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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
gS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO MON
DAY DECEMBER THlRTIETH, 1889. same hour
and place. c. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
d23-m, th,f&s,4t Trustee.
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
L HONCAANSUN BhUS., AuctlOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF THIRTY
SIXTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST IN
BUhLEiTH, ADDITION TO WEST WASHfNCi-

Under aud by virtue of deed of trust dated Deem
Der :, 1888. duly recorded i'll liber l453 folio
q the land records of the CT Columbia, and
the request of the holder of the notes thereby
will sell at public auction front OF the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF FEB
RUAkl, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. 1.-The following
described real estate i'll leDstrct of Columbia
to wit Lot numbered six 80 in block one hundred
and fortyone tl4l of certain tract of land called
Bnrlelth" formerly called Alliance Us per plat of
the same recorded III book County No. g." folio 40,
Terms OF sale: one.thiri cash, balance IN and
TWO years. for which the otes OF the purchaser must
be given, with interest payable semi annually, at the
rate OF SIX per cent per Gnnun uni pad. secured
the property sold all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit vi 500 wall be required acceptance OF bid.
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
The Trustee Reserves the right resell cost and
risk OF defautng purchaser If the terms of sale
complied with i'll ten days from day of sale after ten
days previous advertisement of such resale The
Evening STAR" SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee,
la3O-dSds 4O2 Louisiana avenue.
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GEO. ". sTICKNEY, Auctoneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF LOT ON THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF NINETEENTH AND COR
CORAN STREETS.
will offer Tor sale in front of the premises, on
TUESDAY. The FOURTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A
D. ISgQ, AZ HALIPAST FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, THE
SOUTH F1FGI-SEVEN FEET FRONT On NINE
TENTH STREET BY ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
FEET On CoRCoRAN STREET of original lot II.
square "a.
Terms made known at time Of sale. $3.50 deposit
VIII be required All couveyancing at purchaser
cost II terms not complied with in fifteen days
property will be resold at and of deaultng
purchaser. GEO. w. SIIChNEl. Auctioneer
ja3l -d&ds a.}f n ST
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On L STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS SOUTH
NJ. ~. 10

BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed i'll Equity cause No.
9Of4 Green ct al Snow ALL the undersigned,
Trustees, will sell at public auction, in front of the
Premises on MON ia a, FEBRUARY TENTH, 1890,
Al FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described
real estate situate III said District and known the
east half OF lot No f. IN square No 53S fronting 70
feet on north side OF street between I'd and 40
streets southwest by a depth of 122 feet and ::
inches TO an aev 30 feet WIDE with the
consisting Of II Two-story Brick Dwelling, No 3l9 +
street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property deposit of 500 will be required
at time OF sale. If terms not complied with ten
days from day OF sale the lrutees the right
resell the property at the risk and of
ing purchaser or purchasers after ye days notice
such resale m Ihe Evening star newspaper.
IVORY u. KIMBAIl.
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French Physicians Favor u Device for
Deafness.

PARIS, JAM 81. 1880. a. sicians look with favor
upon the invention for relieving deafness which
was recently introduced hero by II. A. Wales OF
bridgeport Conn, and say 1t Is undoubtedly the
highest development which science has reached
toward gliding the deaf.
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PATEMAN CO.,
BANkEKs AND BROKERS,
l4ll 4 Street, Washington. ID. c.
Members Of New York Stock, Produce and Cotton
Exchange.
Connected by private wire with
GREEN a BAIEMAN, New York
BALDWIN 4 FARNUM, Chicago jaoo-om
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.Eo ". sTTcKNEY. Aucuoncer. $3.50 F st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNnIPRoyFn PRopFRTy
PRINTING ON PROSPECT STREFT

