Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1892, Page 14

THE NATIONAL HOMES Where Disabled Volunteer Soldiers May Pass Their Declining Years. ORIGIN OF THE HOMES. The First Barracks Established at Dayton, Ohio—The Various Branches and What They Are Like—The Daily Life of the In Interesting Statistics. Written for The Evening Star. a@_. HEGREEZY DEBATE — in the House the other day between Congress- men Simpson, Snod- grass, Bland and balf a dozen others concern ing our national homes * for disabled volunteer soldicrs plainly showed ~ that but little is known A> of them by the people SSE. at large, and even by s chosen rep- re tives in Con- gress. The National Soi Home north of | this city is perhaps the only suldiers’ home | familiar to Washingtonians, although it is of | but smail importance compared with the seven great national volo 4, being devoted | exclusively to veter: regakir arm 1) 1 state he homes volunte by side with th jon system, con stitution of public t Preciative gratitude ther unparsilel and unique the his f nations. The fi too, that they first qu vanding out their kes them | at this time a subj lar interest. They are with us, but how did they come? ORIGIN OF VoLUSTEER HOMES. | Before the hostilities of the rebellion had happily ceased with the surrende>at Appomattox @ tidal wave of sympathetic solicitude for the injured overswept the victorions north. This sentiment took om a concrete form in an act of Congress approved March 3, 1865. by President Lincoln incorporating a “National Military and | Naval Asviam for t relief of the totally dis- abled oicers and men of the volunteer forces of the United States.” provided the sum of 250,000 should first be subscribed or donated before the selection of sitex or erection of br ings should be mm. The —, ands were to be derived from popular contributions and from f itures in the army and navy. ‘The bill passed both Senate and House with,practically no debate. THE LIST OF INCORPORATORS embraced 100 names of men most eminent in the country, of all avocations and irrespective of political parties, military and naval heroes | from the fields of victory. statesmen, | sts, historians, financiers, clergymen and | Ame: them were Gen. Grant, Ad- miral Farragut, Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew | Johanson. Sw P. Chase, Edwin M. Stanton Sherman, Jobn A. n. Oliver P. Morton, nin F. Butler. George G. Meade, eph Hooker, Iie J.| d Beecher, John A. Logan, | am B. Astor, it Holmes, Willian Claflin, Bishop M. Simpson and Will iam Henry . The country, though impoverished by wasteful war, responded gen- erously and promptly made up the preliminary fund. At the next € ments were add ngress the necessary amend-| i to the law, with a significant change, representing a year's evolution of public feeling. that the hoi Id not be simply for | those actually and totally disabled, but also for those who might be disqualified for earning their own support through wounds or sickness. | ‘The nawal feature was eliminated, to be treated independently elsewhere, and the homes we: desig: “che National Military Asylum.” Managers were appointed im the persons of Ogiesby of Ilinois, Butler of Massachnsetts, Frederick Smyth of New Hampshire. Lewis B. Gunckel of Ohio Jay Cooke of Pennsylvania, PJ. | Osterhaus of nH. Martindale of | w York. H. G. Stebbins of California and H. | and the President of the United States, the chief justice and the Seere-| tary of War were nu: ex-officio managers. | ‘Then sites were procure’, buildings erected and the “asylum ‘king order. THE FIRST SET OF BARRACKS were estubliched at Dayton, Ohio, in 1967, just twenty-five years ago. They accommodated nine hundred and sixteen inmates the first year. The name was speedily changed from “asylum” to “home,” and then, step by step, as the ap- parent necessities ampiined, the scope of the | Institet: d until now there are in | wen homes or branches under one general | gement, for whick the last Congress ap- Propriated for the present year $2,447,093. The centval branch is at Duvton, Ohio, the north- western branch at Milwaukee, Wis., the eastern | at Togus. Me.. the s« om wus € o note that ont of the total cops furnished by ali the 2,778,304, only national The state of If a million | e whole | 63 cared for by the homes since New York, war, oF 16 per cent ¢ has had on! H rate of increase in the b year is about 10 per the increase of disabilities of the on, FOREIGN AND NATIVE INMATES. Another significant and noteworthy fact is per cent of all the inmates, according cent. Of Tenace tant year %.627 were natives, while 11,530 | weign born. Of these latter 5,140 came from od 4.258 from Ireland, Canada, Scotland and Switzerland, in dimjnishing order, supplied the majority of the remainder. Still another notable fact concerning the in- Mates of the national homes is that there are but few members of the liberal professions and higher skilled trades among them. Of the 21,157 inmates last year 7,319 had been laborers 3.112 formers. 896 carpente.+, 662 shoemakers and 654 clerks. ‘There were only 35 who Bad been lawyers, 49 who had been physicians, ministers and only 8 editors. At the org of the homes the average cost per capita was $461. After that it was re- duced as low as £130 in ISSO, and then to $125 im 1886. Now it ix £139.50. The total aggre- gate of expenditures on the homes for main! hance, not construction, has been $18,742,694.58. TE DAYTON HOME fe by far the largest. It accommodates 5,000 | immates. The buikdi are spacious and very | comfortable, embowered in green groves and | interspersed with grassy lawns and walke artis- tically set with -hrubbery. Porches around the buildings afford plenrant breathing space for the veterans, and miniature and_ grot- toes, waterfalls and founteins offer additional attractions. The home is warmed and lighted with natural gas. THE EASTERN BRANCH fe not so pleasantly situated. Around it is an extensive