Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1866, Page 3

OCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT, Me>aceniz AND Orevs, fvot ef 6th street, near the avenue.—Last night in this city of Gardp:c, Hennipg & Co.'s combination exhi- bition *EnURY.—Cbange of programm ight- “nterbury. Good bill this evening. © ot tbe Avalostan Ciub this after- Poop and evening at Analosten Island. UnNiTaktaN CHURCH.—Lecture by Rev. Ra- fos Ellis. of Boston, this evenirg. Seats free. Srconp Bartist Cuvecn, corner 4th street east and Virginia ay~ —Tbe Sabbath Selool exhibition takes place this evening. Tar STRAWBERRY FraTIVAL at the As- sembty’+ Church ctill coutunues, and is a most agreeable affair. ——_e-_—_ Tue WORKINGMEN’s Coy VENTION—Exciting Times— The Position of the Candidates om the Eight our Question —Last evening, an ad- purned m of the Wi "s Con- ¥ention was held at the Counc! amber, W. cLean in the charr, and J. Matting- ¥ secretary. The Convention is be ogy of delegates from some thirty organizations, each of which Sreentitied to not more than five representa- tives, but some send bat three en ne ent number being about one hundred. here were less than Palf of the number present, but the lobby was full of the “swarming & wamp- ers,” and it was apparent from the commence- ment, that lively times were to be seen. Mr. J. R. Waltemyer, Corresponding Secre- tary, read a letter from the a Ap the Workwwgmen’s Union of New York city, stating that eleyen hundred caulkers in tbat city bave struck for the eight hour system, and all, with . ¢ exception of two men. are out of work, and asking for a donation. The Secretary laid before the meeting the fol- lowing letter from Mr. Busby: WASHINGTON, May 23, 1866.—Jokn Q. Larman, Es., Committee of Workingmen’s Convention, 1st Ward.—Sir: 1 bave the bonor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of May 21, accompanied by a copy ot the «Workingmen’s iatiorm for the ensuing June election.” cnow ing, from long experience, that eight hours laber per day is amply sufficient tor all the wants of society, and believing that the time employed im labor beyond that limit, is ot no benefit to society, bata great injury to the workingmap, that the hours wasted in unnec- essary labor! should be devoted to the improve- ment of his mental and socis! condition, that all legitimate means should be resoried to to ac- complish a reform so much needed, and that legal epactments fixing the time that shall comstitute “a day's work” are not only night, but eminently proper, in the present condition of our city, 1 heartily subscribe to your ~pistform™ and it shali receive my un- conditional support. Very respecifully your obedient servant, N.N. Easpy. Mr. Waltemyer stated that the members of che committee to interrogate candidates desired tereport separately, and Mr. Larman reported hat he bad received no decisive answers from the candidates of the First Ward. Mr s H. Keed presented letters from Wm. Kutherford and George T. Raub. candi- dates in the Second Ward. endorsing the plat- form of the convention. Mr. Lansdale, of the Fourth Ward, submit- ted let from Hon. Richard Wailach, Elij ih Edmo: oo, Chas. H. Andersor, R. B. Owens, Robert Hall and W. H. Nally endorsing the platiorm The er of Mayor Wallach is as follows TY, May 2d, 1566.—Jehn 1¥. ‘ommittee Workingmen’s Co- Ward.—Sir: My engagements ‘his morning, and the lateness of the r§ o'clock, on last evening, at which F of the 2ist, covering the form of a )ropounding an iuterrogatory to me t my hoase, must be my apology for send thisto your dwelling as re- nnot suppose that ary one at all fa- th our municipal affairs could pos- orantof my having approved the ng eight hours a legal day's work for yees of this Corporation, recommend- ur convention, and passed by the City far back as early in January last, ts well as the fact that was at that time, and probably am even pow, the only person who has officially approved such a measure, 1 may be excused for expressing some surprise that My po-ition is not sufficiently well understood by those to whom it is a matter of so much im portance, as to render interrogation of me on that pot unnecessary. The evidence thus afforded by the very best test—my past oilicial action—ought to be an assurance of my sympathy with the objects of your convention, and is @ guarantee of my readiness to approve the bill (C. No. 179,) adopted by the workingmen as platform: and if pot, certainly no promise made by a candidate on the eve of an election could give greater assurance of his willingness to do so. or better entitle him to confidence. Very respectfully, Ricwarp WaLLacn. The members of the committee from other wards were not ready to make a report. Mr. Beron moved that the communications be received and approved. Mr. Lansdale moved that the Convention go into an election for a candidate for Mayor. Mr. Beron argued that it was not in the Province of the