10y var nc OF deed OF trust duly recorded among the
aid records OF the Distract 81 Columbia i. lIisr
ioho ls3 et seq. We shall sell public auction m
front 81 tie PREMISES on FRIDAY. the SEVENTH
DAh - itBRUAkh, 1S9o, az HAIF-PAST FOI-R
otLhh NJ. the following described rial estate
situated IN The county Of Mashiugto on ID = 10 Wi.
Ihe west twenty live feet 81 lot num~Ie uiuet..n in
tht SUBDIVISION Of ihrt 4 the estate 81 tieurEr
the sane appears in the records n
folio - 49, y
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance In two equal
Payments u thre" aud six months respectively. r
ceit interest," payable half yearly aud secured rs a
deed OF trust ON the property sold or all ,asb NJ
opu3n OF purchaser Deposit Ui 20 required at ne
OF sale All convey &c.. at cost II purchaser
Terms To DE complied With m 10 days from sale or
proitrty VIII b. resuld .: risk and cost Of
purchaser
,,ss-.osa. ioTIs F. sTuIz rrps,ees.
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AUCTION SALES.
EITI-RE nANS
WEEKS h CO. Auctioaeers.
wv 90 LOUISIANA ave. orposite City Post Ofhce.

CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE SALE
IMtOhIANT sALf 10 THE TRADE IN OPEN
LOIS AND IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES VII hin
OLk SALES ROOM MONDAY MORN Nc, n. Is.
KtARf Third. Al TEN O'CLUCK-BFfNG
SIQNk OF DEALER QUITTiNG BtsrNt So
RAkI GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON, LAMPS lin WARE. BUFFERS SUGARS
sP23nSS HOLDERS; PIfCHEkS. ckEANs,
ENGKAfED AND ofHrR G nfh ! r AiNEEfi
B9MMiS sy FRuiTs, cUTLtRY, CAKE, STANDS,
DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS. WITH AND
wlLH9IT JARS. 20 Patterns; pECoRATFD
AND PLAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS CHAM
BEkS. NASH BOWLS AND IICHiIiS SIOP
JARS, DINNER AND TEA PLATES ALI. SIZES
VEGETABLE MEAT AND o. HER DisHEs
&c, CONFUSING ALToGETHEE A Lake.
AND DESlRABLE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS IN
LOTS TO SUIT DEALERS, taaI pt
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1HoMAs DOWNING. Aucnonecr.

TRuSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE THREE.
EIGHT room DkiCk NLLIINU HOUSFS
hhASMN as NOS. 500 AND 3o4 c STREET
By virtue Of two deeds 81 trust duly recurled IN
Lber lay foos as and a. ct seq one 81 the land
nc.rds ~ the District IF Columbia, and the req az
% the holder Of the notes secured thereby Ni cll
~ suction IA front Of the PREMISES Ri Az,
inf StNENlH DAY or FEBRUARY, u. N.lA.
Al " AhIEh Pas -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
Columbia, 80 Wit sub lots and ~ IN sauAre M $50
a. above described - " 49,
Terms Sold subject 20 deed Of trust for a. 300 on
saSh lot Que April \, 1892 Ter cent semi uuualiv
e~Aahe. cash; deTost Of 800 on each Yis,e ~
VII oe feq airrd " the IurChA~e- a; the ume
~ terms OF sale are not couIiisd wlth ten
uaS ION Jay q sale the property VII he resud az
risk and cost OF the defaultg l,urrh-s,r An ,yey-
sbcihs and recording az TuryhAsef's c5st
-, MASh'N Dan NHpMlRg
ta2s-dSds GEO. A. NORTHlNGToN', Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
"a TURE DAYS,
MORTGAGE SALE

VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
IN HNATTSNIlII. Prince ahOEsF'S COUNTY
Bl virtue q the lewor contaiued in r.o,tsage the
riderslgvd viii SCI. puhiic suction n TN t,rsuI-
Uses. on MONDAY. FlBRU AIRY THAI $50 q
foJR O'CLOCK NJ, an that Lot Il Ground in lee
siElple which froats Too fet; on Ralsin Avenue IN
hysusVlile, and rus back rs; sus.es 100 feet %
a ls-.uOi alley.
anu sttlc rat3e DMt.lig NUfncrlb the residence n
Z "a MckNenl with eighi good rnonis besides attic
aud cellar laid ia cynau.te The halsr heated y
furnace and supplied with rss and large T,,rri O
There are also on the lrcrs,s large chicken t asa
and pump house The property only hive minutes
walk from the ton.
Terms II sale One-tlird cash. one-third in six ani
one third IN twelve months. all cash. purchasers
option deposit OF 81 90 NIL b. required az the
une OF sale fkkDEkICk J. BROWN
Attorney named IN the mcrtgAxe
tSs-dtfB 2.te lsll street. Ralfita.-s
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE US
IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED AT TIL
junction OF EDITITElN = STRrg,g,C ny

