Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1897, Page 11

« SOO9000S00008C000000 BOQOOQOOOS9 " ESSSHSSS SSSEOS OOHSOSOSOS OOOSSSCSCCE Race Meet om Decoration Day. ; : $ ; ; * + trumps, the letter ‘mot even ‘paying atten- tion to unguarding an honor or an ace. Your partner_wants to know. what THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1897—24 PAGES. ‘4 11 AUCTION SALES. pTURE DAYs. 4 a te - ¢ the most in. 2 Columbia— ¢ When —_ ieepetnng? seats as trumps, discard Dy Vite at tee ee yay : % trom uu |, the strongest, power coutaloed in a mortgage ">see ae a 2 eg i omega a ae ‘ en ec! . “ton, the world: you. Four of a suit to a-nine or ten has ae Be SECOND-HAND BICYCLES. E have a miscellaneous fot of shop-worn and-second- hand bicycles at extremely low prices—cheap for cash or on easy payments. These wheels must be sold quick—even at a large’ sacri- fice—every one is a bargain. Good second-hand Columbias -are better than most other new bicycles. Now is your chance—a good bicycle for a little money. Take advantage of this opportunity—it won't last long —the time of sale is limited. = Pope Manufacturing Co., @G6809800000800600080 03000 Nisa yy. LESSEE GEEE AL Lr Ged SEES = ee for any man 2 Ley] PRODUCE a better suit of clothes today for a given sum than we could four years ago; then we started New Era Tailoring in this city we showed about twenty styles of suitings at then the lowest price then was $15--what do you find now? At$15wemakea suit good enough -for $10 we produce a suit as good as we then did for $15. What a change! Just now we’re having one of those SPECIALS EERE PRK LORY Ge often blocked a long suit of an adversary. There are many diegas, those of Drayson, Pettes, Cavendish, le, Uncle Rufus Allen and Tormey..of who first gave the rotary discard taken from the Mexican game, which is mpch in vogue by the Wal- brook and several other strong clubs. The key is very simple.- Take the maxim, HU pest office, in Pringe Furey Sant Marvland, cn THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH, L807, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., a tract of land,” containing 64 acres, more or less. This property ‘is between four and five niles from: Washingia, and directly upon an exccilomt road, is improved by a comfortable dwelling, & large orchard of choice froit, and all buildings Becesenry for a truck farm, ‘Terms of sale: One-third eash. and residue in two equal installments, in one and two years trom “s" ies “Hvenry “Clay “D": & day of wale; the deferred payments to be secured to Spane ¢ discard your ‘Suit is Aes pn ey RY undersigned. A deposit of heart discard miegtis your suit Is clubs, @ Teenie AE tee OS ONED WILSON, club discard meags'ydur suit is diamonds. eof mortgage, As you cannot discard a trump, leave the trump suit out. For jnstance, if clubs are trumps and you di: ac a heart, the next sult following 1s 4 diamond, which must be your strong suit: Mitchell, in his new work, gives a concise order of play: “‘While the main object of the scientific whist player is to establish and bring in a long suit, it must be admit- ted that in a large number of hands this object cannot dé attained, and the best whist players are those who are quickest at perceiving when, it; is incumbent on them to abandon the idea of making a great hand out of any particular holding, and to reach out for all the stray tricks in sight. When you cannot bring in your tong suit you must bend: your energies in the direc- tion of preventing your adversaries from bringing in theirs, and your trumps are the best weapons to employ. The smallest trump is good for the largest plain suit card, and when it béeomes evident that you and your partner tannot make the most tricks by getting trumps out, and making your long suits, it should be your endeavor to sepsrate your trumps as far as possible, trump the second and third round of your suit, before you eStablish it. There are many ways in whtch ruffing may be used to advantage.” One of the soundest plays in which {s to keep the fead from the hand that has an established suit. The trumps have been drawn for the beriéfit of that hand by bis partner, and often the partner will have to resort to the Deschapelle’s coup, t.e., lead- ing out a king, ‘hoping the adversary will take, enabling his partner's queen of the suit to get the lea#i. Good players hold off the ace, preferring to lose a trick rather. than three, if the hand gets irr the lead’ that has the winning cards. This: hand of ‘Gporge LaVie's (of the Brooklyn club) begutifully illustrates, +his tricks and give a beginner a deeper insight into the game. a ook “ taVIB. 