Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1892, Page 8

ee gh; 2 ae . te bas aes 8 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, oftonen. 1, 1892—TEN PAGES. ——$—_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_——_———— NOT AN ARID WASTE. HYATTSVILLE HAPPENINGS. THE NAVAL P. EE. iS Al Ls per AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. An Explorer Terms the Colorade Desert a| Events of Interest From Prince George's | Continuation of the Columbian Celebration THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE DAYs. ___ FUTURE DAYS. __ FUTURE DAYS. Most Fertile Region. County—Maryland Notes. in New York. | UNCANSON BHOS., ance LATIMER & SLOAN, Ancte., 1407 Get. JENCANSON BROS., Aucts., 2 and D sts. now. ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctionsars Theat first mysterious salt sea which ap-| Correspondence of The Evening Star. New York, Oct. 11.—Bright and early this | a a GE D wal IR _—— . te Hyatrsvintx, Mp., Oct. 10, 1892. a r v ROS thor, VALCABLE PROPERTY | TRUSTESS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED wie SE s-mw. | TRUSTPES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF sy VALUABLE SEVENTH 8) ‘peared last vear and covered a portion of the ia ieeseh mateagel eae e% morning thousands started for good places to Sone roe eat aie AL SOBET STON A DME TONED EtG SAT SE PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, a ny at SeIIRET SS LETTERS ok ANT mae ing ee |e heater Hane oe aeoneer | psn Ree Aes ofaks| BUA AR EUSA TREEE | "Apc RSMEANS GRRE | ESI. Gc tous | BCA dia ing unlimited speculation a: to its_gouree, per- a hall in this village, available place on and overlooking the bay was | Bt" a Property we will ‘sell, pale PRRRBYLV ANIA AVERUE ABOVE TWENTY: | on WEDNE AY, OCTOBER NINETEENTS, RAK THE CANAL ROAD. KNOWN As A PART MAND XS STREPTS, CONT, ana maneney and other points. It was finally | ing officers wore clected to serve for = term of | Crowded, ‘The big city seemed donrted. Broad, | Pash FOUR OER ot TETee we BALE: | MIRTH STMEET FLETEEN Lo ifr Stakes | Mer of Atiece Mer car fot Sis citar at lt Hay’n: CoN cairn Sik HESS TRUK ELEt, NOM AEP RATONE Oneal ~ jonths: Edward M. Hurley, president; R. % | ENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 180°, ‘the folhoeh AND ROCK Ck ALL NO} iT; ALSO. Le a RR ~ ee ges saapawr y- Proved that the great body of water was formed | ix months: E + 5 IX | way evidenced no more signs of life than a back | described real extate, sttuste, Iring and’ befor wink | A DHOGR Ge SEAR New senney | {routing 34 tect on the east side of “th etreot bya | LESS. an sks denne See ee iy : - . Hye B x ate | U1 o 8 PxTH a OCLOk, we 4 by an overtiow of the wesiern branch of the | M- Patron. vice president; W. J. Hickey, secre- | street in a country town. The few tradeamen | {et Geretient; | ihe bistrot of Columbia, AVEXUE, SOUTHEAST, EN Tele “CURY OF | SOR'R OF 208 feet ton wite aliey mproved'or lanes | Ud ot the Duwrct cf coiumatis sovdiged thesth | Ee TH gt FOUR CLOCK, Colorado river. Thiy fact was clearly shown | tary: Fred Heller. treasurer. The organize-| 45 were not patriotic enough to close their | tion to said Georrctown, described sa folie: Baste vain ‘ustome! virtue, in equity cause No by « tr; by Mr. Harry Patton and a tion is in a fonrishing condition and intends to | re orca ycPenin ter Pe, ning for the same. at’ the noriliwest corner af the | Cons ot the, Plott at Con sites obiaceu With cellar, house containing elicht rooms, also stable a, 24 foot on Th street by & depth of Tete eae in rear. $ y party, in which the expedition railed down the | Commence the erection of @ club house st 8m) 74, naval parade was one of the most novel ara iene De Covi Read set dren Stel are compisionats: ax Sieranionaay Slee earn wich fptersty eecared oy doe Wt Basse | voogpr maleate on wet Siar nares Colorado river, through the break in the bank | early date. | coe sights ever witnessed. Tho serios of gigantic | weventy-nine 17) fects mors or fees tow ioe rorelgi=e a ee onvegaetg sd recording at parstarers cet, ES RTH ObAN OF mrgretrot on invaes land across the newly formed body of water to! | ‘ve Cove of De slants owed —_ | ee ae | icy andl With the proper former olonstdy to | decribed vent estate ents te sie itgrat WENT | tae of males Ce Se gy a ] reer seh er mi i One ot Seer ots capri tip | esta Mabe: Ora itret ia maniteiad| he en RP, Teams wae prt | Echt ge Rene ia | BE womnay ocronen rwecex torment ime | STIS Ae Reeser Batt "Racine ameeaker se ccaieing | sccesmtet pints Aces are frome She Sn in the ease, as the defendant is connected with | Venvius, St. Mary's, the trimlooking French | SPaheak Renee vag creat Line of AT HALE-PASE FOUR O'CLOCK Fit preme Court of the District of Columbia, T shail offer | marked inthe mann? dhe eitehent of Staite st Tropes jae H.W. Converse of Campo, San Die#o | one of the oldest and most respected families in | dagship ‘L'Arethuse, the Italian cruises Dacean, | ibe sbout two hundred and tom C10) fast oe Equare No: 100, ‘rontiae IB fects inches on were | Hoteera on county. and this gentleman with bis son bas the county. Mr. Jas. C. Rogers, who has been | spanish cruiser Infanta Yeabeland tho Cushing’ | "!2!° or sale: One-third cash, ba red Het betwen 170 nad 18th ep wie | i spent the summer jast fact in exploring still engaged as his counsel, is of the opinion that | "Mrne gars wes tnade trom che topes bere ake | terrasse ines , balance mone and | Gerth of 113 fect 8 inches to amalley 30 tect wider | (11), Fraver's subdivision, ‘square Tour ghroush Ratclide, Dare & Co. auc. | part of White Haven among hie children by the leticr | atvertisoment of tack teeabe we ee eee are, Honcers, on MONDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, | Eo coronning north forty-one ands guart ey in gems newspaper SS ak SIVE O'CLOUR AFTERNOON. Terewees |: theben 2 Se, os; Tied 2s "Washineton” >. "Ail conveyancing amd dred and | thence south forty-seven anita SLIFe r | # at six percent (@ per cent), | torether with the improvements c1im of twolve (412), ia this cit mth forty. Y oli-dkite HATCLIFFE: DARE & ©O., Aneta. farther the desert region. and the resalts of his | he will be acquitted by the jury. Philadelphia was the flagship and headed the | Prystie, crajiunnally tecared by dew of trust on ths | story Wick reidence, Ceine Ne. [EE atop we cee | g Tis lot tae frostane of 23 feet Ginches and a | specie Babe aaa oh RRATUMEIPE, Dani & 00. AreTIONR ERS = — Indore are startling in showing a seemingly fer-| | Mise Madeline Magruder Suit, who has been | Column de the feet advanced’ up the nan oc the | raeseice teat fee: | ON TUESDAY, GOTODER TWENTE FIFTH. 1aoo, | depitrof tt fect 1Oincts fo a seis aleg Li fet | te titetgutst seat oft os | a Sat i oe file region. one which by proper irrigation | visiting relatives in Georgetown, has returned | starboard side. Jeyapene at cost of purchase RR ei ay hy eS he PUrchase Meoney nk: | SBA four mks(s. 479°. 0. 