Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1893, Page 3

FOR SALE_HOUSES. AUCTION SALES. | SALE—LARGE NEW HOUSE, st. bn. «. ; 9rooms, oe a cash payment will secure a 90 ft. to | Once. Address J. “| FRS B SALE— 86.000 OF FIRST-CLASS REAL ES_ Fo: pany “CLASS REAL MS Star otbce. "OS ORF Sereet._.Apply on f SALE-FOR A FEW DAYS oR SALE—EME! +: AML; | 2 wilt buy a lot 252140 feet in East Dean’ ich Street concreted 85 350, tpaparel” suit edie hs | int thn PG 'be E'aad Fists. ne, extended Sccups ‘Ask for keys’ at FRANK L. HANCOCK f | Will tun through East Deanwood. “Elevation 50 fest, ae iow | dapat emis’ Sg conto: streste conforut with. the FOr Lease OB SALE-ONLY TWO OF THOSE | city. ‘ami 90. wide.’ 1 will, sell lote on easy 100 to ier ee Jot will de deeded Suitable for eblets of arvisisas NE, 1300 F at. n.w. neest mummies ~ po EES X 20TH ST. NEAR "POR SALE_THRED? OF THosE 11TH ST. N.EL 20296: » frame house on each under houses: $%.500, and $19 4 month, to inclade tn- spnrehaser. terest; well arranged; all im. i.; lot 16280; near H st. ‘Pennsylvania Avenue. cars Office open 10 8p. cn. FRARE L. HANCOCK & CO., Or aT sonst ‘Cor Ut and G ste. ne Pur sare—t Krooms: a. m. 1. : furnace: 84.500; pored snd decorated, lot 30308, ou YO" PRANK L. HANCOCK & CO. Gor. 13th and @ ‘POR SALE_ TENN. AVE. BET. £ AND F STS, 12TH ST. NE; TWO-STORY: side ‘and rear alleys: ‘Just the cash j tor : Mend for crreniar. WM LANLING IMPROVEMENT CO., 658 Philadalphia. Washington offiec, 625 Room 2. FOR SALE—Horses_& Ventcues. ew room hovuee: all m1: laree lot; $2,750 SiO rash. ‘This ie worth €4.000; ca” buy of owner | FLOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING CITY SiNmest ERASEL WeScocn’& 6d. ight'snd | P\eth soit handsome black Kentucky horse, sarrey Gate me. OMce open toS p.m. ‘3y28-2w | harqexs and robes: all lendid condition : OR SALE—MD. AVE, 1221. ‘well built: good location; $4.300: tels, electric bells. large bath: cool and sbady street nd fash onabie ave. ne. FRANK L HANCOCK & CO cor. 13th and Gate ne. Jy28-3e R SALE—BUY A NEW CORNER HOUSE; 7TH id Morris sts. b-tween F and G. not so far out. pressed-brick FEANK L HANCOCK & CO., cor. L3:band Gsta.ne. — eS FOR SALE _ 8 100_¢100 Cas, AND G20 % month—a nearly new six-room brick house: hot and colt water: bath and large front Yard ‘Better cr FRANK Ie The above ip oniy a porsion of the books. For full list call st office for sg tet tad ek I TORE S25 THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN. OR SaLE—ON FLORIDA AVF. NEAR 5TH ST. aw. 8 Beat two-story, Srooms and bath brick. White stone trimmings, concrete cellar: furnace, and cabinet manters: lot 20x70 to sn 1S-ft Jprice, #00. Sel SAMUEL BIEBER, 5007th st. n.w. tT SALE—ON© OF THE MOST 4 ACTIVE + ite stone, Englich base ws large bath room; fuer te glass mirror mantels; electric finds*all the latest mos. : southern Price Fetced 19 810,300; 1. 7th and ¥ POR SALEOW WILL TRADE FOR SMALE houses, a beautiful new three-stry preased-Urick welling near Dupont Circle. Address Box 9}, Star offre. Iyzt ae JOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE_FOUR-STORY ‘brick hewe. wear Cavitol erounds: suitable for member of Congress: bes! oiler above $2,500 takes Ridress BW. J. ofiee.. yet ae OR SALE—A CHEAP PROPERTY: 14TH AND 6 sounes af reer ft. of ground, improved by am Pi-room dwelling: alley im rear. 266 He M. MAKTIN, OR SALE TWO DESIRABLE LITTLE PROPERTIES. 1. 680 Ist ne. :G-coms. Dath and cellar; furnace; the: sh needed ; price, 83, 700. tteave. me; 6 rooms aud bath and cellar price, $35. 100. EW: GR. AMT: ‘cabinet man— in sp will sell for $00 cas Cs Sa BLES, in rear of Oh st bet at HOPKINS® nw Fox, SALF—A SACRIFICE—FINE BAY HORSE: fween Svand Il and 3 and 8, 409 Léth at.n-w. Jy27-30° R _SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS; Fi ow. oi once. a ee ee SALE_FULI-TOP PHYSICIAN'S PHAETON ee Sold neparstely and very Teasone: He "PELRCE, LAWTON & McHEY SODA, 210M Es yet POR SALE_PISE SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES 1d harness—] Brawscer Landau, food 8005: 1 Beowster T eart. i tx. , aa DOW, perfect condition, $200:4 mer cabriolet. $175: 2 phaeton hs |_buckboard. 850: 1 Broughas Pht room 8150; 1 melinm—weight Victoria (shop worn), SF several sets of fine second-hand harness. if theabove zoods are from private parties and are red to ba solid at once. pase corde: SEW YORK CARRIAGE AND HARNESS EX- ‘CHAN S273" 452 Pennsylvania ave. OR SALE—HORSF, HARNESS AND FAMILY SSE cheap. Call or address 117 @th st. n. IR SALE-NEW CURTAIN ROCKAWAY, NEW zy; buckboard: very handsomé : rood ‘derbar ty png ae meg make: will be sols fii} exchanse for sood horse. STABLE, bet Hacd Sand 14th and 15th coup STAB. sta mW. ay Trape; Backboards, Surveys, Rockaway, Bar: Fac Sa gies, Basiness, Milk snd Dayton Warns oa feria or cash.” The following Joba, at prices named, One open surres. business wagons, ‘up: spindle bury. ah 118; victoria, with top, $80; up; leather- ks F CARH BARGAINs AT W. F. GEYER'S CARRIAGE. WAGON AND HAR- Ness BAZAAR. 406 Pennsylvania avs. 2. 9. TS SEW AND SECOND.NAND WORK. wri PuiNviNG AND REPAIRING. por Tape FOS 2 iis uoxt thirty days sm authorized by the Colnminan Bawey Company to sell for cash entire stock of vebtolen at factory prices ‘You will be sirprised at the prices that can give — JAS. K. PROBFY, _Telephone 228. Ly6-1mi 1230 S28 st. Fok SAE HAVE QUITE 4 NUMBER OF NEW ‘and eecomd-hand Vehicles for sale cheap. very cheap, ss the season Is virtually over and wish to dis- ose ot's-me. will be sold as tow x= pomibie and om S23 commodating torme na {consistent mite barinegs hod, fuarantesd to be us Tepresenteds Hava ahout 00 fn'strck of all kinds. It way be to stage to-call and see for yourselves at G22 aay Ge aw ite the new city post office. ae ree ‘S.J. MEERS. FOR SALE_—MISCELLANEOUS QOK ¥ALE—IMON SAFE, ONE MEDIUM AND WATERS & THOMPSON, one staall size. bogh combinallog lock: Ww lt eacrt: Bes ESO Fat. aw. | fice ts sell at once for cash. 21. Star office. Iy2B-2t Por saz, {OR SALE—CHEAP_A GoOp MEAT ICE BOX, OUTHW®ST PROPERTY.” hve Jeet «qaare and te: feet high, at Band 7th sts, On Ya ave. near 9th... all mi Price. ‘i On Var sve. n-ar Sth, On Lith st. near Va. a On deh nese Ee Se. al oe hand Fe! ailm.L Price. rice ‘Oth and ‘Price. ‘J HARRISON JOHNS OR SALI Aneat welling in the northwest: press brick ont; bay window; 3 stories and basement ; 10 rooms: latest conveniences, ‘The lot has frontare of 20 feet and runs back 60 tr all fects IS toot std alles ‘Price. $9,000, on reasonable terms. Titus. J. FISHER & CO.. s925-00 Lis F st. aw. ‘Ok SALE— Do you want anew honse? If so, now is your chance to take your choice of those new houses just completed on Urewon avenue. containing nine and ten ‘each; Gnisbed in hacural wood, with cabinet + open fireplaces: tiled hath rooms with por- “ube; tiled hearths and. vestibales: heated handsomely papered: electric as light- r. ab? al! mo-lern improvements. arwe lot to alley. Price. om accommodating terms, $10,000 each, fora short time only. For further particulars call 1 icLACHLEN & j2t iw FOR SALE. BARGAIN, Sstory 10-room bay-window brick, all mod. imps. iniaid floors, lot 20290 to alley, north Side iad half square from vable cars, in very desirable ioeation, uw. Price reduced to. "98,500 2-tory and cellar, 6rooms and bath, new. iot 1s ‘Quincey st-. West Hekinwton, easy terms. Price. te 8.500 "300 oom mant celain t SBATCHELDER, Cor. 10th and G'sts. ver 3 + Rs ‘Oth and 10th nw. sh . T. KAISER, 2722 Rooms 4anc 6, Atlantic building. 990 F st. n JOR SALE_NORTHWEST—ONE SQUARE FROM Dupont Cirete. an elezant brown-stone ee Sere" pantry and ‘caller: heated Throughout by se bs and cellar: throughout Dy ‘ho water and steam. two bath rooms: one of them very fuel ‘tiled: plumbing the very finest: every know Soiprovement and convenience: elecant mirror weiss crystal chandeliers: electric was Lebting peratns: speaking tubes, te “has rear stairway : lot Six95. imple room for ‘stable.sile and rear alley, ives every advantage of a corner hower, hiav- te some residences guing upon all sides. For price aud ‘terms apply to L. WALTER WEED & Co... y26e @ Lith st. few. OR SALE-HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY sed Chasen natin a. thier rooms a —~ eetaily — under our pervoaal ee sat acct tt ume out Paevoue, serge ine tion. For further parti "s price 1 Fo SALE-CORNER BRICK DWELLING; 9 rooms 2 al mL: well located’ northweat : QILER © RUTHERFORD. — 7 pomalbanasend pmolete in Story partionlar: prettiew location ou Capitel Wil be sold at's sacritice hapa: EMERSON & CAHILL, OB Ft aw. SOR SALp—4 NEW? B._GR AND BATH, a. no bet G. and Hi $3900. Tertes toate FANS E. HANCOCK & syl-4w Gor. Teh and G'vt POR SALE—eas AND Ooo LST SE 35 Sad bath gm-i,: Jot 16. 