Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1897, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1897-14 PAGES. —S—_— AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. = @ G. SLOAN & 00., AUOTS, 1407 G ST. N.W. ALB OF THE TWO-STORY BRICK a. See AS NO, 418 NEW YORK EST. hority of a decree of the Su- preme Cuurt of the District of Columbla, passa ‘suse No. 18357, docket 42, ‘in . Ruppert et al. are complainants and Benm et al are the ts, tI urdersigned trustee, Dy sald decree appointed, will Sot at puudic auction, in frost of the premlaes, om TUESDAY, THE INTY-SEUOND DAY ‘OF JUNE, 1807, AT FIVE O'CLOCK the_follow- ing real estate, im the city of Washing- ton, District of Cohmnbia, to wit: Part of Jot nombered scven (7), in square north of Bumbered five hundred and fifteen (p- of sa. 515), beginning for the same on New avenue at a point distant 15 feet 1% imches from the north- east corner of said lot seven (7), and runnirg thence westward on the line of suid avenne 15 feet 1% Imehes: thence swuthwardly by a lne drawn at right angles from suid avenue about 108 fect 10 a public <iley laid out in said ; thence est by suid alley about 16 feet to a line drawn at right angles from suid avenne; thence by sald lime northwardly to the place of beginning, together with the improvements, consisting of a two-story brick dwelling, No. 418 New York avenue north- west. Teims of sale prescribed by the decree: One- third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance im equal installments, to be fm one and two years from day of sale, the deferred paymeats ‘to be represented by the promissory holes of the purchaser, bearing laterest from the day of sale at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, secured upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur- chaser. “Terms of saie to be complied with iu fifteen days or the property miay be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ notice. A depostt of $100 will be required *. All conveyancing and recording at purchasers” cost ERNEST L. SCHMIDT, Trustee, Je9-d&ds Fendall Law buildi “RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & Cu., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING- ‘TON. DISTRICT OF OF MBIA, KNOWN AS HOUSES NUMBERS 1132, 1134 AND 1136 23D STREET NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ‘Second-Hand and S CYCLE At YOUR OWN FIGURES. We have a small stock of Bicycles, chiefly men’s patterns, taken in exchange for new "97 RAMBLERS, including VICTORS, WAVERLYS, RAMBLERS, &c., and all in good riding condition, which we wish to turn into cash, and will sell at prices that are merely nominal— From $10.00 up to $22.50. Early purchasers will have quite a variety to choose from, and as the stock is small, we would suggest an immediate inspection of them. We also have a few ’96 medium-grade Bicycles, ENTIRE for 6 months, at prices that will please and satisfy you. RAMBLERS still selling at the popular price, $80.00, hop-Worn LY NEW, and fully guaranteed AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Joba F. Winkel, a Oigar Maker, Found ins Dying Condition. Advance Guard of Seldier Boys Leaves This Morning. Arranging Things at Fort W: tem—Phe Brigade Will Get In- straction tm Service, ° His Death Occers Befere Medical Ald Renches Him — Three Funerals, Intoxicated Mafl Carrier. John F. Winkel, a cigar maker, was found this morning at 6:30 o'clock in his room at 2713 M street in a dying condition, and before @ physician could be summoned he expired. What the cause of death was is hard to say. The coroner was notified. There was no one present at the time the unfortunate man was taken sick, and when found he was too far gone to speak to those at hts side. The deceased was a widower and occu- Pied a rear room in the residence of D. 8, Sheahan, at 2713 M street, where he manu- factured cigars and slept, besides prepar- ing his own meals in the room. He had been slightly ill for several days, but last evening was seen to go up to his room about 8:30 o'clock in apparently worse con- dition. On account of his illness Mr. Shea- han had persuaded Winkel to go to a hos- pital, and this he was to have done this morning. It was customary for Mr. Winkel to sleep quite late of mornings at times, but owing to the fact that he had been sick, Mr. Sheahan went to his room this morning shortly after 6 o'clock, and was surprised to find him lying prostrate in the center of the floor, moving as if in pain. Patrick Sullivan, who happened to be in the place, The business end, so to speak, of the Dis- trict of Columbia National Guard began operations this morning to pave the way for the remainder of the brigade that goes into camp tomorrow at Fort Washington, Maryland, for a stay of ten days. The business end of the guard consists of the quartermaster’s department, and the offi- cers thereof, with their