Convention to make nomina- uobs. Mr. Canfield said that the Convention was formed for a specific purpose, which was plainly set forth in the constitution, and that it Was not formed for the pu’ of taking any action in relation to nominating candidates. He came to the Convention for the purpose of aiding the legitimate objects of the Convention, and was satisfied that some of the members were taking & course an istic to the con- stitution, and which, if followed, would lead to bad effects, probably the total failure of the esuse in this District. , Mr. Emmons stated that the principal objec- tion to Mr. Wallach was his declining to attend the w orkingmen’s mass meeting on the first of November last. Several inquiries were here made as to the answer of Mr. Wallach to attend the meeting. [The follow: is the letter in question : Crry Hatt, ee ae D.C., . me 1565.—Jos. W. Mattingly, Esq., Secretary of the Workingmen’s Convention .—Sir: I have receiyed yours of the 26th, informmg me “that bya vote of the Convention, you, as its Secretary, were directed to extend to me an invitation to attend a mass meeting of this District on the evening of the 3ist inst.” i am sincerely grateful to the Convention for their consideration and the honor intended me. and to you for the very complimentary manner the invitation has been conveyed to me. I greatly regret, however, that I cannot par. Ucipate in the occasion. and 1 am constrained t> decline the invitation by a sense of pro- Priety, only. While I ‘sym with the class of my fellow -citizens in their efforts to meiiorate and mene their condition, both you and they will fully sppreciate the impropriety of my parti- cipating im a public meeting the y which, and the issues to be certainly have to be an: by me in an official capacity. Very respectfully, your Servant, ’ kuic Mr. cer | gas-fitters moved as Substitute that ae nrention, be canvassed, Sud th Teon receiving the est Humber ot votes be declared the nominee, whien was accepted. A great deal of confusion ensued here, du- Ting which Mr. James H. Reed of the Car- penter's " that the question WSs one foreign to the objects of the conven- tion Some person outside the bar charged Mr. Reed with backing water and ting Sis constituents; and after the lie had been Passed several blows were struck, but with- oUt serious di . Considerable excite ment ensued, but finally ‘was restored. The vote om the to go into election oring taken and carried, a number of the mem- cers retired, leaving but twenty-four members present and the President, ‘The vote for nominee for Mayor was taken op, and the twenty-four voted for Easby. A motion to postpone until next meeting ‘urther action on the report of the ener go to mterrogate eandidates : convention adjourned Rey fs ° Saceeiioiovs Taxves.—tast night, St. Peters Obureh, (Catholic) on Capitol Hill, was entered by theives, professional, no doubt, Who Tobbed the altar, carrying away ajarge silver = se pix, cruets and two candle- tcks, the latter of antique pattern. and some lace surplices ‘Tuscentvecbeent nesses by A resr window of the Church, and sac- ceeded in getting off without leaving any clue w their detection Frre.—tlast nightabont Was soundéd from box 6, (A “Sth street exs!,) for a fire redin an un- tenanied hov-e on U street south. betweea ts h Used andthe flames were extinguislied after tbe and th streets enst. apparatus was quickly on the ground, but owing to the scar- city of wat Corre | alarm was rune = the hose of the en tmaight houee in which the fire haa :@en ire originated destroyed, and an adjoining one oy Ha aged, The property toa Mr. Lawier, ‘whose loss is about $1, Through tbe ex- erttons of the firemen the prop- erty was saved. — Srriove AccipENT.—This morning Mr. Jas. Lyons was about getting intoa bu; at the stables, between D and E streets, on Sth street, for the purpose of taking a ride, but had not taken the reins in band when the horse started and ran away. At the corner of Sth street and Market Space Mr. Lyons was thrown out of the bi and his head striking the pavement wos cottemely cut and bruised. He was taken intoa store near by, and waespendity, removed to his residence on Sth, near E street. —o——_ Eprtor STaR:—We shouid like, for the credit of our city, to see some move made by the Commissioner of the Public Buildings towards replacing with more substantial seats the present old, broken setices lying about our beautifal parks. Now that the music season 1s attracting thousands of our own people and visitors to them, there should be some mere suitable place for a lady to sit than upon the broken frame of a rusty iron casting. Please see to this, Mr. Commissioner, and ghitze the ADIES. —--e WHOSE Is 1T ?