Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1895, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. SUBURBAN NEWS ANACOSTIA. There are two cases of scarlet fever in Anacostia, both children of Mr. D. J. Cole- man, who lives on Washington street, but reither is serious and no fears are felt that the disease will spread outside of the house where it now exists. Many cases of destitution among both white and colored families In Anacostia and victnity have been reported to Ser- geant Kerby, who has charge of the Ana- costia substation, during the last few days. It ts believed that there are more cases of distress in this town and neighborhoed at present than there have been so early in the winter for several years. All cases are relieved, so far as lies in the power of Sergt. Kerby, but the funds in his pos- session for the purpose are very low and more money is greatly needed. Any funds, Provisions or other articles sent to the Anacostia police station will reach those for whom they Mr. Clare! fever at his home on Pierce street. Mrs. Kat Rewland and her son Ed- re intend win were visiting relatives in Anacostia yesterday. Mrs. George H. Gray has recovered from &@ serious fliness, with which she had been Gfllicted for some time past. Mr. Frank Darling, who has been seri- t. jadies of the Aid Society of the G den Memorial Presbyterian Church wi hold a “hard times” social at the r dence of Mr. J. H. Simpson on the 18a instant. A family reunion was heid at the resi- dence of Mr. James Brooks near Congress Heights on New Year day, and many relatives from Washington, Anacostia and Prince George’s county, Md., were pres- ent. The seml-annual meeting and election of officers of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor of Garden Memortal Presbyterian Church, Anacostia, Rev. J.- B. North, pastor, took place last night. ‘The various reports presented were of the most encouragi.g character and skowed that the society was in a healthy and growing condition. The election resulted in the choice of the following, all of whom were selected by the nominating committee, of which Mr. North was chair- man: President, Mr. Carleton E. Snell; vice president, Miss Carrie H. Gelden; sec- retary, Mr. Theodore Snell; treasurer, Mr. Alexander Davidsen; chairman of lookout se, Miss Bertha Swindells; prayer committee, Mr. C. W. Robinson; social committee, Miss Theda North day school committee, Mr. Walter Tubbs; sionary and temperance committee, Mr. C. O. Bohrer; superintendent of the junior society, Miss Cora L. Snell; assistants, Miss Bertha Swindells and Mr. C. O. Bohrer. _— > YATTSVILLE. : Miss Clara Smith entertained a numbe of frierds a few nings ago at her fath- er’s residence. Games were played and dancing was indulged in. Supper was served. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Misses Bessie McKnew, Grace Fuller, Christine Owens, Mamie and Carr, Ivy and Isabel Drury and Archie and Ben. Smith, Charlie 3, Hedges Carr, John Briscoe, Willie Van Loan and Herbert Parker. Mrs, Chas, H. Welsh gave a delightful entertainment to a number of young peo- ple last Wedresday evening at her resi- dence, on Johnson avenue, in honor af her Miss Fannie Mudd of Baltimore. Games were indulged in and supper was . Those present were Misses Helen Turner, Mary Wells, Florence Carr, Juli Bulloch and Messrs. Frank and Wiil Carr, Archie Wells, Ed. Fuller, Howard Moran and Dr. Alfred H. Wells. ‘The board of county commisstoners, at a recent meeting, transacted the following : Ordered, that warrants be drawn ty treasurer to pay the follow ms house orders, dated January 1, 18 L. C. Cox, physician, hie, trustee, $14; Lamb '& Co., R. Beall, $62.50; Benjamin Suit, Irving Bowie, that the following road and bridge accounts be passed: i ardson, $27; Jas. H. Gleason, Magrud J. Kolbe, that the ac fmer for vaccinating and colored children in the fourth eighth districts, amounting to $1 passed, same to be levied in March hearing of the petition of hend and others for a public road Queen and oth- February R. H. postponed entil Ty that John M. Robe: Grimes and L. 8. Adams be appointed ex- to the neces: read to Broad er t, as petitioned b: Hatton and others se reappointed cons nd that the clerk id on or before the next that the accot justice of the peac the levy to be made in Mayo of rece called to the h of this place by the v nas been the gue: . $ for several ¢ t decided to accept the ment house on the gelt, near Marlbe + OC red, and famil New: property was a Sherman gave a taf. at he me on Monday night. Wi spent a very pleasant old year out and were present Miss r Miss Mary Loor, Miss Martha Radtke, Miss Hilde Radtke, Miss Agnes Catterton of Washington, Miss Alice Alderman, Lulu Bat 1 Messrs. Walter Sherwood, William Willis, Frank Higdon, Henry S Reid Raker, Paul Higdon of Hyattsville, and Fred Reeves of Ivy City. he Silver Star Pleasure Club of Wash- mn gave a masquerade party at