Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1892, Page 6

2d EDITION.) -mcseseeea~= CONTINUED FROM 5th PAGE si: scene Sts, LOOKINGFOR SUCCESS | s.".ireon"encaestieSrorescon ems Cleveland Delegates From New York | letter will be written or interview given by the Hopeful of Recognition. HARD WORK PREVENTED A GREAT FIRE | °<‘.sc‘atteewitch so near the hentte"and A Furious Cyclone Sweeps Over {xnilly, placed before the convention there Texas Farms. @LEVELAND MEN CONFIDENT. ments Will Ge Accepted at Chicago. Bpecial Diepst-d to The Evens Axsawy, June 2 ns of the democrats who participated in the recent Syracuse CO2-| many of the active ones on the republican | wi vention for action at Chicago have taken sub-| side of the chamber have stantial shape for pres York | of majority of the democrats is Cleveland and the state was suppressed by the February convention and the methods then used to coerce | ing any one of the candidates already named. democrats through the state. 7 that the national ¢ Its members claim tha’ fact, this view has already been taken by near]; $ quite two-thirds of the delegates ether states why would not be for the sentiment take | will continue to be so until he knows from | Xn are for Cleveland and who | ree} reached here late this afternoon. A@ispatch to Mr. Jesse Sarvis, correspondent of the New | pie calling for the correspondence with Hayti, Ecicmabie and Venesueis in rogard to reciprocity the New York stock exchange want to bet $5,000 | was taken up,and Mr. Turpie addressed the vention accepts the state-| three times that if Blaine is nominated he will | Senate upon it. He said that there had re- »f demoeratic sentiment | accopt, and 25,000 three times that if he is| cently been arace for popular favor between 3 two statesmen as to which of the twain was 6 gation will go no further than formally to| Just after midnight last night the special train | titled to the honor of having devised the scheme Present ite papers and will no: insist on@de-| pearing the larger proportion of the force of | of reciprocity. 1 dra great | Washington correspondents pulled out of care and are a formidable indictment of the | the depot for Minneapolis. The train will reach | those very prominont statesmen could lay the methods by which the present state committee | Chicago at 12 o'clock tonight and is due in| slightest “olaim was created, perpetuated and has used its | \inneapolis at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. Mr. | that policy. Reciprocity treaties dated to Geo. W. Boyd, assistant general passenger agent | 1703, when what was known as the Methuon If tho regular delegation shall take the ground | of the Pennsylvania road, had charge of the | treajy was entered into between Great Britain nd ig not the choice of the demo- | entire party. the state and the im if they believe: U and against Cleveland, as the February resolutions implied. If the national ment that the d New York ‘or Cleveland the Syracuse dele- The papers have been drawn wil cratic voters and cannot car gonvention seme likes to accept that view the tion will press their contest to po . the end and insfet upon a review of ‘machine | , The following aro the openinw and closing icon of that between France and England und that be- methods here for the past two years. ‘Ther have little doubt in that event that the national convention would be sure to admit at least part of the contesting delegation. ever might be the outcome c: :uch a contest the democratic What- at} pledge | nominees, would proceed to make their own nominations the assembly,calling their own ite commitiee and ep toward its overthrow. Monroe, Onondaga and Lave more than two- vote with them and | they believe that the members of the pres- respective 8 trial of strength with them. The plan is not | @ new one, as it is the one Tilden formulated in contest with Tweed, who then controlled the state. racuse delegation does not expect that it will be necessary to make a contest or to carry out this ing that the ecept its statement of | Light conv. 5s, $1,000 at 180; $1, hin New York and thathe will | 7 nt all present differ- | de nominated. ences would be postponed Yention of 1393, when a new state committee ‘will be chosen. AWAKDED TO W. U. Involving Twelve Against the Bell Telephone Company. An important decision ad- an Bell Telephone Company ‘Millions was rendered 3 opernt- e United States. SAVED BY HAKD WORK. Exertions of Firemen Prevented a Half a Million Dollar Loss. Prrrsecns, Pa., June 2—Word has just Feached the city that the Creighton plate glass at Tarentum station, twenty- two miles from Pittsburg on the West Pennay vania railway, was this morning. ely destroyed py fire fire started at 3 o'clock in the mixing department by an explosion of chemi- cals acd quickly spre tment, the pot he ether with the the mixing de- carpenter shop, re was checked separated from | $10 bid. 350 asked. - ¥. Had | Street, a5'bids aaskede etiam ant Sorter | extension would conduce greatly to the general ‘asked. Georgetown and Tenley- | benefit of the country. E Mr. Livingston's motion was agreed to—101 asked to 25. Mr. Toad (Oil) offered an amendment in- 7 ~ | creasing by $123. ‘appropriation for mail Union, 17 bid, 20 asked. Ar- messenger ssrvice. PI mter shop, which is large factory would have been destroyed, involy- ‘The buildings destroyed covered «bout half from which all the materials and appliances of the factory came. ion of these will Recessitate the closing 1] cause idleness to The loss is estimated at about 260,000. MANY KILLED AND MAIMED. Furlous Sweep of 2 Cyclone Over Texas Last Nens? Yesterday was | @pecial