25.4 p.): thence n: easily Obtained from the Colorato river could | to Bladensburg. ‘There weve three columns in the line aa they | inejicst to Fewell nt the cost 2: | inttar dev-nes. cast, twenty-seven | DESIRARLE TWO-STORY BRI Farka SR Ge SoS | RT ae ASE AE ° Wd tine thence in astraicht | ONCE RORTHEAST BY ACC OK, RALE-PAst POUR UOLOCK FM. we will sa fe front of the Brame: ER TOT om, SQUARE ass, | Fronting 18 feet on Seventh sirens west de- | inches on south side of M st. near 25th st. n.w.. ‘by | one-third payable in ome year and one-third in two fauiting haser if terms are 3 ~ "b be kept fertile, instead of the generaily sup-| | The following report of the operations of the | came up the bar and North river, and the die- | within iffcen days from day of sale ANS Mrs cues | *OCpenen Loa tect to-an alley 39 fort wide ™ Oe Tntereat payable semi-annually at 0 yar con ner desert. “Mr. Converse made a close ex-| free delivery svstem at this place for the month | tance between the columns waa about 300 yards. | (euceraing the broverty tay be obtained from the O'CLOOK P.M... annum and secured upon the vronerty, or all cash, at | containing six tO) ates’ amination of the incinding the atring of | of September, 1592, hne been rendered by Post- | In the center column the forcing chive of war | RASHES TON Foun CRBSRT: Ees'e Lots 11 and 12 in W. T. Steixer's sabdivision of lot 5, | hisoption, One hundred (8100) deliars deposit arenes | Fee ae ND a ‘Goo. Tise: Delivored—Regiatered letters, foreign ships of war | THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO., inequare north of square No; 4: lot il have frock ot | Of sale cterme to be comphed Withee ee eee | ee mee @ rondway alow Takes and the rivers. His opinion. of the fer-| master Goo. Tise: Deliv - | came under escort. ‘The Narrows were entered Trustie, | Inieot by an averame depth of about So fest crontice | otherwise renaie at hie risk aid cost" boat uf eoueey | HS ceaceee CIO) feck wide 0 the tility of the region may be gathered from the 2; ordinary k Mth and F sts. nw. ine in all 1,014 *quare feet; lot 12 hasa front of v2 | ancing and pemeee se Le paid by him. "ec rs. 1.302; postal cards. 249; | shout noon and a salute of twenty-one guns | _°%3 o comer Masn Cosittons venue with C4 extracts from his letter | fourth-clase mail matter, 1,506. Collected— | wan fired from the ships and the forte om the RATCLIFFE, DARE ECO.. Aucts. 220 Pa.ave.n.w. | fert 1incties "br un xverase depth of about 7a fect DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN See ele oe Se Se | pad Fg SURTEE Is THE west. Local and mail letters,128: local and mail postal | Staten Island and Long Island shores. a Spd contains jn all 6.806 square feet, both situate on | _oc8-dibde__ Len corded in Liber JA. S. Ti4. Sat — examine | cards, 32 Total number of pieces bandied, A “K DWELLING No. ie between 26th st. and Rock jOMAS land twat aeer to asenone a trast “We took plenty of time carefully Richard Gillam 3 wed te 3c ~ sans tb M, a ag aoe yt peasant satiate RRMPIMET SALE OF, VALUABLE BUSTS aS | eerie the Bhanett Cents a | the lands on either side of our meanderings to : é ‘ i PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. ‘M., we will sell. in * ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by sald decree fault varchaser is Foserved. A deposit of @200. ascertain what the prospects are for the future | Politics are exceedingly quiet in this| Patrolling flotilla, manned by naval militia, | of the rrewisas Sil Hels ORK | ote 15 t0,26,.both inciudlve, and lowe 37 to 30, both | on TUESDAY SCONER EIGHTEENTH, agge, | follows: One-third of te purchase money to her aired st ine of save A Seavey ancine, recordin Aveta 1005 FOURTH STREET - 19 ‘Total amount of postage on letters, ORDER OF PARADE. TION. ister ines Sreck nowthseat ‘ION. ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH, ORY SAl OF VY: ds and all clases of mail matter, 415. ~The order of parade was as follows: on TUESDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH, at HALF- Tao. PERROPERTY. Noosa eS ABLI TRE (Bladensburg) ¢ et, see! 4 ‘Sub lot 32, 7 inclusive, in 'W. T. S-eiver's v1 of | ‘ : c e bala Riiiaation of this vast area of more than (Bladensburg) district; w both partie seem, to | State of New York fying its own flag, blue field | Fronting 14 feet ech oft eee mith adepen | lot ineatare Se. 13. ante the nore ao AT FOUR O'CLOCK PX we'wiltwilin frou oevps | Meal and tos, bal 6,000,000 acres e valley of the Colorado. o st h 7 be roved @ bricl ose COn- creek northwest ; each: about teet he = “4 ‘With interest 1 paid at 6 per cen Asa result of my investigation my candid! that the third party candidate for Congress, with two crossed anchors and state Seiad a ere ert ok Awelling house es Rect on the north side of Mt oF Briar pect alent ji en aneoent wnel pase ato R ATCLIFFE, DARK THU on “ of 120 feet, improved by a sub: that the grea of Indian Wells, Mr. E. M. Burchard will poll many votes, aa | coat of arms. ‘Terme: Over and above an incuinbranes of €2,000 | ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, | fry oee gimhece UF Sabstansial 't peor weign J poe LE porate . see eon eee, wouth he has just become a citizen of the state, ‘and | Director of the naval parade on board United | tos paid cial cash at Mheoption of the! ay ane-panr }o¢h OCLOCE Po. ‘Forme: (me-third cash, Thaance ip. ome and two | Proverty bern u SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTT Sail be the garden of California, and the conrt a aN pe Peek inks thes vores berween | nn vidatte boat ee | tiaaPuraate Cyggrplcdsrnln stiten dupe fom | Thaceasoter fae it on mavuare d,s, | Foreey- eal enh we aaa Sig purcebae | chur Naas a.decre a the Batreme Cour of dy in its streams and republicans they will divide their vot ween : & suf sale. (All ‘conveyaucine, recording, &e., | Witha de feet, having & redr an. i Heonveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser. una, Passed Im equity cause Takeo the sre: beep ay sistem of New | the two great parties Committee on naval parade and official guests | “thn tens’ “METCrir? | situate on Lyy place (or street) between South Cap If the terms are not complied with "in. 1b days the lia Reott ct al. Were complainants, seaateca 17 Pi Seeutieee GEESE NE “tu rue jury is still in session at Marlboro’, | Ship-of-war and other government vessels, led FURMS OF SALE on each tee ar' parcel One. | POPES Bing Estas | States flagship Philadelphia, | THOMAS DOWLING & so tisk id cost of desauiting ea rt Wired at time of $0} valley ry Stans no iitmeulte in doing this, baving found fourteen true bills. Indictments | by the Uni K was defendant, I will sail by pub, of the Eda TEEN T! third of the purchase money to be. a — id in cash, and | Ral HOMAS DOWLIN rnin: Saree ed the balance in two equal = ae eal lo. AS DO’ QcTonek 1882, a 7 aeall the water necemary is ut band. All that ave been framed and several summonsos issued _ Committee of one hundred. \ SALE OF AVALUABLE UNIMPROVED | twelve nonths from {ip