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lethon 1893.
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Oyster Company bat itets bic beiten
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ben BON rbeumattiAcn @dmer5sn.-Srd
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1aE CHARLES a. voaELER CO.. RaIslmsfs. ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
nFFICE OF DUGAN 4 BUTLER,
" REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

se3O-dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30

She Is Given Thirty Days for vaxrancy by
Judge Miller.


Judge Miller.
This morning when Mrs Emma E. G. Abbott
appeared in Judge Kimballs court on charge
Of vagrancy she told the court that she been ap-
pointed a national detective" and when asked
by whom she was appointed she gave the names
of Senators German and Ingalls, and said that
there were also other Senators whose names
she had not mentioned. Her salary, she said,
was $1,000 a year, although she had not yet re-
ceived any o. it.
Detective Raft, Sanitary Officer Frank and
Assistant Attorney Richardson were called to
give testimony. Detective Raft told Of the
woman's frequent visits to headquarters, claim
ing that she a detective and had secured
evidence in cases and had located criminals
and Mr.. Frank told how she had been getting
money from the charity fund for several years.
Mr. Richardson told of the womans visit to
his Offices with claims for detective work. Mrs.
Abbott chan ged that she the victim of
wholesale conspiracy and she had an idea that
the judges had something to do with it, as she
saw their names on the warrant.
Judge Kimball was going to give her two
months in default Of bonds, but Sanitary OFF,
Ger Frank said he thought thirty days would
do, as he intended to have her examined as to
her mental condition.
The judge therefore made the sentence thirty
days IN default OF real estate security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
V,HoMAs BOWLING SON. Auctieneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TWEEN TIKI MBULL STREET AND HOWARD
AIENGE.- WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
HOUSE EkEGIED By THE JUDsON PNEU-
BY virtue OF decI Of trust. dated May the Goth.
A. d. 1880. and duly recorded among the land
records OF the Dist it OF Columbia in Der 1885, folio
1ys ct an at the request OF the party ured
pre,ni:rs. on tbs FIasf DAY OF OCTOBER. 4 ' D.
1891. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
following real estate situate in the District OF Col
rmbia. e. wit.
lleasant and described follows: Beginning Tor the
at the south corner Of the 10; OF W. d. Beall
tine Seventh street turnpike nd Running thence south
twelve and sixty-nve az. CD hundredths perches;
thence east twelve and sky seven ~ I'D hundredths
perches; thence north twelve ami sxty-fvs III 81
hundreltbs perches;. and thence west twelve and
sixty five III 6o) Lundredths perches; containing one
I'd acre. and ben; the land conveyed in to
eeorre W. Cissell by joan A: Smith and wife, by
deco dated on the twenty day OF October. 1865
and recorded III hber H. NJ. Ii, No. ), folio ZIG seq
land records OF tho District Of Columbia except
INK. however thererom the part thereof conveyed by
tine said George W. Cissel to job Barnard, by deed
dated the eleventh day OF AUGUST. 1851, aud re-
the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance in one Il and
CO years, secured by deed of upon the prop
efty sod and bearing interest at the rate OF per
orve hundred C,O0) dollars to be made a: tiiie Of
sale. Terms to be complied with within fifteen C5)
Gays from day OF sale Oh property Will be sold at risk
and cost OF defaaltng purchaser. All conveyancing
~ '0' % t IDW2SD J. srELLwAeEs, Trustee.
1924 st. n. ".
A. P. PARDON. Trustee.
se16-d&ds 615 14th 81.
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ARMY OPdera

