Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1892, Page 3

FOR SAT .E.—HOUSES._ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Valet) _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALES. “D. ©, TUESDAY’ JULY 12, 1892. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGA Pptorerty | ine fe spaet in gerd iain, Vivo. Sear date. Per cont: iat | Fe BA OM HOUSE: Fesige oy or ene iS "Es00, cash, pal Brica Rouse. 6ro0 arly or — 2 rent "SIZE OF LOT jance on long time payments, “PAAR GTS Neer = re 5 Evy near i ji 7, and bath LOVED Meaty ba thet ved oe at and | ite eacebeie ns siesie ot Two brickson B st. Be. (a AS s ig those two writ 4 ee a ee eee ag | BbWalip a i oe See te, Gear W, Talbert 3 z W RESIDENCE AT | DA : 1 tea tert iow pene, Gi Pat wes built by the | LOR “i 3 SNAL BARGAT ain Bgok shone c ey sorters | ‘Kale re offer 0 ea wilt a jalltt Teter best | a took, ais madly ice. Ky base con, | A a aroun rt SS ee eit an | yy eR BRE «8S. Mess f Sec 2 pate he Sea te yet ate ae A | ISR vite: tee Bave room, cellar, wasli roots lot S116; key at | Jp! pete A x ity — savond ring 8 ame 5 q AVE. BA z “istierss ae" soit Baa WahMaa iy celal: | eemouyeteg ner net tape Barthel cao see i ye | San Ferien: eases path eae ne See ‘aimee with DAVID D. STONE, 805 F st. nw. | cash ix i, balagee Bonin Sa pot OR SALF—PRICE, 94.900_TIHIg I8 VERY | nt, Bye PRD & CO, Sanagees vies “Tos po Die shew fpr a well buliftres houge on Hw nn neat | Bott ta paemes F pe oa Shepeehis SES it SALE-FWO HANDSOME eae 30 rai an Say 8 con | Bee Ne a DAVID D. STONK, 806 F st. n.¥. fret Sache? Govan pe "a now ber-wig: | snd — raps le ger i SALE_-NEW HOUSE, 1107 6TH ST. N.W.;| SOT! tg ae eh —— tat per = — rine > 4. OF S mores “and boo bulldiiar, cellar ander whole | Fre "al et mantele, letteie ie gee | 8 he purchaser, °K deposit’ of hoger. furnac: head, jarae Ice Highs apraraton rr ie ant cee in ime convey it AUD. Ses Of F st. new. _| thes very ee ans daa eittee ugguasers coe, Terai, of sale 1B SALE $6,500 SES “A WELL-LOCATED | ES eS as: ae Biean Ln ging oh i Fine la wists provebly the ‘tmost desirable So. al Stutha fin tien on Capito: Ful. only one square fol: pew bar iced i Boas eeat savored. NIB b. For sue AVERY CHEAP eS ie oran si. bay-window brick meiy ining room. Kitchen # quick Luger can at a bargain, rice asket, 87, ‘oF Sale A nfne-Foo} near 16th; bath and c It JOR SALE A ee ‘the Cepi- fi a Sided rooms. parlor. | | urthes ee WE pand cellar: Jot 19. 6x96 | Saal Bt neindow brick cn 'T st. Foe 8b ALE SIC a HOME cel tie, 500. no [DP D. STONE, 806 F st. ED, HOME ON 8TH ‘indow brick ; two stories and p HTONE, $00 Ft: nw. mod haps, fare ot to Fe percege Price only | Snce 885 per month, _3yO-3t aE Se otb aioe ‘2 tiory Crpoom brik: Mh} $5,500. “Herins, $500 EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, | 608 F THIS EVENING. TONIGHT, 611 PA. AVE.— Acacia Ge Dost nts ‘Revolvers trom fork Pawnl ‘Association: my20<3m_ FUTURE DAYS. EE) SINGER, au TASHINGTON 8. Be oP Baad a0 »R SALE 83.700 WILL BUY A SELESbID o POR SAi PRICE. st. no. near H:; all med. Pitney brick prem irick fronts, Bical a 7 ftw ar rises as PEREMPTORY SALE OR A CAR LOAD OF HORSES, . ns em st. 8. : ERD! EM, wil AY MORNIN Damon terD DRE OWE. soo F et STERDAY & HALDEMAS.”” are penne ee 3 Tk uk ¥ALE—A DECIDED (BARGAIN AT B, SALE-ONEY $300 CASH. BALANCE. $35 | shippes shipped ders, by Mt oir ion f site: a pda ti ON aes 63 Fe EE MR that Beinaiio me iefog gee | Aas Bw teh fee ia cellar; @ lance rooms and ig Shei a Sliey* rice, 63.200 7" °° zs even at nope hoes ge bien bider. "4 The at Davin D aah SEistenpar & oe ay tention, sonal t Fs Sheer iar he: TE RORER Bone Et £ ement honses E oe ang ahh st si new, containing six and, seven rooms, | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE bath. very handsou * IN THE Popp ks OF ee ASEINGZON, i. D.C. Oth sts: ae Sant cance eH cryelat chanda lect: | _Biy virrure of «deed of trust daged October 30, 100, eaatnet mantels, Tog shout 22x80 to | be ‘gating tates a we | receded In “ber wea ABS, st neg: one of the | the ment is Arst-claes 3 jam’ if D: a? 2 Felsecteape emn apa ge samuall cesb pay- regueet of the -necured thereby, we wil offer Jon SALE—BURINESS s PROPERTY, 77H St: | Neropal Mutu at sie grand, Lon Association of BS SERGE POR ULE ne front: d0UD AE Sie Bess SCOR Win PROP. ba a ; Managers, © | at peter ie O'CLOCK fea a of lot No: ERTY ; rent, 950 per mo. — tract of lani ruckokd's Delis OS BONALDSON. te F st. aw. SAL E_ONE OF THE Got a EBT. | eee coda at thet ote fo, ‘vate residences im the city, near S Ws Te sek Bet. uw. gve-and 17th se. nw. : new Daj-window eat eae cee wedatonce.” apkey | curtinn ‘ett then ‘ball andacu, OTygome and bade: Neewelra | Conde ta Liter i, Sy1zer \ ti Ghangeltery ‘electric cite wale ‘and gas | Feoords. Said pal —- OR SALE~LOVELY GOMES IN iting.” tpeat apeakinie im natural | CORE UOUR,, abu crenbreed oe ae = sl wad bath to 12 roots ak every. modern kaproverent and conve- " x a matte sgl foodern wenicnces’ | nisnce of « irwi-cluan Nouse De seen to be appre. | Sbdcontainins 25 iiiacres ofan. seb nt fon orded, Lewis 1930 F st ciated. “For priceand terms appl « oo, Shepherd. folio 142. '50O Terms of sale: One-third of the Comes money in é a } Spe SSS= Sears reopectively: fiom the tae of sale The = aay MONTH- QOR SALE_F ST. BE’ A Ww... om the day of le. @ pur- pon Sg eitine'in naproving ne. Scar ines: eS Delck. renting af $20 per month; Taras | Ehacer's otes tobe elven for the defected payments, Grooms and bath finished nal wood and statne lot; price for a few days, 83 Se str bearing interest from Tse Sper sent D. LTON LEWIS, 1°33 F st. 1° BUCAS & BU rr _ P able semi-annually. Bre ‘tan doll a ESTORS_NEAT O- | 170-3 ; ape mot emnplied with iin in aaa rece tks horhood ne. renting. | POR GALE, ST. RET. 1ST SD 2 aerot Soule the right to resell at ay ‘Ser wanted. bargain to. 2 tng sory ap gue nggessurine howpe: | the rink and coe af the defaulting me in format fro FULTON EWES: Tiss F st. with mod. imps. ; lot 1 7-534 to alles se we fom | out eal oo mes. 5 1ot UGA & BUTE cake JOR SALE_INDU a payers, on! Taree v Ft terly Fone: asi frou! cl Dou SALE_MT good valnes. Snuc G-root front cellar oreh: 82.300 reeling, with WOR SaLE-NEW and 643 G n.