TkpSSTIE Es ETpS SALE Fo OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
JUNCTION OF FOURTEEN III STREET EX-
TENDED AND SPRING STREET, IN THE
COUNTY or WASHINGTON, DC.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded in Iiber No.
1913 folio BOO one Of the land records for the District
q Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby, Will offer for sale the premises
| on SAIuRDAi the TWENTY FIRST DAY or
DECEMBkk, A. D. 1889, AT HALf-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK L. NJ the following described property in
the county OF Washington, ID G. and described
D. C. Lewis subdivision Of part of Pleasant Plains sit
uate on the north OF Spring Street. the union
with 18th street extended. excepting the portion
lots To II inclusive heretofore aienated being the
folio sos. and by deed recorded in ber l271 folio
439.
Terms of sale: One-.hird cash and the balance in
one a. and two CD years with interest the rate of
SIX 90 Per cenum per aunun al cash. at the option
of the purchaser; 500 deposit will be required az
Terms to be complied with III D days
C. VI. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
do eod&ds IL East fayette ST.. Baltimore, Md
DAY. DECEMBER THlRTIETH, 1889. same hour
and place. c. NJ. ARMSTRONG;
Dig I'm, th.fGs,4t Trustee
cs-THE PURCHASER AT ABOVE ADyER-
tised sale having failed to comply with the
at his risk and cost on FRiDIi. THE THik ~ !.
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1890. at same hour
and place. G. Al. ARMSTRONG.
Ja2OH. th,s,w&tb,5t Trustee.
sK-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTH. $50, same hour
and place. G, NJ AkMSIrUNt
Ja3l,fl&4 Trustee.
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SHERMAN AT SEVENTY.
The Grizzled Old Hero i'm the Sunset of
Glorious Career.

HOME DINNER AT WHICH FEW OLD FRIENDS
WILL BE PREsENT-THE HERO woy'T HAVE
RECEPTIoS-How HE SPENDS HIS DAYs-HIs
MAPS, LETTERS, SPEECHES AND VISITORS
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DENTISTRY.

nR II. &. JAMES,
~ ORAL SURGEON AND DENTIST,
- O39 y NV,
JoO-lm Between 9TH and : tn SITS.
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH 81. COR
~ En.wtirst-clgss Filings inserted Aching teeth
saved Application To gums prevents pain IA extract
ING. Gas ana ether gwen. hours, 10 D. ja24
LSREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEEIH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without CHARGE except
cost OF MATERIAL at 1925 ST the Dental Depart
ment OF Columbian University from TO pm daily,
except sunday. lnnrIaary open from October 1 V
June 80. se.sO-6m
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INo. w. CoKsoN JNo. W. MCCARTNEY,
u Member NJ. stock IL.
CORSON L MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST. NV
Bankers aud Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Leans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all SECURITIES listed
on tie Exchanges OF New lork, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought aud sold
speciality made Of investment securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas INSURANCE aud Tel
eIhoue stock dealt IN.
American Bel Telephone Stock bought and sold. jyls
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
BY CATALOGUE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
$40, 900 WORTH OF ANTIQUES
DIRECT FROM THE IMpoRTERS
EMBRACING

EMBRACING
RARE AND ELEGANT COLLECTION OF EN-.
PIRE MAHOGANY FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
IN oRMoLU MOUNTINGs, ELEGANT FRENCH
BULL AND oRMoLU CABINETS, TABLES,
ETC. OLD SPANISH CABINETS, FINE OLD
DUTCH INLAID FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
sCRIPTIoN FOR PARLoRs AND CHAMBERS.
FINE sEvREs. DRESDEN AND CHINESE
PoRCELAINs, FINE OLD CUT GLASS. JAPAN.
EsE BRONZE VASES. FINE LOT OF ANTIQUE
GUNS. SWORDS AND PISTOLS, oRMoLU
CLOCKS, CANDELABRAs. CANDLEsTICKs.
ETC; ENGLISH sILvER-PLATED WARE,
CONSISTING OF CANDELABRAs, CANDLE
STICKS. WINE COASTERS, ETC.. ENGLISH
AND OLD DUTCH SOLID SILVER TEA SETS,
SPOONS. CUPS AND OTHER RARE sPECI-
MEMS OF GREAT MERIT.
This superb collection Of goods will be on view at
my Art Galleries, 1lth and Pennsylvania avenue
tuesday, and Wednesday. February 4th and 9TH, from
FEBRUARY SIXTH AND SEVENTH, AT ELEVEN
AN: AND THREE PM. EACH DAY.
NB-Thls is al exceptionally fine collec ton of an
tique art and should command the attention of con-
nosseurs and others who desire elegant and
goods. THOMAS BOWLING.
ja.}1-5t Anct;onaar
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-24

SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Wednesdays Daily.

The body of DR.. VIII E. Turner, VIII,
was drowned in the Missouri river al the
mouth of the MnriAs some months ago
has been found about ten miles below
where the accident occurred.
John Schulz started for the Teton this
morning with lumber for the water tank
at that place. 1t is expected that the
iron horse will drink from TIE Teton
within 10 days.
When d. A. l.. Roger of the City Drug
Store left he shipped his goods to Salt
Lake and after arriving there has waited
in vain for the goods to come. 1t turns
out that the entire stock was burned with
the depot at Butte a few days ago.
The Montana Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will be held ut
Livingston, commencing on July "a,
1890. Bishop Vincent, who has attained
Il world wide reputatian for his leader.
ship of the Chautauqua work, will pre-
side.
James Lawler and others report that
their shacks have been robbed. This
plundering of shacks Is the vilest lind of
robbery. The thieves acquire only a lew
blankets or some provisions. hut they
cause much inconvenience and uneasi
ness to the ranchmcn.
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Decoration Day Program.

Inc arrangements are completed for
Grand time in Great Falls on Decorate,
day. Sheridan post is moving earnestl,
in the matter and the exercises app o
pirate to the occasion will be arranged
and carried ont with complete success
The committee has selected Jas. Dono
van as orator of the day.
Besides the regular commemorative
exercises a program has been arranged by
The Montana Central railroad, co.operat-
lig with the Great Falls Boat club and
citizens, that will bring a large crowd of
people here. The celebrated oarsmen,
Jake Gaudaur and A. Ii. Hamm. will be
on hand to test their skill and strength
on Broadwater bay, the finest body of
water for boating in the northwest. These
me are famOus oaresmen and the contest
viii be one well worth seeing.
The Montana Central will run an ex-
from Anaconda, Butte. Helena
and all other points on the road, putting
the fare for the round trip. ut ii very low
figure. The train will e Il special and
viii arrive at about II O'clock, returning
late in the evening. The tickets, however.
VIII be good for several days, so that
parties who desire to stay over can do so.
1t is fully expected that we will have
hundred visitors on that occi-
sion.
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Contract for its Construction Let to
Burke & O'''Onner of
Helena.
WILL COST FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Work on the Electric Street Railway
and Telephone Exchange TO
Begin at Once.
II, ID. Minot Re-Nisits Great Falls
and is Planning a Large Adj
dition to His Three
story Block.

Tuesday Burke X O'Connor, con,
tractors of Helena. were awarded the
contract for the erection of the New
England Realty company's building. The
excavation for tins structure is 162N50
feet, which will eve "A basement under
the entire building and front sidewalk.
On the first floor Will be two store rooms
fronting on Central venue and four
store rooms on the side fronting on Fifth
street. The building will be 50x150 feet.
On the second floor will be rooms for the
various county Offices and a large fire
proof vault for the protection of the
county records. The third floor will be
divided into rooms and suits for real es-
tate or law offices. The rooms will be so
arranged that each will receive light
from an outside window. The entire
building will be heated by steam, sup
piled with water and furnished with gas
fittings, although electricity will be used
IN lighting. Closets and wash rooms will
be placed on each floor. Especial atten-
ton will be given to drainage and ventil-
alton. The basement walls and walls of
the first and second stories will be extra
heavy, with n view to adding more rooms
to the top when circumstances so demand.
The subject of adding II fourth story, to
be used as lodge rooms has been consid-
cred, but no conclusion has been reached.
The front of the building will be native
sand stone and pressed brick and will be
finely finished, while throughout the en-
tire building the. most thorough attention
will be given to strength, durability and
convenience of arrangement.
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"HellO!" Therei