Leave Of absence for one month IL granted
Prof. George L. Andrews, U. 8. Military
Academy.
Lieut.. Col VIM. II. Penrose sixteenth in
fantry, will report in person to Col Eugene A.
Carr, sixth cavalry, president of the army re-
tiriag board, at the Army building, New York
city, for examination by the board.
The following changes in the stations of Of
hcers OF the medical department are ordered:
Capt VIM. ID. Crosby, assistant surgeon. is re-
lieved from duty at Fort Pembina, North Da-
kota, and will report in person 10 the COM
manding officer, Fort Missoula. Montana. for
duty at that post. Acting Assistant Surgeon
VIM. Shipper. L. s. army, is relieved from duty
at Fort BufSrd. North Dakota, and will report
in person to the commanding officer, Fort Penn
bfna, North Dakota, for duty at that post.
Capt. Walter Reed. assistant surgeon. is relieved
from duty as attending surgeon and examiner
Of recruits at Baltimore. Nd. to take effect on
the completion OF his duties q member of the
army medical board. and will report in person
to the commanding officer. Fort Smelling. Min
uesota, fo- duty at that post.
Leave OF absence for one month, to take ef-
feet upon mis- relief from duty at David Q Island,
New York hnrbor. is granted Lieut. Col Dain-
gerfield Parker, thirteenth infantry.
Leave of absence for three months is granted
Post Chaplain Robert McWatty, U. s. army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
A CITY IN SIX HOURS.
In That Time Chandler, Oklahoma, Arose
From Nothing to q Community

In That Time Chandler, Oklahoma, Arose
From Nothing to a Community.
Another great rush is over and another city,
Chandler, is born in Oklahoma Where at noon
Monday not a sign of habitation existed there
is now city of 5000 people, and when the sig
nal to go" was given the horsemen dashed at
breakneck speed for the best lot they could
get. Jumping from their horses they would
jam a stake into the ground and yell, This is
my lot," while horses ran loose everywhere
Many men were knocked from their horses by
tree limbs, while many horses and men fell fat
in the rush. Yet there was but one serious ac-
cident. Miss Daisy Finland OF Sueyesburg was
on q fast horse and. ascending a rocky cliff the
horse fell and threw her against a boulder,
gashing her forehead and fracturing her left
leg. When she regained consciousness she de-
clared: "Tho lot where fell il mine" By 8
o'clock tents were up everywhere and the
business houses which had been down on
the school section. planted on the town site as
rapidly as possible. BY o'clock the city OF
tents was in good order and tho foundation
laid for a splendid town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
FOREIGN ENJOYS BANOUETED.

Courtesies to the European Commissioners
to Chicago.
The banquet rendered by the citizens of Chi
caSo to the European ENJOYS to the Columbian
exposition at the Palmer House, Chicago, last
night was one of the most magnificent ever
given in that city. The hall in which the ban
quet was held was gorgeously decorated with
ferns, palms and ported flowers, while the walls
were draped with the flags of the various coun-
tries represented. At the cast side of the ban
quet room was a magnificent floral piece con-
structed in the shape of globe and about five
feet in diameter. The ground work Of the
globe was built Of evergreens and smilax, and
then in different colored flowers we're traced
the outlines of the different continents. These
were reflected out in beautiful colors
by the incandescent lights with which the
globe was nearly filed. The name of
each country was lettered across the globe in
posies Of beautiful color and the geographical
outlines were traced in roses Of various colors,
dahlias, sweet peas and carnations. Upon the
table at which the guests Of honor sat were
three mammoth cushions Of roses containing
1000 American Beauty roses. President Baker
presided. having on his right Sir Henry True
man Wood and James Dredge representing the
government Of Great Britain, and on his left
Herr Adolph Wermuth. imperial commissioner
Ior uerlnany, ana -Emll meyer, royal Ommls-
sioner from Denmark. Nearly three hundred
OF the most eminent OF Chicago's business and
professional men were present.
After a most elaborate menu had been dis
cussed toasts were proposed and responded to
as follows: 1.-The Society of Arts" Sir Henry
Wood; The Exposition Abroad, Benjamin But
terworth; Germany AZ the Fair" Herr A6 olph
Wermuth; The States at the Exposition" VIM.
Lindsay; "Great Britain 1t the Fair" James
Dredge: '1nternationalism," Lyman ]. Gage;
Denmark at the Fair" DR.. Emil Meyer; RE
wards of Columbus Z. G. Mason.
The royal and imperial commissioners will
leave for New York today and will sail for
Europe October z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. A wealthy London merchant gives the
secret Of his business success as follows II
always feel happy when 1 am advertising, ior
then know that. waking or sleeping, have a
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
which, if at all, my trade must come" To
secure the services of such an agent as this
shrevd merchant referred to, advertise in The
EVENING STAR 1t is read by everybody in
Warrington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
7 ATIMER h SLOAN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By virtue OF decree rfs,rd by the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, in Equity Cause num-
bered 1851, JOIN h. waite o. al. VS.. Eien NJ Boz rs
ct al. we Will oer tor SAFE al pub ic ion in ront
OF tine respective premise and in he o-der relnat
stated. on MONDAY, THE ~ tlETH DAI OF
OCToBEi,, 1891, at THREE O'CLOCK PM:
All the title OF the parties 10 said in the olow-
Ing des ri ed real estate in te Washington
the District Of Columbia. TO WI Original lots three CD
and four (4) in square exnt hundred and (S1O)
origin al lot ne 90 N square eight hundred and
teen (oiS(. oI-nal .Ots seven 90 gni eisht tsl in
five 80 and six g. in square e.uht hundred and forty
(S4O) original lot two - in square ii .ht hundred and
forty three iS4) orinai lot Eve (o) square eiyt
hundred and forty-five S4). original lots two ) md
three (3) square eight hundred and seventy -one
(SI ORIGINAL lot six go eight hundred and
seventy six (S16). or sin9l lot 10 in square
six hund rod and eight (G0S). and all square six Lun-
dred and twenty-five (b2..).
Terms Of sale: Une-third of the purchase money in
cash. third Ia and ons-th rd two W ars
from the day o. sile the deferred payments be
cured the property sod in such manner may be
approved BY the court and to Lear interest per
centum per annum. payable semi-snnually from the
day Of the purchas purchasers may at his
deposit OF at east 80 On each lot will be required
the SAFE All conveyanc. at the cost " pur-
chaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with in fifteen days
from day OF sale or the property will be resOld the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
HEkhY b. MAI rHEWS,
IA 18th ST. NV.
se3O-dts 344Dn.w
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Kings Daughters Call ON Mrs. Harrison.