respective quarter- master sergeants, have been a particularly busy set of men for several days past. All arrangements for transporting baggage and providing meals for the guardsmen fall to the lot of the quartermasters, and all had their hards full. The National Gverd Armory, 446 L street, as well as the armortes of the Ist Battalion, a: 15th and E streets; Company C, 2d Bat- talion, 913 E street, and the ist Separate Battalion, on O street between 7th and Sth streets, yecterday and this morning resem- bled beehives on a large scale. Trunks were ccnstantly arriving and chests were being packed with blankets, overcoats and other military appurtenanc: Express wa- gens by tLe score were pressed into service this merning, and the baggage hauled to the wharf of the steamer River Queen, where a fcene of greater activity was in progress. From 7 o'clock until 10 o'clock MAKING THE CAMP EVIDENCE OF THE MASTER’S SKILL. And Only as Such Evidence Are These Cures of Deaf- ness Published. Doctcr McCoy tsa Physician, the Master Physician of His Time. Ha Is Nota Specialist in Deaf- ness or Anything Els The Same Commanding Medical Genius Which Has Unlocked the Hearing Is Yours to Command for Auy Kind of Sickness ip the World. The core deafness has evidencea to the people of Washington, the home of Doctor MeCoy’ National Practice, the wonderful sk! Doctor McCoy possexses—the Gift of Healing, born in him, and perfected by the rarest training of Schovl, : there was a hurrying to and fro, and whea ie Hoxplta only District of Coluiabla. passed on the thirteenth day Was called, and the two did all in their} the last plfece of baggage was placed | given in evidence of that sh; Doe- A. D. 1897, and a further decree passed means to restore life, but to no avail. The | aboard the deck of the steamer was within | tor McCoy In mo an dent. y of May, A. D. 1897, in Equity 0) man was unconscious and his mutterings|a few ‘eet of the water's edge. Finally - 3 1 wherein John HE. O'Neil et al. are could not be understood, and in a few min-| the ho ses of the officers of the general egg je undersigned will offer for sale ‘at : ° (ys) oe eS ee Os staff were led aboard, one of the animals the Master Physician of his in front of the premises, on TUES < Hody was still dressed, and the small | creating some excitement by not taking T aes nh {TH DAY OF JUNE, AD. 1897, cot in the corner of the room had not been | kindly to the proceeding, and balking and ue, tor McCoy gave the CLOCK P.M. the northern twenty-seven touched during the night, it being evident | rearing on the gang plank. All was in| Profession the cure for deafnens. It eet ten ineioe G7 £t. 16 In.) front of Lot numberrd ee that the deceased was about to retire when | readiness at quarter-past 10 o'clock, and | Was © shining evidence of hin —— eserves Gite ane the southerm part — ° ° ° he was anes with the fatal illness. He | the steaiaer headed down the Potomac with | *plendid skill, yet he also gave them Of Wot untabered nineteen, in snd square nombered Was either unconscious from the first or | the advance gvard of the District volunteer | some of the grandest of the surai- m, fronting seventeen G2) foe 28d aati f {oo sick to move, otherwise a knock on the | seldiery. cal appliances now im use. Bear this st. new., and rinniaz parallel with an alley, by the | © eeeeee re OOOO OOOO Oe oop Oooo ollelytrel oor, sqbarating his room from the bed | Maj. Cranch McIntyre, quartermaster |im mind, the same splendid medi- fut depth she teh ‘the hots _frogting forty-four Fe ee © te tee am = poams cs ae tan would have brought | general, was in evidence on the wharf, and | teal ge which has unlocked the proved by three (3) two-story (2) frame dwellings, - 5 e y. was picked up and | he was ably assisted by General Staff Ser- yours to command bere in numbers 1132, 1134 and 1136 23d st. nw. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE COURTS. placed on the cot and the police immedi- | geant Louis A. Roginski, who brought or- houses will be sold. sep ately or as an entirety, at Sav Stee = ad —— Oey pace der out of apparent chaos. The quarter- the discretion of the trustee. cate en ¢ deceas = ¥ 5 Bo RGus instalments, at one and two youre Loe: | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. DUNOANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. to Bank agt. | facturing shop for many years. So far as | quartermaster sergeants and’ represenia- | Vice of a chsubeiaes tos —— tively, from the date of sale, the deferred pay- i Ss SSTRES’ & JABLE BUILD. | {5 Ro&Ue: Pro confesso vacated, with leave | Known he had no relatives, his wife dying | tives of each company organization of the | ™' 5 Raab ie COs Say RO ne a SEREMT NOTE | ING LOR noe NDE yALuAb ie DOLD Ofenstein agt. Ofenstein; sale | about eight or nine years ago. He served | National Guard, looked after the handling | 7°" have