Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1893, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. JULY 7, 1893. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE— f Oroome and cellar: by furnace: fine cabinet and all mod. ianps. first-class. will sell cheap Uefore the Bret of August, part cash. balance 1 time ; convenient to schools, inarket and cars: * nw. inquire of owner. J. W. REED. 1534 =. Tae ‘Fok SALE_TWo SEW GROOM AND © cottages ; s.m.{ :one square to cars: 81.3 $400 canb,’balaace ‘mon ow mer. 1114 Park place n.c. PO New Crocin brick dwelling with all, mod i New Groom brick dwelling with all mod imps. : Gestrably located northwest. Price, 83.700. Unly $100 casd. month. If you want t Ay come and anc as. EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, LLAR ly. tis ok act BELG Be, HP o00 S50 | ar. -- .. NORTHEAST. 1253 to Le F si, Db. Gr, and 538 to 540 13th sty ba, er, all... is, at : 650 1m : Coe Metal GO Ove alg, ‘The atove'a saly s Sercion of the property on my books. For fuil list call at office for bulletia iseued caus eh Sys THOS. E. WAGGAMAY. RK SALE_f24 KIRBY (OR 2p) ST Nw. between New York ave. aud Nst.: a two-story brick dwelling. conaining 6 room, bath, water and mas A bargain at the price asked. $2,500. ‘BH. WAKNEK & CO., dy6-3t 916 F st. n-w. O08 SALE AND STABLY 2007 1410 st. nw. Price, $6,000. Apply at 140 KL nw. 63 FOR SALE 122315 G ST_ NE, 6 BAY. gw new Bouse. Gaished white pine: rs baslt by Heney F. Getz: $4.2 teabie to show them ‘open for inspection S} FRANK L. HANCOCK & _ yew Cor. 13th and G sts. ule. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN. 6R. HOUSE: BRICK: 2 inust_ sel: site. Int. worth L. HANCOCK tylew DOW pours; S rooms: dath and lane collar: oi and parking handsowwely fenced. nearly new. or address OWNER. 04 Tat. 2. Jelo-3w* Fee S8be- ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS. REMEMBER, HREE NEW STORY AND ¢ 7 rooms and bath ; all sa. 3 ‘POR SALE houses Foun. n<. om wide call for key at 15 Ten: Mt sell GOTTWALS. 13 t Jok SALE_MANDSOME NEW THREE STORY brick dwelling, 1813 19h st. n.w. : thirteen rooms dnc bath room : all iatest improvements: handsomely ‘orated. carefully built under oaf personal super- Vision and Srst-clasm in evergrespect ; house open for spection. For farther paMiculats and price apply to 1 VLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 ras TOK pe SALE. New modarn brick houses on “2d st. between North lina ave. and st. <6. € between Ist and 7 ja ave. botwern lat ant 36, Sogaah re ‘Will selon monthis payments o x you to examine these houses For further particuiarsapply to THOS. ©. WAGGAMAN, iyl-le Fst Foe saLe— West Eckington: two-story and ceflar: six rooms ch; all modwen improvements: exceptionally mit; lot 18490 to alley. Price, $4. aeatory and basement, 9 rooms and bath; lot 20x90 sim Very desirable location mw. ; Rear cable Jom, 36, S00. ry W-room brick: Hf st. nw. between 4th and ‘ating for 240 woonth.” Price, 88.13 1. froum $10,300 rele ET. KAISER, Sih. re A large List of pep neighborhood of Dupont ‘$14,000, in ot Atlantic bailing, 930 Fst. mw. (oe SALE_WE WAVE FOR SALE AT A BAR &* ain a pince of yon iq st. nw. betwee Peanssi Dist, which we cam well for Sac per foot eed Uy a four-story. brick, com faints 1S Pons ahd bath: fot Bog 1o5 to SO-fot alley : term< easy. We have also fou fe residences, on 16th st mw. for <s For parcicolirs see ‘JNO 4. PRESCOTT & SON, T1G F st. Reliogs butiding. LY #50 CASH AND 415 PER Foe nae dwellings « frgprovensente. lo. 85.s0veccL, easy tern S WASHINGTON DANENHOWER. Sth ancl G st. nw. LEET OF lew FO", SALE ote hamlsoune room Wy Two end Wt now. , every modern coventonce and hand- pote deroratlo GOD; terms to salt. , oom 5. TS01 Pa ave. ieee” JOR SALE MUST BE SOLD BEPORE JULYL. 1 ap anithor: zat b CHAS. EARLY, 61 NeW 2sTORY PR: J beth; $4,000. Wan! sudlivision- ia oat SPMMES & BROA BENT, 0? P stn we SOR SALE iGAINS—FASY TERMS hones Lith at. Poe Excw ince home. Sr: f 1A lot ws ORLAND property, a HoesEs DAYTON WAGON; Foe sae Ps 1° Foessees Ty A BARGAIN PRIVATE Aty will sell tw amd harness. FAMILY also fine Ro Teserwe also. fe sapphies. €.G. SLOANE CO, lee lot of esx ‘It GOR SALE_WFLIBRED DRIVING MARE; soundand gentle Iaty ean drive: also harness and Junc-seat surrey; little used: sold for want of use. Ris sah st. nw On SALF Dayton wagon im good condition; seen at TIFUL BAY a inctior: will offer for afew da IULLICAN'S STABLES, 617 Est. new. ESE. SOUND: Silebar buzvy: It sell or trade as at Colonial Beach” Address ye ext thirty days T am authorized by the see sell tor cash their ontire stock Drives You Will be surprised at the prices that Ican give nu Telephone 2% SALE re. with hurey. Apri Room HAVE SALE Soeymeisient its busine euaripieed to be as Tepresented mek ot all It may be to JOR SALE_LARGE Fotsstnak RS BAZAAR, 466 Penusyivania ave. nw. - Rockaways, Traps, Band Dayton Wao; The followius tovs, cash 3 with top, 880; davtons, 849 , 34 0: relays. from 'o9:30 p.m. Inu lighted to enable thowe not 4 the day to examine o i COORE © JARBU! @ & WORLD'S FAIR. PHE WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS’ ALLIANCE juewabers ten Der cent on everything — : Sot och st now. Agente apl>-3m ove. B.w.)10-dm | Mevivm | AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. _ TOMORROW Ys. FUTURE DAYS. RATCLIFFE, DARK & 00. AUCTIONEE! ‘920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. TRUSTEES’ SALF OF FRAME DWELLING AND STORE ADJOINING ON K STREET BETWEEN TENTH AND FF. RTH STREETS SOUTH: wireae of a deed’ of rust given to us and duly re- ied in Liber No. 1680 at folio 289 et seq, one of the land records of the District of Columbia, aud. st the reanest of the, party secured terety. the under~ sumed trustees will offer for sale at purile auction in | front of the peomiseson FRIDAY, the SEVENTH (7) day of JULY, A.D. 1803, at HALF-PAST FIVE OELOCK P.M. “the following described tend and Premises situats in ‘the city of Washington, District Of Columbia, and deviate! ax and being all that part of lot two (3) fu sauare south of square uine hundred and seventy-nve (73), bewinning’ for the same Dorthenst corner of said lot and runuing then Siong’Ristreet tmgndy atx feet and xix foches, hance | sous Afiy-eiwht feet, thence east twenty-six feet six inches, and thence north ‘Afty-eight feet to the place | of bewinning, tovether with the improvements. ways, Sosements rights, heriditaments, ke. sgbject. how | trust of 1,600 due January TKNG. “With interest at the rate of Oper cent anncm. "Forms over and above the above trust: One-third to he reaidue mm three equal install nd ighteen months from the Payments to be secured by ton the premises sold apd to bear inter: of sixiper centim ber annum from the payable semi-annually. or ali over the shat the option of day. said deed of trust may B= paid the purchaser. A denosit of 81. Will be required atthe time of sale. Terms to ‘be complied with in Afteen dave from the day of sale, otherwise the tras: of sale, feos reserve the right £. Feesll the property at the risk, Sud Cow of the dofauiting parchager.. All conveyanc- ‘recording, &c-, at the vost of the purchase — oo FRANK T BROWSTS INESS ERTY WEST BETWFEN SIXTH STREETS, KNOWN AS PREMISES ‘virtue of certain deed of trast, di _ ‘A.D. 1801. aut recorded ainong t} day of June land “orts of tie District vf Columbia in ber 12 se. ee wl fer at public nals the premises, on FID! E SEVEN Ry Tatar At RIVE O'CLOCK P. Ate. the fatlow jn descrsbed real estate, situate in the city of Wash: inton, District of Columbia, and known and distin. us ‘abd being the east twenty-four (24) feet fronton north Pret. of ortzigal lot numbered 18,10 | fquare numbered 455, ‘by. a depth of elbty-elcht feet one and one-half (881%) inches to a pu ailey, toxether with the improvements thereon, sub- ject. however to a certain deed of trust dated Oc iober 28, 1890. and recorded October 29. 