Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1892, Page 14

A CATHOLIC CLUB. The Recent Progress of the Gonzaga Athletic Organization. CLUB ROOM AND GYMNASIUM. ‘Well as Mental and Moral Improvement Looked After—Ofticials and Members. HE LATE FATHER Maguire, who «pent so much time and energy in St. Aloysius parish to build up a large con- gregation and the neces- sary church societies ifhe could return and ree what has been done, would certainly repeat a hearty amen. The wonderful advance and inprovements that have been made in the clas- sic shades of Gonzaga valley would be as pleas- img to the eye of the father as would the formation of the societiés be pleasing to his very soul. Not the least important adjunct is the flourishing organization known as the Young Men's Catholic Club of Gonzaga College. Several attempts had been made to organize such a club in this parish, nearly all of which had as their object literary or dramatic advance- ment, but after a year or two the membership would y decrease as would interest in the clu! is ‘UNDER FATHER GILENSPIM'S LEADERSMIP. Under the leadership of Rev. Father Gilles- pie the club has grows in numbers, until now there are nearly 300 names on the first-class club, including gymuadum, tennis and base bail he Messrs. K. F. Downing and E. J. Wall, in the summer of 1339, paid a visit to friends in Bos- ton, New York and other northern citie: having reeeived their education at the schools | of the Jesuit fathers they naturally paid visits | to Jesuit colleges in these cities. They were astonished to find such large societies existing | thes | around these colleges and they thongh should have a society in Washington, whe some of the best men from all over the country attend college. STARTING OF THE CLUB. When they returned all things were ready for the constanmation of their desires. The priests had just moved into their grand new parochial residence, leaving one side of Gonzaga Col-| lege vacant. Rev. Father MeGark, who was then pastor, kindly do the vacant rooms place of meeting. wwppened that Father <\ O'Connor, 8. J., who ated these gentlemen, was N\ this time a profess Gonzaga Coliege and entered into the or; ization of the club great spiri all to d sent oat ! the Catholic w. ing was held, when elected president. The of past experience saw that a ful must cater to the different young men, so it was decided to e features that would attract them. The tertainment given by the club was a we success. At the next election Father O’Counor leclined to be a candidate and Mr. Wm. H. Me- irann was elected president. During the and the first me O'Con aking heed be sze stes of th ce all Father new elub usperity and increased in membership. MR. E. J. HALL. daring the latter part of his administration the club gave @ three days’ retreat at the ter- centenary of Saint Aloysius, their patron saint. While all the members of ‘the club were sorry at the departure of Father McGurk, S.J., for a new field of labor, no one could have been more acceptable than the present rector, Father Gil- lespie, S.J... who from the time he has been rector of Gonzaga College has by every means in his pewer advanced the interests of the ¥.M.C.C.G.C. He was at one time a teacher in orough liamentary law, and the elub ‘Was attended with the same success which has since followed 11, MR. M'GRANS'S SECOND THM. At the expiration of Mr. Hall's term of office Mr. McGrann was called for the second time to the presidency. During his second term of office the club joined the National Catholic Young Men's Union and sent as delegates to the Philadelphia convention Messrs. Hall Downing. The latter read a paper Aim ef Catholic Societies” of which the Church Wes remarked: “One of the brightest papers ead in the convention was “The Aim of Catholic Societies’ by Mr. Downing.” ‘The membership had now increased to sucha great number t # board of directors for the control of the club Decame a necessity, and according!y a new stitution was adopted providing for the gove: ment by the board of directors. Toward the ¢lose of Mr. MeGrann’s term a course in philos- ophy was begun, the club securing the service of ev. A.M. Mandalari, pro- fessor of philosophy et Boston C ‘course all members admitted and such other gentlemen, who, by their educa- tion and pursuits in life. this cours intelligible as well as instru Alarge num- g the course. Mr. MeGrann was so well thouz the next election for the new b: dir he was unamimously