tract of morass land almost irreclaim- able. The buildings are heated by steam and‘ lighted by electricity. A deer park and green house are attached to the grounds. The home at Leavenworth, on the wide bluffs of the west Dank of the Missouri river, comprises a pictur- esque up of buildings handsomely con- structed and heated by steam, surrounded by s broad landscape of great beanty. ‘THE MILWAUKEE ROME. Not quite so comfortable is the Milwankee Home, but the buildiags are architecturally Deautiful. lighted with electricity, heated by steam and supplied with water from artesian Wells. Perhaps the most delightfully situated of all ix the Hampton Home, iaci Roads by the sea, and thus giving the men the benefit of refreshing sea breezes. The build- ings are constructed on the one-story pavilion plan. Ice is manufactured on the grounds in abrndance. THE PAcrric HOME, im Los Angeles county, Cal, recently established, is located in a subtropical and marvelourly fertile valley. It enjoys & landscape of incomparable beauty and a elimate deliciously tempered. Behind it are ¢ Hampton | 3 Se ee ee Pe The newest home of the seven, ut Marion, = mars Ind., lies upon rolling ground, besides the AUCTION SALES. sissinewa river, a tributary of the Ss FUTURE DAYs. comprises twelve stone barracks, with wi broad aiey around them, large fireplaces ai ABINGTON HEIGHTS. JRATCHPFE, DARK & CO., Auctioncors, windows, Natural gas supplies light and LATIMER & SLOAN, asst SALE OF A LARGE AND Wi and water is obtained from driven wells. oO SER EET COs, Che tRe ee RRES. Milwan%ee branch entertains 2,200 inmates, the Wo itl seie!nsted punter hams tet PENTING Stock SORTAISE he Ocoee ‘Togns branch 1,900, the Hampton 2,90°,” the St public enction, on iSpay ke NO. St ELEVENTH STREET Sc front of the prewines, Lot 10. im’ ® Leavenworth 2,950,’ the Pacile 800'and the 100) x ‘at| CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE, iromting 30) feet on tae capt wide af SY stheet by Marion Lown. ee, | say rerncot atch lc tei es eve to me ana | efersetee Se perl @uly recorded, Twill sell by pusiicanction cm the | Terms. twe-thind canh in one and DAILY LIFE OF THE OLD SOLDIERS. ARLINGTON HEIG! fora No Bs Late ce TNUSDAT | yours wtih interests - The general daily life of the inmates is de- oventovking ABE, ENGKE try oF iz ADO AALENCING AT in Sa Pitan qe ay = signed to be as comfortable and agreeable as it ‘The substivision of Arlincton Henchts adjoins Ai | cating apd sccendiere: pethateesa =: CO can be made. The men are clothed with mili- tary uniforms, housed, fed, attended when ill ton Park, belonging to the general met SPiEEainE 1. Ladiacres and whith, tn the'near furans, ine sped secendier st S | “nota duds “THOWAS DOWLING € RON, Awets, is. {£6 dague cf'the, Snest parks in. the world I ATIMER & SLOAN, Auotm. 1 3 and supplied with all the creature comforts and Sith ite shady “Grivee and taasniacent views ert | PEACE TOWDER, ¥ X ANTROVER Restpe - mental entertainment practicable in such cir Mer the mary wendaarers of secavaiy which | CARES. AMPSHIRE AVENCE RORPRWEST, cumstances, Surgeons, matrous, nurses, drag- mintal gardens of the Agricultural Darerinc tis | REECE 8 IESRAY MQY PHIRTCRTRST, ae os aan; nanan for a es general government is annually expending ¢ large | CANDLES, FIVE Q CLOCK P.M, tn frout of the promines, oe with tobaceo, liquors, fruits, medicines, % wouene siete he Shu Mave ia. Gepeas a8 sount of money er fying of Arline. | C141 ees e books, magazines, papers, pictures, lectures, — apply cerkcot nad bullae cf Sot | Ft ee, Frontine on cont sidcal Bee Weapehiee avenes plays, concerts and other entertainments are Mnve. "Streets northwest by a depth af about SF furniched the men while living and all requisite es g es f a a services and seemly rites are provided for them when dead. ‘On rising the veterans take breakfast, then stroll about. smoke, read or chat until the noon dinner. After thet they may lounge «hd amuse ~Blackwell’s Bull Durham [Fiera oem gph Siom [SoS ey we tan gem (Aqueduct) bridge through ‘Arlington Park, lead di- | Together with afall Hine of Selo ted a- | bath, iatrobes, range, @e., ie. Close to cars and al- rectly to Arlington Heights and afford easy and quick | alip ford im m Rreteclees uroorty sae ue Sete ame ciher a nrat auf deairable home.” Term caxy amd access to and from the aity. attention of the trade and private liiyers ts called SUpwp ot ale, ‘The proposed Memorial bridge wil! lead in a direct SHO: my Zitads LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctionsers Smoking I obacco Ayes Wal SHEE, oF Cs ‘ ; i 2 ATCLIFFE, DAK & G0., Auctioneers eecacisen ok ik Sele pe tear Toes Dror tahun cult riped vit Stee fae | R%S4_RATCLIFF, pane. wcotc kor JRATCUNTE DAME 8 OO. AssSonons Soe Fh cer hat Lovage eperspe For over twenty-five years the standard smoking tobacco of the world, | usc <tr ine? nis the Wikay| Wyatrea m witinws «co. acum | "Gost SEO" ath oe EE ome + shar ty ation ROBERT DALE OWEN. ¢ e commanding nat f this VALUABLE WED mn n rruEne Foengegir ovopecersoor foepinpsenes bers pai To-day More Popular than Ever, overlooking as tt does the magnificent chal cre PROPr tery RON LING a8 v BInreroe.| STAREt NORTaRAy, ox he greatest person berty co A Statue to Be Erected to the Memory, of a + gp ent parks extending in an, unl TWh SRUEGURIEENTH | On TUESDAY APTERNOON. 