2 w. 106 4D 4Dx AD 2D TH 8H TH gs 2 is 10ODx iS 1 2. 3 4 6. i 8. 2. i r 12.2.6 13... CHESS. Mr. J. W. Hapgis,.of Alexandria, Va, looks like a sure wipingr of first prize in the spring tourney ati#the Washington Chess Club. ° He has but thfée games to play, and his lead’ can scarcef¥ be cvercomée. Cap- tain O'Farrell hgg,;stepped inta second piace. Tuesday evening he defeated Mr. i bbpoeeue bien 8 “ i BEReARSIeCES Hy SuRBoressegys a ee S598" ple blo SRE lS RUSS ORY Ache 2 SERUM OR ce dlc D lad sR hich lhe Sadat hal Maka Kaiki lk aR RID hess hE Ee * Hi of black and tan leather and’ of white elastic. webbing (anew thing), and sold only at the 28 Emerson stores in Twenty-Two Principal Cities: Boston (3), New York (3), Beooktyn (2), Chicago (2), Philadeiphia, Cincinnati, Indianapotts, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, &, Louisville, Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Tray, Beidge- In orderin; mail address the R. B. GROVER & WASHINGTON STORE: 907 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. LPO Upper Marlboro, Md., ‘or myIS-11t* B38 Ind. ave. n.w., Washington, D.C. TUOMAS J. OWEN, AUCTIONEER. MORTGAGER'S SALE OF A Va‘ IN PRINCE “GRORGE'S COUNTY THREE MILES FROM WASH By virtue of the power coutained in a mortgage from Henry G. McKim and wife, undersigned Will offer, at pablic sale, in front of the post at Silver Hi TWE: FARM ABOUT ultier in said county. on SATULDAY, Ma or y owned Brooks wed Clem Brooks. Improvements are goxd, A rare opportunity is offersd for a one eviring to Se ® small farm, suitable for market sandent For further particulars apply to PHIL. H. TUCK, 207 N. Calvert st. my 15, 18,20,22 24,386,268 Tattimore, Ma. TUOMAS J. OWEN, AUCTIONEDR. MORTGAGRE’S SALE OF A DELIGHTFUL KESI- Ce RO TAKOMA, MONTGOMERY By virtue of the power contain-d in a mortgage from Ea iibert and wife, the undersigned lic sale, on t remines, ts wy 3. HART BRITTAIN, COLUMBIA, BICYCLE ACADEMY, etther in sults you Rave started yourselves, PURDAY,’ May WWEaTy NINTH. ronan ‘fret space, or on suits start yy the adversaries. = “« -M., the property, com ‘Sega te the Gat ite 228 and P sts. ten it Is necessary to have your partner taining 24,802 square feet, aitiated ere of Buffalo and Allany av No. 4, in Wock «Monn 74, on the plat of North Takoma, UTTON & CO. AUCTIONES (Successors to Rateliffe, Darr & Coy MAY FIPTRENTH, Will sell, withia the ; . Sutton & Cn., 120 Pa. ave. one Upright Piano and lot Houschold Effects, i tore im name of M.A. ahem. part jerested will take notice. ; please WASHINGTON SAVE DEPOSIT CO. strong play. Notice ‘the deep finesse at By SAML CROSS, Secretary. my5-d trick six and nine ‘by south, keeping east "1 Is I 1 out of the galte.-? TMi "hand cannot be | from laces coming untied is due to the Pratt Fasteners, | , S27HE,ADove Sue Us rostroxen ust, studied too closely, as it will_save many same beur and place. Dia xi WASHINGTON. KARE-DEPOSIT CO. By SAME CROSS, Secretary. myh-4 © G. SIMAN & AUCTIONBERS, 1607 G ST. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABIB REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON ONTARIO AVENUE RETWEEN BRIE AND SUPERIOR STREBES, MERIDIAN By virtue of a certain deed of trust dat {th day of September, 1504. an duly” reco Laber No. 1949, folio 200 ef wey. of th records for -the- Distrlet- of Columbia, and at t request of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public auction in frout of the ines, am MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1807, AT P-M., the following deserthed ‘land pe $20--then we showed only three styles at $15-= [roteeak SOLE, OF meme, com Port, Conny Providence, Lynn, and Portland, Mew and by Catalogue. Se subdiv ison s of Washington, in said District, and known ax Mount Pleasant, and now called Meridian Hill, ns reco inthe office of the sur- Seyor in sald district. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one, two and three years, with interest at the rate of © per cent per annum, payable sepiennually, and eccured by deed of trust on the property sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposi $100 required at ‘timé of Bale. AN conveyancing property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after such public notice as they may deem necessary. aS r;|\Tibbetts in fine style,!announcing ‘mate in 9 ABRAM. P. FARDOS, “2 which have helped to make this six moves. Mr. #mthony was.defeated by Ne WV as an eS eel LUTHER FULLER, Rad 1 | mr. Thomas, whoris.showing mora.strength RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIOS % BE ‘ 2: | than in the previous stourney... Mr. Tucker ° ° : ee eae by [ | also added anothen. victory. te, bis iscore. TRUSTEES SALB OF A TY RICH ye A B SY Yy The following. isthe -present standing of At Big Red uction. wast sitervese cee ger v2 sya |- 3 aisoit z : ¥ | By virtue of a d he Court of the cad ES) the players atoll : pita a & 2 decree of e ert im s . the undersigned trustee jer for sale, ye I Al I ORI NG ba iF We shall do what, perhaps, has mever been $| ty- pile seri in front of" the" premio: i ea : ye done before. We shall offer New Gas Ranges at $| 0-iwr hv HAlevisr Fouw Oaack PAL * - fe im the--mateh for. the c of Wasbii District of Columbia, to wit: “e “ ies oman = ROf*? te: Dimct:»twtwoom an enermots reduction on regular prices. These 3 rar Se 3a maaan 60, together with git the - Z s 4 Teo ist EM present champion; ramges are concededly the best. They have all «$j "proves 70% oy suyect to a deed af ¥ We refer to that bi hase of Scotch Suitings, real $2 Values which we are making for Mer p cain wenceene He four ienianes the features which make gas ranges best. ¥) ite tums ae cies y r i Mr. irnet ishts? : erma: , one-half cash, the bala ye Chee Pe EC SE Bs, 5 " S ES a4 kame,-hich ts'nauamty dull, imo an'inter-|$ ‘They bake, broil and cook perfectly, yet consume $| ws" Feary ait cba ae te option’ te ee esting: ontest;: and: won “in 24th, his: oppo- ag chaser. eposlt of required al me _ $ -50 *Y | Neat overlockizit thevtoree of the nena |¢ but the minimun of gas. They are easily mam= $ | Sie retan Zo’ be totaptied etek an geteon Bue Rs 2Y | Gist moves. Mr. Walker was hard presto d di id of all d g | Coereraacng, Tren a SONATON, Heeebee, x z A RS for’time from:the .3th to the 20th moves. aged an evoid of a fi anger. fe . my13-cod -" ; al? ‘oth "st, now, ‘ ‘. 2 e : e*present standing is: Wright, 2) Walker, ese prices ; ran 3 3 occa _ ey RS About one week more of selling will close this deal. Every man who buys one will becomte a per- ye Tighe score of.the-second game is as fol- Th i pri di are a comp! od ar with | CHANCERY Sata yi oe CTION, OF EIGHT TWO- se manent patron of our house. We'll gain future patronage—that’s what we're after. oe Opening—Four Knights’ Game: one DiS LE ee nestar able values. : eee eee In Se oy bee " Black. ac ‘ ; DWELLINGS, NGS. 312; 314; 316-AND 318 “C” Mertz d Mertz ee Weigt, Fn Waltgr.(p Sr Weigue: Fon Welter 4 burner ranges—16-inch ovens—cut to $14. $) STREET sovriWest. e an € 9 1 Pk PKs * |13 Quek Tees 4 burner ranges—18-inch ovens—cut to $15. X | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ye 2 Kt-KBs Kt—gps | 14 ¥. PxP 5 K | District of Columbia, pansed in the cause of Ké- New Era Tailors. Sh we Fa Kur Kt(Kt5)-Kt 4 burner ranges—14-inch ovens—better grade—now $16. : rds et al. ve.~ ap Ee ye: 4 9 Me] regs bigs’ 49 BBs 4 burner ranges—16-inch ovens—same grade—now $17.50. : , "on SATURDAY, “MAY ye 006 F Street Ne) Tog PRS. QR TB ono 4 burner ranges—18-inch ovens—same grade—now $18.75. : is ‘bases ‘aoganbn bom or paveate oF ye < S| Sree: Be |p ESR Kracts)-Ke 4 burner ranges—2o-inch ovens—same grade—now $20.00. 8 gee A Pe aoe ry an apeynye 10 CastocR) Brkt, 422 KtaKte QaKP: 4 burner ranges—18-inch ovens—z broilers—now $26. & | bered two, these “aba tver, in the ayuare mu 12 PKS Rtas. neces 3 $ | orisinal plan or plat of said city, wits alf of the = = Tw. games ha s improvement 200 and the easements and ap- match between nesta Sec een in the ‘A line of water-back ranges also going at reduced prices. 