Mr.. d. S. Murray, assistant secretary of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, arrived with Il force of experts
yesterday from Salt Lake city. MI. Muir
ray has charge of the construction of the
telephone exchange and will begin work
this morning. All the material for this
exchange is now Ell route to Great Falls
and will arrive in a day or two. All the
instruments and appliances used are the
very best and the service will be equal to
that in any city. The holes for poles
will be dug and some poles put up this
week. A number of local men will be
given employment in the construction,
The front room in Jerry Quesnelle's
building has been leased for a central
office. About 1875 instruments will be put
in at the start and ample provision has
been made for the growth of the town.
The exchange will be in working order
by July 18th. 1t is the purpose of the
company to establish communication with
Helena, Choteau, Monarch, Neihart and
Barker. In a few months it Will lie DOS
sible to talk with friends in the capital or
hear of The latest 'Strike" in the mines by
telephone.
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The Electric Street Railway.

Mr.. Arthur Roe, general western
manager of the Thompson-Houston
Electric company, is in the city, in the
interest Of his company. Mr.. Roe has a
force If men with HIM and will probably
s%uperintend the construction of the Par
sons Electric street railway. The ma
chinery for this enterprise is standing on
the track in the Great Northern yards
and the contract for grading have been let.
MIR. kirkendall, the contractor, will be-
gin work on the grading Immediately.
Foundations for a large tanK has been
laid On the top of the hill overlooking
Black Eagle falls. 1t is understood that
the company will put in engines to zen
crate electricity with which to run the
street cars until the water power is avail
able. Thus, one by one the projected
enterprises become realities and before
August LIST, the tourist may be able to ride
on an electric street railway to see the
Black Eagle falls, Giant spring and other
scenic attractions in hat vicinity.
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With Special Application 10 The Few
of That Class Who Live in
Great Falls.
RAPID PROGRESS MADE ON THE DAM.
Large Force of Men Employed and til,
Work &oing Ahead
Nicely.
An Interesting business session ol
the Board OF Trade Last
Evening.

A great many people are born kicking,
aud all through their dreary existence
they continue this melancholy exercise
Nothing suits them They are never in.
linci tu look III the bright side of any
thing and are continually finding fault.
it'll such people. u newspaper account
of anything is always Of doubtful authori
~; any public enterprise will usually tail.
or if it succeeds II is by some chance,
aud not because of any foresight or Judy
ment on the part of its projectors. Great
Falls contains II few of these chronic
kickers. These people claim that the
great dam will never he built and the
Boston IL Montana smelter is a myth.
such unfortunate beings have always ex,
listed and will continue to exist: hut Great
Falls will grow and prosper in the face
Of their dire predictions. The ignorance
Of such people is usually the foundatian
Tor their lack of faith. In speaking of
the great dam, a number of men ventur-
ed the opinion yesterday that there We're
not more than six men at work. 70
throw some light on this subject the
TRIBUNE yesterday sent u representative
down to see what is going on.
The scene at Black Eagle falls is one
Ut great activity and is unusually inter
esting; for here is being developed the
lnlghtlest water power in the world. On
the south side OF the river the work as
yet has been all preliminary. Mr.. d.. Nj.
ellis, the foreman in charge, is working
Az men,. lie Is removing all earth from
the bank which might fall in after the
dam is built, for II distance of 600 feet
above the dam site, and is preparing the
shore for the reception of the abutments.
The magnitude OF the work must be seen
to Do appreciated. In some OF the blast
Ing operations a charge Of IL to IA kegs
ot powder is often used. When the ex-
poison occurs rocks are sometimes
thrown entirely across he river, and
large masses of earth aud rock are
thrown nto the roaring current below to
re sWept over the falls. The boarding
house, managed by Joe Pataude, is pic
'nresquely located at the foot OF the fall.
AT the south SIDE OF the river the dtm
VIII be about 100 ieet above the fall.
TN the norm SIDE OF the river much
more work has been done. Three fore
men are IN charge OF as many gangs of
men and the work Is advancing rapidly.
The wood workmen have put IN about
joU 1eet OF Golfer dam. This has been