Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1892, Page 8

BASE BALL, The Washingtons Today Begin 2 Series of Three Games With Brooklyn. HOW TUE CLUES STAND. Refore ncrowd numberieg neatly 7,000 the Cincinnatis yesterday shut ont the Louisville elub by the score of 4 to 0. th teams were off in their batting. only three hits being made by cach mde. Meekin, however, wos wild, giving seven men bases on balla.” Out of re- spect to the memory of “Hub” Collins the Louisville players wore bows of crepe upon their ~hirts. Satmrday's games—Chicago, Cleveland Pittsburg. 0: ; St. Louis, 0 (forfeit), St. Louis, wl, L prevented the Philadelphia-Daltimore, ‘ineinnati- Louisville, the New York-Brook- the lyn and the Waxhington-Boston gagie Where they'll pluy today— Washington at Brooklyn: Philadelphia at Baltimore; Pittsburg at Chiengo: New York at Boston; St. Louis at Cleveland. Hubert Collins, the well-kpown base ball player of the Brooklyn nine, died of typhoid jever m Brooklyn on Saturday. He leaves a widow and one child. His body will be sent to Louisville, Kentucky, where they reside. Collins Was stricken with the fever'while in Boston ten go began the season by winning two Alter that Anson and his men lost nine bia and Boston came i lost a game with ‘o's record up to four On May 3 Chi- exch. This brought Chi vietories and eleven a: eago was tenth in the championship race. A week ago Anson's Colts were seventh and today they are third, with one more. vi ths Brooklyn The Chicagos" record of v me from rom Brook! from ui n, tHe . thr ‘The Grievances Set Forth in an Address Sent to This City. ‘The granite cutters here do not anticipate any trouble on account of the great lockout unless granite from some other point where the union is locked out should be shipped here to be cut. It is said that between 7,000 and 8,000 granite cutters are now locked out. The national com- mittee has issued from its headquarters at Con- cord, N.H., and sent to this city an address “to the workingmen of the United States and all fair-minded men of whatever station in life.” ‘This address says: We have now thrust on us by the New England Granite Manufucturers’ Association « lockout of all granite eutters,pav- ing cutters and quarrymen in the employ of that association. ‘Thix qnarrel is not of our seeking. No conference has been asked for by the manufacturers’ association, but a secret conspiracy has been formed by them to destroy the hberties and rights of those unfortunate enongh to be employed by them. Without any notification of any grievance existing which these employers consider should be remedied they presented us with their ultimatum May 5, giving us nine days to accept their term, We desire to state to the trade in particular, and enlightened le generally outside of ’ our trade, that unless in cases of violation of ments by them, wo give employers at least three months’ notice of changes desired in ex- isting agreements or bills of prices, and it has been customary ever since the establishment of bills of prices to stand honorably by our agreements; and on May 1, in Westerly, R. L, f our branches, on being notified by the employers that the’ agreement bad technically carried ont, withdrew itv were then dixtinetly told by the employers t the old agreement held goed for another twelve et, in Violation of such uswurence, on Saturday, 14, the men who honorably withdrew’ their notification after three months’ notice, when the technical point wax ruixed by the employers that it was contrary to the agree- ment, were locked ont withont any notice what- ever, simply nt the dictation of the executive commitice of the New England association, Other instances of a similar nature can be given yn of shouorable agreements, y have locked ont our members. Hud our union ordered a general strike we shonid have the " sto ply s om | and his men wil come enst’ to play eighteen | Games. Hf Anson enn splic even in the e will have more chance play twe at home.—/’ President Ten Burns’ deman: ly jain the “Pi: | owning was not long ont ofa job. Com- Sekey tock him. will probs take Dolan. After k not be ont of a j ©. P. Caylor is such a droll fellow. Hie sars he believes that the Brooklyn hardest hitters in the league “excepting the New Yorks.” H at work here he will Pittsburg bas lost jast enouzh games now for | yy, the directors to begin ret: sign in pew ones by the wholes! players and —Philadet- to be gi recompense for Han! In all onr afflietic the Washingtous a1 ‘mores. Is there noga lot of snggestion in the fact that Boston Lind Brooklyn have not released @ny men this year? It is not the nines thatare Constantly experimenting that win gumes, — IVES AGAIN | WINNER. i Ble Defeats Stosson in a Match for the Bil- liard Championship. The billiard match between Slosson and Ives, ‘800 points, 14-inch balk line, in Chicago Satur- @ay night attracted to Central Music Hall, qwhete the match was played, an audience which packed the spacious building from roof to base- nent. ‘The play was steadily good rather than bril- Piant. Slosson won the Jesd and in his first in- ging made one. Then Ives ran up a small core, and ina short time later Slosson put to- ether a ccore of 120 by really good play. Ives followed with 42, while Slosson kept on with 2, 19,6 andan occasional 0. Up to 9:50 he made 0 good score. ives. by fair scores, the largest of which 63, made his total 240 against Bloxon’s 17 In the ninth round Ives made some brilliant strokes, one being a shot three times across the table, by which he brought the balls to an exchor nurse, rolling up 50; then in the thir- teenth inning the balls lined up straight across ue cushion with the cue ball at one end. Ives jumped the nearer object Dall, his opponent hit ithe red and brought the two together, makjng @ score of 122. Slosson played one remarkable kiss shot which evoked rounds of applause. In the eighteenth round he brought the balls twice round the table and missed a stroke, for lack f speed. after a se 1 At 11:40 the srore was: Ives, Toward the close Ives made apart. altogether 37; Slosson, 468. eutstripping his opponent. With a run of 76 and another of 124 he brought his total up to ST. Slosson followed with a «piritless run of 7. Ives went mand finished with an untin- Gshed 43, making the 500. The champicn received a soul-stirring ova- tion. Hie has broken the record for averages, Bis Being 263 The following is the <core in detail: Ives—2, 1, 7, 0. 