day of sale Goiteintiteat ay | ocmaeds FOUROCLOCK P. Me, alloflot® weetion f, Barry fr required is to leat it, from the thousands of for witnesses, which have been served by the| Escorting flect—Starboard column, munici- > Er HRW HEN SURE ,OE | the re of Oper cent yer suntan. ‘payable semis | J ATIMER & SLO) : SE |, Sorat ancient canals which cover thie entire region, | sheriff and his deputies. Pal and special boats; port column, steam | STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON DC | muuwally). to Be secured Sy the promissory notes of £20Pa.ave.n.w. | equal installments at one and two years, with inter: re Richard Holland, colored, was arraigned be- | yachts; eight divisions of steamers. Escorting | | By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Couri of the | il cash, at the o » Payable semi-annually, out — the soils. These old canals are sh cash at the pur. | EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND A| TRUSTTES! SALE OF VALUABLE 1pnow than 4 ivi- | District of Columbia, passed on the 28th day of Sey : ; BLE Purchaser. _A deposit o D will be required st ruoeneonaren Nie | fore Justice Hurley, in Bladensburg. Friday, | fleet composed of two squadrons of ten divi- | Di as ¥ of Rep. (00 will fe required on e z i REAL ESTATE ON MASSACHUSTTIN. AVE. | tinteat Terme to bee complied with th St miles long in the aggregate. ‘There is | fore uuult ard baticry agrinst Cornelia Butler, | sions, each im charge of a senior officer, as-| feiubet, 1M. In the eaulty cause Gf Aleeatlage Mor: | Gach tot 3 tse iirecordimganivcon. | NUMBER OF FINE OIL PAINTINGS, MANTEL | SUP FING HOUSES Now 1th | days, or the right tosell at tisk end cost of defeurtine a SS sig me jored. Mr. Jas. C. Row red for the | Sembled in the upper bay; starboard squadron | equity docket nell at pubile Of salen aiiy lover pastel Of notin’ tract Cann | .ODOOKS, ao, AT. AUOTE B “yg ED TO | purchaser ts reserved. All conveyancing, reconting, ‘thar « great valley. one the most fertile in colored. Mr. Jas. C. Rogers appeat | " alaminiel ital ing | front of the premlses, on TUESDAY, the ELE ring PE os rae eg cas od ome ON. 4 ATA AND At purchaser's cost defendant. Holland was held for appearance | eastward of center of channel, right resting | fn! of the premises CH | with within ten days teale, the truntecs re- NOFASY ELMS INA K ‘CLARENCE 4, BRANDENBURGH. the west. It is only» question of time, and fendant. las cy me | opposite the Burtis dry dock, Red Hook; port | CLOCK PM. pe tke hese bE PAST FOUR | serve the right to resell the lot or parcel so In default, |, On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIR- HOOD AXD WITH | LAR« ¥ aH | oS-eokds ‘Trustee, 412 Sth st. nw. that a short time, if the matter is brought to at court under $250 bond. On last Saturday | oPpoe sartd of conter of channel, ‘right | Gerek aay (any £2 Rinuabet bidder. all of lot na er stich pudiie notice as they may deem necessury, | TEENTH, 1892, commencine at TEN O'CLOCK. at | | FRONT AND BACK. Will SiTAt sucaNeow Sl = = the attention of the public, when it will be Wm. Giles B tler. the father of Cornelia Butler, | squadron westwa: ges an ip Sa tne huadredaga | Stherisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser of | residence No. 1107 Massachusetts ave., between ilth | (By virtue of s dood of ‘trust, dated. tho 17h lay of | [PUXCANSON BROS.. Aucts.. Oth and Dts. n deuvetermed. wus tried by Justice Hurley on the charge of | resting abreast Oyster Island. gighty-two (182), as per plat recorded in liber W. Fea | PUFEPBPEP Ore apr py Doncshthd chete cau sell 8 superior collection of | October, A.D. 1801, and re-orded in Tiber 1690.follo | TorgreE ALE OF ¥ BLE BRIC | i The senior officer of each division had a dis- | folio 0." in the surveyors office of Se ee eee ROSEWOOD. PARE Sti hay | ED OURE Al bart Peete eaRhate st wots, which com canity and | Bates vee eens 07 Mer. Rogers and, wee | UFunleipe] division, wanalcipal fag. RICHARD LoWALLACH, MIRROK. ROCKING CHATHS. COUCH. VEEY | AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.) CFO CITY OF WASHINGTON J cheaply be converted into storage reservgire fined = costs, Washis Atciatan, vacht ence years tre ocll-d&ds 344 D st. nw. HANDSOME WALNUT MIRROR-FRONT BFD- SUB LOTS 6s AND Virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the for busbanding the water until it is wanted for | Gospel meetings will be held at the Southern von Pe cag Met gory notet of the Purchnear dat = a Uy ne promis GOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auch CtEaC ae iH MATTRESS. PINE OTL PAINTING Bech lot bein tmpre Fa new ole ae See. cast oe ae frrigation. The Colorado river is from 100 to Methodist Church in Bladensburg every even-| First division, lag No. 1. earine interest, payable seini-annually, trom dace | L i paces ees Recteie belle god. dll node ceeenien satite nnd Robert W. P. Ogilvie et al. ate Refewh- 120 feet above the sealevel. Mycampat Laguna, | ing this week Second division, red flag No. 2. until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and to elnct he : : s CLOCKS, WHATNOTS, WALNUT : ot forsale at public auction in front j oe We Third division, blue flag 3. secured by decd of truston the property sold, or all ST AND THI AND CHAIRS, WALNUT. CHAN . ° : e-son MONDAY. THE SEVENTREN TH near Indtun Wells, wax thirty-eight feet below| Mr. Archie Wells has commenced the study visio’ td, gerry oe a, AN rY-| AND CHAIRS, WALNUT CHAMBE E 1 on MO} 4 EVFNTY Lh owe ee ae ob tet at tas Gcarprines Tee Comes Foarth dives, 100 Se erborspar money 10, cash. at burcmascre Option, Mawest AF AUG. | HAIK MATTRESSES PILUONS TORER. Unies at HIVE UcLock Bae s WALNUT WARDRORE ‘NIN of Lot numbered pin square cum Joeality 138 feet below the river. T Kev. K. I. Kegester, pastor of the Southern | Fifth division, blue flag Ga Cf sale or resale maybe made at risk and cost of OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1n0e, | FURNITURE, REFRIGI GaATOu” STRE "Tortus of salons follows: 8500 to be pail in cash, of | tered Ove hundred Reine the esalley 189 feet below the river. Bi aay bane ores gems tage posed Be Phere Seon tne ta cana of BNO af sales All| at QUAKTER TO FIVE WCLOCK FM, Wo! wil | SLM LEATHER TRUNK. RICHES REGUL | which E900 mit beating se 9 epee at ae ee ints Ereutaraen Sy gg 7] is about 140 by the streams, which would give a Mence a series of protracted mectings at that | Seventh division, bine fl Bropery sold clear of al tunes to June ae tae, | Gel am, ttpt of the “the ‘north #aeOt | voef diet a se Soenmateite #8 signet morte Oy 8 doth of mimes Hare (i ‘mile. “The places chureh next Sunda | Eighth division, red flag No. 8. JESSE H NTLS er tetweon Thitte-fcst and: ThittPoccons seeds ft 5 pe vith of twenty reservoirs are sit-| Col. Van H. Manning, who has been quite ill | Ninth division, blue ting K eaid with falls interven-| in Washington, has returned to his home near| Tenth division, red flag ) ‘rermne: One-third balance A tw é se with tied ty eed: of Mrust gn the | CHANCERY SALE OF 4 Dat. naw, JOHN RIDOUT, "* } Trusteos, Linety-three GM) feet three. _ Sad Dest. now, . as the same ts laid down . 