Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1894, Page 12

13 THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS, INSTALLING A PASTOR Voy Read About It AUCTION SALES. |" -ADONGN Saka | RBG RE ee s | AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW, FUTURE DAY: | y 7 y H. BERNHEIMER & CO., AUCTIONEERS, DUNCANSON BROS., ‘AUCTIONEERS. | DUNCAN: i Py ; ; Suece: to Weeks & Co., — ALEXANDRIA, Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke Given Formal In all the medical books and journals, in the 687 La. ave. n.w., mear 7th st. TRUSTFES, S05 OF VALUABLE IMPROVED! TRUSTERS SALE OF THREE BRICK Dwert- ape i . = —— Y. NG E Ew , IN . 44. 46 AND 46 STREET sul Tui- ‘The city council last night made no prog- | Charge of Gurley Memorial. society and club papers. BED ROOM FURNITURE, TOILET WARE,| HOUSES LYING IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF | _ WEST,s WASHINGTON. D.C _ fess with the street and sewer bond bill; ual SPRINGS, MATTRESSES, ‘ARLOR FURNI- THE SOUTHERN ALLEY ON THE EAST Under and by virtue of three certain decds ROOM FURNE SIDE OF THIRTEENTA STREET NORTH- WEST BETWEEN T AND U STREETS, WASH- @tly recorded tp Liber 1438, fol INGTON, D. €. et seq. and 292 et weq., of the la: By virtue of a decd of trust bearing date Feb- | District of Columbia,and at the request of the aue , THURSDAY, MARCH ruary 6, 1898, and recorded in Liber No. 1781, fo- | Sepnred thereby. we. the uudersigued trustees, AT 10 ALM. IN FRONT OF AND Ilo S22 et seq., one of the land records of the Dis. | Sell at public ‘suction in OUR SALES ROOMS. tet of Coluiibia, we, the underigned trustees, Pulses berclnafter descritsd. on Fil ALSO: will sell at public auctioa, in fron: of the Shs FS a ee CONTENTS OF BARBER SHOP. Sea, on MONDAY, “THE NINETEBNTH DAY OF fhe Settain tices on bos JOOK P.M, all MARCH. A. D. ised. “at HALF-AST FOUR | isco" aituate tn ihe citt of Washing-oa Desi CLOCK P-M., the following described real estate, | of Columbia, und belug thiee parts iesch os op ni ati P ef “4 aived: hk viz: Bots Nos. 125, 126, 127, 128 and 129, in Spsl- | feet front by a depth of 90 Zeet) of orignal iat ed on accou! ¢ interest on city debt, and COMBregation and Presbyterians at large receive to hour of sule. | ging and itoscathal's subdivision of lots in square | 13, in square 685, the same beiue wow z $100 on a had assem poco mated an ; - 3 J | it H. BERNHEIMEL & CO., Aucts. Ther 20, folio 71, of | sub hots 22, G3 ana Se ant of corcner’s inqu ed last evening in Gurley Me- _it____H, BERNHEIMEK & CO., Aucta._| 974° as per plat recorded in Liber 20, 5 lots. 22, 24, in ig e +) en vl rvey Office of the District proved by three brick dwelliugs. Each of Was observed im relation to the iast morial Presbyterian Church. The occasion u ou an ever OW r. the records of the surveyor's j ue as derable sum to deter- atime Hats n Oo Ses. of Columbia, together with ell the improvements. | suid pieces or parts of 20. feet trout, with that it took a con! that attracted the large assemblage was the Horses. ¥ I be | 4 trust to us, beariug date Uciober 30, man, natters required attention that | ! aes scary tim a ele sis up. The Earnest Sermons by Installing OM- Y ou Hear bout It enly measure of importance adopted was a! efals—Christianity Strong ice A deficiency appropriation bill, which add $4,700 to the amouni needed @ity to the close of the dition to the items m council report to ‘The Star, 4 Of the respectiv on FAIDAY GB be- City—Citing the Moody Meetings. In fashionable hotels, clubs, cafes, on the cars and wherever you go, for it is everywhere. jioned in the last ww were add- | | It seemed as though every member of the ated as Exch lot will be sold scparately. improvements thereon, will be sold separately, bee fenener, Cuan Cama otc install h ‘ 8 ' $. BENSING! ri SEE ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase price in| gituing with the picce or part uow kuown’ and ‘ - Caloe 5 ion of the new pastor, Rev. J. Rus- af S. LENSINGER, AUCTIONEER, : Que: yoy ge nae 9 perilchaana eh i 2 (sell Verbrycke, a sketch of whose life, and Te marvellous power of the matchless Sparicling: | WANs 2ORse Ae Ca RAIA BAEARE, | <am het 2) ee 8 oo ee cause also a history of the church, was published much time viv LOUISIANA AVE. purchaser or purchasers, secured by deed of trust, | Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase —g equ to be paid im cash, and the residue in two ‘on the property sold, said notes to bear interest a! r u installments, payable in one and two years st ] the rate of 6 per cent per arnum from the day of | tite te of sane, aa, ee ~ om : ectively, » With Interest the | sale, interest ‘puyable ‘stl anaueny, or oll Cul | ch at the cate of otk per out per Gecen beets not produce that — in The Star on Monday last. — meat re é : ; . Ud Roses, tulips and pink and white carna- i Mr. Wilson Gregory “of Hagerstown, Md., has! may. be paid, ‘at i py en pono St thee: axed decorated the chancel, and ned! to (fend of Homes and Mares. {2 purchasers. A deposit of $250 will be required o8 | Sony si or ae ae ra FS ee Le salibrsanrgietesiy aabeda vos Agena hart fes cay : PH, Ci par LOCK. | complica with in Gitcen dire from date of sale, or | Pach otcre of Giouety wine wait Bg Teuited on eet improvem-:nt came up, pleasing app ce, B. F. Bittinger, ¥ Teamedintats theceatt il ania Sa al the property in ult will be, resold at on risk ) ing, recor and notarial fees at the cot ot the priihea cae caeee : : ee ediately thereafter, © a : feral chaser rehasers | pure: > he - Up hoseringanghnerdeamp ote ee over the service, which be