Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1866, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Tue RECErTION OF THE PREStDENT.—The Arrangements for the I’rocession.—Last evening, an Adjourned meeting of the joint committee of tbe Councils was he.d im the Aldermen's Ubamber, City Hall, to further the arrange- ments for receiving the President and party— Alderman Thos E Lloyd in the chair, and Councilman ©. B. Baker acting as secretary. Previous to the meeting of the joint committee, the sub-committee on the procession, Vounci man (teorge Wright in the chair, and Alde: man GF. Gulick secretary, held a meeting, when the following asseciations desiring to ticipate reported by committees: Uldest nhabitants: 5th Ward National Union Ciub; Young Men's National Union Club of George- town; National Democratic Association; Em- ployees of the Washington Arsenal; Employees of the Government Printing Office; Con- servative Army and Navy Union; Sixth Ward Nationa: Uninn Club; Seventh Ward Johnson Union Club; Employees of the Navy Yard, Jonnson Departmental Ciub; Fourth Ward Johnson Club; Executive Committee of Iris’ Citizens; Young Men’s National Union Club; Resident Executive Committee; Washingtoa Fire Department. On the joint committee being called to order. Mr Wright reported from the sub-committee that the committee had selected Col. James A. Tait as chief marshal, and the action of the committee was unanimously contirmed. Mr. Pease, from the commitiee on music, re- ported that he bad engaged Esputa’s band for the corporate autborities. Mr. Baker, from the same committee, reported that two battalions of the 12th Infantry wer anxious to part cipate in the reception, but could not do so without orders from Genera! Vanby. commanding this Department. He w's nstructed to wait on General Canby and obtain ont Noyes stated that the soldiers of the ar of “12 proposed to participate in the recep- on. but most of them bemg old and feeble : y would not join in the walking procession, but wonld take position en the portico of the W bite House, and they asked that a place be reserved forthem. He also reported from the committee appointed for the purpose, that the President was expected to arrive bere on Sat- urday afternoon, probably by the 5 p. m. train, but that the programme had not been Positively cettled upon. The Baitrmoreans were anxious ‘hat be should make some stop in that city on nis return: and it was understood, also, that there was a possibility that the Presidential party might return from the West by the Bal- imore and Oaio road, without going to Harris- burg, in which case they would arrive here somewhat sooner than Saturday atternoon. A< soon &s it Was positively ascertained when che party would arrive here, it would be announced. Mr. F. MeNerhany, of the 6th Ward Johnson Club, moved that Mayor Wallach be request- ed to deliver the address of welcome, and it was unanimously adopted. - Noyes suggested that the Mayor, with the presiding officers of the City Councits and f the different Associations, having been ap- pointed a committee, it would be proper, it it could be so arranged, for them to meet the President atsome pointon therailroad and escort him in. It would accommodate is numbers of the workmen and others wished to be present on the occasion if the peption ceremonies should take plact hour than 5 p. m., and perhaps th rould a special train to have to aifurd all the ¢ in the welcome tc e President Col. Thomas E Florence hoped that the idea Mstexpressed would b @oned, 2. mad pirit had shown itselt here and at other places which culminated in murder at India Lpolis The same might be repeated here. Let the President arrive while (he bright sun is in the - A tew nights since that spirit had mani- fested itself aia meeting of the Navy Yard employees at which they voted to attend the ception of the President, but adopted a reso- lution qualifying the respect they will show Lim. Mr. Noyes regretted that the gentleman had advanced a supposition so prejndicial to the peopie of the city of Washington—the idea that the President of the United States would