«, Taw or 2i0 En ©. R SALI brick dwelling wit handsor pered, and great ba terns. JOR SALE BUSIN st. LW. near G st., opposite the new oR SALE ‘S29, lo aa. LE ATH Soa St 300, in Green, SALE NEAR COVERNNENT PRINTING indow bet PLEASANT EXCEPTIONALLY lot 174x10 front: lot 202100; f2 rooms. Inquire 0) 900 D ST. ¥. T. BR. BROOKS. 616 12th st. nw. Jy12-6t D. as alley; one of the choicest sites for DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. NEW SIX_ROOM BAY_WINDOW 84.900, ne. bath and amt A lovely tittle bonis 23,500; terms to sult. A small brick in Le EMENT TO MT. PLEASANT | oh pane Calas aa | si cast, payment, balance quar | fEa QE | gant location: only 831. ont FULTON Lewis T it 3ear nd cellar cottage, with | D nents. Six-room and atte and Vian, front ‘Parkin: | ‘and bath: corner: | Beautiful 20-room | 8. | eabdcash balance to sult Jy93t HOUSE 2 . N we: sy12 And SEW TWO-STORY hall modern improvements; nice home, food tnvestmen _ For Sale—New. pretty. sir Shee, pets Sate resins at $4.500 each; on easy ‘adestrable piece of e. ss raopenry ox jira | “Hee ee |e ‘sacrifice contains 27 D D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY, | tores renting for #205 a month nw grinds $7.50, in me, besutifull on 7th st. near Kendal por: SALE-8300° CASH, BALANCE #20 month, for one of those. six-room, frames on Lath ait“ DEGANE BUTLER JO SALE—7TH ST. NEAR DS.E., SIX ‘ath and cellar: handsomely papered and all mod. lot 17x124 to alley; price, $5,000; terms, 500; worth $6, {tein investment ; terms to suit; large front yards Jote run back tonice paved ey Zz. DUGAN & BUTLER, 09 F Fo? S4te-ex 1 STARGARDTER, 3 Te bag-window brick. *Sestory ‘bath and cellar; ‘20280, within two squares sot government print of- in Darrain at pa re on K st. s.w. nt 900 per touth; will be ERR Property, and a rchaee as Eee a | FORSALE-NEW. ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY ‘moder dwellini in fashionable center northwest ; ass ied ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF GOODS IN PREMISES CORNER OF SEVENTH AND H STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS THE FAIR, AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH, AT TEN A.M. CONSISTING IN PART OF GLASS, CHINA AND CROCKERY WARE OF ALL KINDS; TIN AND WOODEN WARE, TOYS OF ALL KINDS, ETC. UPWARD OF 1,000 LOTS OF SHELVING, SHOW CASES, WALL CASES, TABLES, OF- lot Tsigxss to “T2¥oot' ues: house. nicely papered | FICE FIXTURES, AWNING, MOSLER IRON Pxarshout: within, two square of H st. carsand| SAFE, DELIVERY WAGON, UNEXPIRED negdice; pricocaly & poy oy weds LEASE OF EIGHT YEARS. front, G20 Acker st. n.c. :6 rooms dy12 3t 8. SUGENHEIMER, Assignee. Pye rns vory recipes cae * er 3 Splenatd story ryand basement bay-win- | VALTER B. WILL & CO., Auctioneers. Sep at oe ret ghia orn | ghetaak eee aear ores bats | WW TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO ADJOINING TRACTS OF LAND, CONTAINING ABOUT FIFTY-NINE ig IMPROV VED BY A DWELLING HOUSE AND SITUATE ON BLADE! EROS cabot UNITED STATES REFOR! irty deed of trust, oy HEEHe, Of a lead of trust, dated 8 ENS a] folio ofthe }qnd recone T Tutnbia, ana’ rae ee Be Ne 8 folio Boa ek seq... one of the Iand records for times George's county, Md., and at request of | Party os thereby ‘We will'sell at public auction on T! CRaDay JUN THIRTIE’ 1802, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., in front of oron"the premises, about fifty-four acres lying in said District and about five acres lying in said. — beim any of « tract of land known as Barba- does and enlarged and as described by metes a rn of trast and as descril by to Harrictte Isabella act Sierras Ae ee at ag . frame dwelling house. "barbs those Drott ‘Park. $4,730, with m. i some Tolldapted Yor entertating: Price $3 O00 ers othe land te sala the land in said count; ous in tie park cheap, os, bargains look, forthe | Seommpdating: TYLEL £ MULERAPORD. | wil tose eas Dirict and Agta mae jyoim | _ melas" rerms of Suetnira cash, balance in one oa a ee -| pou _ SALE-NORTHEAST—aIx— Sade yo yer ett eatin Pr near Sah, Se., store, frame, et pom. 4.000 | Fa opp eae modern improve Sper ath A. ay of sal. dea dot trust on ‘on proterty sold. or a bine. ead cl fas cosh. at the o1 "$60 cagh on Ton nner teen Be sara 6.000 | 3 NBO oom’. 1090 Fst. "| shout five acres Iyine inteald county Sid #380 cash ea Pose me peas Bs Froomag and cellge. w'mcit-* B.NG | POR SALE #00 CASH AND #20 MONTMLY_A | land abut Afty-four_acres in said District mst be Ene near 7th, Gre and bath, cellar. emi 5.100 | Bnew six-room Frame Cottage. all modern tin- | paldat time of sale. Cone ‘and recording at WAT! eremgen ie lot SOzIO feet; only one more, left. | purchaser'scost. , Terms of sale be com with sO Bice Si.sb0."* GORDON & BRO., Owners, oe Fst JOR SALE Douses in netehborh qungble Price, 34,00 Wot. 5. JOR SALE_No. 1 idence "He pital, 3D ft sro: 000. he thi Stoo he JyOsr mm m6 im Eckings site aly, Boor, Atlan 5 s cK He | separate. Foe SALE - TWO, SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES hee hives the er SAUNDERS & Cu., EMERSON & CAHILL, @23. Bw. bet. eh a MERSON & CAHILL. 