34, 42, 20, 13, 50, 10, 0, 63,122, ‘1, 59, 6, 23, 1, “14, 2. 1, GO, 13, 14, 1, 76, 124, 43, snaking a total of 800. m—1, 2, 13, 120, 19, 6. 1, 0, 0, 1, 6, 20, | 29, 58, 19, 31, 0, 10, 12, 29, 2, 22, 22, 0, 6, 33, 7, making u (otal of 458. Dudu pees eS THE HETUE NGTEC ARRIVE. hey Refuse to Talk About the Scandal That Ended in a Shooting. Lient. J. H. i accom- panied by his wif r-old child, ar- rived at Sau Franciseo on day from Yoko- hhama on the steamship Oceanic and at once | took quarters at the Occidental Hotel. Since Lin ¥ been traveling in va-| permission from this country who is a man f ive build, paper rep - on Was approwched she tiv ative. “There is | y that hax not been told,” rhe | be relieved from speaking ne r dilate as the speaks, The couple were chjects their ocean trip, and gion, after a few dave, retired to ining of ill-health. Several papers editorially criticised nd a sm eof much « Mr lapan Mail, that Mrs. Hetherington If this rae, why binson at once arrested and held to nacourt which might be relied on ta insure justice being done. No more serious charge short of marder itself could be preferred, and if proved would at ‘once have relieved the husband of the responsi- b taking any other «teps against the vio~ lntor of the sacredness of his married life, and would have proved dee ly the most effectual to the honor of his wife that could possibly have been employed.” — THE QUEEN AT BALMORAL. ‘Royal Weather Attends Her Majesty's Arrival in the Highlands. The arrival of her majesty, Queen Vic- toria, at Balmoral on Saturday was attened by royal weather. The sun shone brightly and the queen showed evidence of re newed health and spirits. The queen will spend about a month at her highland residence, probably returning to Windsor Castle about the 25th of June. The queen brought on Leen very quickly reminded of our agreements. ‘The imue raised nfacturers is that Dills of prices should expire December 31 of h year, instexd of, ax ix customary in the aa yeunnot figure on | we done in the summer unless they know in the winter what the rate of wages ix to be the const ummer. Lf it was a bard and fast line that all building work was let only in | the winter there might be some reason in such; | bat when it is well known that while it iy true } some work ix let und some figured on in the winter, yet of the largest jobs have been | ‘on ame vr wages have been agreed ou; and further, if there were any jobs to be figured the winter, and an employer was in doubt as to whether wax to be any ement for ine y his employes, of them whether they b under the existing there were any bill, or whe r, sired, to make known what the « changes were 0 that due provision could be made it in estimating. ‘The plain facts seem to be t the employers desire bills to expire in the | depth of winter, when workmen are practically at their merey. As far as heard from up to the present time, the address saya, the men are ont at Barre, Montpelier, Williamstown, East Barre, Hard- | wick, St. Johnsbury, Fitzwilliam, Redstone, part of Concord, Worcester, Southville, Mon- son, Milford, Boston, Quiney, Cape Ann, Rock- port. Whitimville, Providence, Westerly, Nian- tic. Groton aud New London, Stony Creek, Lecte’s Island, Oneco, Roxbury, Portland, Hal- lowell, Hurricane, Vinal Haven, Long Cove, Clark's Island, Green's Landing, Ted Beach, Bluehili and Long Island. pag es KILLED BY TROLLEY WIRES. A Scene Witnessed at Newark, N. J., Yester- day Morning. Thousands of persons stood in Bruce street, Newark, N. J., yesterday morning and saw a horse slowly roasted to death by electricity. It was a gruesome sight. for at times spiteful little tongues of flame shot out from the suffering animal's hoofs and mouth. After ten minutes of torture the horse was dead. Four horses and a stage were hired from a livery firm on Halsey street by members of the Arion Singing Society for a May ride. The stage, gaily decorated with bunting, was driven up Springfield avenue about 11 o'clock, the thirty occupants enjoying themselves hugely. When Bruce street was reached stopped suddenly and the rollicking were thrown forward forcibly. The four horses fell to the pavement and the driver, Samuel Coles of 87 Springfield avenue, a young colored man, yelled, “For God's sake cut the lines.” He sat as stiff asa statue, unable to release his hold on the reins. Every boy and man in the vehicle got more or less of an electric shock and in less time than it takes to tell it they were out of the coach. One of them responded to Cole's cries, drew a knife and severed the lines close to the driver's hands. He was flung staggering across the street by an electrie current which traveled through the knife blade. Coles jumped to the ground and ran to, the horses, which were plunging madly. Catching the bit of one he received a shock which flung him back rome yarda. ‘The horses jumped and plunged until three of them broke loose. But the fourth became ex- hansted by the continuons passage of the elec- trie current through its body aud fell with ite neck to a trolley pole. By this crowd of several hundred per- sons had collected, but no one could do any- thing for the suffering animal, whose body was so highly charged with electricity that no one could touch it. When at length two linemen ived and made some repairs to the trolle wire an attempt was made to strip the dead a: mal of its harness, but it could not be done. When the bit was taken out of the mouth the flame followed it. The body was not removed for some hours. The three horses which eseaped were taken back to the stable and a veterinary surgeon declares they will not be fit for work for two weeks. ‘The May riders proceeded on the excursion drawn by four other