receive any harm or disrespect in returning to the national capital, whetb: he came by aay or by night. He regretted that the idea should go out te the country that any such spirit pre- vailed here If there was a place in the coun- try where the President was among friends it was in this city; and any person who should undertake to show disrespect to bim here would have a rough time of it. Col. Florence said that to be forewarned was to be torearmed, and again referred to the ac- on of the Navy Yard employees. The Chair (T. E. Lloyd, Esq.) repudiated the idea that the President would be liable to any such treatment by the people of Wash- ington as indicated in the remarks of Colonel Florence. Whether the President arrives in the day or night the reception will be sure to be a success, and it wil! indicate tohim that he has the almost unanimous endorsement of the people of the District. Mr. Wright suggested thateach association select one of their number to confer witn the joint committee asto a programme. He wished allio harmonize, as there seemed to be some spirit ot disaffection. Mr.Gulick moved that a member of each association confer with the sub-committee. Mr. Florence said that it was due to the mee:- ing that the disaffected party be pointed out, ifthere was any sucb. He did not believe that there was any disaffection, for he hat heard of none. As for his association (the Na- tional Democratic.) they were ready to take any position assigned them, and were willing to leave the details in the hands of the Coun- cil’s committees Mr. F. MeNerhaney denied that there was Any disaffection amongst the associations. He had conferred with them all, and they werean uuitin desiring to co-operate heartily, and to give the Councils the lead in the affair. Mr. Wrigh: rephed that he had inferred from the notice given of a citizen's meeting to be held Thursday night, that some were disaf- rected Mr.Gulick’s motion was adopted, and the Meeting adjourned. The sub-committee then met, when a dete- cate from each association took seats with the committee. After some discussion as to the positions in the line, the whole matter was left with the sub-committee, and the meeting adjourned— the joiut committee to meet on Pbhursday night. a INSURORDINATION OF THE COLORED TROOPS. Monday night, the colored troops at Wise well Barracks had arranged to bavea ball at the barracks, and bad invited all the colored fe- male fancy of Murder Bay. Capt. Spurgin, ot the Freedmen’s Bureau, declined to permit them, but the soldiers insisted upon having the dance. and became so unruly that the Captain bad to send for a detachment of police. Lieut. Johnson. of the second precinct, sent two men to the barracks, and they finding the Murder Bay fancy collected about the barracks dis- persed them, and sent im off. The colored toldiers were offended, af refused to obey or- ders. Capt. Spurgin mounted his horse, and was about to start for 4 company to reduce the mutineers to obedience, when & colored ser- geant, who seemed to have some influence over the men, called them into their quarters. See east FUNERAL Or COMMANDER SwITH.—The funeral of the Jate Commander A. N. Smith took place yesterday afternoon, from the resi- dence of his father, Kear Admiral Joseph Smith, and was quite largely attended. The services of the Episcopal Church were con- | ducted by Rev. Dr. Trimble, of St. John’s, after which the corpse proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery. Wm. Faxon, Esq., of the Navy Department: Commodores M. Smith and T. A. Jenkins, Lieutenant H. A. Wise, Lieut. Com- mander Wm Mitchell, and Mr. W. Danby were the pall-bearers, and were preceded by a derachment of Marines, Major Graham com- manding. ee Seneo eal Grawp Lanceny.