6 pe rem Mr. J. W. Hurris,*in the:tle for fourth and ‘Small low gas stoves at 30c., 50c, and 60c., and up. % | Terms of sate: Gee-third of the purchase money fifth places in the, winter tournament at Gas and electric fixtures specially reducsd. te be paid in cash om the day of sule, or within ° the Washington Chess Club. Both of these R | Atteen days thereafter; the residue iu two ¢ual games were woh by Captain O'Farrell, who = : Stee Senk:danepen Riese aes seek eek Oe ° played in excellent form. The score is: Agents for “Richmond” cushion frame anll “Tacoma "bicycles.' Don't purchase sour $ | the rate of six per cent per aomum, jerable wemie Z Societe! oa, Harris, 1. ‘The match will "OT mount until you look them over. SERS annually, payments te be secured by Ve shall begin next week with some very special offerings—touching more than his Sarge’ Sey ee om the vty sold eat policies of tavarence ou the current needs at home. -Monday’s. buyers will be sure of getting wit, Will HE Lyons. of Newport, Ky., The E. F. Brooks. Co., & | tbe batidings 8 azeenin cated ot te: them. But the lots are not inexhaustible—and you run the risk of players in this country, has come to Wash- 5 15th S tire sac money for sack, piece ot land sold disappointment by delaying. But why shouldn’t you be prompt?— ington with the new senator trom the Blue |} 31 15th Street. 00 deposit on acceptance of each. bid.” All ton: HOEKE is a guarantee name—guarantees the qualities—and certifies Sssisted to'bring about. "Mr. Lyons comes | POPPE>OE>>PODEOPIODOOODO LOL ODDOOOFO EEO OOO SMas S EDWauDE Tree, to the reality of each and every reduction to the city in the iepalty sof sennotasyato)| - = css Be ee Couches, up holst -plece Divan 8: upbet- more of on the occasion Yash- | firbt women's {international chess tourna-| by the gun from which the shot was fired Cemeah Mattonsl Banks. SiGe eee 6 Pa ee W ie" eaten” Chamber ( RR int, essa Mataine very, at ington Chess Cun Ce oo EW aate ment, which will take place at the Hotel iat uinon “Genceal “SOM: cane Racw ener aa Hp A poe is fate before— = i Deeted ariert ‘ecll, London, . eas: = > — $7.50. $25.00. hey ball 9 at the samme prices— $1.50 maf phursday. ae euasos aS, on ican, Mrs. Harriet Worrell, will take parc arene a wae La —— wy For Other Auctions See Pase 23. oe == = 2 a — Schlechter, the “‘drewing-master’”’ of. Vien-| in the tournament. h strong English > . . ass —— === oo arge Swell Front Oak Side- $13.75. jotted Mustins, sash cur na, which he won in peat egies fen-| women chess players aa Lady” Thomas, ooo kil creseabian 4 walle imeenee: PROPOSALS. [L 28*_ Box Couches, upholstered ‘board—regular price, $00—Sye- eee S tatns—special Ce The Brooklyn Chéss Club has challenged | Lady Newnes and Mrs. Rhoda Bowles will | S42 side of which was another hill covered in cretoune, with pillow—at | celal price— ‘The $20 grade— Toc. yay the British Chess Club for another cable | #Js0 participate, as well as a number of | S¥e si "bile tsthing- to the semen | D: ARTMENT, OFFICE OF the very low peice of 00. "ey ‘ $16.50. aor = | match, to ‘be ‘played next“seasdn: : aS and one or two contest | 1 charge of one.of the guns, an age ths _Saperecntenl — 5. c. ia = 50. $49. . ‘or Sash Curtains we are show- Dies oats ants from ‘many. Heated propesals recetved Sesh te = = tree $25 ‘frade— tng 2 large assortment of inate- PILLSBURY COACHING THEM. Mr. Pillsbury promised the ladies of the,| Pgpsched and directed Raced pce played fap O'CLOCK EM. ON THE ciding Beds the best pattern cat te “$19.00. an aN et bw Se ea London Chess Club to raise the amount of | Confederate officers at the edge of the woods pony thee iy bee = ules a} D19.00. Sea, ‘| Members of the Congressionni Uhess| the second prize, viz., $230, and for this, the hill oppesite, and ordered bim to give at the special price of Special price— 2 ‘The Suites are made by one of [i208 want Team Busy. Practicing. - | purpose he desires to give an exhibition in:| thom a ahow’ The t sighted his 5 $1175. : eee The cable. match between’ the. British | Washington of stmultancous blindfold chess | sn fred. “Ttie result"was @ great commo- re eee $39.00. maple ratues. fac reas 1 | 4 4g uno boat and the cheapest. $ | House of commons and the American House | Pla, contesting with elght players, or with | tion ‘and scattering. Somebody had been Rte Examet Reds, beasties, [ ——_____ . A eee ee of Representatives: was arranged to take | hopes that a committee will be found in FEA Fini et idm ny hy Aerio olld Oak Chlffomter, with 5 | — ee ae Jif yoo want a Baby Carrtage— place Monday, the 17th’ instant, by Mr.