3M a 00 ‘and the ‘al welfare. — sm ime pitol tothe Tine of Arlington Heizhts, embraci STREETS NORTHWEST CTION. xine ‘ good order and the general welfs Petiagscce solesepra shade borer iy To have a good smoke an yay e and every ue is only necessary to we Botanical Gardens, he Minithecnan eyounde: the p04 THURSDAY TSE SHcdsp! SIEIy Sierock | BSH Ah Rte Solon Pore wil olor for eake, Be i ee But avery small proportion of the many thou- get Bull Durham. _ It is all good and always good. Inne river driveways aud fnally Arlinutton Park, aff : : ma, tome 15 SUBLOTS 113, AND 114, It in an interesting sight to see the veterans | sends of people who annually visit the Smith- BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., eequale faiitien for walk driving or Frosting : at meals in the great dining halls, ‘Tho Eastern | (nin. qieetity oy na Nimgea arn cad Which no other subdivision, ot. place are pack to am nian lute have any idea wh rt DURHAM. N. Cc. { he branch dining room seats 630 men at once, the | Dale Qwen was, and when a statue Sam losrent and best of water, removed from he din. Gast Central has eap 1.100 andl the o and smoke of the city and yet within a few minutes’ | “Terms made ki ide or easy walk of the business center, and you have | ing, &+., at pur: e AUCTION SALES. gece of the unrivaled advantages offered at Ariington | ert¥ 1s siruck of a ity for 2,028, the Westernifor| of him is erected in this city there will be numerous _ inquiries All convey: ¥) down when p Ths of sale are hot com eights. lay of sale the property wall isa ple bill of fare in the ge 6 ‘This section is rapidly advancing in development | be resold at Fick defaulting purchaser ot the Dayien fel : ak- | from the non-reading publicas to Mr. Owen's SS anain the near fature wilbe the siteof the test beau: | wySedkds “WALTER B. WILLIAMS Scone Seber after five Say etvpptienenet eh ae eee t—sliced ham, potatoes, bread, coffee; din-| history. England gave birth to the man J ATOLIFFE, DAR & CO.Aucte P} ay SES ee rae LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 140. some newspaper vublished tn Washington aot “at ima ‘Deniacuatttons potatons, xreen peas OF | whoe wealth made possible the establishment ROP ive. aw. | R) : SED'Pa. ave. Raw. | note: Avent de Borapeeuintog, ea getion RESIDENCE PROPERTY, : PAR a ee ima beans, green onions or encumber pickles, ae ea VERY DPsr ae 3 a ap Fi * = A AVENCE.AT THE INTERSECT yds Anctionsere. ple or berry pie, bread, butter, coffee; sup of the institute. Scotland was the native land BY STRABLE AND ,FALUABLE, UNL VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY, BASEMENT ND | chance of apprecis Ine. T SOUFHWEST AND OPPOSTLY 4 - ; rte "Perms: One-third (35) cash, balance in one, two and + —stewed dried fruit or applebutter, straw-| Of him who made available the Smithson be-| EAST Co! OF NEW YORK AVENUE Reiss TEAST BY AUG. | three years, withnotes bearing ints Tiago pe beafeety mrrmartaer ve] pel j AAesHOND fon knit) steer Nuinie | GMolixa’AVESCE SoUrmbish, bY Ave ‘4 4 deed of trust on property sold, or all cash, at option of . ST BY ON THURSDAY AF-| on WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1892, AT HALE-| [nrchaser. Alltonveyancing at cost of purchaser. ye bi ast consists of baked beans| Robert Dale Owen was, in 1845, a member of TERNOON, Y TWENTY-SIXTH, 1802, (41 Me FIVE O ebot! elite * Fifty dollars deposit required on each lot at time of with pork or beef frieasee, hominy, bread, but- om Indiana, ‘Up to that time great | HALE-PaNT FIVE OCLOCK, LT WILL SELL | PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. Mt. we'will sell by pubite | Pitt Swain APFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY 8 OF VERY DESI! OF AGRICULTURE, AT AUC. On THURSDAY, 31 Orch stand secured by. . IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES. ” oF N; i » n looking southwest IMPROVED ot % ter ‘of d ef bl or yl 7 - SUB LOT 13 SQUARE 943. om premises can be seen | ie | BY HOUSES 420, 401 ANI iocsd best JaRied cule or ctaber sates | sect ners ER ean OE ener ta Romane BS fees, Nur Groina saeiue, wih | om Font Siperer went roy Sart oS sauliens th Pain ere el fr potatocs, Dread, crackers; supper—mush or | United States by Will of the benevolent En-| QF CASSIDY ET ALS SUBDIVistON OF ity, baweinent and ‘cellar brick horney No. OO | _tny24-7t pmansard 100), Brow as FREUD Gay PSS ba : | foliel oats, sirup. bret, biscuit butter, cheese, | glisman—James Smithson for the estublish- | progr hve tat on Sew Vevd Svenue aoa tai font | Negeugateim avenue, conning rane an bath the’ dour’ ‘good and rayidi’ tim Sites ine eyes tye be tea. Soon through the week, each day's menu | ment, in the terms of the will, of an institution | yn 3l for: Hits) stroct nortliwest. | This yuverty is | Went c-s heated by furnace and papersd throueheat, = - = Free, | Rae Se | te roveinents co ‘three ‘hitering materially from its predecessor. | ut Washington “for the increase and diffusion | beantifully located on one of the highest points in the | ‘This property ie Im the mot devicoable pert of East VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON T rms: One-third cash, balance im one, two and | fran 20, 401, 433 New ‘avenue Changes are made weekly. ‘The hospital fare, | of knowledge among men.” “Theamount of the | his whatked to advantascots suimvisioa for balding | Mfsmaetony tine His one square wrath if East cayie| ROUTH SIDE OF Mt STREET NEAR “22 | hrctcar with econ, und sory Neyascle nd | Mita: i troverty ts centrally Jocstad fe preseribed by the surgeon in charge, is more | bequest had, throughan amicable suit’ in. the | pugvoses, teeing She herdles and the Metropoltten Batt OEE AUCTION. 100 reqitived at time | Gstreets and all'emcentive deere ee ee - ie : mie: One-third cash, balance inoue and two BN. - Getic ‘ English court of chancery, been finally placed in | , Zerms:, One-third cash, balance fi at i MAY THIRTY. years, with interest at the’ rate of G per cent per an. Payable semni-ann) ‘of trust, or all vereat and Places and within ees rasinuese center. Ina word Tare opportunity tosecure w desirable im Kk 2 One-third of the 33 FEET | andihebalance intwo equal tastallmente ls be with interest af sh payable: F_SECOND, 4 =e OF EE . 