—Rachel A. Fowler was arrested by Officer Mulloy for the larceny of arious articles of clothing belonging to Mrs. A. Weaver. The accused Aad been a ser- vant in the complainant's family, and very frequently property bad beon missed, but last Sunday, while the family was absent, she dressed herself in the lady's clothing and went off. She was taken before Justice Walter, who committed her to jail for court. —_e___ —About 1:38 o’clock yesterday morning discovered in the bakery of Chas. Ba- barn’s,on N st., near 6th. The alarm was given trom box 27, and the firemen responded promptly, and prevented a very serious con- fagration. The bakery was dimaged to the amount ofabout $500. The adjoming build- ng, occupied as a drug store, was damaged to he amount of $22, covered by insurauce. <sopeteratiargeontes Crry Frvir—Mr. L. P. Williams, of tha Clerk of the Court's ofice, has raised this sea. ‘on, in his yard,in the Northern Liberties, ‘bout five bushels of peaches of the larges ‘ize~ many of them measuring ten and a half scbes in circumference—which we believ: foes beyond the average of peaches raised in ‘OY cection of the country this year. pesca eA, amet. ASSAULTING HIS Wire.—Yesterday after- horn Officer Westerfield, of the 2d precinct, ar- ested William Wheeling, charged by his wife, Johanna, with assaulting and beating her at ‘undry umes. Justice Walter committed nim © jSi] in default of bail to keep the peace. ———@—+—— Brat —Mr. Wm. S. Jones, of Georgetown, nds us four beets, whick beat those already Poticed. the largest being 24 inches in cireum- ference. weighing 7 pounds. } ANOTHER OUTRAGE Im THE Surtus IneTr1uTs Guovsps.—On last evening, about pine o'clock, & young gentle. msn and lady, of this city, while passing through the Smithsonian [nstitute, etopped at the pump to get adrink of water, whea they were approached by three ruffians, who rude- v accosied them, asking them what business they Bad there. ‘wo of the villains repre- themselves to be police officers, and “arrested” the young man, while the other took charge of the young lady ‘to take her to ber mother.” He bad with her only as®ort distance when he asked her to kiss him. She repelled the insult, when he seized ber by the ibroat, and throwing Her down, attempted to outrage ber person. She released her throat from his grasp and screamed, when be triea to place his hand over ber mouth, but she seized bis fingers with her teeth and he was clad to withdraw them In the meantime the young man hearing the screams of bis companions broke from his captors and ran f her rescne. The scamp who was still struggling with her hearing approaching foot- steps got up hastily and ran off, and the young couple, glad to escape from their peril fled in the opposite direction. and reached home safe- ly. Theyoong gentieman bad $100 in his pock- et: which he would no doubt have been trans- terred to the ke+pingof his assailants, if he had notescaped so soon. Itis abouttime to pre- vent these outrages, which bave made the Smithsonian park a place to be shunned by the orderly and well disposed, instead of a pleas- ant resort as it should be if well policed. a Bast Batt —Yeesterday afternoon, a match game of baseball was played on the grounds the Jefferson, between the Eagleand Ac- tive, tor Junior Championship, resnited in fa. vor of the Active by 14 runs,ina game of eight innings, the score standing 23 for the Active «nd 9 for the Eagle. This was the sec- ond game of a home-and-home series each elub being victorious in one game and it isex- pected the third and last game will be played sbortly. The Jefferson Base Ball Club of this city left in the 11:15 train for Baltimore to-day to play tne Maryland Club of that city. Poe eal Danctno.—The Dancing Academy’ of Prots. J. W.and H. P. Kreis is a popular institution With the young gentlemen and !adies of our city, and many of our most graceful beaus and belles bave there learned something of “the poetry of motion.” Now is a good time for per- tops wishing to perfect themselves in the Terpsechorean art, toenter the Academy, as classes for the winter are just being formed oe NortTHErN Liverties Burtpwne Assocra- TION.—An adjourned meeting of this associa- tion was held on Monday evening, at (Queen & Abell’s Hall, at which a constitution and set of by-laws were adopted. The namber of shares subscribed are about 1,500, the limit being 2,500, and The time to close the subscription was fixed on the second Monday in November. _. Town CLock.