from Lott evening the y Visited by a terrible cyclone. W. ¥. MePher- son's place was struck fi face of the earth. nd wiped from the The pluces of Phill Tom Farmer, J. M. Anderton and J. P. Bolin were Utterly demolished and Sievens Strawn, Mrs. Bolin, her two children and Lee Farmer hurt ‘Tom Farmer's child was in; of J. Groce was swept family were secure in a sto-m h W. T. Weather’s. red and the plice ‘ath of dessruction was } 1:12! barrels. Wheat dull—No. 2 red, Spot, 0 eather’s wife and five | red. st asked- children and J. Reeves, wife and baby were all in this house. children were Deing dangerously burt. Keeves had his Mr. Weather’s wife and two = —— agg in = hare ma <% "i ongherry, 9a93. Corn strong—mixed spot, eee Other three children | Scovr; June, saxase: July, Seigastys "eorames | Moers & Oar veid a Detea and collar | fas ss!" b. sues bone broken. Mrs. Reeves was severely hurt | corn—wn and is still unconscious, while her baby escaped. | frie Mr. Reeves’ place was next completely de-| mixed western, S6sast—stock, 140,030 bushels, HARRISON STOCK FIRMER, sl earn Harrison stock is a trifle more firm at the Capitol today than it has been for some time |eome of his friends that he would not under any consideration permit his name cannot be made public, but it is more than or- dinarily reliable, The understanding is that no Secretary unless the convention or portion of it concludes to make ® pro-Blaine demonstra tion. At present it is urged that Mr. Blaine could | imi | th ests of so many men, but the story has it when his name is either formally or in- mmiediate action by the only man who can be seriously regarded by the adminis- tration followers. Some of the knowing ones even go 80 far as to say that Chairman Clark- fon now has in his ion a letter from ine in which the great statesman W. U. WINS A GREAT RACE. | declines most emphatically to be the party's candidate under any circumstances. ost | ens began. Although the oxodus to Minneap- admirers of Mr. Blaine seem to be confident of a on int the interest of some ot] mun. There is but little p. lin end around the Senate today. Very ther de country. At all times and in all places there “is an evident luck of desire to ye put on record as emphatically favor- tiow | The politician is a trifle cautious just — and m | of the man for whom he is to cheer and other- wise uy dication of how some of the New Yorkers York Daily News, announces that parties on nominated he will be elected. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. the New York Stock Market, et Wire to Caton & Macartuey, 1810 Fs mCP aagp, BESEE ‘Washington Stook Exchange. Sales—Regular call—12 o'clock m. West End NatBank, 10 at’ 107: f Columbia Bonds—Market stoci ¥, W0aiy Did, — asked. 20-year fi bid, —"asked. gi-year fund, 5e, 4 asked. Water stocks, Ts, asked. 8.658, 19% fund, cur- town Railroad 1-40 68,102 bi George- ‘asked. Washing- tou aud Georgetown Ratlroad Convertible 6s, 154 Washington Market Company Ist 05, A. & O., 100 bid, — asked. American id Trust 6a, 1905, F.'& A., 100 bid,— asked. u Security and Trust > Ga, 1904, 96 bid, — asker asked. Washing- ries B, éa, 126 bid, — asked. Wi r im Raliroad 6%, 9% bid, —asked. Metro- tan Kallroad Convertible Gs, 116 bid, — asked. Electri |. Anacostia Rai Masonic Hall Associatic 58, 102% bid, — asked. — bid, 165 asked. National Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, 380 bid, —asked. “Bank of the Republi¢, 266 bid, 800 asked. Metropolita id, — aske itizens’. 170 bid, 185 asked." Co- 76 asked. Capital, 123 bid, — lumbia, 166 bid, K s< bid, 10834 asked. Tradere’,11934 ‘West End, t 106 asked. Second, 160 bid, — asked. mad Stocks—Wasaington and Georgetown, |. 850 asked. Metropolitan, 90 bid, — asked. | Street, 3s 3 F » — bid, Sbasked. Rock Creek, 100 bid, — Insurance Stocks—Firemen’a, 413 bid, 65 asked. Franklit, $1 bids — asked., Meiropolitan, s0 bid, — asked. lington, 1 asked. incoin, 73g bid, 7% asked. Com- ‘asked. ‘tocks—Columbia Title, 6% bid, ate Title, 130 bid,— asked. Gas and Electric Light Stocks—Washington Gaa, jeorgetown Gas, 45 bid, — bid, —asked. American Graphophone, 8% bid, — ma. 18 bid,—asked. Pneumatic { Steamboat Co., 95 bid, — asked. ing. 65 bid, 85 asked. nes and Trust |. Washington Loan and ‘rast, 118 bid, 120 asked. American Security and Trust, 114% bid,115}4 anke r 2—Flour q 15.43 barreis; “shipments, 19,875 bartels; es, al; 90a90%; Tune, 9%, 290: steamer No. 50,687 bushels; shipments, mixed, 50550: ‘ecelpts, 32,113 busnel: el tween the Ui street. der the late so-called reciprocity treaties with Sonth America the Secretary of State had sub- stijuted his own power for that of Oo K, les, 124,000 "bushels. Souther | win ‘Ballantyne & Son, W. active, 54; yellow dull, SSASRig. a tyne m, W. Rox 2, waite ‘western, sxcas9-<ivo. "3, | John Murphy & Co. Not Many Senators and Members Present Today. SENATOR TURPIE ON RECIPROCITY. He Believes in the Broad Reci- procity of Free Trade. POST OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS The BillStill UnderConsideration in the House. THE SENATE. deb ris in the shape of minor amendments. On Saturday it ix expected the committee will get down to actual results and preface at least the foundation for an agreement on some of the more important Senate amendments, The House end of the committee will hold no fur- ther hearings on the bill. ‘ TRE HOUSE COMMITTEE. ‘The House District Committee is somewhat ‘at a standstill so far as accomplishing anything. ‘The fact that the House meets at 11 o'clock rendery the meetings rather sabcerieel, as the commit can accomplis not except Unanimous consent after that hour.” This’ fact