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TIE COURTS,
CIRCUIT COURT-.Iul1e Cor

CIRCUIT COURT-JuOl0e Cor
Saturday -Sinsheimer agt Peoples Transfer
and Dispatch Company; motion to quash at
tachment overruled. T.. Il. Swetman ct al agt
L. OEourke: attachment dissolved. II. Buch-
anan agt. J. ID. Masterson: motion for new trial
oyerruled. Hopkins agt. Higgins; same. s. C..
Busey agt. III. E. Weaver; defendant allowed to
amend his pleas by consent of plaintiffs attor-
ney. V. V. klinefelter agt. W. &. Lewis d Co.
motion for security for cost granted plaintiff
to file bonds. j. McElroy agt. n. III. Miller ;
executor and q. Il. Price, surety: motion to
condemn credits attached August 81. 1890 in
hands of garnishee submitted. Hoover agt.
Otterback; motion for fiat overruled. Coulter
agt- Loeb; motion for new trial overruled. c.
II. Cox agt. j. White; same. Woods & Co. agt.
Jarvis ct al: demurrers to defendants pleas
sustained. with leave to defendant to amend
Bailey agt. Kenny: motion to set aside judg-
ment overruled. with leave to renew motion.
Fisher Il Co. agt. Sadler; motion to auash GER
tiorari. John X. Thomas agt Washington
Casino Company; motion for leave to amend
declaration granted. r. Frank agt. Solomon
Hirsh: motion for judgment under seventy
third rule overruled.
EQUITY CoURT-.Judge Hdonpr.
Saturday-Ricks agt. Kicks; sale ratified nisi
Perry a2t. Brooks; same Same agt. same; re-
ferred TO auditor. Moore agt. Moore; testimony
before Alex. II. Gait, examiner. ordered taken.
Parker agt Baker; cash payment by pur-
chaser allowed.
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TROUBLE IN GUATEMALA.
It Is Said That Barillas' Desire tc Dictate
His Successor Will Cause a Revolt.


His Successor viii Cause a Revolt.
A special dispatch from the City of Mexico
says that advices from Guatemala reveal the
true reason of discomfort and revolutionary
talk in that country. The restless spirit
is Occasioned by the elections which are
to be help in October. President
Barilas wishes to make Francisco Angiuapo
who resigned from the cabinet the other day.
his successor, but as he is heartily detested the
people are not willing to accept the nomination
and much less having him forced upon them by
Barillas. The president has also by his acts Of
forcing laborers to work upon his coffee
plantations IN the upper districts of the repub-
lie without remuneration got the dislike Of all
the residents of that locality who are not loathe
TO express their dislike to him in seditious
language. Between now and election time a
revolution Is foregone conclusion and I'M
! questlonabiy Barillas will have to seek refuge
in some other country.
The same dispatch saws there is no difficulty
between Salvador and Honduras and both
countries are observing to n letter the recent
| treaty. The only talk of trouble in either of
the two republics is confined to refugees and
/ Is not worthy of consideration The hest of
authority Is given for the statement that Fran
cisco II. Mena will be the new secretary of the
! treasury. Gen. Mena has been for several
years financial agent Of the Mexican republic
| at London.
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WORLDS FAIR MATTERS.
Mr.. Stone Withdraws His Name for Chief
of the Foreign Department,