eg Hocsce aud aires’ capsigned by Mr. McHteury of stuur are dye’ previons bdtecumemest of cach oo | CRUE ite Laer aee Te 2 Se ened om accompiish. until the fer an 2 second wa Mr. McCue sho! : vad within ten Guys from day of sale, utberwise “t gan shor with an organ Prederiek Cay, 3 ‘Wepuper published in Washington, | trustees reserve the right to resell the property at sale in some si aps 4 cclal attention of dealers and . sony = A. te Mavione. fell by ay cal 2 retin bs 4 | peice igor thi tte, as so ll Gad th Bee conveyanring and revording at cost of | the risk aud cost of icfaulting purcuecr, ng whe quartet comp sed of Mi azel Hender- to sult amy kind business, ie wl : 3 e her ; VILLA are one Y ieee aba | Wwitl be sof without linlt er reserve. . —— a. CONSTANTIN H. WILLIAMSON, diushba vet | s : ; ; = ° 2 Unter: ‘son, 3 — 2 ‘ mae Mr. Robert ae mM n Di B. The stock wil REGEN, Actions: PRED go nd aes me, no 8 , ness and Mr. Will Doyle. S [ k N.B. This stock will be at the Bazaar ; A , eee ss RS he Alexanurie | “a itting invocation was\delivered by Ri 1 a a S fr spection Wednesday—the day before the sale. Temetes, Central National Beak, CMD." 1” WAleee D, WRAAAND & OA, Ana: | whls-2t mh6-d&ds C. Alvin Smith, and next in order was — ¥ wi 3 CO... abe | } a | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Cl * age! pi = P cemriantad ta : ‘ ; (WALTER BL WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ~yyoas DOWLING & 00., AUCTIONEBIS, OS pa GAMBRIDGR Msttony ae i ae] Company will 1 wage within TER the quariet rendered Gloria To neutralize Uric Acid, that deadly product "sree Teeiye0 ars axp noxvers | ee Betty bie yy 4 (aera Bip Shay carta oa Gane conten (Ratris: €O0 at nelusion the congrega- of hich livin On THURSDAY, MARCH PIPTEENTH, at | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Liver rumbered 1708, follo dt ct Sor, Sf the fate po yom eng Roatan ly on Oh, Thou, That Hearest Prayer, 3 Sy ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.AML, we shi i Furr maboiita ote) REAL PEATE, BEDG BRICK DMELLING | cords uf toe, Ditrict af Colum as ea ele “and Bono, | — BECWEE TWENTIETH Day OF MARCH, A. D- thou _ponnets.| STREET CAR LL FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the. following’ dexerined y declining Nant | ba virtue of a deed of trust, recorded im the lead and premises, situate and lylug in Geonge- is wale thelr special M2U wecurds of the District of Columbia, im Liber town. “in the District of Coltirbla, viz: Lot in front of the ur Humble Cr b F prayer, to do the work at their own t sewer facilities to citmens, cha year for bath-tub conduit, a ke sum for waiter closet,'ete. Lud Penn ‘Till You Have Tried It. whi bot Me Ne. at folio 444 et sey. upon request of the | bered 71, im Ashford umd Kidout, trustecs’, @ub- A Workman at the Midland depot named speaker referred e ie holder of nots (default baving been made in the | division of part of ogy — had bis hand cut off by an the new pastor, and asked cane tite tacrmesdcs be ae lnterest thereon), the undersigned trustecs Will @ell, | (formerly called Cooke P.-k), vas ner pis eee aceident there fast night. AUCINONEERS, ft, iu front of the » A ¢ preauis corded im Liber A. 1. S., folio’ 241, of the meor a City Post Odice hour of HALE-DPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PAL on | of the surreyor's office of the Distelet of Caloe® ortly be- rglars made xtrance 8! Avenue Pr | | The Medical faculty pronounce it “The Most MONDAY, MARCH NINETEENTH, 1894, the fol- Bia, together with the ate, rights - fore daylight this a the congre Wonderful . V ” , COMMENC. | bite dscrived pe situate tm the city aud appurtenances thereunto’ bekegian ‘= ow atery of the estdl ro onderful American Water. t our auction rooms, wilt he, & Wasiingtun, District of Coluuila: Lot one lun- | Wise appertala at the corner o hs oul i int dred and teu Giv) in Frascis J. Dieudoune's sub- | “iterae: Ouethied cash, ball we svat of Housebold Furniture, | Givision of mavare teu iiadred and tfty-ane (05D, | yearn with moter te bear Cnet cone ee eee ag Effects, Fine as sald se sion is record.d iu the office of the | interest, payable eemi-annugily, and to he secu a soins nphelenpecien Yer of te District of Columbia, tn Book 17, | py a deed of trust on the propety sod, pd pen Syish buprored by a modem tio-story briek Gish, AL the option of the putrhaver A welling. af ult at time of sale. yi q Hair oud | ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash apd the residue im | St purclinser's cost, ‘Torun of ssl te te wae ers, Lace Window Hang- tW9 equal invtallme: presented by the notes with in fifteen days. otherwise trustecs reserve streets, but @fecting any serious rot At a late hour last nig Fested a number of tramps ‘¥ into a car on the Henry stre Were thought to be intent on ro! J.H. MAGRUDER, Disbursing Agent, 1417 N. Y. Ave. SHINN & CoO., M5" Pennsyivonta, Western Eph Cheshire, a lad six yeacs was being hei rs i 2 are ; Oak and Walnut Side- | Of the purchser, fail in one and two years the right to resell the property at the risk and wun ever by a waged near the corner of a teri LABOUCHERE'S VICTORY neat Will ae Ge ee eS Pies aed Others Mittens Geese. Sea. pol dot Meant oo the | SoM of acfaulting.