1890, tm Hider “1326, folio 458 et seq. of the land records of the District of Columbia. tesecnure the sum of 81 000 in ve yours, with ihiterest at 3 per cent per an- um. payable ¢-ini F. Terms of sale: The suonnt of indebtedness se- cured by the trust under which we sell $7,500 In- terest. taxes and expenses of sale in cash and the balance in one year, secured by a deed of trust on the proverts sold, with interest. payable semt-annually at hie rate of Over cent per ainum until paid A’ do- Routt of 8500 will be required at ‘the thine of sale. Eale to be closad within Atteen dave from ay of sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ adver- foment, of such reaaic iu woine yao or ‘more “Mews: Papers published in Washington. D.C. MAHLON ASHFORD, > CLARENCE B. RHEEM,; Trustees. 3-Akas “16 F st. naw. P°XcANSON BOs. AUCTIONEERS. ESTAT! oUt TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FRONTING FIFTEEN FEET ON TH SIDE OF NORTH K STREET. BEGINNING THIRTY-FIVE EOrT FAST OF IWELETE STREET EAST, BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TWO FEET SEVEN INCHES. By virtue of adeed of trust to the undersigned.dated Auvast 14,1891. and recorded in Liber No. 1604, follo 466 of goq of the land records of the District of Co- Inmbta, and by direction of the holier of the debt s2- cured by said deed of trust, we will sell at pbite auction ‘on FRIDAY, THE SEVENTH Dat OF LY. AT QUARTER PAST SIX O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the preraixes,all the real estate described in Said dead of trust, the saine being partaof lots forty-five ($5) anid forty-six (4h) in the subilivison of square ten andred ant two (1002) aa per plat in’ boo = follo 30e,’of the records of the surveyors office of hs Digirict of Columbia. being on the south side of North Ket. thirty-five feet east of 12th st. east and Funhing thenes east fifteen (15) feet; thence south hinety-t feet seven (7) inches; thence west fifteen (15) feet. and thenee north to the bewinning. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash (of which $100 must be deposited at time of «al x anes in two equal instaliments at one and two years from dats terest at ( per cent, secured on the property. orall cash, at purchaser's option. Con- Yeyancing. &c-. at purchaser's cost” panei: BS I RMTON ASHFORD,? Jetldkda JOHN E. BEAL i DUENCANSON BROS. auctioneers TRUSTEES" SALE OF IMPROVED REAT. E: ON TH Trustees. TATE, FRONTING FIFTEEN OUTH SIDR OF NORTH [REET BEGIN SING TWENTY PERT FAST OF TWELFTH STREET EAST BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TWO FEET SEVEN INCHES. By virtue of adeed of trust to the undersicned, dated Augns" 14. INOL, and recorded in Liber ‘No. subdivision of « Per plat in book the Pt 164. folio 470 at seq’. of the land records of the District of Co'umbia, sit by direction of the holder of the debt secured by aud dood of trust. we wil seit at public auctionon FRIDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF JULY IX O'CLOCK'P. M.. in front of the estate described in said deed of ‘art of lot forty-five (43). in the yuace tem nnadred ant two COO). as L. HL, folio 8 of the records of sarveyor’s office of the District of Columbia, be- ilo of north “K steeat twonty fth street east, aud running 3) feet: thence south ninety-two (92) feet seven (7) inches: thence west fifteen (13) feet and thence north to the bewinnine. Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash j (of which #200 inust “be deposited: at Time of sale), balance in two equal installments at one and two | years from date of sule, with Interest at Oper cont, scoured on the property.or all cash, at purchaser's op- at purchaser" ASHFORD, JOHN E. BEALL, "5 Trustees. ae FUTURE DAY RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. Auctioncers, $20 Pennsylvania ave, nw. TRUSTEES’ SALF_OF VERY DESIRABLE. Two- STORY. aXD MYNT PRESSED BRICK FRONT DWELI AVE. N.E.. BY By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly | recurced in Liber No. 1646, follo Gf et seq-s one of | | | the land records for the Distei fa, and at | the request of she parts sec the under- Sinet trastees wil sell at public auction in front of ihe "preinises on “WEDNESDAY, TH. TEENTH DAY OF JULY, AD, Isa, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P- M.." the follow: Tibed land aml premises, Washington, District «f axand being ail of lot m N. 0, Williams and others’ subdivision yebt hundred and sixty- recorded ia tov 1, ie of the records of the surveyor's office Strict of Columbia, together with provements, Ke. raed im Liber i 481, Teanectively rds of the District of description of which will be ‘The purchase money over and above the foned above te be paid in cash, of which ired (#00) dollars must be paid asa de- time of sale. Terins to be complied with other wine the | | ADOLPH A. HOEHLL sy7-d&ds RAME DWELLING. SITU- TENTH STREET NORTH. a1 - w virtue of a certain deed of trust to as, bearing June 27, 1800, and duly recorded June 38, 180), f No. 1>16, folie 21, of the and records of the inmbla, and it therequost of the parties | Dr, we. the underwisue! trustees wilt Stiction, i Front of the premines, oR THE Sixth ‘Day OF yey | At Six GcLock BO xt. Val | in piece or parcel of ground and prem to in the Veity of “Washineun, Dis: nd known and designated as ant leven (11) in square three ), bexinnine for the sane stance of 40 feet south from cornerof said lot and square, running southon said 10th st. 20 fest, thence erst 9 feet to» ten-foot alley, thence north on said alley 20 | feet and thence west 95 feet to the pace of bezinning, | tovether with the improveruents thereon, consisting a two-story frame dwelling nouse. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the rurchase money to | be paid in cash, and the balance in three eqnal install | ments, payabie in one, two and three years, with in- terest at six per cent per annuin, payable semi-ennu- | aliy, from date of sale, secnred by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purebs A deposit o’ $200'will be required of the t the time of sale. All conveyancing, re- chaser. ‘8 from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to | Tegel the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser MAHLON ASHFORD, t CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON,5 on 10th st. nw. atthe thwesi Trustees. IAHLON AS i a CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, Trustees, _ST20 ditrose £70 La SALE MOMDAY, JULY 10, ° S. SAMSTAG, Auctioneer. 93. I will sell at | 807 MARKET SPAC! Balance of FONDA & 60."S ‘RETAIL FANCY GOODS. ‘The stock must be sold, as the store is rented and must vacate by the 1th of July. The stock consists of Linen Damask Towels, Nap- kins, Hosiery, Gents’ Furnishings, Kid Gloves, Rib- bons, Corsets, Laces, Buttons, very large stock of | Hamburg Edgines and Insertings. The trade are specially requested toattend this sale, as there are Darzains in store for them. Sale positively MONDAY, 10 o'clock sharp. Jy7-2t* G. SLOAN & CO., Ancte., 1407 G #1 iC, (Suceessors to Latimer & Sloan.) | STOCK OF FINE Fri | CONSISTIN NCH MILLINERY Goops, OF TELT AND STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, FLOWERS, BIRDS, RIB- BONS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, TRIM- MINGS, Ke.. &e., ALL OF FINEST GRADE, LATEST STYLES AND IN FINE CONDITION. On MONDAY, JOLY TENTH, 1895,at HALF-PAST. TEN A.M. within our spacious sales rooms, 1407 G st. (21 floor), we wil sella general iiue of first-cl suliner¥ Goods, as partly mentioned above. Ladi are cordially invited to attend this sale, as the good are al] first-class and will be soid in lots to suit. Seats Rk se d&ds ‘Address 470 La. ave. t2-THF ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED | ¢ wand Te y. JULY EIGHTEENTH, 1893, at | same hont rowiled. Sale positive. Perms cash. ©. G SLOAN & Co., dys-dts Auctioneers, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctionsers REGULAR SATURDAY SALE HOUSEHOLD, FURNT CARPETS, &c., AT OUB SALES ROOM, COR. TENTH AND PARES VANIA AVENUE EIGHTH, AT 1EN O'CLOCK. TORPSON AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY, ALSO, A’ % NE AT GRAXD PIANO, HEINERAMP be Ee MAKERS. NEARLY NEW. TOP BUGGY. CARRIAGES, SURREYS, ke. Terms cash WALTER B- WILLIAMS & CG: in ve "___Atetionsers, MARRIAGES, PTARNESS, ©-C., CARRIAGES: HAINESS: &E: AT BEXSINGERS AUCTION Ppazaan. t Dexsinger’s Avcrion Dazaan E will sell at auction within the Bazaar, Saturday morn- ing, July 8, beginning at 10 o'clock, for want of use, 40 head of Horses and Mares. consigned to us by parties residing in this city. This lot consists of some excellent working and driving animals, and if you are looking for « “good thing” this is your opportuntty. We will also sell 15 new and second- hand Carriages, Waxons, Buggies, Har- ness, &e. S. BESSISSER. AUoTIONrER. » Densixerr: Av IONEER, 940 La Ave ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONRERS, 920 PENNA. AVE. N.W. PINE BAY STALLION, “KING PARAGON,” BY ‘OLD CONDUCTOR, DAM NELLIE B. "PER FECTLY SOUND AND GENTLE; FULL 16 HAND= HIGH; WILL WORK SINGLE OR DOUBLE AND A FINE SADDLE HORSE. Ou SATURDAY, FIGHTH DAY OF JULY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, will sell, in front it ‘our rooms, 920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, the above on account of owner renvoving from city. lt RATCLIFFE, DAR & CO., Auctioneers. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers Je ‘(Successors to Latimer & Sloan), 1407 G ‘st. nw. OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER MALL IKON SAFE, MANTEL AND RROKS, ROLLING-TOP | D HAIRS AND KOCKERS, BEAU AND TEA SEIS IN FINE CHT RE." SADDLE AND BRIDLE. SE ES, CARRIAGES. HAHNESS, bee, ty) GLASS WAl ALSO A LOT OF FINE CIGARS. ALSO A HANDSOME PAIR OF BAY COACH HORSFS. On SATURDAY, JULY EIGHTH, 1883, at TEN Raters. DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS. IANCERY SALE OF LARGE AND VERY VALU- SAREE ton Ey ROCTEWEST | CORNER COP TEENTH SEREET ND AVEN! AN] ‘VEN- rj LNOMTE st NEAH SITE FOR NEW ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. By virtue of @ certain deed of trust to the under- signed, recorded in Liber 1524, folio 305, et seq. and ‘a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Ghiambin vassed in equity cause, Xo. Vasey eee ace eralaned trasteos wiih oil cep ubie auction. in front gies aeeminey on MONDAY, tho EVENT URN TE, Dav OF SUEY Thos. a0 BALEPART Five PM, ‘all that part of fots “"A," *-B."" 0." **D and “"E* 0f,W., §, Cox trasteots subdivision of original lot fo {dy square one Thuidred, and alxty (100), an oa subdivin jon ts recorded in the office af the surveyor of the District of Columbla, contained within the follow= Ing metes and bounds, viz.: Bevinning for the same atthe northeast corner of ‘said. square and rnning thence south along 17th street 120 feet; thence weet 50 feet ; thence north to Rhode Island avenue; thence in a northeasterly direction along Hhode Island ave- nue to the point of bexinning. This ‘property is suit. able for a larce residence or for subdivision Into fmaller lots, and its very desirable location sbould command the attention of investors and otters to this sale. ‘Terms of sale: One-third In cash, and the residue in two equal mstaliments at one aud two years from day of sale, the deferred payments to beat interest from day of sale and to be secured by deed of trust, on the property gold. or all cash, at the option of the pur- Ehaser. Ternis of sale to bo complied with in fifteen days from day of sale, or trurtees reserve the right to Tesell at risk of defaulting purchaser. A deposit of 8500 to be made when bid is accepted, and all convey~ Ancing to be at the cont of purchaser. WM, E. EDMONSTON, Office, 500 5th st. n.w., EDWARD H. THOMAS, Jy3-d&ds Office, 916 F st. n.w., (CHAS. @. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE VALUABLE BRICK AND STONE NEW DWELLINGS, Nos. 719, 72] AND 723 EAST CAPITOL STREET. By virtue of three certain deeds of trust, all dat Apri 24, 1803, and recorded amonz the land records o istrict of Columbia, in Liber No. 1708, fo $23, 326 and 328 et veq.. and at the request of by, We Will offer at Dublic sal premises. on THURSDAY. the THT VRKENTH DAY OF JULY. 1803, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the following described roal estate, situate in the city of Washinston, ‘Disirict of Columbia, and | rant rs known and distineuished’as and being sub lots numn- Dered thirty-five (39), thirty-six (30) and thirty-seven (3)) of Eben B. Hunting’ subdteiston of parts of original jots twelve (12). thirteet G4. in square numbered eight hundred and ninety- gicht (898), as per plat recorded in Libar No. 20, follo 30, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, toxethor with ‘the ‘improv (73) and fourteen 'o- juents thereon, the said tmprovements on each of suid Dots beine gn elewant three-story, with two-story back bujjding. bay-window brick dwelling, py brick and stone frent, massive brown-s'one ‘steps, contain: in O rooms. bath, furnace and all modern improve: ments. aud handsomely papered, subject, however, to certain deed of trust on each of sald houses and fots. tosecure the sum of 85.000 with interest thereou at 6 Per centuin per annum, “Terma of tale on each house over and ebove the in. gumbrance of $5,cO} above named: One-third eash and Balance in two equal payments, in atx (6) aud twelve (12) months, and secured by '& deed of trust on the Property sold, with interest, payable serai-antinally, at Fat@of @ Dor cenfum per ‘annum ‘until bald, ofall arb. at obtlon of purchaser. °1°A" depoat Of $200 93 each hotise will be required at time of sale. Sale to be from’ day of sale. other- closed within ten (10) day: ‘wise the property will be resold at the risk feuiting purchaser after five days’ advertivement of O'CLOCK A-M., within our sal iao7 Ga. | & a Tomita ‘a gerieral line of Furniture, tc.» a much tesalein ong OF more newspapers published ia ‘above. Bee ee cinse, be. at TWELVE ¥. WARKINGTON DANENHOWER,} nrusteon wee sabia Bede _C.G, SLOAN & CO.. Anct ies = (THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Suctiongors, AROR DOW IING 2 80M ikneticneers. SIS Est nw. SISE st. nw. OUR SALE SATURDAY. JULY FIGHTH, 1 TRUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVED 2 AT TEN O'CLOC) .. WITHIN OUR AUCTION Rooms, Sto © SPRERT NORTHWEST, WILL EMBRACE A'LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSE- HOLD, EFFECTS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, HALN! a CONSISTING IN PART OF Seversl Parlor Suites. Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Hall Racks, Walnut, Ash. Oak and other Chamber Suites, Hair xnd other Matiresses, W. W. Springs, Bolaters nq Pillows odd Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstand, Exteusion Tables, Dining Hoom Chairs, Rockers, &c.. Center Tables, Wardrobes, lot of new Parlor Lamy Window Shades, Table Linen. lot of Coosing U . Tables and stoves, ope batrel of xood vinewar. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Soreral, Horses; Carriages, Busies, " Phaeton, jagons, Harness, &e- ‘THOMAS DOWLING & SON, iy6-2t ‘Auctioneers. RATCHIEFE, DARE & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY. MORNING, COMMENCING AT TER O-CLOCK. AT OUR LARGE SALES ROOMS, ‘PA AVE. LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ATU, CARPETS, | MATTING,» PIANOS, ORGANS, MIRHORS, te. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK MTN FRONT OF THE SALES ROOM ARNESS. ke. D., Acts HORSES, BUGGIFS, WAGONS, H eae ORATCLIFFE: DAR & F[HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucta, 612 Est. n.w. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF MUSICAL GOODS AND INSTRUMENTS, | IN- GLUDING SOME FINE PIANOS, VIOLINS. Ry virtue of a deed of ansiznment-recorded in Liber 1704, folio 35%, one of the land records of the District of Ctambia, the tntersigne' aseignen will sell at public suction on the promises, No, 700 7th street northwest. on SATURDAY, JULY FIGHTH, A. D. 1843, commencing at SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. and continging on MONDAY | MORNING at ‘TEN G*CLOCK and at SEVEN P.M., and from day to day thereafter at the sare hours watil all is sold, all the stock of musical goods, instruments, &c., contained There! he s s some fine Stringed and Wind ‘The stock cont: Instruments and Pianos and a varied assortment Sheet Music. The termns of sale are all cash at time of sale. Articles purchased must be promptly removed from the premises at purchasers’ cost. F. L. SIDDO! Jy5-6t Asstenee, 1339 F stow. FUTURE DAYs. [NITED STATES NARSHAI’S SALE —BY VIR- J tus of a writ of flert facia Iseuet out of the clerk's office of ‘the Surreme Court of the District of Columbia, in the case of Ebenezer B. Warren, trading as E, B. Warren & Co,.to the use of Bartow L. Walker ‘a. Jobn H. Bird, at ‘number and to me Airccted. Thave seized aud levied upon and will sell iat public sale, for cash, in front of the court house door Of ‘said District, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY- NINTH DAY OF JULY, 1803, beginning at TWELVE. O'CLOCK M..all the undivided estate, right, title and ntevest of said John H. Bird in’ ‘and’ to. the following described property. to wit: Part of lots numbered 13 and 14in square numbered 636, con- tained within the following metes and bounds, viz: Bevinning for the same on the line of South Capitol street at a point distant 22 fect south of the northeast corner of said lot ona ‘14 and runuine thence ue west to the west line of said lot; thence northeast. erly slong the west line of maid jot to the northwest corner of said lot. thence east 13 feet tothe northwest corner of said lot 13: thence north 10 feet; thence east 50" feet 3 inches io ‘the line of said South Capitol Street: thence sonth along sald st-eet 32 feet to the lace of bewinuing, together with all and singular Rneiunprovenente thereon, to aatisty said writ of Heri factas. M. RANSDELL, U.S. Marshal. rater PAN DAUR E C0.. Auctoneers swBtoeHi a VV*UTER B. W-LLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers, Estate of the late Gen. 8. §. Carroll. TRUSTEES SALY OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NPAR TAKOMA PARK, IN MCNTGOMERY COUNTY. MAKTLAND By virtue of ade--ce of the ctreult court of Mont. gomery county, leryland, siitiog ‘aya court of equity, nassed in a causo therein seoending, wherein Frank’ J. Dieudonne fscomplainapt and Helen M. Carroll and vAhers are aaiendanta, the wubscribern. aa ‘sill.on FUNPSDAY JULY OUR mn SO, at the hour of HAT F-PAS jer for sale at public suction, sFertion of tmwreal eatate in said cause fo be sol is property is a portion of the lund on which Gen. Sainuel Spring Carroll resided. at The dine of his death, and beine that part lying north of Carroll avenue and separated from the bal- ance of Gen. Carroll's lan: froperty, fronts on Carroll "akomna Park about 700 yards from Takoma station on the Metropolitan Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the terminus of the line of electric cars connecting sald town with Washington city. The land hereby adver- red contains 33 ,cres, 17 perches and 44 sauare feet of land. more or Jess, and will be sold in sections or parcols varying from 81,000 to 212.000 square fee — Terins of sale, xs proscribed by the decree. One-half gum, the valance in two equal installments, payable, Tespectively. in one and two Years from the dey of Sale, said deferred pay ments to bear interest from the day of sale and to be secured by the single bills of the Durcliaser of purchasers, with surety of suretioa, to be approved by the said trustees. Conyeyancing at the coat of the pnrchaser oF purchasers, iin y8.akte CHARLES W, PRE [pescaxson BROS. auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SITU- ATE NO. 727 SIRTH STREET NORTHEAST. By virtue of» certain, deed of trust to us, bearing Bs sot ip vor No. 4330, Toe 2OE sea, tte ‘0, 1530. folio 464 et seq.. of t atid records of the District of Columbia, and at request of the parties sectred thereby, we, the under- stened trustees, will wal, at public auction, ip front of thepremiss. ON MOND. THESEVENTEENTH AY OF JULY, A.D. 1808, AT SIX O'CLOCK -M. all that Certain pioce or parcol ot Tand and ted the prem! Premises situate in the city of Washington, District Ef Columbia, known and designated as and belt ail of lot numbered elghty-two (82 in Joseph S. tone and Others’ subdivis om uf lots insquareeuett hundred and Bfty-nine (WSO). as per plat recorded in book 15, paee 164, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the Disiniet of Columbia, together with the liaprovements fpercon. consisting ot a two-story and baseuient brick Wweding house, ‘Termsof sale: One-third of the purchase mones to bepaid in cas and the balance fa three equal in: staliments, payable in one, two and three yoaly, with interest at six (0) per ceatum per annua, payable, somianaually from day of ale, securd, by Weed of frust upon the property sold, or ail cash, Bt the op: Hon of the purchaser. A “deposit of 8200 will ‘to re Guired of the purchaser at the time. of sule, All'com. Yeyancing, recording and notarial fees at the cont DF the purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with itn tou “Gara, from tay of aale, otherwise the trustens reserto the senell the property at the ‘the defauiting purchaser, MAHLON “SHFORD, fi CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, Trustess. Jy3-d&eds (,, & SLOAN & CO. Auctioneers, 1407 G st. je (Successors to Latimer & Sloan). HANDSOME AND WELL-MADE FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. COMPRISING EBONY FRAME PARLOR SUITE, EBONY BOOK CASE, MAHOGANY CLAW-FOOT TABLE, EBONY SIDE AND CENTER TABLES, EBONY FRAME COUCH, SUPERB SATIN WOOD CHAMBER SUITE WITH MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TRIMMINGS, CONSISTING OF BEDSTEAD, BUREAU AND DRESSING CasE, ALSO THREE-CASE MIRROR-FRONT WARD- ROBE TO MATCH, LARGE FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR FRAMED TO MATCH, SINGLE ASH AND WALNUT MIRROR-FRONT .RD- ROBES, MOQUET RUGS, HANDSOME WAL- NUT CHAMBER SUITE, HAIR MATTRESSES, PUINAM SPRINGS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, COMFORTS, EXTENSION TABLE, BREAKFAST TABLE, LOT CHAIRS, &c., &c. vEDN: LY TW) |. 1803, ARLE VAST TES GrenoGK 4" Bk: on second and third floors of 1310 F street northwest,we will seil, withont reserve, the above collection of well-made furniture. Those in search of fine gocds should at- tend this sale, as the furniture is all by the beat 17 “hermes: Cash. ©. G. BLOAN & Co., yeas ‘Auctioneets. at | Atenedt trasters wil pO AND WHARF PROPERTY IN. By sirtue of a deed ip Wnts dated July the seventh, Virtue of & trust, dated July the seventh, 1802, aud ‘recorded in Liber No. i714, follo 214 et me of the land records of the District of Colum is, and at the request of the parties herein interested, ‘Wwe will sell, in front of the premises,on THURSDAY, fULY THIRTEENTH, 1803, at ck MC, all that lot of kroqud’ in sald Georeetow -M... all that lot of round in said Georeetown, bounded and described w follows: Bevinning at the end of a line drawn forty-one (41) feet east on the north line of Cherry street (now Grace street) frem the point of intersection of the said line with the east line of Market space, and run thence easterly with the said line of Cherry stroet (now Grace street). twenty-five (25) feet to a point south of'and opposite to a line draw iniddle of what was the west vl brick house, formerly the prope! th and lately of William Grindage, thenee northerly b straight line through the middie of the | aforesai west gable end wall to the wi wr outer edge of the coping on the south wall of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, thence Lape: with the line of sald canal to within fort {4ne,40) feet of sald Market space, thence by a straight line southerly to the place of beginning, improved by a four-story warehonse and wharf. Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the Property. or all casb, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. All convey ancing and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of Sale are not complied “with within fen days froin day Of <ale the trustees reserve the right to resell at ris and'cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ ade Vertisement. ‘AUSTIN HERR, FANNIE W. HERR, ‘THOS, W. SMITH HOWARD DAVIS, Trustee . Truster. GEORGE W. CISSEL, Trustee, akas RATCLIFFE, park 920 P! RCO. Aucte SEVASEA AVE. N.W. TRUSTEES" SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROV REAL ESTATE ON ‘MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION By virtne of a deed of trust given tous and duly re. corded in Tiber No. 1767. at folio 109 et seq, one of the Innd Yecords for the District of Columbia, and at the request of tho parties secured thereby, “we. a ees eae auction iu front of the premises on TU . ELEVENTH, A. D. U8O4, at HALF-PAST’ FIVE O'CLOCK P! M., the following described land and Premises, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbin, and desiguated ag the west foriy (40) feet, seven (7) Inches sront on Maryland ave. by the {ull depth thereof of oriinal lot two (2), in square ten hundred and twenty-seven (1027), together with the ways, easements, rights, privileges and appur- tenances thereto belonging oF in any Wise appertain- ing. “forms of axle: One-third of the purchase money to be paid incash, the residue in two equal installments payable iz oue and two vears from the day of sale,evl- denced by the notes of the purchaser. bearing interest the rate of Oper cent pet annum, payable sem Snnually, and secured by "dof. trust Property sold, or ail cash, on of the pi Shaner.” Terms of sale t be complied with in fftes ‘aye from the day O° sale, otherwise the trustees ro- iht toresell the property at the risk and defauiting purcharer. A deposit of 8200 required at the time of ‘Al “conveyancing, re- cording. Re.. at the parchascr's cost JOHN P. SHEPPERD, 802 F st RICHARD J. EARNS 43st. and Vs. ave. s. 3e29-d&as 'HOMA® DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, G12 E st. nw TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. Purmant to a dee of trust made on the 15th day of October. A.D. 1884, and recorded among the land records of Westmoreland county, Va.. on the 14th Gay of November, A. D. 1884, in Liber 45 and folio 249, to R. Byrd rewisand John Sherman, trustees, by the Colonial Beach Tin} cure certain bonded inde em (Samuel 8. Burdett having been substitted Im place of John Sherman as one of the said trustees in said deed of trust by sn order entered in the county court of Westiorel ats Vireinis: on the 2Rth day of November, A. if a} ‘and by direction of of bonds secured by eaid deed of trust, the upder- sellat pabtie anctloh to the Man. Fergie ge the SINE TRENT ON) DA YOR ULY, at Colonlal B feat morelan: county, Vireinia’ the ollowine described ‘persousl ‘he fate, to wit: 1 Pho'Hetel. Reusehols and Kitchen gagraiture ot the Colonial Beach Hotel, ‘consisting ede Sends, ‘chalrs, matting, bureaus, washstands: cots, toilet ware, and tables for ‘ot Binta Room Cnatectne of ebel china and glass ‘ware, and table Tien and ‘Utensils necessary to Tun a summer hotel et one bun: dred’ and fowr (108) rooms. Terms for the perwonal can rarer indred and four (4) lots, Terms: All guine of 825 and under cash, an ‘$25, one-third thereof cash and (80) days, oF all cash. at option 3. The hotel and hotel reservation, containing an area of twenty-eight (28) acres, two (2) roods and Bipetorn (1) roles: two wharves: also gif the ria title and interest of the Colonial Beach Improvement Company in and to the river ard creok shot . enues and parks, the same nubject, however, to the Fights of way and user of the same that inay belong tof be vested in the lot owners at Colontal Beach. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be paid 4 caah, the residue in two equal installments, otes for same to be given payable, respectively, with in- terest ther izand Uelve monthy from day of le, oF all’cash. at the option of purchaser. 4. Fifty-one ang one-fourth acres (51%), part of the ‘adjoining Classic Shore. ‘Terms: One-third (i$) cash. residue in two equal installments, notes for the saine to be given vayable Teepectively, with intereet thereon, at ix and twelve nths from day of sale—or all cash, at option of pur- chaser” ‘The remainder of the farm and wood land, con- talning two hundred and sixty and fifteen oné-hun- Aredths acres, more oF less. Terms: One-third () cash, residue in two equal instalimonts, notes for xaine to be wiven payable ro- spectively. with interest thereon, at six and. twolve months from day of sale—or all caab, at the. option of Purchaser. The sale will commence at THREE (3) O'CLOCK on the said NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1893, and be continued from day to day until completed. ‘Tho title to the real estate will be retained until the last installment of vurchase money or notes given for same is paid, and should any purchaser fail to comp! ‘with the terins of sale and payment of any install. ent of the ‘Purchase maney "or “notes for same the toon will advertise aud wel 6 property 0 which default in made at the cost and tak of the a faulting purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at the cos! of the purchaser. Yor further information apply tothe undersigned. st n.w., Washington MAMUEL 8, BURDETT, ¢ Trustees 905 F st. n.w., Washington, D.'C. Jel0-dts p NCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, SIT- VATE NUMBER 1505 M STREET ‘NORTH- By virtue of a cortain deed of trust to us bearing date July 21, 1882, and duly recorded July 25, 160%, in Liber No. 1712, follo 94 et veq., of the laud records of the District of Columbla, andaé the request of the Parties secured thereby. we, the Undorsixned trustees, ‘Will sell at public auction, in front of the preinises, on MONDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1894, at FIVE O'CLOCK Piece or parcel of land and premises situate in the city hineton, District of Columbia, and known and ed xe and Ded part of orietnal lot one (1). ty square one hundred and ninety aig <00), ‘contained within the following metes and bounds, viz: Beqin ‘point inthe north ite of North M ® feet 2 inciies west from the, souki- jot and square, and same distance ward from the West side of Lath street west, then Tun north 62feet 10 inches, then run West 20 feet 10 juches, then run south 20 fect 10. inches, then Tin east'2 feet 10 inches, then run south sd feet. te sake rth ling of North M street, and then run east alone i street 18 feet to the place of bewinning, towether with the tmprovements thereon, consisting of a three story brick dwelling house. es corner of ‘Torms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to tepaid in cash and the balance in three equal in staliments, payable inone, two aud three years, with interent <6) per centum per annuin, t'yable semi-annually from day of sale, seoured by ‘deed of Tutt upon the property old, or all cash, at the option ofthe purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. “All converanc ing. recordin and notarial fees at the cost of the pul chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with withte ten days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the tight to resell the'property at the Fisk and cost of tne TEL IRM B EDMONSTON, 2 NSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON, } Trustees. jyB-dkde co: Address 500 5th st, n.w. re Palio Ue STATES MARSHAL’S SALE.