Mr.. Stone Withdraws His Name for Chief
of the Foreign Department.
There is considerable surprise in Chi
cago over the failure of the worlds fair
board Of directors to confirm the appointment
of NJ. E. Stone as chief of the foreign depart
ment. On receiving notice that the vote on his
confirmation tie Mr.. Stone sent letter
to Director General Davis declining to allow
the further use of his name.
In this letter Mr.. Stone said he had posi-
tive dislike for taking up 1.-THE arduous and
thankless work in store for any one who as
sumed the management of the foreign depart
ment. This was especially true when
came to understand the existing
differences between the local and ma
tlonal boards respecting the question
of jurisdiction. And the feeling of reluctance
was by no means dissipated by the perfect
foundations of applications for place in the
foreign bureau. The pressure for positions by
members of the local board, acting on behalf
OF their friends. did not promise well for an
efficient and business-like administration"
Mr.. Stone further said it plainly stated
in the act of Congress that the national COM
mission should have charge of all foreign
affairs. The directory has been assuming that
power.
A Chicago paper says The board of control of
the national commission received the news of
the directors action on appointments for direc-
tor general and spent some time in discussing
the matter. That they were warm was evident.
One of them said that if necessary the board of
control will remain in permanent session to
run the foreign department. 1t is probable
that the board of control will not permit the
director general to send any agents abroad
who may now be members or officers of either
the commission or the directory.
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Sun building,
LAT1MER / SLOAN Auctioneers ta1 n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE STEAMBOATS
L WHAkvES AND WHARF RIGHTS, REAL Els.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLES TEAMBOATS
L WHARyES AND WHARF RIGHTS, REAL Is.
TATE AND FRANCHISES.
District of Columbia. passed in equity, cause No.
l2sl9. wherein Horatio c. Wood ct al. are COMPLIANT
ants and the Inland and seaboard Coastng Company
will offer tor sale on TUESDAY. the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1891. at THREE O'CLOCK p Nj. at
Company at the foot Of Sixth street southwest in the
city Of Washington, D. C., the steanlboats Jane
Moseley;.. lady Of the Lake. John W Thonp-
niture. Engines. &c.. and also all the ieasehod
license. interest right and title in and to the wharf
now occupied by said company at the OF street
inys, sheds and structures thereon and also
all those certain pieces parcels land and premses
situated n the city Of GEORGETOWN. D. c.. known and
same appears in the offices of the surveyor and re-
corder OF deeds for said District lots SIX 3d. seven
south side of Water street. in said GEORGETOWN eye
tending with said lot lines from said Water street
southwark to the channel of the Potomac river, to-
tanning thereto and all the buildings thereon and also
all and singular the corporate rights and franchises
Kranted oy the act OF Of said company
Terms IN respect OF the said steamboats, one-third
cash. the balance IN two equal installnents ut three
and six months froI date OF SALE and respect
other property, onetnird cash, the balance in two
equal insalents. and two years with interest
at the rate OF per centum per until paid.
be secured by lien upon the property satisfactory to
All conyeyancing recording, Be. at the cost Of the
purchase deposit Of $40 will be required ON each
Si at the time Of SALE Of sale to
the reserve the right resell the property
the risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser after ve
tss ssT W IN daily newspaper published IN
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
NArHL. wf IL bSsh st. NV Trustees.
my29-l5t THOMAS D0WLING i s3N. Aucts.
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Failure OF q Big Clothing House.

The London and Liverpool Clothing Com
pany, at Sc and SO Bowery, and Mack Il Co.,
clothing dealers, at 463 to ACT Broadway. New
York, has failed. Both concerns were owned
by the same parties Isidor Rosenheim and
Isaac s. Mack, the partnership of the Bowery
store being under the style Of Isidor Rosen-
helm Il Co. and the Broadway store as Mach
& Co. The firm claimed a capital of about
600. 900 and carried an average stock of about
600. 600 in the Bowery store, where the sales
amounted to about $500, 900 year. They were
reported to have lost S35, 900 by the failure oil
F. Mayer 4 Co. in 1888 through Endorsements
Mr.. Mack does not think the liabilities will ex
coed $3.50, 900 to S275,0O0.
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.jeS-d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT

By virtue of deed OF trust. duly recorded among
the land records of said District in Liber 1895. folio
oet seq and at the written Request of the holder
the notes secured thereby. We shall sell, at public
a1Gtl1n; n front Of the premises on MONDAY IHk
O'CLOCK p: NJ, all those certain parcels of ground
lying and being in said city of Washington, and dis
tnHuished as lots 50 to W, both inclusive. John
Chesiers recorded subdivision of part OF $40.
together with the improvements. &C.. consisting OF
i've two.story brick houses in Navy court, between
9th and 9TH. Il and SITS. Sc.
Terms Of SALE One third cash; residue in two equal
payments at one and two years respectively q per
cent interest," payable half yearly secured by deeds
purchaser purchasers. Deposit of $50 each lot
required at time Of sale. All conveyancing, &c.
cost OF purchasers Terms to be complied with i'll
days trustees reservethe right readverse sell
at defauting purchasers cost and risk.
JOHN ). SNORMSIEDT, Trustee
je3-d&ds WALTER f. WRIGHT. Trustee
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A CONSERVATIVES STAND.
typographical Unions of Over 600 Member.
Not Allowed Unrestricted Right to strike.