10. _ ret dks oe F, a f the purchases. ar plat or plan of the tty ing we to ten fect descending west- | Branchville. | The torpedo boat © 8 floated a bine pen- | = ‘cash, at” the option of the| REAL ESTATE Situ bP te J XY 4 Seri from the Colorais. ‘Hence crery foot ef | Dimes Annio and Mary Larick of Blooming-| pant with a white atar. This showed that | _ TOMORROW. _ jurchaser. VAllcontereheine, end record at pure | yp STREET MO ae Xo, | PROVGEty tobe reid a Tah {ith the Luproveanente thereon, consietinue af '& very ¢f land in this great valley on both ides of the | ton, Il, have been visiting Mra. P. A. Scaggs at mee Deesaiee ee ae ie a W™ bowentmar, aver, 097 7 w pei hgh em patina yy ag Elvin te docket of tho Napreioe Court of the SE veaek +. Seen | ke — ee and basement brick dwelling Boundary line can be earily and cheaply | Branchville. 1 the new iron bridge | war, were Commodore Henty “Erben, United | WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTORER TWELFTH, | RATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUGTIONERRS. | yah acta JOUN 8. SWULMSTE 250s ts he meteras property iseolfhand tee olen Seigneed Se ee eee Cag Ach Barker, Eivat Goss PMMENCING M1 TEN O'CLOCK, 920 Pa. av BDAY, the PIETER ator oc8-dids ie lisneaite at ome (1) and two (2) yeare ree . . - . . . *| which ie to be bailt over the Anacostia at | Siatel navy Ope A On Cae ER mem | aousenorat™ 3 KOOMS. | Ise, a HALE-PA R O'CLOCK P. won 2n ranklin Hanford, ; . B. Mans- | BLE TWO-STORY BRICK DW which the promissory SMUhe Or every pre G | Teal estate known as Li “I have traveled all over this great valley | Branchville are nearly completed. nd runuing back L1G £ ae es to an 18-toot alls EATING STOVES, ; in square 800, in the ? | Diechaser or parchaners must her ge at Li. sade ae SCRIPTION, COMPIE D STORE No. 800 MARYLAND AVEN' city of Washington, D. C., being premises No. 727 7th | [,ATIMER & SLOAN, Aw bearing interest from day © payable since February lat. from Yuma ta the mouth | | Two new houses ure being erected at College | field an Lieut, G Sondder Prime, font i Soe ea eee nes [seemorticasts improved ty a twostory frame | ri SALE_OF VALU ADEE rurnovep | sig: snuecured iy dee of teat othe prop: @f the Colorado river, and from the Cocopah | Park. i ae ne ae SDAY, OCTOBER Tis REET aes, | CHOIR: sc cok, teianse oh | PROPERTY ON FIFTEFNTR or ery sold, or all cash, at the optiin of the varchaser SF ee be Golorado river, and. from the Cocopah | Piiwring to the inclemency of the weather the | United States steamship Minntonomoh, Capt. OEE OCHRE Bal. WE WILL | Ler Combed aah tatance tn ong and two| HAT RETWRES TA | Farckeect® aul Gprorendee, arrertinn, or se a one hurdred miles square or | democratic ratification meeting, which was to | Montgomery Sicard. LOT I8 IN SQU!RE 915," ion. " A deposit of 8100 will be required at the time ks piled with in ten day he ” 6,450,000 acres. After a full study of the region have been held at Branchville Inet Saturday | United States steamship Atlanta, Capt. F. 8. ) feet on Maryiand ave. between Sth and | Of Sale. ‘Taxes will be paid to the day of sule, If the Dis “aud by direct Teadvertise aud resell at par me wjaal in | night, was postponed untl Saturday, October | Higginson. — oo ped pede pl corse Fs United States steamship Dolphin,Commander th that width Ta fect | forms are not Compited with in ‘fAfteon day ihe rieht sere cont a at the risk and cost of the default- red thereby, the 1 the wost for fertility of soil, growth AND A VARIETY OF re, with frome back building, with stable | 1u# purchaser. * i W. 8. Brownson. | Borses in rear. MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee, 5 wae ¥ OF OCTO- ge and verdure and ease with which it con be| A pleasant musicale was given at Locust M. | W. S. hE a aaa ornen in rear eis IN, at ITAL orth ouk ferignted with little expense. Its accessibility | E. Chapel near Tichester a few evenings ago. | _ United States steamship Vesuvius, Lieut. | PPROMPIE, TNELVE O'CLOCK | (eg 030, over and abave this amount cn Ge tel ie WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, Trustee, the fral crate sitiated im the city of Washington fe notable: the Colorado river cuts it north and | The lecture room was tastefully decorated with | Seaton Schroeder. - < san | Mt. LOWENTHAL. _ | Sra A cata the, OiR, OF the purchaser. | _oct-akde ___S05Dst.mw._| Rounders" subdivision of partof square eid tes | VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDEN south andthe Southern Pacitic railrond skirts ferne and golden rod. Prof. Harry Sanders, | , New York school ship St.Mary's, Commander | TONEERS AND AP. | dayor atte” $360 devon! required at the time nd sales | PJUNCANSON BROS, Aucts., oth and Data. now, | Bi lofeet te _ northwest | SECOND” AND THIKTL-THIRD » STREETER, ite eastera and northern boutlary for 100 miles | the Baltimore organist, was present and ren- | John McGowan. Ri cavalcade eerie ene me | ag ceceagg : per of the “rina thi4teot Tig | GEORGETOWN, Det. AT ACCTION seen ite clear to open this rich section to| An enjoyable reception was given at the P. a rr ie 1407 Gt. Rec ae nc ET cers. _ KNOWN AD EREMIGES % 4 * | inches to the point of beginning, improved by ont of the prem! ck Sar Settlement. why the great state of California | E. Church rectory at Sykesville last Wednes-| Spanish cruiser Infanta Yeabel. " . RATCLIFFE, DARKS 00.,Aucts. 0Paave.nw. | By sirment a deed of trast rating date on the four- | *°° rasn Hing hogan known aa PEE EIS Bas not seen that therichest portion of her area | day evening by Rev. and Mrs. Purcell. A| United States steamship Cushing, Lieut. “SPECIAL.” q ES’ SALE GF TWO-STORY FRAME | Corttl (if) day of Alay, A.D. 1672 and duly ro feale: One-third of there tees maomey tm | s od by & three story briek ts here on her southwest corner ure questions | lecture on “The Life and Works of Robert | Cameron Winslow. z ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, NG AND STORE, NO. 235 POMEROY | of the District of Colayite wit at the senna | me and ‘two Yearmy with ine nd gas, Known eo premince Ko SES0'N steeet, athe | Burne" was delivered by Rez. Mr. Purcell and | _ Naval militia, state of New York, Commander AY OUR AUCTION BOOMS SEREGE INS FUE COURTS OF WASHING: | yarty scented thereby, Tail wc putiic mirtiman | ins of sus the deferred Taiients to | ‘Onethird cash, “balance in teclge gag “I nevef saw euch luxuriant feed. sich grasses nutirical selections were rendered by Miss Bessie | J. W. Miller. ‘i am WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1892, By virfuoof “deel uf rust ¢iven to us and duly | FIRST DAY CF OCTOBER: ios at AL ee jt tim. “Adept of S1U0 will be | QRRMER, months, with interest, secured ly dead f 1882, at HALF-PAasT ‘ast on the property. or all cash. at the of the and so many Varieties as grow on thie “lesert.’ Anderson, Miss Heffenger and Mr. Scott Hef-| Municipal vessels, city of New York. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, recorded in Liber So, 1418. folio 51 et seq. one of | FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain piece or par- | Peduired at the time of «ale. If the terms are not | purchaser. A deposit of @100 required at tree of wate ‘There is feed everywhere here for the thousands | fenger. Quite anumber of people were present. | Steam Yachts. EMBRACING IN: PART Hee land records of the Dictriet of Coluubla. and at | ce of land and premises aituate in the city of Wash: | Supa with in tiniem dave the picht Ye tewnrved to Serius of se ane not omaplieg with tu tom Gags f cattle which have been starving lately im | Miss Irene Gillespie and Mr. Sherman Gram-| Eight divisions of merchant vessels. Handsome Parlor Furniture, in suites and separate apt fe ty eatin | evisteh go cad Sanealt seu eater eats MICHAEL J. COLBERT, ‘Trustee. ww hg pd Arizona and California. There are more than ling were recently married at the bride's| The escorting fleet was in this orde | Renee entns Con tigen earts mamananan Walyut end) ne premises, SDAY, THE TENTH | Square one hundred and sixtyesix (160), comtatiet ne F ata 8,000 head already in the Indian Weis region, | father's. near Rowlandsville, by Rev. Mr. | First division, J. Sergeant Cram. senior offi-| iinir’ Mutts ssse,'Feviee Pitas: Oak ant wee | PANO} got obi ie. k HAGEPAST | within the following metes and bounds. viz: Bein-| og agqg EDWARD McC. Jom! THOMAS DOWLING & SON. ‘and 9.500 will be there next week from Campo Norris, pastor of the M. P. Church of that | cer—Municipal boat rton, Albertina, Al. | Dinning Tables. Dining Chairs, together with aby | parce) of land and premises situate and telue in’ the | Pie they Horn pete aah Penmsy ania arenne | — os Bo Auctionsere_ Gut Witisliy, and yet net enc ls feeding cart | place. | Foster, Havana, Sirius, New Branswick, Robert | other articles in the house:eey Stunts of Wasbinzton. in the Detect of Colainbiae of said square and lot and running with said | [!OMAS DOWLING & sc DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts cor. Ob & Datanw of New river. With the 1.200 head near the | Mr. John A. Enger and Miss E. Brown of +Garrett, John Sylvester, Caroline A. Peene, | A lot of Dry flan of eid coun:y and belte tive weet Cwenty: three TTS) eee Rea: ad Cichteen oue-hundredits | VALUABLE UNIMPROVED LOTS ON F STREET — Algodencs, these will make'?.700 head of cattle New Windsor will be married the latter part of Neptune, Meta, Perseus, Belle Horton, Block | orto-2t LATIMER C20 feet front by. the dept thereof’ of the recorded | Gesedtyfoce ie-brundredths. (748) SRNORTHWEST. TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE _IMPRo! now ip the great valley of the Colorado this month. | Island. | FPHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auc sublivision of “Howard University” of Efinebam | feet to be lot numbered one (): | a PER MCTOCR fe eed SNE FIRST, 1802, | PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET BET 7 4, he A. public meeting of the Woman's Christian | _ Second division—F. D. Morgan, senior officer. Place. together with ail the rihts, esaements, privi- | thence due cast with said rear line ten and afty-tires | SFIS E@CLOCK PM eel, ST RU TRC EET tte ‘desert. x ‘of ite pastarage Ap eting | Yachts The Rival, Gold Wiceon Baw ‘TIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. 1423 esto the same belonging or in | one-bapdredths (10.53) feet; thence dus south thirty- | 1°" ‘being sut lots 3 4 TABU fe touched: “Ghote is room for at least 40.40 Temperance, Union was held in the ME. | Yachts. The Rival. Golden Fleece, Sewaren, | "SiNtH STREET NOKTHMIST AT AUCEION | Mi 3 fect, thence tn Sruthwestwardty ucwction | ©.» bel 20 Soncover the grest ates of posturage: Toons | dent Miss Cale Hall had chatge of the ar | Corsair, "Jeane Evciyn, Nourmabal; Halcyon, | STEN GCLOCK AM, ne mit sell at entgaee et {eae sumed piety ciestone manrettan (O00) fet | ae dar cent scetned cate anspor oe aT eae ‘or sale at | 1423 0th street a miscciiane nnn, payable seuit-an. ‘All conveyancing and teeveline at purchas | in Liver hoid furniture fect, together with the THOMAS DOWLING & SON, 1s collection of house this after seven months of careful © rangements and the musical program was under | Sapphire, Orienta, Aztec, Clermont. sintin the District of Colum " "7 ird division—Capt. i lor Seta six pieces.” Leathe ts to ‘be secured by deed paidintwoequal | _°°Ssiawtoc=1 Auctioneers covering more than 2,500 miles of travel. all in | the direction of Miss Burton. The pupils of ‘ird division—Capt. Ludlum, senior officer. | Fag or trwel on thee pron fa, arcatl cosh. ap the stied ance it a = ene bye ag the manual training school rendered a namber | Steamboats, Mary Powell, Sandy Hook, Ousa- | FFenel Piate Fier Mirror, 8 v of the purchaser. A depocitiof #200 to be paid. at the | y pcctired iy decd’ ot trast Grom the vet | LATIMER & SLOAN, Anctionsers and Appraisers, rent valley 5 l aodinn. tonic. James R. Brett. Cygnus, Cepheus, | gecm | Hine of sale, Terma t2, be complied with in itan | sold. with interest: at the rate | 1407 G st. ie Sa Se “ a + : $ | eFeainer Bede: | dave from tie day of ile or the trustees. reserve the (6) per cel : Property, situa MANY ASSAULT CASES. Mr. Walter K. Terry and Miss Nettie L. Ryon | Pegasus, Taurus, Plainfield, Angler, St. John. Me ane Oak Teo fice: | riche to resell at the ris an | ae the optton of the prrthas ote bite ©. of Rising Sun will be married on the 12th | . Fourth division F. 8. Gannon, senior officer Unhappy Couples Who Fought and Then | instant | Steamboats and ferryboats, Valencia, Sout! Came Before Judge Miller. | Collector Marine of the port of Baltimore | field, New York, Christina, Rockland. Pleasant | left that city last Saturday to stump the state Valley, Grand Republic, Gen. Slocum, Idlewild, Asmultand battery was the charge against | of qodiana for the republican ticket. He will | City of Bridgeport. three-fourths of the persons tried im Judge | make several speeches in Washington county, | _ Fifth division—J. G. Emmons, senior officer. | berms eat sine! of ate. Ail comvevanéine” Se tes, with many 7 poor Bceat purchaser's cost. | plied wit ine wenty anys roan ames CLOCK: starnees, | se%8-dhds GEONGE C. HENSING,| Trustees. | Serves tbe rieht to tees!) the prop 3 im some newspaper published in Wa: ‘TPONED UNTIL GEORGE W. IETH, same bour so20-dkde mh Carpets, Hall | poe Some newspaper i conveyancing, r three hundred (300) feet four ands half (49) thence south Westwardly: al Yesterday. Several cut and ; Steamboats and tugs, Red Ash, White Asb, | ] ATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts. and Appraisers, = able au eiSiige three (RO. feet. thea ‘west. Miller's court yesterday 1 cut and | Md.. on hie way to Indiana. Bs. u as x swollen bends figured in the cases, but none of Miss Ida S. Shafer and Mr. Chas. C. Engel | Elmora, J. G. Emmons, John F. Moore, C. E. 