elected one of its members, ished—Physical as lis, and the | einb has assumed a position ameng the best| clubs of the city, having all the attractions of a | ‘The following are the present committee: House commnittee—Mescrs. Hall, Helm, Werle, | Sanker, Creignon. ‘mnasinm—Prosnahan, Trapp, Pope, Fitz- gerald and Degges. Auditing —Gorman, Pope, F.A. W.Van Reuth, osnahan, Connor. Member-hip—Collins, Hillard, L. J. Connell, T. Madigan, T. Gurney. Enteriainment—MeGrann, Bogan, Helm, C. L. Murphy, Kennelly. Constitation—Mulquina, O'Brien, Gorman, McDonald, Schaffer. Library-Connell, Murray, Morton, Leaby, Fitzgerald. Press—Morton, Brosnahan, Downing. ATHLETICS LOOKED AFTER. While providing means for the mental, spirit- ual and social development of the club, outdoor recreations have not been overlooked. They have been provided for ona scale equal to any | of the previous efforts of the club. Among the membership are many fine ball players, and the eeason opens with bright prospects for # series of interesting games, both here and elsewhere. as it is hoped that the club will be able to take a trip throagh the neighboring states and play with other amateur nines. ‘Khrough the efforts of Messrs. T. F. Keane aud F. A. W. Van Reath the grounds at ¥orth Capitol and G strects were secured for the season, and there the club ex- pects to play many interesting games, nine as at present conewtuted a strony nd | It so} one aud it will take good material % beat ther. For batteries there are such mem as Madigan, Fitzgerald. Mevers, Daly, Roane and Bauers, while in the Infield at different times will play Fagan. Evars, B. Meyers, Hanlon, Farrell. In the outficld are Jarboe, Keane and McCann. Among the other players ave Van Reuth, Roche, Buckman, Swartz. ‘The team is at present under management of Messrs. Keane, Van | th, Connell and Murray. er members of the club have or- a junior team, of which Mir. J. E. Can- uon is manager and Mr. L. 1. Counell secretary. THE GYMNASIUM. The gymnasium hall, which is the hall on the college grounds, is nicely fitted up with all the latest appliances to provide physical exercise for the members, while outside the gymnasium | is an excellent tennis court. Mr. Felix Van | ptain of the | was a school mate of | ith | . \ ‘oung men of the city, | which was largely ars-| © was! outdoor smoking and reading room and library. ent librarian, numb Th x | build a club house before anc his administration the club advenced | py of the poor. preed Hilliard, re correspond tary; C. Bogan, finan- cial" secretary: C.J. Helm, treasurer; L. TL € nnell, Ebrarian; J. BL Collins,’ sergeant-at- arms w. Werle J.T. Gorman, } geral. Mr. E. J. Hall was the next president, and | prominent and has devoted much time to further the inter- ests of the organization. a P. J.E. Cannon, D. | Coyle, J. Curtain, F. D. Connell, W. A. Con- | those , ALS. Clark, He ‘on- | would be | of that at | J. F. Hile, Henry Hile, etors | Hile, J. K. Hayes, J. A. HL nis club and uni his instr members There are other out- B door sports in connec- tion with the club, the near fature quarter-mile track _is to | be built in i M. | - ©. C. Park and there ¥. A. W, VAN REUTH. hibitions of | given 1 billiard tables, 2 growing | is the pres i th: pletic sports will L In the elub rooms are poc Mr. Lawrence J. nd under of good members « oan is supervisio largely iner e to be the cub b ch a buil 3 will retiect | th to themselves and the city t excursion of the club will be given and before the close of the season | excursion will be given for the benetit | they want OFFICERS OF THE CLUB. The officers of the club lent: J. A. Mulquin, vice president; P. R. ording secretary; J. A. Brosnahan, < secre- re: R. F. Downing. Board of directors— H. MeGrann, €, J. Murra 4 .ALVan Reuth, Trapp, Pope. F EL. Hall, B. A. Fitz- Base ball is decidedly the feature of the sum- mer sports among the club members just now, _ THOS. 5. MURRAY. and Messrs. Thomas F. Kean Francis A. W. Van Reuth, secretary and treas- urer, are receiving the applause of the mem- bers for making this feature such a success, | Both men have had considerable this line of sports before, the former having managed other clubs and the latter being di- xperience in reetly connected with clubs Prof. Thomas J. Murray is one of the most ad energetic members of the club THE ROLL OF MEMPERSHIP. Among the members of the-club are W. J. Bergling, P. J. Brennan, Geo. Bauer, J. Bres- nahan, J. A. Brosnahan, M. T. Burns, Burg, C. J. Bogan, E. J. Bros- nan, W. T. Brick, Jos, — Berberii David Burns, J. T. Brennan, M. T. Byrne, M. T. B. Coyle, L. I. Connell, J. Collins, Campbell, C. Connor, J. . €. Callan, D. W. Carroll, T. J. Connor, . Clarkson, G mn, T. A. Cannon, T. Cavanaugh, RB. F. Downing, W. Donne. J. J. Dolan, J. M. Doyle, D.. J. _Down- Dore, E. F. | Degges, A. B. Degges, T. J. Duffy, ‘T. P. P. Dilion, H. O. Degges, J. Doughert Etchberger, D. J. Foley, J. F. A. Farrell, R.A. Fling, ‘A. Fitzgeral itzgerald, D. Flynn il, Joseph L. Ferry, C. F. Geier, A. : , T.A. Gorman, E. Gorman, J. 