Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1892, Page 16

—______"_"_"_— — LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILE. 8 P.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia and Marrland, fair till Monday; cooler tonight; northwesterly ‘winds For Virginia, generally fair; slightly cooler tonight; northerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 falls, temperature 66; condition, iving reservoir. temperature, 71. Con- on at north connection. 36; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, condition at influent gate house, —; condition at effluent gate house, — Petwam’s lanoline nourishes and preserves the skin. Cun. Xaxpzn’'s Bordeaux and Burgundies. You can buy a guaranteed lawn mowor for $3.50 and a fine-gra:le three-ply hose at Se per foot J. H. Cursury & Co., 1004 F st. n. w. thouta rival. mas, superior to ‘Tne“Bar State Lawn” Mower “Queen Anne” window ser: all others. Mechanics’ tools of all descriptions, Garden tools of every kind. Rubber hose, patent nozzles, Wire netting for tennis courts. Builders’ hardware of every description. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., 3 doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. now. Matcuess rare whiskies. Cun. Xawpen,909 7th “Grxre Camena.” agency at Claflin Optical Company, Masonic Temple, 907 F st Da. Wanwen’s corsets, 9c. Lonsdale cam- bric, 10:¢c. Shawkuit und lisle hosiery, 25¢. Monarch shirts (laundered), 97. Baopurav’ Lith st. near 8. Porsan’s Laxorse, perfect skin food. De row sxxp a suit or a pair of trousers? Call on Kuise & Gaeewnavx, tailors, 514 10th street, between E and F. Suits from $25 up. ‘Trousers from $5 up. All trousers made by us kept im repair and pressed at any time free of charge. Putnam's lanoline softens and smoothes the skin. More vinous when diluted than any are Caz. Xanpen’s Va. Clarets and Ports, > by the Empire Carpet ‘Works, 631-635 Mass. nw., are made moth proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2. 1875 Bextz of Nexsox, a genuine hand- made sour mash whisky of the finest charac- ter, bottled at the distillory. Caanues Knax- ura, agent for the District Columbia, Have Youn Caurzrs aNED by the Am- MoNIATED Steam Canret Wonks, 1705 and 1710 Est nw. Telephone s04. Have your building, repairs and alterations made promptly and at reasonable prices by C.D. Couiss, builder, 717-719 18th st 2. w. Gasoxtse, 15e. gal. Mepprwax, 614 12th st Tur French language—Parisian pronuncia tion strawberry fete for pupils and frienda See Educational Novex Evrects 1x Fascy Vests. Faaxe & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th & D sta, Lavspgagp Octixe Surrts—$1 up. Fuaxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D sta, Sraixe axp Stuer NeckwEan—all shapes. Faaxo & One Price, Cor. 7th and D sts, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Azavon’s.—W. T. Carleton’s Opera Com- pany in “Indigo.” Natioxat TueaTen—Comio opera, minie.” Acaprmr or Mustc.—“Little Tycoon.” Haxaw’ Brov.—Gray and Stephens in “The Old Oaken Bucket.” Keayan'’s Lyceow.—Fay Foster Burlesque ‘Troupe and Peter Maher. Tae Battie of Gerrrspvac.—lsth street and Ohio avenue. oe ‘Tyroorarmicat Usiox Hati.— jair. “Er. ge ‘The Printers’ Fair. Money-making was carried on quite exten- sively last night at the Typographical Union fair. There was large attendance and great business activity. ‘Tonight the Bookbinders Society, L T. U. Pressmen, the Plate Printers and about one hundred members of Baltimore ‘Typographical Union have promised to be nt Monday night will be Congressional night. Invitations be je been sent to every Senator and Representative and it is generally under- stood that very many of the nation’s legislators will be present. Indictments by the Grand Jury. ‘The grand jury yesterday found indictments against the following: Alexander Thomas, false nses: Richard Meaney, housebreaking,and Eittioy, cline Joneph | Holmes. housebreaking. Died at the Age of 112. A permit was issued from the health office today for the interment of Mary Ann Coleman, & colored woman, who died at No. 1725 20th street Tuesday of old age. According to the death certificate the deceased was born in Vir- im im 1779, her age at the time of death ‘ing 112 years and eight month. Her funeral took place yesterday, the interment being CANTATA. Fifty little men and women with voices sweet and fresh sang last night in the hall ad- joining St. Jobn’s Church that delightful can- tata, “Voices of Nature.” With remarkable taste the stage had been decorated and when the birds and butterflies and frogs and flowers burst upon the audience a hum of genuine ad- miration was heard throughoat the room. The soloists were all self-possessed and the choruses showed the result of careful training. All the participants were appropriately costumed. The dancing was a special feature of the entertain- ment and mightily appreciated. WELPING TRE POOR, Though the meetings of the Georgetown branch of the Associated Charities have been discontinued for the summer « good deal of silent help is being rendered by the members individually. Mr. Joseph W. Davis reports that regularly every mouth several destitute fami- lies are provided for whether the association's funds permit it or not, as even during the summer the poor must be served with medi- cines, &c., and as but the smailest cash balance ison hand the association requests that dona- tions be still made. LECTURE AT THE CURTIS scHOoL. Last night Prof. W. Taylor Thom lectured at the Curtis building on Sir Edwin Arnold's great work, “The Light of Asia.” Many of the most brilliant ideas of the poet, as expressed in the composition, were pointed out and dis- cnssed in a manner that both pleased and en- lightened the select audience, NOTES. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Haiser took place yesterday from her home on Dumbarton avenue. The interment was at Oak Hill. The New Cut road is being guttered and leveled from 35th to 37th streets. At O. D. D. Hall tomorrow night another temperance meeting will be held under the direction of Independent Lodge. The dance at the Columbia boat house Weduesday evening was not given by the Misses Powell, as published Thursday. tei Trying to Balk Justice. —— ‘The Hudson county (N. J.) grand jury has found indictments against Recorder F. M. McDonough, Justice of the Peace W. F. Busch, Jacob Bretzfeld, a lawyer, and J. R. Havens, a reporter. They are charged with taking money to prevent the trial of a man and woman for keeping a disorderly house. strsiss Comstock Running Down Chicago Books. Several prominent Chicago publishing houses are uader investigation by the federal grand jury. Anthony Comstock is at work through his agents and a big pile of literature which hie agents have quictly purchased in the last few weeks at book stores and news stands was laid before the federal investi- gators. These books were long ago sup- pressed by the New York authorities, but they have been published and circulated im large quantities in Chicago and the west, peepee nsoruaienadines A Promising Son of a Worthy Sire. Mr. Geo. S. Willits, who was nominated by the republican state convention at Springfield on Thursday as one of the two Congressmen-at- large from Illinois, is the only son of Edwin Willits of Michigan, assistant secretary-of agri- culture, The coming Congressman is but 34 years of age and is a prosperous and well-known lawyer in Chicago, and very prominent in the social and club life of that ci AN ANTI-HARRISON CONFERENCE. A Meeting in This City of Leaders Who ‘Oppose the President. ‘Mr. Platt of New York is expected here to- day, and there will be a conference between some of the anti-Harrison leaders in the after- noon or evening. The conferenco will be se- eret, of course, and the participants will take care to prevent their movements from being followed. Mr. Quay was to have left here two nights ago and was about to take the train when he received s telegram which detained him. The purpose of the conference, it is said, is not to decide upon any candidate to put up against Harrison, as there is felt to be more strength in keeping the whole field in combi- nation against him, with an apparent chance in | the fight for any aspirant after Harrison is out of the way. In the undercurrent there is decided sentiment in favor of trying to force the nomination on Blaine, but it is not now Proposed to make that too apparent at this conference, There is a report that Alger bas been making overtures to Mr. Harrison, and the anti-Harrison folks are anxious to keep him actively in the fight for the nomination against the President. ‘Chey will probably give somo attention to this matter and try to hold out fome encouragement to the Michigan ean- Basx Cons Or Eczema MOTHER'S AND MINISTER'S TESTIMONY— BEAD MASS OF PUTREFACTION—DOCTOR FAILS—CURED IN QUICK TIME BY CULICURA. I deem it my duty to inform you of the wonderful cure of Eczema which CUTICURA R¥MEDILS bronght upou our little baby, three months old. When about two and oue-half months oll the whole of ite Uttle head became one mass of putrefaction,over which we became very much alarmed, as the inedict | seribed by our physician only seemed tonggravate and imerease the intense pain the little thing seemed to be in. We were utterly ata lose to know what to do, as the phy-iciam seemed to have exhuusted all eftorts to wive relief. But through the recommendation of Rov. J.G, Auern, pastor of Brooks Circuit M. E. Church Society, we were induced to try the CUTICURA RE EDIES, aud after afew days’ application we were as- tonished as well as delighted uver the result. We con tinued the use of the me dicine aceon: tions, and after a few weeks the littie fellow was en- Urely cured, with no traces of the disease left. Many thanks for thin wonderful cure. Airs. JOHN HOLSTELN, Quitman, Ga. It gives ms great pleasure to testify to the facts containedin Mrs. John Lolstein’s to cerning the cure of her little baby. Idid not think it possible for itto live. recommended CUTICUKA, knowing that if a cure wos possible, CULICURA REMEDIES weuld do it, My most sanguine expectation culminated in a periec cure. J. G. AHERN, Pastor M, E. Ob. So. Quituan, 1, however, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, Thenew Blood Purifier, internall ood of all impurities and potsonous clements thus remove the cause), aud COTICUKA, the Ke Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and Scalp aud Festore the bair), cure every @iscase xpd lumor of the skin and bicod, f.om pimples to scrofula, (to clean Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c: SOAP, Se; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, sarSend ‘or “How to Cure Bivod Diseases.” Deadlock in the Twelfth Mlinols Ends. The great deadlock in the twelfth Illinois congressional convention was broken on the 638th ballot by Adams and Green counties vot- ing with Brown for their candidate, John J. ‘MeDonald, which gave him forty-oue votes and nominated him. Tsvicestios, Liven Comrrarsr. ‘SAXTON, PA., Feb. 5, 1812. “Dear Sirs: Ihave been u great sufferer for the past eight months with indigestion and liver complaint, caused by irregularity at my meals. In that time I Jost G2 Ibs. and my strength left ine so that I was scarcely able to be about the house. I was a BISERY TO MYSELF and all about me. Every one who saw me thought and said I could not live longer than spring. Indeed, I thought so myself. I lost as high as 18 TO 20 LBS. PER WEEK. I doctored with some of our best physicians, but to no ail. Then I went to Huntingdon, and tried two there, but with no better results. I became very low; had been confined to the house some two months, when one of THE DOCTORS RECOMMENDED Hood's Sarsaparilla. It had done me good before, so I concluded to give it « fair trial again. Tcommenced using it about Jan. 1, 1892. IN SIX DAYS I bevan to relish food, and from that time on I gained rapidly. T have not quite taken my second bottle. Thave gained 38 Ibs. in 24 days. feel almost as well as I ever did. Can EAT WELL, SLEEP GOOD, and don’t have THAT TIRED FEELING. In fact, I am A NEW MAN. My neizhbors cannot talk enough about the change they see in me, and all to be attributed to taking HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. I want the people to know what it has done forme. I cannot recommend it too highly.” HARRISON HOUPT. 