cut short a debate on the bill repealing the Hock Crook Park set lately, and yesterday pre- vented a vote on the Norfolk and Western bill. ‘There was an unusually small attendance of | This bill will Lake cord first thing at Senators present when today’s morning busi- isi i olis was exclusively from the republican side of the correctness of this information and some of i : these are complaining that their 1 the ee ae oe naet ot en * R ‘Deon smalles in sa segenararogen-pendppenairnipoy renga | py Ar pipe og sme) poe Seal nell ete ‘western | The silver bill Senators were almost all at their @iscussion | poste—Mesera. Teller, Wolcott and Stewart be- ing bunched together and ielaiag: conferences i each othcr and with Mr. Morgan. Mr. pated for | Morell subsoquently Joined the gronp and bad ‘The Syracuse | Minneapolis or are making preparations toleave, | an earnest conversation with its meml tt. delegation will insist that the ede tae and as a result there is an ‘apparent’ eck, of in- | Sherman was in his seat and so was Mr. Allison, a |terest in the matter which “now disturbs the | on whose motion the Senate agreed to adjourn from today till Monday next. SPEECHES TO BE MADE. Notices were given by Mr. Vest of his inten- tion to address the Senate on Monday next on ‘name | the wool tariff bill and by Mr. Morgan of his intention to speak on the free coinage of silver his voice. bill on Tuesday. ° RECIPROCITY WITH SOUTH AMERICA. The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Tur- It had been found, however, that neither of to the invention or discoyery of and Portugal, applying to only two product, yoda yea \d and the wines of Portugal. Other recent reciprocity treaties had been ited States and Canada. But un- sever taxes he remits, they are remitted, and whose soever taxes he retains, they are re- tained.” Reciprocity treaties had been made with great rapidity and zeal. But they had not been submitted to the Senate. He knew it was said that they were authorized by the third section of the McKiuley act, and it wasasked whether Congress could not authorize the President to make treaties, His pee that Congress could not authorize the sident to make a treaty in any othor way than as provided in the Constitution, BILLS PASSED. Senate bill to provide for holding terms of courts in the district of Montana was taken from the calendar and passed. Also Senate bill to provide for two additional aseociate gjustices of the supreme court of the territory of Oklahoma. a Also Senate bills creating two additional land districts in Montana and {o amend the statute 120; $500 at | relating fo appeals to the Supreme Court. MB. STEWART ON FREE COINAGE. At 2 o'clock the bill to provide for the free coinage of gold and silver was laid be- fore the Senate, and Mr. Stewart resumed his is, ment in support of it. He expressed bis sur- | Drie ‘eat Mr. Shérman’e statement on last Tues- yy that he had been in favor of the Bland- 181 bid,—asked. 20-year fund, 66, | Allison bill. That surprise was caused by his — asked. Water stock, 7s, 1008, | (Mr. Ste t's) familiarity with the views ex- dby the Senator from Obio on that . Presse Taig asked. 3348, Teg. 2108, “1892-| subject while he was Secretary of the Treasury. ited States Jndge |, Miscellaneous Honds—Washington and Colt in favor of the Western [ion Telegrgph The suit was for ono-tiftle of the | » capital stock of numerous ing telephones through: gross amount claimed by the telegraph company is about #12,000,000. THE HOUSE. In the House this morning Mr. Hatch (Mo.) i, — asked. Washington Market Company | ?eported the agricultural appropriation bill and bid, —asked. American Security and | it was ordered printed and recommitted. On motion of Mr. Kem the Senate bill was 7906, A. & O., 100 | passed granting twenty acres of the Fort Sidney aeksh;, df Ashington Light Infantry 2st mort | military ruservation to the city of Sidney, Neb., Washington Gas | for cemetery purposes. About one dozen leaves of absence were Convertible 68,1901, 14434 b1d,145 asked. a rincipally to republicans; the cause ed being ‘important business,” rr. Goodnight (Ky.), érom the committee on Light Convertible S, 180 bid, 195 | the judiciaty, reported a resolution calling for ‘ad 6s, 102 bid, — asked. | information us to the status of business befare Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone ist ‘mort. 6s, | *€ Court of Claims. Adopted. ‘THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL. The House then went into committee of the 261 bid, — asked. Ceniral, | Whole (Mr. Buchanan (Va.) in the chair) on the Furmers and Mechanics’, 196 | post office appropriation bill. x Mr. Livingston of Georgia moved to increase y ked. Lincoln, 101} bid, — asked. Ohio, | service. In speaking to this amendment Mr. Dingley of Maine spoke in favor of the extension of mail nth © | facilities to rural districts, contending that such 200,000 the appropriation for star route SUPPLIES FOR THE DISTRICT. Bids for Furnishing Them Opened at the Commissioners’ Office Today. This was bidders’ day at the District building. Tight, ist bid, 145, asxea. | Each year at this time the Commissioners im esapeske aud "Potomac, 50} proposals for furnivhing the District with general supplies. This covers nineteen classes, neous Stocks—Washington Market, 15|and includes stationery, blank forms and vid arth, Great, Pals Ice, 110 bid, 120 askes. | printing, school books, furniture, hardware, ‘Sasked. Lincoin Hail, 75 | tinware, plumbers’ material, grogeries, bapts City Briek, — bid, 99 asked. Nor. | and shoes, drugs, glass, paints and varnish, lumber, fresh meat and- corned beef, Trust Companies—National