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JOSEPH j. DARlJNGION, trustee.
my3-d&ds ITO 9th st. II w, Washington, u. c.
- ATCLIFFE. DARR y CO.. Auctioneers.
HI $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV
| CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
| BEING No. 30 MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST,

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING No 30 MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST,
WASHINGTON. DC.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed III equity cause No.
1900 the I'D day of April $780, the undersigned
trustees will offer sale Mt public auction front
Of the premises, on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY
OF MAY, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK Il. ~, all that piece
Of Ground lying aud being in the city of Washington
District OF Columbia. and described Lot twn hun
dred and thirteen Glib, III square six hundred and
seyenty-hys l3I5), the SAME bling improved by u
Three-story Brick Dwelling, which Is known No.
80 Myrtle street northeast.
Terms Of sale are fellows: Ono third Of the pur
chase money III cash within days from the day
OF sale OF which $500 IL C lie paid deposit at the
time of sale the balance of the purchase money in two
equal lusallents six and Twelve months from the
day Of sale. for which the purchaser viii give his
pronissory notes. dated the day of sale and bes,
terest al per centun annun all cash. at option
Of purchaser. FRANK T. BROWNING. trastee,
4l6 9th st. NV.
SAMUEL r. BOND, Trustee,
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

fO-NORhON.
WEES as Co o A Ss 9nssc,,. e,,,vn
LARGE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOB
OUR REGULAR SALE AT OUR sALEsRooMs.
THURSDAY. MAY EIGHTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A VI.
SIX WALNUT SUITES THREE AND TEN PIECES.
CHERRY AND ANTIQUE OAK SETS, PARLoR
SUITES. SEVERAL FINE SIDEBOARDS WARD
ROBES, TWO BOOKCASES, LEATHER SEAT
CHAIRS, MIIIER's IRON SAFE. HAIR AND
SHUCK MATTRESSES, CARPETS. MATTINGs,
MIRRORS. c. S. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS EX.
TABLES. AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
OTHER NECESSARY HOUSE FURNISHINGS
ALSO,
THREE LOADS OF GOODS FOR ACCOUNT OF
STORAGE. COUNTERS. BINS. BEER BOX AND
MEAT BOX. 1t
A TT AUCTION SALE
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
lool d st. opposite Pennsylvania ave-.
COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY. MAY SIXTH.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN,
Continuing daily until entire stock is closed out
You are respectfully invited to attend the sale Of
JAPANESE ART POTTERY, &c.
Consisting Of Old and Modern satsma. Tyson. Toxic
and Imary Porcelain Ware; Choice Collection
OF Tete-atete and Tea Sets. Salad
Bowls, &c Also Elegant
Selection of Bronzes and
Cloisonncs.
In this collection will be found Ladies' Silk Dressing
Gowns. Crepe Silk Shawls, Gents Smoking Jackets
Gold and Silk Embroidered Screens and other varieties
of Japanese Art too numerous to mention.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.,
my5-5t Auctioneers.
VVALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
GRAND EXHIBITION
AUCTION SALE OF ORIENTAL GOODS.
NO. 1874 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Bet. l4th aud 18th streets, near the Treasury.
FINE COLLECTION, CONSISTING OF SOC
PIECES GENUINE RARE ORIENTAL RUGS.
CARPETS, TAPESTRIES. TEXTILES. PoR-
THERE'S AND EMBRoIDERIEs, $50 OF
WHICH ARE GATHERED FROM
THE PALACES OF THE ORIENT
EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
MAY FIFTH AND SIXTH.
SALES COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY. ELEVEN AM AND 9 PM,
AND FOLLOWING THREE DAYS AT THE SAME
HOURS.
Your attendance will give you simply idea about
the Palace Goods this is the first time the United
States such collection has offered at auction
Respectfully.
THE ORIENTAL TRADING CO.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO..
Auctioneers. m:3-5t
ID EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
l. PROPERTY AND DWELLINGS, CORNER
NINTH AND STREkTS NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY EIGHTH al
SIX O'CLOCK, will sell i'll front of the premises
partof
LOT >, SQUARE 800,
fronting IL FEET INCHES on 9tn street and front
of - FEET INCHES on street, improved by
3-STORY STO RE aud DWELLING on Yth street and
TWO 3-STORY DWELLINGS on street This prop
erty Is of the best situated in the city and worthy
the attention OF investors.
Terms one third cash, balance in and two years
notes to bear cent interest. payable semi
ally and TO be secured by deed of premises
all cash 1T option of purchaser. deposit of S25t
required at sale Convey ancIng DC, at purchaser
cost. Terms he complied with in ) days. other
wise right reserved to resell a. risk and the de
faUltuR purchaser after live days advertisement o
such resale IN some newspaper III Washing
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FUTURE DAYS.
LYME BUILDING LOT On STREET NEAR COR
Il MIR OF TMENTl-FIRST STREET, 3G13 FEET
FRONT.