—The trustees of Calvary Baptist Church have just had placed in the tower of the church, corner of sth and H streets, a fine clock, made in Boston, by which the ume is shown on each face of the tower, and struck upon the large bell. The residents in that locality find it a great convenience. ee URBANITY ASSOCIATION Pic-Nic.—This de- lightiul affair comes offat Analostan Island this afterncon and evening. Dancing will commence at 3 o'clock and be kept up suffi- ciently long to satisfy the most exacting. A DPLiGHTFUL Pic-Nic at Seventh street Park this atterncon and evening, being that of venth street Passenger Railroad Relief ation. whose former entertainments of 4 like character have been so popular. oo CITY ITEMS. _— Ay Expiers TRAIN of thought is suggested by the fact that Henning, on the corner ot Seventh street and Marytand ayenne, is still selling clothes at one price only. pene. BoorTs AND SHOES, with improved shanks, made to order by John Strott, National Hotel, vance on (th street, and inside Hotel. Re- pairing promptly dene. All work warranted. Orders respectfully solicited. JEWELRY and Silver P! Forks, Gobletts, Caps, Salts, received this moruing at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania ayenue, near 4st. 6 —_« Wuat Doctors, Ministers, and Professors think of them.—<I recommend their use to public speakers.”"— Rev. FE. H. Chapin. “1 have never changed my mind respecting «Brown's Bronchial Troches” from the first, excepting to think better of thar which I began thinking well of."—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. “Great service in subduing hoarseness.”—Rer. Daniel Wise, New Fork. «The Troches are ait of Nte to me.”—Praf. Edward North, President of Hamilton College. Clinton, N. Y. “A simple and elegant combination for Coughs, ete.”— Dr. G. F. Bigelow, Boston. ed Ware Spoons, ae Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex- cresences, Warts, Moles, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av.. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from $a m.te5p.m., and 6 to 5 p. m. No charge for consul:ation. Zeca anal PENNIES can be bad in any quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, CLAMPITT—MOYER. On the 10th instant. b the Rev. Dr Gillette. pastor of the 13th street Rap- tist@hureh WA OL ITT. Ksq., of this city, and Miss AMANDA MOYER, of pberland, Md. Nocards. x WILE ENS—REINHABD. On Tuesday, thelith instant ar lock B ey br ee, Dr. John Che ter CHARLES A ILKENS of Albany.N Y¥ to Mixes CLEMME M REINHARD, of Wa: ton, [Albany papers eopy.} DIED KERVAND. At ae residence of her mother, of typhoid fever, ANNE LOUISA KER- YARD. daughter ot Anne Elizabeth and the late anested to attend the fun ; from St. Albans Oburch, on Thureday, 13th. at4e’clock p.m. * FREEMAN. Sept. 8, 1886, suidenly York city, Mrs. LIZZ ©. FREEMAN, daugh- f John L. Hawkins, of this city, in the l/th of her age, il re respectfully re- (ALL AND WINTEB CLOTHING, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND DBBEB88 SUITS. We invite the attention of large stock of HEAVY CLOTHING for the ap- preaching season. embracirg all the best and most substantial qualities at ths owest prices Gentlemens Clothing and Fine Dress Shirts te order. = WALL, STEPHENS & 00.. 322 Pennsylvania avenue, between %th and 10th streets. K REMOVAL. IDWELL & HENDERSON would respectfal- ly inform their friends and the public it they have removed to No. 505 9th street, near D. Se ton Ball epared to choice as- archasers to eur p Loti Building, where they ar. offer to —_ friends and the public a sortment WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES of the latest styles. Also on hand, «fine assortment of Rustic Blinds, Oiicloth ble Covers, Picture Uord and Taseels, &c.. all of which they are pr. ed to sell at th: lowest cash prices. earns re All work in their line executed in the city or country by experienced workmen, at short notice and on moderate terms, au 30-2w oer hn te foranae CABINET FURNITURE. The Subscriber is happy to inform his numerous friends and customers that his stock of CABINET FUBNITUKE Is Full and Complete, embracing