—Detectives Clarvoe and Mc- Devitt would like to know who lost a ladies bunting case gold watch, inlaid with diamonds, abont j2 or 1¢ months ago. The owner will do well to call on the Detectives. The ends oi justice will be served by the identification of the watch. =itt—seeent Nereps TREATMENT. The pump on &th street, between G and H streets, m the rear of the Patent Office, needs the attendance of the “doctor.” ee Se Sweet Ororonax, (whatever that may be) of Mexico, isthe name of a new perfume just out. d put op in yery dainty style. It is for sale by Charles Stott & Co. CITY ITEMS. Tne INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS ad- vertised for sale by McConnell & Herbert, ei th street.are great curiosities, and very in- ting to the iittle folks especially. A New Stock of G urnishing Goods has just arrived at S. D. Mariow’s, 302 Penn- slyvania avenne. near 10th street. He also makes to order, the best Dress Shirts at the lowest prices. ST COAL OIL, 65 cents per gallon, at Stew- + corner 12th and H streeis. 6S. CovuGHS AND COLDS 4RE OFTEN OveER- D.—A continuance for any length of time s irritation of the Lungs or some chronic Throat Disease. «Brown's Bronchial Troches” are offered with the fullest confideace in their et- Hicacy, giving mostinvariably sure and imme- diate relief. MARRIED, HASSLER-SMITH. In Brooklyn, ow Thurs- day evening. 17th tystant. by Kev James Kelis, D. »).. CHARLES W. HASSLER, Paymaster US Wavy. and CLARA BRACER, only daughter of D Walter Smith. * ee ror ere DIED BUTTERBAUGH. On the evening of the 2ist instant GEUBGE. ason to George and Emily But terbaugh, aged 3 years and 6 months. Cur darling boy hes gone to rest In Heaven, we know, forever blest, The good Lord has called him home To meet his father at the throne. ( Baltimore papers pleas copy | . CODMAN. On the morning of the 2th instant, MARY ELIZABETH, davghterof K 4 Godman, aged 2years. 7 months and Funeral will take place from the residence of hor parents. on Friday. 25th, at ¢o’clock p.m. Friends are invited to a 5 = DUUGHERTY. On the morning of the 24th, af ter @ protracted illne ELIZABETH, cousvrt of Edward H Dougbert Her remains will be taken to Baltimore on the 2S) p.m. train, Satardsy, 25th inst. 2 LOST AND FOUND. k REWARD.—Stoien on the morning of the § 1 0 23d ins! black COW, lately calved; about 4 years old, the right hip down he above foward will be paid for ber return te Mr. BOCK, ; corner of the Hampsh' Washington Railroad Bridge, A a. ty, Va. Cane TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB scriber,on 7th street, 17th instamt. a red and white COW. one hern shorter than’ the other; giving milk. The owner of the above descri Cow will pe: forward, prove property, charges, and take hey amy, @. OSBORN, 4-3t* Storekeeper at Brightwood. D.C. PAKEN UP ASTRAY ON MY PREMISES. on the 284 inst. il Cae eine pe wa lease come forward, prove property. rges Bnd tane them away: an J. HOLLIS, Bekington Farm, Boundary Road. my 23 3t* > BEWABD.—Strayed, on the Ivth, ared COW, PER Ce Sr eT = ieee emir sae RIOHARD BENNET, m 23-30" g's Bridge. REWARD- Lost or yed, sbout two $10 weeks age. two COW! ne large, white mixed cow, with horns, had @ rope on her neck. Also, one small red eow, with large white spots, and acut ander each ear, hoe will retura co" 30 lyNATiIUS BOND, 266 E street, near 16th, will receive theabove reward. m 23-3t* BEWABDb—Losi, on Sund: P10 cooteanr a ey 1 3 Dame of ‘Shot T bove sewers will be pala for his delivery at N 0-3 In- avi F By 2 JOHN B. PEYTON. AYED OR STOLEN—On the 19th instant. > ee COWS, one & small red Cow, with bers brolam. it hung over her eye; the other was a fine white and red dry Cow. etrap around her Bai ARSE Tate Ree caee ce in § Bond ¥ otsrand 9th and th ata? "ny 93 be AKEN UP—On May 19, 1566. a stray COW and Y A head and white belly, ae on both taxes ane black mark am the lefthip. The owner is requested to ote forward, ae Cua h: Boas, , Ktreet veouth, my 22-3t* etween yt iT cets east. i Wo COWS CAME TOW) PREMISES Mat deel ecoaings one éark red. horn; and one roan. horn Cow. will come forwad, They willbe soldat public anetion Whirky "gays Tare from date.” FRED. G. ROH, Piney Braceh Bace Co! - 24th st. Read. my 22-3t" , BD—Lost. lest night in the ist $5 sFocker VOK contain: some iting eards. ey and recelve the thanks of the owner money the to 266 K street, near 16th ‘wee SOBN H. DIGG! Ww. ‘Will be paid for a avenue and ‘Bill y afternoon, Inquire at Btar office, = pay Square etween on PERSONAL. Brn Ee contre fa nic Se add Grist wiles ANRTE KE: PU Wee: ct may Account, she Dering re cOMranEY Washington, May 2th . m 24-28" GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS grt perererreieesellinte eines eemeinien —— |S etna ory OF THE INTERIOR, Office of the sncton Aqueduct, "OF NOTICE at mo AB: GEOBGETO Potoma: ity of Georgetown BiDay, 25t cat o'clock p. m. 1e purpoer Border ot 7 samo. of ti of emptying and service” ne gton Aqueduct. en, | OW 18 YOUR TIME. LADIES OF AETOWE, AND GEORGE- raiag seen Sth na ESTA a ee my Tama it PUB Ino. assorted stock of at MOORE'S WEST END my 16-tf 113 P ‘atten with good ire 440 Sth te wp stairs, FOR SALE AND RENT. pant that