'W. Glennon, Thomas Gaegier, M. J. Gleason, T. A. Healy, E. Herbert, iilliard, William C.J. Helm, E. J. Healy, P. J. Haltig fart, Thomas J Hughes, F. A. Hughes, 8. K. Harvey, J. J. Har- les, G. T. Haslam, J.T. Kill, P.’Hantman, A Johnson, T. J. Keady, L. F. Kengla, - P. Kennelly, H. P. Klotz, T. Kelleher, G. T. Kolb, J. A. Kelly, T. F. Keane, C. V. Knighton, M. A. Keane, LD. Keane, Edw. Keegin, F. J. Lane, A.M. Le Merle, T. C. Lane, M. Liston. J. KR. Lansdale, R.V. Leahy, T. F. Lyons, W MR. ROSSA ¥. DOWNING. Under the new constitution the first presi- Gent to be elected was Mr. Rossa F. Downing. who holds his office from the first Tuesday in it of Georgetown Universit: admitted to the Washingtop bar in 1890. Since Ih: has been ident bis ability as an exeeutive officer has shown, ax under his direction for the control of the club by ectors and committees a] ident. Each committee | F. Me - Lansdale, B. A. Lehman, 'T. F. McAnally, C. ghlin, W.H. MeGrann, J. A. Mul- quingT. J. Murray, T. A. Murphy, J. A. Me- Canny’. L. M yy, C.Manning, H. MeMahon, P. 8. Murphy, Thomas McLane, A. B. Malone Julian Morton, J. A. MeDozald, W. G. MeIn- tyre, J. B. MeFadden, W. J. Madigan, J. Mack, J. F. Mullaly, E. B. Myers, T. Madigan, Justin MeDonald, Fred. MeIntvre, A. F. Meher, F. J. Meehan, H. A. Nesbitt, H. G. Nolte, J. F.Och- senreiter, D. O'Leary, M. T. O'Brien, T. P. O'Dea, "J. O'Connor, Jas. O'Neil,’ Ro F. O'Donoghue, R. O'Hare, M. O'Connor, ¥. Pope, F. K. Preston, J..A. Quill, C. Rous seau, R'S, Roche, D. 3 Roche B. ¥. Roche, W. J. Ryder, Max Kosinski, T. M. Ring, Jas. Ryan, G. F. Stuck, J. H. Shea, J. G. Schermerhorn, C. P. Savage, E. P. Schwartz, F. Shaffer, A. J. Schwarts, L. T. Sanker, W. J. Scanlon, J. Shugrue, J. J. Slattery, B.S. Shaffer, J. A. Benker, W. ¥. Sollivan. 1. Hi Sw ‘ete Trapp, D._M. Thomas, Edw. Voigt, P. A. Van Reuth, Felix Van Heath, G. Mt Werle, Bie Wills, P. J. J. Walshe, T. J. Walshe, G. ‘Wool rige, Jos. Wenig. eae tok Eee Mer Idea. Little Elsie—“Why-ee! How funny!” Mamma—“What ia it, dear?” AN ART CONGRESS. ‘It Will Be Held Here Next Week—Some Notable Works to Be Exhibited. The National Art Association, of which Mrs. Benjamin Harrison is honorary president and Vice President and Mrs. Morton are honorary vice presidents, will hold an art congress in Washington next Tuesday. ‘The congress will be held in the lecture room of the Columbian University, corner 15th and H streets, at 10:50am. Mr. Daniel Hunting- ton, president of the National Art Association and ex-president of the National Academy of Design, will preside, and many distinguished speakers will discuss the best way to improve the popular taste in art. The object of the congress is to canvass plans for securing revog- nition of native art. An interesting feature of the congress will be ictures by American artists, in the chapel of the Smith- sonian and will be open for ten days to the view of the public. Among tho pictures to be dis- played are the following: Paintings—Thomas Anschutz, “Iron Work- ers;” W. 3. Allen, “Afternoon on the River;” ring:” J. G. Brown, “Watch- ‘dwin H. Blashfield, “Music R.A. Blakelock, “The Canoe Builder: TEE * Howard Russell But- Beckwith, “In the Yel- D. M. Bunker, AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | ~———_ FUTURE Davs. DOWLING & SON, Aucts., 612 E st.n.w. ED — TY, NO. 31: in HOLT “PARK, ME we id 1. in wean by a depth of 88 feet 6 inches bath, with ‘cellar under ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. ‘a. ON ia Turorraxr Averios Or Lors AT ST. ASAPH, TEN MINUTES’ WALK FROM THE CENTER OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY SIXTEENTH AND TUESDAY, SEVENTEETH, AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M. FOR PERSONS DOING BUSINESS IN EITHER WASHINGTON OR ALEX- ANDRIA IT 1S AN OPPORTUNITY RARELY OFFERED, SOLD LOW AND AND SMALL MONTHLLY PAY. IT IS ONLY FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON BY WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD AND 300 FEET FROM THE STATION; EITHER WAY ALMOST EVERY HOUR. MOST DESIRABLE FOR CLERKS OR PERSONS OF SMALL MEANS. TRAIN WILL LEAVE ON DAY OF SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK P. OHASERS TIC! ISHED THERE AND IC AUCTION, ON WEDNES- VD at Ms - + haralgatie rack of jen of the Ane f the TRotomar "oo froat'and ict ated wie a2 the end of the fers alanis rn rin Washinton fo Ae on the propeet ALOR, A NEA metate San TENTH, a, Col Steeat by an averne depth luable building sites either Purposes in Columbia easy Known at sale,” dds’ ““LEMSEW E'SLONS, Auctioneers. B18 POSTPONED UNTIL /RTEEN’ Ro hour EATER SOA . x ds __Auctioneers. (THOMAS DOWLING E SON, Aucts., 612 Est. n. SALE OF EIGHTEEN ING LOTS IN TAK A a is CLOCK ON MONDAY, PS tye 1 4 nston. ‘There ins Yaluath The land is sold od Tn tne at in Block, 56.43 fect on ee oT iN THE one of the znost val oo oF business {DOW'S MA, OK WIDOWS MITE, frame comtainiiue about KNOWN ABT ‘Foran ‘balance 0 required at time of sla’ an i WASHIN 28 e*AND Under decree of the 8: jurnbia, passed in Se or can br advantagwceiy wabsiviiog. "Liberal and tmade knvwn at sale. in rteen dage, others Slates ak and cont of ‘Un conve recording. be. myS-dade RATCLIFFE. E¥-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED 0: MONDAY, SIXTE: samme boar and piace LIFFE, DARR'&'CO., Aucts, Aucta., 622 Est. BOF VALUARLE IMPROVE! [32 RHODE | FASTERN HALP OF FAR CORNER OF he complied with THEAS it 8 Tewerved to he ARS OO. ke VE §. TURDAY, MAd 30 YD a RST STREETS Sot Court of the District of 13, aad Arete ec BU AT AUCTION. NSA’ DAY, MAY FOURTEEN; it the tower in buildit . TRAINS STOP the display of 'T8a, at FIVE OC! CLOCK FM. ot nny jaar Btn rty-four (744), in Wastfington cash, and residue in one and two terest payable semi- will give notes, or all t required at time of sale, terms, and all con- count of the rain w eet. oreo ‘This property fe streets hortheast an | ofpasinu in vale, ted near the comer of Sil and x where property is rapidly in- ance tn six, tweive and tearing interest and se- perty sold. Allon. aimed on eanh lot at tine of wale, TIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, EM. we will sell eighteon seven hundred and ‘[HOMAS DOWLING & SON TRUSTEES’ SAL) PROPERTY, cellent “opportunity for" ivestate pam RSS un {nx to ascend the sired. ea) an W. HS LAMA ndall ARLES W. PRETEYMAS Rockville, Md. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON., Aucts., G12 Est.n.w. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ESTATE. KNOWN AS THE PREMISES No. G25 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtie of a certain deed of trust duly. recorded ul records of the District of Columbia in he request of the ‘thereby. we Will sell at An teontot the uremia EDNE’ TH DAY OF MAY, A.D. # O'CLOCK P.M. ths followin’ dexcribed real tc and the improvements thercon, situated in inzton city and District of Columb certain. plece or nd distincuished ax and beinz Int numbered ). in square numbered ten hundred and Atty-one (1051), xs reeorded 4n book 17, page 131, of the surveyor’s o a. Suid lot will be sold subj August 11, A. D. ISUL, see .000; said note being ‘Terms of sale: All the purchase money to be inz And recordin at purchaser's cost. A degesit “of $100 will be required af tine of Tr title not as represented money to be refunded. with in ten days vo the right to Fe- | heevious wotiee in cost of defaulting FRANK J. DIEUDONN: ap80-dkds @KORGE E. TERRY, S¥-THE ABOVE SALE_ IS, POSTPONED OX s m until SATURDAY, MAY FOt ‘ut wame hour and place. AND TO PU WILL BE FURN: RETURN ON APPLICATION TO W. H. DEMPSE’ ESTATE BROKER, 1424 NEW YORK AV: nt. Persons desir- 4:33 train from B. UE NORTHWES' Virtue of two deeds of trast, dated recorded in Liber 1 TANS, Recorded red. “JOB BARNARD, 500 thst. n.w. WILLIAMS. MILLER, _THOS. E. WAGGAMAN "[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioncors. THUSTEE'S SALE OF, jemiber 10, 1N87, 227 et seq. ‘and di the District ing the Train secured thereby, preme Courtof the District ‘of Colwnh on the 7th day of Dece! ROPOSALS FOR DRAYAG! Stores —Depot Quarters 1 as jeer. my]3-dkds JPUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. CUTRIX SALE OF ND UNIMPROVED REAL Ei te Tarelead at thie’ LUABLE CORNER LOTS Cader and by teed TRINIDAD. col ate September 28, 1S01, ALUABLE IMPROVI TATE (SUITAB: erick E. Church, Waele Carlton T. CI “The