Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1892, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Propriation of $5,000 proposed by the Senate THE G. AR ITEM. a for expenses of camp of instruction for the Dis- OR SALE-28To) ay "DAT. WIND _THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE a F dete =] Se rt gtk RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioneers, a eng Aut. “C12E st. aw. spn eenentanats wambered 145, 145, 146, 147, 148, tare, OWNER. 1213 Wot we —— E Nanette 4 . amg 20 5 axD { Between House and appropriates for an sdditional —- > ~4 FYB 8 SSIES BARA pes E IN PREMISES 1001 KevTRzeT| 4 atte se] the ‘Albert Djsagreement ] the Proposed by the Senate, ala aes, $0500 Gnd F: Ghee or CLO ; Senate Conferees. ae: ‘on epee by th - oe - a Aitton: i SALE_DOUBLE BAYS performed the ceremony. ke, ata rate tobe fi the he yn 7 ‘as pro- Teoma aad bath a 5 ; President;’ strikos out the ion of an > Cab aga Harada inacie o otes a ine, PaRLon SttTEs |*" "uso, ax a ariigcnd inthe foot of ier sie ee| ANOTHER CONFERENCE. | #0" Proposed by the Senate Ree ating |e be ee. for" frl aot ware ae dom. Tt stn S . iy Sees Ee Fred he will taal Qestue et cum = womigntions, Getaien pusans of the’ doperteneat ont authorizes pt ea eee |e is Pantry DEA! RAND FIANO LAMPS, BHOWI8'BoWirwo & s0N, Avew._| Mer months. ‘They will be at home 16, eke mh saywtem of workn forthe diapocal of seve | "= (iS It a; Sos <*> 4 bo fear oT eX tone serv i path ad ers ioe FINE ORNAMENTS ‘AND PICTURES, DINING | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. | friends during Tuesdays in J Mrs. Shultz | The Only Itetm in the Di; Appropriation | of the District; a} tes 000 instead of | 5 - Re : ans eee 2 Sore sinnog | ROOM OAK EXTENSION TABLE, FINE OAK | govgnw: ow RTY, ooR-| and her family wil accompany Mrs. Menninger | “pin Now at Tesue—The Democrats in the | 653,300, a8 p yy the House, and $75,000, | °f water distribution. ee shale stibereot®| MIRROM'BACK. BUFFET, ‘WANDSOME er | CORRRNMENT SAL OF 0 Cases, | to New York, House Want toCat Down the Amount ana|® Proposed by the Senate, for subarben emendmont numbered 151 provides thet feseurstlecaml:| QuRbonp Care. pie waae Aner eed ity a eee SRS EAMES: | Mra. Ulvich Kennedy and little daughter, | House Wan . ss sewers; and appropriates $3,503, a0 proposed by | (2° Supls of the general revenues of the Dis- Ie, oF yin rier ‘et in of he purer GLASS AND OTHER WARE, L. 8. ANDO. 8. AGS. Eg hte Sckock Getnbiien ak tx taoes © this morn. | Make the District Taxes Pay It Au. the House, ‘of 85.000. ae Dy'the | tHict in exceas of appropriations shall be ap- 1% eee te be balg when the property stuuck | CHAIRS, &c., FINE CHERBY AND OAK BED tie ee telat th the i areas. cornet | ag. Dr Kennedy will join rete Senate, for condemnation of rights of way for | Puta to the payment of the ‘balances yet ro. SS SETS, T WARES, dat o “ af dre to ni poe ag PROPERTY. & eieaae 5 eee oe a Dep cLaTren AER Par teases Mrs, Wm H. Crook hae gone to Asbury Pack |. aye conferees on the Dislrict appropriation EN a | advanens mace for increasing the water eapply a Oe os “SIDNEY T. THOMA’ Bah Se ps nd eeu WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Ancts._| for the summer. 950,000, as proposed by the Ho, ‘of | of the District. pores Nrumgee ged tonaut st 800 Det Bei. wibica isn Codb oOMataiC THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auoue, OWE. nw | Mra, Wun. Yost and family, accompanied by | Pant igs bern pedteneed senate rece | $00,000, ae Propeced by he Sec geared of | "Qn amendment nanbered 44, making an ap- at, ‘Ancte., stn.w. . r cw for afew Bara, 8. Ki S. DONALDSON, aE ABOVE SALE Ts ESOT nin nrg sucts., 612 Est.n.w. her mother, Mre. James McDonald, and nurse | T°P0Fthae been prévented in the Senate and Sagat cvauly soot. propriation of €100,000 for the encampment of Leon. Tidurspa Teh E IMPROVED a decd sajelnp i SALBLOF Teer: will be taken up in the House as soon as possi- the Grand Army of the Republic, com- sean.aee J we ee aD pave, tama Lo and place. fears joes ar TES iS AD SES AND EYRUE | have gone to Colonial Beach, where they will = Ak gee COUNTY ROADS. mittee of ‘conference have been unable % Fe SALE_ONE OF THE FINEST RPSIDENCES ‘¥. TH EAE, Trgeten, GRenoptons. tp Q COUN oF SECOND, remain for the summer. after ao upper house! On amendments numbered 65, 66, 67, 68.and ageee. on Pen i BLES Se Li recess and | _se2S-dkds = W iy ap ri Avot Miss Nettie Cattell, daughter of Mr. H. P.