Safe | lamp posts and miscellaneous castings, fuel, Company, 118 bid, — | dry goods, ice, telegraph and telephone sup- plies and saddlery. The following bidders submitted proposals in the several classes: Fuel—Jno. Kennedy, V. B. Johnson, R. J. te, | omy J. Edward Chapman, Stephenson Bros., L. Cameron and Mayfield & Heiston. Stationery—E. Morrison Paper Company, Pen Company, Wm. Ballantyne & i "| Son, H. P. Beach, J.C. Parker, Geo. Ryneal, cheat dui Pane sins, | Weckof, Seamans & Benedict, W. J. Dulaney, Blanks and printing—Byron 8, Adams, W. H. ‘aper Company, 3 Dulaney Furniture—W. B. Moses & Sons, Julius Lans- School books—E. Morrison Kye dull—No. "2, Stas — receipts, 167 bushels: | burgh, W. B. Williams. Ed. Bull's place was next in the path and | funcths ia smote” Gray (ae Seed to chotee was destoved and he was crippled. tunoti ton vei Steady, active—granulated, 4X. " Copper 4 Winaky steady. Peanuts atu BALTIMORE, June 2.—Virginia 1: Baltlunore aud Ouio stock, Wty bli Norhers Central stock, '; Baltimore and Ohio South Stocks Were Extremely Dull and Prices Were | first incomes, 68 mie do. second incomes, 2%} asked; do. third incames, 8X asked; New Yorn, June 2—Stocks were extremely | & "°P% 118%8116 do. oe CHICA @ull this morning. only 86,367 shares changing hands. Dealings were chiefly confined to Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, Northern Pa- Cific preferred and Atchison, Prices were weak during the greater part, with Union Pacific the feature. Atone time prices were down % ® 136 percent. Toward noon there was a rally, Dut at this writing (1:30 p.m.) the market is dull and fractionally lower then last evening's ‘Money on cajJ loaned enay at 134 per cent. Exchange steady; posted rates, 458 /and 459; | movement today by Mr. Blaine, who said in @ setual rates, 457 and 48714 for sixty days agd | private conversation with a State Department 488 and 4853 for demand. Governments | official when told that the Minneapolis 'y 68, 106 bid: 48, coup., 117 bid; | tion would nominate the Secretary of State: steady; curre: extended 2s, registered, 100 bid. It is Believed that another attack is soon to be made on the Wyoming “rustlers” by the cattiemen. “YORK TIRED BRAIN Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. 0. C. Stout, Syracuse, N. ¥., says: “I gave it to one who Was unable to transact Innet Dasigess, Decause bis braiv was ‘tired apd SEENES Ege De, east mental adertion. Tnme- Hardware—W. A. Pate, J. L. Barbour & Son, Fe ee nngun frelgnts steady. Cot- | F. W. May & Co., Chas. 8. Carter & Co., E. G. firm—middiin, Te rrovisons steady. hel , hy Me . a ‘The house of H. Childers was next destroyed | Butter usettiog_cremmerye taney, 18; do. fair ¢o | Wheeler, J. H. Chesley & Co. : end be and his two children burt, but not seri-| Choice, 16ai7; do. imitation, 15ai6; ladle fane: ously. All of these places were completely | 14; do. good to choice, i1ai8; store-packed, ae "Gwe aeean, a ee Ho catgeen, tanta Ne, % ine art. Utter desolation, whi descrip- “4 * tion, is to be seen. : a ee IN WALL STREET TODAY. ‘Tin ware—H. I. Gregory. irm—ié. Coffee steady—| Leitch & Son. the meeting next Wedn DIVORCE IN THE DISTRICT. Representative Meredith has introduced a bill of interest to those who contemplate di- voree inthe District. The measure provides that the jurisdiction of tho Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in suite for divorce shell be confined to cases where both parties were domiciled within the District of Columbia when the action was commenced; where the plaintiff was domiciled within the District of Columbia when the action was commenced and the defendant was personally served with pro- cess within the ict; where one of the parties was domiciled within the District when 1@ action was commenced and one or the other of them actually resided within the District for one year next preceding the commencement of the action. ‘WHO OPPOSED THE FLOWER MARKET BILL. As stated in yesterday's Stan the Senate passed its bill providing for the erection of a flower market and appropriating the sum of $30,000 for that purpose. Senator Wolcott championed tho bill and after come persistent work secured $2 ayes to 12 nays. Opposition came from Senator Cockrell, who thought the revenues of the District were not equal to such appropriations; from Senatar Voorheos, who thought the locality unfit; from Senators Haw- Jey and Vest, who want the public parks to be kept sacred, and from Senator Faulkner, who thought the entire proposition was wroug. ‘TRE BRLT LINE RAILROAD. After being materially amended the Senate bill changing the name of the Capitol, North O Street and South Washington Railway Company was yesterday passed by the Senate The amending process was in accord with the rec- ommendations of the Sonate District committee. The extension from P street to Dupont. Circle for which the company asked in refused. ‘The corporation will, if the meagure passes the House, be known offictally as the Belt Railway Company. STREET RAILROAD SCHEDULES. Invitations have beon sent this afternoon by the Senate District committee to all the street railroad companies in the District re- questing them to send representatives to a subcommittee meeting to be held in Senate District committee room on the 15th inatnt. At that time the sub- committee will consider the bill, which pro- Poves to give to the District Commissioners absolute control of the schedules upon which the roads are run. Representatives of the companies are requested to bring with them specific information as to the present schedules and all available information as to charters, laws affeoting