L NtK OF TWENTl-FIRsr STREET. 35I9 FEET
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK we WI 1eI IN fr9nt Of the premises part
Fronting ~ feet on street aud running back to 9
This property is admirably situated for baiiding.
Terms One third cash; balance i'll and two years,
notes to bear six per cent interest payable
an cash at option OF purchaser deposit of $3.50 at
% dSds b6SuHNsoS BRdS Aastioneer
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE AND VALU-
~ ABLL TRACTS OF LAND AND FISHERIES ON
THE POTOMAC RIxEa, .,,
The OT1ERBACK ESTATE.
By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county. Va, made November 20. 1889. the suit of
OF sale therein named, at TWELVE O'CLOCK on
THURSDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH. 1890, will offer for
sale ut public auction. III front Of the market house
Alexan4ra city, part Of the real estate which the
late Philip Otterback died seized: consisting Of:
st ne tract OF land called ',oposauIn Nose" con-
tanning 03i acres, more less, lying Prince VIII
the Potomac river and one mile on Quantlco creek
Some AGO acres of this tract IS cleared adIn cultiya
all the necessary outbuildin-s The residue is well
umbered there being great quantityof hard and pine
I'd; The tract OF laid calico ''High Point" contain
ing LOO acres more less lying in FarfaS county
fronting over mile on the Potomac and consider
able distance on Occoquau Bay. l6UO acres of this
tract Is me up iEd ana al Of IT except 800 or 400
wood In this section of the state there better
ping to good markets ties lumber AMI cord wood The
clearing - in GUILTY. alton and has large and comfort
High Point" shad and herring fishing shor is one
OF the Oldest. best known and most profitable the
river.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. and the residue in
three 90 equal annual paym, nts evidenced by inter
ertt Sold expense OF conNcyancng to be borne by the
purchaser. The commissioners authorized by the
decree to rece private bids and rerort the to
the court for ITS action FOR further information APP
ply to the undersigned at the addresses indicated be-
W wILLoUGHBY, Washington, DC
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

ZINE DUILDING LOT On NEAR CORNER OF
L 10TH STREET NOR1HWEST. - 6-12 FEET
BY 95 FEET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY SEVENTH.
ut hALt-PAST FIVE OCLOC X. we will sell III front
of the premises Lot Is, square 1913, fronting 20 D. II
by depth of 10 feet to alley, with 2Ufoot side
alley This property is admirably situated, being on
street adjacent to 10th street. and Is fine building
site
Terms: $500 to remain on property at per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, for two years
Ouehalf balance cash and half balance
year per cent all of balance cash If desired by
purchaser. deposit o 500 at sale. CoAveyancIng
&C.. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
III ten days. DUNCANS0N BhOS.,
m3-dt-ds Auctioneers.
TWO SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ON SIX.
l. TEENIH STREET BETWEEN l. AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING FIFTY FEET
FRONT BY DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SIN FEET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVENTH,
at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell in front of the prem
ises. part OF
LOTS II AND Is, SQUARE 1917.
This property has front Of 80 feet 9th street
and depth of Ice feet. aud Will be sold two Lots,
one with the privilege OF both.
These Lots Sre situated one of the finest resi-
dent streets in city and admirably adapted fine
Dwellings.
Terms: Oue-third cash: balance in one and two
years, notes to bear SIX cent interest semi
annually and to be secured by deed of trust prem
ses Sold all cash, at option OF purchaser deposit
OF 500 on each Lot at of sale Conveyguciug,
&c, at purchasers cost. cerms to be complied with
at the risk and of the defautng purchaser after
five days, advertisement of such resalein
paper publlshedln Washington. ID G.
m2-d&ds DUNCANoON BROS, Aucts.
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers
GROCERIES AND FIXTURES,
fh6uR Specs CASNf8 G6GDs S sIfnP
VINEGAR, TOBACCO AND CIGARS IRON
SAFE. FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES RE-
FIR. CREATOR, COFFEE MILL, BU1 CHEZ AND
COUNTER SCALES, MEAT RACK AND BLOCK
CASES, COUNTERS, SHELVING AND BINS,
&C, &C.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
ONE HORSE, D YEAl; OLD. GOOD DRIVER.
ONE SINGLE HARNESS AND DAYTON WAGON.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY EIGHTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK, We Will sell III store corner of Sth and y
street northwest the above stock of Groceries, &C.
without reserve to which we call attention of deale
nd-@t WALTER b. wILLIAMsS C o. Aucts
u ATCLIFFE, DARR Co. Auctoneers
ART GALLERIES. 92O PA AVE. NV
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE OF AN
EXQUISITE AND SUPERB COLLECTION
OF TURKISH PERSIAN AND INDIAN
RUGS.
CARPETS.
TAPESTRIES.
TEXTILES.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
NOVELTIES. &C. &c.
Being recent importation by, together with the
tire,
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PROPOSALS