every sale and oe mie tome the finest PAR- LOB SUL jown to the CHEAPEST BEWSTEAD. It is not necessary to particnlarize, as our Stock contains «very conceivable article to be found in a FIBST CLASS HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTAB- LISHMENT, and at prices that defy competition, Please call and setisfy yourself before purchasing. Q. WILSON. _8¢ 3-e03m Southeast corver Sth and D cue ! COAL!! COAL"! Lyken’s Valley BEP ASH, §9 Shanoken BED ASH, $9." © Rest quality WHITE ABH, $8 75 Warranted 2,240 Ibs. tothe ton. Delivered apy partof the city. Orders left with Hall & Bume. Grocers. No. 40 Market 3; bet 7th and 8th atx . will be promptly attended to. Uffice oe Yard 7thst south, between Band F streets, eland. 20 per cent. saved by buying your WOOD at Batm’s. "EC. Ba au 25-Im* ts. ners and Dog, Ga by R.B, , their Management, by Mayhew: Hotchinson on the Fravk Forrester Craven's Young FRANOK TAYLOR. Dink= Meyhew ana Dog, ea Pose celted by ual, Lo: \) BEATON'S E N ‘SERNA. fi von “4 asia . ealtlon see aves a FRANOK TAYLOB. WANTS. Sn ie ae Ww ANTED—FORN ISHED HOUSE, contdnaing Or 5 rooms, . Address B, B., Warhingtor Houre) °C CORSE: Andress! ABTED_—Iwmodicte., Two fret clase TIN ANU CHERT KES A BULIBG OO. Ss0 wee WORKERS, Ae ANTE! - good female COOK. white or cen required W. et ciaee fee sarent soo7t * quired. oO ou al hetween D and BR KLEIN @ HRLMOS WW 4ANTED—8y Octoter ist, 1355 @ furnished HOUSE. with al tne modern tmproveme.ts Addi + 0.,""" No. 234 H strect, between ay ene‘ a. H labend %a WANTED-?: Fecpectable TIUN to Cook, rh end “Tron ca amell peo Apply at No. 363 U street, camer WANTED— Fight ‘ood CKULAYERS, for “lich the beat ft will be paid. x plytoGEO H MABT dence Hospital, corner of 2d and D ets Hill. se 12 at" Horszs WANTED — ~ fen HORSES, sound, young, and in erder. Apply » ., SOU NAILOB © BRO, _8¢12-3t* E street, near lith, j ANTED—By a respectable married lady a BABY to nurse, at ber own honse, who his lately lort her own child. For further information v. 199 F street, near 434 street, Island, WwW ANTED TO RENT IMMKDIATELY—Or by October }, a small HOUSE, of 4 ar room}. in & geod neighborhood, in this city or in George- town Kent must be moderate, Address M_, Post Othce, Georgetown, D, O. ee 12-2t ANTED—Perrons Porters,Coachmen Farm Hand: a vente or = of any kind, to call at Room No #) over National Express Office, corner Pa ave ani ith st. 1t* WASTED To yeat and small HOUSES in the 2 on band several furnished and unfurnished HOUSES for saleendrent. J T.COLDWELL & CO., 1t* Cerner Penn. avenue and [Ith st. J ANTED—Two FURNISHED BOOMS and a KITCHEN, fer housek coping; for geatlemen and wite. Rooms in a private house preferred. Acdre-s. a8 beiow, «tating locality and terms, 0. &. MORGAN, City Post Office. se 12-30 WARSTED_ oct. Ist, three Furnishe: ROOMS, for bonsekeeping in a quiet way; no servant; ora Furnished H. one mile of the Post Office. Bent musi ble. Address. for one week ith Auditor's office, Boom 26 Be 12-2t" } ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable middie-apel woman, to cook, wash and icon ina respectable private family, or todo general housework atNo 156 K street, be’ isth and 19th streets, north side, for three day se 12 3t* V ANTED—To bire immediately, by the month or year, six oreicht colored FARM HANDS. None need apply unless accustomed to farm work. rcnhase, large and and sre willing to live in the country. For reut, wi'bout board, four well :urnished ROOMS, with Kitchen, situated in a respectable and healthy neighborhood, aud convenient to the Departments. Apply to JOHN J. JOHNSON, Attorney at! No. 389 La. ave., opposite Vity Hall. se 12 V ANTED-AGIRL to do general he Must come well recommended. Call E street, near7th,( Fancy Store.) V ANTED—A genteel COTTAGE ora suit of ROOMS. eligibly situated Wenld rent a pleasant brick residence of moderate size. dress EXCELSIOR, Star Office, WASTED IMMEDIAT —A GIRL who un- derstends Sewing on Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine, at No, 212 L strect, near 19th. » Be 31-2t* Te? LAWYERS. OLAIM AGENTS, AND otbers—COPYING in a good b’e