| Washington to take the proposed exhibi- | Venera! Folk, Ene shot struck him tn the $4.98. drawers and bat box—Speeial |. Vi eceiaier driven ae ee aS Pearson “before he: left/’for’ his'-home at | tion in charge and secure the necessary | Chest and cutting him almost in two” ‘This nd Wash | Price excellent’ pat! oi ‘They are the best end cheapest, Asheville, N..C., May 8, Other members of | SUb#cription for the prise fund, for which | cecurred on Pine Knob, not far from Ken- We ace Dressers $6.75. se peat. poplin teg ta tiemny eat cee a he wishes to exhibit his powers of biindfold | OSS mountain.” On our advance the nent Se SS eee £ zou, want Straw Mattings— | tolographed:to Mr: Pearson to-postpone the | Mr. John D. Elwell of Brooklyn, who |e, {yuslted the spot and saw the stump itss,Pattineaframen ‘ap. | & lp Covere—we know exncty N' Lace Curtains— | (900, eon only reliable quel. |.date. No word hus'been received from him,’| managed the dimerican end of the late ca- | leaning at the time.he was shot. The tree bolstered in handsome patterns of how to make them and have gems oC -patterne that you | complete with ouly reliable que” 1 nut the dispatches:"trom abroad idintenitiaont ble mateh wi h the British Chess. s, Club: Is liwas-covere] ‘with nis Dload, Cn hore pha thea of Our peices will surprise aa Sconce a eae that the match wili-take-place on the 2ith | Mr. ilwell 1s aleo a strong player an.oné |i == $37.50. F yon. 75% pate 74 vanp. and 25th instante;s& 2) | amateurs. He was Mr. Pillgbury’s "nan- Saf : : ‘The plan is to witthe room of the House | ager in the late match with walter, ard |) WAAARALUTR ~ committee on foréiielaffairs, and-possibly | bY reason of his experience he will be able | z NY > to materially ald the committee in making:|; ‘+ F \ the room of the-doriisiitteé on military: af- h. AT fairs, perhaps Sag cto les in’ one | tTangements for the coming match. ee room and three ip,the other. These rooms The Brooklyn Ch Challenge. ae \ = re | are near the mot te" which makes | ‘The Brooklyn Chess Club on Wednesday |: \ . “ ° — ly aot . Boards show- | sent the following challenge to the British As : Uidced 1 ene Lesa r preeTese WH! also be | Chess Club for the third cable match for |” 1 ‘As. far as lefkned, Messrs. , | the SIF George Newnes trophy: A ; me Furniture, Carpet, Draperies, Pa. Ave. & 8th St. Tr as can adheres pana Seberang Sel 201 Montague Street. BROOKLYN, N. Y., May. 10, 1897, ¢ Gregory W. Byrne, esq., Hon. Secretary British Chess Club, ~ London, Engiand. Dear Sir: certian Chess. Cab her by challenges t) Chess Club to match, by cable, for the “Newnes trophy. “The match to be pi under the rules governing the recent mat¢h of 1897, and to take place between January 1 and April 1, order. of the executive committee. ics - STANLEY _H. CHADWICK, should be on some strong team, as they |: play beautifully together, and are very strong players. practicing constantly, Miss King’s team is and we look for its members to join the combinatio! Although but a practice match between the Capitals and the Columbias, tonight will find sixteen strong whist players, their games very much similar, putting forth thelr best efforts, knowing any wrong play. may affeot the result,;which In turn may Jcopardize thetr chance of being on the team that represents their club at the whist congrgas at Put-tn-Bay the 6th of - duly. The two teams of the Capital Bi. | of Club are {n fine form, and Cole and Brit: | congress. Every ton will furnish a surprise to the talent. | {TY 1* doing thei On the other hand, the C, A, C. have! Hamittons said tourm ment mat: and-being great rival. | Mrs. McCrea, jus! ty, in the club, there will be some strong | tered the finals, never losing 4 want winners, and they | Mrs. Leech’