flES,-sMIIHsONIAN INSTITUTION, rs
= salons Museum Washington. Arrll 10 lsaO. =
east rois sails NJ. D. r-ce4Ned until 1MI I've NJ.
MAJ siAIEENIh. 1890. 10 furnish g. the smith,
sonlan thsntnt,on ana the t.S National NnsenIA
uuFMs t-e nsca4 Year end;C June 30 1891. supplies
% We ioi9Nlns classes Cases and Boxes. Chem Gals.
fooG tNr Ahinsis, tu,l Srd loo. HardNauo, Ium,sr.
49, N44> Ac >tNtlout-N. Textiles. MashILe. Mis-
SS-:SNus Sai Iles aha Tor the sale 81 waste rsTer
AZ Ntoer refuse mAtersl. AWARDS Will D. made only
% established manufactI = 81 o. aeaiers IN ne
ArAlsS he tisht - reserve % waive dcfscts aud 10
re- =. any Sr al bids or parts OF bids BLANK forms
IN - ecitcatlons Tor prcysals AMI further
ton desired oh intending bidders. Will te furnished On
ava catl 4 ~ th' ufce % the SECRETARY
T. LANGLEY. SeCpsary. Ar.,S % % NO 10
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ENT OF THE INTEKIoR. WASHING

nEPAkIMENr OF TUE INTERIOR. WASHING
~ ton ID C April 10. 1890 -~saled frpl.tSsla viii
be rSoelyed until TtEsDAh. NAY ThiRFEl-NIH.
io9l iSr FURNISHING Misc llaneous SupIiss Tor tins
year ending June 30 lSnl. Proposals must h. rlas
on The Department forms. which with Necessary IN
strUc1lCus. Viii be FURNISHED APPLICATION l., tine
DEF artu.ent JOHN ". NOBLE, Secretary
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DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CuRED.

DIR. Lghthin takes pleasure TO submit
to those interested the following testi.
monials of cures:
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DLoPOSALS FOR WASHING. KECKI Ting
Il Rendezvous L. : Army, Washington. n. G. Man,
iS9O Sealed Proposals, in triplicate. subject &c
the usual conditions vii be received the kerru IL
lng hendezYous, AZ No. 4lo TeIth street northwest
Washington. DC. until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
on the SlA ZENITH DAY Oh JUNE. 1880. al which
time and place they Vii! be OIcnrd IN the Of
bidders Tor rendering services Indicated tor the
Recruiting Service, United states Army. whenever
required Within the clty limits during the fiscal
eudlnE June 80. 1881, viz. Washing Articles II 6uN
eminent Equlpage. The goNcTnuicnt RESERVES the
risht TO reject any all PROPOSALS. Blanks aud fun
information a. e. biddlag, Sc, Will te turlsed
Application Envelopes containing proposals should
lie mark ii Proposals for Washing" and addressed TO
CAPTAIN L. NJ. OlBSON. stB Cavalry. Recruiting
Officer. mya0. .s.iel3, 4-Ut
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ATTORNEYS.