Atri erercredino a abet Reems © | ‘OR RENT—The three-stor; KK HOUSE, Fe: 905 Ph street, Teveeny D abd Bs! sents, mation epply tol B. AK RM, Star Wiles. Itch AUCTION SALES ~ SEE recarras rtealiler eetree O _{For'tket amction Sates see fourm page | EBT MB ERIS 8.00., auectoneers. AUCTION SALES. "| fH18 AFTERNOON AND T0-MOREO T W. L. WALL & 00. Auctioncers, an AT. ThE wt VAL@aBLR IMPROVED otreet and Penns. OR BENT—Three FUKNI NT FURS! BRUS-FLS CAR LAND At a ae a secend FEmOETs PEA AT AUCTION. mapas 5 At Dwellfog No Zti'd atreat reas ik ive shall fn Baaa . be- eel! all the Furniture, f Carpets, See tas tn A Parlor Suites fo Groen Velvet, Piano, latge air: | eed r _ 4-414. ap iy 8 tes, itl, o BITOA- roa Waleet con On “ “figie ac ter 7 frame ine opera area, ren, ne tresses. feather Pillows, Bolsters, fine ng. | > ing. The property will 35, | No. 357 tith . * . Title perfect. Beir cee Pies sees aoe to Bon 9S. | Mo, HO Hil seers seme Gicicin che tumenen Files ie we | ae eS Bi cn: ANTED-4 W $e, heut « child. aU) ay k r frigerators, and Kitchen Be gniite: he Ww ther white or Fed teach chia ton | KOR ERT A new frat Spertoarsters BRICK | Tigecatars, W.B. LEWIS & CO. Aucta. | on the property Cox tom es Inquire 609 E, sagas '-- oa 26th ste. int $06 Cee ye BY CREED 2 WILLIAMS, Avectioncers. myo W. Lb. WALL & CO, Aucts. —Al FIFTY IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS ATPUB- | s7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON A persce bering een ae AN TED Any LIC AUOTION. eopanter eee r,to TH? RSDAT marker sae ® 1 find s purchaser by calling at On SATUBDAY. the 26th inscant, at 1@ o'clock Seth Moy came hour and pleco. 282 mor avenue, between 6th and 7th ats. rh yt sell nity my ld . Lb. WALL & CO., Aucts. Bi. i a ss ¥ : venasy ¥ M. K. WALSH & 00., Auctionsers. W 45TED._WASHING AND TRONING done | A Nests iunncneeOnt aol e __GEBEN 8 WILLIAWB. acces. | RTS. K: SSLGM 2 00. Austionsers, im the neatest manner, by » German | Kent moderate. Apply at B* W.L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. — woman at No. ¥54 7th street, pear Muss: ts | 1th aud 13th i me SALES BEVERY BYENING, avenue. ‘ould like to have one or two more oe A We will sell, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May atTs o'clock, of a general assort- famil'es to wash for. by the week ot month, at a| [OR BENT—at 467 13th | Bara 3. at 6 o'clock. that fine Bui'ding Lot on corner of | ment of Fanct Notions, Dry . Cloth - RERTVINCEn ASR oatetonry Seer 2s | MoUs" fim hat hoce’ yelgra anita | Raetae’ Naat ckeergeen eine bx Ra | fp yn Booed Shean’ Ueiy aad Pista 3 oor. on ime- Ly vi are are, i. -» ac. Teeny NCENZ10°S mateo diately north of one of the Dest inthe | “Also, House wud Lot, next adjoining m 23-4t MK. WALSH & CO., Aucts. ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A thoroughly 0 me competent WASHER WOMAN. Best refer- enees required. A et 375 corner C and 4'¢ streets. = my 23-3t_ ANTED—a SITUATION by a young woman eect ee hema aes ‘ametress. re 263 3d street, near I, pe awe 23-20" Was ED—a thoroughly competent OOOK. Good references required Apply immedi- ately toMre. GEORGE PARKER, No. 37 5. cor- Ber 43s and C streets. m 23-3t W ANTED_A ree le WOMAN (colored) to te wel teommmended: “AnpiSs Br VERSE ARE well rece: . ir. G street, between Lath ‘and Toth my x KCTABLE GIRL WISHES A MANENT SITUATION as oS private family. Oan cut ana fit. No obj assist with hourework if required. Call Congress street. Georgetown, 23-2t* $50 324 BE PAID TO ANY PERSON who will secure a SITUATION as messen- ger or watchman for a wounded soldier in o' the Government Departments. The best of r mend can be given. Address, for three ber + No 4 New York avenue and 1th st.. ington my 23 OUSE WANTED—Partios whe desire to r a emall HOUSK. (brick, with a garden 5) pretorced.s containing from six to niue rooms, oceted in Washington, Georgetown. or the and urbs, can find @ permapent tenant by addressing A.B DM . Star (Office. If the place is snitable. the amonnt of rent is no object. may 23-3t W4NTED IMMEDIATELY— ai SEVERAL UNFURNISHED HOUSES, Atso, Cne HOUSE with about 12 rooms, farnished, Apply atthe if BROOKLYN INSURANCE AND REAL ES ATE AGENCY. 4517 Seventh street. Room No. 7. Persons ée+irons of renting are requ usacall Several fine FAKMS for Vy ANTED—A WET NURSE to take charge ot * or infant of eight mouths 347 K siree!, bear the Mexican Minister's; also a Girl to sew 3t* ENTS WANTED ‘ NEV 600K NOW READY. FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE, B; Major Harry Given, of Baltimore Comprised in one volume, containing a fine life- like portrait of the Major; comprising a truthfal narration of the movements, incidents, and hair breedth escapes of the Major and his command while connected with the 0. 