the e of one of its n 3, Mr. A. E. Smoot, on Galveston st Among _ those present were the Misses Verna Wade, Julia Carr, Bertie Clark, Daisy House, Ida an, Agnes Ryan, Nettie McCaule Maud McCauley, Lulu’ Murray, and the Messrs. James Whitten, John Ryan, Clar- ence Wat . Thomas May, James O. May, all of ing hi Washington; Mrs. Henry Newal, Waverly Newal, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. May and Charles Ma and Mr L Dv. Smoot of Lang y spent the even- ing a games, which refresh were served, and as the clock was = 12 for the last time fn ‘94, they wishing each other @ happy Mr. Herbert Harvey of Maryland ts vis- iting at t home of hi in, Mr. Wil- ton Harvey, on 220 street. Master Pelham Waltcn, who has been suffering from a se lescing. ‘The hop given in honor of Mi Donaldson's birthday in 1: a ed off very pleasantly. Mr. O. T. Put- the refreshments. and coasting have been ex- he young people have spent time in that healthful amuse- ere cold, {s conva- —_—_—— BROOKLAND. Members of the medical fraternity in Brookland have received orders to tsolate cases of chicker pox which occur in their circle of practice until a complete diag- nosis Is made of the case and the danger of infagting others !s fully passed. Mrs. McDavic of Cumberland, M4., was buried in that city today, having succumb- ed to thy attac’ aralysis with which “smitten en Christmas. Mrs. Mc- David was the mother of Mrs. H. J. Pen- rod and grandmother of Mrs. G. B. John- ston of Brookland, and had reac quite an advanced age, and + v uch ¢s- teemed tn Cumberland, which had been her home for many years. Mr3. Penrod was with ner mother durirg her last illness. uel Lenoir and family are safely established in their new home in Sout Rrookland, having removed from 4th street northeas Mr. Ecward L. Greene, assistant pro- fessor of botany in the University of Call- forn.a, has been appointed professor of betany in the Caiholic University of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour B. Many have been spending the last fortnight at their former home in Mount Vernon, N. Y. Miss Mary Hetzel of New York city is the vest of Miss Alice Marean of Queen street. On Sunday morning next the superintend- ent and the officers of the Queenstown Suncay school will read their annual re- perts to the scheol and congregation of the church, and Rev. R. R. West will preach a sermon to the scholars, who will occupy the auditorium of the church. Mrs. D. W. Sage and Mrs. W. S. Daniels have been appointed delegates from the to the January J mezting of the District Union, with Mrs. c. G. Lynch and Mrs. C. M. B. Jones as alternates. pes KENSINGTON. Miss Ada Caldwell and Miss Katie Boyle of Washington are visiting Mrs. G. O. B. Mrs. A. D. Bagby of Charlton Heights was the guest of Mrs. William Morey on Miss Esther Plycr, who has been spend- ing the Christmas holidays at home, has returned to Washington. ss Laura Fairall of Gaithersburg has ing her cousin, Mrs. There was a meeting of the trustees of the Warver Memorial Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening. Mr. Frank L. Calhoun as organist was re- ceived and accepted, Hutchinson appointed in his place. A. Layman of Sligo delivered a interesting lecture at the Wheaton school house. Electricity and Its Uses,” treated in a ccmprehensive and entertain- ing raanner. Miss Clare Mannakee has returned from a visit to Miss Julia Allnutt of Dawson- ¢ Smith is ill with malarial Thompson. The resignation of William T. ly ill for several weeks, is now conva- on Monday, His subject, James T. Marshall, Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church, has adelphia, undergoing an opera- tion, which was successful, soon be among his friends again. Miss Eleanor Cate has returned from spenling the holidays in Philadelphia. Es FALLS CHURCH. pastor of the and he will At the meeting cf Falls Church Lodge, Odd Fellows, heid last night, applications for membership were receiv and two others elected to membership. The reports of the officers for the past quarier show the lodge to be in a prosper- Mr. George Stambaugh of Miffin Lodge was received as a visitor. Geo. A. Brunner, district deputy, assisted the fellowing acting officers of the Lodge, viz: M. EB. Hawxhurst, Johnson as G. secretary; J. D. Payne, a3 G. warden, installed the officers elec E. Mankin, J. H. Brunner, vice grand; Newman, eenucees ‘Nowlen, meriaien secretary arretson, chaplain; E. I. Crump, 01 Snoots, past grand; P. Hawxhurst, Church, as G. T. Sims, ‘secretary; den; G. W. Brunner, right supporter to noble grand; Ryer, left supporter to noble grand: supporter to vice right scene sup- hurch, left scene supporter. After the installation ceremonies speeches the new officers, Snoots, @. W. Sims, J. H. Brunner, C. F. Newman, M. E. Church, E. conductor; perter; ME. Mankin, C. L._C-ump and others. i Leither Lee Darnes, dau; Mr. J. R. Darnes of Dunn Loring, and Mr. James Yeates of Washington