Kings Daughters Call on Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs Harrison on Monday afternoon, at Au-
burndale. Mass, received q delegation from
Boston, representing the Kings Daughters and
Sons, composed Of twenty ladies and Rev. Dr.
Grifis and Rev. P. s. Moxon. Mrs. Harrison
was elected an honorary member of the
Kings Daughters at the last meeting,
and her expressed desire to meet some
of the societys representatives was the occasion
OF the visit. The state secretary of the society
presented Mrs. Harrison with u silver maltese
cross Of the order, suitably inscribed and in
closed in q handsome morocco case. At lunch
the same day Mrs. Harrison entertained Mrs.
Window, who is visiting friends In Newton.
Among the callers during the day was ex-Gov.
Bullock of Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30

The coroner's jary at Gloucester. N. j., on
Monday held George alias spider" Anderson,
q colored jockey, responsible for the death OF
VIM Robinson, who was shot in . saloon there
on the 18th instant
Charles h Mallory of Tennessee and William
c. Davidson Of south Dakota have passed their
examinations as naval cadets, Naval Academy.
James E. Goddin, sixty-two years old, at one
time a wealthy lawyer of Richmond, Va, died
in poverty in the workhouse, Blackwsil's Island,
on Saturday night
j. ID. Mcmillan, ex-county treasurer, has been
on trial at koun:ze, Tex, charged with misap-
plying funds to the amount of $4,000. Judge
Eishtower ordered the jury TO acquit him,
charging that the legal definition Of money is
legal tender coin, and that bonds or coupons
are not money.
Four negroes ard three white men were pub
licly whipped IN New Castle, Del, on Saturday.
John Casnmins. convicted Of burglary, received
twenty lashes and stood in the piIlory an hour.
and the others received ave each a. punishussnt
for petty larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
a REPUBLICANS ESTIMATE.