Pursuit of the Ideal;” C. C. “Moonlight—Italian Street deed of trust, bear- + one of the land rocords of the quest of the party el trustee will, on ¥ OF MAY. 1802 ution, in front oi cribed ‘real estate, District of fronting 21 feet on the sou we bya depth of 100 feet sai side thereof, fn ‘and basement Island avenue northwest. One-third cash; balance im ome and two a, secured by «deed of trust on the required att 1 uplied with in ten (10) to resell at risk and cost otic holder of the notes secur trict of Columbia, and at the req a thereby, fie understen Y, the THIRTEENTH E O'CLOCK P.M. at the premises, sell the following desi situate in the county of IN FRONT OF E: 'y virtue of ihe Ist will and tostament of Samuel risen, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. the office of the Reet rand specifications iving tn Dearth, “Evening; Elliott Dain F. V. Du Mond, T. W. Dewing, ‘Portrait Joseph Decker, “Hung on eld, ‘After Milk- stand the Fisher- ter of Wills of the said | Years, with inte ‘ann tw ads tran dred and thirteen (1. led in County Book 7, pare office, fronting forty (40) fest on tended by 90 fect on P street. thereafter will thirty-three ( of lot twenty-six jake Tearing 42 book the county of Washin deed of trust, dated | the trustees reserve the ria of defaniting purchaser. ing at ont of 0 fon, Dis:tiet of Colt AL, Depot Quarter POSALS POR ‘Wounded to the Rea * Frank Russell Green, “Out of His Ele- sell as aforesaid the southerly t front ou 12th strect extended in said subdivision by a depth of part of lot beinz at nocthwest co-ner of O. th streets extended. Ten-toot alley is in the rear ‘Terms: One-third of purchase money inci the balance in two eau’ years, secured by the 701 notes of the purchaser and a doed of trust on the ises sold. or ail cash, at the purchaser's option. "A posit of 8100 required on each | a: to be closed within fifteen days froin the day of orves the rizht to res « om parcel of I anty and District afore: called “Friendship, Hamilton Hat roods and 17 perches of land Thomas Hovendon, “Chioe and Sam;” Daniel Hantington,“‘The Goldsmith's Daughter;” Alex- ander Harrison, ‘Moonlight;” Geo “After a Shower on the Delaware. The Favorite Grandchil Johnson, “A Portrait; INO? for sprinkling, sw: paved and unpaved alleyways tr the THE TERMS OF SA ing fiseal year to, end June 30. tioned property not hav paid property will be resol sve, at HALF-F ind with. the ws of sale ure i ‘cont of froin day of sal the ‘tent AY Tw NTy- he “property, after five d ments at one and two: pon applications all uecessary infor Will alone be considered. Th fedect any and all bids or parte a WW 18 vy Had and ina dwelling house, barn and hus a fronton Rockville tarupik Just north of intersection of suid roads at Ten: Dora Wheeler Keith, | “The Widow;” itatue of Amida Japan,” and Frank Moss, BS jenn +} Trustees. ie or the trustee re 5 ‘cost and risk of defaultinz parchaser. ing and reeording at purchtser's cos F. LEIGHTON, Trust Office 484 Louistana ave. John Lafarge, Buddha at Ramaku “Death of the Hamadryad. Stanley Middleton, r, “Local Freight Caboove;" G. W. Ma; All conveyane- RICHARD W. T3UE rt vaals will bie recede i Mon the THIRTY Pi Yashington and District of ened immectiat ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. SIRABLE TW MAY EIGHT’ RATCLIFFE, DARE & ©O., Auctic ARLE, IMPROVED 708 SEVENTH STREET NORTH- decree of the Supreme mbia, Passed on the ing eicht acres, snore or less, “Portrait of Miss Kate Field: NSO HOUSE, No. “Sunlight on the S A SeAy oon. On SATURDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, we Will offer fe? Si 3, OF A. P. CL st hpiviston 1 lou C street amd improved by an ory sn hawcauent brick ‘anit bath, with ail mosern bine nity for investiuent A deposit of $200 re- Terms tobe complied with : Aiconveyanciig RATCLIFFE, DARR & aid Samuel W. Ques oth and D sts. now. id Samar Queen in SID OF M STREET § 5, at folio 20), D ‘ajenttendent Each bid’ must eptember Sunshin District of Colts Red Flower; A. P. R Court, I8t?2, in equity’ c SR? K, wherein Aunie W. Moore et al. are lorsicned trustees will sell on MON- T\-THIRD DAY OF MA AT PIVE O'CLOC he preinises, the south twenty feet and seventy feet of original lo ware nuinbered four hundred of Washingten, D.C., in front of the STREET BE’ STREETS NO. Tight is reserved a trout on Rockvill “QeMT intersection of said: roads at Tenally ove described pry ate of which the Sunset Glow;” 'H HAVING Sa, BY DEPTH OF ity im amy