820%." Price. trust for five years. Just. wha FEANK L. HANCOCK & CO. . Cor. Hit and Gates oe THOSE 57 room Re -B. HOUSE NE*R MD. 59 $100 JOR SALP_A MOST BEAUTIFUL FOUR-STORY cer house: 10 a. ob to wlectrie, fore tal tins feo afusres south af, Mo ferme to suits pre. 810.000. Brediate pur ovis wow FoRsate— Sore ante Webave fo sare foot that we Worable terms and HOCSES ig 94 0 “No iouble fo asnoer peopertae articaiarncali aycm McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, it. 10th and G sts. n. w. -BICYCLES. SAL SECOND-HAND 463. Columbia, 800 $000? avertibve, EN MEG. G0., 1453 sybr-te DOR SAL 2, PERFECT sweets Ths-inch cushions cor! Ban meats. 1109 E Miv2e-tf Fereantinn' ash or instal ri st (upstacs) MANICUR! Me Mate AND CulnoroD. NICUKE sna Cl Yors fT GOODS sacs vt New siters p.m | FOR SALE LARGE FIRE AND BURGLARPROOF safe, suitanie for a banker or jeweler or any similar Dusiness; qost new $1,300, and is just ms good as new : will sll cheap to immediate purchaser. Address Box 93, Star offic I27-3t* Fk SALE A COMPLETE SET OF THE LATEST ‘edition En: cyelonmdia Britannica; best binding; fohl at a sacrifice, owner going away. Address P.O. Box 43. Syzr ste OR SALE-PIAKO—UPRIGHT. ALMOST NEW; | AUCTION SALES. | AUCTION SALES. cat annually, secured sold. or all cash, at con Seportt of plied with in ten. 2 Geepac OF si ha at P.M., the west half Gai Sith the'improvemen depaid in canbe rable respecti Beale, the deterred Der cent per annum u Annually. or all cash, Allconveyancine at the thine of sale. fn Bfteen days from ELakENce ae MICHA! _dy19-d& ON THE WEST 8: virtue District di of Coli — bed! real it Bosame at ther Sndone (i) inch alos Mhenice west 120 foe ing. otatwostory orth Bred: and the balew Die ong and two years. terest the of purchaser “hase 1: id at time of sal ay at in faulting purchaser. dockst 31, Barbor patio ection, ta AY. SULY TWEN FIVE O'CLOCK P. sive, in Mary square S51, in book 16, office of waid 147. with interest from Ni to November three. months, will be taken, bearing cured by deed cash, at option of required at time o! IRVING WI 458 L RICHARD. T. FE. WAGGAMAN, (@-THE ABOVE. until FRIDAY, Jt same hour and fies, 4 fine —" a iP ang a Also —— re Sy bicycle. “Nesd money aud must sacrifice ether | _ty5-tds Yorcashs "Address Box 2, Seat offices aySo-0e" ‘Of « five-story brick dwelling. f nate: One-third of the purchase mone) ance in twelve and twenty-four monthe, with ‘anume 08 per cen Der id record! hundred ‘Gnired at the time of sale.” Terms of sale to be com: tY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRI eae etiy NO. 2020 H STREET NORTH- virtue of a decree of the Supreme Zuiy, 1808, in equity Mt Starin’ ie ‘compl phic Pic. in . THE TW ars mustered one Wun Te of sale: One-tl erm of sale" reat of trust on the property. ‘ana A denenttof twohundred dollars Reserve the right to resell the varchaser BANDE) BURG, EI. J. COLBERI ds CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BETWEEN 1. AND } at lecree passed . 1883, in equity cause numbered 14 ict pf Columbis, as followy: ortheast corner of mid mg the line of t; thence north If Dorthwest, Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase ‘ald ia cant on the day tne saiellerati ‘All conveyaucing at the cost of pure! ECMER EB. RAMEY EST. of decree of the Supreme Court District-of Columb. passed in ‘Eau our va. Stewart et al.. we will sell Font nf the AL ow tid ES stickney ‘ashington, D. istrict, with the improvement stated. Subject to deeds of trust of trust upon the propert; rirebaser. - A deposi ~_ meg sale a each lot sold, and terms Inust be complied with in trustees reeerve the Tat defaulting purchaser or purchasers. All convey- ancing and feco-dine at purchaser's cost. RVING WILLIAMSON, RICHARD W. JOHNSTON,) money te ‘sein ‘trust on t ibe option of th: ‘aah te of sale, ‘from Teeerve the Fight to resell the property at Flak and cost of deteafting purchaser or purchasers, ‘PATCLIFFE. DARE & Co. AvoTS. 90 PA. AVE. N.W. cK Passed on the 18th of Cause No. 14809, wherein Harry ‘Kilmartio ‘the undersigned trustes will of the EIGHTH DA) HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOC of, Jot numbered eight \dred and one (101), f the purchase money to ofa Yo equal inane none aud two years from dats ts to bm aecured by Tilfpatd: laterest payable semi mul pald. ie veri tie option of the purchaser. eee pee ee eccrine ‘sale, otherwise trustees Property at the risk and day 12 Sth st. n.w. T. 12 F etn. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionsers ESTATE 'H STREET lORTHWEST. IDE OF FIFTEE! STHEETS ibison t1 for sale at «oD iH, . P.M, the fol- city of Wa OLOCI estate in tl raahins- ‘Part of lot numbered 197. beginning for lot on, 16 feet thence ey to th equal installments, eye: ce, ‘ater the date thereof. with In- thereon at 6 per cent per annum, secured by a eed of trust on the real estate lorsin described, oF This option pay the entire amount cushy \A deposit of $200 to be fe. If terms are not complied with ten days the trustee reserves the right ta ‘orfelt said deposit and to resell at the risk and cost of de- ‘Trustee, 1307 F'st. nw. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER CHANCERY SALE OF FOURTEEN LOTS, RACH IMPROVED BY A £WO-STORY BRICI K DWELI- FEET WIDE, IN SQUARE ST AND THIRD AND Q uty No, ae mnises op TUES. {tos, st 8 ALE-PAST to ‘127, both tnelu- subdivision ‘of lots in as per recorded of ‘the records of the surveyor’ et ae at Oy 009, jovemnber 20 ‘cont, Bnd to deed of trast of 94.500, with i fot November 20, iit, of ‘e57, r "Terms as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the . money for each lot in ual installments in six. tweiveand teen for which notes of purchaser or 70, and interest from cash, and the balance interest from day of ¥, oF it of $30 will De ‘or the ‘from ‘sale ft to resell at riak ‘and cost of LITA MSO! j. Aue. ALE 15 HEREBY POSTPONED LY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1893, } Trustees. 27R SALE_JUST AKEIVED PROM CUBA. A yo: rice BS each! aleo you mottiye bine S23) eck. SCHMID'S. Bee STORE, 712 12th st. nw. Je16-3m— DR SALE_DOG MEDICINE. SOAP. FLEA ‘wash Sod cares, &e, "Birds taken to board. Ales anigrais and birds stuffed and mounted. SCHMID'S BHED STORE. Ti? bth at. vim FOE SME-TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES— Hemincton, Dens more, Smith, HammowA. Call eke Arat-clace machines af low Aiuren; all WitETES EXCHANGE, 610 F ot. . ints for ren: — Ort GINES, BOTH NEW 4 TYPE and second-hand; an} tins DBALTACT, Aet COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Fee a kas eke ONES patient SE Deautifully located on St. Patrick's creek; one the finest oyster creeks in the state; excellent loca- tion for oysterman; #500. DUCKETT, FORD & CO., 635 Fata 2 GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP. 14 miles from Washinzton: fruit. well watered, good ‘buildings. No. 1 erase land. For particulars Soply 210 st. n. w. ood FR SALE-AT WOODSIDE, MD.—SIX-ROOM cottave <large attic, bath, hot and cold water. range, celiar, windmill, stable: corner lot, with shade: price, $3,600: terms to au: jeStm B. F. LEIGHTON. 452 D st. n.w., cor.¢ 6 PROPOSALS ‘Send for etre L.- stn. LAND of ROPOSALS FoR SUPPLIVS FOR THE NAVT P'Vard. Wasuinston, D.C. and the Naval Prowl Gronpi, Indian Head, Ma.—July 20, 1803.—Seal ro onals, indorsed "Proposals for Suppli-s for the Racy Vard. Washingtom, D. C., and the Naval Prov: ine Ground, Indian Hend, Md.” to be opened Aucust SSE ial Ug recatved at thie ‘Barean of Bappiien od AcGoants, Navy D-pactment, Washington Be C.