623 Est. nw EMERSON & NEW GROOM HOUSE cars aud in good Pome | 34g snd S44 M vt cb, never Lie. INVESTMENT NEAK PROV- | S rooms: 20-feet-front brick ; | YZ ts i Eo fxg oases that will | Ee Ret. bh. mt nth that #3, 600 will bay : ONE CaWILY- Oise aw. | S0., PRAME HOUSE WITH | 1 ao" smidis ded tate 15 building | ground all round held at $1) ing for an nvestor or builder. me, ANT COR HOUSE; EVERY Tights in house ans im 0 CASH AND $1,000 IN ments will bay most desirable Queen and bath Jot MT). AHILL large plazza; on ONVEN ‘4 rooins . Je2Rta, thsim R SALE. ‘A GRE T Property tne. be dwellings, on Hist. ms tatoing lance store room, | an? oom ant bathe high. with press-brick fro 70:5%0 | | in "the sam | Bopportans now completed aml ready eal highest polnt in city, furnace beat wv Band Es $2,000 sah rent, ma i, aie. 500 Store. and” dw. ¥601 500) 3d st se, bh, Gr.....5,700 RTHEAST. few days at the same price as LN securing a first-class hom: ‘fast east of ‘New. Jessey, SEVERAL ATIRACTIVE New | 2 = of Lincoln Park at very rea- | FOR SALE— HOUSES — OO ancl upward: In good locations, NORTHWEST. TOT Pst mew. Sy@St 1439 20m st, Dy OWNE! BARGAIN IN BUSI ESS sutiful stores, with overhead | be a 11th and 12th, con- piate-class windows, stories with, hi use are, is. gd can to bougl ico a4 S-story houses Reizhborhocd. Appi to owne eRtiaatt- batidine, ssid uF ooeupsney. aa oR SALE_OR WILL {OK SALF — SEVEN-ROOM BRICK, .11TH ST. ed OF eee Webra Pod tug ty sv 2 82,000. A su A beautiful frame cottag 30% i 2 ce bath are ius SALE-TWO BRICKS. FIVE ROOMS: — Pa Miter. caus. on G Free HE De n-stone and } ‘Good investment por sO OR SALE Ci aS Brick aywitow house; a ui; ut 1s feet front, st. pear lat n pOK O. W. WHITE. 930 F st. now. ie LEA TWO-STORY 7-ROOM cK Bows, dearably Jocsted near the city and Barre Pitutew walk from Ht station. Tot axa he Ge Terms. "G2 cash. balance $25 per moat Ses oe. AY & HALDEMAN, iO 2 aot. ALE Te FE ets DUG. Fo SALI FLORIDA AVE. NEAR 14TH ST. = Uhxs0 to alley. DUGAN & BUTLER, 600 F st. n.w. SALE—DELAWA’ 3 a WARE AVE. NEAR K ST, NE Fa: Fests ees ag 1.30) each; bargain. , how rented and payihe 10 per ce i asant houne EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN SALE—IN LE DROIT PARK, 7 came f COF: Says; bath aud cellar; lot Stx10s seven-room press-brick -window house modsrs Paprovemente. Price, st_se.; rent, 810: Wo! « WP To. Quick puvEn, wew | Sed stale 39,000 Westirichtormer heumcait et | Bow Pauling fence. Thin ‘Tersus eam eh see IS PSIRABLY | balance, $20 per mon? Fe aly $6,300 WHITE, 990 Pst nw. NINE-ROOM PRESS- = ST. NEAR wrnetath AVE. Price, $5,000. Offer AN & BUTLER, 609 F st. 2. beth ser000. Terms ‘Takoma springs: large be! foot of oe inclosed property must be seen to F2 SALE (WEST W WASHINGTON Polar ‘st, 2 fr cot. nd Gr, 1613 ath Next to ‘Three story and concrete col- ‘S eakinz tubes: | branti‘ul mantels’ and tiling. bath rows an Jan on premises. Rirety ten days fro; of sale, else trustees reserve right #0 repel at Fak aud cont of purchaser iy defautt,ofler rv advertisement of suc! Saver publisued ei gay ig Westar, ny ae ae sel8-dtds HENRY C. THOMPSON, exer Syl-cokdbs ne BE ay SORES } Trustees. E9-THE ABOVE SALE ON ACG: OF RAIN sereathgs TUESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH, SylZeokabs HENRY ©. FEOMPSON,} Trustecs. ATCLIFFE, DARE & C STEAM TUG D. S. STETSON FOR SALE BY AUCTION, ON MONDAY, JULY ELEVENTH, | 180, FIVE O'CLOCK °. Ar M.. WE WILL SELL BY PUB- LIC AUCTION AT THE MHARY FOOT OF 10TH ST. 8.w. THE STEAM TUG D. 8. STETHO: ‘Together with the Enzines, Kae Boat Anchors, Cables, Chains. Regine,’ Facile, Ayparcls Furnitaveand tainins: and belo "Teruiscash, ses0-d&eds t#-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- SUBSET mnt FRIDAY, FIFTEENTH DAY THe, wane nd Of We dkds WATOLEFPE DAR CO., Aucta, rTP HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Ructs.. Giz Est. nw. SUBCONTRACTOR: AL. OF MULES AND HORSES at AUCTION. Having finished our. contract on the Brooklyn and Curtis Bay c ther necessaries thereunto apper: " RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. 2 Estroat north: NTH, 182, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M... twelve head of ‘good serv: iceable Mules and. ten ‘ii in kood working foniition, 10 be positively sold t6 the higucat ‘bidder No rererve. Consignments solicited. dyl2-3t_ HAALEY & FLANNIGAN, Contractors. Rarcurre, DARR&CO., Aucts. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NE STREET BETWE NTH STRE! peUBSTANTIAL ‘BRICK for shed iat ‘elect! y virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the meng: | piteict of ‘Columbiay passed in equity cause No. Easy terms. Call | 18888. wherein the Emplovers’ Listllity | Ataarance FP Corporation, Limited, is the complainant and Willian all otal. are S Nefendane Spt gall ot Rabie in front of the premises. om MON] JULY ENTY-FIPPH. 11 . AT FIVE O'¢ LOCK Pak, all that certain oF parcel of real ectate in the elt of Washington, District of Columbia, and known an: described ag all of the western 2% feet G inches of aot 3, end the eastern 24 feet of subdi- ipaquare No. 185, the whole betas contained in t ing inetes and bounts, naanely, beginning oan north Hine, of) North” T-street 23 Fest’ 6 inches Saat ofthe nouthweat of the said lot 2 and run- ing thence, eat forty-seven feet six inches, thence orth ninety, Fert theince eat Beenty-four fect, thence north twelve feck to the north: ‘west cornor of said lot Z, thence enat twenty-three feet #82 inches, thence south one hundred and two feet six iuches to the point of the beinuing, subject to an alle; way over the rear Give fect of said real estate, and also that other piece or parcel of real estate situate 18 the ngtun, District of Columbia, and know scoribeath test the east thirty fee! North t the fall depth of ios No. 2m °F T zee follo 310, of te records of Une durveyors oe fap Bp One-third cash and balance in equal for the sre installinents ut one abd two years Coe Sint terest ‘payable wen annu gah at red af tng of wal. poner re rand recondie are pot full ‘000 | Soniplied with ‘Stteen days sy of alo the reserves the earl at ek ‘and cost of at reruseznent {im sotne newspaper publiabed in W ™ CLARENCE A. BRANDENBERG} bray ode va LATIMER & SLOAN, Aveta, and 4 Horst a. w. + tent @i2 per Fe ROTLER, OT a2. ‘and bath room ail mod. to07 Fat. aw. ‘MENT, ‘at the Aull . ednesday, 3; lack p-m., one brown horse Sp,iroiz the BaMunL EINSteEr a t of the case of as | aby aaa at ie Sacer in wikins® ane = ees of here decroe: One-third of Ree, oR aaah . ARTS Bi nfo Ss Ppa aicel MONEY Y WANTED ¢ = ee AN. stats low a inter nearly double. ness sities wort Ase of. 7 DOWLING & HON, ‘Aucts.. 