this oppo CS EEC a 2 TWELFTH AND ‘THIRTEENTH STREETS | decreed, with C. A. White, M. J. Colbert |in the late war as a Union soldier, and | of property, and proceeded to Fort Wash. | 1mm the services of the Greatest Doc- payable ‘semt-annually. Or ali cask at thensrtin | Under oud by virtue of a decree of the Supreme | _ SOUTHBAST. and C. .W. Darr, trustees, to sell. Ryan | rew a pension of $8 a month. He was a| ington today. They were accompanied by | tOF our time has k {be parchager, A deposit of two hundred dollars | Court of the District of Columbia, pamed on the | By rirtue of & certain deed of trust duly re- | agt. Linch; pro confesso agt. certain de- | Member of John A. Rawlins Post, Grand | etn, ouay. They were accompanied by ae J Se aes a Re casera ara na re oe | TOE Ao arene eee ee eco | codes tn Liber Std folie a2 pe, ihe:landirecords | fendan te) ofdered/ and uppearancd of absent | ATMY, ofthe Republieand/of one/or Ewe | Hone eel ee ee fale, Terms to be complted with within fifteen (15) | No. 19006, wherein Frederick A." Sehnelder et al. | of the Disteict of Columbia, ual at the request of Banking |German benevolent societies. The Grand | the way of preparing meals for the brigade. days from the of sale, otherwise the trustee re- | are complainants a1 5 ait ic eeie with tee ments thereon, at | #04 Trust Co. agt. George; commission or- | Army post will undoubtedly take charge of Everything will be in readiness at Fort serves the right to resell the property at the risk | are defendants, we, the undersigned, trustees, wili | tees will sell, with the improveme Panu | deredito/iasua cicdiwellc ceo the remains and conduct th Vashington | and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five (3) | sell, at public auction, in front of the preinises, | public auction, Im front of the permises, on W ; Issue. well agt. MeCahill; sup- and conduct the funeral. Washington before nightfall for the recep- days’ notice of such sale or sales in some news- | on "TUEADAY, JUNE RIGHTH, A.D. 1801, at | NESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIMD DAY OF JUNE, | plemental decree ordering sale. Baker agt, Wancral ecovanee. tion of the brigade. The camp has been Paper publisted In the city of Washington, Dis- | THALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 'P.M., all those 1807, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following | Baker; testimony before Margaret Murray, : laid out and the tents for the general staff Erlet. of Columbia. Ail ‘conveyancing, “recording, “ jand and premises, situate’In the clty of ordered taken. Wardwell agt. | |The funeral of Mrs, Cecelia Lauer of 3145] and the mess tents are erected. All hag- ‘aa Stat we Dun trasree: (ier ee Eo ee Oe | Re wave ts mee four i to bi, int | Reardon; sale finally confir Dumbarton avenue, whose sudden death | gage will be sorted and in proper place this Equity bldg., 319% st. nw. | qeacribed #s and being all of lot numbered six | clusive, in William Masse's subdivision of recorded Equity Court No. 2—Judge Hagner. was published in The Star, was held this | afternoon, and when the steamer reaches =: (6), in square nembered one hundred and five (105); | lots five (5), six (6), and seven (7), In square - Cottrell; order appointing afternoon at 3 o'clock, the services being | Fort Washington about noon tomorrow all EZ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-| uiso the eastern thirteen (33) feet and four (4) | bered 1018, ‘now known as lots numbered sixty-two | a miners to talee ae cos po 'S ex- * s ne | that will be necestary for the soldiers to 40 count of the rain, until FRIDAY, ELEVENTH | tuches front by the whole depth of lot numbered | (62) to seventy (70), both inclusive, of Josiah W. | a Pt ons. Brown agt. | conductei at the Congsess Street M. P. crit’ berths icaleing oF tents aba Uenaidn at same hour and place. seven (7), in the same square (105). MeLachlen's subdivision of lots numbered forty: | E of. Sallie Carroll estab-{ Church. The interment was private. Sar Ronn kk eee “ CHAS. W. DARR, Trustee, Terme of sale: One-third of the purchase money | seven (47) to fifty-four (G4), both inclusive, In {lished and distributiba ordered. Straus agt. z hae et Eas them as near home-like as possible under . 