horses. Many of them were badly shaken up, but none seriously in- jured. The power house of the New Jersey Traction Company. which owns the trolley wires and poles, is'a block away from the scene of the An electrician said the current hed he pole because of defective insu- aand through the poles into the ground nt it to the steel rails, shocking the horses when they stepped on the track. ree A WONDERFUL WELL. An Outlet for a Subterranean Sea of Oil, Gas and Salt Water. ‘There is much excitement at Bellaire, Ohio, over a wonderful well on Pawpaw creek, near Saiem, a village on the Cleveland and Marietta railroad, fifteen miles south of Summerfield, Noble county. A well was drilled to the depth of fourteen hundred feet about nineteen years ago. Oil or gas not being found, it was aban- doned. Several years later water and gas com- menced coming from the hole in great force, which threw the tubing out. That gave it a chance, and it washed out a large cavity, forty feet in diameter. Six or seven years ago it ceased to flow. Jacob Martz. about two years ago, filled the hole with stone and earth, and built a large barn on stone pillars, one of which stood in the center of the cavity. Recently Dugst up alongside Ts witha that ber return from Costebelle a collection of water sketches by Signor Carelli, the Italian artist at BE G t t & f [ MR. BANCROFT TALKS BACK. . ‘He Writes an Open Letter in Reply to Sec- retary Blaine's : Blaine’s recent strictares made upon him in « letter addressed to the President. Mr. Bancroft # remarkable tone of your letter is no less surprising than the fact that you now assign an entirely different ground for my removal from _ AUCTTON SALES. —_ FOTURE pars. ATIMER & SLOAN, Avcts.. 1407 Gat, AUCTION SALES. —-= = = FUTURE DAYS. ~ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BRATCUPFE. DARK & CO. .sacte..020 Pavan : — LATIMER & SLOAN, Anctoncers, DRED SHARES OF THE CAPITAL aa thy HE BRIGHTMOOD. RATLRGAD EE CHON IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE ED aaa OF SOLUMBIX yy, BEEN 3 uae OF A FINE COLLECTION ie BONDS OF THE SAME VT AN Rabe NORTH NER ON DAY WAY TWENTA PLPTH, 1am, = NEw ‘ett | Sulerit toe 24 square Adv, Tessas ‘al = : Sule te teenies dS on 2g) Ee ger ee MIGH-CLASS WATER COLORS, SOME eet beSeeTT TINS | Rerun Sheth Rat ht ly ‘ COMPRISING ABOUT 4 facet of ‘the bolder ef the | tesoms of the mist deairohve ave sheet at ast FOURTH, 1802, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, collateral notes, to thes bis the st auction for some me and qhould romunand steer ONE HUNDRED PAINTINGS SeLre. ve. ‘st our section rooms, we shall sell a large and choice ‘Terms: One-thin! cashy Yalemo iu 1. 2 and 3 that you gave when first. interrogated in my ansciiel of emert = “ BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS. with fhterest. and see "Q PI y -] behalf on the subject. On that occasion you . “AMERICAN SCHOOL.” HE ABOVE SALE 1s ONED UNTIL | fost ggd reuulted vena assigned as the only reason for my removal BRS LE Rees ee pasa DNESDAY, MAY TWEN = URE, wae |S may ce LAMPE SLOAN, aucte, that I had been absent without permission: de- : i F order of the bolder of the collatera! note. estan, ea emma e 2 1 ; Anctioneers._| Hamilton Hamilton, 8. R. Chaffee, RATCLIFFE: BARR SCO haces eee katte O'PHES. livering lectures, which tn all occupied wry, “clo eee Say Se, Betare ma | eB ae aes | Home for but « few days annually. Are thé; T ING & SON, Aucts., 612 Est. wats LO Bae, WALten B. WILLIAMS & ©0., Auctioncers. HoT Oxon, yanent a rgex;\contained’ in your Friday, 60: RESI PTH 00 ics MATH AND N.Y. AVE. NW, cing contaned jn yor, te of Py MME M NAM APOMEEE| cake Some | op nanan pengiT agg MPN cacrertegee “4 oon.” re sha vos care a nt Bs fronted with own written permission to arts | om AY, MAY SWENTY-FOURTH, 1802, ‘ENGLISH SCH Rrowe comme, 10h srast pay re tt niaily“farmiaheds sie ooo complained i a. sell at real] Watter Bingham McGuinness, | northwest. three Taree Tove Biases, | Suite, Yor rersvanent or transient owe ho Se eey of? 7 of the default | Senco O22 behet in we aol ‘of household fur. | Walter Paris, tocuing, "WALTER Be WiLLTAMe & Con ‘Cafe open until 12 o'ehor It isa well-known fact in the department that a a depa Re Tewspaper published. In iiture in Parlor & ‘Chamber Furniture, Dining | Enoch Dard, H. J. Kinnaird, myzl st Ancis. it was not until several days after you hed re- | °C: ‘Allconveyanciug sud recording at tho coat of m Moguiattes,, Carpets. Heirs. Be; | Ww. Reynolds, ©. 8, Mattram, RATCLIFFE DARKE CO, Ancticnewrs, Sn anaes eolved upon my removal and bad commissioned parchaser, a jertined pa 20 Pa. ave. n. SLY FIRE PROOT aie 3 my succtesor you beyan an inguiry for the SES: & EERE ia, | Trustees. MAS DOWLING & SON., Ancts. FRENCH AND ITALIAN SCBOOLA." - panes: k parpove of finding » Jus! for ‘your ae-| _my10,12,14,17,10,21.93 FOF CXREDEDMED G. Aureli, Victor Ista, ROVED REN Se ee tion, which might, also verve as a reply UNCANSON BROS. IREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. F. Nardi, G. Fortunatt, ie lation to boine favorite tn and winter. ttt. to a resolution of the Huuse of Representatives. D — blic auction at the store ct HK. | 5 potas . Martel, Crs ao “+ 4 USTEER TORY, usyivamta avonne, eommmencine | F. Datnt, ow Vonks Al the charges now made are TEWELLING Si Ton D eratiy VORA EE VENTS FOURTH, 182. at TEN | Franti carlotortt, Renzi Bartolotart hing trum; up and ate due to an unez ne- virtue ‘of trast duly recorded in Liber all the woods in his place upon which ~ cesdity on your part, I shall not abun them.” Resp at tlie gA ete, caetd tha madaceels "are commaginu at ‘And many others of high reputation, ae Mr. Maneret that the Secretary did | the Preis, MONDAY, tne TWENTY-THT KD ‘Cul’ Buttons, Rings, Scarf Pins, | ‘Thfs superb collection of Water Colors will be on rey not consnit Mr. Bancroft's direct aa to ‘OF MAY, Inte? at FIVE O'CLOCK, P.3. fgwelry,, Silver Ware, Diamonds and other, Precious *S SUBDIVistO! * eecrited and aud premises, aittave. apa | Power, Guns, Revolvers, Hasors, Musical, Muthemat- | CXbibition at our