1s liberal and made known at sale. A deposit | .On. TUESDAY AFTER required ut the thne of sate. oa RST, 189 at HALT-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, on Asis RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. ‘4, we shall sell the west 18 teet 2 inchés of + Aucts., 9th and D sts. n.w original lot 14 in square 51. — 5. “TS feet 2 inches x 100," SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED sss location, and the LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. TDUSCANSON BROS., Avcts.. ou DIFFERENT STYLES OF COOKIXG. the United States treasury; there, in trust, it ions | hd Jain inoperative for eight years. This ‘en- At the Eastern branch New England notions |jightened endowment, one of peculist benef- | mses, 4 devorit of $40) reauiredat the tine of right ek tn Bi fout in cookery prevail, resulting in plenty of pork | cence on the part of James Stnithvon, had re-| toresell at the tek and cost Uf tho detanltiog Py i. t and beans, Boston brown bread, pie and pud- | ceived but scant attention in the mutter of chaser is reserved. All convevancing, recording, SPREE RED EST SIDE OF THIRD | surroundings are of the best character. tn fis - , ; at purchaser's cost. EEN G AND H NORTHWEST. | “Fernm: Assumoa tristet #1000 dive on or befe dings. At the Hampton Home characteristic | final aud practical application on the part of | “nyS0-d&ds CORNELIUS ECKHARDT, Attorney. | By virtne of ademtet trast te ie eee De Tighe ond balan Suse, on lly from day of sale, secured sh, at the ontion of the pur- A deposit of $200 required ut the time of sale, Dee. nw, “ Purchaser. A a " ‘May 4, 1883, and balance casi, or all ‘cash, at option cll in from of the It “be required at the time of sale. southern preference is shown for bacon, corn-| the United States to the establishment of such are — 3 ember 22, A.D, 1891, and duly recorded in liber aser.. ‘Terns to be coluplied with’ in fifteen TOT 4, SQUARE 199, Terms of sale to be complied with im fifteen dn * instituti i y \- | THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- | 1645, folio 105 et ‘of the ki ‘ord of the Dis. 1 ese! ¢ risk and cost of the i 30 E 136. otherwise the: is Tener reset! bread and sirap. Inmates of one branch are | a institution ag the one indicated by Smith-| 49 THE ABOVE. §: DAY, MAY TWENEY, | trict of columbia the request of the party se: fin purchaser ia reserved "Alt ccnverancine | Ergntine on, K ‘set and depth of 247 feet 6 | She'victanitins parchascr’” Ail Soutteyeasee eek transferred upon request to another when no | £2. SHOT 802 cic ae j cared thereby, we will sell at public auction in front | and reconiing at purchaser's cost. B100 depunit ree 20-foot a Yalid reason intervenes for refusal. In this | ESTABLISHING THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONS MY2l&ds CORNELIUS FE ' Se a ee Pian S 4 cording at the comt sf the pr quired at the time of sale. Title perfect ; ling lots in the northerst. near | “myz5-dked vie. Dal KATCLT of the premises, on DAY OF JUNE, A. & 00., Aucte. NTH 1¥9?, at HALE-PAST FOUR LATIMER & 'SLOA a Congecticut avenue .ample room for fine dwelling and way the men are enabled to rotate from one to | For a while there was in the minds of some | [M1TCH, FOX& BROWN, REALESTATEBROKERS, | O'CLOCK PM, the followin desertbed’ perce coe |: Pe an a The inmates are in no case compelled to do | Philanthropic testator would be dinregurded, it thewoat nc of dPstrced west titan 18 Toe MAR | ASSIGNEE'A SALE OF IMPROVED PROF gisted by deed of frat on" presngen, or al . any work, although in each branch are work- | 2€s held that the Constitution of the United fron southeast corner of safd square, and rinning | By virtne of ? ae K purchaser. | A deposit of $21 shops in which the mechanical arts are pursacd, | Stes. precluded. the acceptance of such a be- inh st fine wf sad Tod 2s thence sont sO ‘ion on THURSDAY, TH ctu atl "ARC with proper compensati by those so in: | quest in trast, There never was any doubt in fi on h -% = right reserve t o ALU AY. MAY 'T EG A’ x AT HALE VAST FOUR O'CLOCK P Ate fect: "thence east 8 feet inches to the place of, Vez | DAY OF MAT. at HALE Pat silat eink and ‘ : i jori . the mind of Owen, and by his energy rs, sub lots winning, together with the improvements, consisting | P.M., in front of the promises, the following described | PUrCLaser after five days’ advertise resale | Ury Department hy electric rail bow — poser rig Moree at wa ee and argumentative ‘ability he removed the Sig rgegecnters (he ‘story and basen Uric Sre-troof builling. | real «State in the sity of Washington. Distrist of a sone newsparer publish ie vashunetom, D.C. ves Nd Mansion Some, formerly geet end core, or : ced to. . there- 3 ; E fi A Gs me ee e-thiei of the purchase money fa ia, to wit: Lot 10, im Wall's sebnlivision tn sq et 0 pied iy Jom ‘beet fore, most sully impresses visitors to the homes | Sues Pei: athe = Pras goat, hea wa | cath nee in to ailments in one und two ved by'm three-story pressed: aes my26.dkas tn area uy the addition of 8 fares wine is the spectacle of several thousand idle men | ™0st of his opponents. thin corees an | certs pains the a.w. comer Peyabie seratanncaily Tedd upon the provers rnodora imps ‘asa store and all modern conventanoes . he ; a a ¥ proud. Nothing in all his career af-| % Siher ving langulalybed il day with thee | foFded im. greaters gratification than dhe | Mest w;gh ig tga alti Beth clothes on. Owing to this continued lack of oc- | f#¢t that he had been the author aud successful | pr ved by, {ure small frame dwellings, Nos. cupation and parpove in life the poor veterans’ | Champion of the measure by the authority of “fh sold, oF all cash chas'r. A deposit of WO will be required at time of sale.” All_convey- ing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terius of with im ‘ten (10) days, otherwise or OF THE CAPITAL BRIGHT WOOD RAILKOAD DISTRICT OF CC BI SAND DOLLARS OF ‘THI Property is sold subject to trusts * which can be paid off or sstuned balance cash. A deposit of $100 re- thout douse the most fawiiy iy District. "Wil be rented Nowe A desirable tenant. “GEO. THOESDELE. a Koom 20, W. L. and T. Co. butiding. Terms of sale: O TT cash, balance in one ai - - t # to resell the property at | qitired at time of sale. Titie perfect. Ts HOUSAND 1 \ a physical strength “decays aud their “mental | which the Smithsonian Instityte was organized. | wo ‘year, ‘at G per went interests pase, Tisk and cost of ‘defaulting purchaser or pure Shunt te conipe with within frp das Sept COMPANT BY AUCTION ® OF THE SAME 1°" oxronn. ee gabe i is bill was introduced in December, 1845, an ally, Secured by deed of trust on property sold. | chasers, oe assignee reserves the right to resMi the property at tie COMPA AUCTION. 