n ~ Editor Of The Evening Star.
Whom passing the Franklin School this
morning observed that the second Of the large
letters OBJ Of the name on front Of the school
building u loose and seems in imminent dam
ger Of falling, it may be upon the luckless head
Of one Of the pupils While this would prove a
stunning method Of impsrting q knowledge of
letters, and the most headstrong would proba-
by become tractable after a course OF one of the
three Rs proverbially essential to the most ru-
dimsntAry sducation, yet it would not be salts
factory, for enlightened sentiment in this la 8,
decade Of the nineteenth century says ..,he
examining method must CO." Please call the
attention Of the proper authorities 70 this mat
tsr through the medium Of your highly es-
tssmsd paper. JIG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
LATIMER L SLOAN,
Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS, Aucrioneers.
~ 9th and streets northwest.
FOUR FINE BUILDING LOTS ON STREET
NEAR CORNEit or SECOND STREET NORTH
EAST, ADJOINING "ECKINGION."
On THURS DAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST
1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK. Will sell in front Of the
premises.
LOTS 10. n, TS AND 19
OF Mclaughlin subdivision of Prospect HILL" Each
of these lots hes front Of 80 feet street. which
Is now being graded and opened through to "Eckins
ton"
These lots are admirably adapted for subdivision
and building. rapidly Improving section the city
easy Of access by electric Icing within hall
SOU
years, notes 10 bear per cent interest. payable semi
annually and secured by deed of trust, all cash.
option OF purchaser. deposit of 800 each lot
required at time Of sale Convey ancng. &C.. at pur
chasers cost. Title good or no sale.
seaS-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
FUTURE DAYS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SEPTEMBER %
1891. There will be sod public auction at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, THURSDAY. OCTOBER FIF-
TENTH, 1891, within the Treasury premises, a
miscellaneous coiierto OF unseryiceab!e property
belonging this department. consisting of old Ele
va;or Fixtures Heating Apparatus. Machinery from
macerstor room. Furniture. Carpets. &c There will
also he Ike sale within the premises the Post Office
bui'd ding, at Ten O'CLOCK M. FRIDAY, OCrO-
Der sIXTEENTH. 1891 at which time certain old
Furniture. Carpets, H., belonng the audi
tors office. will be offered. CHAS. FOSTLk. secre-
tary. se.SU, oc3&IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30

OFFICE OF DUGAN 4 BUTLER
" REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
$40 ST. n. W.
VALUABLE BUILDING SIZE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF FLORIDA AVENUE hETM ZEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST :
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-NINTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer
tor sale. in front CT the premises.
SUB LOT 40,
BLOCK ],
lie Droit Park. fronting 30. 10 feet on Florida ave-
by an average depth Of 81 feet; tno waste Troundl
Terms: over and above deed trust for 81 36,
which is payable monthly. to be paid in cash. or all
cash. nc the option OF the purchaser A deposit OF
500 reuu ut the time of sale II tho terms of sale
not Complied with in fifteen days from the day
and of the purchaser live days adj
vertisement of such resale in some newspaper pub
recording ut the cost Of the purchaser. - -
RADCLIFFE. DAkR / CO.,
sesO-d&ds sAlctio1ecrs.-
IIAu 2EGy
EVTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON. AC.
count OF the rain until "WEDNESDAY, SEVENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1851. same hour and place. u
hATCLlFkE. DARR l. CO.,
se3O-d&ds Auctioneers.
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The Golden Croaa.

Good VIII Commandery, No. 81, q. o. @. c.,
held it regular meeting lest evening, Noble
Commander Miss Adelaide Payne presiding.
A. National Commandsry. No. s4s. U. o. G.
c., last evening Noble Commander Kssler
presided There was . large attendance and
REMARKS we're made by SIR Messrs- Trembly
aud 8. Howisou and Mrs. Edelen. After elect
ing candidates to membership the conimandery
c.,sed aud proossdsd IN q body to Good Viii
Connandery at Scotch Kte Hall to pay a
f-sserGd visit
The or teEtainmens Of Columbia Commsndsry
ut tas hall corner Of ssh and streets northeast
lsss evening Sas Q very enjoyable affair.
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PROPOSALS.