8. A., during the late civil war Agents wanted, to circulate this work immedi ately. in every city, town anicounty, Exclusive bar eins Ada Send stamp for terms. Aridress " L. SLEMMER & CO., 104 West Baltimore street, Balti my 22-8t nore. Md. V / ANTED —We want to buy choice and vaina bie HOUSES for Ueneressmen and othe Also. several small HOUSES and LOTs for ca Also, a number of choice FARMS near the city. froin $3. U0 to $3 000 each. | WELLS & HAUN, Corner 13th and F streets, over White's Store. my 191m W ANTED— Everybody to call and see the BARTLETT $25 SEWING MACHINE, it willdo any kind of work. Itis madein the best manner and warranted for three years. I. P. LIBBEY, Jeweller, Agent for the rict ef Colum! my 15-lme* 455 7th st., bet. D and AYN, EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- 10Nin a Tevete family or restaurant. Ca'lon Mr. NEAL, 15th street, No 313. mb5 W ANTEv— SECOND HAND FURNITURE Alse. MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF RNISHL GOODS of every description. EB. BUOHLY, 406 7th street o8-tr between G and H. east side. _ FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo. BENT—Four new HOUSES, with water in the yards. Apply at Bacon’s Drug Store, cor- ner 4% and F streets, Island, my 22-34" ‘OR RENT—BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE No. 3°6 H street, near 13th. containing 8 reoms and cellar; water and Jed Possession 1st of June. For further rmation inquire at No, 203 4th street, between the hours of 7 and 9 a.m. and5 and7 p.m. my f Fo BENT—A BRICK HOUSE in G town, situated on High street, containin, rooms, large yard. stable, smoke house, water ia the kitchen. Possession given immediately. In- quire of M. V. BUCKEY, at Station House, High ‘eet, Georgetown. my 21-6t* ;ALUABLE AND IMPROVED aa igaes § FOR SALE.—239 acres of valuable LAN for sale, ten miles from Washington, and about md: yards from Scagg’s Switch, to be three hu sold in lote to suit purchasers, ene part of which is fmproved by a very = dwelling. entirely new. Persons desironsof purc! mae ne locations for ORR? residences will call and see W. W. LESTER, on the premises, who will show them oes WAURRWS Gilat Yara artat of Hh 7 amber Yard, cor: 10th street West and Canal. m 2-50" OB RENT—A fine FRAME STABLA for six horses. with ania hoses and hay loft, sit- rance Alley, bet. 9th and 10th sta. Apply at 393 E street, bei. 9th and 10th. my 16 F EM FOR SALE er exchauge for city prop- er’ ix miles ‘ty, in Poatgomery county, Md. For herts ticsie 8 ir ir a1 I bet. I and K, Washington. ranged two-story and attic FRAME; DWEL- ies. je. 32 re) pet, anrees Georgetiwn, con- ni bath reom and cl rn euppiiod * ‘J water. ae, airy cellar. " end Fruit @. \ ¥ tached, with foumtale in the centre. A fine rn of purest Grinking water he yard, with pump in Kitchen. Heuse furnished throughout Ww . was built with @ to has 0 plazzas ra ve length of the back watine ings Sentai yb n tah pantries cl 4 is altogether one ipisabentest ‘and eet ant September. The situa- ie he alienate fr Sey e hkeer Reseee pe ae it : ae cara ‘ ruoxs H. FORD. 1 HOUSE and LOT of 43x95 feet on Sth street west, garden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c, Good FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, 81.600. BRICK HOUSE, of 10 rooms, with or without Furniture. 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, © 11th street, $700. Apply to the SOCEM ERM AREY ESTATE COMPANY, op. “CLASS F) ¥ > , situated in pe . for Pent on fi Cccupant: A! it di. aes tive pare & SICKEY apT-cotf Boom 7, Intelligencer Building, NiWaraine aNpsbwune Darssudops, Peete mr RTE PRESSE = og Ber of Rh and K streets. i Terms made known ——— efeale Gonveyanc- ng And stamps at cost of t chaser, Sy WL. WALL OO. Avets, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SaLy OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 167H STREET WEST, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTH. On the 3ist instant, at 6 o'clock p. m., in front of the premises, Lot No. 43. in Keyser’s subdivision of square No. 183. Taving &@ rood bailding front and cepth. rupning back to a fine alley. = B* @REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. At Rubtic Austion. FRIDAY o'clock p. m., on premise: . Creek Church road, east of ite fersection with the read from second tollgate of the 7th strest road, 48 acres unimproved lard, nearly baif in wood; soil, randy loam: posure. adapted for g=rden: ng. freite Or vines, two splendid build sites on the piece 4 eTms : $80) cash. balance in semi ments of £40 each. with interest. ont, and water in tue tion. Possession given juire on the premises before y and Jith st.. corner 1. Snnnal pay- # to be re Terms: One-half ces! ° four months, | atsale Conveyancing and stamps Wise oy secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Ali | pur conveyancing and rev. stamps at the cost of Plat a - E EVih ch ue rel r. @20 when the property is my 7 N Ancts. >OR REN Fi HED BROOMS, 21 “ Tha i & WILLIAMS, 1 neers . story with a will be let ta two gentlerien er 48 SEE RTAMe. Avot « GREBE & WILLIAMS, Anctic e who do not nse tobacco, aud are