4 Curr. Jack. my2-6t MME RAPHAEL THE (CELEBRATED CLATR- voyant aud astrologist, the seventh daucnter, orn with caul, has wouderful healing power, Gives names and lucky dates. Don't fail to see thin lad: Boom 10, 910 F at n.w. my7-6t" made im Graceland cemetery. ~ Death of Mr. Spencer A. Coe. ‘Mr. Spencer A. Coe, an old and highly es- teemed clerk in the office of the commissioner of internal revenue, died last evenipg at 6 o'clock at bis home ‘in this city, after about a illness. He was well known in this city, where he has resided for about a year past. Previously he bad been for many years a resi- dent of Falls Church, Va —_-—__ ‘Two Wills Filed. ‘The will of the late Cornelius Noonan has been filed. He leaves his estate to his daughter, Nanzie F. Noonan, and names his son, T. Y. Noonan. executor. reand names © Barbara C. Clemente executrix, Ses ea ‘The Pennsylvania Contested Election Case. The Shonk agt. Reynolds contested election ease from Pennsylvania was again postponed yesterday by the House committee on electious, and it was decided to vote on it next Tuesday. ‘The discussion of the case thus far has not indicated what conclusion will be reached except that in case Mr. Shonk’s right to retain the seat is uot upheld, the course will be to declare the seat vacant and have a new elec- tion, Mr. Keynolds, the contestant not pressing his own right to the seat, Rernesuaexts now served at Bethesda Park. —Advt. — Rock Exox Srnixos and Mineral Baths will Open June 21 under the management of AS. Pratt —Advt. —___ A Saxe or Fixe Fuuyrrcre, carpets &c., is to take place Monday at 11 o'clock at ware house SEB Moses & Sons, 2ud near M northwest, we been stored Bow « sale Grdared.” See sdverdaement. - gees ‘Tavstexs’ Sate of valuable business prop- erty, No. 1337 E street northwest, formerly oc- eupied by C. G. Ball & Son, is to take place Monday at So'clock. See advertisement. * Stoxtwart Jacksox.— The lecture on Stone- wall Jackson, which Hon. George B. Wend- =o at the Universalist Church, 13th 13, L streets, on Friday -evening. May will attract very great audience. Thekets are on sale at Brentano's and seats are Going rapidly. = Exzoaxr new gravity switch-back running at Park.—Advt. peas Excuxstox to Pouttaxp. Our.—The Balti- more and Obio Railroad Company will seil ¢ eursion tickets at oue fare for the round-trip to Portland. Ore., aud return from all stations on its lines May 9 to 14, inclusive. The tickets will be valid for retuzn journey for ninety passenger can have choice of routes via Chicago and St. Paul, via Chicago, Omaba and Denver or via St. Louis. Kansas City and Denver or he can go via one of these routes and return via another, The round- teip fare from Philadelphia, Chester. Pa., Wilmington, Del., Paltimore, Washington and Points in this region will be $86.50. Corte- spondingly low rates from other points —Advt ae Ovex cars now running to Bethesda Park.— ave Coca Wise. For that tired feeling, incident to the approsch of warm weather, the Materia Medita offers nothing better than a well-prepared Wine of the Coca Leaf. Our COCA WINE is carefully made from the green coca leaves and pure native wine. It is agreeable to ‘the taste and mildly exhuarating to the exhausted syatem, Fall pint bottles-75e. W. & THOMPSON, Pharmacist, myStt 703 15th ot Do You-Kxow ! DOYOU KNOW THAT THE CHEAPEST FURNI- ‘TURE, MATTING, CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS, &e., SOLD IN WASH- INGTON ARE OFFERED sT GGG RRR SSSsTTITY, Fr" g5Sq cook E24 ts FF Sued DOUBLE STORES, 1510-12 7TH STREET, BET. P ANDQ NW. Solid Oak Table, 6 ft, 83.98. Cluster Leg Table, 6 ft, $5.00, Oak Sideboard. $12.50, Cotton Top Mattress, 82.25. ‘High-back Oak Dining Chairs, $1.25. Extra Heavy Oak Dining Chairs, $1.50. ‘Refrigerators, 82.25, $3.45, &c. Prime Live Goose Feathers, 75c. 1D, 56 Piece Tea Set, $2.98, 100 Pisce Dinner Set, $7.50. ‘Three Chins Dinner Sets, 117 pieces, $25 ( spe- etal.) Remember, we don't trifle with you. Our adver- ‘tisements are business statements, and are not intended tomisiesd or deceive in any way. You have no reason to doubt before you try. & Dow Sext Ow [xstattacexrs. ‘With every purchase of $2.50and more we give one car fare. Remember name and place, W. C. Gusry. 1510-12 7th st, bet. Pand Qn.w. BABY'S akin and scalp purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure, RHEUMATIC PAINS. Toone minute the Cuticura Antt-pain Pl feves rheumatic, s-atic, btp, kidney, chest weakuesses, Price, 25c. my D* canteton, 607 12th at. nw, Washington, D. 0. Graduated London, England, 1865, And New York 1879, IF YOU HAVE AN AILMENT, Acute, chronic, or hereditsry, you can be rapidly ro- ‘stored to health and strength by the scientific appli- catign of electricity and the therapeutic measurcs so ‘successfully practiced by Dr. Carleton, IF YOU,HAVE Falling memory, nenralzic, wandering pains, al!