|The only question at isue is that re-| 69 relating to the constraction of county | “The bill aa it A the House appropriated : eg oe es TTuowas DOWLING & 80x, auc, a a a | Tet eee Rice ie Sat a eB =: | BAe, Bee ie REAR Seda age Cattell, and Mr. Will M. Barclay were married | lating to the Grand Army encampment. seeds, apeeepriaion, an peopama by the] QUSMAUASE, teomaah eee eenats eibed San WS, z RUTEDIN e sancti seat hi Ferprctive ae Ree last evening in the Western Presbyterian | On this subject Mr. Dockery will offer the | rena, “PPFOPriss 7" oi ge latter sum the conference comait- Arie a be dag faced rata ere mentloned,” tho eb RES. ie corton Church. "Her. Mr. Wynkoop performed the | following, asking for further conference: Kenceaw ‘avenue to the Zoological, Path, seommmnend Gat the Senste recede Grom a a as of JULY, 1900 ceremony. The bride wore a traveling dress o 5 70 and that the House agree to €245 ta eh ce rape | mk Selace Bie we a me snet of 3 i alae tan color diagonal cloth, with hat to maiahyand | passiegqtuey the Hones ieee cron tte dio | Seno nena, ATading and, extending ng he sats of Cu0si000 heed hy See ae Z cate Se bie & et ofa ihdagtiseeberiaBietpene ma | SSNS SSSR ORIEN o cox, aoe winter pn neh cpa aoe agreement to Senate amendment numbered 144, | Out anpropriatione, proposed "br ‘the Senate aN oT fhe Grand Aruy encampment’ unde on 7th st. e x ww : : for grading North Capitol street mod, mes UNE. "ot fot | 10toot eiey, aneee beats, pie re ‘LATIMER & SLOAN, Aogiisners ba Arai at the bride's home, 621 28d street. Mr. and/and that the House request of the Senate | of Some peo ne: ne von Hon on vee 2 "ae UES SALE HOUSES O 10TH 6. A eed | baila :— phentlatommate jon. “1315 and 1317 32d tan OF FALEABUE nea EetaTE Mra, Barclay are building a house in Le, Drott | ano:her committee of conference, and it is| the strect conuectitg Celumbis ted eth Dot | ‘The conference report on the District bill 1 pl sv EE 3 e, Tieeice norene, | itm 16 feet front baa 2 TING Ei pane Fark, but for the present they will reside on | hereby declared to be the judgment of the | necticut avezue extended; makes the appropria | came upinthe Senate first today, After the Baste AE DEMAN, Lead ta devi "Depth: te TORE aitey of aoe tk evel LE 2ist street. House that in the adjustment of the differences tion of €10.000 heretefore TET rd rey + feed ergy ener ory ial Sa Ree Soe | fe ro dgneribed, wA oh uupre Coote Site Miss Ella Prindwille sailed yesterday on the between the tro ‘houses at he nid amend: the street connecting Columbia toed with Com | TP che heer Toongdaere nage rence Deka ; : , pnts hae Be leap fr : agreement had been reached ¢ tems ft the cout line of wid ot ot ie Apes ERKOON st courtet te. pe ha Ey Cn Eanes oe bee secon fa Scone. erceeding £75,000, to be pad ‘wholly | | sramggg append emr on Pte eases, Sos | cept the Grant Arey approprietion. is anes situated and has the ad- pate a SiR ee sata eld “ss ara | aes ate risrepey sobeprangee nl fo the revenues of the District of | guthorizes the Commisisners of the’ Dis-| a2, BE, Stem the Senate conferees had te- "St. | vantage of « front on twos ground, situated tn gala ¢ mn for the past week the gu , for tl d_ legitimate ex- = isted that this appropriation be taken from ES THREE spare worsen ow wim | “Here erie SoeThicdt the peneemer | Fane’ nae ‘' pecan Bese eae Mrs. U. T. Mills, 1222 8th" stroat northwest, will | Columb, fort Ee ye pee Pe] aorodsatilog a eek eek sen: | he, Sead nn wiki Gqpemmianes te Oe peice, $009. Toems NS way, eee. of sales thebalante fn caval ine of Prpepect seueane leave on Friday for Long Branch and New | Inent of such honorably discharged Union sol- | the excess of cost of the same abore the sasd District, while the fous conferees in- Ne Seeive months, with ia terest or or 2 at nage cd York city. Sho will return to herbome in| dicrs sailors and marines who served in ahe $10,000 to be assessed upon the property front- fisted" that the “sum bo taken °E SONS 08 EXCEEDINGLE Beonag te wit “Ke gs the property Swelling i | Feeinoreia nJ war of the rebellion as may attend as delegates | ing said stzeot and avenne; taid conrract to be | Solely from the District nevennes. ‘The eora- room end caller brick. with all | sold s¢ the r theriek and 2 fan tn “Boh Bo Sa oat yy Mrs. Hardie, wife of Mr. Robert Gordon Har- | or otherwise the twenty-sixth national encamp- | made payable and to be paid out of the money | Bittee likewise had been unable to upos abiy inossen on Pm. 2a i Te TaGuad e35th) st. orth Ih ‘ave, die of New York, is visiting her father and | ment of the Grand Army of the Republic, In | derived from the taxes Celiected. {the fam, the ‘fenate conferees EaBt aT 2 BALD ENG SG-TRE APOVE SATE 15 POSTPONED IN 00 . | nd rant Sieges north Wo fect ana extoadine back Sd | mother, Senator and Mrs. Cullom, for a fow ty of