-parchaser. after five diss ade Alfred and Wolfe streets yesterday after- . iharm, but will stimulate the asitation #8 aud Crorkery Ware, Kitchen Wares and other | property’ sold. wsit of $150 will be required | ished in Waxhinzton, D. Ce DNSPAbee pale — Caney mca = = ea a ebony — | against the house of lord ities goods. | we cost of al peonigendieg aad | JEREMIAH FICKLING, Trustee, lenry Lee, a colored driver for Johnson be "1 i Pos! a aed 5 AT 1 | Bg 1a i 32d st. aw. te m colored avot | cetling of Je 2 of he Morning Post says of the adoption of : | le are not fully complied with FLED jaded gp -nemg nent acl paar Setans ° = ‘aking Defeat ef Rosebery on tho Veto of the} mir. Labouchere’s amendment, “An cend WILL, SELI. Neuse | sai the trustee reaetve the waeericdipe ny age terday and died last evening. 3 : op Wakt te fhe BAdrees, successtaly carrie’ | Cummancne ses | right to resell said property, after five days pre= WALTER B. WILLIAMS « G0.” quast: tas selarrad Wheatiny en. Seats to Irink the blood? Bartlett. “In | | government, and resignation has immedi- TOLSUN, GUE & CO., | ™ JOHN T. anus, Tos. Dow: Commissioner Callahan, and McKeasie vs. te first place, something | ately followed. Lord Rosevery and his vi- Fxtaa tae leagues can hardly fail to creat the matter | CHA PKS, Salesman, err pes ea | ©. G. SLOAN & AUCTIONEERS, Evade en eeeccL Lor reat Improvement of (he Erie Canni. ture A hearing will be given in ike Catalogue SMe Of the chamber at Albuny on Weine FINE LAW LIBRARY r Wd assembly Lis ic S10 F st. n.w., Trustee. EDWARD H. THOMA M16 F st. uw., frustee. | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. Dt —— -- -— PROPERTY IN FENTON PLACE BETWELN DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. a ADK ADL Smears By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the wih (8) day of May, A. D. 1883, and recorded ne laud records of the District of Colum. bia liber” No. 1525, at folio 406 et seq., and eee aa very tho Pees 6 Comeieem Come. | blood of suffering ANACOSTIA, Dina scx A Moment Taken When Ma me into) Commoners Were Away From the AS you y of the and of ever | | _mnz-asas i= to feed u Whe announcement last evening by tele tra % into His if gram of the return of the Rev. James Mc- The fact that the pris Laren to his charge in Anacostia by the barca yo House—Fature of the Government. he relief of the poor of _ AS telegraphed briefly to ‘The’ A ist ventas! greedy unproveniont UE che : at the request of the lolder of the notes secu general conference of the Methodist Epis- BUiimore ace that the @y the house of commons by M7 to M5 und Chanpuin cals. Dike |ropose LATE Pe ee ape te 3 opal Church, in session at Frederick, Md. religion deeper In men adopted Mr. Labouchere's te tne pe vat lo ENGL 7 ameadment to Ue the peopie oi the » expenu Tuc sul cb gis J,0U Ww Lbrove the navigation of Luese canals. anes Rives eee and-at | FIRST Day MARCH, A.D. iso, at HALP- “ PAST FOUR O'CLOCK BP. M., “the fal de serfied real estate situate in’ the rity of Wasb- ington, District of Columbia, to wit: Al that cor gives general satisfaction to the member- than can be + ship here, and is considered an acknowle¢ ment of the eminent executive ability dis- Whosoever eatet h mY bio NDETLO: folio 127 et se rs of the address in reply to the que favoring the abolition of the ho» " is the cen- id the speaker, in| we ot + 104, cys s 4 ihe Shelves for Inspection. tain piece er parcel of lund and premises knowe < wet that be your In the preliminary debate Lord ivan ee ! ior = . . mation. | C. G. SLOAN & CO. folowing de- 5 8 amd les lot numbered two Played by the pasior in placing the pecu- { ee t, and let His life Churchill sald he considered the prograsa | AUCTION SaAucs. into Neco b aay ty ot Wore. < wo Kine niary affairs of the church on a sound | be produced in your If. of the ministry an insane one, if it was ae mean eet 7 Couabia, known und distin- | eubdivision of lots trom forsy-three (43) to Ott nancial handsome new church papers Past | : i wean. Dass | se ing the south siaty-one (Gl) fect one (31), inclusive, of @ sutsiivisim made by te attesting his laborious e‘forts during | $e Sy iekeg yall meant to be carried out in a smgle session ; 33) in Andrew ‘Diite M. Sauniers and others of lots ins. nd a | y iner : for the fruits of his | began, j the man | Mr. Robert Hark sang a solo, which | of pariiament. It was supreme arrogance | BAVCLUEPE, DARL & CU., AUCLONBERS, old, there shall be a day when | on the part of the ministers, he thcught, | rRusTEES' SALE uF LALus Und 5 ° ae ae n the mountain top shall ery, | to ask the house to pass so unmanaseatle | mabe Ox Viste, we nder the supervision of Mr. Thomas arise, y Then Rev. Mr. Bittinger pro- ‘ i aks aaition: i Bah Situ RUA AND Lanigan ¢ epartment of the P a program in the face of an orpos.tion of | pounded t > pastor-elect . : WONT PLuasast. District feet ef ten-inch | Pound! phy pastor-elect and to the con- ever 300 members, who were prevared to! By virtue ot two cectain decds 2 bered six hundred and seventy-four (67 Seme is recorded in the District of Columbia, | ‘Terms of sale:One-half of purchase monet to be the same paid in cash, and the balance in two equal tn- lot and square, and run-/stallments. respectively, in xix 4G) and twelve th street 12 months, secured @ deed of trast on th® Ou Vit bership aus 7 sewer 6 d on Monroe et Bremat mm questions required By resent both the abolition of the nouse of | recorded in Liver at See ae ier = at | oy ghey ty = cone, papatile sem! from J an street, anc on of the church, saying in jords and the creation of home -u'e for Ire- ow cy forged len ihenaletamiac Si via Thiele eat A street west along A street twenty all cash, at the option of the purchaser, Ad — —— vested in me! jand. As wo hsme rule, he declared he could py,” the undersigued eusece ae, eacated, tere. ee 20s Te of begiuuing; together with f $100 Till be required ‘at time of wale, iInzton s x + ny 0 3 