319 414 st. nw. | to be paid in cazh, and the residue to be paid. in » numbered 1018, as said Inst. mentioned ‘sub: decree dismissing bill. Graham | ,,,0° funeral of Mrs. H. M. Nicholson, the | the circumstances. A steaming-hot dinner — equal Installments, ‘in one and two years from day is duly recorded in Book 20, follo 131, of | agt. Graham; rule to show ‘cause. Steffain wife of Commodore Nicholson, takes place | will be in readiness, prepared under the “ of sale, with interest thereon at the razence are eee a ees (aCe agt. Steffain; cause remanded to examiner. | tM!S afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock, from her | direction of the quartermasters, and then LE, OF FRAME DWELLING, No. | (©) per centum per aunam until paid, the deferred | | Terms of gale: One-thint as, lance in May; solicit gr allowed to with: | te Fesidence, 2x1¢ P stregt, and was weil| Camp Washington will be in complete NTH STREET SOUTHEAST; LOT | Porment ihe parchaver or purchasers, secured by | per annum, secured by deed of trust upon {he pro ue attended, the interment being private. working order. Ry vi wee deed of trust upon the property sold,” or all cash, | erty sold, “or all cash, at the option of the ‘pur. Ctreuit Couf? The remains of Sarah E. Burgess of 818] The companies of the National Guard By, vittue of a certain deed of trust, recorded in the option of the purchaser or purcbasers. A | chuser. A deposit of $10 on each lot requ atl ogy cuit Court No. 1—Judge Cole. Connecticut avenue were dlso Interred this } will assemble at their respective armories ber 27S ht follo 472 ot seq. one of the | it suit or $300 will We required at the time of | time of sale. All conveyancing and. recor at iInderwood ‘agt# ‘€; judgment by de- | forenoon, at Oak Hill cemetery, afier ap-| tomorrow morning about 8 o'clock and emt se MONDAY, a ale. Al conveyancing and pecosting io Ee & sone of porcraaer. pues teva remeete et right Brown ag: Paret propriate services held in the chapel. proceed by battalions to the wharf of the ronacie 1807, AT | teens ok sale ste nor complied’ with tn, ten. days defaulting purchaser aiter five days" notice of stich | moiion for new Hay teers, COMPANY; For a New) Market) tisase steamer River Queen. They will be march- * twenty- | from day of sale the trustecs reserve the right to | resale published in some newspaper in the city of ment on verdict ruled and judg- As slated in The Ste + * ed aboard the steamer, which is scheduled t 5 lot | trom “ay the cost nd rick of the defaulting pur. | Washingt the terms of sale are not’ fully ct. 2Sac} gt. Hibbs; judg- * stated in The Star several days ago, a} to leave her wharf at 9:30 o'clock. It is Tirs. Margaret A. Seward, 314 : renig cin, | Feel atthe cost complied wien within ten gage, sO" ment by defaults Une use of | petition is now being circulated among the | thought that about 900 men will go to L st. s.e. Cured of deafness. vy feet of said lot, together with |. The above property to be sold free and clear of THUS S. HOPKINS, 1 he OE OEY resldents of this section of the city peti-| camp. Camp Washington, of course, will | | eame ediuaien, Goria can alt neem ranc es YPERCY MYERS, Trustee, Sener rustees, arcu e cout . nudge McComas, tioning for the purchase of the car sheds | be conducted one ray, Speen |S Se pe ene, At ete Dee Cob pee WILLIAM PESHOS JOHN Fish Fates Je9-d&43_| Criminal Shia es es Fae ; of the Capital Traction Company, on M | fh aaceaeee ot canoer aattiaty ery Mrs. Seward Was Almost seer SHowed e att | my27-dkds No. 200 St. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., AUCTS.,612 E ST.N.W 3 Thaw t Justice Bing- eee ian ee eo a The pe-} to be the rule. Dress parade will occur Totall WILLIS Hf: DUNCANSON, | count of ‘he rala, “until SATURDAY, . yGGAISTING OF A rWo-STORY United Statesbaet He ire ere | Hot appear to be mecting with much suc- | organized National Guard Band will fur-| Mes, Margaret A. Seward, S14 L at. = = + at MAMSERCY MYERS, Trustee, re RE ABLE. housebceakingi¢ ie. ence Cues West, | cess, Signatures are bcing secured, but| nish the music during camp, while the a0.—T tend been deat for Ave peace. Beth ones SON BROS., AUCTIONEER: No. 485 La. ave. nw. Ry. yirtue of a certain deed of trust, dated May | Kate Vandeverel! do;udo. « United, Stanag | DOL, MARY of the representative business | corps of field music is also to be on duty. | ~ re equally deaf; at least, I never discovered WILLIAM PENROSE, Trustse, 13, iso2, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1681, Frances Hiigitd. Yarcenm on acs | men and residents of this section seem to] The Mt. Vernon and Marshall Steamboat seca Sey) 4 reer def ‘ALE OF LOTS IN SUBDIVISION OF | Je8-d&ds ‘No. 209 St. Paul st., Balto, Md. | 35, of the land records of the D: s ABR ein larceny from the | ‘be sanctioning the project. Company will this afternoon arrange a | “ference. had grown worse steadily year after , HALL,” IN THE DI: OF Co- ja, and at the request of the party | Person and larceny;‘y#rdict, guilty on one 7 suitable schedule for the accommodation | >*#"- until I was almost totally deaf. It was with EUMBL "NCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. We will gell, at public anetion;. Indictmeng, ‘and Bot Builty on other two. Picked a Hole ‘in the Screen. the greatest difficulty that I could be made te com- By virn a deed of trest, dated 31st Anzust EN eee 2 : premises, on’ SATURDAY, JUNE +g pesbet. aw or E H of visitors to camp. ; 189%, ard