elegant auction rooms MONDAY DE 4. IN SQUARE bream ty Passer pees city of Washinton’ in the District of Go- | at, and Buixioal Tnstiumentx, Crubrelias, Canes, | and TUESDAY, MAY 23 and 24, from @ A.M. | Frontine so¥ fost on New Verh svesee mou iam fost | without even informing that official white: F and Known sud distinguisived as the west | Barber Clippers, Fine Of] Paiptines, fc. UNTIL © PA. gn Ad (or Kirby) stroet northwest. ‘This prevent te Tasshvent Mk. Banertt says, the pee eattr is rah deenet Cae é | ar ocean arpa tenes Coae | menven a. [Sy aes pee acca ae ee sr ae mai charges him, gave bim nao) ches) {ro oc me | afd orciger atl all ote are olde exes, haldes sale will commence promptly at ME. | IY oct ween we eduair- | » ew Ve portunity for justification ‘and fosisted Ret tox ith the huprovenanta, — a twelve DP Pati NJOUNSON; Auctioneer. “"msi?702_ | and THREE P.M., on WEDNESDAY AND THURS. | sodjntetted t advaninevons subdivision for bulidine | be 5 — vero on keepit os patts, iprivileges and appurtenances to the same Be; (TCLIFFE, DARR & CO. 8.5 7 DAY, MAY TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWENTY- sien seid third canh. balance Bone gna two | = mado om zany eg cing ertatwinst forest ao per cent per on , Jastice One-third cash; baluyee in Mostell: | VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL atare | SIXTH. Rung, payable semt-anp ually from day °f aaie, secured convseatiol theh Wiad have Gitta you tree Biigreat pagablesoul-cuauat ant tobe pecared Ey Sh RARER ANU Bee i BENGE tarnece e mous, | Hore dsc stn a tale yours to discover my ineficleney. But, per-| Sea! “paycn at sspgeaticast stoptonstpar| — HOUME NO. at FLORIDA AVERUE NOMTIE saan simon Yaoee yo : am haps, you will find an explanation for this in | Conveyancing, kc. at vurchaaere cont, “Terins to bo 94 TUESDAY. A EAE AKON, MAY TW : ghar preserved. All convevancing, recordin, Ke", e JaTH ST. neaweiin E ANDE. the fact that it is only recently that it serve the right te renell the property at the isk wand | SOUT Hlee eer adle eA FART FIVE O'C ‘RICLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. mny20-deds CORNELIUS ECKHARDT, Attorney Kates’ #150) to @2.90 day. come necessary for you to make a permanent | coy! of the defaultine purchaser, ‘After five dayx’ adver He tn front of the premises 920 PA. AVE.NW. | yr arren B WILLL os. aad TMA sae place for your protege in the department over | Hanmentof suchyrensis ts wwe newspaper Published BLOCK 1 eS a ear eh : ao HOTEL, which you preside, anf where, according to ington, D. C. OF LE DROIT Park, ‘PETS AND ERFEs ONTAINED IN HOUSE | VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON your own declaration, incompetency may flour-| myg-wkstds CHAN Br BRTEY | TriBtecs, | Front {feet on Florida avenue, withedepth of 46| NO" 140t L STREET NW, BY AUCTION KWODE ISLAND ACENCE BETWEES Sixt | Pa. ave. and Mth st., fareppbar store sr peed mrp dney faont : HAS. B. BAILEY, — | fort, and improvod by a handsome brick house con-] ON” FRIDAY MORNING, “MAS EWEMTY.| A ENTH STREETS (OPPOSITE PUBLIC i 2 TP RUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, | tiining 10rooms aud bath. SEVEN. 1892, AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at] (RESERVATION) NORTHWEST, AT AUCTIC J Washington, B. @, for immediate removal.” Te cokNER iH Rep enEETE eee perme: One-third cash. balance in one and two | the above residence a well-Kept collection of desirable | -OP WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY FIFTH. AT —_— ) eae eaies SE ES By virtue of s decree made on the Sl day of -May, | Yearm, with notes bearing interest at the rate of 6 per | Household Goods and Necessities. being the effects | SIX O'CLOCK P.M, we shall sell im front of the EBBITT HOUSE by the Supreme Court of the District of Colum: | fent per annum and secured by a deed of trust upon | ofnlady leaving the city. “The following @ but'a part | premises, lot G8, iu. sq) Tee mat J GEN. CLARKAON'S VIEWS. er etal, are comylainanta cad Eleniooe A’ Waite: | chaser. A devonit of $200 rrauinnl afehe tine ate, | obpesarelture contalned herein: vary Gealravie busiding lots abd shona'cangatteeh th, WARMINETON, @. ©. His Personal Preference He Will Not Name— | fess deeming beunlorstenog trisony Feeusn ANC TAREE BES OAK HAT RAGR, | haf USE" ae nied cau, balance pw my eng | Sr . A ,. 3 “1 Mls Washington Visit. Fak avd ae a at, HALE: | af pate ov the right to resell at th PHED. FABCY ROCKER t bn for ngeee, Yoaring fnverent Grom day of PIANOS AND ORGANS. From Tuterviow in the New York Times, the premises. sell at public’ auction ‘the real ox: 17-d&is RATCLIFFE, DARR & PENSION TABLES Hark | 2010: "6200 down Property ie streck of. AN) 700 wit Gen, Clarkson refused to come ont openly | itera thiety eieht Cou ot HW. shales ante | RRATCLIRFE, DARR & CO., Aiuctioncors FEATBER, PILLOWS | Conran et St o0., ancta. | SLOO name Rivas eten TE, nguinst Harrivon, He admitted having stopped | division of orieinal lot mubered hve Gy my nasnce $20 Pa. avon. w. : CURTAINS, CROCK: | Tp ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO..-Aucts. 20 Pacaw awe over to ace Gen. Hiaiell A. Algor, bat. de- | Biieasneuaeron eset tect ot acing iPHONE, PEAY BATATS | EidsCHeSu MIE NU MUEE, VANaGBHIOMER | ICO atone ‘neice ‘totes oe, Ee noticed ns bowh the published dispatch to the | Huse em with modern Lutrovernenta. RESIDENCE WO RO INGNAIN CARPETS, MATING THROUGHOUT WORT REET SOUTH REST BY AUCHON oe | A ras the fori MELE O “0 Mf pet pom at effect that he ud been commissioned by Alger | prc will tyaive yayinent af debt ot Your thane TS POURTHC 190s: | Anda general assortment of goods useful and ora. | SEVENTH. tne, ut HALE ABT FIVE O'CLOCK, | fuurseil: “O: to visit Blaine and get from the latter a posi- ngs Ua foot ae eran Aree 0 AE. So Will sell by public auc: | wpental, and to this sale weinvite general attention. a8 | we will offer for sale by public auction, tm front of the tive declaration as to his candidacy. Hee AOL, the interect payable sen annitially TA Peete PRONT BY THE | Rett Goede Aft Almost new, having been vs ia | role. om ror oo, SQUARE sor I stand absolutely uncommitted to any can- | und tne princtoal will bersue and bongs eth | np DEP GH THEREOE,OF LOT 8, SQUARE _mv2ld RATCLIFFE DARR& CO, Aucte._| Pronting 12% feet ou fd street berwcen Mand N > 8 day of Ste, 184K and the residue-of the purchess | EMPL by the new Bstory bay-window proased- ‘ATCLIFFE, DARR & streets south west by the depth thereof, improved by a didate,” said Gen. Clarkson. “Igo to Minne- June, 1855 and the residue of 2 honse No. 1124 2k st., containing 7 rooms, Aone two-story brick house, apolis ax delegate from Iowa, but I am not in- | Soller (8200) wil bo required atthe tinn ot ales “ail | Rat, celag an slerant Ghocrtuoity to. secured ca Prmcre Com. | ek ere an sncamuance, 90 cork ptanon varied strneted. ‘The delegates from lowa, in common | °EY*S*HCINE WH Re Ht the cost of the purchaser. ins liberal and mate known at sale. A deposit | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS CON- | Giiviait ci @100 at tune of sale.” Term to be compiled — with the great majority of the delegates from Reena peligied: of $200 required at the time of male. Ternis to be Com: SI17 8 AAT OB TREET, within tteen days from day of sale or the right to re % 7RPASSEI ° <p ; . vey I LIGAY) OT] Bs Fe faniting por 5 lurability, Bnish and artiste a ee sony 4. sonnet ance [Eber renin Rear Siem | wear was EIESETOwm, mo, | Rlatiengh acne Stair een | H ttt ttl pl at wa to decid a jidate * vant ma is KATCLIFFE. DARR & CO j ot ost of the purchaser. excellence. of Wisconsin, Indiana, New York, Connecticut "THOMAS DOWLING & SON, (HOAs DOWLING & soN, oe ST ER We will nett {he fine farniture contained therein to the TEINWAY, CHASE, GABLEK, BRIGGS PIANOS, RATcurre. DARR & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON DELAWARE | bizhest bidders for cash. — ‘Ongans and for sai and Rhode Island. The delegates from these —, - KVAREE BETWERS BTN ON Be: | Bighest bidders foe cash. altace = an (or salle of rent doubtful states know who is the strongest ‘man | PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE ORTHEAST AT AUCTION STNEETS | pLEGANT RUG AND PLUSH TARLON BUTTE, | HONORE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE — i FROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST COKNER TUESDAY, MAY TWENT mR" OAK, WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES, IERCE STREETS NORTHWEST, IN W, in those states, and their Judgment ought to] OF THIKD AND M ATNLETS NOMTHWEST. | PVE OCLOCK the | ODD. BEDSTEADS. CHATR AND SHUCK MAT. —— depo: revi aes <; it . lot 16, TRI . WOV! WIRE SPRINGS, PI ws decree, a PrlcThe strongest enndidate, without doubt, is pilin tare hr aALE ART FIVE O'CLOCK E Poster die eet See Delaware ave Este devas AND BOLSTERS, LACE CUnTalss FONTIERES, Eichnorg eeainsr Bey 5. Comrjay end ate Blaine, His health isco good that it offers ab-| H.,'to'wlll ulin trontof ti remit, icroa: Gyetiied cass, datance in one, ant two | TABLE. DISTEG CHAIRS. W i AND | {nl front ‘of he Sremutern cn WEDNESDAY: THE solutely no bar to his candidacy. There is posi- FRONTS 2A RE Fars, with interest at G per cent, secured by deed of | FANCY TABLES, INGRAIN, BRUSSELS AND | FIRST DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 182, at HALE-PAST tively no definite assurance from him that he | ana inpRONP ING Zh REET O ET ust on the 1roperty, or all cash. at option of the pur- | RAG GAREETS) MAHOGANY, AND OTHER SIDE | FIVE O'CLOCK P.M... offer foraale,at vablic suction. will not run. Ido not know the real state of | seven rooms ama beth ait “7 +? chaser. A deposit 8100 required at tineof sale. | TABLES, TOIL WARE. RATTAN A Ga all that real estate ki as lots Nos. 41, 42 and 435 in ri 10 be of oC. 5 n conveniences, | All recording and conveyancing at purchaser's cost. ROCKE! CROCKERY AND GLASS ani W. KR. Johnson's subdivision of square No. 620. « his mind. Few men ever do know just how Mr. | !#;robes and ran A my10-dads THOMAS | DOWLIN ts. | KITCHEN’ FURNITURE AND NECESSITIES ‘Terms of sale: One-third (4) cash, balance of pur- ST COMLUPE ai? tien wt, aw. Mrongestensdidatce’ {B® Wil run he isthe ) ner, Hi. at Oper cent Per anni, frau balance of | PUNCANSON BBOS., Aucts. cor. Oth & Dsia.n.w. | euil mgood comtiene ana okiteconsmaa reel | ity nema a and twelve open fron Aa Werner pre Sapp or ee Hulme of sile. “Conve apeine? and 1 pecording al par- | TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUABLE pRoppery on | “ngzi-d BASCLIENE, DANSE O0., Aes.” | coeerenay See cme ithe parsbaner oF arcs: a ood President, but there is a strong and grow- | days or the proverty will be resold at the risK and coat ay ii AND CONGHESS ( REET | (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucia., OLE etn.w | Grom ratification ‘of suloor sales "oy the court | Ne ¥ ing opposition’ in all parts of country | Of defaniting pire ter tive dgys’ advertisement PROVED BY LARGE BRICK ‘BWEELINGS — oa a ps Pas 3 ‘a dice will of such resale in the Evening Star. EST WASHINGTON, D. C. * | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT | Cach lor when soft. Ail convene ee oe xO § ro second term. This prejudice will con | 3098 5" ‘8. DANA LINCOLN, Attorney. | By virtue of deed of trast, duly recorded in Liber BARRY FARM. = must be complied with within f NE, TOUCH, WORKMA! tinue to grow, in my belief, until it. produces a |< —-——— a cere. | Ae BRA tolte 3H ot fea-. ohe of ‘the land records of | By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in | £OSt qretyus.of sale must be complied with within f- DURABILITY a condition of affairs where no. President can get | JQATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. Ge Bieter of Oar! we wil ail teens are | BE Mittwe ofa certain deed of trust, duly recorded im | Seep days foam RUDOLPH EICHHORN, Trustee, "Purchasers" fa insite to a econd term. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BAP OPA a. . fe te Meee folder ot the note acur a heer rant te | _my1S-dkde O02'34 at. nw Cat hasionn ee “While my political judgment points to) BUSINESS PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE ARB | OcLOGRT St in the teilowing aescriteted oe | powder ot the note secured thereby 4st 3 CHANSERY, BALE_OF TARGE VACANT Lot HAND. BANOS “A” loner esscktment, Blaine, if he can be persuaded to run, havea} Wag NO (08 SEVEATH SEREET NORTH: | Ci soy cera in tae Bina af coisa ty | sien trustee, wil ofr fraale at public auctonto | C BEING UOT 4, RQUARE SgUrH OF SAE As repate” wil ts Siowed ant at ver personal preference for a candidate whose | | By virtueof a decree of the Supreme Court of the | anddesisnated as all that fot in Beall's attition to | (iret PTV CLOC RA on ae ta eel | Sb LON Oo ANS erkst wReE Ts BRON aL oN name I will not disclose. He is my personal | District of Columbia, passed on the 2d day. of M said Georgetown, described as follows inning | fifteen (15) in section nambered nine (#) in the sub- EAST. in Lorain, whabchs will be candidate, and all that I will aay about him is | Miscelacousiainaat and Richa We afoors eta as | forerfebelonetme (Oc cee tal MyPal | witicion wade by vane, Poweruy sand. Howard, | _ Under acre of the Supreme Court of the District of RANE ENA BE & that he is a man whose name has been consid- | defendants, the undersizned trustees will sll gn MON: | Henry B. Cooke on Road street, and running thence | fethe Sac inroen es ie eee ae eaize” | Colmmubia, passed in Equity cause No. 13.218 (Shields | WO TY Nerket Seca, echbily wieaites ‘aie phic, DAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY. 1802, | West vith sald Road street one hundred and serene: | Betti,” How kno 2 Front.of the premizen, on WEDNESDAY. MAY TWEN- ly mentioned for the place. CoE F AY Oo) ‘ 4s recorded in the office of the murveyur of the | front of the p on “Personally, my relations with Harrison are | ATOPIC AUCTION. AT FIVE O'CLOCK’ P.M. | nine G2) fect. more or lems. to.w fourteen (18) fect | Disiret of Columbia tm Book Lavy Geet Noe | ELPLETH. ie at FIVE OCLOGR EM lat ee friendly. seven inches: He hus treated me nicely, better than | seven inche Uy depth of any other President ever did. 3 the south twenty feet and seventy feet of orlainal Lot ‘square numbered four hundred and alley, thence southerl; it! east line Sna'ith the proverty forlnerly ‘belonsing to Bene. min Di nd afterward to dered four (4). in square south of sai 1, improved by s two-story fran Ouse Perms: 4 af scared by oat seven hundred and forty-four (744), uis: The indevtedness secrired by said trast, to- BICYCLES. ware Duinbered in Washington, ry ,belonsing to Ben ja. ther with ‘the incidental expenses incurred in this | city. D.C. = -—— ny twenty-nin ), in the city of Washi . D.C, | Pro} merly belonxing to John E. Carter,thencs | Eale.in cach within Bre day of oY * ; ‘The present sentiment of republican dele- | inyproved by a two-story trick bullding, ee Saat with the north line of the vroperty of sald Carter | thatsan.ceh,w yup Svc days from the day of sale, and yLarhs, One-third cath ant Exeeest payetis sank | IB Wind basen cettay « high grate weet gates-eleet to the Minneapolis convention is not | , Te: aie, asyorescribed by the decree, are: One. | and the muperty formeriy yslonvinx te John Chandle: | mente at one and two years theveaiter, with interest nqually, for which ‘varchasor will ive motes, Or une tent of wre tn. oars in the, Tried weateo for Harrison or against Harrison. or for or ea io Yara fromthe da tate ot |B Cooke fomnce tithe linabont ra huge | Rywace gener anger amm ama Oa, neced | Guat red amr cen Gaya. | fend it MANGA tnt and workaaae against anybody elxe. The real sentiment is att the option, ‘of fhe (purchaser. ‘Tho deterred nd ten (£10) gg hd berinning, together with all ‘will be reqi on day of sale. Failure to com veyancing at cost of pure \aser. . oho. i payments to bear interest improve bs ys, ents, 18 of pres N farm (6280) will borequired at the tae ct anions tte | «Lerma males Onectihet taeshiase money in eash, } 2! PUrLE TANK T, RAWLINGS,? “7722” | deme mh16-20 witha) te FARM LABOR. From da of aT Cie eee ee eee eee ae | eee ge Ce nian eaiuments at one and twoyears, | my21-akds ARMAT STODDART. "3 THOS, FE. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. my13-d&is \APITOL C¥GLER. CAPITOL CYCLE pretreat the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- teste syable semi-annually. and to. be secured by FITCH. FOX AND BROWN. REAL ESTATE| J)UNCANSON BROS. Aucts., Oth and Dats. nw. c wi : It haser ch resale in . at option BROKERS, impr sce 2 . fe Deficient and Inferior in Maryland, | Sine newspaper published in. Webern Re at purcharer. A daponltof €300 required at ‘fmeof sale. 1406 GETREET NW. TAYSTERS SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ee Delaware and Virginia. cphveyancing and recording at the cost of the ‘pur | Co Be omitted with is aie ie ont eecisale | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 1 ED | 28,9000 HOPE PARK, IN THE DISTRICT OF MANUFACTURERS, Farm labor in Maryland, Delaware and Vir- |“ WM. H. SHOLES, oinarwrne he trunttes verve the right wsteselhs | STREET A EAT MO GOE Tih” NEW Soe | | By virtue a deed of trast to Wiliam. A Gorton | High Grade Ladiow and 1% Cashion and ink 410 5th st. nw. perty at the cost of the defaulting GRESSIONAL LIBRA! and J, Holdsworth Gordon, dated April 14. 1 Pneumatic Safeties, count for ginia is not sufficient to satisfy the demand, and 3. UgRpst. Trustocs. | ERaBerigtar hve Lasko antt costof the defauiting par ¥ Fecorded in liber 1254, folio 21, of the laud reverie tor aan’ ou. Fasto ala portion of that which is available is} _my10-d&as “418 5th st. bw. Some tiewspaper published in Washington, D. © By virtue of a certain deed of trust, besring date De. | the District of Columbia. anvther deed of trust to | mailed on application. # large pro te u a FAMES BATES Poser Sounder 6, 1887, anit recorded in Liber No. 1293, folio | William A. Gordon, dated November 330. 