- L. PHILLIPS. j. q. ZACHRY
-. l. D. MCKINNEY
PHILLIPS. ZACHhA a MCkENNEl.
Ja4-6m AttorueyS-at-lAw sun Building, St
('AMPBELL CAKiINGION, ATTOkNEl-AT-lAw,
- Webster Law BUILDING, sos 81. a. w. asuingtoll
u. G. hesldence. y53 81 nv. d22
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DENTISTRY

INK STARE PARsONs. DENTIST gTH 81. COR
IL Enw.-tlrst-Cass filings Inserted. AYI4cAtlou
10 gums prevents IAln an eNtractns All branches %
Dentlstry. At present lUcatlon ten yeals. nluls
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u ATCLIFFE, pARR & co, Aaeuoaeers.

ONE ELECTRIC LIGHT DYNAMO, CAPACITY
ABOUT $50 INCANDESCENC LAMPS. ONE or
THE VERY BEST MAKES AND IN PERFECT
ORDER.
On MONDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1890. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, VIII sell within sales rooms. H.1O
Pa ave. W. one Electric Light Dynamo in perfect
order, which be examined our sales prior
20 day OF sale. Terms cash.
mod EATCIIFFE, DARR K co, Aucts.
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hCme of the late Col. John McH Holllngswor;l
formerly OF Mount Vernon. 3l24 stoddard street,
West Washington, will be Offered at Public sale on
THURSDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH. 1890, at FIyI
OCIOCk p. NJ, at the above address
m5-lO' A. {. MCDuM ELI. Executor
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WEEKS L CO. Auctioneers
w 0S7 La. ave-, Opposite City PUst Office
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MANICURE.
MADAM pawn,

M MANICURE AND CHTROpOpISE
sO3 9TH ST. n. w.. over 1hOn pson's drug store
The only importer and ulanuIa1 turer tlue Mani
cure sHa ShirVYOdIst Goods south New lin
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LIME BUILDING LOT ON Q NEAR CORNER OF
L 10TH STREET NORlHW EST. - 6-l2 FEET
BY 95 FEET.
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pRoRosALs. ToR PAPER FOR rHE rrBIIo

IDROPpSAl.S FOR PAPER FOR 1HF PlRT TO
Il printing AID hluding Scaled PROPOSALS ~l q.
ce;Ned until MAY SlNTEENrA 1880 Al 10 20
O'CLOCK N. Tor furnishing certain iaTer for the
pGsic printing and binding tor siN l.ths
lEg July j, 1890 md CutI February -. lS9 al tho
oTuon Of the JOINT Comm ttee on PrinuEg. the sad
proposals 20 be opened before and the award OF
TRACTS 70 be mad. by ihe JOINT Commttse VI Corer
on Pubic Frlltug 10 the lowest ana best bidder fvg tie
lnttre Is OF the Government. the committee reserNln
10 itse the tght 70 reject ana al b3s. as ts judy
ment OF tho best lnter 81 the mas die
tate Detailed SEIZED ufes 81 description. Quaf tlg
and qua4ity OF the faIvr required. accompanied ~
samples AID blank proposals, aud gylpg tn" reEuiN-
tons with which bidders must conf lA. b. OLE
taiHed b. addrt Prank Palmer lubnc Printer.
Washington. ID. G. The contracts Viii be entered io
Tor supplying such Quantities - PAPER a. uuay 20
ietcu during the period specifled. aud Al-
esilatec quantities st forth detail u. the schedule
COM rise $500 reans first-class le-cr PAPER. du-
ieItlt sizes AID weight ZOO Rams serOud class
IedHrF taper. different aud weight. $50 reAuS
Foie mamma aIcr. d creit and eignt -
HIe bItached manila paper, 2IN.fS. 100 = and
= Tissue baIer, u N.S.. 100 r-au- CuIylug laIer.
tofN--'as 100 reanas coVNiag paper, 1Us<NsAL 10
reAn,s oiottLE Paper. lsN2g 10 hlottg PAGER,
49, IUO realms tar Iaper 2iN3Os 2,s reans paid.
i!aroe aid comb EaIsr. different sizes % rssfl-
lriat!ng paper. AXIS 30 reHnls French folio a.
Prui hals Viii De- received Tor Thousand reass "a
NOR. BY direction " the Jgut Coululitt,e Con
srcss on iub!ic Printing. FRANK " PALMER. tpth.
nc Printer Washington. AIr -, 1880 ul2 80
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
LARGE LOT OF FINE ROSES IN BUD AND BLOOM.
HANGING BASKETS, FANCY STANDS AND
MANY OTHER CHOICE PLANTS FROM The
WELL-kNOMN NURSERY OF y. STUDER. AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, NAY NINTH. 1890 commencing q.
ELktEN O'CLOCK within my szlesrooms, l will sell
NIT THOMAS DowLING, Auctioneer.
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THOMAS DOwLIkG. Aucnoneer.