Washington, District of Columbia. |" On ameudments numbered 70 and 71 appro- | $300,000, while the House thought $75,000 sparence a! “ad until THURSDAY, JU: Truneliately th the, 20 fect front by GD feet ict | daya. MR. HENDERSON'S PROPOSED scusTITCTE. | priages $2,500, oo proposed by the Senate, in~ | errr forunce ah vietne chemhen *yeobakas B BY dec of the ‘Trustee. Be rf samy adjoining oe Geo. Haas, jr., of Capitol Hill has moved his} Mr. Henderson will make an earnest fight in| steal of $10, proposed by | the rence report wes Ghee efeptndl a: |on me ths f Mr. Allison the Senate v%¢ |family to his summer residence, Berkeley | the House over the Grand Army clause in the | Semate, for conderanation of streets, roads =e eee a - endment in regard to the Grand —— ele ee Heights, on,the Good Hope road. District appropriation Dill. He proposes to | 2nd, sllera, and authorizes the Cominission- yrriation and sake! = ferther com A rar 000. eg St eae an TasT eye pees pt Foe Tae Miss Jessie Clear of Le Droit Park left last as asubstitute for the clause the follow- | street n Back street and Tenleytown | = Mr. Allison, Mr. Dawer and Be. ibvse Wi ates fon a a eae torent a Tee of her ‘cont per enum, oF | evening for Marion, Oblo, whore aho will b the Focd s0 soon as the ground necessary therefor | Cockrell were appointed conferees on the part aire hoes Nes fork Pewabesbnne = lgtieer et iy *, Peay. fser, | She pure or tht Option bay the | Sheet of her sinter, Mrs. Bigolow. = ish file Eioasn nepohe Shope Mis Slangieamand | shall have been doused for that parpass or e Senate. B aie 5 aaee — ae Peay che eee tin aneriped oa — pa om ris ‘ml, Herman, accompanied by | t0 the amendment of the Senate numbered 144 | money to pay for such ground shall ‘have beon soncatinieinandin toenails Fe xL1S to al sho:t time, so your ash eae ew, and agree to the same with an amendment as | provided and paid into the treasury. SHOOTING STARS. Hela &as of hias FUTURE pays. Set ee YE a a nny eoriaa their grandson, Master Leon Strauss, are at the | ¢chiows: On amendments numbered 72 and 78 appro~ JRATCRIFFE, DARE & 00..Ancts..020 Paevo.n.w. | PASE: ted f neat a BS 2 NG of 8, whole. of $250, States, Atlantic City, for the summer. In lie of the matter proposed to be inserted | printes $110,000, instead of $108,000, 8 Pro-| Common scente—mnusk and onions, R SALE-A GOOD PIECE, oF EEE ices atmnnel tn a come a to ep tobe complied with, ater Mrs. I. L. Clear, scoompanied by her daugh- | py said amendment insert the following: sed by the House, and $115,000, as pr sty An SS0De AND REF ca baat Pus a, Eee ane ng ‘els ries oo i any oat of detain fer | ter, Jessie, and son, Master Charles, left yester-| For the proper and legitimate expenses | by the ‘Senate, for sprinkli weeping and Bonsrs, Forel voroug! sig * Succes anges all cour aris aie = day for an extended visit to western Ohio and | attonding reception and entertainment of | cleaning stroets, aventes and , and strikes The man who wears a flannel shirt sire AT MORNING. 3 2ULY'BECO Ah at ining about one st parchagar’s cod ceed Seat later to St. Louis, Mo. such honorably discharged Union soldiers, | out limitation proposed by the House of 244 Looks down on neglige, TER SS : Sima a of 91 : Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Cady sail for Europe Sat- | sailors, and marines who served in the war of | cents per 1,000 square yards for sweeping im- Until bis collar wilt and then Sew mae stan, ‘opuprate r P)UPOANGON Bas. aioe i tho rebellion as may attend, as delegates or | proved streets. 5 - Alarge: Ae ieoode engl urday on the City of Rome. They will make | It’s quite the other way. sesortmeng of H Sear & ch and punning | TRUeTEE'S gar HALPSTATE. | an extended tour of the British fale and the | Otherwise, the twenty-sixth national encamp-|! On amendment numbered 74 arproprintes ‘To pay storage, ARR PIAMO, stone, thence and c-and w.117% fo. in line wi BRING HOU! ee BES Ho, ‘ecutinanik: ment of the Grand Army of the yg ne 13,000, a8 proposed by the House, 2 ss ola se Made fy Marobat adh, NY, woridin the name | BHR yi Mic te eRe fs Col and Mrs. Henry have just returned from | 2° city of Washington, in the District | $19,000, ing to give your pastor « by the Senate, for the of Coltimbia, and attending the Dai | SIN oa peep ward of the yanty road with the above mention rel er fi | Boe ic’ Saat wa aunt a trip te Ocean City, having gone ae the guests tion for such reception and entertainment, | "On amendment numbered 75 strikes ont ap- | ate me weaRE 328-0 | at TWELVE O'CLOCK Min front of the sales susiee feo & SALE— UG D. 3. STERN, teulting pare grand Foegther with the Engines, Botlers, “Not