hand, done promptly at 50 cents per 1 Uw wor: ““N,’? Box 454 City Post Office. W ARTED-ASITUATION by young <irl asa bambermaid, or to wait on the table, and ork. 431 se 11-2t~ is willing to help to wash and fron. Uan give good referer: Apply at No. 207 22d street, corner of H, 89 11-2t" V ANTED—A young GIRL to attend s Fancy Store. Must be acquainted with the busi- ness and come well recommended. None other reedapply. Call ‘ew York Oheap Fancy 8t 431 E street, near 7th, se 11-2 ANTED—A good HOUSK, part or wholly furnished, in a central location, containing from 12 to W reoms, water, gas and cellar, sutta- le for a Ist class boarding house. Any one hav- ing such a house, will he good tenant by acérersing TENANT for one week, se 11-3t* W 4NTED—A settled WOMAN. to do the honse- work of # small family Apply at 675 « street north, between 2d and $d east, Capitol Hill. se 10 3t" V /ANTED—A GIBL (German preferred) to wash and iron and tedo general housework in the German Club Boom. Apply 322 Penn’a avenur. se W-3t" Ay ANTED TO PUROHASE—A small improved FARM near the city, or Y large lotef ground in town. letter, stating locaton, tet improvements, 406 F street north. WANTED Any party having HOUSE torent, between Sth north of Penn’a avenue, who desir and permanent tenant. will tage to inquire at STABEK & CO, near }2th WASTED—DRICKLAYERS to work for the Government Apply to Mr. FOOS at Ford's Theatre. on Wth street, near F. Pay Seventy- eight dollars per month and one ration per day, CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, Brevet Brigadier General and se7-lw (Quertermaster, U. 8. A. W ANTED_By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION to do chamberwork and plain sew- ing. Adoress a note to J Star offic ses ANTED—3Sy a respectable woman a SITU A- TION as first class Cook fn a Boarding Honse or Remanrant, Address Box No. 10 Star Office. an is V ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies and Gente’ Clothing, er any articles of value, at R. FULTON &CO.'S, Pawnbrokers. 502 9th street. three doors north of Penna avenne. N. B, 50 Water Coolers, and 500 gross of Porter Corks, for sale cheay iy 21 eo2m* ANTEP —SECOND HAND FURNITUB Alse, MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODS of every a jon. B. BUCHLY, 606 7th street. between G and H. east side, 86,000,000 7 PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT- GAGE BONDS. $500,000 SOLD. Tur NORTH MISSOURI R. R. 00. HAS AD- thorized us to sell their first Mortgage? per cext. thirty years Bonds. The whole amount is $$,00),- 0. Coupons payable on the Ist days of January and July of each year, in New York, Referring to our advertisement of August, hay- ing sold the first half million of these desirable bonds, we have advanced the price to EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, at which they stand unrivalled, asthe cheapest first-class security in the market, se1-1f JAY COOKE & Co, Cra AND CROOKEBY, A, AND + 4 DINNER, TOILET SETs. We call special attention of housekeepers to the above Goods as we keep a full stock constantly on hand of the best class, in sets and detached pieces. GLASB8W ABE of every variety. STONE JABS at Factory Prices, Good delivered promptly in all parts of the Dis- trict, free of charge. WEBB & BEVERIDGE. ‘B05 6t™ Odd Fellows’ Hali,7th street GB4PEs ! GRAPES'! Goed GARDEN GRAPES are now selling fro 10 to 20 cents per pound at J. PEABSON’S Fruit Store, seG-eotf 491 8th street, near Penn’ avenue, PBEraRE FOR WINTER. Call at “ BOYD'S STOVE FACTOBY | 479 sth street. and have your PABLOR, HEATERS, FOBNAOKS, STUVBS, den order for co! at ‘he largest and rtment ING and HEATING STOVES inthecity. -OO= GBATES, BRICK, and PLATES to fit all kinds end sigee of dtoves. Old Stoves taken in exchange for new. N. B.