—BY VIB- OE ed oe kg Ff bia, 1p case number 7963 Crime the of RG tee Bing: tether with all and ‘the er menis . to satisfy said of fert fs ep ARIEL Mt RANSDELI, U. 8. RATCLIFFE, DA ‘aacta. ay pencaasos: ‘BROS... Auctioneers. YRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE NO. 999 11TH TRREREET SOUTHWEST. NEAR CORRE OF Biss oaeperaneaaaed the 28th “day “of October, 18%, recorded. in Liber 1735, folio 354, the uudersigned trustees Aut 3 tof the URS. Day’ THE WENTIETH BAY OF SULS. 1609 T HALF-PAST FIVE O'C) -M., all of lot 21 of orixinal Gffice of the surveyor of the Dis in book 12, page 21, and the nerth 12 feet front on Titherregt by the fal square, the sal together s front of 32 feet on funroved, by a ‘dullding ‘Known, as number 20008 a 5 ‘Term of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent annum from ws bog sale, the promissory notes of chaser, secured by deed of trust on the property sol: to be riven for deferred pnrchase "money. or all cash: at the option of the purchaser. A iv of | will berequfted when hid is accepted, “Terins of sale to be complied with in ten oe from day of sale or trustees Teserve the ae to resell the proj at the risk and cost of det iting purchaser, Aj) conveyancing and Fecording at purchi neers cost, W.E. EDMONSTON, OH. WILLIAMSON, Call at office 500 Sih st. 2. w. Rater: DARR & CO., AUCTS. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF POOL AND BAR ROOM, No. D STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR THR NEW CITY POST OFFICE, BY AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY ELEVENTH, at ‘OCLOC ‘bar z K, wo. will ‘sell st the and pool room, the entirecontents contained therein. This sale presents an excellent opportunity for & party Rew ° . Srodkdbe ‘Auctioneers. ‘['HOMaS DOWLING & BON, Auctions: T MOL Hot. now. ELEVEN VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY AND BLSEMENT, BRICK HOURES ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS FAST. trust duly re- corded in Liber No. TOBQ st foils 7%" of sea. coce'et a rds of the Distret of Caton ihe land reco un Siler mare 2 Gas Se TENTH. 1609, "t HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK (35: four (tive yale (On agven tin, suane Tes four (4), five (5). six (G), seven (7), . bine (B), ten 10}. eleven (11). twelve 12)end thirteck ie j i2 Sauare nei x hundred and seventy-one ‘erms of sale: Each lot will be sold subject to s priof encumbrance of $3.000, balance ‘of purchane Brice to be paid in cash; or the Purchaser may pay all Cash, at hie option. A deposit of $200 on each lot juired at the time of sale. If the terms of sale are Fight ts tesceved to resell te property sy the guak ay stn rencrved to re ” rake a cont of the defaulting purchaser, after: Ove" dave’ sd pene of — a i pme news| pub- fnshington. D. convey: and Tecra a EN TEES. MOULTON, Je0-dkds SAMUEL ROSS, *'} Trusteos, uomas ‘DO’ TRUSTEES: SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT 0) KALORAMA AVENUE NEAR WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. dated re. By virtue of three deeds of trust to us, ively November 26, 188%, June 10, 1891, and iter 144, fall'S tee 150% fle SB acd ve Home 1646, folio 206, of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at ti thereby, we will sell at pul ‘bidder, ‘in front of the pi FOURTEENTH DAY at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. eo of land and prem! situ ‘ashington. District of Colum! Deing the west forty-three and 4-100 (43 84-1 feet front bythe full devth of lot numbered six! (6) in I. R. Tuttle's subdivision of of * Widow's Mite,” as the same is recorded in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, in Liber Governor Shepherd, folic 163. ° Terms of sale: third of the purchase money to i ‘in cash, the balance in two equal payments on % ine of ‘snd koown senad fore one and two years from day of sale, with 6 Per.cent interest Per annum, payable semi-annually. ‘The deferred payments to be represented by sory notes of thi Pier ner secured by deed o on i i the purchaser's option. 200 required at time of sale. All con- \d recording at the purchaser's coat, to becomplied with in ten days from the le. otherwie trustoes reserve the right to Te- ik and cost of defaulting pi or pur- CLAUDIUS B. JEWELL,) LEROY TUTTLE, Jr., “5 Trusteos, THOS. DOWLING, Ai se30-dkds ‘Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION OF 14, 18 ADAMS: & COLTMAN'S, TRUBTERR, RUADI. VISION OF SQUARE 300, BEING NUMBER 1620 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, IM- PROVED BY & TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE. By a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made In equity cause No. 14194, Williees 2 a, trunteen, eubdlvinion at ‘northwest, 3014. or al s lot 14 tn Adamns & Coltman’ 309, aitnate at 1629 Twelfth street ‘of Washington, D."C. ‘erms: One-third cash, one-third in one year and one-third in two years, notes bearing interest at 0 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, to for the deferred be ate ‘payments, necured by # dead ot trast Id, or all casi t the option of the ‘of 8200. ta required at the tim PR ede goin s Sundays excepted, property at Fisk of the ‘defaulting purchaser. ‘Conveyancing at Purchaser's cost. } WILLIAM B. TODD. E st. HENRY HAYWooD GLAssT Room 35, Le Droit building. dyl-dkds w. DYNAMITERS IN HAWAII. ‘The Government Arrests the Agents in the Consp'racy. From the New York Sun, Hovowvtv, June 28, via San Francisco, July 5.—The government has finally executed what has been for some time iz view, namely, the arrest of ascertained agénts in the royalist dynamite conspiracy. Qn the afternoon of Friday, June 23, simultaneous arrests were of T. B. Walker, Archtvald Sinclair and . C. Crick on the charge of conspiracy to seize the executive building and overturn the government. The offense is not bailable, and the prisoners have been held in confinement pending examination. * ‘The government has known something of this conspiracy for three months, and for sev- eral weeks it bas porseseod much cxact iu- formation. A very conservative policy has been pursued, and no arrests were made until the evidence was entirely complete against the accused. This evidence was submitted to four legal advisers and pronounced sufficient. Meantime every precaution was taken against a.surprise. Of the arrested persons W: the son-in-law of a leading half white royalist, John Cummings, and is a mason by trad Sinclair is a mason, but of irregular habite. Crick is a chemist out of employment. About twenty prominent whites and half castes are more or less implicated by the evidonce in pos- session of the government. Nine of these per- sons have been cabinet ministers. More arrests are likely to be made at any time, but none without ample evidence to justify such action. The use of dynamite was the chief means of the scheme of ‘the conspirators, Their plans seem to have been bold and extensive, but more on an anarchistic basis than one of ‘reg- ular warfare. Nearly all persons implicated have more or less shady records, No pure Ha- waiians appear to have been in the affair, It is believed that no evidence implicates Paul Neumann or Claus Spreckels, although the con- spirators had sanguine hopes of pecuniary aid from the latter. At the time of the arrests the houses of Walker and Cummings were searched. No die- coveries of arms or of dynamite made. Much consternation followed the arrests, re- sulting in additional information being con- tributed by persons implicated. A general effect of demoralization has been juced among the royalists, whose chief plot for the restoration of the queen has now collapsed. At noon on June 28, just before the sailing of the Belgic, evidence against the conspirators began to be presented. Minister Blount says that he has not yet sent forward any report, but will take it with him when he leaves the islands. Claus Spreckels found on his gate few days ‘ago a placard ornamented with skull and cross- bones and bearing the inscription: Gold and silver will not stop lead.” He laid the matter before Minister Blount, and the latter forwarded Spreckels’ statement to the provisional government. The government says it has evidence against the men it has ar- rested showing they were forming a plot to blow up the government building and then hoot down the annexationists when they should rush to the scene. A large number of other persons are being watched by the author- ities, Six or seven hundred annexationists have formed a “citizens’ reserve.” They are armed with rifles, and have selected certain promi- nent supporters of tho ex-queen, whose names are known, and marked them for slaughter in event of a royalist outbreak. A member of this organization gives a list of names marked. for assassination, and says that in addition to prominent Hawaiians it includes Claus Spreckles and Minister Blount in case they in- terfere in any fight that may occur. Re What you can get at JOHNSTON'S, 70 Teh ot, Tomorrow on pasesdand SN ogg LAST DAY AT HENLEY Final Heats of the Races Rowed on the Thames. GREAT INCREASE IN THE ATTENDANCE. Washingtons Lose a Game to the St. Louis Browns. OTHER SPORTING NEWS. Loxpox, July 7.