187, and re- FACTORY, 809 WATER ST. 8.W. inferior and unsatisfactory. These conclusions wien eames _my9-d&ds DONALD G. STUART,} Trustees. Rf ye eg liner 1288, folio 362. of said land records, ‘ 7th et. calito c are reached in « report just issued by the De- PHIS EVENING. HOMAB DOWLING & SON, Aucts a mw, | terehy, we will af af habit auction, front af te | WEDSESD Oaia pay rs) __amae patment of Agriculture. Says the report: | AUCHOY Ate roxtant, opt Pa avE._ | Dieanee: sre ee oor nme nan, | Haetiats HHCEOA, SA eR Ue | REESREOAN SF RRR PA OR SRE A | vane Cran Courany “A deficiency is indicated by the reports for | Watcher AI Witenes ME Reena, Gold : PROPERTY DLE IMPROVED | {owing descritved ral estate, vituate in, the’ city of | (roar amu pitrict of Colambis known ae lot mun BICYCLES Delaware and Maryland of a more or leas con- | Kusqiin Revolvers rom New York Pavatroker | »By crt of a des of ths, upreme ont of the | Mant hi cand Gata anda | Hoa Pky tecotang im te oc of the surveyor | Ages for the COLUMN, NipeTEN wo sociativs of iumbie, cr e r3 a iv tstor Polumbia. . a r. tinnous character as to time and of severity as | i inyaom docket 3, the tnderided wil aio oe se nunivered sven undrd) and mixy CQ) fron | © "Ferma of sale One-third cash, balance in one and | "Pinest and largest line of hiring, wivecks in the city. to degree, extending well over their area, The FUTURE DAYs. sf she homrs deninatod. he flloei ces of gfound sou with 4 deyth of que hundred and ten (110) feet | payable snalanmunily. secured uyon's a pret 7a. See ees tendency to the cities, the demandsof the rail-| [P ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, Spd snprovements in the city of Washington, District | Q Ssoond street cust, impr t. Sao regaired ut thse of sale? “Conwevanctoe eat ‘ ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, roads, oyster and other , fruit canning — On TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-FOURTH, 1892, at | | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money | cordine at purchaser's cost. If terms of J id the ting of land. wices Of f TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSI SEVEN | HALF-PABT FOUR O'CLCK P. M_, snb lot iumbered | 84 expenses of sale to be paid in cash, balance in one | complied with in ome week from day of ‘trus- and the renting of and low prices farm ROOMS AND. BATH. MODERN ROVE- | three (3), iu square numbered six hundred ‘ and two years, with interest at the rate of G per cent | tees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of de- | BRB labor are for the deficiency. In a MEN’ ‘NOS. #24" AND 826 ELFTH | (690), fronting 2U feet on New Jersey a re caper gee secured by deed Seating peeoeee B few counties labor is sufficient or abundant, but} 871 NORTHEAST, cast between Band C streete, and is 128" heer 3 lentes | of trust ont Droperty sold. or all cash, at the option ILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee. i inferi ik BY AvcTIO: in mean depth to an alley, and is improy ~ | of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 required at time J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, nN. lept 7; iproved by a com: rey “Triton, in many easeo of inferior guality and liable to | On, TUESDAY. AFTERNOON, MAY rarRTY. | firtable Uric dwelling house. belny premives No. | oftale,, Terme of sale to, be complied with within | _myl6dads 530 434 st.n.w.. Washington, D.C. turbance at stat seasons by other O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in. a . : y resold af or ee mands. There is a general lack of the best | front of the quality. men. MSUBLOTS 113 AND 114, Square 981, RT. LUCAS, Auction: TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. feulting’ purchaser.” Ail convey~ ‘at purchaser's cnt and cost of ‘the ancing in square numbered six hundred and eight JAMES E. FITCH,) Trustees. + tricts rises Front 7 1 ), fronting 14 feet 4 inch: rf < BRAS. J; BELL,» : — 3 PB yn foecegen toa peng tore | tery A ay ERE et portant between Cand D streets rear ‘of ¥ | _DUNCANSON BROS.. A —— ee ee een eee) Swiat WHEEL wo co. sprung upand become active in recent years, | of the best ations of themoriioare watts 8° | Behig promis 3 Deluwarcaventcaotbeny eee | RATCLIFFE, DARK & SO pANCTIONNERS, | corded atuous the land rvconls of Alexandria county = : : are wil wing labor from the farm, while | Terms of sale ey sneral, and stated at Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance jn one 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. a v1, No. 4, folio 22, and the other dated === they increase toa great extent the demand for | $c. 4 deposit of ‘red at the time of sale. the time of 3 TEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED REAL ES- ; ; : MEDICAL, &c Te f sale to be complied wi een days from | cent nun, the deferred payments to be TRUS’ é manty, in Liber L, No. 4, folio 41%, and by] ___ SBME ARs SC. _ farm products. Public works, railroads, lum- | the day of saje, otherwine rishi remrved to neeit the fyideed of trust'on. the property sold casi E AND G STREETS SOUTHEREE DET WEES | ren ne as ection, om tie | PAPE WORM CUKED IN TWo HOURS. ber and mining and manufacturing industries | Proverty at the risk aud cost of the defaultins pur. | the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 81 ie) Sse ese iT Roce cee, £08, sale at public auction. on the | "J ORM CURED IX TWO HOURS, - = rae me Chaher after five days' advertisement of such Foaveyancins and recent Pisce of property. All| py vistue of adecd of trust duly. fouuty, ‘Vase at FIVE O'CLOCK Pit on THERE GUARANTEED. of various kinds, wit usual inclination to | Some newspaper published ia Workin tee Dee ait | couveyanciny and recording at eee oe property Ae hry! drone of ne eek eer | DAY MAY TWEI Inte, the following destribed . a town oF city te, have made farm | conveyanclugand recording at ‘the ‘cost of tho pur-| the terms of sale are. not ‘complied with in ten days | NO: Les, follo 27 et seq., one of the land records of 5 ; ae. ing Geecribed TWLERS EX . wae from day of sale trustee reserves th - ‘tof Columbia, ‘and at the request of the | Teal estate and improveruents thereon. NO CHARGE UNLESS ENTIRELY REMOVED. Inbor searce in about itty counties. "Tn some | Shas EATchir re, Dali co. Droprtyat risk and coat of defaulting varchar, red thereby, we wil oder