temperate. ° Y GRE Ta’ ‘ WO VALUABLE PBUILDING Lo’ N others reed, apply. ‘Terms $20 per mouth each, | [ZY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TROUTA C GTESET. SEE WEES OTS, ON Cail at No. 350 New York avenue, between th | TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSFS AND LOTS STH STREETS, ISLAND, AT PUBLIU AUU- and loth streets. Immediate possession given. FRONTING on 83) foot alley between 6th and TION 2 _piy 2478 mh 7th streets weet, and Goud H streets north, at : pee (OR RENT—A s th; tory BRICK Public Auction. ront of the Foun oenchining s eeseeee ee | Sa WIDE "hs dicet air of June next. at «ix ware No 493, each ated op G street sonth, near 6th street Pure wa- | O'clock p.m..on the premises. we shalisell.two | front on C strect, and rumping back ter inthe yard and kitchen, and a good stable, In | two-rtory Brick Houses. contai 2 5 rooms each, Title perfect. au excellent neizbborhond. one mianten watk | with porches, Deine part of Let kr sige ments | FU POreCE: a cash: the balance in six and from the 7th streetcars and rear St. Dominick's Church. Poasesmon given on the Ist or 4th of June. To a geod tenantrent moderete Inquire of BABKON & SMITHSON, Builders, I st. esuth, hear 6th street, Lb: lana. my 24-63" For RENT—ihe PREMISES lately occupied a3 the Earopean Hotel, at the corner of Penn- sylvania avenue and ith No. 454, having gooa frents and depths with side alleys. Any one wishing te purchase fine I —— will find it to their advantage to attend e sale. Terms: One-half cash: balance in six months, secured by a deed of trust on the Premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamp: at the cost of the purchasers. $50 down when the Property is twelve mouths, seenred by a deed of trast ea the prem: . All conveyancing and at the cost of the purchaser. Jot when sola. my 22 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors. tect. They embrace | Knocked off BANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE on Mas forty-one rooms. The location is perhaps the vest my 4d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts rachusetts avenue. between dh and Sth streets in Washington for a hotel er tor occupation as of . = : west. at Public Auction. On FRIDAY, the 25th inet., at 6 o'clock >=. ¥e shall rell, infront of the premises, House No 510, containing 12 good rooms. with large par lore. passages, wardrobes in every chamber, gas throughovt the whole house, being a.l uewly pa ficer mpanies, real estare agents, 48 lodeing rooms by latter immediately on Penn- wd in the ceatre of the city. If y as a hotel. the rooms will be rented reparately for offices, lodging rosmsa, &c.. BY JAS. O. McGUIRE & OU., Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FcR TURE A UC" On MONDAY MORNING, DE rigid cing at W o'clock corner of 1)th. ereo and painted, fine fower garden back. Lot at moderate rates. The restaurant portion of the | namingin rart is 21 feet. runping k to a fine alley Premises is the most desirable in Washington for | Mahovany Haircloth Sofa Persons © ishin; archase @ bandsome private that huriness. Aoply to 0. B. BAKER, at the | Walnat aircloth Chairs ard Rockers Whatmot and Looking Glasses Walnut Secretary and Bookcase Walnut Marble-top Borean and Washstand Large Walnut Bedstead and Washstand Cottace Ohamber Suite. Cottage Bedsiead Hairand Husk Mattresses Cane and Wood-seat Chai «, C) Toilet Ware, Crockery and ii Walpnt Extersion Dinire Tal Inerain Carpets and Gitcl th, Refrizerate ‘Terms cash. JAS. @. McGUIRE & CO., Anc Tesidence, #.il de well to attend the sale Terms made known on the day of sale. Tmmediate possess on given GREEN & WILLI {int and Chron | Star Ufice counter, | YW RENT—Two PABLURS ave.. snitable for det Inquire at | Market Space. uj igs RENT. rge, handso: DB ROOM. at No. 2+ Indiana avenue, between 4's and 34 strects, opposite Oity Hall m 23 3" Ko RENT—A STABLE, suitable for two horses, situated in the ail between 6th and Kaxd F sireets. Apply at Drag Store of V DARBAL GH, corner 7th andGs xd my 2% ronting om Peni ‘ntist office or ® my 22 BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on 5th street west, between M aod N streets porth. at Public Auction ONDAY. the 2:th instant, at 60 ‘clock p m.. we shail sell. in front of the premises, part Lot No. 6,in Syuare No. 424. having 21 feet’ front my 74d nw ~ a 1 y a hy lu feet deep ton 30 feet paved alley, with the F°O8 BEST. ‘A muall YEAME O01 n- | PRY JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioncers in provements: consisting fe well bulig te story hne. bet wh ang 7th sis, Rent moderate, Apply | SALE OF BILLIARD SALOON FURNITURE, | Frame wren oration is very desirable, being to JOHN ROBERTS, 570 Mot . near 7th. m3 3t* | On TUESDAY MORNING. May % commanc- | iM. 8 g0ed neighborhood. . . x : ing at Wo'clock. we shall sei, at Slane an Terms: Qne-balf cash; balance in 6 and 12 OR, RENT — FURNISHED LOOMS, with | Jicrd Saloon, over rovers