exactly,” replied the member who has ‘thence, Waggaman, €100,000 or so much thereof as may.be neces- | propriation of $1,500 for lighting by means of | me ee rt —— RSES, SORES praores, waaows, | Satur} tiine redo Gaterion pains Aaay : Miss Le Burtto Shepard, who hae jast arrived | sary. Said sum shall be pald to and be dis- | fneandescent lamape streets outside the cities of | *ToUDle in keoping awake. “We will send him whee Sas 108 F ¥ oe of House kee; saa ey Mary 8. Jac! $8 per deed, in Bo vember from Tacoma, Wash., will eail for Europe with | bursed by the citizens’ executive committee of | Washington and Georgetown. away and take one ourselves. bg and H arr pine tutteamsston Big aod racorge is Shfer 771 tolls ‘58 one of ths her father July 9, and will visit France, Bel-| Washington having in charge uch reception | On amendment numbered 78 approprintes — : BN oy | Ste seoetaie land fecenis of the, District ot Columbia, together ium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland’ and |and ntertainment, ufder euch regula- | $100, as proposed by the Senate, inetead of £50, screstirte. Bieoogt “RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO., Aucta._ | "iiitbe tgp Pach, Fondue ta, two egaal pa a stria, ‘Mr. Shepard will lave his daughter | tions “as may be prescribed by the |@n proposed bs the House, for repair and rez hay diy Gn esa entigs R TCLIPFE, DABR & Ci neers. j-th ee ee Sears ly Bera ee in Vienna for two years to study music. Mrs. | Secretary of War, and the Secretary of | placement of public scales. vn nda gt ai STEAM TUG D. S “RTETSON FOR SALE BY-| the varchasers ape ong a a or a | Sever leaves the city with her two adopted | War is hereby authorized to grant On amenfments numbered 77, 78 and 7 very plain to see | a i sh, ag arisen. poet re: | daughters July 9 for the summer. mits for the use of any retervation or other | strikes out appropriations for rebuilding brig mI By all the earth the heat absorbs ono | FAVE NCR aAe ee we oa ne oF eee wea pects fiptec and phe Mins Stella Shelton of Huntingdon, W. Va, | Public space in the elty of Washington for par- el by Ge Sule os Sites: Fer Heasily might be, | Lie CGH EEE oy dere ae ES Atodn days or the aes sul be ran ‘std: | fn cash on ote rad | topping with the Misses Hutchinson of 1119 | P: — f STEA’ . fad | in we year frou the day core at hs deforrtd | Park place northeast, with any reunion of veteran soldiers fo be held | no “Would you like some garden hose?” said the chest, €40,000; JF a bridge across t | = @ purchases ness ait red f0 epee at the same time and which, in his opinion, will 01 jachinery, Rost Aathere, Cables, Chains’ Rigeine,’ tackle, “Apparels se ast pe io a = bearing faterest Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walker last night gave s | indict no serious of permanent snjury capon | © | clerk in the general supply atore. erpitareapd all ccber mecearite thereanio oppor: Paes rt se feth be of thn ctvenee ee Gaye sing tty party to thelr daughter, Mem{o, at their | such reserration or other public space. and the ! gtreot northwest, @50,000 And inser a pro-| “No, thanks,” was te answer: “I gin'rally go Siermecest 9 paTCLIPFE, DARR & CO. SHES? pation Toso Guicest; whee ‘coms dncte, of, lac | Gccriemcoacs ot aie eiteicct or Getennas | oa uiring’the ‘Washington and George | in barefooted to do my weedin’.” Jedo-ddas x —e-abds little friends were gathered. Some of the chil-| may designate for such purpose such streets town Railroad Company to repair the bri 7PUOMAS DOWLING & GON Aucta. cide: aw. | TADSTERS Bio xh, YAPDABEE QBRIOK | WV TEL BE SOLD AT PURUO A r it dren acteda little play during the evening. | and avenues in the Distriot as they may deem | across Rock creek at M ‘street horthwest at's 6,000 alter penta ‘abd Z houses tn rear, Pieraders Srsesch.... 18.000 373 1 Aart It ts now that a man goes to the country te Mr. and Mra. Walker and famfly leave tomor-| proper and necessary therofor. cost not exceeding $10.00. ~ row for Asbury Park, where hee have a cot- ‘The Conference Report. On amendments numbered §0 and 81 ap- ‘ind rest and quiet and comes directly home for tage. ‘The conference report fs a8 follows: ropriates $20,000, as proposed a the House, | the same purpose, Day, JULY EY | EXECUTORS SALE OF GROCERIES, HORSE, oe bays FM AT og RINE | que Orphans’ Court, District of Calmuabta, ou fume tse Rea ED. folie A0t iret ae of tie land records of es utp | A Twill for at’ nikcaaie. at the stare of sho Iazs be Din he written © TRGINTA, Ha - rat » 018 Aa ict of Oolwiubis, and att west Instead of 921.000, as proposed by the Senate, Rene ie | teats hetie cet ok do oe Op ABSESEMEN