5 ¥ Ever bursved inane pattente from the bumes | Robert Dale Owen was made chairman of the | craitsath stance of pirchasce™ Sagromt of 8109 ALDIS.». nROWNE thekof the defualting purchaser. All'con*eyanciag at | OR MONDAY. MAY FWENTY-THIRD, 4D. asa, Se ee were treated at the government hospital here | select committee to which it was referred. John | RU cacn lui FaMreyn time o: sale. Toru of tale 1 oy oyag Walt, RBMONSTOS oF PORSMASEE” 5 A36ES H. TAYLOR, Assicne ALS ROOMS. 70 BENNSELV ANIA” AVENCE | | Three tines care pane the door: American and, arog bargdinos Quincy Adams, who had made two unavailing | be soldat risk and'vost of detaulting purchissr. “All | FUN CaWsON BROS. Aucta., Oe cod Dat myS-dkde Hoth at. | Siisheral move: agen bashes idea ea * | Cait, Sar persasnent es pentane meeeant —_ : attempts to bring about the establishment of | CoMVeyanciny st purchaser's cost, D Pe sana = ae STUCK AND BONE Fused. Cafe open until 12 o'clock pus, As to the future of the homes competent rs 4 LATIMER - L g-THE TERMS OF SALE OF THE E ME! RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. official experts predict that. the maximum | tB¢ institution, was his colleague on that com-| my2s-bit T407 AN BRICK DWELI decal seuaects wat cash. RATCLIFFE, DA 3 . been complied with, the Tern r BETWEEN M | said property will be resold at the risk and my lsd Auctionsers, my 13-1) we : D-A-HALY AND SIXTH | Gerauitihe purchaser on TUESDAY. growth of inmates, will not be reached antl | Mitte. Mr. Owen was among the first of the G20. W. STICKN . regents appointed and he was also chairman a FIRST, 182. at HALF’PA f2-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED UNTIL Tue Srox: H. Se ee ae of its building committee, The architectural SALE OF VAL) rgegomed tn Liber | fn fron othe prea ag TEDRENQAY MAY TWENTY-FFTE, 1002 sume | || tevant Klovsr, =aee a aie ee fee at vor the land i . + Asstenee, BY order of the holder of the cotlaternt note, | SPSS" SE) yew one <) A Masterly Defense. origin in Mr. Owen's suggestive and artistic U DAY OF JUNE, A.D; | ™97#akds__ ee RATCLAFFE, DARKS COL, Auris, InsBi-ddbs | 90, te 6505 bs “upward. per day. SALE IS FURTHER PosT- THE STURTEVANT HOUSE DAY, JUNE FIRST, IN@2, samue - met i per | 1892, at HALP-BAST et Later | of tie pretuison, the f0 dreconds for the | feea, altuate and bein From Puck. c mind, ranks with the finest in the world, Mr. Mokeby—“How did yo’ come out on dat | Owen is suid to have had a special and happy chicken-stealin’ case?” faculty for architectural form, and ti oR At Hs Acai |p atcLIsFE,DARH& C0.-Ancs ean EO: ASSIGNER'S SALE OF A LARGE. AssontwE: ND DI SHC in the I7-THE ABOVE DN ty ot Washinton. in ti ed until W u . e phreno- | purty secured. the ‘roatean trout | Disivlet of Columbia, and Fuown and dis used OF FINE ANI al a tenn note, | Inthe mont central in the city ; near all elevated roads Johnson—"“All right. “Mablawser proved dat | logical chart of his head, by. Spurcheim gives | of dhe gi» SMe fol, for thestine ae atonten | AND INPAR ES, VAUIES RATCLIFFE, DARRE'CO., Ancts unSedelig_ | [eetcar lines, principal places of amusement end So tse didn’ bab no Jurisdiction ‘cause it | Owen, in 1849, published a book entitled “Hints | Weitinst 3 rranuing thence soxth fe NSON BROS., Auctionsers, ‘All the Coutorte of Home, with the e@dtiional com> ut BBERS, ARCTI Gin fence west one handed | "OBEN ERD MAR S, fo. ke. MADE BY CELE- | J)" on Public Architecture.” _*Ouflines of the 8: TED MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FOOT- ve ae ~ | © ca), bath inclusive lew een, i@ fect eleven inches (LOL ft. 11 in.); thence WEAR, LARGE BUILDING LOT CORNER OF TWELFTH | “menos of the geen a CER tem of Education at New Lanark,” a book writ- Pian ns, siitiate o1 © nor ‘of | Rorth fourteen feet six inchos (14 ft. n.), and then-e UCTION. AND K STREETS NORTHEAST, SUITABLE u n Pieasant uns, Siiuate on the north of ae BY AU * Ay THE STURTEVANT BOUSR, Cause and Effect. ten by him and publi hed at Glasgow in 1824. | Striui'tivet ata: pointot inion mith Hh stout x: | Gust oe ludned anttope fort eleven Talis QOL | | By virtue of dee ef aosey FOR BUILDE IS ANDO riittes From Puck. descriptive of a system of © on made | tended, Tong eg og AD Pon Pways. cessiiens” richie, privilcges | (ao recorded. 2 will sell by FU BI ¥ RSTREET * Brosdeey, Seth and 20th strecte, Now Tork, HT. famous by his father, Robert Owen, is one of lek in’ Liber 1235, foto 903 atu teninces to the sate belonzing Or in any- | AUCTH So) PAL AY ON WEDNESDAY APTERNOON, JUNE FIRST, a sli. his notable efforts in the cause of human prog- ress and seems to be in nearest touch with his 439, of the land records for the Dis- INH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will seh! 1s front of the |”. BSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF. (hisd of purchase money in, cash : Toren Gk wales O00 caata'4 be: Tai thon Ot naka: a 28 one and tw ae PLAZA, F. A. HAMMOND. Passion for enlightenment. that {22 the balance Ee Thana two) peat wth pe: | Hotes to bet n beatin ; This tot Ir nition to bein favorite in fall and . ite jé was an enthusiast in everything that | terest at the taleof percent eiyalie | from diy’ of sale, Paguble x f pitvate. bay most desirable, cool an or ‘ste - bar 8 Semmi-annuatly, and sdeurcd by Sh the | cured by deed of terest on pre ‘orall cash, st s 5 ner etait ov romixed the development and