Thestnn ee Saloon | MOBths, se-ured by a aved of trust on the premises BOARD. in a private family; desirably located; | a4 Rar Furniture therein, nan +4 41l conveyaucing and revenne stamps at t st new brick house. Apply en the premi No. 80 } Marlie-top Bay Coun‘er, 21 feet long, linea | 0! the haser. $50 down wher the property is 2d street. Georgetown, or at led Pern. avi with copper krocke “ between 17th and 18th sts. Two fine French-plate extra thick Gili Frame | _™3 2 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts ABE CHANCE SALE—A BEERPOMP | Mirors . : ¥ W. Lb, WALL & ©O., Anctio R? yers good order. for further information | | Rerevood Calendar Clock aati a se: inquire of Mr. LOUIS REICHE. No. 278 Penn. efrigera‘or sylvania avenue, Ulke’s Gallery, between lith and 12th streets, my 23 3t" Fer RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE on 1ith 40 Oak Cane seat Chairs 1 Brovze 6 licht Gas Chandelier 8 two and four licht G « Bor: era 1 Marble-top Waskstend , 5 feet !ong, with three TWO SMALL FRAME BOUSES IN THE FI WAED AT AUCTIUN. ey EeT On MONDAY. the 2sth instant, we will sell. at he request the hetrs .f the late street wet, between O and P streets morth. | Basins t the hour of 6 o'clock in the afternoon, containing six rooms. Inquire of JOS. F. KEL- a1 smbiers, tis all that part of Lot numbered 3, situated in syuare LEY. Best Rotate agent.” Office, 365 thom onus Tombiers, Fancy aad Plinn Wire | weet or square numbercd M4, in the city of W west pear north I street. 7 my 23-st* F% SALE—A CIGAR 8TORE and SODA WATER FOUNTAIN. now doing @ good bus- iness. Will be sold cheap if applied for immedi- ately,as the owner has other business and cannot atiendtoit. Apply Eetreet, bet. ith, near Grover s Theater, m | ee RKENT—On G street north, on with 6 rooms and passage, $25; tw rooms, on H street south, between 4:5 and 6th, $22; ing & feet more or less on 26tb 5 between Penn. avenue and M street. and rowoing back tothe creek. with the two Frame Houses npon the same. Each house will be sola separate ly, with the lot upon which it stands. ‘erms of sale: One third cas; the balance of the purchase money in Gand 12mouths. A deed given and deed of trust taken to secure the de ferred payments, with interest. All cor ani stamps at the = 3 the purchase scoemes icherevi Window Shades, Mats, &c. J.C. McGV IRE & 00., Aneta SALE OF GOVERNMENT LIMBER, &c. Ss ros Cavef Quartermaiter’s Office, Dent of Washineton, Washinton. D. C., May 24, 1886 Will be sold at Public Auction. under the di tion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. Moore, A. Q. M b Isiand. b Dand B cight | Wo'clock. acm, at the Gore nia, pate at | = Wiki ee De 10th atreet, Isla: between BR it o'el - a. -» at ie orernmene | 7 Fooms. S30. Inquire FTABE'S House Megister, | boys ov P stiest. “teteece or aenene CSTE in | BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors. 420 Penn. avenue, Room 4, my 23 2w* thi ay 8 lotof old and refuse Lumber, censist- HANDSOME PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON 13TH FOS REMT— The las BUARDING AUUBE. 200 feet 4-4 Boarde: 5.050 fect 8 4 Plink: sno | SEREET AT PURLIC AUCTION se ancien £0 long kept by the late Mrs, Tninediate hoc. | feet Scantling: 3.0 feet Jotet: 1.400 feet Tinker. Gn WED! AY, the stn day of J t teuslon. The Rey fe at as. HERES Wp Shingince eine; 37.000 Lot Lumber: 3.06 | ¢ oclock p.m..we shall colt oe the pee or part store, intbesame house, where inyniry may we Oia Tape Wark ag tas ica ads wale a attic Bui i Decttetioe at made. my 23-6 The lumber must be removed etna’ So > = by purchasers phy taining nine rooms. with large bell eet iD 5 . through tne heuse. etic rd pet fein 2 goed Rocadion for any one wl urchase a idence. buil the best material apd ‘workmanshi se sed H°sse ¥OR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—House contains four rooms and kitchen, water and gas; good neighborhood. and healthy location. in Georgetown; convenient to streetcars. Rent $25. Forniture nearly new and within five days from date of sale. Terms: , in Government 1 D. Brevet Maj. General i mv 21 td Pe - = Terms: @ne half cash; balance in six and twelve or pond seats. Address J.B. U., Star Office, pettic AUCTION OF SUBSISTENOE PROP mathe. Balence secures Oy deed of tr at on the pian " sen. y venue F% RENT—A HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN Otc Devos Commis af Subsistence, St the cost of the purchaser. €100 down when Georgetown, Bridge street. No. 75, in com- ashincion. D.C. May ies. ¢ the property is sold iets hehe Ay thromghout; waler _ ~ oe oe =—> — at action, in the Monu- my2i-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. and secon tory. 8! » two parlors, break- | ment Grounds, on teenth street, in this city 7 L. WALL fast room. kitchen and laundry, six lod, rooms. WEDNESDAY, the 20th instan: ‘clock. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers. Street Oars, to and from Weshis co seat front mpi ety es - eB B ° 4 .