bid Af at bh DAY AFTERNOON, MAY ELEV FOCR O'CLOCK, Roswell D._ Sa the interent of the sx swe Feceived after the tine sta H. Smillie, : “Proposals must, be ‘i Led “Proposal for: ‘Trench ait Tat or the United perty being a portion hd Samuel Queen died the pieces of property: aye money in cash, one bird Og) in two years - option of the secured by deed Jaa. G. Tyler, “The Fir can Shipwreck;” Alden’s Letier An elegant apport! of to secure a hon oncrsat paletor ne-thind Sof tke pureh: third (¥$) in. on” year and 3 enty-nine (420), in the ved by a two-story brick t Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decreas, are: One- 1 the balance in two ¢q ble inoue and two years 5 8 Sfeet on the north side of M street by Also the exsyern half of SQUARE 31, REET (G0 foet wide) J. EDBROOKE, LAURE, WASHING by depth of 108.534 feet. These lots are splendidly situated for building and the city; streets concreted, pave- pe 3 2 jood-bye:" H.W rous, “The Silver Wedding,” Home by the Sea are ction « RSDAY, MAY NINE> in w good sect eehine sunptta durin the parcels af grotn fthe sans, and if the p wr Or P hi the terms of sale within ten | and these sculptures: J. W. FUTURE DAY: and Augustns St. Gane den’s bronze medallion, Head of the Gilder TH, 1s2, for Tn ill be required at the i complied with within fifteen day's tees reserve the right to resell of the defaulting nt of such resale in shineton. D.C. © cost of the pur WM. H. SHOLES, Sof sale are not c froin day of sate the t d cost of the defauitin: . va Ailconveyancimy and. lot at time of fifteen days, otherwis: iting purchase: resale in sine Rewspaver p other supplies and the DON, MAY TWENTIETH, tor sale, an front of ANN'N Some Washington Professionals. rix onder the last will and testazue Miss Helen Lamont will lead an opera com- "immer seaso: Fay Templeton will be the soubrette, th of the cast will be competent peo will be a chorus of forty- will open at the Park The nevieve de Brabant, n. and a long ru ased an offer in fertinement of fu uther information and plat of above pieces of de nuder this advertinesien 5 feet on Tih si. n.W. and ranning back toa myG-dids No. 323-4¢ st. n. w. ease tae a ttantin oh caste LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1407 6 st. departinent, a J. M.KUSK, Secretary. 8.17.18 WAR DEPART Suvply Division, Washington city, April 5, led proposal in duplicate, will b the balance in one PEREMPTORY SALE 01 ron Monday mn. 1 ed of trust ch NSTREEE BY AD BEDSTEAD, LACE. 'D FEET, WITH FIFT! F MAY NINETEENTH, 1892, AT B + we ‘will sell, in ery for the War erty at the ris and one in Richmond to sing with this | anticipates a successful | n this city sincerely hope vations will be Mr. Chas. Hanford is ntof such resale in some hed im Washiazton, D.C, ities required, will he furnished on apr: ibe considered om euch, = Hiidders are notified that no award Seechiance of any tél under this adverts ution ft which the a ation from which the suppiien « Proposals must bei m DARR & CO., Auets. STATES MARSHALS SALI a writ of Hori fucias iss maine at TER CLOCK, wo Bt tho torthbvenh sails ind cash, the balance in one ‘nt per annuiny n the city making ar- s starring tour next season in or all casi, at th posals for Station KP, Chiet of Supriy R apr20-at&my 14816 niin and to the foliowin dy tnessed. He will inaugurate his roperty, tovwit: The west twe season in this city i E Mr. Wilton Lackaye is winning success in one “Wilkinson's Widows” MASTER'S OFFICE, WAS lay ®, 1802. —Sealed ved here until . for Tarnishing dur tired. 'AN in- hed on applica government reserves the right Yor all proposals, Envelopes containing Id be marked “*Proposals for "fuel "and addressed to . GEO pot Quartermaster, Washington, D.C. the attention of parties furnishing. LATIMER & SLOAN, RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auct,720 Pa. SIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI TS, BEING THE ENTIRE CON- F SMITHS HOTEL AND alvanized Tanks w spigots,for sou» 4 Wooden Closets, gal iy triplicate, will’ O'CLOCK NOON, ending’ June fuel and mineral ofl ax may formation rejuired will be tion to this omtice, The of gratification to cl and where he GEO. W. COCHR, sie G. White ja complainant an he undei signed first commenced his dramatic ; who ia private life is Mrs. Giles Shine, has made a distinct sui of the Press,” her work being highly zy city she has visited. W3Lten B. 809 WITH GOOD WIi) GRAND AUCTION OF AB ONSISTING OF Antiqne and Moder’ Porceluin