wi on Wednesday by Rev. J. T. Barbe layor J. D. Payne and Justice J. S. y were engaged all day Wednesday in trying the suit af Crossman agt. Church. i the evidence R. W. Moore rep- re married er hearing reserved their decision. resented Mr. Church and Mr. J. C. DePu- Mr, Crossman. : Miss Mary Fulton of Herndon, who has siting Miss Ida N. Ball, Baia on a a rs who has been quite sick for some ape is improving. Mayor E. L. Garrett of Herndon was in town on Thursday. J. Lewis, who recently was in town on Wed- Messrs. W. T. Sprankle, J. E. Jacobs, D. , J. A. Poole, Patterson, A. Smith and Misses Sarah Marr, Addie Spofford, Stelia Birch, isie Crossman, formed Birch, Lettie Marr, S' a sleighing party ained at supper by the Misses J. M. Crossman | sin town on ‘The C he ral Society meets tomérrow night ¢ Mount Pleasant, entertainment takes place tonight at the hall. Unique Watch Meeting. The watch meeting at the Eastern Pr Lbsttis Chursh on Monday of the va. prayers, the young people ga eral numbers, both eer and ing the time over which of merriment. night was | ard criticised both Postm: | Mr. Dove, but would not favor the re: | tion of Mr. Wei | servi | superi |g. D. Croiss night. hoor Chalmers Easton offered a short prayer. ee egeae The Gunboat Castine. ine left Castine, ; York, preparatory to The gunboat C zilian station. It was generally supposed present this vessel with a silver ‘astine that the gift was a If that is so, it is not to such frequent use as the other would have been. a or A Neve! Comp eter re ig a novel comp solicitors of the third and sev! ent districts Carolina which The fusion nominces, tually received the ma- , but owing to cler- ical errors in the returns the certificates of election were awarded to their oppo latter positively deg nard and Sewell, jority in those dis <d to accept the yhereupon Gov. Carr tence rnard and Sewell. ceive them, say y ted for four years whilo rnor’s commission runs only for Douglas and John E Bernard and s sue them to prove Their appoint- se positions. their title ment is made with this in view. The Sale of OD A decision w: 3 handed down at Boston recently by the supreme court which makes cle of olemargarine, when colored to mble pure butter, ill purchaser is aware of its real eh whether the and dancing, after | Water Piped Nearly F Water from the Bull Run river has been turned into the mains of Portland, Ore. The water is brought a distance of nearly forty miles from the Bull Run river, a mo Caseade mountains e pipe line and reser- ‘S$ have cost the city over $2, ee To Descend the © J. M. Mellon ts having boats built San Francisco, which he will take to Wyo., in April, river men will descend the Colorado river to Yuma and the Gulf. Capt. Mellon has been running stewmers on the river thirty- 1 proposes to make this trip nteen days. Powell and their 3 are the only ones who have made angerous trip through the lorado River. Green River, and assisted 3,000 miles in anton and Maj. Civilian Shot the Officer. A dvel has taken place between Col. Man- — Perez de Leon, paymaster in the Mex- and Manuel Cardenas, a wealthy Each man fired hant of Matamoras. 2 shots, and In the third round Col. De Leon was shot through the head. had been brewing between tha men for time, and the affair of honor was the Cardenas has been arrested. a ee Reeaptured One of the Fugitives. George Alexander, one of the four pris- oners who escaped from the county jail at ville Wednesday, was recaptured there early hour yesterday morning in a The other three cre MR. WELLER’S RESOLUTION East Washington Citizens Postpone Action on Mr, Dove. The Garbage Matter and a Letter on the Subject—Other Matters Con- sidered Last Night. A regular meeting of the East Washing- ton Citizens’ Association was held last night at Baum’s Hall. Tae attendance was very small by reason of a misunder- standing as to the nature of the business which was to come before the mecting. At the special meeting of the associa- tion held in December, Mr. M. I. Weller intreduced a rescluticn protesting against oval of the superintendent ef the shington branch post efice and East W: the appointment of Mr. J. Maury Dove. The resolution was the special order for last night's meeting. The secretary of the association was not present at the special meeting. at which the resolution was in- troduced, and was not apprised of it, so that the call issued for last night’s meet- ing contained nothing to indicate that the important matter of the East Washington branch post office was to come up as the special order. It was announced that this misunderstanding was responsible for the slim attendance. It was said on several sides in the ifeeting that the members had understood what the nature of the busin was to be the attendance would bave been very large. Presidert Babson, because of illness, was not able to be present, and Dr. W. A. crof- fut presided. Routine maiters were dis posed of, and