recorded in Liber folio $3, of the | rRUSTEES" OF ELEGANT FRAME DWELI- iku7, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, Probatg, Court--#udge Hagner. The Chinese colony of Georgetown has Se prehend anything, I was obliged to take my daugh- einattgektie ene ee Dy ei | “ING IN CENTRE. STREET, MOUNT PLEAS. | the OE nies apt ct GE a | ee hae Bae Addison: petition for| been increased by one more arrival, who Agricultural Yearbook for 1896. ter with me everywhere so as aot to be asking public anetion, on N = ° " 2 vi mn, Distite Solumbia, to |. Es t repeat. TH DAY OF JUNE, AD. 1807, AT Sean ree ee ert oe ae | itu Eat. vatiibereantenn(IUe tagb bea emugpersni| Otani heen Ce Baxter pepe oe Semen iees has opened up a laundry on the south side] The Yearbook of the Department of Ag- | * vmaebe edgy snip ‘Siuibitine Gaus Bi Sad POM at, the aac Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust, Fecorded | fourteen (14), In George A. Armes ct, al.'s Estate of Leonora Ruppert; petition for |.0f M street, between 32d and Potomac | riculture for 1806 is now in type in the | on Virginia avenue, and, Mke many others, I . the parcels o ini thet county ogy waste | St Labee ATDT- ats Solio 20 St seg One Oe the) and erat now i knowaisaste: Armemelgcrurcy van pee ture ce Eisrabu sive share. Estate of} ‘trects. The celestial has the name of | hands of the public printer, and it is be- | would go there in the evenings. But not a thing District of Columbia, known as lots num co mises, on THURSDAY, the SEV. | plat recorded in Liber County No. 7, folio 147, of J Scott; will filed. Estate of Wm.| Sing Lee painted on a red sign, and his ad- ved the book will be available for dis- | could I hear, not even the singing of the hym ) to twenty-nine (29), both inclusive, | 13 ¥ of JUNE, A.D, 1897, at SIX | the records of the surveyor's office Of the Distri-t | B. Webb; final notice, naming-Friday, July | venz has been noted ‘by the children of the tribution about August 1. Of the 500,000 | Now I can hear the singing distinctly while sitting cath ag eeteen 1S), ip the subdivision | OCT OOK EM, lot eleven (11) of Mount Pleasant, | of Columbia, and improved by a two-story frame | 30, for settling estate. Ketate of Edw.| neighborhood. He has been the victim of i 3 2 x Marable Ga Recorded im Book County No. | eee en ioe ee No 8 folie IAT, survepur's | dwelling and wtable, Willis; proof of publication. state of| all sorts of pranks, and to stop the an- | CoP!es of this book printed, only 30,000 are | at beme. tiie’ SWYe20r's records ef the Dis | Tacs “pC, together, with’ the improvements | ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and balance in| Maria T! Stoddard; affidavit filed. Estate| noyance he swore out agai Placed at the disposal of the department. | “1 could met bear the enfiery mslem of the (SEE Pees erdecd of trust upon the property wld, oral easy | Of Julla Smith; order returned served. Ls-| Mabel Simmons, an cightrcaraid sani | THe Temaining 470,000 copies are placed | streets the clatter of the horses’ dwofm, or the 2 e é ed 0} on the 5 h, + . = 5, = a, ee eed om Te es ge Sales with “Imterwat, | 21, Cele sen intereat at ‘alt per cent per {at the purchiser's option, $100 deposit required | tate of Catherine Z. Burrows; order au-| whose parents live nest aoee we eee ee Sree a eee ee ea ene. Tepresenta- | ramble of the wagons and cars. I could sever tall De ot the peeeerty sokd, or all eas, af | ond ty payable semt-annually. $100 reyairad "at | At the time of sale, and all coaveyancing and re- | thorizing investment, Estate of Isabelle| dry, charging her with destroving private | Uves and delegates in Congress for distri- | when a crr was approaching me unless I saw it. I gob iat of the pt ‘A ‘deposit ‘of fitty i bale, and” the porchaser allowed ten days | cording at pure cost. ‘Terms of sale to be petition for probate filed. Es-| property. Mabel poked a small hole in the | ution to their constituents. The depart- | was troubled constently with roaring nolses in my Secordiog Se Cost of Benckane; Gpevesancing and | {!Me of SMe sate to coon he purchase. trustees reserve the sight to recoil wrt tin tie tg | tate of John Hurst; do, Estate of Usceola| wire screen doors In front of the laundry, | ™eBt's supply of the Yearbook for 1805 | hea, ie the mumble of machina’ "Ther wove ate 3 from day of sale the Seas Seeat tor tian daswaitagparcton e Green; order permitting executors to| and in the Police Court yesterday her el i ee ep a ways with me, and disturbed me so at night that ght to revell at risk and cow | seq ote oe WILLIAM 'Y, BOUIC, Jr. Truster, | ntnors. petition for coprintcon ,Gaesler. | parents paid a fine of $1. not been for the generosity of some mem- | 1 Would get up and walk the Moor, for I could not 3 Aedes Rockville, @ppointment as guar- ay? @ | Sleep. I bad frequent headaches and sha ins CHARLES EAl