612 CHANCER! Qu LMPROVED BEAL BSTATE writs me FRE BE 4 gooD r wey Ree eee rg pletof colamntin pr nee. Bia! Scckrees ot al. antic i Bead A net Bet Fig ere eer fears the corner of rect aes B sce eae “Reg ee vision of lot uare 404, with houses 7) E street yo Ihwest, and lot 4t of ‘ssubdivision of lets in square 495, ». 45 Es southwest ‘and ‘the h house itz eb house Ne Fontior on the ‘And on. at ao ‘OC LO eee Fitl amd by the ne re 4 RLY TWENTY-THIRD. me rijLsell the nosh Nee ne cast, ta of ae! Sow. Ke zt fect wide on the cast aide. ‘on the alley, and extend- Burnoth 40 es, with Touses 467 and Looust Hes sand the west 82 foot front bs pe rail ‘dept ie 18, square 535, wit oy ‘it TWENTY-FIETE al Five a ‘M., we will ace cea er felt Bo end others subdivision “of rr Bo, 2, Oe s in square mend part ot Io On Serine Fe for at « point ona 82 teat south fro: the Rorthweet commer of sald square, and running thence feet, thenen east 58 feet, thence north 17 feats ae ce we ace beginning. ing in tbo ate ion, Dimiot of Colutta, One’ ge cash and bali in equal tna cats at sae and two years from ‘ay B interest payable semi-annually, or ashe Option of pure A reasonable deposit will be're- tired si thine of sele om caee separate Purchase, aird conveyancing to be at the Buyers cost, ‘Termsto be compiled with in JOB BARNARD, + new. BENJAMIN F. REDS Zroseew, _ma io. T ATIMER & SLOAN. AUCTION PRAISERS, 1407-1400 G AN ELEGANT PAIR OF HORSES AT PUBLIC ONE BLACK AND. DONE BAY GELDING. BRAND AP- ST] iba Hidu. hore arZIXE BREE ACTION. iat The above fine pair of horse c auction oie SATCHDAT, SULT TWEN Py TATED. Iso, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of our auc- tion rooms, 1407 Gatrvst (cost 81,200), and’ wil be sold withowt any reservation whatever. Terms cash. PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND SITUATED ON THE “ROCK CREEK FORD MOAD, "CONTAINING 86-100 OF AN TH, P.M, in front of the prea. fe we wii eil at public auction a valuabte and, | cated op the. k Creek Ford ‘and adjo:aing the lands of T. Hodgerstor, Elize. f urn and others. Fhis bein & peremptory ‘sale for the purpose of set- tling un estate should attract } ‘Terms cash. DUNG: XSON J BRO: jyl1-dsds Auctioneers ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Saray R ASSIGNEP'S SALE OF HARNESS, WHIPS, LAP ROBES, BLANKETS, STABLE BELONGINGS, By virtue of « deed’ of ‘iesixnment given to me and aly recorded wif oll af public suction at the roome Benngyivania ave. ut NG, JULY FOURTEENT HK, the balance of the stock of B. Downes & Son, to, which the attention of the trade Anal pate buyérs inealia VALUABLE IMPROVED PR PROPERTY, STREET SORTHWEST, TO CLOSE AN 'ES- On FRIDAY, AyOn inte FIFTEENTH, 1892, at SIX O'CLOCK P. 34. - in front of the premises, I will sell at NO. 915 L public auction the west part o inal lot two, in ware No. 00, fronting 24 fect on Lat with a depth of 120 feet to a5 alloy 30 feet wide, and improved by three-story basement brick, O13 1 ‘contalaing nine rooms and bath and’ ‘will be sold. to close an estate TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ‘Lor NIREEL BETWEEN TWENTY SEC ([HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts., CIE at ow at A NOHTH ww ND “BUSINESS PROF EAR eh oF Dt OW Mya MO; (OR NTH) STREETS, TOR BALE TO. $0 CLOSE ‘THE AFFAIRS OF A PANTS sits ‘above lot on F street 20x80 to an alles) will bo old at rubite lon dn. front of, tbe premdaes on Pivieb ay SULT SEVENTH. at FIVE O'CEOCR and at THE SAME HOUR on THE FOLLOW- Txc DAY, ana in front of the beeminis; te there Property ih Georgetown, ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance on time to suit. A deposit of $100 required on each piece of property at Se Pal ARKER H. SWEET, J; } jr, $y2akds HUGH T. TAGOART ——— t@-OWING TO THE SICKNESS OF ON! Hie tnasices the above sales are postponed as fo The E st. property to THUR JULY FOI TEENTH, same hour and place, and on FRIDAY, oF he followins day, same hour ‘and ‘place the Georgetown property will be scld. Piyelads By ordor of the Trustes ATIMER & SLOAN Auctioneers and Appraisers, 4 1407 G ST. NEW FOUR-STORY WHITE § BRICK FRONT MESIDE! FOURTEEN ROOMS, ELEG. THROUGHOUT AND WIT! IMPR ENTS. BEING NO. Id EET. NDAY "AFTERNOON, NFEAND BUFF CONTAINING PGANTE ¥ FINISHED TH MODEKN STOUGH- ms JULY FIGHT. EENTH, 1802, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in ‘front of the Rfeinizes, we shall offer at public anckioy that it Story White Stone aad’ But Brick dence, deine lot 59 in the subdivision of Mh 130, Igeated on Stauton street corber nth street, Leing N "Terms: One-third fash, balance in siz, twelve and eighteen months, with notes pearing interest and se- | ured by a dead of trait.” ANT conveyanc walt requised a of sale are not complied with in At day of ale the property will bo re poldatbe ak and cote og he tasting presser. can be exainined any time prior to sal ri ee = LATIMER & SLOAN, 57 Auctionoers. GiEo. W. STICKNEY, Auci tioneer, 1410 New York ave. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM- of acertain deed octraet Ate on the o¥n | Hue 1870 and Fecorced in liber M14, folio ‘Oe of the land records for the Disteiee of ‘and by decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District cf olga passed in equity, cause No, 18519, offer f front. 