14076 stein. JUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONFERS, WEDNESDAY west line of square and. De! OTH AND D STS. N.w. ie " D. =e ‘wou - ss tues con, | wete married Wednesday at noun at the resi- | Evarts, William Fletcher. Hazel Kirke, Lewis he wounds were so serious that any grave com- | Toe, of the bride's father. Mr. Louis Shafer, | Pulver, George Starr, Hosa, E. M. Millard, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE VERY VALUABLE Lor oom eequences were expected. inCranberry valley. near Westminster. Alarge | Walter L. Tice, Charles E. Soper, R. W. W t Shey BRINE D EAR “RHODE hes to the northwest surmerat thengeane Fred Hijwhins and Tom Johnson, who figured | Number of invited guests were present, and the | liam, jr., Archis Crosman, F. G. Burgess, C. To close the estate of SUAGRIHWERE BY AbcriON! © > SYENUE. IMEI AME | thereof of lot nunib-red fourteen (13) tai the wists eacnrast alone ‘the, orth tine cf Syne im arow aj Connecticut avenue and L street | houre was beaxtifully decorated with ferns and | N. Kingsland, two tugs (Itobert Roger), one tug NIST’ AT HALF-PAST-POCR O'CLOCK, | (Unde and Dy rirtne of, & decree of the Suivreme | Sei Daritons sari eh ee : Crpuleeiep ieee? ei frames ge ng Aa St. Paul's | (Jos. MeLoughtin). THE LATE F. M. DRAN we wil offer for sale, in front of the premises: tot oh, et of “Comanininy render Sone ona One-third cash balance SE isiatiees cts a couse ant on Goneresd Church. pecforwed ihe ceremony: | © Sisth divisn--4. B. Valentine, senior officer. ice bynes renga oe cy on nh atrert pvhlet et sare pint iS | tena nrc SR $ See at ~ coned be Dr. Woud.| Tbe bride was becomingly attired in a costume | Tugs, &c., F. H. Mead, J.C. Hartt, J. H. 7b head of of the mos ie building sites in the northwest | pelia Bond et al. are “defendant ihe . mi of ten of cream sili and lace and eda bouquet of | Cordts, G. W. Washburn, Hercules, "A. ital | Uride roses. Mise Ida Devilbins of New Wind- | Cheney, W. E. Street, 8. L. Crosby, Edwin witnesses was heard | sor and Miss Maggie Engel, sister of the groom, | Terry, R. G. Townsend, I. M. Hedges, Cor Se geo dolor & : by died of trast om the attention of parties desirous | trustees will sell etpablic, auction, tn. f E fourth of the purchase money | ot floto! the purchaser Ue oA; Be tsar as FIVE O'CLOCK Pes | 19 canhand the rexainder toe pat first in throe parcels. fo the hizhest bidder, lot thirty-four Git) of W Fears after date of wale. Said deferred paymen Redin’s subdivision. in square one hundred and | P&ymentto be evidenced by the promissory note or ward at the Esiergency If, The evalence of sev HORSES AND MULES, three years: Gver cent per ani ccmtinted Fred | were ber attendants. The usbers were Messrs. | queror, Austin, McDonald, International, H. B. “ yontially, secured by de-d of trust pon, gnare one hundred, and aay FS mesh ape jedae omelet that Fred had re) 9Fe Rinfers HC, Albunghe dE. Hone ari | Rawson, Cores, Evening Star, Golden’ Male, | Among which wit te found some Abestock. They are | Hover) way rai aa atte Systm he yr” ok A Pes Uaee ena oie of 8 oe Be ea be ght we expected 1" | J. M. Devilbisa. An elaborate wedding supper | West Farms, C. F. Roe. all good workers and in fine coadition. Tf the ie are not complied with in fifteen | Surveyor of the District of Coluubia, together with | {7 Dear on aon, OF ty ee euch a conflict. Tom wax therefore set at Lb- i - oe Lae a . the buildinzs and Improveneats therson: . option pay" the : = was provided, after which the happy couple | | Seventh division, C. H. Boyer, senior officer, | ox wepNEesDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1902, | 2235 {%yM,{he day of sale richt reserved to resell the | "Minettonns of sale as presrrived ty is said decree ‘Whole of the pu y im gash ANE Perches Ee Wit ee . ‘4 lett for New Yor . ropellers, steqinbonts and tuge—L. Bo Se ae eer Up ar tte day a etver sree Ce Eee RE, | are as follows: Onecthied of the’ Uurchase inouey torte | __ Five truster in empowersa toga said described real 3 + remeny Sitinay, Mending bearded st John Stable | MT"; Dy, Carter, the well proprietor of | Fortuna, Mary WF. Gordon, Arioss, “Tacoma, | Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., atthe stables, | Sheryater ive daue mivertiseent of such vzafe tn | OLidn cach and the belan'e arora Hinsiallinenss, | Ree Tee won Choma ee ouse and there was some trouble about the | Da — Ceca | Zamseu Stickney) Henstar D: Chaar Fok fou can eat & iiaii iota Siete ed = 385 Fst. an. near Cherry Hill, Cec § ; .C. B.A. | cor. .n.W., We will sell to the highes “iin Washines I | Payable reapectivety in goo tod Gecvere itr dae tee aath ot the PUT | Nithnteresk uml pide at 6 per cout pet ane. | ’ | the Ceeil pay Bil A sait was threatened and the bill was P rable semi-annually, said deferred payments to be | anty, died suddenly at his home last Satur- FFE, DAER &CO., Rectionne: esented by the proin:ssory notes of the purchaser, ‘ker, Thomas’ J. Scully, Mary Ann, James | pager. ‘att, ‘Thomas Shortland, Gen. F. Sigel, A. Ghee Seal meee cane theater saui charmed | ‘lay morning of heart failure, in the sisty-sixth | - 2 = Si BEK ed by th £ th ‘The terms of sale to be complid with in thirty days | TRUSTFPS' SALE OF BiICK DWELLING Ne, MES made wee of threatening vear of his ag | Milis; Border Cit nital, Maris Hoffan, | SXTY GOOD WORK Horses, pe ae srs. x.w, | toned opal nid purctase sNaney tous be fal | rebesteone ge erone tote, forfeited ua era: | py HEL MADISON STREET NORERWERT. toward struck bim. Fiv gt g ~mew. mies, Willian L. Cl : i . N.W. | Cash, at the option of the parchasen: Terror of enters | erty to be resold a Kand com of deraulting rar Nirtive of ° a gaye Tein thoglt that when the court of appeate | Empire, Edgewater, Willian {. Chapman FIFTEEN GOOD WORK MULES. | apMIISTRATORS SALE OF cows, Homers, | beans Tih fen aunt tiay often ae | Chasers nse Altes, ane | Ars oF aby TAME, rece te Lae Wr A Muigned for shooting at James le assembles at Annapolis Tuesday a dav will be| | Eighth division, L. Luckenbach, senior offi- WAGONS. FARVING. UTENSILS “AND. LOE | Pont of $100 will be required from the purchasers: | St Hiechamer'scost. DAVID WAMNET, Trust rit the land treorde of the Detrkt of Cab das rena set to hear the argument in the Wailes man- | cer—Tugs and propellers Two Luckenbach’s | This stock has been used in the street sweeping na- HOUSEHOL) FURNITURE, &e. the time of sale. All conveyanciug and recording at | "Odds 0 Pt ict the peauet of the parties secured tl q iited ntett and Remen's female fread call The assignments for Tuesday are | tags, Mutual, William F. Ferguson, Edwin M. | chines; all carefully selected, well cared for,and good s decree of the Supreme Court District | Purchaver'scost, oy snow arrcstes, PUXCASSON Bhos., AUCTIONEERS, Ver Bae 3 : E ieclanbes, Olt fovea Baltianene immins. U.S. Grant, Fred 5. Dalzell, Astra 5 ie ces. ee " 7 Hence] OBER. re. sas aoe bonne — . | T U.S. Grant. Fred 5. Dalzell, Astral, | workers, suitable