the roads and ‘tement as to the bonded or other indebtedness of each cor- poration. NOTES. Mrs. Sergeant Kelly, known to fame as the bard of Shanty Hill, and who bas been, as she claims, nominated by an overwhelming majority as the proper bard to write the ode for the opening of the world’s fair, is_ in Washington and endeavoring to interest statesmen in bill to grant her a special pension. geome mien. Suse THE CASE OF MR. YOUNG. The Press Committee’s Investigation De- clares the Charges Against Him Unfounded. So far as thecorps of Washington corre- spondents can do it Mr. James Ik, Young hes been acquitted of the flimsy charges upon which the Senate dismissed him from his posi- tion as principal executive ¢lerk. Some time ago the press committee was requested to make an investigation and to report to the cor- respondents whether in the opinion of the com- mittee the action of the Senate was based upon evidence and whether Mr. Young’s removal from office carried with it any imputation as to his character or general fitness to aesociate with gentlemen. Today the commit- tee made public its report and in it states “in prosecuting the inquiry as to whether the com- mittee hes jurisdiction in this case we were led to make informal inqniry concerning the publisbed allegation that Mr. Young communicated to newspaper correspondents information about transactions in the Senate while in executive session. Every correspond- ent with whom we conferred unequivocally denied that such information had been re- ceived from Mr. Young, and this is the unan- imous opinion and declaration of the cor- respondents. We have no hesitation, therefore, in declaring ‘that in our judgment there was no foundation for such charges against Mr. Young as are alluded to in the paper requesting an investigation by this committee.” —_—_—+«--_-__ DULLNESS AT THE CAPITOL. , More Interest Apparently in Coming Con- ventions Than in Present Legislation. Everything bears a rather dull look today at the Capitol. The emigzation last night of most of the newspaper men left the press gallery in @ depopulated condition, while the members of'| the House who can spare time from arranging the program for the national convention long enough to get up to the House spend their time in wandering aimlessly around with a general appearance of attempting to be in two places at once. There is little political gossip of importance. A story has circulated that Mr. Blaine recently stated definitely that he would not be the nominee at Minneapolis. ‘The story is met, however, by the explanation that the conversation, which ‘was with @ well known semi-newspaper official of the State Department, happened several wecks ago, and that the questions and answers, upon which the published statement rests, were entirely jocular and made in such an off-hand ‘Way as to be unimportat MAY SUCCEED DR. HAMMETT. - A Possibility That Dr. Reyburn May Be Ap- pointed Health Officer. From present indications the «nmmer season will be enlivened with another health office muddle. ition. Itis Ee: Dengioes'tevere ten abere 3S tien ready to vote accordingly. ta ‘ongs Scrorvna. iry—"Win. A. Pate, Conrad Becker. ‘Woe bile will be scheduled and contracts | , Mre.E. 3 Maan. says bey m0 ‘The doctor kimsel ls, {¢ ie stated, working for ; ¥ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, PVALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers VALUABLI OVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY “PRONTING “OR WSTIEET BE, FRREN TOURTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STUFETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY JUNE SECOND, at 81: PB. Shall sell, in front of the promizes, lots 18 ‘St. ‘Matthew's Church subdivision of ote { Jarre 200, having 10 fect inches front eachy by 348 feetdoen to 30-foot alley, Tot 18°is iuiroved "by a o-story six-room brick dwelling, 1338. street hgrthweat.” Will be sold separate! te 8300. ben prope Of ant if terms of asleurenoe, couaplieg Tih within ton days from dayof aalethe provers mySodeds WALTER By WIELIAE 8 OO Kucts, LATIMER & SLOAN, Atctioncers, 14076 street. VAI E RESIDENCE PROPERTY, No. AP eaiee Giese THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE, AT. AUO- On THUR: 38 Tr Porson’ SPAY, JUNE SROOND, 1892, af ti pie sore SRoeD: ee ue iy fronting 1§ feet on Virginia avenue near 1th stret southwest by a depth of it Takats amc Improved by three-st Dress-brick front residence pik mansard roof), Srooms, bath, closets, pantry, latrobes, S by cellar, yard, Xe. ; large parking :cars: pasathe good and rapidly improving netglibor- One-third cash, balance two and vette tatertat sind netgsea Bee Sead et property, or all cash. Conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. #100 required at time of sale. my26-d&ds _ LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, ATOLIFEE, DARR & Cc TIO: R to) PENS: AVE Bw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED REAL ES- TATE ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN E AND G STREETS SOUTHEAST By virtue of deed of trust duly” recorded in. Tiber irtue of adeed of trust d No. 1uht, follo 87 et seq., one of the land records. of the Distrlet of Colututin, ‘and’ at the requeat of the party secured thersDy, We will ler for eae, ta Pub Auction, in fro eo premise LL sey emp O'GLOCK P.M,’ the i cribed real es situate in the city of W jastingtou, District of Colum, bia, to wit: “All thoge certain Bloces and parcels Jana ‘and promiges nowa and distingtiabed ws being all of lots numbered, oven (37), thirty 4 ‘Tames ‘A. Babeou: where thirty-four C3). square nuinber ten bundred ond forty-three (L044), 8 per