0 promis: on THURSDAY, ME FOURTEENTH Day OF JC LY. Inve, at FIVE y the following de- Seribed proy jato in the city of Washington, District’ot Coltnabia.to wit: All of iot numbered thres (2.and part of lot numbered two 2) in square num bered ten hundred und fity-two (1052), beginning for the same on 14th s:rect east at a point twenty-six feet nereh of the division line between lote one, and two in ‘said square and runt dred and four fee: by an. tghare: thence easterly one TS fe ee witha y wieany anyon feet ond eleven {aches by and with the ai ino between lots 3, 4-and Bio Tennessee avenue: thence southwesterly one hue dred and fourteen feet and five inches by and with the ‘Said Tennessee avenue; thence northwesterly sevents- ‘three set seven inches; thence westerly sixty-nine feet and seven inches to the place of beginning. ‘Terns of sale: One-third cash and the balance in. (2) and two (2) years, with int the aie of alg (©) per centu yam, payat enema annally and secured pp a deta of trust on the sold, or all cash, fiine'of sale optien of the purchaser jst has-r's cost. Terma te bo sos tied orthe aon, Tere oof Hae pnd cost of 3 rr Stalag parchtanr, afer ave AMES E. cecaeeed ped a per . Ay2-d&ds * 17 Sth st. nw. J)UNCANSON BROS, Auta, Spat Dot m. TRUSTEES SALE maa PENAL Ev Wann ae ed ‘TERE sions, “Address BUSTRESS MAN Siar ofc HE NESS MAN, $40,000 i233 HARI mf 3 ved to JAMES M. Gi jyl1-1m Pest mM Tach ot. Mate 70 Lo Colgmbie. Novdela )0 on real estate in the District of aaa 000. AT id small orbente, On 2 1 eval noe. WE FAS, S21 F Ces 1y9- Wwe TED—T01 EAN: 4,500 AT SPER ENT: On improved poverty” tn Tie Bistiet of Columba: Feasnable commission. ‘Box 86, Star office. ‘The lawyer's charge for his services isacam-| Dr. and Mrs. E.G. Kimball are passing the | Its Representatives Killed the Time of the ple of what e man will do when armed with e little brief authority. The auctioneer would natually have a for bid- S| aing look It is enid that paper mills can now turn out Fell | sheets several miles long. This will be good ‘news for men who have had to sleep at rural hotels during the fy season. “Give me the treasury, please,” he cried, To maid with a dark brown curl; “Tl do it with pleasure, sir,” she replied, For she was a telephone girl. “How many hours @ day do you work?” ‘asked one of the relatives of a.government ap- pointee. “Houahs!” the young man echoed in dismay. “Gweat Heavens, man, do you think I wives stweet car?” “Every man,” remarked Uncle Zeb,,“‘has er bright future ifthe could only lib long‘nuff ter ketch up to it.” “This thing is getting monotonous,” remarked the member of the crooked fraternity. “ either breakin’into houses or breakin’ out of jail, and financially’broke all the time.” A SEASIDE DELUSION. He loves to hear the breakers roar. ‘That is to eay he thinks He does while listening to the snore That comes in through the chinks. exer TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OB UNIM- proved real estate. Tru: at WILLIAM T. Fig: _dy8-10t 308 North Cape! st. a THE PEOPLE'S pack ears Payinents om GAYE, MONEY AND 3c S'Savings and ber cent on house Eny ‘anette sec Spat sod acrruod *aehingtot! tor! office, Home office, ULE: Pa Moe cent. on D. RAWLINGS. sponaber af 1505 Pa. ave. (the Arlington. Forty (OUSAND DOLLARS Figen Se eat oocrt ME ONEY TO LOAN 1 IN SUMS To 8 LATS AND 6 ‘appro ee aes ty no delay. Profits on oe WANT MONEY? 81 TO 9100 TO LOAN ow tntereat on furniture 7808, household moore of other property sidiintoret parable in weakly of tnomtaly par menta es =m : ‘adress Box at ap 18 x LoaN— WASHING iTON. BALTIMORE AND capital hig, me in D.C. seq Ma. 5 Waa ak Feta ands Vas laree JONSON: CHEW hel trig” \RTIES-TEMPORARILY EMBARRASSED borrow from 10% $00 on their, furniture, Sees arriages, interests in cavities wi Moxer to LOAN IN LARGE AxD eines SUMS ‘at 5 and 6 per cent trict of Columbia. We HE LETPOLD. kw cae 13th and F sts. ‘nw. 08 MONEY TO LOAN ON PROPERTY_IN CITY AT Mai diwe Centum por Sone HILL SIGHS | time ‘avo. nw. “apes-tt EY TO LOAN—5 PER C first-class real estate. a Ice rooms to rent; heated by steam. Corner Oth and F stan. M27 N SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, AT 6 AND 6 PER CENT oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DIGTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Cor. 10 and F sta. now. . ESTATE OR FIRS: delay REA ‘at lowest rates of interest rarity ie ONEY. 10 LOAN_IN SUMS OF FROM 9500 UF '$25, 00000 “rer BUSAN'E BUTT _ “te M NEY TO ) LOAN ON REAT. ase Low: est rates, 'N DANENHOWER, j. cor. 13th ae ASH Stucceasor to DANENHOWER £ 30 LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON Me approved District real estate no folare. mh9 BF st. 5 AND 6 PER CENT—MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY © sums des proved real estate within the on fiver tg ait rete arEAsteRDay’ i uate ew. Bod be pocia Morey, TO LOAN AT 6 PER ©! NT ay a0 = tonult,, Larce amounts, & spec as nts of the United Security fe Tnraranee ‘and ist Company of Pennsylvania, we: y je maonthly. quarter loans of : loans also. es SMITH & BONS, 1418 te 2. 5 x NY SUMS DESIRED AT lowest rater of tntsront on apororod. teal estate situaicd within the District ofCoftmbia no delay bee Fond time necessary for examination of tite and rop- 0 missions reasonab cise Rn aOR FISHER & co. 5 MMe __Sa6-te E. WAGGAMAN. _ NEY TO LOAN Th sams to suit, at Jowest rates. on approved real estate security. FITCH, POX & BROWS ad 1406 G st OFFICIAL NOTICES. OFBISE.OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE District of Columbia, Washington, July 11 1s02. “Ordered: That, peragrarh 9 of the weneral orders adopted December 6, 1884, t jate the fu- fore pla}tine and snbateidine of all lands and grounds in the District of Colum hereby amended by add- ine the following thereto: ‘That in the tracts known as ‘sedale and Isherwood the stroeis of subdivision: hereafter approved shall conform, as far as Pract bie, to those in the sabdivisions’ already existine in thote trata, and in the tract between the Conduit Foad and Cahal road the sireets sbi id out to soRtoe with the topouraphy of thas nection, “J. W DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS, OSSEEL, Gom- nlasioners of the District of Columbia: FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D._ 7S Washington, D. C., July 7, 1892.