—Sealer of Weights and Measures. ROBERT BOYD, eu 1)-Im* 479 oh street, between D and E. W ** brah dBite Woks, MABBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TABLE and WASHSTAND TOPS, &c- Made to order on reasonable terms Hho amerenise EASTERN MAR- rs for Plumber's SLA ¥, enna. bet. 18th and .D. 0. Oe Tae 879, GIVE NOTICE, That the eubscri- ber obtained from the 0; Court of Washi Diaeeit of Gola of ure Sounty. i Iocent aseanpinry on ine Gor nelia Witteneor, hed sreerageane of *. Sinererine eerby a a —4 ‘inder my hand ptem! wie. “ie Clewsweh “MATES BLLO 40K Bampone oxaPas: LACK HAMBURG GBAPES 1! In beautiful order, jeattrgm 3s: ELL «we? besa roy A me thes ‘ 01 the Seddle: Sime’ bn aes Tt ‘FOR SALE AND RENT. FS; RENT—The STORE under Metropolitan Hali, vext to the Ftar Uffice.. For terms, &c., * . BAK EB. Star Office. oder toc B FPOR BALE One RESTAURANT. 920. Inquire at MILLBR'S Uovcert Saloon. No. 259 * Sylvania bei ‘9th and 10th OR RENT—Two Unfurnished RO m F municating, at 400 D street, between 6th and se 12-2t* OR art He two-stery BRIOK HOUSE and BUILDING LOT adjoining, 300 H toe whole for $:0.u00, or will ve separ at Apply at 502 H st , or 464 7tnet. sell BIOK HOUSE with je Garde: 4 LA F° BENT—The nates Back Building aod a water; No. 29 south A street. For term vite 86 12-3t* W.G. METZEBUIT T PRIVATE SAL&—The GOOD WILL, FIX- TUBES and STOCK of the Grocery Store at corner of Bth atreet east Virgiaia avenue, y¥ Yard, which will be sold low. as the owneris going into other business, by calling on ~ — 1 se - Fee RENT—Two handsomely furnished com municating BOOMB. to gentlemen, or a gen- tleman and wife, with Board. or with privilege of Giving room and kitchen. Two blocks from the Departments; con to cars. No, 350 18th, between H and I 6! se 12-2t" FS RENT—Farnished or Unfurnished, a Bri-k HOUSE, No. 227, on H. between 17th'ant ish streets north, containing 9 rooms, with gas and wa- ter througho nt, bath room, &c., &c. Possess en gr mimediately. Price, with the furniinre, 100. without, $00. Apply toJ. @ ULAR Ricg 3 Bask. or L, L. LOVING, Alexandria, Va. Se 42 St the Na TS LET—Two UNFURNISHED BOOMS, No. 575 C street, between 2d and 3d bets tage Hil, | se 1-3 [98 BENT 4 HOUSE: sitastea op North Ca itol street. we and 5 Tr mon Apply at H. BEOD" ree OR BENT—A room FURNISHED HOUSE. (frame,) on @ street, near onr offices B month, D. L. WELLS & se 11 3t Northwest cor 10th and F str ORF FOR RENT—For rent. very de-ira- bie OFFICE on F street near Tr ry Building. Inquire of OWEN & WiLSON F street. se il St F° BENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE. on Massachusetts avenue, near the Baltimore Railroad. Inquire of J. FAUTH’S restaurant, New Jersey avenue, between E and F north se il St Fo BENT—A HOUSE with § rooms incom plete order, No. S01 L street north. between Sthand 10th. Kent 35 to a permanent tenaut References required, Apply on the spot between 12and1 o'clock p.m Se 11 3t* F°%, BENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, No 49. situated on 7th street west, near the = road station, containing pine rooms and sto: room, With gayand store fixtures. Inquire at No. 2ol 7th street wes Se 11-3t* A GOObD CHANCE FUR BOSINESS.—FOR SAL ‘he STOKE and FIXTURES of an old-est: shed wholesale Butter Stand, No 450 sth street, near Pa.ave. For particuiars call on the premis {OB BRENT—A comfortab!e three story BRIC HOUSE, with back building. on 2d street y between Bs CG. within two minutes walk of the Pa avenue and F street cars. Rent very moderate, Apply GILMAN'S Drug store, Pa. avenue, near 7th street, se 11-3t Fo, SALE OR BENT—My DWELLING, sit ted at the intersection of Mary a Vir- venues, between 7th and Sth streets west. ouse ix 51 feet front by 49 feet lee through thecenter, The lot is i feet deep, embrac 17%, or f JOHN H. SEMMEs, Seaton House, ,in Fatrfax county Va., containing 24 10 res, to be sold cheap for cash. situated on the Middle Turnpike, sixteen miles abeve Alexandr! Dvweiling an) eut-houses also, good apple orchard, Nineteen acres cleared; the balance Ip oak wood. It is anold tavera stand. Has « blecksmith’s shop on the place, doing a good business at bead Hoe time For further partic utara inquire of LEVI KIDWELL, No. 25 Jester- son street, Georgetown, se 11-20" Fusste ASS RESTAUKANT AND DWELL- ING AT PRIVATE BALE. The enbscriber will sell, at private sale, on favorable terms, first class RESTAURANT AND DWELLING. now doing a first-class and paying business. This