Mr. T. J, Young of Salt Lake City and Miss| pp, ase Ghktlss aitak tha Sinein ab Gio Ee au ine RRA TUT get be, com | PU pages PENI HR ea stu Renee Tore ured lat ore | conference cn the dining te of th we | terns ended, ee, owe a irre gtr gee ne 2 heour eve, Bidncing 3 Ai D- 183. a8 t the residence of the bride's parents, 1607 | é : : “I chould tay so. I blacked 2 feller's }9;000 Ties, comprising all the varictics of found fee lowing describ ng at = | the bill H. R. 6746, making appro-} priations for the aqueduct shall be available y - . District of Columbik, to wit: Thenort e 19th street. The brid rich ere man! eer wei ever g appro” | p' “a , tt demieimumnntedl | kota bir he d mires “eae a HAUL Hoe, Wit proce wectiea "io rarmase | petsems te. prvtae fete cpt of" | Se apna sober pay mae Thad to bak hi ALS RICT OF CO) A large number of friends were in attendance. | government of the District of Columbia for the SCHOOLS AXD SCHOOL TEACHERS. Foe Hore, Store Wage and Bases. By virtue of the ast will andtestament of Francis | & reception was held frov 8 to 20. fiscal year of 1893, submit the following writ-| On amendments numbered 82 and 88 strikes * J. J. WATERS, baa yg fruriea fhereot wit offer AGUAS public suctiea ia | Mr. and Mrs, B. Pickman Mann and Miss | ten statement in ‘explanation of the effect of | out appropriation of $900 proposed by the All jocundly at morning lee dee Ee a (BY OF JULN TOE ae TCE “LOCK | ‘Mann left for Rock Enon Springs today. the action agreed upon and recommended in | Senate for a clerk to the superintendent of He started out for work ints pees ann. rat Dart Yo WO in Hoteas saaltion to | Miss Lizzie E. Smith, daughter of Chief | the accompanying conference report, namely: schoola for the first six divisions, ‘Without a single warning REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL seternee es a | seu toeendch 0 feet seaaea stare fete | puter Smith of the navy, has returned to | O8 amendment numbered 1 provides, os | “On amendments numbered 84, 85, 86 and 8T Of horrors that might lurk; Asw. at TEN | $F the gption of the parcliaser. ‘Naeposl AY oy 8800 wi) oh Pept ED strcol from the southeast intersection | tho city from Old Point and will go to Rock ~ joe by — aor one two nomen (5 rovides for three public school ‘teachers at But soon it made him sick; it ad & | beregulred at tae of ale ME Bieter ot ale yt and with toe, gout linnof West (Py street | Enon Springs for tho summer. $Sopjeach, instead of $818 each , as proposed by | E7400 each, instead of at 61,200 cach. From bad to awful grew, _$e28-ta. thts ae asnee Fapadvare, Pench | sale ahctgivtess Feserve the IeerdceAeiPRR, | St font aad Girne warts 88 feet ths Sexinniaw | The Longfellow Literary and Debating So-|""Gn amendments numbered 2 and $ ap-| goa cmeniment ie eee ‘This “How do you like the ticket? 308 SAL E_I3TH St Plate Mirrors, ati eat a, | Sezer Se ersrap tg mid cee atthe risk and | ith the tioprovemontsthereon, consisting of S-roora | ofety gave a pleasant "bus party to Cabin John’s | proprintes, as proposed by the Senate, for ono — T FWELVE cost of the areas 1} “conveyancing 816,000, as proposed by the Houdh for materiel Is it hot enough for you?” PEORIA TE fag OL oceaway, ee Sot rording st a th Parchtee Oe saied (tensa canbe lane in en bridge yesterday. The party, chaperoned by | udditional’ assistant inspector of plumbing at | = ‘Harness, eeeeer, snatallmante st one and tee. tena ete ne | Prof. and Mrs. Foerts¢h and Mise Lanman, con- | $1,000. and apparatus for instruction in manual From every side he met it ager Dayton. Surrej, | Kensinet AM W. -) Trustees, 5 9 pessences ‘om Kons HEN Monnaxe Ber" nin, ‘Dayable we {annually secured | sisted of Misses Mary and Grace Stone, Josie| — 0: t be: 4 riates, | tried wie exomawan, von tar | SoS” LMTMATE NU, snetomer._| Wea er EOP Si a waaren. | voce ara pemline Sak aca ea Focruch, Marg Welch, ‘Eis Lament | a propned hy the Haase far Hci | 2 amendment oe ag r_0 CHANG = eee, i 4 te, Kate a a Luis ext, } ric wterert? = im tho tty, HOMAS DOWLING & BON, Aucts.. O12 Bat. a6. | 1. GNCANGON BROS, Auch aad Dow aw | ENE od ofall conveyancing apd tecrdine a) Tatebay Monee at , Sei Hone | | at the tale of €2800 per elena Fret chee np meer} ope And he found it at the lodge, E y | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED SALE QF VAL AULD Gh IN areas y Executor snd Hirustse, | burg, Charles Lansdale, Edward Lawton, Will | of for the entire fiscal year 1899, as proposed Gaunt ake oc ror : Once as lively as a cricket, PROPERTY SITUATED OX EIGHTH BETWEEN nai LO SROTED BEE pepe pate AND | 3e27-ARda 006 Mot. nw. | Hurley. A. P. Gillen, Charles and Arthur Lan- by the Senate. On amendment numbered 94 requires for wreck, and it is due yion-snady ‘owns| P AND Q STREETS, BEING NUMBER 1513| ¢V"SUE 4 ENTEETU STREET. NOUS man, Milton White snd Martin Jacobson. On amendinents numbered 6,7, 8, 9,10. 