the question of garbage was suggested by the presentation of the re- port of Gen. S. S. Yuder of the committee on public health. In presenting his report he stated that within the last two or three days the condition of affairs had under- gohe a considerable improvement, but still the conditions were bad enough. Garbage Letter. Gen. Yoder then read a letter reciting the status of the garbage question and the complaint of the association. This letter was addressed to Representative James R. Williams, chairman of the House subcom- mittee on appropriations, and by direction of the association was referred to that committee. The letter set forth the in- adequate and unsanitary disposal of gar bage, and the menace to health in permit- ting hundreds of tons of garbage and dead animals to le festering on the docks await- ing transportation down the river. This biockade of refuse was caused every time the river froze, and was sometimes brought about by other causes. Gen. Yoder men- tioned the fact that in February, 1 when the great freeze in the Potomac curred, garbage and animais accumulated on the wharves for weeks. ‘The same con- ion confronted the people of the District last summer, when the governors of V ginia and Maryland prohibited the dispo: tion of the cit: garbage on the shores of those states. ‘The letter coutained the fol- towing paragraph: Other Places. “The Commissioners of the District, in their estimate of appropriations, have asked for $20,000 for the disposal of the garbage and dead animals within the limits of the District. Inquiry has elicited the following information from other cities in regard to the sum paid for the destruction of gar- bage and dead animals, to wit: Milwaukee, with a population of 200,000, 000) a year for garbage disposa! population, 480,000, $57,000 a year; Buffalo, population, 200,000, $55,000 ay New Orleans, population, 250,00, $40,000 a year, et The letter asked that District garbage be disposed of on the most approved plans, as was being done in several other American cities. The Dove Resolution. Mr. A. J. Burdine of fhe Northeast Wash- ington Citizens’ Association stated that he and Mr. Frizzell, president of that associa- tien, would bring to the attention of the authorities the fact that the Baltimore and | Ohio Railroad was violating law in failing to regularly light the rear of its train The report ef tie executive committee was that it had properly and forcibly protested against the recommendation of the board of trade in the matter of the location of the contagious hospital. After the commit- tee on the reclamation ot the flats had re- ported progress, Mr. Weller called up his solution of protest against the appoint- inent of Mr. Dove. He criticised Postmas- Willett for his, failure to appoint an yashington man as superintendent of Washingion branch post oilice. d that the office be Kept open ter hour for the accommodation of i Mr. A. Girou- ster Willett and ler. He thought the civil » should be so extended as to include ntendents of branch post offices. Mr. nt objected to the resplution, because it was purely political and not a subject for the consideration of the iation. Mr. O. B. Hallam defended master Willett and urged that he had a nt to appoint whom he should choose, and that this right should not be ques the association. Mr. A. J. Burdine motion to table the resolution, but, on objection from Mir. Weller, this motion was withdrawn, and a motion’ of postpone- ment substituted and unanimously adopted. Pies aes REFORM IN NEW YORK. Report of the Chamber of Commerce Committee. At the monthly mecting of the New Yo: Chamber of Commerce yesterday the spe- cial committee appointed on December 6 to report 01 the subject of municipal reform handed in its report. Accompanying the report was a letter, in which the commit- tee said that they were convinced that there could be no complete reform unui the municipal government was lifted out of politics. The three chief recommendations made in the repert which follows are that the Lexow committee be continued with power to investigate the other departments, that the powers of a court of record be con- ferred upon it and that the cyer and ter- miner ¢ ecute public oificers guilty of corruption The Chinese Squadron. Word has reached the Navy Department that the flagship Baltimore arrived at Cheefoo Tuesday, from Taku, at the mouth of the Pei-wo river, and that the cruiser Detroit and gunboat Machias ar- rived at Port Said Monday on their way to the Chinese station. The Yorktown is at Cheefoo, and none of the other vessels on the station has changed her place. Admiral Carpenter tells of the movements of the fleet, but says nothing concerning the political situation In the orient, from which it is assumed that there has been no recent action of importance on the part of the forces of either Japan or China, ee < —— Living Pictures. From the W. C. T. U. Bulletin. Very much