plat recorded in hook thirteen (13), page one bun: Ired and wighty-one (181) 6f the records of the sur- Yeyors ofice of the District of Columbia. tonether with allthe improvements, ways, easements, right, Privileges, hereditaments’ and appurtenances to 0 belonging oF in anywise sppertaining, ‘erins: One-third of the purebase money to be in thres (3) years from the 'b the notes of the purchaser or pur- ‘ on. bearing inforest, at the rate of 6 er centuin per annuin from. ‘sale until paid, Interest peykble, semiannually, eld indebtedness 9 be seonred by a deed of trust upon the property sold, orallcasb, at the optign of the purchasor or pure Shasera.” A Geposit of 8100 on oach Sot ragnized af the me of sale, “Terms to be complied with in. fifteen days trom the day of sale, otherwise the trustecs re- serve the right to revall the property atthe risk and. cost of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers attor Eve days notice ‘of, such resale in ‘some newspaper Published in Washiugt»n.AD.C. |All conv Fecording, &e., at puveaer's coat, DFORD,} Trastees, Ancts. myl9-d&dg TENCANSON BROS., ‘Aucts., Oth and D sts, n.w. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, GITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CORCORAN STREET BETWEEN SEVEN. . STREETS psiND EIGHTEENTH By virtue of acertain deed of trust to us, Gate October 5, A: D- 180i, aud duly recorded fn Liber 118, folic 146 et ore of the Iand records of the istrict of Colusnbia, and at the request of the parties peered, thereby, wo! Will wall ab pablo auction. in front of the préuiises, on THU! NINE. Feb tn Bal OF Stay teen ac HATE PA FOE O'CLOCK P.M. the foliowins deseribed parcel of land, situate in the city of Washington, District of Colurn- bit nimnbered 200, in square nninbered 1661-100 foot on Corcoran street -100 feet to « 15-foot alley, toxether &e., consisting of a foyr-story Paymentsto tear itterest at tha rate of 6 per cont interest payable semi-annually nad sec of trust on the property, sold. or al Turchaner's option. Aaejout of #200 wil bo auired'at time of sale. All capveyancag” and ro. Condine at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale to be come fier with In ten dare stom day" of sais, otherwise risicesrewrvs sh Fight to resell the property at tae Fine aud cost of the defaulting pare C47. WILEPAS my2-cod Se-THE ARO THURS! place. ‘[ XLEE & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F Real ‘ate, Loans and Insurance. SALE OF VALUABLE, BUSINES: | PROPERTY NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST. On THURSDAY, JCNE SECOND, 1802, at HALF- PAST FOUR O'CLOCK BP. M., we will offer for sale at public anction in front of ‘the promises sfb lots Nos. 13, 14 and 15, in syaare No. 404. fronting 67 feet on 9th ot. nd $19 feet on Hat. a. feet of ground, with {uo itaprovemenis sisting of four “buildings how under rent. Terms easy and to be made known at time of sale.” a’ doposit, of "8500. Teauired wien Frey eg Me el Sib oe deneait on With inten dete or be forfeited. Title gcol or deposit. refunded. AM conveyaucitig and recording at purchaser's cust. St “Auctioneers. ‘Aucts.. Oth and D sis. nw. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT ON K STREET REAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE, SSTRED og tue RSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE SECOND, 1A, at FIVE O CLOCK, we wilf sell in front of the premiises the east cea LOT 24, SQ) . Fronting 23 fect on K street and depth of 147 feet 6 inches to a 80. toot at ‘One of the fimest buil lots in the northwest, near Qupnecticat avenue ;ample room for fine dwelling and Stable. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, fwo and three years, notes to be given bearing interest at.6 per eent per annum, By: ‘semi-annually ud to be se- cured by ded of frust. on preuiwes, or all cash, ¢ Op- tion of purchase: it of $250 required at tine of nile. Gonvevane: Torus to be compited Tigut reserved to re parcabecr afer hve can't advaraessmit of sac fa ‘Hewspayer published in Wesinngton, D.C. eee eee Pao DUNCANSON BROS, my2G-dkds_ “Auctioneers, F[ROMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts.. G12 Est. nw. LOT ONO STREET ECOND AND THIRT: YN, AT AU THIRT D STREETS, On 'T y B SECOND, 92, at FIVE ert of lot 192, fin square 74, fronting thirty Oh fue nord aide ck Omteet Uy a Gepeh of abvut 185 ene yem ce Frust on the property, or ail e purchaser Bt kof #100 reduired at Aue of alo. cor ‘conveyancing : ost. "acelin ad pa BOLING e tO my27-dkds Auctioneers. G2O. W. STICKNEY, Auct., 1416 New York ave, TRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY PRON TING O HOWARD FEE AND CHAPYEL ROAD NEAR TEN- tue of a certain deed of trust recorded in Lil S100, follo 3357 et paqes one Of the lama ecorda for Tctof Columbia, "and at the request of the Party secured thereliy, we will offer for sale in front of the premises on THURSDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the followin, ribed in the county of Wash- ington, ict of | to wit: All of Jot 20in the subdivision of 1 deceased, said lot lying near 1 subdi- Vision having been » ‘trustee. ‘Torms of vale: One-thi ice inone ) and two (2) years, With interest at the rate of ) percentum per anniin, payable semi-annually secared by a deed of trust on the (property sald. oF all jou of murchaser. "#100 dojoalt at wot wale. Tors to be coup im ton das ort reoold at the. Fisk ain coat thet etanng Urchaser after five days edscrsisst me: eayzieoakas.ct! — Gidh et, | Trustecs, ‘THIS EVENING. AvetION SALE TONK me, et PA. AVE.