forsale ty pubic | Vall that Jot of ervund siaatedin Atoxandstacoynty, | 00 ; ‘there would could be | *¥2sdkds__e___*_Auctionvers,_ haser. riises. on a. dered four (4) iva | | Will be here only a weekor two. Strictly confidem Solied upemendG ailiers wan fe the Seberion F'TCH, POXE BROWN, REAL ESTATEBRORERS, | _my10ande tid ATHALY-Past Five | pari of the th Ash, nal Viract of en Koowe tat Adarom or caf So ~ ¥ i sehich interfere with {te annual employment. | op pestamie Tots On SEVENTH ap | TOMAS DOWLING & SON, aucts., 612 Est.n.w. fnnine, for, the some et (1, 2 stom a myl7-0e" ve 120 Sw ich Slee of rm or ther nborere, "| ARERR NOES THERRERE SEAS OY ARUARES erRONED eae cin tunes Se Seat tire tua te: | DD" fons Te snes “About the same may be said of West Vir-| ALSOON NINTH STREET WEST EXTENDED: | ROOT RORTHN ESTO AT Mee TO ETN AVE eight Baad tulrty-nine (0) of Sammon A Babsouts | seven usudcedthe chains rch.) to ("Hi~ya mee ty | lataradaate) ih thirty yo ner ginia as of the parent state as to labor supply By virtue of two deeds’ of trust. dated ively | subdivision of original lot numbered thirty-four, (34), | the center of said road and the southerst corner of lot | Sh.ahe ora conaitie Manafacturing, mi fim. | 8, SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, rat Sentomber 10,. 1887, in Liver 1253, folio | in square uumber ten hundred ond forty-three (1043), | numbered three (3); thence north eight dexrees and | $1 De crne tlted ey ee , mining, lum-| aT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Mme will soll | P47 ot ey and January 4. odin | gabe Dist recordedin book Guisecen (13) pagp ope hun: | forty tye culnntes (de, 43 man.) coat nine sixty tive NG Est uw. from } te better wages than the farme while they make a | a2t'ay mequers Ser opting sa ak ah fe Distict iubiae “and | Lapvrs oice ofthe District of Columbia, taeedher | Putomac eiver site, beine the mortheuat ‘Shrae ae aoe market for farm products, A few countics re- oo cod aaa ea = there Brivileces hereditaments and’aprartemances tothe | sreex CH) dew) tan four and Meow ananedti hats 335 sufficien iD jongine ywrise apnertaining: 07 ch.) £0 75.a stone Tareh ~ ee eS i “Perma: One-third ‘of the purchase money to be | river and the northwest corner’ of kot numbered Be | [)® 0 3. CARLETON, ie a emer t ther’ aid in cash, the residue in thres(3) years from the | (3): thence south twelve Aogrees and forty-five min 307 12th at aw. ‘The American University. sor tended Seieot only for pice Caen coe pereater oc 295 | eds catia ioe hares AEs Pane cheinyernl From the National Methodist. eentuia pet anata fromthe day of sale until paid, | containing three acres and thirty poles cla. kbp.) "| Graduated London, Bneland, 18; New York, 187, The American University is established at | | ‘Terni of sale; One-third cash, balance in one and [toro neyable sen annually, saig’ tndebtednems 6 | | Fern of we: Gash as to tau aficicnt to, pay | Bladder and Kidney Aidmnente,Arute or Chrome Washington in response to a general conviction | {42,2 ht seitndy Bey ceRby utero, ay or alfcashy' the option Sot s parchaaee ge pat ia trem is peskdue | Diseases, Nerve Exhaustion. among the friends of edacation that such an in-| 2 alse, etontion of purchaser, A depoat ne of sale, ‘a be complied, with, in fifteen tual hnstalfiniate barat re SKILL. SUCCESS. ‘ jet stitution ought to exist at the national capital | be complied with within sven das or property Will days from the Gay of sale” Gthrwise the, trustees caries fc Rin: Olek, diet: Onde. 0ee, ‘The rapidly increasing population,wealth, mag- | 06,0014 at Tak and cost, of Lectern, ost ‘Conveyancing at the vost of the pur peri > nificence and influence of the city planted by ATI ‘cost, & SLOAN, AUCTION! 1407 AND 1409 @ BTABET NW. Consujtation free Wi bas made it not only the social and — THANGERS, TAKE NOTICE. DiS” BROTHERS : . % all diceascs.. Nocure, mapas. political center of the but also a con- | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, YEE, seu hour suas ynsuictans tla Beane. 9 PaNtE® ecliggion of BERING, FLOWERING JOSEPH B! <2 a Bat nw my? Fain olives Plants, Ac.. from John Saul's Nur ROBERT G. RUTH! FORD, | ramen PUXCANSON BROS, Aucts., Yh and D sts. nw. SON BROS.; Aucta Oth aad Dots. nw W,. Tebare alt, ar sales moony A aw. Ss rei fan Babe, 5 EXE IOORE A POUR THE TERMS OF SALE OF THE ABOVE MEX. on, AVENUE Gag FEET A) SPROPERTS. air CATE AS Ve GUTH ER POROORTAN Fan my232t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. property not having been with, the} TEOAG MT OF bie FEET Ok Sat aiREES | OF STREET. ETWEEN SEVEN. | (YONSULT. THE 0) ROSCOPIAN PHYS! HOS. WAGGANAM, 7 3 party will be resold at sptetinede | Roan TEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS | )/ Clans tu Washinete j BROTHERS ang GRAY, T , Real Estate Auctioneer. ah ae Ce ee the ge Lr asrauncis may wanes |. Sotto near forty-fve yearcat OO Bets a'we We have re at HALE-Past FOUR O'CLOCK B. | 90 NESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Guced the sluns of invinient dincase alasest ‘tera cere of the lot ie , 1862, at FIVE OCLOCK, We will sell in frout teluiy Uy exmtsg int cml aractes of OF 190 feet 3. inches as cr; | of the renee AND 8, BQUARE 200, eyigetions without the rat anime : Lots Sin with oy te brat Ts She tack cod VE eerie, rane a iCHARD W. nox Selous, A = location for large busi- shy =. viles, = - i RC ervors disvanes. ROBERT G. iin | art a rd cath, balance in oe ees a ‘aot as ae pease een ar a % 5 FUTURE DAYs, on the property ef time of| tihng the cost. Terms to be with * os WS st. nw. ND OF Ol MON’ CTI otherwise resale risk cost HER® INVIGr s PRE la APU Page Rail OTA AST | Saseeee, caer as i FELTING COM af gacrteeara eae ee ree ae ng ee u 5 . ciaes of trove who juinbia, improved each bys t Si sinder Sover ‘rheee ‘RATCLIFFE, DARE & 60. Acts ,Q20Paere.n Sek miberabie, Vets, ales” lath of aa y ga SAME DAY, at QUAR. ‘of iste desig ‘VALU, = TeBee been ta ee for meas Tore rico ae 4 PeAGE PA AANE Rt ae rare vee 3S GREETS SOREEEE, SF 9, 00 Bi Bw ait 's roti ‘st. ‘a - "= Honea ADVERTISING. <n ADVERTISING. —_—