for any purpose. ‘Those in searchof | Court businean: famed Bepteitber 30, IOS Teall seg cp, ate Ea. ave, nd Data ne. | CLOCK PM. tbe tellswten = hana Wadis ont deo £ town commissioners met Inst | Acem, Imperator, White Rose, W. Goodwin, A: | Sich stock would do well by wating for this sale: | Sell, at public nation. on the premises’ (farni known THOMAS PF, WOODWARD, ‘Trustee ce ‘eeiiy ot W rene ace dis areuhie sec ir shots wered ©€ning at Emmons’ Hall and ordered the drain | C; Rose, Cyclops, Jorhua Lovett. Geozge’ M. | Ton nen oj i ei | ee ee ST ROEER | ee 0 (25), square nunibered ome Wan ee err ek rie. Pour shots ere? vive on Spencer street to be cleaned. After- | Winslow, D. Pray, Wrestler, Gladiator, A. C. Toad, abort two, and © halt milee Ito CRUSE: | notiged te ais thoircinins seatie eae the ee 3 ‘Nontawear ra of 1 fort ead 6 inches Cease : ward the body resolved itself into a road com- | Nickerson. ocl-d&ds = LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. | OC1UBER THIRTEENTH, 1892, Gahetefor. with the clerk of the court within thirty ative” =e Te Svornenta theres was helt tr» $1,000 bail for the grand jury, and - MER hoes Goyaays from tay of sale ED BY APRAML BUILDING he Was Commisted ™ittee and decided to receive bids for the grad-| The fleet of the naval reserve consisted of ik party ene tows. BENS. F. LLIGHTON, Trust By virtue of a deed of uly recorded in Liber COMMUNE? | tng and graveling of Spencer street. sixteen tugs, divided into four squadrons. PUNCANSON BRos., 7 Colt, about two years old. an ba. ave, | 148 the lane records yf the Dr. Charies A Wells is having a house erected | On passing Battery Park a second solute was | #2 nore pg er = 1 Dairy Waxon. THOMAS P. WOODWARD, ‘Trustse, ‘olunbia, the request of the who rakes ‘s : r ARUSTEES’ SALE VALUABLE. BRICK DWELL- 2 derek Won re28-dkds 472 La, ave. ew. we will Gagheth foe's testes oes to the eck Fee canes | ca Franklin otrest. fired by the vessels in the squadron, which then | *"TXG'No_ 2904 STVEET SOUTHEAST. BEERS 1 Ean =! we tu = a a Sie Semen gctsoedn Golden Rule Lodge, I. O. M., No. 45, met at | proceeded up the North river to 125th street, RES Bec guty aaa pA STREETS. 2 (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auc Est. nw. _ a nares Bruised ami swollen and she charged that the Mechanics’ Hall last night and conferred the first | Where the ships anchored. No. few, foto ne of the land recorus Gaittvater, Harrow and other Farming Tools, | execu TOn’s SALE OF VALUABLE RFAL FSTATE : maton, Disrrict of Colum Saturday night. degree upon Mr. 8. 8. Brookbaok. When the mayor and his guests passed the | forthe District cf Co! a. 11, in front of eal ALSO ON THE SOUTH SI FM STR vit: ered eleven (11), - y Big) | Mr. ichard L. Murdock of Port Tobacco re- | men-of-war in their boat a national salute of | the Promises, on WEDNI meg ep Lot of Household Furniture. x stat ‘. a om. of 99 | XY cently died at the age of sixty-six. twenty-one guns was fired. Patwocnoow Es . at HALF-PAST | ors cash. mil en euraien WE sano BIE Ticht W Tesell the property Prof. George #8. Pfietter, late principal of the | ‘This ended the naval parade. eal estate and : ng and being in| Administrator of estate of John Hoelinanns dlc a, Dowie, bemaine Se | hee ee Re SY Oe | iyatureiic Aeademy, is Iving. dl-with typhoid oes Known'and Westeaated vs tet mumbered Afccos tise, | _C- 8 WALTER, Bolicitor. “oel0Bt pein a wag ee & MILUawson., feverat the Garfield Hospital in Washington. THE JEWISH RACE IN SPAIN. in sqnare niuibered seven hundred and sixty (760). | RATCueIrE, Dake & COAT TONEERS, | revister of wills of the District ot Columbia, I willoffer | fest, Rfty-four feet; thence north twenty | ong ng - E EDMONSTON Mr. Foun: Washington bas commenced sccordine to Grants recorded subd'vision, of said S20PENNA. AVE. Nw. | for sale, by public auction, at TODAY RorOeEE zy nal theme cost Athy sorux (4) Spst: “ as L . - Square. finproved by a three-story’ | reseed. e; r : no z ing, together. wis ¥ the erection of a dwelling on Columbia avenue. | Their Expulsion Cotemporaneous With the | (Welling, tocether vith all and siaguiar the bapeove: | DECKER BROS. GRAND RQUARE PIANO FORTE | FIFTEENTH. IOS, ait of lot numbered Ewelva (i ents, richts, privileges amd RATHuPrE, Dann & 00., avcTIONE RRS, wenid the = Salling of Columbus. ents, Ways, easements, Fights, priviteges and ap-| (ALMOST NEW), CHAMBER FURNITURE IN | insquare numbered fifty-one (51),in the city of Wash- | tenances to the sanie belonging. 20 PA. AVE. NW, ro | The American University In the presentmonth, precisely 400 a ATINESSES. TABLES AND’ CHATHS, | thesaine at the northeast corneref aad ot ara res: | "Terms of sale: Will be sol, eu ASSIGNERS SLY, OF dave. | + r . ATINESSES. BS AND’ C ne at ths northe rf aa | terms : 201 . F vA ulmer, another col-| The Baltimore Sun today saya: an te Prone monn precisely 400 yearsa@o, | Pi erma:'One-third cash, balance in two egest fo- OCKEES AND. EASY CHATRS. LOUNGES, | bing thencs wes: twenty-seven (21) fect four chy | trust of 2.000 to serare'a walldis ¥ - ; ATR: this great continent of America, now developed | « ts at one aud two years, evidenc . i cl a wont di eon Will be stated at tine of roum together, were | Hurt made an addrees yesterday at the mect-| great co! eloped | staliments at one and t cs. evidenced by notes CHEN FURNITURE AND. REQUISITE: Jaches, tuence south ninety-six (96) feet, thence east | exact amount due thereon will tated at Ome of into the most glorious and grandest country | bes:inw Oper cent per annum from dute of saley ine LEUMS AND O1CLOTHS. AND AGEN: | ninsteoa (10) feet four (4) inches. Ghence four (4) | ale). Daiance of rurchase mcmey cant. A ‘iepwit of settled. ‘Tena | oad sitens? asec terest payntls sencannualls, aud tobe sect LASSI GOODS, | feet ‘to. a tirty-foot alley, thence east with | #200 requited at dime of sale. “Conveyancing, ens at By pea 74 eon hho egrenresenng Soran We | and government humanity ever dwelt in, was | dealof trust on the provers rot, oral eet at = m wort tonne ee forth tine stead aliny cant 8) tet, thence Rorthane | Kurchnerrn Sot, hewie f0 be conuiied with “a . progress of the American University plans. He | : y ee its ri® | option of the purchaser.” A'deposit of i : undred fect ‘beetnnina, towet) Otherwise the trasiees reserve the right. torese Man went after the woman with a kuife, but _— oy y PI {| diteovered by Columbus, an Italian, aided, | sPtime of sale. Conveyancinr &e. at pirchieers | 2 DELIVERY, WAGON TR GOOD CONDITION, | Htimstovemate theresh® consist of eee | eet rie nal ca emare® the Hebe to. var the prevented him from usingit. Ho wasgiven |*id @ citizen of Cincinnati bad promised | , ich | Cost. If the terms of sale are tiot complied with in | SUITABLE FOR GROCERS OK BUTCHERS, -” | frame dwelli chasers after five (5) a ut in three months without fine. €10.000 for the university, but thet his name | PATonized and enconraged by the Spanish D. n fifteen days the trastees reserve the riht to resell the 1 DAYTON WAGON, 1 CUTTING BO: ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash, and notes of purchaser | newspaper pi rulers of the time. Four hundred years ago on | property at the ris and cost of the dletautting. pure TCANT. LOT OF OLD THORP o for balance in equal installments in six (Ol teelee, < rAd Still another case of an unmarried couple bad or di bhi til after chaser after five days’ advertisens suc + 2) and | teen (18) ths after date of sale, ocl~<ikds ‘reorge Carter, colored. legal matters involved had been attended to, MA. GURDON. 