—To all whom ff may concern: (If hating been represented to the Commissiovors of the District of Calumbin that the following named works sare necessary for the public heaith, safety or comfort under public act No. 220, approved August 6, 1890. and requests having’ been mado that the works by otdeed under the compulsory permit system. one-half the cost to be assessed niraist al FDO}: the Commaissiones tice that t feceive ol on JULY Sit TEES aie Bat on jons should be ‘subinitied in writine. ‘Laying new sidewalks: olmnbia road, west side, from Florida avenue to alifornia avenue; K striet s.¢., south side, from uth Capitol to 10-foot alles.” Hepaving sidewalks: F street n.w., northside, 14th to Lvth street: H street n.w., south side, 18th to 19th street. jth street n. east and west sider, L to M street: huset hue n.w., north side. from Sih street about 150 feet P street, south side, 17th to 18th when im- Proved: Hesce'sirect, ue elder 1th toaQthe etre, wing alleys: ea 35, Geork sauare: are 2 fiuare ‘square a'alleysin sgast BUCGLARE'S & missioners D. 4 A bal Tus ae aa de Me PR, Siftarcr F COLUMBTA. David C. Reeves et atc ae SHOT AT HIS WIFE. ‘A Navy Department Messenger Makes = Scene in New York. Last March Eugene F. Brooks, a colored man, ‘4 messenger in the Navy Department, married | Ella Winters of No. 28 Cornelia street, New York. She came to live with himat No. 1916 1ith street, this'city. After two weeks, it is stated, they discovered they were not mated. She was fond of;company; he was quick tem- pered and jealous She could not endare his abuse longer and in May returned to her mother's home in New York. Brooks followed on the next train. Since then, it is charged, he has'been hounding her and threatened to shoot her unless she re- turned to livewith him. Last Sanday the bark- ma SO ee ® dog awakened the woman, who was Looking up cho caw hor husband poer- ing in the window. "She shouted for help and he ran down the fire Fearing that he might carry out his threat eho started for Jef- ferson Market police court yesterday to get @ warrant for his arrest, She was within two blocks-of the court house when she saw her husband coming after her. In his hand was a six- revolver. He aimed at her- and fired threo As he was about to fire, again he was seized from behind and thrown to the ground. He found himself in the clutches of Roundsmam Leeson of the Sth street station and Detective Sergeant Cot- trell of the central office. Leeson was march- ing with the Schuetzen cerps parade at the | ki The prisoner was before Justice Duffy. Brooks aid that his wife had written him a Stet doting, sea tee tome aae. asshe had hired seven men to kill him. He therefore went to the city to give them a chance, and he intended to do some shooting himself. He was held in $1,000 bail to await the action of thegrand jury. fate ue A Funeral of Capt.‘James Thompson. The funeral of Capt. James Thompson was held Sunday at his.late residence, No. 2108 11th street northwest. Capt. Thompson was born sixty-three years ago in Govan, a suburb of Glasgow, Scotland. After several years’ service in the British army he came to America, and about 1867 entered the regular army, where he served fourteen years and six months. He left the army with the rank of captain. He wasa member of the Jonadabs, the Good Templars, the Regular Veterans’ Union and other organ- izations. Pere een One Flogging Saved Both Boys. About noon yesterday two small colored boys, named Willie Russell and Clarence Scott, went in swimming near the foot of O street and they were having such a good time that the approach | S@inst of the police boat did not have the effect of frightening them. It was not until the boat had about reached the shore that the boys dis- covered thelr ot arrest and then they Sears peg clothing, They were soon ov by the officers and soon afterward they were taken to the station. ‘The mother of the Scott tt boy'soon left collat- eral for her son, but the Ri was not so fortunate and be was Tocked te . fortun- ate in SiS for his mother gave him a flogging, ex the punishment would prevent a repetiti the offense. When the cases were-called in the court this morning the Russell boy was first tried and 9 fine of $2 was imposed. The Scott boy was ible fe Tae a Two! Costly Letters. A young man giving his name as Albert Stock, who claims to be a stranger in the city, wasa prisoner in Judge Harper's court this morning. He was charged with having defaced the Wash- ington monument yesterday. The young man said he did not know it was a violation of law to write on the monument, but J: told him that common aes should wach Ieer that. “Iwas going to write my consin’s name there,” he said. “I had written ‘J. J.,’ when the officer arrested me.” “You will know better the Rost time,” ree mai judge Harper as yposed a $10 or thirty days, eee Archbishop Ireland’s Mission Successful. Archbishop Ireland, who has been in Europe for some time, has returned to this country and is stopping in this city fora few days. He is on his way to his home in Minnesota, The main purpose of his foreign trip was to visit Rome and confer with the authorities there | relative to the school system adopted by Catholics in Wisconsin. The decision at was in favor of the system, which turns over to the public, school ‘authorities the parochial buik The teachers in some cases aro sisters, are paid out of the school fund. ARSE, I, AT THE RIVER FRONT. ARRIVED. Schooner Damascus. Georgetown, D. C., Capt. Por- ter, from Yocomico with fifty cords of wood. Schooner Noble, Capt. Felix, from Claremont, James river, oe feet