- ane! TWELVE O CLOCK NOON; AUGUST EIGHTH, ISM, and publiciy opened iinmediately thereafter. to finish at the Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head, muantity of anthracite and bituminous coal’ he Navy Yard, Washineton, D.C. qaantiy Of split palleys, poplar lumber, copper wire, seamless frome tubes, hardware, dry te'lead and olls. jes must conform tothe navy standard and pass the Usual naval inspection. is Ril be furnisned upon appl Washtuwton, D.C. The attention fecturers An deslers is invited. Tie bids, ail other thinks be- fmt canal, decided Uy lot.” The’ department reserves the Hulit fo watve defects or to rerect any or all bits Sok deemed advantareous to the government. THOB. BOLSTER, Actine Chief of B ant Isis. -Sealed vro 7 until SWOO'CLOCR P.M. on the TE OF AUGCSY, 189). and opened immediately there- Siter, forall ihe labor and tuateriala required for the | erection and completion of new boiler honse. new | filler pleat, &e., for the United States bureau of en- | gravinw and printing at Washingtom, D. C.. in accord: Knee with che drawinss ancl specication, copies of | whic be lind at this office. No convict labor hor The product of any couvic’ labor will b~ uilowed in the York. “Fae bid zauet bs accompanied by a certified Check for a sam hot lewe than = per cent of the amount ihe right is reserved to elect fect” ot informality in any ¢ Se decined in the interest of the governinent ‘bo 80. Ail bide received after, the time stated will Ternmed. to. the bidders. Provosaly-munt be in- dig envelopes. sealed and marked "-Propowsie for ase aiid new boiler plant for the United FUTURE DAYn. kilns, Virginia avenui ell rambine Tyaese) TWO TWO-STORY BEING NOS. mises, _ b oved. minediately after ‘Terms: Over cash, or all cash, sale. Terms to be frown the day of sale, the risk and coat of of the irchaser. panna (THOMAS DOWLING & BON, Aucts two. ood Work Fi Wireeibarrows, 35,000 old order of Supreme Court of the District of Co- RATCLIFFE, Dane & CO., AUCTIONEERS. deposit of 8100 on each house requ served. A!l conveyancin loners. O12 Est. now. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HORSES, CARTS WAGON, WHEELBARROWS, BRICK, CORD WOOD. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, JULY THIRTY-FIRST, 1893, at TWO OCLOCK Wwe will sel! at kn! lime i¢ between I and_K streets north- ‘one Dirt Wazon, two ick, lot of Cord Wood, MARY SMITH, Collector. FRAME HOUSES ON GALES AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHEAS TEENTH STREET, BY AUeTION ON TUESDAY, AUGUST FIRST, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK’ P.M., EAST, ES AND 726 NINE- fe Will sell, in front of the Sub lot 53, block 22, Of the subdivision of Rsedale & Isherwood, tm- by 2-stury frame house. No. 1826Galesst. ne. In batvisions inrproved “by Z-story frame sama anddivision, improved by 2st dwelling, No. 720 10th sta. e. ue sold subject to a trust of 8400. Each house will be complied with in fifteen da: ‘gtherveise the risbt to resell at the defanitini “purchay KA’ [size stares office of the Su on. Gust, 1 right, title, ‘acres, more or le ing to Dr. Julian ¥ision of Lincoln and thereon, selzed and No. IFt. bia and to me directed I will offer at 1803, at TWELVE OFCLOC! . sim. interest and estate of the defendant in and to the following described property, 10 wit: A tract of land located at or near Benning’s, Dist Columbia, containing one hundred aud three (10) Benjamin Owens died seized and bein bounded on the north by the Baltimore and Po- tomac Ratiroad Company, on the east by and belong- W. Deane, on the south by subdi- Manning, with all and singular the “m Joseph b, Owens, and will MARSHAL'S SALE.—BY VIR- tue of @ writ of tleri facias issued out of the clerk's ‘Court of the District of nublic wal trict of being the ai dof which ‘said tract onthe wont by the Jeng of Mrs. ‘he wroperty of upon asthe sold to aatiefy exetrtion Tort at Jaw, in favor of Geo. N. Holland. DAN- M. RANSDELL, U.S. Marshal, CLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctioncers, D.C. RAT. Jy24toaul6 1 Je @. (Successors TWE aves. 5. ¢.. we will sel Intertor abon: ‘Terms casi: ‘TRUSTEE: ANS ‘orks. —Carpets cleaned in the best manner. Carpets mare mock pruof {ree ot charge. teade ts order. ion 1250. a, and [710 Est. aw. Yelepione, S04. cr WCNEWMYER, Manager. DYEING AND CLEANING. verge UNITED STAT DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS. 608 11th st opposite “Boston House." French dry’ cleanin n svecta French dry cleenine 2 pee Ladiss' fine Work. ven sine w. Skitted worl Matetiess vaciities, enabling rowpt work. "Phone "206. Goods called for and Je fered. Jyiz-3m. BICYCLES. i Hix prices on hicycles no longer prevail The! long-telked-of “‘cat™ bas come? THE MAJESTIC | Amity enaranteed high-grade. m: | Xe ad W'puer tices ‘and emai to any nicycle ow: “earth, cash. No installments.” S Clanges.” Cali dud'sce them. *t#itmenta. No ine. fitted with GEO.S. ATWATER, 1230 Pa. ave. ACCOUNTANTS KC. DATRICE “OU “Investigations vent co Papers, Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick! ‘and Tile Asbestos, Flue Lining, Pulp, Slate, &c. ape ant known and. dist ered fonrteen (14), | tain lote in square nim (816), toether with Tights, &e, must be paid in cash, chaser. ‘of sale. | from the he ‘Adepoait of ‘Terms to be y of sale, 10 resell the NUMBEKED BRIDGE SCRE! WASHINGTO fron’ toa 10 gon-ainins 9 rooms e Ths 03 ‘erm: On three sears fron Guired on wach house ale to be complied wi Tewerved to resell the defaulting purchaser ton, D.C. i RATCuIEFE. DARE & SALE HOUSE. NO. 1416 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BY PUBLIC AUCTIO: By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly ing purchaser. FROM AFTERNOON, Al PAST FIVE 0° ancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘LOAN & CO., Auctioneers, 1407 Gast. to Latimer &' Sloan.) GOVERNMENT SALE OF ABOUT 88,382 POUNDS OF WASTE PAPER. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SECOND, 1895, at E O'CLOCK M., at the wi ower & Co., corner (f Virginia and New Jersey housé of Danen- i for the Department of the ‘84,332 POUNDS OF WASTE PAPER. ‘and paper to be removed iinmedi at pprehaser': expense. (By orde oe Recretary. CO., Am CO. AUCTIONEERS, #20 PENNA. AVE. N.W. OF TWO-STORY _ FRAME Teeorded among the land records of the District of au of engraving snd printing at Weshing- | Columbia, in Liber No. 1726, at follo 224 et seq., aud Jy1P-eott | dersizned trusiees will offer for sale, by public auc— | STEAM CARPET CLEANING. E O'CLOCK P.M. all that piece or parcel = = — == mund and premises siti ying and being in ncuished as and being lot num- tu Uhiman's sublivision of cer mbered six hundred and sixteen all the improvements, ways, ‘Terms of sale: Seventeen hundred ($1,700) dollars the balance in six ((), twelve (12)ard eighteen (ix) months trom the day of sale, the deferred payments to be on the premises sold and the notes to bear iuterest at the rate of 6 percent per annum until paid, semi-annually, or all, ash, at the option of {1 secured by deed of trust ble TF Fequied at the time counptied with! in fifteen propert 8200 will be { Prustees. ‘ont. PHAEFER, RDA. T OF FOUR DWELLINGS 7 TO 3073" M3017 TO 1073 BT, COOKE PARK, WE ‘The houses are press brick front, bay windowed, ‘and bath, conereted cellar aud Just, been completed jern Improveinents. ww of ten Louses hi ‘and the remaining four are to be sold at anct on. and the balance in one, two nn December, 7, 1892. at 8 per rut per annuin, payable semi-annually, or all cash,at the option of the purchaser r. A deposit of $200 re- the time of sale, Convey. Terms of ith in fifteen daysor the right Property at the risk and cost of ter five days’ advertinement of such resale in some Dewspaver published in Washing- DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. CARPETS, MATTINGS, Be., &e. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M.. IN FRONT OF THE SALES BOOM! ORSES, CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, HARNESS, ke. 7s " BATCLIFFr, DARR & CO., x ‘THE AUCTIONEERS, MORIGAGERS SALE OF | VALU. MONDS AND FINE WATCHES. EARBIN AND VER AN LIT ATE: ‘CRESOF: TCHS BEING “BALANCE OFA JEWELER LAT TOMORROW, SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY- NINTH, 180% ‘ABOUT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., wil sublic auction, salen i407 norinwest, by ordcr of the holder of a" iote, Gi x Aires RSES, Carriages, &c., T PENSINGER'S AUCTION Pazaal A? BENSINGERS Auction BAZAME oF ‘STOCK ELY 1N BUSINESS IN THIS at 940 La. Ave. head of Horses a ‘Mares, including 35 ors, will be of- fered at auction at the Bazaar SATURDAY MORN- several excellent workers and driv- ING, JULY TWENTY-NINTH, be- sinning at TEN O'CLOCK. ALSO New Bugzies, 1 New Jump-sest Carriage, 1 New Basket Phaeton, 1 New Business Wason and 15 Second-hand Vehicles, Harness, &c., of every ENSINGER, 4 UCTIONEE! ENSiNGER: AUGHONERE 940 La Ave sort. S. B at FT HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctionsers, O12 Est. nw. SALE ON SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-NINTH AT TEN O'CLOCK. WITHIN OUR ION ROOMS, 612 E STREET NORTHWEST, ry js eollection of Housebold Effects, jorses, Carrinwes, Harness, fc. ALNO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Several, Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wajtons, Har ALSO. Pair Handsome Bay Horses, black points, in fine con- ‘attion. good prompt drivers, work anywhere, welsh about 1200 pounds. ALSO Fine Work Horse. Oiatae “EHOWRS DOWLING & SON, Aucts. G. SLOAN & CO. Avgtionecrs Je (Successors to Latimer & Sloan), 1407 G st. nw. HANDSOME PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITES, TN CHERRY. OAK AND WALNUT IMPORTED SIDEBOARD FROM THE BANCROFT SALE, EARLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, | FRENCH LATE MANTEL AND OTHER "MIRROR! ARDROBES, LOY OF SLIGHIL URSELS CAREFTS, LOT PICTURES, ES, PILLOWS AND. BOLSTERS, 0 DIERKS. ‘SECRE: TRON SAF AR SAFETY On SATURDAY, JUL’ STY-NIN'TH, Tose, at TEN A.M, witlitn onr sales rooms, 1407 G st.. rain OF shine. we Wii sell a larze lot of household « Also at TWELVE M. Horse, Carriage, Harness. &c. C. G. SLOAN ‘NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE.—BY VIR- tue of a writ of fieri facies to me directed and is- Supreme Court of U sued cut of the clerk's office of District of Columnbia, Iu case muvee 706) Cian. ai docket acainat Heury Bird, wurety, and in favo Of the United States, I have seized and levied upon ‘and will sell at public sale, for cash, in front of ths court honse door of said ‘District, ‘on SATURDAY, the TWENTYSINTH DAY OF JULY, Angi, be ming at QUARTE PAST TWELVE C*CLOCK ‘ML, all the undivided estate, richt, fereat of said Henry Bird in and io the follo big described property, wo wit:) Part of lots numberee Es and 14. tu eqnare numbered 40. coutaiued witht fhe oltowing "inetes and bounds, vig. Barinning for the same on the line of South Capitol street at a poin 22" feet south of the uortheast corner of said T4 and running thence due went to tbe Tot, thence northeasterly alone € it 50 foot 3 treet, thence lace of bevin: sy6eesing —BY YIR- ‘out of the District of n, tradinw ask. B. L.Walker iden Bird, at jaw. umber 240K,” ad 0 mie Airected, Thave atid levied upon end will sell Bt Dublic sale, for cash. in front of the court house door Of said District, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY NINTH DAY OF JULY, 1803, begiining at TWELVE O'CLOCK M.,all the undivided estate, rieht,title ant interest of said JohnH. Bird in’ and” to. the following described property. to wit: Part of lots numbered L3and 14in square numbere: 634, cou- {ained within the following metes and bettnds, Viz? Berinning for the same on the line of South Capitol street at a point distant 22 fe-t south of the northeast corner of said lot numbered 14 and running thenes ‘due wost to the west line of said lot; thence northeast erly along the west line of said jot to the northwest corner of said Jot; thence east 13 feet tothe northwest corner of sald lot 13; thence north 10 feet: thence eat BO" feet 3 inches io the line of sald South Canitol street; thence south aloag sald stvect “12 feet to the ace of becinning, ‘togetier with all and. singular Ine itaprovemente thereon, to satisty sald writ of eri chs DANIEL M. RANSDELL, U. 8. Marshal. RATCLIFFE, DAKR & CO., Auctioneers. dy8to2sin FUTURE DAYS. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, 1407 G st. Cc. (Successors to Latimer & Sloan), TRUSTEES: | SALE | OF” DERIRABLE DWELLING, No. 902 NEW HAMPSHIRY. AV NUE NORTHWEST. Bias seri ng atthe wrditen request of the varky thereby 1 are will nel tn front of the. brotaes on We AY, THE SECOND. DAY OF AUGUST. Rib. Tigi. AT FIVE O'CLOCK BAM the followin: Geverited Teal estate. situs fy of Was! inc: fin: Diserict of Colnipbiaste wits Lot aumbered forty font (44). in Charles" Farly. and. others" division ot ot munibered one in sa a numbered twenty-nine (20, a8 said subdivision a the office of he sur. 2 in Book 17, paso 3 ¥eyor of the District of C let of wag in common, jumbia, together ith the owners of oth in said subdivision for the purpose of an alley over the east 80-100 feet by the full width of lots 48, 18. 90,5 of said sudivision, and also over thé north 5 fost by the full width of lots 40 and 47 of said Subdrviaion. ‘Terms of aale: One-half of the purchase money in cash, and the Uaiance in twocaual installments iyone and two years rer ectively from day. of eale, with Ine terest at 6 percentum per annum, raysble semi-an- nually, and secured by purchaser and deed of trust on the property so!d. or rash. at option of vurchaser. Adepositof cont at time of sale. Te'tormas of eale ‘are not complied with within twenty days from day of sale the trustees reserve the right to eee st rink and” cont ot Goteuitine purchaser.) All Conveyancing, recording. &e.. at purchasers cos seer EDMONSTON. ‘Office 500 3th st.'n. CALDEN ON CARLISLE, Jy24-dads Office 344 D st. n. w. RATCLIFFE. DARK & ©0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSY, NUMBERED 3030 2} STREET NORTHWEST, GEORGETOWN, Under and by virtue of « deed of trust to us made on the of July, AD. sie, and duly recorded among the {and records of the District of Coluinbia, in Liber 1696, folio 451. apd at. the requent of, the pasties nce ared thereby IL at public euction fp frontof the premises on MONDAY, JUL\ THIR- ‘TY-FIRST, 1843, at HALF-PAST FOUR P.M. ail that certain piece or parce! of land and ‘pretitaes im the city of Washinwton, District of Co- Known and distingnished us" and ing part of lot No, ‘198, in Beall's addition to Georxetown, being in’ square No. 87, bezinninu for the same at the end of aline drawn of the south Hine of West street three hundred and one (301) feet, more ot less, from the southwent corner of West and Wash- ington streets (ead point of Uecinning being the jniddle of the party wall between the house numbered 303) Postreet northwest and the hozse on. the east thereof) ‘and running thence west with the line of jent street twenty eight (28) feet to the middie of the varty wall between anid house No. 3030. P atre-t northwest and the house on the west thereof; thence ‘Trustees. south and parallel with Washington street one hin. dred snd twenty (120) feet : thence east and parallel with Wert street twenty-cight (28) fect end thence north to the pace of beginning. ‘Termsot sale: One-half of the purchase money in | . balance in two equal payments at one and two, Joss from the date of sale, with “tx (8) per cont Interest per annum, payable semi-annually. o ‘The Goferred payments to be represented by notes of the purchaser and secure by deed of trust on the property, or allcash, at the option of the purchaser. A depoait of two hunitred do lars ( Ube ), "The terins inust be complied with in fifteen (15) daya from sale, or the trustees re- Serve the right to sesell at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchaser or pure) All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's oF purcht ROBT. E. L. WHITE, quired at time of ail coat. f armen GEORGE sy1S-d&ds UXCANSON BROS. Auctionsors, Cor. 9th and D sts. nw. TRUSTEES" SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No. 732 LE STY RIES QTREET " NORTHW By Virtue of the deed of tenst to the on dated Bik. De wSOl” and of the land olumbia, we Will sell at pub mst Didier, ond in front of ‘the DAY, THE FOURTE Y THOS, AT FIVE O' 20 th square No. 79, bewinnine on the west side orsicned, pled. if ines, on Me GU seid lot and aquan ald 1at atroet we «6 inches: thence weat feet; thence north 43 feet 6 inches, and thence cast