™,, the followt: rticles barste: < rigina! Horse and “ayri, door every five winutes. Boarders not to be taken. | ¢ following articles of Subsistence Prop oes Bazaar, and 10th ste. erty. viz 98 La. av. bet Rent monthly in advance. K tthe Jeweler | A lot of Li 5 Cal Store, 73, adjoining. OF Oey EBT | setae en mber, 2 offal Scow SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, and Oa: Desks, Clasps. 6 i’: utter Inkstands, 6 Eulers, 2 Paper Weignt “3's per zomers, 2 Pounce Box, 14 Tables, 3 Field Desks. 7 FY, RENT—A feur room BRICK HOUSE. on B street, between 3d and 4th streets east, @n SATURDAY MORNING 'y 25. at Wo'clock, 0 we will sell, at the Bazaar, mber of Saddle, Capito! Hill. Inquire oa the premises. my 2st" |g Commissary Chests. 4 Spring hetvscoe ry Liquor gn ane Work Horses, Ll description at FSB S42, CHEAP— GOOD WILE and FIX- | Measures. 9 Metal Paucets, 9 Molasses Gates, 33 oe TY HORSES. TUBES of s Store, with Dwelling attached. | Tin 's, 1 Wooden Scoop . 5 One pair fine Draught Horses, war Apply at 421 7u street north, between G and H | ete, 1 . Many good Work, je, and Harness Horses. reets. OS ——— 1 ‘Sawn, 1 Five E ALSO, 7, OB SALE—A comfortable HOUSE, ‘ail ve pew Express Wagons, with and without A Rint ove eagenaee oso ge’ | PERI ate gery gi Stam. ab, | SSIES eon _ ‘ome, of : ® “ btdee . Me itetplitan Woial'” PanAtont | Rete «rowel | Griaros,'s Susser gre | A ergs glteton ot Sv ind Second mand Bag. “in potiian Borel. me 22-003t, Fixe. 3 Elbows. 19 W Ww. Brushes, 17 Scrub do., 16 ehicles 5 OR SALB—KAKE CHANCE —A& GROOERY | Counter ing do,, 13 Rattan Broems, 106 Hack end one F'SND PROVISION STORM deine Sheen en | conmtis 49,53 Sweopis of zee, 1'Bolicr’ it Yeast | OP Counes tu geet Grier, eu, business in this neighboriood Applyto | Tubs, 4 Strainers. 25 Tin D. 1 Padlock, 36 WELLS & HAHN, corner ond F streets, Peels. Sheet_Iro my 22-8t over White b 12 » 2 "1 Ash Pan, 1 ven . aR PLETE LENE STi | Sassen Sethe the Bat oe oe OB SALE—The LEASE of the old established | Cpimno rts, Cosi ociore. | Lamp k ox and 8) tionery Store, Ne . 460 sth st 5 oe 3 Coal Bi nian Seige game; opposite U.S. Treasury, with or Teenpat Stock ‘aucet, 235 foot te. and Fixtures. 16 sport desi: ra ity for a broker, claim agent, or rien business. » Auctionsers. ce For further particulars apply at the re, 53 THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING “my 22-3¢ ea Paine eae » 2hard riers. «H ed 1NING LOT, tha Veer ae a . ol > ae. »# OR oma situated ne Berek Coliee ening «| Cups. Weight, 2c. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June oth, at between 3d and 4th streets east, pearl posi of sale, 6 o’clock, on Promises, we 1 sell. for ac- it. Peter's Church. For information aj . 8. Coast Survey Office, on New Jerse: Tms moderate my 228" Wi. P. PATTBREON, Watchman. iT iC. nine rooms. PF Dae ane. One VRAME HOUSE cignt rt street, near Ist, and several BRICK HOUSES, four rooms. ir ion Kibbey’s tnd ‘yircetae worths ADpIy to BALDWIN . Tat and Datrests. m 22 3t 10) KEEPERS. ATTENTION. - - let of I) rooms i lieat repair, Also. immediately svanres irom the at $35 por month: with | Lots, ‘we wilt eell the west. 30 of a) rooms now renting at $125 a month to Congress, Sq 103. ti a i pra men The Furniture. gutirely new, ts foe onle - con square 4 WELLS € HAHN, Corner Sth cod Patras gute |. Terme: rd cash ; opporta: White's Store. my 22-6t eeratatar nen douse in that Delete ae ete the hones —_—— ee ys FO Aa RSCRETT VO BOOMS OF my 23 “srr boving alee » chance buy 8 side lot on which he A 1H 0 Fourteen rooms, ¥M.K.W. can erect an s onening 5 Gomble or centrally located, with large yard, house, B dare RATSE £ improve with shrubbery. as may » and foe ataphe. Will be let til the lot Ueteber next, J Aehe se has Piroatace of thesewer now being con- erie eranaTGecat | "ose aa HOHg A EAU: M2 | es Gr a: tee gett ie adress (giving fail name and address) Box 373, | On TUBSDAY. May 2. at 40 Pm. will be "r coxt. te be Gity Pont OfBee. my 21 | No. ‘332 K street deed : one on NT comprising. uit the Goods ‘aud Obattele sf said iduse, es par on er fink cM, pes ist tees Spee 5 JOUNSON Ro S78 Pat ove epee ge: tional Hotel. ‘my 21- 4 NT—PA D T Kitchen. dining room. ag “Utouslle, hen Bote net = Hs on Menedad at 143 Waabington st.. iat Stove, Carpets. rears r 6 Wasistande 38 uresns, 1 Desk, Wotiven. ‘Terms at sale. _my 35: ape. E ota Rises an Lon for vals, oe ‘of 4 pa time apply Megan BAN Bo: 3b" Sten ret Space, oF a BoUeRs AaB LORS oh any rae 3. A. McGATHRAN. et ar tee 4 Freee sa, On TUESDAY 2 oR premises, we vs. * ou tna tue, ave. rarest. about 78 ee aif cash: in sip and twelve ‘at the cost of * Ifthe sale are not, complied yeistene cheserer 3 8 FITZPATRICK, my T-dts 3.0, @00., Aucis. a . 2. hour my Baie dO. BCOULEE co Ce iv OF COPARTNERSAIP. br the pane ot 8 as mes ee claime jnst the firm will and all to Hicee tebe _ int ance otby con charge tar OMice.t Mi [é