Sunes, Beouzes, Rerowns, & A'r OU SALE: r [PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, s ‘TEENTH, 1892, NCE G22 EUETH the erty of Weshincion, ti POTOMAC. RIVER BOATS. _ THIS Hot PL EMB! the east half c The Bathing 1 Simare Or reserva To the Editor of The Evening Star: y people are daily i beach will be open, and what the prospects are | riation by Congress for its com- tion and maintenance, that I take it for granted Tue Stax will be willing to publish g statement: Knowing that ¢ ch fiseal year in the D to Congress a bill separ $ DOWLING & SON, Au: ESTEES’ SALE OF ES, LSTEAM BOLLE quiring when the NOt i COLLECTION OF HOU EIN GGOD CONDITION lo seven (7) and MEADDAUGH, Agent. a hot, Me ‘NT VERNON, Tenpaotivg deemiaeny end Gad Pieces ND AG: AL ASSORT- TOMB OF WASHINGTON. FFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN ted upon anplication, oLUFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts., 1407 and 1409 st. TARE, 41, LOCATED ON THE W ‘¥-THIRD STREET BETWEE ‘AK WASHINGTON OON, MAY FIGHT- c. in front of the ot 1, square 41, located om hird street between Hand 1 ‘This lot is ou grade, with W. W. span, ty of Washington, District and Zin.) toa p Until further notice th the line of said alley 7 is the beginning ict, I presented | te from’ the Distr ations bill, hoping it might pass ew for the com Palatial Iron and Steel Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave ber wharf, foot of 7th st., as follows: FOR MOUNT VERNO’ Fare, ‘round trip, heinansion and wrounde, Charles Macalester and lum me . MARSHALL HALL. —Sunday c mites: Wicker and ot 2 rect inches ve wesverly with 8: 4 ‘and six inches 497, and Gin.) to the iid attend this sa the beach, THOMAS DOWLING & SON. e some use of it ibis 3 committee, in recommendit locked that point DSESDAY AFTEI INE. at FIVE O'CLOC! trips to Plank Shad Fare, round Plunk Shad’ Dinners ‘served dat Passenvers lias nd added it to the District is waiting to be considered | a Deluware av ‘ashington Circle, i7¥¢ weet and will be sold wichout reserve. 32.000 in casi an in conference be and I think the House conferees will agree to it. sses the work and fully three months w complete it with Dinner, 7 cents. ‘the balance in one, ud three years, with notes bearinz interest and secured by a deed of ‘trust on the property sold. or ail on MUNDAY iat option of Puschaser- ‘Commanding Charles Mi , With Interns: wt G per | aser. gAll conveyancing and the purchaser at the time of sale. epsinns mylldkds N BROS., Aucts., 9th and Dsts. n. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRO T a the property sd following dus-Hhed large a foree of y worked, :o Tp plied to the Commissioners for permission to ‘n and run it as it now is, on individe: ions.uutil July, and after that whenev 5 would not be in the way of the workmen, but the Commissioners eame to the conclusion ¥ would not consent to its being again nto the public unl the very means which thev can devise for securing safe.y ‘Though the beach, even as it is, is the safest and best place to bathe Washington, and though b on ; STEAMER Wasi every day’ in the from wharf foot of 7th thay : wished ax the wes LATIMER & SLOAN, at purctusar's com + cor. Oth & D ste.n.w, 889" Ask for ticket PROPERTY ON OVED PROPERTY NSYLVANIA AVE. INTH STREET RAST. ENNSYLVANIA LEVENTH privileges and ALE OF VALUABLE u ‘wise appersaian REET BROW AF LOTS ON P! OLD POINT TAKE NTH A ¥ OF THE LAKE. Fs Lee SDAY, FRIDAY ‘Through tickets to nals and state Poors, STREETS SOUTHEAST; AND CON LVANIA AVENUE ‘AND TENTH STI FINE BUILDING LOTS ON D STREET 800” BEIWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS OTS ON BSTREET SOUTH ELEVENTH STREETS: AL RQURTEE dees in trust to us duly recorded will sell, in front of the reabertive premises, ot DAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY, encingat HALE-PAST FOUR parcel “advertised an tely thereafter, the follon frist. duly recorded in Tiber URTI HALE PAST FOUR lescritved real es and beincin the city 11's addition to bed as tollows: and New York, #8. offices 513 and 142 f oh, vs will go 10 more and’ 13551 Henne, ae places if this is not opened, they feel that the public will hold them respo! aceidents which may happen at the nd will not hold them responsible for ‘Thus it seems that FINE BUILDING Lo LARGE BUILDING LUT. a E BET NTH STREETS feorwetown, ia the. Di f desisuaed #4 all that lot in B. NING, MAY SEV O'CLOCK, we will sll at th for thesame at the no Carter and afte: eet and running thence et less, to. a fou teen. G8) teu atherly wita the east tine of said alley: the proverty formerly belonzing to Bet USCS NSN BuO: ALE: OF VALU SiTUATE ON aN me ing elsewhere. will not be open this season. Eee of the Commissioners I went directly to the beach and found a boys bathing at A few were clad in exceptionally short kilts for rs, but the clothing of most ional nor otherwise. As the beach is a muant Creek, Va. RATCLIFFE, DAL leaving the o D LOT—OFFICE 72.