feet 'to the place of beginning, wi:h improvenent ic of & three-story brick dye) Ang Bugis etreet northwest, in the eity ot xo ‘Terms of sale: One-thi-d be paid at the time of sale at instalimeute ut one and ¢ ith interest at 6 | percentum perannum from date of sale, payable | femiannua ly, aud secure lon the property sold, all'cash. at purchaser's option. the purchvaer to pay ai conte of donveyancing, wntif termg are. not come Dlied with im ten das ‘sy of sale, the trustees house, ashingion, Teserve the right to resell at rise ani cost of defeuit- {ng parchaser on five days’ wivertisament MAHLON ASHFORD. dytteokds OC. H. WILLIAMSON, . ‘Trustees. THIS AFTERNOON. __ TOMORROW & FUTURE DAYS. N 08. CTION . AUCTIO} Renee ORD Rahaeee | | DUNCANHON BROS. ‘Set ADD STS. XW, ¥__ BRICK Be THEE co tial oR AN Pre bat eorteg Tn er 408, 2 FURNITURE, FL “SES ann, wrknons, | Saerscah te seer is ote eee ET * a we will eall at pubiie auction. “in Fromt-of the Trem mn n “he TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. A. D, 1803, SCHALE-PaxT FOUR SreLbde Be tr, te a dity OF Washtusion, Dhtsct of Columbia pede San on rs Plots in square “ni I, aa, the ts in square numbered 801, corded in Liber 17, follo 30 of the records ‘same is Te- ‘of tbe eur- Office of the District of Columbia, wement= thereon, consisting Of a two ‘PFwelling numbered O11 'F strect etterms of sale: One-third of the purchass money t cash, balance. in three eaualinstaliments. in #0 ighteen ostin, with interest a per annuia, payable semiannual dea Of tmnt on ite, property told. option of the Turchase’. All-cony cording at pu scout. A deposit of te of sale. Terns of sale TAM eiu inten daze from dete ot sale therein Frustecs reserve the richt to resell the Property at the And COR oF ELON ASHFORD. s 4928-00 ALDIS_B. BROWNE, 5 Trustecs. DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers * SALE. OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TEN ORTH WiRReT BEEWEEN ELETH AND fee a ath tbe tn story brick ic $200 will no be com. AST AND | 0: F AND G ST! NORTHEAST. By virtue of a certain. deed of trust, duly recorded tn Lider numbered 1707, follo 15 et téq.. one of the Thad records of the District of Columba, we will all, in" front of the. premises, on TUESDAY THE Eight ‘Day oF AUGUST. A. D. GLCLOCK P.%., the following described real sitnatedn Washington 9B. one certain pleces or parcels of land. and Known and distingnished. an and, being” orlainal lots Reena OO wayad ansemente rite Feit ruppoverments, - Ieces and arpurtonances to fhe: same’ belong or i ne appertaininic, “"Terms; Gne-third of the purchase money to be pala in cash; balance in one and two years. a She Fe ot Sipercent per annum, payable semi A Unsecured by a dexd Of trust on the vroperty sold, OF ail cash, at the option of the purchase: Converanc- ing and recordite at purchasers cost. Terms to be cofvolied with in fire day, otherwiee, the Teserve the right to resell the atthe risk and cost of defaulting: purchaser alter five day adver:tee- nt of much resale in some Uewspaper Di ‘in Washington, D.C. ROSWELT, A. FISH, sordkas JOHN TE PRERCHL | Trastoos, JJUNCANSON BROS. AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GTH STEER’ STREETS NORTHEAST. ly recorded in By virtus of 8 certain deed of trust. dul; tie Bunce of, Columlad sre will sell infront at the 2 Dis fumbias We Premises on TRESDAY. “THE FIGHTH. DAY OF premises on TUESDAY, THE AUGUST, A.D. Ind, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.. the following described real estat situate in the city -hinaton, in the District Columbia, to wit: Ail that certain plece or ot Jand and’ premises known and distingwiahed as and deiug original lot numbered 17 tn square S34, toethier with ail the wavs. improvements, easemen:s, rights, privileges and appurtenances to the seine belonging Orin anywise apperta ning. "Forms: One. ~ balance in one and two 's at O percent per annurn, payable semi-annually, to bel secured be n deed of fruet on the property the option of the purchaser. red at time of sale, Convayanc- “scost. Terms of sale to be complied with in fifteen days from day of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the Drop: erty at the rink and rost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ advertisement of such resale in some news- paper published in Wentington, D.C. JOHN L. FRENCH, 5 Trustees, [RATCLIFFE DARE & 00., AUCTIONEERS. KECEIVER'S SALE OF THE PRINTING PRESSES, ELECTRIC MOTOR, PAPER CUTTERS, GA LEYS, LEAD CUTTEHS, TYPE, LEADS: KUL- INGS. Ne. ke. CONTAINED "IN PREMISES QQ: O08 THNCIEENTH STREET NOKTHWEST POTION By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 17th day of July, A,D. Isikh in Equtiy’ cate Now 14200, “docket 34 Wherein 401 ‘ook et al. are compiainante at ‘Martin N. Evans et al. are defen: farther decree, in the same cause July, A.D, 1883, the “undersizned will for." sale," by “public auction, DAY, “tie SEVENTH | DAY t TEN O'CLOCK A. M., 0 A. D. 1895, becinning street northwest, in ‘the the premises No. 60 olty of Washington, District of Columbia, ‘all the Hight, titie, interest and eatate in lew and in eduity of the parties'to the suid eqirity canse in aud tothe fol- lowing goods and chattels, to wit; Allthe T; Print ing Material, Frinting Presses, Electric Motor, Cabl- nets, Paper Cutters, Imposing Stones, Lead Cutters, Galley Hacks and the usual assortment of material aud machinery mally found tna ‘ob printing estab- Hshment, Tt will first be offered as an entiety, and Af a satiaf etory bid be no: received it will then be sold in detail. “Lerman cash. _3925-eokdbs THOMAS M. FIELDS, Receiver, 340 D st. ti.w. EY x D.C. By virtne of the deed of trust to the undersigned, dated June 20. A.D. 1890, and recorded in Liber No. 1503, folio 74 et seq.. of the and records of the Dis- trict of Columbia, we, will sell at public auction to the hihest bidder, and in front of the rreinises, TUESDAY, THE 'FIFTFENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1893, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., part of lot A. in. Blake et al.‘ subdivision of lots in =quare G86, as per plat in Liber J. H. K.. folio 218. of the rec- ords of the office of the surveyor of eaid District egsterly line of Delaware ave. from the northwestern corner ine thence easterly 1433 85-100 feet said lot; thence south with aaid Tine Aq 92-100 feet to the aontheast corner of sald thence gest 20 02-100 fect; thence northwest 133 68-180 feet to sald avenue, and thence alone said avenue northeasterly 22 feet ‘tothe point of bewin- ina, with all 1 ni, consisting of sand. mard-roof dwelling house (premfses No. 230 Delaware ave. n.e )and four two: story brick tenements fronting on the alley in the rear. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash (of which $300 must be paid at thine of sale) and the balance in two equal ents atone and two Years, with interest at 6 per annum from date of A secured on property sold. 01 E purchaser's option. the purchaser to pay. all costs'of convevancing, and if terms are not complied ‘with in ten dayofrom day of sale the trastegs reserve the right t9 resell "end cost. of defaulting pur- cliaser on Re ay ater n Oy Jw2teokds C,H. WILLIAMSON,; Trustees, JDUNCASSON BROS., Auctioncers, TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Fs- TATE IN TAKOMA PARK. BEING THE DRUG STORE PROPERTY OPPOSITE DFPO' By virtus of adecres of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed. July & 15Kh io the nse of Moss vs. Moss, No. 14400 eqiuity, Uwill nell tion, infront of the premises, on. Fi AUGUST FOURTH, 1898, at FIVE O'CLOCK + Lot 18 of the resubdivision of blocks 10 and ‘Takowa.Park, D-C., located opposite the rail- road station and at the’ terminus of the electric ond. “The tmpre Of a two-story frame Gweiling, used ae a drug wore. “Terme of sale: One-thin' and i bes purchaser, Taxes pai Conve} cing and recording at purchaser's cost. Deposit of 8100 required on day of sale. If terms of sale are ‘not compited with in fifteen days property will be Te sold at Fisk and cont of defauitine purchaser. FILLMORE BEALL, ‘Trustee, dy2t-dkds Wa D st a*® SLOAN & Ci ).. Atict oneers, 1407 Gat. «Successors to Latimer & Sloan). ‘TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAMF. HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN By victuc ofa deed of trust dated the 18th day of y virtue of adeed of trust da ¥ 0 Scpteinver, 1891, and recoried among the. land Fee ords of the District of Colnmbla tm liber 1023, at, folio Seterg.. andat the written request of the party we cured thereby, the undersigned will sell, ar public auction. in front of the premises, on FHIDAY. the FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 180% at HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot numbered seven (7) in Wall's subdivision of lois in. square numbered three hundred and thi-ty-five Gkis). as sald subdivision In recorded in the of z ice of the survesor of the District of Cocumbia in book H. D.C., folio 174, texether with {he improvements thereon, consisting of & two-story framo dwelli ‘Terms of sale: said deed of trust and the expen: ted to amount to 82.550, to be paldcash and the balance in one Fear, for which’ the note of the purchaser will be taken, with interest at 6 per centum per annum, parable semi- annually and secured by deed of trust upon the prop. erty sold. ora. hat the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 81 He required at the time of sale ‘The rlicht is reserved to forfeit said deposit and resell at the riek and rost of the purchaser if the terms of ot complied with within 10) da from day of THOMAS A. HOVER, JOHN ELBERT, H. W, SONON, Attorney” ‘ida Dat be RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO. J Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court oF ‘the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. 14.520, docket No. 13, wherein Addisaa AL Ashburn, trading as Aslbura &Co., is complainant, Th mas H.'Caer tal are respondents, of date yS.A; De 1808, nnd additional decress passed in canse on July 13, A.D. 1883.and iy 17, A.D, A803, the undersienst, ns trnstec. will sell dn front the tremivonon” THURSDAY D. 188, at FIVE O'CLOCK B. M. 30) feet Dy th dered eleve of GUST THIRD, A. , the east twenty full denth thereof of oriinal lot numa are numbered, twenty (20), in this vroverty ts improved dwelling, by nald decrees Felase money. in 4m one and two years after dat ¢.a8 follows: ‘the balance Ip td, and sectred. at the ction of the p All taxes and assessments wll be paid to the day of sale, and all conveyancing and tit'e exami nations shall be at the sole cost of the: Property will be sold clear of all ineumra THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee, dy21-d&ds 34) D st. The Macalester and River Queen to Marshall Han Indian Head. The Friday evening Marshall Hall and Indian Head trips of the Macalester and River Queen will be made this evening, leaving at 6:49 p.m.; returning, leaving the hall at $:30 p.m. Schroeder's Band and Orchestra will render choice selections on the steamer and new pavilion. > Marringe Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Herbert J. Moffat and Annie V. Spicer of Hyattsville, Md.; John J. Hogan and Blanche Mabel Botelor. a James Malery, charged with larceny, was releaved in $500’bail in the Criminal Court yesterday, Joseph and Fanny Moses going on his bond. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©. FRIDAY. JULY 28, 1893. Game. Danny Richardson’s Ultimatum to President Byrne—Washington Oarsmen at Balti- ‘more—Genera! Sporting News. ‘The record of the league clubs is as follows: RHE. 13000202x—8 91 002010000-3 81 it and Terry. 4 100200000-8 57 Si 14000115 x-1212 4 Pit Menifee and Hutchison. RHE. .20010000 3 4 01400010x-6 42 Pitchers—Breitenstein and Clarkson. R. HE. 04116152x—2013 1 020000000-267 nd G. Sharrott, J. Sharrott RE. 11521100x-1 9 3 100000000-1 6 6 tts and McMahon. REE Boston ... 1008100014 6 2 Baltimore.........100000001—2 7 4 Pitebere—Staley and Hawke. The Giants Win. The fact of the matter was that the visi- tors hit the ball hard in the fifth inning and batted out five runs. There were sev- eral occasions when it seemed as though sacrificing would have been better than hitting the ball hard, but that oceasion was not in the seventh when Farrell was on third and no one out. Then with the in- field in close the play was certainly to hit hard. Baldwin was equal to the occasion and two batsmen filed out and the other made an infield hit on which Farrell was run down. Some critisism was made of Sullivan in this inning for detaining Farrell on third when he had made a home run hit. The play was all right and nine times aut of ten would have worked advantageously. In fact Anson, Ward, Comiskey and the best base ball captaing do it frequently. That three men should come to the bat and none of them succeed in hitting safely was hardly to be expected. Baldwin was effective just when It was necessary. What ‘brilliant playing there was the home players did. Hoy caught a Ay hac! of short field after a hard run, which wa: od for two runs had it been missed. tricker was as active as a cat, while the outfield caught seven files. Ward did some admirable base running, and his activity {spire his “men to take every chance. re: ‘WASHINGTON, RHO A. an Hos. of ......2 0 8 O oo Wend) 8 23 $4 ioe. 2 o OBourkn i0 2 1 0 20 Yarkin, tb..0 0 6 8 a0 Suftiven.ss 1 12 1 2% Hadiora, r-2 2 1 0 50 Stricker. 2..0 1 4 8 5 Me oot 30 i024 12 2 Earned runs—Washington, 4. Two-base hits—Stricker, nan, Davis and Fulle Farrell, New York, Ward @), Tier- ree-base’ hits— Radford and Baldwin. Double plays—Meakin, Stricker and Larkin, Ward, ‘uller and Connor. First base on’ batis— By Mea’tin, 3; by Baldwin, 4. Sacrifice hits—Davis.’ First’ base on ‘errors—Wash- ington, 1; New York. 1. Left on bases— Washington, 6; New York, &_ Struck out— By Meakin, 4; by Raldwin,'1. Wild pitches— Meakin. Stolen bases—Ward (2) and Doyle. Umpires—Messrs. McQuaid and Pearce. Tine of game—Two hours and fifteen min- ui DANNY RICHARDSON ANGRY. He Will Not Play With Brooklyn Until Byrne Apologizes. Danny Richardson, the popular second baseman of the Brooklyn Club, has issued his ultimatum. He told a New York Sun reporter yesterday that he would never play another game for the Brooklyn Club unless President C. H, Byrne retracted the state- ment that he had violated the club's rules by drinking and refusing to play ball. I mean what I say,” said Danny. “President Byrne has spread a malicious falsehood about me, and it has hurt me with my friends and the patrons of the game. He charged me with drinking and carousing, and tried to lay the onus of the team’s poor work in the west upon my shoulders. I deny positively that I have been lushing. I have taken a glass of beer once ina while, and there is not a member of the Brookiyn team that hasn't, but I have not been in a state unfit to play ball, and I defy Mr. Byrne to prove his statements. “I have been sick and I have a doctor's certificate to that effect, but Byrne wouldn't Tecognize it. The club would have been doing perfectly right in laying me off for the reason that I was unabie to play on ac- count of sickness, but it did wrong in spreading the falsehood that I had been drinking. Foutz told me last Saturday night that I was on the pay roll again, and ordered me to go to Philadelphia with the team on Monday. On Sunday I received telegrams from my home in Elmira, N. ¥., one from a friend and another from my business partner, asking me if the reports about my alleged drunken behavior were true. It so angered me to think that the les had reached my own home, where I have business interests and family rela- tions, that I decided then and there that I wouldn't play another game of ball for the Brooklyn Club unless Byrne should retract his false statements and set me right be- fore the public and my friends, Base Ball Notes. Two victories over Baltimore send the Orioles down nearer us. It is hinted that Richardson may resurn to New York. Wise turned a sure foul bunt into a fair ball yesterday by touching it and Davis scored in consequence. Larkin acknowledges being caught four feet off the base by Connor. To many he looked safe. A New Scheme In the South. The directors of the Southern League have decided to divide the Southern League into eastern and western divisions, and will Play out the balance of the season in this y. Winning clubs