NM, Tras % Mail Carrier Becomes Hilarious. bers of Congress who turned over th sag a "P pal ere WILLIAM A GORDON, RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., Auctioneers, Pes varp meee eee Unter ss eee William Madison, colored, twenty- | Secretary of Agriculture a certain Dortion | the tack of my bead. ——— ‘Trustees, ‘920 Pa. ave. n.w. Gther/AuctioasisesiPagenia 2 aged twenty-| of their own quota. The Yearbook for | “I never did anything for my lost hearing before SSS aoe For Other Anctions See Page 14. __| Jf you went anything, try an ad. in The | six, 1s the driver of the mail wagon be-| {906 will be alighae lane tae those of | going to Doctors McCoy and Cowden for treatment, = . RECEIVER’S SALE OF A PAIR = axiacanal Fi Sangeet ae what you wish, you | tween this Place and Great Falls, Md., | 1894 and 1895, and will be printed and I knew of no one who coukl cure deafness. It ESS PROPERTY ON OF VALUABLE HORSES Be Ss S making one trip a day. YeSterday after- | bound in the same style. The matter for | was through reading of the published cures that SORTHWESE prrosrre arash ieee Se Goackci the On account of the bad weather the an- aks a gece. noon he drank too much whisky for his | ths ome of the Yearbook was, of course. | I went te them. I had been under treatment sev- r EK} oT, ose pots % urs : re ; ano. Zid SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. | DRudct of Golumule: powed in Haulty Cause Nop, | DUal parade of the High School Cadet Reg!- ‘A meeting of graduate nase eiett™- | own good, and while coming down the Con. | D7yPsre before he advent. te atkee cf Lite | eral menths before I noticed any change. My hear- re undirsigned, by virtue of a decree of the | 18004 aud 18240 ‘consolidated, the undersigned will | ment has been abandoned. The cadets were meeting of graduate nurses was held | ~ aD padehioubee i and boi a Rabreti arts e Ol ‘© | ing returned suddenly. While sitting in the kitchen ia Bruits ‘Cause No. A810 ou fiatmult fasied | offer for wale at public auctioa, tn front of the auc- | to have given a dress parade, assisted by | Friday, June 4, at 1314 1 street northwest, | aut Toad trouble with several parties, | sequenUy. ‘though it Wil mot appege wer | ove aay. suddenly the sound of the lock ticking 2 No. f tcliffe, Sutton & Co., No. ‘a. a . ni e v jes. |S 5 ‘or “ D. 1s07. appoluting Lim receiver therein | ave. nw, on SATURDAY, THE TWELETH Dav | the Marine Band, on the White Lot grounds | for the purpose of adopting a scale of prices | Sutican nd, trouble the county mounted | some time after the change of administra- | “™¢ t ™y ears. From that time on the tmprove Dulty and Charles W. Gattis deed trom Peter J. | OF JUNE, 180, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M., two | yesterday evening at 5 o'clock. It ts im. | for visiting attendance. ‘This ts {intended to | force cautioned him several times without | tion, may be regarded as the work of his | Mt was steady, until my hearing was fully re- Paty ind Charles W. Leannarda, and wives, bear- | valuable Brown Geldings, supposed to be seven and " ¥ furnish the best r avail, and finally placed the driver under | predecessor. stored. The disagreeable noises that troubled me ing Gate the 28th a AD, levi. will | eight years old, fifteen hands three inches high and poesibicite nave ie tae sonay? as ee NG UEGCaTe hureing to, people who can 4-075" cane anait tegstw ere: miten 4 = eo have ceased, end I hear everything plaisly and cl ° x ine Band canno , an n or coach, SS ased, HUKSDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH | “Terms of sale: Cash. ARTHUR PETER, | the question to hold it after tomorrow, as | were elected. nat inn pra med for | 284, the pellceman, after driving to the See Se apace AT HALF-PAST FOUR 420 Sth st. n.w., Major Rors, the drill instructor, goes into » And an association formed for | post office and depositing them, took the] The Ledy of the late Charles E. Barber, | Mrs. Emma D. Da -. all that ‘plece or parcel of land | Je7-5t . Receiver. with ihe ‘Nati ‘Gunran’ the transacjion of business, which, it is | driver to the station house, where he was x 3 ho i In the elty of Washington, District comp ee auerds thought, may be the nucleus of a charged with disorderly conduct. An old | the Patent attorney who shot Miss Dorothy | the daughter of Mrs. Seward, in speaking of her in itp. suldivison ot lots Made’ 1g; | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. a ae manent organization for the benefit’ of | dilapidated revolver was found in the mans] E. Squires, his former typewriter, and | mother's case, sald: “Mother was very. oe the Telrs ef William Wheterof, as per plat. re ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK Colored Conference. nurses, though no plans have been f{ wr. | Possession, but as it could have been of no | then committed suicide on Ph etzeet Mow | Se wan bee. mic bana ang oar the Distt a tesa ihe UE | HOUSE, NO. 2254 “CLEVELAND STREET | There will be a conference of colored men en for | use, no other charge was made against dey morning. was seat to ‘West Chazy, | 0-1 ns seam aces Gamonae or ict of Columbia, sume] — NonTHWEST. : e prisoner. Clinton county, N. ¥., this : = 3 Wing used for business pur: | pA Vetta” deed of trust, duly recorded in | Of the District held at the Metropoittan| The plan which suggested itself has : ts ana aren funeral will take place tomorrow, © Wate -_— St 1G’ dec f, trast theteon | ruber Se 4085, CoN 250 et tei., oue of the innd | Baptist Church, on R street northwest be- | grown Sut of prevailing conditions. Yt ap- aan Dae eats ei Cheay is the birthplace of the deceased, 500, Le day uy | Tecords for the District of Columbia, and at the |tween 12th and 13th streets, t pears to feasible, and has been tried A lawn party and fete will be given next . 6.540, dated the 19th dayne | T° : 's, tomorrow * ie and a number of his relatives are still liv. i—Can Now Meret "wh Etc at al" Gex*at | Segoe, gate, wll er for aie Gt pale | evening. ‘The object of this conterence Is | avtond'oe the heehee qi eet ke | Tuesday evening at the pretty residence of | ing there, "Arthur W Barnes, Biches | Almost T otally Deaf—Can Ni sos ith Ucreae at atx per cent | auction. in front of the (premlees, on TUEMDAY, | to formulate plans and devise means look. | Meret ey ete making visite ones oe wiot.| Mrs. B. F. Hunt, “Mount Alto,” on Wis-| of the deceased, took charge of the body, Hear a Pin Drop. ms of «ale: One-third ensh, ard balance thore- | (Re RIRTEENT HL DAY oF 3U: Berend ing toa more perfect organization of the | a day, as the cases may demand, time not | Consin avenue, for the benefit of Mt. Tabor | and Attorneys O. D. Barrett and W. wee of coe rap ued FAM wth Interest from ‘day | or parcel of grout and premie situate, it and | colored beople of the District, and to give | to exceed two hours and the work to be | M. P. Church. An elaborate program has | #™Drese will look after the dead man's ef- | “4 yogeisberber, 2018 7th st. - ° aired at | be int an ession relative to = 3 ore. = pa omg ante . be complied with [EIB rag i pg or aoe Stet a a dee te tae che aek eee Soe A of the physictan | been arranged for the occasion. The fete Miss Squires’ condition has improved, | employed at William Habn & Go. esuld at risk and ‘coat of defaulting ‘pethasar® ° | bered one hundred and five (105) in B. H. Warner's | cution brought by ‘Thomas L. Jones, Prom. | ‘Perseus unatie te omploy a trained Mae eioted ber phe cardon arty ‘prot, | ud there seems to be no doubt that ahe | Seventh st. nw. Washington, D. FRANK T. BROWNIN “ Seventy-one (271). together with ‘ail the tmurcve, | inent speakers have been invited to address | regularly would be glad to have skilled ee | Be, followed by the garden party. Prot. | will fully recover. deat when I went to Drs. MoCoy and Cowden that JeS-deis ._ | Mente) eighta, exe, Sener SHEE all te improve: | this mevting. Mr. John M. Langston will | tention part of the thee, ttre tole gett; | John O, Schultz, the tenor, late professor | = *_ = hacer anes rere, gece ed iets saree “SON EROS., AUCTION! ‘Terms: One-tbird of the purchase money to be | Preside. through this organization a long-felt want | ®t the Grand Conservatory, in New York, I could sce their fips move, but get @ word could ee ‘CTIONEERS. ruld in cash, the balance “a two equal’ instali- —_>—__ will be supplied—that of providing trained | @% consented to assist. e I understand. Now I can stand in the front room CHANCE SALE AT AUCTION OF TWo-sTory | ™eRts. im one and two years, with interest from “Want” ads. in The Star pay because | nurses for people in moderate circum- Other Entertainments. = and have my wife speak to me from the Kitchen, SHRET SOUTHEAST. © MEEEED 2244 9TH | ie Ny oe wae Caster tem aninalie, “ent Ptr | they bring answers. her will permit the members and bear every word she sys distinctly. Je OCTET, Eee re avy | Ti, es Cn (Ape Se eantbahemratet bt te 1, L0G. 7. “I had been deaf in the left ear for ten years, — ? of Little Falls Lodge, No. 10, I. O. G. T., Ia eaclty covse Nav ineas: «pavwed, Apeil 24, is06. | Sevoased with iat atteen Gave: arom the den ot cake : TNE eet = — My Left Ear me Al Will oliee for sale, st tabite Lnderelaned trantees | Sthetwise the tiustecs Nessrve the right’ to, teeail N 5 ing at the home of Chief Templar Sherrier, S ani the F AY, {| the property, at the risk and cost of the default- = ‘ nthe Canal rozd. a@tevom: troubled eon- ot tha ing purchaaér, after ‘vo ‘days advertisement of B.