ervice, I pow sers kindly take ee 2 a : ‘ ‘ he closed within ten days from day ot ‘M at tele agate ties : ae stully predict that there was not one public auctivi au trout of ve preuiloes, out 4 £ wales, Owe Wi p melaine maues | tale, otherwise the pmoperty will he tauld atthe sepia tage aciias ba. | etween this = todas who woul it see the | DAY, TH ESAS S. HIDENIRIOR, to be paid In eash and to be paid in faulting parchaser. All com & week's vi . divided be ae © io ok i eet whe See A.D. 1804, aL FIVE UULOCA. E _HMIDENMEIMEE, Breber. | Tio eyeal instailmente, ree yin one ard two ing and recording #t rst of purchnser, an 4 his rest- |™2y the ing of God descend upon both hmeni of an Irish parliament, nor jgwing descrived real estute, siudte ib tue Les. oe TH RNILURE OF ‘RHE yours, sceured oy a deed of om the é Mr 4 changed is resi- — a ” HOPEL Coc r. Amen.” | Was there a inan living who would e@ to ui of Cofumivia, to wit: All tuat certain pieces AN. woid, With interest thereo: le wen d the pi = i tus a Pe conare; & SAGE GE taiGl Ras eeutees silage WASLLLNE DON, March 10, 1834. 1 the rate r aanam 7 oe Gigt BoFthwest to'631 | “Next in the program was a charge to the | see the abolition of the house of Lunds, Regi tgaa ren ped ah prrget pela tect power voutaiied in certain chat- oF all cas Pike punelawer. Zu0 lath et aw. The . = pastor by Ri Ramsdell, who stated Mr. John Mo: chief se ry tor Ire- two and twenty-turee of Susie A. Mertford's sub- it tod severally ry or 5. ed at the ty mho dis Trustees. Lage einer » through | that hh 1 to refer to a few things 1 a : aiecae ant and Ered 5 s from day — the the purpose, | (2at be ed to refer to a fe UNeS jand, insisted that there could be no injury | division of tots Lity-three (3) Lfty-nine and : asdal a vine seo = is acti a in the preliminaries for |2D0ut a br’s life Ly Washington. This | to neta through w teiporary suspensiun Ods-halt (G94), Inclusive, of ae Geen iat parcheue after te a MUNCEION Baos, ARCHERD the social on the evening of the 2ist in- | City. accord Shere stiegt | of the home rule bill. If he had supposed | @ivisiou of a lis, > we sepaper pablisied “at | TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESURARLE THREE Stant. fee te tha rare areas that the reconstructed ministry would not OF gic District of Columbia: Ia leok Bhahe wetively, ncing at cost of pur- BRICK DWELLING WITH CELLAN, At the Heights Church, on the | ive to the Word « ee be accorded its views on the Irish «mestion, | 750 tegether “with ait’ the Macupeunenis’ prot AnD 1 ER, Trust. CONTAINING SINE ROOMS AND RaTH, ON 20th in: © Will be a lecture on “The | TePorts to the contrary. “You may rejoi he would not be a member of that ministry. 2 Lovis Db. Wik oo FIFTH SYREET NOKTHOAST BETWEEN if Worid an position,” by Mr. | St coming into contitited’ wee ancte !s| Mr. John Redmond, Parnellite, said that | "“Terms: One-third cash, the balance in six and mb9-d&as wing ot. BW, clty. Prt Se SSG FS Be ome Theophilus Bray. with stereopticon illustra- | 53,™much religion. continued the speaker. | never during his experience in parliament | twelve mouths, secured ‘by deed of trust on the — - —————] mo wutue ot TE ag Hye go tions by Mr. J. E. Powel. That result is due fo the faithful work | haa q more difficult or aumillizing task | property sold, or all cash, at ibe option of the tue of a RAGCLIFFE, DARE & CU., AUCTIONEERS. rtain decd of trust, dated the performed duri . the past twent: y of Jul; ve years, th «1lthy di ser. A’ deposit of _ falien upon a chief seeretary for Ireland pure —>_—_—. ) required upon ace Carpets, : ag the rds, large audiences at the Moody meet- | s pres . shpat > co ceptance of bid. if the terms of sale are not cou en, China. ' TRUSTEES’ § TORY PRESS-RRICK ee 7 S0 3 HYATTSVILLE. f not epsing frome the groend, mus) (ons, he Dreeent One. whicheyuc hin up: to | SF Pics in Steck age trom tho aay of eale and ‘Kitebes SO. op ly UTREE ome ba folio 30 et seq., and at the try by the strength of his own character eusils “used tt her wi Ber y i of the they showed the r older of the notes, we w ter It of earnest and con- | trustees reserve Un Ader of the notes, we wall offery right to resell the prop E. as a genuine friend of treland ‘« a aod Laue emcve Fittings uw: ction, in Uie_premixes, om The funeral services over the remains of | tinuous endeavor. We reic at the risk and cost of the de 5 iting parebase, 1 . f @ in having you = < r articles, being the re furnishing of said | By vitue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Li . the TWENTY-SHCOND DAY of ion created by the haidng ond - a ertise . +4 Mert » at fol! " e of “A as a co-laborer, and I . ere s a i after five days’ advertisement of such resale im jorel and constitaing wapket® equipment f ber No. 1758, at folle oe of the land . AD. 2808, PAST FOUR Mr. Henry H. Morrison, who dled at, Chel Soe cerns meager masee wore | phrases of i.ord Raseberv. | some newspaper published in Washington, D.C, Rotel aud constitucing pean ot ane honeren | ceperas ts , 2, and at the re | OCTOCK PAM: the pelowing ere ree ome of his father, Mr. Wm. H. Morrison, i vr Mr. Morley might say, be de-| all conveyancing and recording ut the cost of quest of the ‘ clared, Ireland would not trust Lora Jiose- | the purchaser. y will Grst be offercd as a whole. trustees wil in | e capital c| ity. What kind of a leader are the undersigned | tate, situate ia the city of Wasi Hie auction, im of Colum! ston, Di at Riverdale, Md., on Monday morning last you going to anterior and known and distinguished as and | BW. LMAN, od che balance front of the