-zone feeling, more tired in the morning than on going to bed, no energy either for work or society, dizzy spella (vertigo), dull, stupid feeling, uuable to concentrate the mind upon any subject, pain in the back, weak back, bad taste in the mouth, pimples or sallow unbealtiiy-locking skiu, tremors, palpitation of the heart, feel eeverally used up and that life i losing itechopums for you, tt is pretty certain that you are aflicted with NERVOUS DEBILITY, And you should at ouce consult Dr. Carleton, who is Positively the only advertising surgeon in the United States who treate these troubles on recoxnized sciontific and curative principles, aud bas made the successful treatment of these troubles a life study. uary analysis, chemical and wie-oscopal. nin (werve exhaustion), diseases of the bladder, kid- eye, skin, bloed or nervous system, or any uctite or chrouie disease within the range of my specialty, can be treated with skilland success born of experience and an earnestuess of desire to benefit my patients, Hours, 9 to, 4t0 8 Sunday, 9 t Zonly. Cousuite- tion free. For further particulars see "Fost," miy's-cotf Basxavrt Satz Or Fise Foorwean. STOCK OF W. H. KENEASTER & CO., Assigned, 1115 FST NW. THIS STOCK HAVING BEEN PUR- CHASED FROM ASSIGNEES FAR LE- LOW THE COST OF PRODUCTION, THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD TO CON- SUMERS ATLESS THAN MANUFACT- URERS’ PRICES. THE PUBLIC WILL SAVE RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS’ PROFITS. COME AND SEE THESE SHOES AND WE WILL PROVE THIS ASSHKTION. THEY WON'T REMAIN HERE LONG AT PRESENT PRICES, THEREFORE IT WOULD BE WELL FOR YOU TO CALL AT ONCE AND SECURE SOME OF THESE EXTRAORDINARY GOOD VALUES FOB A SMALL AMOUNT OF came WE HAVE SHOES FOR 98. WHICH SOLD FOR 82.00 FOR 62.50 3.50 FOR 3.50 5.60 AND MANY OTHER GOOD VALUES, TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, AT EX- TREMELY LOW PRICES. THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE 1115 F sT NW. epll-1m KENEASTER'S OLD STAND, For Att Lavms YOUNG, OLD OR MIDDLE-AGED, ‘THE PERFECTION ADJUSTABLE SHOE. ‘My corne are all gone. Expands from 4 to 3 inch over the ball and joints thus avoiding the strain and discomfort experienced by wearing other makes, No other Shoe so effectually prevents and cures corns, bunions and tender feet. ‘They preserve health and promote life. Dampness from wet sidewalks and floors cannot pass through the soles. ‘A narrower shoe can be worn. ‘Matchless in style, St and durability. Low prices. Take no substitute. CONSOLIDATED SHOE COMPANY, ‘Mapufecturers, ‘Lynn, Mess, ‘For sale in Weshington by ‘G4K8 AND OOMPARY, a SEVENTH STREET. x to direc: | CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. Have Your Dress Waist glove-fitting by using the “Ever Ready” Dress Stay on every seam. See name on back. my7,10,12 ‘The Style’s the Thing!” An old-style hat is not cheap at any price! Ours are new, demrable goods and prices are ‘way down! ‘That $1.90 Hat isa beauty. It Feaxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. The “Ever Ready” Dross Stays make the waist one inch smaller—do uot rust or cut through. Sce name on back. my7,10,12 Selling Gray Switches and Bangs at reduced prices for ten days only atS. HeLien’s, 720 7th st. nw. my4-6t* Best Screen Doors, $1; best Lawn Mowers, $3.75; best Freezers, $1.50. L. H. Hopxixs, 933 Fst. a.w. my3-co3t* If You suffer with catarrh read about the Great Remedy in Sunday's Chronicle. ap23-s3t Fedora Dress Shields, best in the world, Messrs, Woodward & Lothrop write: “We con- sider them the best in our stock, and could not get along without them. fel3-83m_ 14 Karat Gold Filled Gents’ Vest Chains, warranted 5 years, at ALBEL's, the 14th st, Jew- eler, 1403 14th st, nw. a To Be Given Away! ‘This evening and three daye next week we intend to make a special present of a Hand- somely Decorated Cuspidor or a China Set con- sisting of au Elaborately Painted Cup, Saucer and Plate to every purchaser of a pound of ur famous Thea-Nectar ‘Toa or celebrated A. and P. Baking Powder. Tux Gueat Artaxtic axv Pactric Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st. uw. Ocr Braxcu Storrs Will treat yo just as fairly as you have been served at the main depot, both ag to prices and | the presentation of checks—the qualities never varying. 1620 14th st, nw. 3191 M st, Georgetown, $15 H st. ue. (new). 58, 59 and 60 Center Market. 67 and 68 Eastern Market, 91 und 92 Western Market, | Sand 90 Street Market. | 101 Northern Liberty Market It you-want to learn whut real good Coffee is try either one of our mixture grades of Mocha and Java at 33,35 or 38. (If you have not se- cured one of those panels (‘Shoo!”) come aud get it.) ‘Tae Gneat Attaxtic axp Pacirte Tea Co, 502 and 603 7th st. nw. Newroy H. Bowaax, Manager. Telephone £48, te. . w. Ampelos Punch ready for iced dintion, A summer Leverage without danger to the bram, Cin. Xaxver, 909 7th st. it Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, 25 pound. “N. A. Poot, 44 La, ave, now, S. Heller, 720 7th st. uw. cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Sbampouing; ulso cures Dandrulf, myd-Ge* “For You” Waltz, 10c. Woxen's, 925 7th st. None Name It But to Pratse. Wheeler & Wilson's New Ugh Arm No. 9. per it is making a spe- A marvel of lightness and swiftuess. §a27 Office 437 9th st. now. Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10¢ “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, $4 per gallon; #1 quart bottle. Lyscu's, 404 9th st. a. w. Jalé-sdew, tr Dr. Hartley’s Great Remedy cures ¢atarrh. aps-Im EXCURSIONS, &c. QPSDAY, May 8, 1802. PLANK SHAD AND CLAM CHOWDER! N THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL! Ther the weet month. the liglited, fast and fino, wil Jeave ber wharf SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1892, Lam, returning by 2:15 pm: 643 pm ; cents, including the Famous Fshall Hall Clan Chowder abd “nxiy ect music ou both Tuorniug and afternoon boats and at Marsball Hall PROGKAM OF THE MUSIC, PART 1, J March, “Among Com : 2 Sevenaile for cornet and baritous, 3 Majnrka de concert, “brigitta® 4 Caprice, “Ibe Coach: At aT iL 5 March, “Pride of the Regi & Waltz,’ “The Chiidron’s Bal 7 Trombone lo, “Little Bine wo Sir Gevike ive Minutes with the Minstreis”. Coline PART Tih, +c: Sehlepogrell vMe F Schroeder ‘Mignonstte™ cn a bare m tip for hot piaii bm. 45 (p ta trip for bi ad div: returoiuue by 6:4) pm? OF Bot Plank shad dinner, The steats riding gallety—the bowling alleys—the shovting callery, &. Ths bast of order