11, | commissioner of education to examine and re- So oRoe do ports eo ake altby ; Bear the fe: EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST. De der vd 1 ps, virtue of is decree of the Surreme FOR SALE—LOTS. Charles 0. Doten, well known among the | 12 and 13 transfers, as proposed ‘by the Senate, | Com"seon on the first day of its next Is & hot enough for you?” a pa {Sic Sy | 4 By victuaot a dned of trust dated June 22,180, and i the District of Coltup a, rendered Tith Jane, = —=======| printing fraternity of Washington, and Miss | from the collector's office to the assessor's office, | POT to Cong to the organization’ efficiency, Batra mitnmminmemeominied (Cy nn ae enter ot Comelia 2" siete |e eee ee evening at | t¥ clerks at $1,400 each and one clerk at | methods and cost of the schools of the District, = SASS mtu the taty se ‘wo the undersivned trastaos wi $1,200, and strikes out increase proposed by the | aT THE RIVER FRONT. oe rtiee wd eras aig, rea ey Sead iran at tee preuiees aa S 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the | and appropriates $500 to pay him for that WEDS CO. aes eT FIVE moocRB. ste LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Fesidence of the bride's parent, No. 27 K atroet | Setate of one clerk, and bank mesenger at seryica ae est bitder, Tot thirty-fom- (34) 0 ri heast, by Rev, York. Robt. B. Smythe ector’s office. ADDITIONAL POLICEMER. 4 - 4 - | MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF ONE OB MORE | Nort! y iy’ Barge Rose, Baltimore, Capt. Gring, from Raltimera, tah boaecs ton Ge eee marae ec rie ; a fren. iision i wecesded tn ae ‘AORES acted as groomsman and Miss Josie McCarthy on. eee ee Ree ae cas | Onnmrendments nambered 05,9, 0t, 88 ont] ua beeso en ke poe ee atrect by u donk of OS feos att tice of the sur. AND as bridesmaid. Over one hundred guesta were | OUt increase y we of one 99 inten, by Go On for Slertaitncan teaming eteadacs mak ont abla. eons the poe... aguas present. Many handsome gifts from friends | Clerk at $1,000 in the auditor's office. appropriates, us proposed by nate, : Bape Brick al aan tewnee priaged br — provements therepa ss decree | / pet and relatives were bestowed upon the bride, | On amendments numbered 16, 17, 13 and 19: fifteen additional policemen at $900 each ‘and | 82" : OSTORY BRICK DWELLING | one and Sissies, with inieceat, scoured U PS {| are ga follows: shir of herarche mey tobe PALISADES OF THE POTOMAQ, Quite a number accompanied the bride and | Strikes out increase proposed by the Senate of | three additional drivers of pairol wagons at gon. New Hiesen, "Gun, ais iS Se Taps, | Sasi on the property, or aiscuah at the eption vf the | Ta tp cash aud ata anaw Freq yo CONDUIT BOAD.— groom to the railway station, where they left | one clerk an stenographer ‘at $1,000 and ono | 360 each, und appropriates $16,150 instead of | | Seas Sate any ao icin < Mie vt taenronp.1307F wea. oe ‘snd conveyanclag st paschassr’s | wide tered, a nix per cont ber Gn the 11:30 train for the Blue Ridge moun. | General inspector of streets nt 61,500. in the $16,000 as proposed by the House, and §17.500 ake, un oficial fe w. rabte TERMS IN uvaay < oAse TO SUIT THE PUR-| tains. The honeymoon will extend to the ist | ngineer’s office, and appropriates for one addi- us propose the Senate for the ew STORY t BRICK ‘beth of August, when Mr. and Mrs, Doten will be at | tional inspoctor of lainps at $900, as proposed | extensor of the police department. i “handsomely, deco. aaa hase shone a te 107s FudM #900 UPWARD, home to receive friends at No. S18 New York | Dy the Senate. Bn eticnaments norbered 100, 101 and 102 aE SS Rate, DARI & 60.; Antone up pike te ‘an ‘daye fe See eet ne NEenRAG Sie Manin Aer ow pena avenue northwest. SALARIES INSTEAD OF FEES. appropriates, aa propoved by the fenate, e100 lace and price apriyto | TRUSTEES’ SALE IMPROVED LAND Ix) Peso ieee aes from the purl ra ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY ‘The marriage of Miss Jennie Cassin, daughter} On amendments numbered 20 and 27 fixes ors on company from - 7 beaten rom, D. in6. $0)" mee hn ise = Cea oF THE pawns PAcBERT NPA Au { purchasers ct : LEONTOR. ‘cording 6 | “THOSE PURCHAMINO NOW alle SURE 70 nz. | of the Into Dr. Josoph R. Caasin, to Mr. Wm. K, | the compensation of the register of wills, to | Of January next, cian faite | Bares & z< aLize HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR Mitchell took place at 8 o'clock’ last eens ~ take effect after December 31 next, at 63,600, | for a now fire engine end heme and lot for the TURE. the residence of ride, corner of 16th atree For pl plate ing further information sppiy [and Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant. The instead of $9,000, as proposed by the House, | On amendment numbered 103 ng nb aire] Tittus of serorded in Tiber 113 of the land THOMAS P. WooDW4} Seooete of the Diseric vt Co lumpia. anc ist the written The creditors of Samuo Company® 0 1d $4,000, us propo-ed by the Senate, and ai » House, | Sopris Mary Ou at on [416 v at. ani Prop: | £8,000, as proposed by the — so Sactlow, in frontuf the pregives vy TUES: | notifed to fie thelr clatu —— = Pens kod Bowens Tusecorated with vines, | thorizes tho register of ‘wills to designate an | $15,000, aa proposed bY the Senate, for ronri{| pine wood, "Stn TWELFTH UPAE oor ret A.D. | oF8 therefor, wigb court within thirty = pa ther Ryan. ‘The bride's sider, | €™Ploye in his office, who shall be paid not 6x- | supplies for the telegraph and telephone service, tis 4B; | Gosdave kom tase FOR SALE—MISCELLAN EOUS | formed by Father Ryan, ‘The bride's sister, | ceeding €1,500 per annum out of the fees of his O: dinents \bered 104, 105, 106, 107 | divided peat eet, taatetn thers | BENS. ¥'LironToN, : Miss Mary Cassin, was maid of honor, and wore | Ofice, fo act as depaty register of wills, and Soh seletiay bo Sek Bee’ heart : ae | Mbthdee en OES, ted catigueeak Basston ie ir in pectect | SOR hse wes res On amendments numbered 28 and 36 fixes | strikes at portion fo ngrectore af guten bP ; — senate vi eae welds Price @) ny nee Box 45, the compensation of the recorder of deeds, to | at 900 jel Senate: appro- PAtouirre, i DARE &CO., style, and trimmed with lace. The bride's take effect after December 31 next, at $4,000 | priates 7) a aagee ‘as thea by the hee: | POR Site—or OWNER Ti BICYCLE, | brother. Dr. Stephen B. Cassin, gave her hand | per annum, as proposed by the Senate, instead Pte" for «ch labora’ for food | THREES ORDERANE AS s ANT BUN AS ENT T is es An frstclae condition SEER | in marringe. Mr. Chas, Mitchell attended his | Of 93,600, a« propened by ihe House. aud litaits | inapection: appropriates 62. As | TRENTH AND M STRERIS NORTHWEST, | DEM. Stas ome eet eaey terms Addrees brother as best man. At the conclusion of the | the salary of the deputy recorder of deeds to the Se i om, COUR TAINING ELEVEN RuOM! HALF Va ceremony a bountiful repast was served in-the | $1,890 per annum, to be paid out of the fees of kf t 3 a ry ud by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Fee, (BAI 1 ALF VAI dining room. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell left ona 7 “a Court of the District of Gols bia, re: in equity yacht wit furniture, tac le | his office. Fon ee said | cause No. ISTO, wherein itedeld Mckinley was for real estate. “Apply late train for an extended ‘northern trip. Upon} On amendment numbered 87 appropriates Rae PER Ny cog. 0. 27. 2 | Saleen tes leer Seas aot ong) their return they will spend the remainder of | 8,000, as proposed by the Sonate, instead of | ese Sigved WidGHt £ 87. aod bectnntig © id take the x thoeummer with the bride's mother, Mrs. A. E. 2.500, as proposed by the House, for 6 = ind repping thence | — = tho autumn go to housekeeping | of the superintendent of charities. arene, wrace ‘ith ithe i iitihrwet | Ll street On amendment numbered 40 appropriates! On amcndments numbered 169 and 110, of sald avenue ug Hh foes hance | NA| The marriage of Miss Cherry Mary Anna- | $24,000, as proposed by the House, insiead of | proprintos £6,000 instead of €8. 400, ws ori | % impeoved ‘by ‘exceliet =a bella Siddons, daughter of the lute Prof. J. H. | €25,000, as proposed by the Senate, for con- | by te Senate, and -oposed by the “3 de eeecnens seniue 13 Siddons and Mrs. Mary A. Siddons, to Mr. | tingent expenses of the government of the Dis- | House, for witness Raa ty Folie Court, fn two ea aal inetallmenta, at an { A TO 6634 ST. NE. SIX 3 bay window Bric | Fe SALE-TWO TENTS FOR CAMPING OUT, oon Fates hospital sizo, andone 72ke. Incuire at be oaeer ies ism ee the spread of scartet eres 9:50 can 138, City PY baian-e CLE— Be Smith Roll ft Fredericksburg, which | trict of Columbin. On dent numbered 111, load 1,700 barrels for West Bank. Seavs ssenthn, whi Dtecent freee ten ey rer ; ees Rte Bee: oe | pon to leivovacsan pascal "Grece Erlscopal | On smondment mumbered 41 strikes out ap- (une ppens te Oe Ls Lanktord, Cristeld, Ma., Capt. Evans, to Neocomdce, ‘the purchaser ok : iy sah. Address B. K., Star ee Grurch in