| cane’ Gnereaetion of St, Ann's Church, and to add to my fort, 1 was Oct “ such rosele In’ rome newspaper published In Wash- ' ee an ireoomaeine tile atecocatans = stantly with buzzing noleca in my bead. GZ in WU ington, D.C. All conreyanc! recording, etc., at enley' s “My right exr became affected later, and it was th; cost of the purchaser. % for the Le —— a rapidly becoming as deaf as the left. a JOHN WAL’ i, which commence Ju! 3 ai SPA ee fmt Waa de THE LEADING BREWERY IN THE WORLD. oS ey rae Sor mein ae ae as F No. 20, at folio 43. in the office of aes Wa Livet | my26-deds ‘Trustees. will take part in the concert. of St. John's can bear my watch ticking and the clocks at bome of the seid Digtrict; togetber with the finprove. < - Church choir tomorrow night. ‘strike even when standing fn the yard, and I cam line Soa ie cca 27 | ewe wor Dee eutae ee s,,| Brewers of the Most Wholesome and-Pepular Beers, Go cas pe cores ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money | TRUSTEW'S SALR OF ONE FRAME HOUSE, NO. : . METROPOLITAN PASTORATE. fo De bald in cash on the ratitcation of sald sale, | 3212 2D STREET SOUTHEAST. AND BRICK ES 3a to FO te, Cpe ostallments, at’ on: |p HOUSE, NO. 1214 2D STREET SOUTHBAST Bishops Decide Dr. Johnston is In- At Times He Was Totally at the rate of 8 per ‘cane pee samess, a eee Liber No. 1010, follo 490 ct pet. one Of the: and eligible for Reappointment. Deaf in Both E. at bis option. “Terms to be coeaited with with Tequest, of the party scoured: tho tiniottieess oat Tho board of bishops of the Methodist in ten days from the day of sale. All conveyaneli i | viving trustee will offer for ale, at Episcopal Church have decided that the John D. Knott, 1232 I st. s.e.. Washe Howie of 5 wit bet rece onthe ate Aue TEENTH. DAY Or SEMIS, AD eas The Original o-t President's pastor, Rev. Hugh Johnston, ington, D.C., Orduance Division, Navy Yard: “T Bo ROOD ce ey haliding, | Sod promtore stents yo ee eee . D. D., is ineligible to reappoiniment as the yas 0 deaf at times that I would have to ask my20-codde Geer of Washingtcn, in the Distclet of Columbia, ‘ad ' } pastor of Metropolitan Church. Dr. John- people to write down what they wished to say to . @. SLOAN ees Known and distinguished as, the ‘north thirty-four L weiser 89 ston was appointed for the fifth time as me, fo: I could not depend upon my bearing. Now SS Saree ont AUCTIONEER 1067 |Gar:)} CO. font, Frone_ om: Const. xseto€ 1c MERE: 7-18 the pastor of the church at the last ses- I can hear even a whisper. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE y | 2.580 sqtere feet, more or less, together H H sion of the annual conference, held in “My right car was stone deaf. My left car F ¥ TWO-STORY bad that at times I would be totally deat. AND BASEMENT BiNCK DWELLING, KNOWN the improven ents, righ ete. ona ‘es TH e 00 March, and he has been so successful in gots pos = i i SAROEEA AVENUE | tS tes conte Gp, elas ta tee ome innate oa his ministry in this clty that many of his aside eos Gocnatoag eaten eke tan, tele ee ae coe ate grftin deed of trust, dated the | Memts, In one and two years, with interest at the : a (‘4 friends have desired to see him retained. fall. With the restoration of my bearing these Seeded a Lhe? 17h, fone #3 2208s, 8 na i oy re The Muenchener 89 The discipline of the Methodist Church noises have stopped.” pen hy t of Colunipta, and at — eat eek, at > purchaser's option. a FE provides that each minister a be ah : secured t of ‘On eacl . 5 urch, bu (ass SOE SARC aah @ | fo ins Smee a na | Bat cnet ema ny DOCTOR McCOY’S BOOK AY. JUS ENTEENTH, rom S - - FIVE O'CLCK P-3t-. the following degertict ae the right, to revell “the silver and tinware, can be done prem uate Io ty of We cost of the defaulting pure a ae - Bees" Cattle ‘dcignsied an aod Boag | Sdvertbemes ouch Peale : better, quicker and cheaper with FREE TO ALL. Et" tuo! goruhovest comet of said lot and "funeing | fecording, efe.at the Si of te perce Served on all Pullman Dining and Buffet Cars. ——— “ 5 . LTER iss ay, a the }_my Qaida Borviving raite, Served on all Wagner Dining and Buffet Cars. marge cametaatlise cas DUNCANSON BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS, ee f Sheaaterly — Served or all Ocean and Lake Steamers. : = ogee oii le, | TEE gale, OB, wosTORY pRuce Served fa ail vonnee McCoy System of Medicine, aie eee atid Ren Oe First Glass Hotel, =~ p - hens vi @ certain deed of trust, " - + PERMANENT OFFICES in Lidge, Ne, 2009, at follo, 364 et, soq.; one of the : Served in the Best Famiiles, « “ mas a yee. flo, 3 Egos tei ; . DR. McCOY’S NATIONAL PRACTICE, cent per snanm, payable semi- , and secured THE : Served In all Fine Giuhs. 3 ASHING PowDER 2 the option of the, barthaber.” Adept ot 90) tate TS ; Dr. at a of $1 4 : $i r noe t oJje required at time of sale. Ail od | Carried en-06-War and Crufeer. Served 3 than with any other i * i opulent ante as So is =: o “talod Silas hrey Pode eat Selle hes, wot em apadyy {he lrustors reserve the Fight to resell the ae ot ee notice of such resale io some The Greatest T S*Malt 15. Sevny ae fais p paths apts, mawset