4 = DDS. ke. aie as ci anit te te oe 8. CAYWoon, ‘The bishop «tated further that it was the plan | !#mentable and tragic events in the checkered) oo anis 0. ¢ GREEN, oS. | ‘Trustees. BY AUCTION AT TUF PERIDANCE OF [ast on the proretty. A deponit ot 6200 Reauineat | As Tutal ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER, A J. WEST, ESQ. it of Fhe woman's head was bediy | not to go xo far aseven orgunizing a faculty | history of the Jewish race, viz., the expulsion | ——— ; = (WHO IS CHANGING HIn. RESIDENCE TO THE Seeat ents. ites to be Copies an sa ses OS $53 9TH ST. NW. heme | t. tA contact witht Carter's until a large fund had been secured. The land | of the Jews from Spain by the edict of the same FUTURE DAYs. ON THE BLADENSBURG ROAD, JUST NORTH | faulting purchaser after five Sars advertising in The | VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON «band was bart. Itappeared | Gn which the university will be built 19 esti- | rulers, Ferdinand and Isabella, ATCLIFFE. DARK & CO.. Auct¥..920Pa.a1 7. OF MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY. Star newspaper. GEO. W. LINKINS, SEVENTH STREET NORTHWIST, BRING us a separation Saturday night and | mated to be worth $300,000. The general confer- d ‘cei R: es : Ve.2.W. | TUESDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH. AT HALF. | océ-d&ar Executor. THE PRAME | WELLING NO. 1810 SEVENTH. Rappened wher. she returned to the | ence at ite last session in May authorized all | These were the opening remari ered | ROU RAPES oy HREE-STORY | BRICK 0c i PAST TWO O'CLOCK P. M. "ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO.. AUOTIONEERS, BY AUCTION. her clothes, and the judge thought | the churches to receive offerings for the pro- J. G. Scheirman in his lecture delivered | “HOUSE, MINE. ROOMS AND BATHE ALL MOD. | Dealers and private basers are invited jo attend. R’ 'E, DARE & CO., AVOTIONEERS | -ORIUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTORER FIGH- © Beck fora fight. Had the man | ject next Sunday, October 16.” last evening at the Eighth Street Temple vestry RTH WES’ NTS; NO. 2902 M STREET | octdkdbs RA. ICLIFFE, DABR & CO., Aucts. es TEENTE, 180°, at HALF-PAST FOUL, we will seli co meine ar = NE: 7 S@-THE ABOVE SA’ E IS POSTPON! TIL ORTH 22 PFET 6 INCHES ee on, Deis sald he wend | sro rooms on the above subject before an interested | Hie TWEEFTH a HALE PAST FOC OOLORK | WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER NINETEERTIL same FLORIDA AVEN eke OF eS ee been: severely punished. but under the | Shielih tedadk thei. i | audience presided over by Rabbi Dr. Stern,who | P. M., we will sell in front of the premises hour and place. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. i WARE 415 he would impose a fine of only | por - Ruger. | in a eile, neat and appropriate speech intro- | - SiBLOF SOUANETS 10-d&edbs Auctionéers. $ RUGTION ay ye Brig. Gen. Thos. H. Ruger, commanding the | in & eile, Phe! wudicnce included | 2mProved by athree-story brick house No. 2502 M | \yrALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO-r Auctioneers Nrith a dovth of fa fe es 6 the | duced the lecturer. audience included | st" containing Yrooms and bath and all snodese ti | W- a agie in Liber 671, follos | the cable cars ticck wed to be another of the | department of the Columbia, has made his an-| many who were not of the Jewish faith. Mr. | provements. PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH, UP- eters one Sok see se Sanat | nual report to the Secretary of War. The report | Scheirman, continuing, briefly referred to the | gtori!s haigknown atsale, A deposit of 200 re- | *HGUSTERED CHAIRS, SUFAR ANU HOCRE So Intakt nated feet} | relates in detail the movements of troops in| present cruel persecutions of the Jews in Rus- | “Sijo-duds “ WATCLIFFE DARK © Co., Aucts. Bosmbs HALL ror i nd the miserable anti-semitic cries abound- ee in their room. Mary | that department and gives a history of the sup- | — r @@-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED : . a ing in France and Germany as illustrating but 3 UNTIL that followed Morris | pression of the Caour d’ Alene mining troubies, la wighew ot i sufferings the Jews | F@aPAy., KOCRTLENTH Day OF OCTOBER, le claimed that but contains no statement of interest that was | guffered throughout the whole of Enrope dur-| ocli-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DAKR & CO., Auets. ey trunk and she feil against | not published at the time in the daily press. | ing the medieval or dark ages, and. coming to LATIMER £ SLOAN, Auctioneers, rea ‘The Gen. Ruger ys & compliment to| the subject t,he started from the first 1407 G ST. K A. M., we a ees So peewee te git sid of | Gen. Castine conduct of that eam and | sotilemnbat ot fas Hebrews ts ‘Spain—supposed = fae =, on eae window sill and him $25 or sixty days also the behavior of officers and men. He to have b@p as far back us in the days of AN ELEGANT THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT ti Ver LES ports that the condition of the dey it fe | treatment under Gothic an seault case called was defended by | the past year relative to instruction, discip! rulers, their eubsequent supremacy in RESIDENCE, A colored boy named Matthew and the well-being of the troops has been sai kingdom, tracing the origin, progress and F VALUABLE te nied the defendant. Ile struck = mat | factory. Decid better progress has been of their darker times, eloquently No, 916 FIFTEENTH STREET, ONL BY AUCTION. the court fined him #9, which was paid Dy | made than in former yeare’ in. the. (pro- fishesont of . By wy x Eh paber BetWEEN or pmather. lal pincirmee 0) TS NON: D> | fessional instruction of ‘officers, owing in of the McPHERSON SQUARE, M Ave 3 Setter \t to the better and more systematic last ‘crest Mi Litigation Over Asphalt Paving. | Thethods recently put in force in the army. AT AUCTION. oli a sony suewans AND D ANDE Joseph Paul has, by Mr. A. S. Worthington, | There has been a notable decrense in the num- - filed 4 bill against the District Commissioners, | ber of desertions among the soldiers, niet EER REPAY, AFTERNOON, OC {the Schillinger Paving and Curbing Company | LOCK, saith aa tn Front of ‘the the Cravford Paving Company for a dits- Fast Train Service to Denver. to what contracts have been entered Plans have been a ‘since July 22 for laying sheet asphalt pave- souri Pacific railroad wad pes nes | cepacia about February