Typographical Unions of Over 600 Members
Not Allowed Unrestricted Right to strike.
In the International typographical Unior
In Boston on Friday a motion permitting
unions having over coo members to strike with
out the sanction of the executive council WAS
rejected.
proposition to cooperate with other or
carnations, in establishing labor bureaus and
labor lyceums was defeated.
proposition TO amend the constitution SO
as TO provide that local unions shall endeayor
to secure equal wages for both sexes. taking
such measures as they deem expedient for the
accomplishment OF such result, was defeated
by vote of Al to 90.
The following was adopted: EMPLOYERS and
printers not working at the business can re-
main on the active membership list in s3bordl-
nate unions. but they shall not be eligible for
Office IN the international or subordinate
unions"
Action was postponed on an amendment to
the constitution making IT unlawful for any
union printer to do more than ten hours work
Ier day without receiving double pay for over
Nne' anu providing FOR a fine of 50 for each
Orense against this rule.
The consideration of the report q; the conn.,
nlttee on law was resume 4. lie president of
the union was made a dc. gate To the American
federation by virtus o: his office under a
Change in the constitution
The admission of edito and reporters into
the union was discussed. The result was the
unanimous adoption by acclamation of an
amendment to article /, section /. of the con-
sttutlon. making all editors and reporters
save the managing and city editors. eligible.
An appeal was adopted. addressed 10 editors
snd reporters, urging them to cling to the
union, and saying that the union. Including
Pressmen, printers, stereotypers. &c. would
stand by them for better treatment and higher
wages All cases of dismissal by any paper for
giving this and would insure an Immediate
strike OF all organized wage earners employed
on the same. and the sheet would be declared
scab organ and an enemy to labor
reSolution thanking United States Senators
Tor supporting the copyright law was adopted,
and II was decided that at the next session in
Philadelphia a plan should be devised for the
representation of the craft at the coming fair.
resolution favoring government control q;
the Telegraph was adopted. after which the
Hon. Edward Atkinson addressed the conyen-
ton He warned his hearers not to try to re-
strain the actions of other men and affirmed
his opinion that no man should be deprived OF
his liberty to work as long AS he pleased and al
whatever wages he pleased without regard t.
organization. His remarks met with the dis
approval Of the delegates generally ami he wa
several times Kissed.
AT an executive session in the evening il wa.
declared the sense Of the convention that the
number Of trustees of the Drexei Home should
be reduced to seven
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AUCTION SALES.
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on c srkEET MAR FoIR.

| CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
iSuAFs sr RI sTkfhw sn.h POUR
BY virtue q deere os The surrsm. ccur, Of ,se
on Ssic npSFHsf Y FTP q r.
depth Of lis fee, 81 inese. Of lot & n SQUARE .ST
h4. Washington. d. C., improved by two two--iory
frame DWELLINGS. being houses Nos, sSi and SSI {
psns oas,hi5a cash q which spOs, Of $500
and t~S years ns .nT nv len hS ON n The sa
sold. or all cash. at purchasers option. Taxes paid 20
cost, Ters T. IN eomped With IN ten ary
81 Property viii 6s r.f9ld at nh e deisS,ns pur-
je4-dSd. sun bui,dsns.
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE BY virtue
a. wit OF mem fscas issued out OF the clerks Of
and TO directed win sell at public sale Tor cash
IN tTSnt OF the squirt house door Of said District on
1891. At Twelve O'Clock NJ, al samuel r
br9wns rght title claim and interest in and 10 the
W and two c IN sukssr 80 snivsSn Of PSfi Of
counSv hoplsM as ssla sn!diylsap Us rscorssd N
the Disrict Of Columbia tose,hsr With ali ana sansS
lar the improvements thereon. seized and LEVIED
to satisfy execution No 4ss consolidated with Ms
SGs, Osls and .2.s. at law in favor OF William w.
CO.. Auctioneers iny.si ITO >,
i NITED STATES MARsHAI's SAIE-BY NIR-
"a tue OF Srt OF herl iacias issued out Of the clerks
Since OF the supreme Court of the District of Ooum
pa ana to me directcd will sell at public sale. for
ON III RspAN. IHE SECOND DAY OF j ULI. 1881.
NIMELNE oCLoSk NJ. all the rght, title, claim
scribe properly to W.T. Ioi namrea esSeS III in
slnaie numbersd SIX hundred and ninety-two o82l.
reter with all singular the thereon
seized and levied upon the property John Roney
in favor William Williams and Eliza Williams use
q Id Mh T. nv walker DANIEL r., NJ Al, 9ANspEaL
Co. Auctioneers. jes-lSIb<
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

~ Every one who wants to hire help or find
asituatiou, buy OF sell real estate. let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or find bargains of any
Kind, should consult the columns of The STAR
They constitute a perfect daily history and
directory of the minor needs and activities of
this community, and each new advertisement
therein is as well worth reading as any other
department of the paper
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Believed to Have killed Her stepson.