prewtees, |» EWEATY- | by ot sbereé forty «a0 ¥ at 3:15, of consumption, were held in the|he in regard to this c Rev. Mr. | bery- 5 - x a wiser, desjuat= shad’ ter Fite! Day OF D1, at HALF. | DRE Jot mumbered forty 440) im Samuel W. Cur- ta} Chur, fter- | Ramsdell went on to a ‘Uuder you is it)? Joseph Chamberlain said the omion- . J. as tt eon “ following de. | Hash's subdivision of lots in equare mutibered Piacksey Memorial Church yesterday after. | Hamodell went on to ask. “Uwe ie Sictes | §8tS Were satisiied with the adhesion of the oe es Of nae pode following (dc [eight hundred and eiztt (0%), ax the same is of moon at 8 o'clock, and were attended by| Churches? I trust a The pay of a min. Svernment to their policy, as it gave a TCLIFFE, DARK > Avetionsers. | aay be seen and further p. mia. and designated | I< — agg aes mg 1 eG . ae <t many relatives and friends of dezzased. | ister is no fa a he ‘ definite issue on which to meet U hit Pee ae eS = ane a oiflee of Day & eo Geecford’s eub- main, in k is, page 106, together with the ister Is not money alone, but the love of his 2, Bos he re . si ” ” t improvements thereon. Rev. Edward Wall, rector of the cnurch, Som. 3 Rowe yim WA hace ail Coat | See, POTEET, Be Seetees, cures te de) SESE S, WRAAIES & Od, Reetionoee, AND gute Ne ‘Terms of sale; One-half of to be paid in carh, apd the t © to be paid in two equal installments, respec in one and officiated. The pallbearers were Messrs. | belongs to and may God bless yoi satisfied except, perhaps, Mr. Labouchera, | y " 7 sis | PLANTS AT AUCTION. P.M. Leakin, Rex M. Smith, Harry Birge,! Rev. G. B. Patch. D. D.. was to have | Who was woing about Itke Diogenes with Lis | | 2 40, of } made a charge io the peonle, but was un- | lantern looking for an honest iriend. = lat roosssting Ser eaine Acslasa te =| District provements, | v % +| John Saul, consisting of Palms, Azaleas, Boxes, two years, secured by hat = A Fuller, Prank Carr and Dr. A. H.| obie to appear, Dr. Chas. French acting in | Labouchere’s Amendment Cincrarin and oiher beutiful follages. sunt tower. ty will be sald sutiect, however, to two | PROCES sold. with incerest Wells. Interment was made at Oak Hill his place. The latter gave a lengthy talk. | Mr. Labouchere said that he was one of | 8 Plants, at our sales rooms, cormer lth and Pa. trus| <= $2,200, which can - cemetery, above Georgetown, Dr. Addison of | in which he pointe! out the duty of each | nave CG eee 1CK DELANG te su rehaser. | paid. or all cash, at ths x ELEVEN O'CLOCK A) M. dol AST. ‘1 o Mash (over neve the y, | A deposit of S100 w ‘Trinity Church, Washington, D. C., assist-|member of the congregation toward the | ‘Re apm Lele pico oy ancien Sale WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ag gE ok. Seed uipms Gremio Chak | ae mae te Be ing Rev. Edward Wall at the service held | pastor. | pampeal orden bee Sete Oe NOP: | antes @ ip Liber 1627, foo tt tie terms of c=aplled with in ff. | “tle. otherwise the : at the grave. Deseased was twenty-three | Rev. Scott F. Hershey, D. D., said a sol- | transferred to its new lealer. What, he | — garcLirrE, DARR & 00.) AUCTIONEERS. ~ he land records of the District teen days from the day of sale the trasters re- | HSK and cost of defaulting purctuser, after tive years of age, and was a general favorite.|emn prayer of installation, the doxology | asked, had they been engaged in through- ieasieelae \ end ae be DAF we richt to resell the property at the rink | G26 advefticcrment in soue newspaper published Owing to his remarkable energy, an elec:ric | was sung. and Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke out the evening, except. discussing. the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRoveD Sill eit at paotte “auctou, “in in the city of M . Ds ng as lighting plant was on a fair road to being pronounced his first benediction as pastor | REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. $20, ISTH - ' ° mane {HALE-PAst POUR O'CLOCK established at this place, and many other | of Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church. | WoTdS used by Lord Rosebery in the Louse STREET NORTHWEST. schemes for the improvement and welfare Then the members of the congregation ad- | of lords? Personally, as a supremely sim- Peas Vin Seed => a feeds of {rut te we, $5 Hyattsville were uppermost in his mind. |vanced to the front of the church and | ple person, he gave those words their plain | Pro"iag date respec aut suerte “jospectioaiy ss ‘The community has lost a Citizen whose ac-| grasped the hand of their pastor, and for | meaning. Therefore, he concurred with Mr. 2 5, e "t ARNER B. KELLY, Trustee. | mbi0-d&as JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Trastee. Cc. G. SLOAN & Ca, - 4 | July 15, 1885, im Liber 1129, ar folio 476 et ee opr interest in the piace will be hard eon or more a sociable time was en-/ p.amond in saying that the vosition of aud on Jamuaiy @, 1885, in Lit 1201, at folto The Hyattsville Building Association held | oe home rule had been entirely chaaged by the | Corumbiay and at the written Temes! of che pari tolls {ts annual meeting in Mechanics’ Hall last | Against the Hand Org: SET te Gekay oeent Didi ne'| sot ak punlle Caton tu pent athe premiees ct a io t I rtant Go < evening, with Mr. C. W. Leannarda in the ; Saget aot cogreting What, he asked, were the facts? je | Sell. at public auction, ty fount of ‘he premises, ca > tan chair and Mr. BE. N. secretary, | 7,the Editor of The Evening Star: | understand that home rule depended upon | WEDNESDAY, THE) FOURTEENTH | Diy "oF mporant Uovern