prouiulgation of | stiisamually, ani yecurcd py. a den of truston the not purchaser. "Ava reared at = in one and two | at Seer a eente im hear of Rew é enefits to his kind. This love for human ad- Tors to be coniied with in nites H Conseyancing, & paabie seis | Central Park and Plaga Square. “Convenient to vudicaiien win Salacilad tron a father wtioe: 4 I beresotd at risk and cost of Henn fis coud with initio das, otherwise GRO, W. ABBOTT, Assignee. ‘iennent and. stores, Fifth svenwe rancement wis ted fro om a | th ao oman ceaet Ky | testers nscrve the right to resell the CLIFFE, “ages ‘and tel similar disposition had begzared. ieditng aie re moe emllvertionternit 1B TRE) TEs ceerce coe daranitine waerbees ee ye ee Mr. Owen’s successful ciforts in 1850 in be- M. ASHFORD. dase advertivenom of sich Tesale In son orn hormne hal Station, Sixth Aves plevated: r ghiotts"Ciaetgetdlom American and Eqronean Rae Hv gt real arevapsrieed apt age Sars Jremiss afd certified as to purity by L a Binlic ie RATCLIFFE, DARR & ERY SALE OF TWO DWELLI WITH LOTS. BLT MEI half of the rights of property of widows and|_™y17-e06t* GEO. W. STICKNEY § TMstees. | publisued in Wasian on. D.C. JOSEVIL R, EDSO! married women—efforts consummated as eb: CHAKLES B. BAILE man of the convention to remodel the constitn-|___ 26-th,tnsBds EE TVS PEACE 8. Ej IN WASHIN OTEL METROPOLE, BROADWAY, 9TH A tion of the state of Indiana —have endeared him Ants. 020 Pa, CAPITOL SE SEBSEY av ii ist and 421 ste..” Kew Nork. “eiropeam pla to the hearts of womankind. sit ae a 7 A TWO-STOR’ Under deerce of the Supreme Conrt of the District of unis ace =r aaa Comm He was born on November 9, 1800, in Glas- BD PEREMPTORY AU SALE TARY Meron Columbia, “in equiey « N 740, Twill sell at | RATCLIFFE, DARE & ©O., Auctioncers, (iran Contral Stato tere = TIRE STOCK FINE SPA’ NE PEN ¥ } public tion, in front ses, on MONDAY gow, Scotland. He died in America, the coun- T COLOKS (PKAM k : FEN KA 8) 3c XTE, Is SLOCK P.M CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PRAT. ESTATE pase the don est and =| y i 7, 77 Ag BOOKS. z= — | numbered 3 and 26 in li. Ryan's sutxtiy 2 Ste < * “7 —— A STATUE TO ME. OWEN. ERY, Pe, AT HALE-PAST POUT OCLOCKE we] Nauibton City, D.C. bene hnproved by twodwell: |g INGTON. D. staticne ress doce. Convenient $0 of commen f09 The portrait here presented is taken from the How Ri forsale in front of the premises, by public Etchtor 2 HE ARDMORE, 15TH ST. BETWEEN BANDE model of Robert Dale Owen by James Paxton | SUB LOT 111. IN SOUARE 363, < b Ose: cont Pevs spot 3 T fs First-class family ots o> Mother's bonnet, Voorhees and has been universally recognized | Fronting 10 feet Frene ee ee Fite pay oF JUNE opty jocation’” "sien 1-50 to 62.60 day. as one of the very best studies of Mr. Owen ex- | tia twoatory, bag-e e. containing | *! conveyancing at purchsges ou thet coal eonate gegenres bose 7 ILLARDS HOTEL, p tant. The artist has represented the great | | sixrooms, bath and coucreted cellar and all wodera | y,.o4 ages “ages inson's sat W 1 Scotch philanthropist in the attitude of the ad- Hed. poe eee A avo huaban ones aa sale Pa. ave. and 14th st., a voeste of the Smithsonian Institution when #ub- FCEIFFE, DAR & CO., to lie paid tarcash, the balunre to stuit the purchase, | 25 w Bo t mitting his bili to the House for the adoption | jyostr1VELY 1. pW DAYS OF THE {nterest at the rate ‘of 6 per cent per dante —. 2... ee ERE, is of James Smithson’s plan. The work of the | P® aP. ART SAL) by deed of tri st on the option of paid xt th sreson ratifiention ‘of sale or sales deed vison until all jrarchas> nc EBBITT HOU artist is what is deseribed by sculptors as bnt | Consisting of, the preliminary or sketch model for an ultimate | at onr ales ed of trust duly recorded in Liber d., one of the land records. of 4 epesit of 90 will WASHINGTON, D. 0. colossal statue, and as such it is regarded as ex- Tosh P| tent of the ia. “Kivconve deci cepticrally complete, expecially in the matter ym ok the pe cou of likeness. MEDICAL, &c. .. the fol- of Washington ‘The pu e aud District of Columbia, and known and designated A bill providing for the erection of a statue comply w to Owen is now in the hands of the House com-| 4 UCTION SAL . 6 PA. AV voresoid )8. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CO} 5 Sn COnDIAL I= ‘Over. 1.000 ‘lots of Genuine” Dian mids” Gold | Honea wil be resold at the | SS nartof orizinal lot mitmbered cme (1). tn square I powerful Nerve Stuutiant aud Tonic. ‘Oat oe maittee on the brary. ‘The bill as be ard Wears, Alter Watching "Ka wah Shaina | Fi 3 STH kos tn front at | = pee PE ses an gg a et by the s . and will, confidently ex- | Rinvs, Guns, Levolvers from New York Pat the above described prevuises, at FIVE O'CLOCK iu USTEES' SATE OF UN! WED REAL ave weak, iniserable, lethargic, sleepy anid: Potted, become allaw before the adjournment | Assoithx, Seno pe Barnes TREAT ON ROLITEENTRETEEE? BERWEES | fpland net Ue in mo emmy aa oth ———~» —_ : Oh Teel; | Br victun of aderdiaf teas auy: recestied ta Tiber TaET cad IS POSTPONED IN CON. ro SUE a ks YP keienye in Liber | QROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREA’ bari eateries LATHER & SLOAN, Anctioncers, cult SEPCRDAI” Si ro ates | Ne data hati tt ar io sent See | Retained wae tat dha eto at the saiue hour and place, to the i . We Will Offer for sal , Paice te Reena e ea eet cHPPES DARI ECOsadene | of ci ail the iets sg tes i Cas Chairman Herbert of the House naval com- 1407 G ST. roc bsmar ie sone ALF-PAST FIV dread E SALE 1S POSTPONEDIN CON. il THURSDAY, MAY nzig OF In any | Sate to be nigde at the ris ie and place | wise appertel and cost ot the defaultine miitee has reported fs avorably the bill to in- R. CARLETON, D aa “Ss bu laser at a sale of the said pr jb to wit: Al erain eT Re fo crease the enlisted force of the navy to 9,000, STEES' SALE OF 163 FE, DAKR&CO., | Seed of trust aforesaid. made on the 12th day of Der | lawl and premises kate nnd aac the inerease being made up of 730 apprentices. | - i Auctionders, | Comber, 1800, to G- W. bickuey through James Wf. | bemealef tate mi fara Washington, D. ©. A letter from Secretary T the chairman, $@-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED ae hea ties ch dated April 7, says the total number of mei BUILDING LOTS in coareauence of the storm undil TUESDAY, MAY | jnstallanseeee pasate yoann ep oa Tal Graduated London, England, 1808, led. April 7, says the total number of men THIRTL-FINST, at the sane hour and place Qalence sp bese a tiy notes boarine date on t antton Soke. tadalll athe bp beth selma ht feet Fakds | SA TCUIFEE, DARE & C0... day of sale, with © pet cent juterest, payable se hts _: ' . and fe increase would © p927 etloncers. ammaally, and to be secured D sperey ‘sol deed ‘of trust on. the © of the District of Cx | withsall the improvemen's, Wa jereditaiments’ and app ia Wha db IN THE SUBDIVISION OF ve greatly 2165,750 a year. The Secretary & mands made upon th emabda,, toneten IF YOU HAVE AN AILMENT, nances tothe | Acnte, chronic, or hereditary, you can be rapidly re or a] eas! st. nw. AS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., g A we Sages rin any aise apsertat increased in recent vecially in the VU WEEN THIRTICSEGORD AND TIETEEE, | ‘Tite terms to oeconmotied wiki within ten days tire ‘Terns third to be | Stored to health and streneth by the scientific appl Poeific. The necessities arising in the waters SCHUETZEN PARK. . Pein STRe eS GHORGETOWN, RE ACC. | fe seqereine the ret i ce ela a inca he Pea a oy he | cation of electricity and the therapeutic meaweres compel the department to keep in service of the ones orspa JUNE SE . 1802, at FIVE | Property at the risk and cost of the defaulting | chasers will be taken, bearing intorest at the rate of 6 Soar eric aaa sesceccaas most active kind a thoroughly efficient cruis- — OCLGCR Pal we wait gE giao oi fter not les than five days’ advertisement of a per annuin frot the day of sa IF YOU HAVE ing force. Several of the new chips are now part of lot 132, th eamary 74. fronting thirty-five feet | {uch sale in some uewapaper published in the ety of | mrellondesharieet acne innias pproaching completion, and during the next} — »a GRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. Posy gore ape ah aaa ak tame se THOMAS ©. PEARSALL. prrustees, | Oralicasity at the option of the. y or pate SS ee year the New York, Detroit. Montgom UOSMITH, “S hs Aegrintt OF 800 0 ‘jnired uf tie | feeling, more tired in the morning than on going t© irl Wisi in fifteen | bed, no energy elther for work or society, dizzy apelle Ewise the trustees re- | (vertigo), dull, stupid feeling, unable to concentrate third ¢ jerest at “Verus: 1, balance in one and two | M325-d&kds CLIFFORD: percent, secured by deed of | 7 5 nee a call saan atiee cyto Sf the | (THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. 5 Marblehead, gunbe ard 6, Raleigi Monterey, the practice erniser and the ran will ~ bog oo a or the right to re wperty at the risk and a ibject, pain ‘beck, weak be ready.’ ‘Their complement is 1,900 men, : ‘ifs ctrting and Couey dactng agrees oat | Ser Seti satemiting purchaoer Or purchasers after | Ue." aad carne ntsc, ettaees Santa mek There are av silubleat present barely enough en- QUICK TRANSIT. HOMAS DOWLING & SON, oun S| rubiis ‘ail Conveyancing, | unbealthly-looking skin, tremors, palpitation of the ated milors to furnish a crew for the Ranger, = __ ea = HWEST. REET | heart, feel gonerally used up and that life is losing which is to be commissioned in the latter part —_— FitcH. FOX & phown, REAL EsraTEe| BUEN aX FREED: &. E BEADFORD,; Trusteos. | itecharms for you, it le pretty certain that you are — ns Mare Island, = nota oo ae DFOURTEENTH | RATCLIFFE, DARK & C0., Ancts. " my19Ateds_ | afflicted with . ient number to man the sailiag ship Co1 VALUABLE IMPRO Hes BR RTHWEST. 406 GS BIG FRON’ IN BRIGHT W ENUE ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ‘D> ct stellation, which mast be commissioned May 15 py ea nacoeagek pete cd REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF 2D AND. Aucte.. th and Det. a.w. NERVOUS DEBILITY. RS y CON. Liber No. 15 for the summer cruix STREETS §-5., OFFOSITE THE NEW CON- fo 350, of the tend | TRUSTEES’ §ALE_OF VALUABLE IMPROVED and you should at once consult Dr. Carleton, who ‘The incrense provided for in the force of eens eet ere, Bp vireueci a certain dead of trast, benrinz date De- tive District og Columba, we" will geiliat | PROPERTY, SITUATE OS THE SOUTH SIDE | pontively the only elvertsing euros to tao Oantee F i e com S87, cor i a ion. in front cf the Tremises, on THURS- ~ ‘ r E esate pty by the Dill, the Secretary sgaptber 6. 18g and re-orded in Libor No, 20, Tosto SECOND, 1802, ATHALE-PAST FIVE | TEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS | States who treats these troubles om recognized ectentif@ee its 008 and G9 in Mat Bonnell's | | NORTHWEST : ! F i f | NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST YOUR MONEY. | lGubis, and af the request of | the party By ze ditions thus made, compoced wholly of young ‘We witl sell at public auction, in front of the | SUodivision of certain jots in squar plat in ist to us. bearing | treatment of these troubles # life study. Expert url- a + 7 > fs erdgcs on THUKSDAY MAY TWENTY MIRTH. | book L, 100 87, of the records of surveyor | A duly recorded in Liver Pendianta, Ieuan ante | ne the best coment of which ihe” enllsted fone RG ay HALE Fast FOUR OCLOCE PAL theta | Pistrit of Colabla, Laproved eat by ; Mantas te reantet Wf teetsetes | ain taerve exhaustion), lowases of te leer, Ml- cau be composed and promote in # high degree BETTER THAN U. 8 BONDS. eee er Pe aiiet of Conte go ait Lok aac! | _Tuimediately thereafter, on SAME DAY, at QUAR- | secured. thereby, will sell at public auction. in | neys, skin, blood or nervous system, or any scute or the efficiency of the naval enlistment. bored thirty, (30) in A. Grant's recorded subdivision of eee eee i cs Tote ane ee | reut oe te, premises on THURS AUE-PART SOUL | Chronic disease within the range of my epectalty, cam 56) Gein. Son Gheeite Meaieiacn cece eee Seer CD nee ey ae atone: | Bonnell and Hecd's rerorded subdivision of lots in | O'CLOCA P. At. the followine decried patel of ined. | be trouted with skill and born of experience fu twenty (00) feet seven (7) -inecs on “AY street H s i i ‘MOST IMPO! 