of a, with, ts now slowly conve- Mr. F. W. Pilling will take his family tomor- | row to the White mountains, where they will | Femain for the remainder of the summer. Mra. Eduard W. Boker, baby and nurse have left for the west to spend the balance of the | summer with relatives. Misses Gretchen and Marie Crounse, daugh- tere of Assistant Secretary Crounse, left last Beck to spend.a time with friends near Sharon Mrs. 8. H. Stidham of 1508 8 street northwest and Mrs. Forrest Jones of 1820 13th street | northwest have gone to Ocean City for a stay | of a month. ‘Mrs. A.C. Edwards and her little son Howard and sister, Mrs. V. C. DeCordy of Capitol Hill, will remain in tho city until Angust 1. when will go to the White mountains to visit their = who spends two months of each year ran Cornelius T. Belt Joined his wife at At- | lantic City last Wednesday. He will return | home this week, leaving Mrs. Belt still at the beach with relatives. Prof. and Mra. A. P. Montague and children | have gone to Europe to be absent six months, her parents, Mr. and Mra, J. H. Pudney, 1010 East Capitol etroot, Gen. and Mra. John E. Smith are at Piney Point. ‘Mra, I. C. Slater and children of Capitol Hill are at “Castle View,” Brooklin, Me., where Kimball, wbchassolong beoncritionly | o¢ Fo ae many Washingtonians are sojourning. Mrs. J. W. Babson and children are estab- lished for the season at theold homestead, “The | Home,” Brooksville, Hancock county, Me., within a few hours’ ride of Bar Harbor J. D. Hill, mayor of Montpelier, Ohio, with his bride, is visiting Washington this week, the | guests of J. Foust and family, G street north- east. Mr. W. D. Porter has gone to Richmond, Va., for a month. Mrs, N. W. Burchell is at Atlantic City. ‘Miss Florence Brian is at Saratoga Springs. Mr. Van H. Manning, jr., has gone for two months to Baraboo, Wis. Mr. J: B. Wimer is at Asbury Park. Rev. Geo. 0. Little will be at Kennebunk Beach, Me., two month: ‘Miss Mary Grouff will spend July and August at Point Pleasant, Canada, ‘Miss Bain is at Ocean City, Ma. Mr. Wm. McKnew is at Loon Lake. M. W. Beveridge has gone to Loon Lake. Rev. Mr. Perry, rector of St. Andrew's, and family are at Front Royal. The Russian minister has gone to Manches- tor-by-the-Sea for five weeks. Mr. 8, W. Allen has gone to Oakland. Dr. J. Curtis Smithe will be at Norridgewock, Me., until October 1. Mrs. James Redington will spend two months at Katterskill Bay, N. Y. Misa Nellie Shipman is at Harper's Ferry. ee L. E. Atkinson and Mrs. At- it Sunday last with R.S. Lacey atthe iafeer's Sormn'ia Alera” county, Va. These gentlemen during the war were brother officers upon the staf of Gen. N. M. Curtis, now of the House of | Representatives LIBERALS EEN CONTENT. They Believe There is = Certainty of a Ma- Jority. There is an ait of contentment and repore about English liberal circles, Although not achieving the succoss they anticipated they feel that there is a certainty of some majority, and the assured prospect of office us a soothing in- National Liberal Club now discuss the con- stitution of Gladstone's ministry. They rather shun allusions to the perplexity of the party with o emall ity com of diverse cle- ments. It is taken for granted that the liberals will cohere on the home rule bill and that the Irish sections will accept Mr. Gladstone's scheme. The bill will be expedited immedi- ately on the assembling of ‘the house of eom- mons, and the house of lords will be challenged under a menace of the extinction of hereditary to throw the act out. The temper of the Eberale plainly points to a fleroe’ agitation against the house of lords should the home rule bill, carried by Sea commons even by an insignificant majo: rejected. The elections in the counties though not ful- filling the most sanguine liberal expectation gives them confidence of having such majority as will oblige Lord Salisbury to place his resig- nation in the hands of the queen as soon as par- liament assembles. toa liberal esti- mate the highest conceivable majority is 98 and the lowest is 45. The officials of the liberal executive tonight | Com, admit that i will be good luek if they appear in the house with 60 majority. alway im- lies that no majority exists in Great Britain in Favor of home rale, the liberals refuse to con sider the fact that Mr. Gladstone must pass the Dill by the Irish vote as Justifying the conserv- atives in resorting to obstruction or the house of lords in rejecting the bill. ‘AGladatonian whip, Arnold Morley, speaking at Mansfield, sald that if the lords were foolish enough to ran counter to the vote of the house ad ons they would either be mended or en No member of either side has yet ventured to allude to the power behind the lords, rarely ex- ercising the constitutional to’ interfere, fet known to be resdy to Mr. Gladstone if endeavors to alter the constitution of the house without an express mandate from adecisive majority of the nation. The con- servatives know they can absolutely rely on the icon to support the lords in, the rejection of ¢ home rale bill as passed by any majority Mr. Gladstone can now obtain. The queen and Mr. Gladstone have never had other Official relations. The queen | head only received him when business dictated for the information of the Mr. Gladstone will find his opening trouble with i dra he offers a post to Mr.Labouchere. Yet cals hold that Mr. Gladstone bas bene Tabrocenn, whose attacks on fn realy, from certain details of history, ba’ im obnoxious to the queen. If Mr. Labouchere docs not get an office he will be a thorn in the side of the liberal ministry, and nothing is THE PENNSYLVANIA R. R. CO, District im the House. ‘The House yesterday during tts consideration District affairs had hanging over it throngb- out the shadow of the Pennsylvania railroad. ‘The fear was that the Norfolk and Western bill would be reached