ment About ity stockholders were preseat. A| AS You are always ready to look at both | ga English majority In ils favor? if that | MARCH. qed, ae AL T FOr weLock. semi-annual dividend of 41-2 per cent was les of a question, I wouid like, through | were the fact why had the time of the la com H pa 7 t | premises situated in the city of Wash geciared, and the affairs of the association | your columns, to say a few words in regard | session been wasted over a Dill at did net | trict of Columbia, and know’ found to bein excellent condition. Messrs. /to the hand organ topic, which to sober | Yet have a British majority? Why, he in-|and being the south H. O. Emmons, W. W. Van Loan and J. B. ing citizens is becom- quired, should the house of sords be con- | original lot twenty an square one hun- Burnside, auditing committee, reported the |" | sulted’ on the question of nome rule? Mr, | dred and six (106), as the same tow designated and books of the secretary and treasurer cor-| 1M & matter of interest. Gladstone had declared that home rule was | la/d down on the plats and pian of saul city. \ Tee he following officers and direccors; In @ recent article in your paper, signed| the absolute right of Ireland without any | ,,Terms of sale; One-third of the pucchass money Were then elected by the stockholders for|“A Resident,” the writer says: “In my | reference to a majority of the United King- | £2,2¢, Pa! | sigan i, ISVs, pruary. 20 26, td, 1 il ‘, MARCH SIN? Sale of Steam Engines, &c., at the Pension Office Buil wach, payable date of minded and quict- ‘Chaiatschlain. vite WxI5 Universal x } | MARCH aa r O'CLOCK, at | nm office, We shall ‘sll the following a in frout of the pren uciag, recor’ : i = “; installments, payable in one and two rs, with fe ON! Ww rt LANG s. | ses, . Baggy, Buckboard, three the ensuing year: C. W. Leannarda. prest-| neighborhood some one has been successful | dom. For Lord Rosebery to say that Lome | interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable semat-an , S82)° 2 ad O ay on ri sci oe &) = ™, ce. dent; R. E. White, treasurer; B. N. Waters, | (4) § iy | Tule could not be granted until i: had an /nually, from day of sale, the deferred payments | (Os! ff itt! Bigs spin ts CYLEXDER, secretary; Geo. Mish Smith, vice president, 'D UTIVINS aWay every one of the organ | bi stish majority was a distinct retrogres- | to be represented by the notes of the purchaser and | Ceuplted wit PATENTED IN 1881, PVR Yuinimess t ve offered as a whole directors, Chas. H. Welsh, C. A. Wells, L. | 8tinders.” sion of party policy. Secured by first deed of trust upda he property | fud recording at purchaser's cost » IN ISS AT A COST OF $200; IS W | and if uot sold wil! tell D. Wine, W. A. Bartette, Chas. Beach ard| Let us at once be told where this favored|” His constituents had given him a positive | eaie ceigann Wil te eased oe ee omnes or oun HINE, 2 « wil p Francis Gasch. Mr. R. Ford Combs was | and much desired spot is to be found, that | mandate that if there was no declaration | Pe" tme of sale. All conve 3 NE, 2H. P, PUR. re-elected attorney for the association. > acral mh2.5,7,9,40,12,14,15-8t 1885 AT 2 COST OF g6h0; IS IN | : 3 rf long-suffering souls may have a chane in the queen’s speech in favor of home rule | notarial fecs at cost of purchases” Terius of sale 6 8 aE 14 : Air. Frank Gasch of Bladensburg, while | 01S siren Cle tate ee chance to cr fo distiict announcement that the cable | t'te complied with within to dare fon tay at wane tae GOOD CONDITION. | mbtz-at manipulating a steam circular saw, had his | "ter into such a haven of rest! net meant to fight against the house cf | sale, otherwise the trustees resecys the rizkt to | _____] ONE a) DAVY SAFETY ENGINE, No. 2038, | BRT Si hand badly lacerated. The organ grinc seems ubiquitous in | e ve an ame! a resell the property at tue risk and cost of default- THOMAS DOWLING & Cv., Auctioneers, PURCHASED SSS AT A COST OF 4 iF HE - ia ie oe 2 : i lords, he must move an ameéniment to the ie pee b Sean. ayes iE T $400; 15 OF THE 2 f of Emanuel M. E. Church) Washington. Morning, noon and nig! aattoun re ad why ski er. a : LW 2 f CONDITION. . ON & AN AVENG Ly South, Beltsvitia, will give a Martha Wash- air vibraten with the nerve pierce, beac, Mere ae ee SS ee ee property ox | TWO @) ENGINES, MANUFACTURED BY wat eS ington ten party in Grange Hall. Beiteville, jeurdling notes of the barrel revolver; and| "There could not possibly be a warse body age Gre oa he ALUABLE EOP EREY p05 | DEFRICK. AND HARVEY. MACHINE, GoM} pOUSEIA EAILWAB ae pha or the benefit of that) one opens “eter peared hepa rk | oe men ee a wee che suppaee mh7-d&ds O41 F st. ow. SARGEIS, GEORGETOWS, D.C, AT ATC ere te ears MARYLAND. USED she, District cof Colin tm ease "No. 1827E. 4 OES o: ¥ een-Da } duties ni mi he pres- marae NING Vi TING Pan PUR- Doc é, Simpson vs. Chew, the unde AMfiss Julia Kinsolving, who has been vis-|eovered instrum torture, with tis | ent lords. He, for ‘one, was tired of pouring |THE AROVE SALE Is PosTPONED TION. FAXS, PUR et 36, Simpson vs. Tit, a , : INTEEN Sp | Os Tae nding out of its|scund radical liquor into a yat, with a| SATURDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY CF Me, Norma,” or | bung like Lord Salisbury, ready to let {t all | MARCH, 1694 at the, same how . E. EDMONSTO: mbi4-d&ds ROBERT 0. HOLTZ) SDAY, MARCH 'TWENTY-SECOND, iN iting Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Humes at Belts-| brawn: Py bas returned to her home in Alexan- | discorda el eu F some if concatenation of metallic | out. It was said that