'FERI: SUBUR- | 5. . ‘dopth of Gred an cot juare 735, each improved by a brick dwelling, situate in the city of Washing n, Dis:rict of Colum: | and an earnestness of to benefit my Senator Wilson has reported to the Senate on aa ening age Seda shreet teak hinproved by = talc, feattenses in'icy, 26 feet wide, between Ist and 130i and Pia, and bein lo. nubored 205, in square numbered | Hours, 9to2, 4to& Sunday, 9 to@only. fd ‘and frontin: 186)-100 feet on Corcoran street oPost.” from the judiciary committee a bill providing BAN PROPERTY EVER MADE IN af a apm ge ames Tmmedistely ‘thereafter, on SAME DAY, at SIX | by a depth o: 87 30-100 feet loa 15-foct alley, tomether | NoRfree. For further particulars see ‘Post. . ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mon q 5 | 4g 4 + | that no person shall be excused from testifving asd afenme fie be aug ca ale rast | OCLOPH Pc wil, ab Pan asin, | wih euro Succ otslourats | mt $ in crimiual cases based upon any alleged viola~ THIS cITy. a ea eel ated amtalhe. eae g Re SeNE | Deawes' subdivision of, Sailual 1ot 16 in square 100. | eraut of sale. “On St the’ purchase frome’ to tions of the interstate commerce law for the . Pr trust ont Droperty sold. oF al ‘cash, at the option ae per plat recorded in| Aa pages, of t recede be paid in cash. balance to be diviled into fwo equal ‘deposit atthe gurve: prov. n payable in one abd two years. said deferred reason that his testimony might tend to erim- of the purchaser. fof $00 resyul 23 een Pasmentste bear inbereer et the meatal Gomremns inate himself or subject him to penalty. Ex-| Tbesoldat public auction on the premises com- one, Xerms oe ane. te, oe, spelied it within ‘Torus ass auch of nid. tole: One-third cash, of per annum, interest rayable semi-annusily, ead i ception, however, is made in the case of per-| mencing MONDAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1892, at HALF] Ss ".d8?3s nd icfauiting. pare ‘Ail convey: | Witicl's deposit of simula ea $n cock Jot at | cured by deed of trast on the, property sald, op Jury. O'CLOCK. ana continuing every day | *2°im# st Purchaser's ccet, twelve and eighteen months, for which notes of pur- | Teaal bm. LEAKE’S CHAROES. eniaeting a Ti GhAs. S. "BELE:} Trustees. | shaver. Dearing interest from dat of ale and secured | condine at joed of trust on | roperty sold, will be taken, or Chairman Henderson of the House post | tereefter st same hour until every lot is sold. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. myl-co | by deci of frast on property sold. —, “AL recording end ; — chasers cogt. Af terms ave ot | Flak aid cost of the : office committee has received from Mr. Lenke | This the largest and most valuable offering of sub-| g-THE ABOVE SALE IS posrrox ON poe Fo a et ee owed PAMSON. ? of Philadelphia un nfidavit in sapport of his | urban property that has ever occurred in this city. SHeSPate SPR Reso RE Serve the right to resell at the risk aud cost of ‘default. WE NSTON | Trastecs, x 2 THOM. ¥ same ry ba inst post offi jals with . place. ‘Santgs B: FITCH" ‘Trustees ebm Pere hp ee a sonceasuendanpaad to proumstic tube service in Philadelphia ‘The location ‘fs most desirable; one of the highest | "iny27-d&ds CHAS. “J BELL, Trustoce, J. W. iat *f Trustees. es E SALE IS POSTPONED Coe peepee, pre the affidavit public | points around Washington, being within twenty min- RATCLIFFE. DARE & CO. Aucts.,920 Paave.n.w. | T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. my2)-déeds 5 nA} re fy wt , ERS oe until m Jai fore the committee, 3 CORN PROPER’ ICANSON BROS., Aucts., 4 JNSTON.| Trustees, which will be done next Tuceday.. 2°, | utes of the heart of thecity. Jn fact, this property is vane rH AND sTRELEs NontaEzer SY | DP™ Sig eS mmy19dkas binet. ow. | PUES On "ROGRESS OF THE COLORED Just as desirable as immediate city property. . | AUSTEN, Sanz OF Ere FRE DISHUCE OF | (PHOMAS DOWLING . . aw ae 7 Some ners tere nonce wa ome mm RE | ete mie mr seca| ee WENN | of jum = Wednesday followed his speech in the House b: introducing a resolution sppropriating {£500,000 | 7% With notes bearing interest at 6 per cont per an; ete itd recordar | , Ox STREET. GEOMGETO _my7-Aexm_ Cure {or the compilation and publication, as | num until paid, and secured by a deed of trast on the bari setting forth the progrees of ‘the col, | POPerty sold, or all cash, st option of purchaser. ored race. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser: Breaking the Ocean Record. ‘$50 deposit required on each lot at the time of sale. } ALL the Sierra Madre Longe gs and in front stretches a blue expanse of sea, dotted with im ictands ‘The Inman steamer City of New York, which | Terms must be complied -with in fifteen days from “‘Are the Misses Dumahoe in?” he asked. arrived at Queenstown Tuesday at 5 p.m., mado | the day of sale or the property will be resold at the “She are,” returned Bridget, “‘but the young | the fastest castward passage from New York on | risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. For sub- indies is out.”— Life, record, taking distance into consideration. Her ——— actual time from Hook light ship was six | ¢Ivistons apply to the auctioncers or trastess. HORSFOKD’S ACID PHQSPHATE, _— bape Baga aoe te i distance &. J. STELLWAGEN, — ! A Nerve Food and Tonte. hours and minutes ‘over SIMON WOLF, | Tm _ most effective yet discovered more northerly course of 2,776 miles,~ my27-dkds