guaranteed The ladies are especi- aly invited, ee c ___ LL, BLAKE. Captain. ek THE arrenxoox or DECORATION DAY at BENNING KACE COURSE And Wituese THE GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC CONTESTS Of the PRESIDENT'S TROOP OF WASHINGTON, DO, ‘Troop A, DONG. Nearly Thirty Interesting and E Valuable Priz 7, citing Events for E TERTAINMEN . fader auspices of Young Men's League, B Street pee baptnt Church. og lay Evening, May 92, 8 pin Je talsut-cienvod, wwelwding Stiss Leta Perkins. Mrs, Luce-shear, herd of the Puillariiorie Refreshments after eutertainment, Tiokets 25 conte, ae M THEATER, 2 Pennsylvama av nd 11th et, TONIGHT: TONIGHT! FLIER MAHER, The Inte Chazcpicn, who w1li meetall comers, aud the FAY FOSTER EURLESQUE AND SPECIALTY CO. GUAND CARE WALK. Next week Billy Lostere Be Specialty Oo, Include Austen Gitoue Chau pion lightweight. myZ 6t prryonama BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. OPEN DalLy. 15th strest and Obto avenue, Reezoxps VACATION . EXCURSIONS. ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. Parties wilt LEAVE PHILADELPHIA JULY 8 A D 22 for Two Grand Excursious of Fifty-oue Days A ob ry ra ava LLL = The outward ro te isto be over the picturesaue GANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, throued Montreal, Winntveg, Rauf! Hot Sprincs, tle vraud acenery of the Selitks aud Vancouver. the homeward ruts, after the S Portiaus, ROAD. wil TIONAL ficent Special Trains of PAL EARS, with every fitst-clasn-appo: Ineut, are to be used in crowing the coutient. ‘Alusku trip will De on the favorite steamer “Queet.” AL TRIP TO ALAS CE SLEEPING ELLOWSTONE = tu the Yellow. ‘ellowstone Park RS of one to four ‘New England, the Send for descriptive book, mentioning the particular tour desired. RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 121 South Ot st. (under Coutineutal Hotel) Phite, miy7-eostt ARK. runuing freqnently; refreshments lor Fortin: elegant new ing: take Georgetown 5 wally town Failroad care (PHE STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER 18 artered for MAY 25 to Marshall Hall and several Charter 1c, as date is not conventout to the parties who for the boat __ ANDREW WALL, 915 F stm ‘O! FOR GLEN ECHO AND CHAUTAUQUA. au awning that was used trips will be made by the boat on that day. for ‘Thursday will leave Tat aud 2 pm, retarning at 7 pan. my FOURTEENTH ANNUAT. FAMILY EXCURSION Of the LONE STAR BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION TO RIVER VIEW, SUNDAY, MaY 8, SUNDAY, MAY 8. Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTZ leavos 7th at.whart at 10:30 am. and 3 Tickets, 50c, Ladies' Tickets, 25¢. mumic Ibattendance. a) JOHN BRIDG: make two trips, Sun id Saturdays at 32d xt and canal. way. Boat for charter Mondays, W “ _Firstclans days. Price from ®12 to 823. "Addroxs J. A. MA NNIER, 1073 32d xt uw, or engineer at Judd & Deitweiler's, Printers, )1th 28,3080 LECT EUROPE conducted by a piiysician and chaperum: Sth visiting all ports of the contivent. Address Dr. CHENEY, 3 at* y conifield st., Boston. a AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. FinST UXCURSION OF THE SEASON BY STEAMER “GEORGE LEA Grand Opening and Viank Shad at COLONIAL BEACIL ou . 1892, jeorge Leary” liaving been rebuilt and refitted throughout will make Suuttey excnrious e month of May to Colonial Beach, leaving jany's wharf, foot of 7th «t.. on Sunday moras ines, May 1. 8 19, 23 and 29, at o'clock, Colonial Beach at’ 1:30 p.m., leaving Coli at p.m, arriving in Washington at 9 p.m. Dinuer will be served at the hotel at Colonial Beach at city prices. Fare for the roun’ trip on steamer, 75 cents. Children under 12 years half tare, SNO. CALLAHAN, WM. E. CLARK, Gen'l Supt, ‘Promdent, ape7-tt PPE WONDERFUL CAVERNS OF LURAY, VA are still open, and visitors can always find co eanuens atthe Laurance. Y¢ fortable acco 8°30 p.in.do the @ ‘at nish and ‘30 p.in.. do the caverns -10 pnt Hext day. Let ua take it in. (GQTEAMER BARTHOLDI. = For charier by day or hour. ‘The boat for small parties, up or down the Pot yure boats of all kinds for hire and for sala, CUMBERLAND BOAT HOUSE, fo16-3m* Foot of F at. iw. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. —TONIGUT. Last tineof the HARRIS, BRITTON & DEAN OFERA COMPA In the megniticent production of MM NM RRR ROR 1 RRR ER R ! pe KER R EB Hn = he favorites in the cast. t week LILLIAN RUSSELL 1 RUSSELL, LILLIAN RUSSELL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY. Tu Audran'e great La LA OPERA HOUSE, Atbavans GKAND FRIDAY MATINEE, MAY 27, Commence: Martyn Co jon and Orutory, including & nawuificent entertainment aud ending with the new comedy, “REAL GHOSTS Admission free. Reserved seats, Meverott’s, cor G and 32th, or ai 12th wt. N.8.—Summer classes commence June ? now ready. ALRIS? BIJOU Mrs. P. Harris, a1 Propriotors aud Managers, WELK COMMENCING MONDAY, MaY 9, DAN A KELSY, In bis great, successful and thrilling melodrama, mny7-6t be repeated ( 4:30 PAL.at sare plece, Adusisaion, adults; 18 cents tor children, ‘Tickets held by persons unable to = on account uf the crowd, will be receive AB You witit vs? ENTERTAINMENT AND LOP Of the WASHINGTON MILITARY CY (Second separate coms any, D NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 8 O'CLOCK. TICKETS, 5 Of members at the door or at Overman Wheel Com- pany’s, 715 13th at uw, ——AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM. sdmission, jouday. 