— Over 000 1 of Gold oe ee ye oy Association. ‘TOMORROW. W227RR B. WILLIAMS & 00, Auctioneers. ROSE BUSHES AND 4 FINE. ASSORTMENT OF PREUDING FLANTS AT Avcti , On FRIDAY, JUNE THIRD, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK an we auailooll at our auction rovins, cermer 20th and be: a lee: ‘yivania avenue Borthwest, = tion Bi Se leiee eee it____ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts. ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., GIZEst. n. SPEQIAL, AND PEREMPTORY SALE x GALLE REDON gE WORKERS, DKIVERS AND | 9) IDAY, JUNE THIRD, 1892, AT TEN aitede RN myriad cine cate o Thw.. 12 head of Good Workers, Drivers. an vers and 5 ay Vong ek R Shae THOUKS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. “Acetion, ‘AT 1235 77H BT. N.W. 4 COLLECTION OF NEW FURN' .. AT AUCTION. TERE wal bert OR osttaRES or eth No.7 rE, ST. N.W. EMBRACING IN PAR’ dtr Wainat tnd Oak ‘Bareany, Want Seared Center Tables, Walnut Hat Racks, Met Side- }» Sideboard Sat baer a num. boards, ber of odd Bedsteads, W. W. and Upholstered Cote Cotton tresses, tuys, a number of and i reste et = and other Lounges, a lot of new: Comforts and one new and ae Quilts, one new Enterprise Coffee Po ee a = "Clocks, Kediile and Bridie. Also miscellaneous ‘of Groceries, &e. my31-3t* THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. TEN PLEASURE BOATS AND CANOES BY BEST MAKERS, FIFTY LAWN TENNIS RACKETS, ’ AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRD, 1602, at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at our suction rooms, ‘Wwe shall sell s number of Boats of various styles by best makers. ‘Bitty Lawn Tennis Rackets, &c., 0. LATIMER & SLOAN, 31-3 Auctioneers. RATCLIFFE, DARR & 00., Aucticncers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY DFSIRA! PROPERTY. RONTING 50 Fi ETRY iNGues IN NEW YORK AVENUE NORT! ‘T Bi roy FOURTH D FIFTH STREETS, IMPROVED BY HOUSES 428, 431 AND leat ubiie- auction: in frontot the premises.on FRE Day Fie Tare Bay OF JUNE, 1902, AT HALY- PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the west 50 teet 10 inches fometuer wid thetharyveinctes conte: ot "Weipen : frame dwellings Nos. 490, 431, 483 New Tors avenue horthwest. Mie rome ie contrally locate being ‘on the line of the electric railroad running to 15th a1 G streets and all executive departments aud near the cable cars, reaching all points of interest and places of amusement, near two markets and within eas) ing distance of budiness center. Tae op tis a monn aoa Tare opportunity to secure a rable vestauont. ferms : One-third of the purchase money in cash = ee waco mr seetaliments: ae rd — 4 fo years with interes cent. payal 7 ee I cash, at the option of the purchaser. A. rms of Jsposit of 8250 will "be cd_at, the time or sale, alo, to ‘complied within fifteen de otherwise the rightis reservud to resell at thu cost thodetaultinie yurchaner. All conveyancing and Te ae a of chaser. myze-dkds WATCLIFFE, DAER & CO.. Aucta. é G8, NOR. £24 AN SOUTHWEST, AN! THREE 0: Git x EET IN SYPHAX COURT IN REAR. on FEIDAY APTERNOOS. TONE THINGS, 1892, cea O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of thé prem- R LOT 20, SQUARE 563 ‘ Fitnting 46 feet ou Kt soeet ana 48 toot on Syphax Eee ronten Syphax evurtisaprovsd by three twee on evr, e Story brick dwell eh, Nos. 422, Shand ings, Groouiseach, Nos. 322, stand 326 K street, and three ‘brick d Fogms each, on'Sypbi court ‘ exe . olises present a zvod opportun! est- mont and are. jn an advancing eectiou of the soucs- "Sfecunan Wil Ge sold an an ent to toate ‘eran sold ‘as an > gal of 87,000; balance cast "A dcjoait of 400 Reaaieed t sale. Conveyancing, a&c.. purchaser's cost. ‘ers to be complied with in ‘Afteen ‘otherwise Tight reserved to resell at risk aud cost of the default. we purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such Fessle in some newspaper published in Washington, myM0dkds DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts., 1407Gst. nw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE BEST pewwext 5) OF (ORTHWEST, NO. 1816 COR- ors for the District of” Colgabla we wal el a mite auction, premises, ? HE NINTH DAY OF SUSE AD isos WE RE O'CLOOK P-M., all of Tot numbered, 100 of Early's gebdivinion of ite im square Li, in the city of Wash: in; . ‘Fogle ot sale: ‘The purchaser to assume the pay- Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. it terug of sale are not complied with in from day of wale tue trustens rewerve The rich to revell “at cae Ee Ne HUN OEMFORD, Trustee, HARRY LEE RUST, Trustee, Y2Akds CM Tithst. n.w., Wanhineton, D. C. ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. ,Aucts, .920Pa.t [PORTANT SATURDAT'S &, ORL D atOck Or REM RSD scp e JUNE TOURTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we wi our gales pty 220 Pentisylvania ave. nw. collection. of bouse- hold ours, Deine the ed: tro-edacia of te iaiien de ‘and nov ‘sales rooméfor conveni a ve of nal Bi aie peed ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., IN FRONT OF THE SALES Noous, p On SATURDAY M ([ROMAS DOWRING & SON, Aucts., G22 Est. nw. oF ee SBMS, PEOVER | Browghams, Landamg, Road ¢ TRE CArrrat 00D RAILROAD MBIA FOUR RIM MCS at As oe x WENTY TRIED, » AD. SsVivANit av ‘fea uwsbors, RATCLIFFE. DakR & 0O., . Auctionsers. natcrhenee SAR OSs ¥ at the west collateral note,” to the highest bis of the collateral note. + Aucts my 21-dedbs of the collateral note, Aucts. “my25-dkdbe ERB athe’ PObu ER Tos seas LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1007 poned until SA’ ([BOMAS DOWLING & S08, Accu GEE aw SPECIAL BALE OF FINE CARRIAGES, MARNESS, &o. On SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTH, 1802, at THRER OCLOCK P.AL, we will sell at the