—This was the last day of e Henley regatts. The final rounds in the different events were rowed today and the prizes awarded to the successful competitors. ‘The weather during the two previous days of the regatta was beantifal, which isstrange, con- sidering the fact that “Henley weather” is sy- Ronymous with rain, drizzle or cold. Today the good conditions continue, the “weather being sunskiny and hot. The attend- ance of spectators was large, many of the peo- ple who spent yesterday in London to see the royal marriage proceedings having returned this morning to Henley to witness the final rounds in the several events. Unfiagging interest was displayed throughout the day, and the victors were. greeted with hearty cheers. In the final heat for the Steward’s cup (fours) Magdalene College Rowing Club the Thames Rowing Club by « longth and e quar- For the Grand Challen the Leander Rowing Club were pitted against the London Rowing Club's crew. The Lean- ders took a slight lead at the start, and before half the course had been traversed they had quite a stretch of open water between them- nelvos and thelr opponents, ‘The London orew the Leanders. G. B. Kennedy of the Kingston Rowing Club and F. Biddington of the Thames Rowing Club were matched against-cach other in the final for the diamond soulls, Kennedy showed himself the superior oars man snd won the race as he pleased. LOCAL CREWS TO PARTICIPATE. Representatives of the District Boat Clubs to Row at Baltimore. Three District boat crews will take part in the Patapsco River regatta at Baltimore on July 29, The following entries have been as- sured: ‘The Potomac Club of Washington—A junior eight. ‘The Columbia Club of Washington—A janior four. The Analostan Club-of Washington—A junior four. ‘The Passaic Club of Newark—A senior eight, “gig crew, four-oared. s junior single anda senior single, which will be rowed by Hedley, the fastest eculler in the country. 3 The Vesper Club of Philadelphia—A junior eight, a junlor four and # junior single. Atalantas of New York—A senior four and a gig crew. ‘The Institutes of Newark—A junior eight. The West Philadel ‘A Junior four. Besides these. the Ariel Club of Baltimore ‘will make several entries, among them the se- nior four which won the ‘junior championship of America last year. Mr. Fred RF. er, president of the Passaic Club of Newark, will be referee. The committee last night in Baltimore issued «circular setting forth the fact that they have borne all the expenses of previous regattas, contrasting that fact with the support ox regattas in Philadelphia, where the municipal eae tomer seek: ing the e: aul tious. The ciretlar’ calls on the busincas men, in consideration of the advertising which the regatta gives to the city, to contribute to its 8] The ‘Bouve-Crawtord Shoe Company has offered a cup valued at €300for the junior eight-oared race. cup the crew of LOST BY POOR PITCHING, Maul’s Delivery Was Wild and Weak at St. Louts. Poor pitching lost yesterday's game at St. Louis, Maul sent seven to first on balls and nearly-all scored. He hitanother bateman and had ewild pitcn. As the Browns sandwiched in a number of good hard hits Yt is no wonder that the Senators were badly beaten. ‘The out- field of the Browns put up an extraordinary game, making nine put outs, some of them being-difficult catches and cutting off appar- ently safe doubles and triples. The Browns playing at home under Von der Ahe’s watchful eye and playing away from home are two dif- ferent teams. The game they put up yester- day would have been hard.for any elub to excel. Five errors are charged against the Senators, but they were not costly. Tommy Dowd showed up strong at the bet, making two doubles and a single and catching four flies and stealing five bases, Our men weze left so far behind early in the game that they couldn't sacrifice, but had to hit hard. Thie, of course, is n great disadvantge, and asthe Browns’ out- field were taking evervthing coming their way the Senators had little chance. or. LOT. ‘WASUINOTOX. “eee A eoae Dora, t1., 20 tt. "200 Pesta 3 PE § Buena | SSS Bannon. rt. a 30 LParrell, Oo2 222 22a f apm 8 8.833 Eid § Sieh d 2 8 2 | Poi saiees ggg 201 OMau'S. 10600 isi8e7i0 3 ams $1} He} 31 919) 2 2 aavoa.--| 1 01 01 o1 41 8! 18 4 Es a . 3. First astern 2a Sqm, % Bet Daser—st ‘Koala, 10; Way 10. base on bails—Of ; off Mani, 7. Struck out—By Gleason, 2 run! . Three-base Werden, Quinn. Two-base Pe, ite. Lg %. Stolen bases—! G). Bete reeks Grae, aoe | Werden” shits pitcher — Quaid. ‘rime of rame—1.50. i The scores of the other games were: Chicago, 11; Philadelphia, 10. Pittsburg, 10; Boston, 9. Cincinnati, 9; Brooklyn, 8, Louisvilie, 11; New York, 11. The Cleveland-Baltimore game/was postponed ‘on account of rain. CLEAN GWERP FOR THE WESTEAXERS, The western clubs made » clean sweep yes- terday. Five games were played and the home teams captured four of them, and the other, ania Fae poe New York, was 5 at the end of ninth inning with oe egg is syd second tie game Giants have played in the west. All of the scores were large, and with the exception of the Cincinnati-Brooklyn game double figures were reached by the winning clubs. CI Pittsburg and Cincinnati = ire by ae cue of one ran, while it Anson's Colts eleven innings ty defeat the Phillies. CHAMBERLAIN EXONERATED. The charge against Pitcher Chamberlain of Cincinnati that he was in league with a local gambler and purposely lost the Philadelphia Cincinnati game on the morning of the Fourth has fallen fiat. It turns out to be the work of a gambler, who bet on Cincinnati and lost. Capt. Comiskey is generally blamed for giv- ing countenance to such a charge. Comiskey is credited with saying that he believed Cham- berlain is guilty and adding that Chamberlain wouid never pitch for the “Reds” again. In view of all the circumstances it is more than raid that Comiskey will not release Chamber- in. SUNDAY BASE BALL AT LOUISVILLE. It Sunday base ball is stopped at Louisville itis doubtful if league club would be con- tinued there, as the average attendance on week days is very small. After the stands on | the old Louisville grounds were destroyed by fire last year the club built a new home at Parkland, just outside the city limits. When Sunday games were mentioned the 1,700 people of Parkland said they had come away from Louisville and built up Parkland because they wanted to live away from noise and wished to spend Sunday quietly. Playing base bail or witnessing a game on Sunday did not conform «| Treasurer Harry R. Von der Horst of Balti- more says he is in favor of an eastern and s western league. He said: “The twelve-league club is » success, without doubt. but it is not as successful as a league composed of fewer clubs would be, because there are now so many tail- endere. I think an eight-club eastern league, comy peckgedl je ed eastern members teburg Buffalo, would make a good paying organization, There would not be 80 many long jumps ‘The five remaining western clubs could ly three more cities to cum- plete a western ecight-clnb league, and at the end of the season the champions of the two leagues could play for the championship of the world. This would also cause a saving in traveling expenses.” BALTIMORE COUNTS ON SIXTH PLACE. Capt. Robinson of Baltimore says: “I wish we were back at Union Park, because it seems impossible for us to win away from home. Everything goes against us, and nearly every ‘one of = pes have so far lost on the trip would have been victories for us at home. Vur team has been playing in # manner that would ordinarily win games, but away from our own grounds it looks as if we cannot win. The Orioles ought to finish the season in sixth place. We have a better team than New York, and the only clubs which sbould under any ciroumstances beat us out are Boston, Brook- lyn, Pittsburg, Cleveland.” ae} Philadelphia Record of the Clubs. a EE | Clube. w.