has bee2n said in the secular press lately of the condemnation of “liv- ing pictures’ by the W. C. T. U. The dailies of last week contained a letter of thanks from a number of girls in New York, who pose in such exhibitions, to Mrs. E. B Grannis, president of the Chris- tian League for the Promotion of Social Purity, for her defense of them and their means of support. Reference was made in this letter to the crusade of Lady Henry Somerset and others against “‘living pic- tures” as unkind and uncalled for. These statements call for an explanation. ‘The W. Cc. T. U. is not opposed to “‘living pic- tures” in toto, but only to the impure ele- ment in them. Many of them are repre- sentatives of pictures and statuary in no sense objectionable, but beautiful, pure and ennobling. and against such the W. C. T. U. has no fight. The Marriages Declared Mlegal. There is trouble in the Salvation Army over a decision of City Register Whitmore at Boston that marriages solemnized by Brigadier Brewer are illegal. Several Sal- vation Army lassies have been married by the commander of the army in that city. The last wedding was on Christmas eve, when Brigadier Brewer joined William Russell and Phoebe Rofts in the bonds of ill at large. | wedlocic, BEATEN ayy NEWSBOYS. They Entice a St. Louis Manager Into an Alicy and Pumymel Him. From the New York Sun. ST. LOUIS, January;3.+Business Manager James Norris of the Post-Dispatch was badly beaten by a crowd of newsboys to- On January 1 there was a reduction in the retail price of papers. The Pest-Dis- patch refused papers to the boys who con- tinued the nicxel rate for the three after- noon papers, and a boycott was declared against the paper. A hooting mob of boys gathered in front of the boycotted office and se: ously inter- fered with its busin out of the office when he saw a boy stealing papers from a delivery w chase, and the boy led him to an alley. There he was urrounded by a mob of who literally tere off his clothing. He was knocked down, dragged under a gon, beaten and kicked. ed in five minutes. orris was rescued by policemen and Three leaders of the ‘The stealing of the SALE OF Var ABLE REAL ESTATE TWELETH AND THIRT KNOWN AS. STREET ‘NORTHWEST. and by virtue of a certain deed of trust to bearing date April 21, GUUD NEWS! = Sufferers from neryous debility or from long- stonding and wasting diseases should lose no time in consulting Dr. It. clalist in the treatment of all disorders of the braia and nervous system, voted himself during the past twenty years to the study and treatment of disease of this character, and his remarkable success has gi ion both in Eur pee Be duly recorded in tio 190, of ‘the lend records of i trict of Columbia, and 3 aity secured therel will sell, at ae se in front of sac NINETEENTH DaY at MALF-PAST Fou! 5 or parcel of Walker has de- ished trustees, spective premises, on WED ined for him the PAY 8 JANU e and America. His treatment strikes at the very foundation of le in all cases, and the result is ably a quick and permans at 1411 Pennsylvania evenue, Hotel, where he may be con- Charges very low, highest reput Columbia, to wit: wo hundred and nii ame on the north side of E’ street sixteen (16) feet and eight (8) inches from the southeast corner of the seid lot, cight ($8) feet feet and eleven thenee north seventy ( That part of lot four (4), square beginning ‘for th Mr. Norris walk and 1810 I stree the east one-half of lot 5 improved 1 H street _n.w. and running thence north eiz!: thence east fou sulted from 10 a.m. and consultation at office cr by mail free. day and Saturday evenings, 7 to 3. See testimonials of cures {a Post, ‘Times and All interviews sacredly confidential and ed except by owner's consent. nd six 6) hui ) coca aon five an JANUARY, 1895, AT FOUR OvcLé Will sell part of lots tumbered twe twenty-six (26) and twenty-seven numbered one bundred and seven (107 two-story fra) street n.w.; being bounded 2: West corner of said lot twelve (12) feet; th south six (6) fe twenty (20) fee (9) inches, place of fi ed as follow of said lot. and thence east 61 thence west 61 feet to the place of beginn the part of sa feet ol depth t one-third 1-5) ii feet and six 6) inc fcet and ten (10) inche: ‘This all happen- taken to his hotel. id fogr (4) inch gang were arrested. papers seems to have been part of a ruse to get Mr. Norris into the alley. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, THOMAS WOE One-third of tie purchase money to be paid in oa the prop- Daniel Murphy. The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Daniel Murphy too place yesterday at m. at St. Aloysius Church, rge concourse of A solemn requiem AUCTIONEERS, old, With inte: the rate of 6 per cent Ber S$ SALB_OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, zt DWELLING, AL AT AUCTION. ed of trust, dated June 18, in Liber No, 17 nd records of the Distr and at the request of the party Hi sell, in fropt of the prem- 3, on FRIDAY, JANUARY FC POUR O'CLOCK property, Enown (19), in block number part of “You 9 o'clock a. in the presence of a } relatives and friends, high mass was celebrated, wean the LOND = ing officers of Dolan, celebrant; Rey. con, and Rev. ag : s pproverty at the risk and’ cost of “defaulting and duly. reco: 4 the south baif of numbere proved 16th the le Father Byrnes, dea- subdeacon. cured thereby, Father, oe ay, Several ef the local clergy occupied seats among whom were Rev. ent of Gon- lot number nineteen ight (S) of the subdivisi sboro’,"” ‘known as Ivy City, a division of record in the District of Columbia, in in the sanctuary, Cornelius Gillespie, S. J., presi zaga College, and Rey. Father Williams of Matthew's Church, 1 very impressive, and consisted of Schmidt's ‘this was rendered by the celute of the late J.C. Gu with le se aii the pure to be given: any portion, at the option of the posit of $100 required on sale of Book “Levy Cour Ono-thied cash, THOMAS R. KEITH, terms to be e¢ in six and twelve © cent per annum, the properts, requiem mass. — rs united Cathoi THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEEKS. Trustees’ Sale by catalogue ersonal effects of Mrs. Katharine ed of trust upo or all cash, at the deposit at time of «: cording at purchaser's co: complicd with within tea ds All conveyancing and. re- Thee." sung as a aa ea ahaa fe Mr. Terms of sale to be Rev, Father Dolan, delivered a very touching eulogy on the religious life and character of the deceased. Martin and choir. = AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURS DAYS, FUTORE DAYS. THOMAS DOWLIN} & CO., AUCTIONEERS. | THOMAS DOWLING & CO. AUCTIONEERS — 612 BE St. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUSRLE PROPERTY, THE CENTRAL Parr CF CITY, D. Cc, BEING PREM Joos TSttt SIREEE N.W., AND 113 16TH “STREET XW. By ‘virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of LOCATED: WASH the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. 15,375 (Womersley vs. Met We will sell at public auction, tn the re. SESDAY, “ViTE NINTH RY, 189, AT FOUR OCLOC lot numbered “twenty-three (23), in Square red one hundred and five (105), improved by two-story. bri gS, known as Nos. 1803 DW. And on the same dar, re numbered one hi a@ two-story Al \D ON THURSDAY, THE e house thereon, e part of said lot t follow thence west twenty (20) fect t of said lot 26 being the north twe roof. ter on the same day, ered nine (9), in square And immediately then one hundre hird ci third in two years ‘fro plied with in sale to ben at the risk and r. All conveyancing at pur- chasers cost. JOB BARNARD, Truste SS, TAYLOR, Trurtes, 500 Sth st. mw. 13 F st. nw. CAPELL WmuaMson, ‘Trastee, La. ave. At the conclusion of the church, Mr. M. W. FOMORROW , DARK & CO., AUC SHOLD FURNITU! SOLD BY PUBL Handlin, directer of St. sang very feelingly ver Bright and Fair.” Chase, embracs. CHANCED solo, “Angels E vices were conducted at the £1 Father Dolan, “Benedictus” from St. Aloysius OXF CARARA MARBLE THE LATE CRAWFORD), SS BY GREUZE, OTHER CELEBRATED OIL OF THE CLD AND RARE PUORCELALINS, the chanting of the CHIE® JUSTICE (A At our sales rooms, 920 Pennsylvani: 1805, at TEN O'CLOCK. At CIWELVE O'CLOCK M., IEF JUSTIC OELOCK P. premises in the District of Colas described as folle Sullivan, secon directed the musi - ’ in front of the sales t ul service at the church, and Professor Lawrence presided at the RCELAIN AND EXAMPLES OF SEVRES PO. RARE OLD PRODU AND CHINESE ORNAMENTS, MAR- invite general attention. ae ES Transfers of RB Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: D. Darby Thempson et ux. to Elkanah N. ers, lot 3, bl. 7, Fairview E , lot 48, sa. 8 sq. 663; $10. Edward D, Scott and Isaiah Lewis, trustees, to Wm, H. Underdue, th WITH PORTRAITS; FURMTURE; OVAL MIREOR, EMBLEMATICAL CARVINGS (COS SALH_OF Hov; ELIZABELHIAN portion or the whole of ih OHNE 810TH NOKTHWEST, WESE VO OUI AND LENNA ODD PIECES OP WELL-MADE FU u SMizons, AND FRENCH THE RICHEST $RONZE MOUNTING! LALN GARDEN SEATS AND FLOWER Lins, MOSAIO CABINET (A WONDERFUL PIECE), BRICG-A-LRAC, INLAID AND CARVED CABINETS, RBLY CARVED DOWEK CHEST (AN AN- WONDERFULLY , CARVED CHINA RB EGYPTIAN MANTEL SETS, MOLU AND ington Loan and Trust Co. to Veranus A. LE ‘TOMORT: re, lot 182 of Chapin Brown's ion of Pleasant Plains x. and Franklin T. to Louise R. Stowell, bia Heights; $10. meneing at LLny EN 0" vf $100 will be requi will be paid to date. All conveyancing cor are not complied with with is reserved to resell at the r 2 BEAUTIFULLY janner et ux. Robert I. F Willson, lots 17, 18 and 19, sq. TIQUE OF RARB CARVED ANTIQUE BUF CLOSETS AND BOOK CASES, A SUPERBLY CARVED ANTIQUE WALL CABINET (A KAKE ELEGANT TABLE DECORATIONS LN, GLASS, DINING gous, Harness, &. TER B. WILLIAMS & _CO., Aucts. Drury, all bik, one of ae and Cornelius Ec Walter, south half lot mead Manor; & 1, jr., lot 44, sq. ynolds ‘et Ux. to Emil G. TH Wiltlamson