VERY NALuABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT
The NOk lHEASr CORNER OF 1HIRIEENrH
AND PRINCETON STREETS, COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS, OPPOSITE The HAMMOND kEsI-
DESCE. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY TWELFTH. 1880. at FIVE
OCLOch r. N, on the premises, shall sell Lot 10.
block -, Columbia Heights loQNl50
Terms: One-third ash. haanCe in one and two years
NltE notes bearing inter- 1T and secured by deed of
trust All conveyan At purchasers s2OO de-
posit required at the time OF sale
my3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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TINHOMAs DOWNING, AucnOnoeE.
TRUSTEES, SALE or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN HE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT

By virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded among
the land records OF said District ia Liter 1890 folio
% ct and at the written request Of the holder II
the notes secured thereby. Viii sl al puolc Guc-
ton, IN front Of tie premises, on SAL RDAl, THE
SEkENTEENIH DAY OF MAY. $50. at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK i NJ, all those certain ,arcels
Il ground lying and being IN said city Of Washington
and Distinguished Lots 81 10 o.. both inclusive.
John Ches1ors recorded subdivision Of part of square
SIS together with the improvements. &c, cons
of eleven twO-story brick houses.
Terms OF sale: Cne-third cash. residue in two equal
payments at one ana two years respectively, 8 FER
cent interest payable half yearly secured by deeds of
trust on the property sold all cash. al option Of pur
chaser. $40 deposit each lot = time sale. AL
conNeyancing. &c, al purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with in ten day trustees the
right to advertise and sell de:auitg purchasers
cost and risk
JOHN 8 SwokMSTEDTl r-,,s.oos
mO-d&ds WALTER T. WRIGHT, ! br"s'ees
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DRuPOsALs FOR STATIONERY. WAR DE-
Il Iartment. Washington, Dc. Apfil L., 1890
Sealed proposals, IN dul cAte. subcf 20 the usual
conditions. viii b, received al tins Office until ONE
O'CLOCK pm 1ni bSDAl. NAY FlffEEN1H.
1884, Toy IN. ulshlng Stationery for the War Depart
meht and ats bureaus m Washington during the fssl
ScaT ending june 80 1891 Blank furu.s PROPOSALS,
showing the items ana estimated quantities required.
together with circular relaug fhrri 80, viii be fur
Li-het on APPLICATION 10 this Office. Bids vii b.
sdered on each Item separately. bidders notified
that lao award r formal CcpianCe ~ hid under
tails ADVERTISEMENT Viii be made until Congress mAkss
al AZ rroi nation irCm which the supplies called for
ca a. purchased Proposals Ice Iudor-td the
outside ~ the envelope -Proiusas for stationery"
and addressed 20 NJ. 4 THohl, Chief, SUpIly BiNls-
AMID IL 81
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THE HORROR OF THE CENTURY.
Burning of a Montreal Insane Asylum
Yesterday.

ovE1 ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST ~ SCENE OF
MOST AWFUL cHAos-HUSDREDs or MANIAcs
FLEE TO THE wooDs-THE BUILDING WAS A
FIRE-TRAP AND RESCUE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and ID street

NtDs NtF Inv BulIu4llg, I
CHARLES A. ELLIOTT,
ap23-dSds Tendali Building.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