1t* AMUSEMENTS. FL®*® comnave sPrivosTexy IMITATE PICKETT’S CHARGE atte BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, SUNDAY AT 4 O'CLOCK, at 15th at. and Obio ave. AUPACGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. AT HOME MAY 9, 1892. U. 8 MARINE BAND. Walter F Sm'th, ZOlivers, ores F D Record, askurth, ASchinidt, © Caunawam, W Keppler, W Keuarve Wan 4 sausuele, C Huestis, Ni Stanwect, Jan, L Tilieux, © Uliviert, V feteola A Tr gina, L Nazcullo, A Giatcnetts, < Jue 5 Anval JGrevanaini, W Sat. telusaat, Uist vended, lawton, F steal, ‘Ari AND JOUN PHILIP BOUSA. After their trip to Calsfornia 000 inties tm forty-two dara, Also MRS. NELLIE WILSON SSIR-CLIFF, Soprano. Popular prices, eee Ue, 750. @1 00 Dy 6-2t SEATS NOW ON SALE. aL waite the Pension Oihce, TyPoonaP FVOLUMDIA J G atrest, 0 ‘This beautiful temple to the typographic art will be opened with « FATR, BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 2, 189: AUS p m.,and continuingtwo webke, THE STADHUIS OF HAARLEM, TDE BURGOMASTER’S RESIDENCE, THE BEAUTIFUL MARKET, THE POMPOUS BURGHERS, THE PRETTY FRKAULEINS, THE FLOWER BazaaR ting program each night, Ap tte; seers 10 conte, Wescton, TWO DAYS ONLY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 9 AND 10, THE BARNUM AND BAILEY GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, ‘With Imre Kiraify's Spectacle, COLUMBUS AND THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. P.T. BAKNUM and J. A: BAILEY, Equal Owns Rings, 2 Elevated Staves, Racing Track COLUMEUS STAGE 450 FEET LONG. 3 Cirous Companite, 2 Menageriee, Hippodrome, Horse Pair, Magic Iiusions, Museum, Aviary, 2 Werds of Elephants, ¥ Droves of Camels, 100 Traiued Ani- mais, 100 Circus Acts, 100 Cirens Performers. ONE HUNDRED CHARIOTS AND CAGES. 1,200 PEOPLE IN THE GREAT SPECTACLE. S$ FAIL TO EXPRESS ITS MAGNITUDE. Depicting realistically and upon the grandest scale the life, trisle and triumphs of the Great Navigator. BATILES BETWEEN THE MOORS AND SPAN IARDS, VOYAGE. OF DISCOVERY, LANDING IN THE NEW WORLD, TRIUMPHAL RE- CEPTION AT BARCELONA, GRAND UIS- TORICAL EVENTS, STUPENDOUS PAGEANTS. BALLET WITH 300BRAUTIFUL DANCERS, TOURNAMENTS, RIVALRIES, FETES, FESTI VALS, COMBATS, REAL SHIPS, TABLEAUX, RACES, SIEGES, BATTLES, SONGS, CHO- RUSES, CEREMONIES, RITES, 1HE COURTS OF KINGS, SPATN'S C1 ALRY AND A MYRIAD POETICAL ENCHANTING SCENES. SCENERY WORTH $75,000, COSTUMES WORTH 250,000, ARMOR AND TRAPPINGS WORTH $50,000, HORSES WORTH 2150,000. 20 Pantomime Clowns, 20 Animal Actors, 20 Races Roman Charicts, Standins and Pedestriau Contests, Mid-air Feats and Wonderful Equestrian Displays, Athletes, Acrobats, Avielists, Jockeys, Games, Trials, Rivalries, Payewts, Feats, Animate and Inauimate wonders. Tho whole forming the most remarkable aud extraordinary exhibition evor witnessed. PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 PAL DOORS OPEN AN HOUR KARLIER Admission, 50 cents, Children under nine years, 25 cents, Resorvel seats at regular prices and admission tickets at usual cdvance, at E F Droop’s Piauo Store, 025 Ponnaylvania ave CHEAP PCPULAR EXCURSIONS ON ALL RalL- ROADA, LOCATION OF SHOW GRO COR. 3D AND P STREPTS N.W. ROUTE OF THR GREAT PROCESSION: Startins promptly st 8:40 am Monday, May 9, from show g.ounds, 3id and P sta, to 4th, to Pennuyeuiia ave, to 23d at. to st and return to wrounds 0: THE CARS OF TH? Tr and Rockville Itailroad ary now ranting ‘on the hour eral haif hour. from the istrict Iino, at rminus of Guurgetown, id Teuailytowa railway. . Until further notice will run every 13 minutes on Sunday. a126.tt LIPOEN Special ve tourist yarties over the ‘a Bun Set aud Ogden iy Southern Pacitic Compan: routes. Cheav rates. A) 2 HAWLE _SUMMER RESORTS. champion trick bicycle rider: Mra, te Thotnpaon Berry, soprano: Geors.town Amutear Orchestra; Geo Scutt. comic soncs; W J Caulfield, tenor; Ed'€ Boore, comie recitations, DANCING FROM 10 TO 12. Tickets exchangeable for reserved seats. = STRATED ae PASSION PLAY at OBER AMMERGAU MISS JANFT ELIZABETH RICHARDS, Under the suspices ut the MARY WASHINGTON CHAPTER ‘Of the Daughters of the Ainericay Revolution, For the WASHINGTON MON 'SDAY EV G3 th LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ATDAUG'S Gieurtrationor the #uaiin or Season, TONIGHT AT 8:15, LAST TIME OF OPERA COMPANY, Tn Strauss n DD. 30 aud 75.cents. paiQon. SEAT INTHE OllCHESTRA CIRCLE Next week “CHIMES OF NORMANDY." SEATS NOW ON SALE. STAGE EXCURSIONS. DANES TALLY, HO STAGES LEAVE 611 ha 33th at. new. a Solalere' Hie and Calne Joba Briteee Bae ne on i ip; 6G to Se. Zoo Fark and logation unwe, 230, Prosastxy You Hava Live LONG ENOUGH ‘To know that is impossible to abuse your feet by wear- ing an ill-fitting shoe aud still expect to be comfort- able, That corn of yours is the result of imprudence ‘on your part, buta careful observance of the fullow- ing remedy will insure speedy and permanent relief: Goto WILSON & CARR'S, 920 F street northwest, tomorrow and ask for s pair of thelr $3.50 Shoes, Let ‘Mr. Wilson surgest the size you should wear, and if you will act on this suggestion you will have no need for corn salve. ‘Their €3.50 Shoo is made of pliable, yielding Teather, and the Shoe for ladies may be bad in broad, ‘medium or narrow toe, ‘The Shoe for men is shape tm a variety of styles and will outwear many higher- priced grades of footwear. If you need s pair of Patent Leathers for dress their assortment is complete and the prices range from $3 to 810. my2-6t RY TIME YOU Ww. enaeni aE ACADEMY. ‘This Saturday evening, last time of WILLAED SPENCER'S ‘Fascinating Comic Opera, THE LITTLE TYOOON. ‘The Finished Comedian, B.E GRAHAM, ‘The Original Gen. Knickerbocker. Next week—JULIA MARLOWE in the following repertory: ‘*The Hunchback,” “Much Ado About Nothing,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “Itogues and Vaga- bonds,” “Pygmalion and Galates,” “As You Like It," and “Twelfth Night” Seats now on sale for any per- formance. myttt Wi BE AT! mane AY 10, AC OF MUSI Caachi may 9p30-8t 10 LIKE TO. ting Sh ities oe 1225 Fe, ave, THE UNITED STATES, A first-clags hotel, ‘Will open JUNE 15 and remain open until OCTO- BERL TOMPKINS, GaGE & PERRY. _my7-skw-16t Deve Pan Aso Ouxtasn, ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, GtAtooa SPRINGS. 