—In PUISULUee Of tue authority eranted District anyropration act approved March 3, he Shoo! natidians a Pr accounmodations first clams.” as acivertisedd tt scribed property, situa, cit: TS 10, 11 AND PART OF 9 AND 12, UARE 925, Fronting 123 feet on ‘Pennsy feot on Oth Street east, improved by lange brick build: LOTS 33, 34, 35 AND 44. SQUARE 97 Each fronting 18 feet on PEN. between 10th and 11 which has a front of NIA AVENUE and 31 58-100 feet _on I being corner of 10th and PENNSYLVA‘ Lor: D 36, SQUARE, Each fronting and 1th F as NORTHWEST. north wharf. cirtie of wcertein deed of trast to ns, bear D, 1901, and duly recorded im Lit land records of the Property tormerly beion rin? to Jom 4 line of the propert ‘rine to Jobn Chandler Proverty of said He in? about two hun et to the bevinning, together with all lar the improvements, ‘Ways, easements, tenances to thhe same be: ‘fase money in cash, al installments at one and. two years: ‘cent interest #201 day ‘nd to be secured by fifteen-year-old b: a was neither ‘except I did not make any not open Lhave ni of the property there and the ‘der and morals are unde 1G1N, folio 146 et sec. bia, and at the we! Will gellar n THURSDAY _STEAMERS ORT ROUTE TO LONDON. ~ NORDDEUTSCH: ivania avenue and 137 ¥ hence with sald ilding. Terms of salv: One-third e balance in six an: per cent per suntun, sactod by on the property’ : ER LLOYD 8. 8. CO. Fast Express Steamers To Southainmon (London questions of the charge of Maj. everywhere else in at it would be 3058. big, and being lot numbered 200, in square nambered | », £78 of sale: One-th eS eee 1961-100 feot on Corcoran stroct 10 a 15-{o0t alley, together sisting of a “ortr-story 17344 Coreoran street f depth of 87 30-100 feet t It still seems to me ti h the imorovement: invite ail who wish to bathe to do ch, where one officer order and decorum, aud itions, there ia ences than else- W. X. STEVENS. Otis strect cast, ‘VIA AVENUL. feet on D street south ictweon 10th LOTS 12 AND ‘h fronting 57 feet Saitatoue State rooms, excellent table, 1 saloon appetntinente. Prices. First ‘cabin. Biid}a berth, according to location ses berth ntcerage at low Faiee. payable semi-ancarualy rust on pre.uises sid. or ail cash, A deposit of #500 required atthe of sale, teen days from day Teserve the riht to resell tI property at the ris< and cost of the defat chaser, after five days’ advertisement of such Some Newspaper published in Washinston, D.C. AMES A. BAT) DONALD G. ST their own rivk at the bes ata time can maintain where, even under existing e« ger and more conven! where near the city. into twoequal je in on? and two years, said deferred interes: ut the rate of 6 percent Fannin, interest payable semi-annually and se- cured by deed of trust on the prop: required at tine of ‘All converancing and ‘of sale, othorw t to reaall the property at the SON, TON, Trustocs. " 500 Sth st. n.w. RATCLIFFE, DABR & CO., Aucts. How Paralysis Comes Upon One. napolis Journal. f tell you it makes a man feel pretty | 7 rerious to find himself threatened with paraly-| 1. tine fC} depth of 99 feet, mean to gay that is your | by Watts—‘Yes, my butcher told me that if I didn’t do something for him by the first of the month he would para On. DAY AETERNOON, ELEVENTH. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, ‘will offer for sale in frout of the premises, by £UB LOT 111, IN 5 footpaved alley window brick hoube, con’ rooms, bath ahd concroted cellar end all modern f gale: Ty five ti dollars a be balance to seit the parchuert of 6 poe cent por anstunt wet \stees reserve the and cost of the dsfan't W.E. EDMO! "THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts, Y SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ACENT TO Tl POSED MEMORIAL By virtue st 9 decree of the Court of if of the Dissrict of Columbia. Med in equity cause es titled Potts—“You don’t A SINGER BICY PATCLIFFE, DARR £00., Auctioneers. * A. : of for cash. Photo FACTORY, 800 WATER 8T. 8.’ ap27 (7th st. cable cars.)