plan for the union Of the Brooklyn Maternity and
the Womcn's homeopathic Hospital and Dispcnsary
Is under consideration If 1t is effected it will result
81 the erection Of fine new building for hospital puy
poses.
number Of farms. comprising 21s acres living
between seventeen and Eghtysixth sts and Fort
Hamilton and Eighteenth ayes. have boon purchased
BY syndicate Of Boston capitalists and will be laid
out into building lots on the plan of the suburban
settlements Of Biythetowne, West Brookyn and Bath
Reach. which the property is situated. An
electric road Will run through Eighty -s1thst from
Third ave.
Colonel George II. Lawrence, who shot himself in
the head at No. 800 Seyenthave on Tuesday night
In fit Of dependency. died yesterday at the Method
list Episcopal Hospital
Colonel David Gribbcn. paymaster Of the Atlantic
Avenue street Railroad Company died on Thursday
AZ his home, No 3l4 Hal-ey ST.. at the age OF sixty
tao. He served in the Army as paymastcr and
rose to the rank of colonel in the war The funeral
Will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Rev James Farrar has accepted the call Of
the First Reformed Church In Scvcnhavc., and will
begin his work in June. lie has been pastor of tho
Fourth United Presbyterian Church In Philadelphia
for six years He was graduated from the princeton
Theological Seminary.
The condition OF Ripley Ropes was much improved
YESTERDAY, and his physician said that danger Of
pneumonia was past.
Viear-Gcneral Keegan was no better Yesterday. but
his phy sicans still confidence IN his recovery
Another consultation was held last evening.
John Thomson a ticket-cOllectOr on the Bridge.
has been suspended, pending an Investigation. waiter
i. Ople says Oh
way TO New-York with lady, he put two tickets III
the box but Thompson declared he put IN only one.
and followed them into the car and told the woman
that she must deposit ticket she went to get II.
and on the way tainted and was carried 10 the wait
ing room. Thompson recently removed from the
Bridge police for making al unjusuhable arrest
Andrew Henry has begun proceedings TO revoke The
probate Of his fathers Will. In order 10 contest IT,
The father, Peter Henry, died in June. 1ss9 ahd cii
An estate of 81 900 10 his wife. The son says thai
ne has found that his fathers real name was Peter
hat ha cd rnff
scotland and then deserted his wife and brought MS
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COLLEGE MEN ON THE HARLEM.
ooLUMB1A's oARsMEX HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
SPRING REGATTA TIE sOPHOMJREe WIN.

oorrvRrA,s oARSMEN HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
SPRING REGATTA TIE sOPHOMJREe WIN.
The annual spring regatta OF 'ouhp" ''i''S"
,r,s held on the Harlem River Yesterday a~fI""h
The boat house at one hundred and forty MN st. wa
well filled with "a gayly dressed urOug 81 inc itit
admirers ot the college boys. willie the students
,ur,cd ont I'm large numbers to cheer their faVoHie
crews The classe, OF 81 '02 and 'D3 each manned
an clghtoarcd she'll and the race wa, one m.ie long
the course being down the river and ending at tho
bOathOusc.
Robertson 81 < Of NJ. the starter. ana Glider
sleeve, 'D2 Law school. was the Judge al the hh-h
Mclcn the stroke Of the VARSITY crew, was the time
keeper At the word CO." '02's crew got on hr,t
and rowing thirty five strokes 20 the minute led
down the stream with the freshman crew co'' in her
rear and ~ following. For awhile the freshmen
struggled for the lead and then '92 spurtcd ana
gained boat length. The STROKE OF %, seeing
1913 drop behind reduced his stroke 10 thirty two. and
the three crew. finished the race the sophomore,
leading the freshmen by about two lengths. and
the Juniors briu ginG up the rear The time owing
10 the stf breeze minutes 10 seconds.
The men in the boats were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Mr.. MATHESIUSS BLOWS PROVED FATAL

MR. MATHESIUS'S BLOWS PROVED FATAL.
Henry summergl died yesterday at No. 90 Pal
metto-st the effects OF injuries inflicted upon him
by Alexander Mathesus former Bridge engineer, In d
quarrel in which they were engaged Oh Monday Mr.
Mathesius had been tenant of Mr. Sumncrsill, aud
the latter had tried elect him early in the winter but
under a verbal lease for year Mr. Mathesius remained
lie moving Monday and refused 10 give up the
keys Of the house until he had removed his piano,
which had been left behind. He says that Mr.. sum
mergill struck him with umbrella and he knocked
him down in defending himself Mr.. Summerglll's
ribs broken and penetrated the lungs The
Coroner arrived too late TO take his ante moitcm state
ment yesterday. Mr.. summergill was scycnty-two
Years old. lie formerly lewellcr in the East
ern District and after nherting fortune from friends
In England embarked In real estate operations In the
Eighteenth Ward. Mr.. Mathcsius under 50 900
ball but rearrcstcd and held to await the result
of the inQuest