3.000 FRET ABOVE TIDE-WATER. SEASON OPENS JUNE 24, 1992. = uit Semote, muna ad Sten uaee the mets mst of the ica i Tine of the Baltimore snd ‘Olio: Railroads bave tbe ad oY ‘Yantaye of it vestibuled express train serv- ice both eust or lend Ccouble from th parts of tue country “AN Baltionore Je Frou tl pasea. of tue counters AR and ‘Ohio trans ‘stop. pt Deer Park rt dt 14.890 » mouth, according to lo- teat ia be sdidvesied 3 i e nications should GronGe De DestiisLbs, Manacer yaltimore snd Cumbe: id. tod SE i con ue aaa . ia. my’ Wutne ane YOU GOING Better go to Eastern Nova Scotia or ape Breton, which are suporior in every way to northern United states resorts. Ts Oeet-aneee ‘ne steamers are ‘modern-built boats, with pee gras or threugh the day] weet Dar C1 to ¥ « 20 aoe Grupa. ie buaenes 892—-SIXTEEN PAGES. FINANCIAL. Starz Your Ace. SEND A POSTAL CARD TO BOWES & HALL, Managers Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United staves, 1326 F ST. NW., AND RECEIVE FACTS AND FIGURES CONCERNING THE STRONGEST, MOST PROGRESSIVE AND MOST LIBERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD. GREAT BRITAIN. of Europe." DeB} RNARDY ord Row, London, Eng, attend ex- flusively to the recovers, ou comtalasion, of estates, legacies, unclaiuied moneys. tuy7-law lst (ALMOST a3 FER On NT ini town enterprise The ham, Ala wae iucortol ital cf $100,000. ‘The $200,000. in 1883 8 div war oclured: IRN4, TBS 40 percent oumpany. 4 iD 1870. with & ke ver cent the aexrecat 5 probably in two Seare be pany stock appre. per cent ou oriyiual vost, Maly otberea- uid Le tetitioned. CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Now it the way tc surjaue any such enterprise, ste stock on the tustailisert plan for SERIES B me only, as Wulistove to make room for stock at an advanced we Call on or address CK Me ut sunt Four case Stectal Ageut Equitable Life Aw OF mu ow Is Tx Eastern Burl New Sw MONEY ALWays ke HAS. LGUR- ance S Tine . To Scascrroe. myt-lw Se. JOHN LC. ULREE Treasurer, 926 Ps ave ee. Cuxece Baxz Curoves, ‘The most conveutent of all forms of exchange for tray- elers ur remittance, Received as casb tn almost every civihred country iu the world by storekeepers, bank- crs, hotels andat railway stations. The safest end easiest to carry and the least liable to lose A boon totoursts, For further information apply to RICH & CO, BANKERS, G13 15th street, Opposite United States Treasury, Bole Washington Agente Cheque Bank (limited), ______ Loudon, Apa) -1w \ ROBERT P PORTER, PRESIDENT; HON. Nice president: Col. A. T. reraid Hons JOHN G. CARLISL! I. HC. HANSBROUGH, BENS, N BULTERWORTH, & Weactive mauayeme: CO-OPEKATIVE TOWN COMPANY, Inco macquence of the recent heavy sales of stock aud lots the directors Lave decided TO WITHDRAW SRIES B From the market at an early date, The next series Will be igaued at au advanced price, Series Bis low price ct bership feo a Mouthly in ech. Call on or address m7 Tue Natovat Sare Derosrr SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBI CORNER 15TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGKESS JANUARY 22, 1867, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Acts as executor, sdimiuistrator, guardian of the es tates of minora, committes of the estates of lunatics, receiver, samgnee and executes trusts of auy audevery description. ‘Wills prepared by a competent attorney, who is in daily attendance, aud kept without charge, when the company is named executor or trustee, Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and aliows interest thereon. SILVER WARE AND VALUABLES of all descrip- tions, packed iu trunks or boxes, received for deposit im capacious vaults of unsurpassed dryness an’ se- curity, at moderate cost. RENTS SAFES FROM @3 TO 8125 EACH PER ANNUM, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. Hak LOVE, Hirst Vice President, a ‘bare mem- nonia of @12S C. R. McBLATR. _District Ageut, 31 Atlantic building. rd. E_ FRANCIS KIGGS, Treasurer. ALBERT L’sfluThy ay ‘iilard, James M, Jouuston, Gharies . Glover, KK. Koss Perry, Jona G. Parke, Thomas Hy Jotun FL Bodgers, Willian E- K Jones, $5 BILL THis MONTH, $0 2 NEXT MONTH, Keep that up fortwenty months and you own five shares—par value 10— of S.KILs BOSTOCK In the siicconsfal aud now famous CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY portunity will remain open to you only s ‘aid then the book's will clo on series Be Lueuer-priced sere. will be put on, ould be weil fur you to immediately, write to call on or C. 2. McBLAIR, District Azent, ST Atiauge building. EIS G TEWKSBURY, — W. B. HIBBS. Bauker, 5u Broadway, K. ¥. Manager, *Meuibcr Wastiigion Stock Excusnge LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F 81. WASHINGTON. D. C., Bay and sell for cash or on anangin Stocks, Bonds Grain, Provisious sud O11. ‘Direct private wires to New York and Chicago, Outoftown business wepeetaley, -of-town business & a All Local Securities dealt ip Copetant quotations ail markete.” Telephone 548, ocel-te W S,GURtE®..., FREDERICK C STEVENS, ‘Members of the Washington Stock Lachamge. GUKLEY & BTEVENS, Real Ketate, insurance and Stock Brokers, 1335 F st. Heal estate "bought sold and rented. “Local securi- tics bought and seid. “Moncy loaned on lisced tive and rwal estate, Special attention to first-c my7 ‘Veutmienta, 5 jazoetr NO. W. CORSON, INO. W. MACARTNE! aoa Member SS tock Bx, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVE. BUILDING, 1419 F ST. N.w,, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exchange. Loans, Collections. ke nnd Bouds aad_ail securities iisted ou thotexchunses of New York, Philadelphia Boston ‘A epeciaity wedeot investment securities. District oid epecialty tuade of inves ide id silloval Hailroad, Gum, insurance and ‘ele- Stock dealt. Pikienican Dell Telephone Stock bought and sold. Jy 18 _____ FINANCIAL. [PPPOVEMENTS, DeveLormeNts, Dive ‘These will come fe Sosa, aiuick order with the COOPRAFIVE Tow S COMTANT With enough stock subscribed to pay for its mage Bificent town site. the company is bow sellitx for de- Velonment purposes. ‘You are offered in. SERIFS B STOCK A promising investment besed on Banaged