of each division will play off, winner to play winner of first naif Pennant. It is considered a good step and the salvation of base ball in the south. OARSMEN AT BALTIMORE. Clubs to Be Represented in the Patapsco Regatta Tomorrow. The Potomac Boat Club and the Columbia Athletic Club will be represented in the Patapsco regatta, to be held tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of the Nep- tune Boat Club of Baltimore. The racing will begin at 3 o'clock. There will be seven races in all. The Columbia Athletic Club will have the following four in the senior four-oared shell race: Baker, bow; Dew- duly, 2; Blunt, 3, and Welsh, stroke. They will row against fours from the Ariel Club of Baltimore, Atlantic of Hoboken, N. J., Fairmount Rowing Association of Phi delphia and the New York Athletic Club. The following eight from the Potomac Boat Club will row against an eight from thi Neptune Club of Baltimore inthe junior eight-oared shell race: Oliver, bow; Exner, 2; J. Nolan, 3: Roulette, 4;" Gaddess, 5: Johnson, 6; Spurgeon, 7; W. Nolan, stoke; Doyle, coxswain. One of the most interesting contests of the day is expected to be the senior single sculls, in which Smithson of the Potomac Club of this city is entered. He will row against Edwin Hedley of the Passaic Boat Club of Newark, N. J., the champion ama- teur sculier of America, and Wm. Aman of the Fairmount Rowing ‘Association of Phil- adeiphia, who finished a close second to Hedley ‘at the middle states regatta at Newark recently. Mr. Claude R. Zappone of the Analostan Club of this-city is among the timekeepers, and Messrs. W. M. Oflley of the Potomac Boat Club ana Howard Perry of the C. A. C. are to be among the Judges. Trying to Get the Race Here. Capt. E. S. Randall, proprietor of River View, has made a bid for the prospective | sculling race for the championship of th> world between Jack Gaudaur and James Stansbury, the Australian oarsman and the champion of the world. This afternoon Grant Parish wired Mr. Gaudaur at Srila, in communication with while Gaudaur prefers the still wa a lake. Sn yee at Rioes Siew have brought course prominence the sporting world. ~——_+e+—____ TOMORROW'S BEAUTY. Saturday's Star Will Have No Superior in Any Direction. If any one of The Star's many thousands of readers is not satisfied with tomorrow's etl of the articles will be extensively illus- trated, and the pictures will be good. The following are some of the many things that will be found unusually entertaining: THE CAPITOL CENTENNIAL (llus- trated). Arrangements in progress for celebrating the laying of the corner stone. A FLYING POST OFFICE (llustrated). A Star reporter's thousand-mile trip with Uncle Sam's postal clerks. A ROMAN MUSIC HALL (tlustrated). ‘The popular kind of entertainment as it is given in the ancient city, THE IRON HORSE (iustrated). Wonderful progress made of late years in railway equipment. PICTURESQUE LITTLE GOWNS (ilus- trated), Appropriate costumes for young girls in the summer time. A TALK WITH SENATOR SHERMAN. The distinguished financier’s views on the situation and the future. By Frank G. Carpenter. UNCLE AND LOVER. An admirable story. Written for The Evening Star by Iza Duffus Hardy. BEES WITH NO STINGS. How this country may be supplied with them from Honduras. MONEY IN PATENTS. Small Inventions that have won fortunes for men of ideas. COLLECTORS’ FADS. Some of the vagaries of people who make special collections. THE PUBLIC LIBRARY. The kind of an institution the city of Washington is entitled to. By John F. Coyle. THE SENATE PAGES. ‘The well-paid boys who run errands for the members of the millionaires’ club, A GLITTERING SHOW. A Washington exhibit of pottery which is attracting attention at Chicago. LABOR AND ANARCHY. A _workingman’s warning to his fellows. By John L. Kennedy, ex-president of Columbia Typographical Unton. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Something about pleasant suburban homes and other matters of local interest DO WE GO UP? The chances of the Washington team for bettering its position in the base ball struggle. —_—-—_ SOCIAL MATTERS. The Hornbiower-Bradiey Wedding—Per- sonal Notes of Interest. | latter ts partial to tide | The Hanlan-O'Connor Hos- | Mr. Hornbiower, the arcaitect, and Miss Lucy Bradley, daughter of the late Justice Bradley, were ‘married a few weeks age at the ‘summer home of the bride, and have now returned to this city. As but few of their friends knew of their intended marriage, this announcement will no doubt create great surprise as well as pleasure in this city, where both have such a large circle of acquaintances. Mr. Joseph Hunter is spending a few days at Ocean City, Md. Miss Lizzie P. Donaldson Ferry. The guests at Woodley Inn will give an- other hop tomorrow night. at Harper's The Rajah of Kapurthala and suite, who | are now in Boston, will, after doing the world’s fair, come to this city about the 22d of August. It is announced that his stay will not be longer than a day, as the party will sail for Europe om the 24th of next month. Two weeks will be spent by the rajah at the fair. At a dinner given last night at Newport in honor of the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote were among the guests. ‘The Washingtonians at The Alleghany, Goshen, Va., are Messrs, J. Paul Mont- gomery. George W. Kern, T. D. Hadda- way, Percy M. Cox and W. J. Lampton. Miss Alice McCreery and Miss Fannie Kimmel have gone on a short outing to Luray, Va., and will return on the 27th. Mrs. John Babcock and son have gone to the Blue Ridge mountains to spend a few weeks. | { THE QUESTION OF LIGHTS. Failure to Display ay Them by Sailing Oraft on the River. What Experienced Captains of Stesmer Say on the Sulject— Accidents Narrowly Averted—Other River News. The discussion on lights is a burning sub Ject. Capts. Ross of the Macalester, Luck- ett of the Pentz and John Luckett of the Florence have entered the lists. apt. Luckett of the Pentz says that the fatlure of boats to display lights is criminal ¢are- lessness and a flagrant violation of the nav- igation laws. Capt. Luckett told a reporter for The Star this morning that about a week ago he was running the Pente up stream and met the steam laun: bridge, from the navy yard, a craft, bound down, and with no side light nor staff light. He a close call which he gave a sail time ago when he was on the gel gn = down stream runn’ which the Leary was laying down © little boat had no light, and ll the steamer was well up wi wheel was thrown over with and the big boat passed so small one that the starboard 3 H | 5 aa : i i i i i H é 25 Eas HEE? cae last Sunday. They were both on t tack. rie ‘w for the one about, calculatis then to them. The signal was mi both boats went about. complicated matters and had to be swerved out of doing this Me ran within a few yards the offending sailer and churned him great ye. ‘The canvas mariner came to with Capt. charged that gator with having almost run him ‘The harbor police were summoned and controversy quelled. Capt. Luckett of the Florence also has @ good deal to say on the subject of and no lights. Pilot Neal of the force says that he did not expect to faire such a cyclone when he disputed the ferry ins’ 0 ‘of the river. He says that he will not enter the dispute as to lights, but he will stand by his position to the right of way for sail boats. The Rarbormaster’s Dog. Terrier Jerry, the canine auxiliary of the harbor police force, and who gained such renown early in the spring by falling Into the tolls of the poundmaster, is again in trouble. His kennel was broken into last i the disordered appearance of things indi- cates. This morning Jerry returned minus his tag, No. 41, and the silver collar which was presented him by the nd crews of the Pents. Florence, Washington, Wakefield, River Arrowsmith on the occasion of from the pound. If the thief is 4 he will be dealt with in conformity with the river front code. General Notes. The pionees propelier of the Potomas, Jobn E. Tygert, has been showing up here in Washington for the past week. This means that the Maryland and Vi Steamboat Company has changed Its ule and that the Tygert is to run trips per week between Washington Coan river. She will connect with Steamers Sue and Lady of the Lake. will arrive at this port on Tuesdays, Thure- days and Saturdays. The watermelon and trade ts rather been so bunch: in excess of the calls that there ts # in the market and watermeions are s Mr. David Hamersley today to the harbor force an ae | gauge, which by John Martin. TH locity of the wind. The Star of Hope Pleasure Club chartered the steamer Barthold! to White House and an all-day ‘The Fourth Street M. E. Sunday is giving a charter excursion to View today. Capt. Frere is overhauling his Speck preparatory to a lower tomac cruise. Officer King this morning arrested 2 6ol- ored youth named Phillips on the charge | of having robbed Charlies White of the steamer Leary of a watch. ‘Officer King this morning gave chase to a colored bey who had been stealing oan- teloupes from the steamer T. V. Aree. smit The schooner White is out from Savan- nah, Ga.. with %1,00 feet of lumber to Johnson & Wimsatt. 