Last Tuesday twelve-year-old Willie Firman
of Bringhurst village near Charlottesville,
Ind, was found hanging in his stepmother barn
dead. His stepmother said that he had commit
ted suicide for having been corrected for some
mischief. The neighbors assert that
the boy was killed. and demand that the cor.
Oner return a verdict OF murder. The lad was
worth $3.50 in his own right, and the theory
is universally entertained that murder wal
adopted as the method of some designing rela-
tyes to obtain possession Of the fortune: as the
lad was an only child. The lads happy disposi
ton refutes the idea Of suicide.
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IL 14O9 G ST.. near IT, 8. Treasury

TRUSTEES SALE OF ENTIRE PLANT OF vALU-
ABLE MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS AND
LEASEHOLD INTEREST OF THE WASHING
TON HEAT AND POWER COMPANY.
We will sell at public auction on THURSDAY, THE
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JUNE A. ID. 1891 at
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK P. M, ON the premises
Tin alley between 9th and 10th and d and streets
northwest the property conveyed to by deed dated
February 10, 1883. and duly recorded in Liber No.
1l2 toioTO. ct sea- of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia. the same being all and singular the
the plant of the Washington Heat and Power Com
pany. comprising ~.
2 two hundred horse power ZELL Boilers. with extra
strong crown sheets.
z large Worthington Steam Pumps.
] forty-six- inch Blower.
Larve lot Steam Filters and Plumbers Tools.
Lot of Pipe and Hose.
Large lot Iron and Brass Fittings.
Lot extra large Valves.
COPPER Pipe &C.. &c.
And incl udng the pipes laid in the circuit
bounded BY ID and and eth and 9Th n w.. in the
city Of Washington. District of Columoia; and the
easehold interest in subdivision lot C. in square No.
3IS In said city of Washington with the building
thereon under the lease thereof recorded In oer No.
114o. folio 2)4 ct seq. OF said land records. This
and and 9th and 10th SITS. the monthly rent is
&O II contains about 3 100 square feet and there il
under the lea the privilege OF purchasing go sc
so 1are foot including building Further informa
Ion With catalogues and privilege inspect can
had at ONCE OF auctioneers, 1409 q street u. W.
Terms cash.
SAM'L NJ. BRYAN,
VIM. +. MATTINGLY, ! Trustees.
THEO. N. VAIL.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auctioneers.
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY O,
ELEVENTH. SIkEEI RETMEEN Ii

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN ID AND 4
STREETS SOUTHEAST AND ON NJ STREET
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE FIFTEENTH
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for
sale, in front of the premises.
ORIGINAL LOT 3,
IN SQUARE ygl.
Fronting A feet inches It'll street by depth of
feet inches and running back a 3O-foot alley with
l5-foot side alley making them desirable bull
ing sites Tor both street and alley houses.
On the SAME AFTERNOON at SIX O'CLOCK we
Will offer Tor SALE i'll front of the premises original
lot =, in square $50. fronting street and on Vir-
ginia avenue southeast between Nth 18th streets
These lots can lie readily subdiyiCled small build
Ing lots or would make valuable ware house site.
Terms One third cash. the balance in and two
years, at cent. secured by deed trust on the
property sold or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit of 500 required each lot at the
time of sale. II the terms of sale not complied
with in fifteen days from the day of sale
Reserved to resell the property at the risk
the purchaser after five days advertisement
OF such resale IN some newspaper published in Wash
ington d. C. All conveyancing and recording at the
RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO..
JeS-dEdS AuctlOneers
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FUTURE DAYS.
RR Z CO.. Auctioneers.

II ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctionssrs.
THIRTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
TWENTY.FIkST STREET BETWEEN X AND
STREETS NORTHWEST
20 On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE EIGH-
IEENTA. At SIX O'CLOCK. we VIII offer for sale.
SUB LOTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In square 16,
Fronting "a. 2 feet by the depth.
These are valuable building sites and should COM
mand the attention Of tpecuiators and others.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In one and two
years. Per cent. secured BY deed Of trust on the
f9, ser deposit q 200 REQUIRED g the ms q FL.
days from the day Of sals right reserved 70 fcss tbs
propsrty e the risk and cost OF the defaultns pur
cneeer AFTER hve days advertisement Of such rsae In
some Newspaper published In Washington D. G. Al
cooveyancng and At the the purchaser
JeAl-o6oo Auctioneags.
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Trustees.

TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE : By
" virtue Of writ Of hed faciss, issued out Of the
clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of the District q
Columbia, and to directed. viii se st pubic rale
for cash. In front Of the house door of nd
trict. on THURSDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY or
june. 1901. 1t TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the righf
following dsscs;esd psoPssty, 70 VT:
W. Floods subdivision Of certain lots n sonsrs nns
bsssd one hundr:d md iorty5osr Q4l. = ssid sub
records Of the surveycr ocs Of the Disrics cf Co
lumbia together with all and singular the Improve
sEty q Bsntamin Lloyd. and YIN S soid 70 sstisy
Snass n Ne. 4 g !. as TX n favor q wsvy D.
DANIEL II. ii1snS4I d. n n.-a., M
1AXCkiIIt pA1R = co.. Austioasssa-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT HILLSDALE, BEING LOTS l6
AND 10 IN SUBDIVISION OF BARRY FARM.
CONTAINING ABOUT ONE AND HALF
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Sd day Of May
1SI2 and duly recorded in Liber No. 68l, folio go,
Of the land records in the District Of Columbia
and BY direction Of the party secured thereby, the
on THURSDAY. JUNE EIGHTEENTH, 1851, It
FIVE O'CLOCK; Lot. 10 and 10 in section in the
subdivision Of Barry Farm improved by Q comforta-
BILE frame dwelling. with about and half Of
ground. with hne garden and fruit trees, &c.
month"; with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust. or all cash. ct option Of purchaser All
convey and recording It purchasers cost olO0
deposit reQursd Ct the time Of sale.
LATIMBR SLOAN. AuctionssFR jeeEdkds
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EDUCATIONAL.
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CHINA DEVASTATED BY THE GRIP
The Inhabitants Paraded the Streets Beat
ing Drums to Drive 1t Away.

W. A. Thompson, an American who is
in the Chinese customs service at wham-
poa, China, now in San Francisco, says that
the grip swept over the Chinese empire in
February last and hundreds of thousands of
natives died of the disease. 1t prevailed during
period of thirty days and the death rate was
increased frightfully.
THE Chinese physicians" said Mr. Thomp-
son. were unable to say what disease was
causing the enormous increase in the death
rate, and the result was panic. The
Mongolians imagined the evil spirit was
demonstrating his wrath by sending plague
among them. and they went through the streets
OF all the large cities beating drums to drum
the evil spirit out of the country. During one
week in Canton fully 10000 people were
buried"
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Arrest of a Chickasaw for Murder,

Jas. Clampitt of the Chickasaw Nation
l. T., has been arrested in East st
Louis. Clampitt was indicted by tn.
grand jury of the United States circuit cour
for eastern Texas about year ago on a charge
OF murder. The killing took place in tn,
Chickasaw Nation and the victim was a neigh
Dor named John Goss. According to Clampitti
story he killed Goss in self defense. and he will
willingly 60 back to the nation for trial.
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SALE OF LARGE LOT ON WHITTIER
AVENUE, wOODLEY PARK, OCCUPYING A
HIGH AND COMMANDING SITUATION. WITH
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 5Oxll5, FRONTING
on NINA MAPLE Il! AYE NUE. BETWEEN LINDEN AND
LARCH STREETS, LIE DROIl PARK.
On MONDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH, AT SIX
O'CLOCK H., We shall sell in front of the premises
west part of lot
FOUR. IN BLOCK 3. LIE DROIT PARK,
Having 30 feet 'front.' running back ID feet. one
OF the most desirable building sites in lie Drot Park
and should command the attention OF buyers.
Terms of sale: Purchaser to assume trust of SO 800
to run about two years, with interest payable
annually balance one-haf cash. residue in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest at SIX per
cent and secured by deed of trust property sold
All conveyancne. &C.. at purchasers cost. $500 down
when the property is struck off, and if the sale
are not complied with within ten days day
the property to be resod at risk and defautin
purchaser. WALTER b. WILLIAMS x co
jeS-d&ds Auctioneers