and Louis Kettler dt, trustees, to Chas, CHINA AND CHAIRS, LIBRA AND EASY CHAIRS, OAK AND ELONY BOOK MISCELLANEOt PANVBLETS (LIGKARY JUSTICE CHASE), BER FURNITURE, 1 FIECES; MATTRESSES AND BEDDING, KITCH- EN’ AND LAUNDIY KEG! By virtue of a certain decd of trust, dated the Ist day of December, 1893, und duly ‘recorded in Liber 1S$4, folio 11 ‘et seq., one of the land © ords of the District tion of the parties secured ened trustees will sell ‘ABLE AND SULA SATE OF - ae us, TOMORROW At our auction BUOKS AND OF THE LATE CHiEy “ALSO, AT TWELVE ES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HAR Horses AT PURLIO Fire Insurance Co., lot 38, AND SEPARATE ——_—_ st Point Cadets Appointed. Cadet appointments to the United States Military Academy have been lows during the past we White of Whiton, Ma.; E. jr. (alternate), of Kenned Latterner of Middletown Gordon (alternate), of Middl H. McDonald of Cynthiana, K {alternate), UISITES, &e., &e. 1800 and r District of C et seq., We Wil sell: the. prem PM. on Wi Db. is Ises, sitvate ard Iving in the District. of Columbia, to Horses RRIAGE BAZAAR, sued as fol- WASHINGTON Hons! and by direc- jon roous of G12 E street northwest, on WED- EMBER NINE 1 “AST TEN O'C hour until all Pennington, ALE OF 70 HEAD OF HORSES PEREMPTORY mencing ‘at HACK. LOCK av, and TEN O'CLOCK, load of Horses i, within the 1: removed to Me art galleries for convenience of sale. important sales” ever Cynthiana, of Edgewood, of Hamburg, Charles Amey (alternate), of Allentown, Pa. —_—__+ e+ Real Eatate one and two years, (9 be secured by prop a, and to 6 per per ann or ‘all cash, ‘at the in this city, tention of parties ticles collected frora all qatrts of 1 On exhibition two days prior to ‘sale, when de scriptive catalogues will 1 chaser. A deposit ‘of tine of sale. Immediately thereafter, will be sold, hoads of Huimmelstown, P tru i sin Lancaste and cost of the de! Edinonston, Pennsylvania F Philadelph house No, 1 E 34D st. nw. CREED M. FULTON surance Company guod, Useful stock for any N street nor od to Sa samuel Brightwood AVOIDABLY Post. C3 THE ABOVE SA Drury ail of block 3 in The price n same bour und By THOMAS DOWLING & CO. bought of Robert I. INGER, Auctioneer, 18 and 19i stock xi be a Fleming lots 1 GAIN UNAVOIDAT CS THE AROVE SAL F DAY, JANUARY 3 postponed until WE! 895, sume hour and pl By order of the tr : THOMAS DOWLING & Co. atwetreat ort “Ttenry Kraak has sold t lot 44 in squai b street southeast, rquis 1. Col- 1, house No. 826 | _ AUC CTION SALES, AND REMOVE AUCTIONEE N O'CLOCK, we w N & CO, AUCT XT LOT ON NOK’ of Groceries, to tion of the trade and private Buy- eee jUE SALE OF Fine Horses, Coach Teains, High Step Hackneys, Gentlemen’s Drivers, : Tandem Teams, &e., Central Stables, AIO 14th St., ‘At Public Auction Ponday, January 7, 1895, At mm A.M, —The stock is now nin charge will ta the horses in ha a TCLIFFE, DARR & CO. - Liquidation Sale. og specially Invited to gttend this sale, } 2 " G tion to the highest bidder. put up at request. TWO O'CLOCK P. G SALE AT HALE EVEN O'CLOCK P.M., aud continue for a few days. division of a the optien of dred to Latimer & Sloan.) ge sale of all kinds of ‘Usetal and Ornamental Household Furniture within our rooms, 1407 G St., Saturday, 5, 1895, at lo a.im., PART HANDSOME OAK, LEATH- ACK. DINING 1 S i chaser’s cost. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., . CHANCERY SALE ion, and the January By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity . 15230, wherein Bridget and Mary’ Carroll and others are’ within trust, the COMPRISING I ble lot of horses that v Anvic THER front of, teeta public anction, on MONDAY, ve D OOM SU ict of Columbia, teen (17), in square N acearding to t & Samstag, AuchGHesia. ROCKERS, DININ RUGS AND A ¢ frame dweiliug house known as No. frd of the purchase mone AT 14TH AND N. ¥. AVE. unice in two equa HARNESS, &C. fo be pald in cash and ‘the f tively Im one und two by promissory positively to be sold with SLOAN 0. BROAN & a jearing Interest from tle d deed of trast up or at his election the whole of the p reater than one-third, the re das aforesaid. be required at to the date ot recording at the Pl le are not complied with within. ten of sale the right ts ress ell at the risk and cost ut the toa Flinnel, COLLATERAL SECURITY AT AUCTION. ® WHOM IP MAY CONCERN: By virtue of collate: the holder thercof, we will sell, at publie a neern, on Sat DAY, ANC: he time of sale. notions usually within our rooms of whom it may ber and the 1894, respectively. 15399, wherein Leopold $0 dvertise and re t. BYRD LEWIS, Trustee. JOUN ALTHEUS JOH “one Of Paintin STAG, Auctioneer. PENNSYLVANIA itp AND FOUR-AND-A-MALE Uainyard See," by Witman One Gil Painting, One Ol Painting, “Welcome,” by Rothemul. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTION ene in the Adirondacks,” 612 E Oil Painting, ‘Also 300 Shares of Stock in the Lanston Type and parties interested wiil . of the land SALE OF TWO, TWO-STORY F District, together v sixued will sell chine Compzny, se take Bote: at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. Ses, all those c of” Washington, distinguished’ as all of original and the rear part of original rvatlon numbe fect 2 inches northwardly s enue and running Ia Nidth of faid lotto the puolic alley in the rea? thereof, together with the improvenients thereon, cousisting of th: known as the Globe building. to be sold contain = Oue-fhiird cash a two equal instatlme notes of the from the date of sul dated September in Biber No, Ry virtue cf 8 deed of and recorded seq., one of the of Columbia, and at the note thereby secured, will sell at public anctio: TUESDAY, THE is95, at FOUR ered severty-four (74) fi i Muyhew’s tubdivision of lots ered one hundred and_ thirty-t! plat recorded in book H. D. C records of the su RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. of Columbia, he request 0} the holders ‘of I, the surviving trustee, numbered 14 and 1 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. UNSERVICEABLE PROP- MATERIAL AT THE MAIL BAG DAY OF JANU- GOVERNMENT SA third of the p: ance In two ea) twelve month for wh tial structure in square num- ‘The entire property 11,245 square fect of land. fe valance ta NORTHWEST, WASH O'CLOCK ‘A.M, wili be sold, at pabite at the government mail shops, Nos. 479 and 481 © street northwest, a quan- r such as 60,000 Ibs. Se 000 lbs, Clean’ Canvas, Store or less; 1,000 Ibs. Waste fe Twine, more or less, other aiiscellancons ar Disbursing o yor's office of the District of improvements thereon, story frame dwellings, ‘Tertus of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal install- ments, in one and two spectively, with inter: per annuih until patd, deferred payments to’ be 1 cLaser's votes, property sold, A depoctt of $200 will be Terms of sale to be cviuplied bag” equipment mast be give property sold and b interest ent per annua until grid, or isting of two two payable semi-annually, will t, in the usual rs from day of sale, t at the rate of 6 per . in’ the stun ot at. I at the option of the purchase of sale parable out of the pu 00 will be required cae one Cnaners st ition (ime otileatce coms of! sale are not, complied, with In ten days js reserved to resell the property, * advertisement, at the tisk and cost of faulting porch the defautng'p THOMAS EB. WAG WILLIAM A, surance on the b $10,000, or all AI taxes to date I Si. 0. Department, BY DECRER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIR: undersigned are au- thorized to’ sell “the ‘Union Hotel property longing to the Tyler estate, at Fairfax House, Virginia, at auction,’ JANUARY TY-FIRST, 1895. For particulars apply to R. W. MOORE, C. W. TYLEL and J. M. LOVE, Commissioners, Fair- fax C. H., Va. Fi the t.me of sale. with within ten days from date of trustee reserves the ri the property at the ris -d&ds Surviving Trustee, 1300 P st. i.w. ght to advertise and cost of the def: t & CO, AUCTIONEERS. Bee, ROPERTY ON tke? SOUTHEAST. sre RATCLIFFE, DAi action, of the pre TH DAY" OF JANUARY, 1 that piece or’ pares! of 1 ia ks Fourteenth street 0: st corner of Jot numbered eleven UD, in sqtare mambered ten hundred and sixty-one Musi); thence south forty-two (4 east one and one (101) feet; the nce West one bund: lace of bezinning, i ‘erms of sale: One-t at the option of the ch on the day of sale and the S respectively from the da: zive his for ments, be he rate ae six per am per annum from of sale until paid, and secured by a A deposit Taxes wl re If the terms n ten days the right A cost of the de- advertisement ia ding at the cost of the parc rive days’ ulting pure: J. THOMAS Sort ‘Trustees. DUNCSNSON BRO: ALE OF BE CORNE K HOUSE ON THB TWENTY-SINTIE rHWEST; ALSO A By virtue 0 at HAL mSpa lowing 4 the bed Iand and sof Washine est tivent¥ front of or! h of seventy ed sixteen (16) sof sale: Onc tl a cash, Ail conveyancing to f sale to be comp m date of er’s cost. n fifteen dars fees reserve th CHARLES “B. BAIL a2 kas INPROVED NO. iv D ne 14, of trust, dated Ji SALUARLE Inpng) Orch nd and prem and the Di Las an nd seventeen (117) lots numbered nd_ nin ed two paper published in W: ee JOHN hington, D. C. d19-d&as NE AROVE SALE < JANUARY PIFTE! JOHN RB. LARS 1 ERIN DEWITE, | Trostecs, VALUARLE Iurroy ORTHEAST, Sof two decrees of the § t of Columbi inants and Ge jsor’s subdivision in s nd Sifty-four (754), 8 per y 18, pa the records of » of the surveyor of said th certain rights re Qin the south cud t 65, and a y over lots 62. €2 and Gf of the r fall width, in said: squ 4. said lot 4 three-story four feet March 1, 1897, 6 et seq., of the ls money in al installmes pm the day of fi tion. All conv the prop efaulting purchase after five days’ previous advertisement of such resale im some newspaper published in the District of Co lumbia. SAM'L MADDOX, Traste 3i0 Ind. a SIMON LYON, ‘Trust: TH6 F st. nw.