4 <neeilpieenee RAIDING DISREPUTABLE HOUSES, ‘The Police Moking an Effort te Reforma Locality Near the Capitol. Since Sergt. John C. Daley was sent te The Martha Washington Club gave a) the South Washington police precinct sev- banquet at Buena Vista this week. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Helmus, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hebner, Mr. and Mrs. H.’ Dauterick, Mr. and Mrs. Aischwee, Mr. and Mrs. C. ‘Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. L. Schmidt. “Mr. and Mrs. Hockemyer, Mr. and Mrs. Buscherk, Mr. and Mrs. Lederer, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. H. Magner, Dr. and Mrs. Hunter, Dr. and Mrs. Frederich, the Misses Helmus, Fa- sus, Muninelsen, | Sellhausen, | Pehiman, isher, vers, Zurhorst, Garges, Meater, Knox, Xander and Dr. Kybourn. Mrs. John Poore and Mrs. Cook have gone down to Charles county for a two Weeks’ stay. Miss M. Regina McCreary is with a num- ber of friends enjoying an outing at Fort- Tess Monroe and Virginia +e Mrs. Louis D. Wine accompanied by Miss Lulu D. Wine is visiting her mother, Mrs. David Buehler, at Gettysburg, Pa. The Misses Hattle and Mamie Rollins of Seat Pleasant, Md., left last night for an extended visit to relatives in lle, N.C. Mrs. Harenburg and daughters Florence and Helen and Master Clarence Fowler of Capitol Hill, have gone to Atlantic City for a months’ stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rockett and their little daughter have gone to Atlantic City for a week's stay. Mrs. Agnes Rowan has gone to Ocean Grove, N. J. The Misses Lizzie and Annie Glass are spending the summer at Houlton, Me. Miss Lola Stone has gone to Colton's, Maryland, to spend three weeks. Among recent arrivals at River Springs, Md., from this cit; . BE. A. Me- Intire, Mr. ¢ and wife, Mr. F. Pelouze and wife, Mrs. Lillie May, Mrs. M. E. Galloway and family, and Messrs. W. A. Farlee, 5. D. Shuster, C. M. Park, T. M. Wilson, R. S. Shanks, L. Walker, M. Davis, E.’J. Riggs, A. Z. Tyssowskt, . K. Fenwick, F. 8. Newman, C, Webb and Elwood McIntire. Mr. Alexander R. Mullowney, assistant district attorney, and his mother, Mrs. Robey, left this morning for a few weeks stay in Atlantic City. Mrs. Thomas Steep entertained a party of young folks last evening at her resi- dence, No. 126 New Hampshire avenue northwest, the occasion being he birthday anniversary of her daughter Mabel. After the usual parlor games the guests repaired to the dining room, where a bountiful re- past ‘awaited them. Among those present Were Misses Helen Cody, Helene Forsberg, | May Orr, Bertie Steep, Gertie Cody, Annie Long and May Morgan and Masters Chas. Cody, John Orr, George Harbison, Ralph Steep and Frank Steep. Mrs.H. H. Barker and daughter, Miss Fan- nie May Barker, are at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City. ‘Uhe Maine Machinery Satisfactory. The report of the trial of the steam ma- chinery of the Maine at New York last week, as made by the bureau of steam en- gineering, shows that the machinery is strong, well built and in accordance with specifications. The performance was satis- factory in every respect and such as to warrant the belief that with the ship in free route the full contract power, 9,000 horse power, will be obtained. The t- est coal consumption ‘was 248 pounds foot of grate, which can easily be doubled in free route and with blowers in action ‘The port propeller was fouled by a raft during the trial and may have been bent, so it is recommended that the ship be docked. The sum of $2.59) wilt be sufficient | to complete items of unfinished work. It is recommended that the contractors be paid one-half of the balance of the con- tract price—$69,85, o- A lady bicyclist was badly hurt in a col- Canada, offering inducements to have the Face rowed at River View. He has also lsion with two men on New York avenue near 9th street | | eral weeks ago, an attempt has been made to break up the disreputable houses on Maryland avenue between 34 and 4 1-2 Streets. Last night twe more houses were raided. These houses were kept by Emma, Reed, a German, who came from Phila- deiphia, and a young woman named Fler- ence Livingston, who says she belongs in Georgetown. In her house the officers found a sixteen-year-old boy. Many complaints have been made against the disreputable houses on this avenue, so near the Capitol, and it is the inten- tion of the officers to force them away. The women plead guilty in the Police Court this morning to charges of keeping bawdy houses. ‘Lam going to move away from there” said the young woman. ‘Where are you going?” the judge asked. ‘Back to my home in Georgetown,” was her response. “Are you going to quit the business?* “Yes, sir. This is my first time in court, and it is enough for me.” “How about you?” the judge asked the Reed woman. “I am going to quit the business and return to Philadephia.” With the understanding that they were to quit the business, Judge Miller said he would let them off upon payment of = fine instead of imposing # jail sentence. ‘They were fined $% each and their fines were q Jobn Shea, the owner of the houses, was charged with maintaining a bawdy house in renting houses for the pu ‘of prom. Utution. He demanded a jury trial en@ gave bonds for his appearance. > ALEXANDRIA. Alexandria County Taxes, The board of supervisors of Alexandria county at their adjourned meeting yester- day, Mr. Frank Hume presiding, and Messrs. J. W. Clark and R. H. Phillips being present, completed the tax levy for the year 184. The county levy is # cents on the $1 of property, the road tax cents on the $10, and the poll tax 3 cents, The school tax diffe-s in each district, and ie as follows: Washington district, & cents ‘on the $100; % cents for Arlington, and 9) tor Jefferson district. This with 40 cents on the 10° state tax makes the total taxes in Washington district $1.75, in the Arling- ton district $1.6, and in Jefferson district $1.70, as against $1.56 on improved v, and $1 on agricultural lands in the tet of Columbia, and £2.40 in Alexandria city. ‘There a8 noW proposal at Richmond by whi the school ‘and thet for colored schools on colored people oniy. Whether the proposal will be adopted cam- not now be determined. ‘The July and Aucust Courts, The Alexandria county court, Judge Chichester, will on Monday next open ifs August term at the county court house here. ‘The law requires the county courts to be held each month, but allows the judge of a corporation court to omit a July oF an August term in each year. The corpors- tion court here is still holding its session. ‘On its probate side O. W. Phillips was ap- pothted administrator of John G. Phillips, formerly mail messenger here. Notes. A mission will be opened at Grace P. & Church on Patrick street in this city on the Qist of November next. The societies of the church will begin preparations next week. Rev. James Reynolds, jr., of New York will meet the societies’ next ‘Sunday in connection with the matter. ‘The Messrs. Aitcheson have bought for $30) a building and lot on Union street bee tween Duke and Wolfe streets, Mayor Strauss will swear in minor officers next Monday at the mayor's offies, >-— Mr. Rutledge Wilson has been reape pointed by the President a notary publse’