object lessons like the | Menetat Chae at Bog Mtge : | lords were required by the country. tomorrow evening aftér service for the one radicals had had enough of these object h pean 9 cel sons and were now ready t o in and fight . . q a 7 = . y » offer for sale at public auction, Ie BARS Co KE OTAL OUST OF | SXmniacs, on PRIBAY, MANCH ‘TWENTS.1 m Is, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. S. WITH WROUGHT | tion ‘No. 7, of the “Barry Fs | CEUKED IN 18s, 28 per plat in book Levy ¢ . | frame store and dwelling, AT A TUTAL COST OF $1,000; *8TVeyar's oilice record, contuluing an gery (southwest commer of 32d and Q). ] ARE IN FAIR CONDITION, lard ome i a at as iieme ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in gue and ALSO ge meg he = two years, with notes, bearing interest antl se- age Fo Page oy | 1s, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., tn front the | | preulises, we shall sell part of lats 202 and 208, in | Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, | 26 feet by a depth of about 98 fect, Luproved by a) 1634 32d street, organ grin All tamer, de the funeral of a lion $150 mast fy 7 roaring of his bereft animals put—the mu-{| ‘The existing state of things was intol- STREET EXTENDED, y ‘cured by u deed of trust. Ali conveyancing and ONE (1) GRAY MARE, AnOUT TWELVE YEARS | of sy) The beautiful spring-tike eather of the sic of the band. lecahin. ble Beveses ihe guecisar aiencun HUNDRED FEET AmTH OF GRANT AVE: feccrding at. purchaser's cost; $100 deposit wil, OLD, SOUND AND IN GOuD CONDITION, : ene ad two | Seeetast ts Neel tet nnd ens Cotaiderable| "ie st were such musio as our Marine Band | of the house of lorda, pur eee cite £, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, be required at the thwe of sale. WEIGHS ABOUT 1,300. of sale, with tuterest at 6 per ce interest in base ball and tennis in this place, | gives » t less than such an apprecia- | 2 ar vats Y | Under “and by virtue of w ceriain deed of trust THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auetioneers. | TERMS OF SALE CASH. cured on the properts. df t and it is thought that the coming summe will witness many interesting games in beth sports. The available material for an excellent base ball plentiful, a to accept a paralysis of their veto power. | jersigued. trustees. bearing date Jan- He could not for a moment suppose that | try Sun igus and Fecorded In Liber ‘No. 1705, | _™Asd-dts ee the lords themselves would prefer abolition | follo 409, et sey. of the lund records fu and for | — THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERS, | gpected ne peler to sale at er on five days’ public notice. Conv | to being Kept like rooks in a rookery simply | the District of Columbla, “and at the request, of 812 EB st. aw by porchaers mast Take at parchaver’s cot ee a ae | te, APY sec DAL the, “TWENTETHIRD | VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE expetse. The pirchaser will be held respansible ye tb tion could have been expected from the right to resell at and cont of des royal creatures! But it is a serious ques- tion in my mind whether the grinding of ai organ, with its “John Get Your Gu N. B.—The above-mentioned material can be in- time prior to sale at the pension office ear’s team will be c WOODBURY WHEELER, vould ave had so quieting an effect on] “ste i 2 ; | TWENTY. fe SBE HikD for any damage to the buildi { Posed of Messrs. P. M. Leakin, C. M Petes abt Mr. Labouchere then moved an amend- | . "A.D. i894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK | WEST SIDE OF MARKED GR THIRTY-THIRD yaa ing attending “the re. <Sisake, 2. Peet Combe, tae Ven ‘Sounine. j bar eae ae sympathetic correspondent | Met to, the address that the power new Daa ot einer tas. grains: ; tee Tulueing SIREET, WEST WASHINGTON, AT AUC-| moval thereof.) Tea coe Hiete min Snyder, J. G.! specks pathetically of “the post man aid | s0ved bY persons who were not elected to deacrived real estate, situate, ying and being | 1103 NTEENTH, 1894, THOMAS sw ot 3 Sow! e parliament by the usual process of = in the county of Washington, in the District of On SATURDAY, MARCH s ee cs rows. It fe expestai | Woman who enjoy the hand organ, and can- | Chise, yet who are able to teenens tae pars. | Columbia, and known and Gisfioguahed on plat of at HALF-PASD FOUL 0% ee iat pected not afford to a doilag for fine music.” | oge of bills, shall cease. ‘said county a8 all of lots numbered one houdred | premises, we = © are these lovers of the grinder’s and twenty-seven (127), one hundred and twenty- tu front ‘of the | _mbodts in’ square 75, THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctionsers, WELL-ESTANLISEL > ,. = ve 2E AS THE AL ural eee ane In the numberless instances. in, What Wil the Government Dot frac gant ecbtivisnia ‘of nart of | Wentecten). dais property. is on owe of tee wisest | ear ieee on Sto my rambles I have encountered | Sir Willlam Harcourt, chaacellor of the | the tiect” of land known as Mount, Pleasant streets aud best lovat lous tw Georgetown. s HANDSOME WESIDENCE | meet. these machines I have never seen an en-| uer, opposed thi on as per plat recorded in Liber District No. 1, ‘Terms: Sold subject to a trust of $1,200, bal-} " i THE THE tY AND oa ani rh a at @ "iect-| eestic and admiring throng of the| Co One je Sihentment in: Am 1 oe Pee eT Tae Seeats ot tie olen (et ths gotta ‘casi All conveyeneaag Gan caameeiad a RICK DWELLING "SO. MAPLE ~ a omenen yp: a few = = “many poor men and women who enjoy it.” | !MPressive speech, taking the ground that gurveyor’ of the District of