| nee. | Clubs. | \—|— | 23 $3 Sugeest: Ey 3 8 | Rt. Lous... SATUEDAY’S STAR, It Will Be an Exceptionally Attractive Number. Tomorrow's issue of Tux Stan will be of in- terest to every person in Washington. It will be composed of sixteen pages, and they will be full of the most entertaining, instructive, at- tractive and varied reading matter that can be Produced. Several of the special chapters for tomorrow will be appropriately illustrated. The following are some of the features: DEATH IN THE STORM (Illustrated). How whirling tornadoes carry destruction far and wide. THE FISHERIES EXHIBIT (Illustrated). One of the most complete to be seen at the world’s fair. ABOUT GEORGETOWN. Remarkable Growth of Oanal Trafio From Cumberland to Georgetown. DISEASE-BREEDING SPOTS, Show, 120 FOR A DIP IN THE SURF (illustrated). 4 tons; Sings Dennen Capt. D. Bowers, How to make bething costumes for both young and old. ‘The fearfally stagnant open sewer that A FARMER STATESMAN (Illustrated). throws forth euch sickening odors to the rear ‘The new Secretary of Agriculture's views on perpen ary / yarenpomnemiene| eG capeagaet By E.G. Curpentin, | 15a clines, Gioagh Ses eeanien eae MUSICAL CICADAS (Illustrated). ably filthy. After bringing to that point dozens Interesting facts about the noted seventeen- | of "mall dead animals, deouyed ood descriptions, the sewer there becomes year locusta, broken up and exposed, and when within about COMBINING COLORS (Illustrated). two hundred feet of the creck everything theb u has been t down comes out on the sur- Different shades that blend with each other | face in plain view, pollutes the earth for yards papraats round and finally allows itely to core into the reek, wheze ita rileness ie hidden WEARING APPAREL. water. Those in the ngueduct oce 4 sin | thickly row west get the full ‘The antiquity of some of the articles now in b poe a, get a daily use. hi Te ee THE COWBOY AS HE IS. Wherein he differsfrom the being usually portrayed in novela. BUDDING ENGINEERS. Hard problems in their pathway toward a coveted degree. LA RABIDA. ‘The world's fair reproduction of the famous monastery. Special correspondence of Taz Evexixo Stan. GROWING TEA. Prospects for an important American in- dustry of the futare. BARKER A capital story of friendship and love. RELICS OF THE PAST. Burlesque illustrations of Fanny Kemble's book on America. By John F. Coyle. LOCAL EXPERTS AT CROQUET. Washingtonians who are skiliful with the mallet and ball. THE CASH PRIZE CYCLING LEAGUE. ‘Views of local wheelmen of its influence on the amateur riders. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. The early meeting of Congress makes the de- mand for houses active. p< SG CYCLONE IN IOWA, |. A Path of Ruin Several Miles Wide Cut by the Storm. A cyclone struck Pomeroy, Iowa, early last evening, swept away balf of the buildings in the town and injured a largemumber of people. It is believed thet Fouda and Maueon also suffered from the storm: The storm came | from the northeast, and devastated a wide | territory. The operstor at’Tarso, Iowa, teie- pt” A apelin at Pomeroy and:200 A special train with all the physicians of the city lett Fort Dodge for Pomeroy, twenty-five miles west, on the Illinois Centra: railway, the sonth part of Cherokee county last evening, cutting a path ranging from « quarter to three miles in width and extending twelve niles in ——— of fourteen deaths and a nui wwept letely away. Crops Slafye number of farm animals” are down. A terrific tornado, accompanied by thunder and bail, struck four miles south of Alta, Iowa, at abont 5:90 o'clock last evening. A number hail, p “over Cherokee, ten Vise tae, ‘over Sec'sbd Pocahontas sountios tein the” ater. noon. Mrs. Allen Warburton of Quimby was killed. Near Cherokee Mrs. Moleynx was killed. storm sveptacross the country nearly eastrard, destroying crops and dem uikdings fu Ite path. It is rumored sixteen persons-were ———_+o+ —_____ A Great Fire Near Hamburg. A fire entailing a heavy loss occurred yester- day in Alton, a suburb of Hamburg. The build- ings destroyed were Stucken & Andersen's cof- fee warehouso and Wochnert's granary. The loss is placed at 500,000 marks. ———+0- ‘The Camperdown Undergoing Repairs. ‘The British battle ship Camperdown hasbeen'| Placed on dock st Valetta, Malta, to go under repairs. When she came out of the water it was seen that her stem had been broken off just under the torpedo tube, about nine feet down. Her ram was bent over toward the side and six of her plates, three on each were damaged. —_—ror-___— May Fill His Father's Chatr in Congress.-| The Northampton county democratic com- ‘mittee met at Easton, Pa, yesterday and named five conferees to the congressional con- vention to nominate s successor to Congress- man Mutcbler, deceased. The were instructed to support Howard Mi son of the late Congressman. Northampton ‘county casts nearly twice as many democratic votes as the other counties in the district and it is be- lieved there will be no trouble in nominating the son for the unexpired term of the father. icc Sineesramien as at Bay Ridge. Boating, bathing, fishing, crabbing, sailing. ‘Swings, merry-go-rounds, &c., for children. Dancing and music all daylong. Trains leave. B. and O. station at 9:15 a.m. and 4:28pm. to their ideas, and they made the penalty for playing ball on caiog within their jurisdic- tion 1,800 cach club for each offense. The directors of the Louisville club have made a jesperate straggle for Yigames and be- Uieve the Parkland authoritice will reconsider the matter and put the penaltyat some nominal aU week days, and 9:85 a.m. and 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. Sundays. Round trip, @1.—Adet. By the 12th of the present month, in accord- ‘ance with the terms of contract, the new water supply works at Fort Myer will be completed and turned over to the and boilers have been position aod all connectieas, mate, has been laid with the ex- twenty feet, which will have laid under water to connect with the about fifty fect out in the the Aqueduct ‘The works will be capable of supplying the fous ‘# minute. ‘Was BURKED, An accident which might have been a serious ‘one occurred at the works of the Georgetown Fa Fes! Ef its recently elected officers last night. event was accomplished with the usual Monies. The installation was as follows; ive officers N. Ww. EB. v. 6. Samuel Covtrell, fe.; recording secretary. K. ity M. _Riffel; eccrotary, H. Harver; treasurer, T. F. Kinney. Appointive officers—W. H. C. James; conductor, Chik B. Wise, inside guard, 0. J. Taylor: ontside guard, John Laxier; Theos, T. Jones, KS. N. G.; W. H Davis C&M. G.; HT. Burton, RS. V. G.; W.B Connelly, L.'s. ¥.G.; W. B. Sebastian, RS. 8; T. Mackall, L. 8. 8.; W. H. Harnest, Mollie er ag 5 jured yesterday rept eng the animal’ and beld a filled frout of ber. The mule lotged an objection . ‘agaivst the intrusion which flattened the pam _ ‘and doubled up the woman. erably hurt about the White was called and at’ was resting weil, OTRS. , Mr. Archibald Greenlecs’ new about€15,000, fe now progressing rapidly, will probably be ready for Blount, Mr. G. Talbot Walsh sails ‘Sow York po- lice contradicts # report that he intended to prevent a mecting of enarchiste in the Windsor Theater this evening. He said: ‘The War Department has decided thet the and subsistence of witnesses en wial of Sade the Fog mong) ‘praper charge