and the representatives of the Pennsylvania road on the floor used every chance to delay proceedings during the day. After Tur Stan's report closed the debate om | the assessment bill was continned without re- sult, Mr. Atkinson demanded control of one hour's time in opposition to the bill, which was allowed. The bill was thon debated by several gentlemen, mainly in opposition. OBJECTION To SECTION 7. Section 7 of the bill was especially attacked and Mr. Johnson agroed to withdraw the seo- | tion. ‘This section read: Section 7. That the board of shall, within forty days after ‘closing of the books, make an estimate of all taxable in the District of Columbia, showing the annual Fental value of each equare and tract, exclusive rovements, ascertaining as nearly ae sible the annual rent that land would bring if Put t» ite best use. ‘The amount of this annual Tentil so ascertained, with a statement of the | Amount of the taxes levied w ‘the lan | repre- | eenced by it and showing ty ot be: equalization the annual value is taken by. taustion. « | reported by the president of the board to the Mrs. 0. P. Hazzard of Louisville is visiting | Commissioners of the District of Columbia for publication in the annual report. ONE LITTLE BILL PASEED, Finally, on motion of Mr. Hemphill, the com- mittee arose and reported no action on the bill. A number of conference reports occupied the | balance of the session except about five min- utes, during which Mr. Hemphill succeeded in ing the bill vesting the title of public aquare 02 in the trustees of the Fourth Street Metho- dist Church, — ANACOSTIA. A GRAND AMM FUNERAL. The funeral of Comrade Gardner of John AL Logan Post, No. 13, Department of the Poto- Tac, took place late Sunday afternoon from hie late home in Prince George's county, Md. Inter- ment was at Saint Barnabas Church and was conducted with Grand Army honors. Those attending from the Anacostia port were Past Commander A. B. Frisbie, Commander James H. Dony. Senior Vice Commander Robert HL. Marcellus, Junior Vice Commander W. Marden King, officer of the day; H. W. Eno, officer of the guard; F. Taylor, Adjutant Alpheus Daw- son and Comrades Walson, Anderson, Pitcher, Annstrong, Howard, Kenner, Grove, Peck, Robey and Skidinore. WATCHING POR A PRIZE FIONT. The police of this precinct were on the qui vive all night. The reason of their anxious vigil was the ramor that a prize fight was to be fought in this part of the District. ‘The Ben- ning, Pennsylvania avenue and Lith street bridges were closely watched, and mounted men reconnoitered along the shore near Buena Vista and Mount Welby. At daylight all was reported quiet. NOTES, Mr. Matthew Allen will erect a handsome dwelling in the county, close to the Maryland line. ‘The divided Baptiste are aw the regular meetings Iv and peace! Mr. gud Sirs. B. N. Tazlor have returned. Mr. and Mra. Peter Stangier are back from their anngal vacation, “a acoxtia Tent, 188, In it Order Rechabites, met last oe Post, G. A. Atthe next of R, capone ind steps will be taken toward gett of an entertainment to increase the post's en- campment entertainment fund. Col. and Mra. James H. Dony and Miss Ethel Dony left this evening for their summer out- ing. Col. Dony takes ad: of his leave of absence to revisit his old home at Pa. The family will be absent two weeks. Mr. Wm. Rockell gave o sailing party down fluence after last week's strain, Groups at the | the river last evening. more certain than that the queen will refuse to | receive him as a minister. The firet fight in parliament will be over the | election of speaker. A section of the liberals oppose the re-election of Speaker Peel, and un- seri pnt of cua of Courtuey’ will be ousted. Arrangements have been made to give the de- feated minister, Mr. Ritchie, ll my) Gainsford Bruce, the new ht tron Hol. born, a vacant judgeship. lt > MANY LIVES Lost. A Powder Mill at Highland, California, Blown Up. ‘The explosion at Highland, Cal., on Saturday of the works of the Giant Powder Company, briefly noted in Saturday's Stax, was @ very serious affair. The intensity of the shock can be appreciated when it is known that it was distinctly felt at Sacramento, eighty miles distant, and thet windows were cracked at Napa and other points along the bay shore, twenty-five miles from the scene of the explosion. Along the east side of ‘San Francisco bay are a number of large powder manufactories which have been scenes of peri= odical explosions in which a number of lives have been lost. At Highland, about half a mile from West Berkeley. and north of Berkeley and are rons the works of the Giant. Powder aie boner Buildings im p=) packing houses, five large bu in af together with three large powder maga- zines and a number of small ones, and it was here that the explosion occurred Saturday _ morning. The explosion began in the nitro- glycerine works and the concussion soon caused an explosion in one of the magazines. ‘The very first explosion thut occurred caused the giant powder magazine to go up. The black powder mills lay directly in the path of oy Josion, and burning brands were heaped already wrecked buildings, and almost before the frightened Chinamen could collect their senses the powder in the black mills had exploded. NUMBER OF LIVES Lost. It was for a long time impossible to gain any idea of the number of lives lost. An esti- mate was made at 10 o'clock. There were 104, of whom 101 were Chinamen. nee moan, who wane wor in the ni \yeerine were were John ‘Bow, Wallsce’ Dickerson and Charles poner aE posh of 10 house was ed erp aed poe og The officers of the Giant Powder Com went to the scene after the explosion occut ‘They say it is almost impossible to estimate the loss, but $200,000 will probably be the out= Egbert Judson and J. L. N. |. were al~ most completely destroyed, and their lose is not far from #150,000. i if i i] i