Columbia, — Sald purchuser's, cost. $100 deposit required at the ROIT PARK, AT PUBLIC the s gettin @ grounds, &c 9 - h decasionally a child prances about to the|@ Measure of such grave character ought | three lots containing uearly one acre of land and time of sale. Terms to be complied with ib ica decd of tru ve hi ys iy of sale. | = ‘-— = i 1s of any | to Be taken only after the most serious de-| fe lated near the northern boundary of the | days from day of male Vic @ 00. ancts. | a Srout. Th TAKOMA PARK city. «ght ARORA Wane. Mberation. ‘Terms of sale: AM over and above first trust | GG sroAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 @ 5 ke Ml sell —— cline of the Skkona Wel-| soit cag |, When the division was taken 147 mem- | of {2.200 ae eee — ee | (Successors to Latiwer & Sloan.) isoi, AT HALF is a + a a eos Nl ght them, and’ let | bets voted in favor of Mr. Labouchere’s | 4¢ “siie'' Alt “ssnvesanclug at cost of ‘purchaser, | TRUSTE | i te Im the wines, Seecribed | Sua’ ofers an sp ae (esnene ¢ se who lov a ent 5 nS ey RO 82 If the terms o: le are! wart SO. 336 ate he city of Washing- Niisbed business. ihete i f those wh» love musie and can | amendment and 145 against. Title good oF . | VALUABLE IM TY, NO. 336/ ton, rice of dane n estal lish yar many matters of so - Kc! LS uplied with within thir days after + . 4 4 4 mbia, and desi, dh Noes 1 from this constantly in-| There was much excitement in the lobbies | Bot fully, coupled with within thirty dass after | WHSUS STREED NonrH . AT PUBLic| ‘ 4 Sep ees ‘Terms at sale. sieinniiedk salons se lou after the announcement of the vote. The gefl ‘sald prop: or any. part thereof, at the| AUOGHON.. oc Ased f trait, @atel oe Block om: rej | _munIS-dkdbs = : correspondent states | division was moved purnoscly during the | risk and cost of defaulting purchaser by giring five | oogay'of Soprember, AD: 1905, aml Galy recorded Xe, © follo 12%, ‘of the vereres oy | | PHOMAS BOWE suis us are seriously | dinner hour, when one-half of the members | Se ing | lm Liber No. 1815 at filo 308 et se. ome of, the the odie of the surverer of tee ict of Colum. | in th os Sie | Rewspaper C\LBERT BF. FOX, ‘Trustee, a 3 aod at dia, situate in the coumy of Washington te chm But, Mr. Labouchere was congratulated on his | LOUIS PB. SHOEMAKER. Trnstee, | the request of the, a nea on | District j t mean | victory, and was chatingly asked when he| mpis-a&ds ‘o. 920 F st. n.w. oe a ee ee ~ ~ se AT FIVE. Tertas of sai One-third of the purchase money | NA Id they would undertake the formation of a minis- | 5~G-g oan -& CO, AUCTIONEERS, 1007 G BE CE ti ihed land and ii nd at 6] 5 gan and try. ‘The majority of the mintstzrtalists do | (iircemos to Tatiana & Sees, | preniisess eg Hy the count the room| not disapprove Mr. Laboucheres victory, | — ington, oresaid, and known NEST. ott ee es b of tunes? | but they are perplexed over the govern-! Ry virtue of a deed of tout, dated the 10th di ulshed us ad belng the we eet ae ae 1 at ace ei oat = rrespon en's eat. In looking up precedents it | of Februarr, A.D. 1892. anG duty recorded tn Liber vn Reames ee Ce tee eekerae at the cost of the gar |neg, of the Mand t ur 5 read as been found that the only way of get- No. 1663, tol one of the land records | i onty-one (21) ef the Howard University subdi- complied with in ten iumibia, end wt the % ats s r 1 of an amendment 1ik? Mr. Labou- of the District ag Sry St ee Of | vision of the farm of Jobu eh, commonly the trastees | we wii ofr 4 ats z vin: se vote tl a Og: we Et Ball, pablic | own as im place, ther with the im- operty at of the premises, on 4 4 - is by having the house vote on the sont of the ‘preiniss, on MONDAY, ti Nara ee) Pg tame dwelling, keown = SS - 4 . me 8 WELFTIH DAY ARCH, A.D. 1594, at Brewemen. reel b Vas ys’ adv yews: | Saiadivissoum . 2 . All the Irish members supported Mr. La- | i ge an Bic ee Sate as No. 830 Wilson street northwest, Washington, | i= ouae mews: | eenaizinis of 5 oe = i bouchere. f of lot aul “Perms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one kK. BI the © t A. J. Balfour, conserva red ten hom: and two years, with interest (payabhe ser{-ann RO BYRD Liwis, : . Qn Sun- posed to ask the government what {ts in- and twenty (i d by & two-story | ily) ‘aud secured by a deed of trust oo the prop-| fe27-d&ds Trastees. wich $200 mi dwelling, ems tusde required when the property {s st criifich —— = Citizeaship. Gor tions were with re Labouchere Ha Pre et southeast, erty. H cash. All conveyancing and recording - ect to its defeat on | 100 See ae ee depot of $10) will be re | EF THE ABOVE SA ed at time of sale. id the terms be not) WEDNESDAY, MARCH nt : Sir William iH. BERGM COmplied with tu fifteen days the trustees reserve IUR AND PLAC vption. t een eh exe ELNEST L. | the tight to resell the property at the risk and cost TRUSTEES, days : ; der ! 2 eel New York of mbi-d&ds Trustees, | of the defaulting purchaser, after such pubile notice ing purchaser's risk and ve Guys” puulle se es to restore his | jas they may deem nece THB ABOVE Sal notice. EIS UNAVOIDARLY Pos ‘ ABOVE JAS. H. N, WARING. SATURDAY, — MARCH Couveyancing, &e., 2 vapi obneee pags el ore v8 I COMME eee EC ISDAY MARCH TWENTICCI, | Thos. BL WARRICK: same hour and piace. By orde the ; fe nce non Mr. Labouciere's amend. | 194" game hour apd ‘place. By order ot ©. G. SLOAN & CO, ‘Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING & CO, e .. s, Ohio, tor murder, is denied. | ment, says that the result is sigalficant of trustees. mul2-d&ds: ” Auctioucers. mb6-d&ds mbl4-d&ds ‘Auctioneers. mb7-d&ds