Pxchanee, aweortent of Fine Carriaces, Dog Carte, T-Certs, Burst: Speeding Wapune apd Misht work The carriages are made by the following moted makers: Brewster, Pancran, HealyS& Williams, Our- ley, & Go., an@ many other New York makers. All im Srst-clage comaition and warranted as represented. ‘This sale presents e rare opportunity for any ope tm need of such an article as above. THOS, DOWLING & SON, Avcts., xe 622 Est. now. RRATCEIPTE, DARE E CO, Aucta., 120 Pa aw EXECUTOR AND TRUSTPE'S SALE OF VALr. ABLE ODHREE STORY, AND CHAAR TAL WINDOW BRICK NOUS! NO 1S’ TENT STREPT NOKUTWEST. BY AUCTE On TUPSPAY AFTERNGO! Isye, AT HACE-PASE FIVE public auction, in front of the oot pointer fare had within GATALOGUE SALE MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED BOORS, ‘BOOKS ON THE REBELLION, SPORTING BOOKS, MEDICAL BOOKS AND LAW BOOKS, at same hour until the «at is out. 32; ae ‘ LOAN, Auctioneers. yo wilt eller tor nt appareils 10 9e- To be sold at our RAtcLirrE, Di RY RAY-WINDOW BRI Ebefawnes SWEATY ey UARE 3.75 by 70 foot to required at the time gale are not compited with in Gttesn oa ant cont of he dstanley pre five Ghee" sdvertizement of resale to sr FOIE Balto LAtize & SL0a5, a days from the day ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 168 ‘ BUILDING LOTS IN THE SUBDIVISION OF SORUETZEN PARK 4 GRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. BIG FRONTAGE ON BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE OR SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED. ‘NOW 18 THE TIME TO INVEST YOUR MONEY. BETTER THAN U. 8. BONDS. THE MOST IMPORTANT OFFERING OF SUBUR- BAX PROPERTY. EVER MADE 1 Tobe soldat public suction on the premises. com- mencing MONDAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1992, at HALF- PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. and continuing every day thereafter at same hour until every lot is sold. ‘This the largest and most valuable offering of sub- ‘urban property that has ever occurred fn this dity. The location ts most desirable; one of the highest points around Washington, being within twenty min- utes of the heart of the eity. Just as desirable as immediate city property. Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two ‘years, with notes bearing interest at 6 per cent per an- num until paid, and secured by » deed of trust om the property sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser. Allconveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser: 950 deposit required on each lot at the tiie of dle. ‘Terms must be complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale or the property will be resold at the tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. For sub- divisions apply to the auctioneers or trustees. In fact, this property is SPLENDID OPPORTUN! % PROVED PRORERTY O§ biti iE STREET. TWEEN H AND T Ae b i STRLETS NORTHEAST, a NO BI in Pe al ‘BO. 1215 , BY AUC. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ait SOURED TERE ON. JURE BDETR, . SUB Lon SUUARE 700 15 feet by ade th of 56 feet to - Prieutrereirea seit ees at Aprende arr as FUTURE DAYS. LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts., 1407 G st. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABI PROPE! 0. ERTY, NO. O13 WESTMINSTER WEEN’ § AND T AND (H STREETS rHWEST. [| HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., G12 Est. aw. REGULAR SALE OF Hi sab ti © P tof BLO0 re iret Nepanciag, resordlng. & ase ge Sek S B)-Akae Fae ter oe LAUER & SLOAN, F Rte ttoxerns, 1407 @ STR TRUSTEES SALE OF ILTARD'S HOTEL AND WILLARD'S BALL, IN THM CITY OF WASHINGTON cree wil! gell at pou. fees on PKIDA’ TROD at FIVE OCT fi } 0 wll be teartreed froin the MP. MATTINGLY ¥. MORRIS, tr ae wton, D¢ RAT ure panne o RS SALE OP VAT TH Mares be 81.90 of ABLY REAL ESTAT! NFL TWERS EAST CAPIT AND A STREETS NOR IHF AN, Dy FRAME HOUSE No. IN FIP TH SLKERT NORTH EAST. BY AUCTION. CE MONDAY AP TE _d-abas LATIMER & SLOAKX, Avcho: . 1407 - A BEAUTI SID! NCE PROPERTY, NO. 638 AR hve, Pesit of #0 mguir For farther pas myal-dicds LA pe" (08 BROS, TRUSTERS’ SALE PROPERTY ON Th STREET BET WEE By virtue of a deed of tr sunttheast north 50 cash balance Pay bie sem wl be reat A : sr and rec Tern na va i ry renarve the: ri wits at oor ur the risk and cost of a chasers. ALDIS B. Bi ‘ W.E. Ebale Trom ms2%4-rokAs ——_ Uiice 500 PPOXCANSON BRos., 4 aw TRUSTEES SALE OF biteK DwEE LOT, No.} NION STLELT, DET AND N AND Pot 2-AND-.HALIF AN STREETS SOUTHWEST Weed ut trae’, Auly cot w as p A snd tw Tnion street fast one hundred atid or T1'in: to th i option « iaue of sale. ‘arsok (> be com, Brawters reserve 0 rot and cost of thi alm. resale tn so.ne newspaper aD. ft ison, 2 AULES B. BATLEY,} Trustecs, ‘Ku and D ste. n NE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN WEST WASHINGTON. DOUBLE BHIOK DWELLING AND SPACIOUS GROUNDS, BEING NO. 167 THIRTY-FIRST STRELT NOKI HW EST RNOON, JUNE SIXTH, 1802, VE O'CLOCK, we wit sell om hey Fesidence now occurled Uy Mr. Austan H-\ todewots iis attention to the des "a aad Intends to move thereta). tlie Fi> NT AND SPACIOUS DWELLING. -ontaim: seventeen roow's, path rooms, clowt,, ares sin eat, sue, water. au! in fine to West Wasuiuiton, sur having. a trett of i a i ne of the toost convenient hous, bets and cillar, covering 2 Sits ee the pecesat Bhould be sen to De Rb nm oms ty tis heoPery iT Mtanet Pisce in oneaanl two yeare, ‘end to oc" tramt on rect ry faired. at threo? fale Purchasers cost. ‘Terms to bo it Geuerwier the rh roe ferved to ‘end cont ofthe defaul EEirchaser after ive daya’ ad verti ‘such Frans Dy Salkde DURCANSON see ATCLIFFE, DARE & 00., Aucts.