by able officiaeor ti The opportunity ts weil ae those of jarge meane. an ck ie sold om the mete! your niuey sod tavestng for prost Tallon GR. MeBLAIR, District 4 =? Sy addante Scildime_ Orne or THE ‘ FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUEI.DING ASSOCIATION, 1251 32D STREET BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION To THE ELEVENTH SEKIES OF STOCK. €2,000 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE Such a reputation bas this association earned for Mtecif that it now numbers among ite stockholder: residents of Califoruia, Texas, i Missoury, New York, Delaware, Mars Then. jaud and N. w in ite eleventh year of prosperity and te larger day Wy e fully the morits of this association are Fetood thr more convinced the people will be come of tte superiority over all others and impressed | woth the bencfits derived fron ers Tas conducted on sound bosiness ples and te truly equitable 19 all its festa: Borrowers and investors suare alike ip i rote, EVERY SEKIES MATURES IN SIX YEARS, Cali at the office for lanators pamphieta, OFFICER: H. P. GILBERT, A. B JACKSON, Vresident, Vice F GEO. W. KING, 3. BARTON MILLER, ‘Treasurer. Secretary. DIRECTORS, Dr. L. W. Ritchie, WF aibhors, Wr, Smith, W. A. Cunningham, Daniel Jobneon FINANCE COMMITTEF. Archibald Greenies, ‘Sawuc HL. Wheeles, Joseph H. Lee. VALUATION COMMITTE Jobu M. Schuites, HG Wagver, W. Riley Desdia, Williams A. Hotehima, B. W. Darvy. ap 30-20¢ JESSE H. WILSON, Attor WASHINGTON CoMatission AND INVES MENT KERS AND BROKERS, 635 Fst. nw. Washington, 1 C, DEALERS IN STOCKS AND «RAIN. Regular and fractional lots, marci.» to suit, Ont-of-town business elicited. Interest aliowed on depot» Coustant quotations ali tuar >te Commissions, (ap9-00! CT. Havessrn Mamber Washington Stock Fx henge, Real Estate end Stock Broker, Rooms Y and 11, Adantic Bui ding, #30 F street northwest. INVESTMENT BSECURITIVS Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought aud sold for casa er on margin. Cotton bought and solg in New York or New Orleans, CORRESPONDENTS. 3.8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Lamson Bros, & Co., Chicago Board of Trade, Private wires to New York, Clicagoaud New Oriesms 474m OFFICIAL NOTICES. OEE OF THE CoMacesione District of Columbia, Washinevon 1 Tt having been reyes: moncrs of the District of Col Rauued Works are. hecesaa’ safety of comfort under y Aucust 6, 180. the works be ory jermnit system, one-balf the cost to be axpenved agaist abut- ting property, the Commissioners heel} eive mouce that thes will receive obijertions to said worke froi alt partine interested until TWELVE O'CLOCK M- MAY, 1 Lay’ walks: Q st. uw, worth wide, tare oS I.eustwand to Floridan OF THE . Co May 2, d to the Gomme: iain that the following jor the alf of square; square all alleys in worth baif of square not paved with asplalt block. square all alleys in square; square G09, square: square 677, unpaved part TuuLing north, about 8 feet, f All alleve in square, eqaare 93 1407 and 14096 ot PLANTS AT_avctios FROM J. ko FREEMAN MORNING, MAY NINTH, 1802, at Pinste aclu Pate nes, “a Pansies, Gevauluspe, npcrece. Devon tt Tarlac & Ste Rees ‘Auction TRUSTEE’S SALE OF ¥ ‘ALUABLE REAL ESTATR, By virtue of two deeds of trust, one beng cated om the 23d day of June, Angust 6, 1siti, E Peni county in Liber ¥.Ne Ton ot the party, secired Signed will offer for #ale at. pubic beer the town of Mossis. = Van. at FIVE « DAY, MAY TWELa in. Teal wtate and impr veu yall that ot of eround LOCK URS. we following described as “Rcek HUD" oF “Fort Bennett” aud described follows, vig: Beginning for the save at “I,” a stone in the center of the outiet road (thirty feet’ wide) aud ning thence north eg! vacrere and thirty. minutes (Sz dew. 32 a undredthe chains. ered thive (rr thence i shidforty-fve | minutos (8 dg. 45 ania) ome ne siniy-fve bundre.tthe chains (G0 chi. to U") ® ote C river side, beiug th: northeast re dexrecs (i deg.) cant £ 7 ch.) to ("3 marsh vn @aid river and the nor: humbered five (9); thence south tweive ovroes aud forty-hve minuies (12 deg. aud 45 iin) west eight and ten buwdredths chains (8.10 ch.) tothe place of besiuuing, conteiing tree acres aid thirty poles Ge. > vs sam sufficient the aucunteecured. by, said doeds ‘Cost and expenses attending ssid trusta, The OF the purchase mosey to be ou a abd rigiiteen mouthe in equal shell by the bonds of the purchaser carrying sn\rt day of euieand socared bye dock if trunt urea the proverty. Conveyancing Bt the cost. of the jury ane SOSEPIT Bw. COX! Descanso BROS, Auctioueers. PW E-STORY BRICK BAY-WINDOW Dartitsce StuniieD g0f SSD 300 @ THEAST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWELFTH, 1502, at HALI-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in fropt of the te LOTS s AND ®, SQUARE 782, lex Surisixos ba) PRESS-BRICK | FRONTS. MODEKN CONVEX: IENCES; one of the best iocations uortLeast ; near U & Capitol and, library building Term: 8: |; to remain S prarat 6 percent per annum from April 0, 18-, \alauce of purchase money” - A depumtof $: ep ES ——— sale Sat purchaser's cost Terine fo becompind with in Lo diye.sthrwise rishtrescrved ‘to resell et pnd cust of defaulting purchaser after Publique Wonningtoas Sen neweraeee cerry 1 KAISER, Attorney. Sens B Srock IN THE CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Ison the being closed. VIDENDS. ANNUAL MEETING GO ANYTHING. 8300 each. The splendid: ruing will be divided Roe a = in ee Foeurr OF WASHINGTOKX, D. C. 6 Per Cont on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cent uid ob Deposite ft with the aseceiation Sr 5 ‘You can borrow $1,000 from usom Real Estetese- curity and pay it beck at the rate of $13 per month. Offers unprecedented opportunity for investmente, Combined with absolute security. EO, W. STICKNES, Auctioneer. — TRUSTEES SALE = CT ae UNIMPROVED virtue of a certain deed of trust dated March 5, Sod at tbe request of the secured thersby, Re Boeke