Goeth Waltons, Hote eee Per- | propriation of $100, yy the Senate for pp sane wg esr iet, f Sanders, to Eo FOR DESTRABLT tune of sales All conveyance: Snvouced stp ale, bes -EESH OWS) FROM ALFRED | formed-quite privately ut_ the residence of the of the attorney's sat! Ere oe, 10 Chiccasuxen creek ph AR Sy aser'scoxt. Terms of sale ie, torme of sale, a6 prescribed by the decree, aro parce stock farm; « coed bargain for a {az ina bride's mother, 409 Florida avenue —— yeiar gathered acts. ropt Capt. Louis Seott, to jo Wade gag pag gt Ct Qupfhlnd‘of ite rmichats non may to be pol, eam Feed Doalern =e wee 4620-20" * Tuesday, at 18 grelock, owing to the illness| On amendment numbered 42 provides | for a bathing beach. Benjamin Vauctn, Cart, ng EW, FURGANE AND FHOROCG: GREE ss EEBSON 7 CUE, ceaed Wee Sosd ed Crash nate aes ae 1d, or a EAE POUNa esas MEME | Strat the rite, T's and Mires Hollow |&Mt whoever, not being a Senator or| 07 amen reining to the Wadhington ae ae Yroquon, oe disease i eS, er rte _s80-ahds FERDINAND ScHikipr,} Trustees. Gibb ay it ppten of the, purcteser. X dopoait of Set: | Si ee toc te ee ‘York. ” | Beprosextative in Congress, intends to present | sirius out increas Proposed. by the Renate of | Eepoongr, Trumtal AEi = USTRES SALE, OU RALUARLE TEAL BS- | Cetin races coete ine Gee ete omeeg | FOR SALEOTHE YALE [8 THE ONLY 4S to Cor a bill for an actof or | one overseer at $600, fone watchtuan at @908 an ronee ‘ee oe T? 1 Mi Px By LE gAe SaRttRe ah purchaner cont, ‘tne terms to va romplied | WOR, SALES an Be. toe ae A large number of ladies and gentlemen, ngress one | SoNty Se ek cana oe tee perce remeetea co eget ais a: BIS, _,_| friends of Mr. Geo. Whyte Albright and Miss | form slteration OF extension of the charter | tho increase 4m Spee ye efron Thos Paes esr vae sein stsieg estaba oa rast Brodays pte AE hatin lin nome owe | 9 on Florine Auguste Austin, at Miss | Cfo or ter ay spe aa De-| Sea scot ay io eae one ef 33 abn "Centkabank. and ite and duly veered eee RR a Cha FoR, Fert rat ab eg a xO¥E EULI- | Austin’s home—No. 208d street uot ‘Tuce- | trict, shall give aa ae strikes out « of 93,800 prop. rs coup, se20-20845 ais bdiat ne Gn tertver can be soem ai | day evening to witnoes their wedding. The offel.| Iorta ts Osby of the bill at cat mee Penk | ee eat renewing and the ag bs fds OB. Lhe & axaay re boat bets vais on hart ie ating clergyman was a member of the House of | lsbing a copy of the bill at least o wo. | phombing Tragtee anued th east deed op coast will mene | pied 470 F ot. s.w. Fak aie ea ede tbe woadioe lished in the District of Din, the ladt of ; pasten Fe Bow gt fas pee oeyengs 0 he tpen- | rnusrere sale OF WILLARDS ve. | Fa EE SMILE, WOOBER | pact wert held by he Misses Mary ‘and Elis | 2 publications to be at least fourteen days ol o AND WILLARD'S HALL, IN TH for peel Purposes. Wa Prior to the of such bill. Pas usenet Cr ay eg erry oF) bie SHERGRee Sen Be Sol eee Soret secs male et ng it numbered 43 fay ay aro ye re BICYCLE, | Parlors more than o1 Padi EG $5,500 a oreeees yy the ate of Virgins, couponiy $ Hag aeapaned pat Bron Farm.” y, Van. ont at of Coit - Tint, mire or stead of $1,000 as by the House, to eae ree EE ml ae tone le tbe Korecat fw Rot ‘the lato Sard arrears taxes on a ‘Onamendments numbered 46,47, 48, 49,50, of sles em t the rarchase sane 51 and 52 appropriates £270,000 instead of seers ar rescal $200,090, as proposed by the House, and sa sie ae tor boar titerset | fee $400,000, os by the Senate, for per ann dowd. work ou and a with Soqeae Fencing yt thoeceot var the" prorsions. hab the ‘treats and_ are. wT ‘wit ts ‘completed ‘order in which Fe ae = eS ae od ia Pe ed Bey appear inthe schedule submitted in the jour: —_——_—___#=" ie te, “SELCHALY: "rrustes. the cos of ‘ree ae eee, ate Pte “Essie : Dc. town shall be charged to the Georgetown and Bela JPUXCANON BROS. pens ie aw. ‘Ou ‘amendment ¥) appropriates ow ts the time to Sd - a7 he ate 24,000, as proposed by the House, of ease eure P TOU: DORIS Ah OF SWAT SURRE | Se tubalvstons ckdae of Washington cod losrgs | Sed of 20, x propenedby the Howe, ot Sean ears fos pe Se SE, * > nieve and ‘Washington and sk Sees conececma ey Seo menen Sore, se OTEY SF FIVE OCLICK: es wid town. . propored by the Senate for | ore ne teteiag On smendmtnt oumbered 94, trike ont up| 94.002, prapowed, by, the, Senate for racon ta Ri tion Industrial Home School: aA ae pe frets me ole forthe ertandon | for oe of buildings | — ofa it over afl that te ‘noo! Taso a ene eto placed to gee sithtn the | Coed Dy tus Unites Slabe and 6s be easeeed of the. cities of Washington and George- ‘the by ‘the of the i i fe i F i £ all