pkofosAls fOk rhk CONsrkuCTION or
y sewer once OF the Commissioners. Warrington.
Iseeiyed =. !6is offSs lSiii TS EIlE ocIocK y. on
s,sue,i hpn. oHa9hsR TtNLn lsel for con.
i.tns o. ptoTo~Als and specifications 10 obtained
81 necessary information. and oh,y b,as mn ,sss
forms VIII he considered The risni Is reserved 10
ROSS s Z MI csEs IA. csn% . nSSs
a. y. reisD-0S
PROPOSALS foR SILL. sc.. TOR I'M NAVY
SEALED proposAls. indor.ed Proposals for si.e,. &c
ocor fs sSr; M M,Ss,ainston 9. 20 h. oIen,a
,op aaa 9fi9ths'ps Na,g psp.Ttnsn, Ms.hnS
bER IhlRrLENIn. lssli and pu sllcly opened I'M
Nwe.h,asly there~iter 20 furnish the navy yard
-. 400 pounds iron The sriics- mus, conform 70
ton B.nk rroSo.s P M me @sssi naval inss
cation 20 the commandment the navy ysr tiI. svy
ION o. manaisStaTer. and sas1, !. MIA Is 'n
bids ali other thlnrs ben equal, decided ~ lot no
re-. any OF al eias not deened sdvantAlous IA.
eral. U. ;. Navy. $40 Saw;sw
pI.urusALs on BUILDlNo Az ADD IION 10
the Female Work House on the GROUNDS Of TIE
g. Mashinlton. ID. e. september ~. iSaI.- sealed
k,opossIs VAL he received ~ tis ofrce unit IMglNE
structinc an addition the Iemale Mork Hou.e 90
tne srounas o. tue Washington Asylum. blank forms
ssry information, can be obtained upon AppicAtIoa
~ al TIE oince OF the insptnr Of bulditrs "
we blstrit q COLUMBIA. and only bids upon these
forms wall be considered The rigni ~ ed ~
?ect any and ali bids. J. ". DOTGLAsS, j. ".
hoss. H. NJ ROBERT. Commissioners ID. a. .spo-sit
PROPOSALS FoR FUEI.-U. s. COAST AND
= neodeii, Survey ufhce. WASHINGTON. 40. T.. SIP
t6is one nj Two Sn IT,. s-f WI T Sspss :.
DAl, OCTOBER SEVENTH. 1891. Apd opened imIne-
uaiey thereHfter in tile presence tdders, Iur ur-
waite as furnae coal. forty (4Ol tons bat duality
White ash egg COAL twenty C,l quality whe
ash stow coa seven Cl cords lest quality pine Mood.
sawed once and three 80 cords lest quaty body hick-
DRY Wool snWed once. The fu-l he delivered sub
!st 70 the Prov -lons OF section % IL of the Revised
statutes ~ the United States aud tn. vaults
u TINS ON e Awards will lie made by ITEM 10
Tine b-i bidder Tor each item. and the rrht re.rN "A
70 rele1t any ali bus and to waive any defests
foris ior proposals will he FURNISHED Application
10 THIS of1ce. Envelopes &c te Endorsed 'fropu.als
Tor ue and addressed 20 the sulrint endnt y. the
.osst and Feodetic survey, Washington. n. 4. 4. q
MENDENhAlI-. superlntendent. -s,ss. ocl. aS8
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR NE PURCHASE OF
~ tie wreck OF tue burned Steamboat ". W. Cor
corsn Will be ID the Office Of the Noun, YER
non and Marshall Hall Steamboat Cumpauy lot Of
sth street, Washington. ID. q. Proposals received
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on mt lsSnAN.
OCTOBER FIRST, lssll. The Corcoran lies on
the n1ts opposite the company wharf. Hrufu@nls
must he Tor cash ami the removal the wreck
wthln twenty Gays iron October 4. 1881 The award
Will lie unde 70 the highest buo-r. bat the company
RESERVES the right 10 reject any proUsals In
formation FURNISHED uIon Application at compAny's
Once, MOI NJ VERNON AND MARSHALL aAilL
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. sela ~ -, ~, -, 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-30
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BROS. AvcsiOnssrs.

VALUABLE PROPERTY. SUITABLE FOR MANU-
PURPOsEs. on + BETWEEN :s2D AND a3D
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FIFTH.
1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK. We sell in trent OF tue
Tors il AND 20 AND PARTS OF LOTS % AND
"a, SQUARE 50.
large brick building and stableA This property
h admirably adapted fog cab and carria&e Stables
naanufacCprtng and bustnese purposes.
TERMS Ons-h.f cash; bsiaass in two years, note TO
20 be sscursd deed Of trust property, al cash.
1t option OF purchases Dspost OF t3d0 required &
time Of sas Terms 70 b complied with IN Atssn dayU
othsrwss wt reserved 70 resell 1t risk and cost q
dsfauting purchaser afteg ave days advsrtiseeut q
ton, D. G. DUNCANsOM BROS,
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