property offers a rare opportunity to persons desiring to embark in the Restaurant business. HAS. S, WALLAOH, Attorney, 11 6t* Office No. 42 La. ave.. corner 6th st. Fe RENT—TWO BUOMS, unfurnished, con- nected by folding door uated on the second it No, 492 between ith and Sth streets nor se 10-3t* Fo SALE—The STOCK, GOOv WILL and FiXTU RES of @ Grocery ptore, titnared in a » with 0) font floor. App! flonrithing locality For terms, &c , apply on the er of ifand N streets. (Istaud.) se 10 att fF E HOOGSEKin First Ward, fuur Reet STS Bent $20 per month. In- quire at BUSH E's, “3 Louisiana avenue. be- se 10 3t* NFURBNISHED BOOMs FOR RENT—A nam- ber of UNFUBNISHED ROOMS fo ifthe most snient to the ¢ Apply oD Ist street, becween Bast ay . Capitol Hi x Fo SALE--BRIOK STORE and DWELLING, with Frame Stable for two horees and wagon, with room for feed overhead, Or wil! give a lease to any one buying the stock. Apply onthe prem- ises. corner 15th and N Leaving the city rea- tween 9th and 10th. U son for selling. se 10-3t* OR RENT—One three story BRICK HOUSE, with barement and fire large yard, on south side of Pennsylvania avenne. between 2ist and 2d ROOMS over my Hat avenue, suitable for place of residence, T+ rms moderate, Inquire of B, H_ STINEMETZ, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 32th and 13th ste. se lott EXE" SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON LIBEBAL TERMS AND LONG CREDIT. SIX HUNDBED BUILDING LOTs, We will offer until further notice, at private sale, Upon the most liberal terms aad long credit, the mort destrable lot of property ever offered in this city, situated in some seventy different squares throwghout the city. Parties wishing to secure @ building let will find this the best opportunity ever offered. Catalogues of the square, number of lot, perry Sar: of feet, price, and terms, to be had at our office. CLAGETT & SWEENY, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, ee 10 dim No. 4 Market Space. F°, RENT—Large and small HOUSES, fur nished a unfurnished. Also. desirable APARTMENTS, furnished or unfurnished able for hoosekeeving. with or without Board. Inquire at STABB & CO.'S, 305 F street, near inh. se 7-im- Foz SALE—A fine GARDEN FARM, within three-fourths of a mile of city limits. It con- tains about 9 acres of improved land, under a high state of cultivation, with crops, new brick dwell- ing. barn. orehard, Pe water, and all necessary y to jldings. A outbuildings. ART EX ANDER & MASON, te7 10t* Corner 7th and F street. A. RESTAURANT FOR SALE OB BENT-—Situ- ed No 49 sth street, below the avenue. For particulars apply on the premises immedi- OWS hE 721 RIN Hoc es eee Fee SALF—The GOOD WILL, LEASE, and FIXTUBES of a Bestaurant and Billiard om now doing a good business, located at the corner ef office or a Sth and L streets, Navy Yard, No. 632. ©. pale, i ith of proprietor. the best stands in the District. up throughent. fe 6-3tddeost REL. Fo RENT—A BRICK STABLE, in good or- der. Apply at No, 420 lith street, between H and I streets. #0 4-1 yer DESIRABLE AND ELIGIBLY SiTU- ATED B AT PBI- UiLDING LOTS VATE SALE. The subscriber wil] sell at private sale, upon fa- yorable terms, Lots Nos. 24 27,in Bauare No. 231, frovting each $0 fect on 14th between south Band C streets, by 1/0 fe deep, to a 30 foot alley: Lot No. 10, in Square No, 290. fronting 49 feet Sinches on 13th street west between south B and C ets, by 155 feet 6 inches deep, tu Lot No. 20, in sabdi- vision ware No. 397, fronting 24 feet 8 inches on Maryland avenue, between llth and 12th streets west, by 89 feet deep, toan alley. These lots offer a desirable opportanity to persons wishing to build or invest, and wili be subdivided to suit purcha- sers. OAS. S. WALLACH, Attorney, Office No. 42,8. corner 6th atiect 8e 3-2w and Louisiana avenues. 467 GCE BENT—Two Furnished BOOM! 4 first floor, or two rooms and kitchen, at No. 467 18th street, between E and Fests. au ic-tr Fo BENT—Two FUBNISHED ROOMS. pleas- and airy. Prices $10 and @5, At io 53 Pa. jue. Dear 2ist at my 28-tf OB RENT—The STORE No. 321 D si near llth. It fronts immediately on e schir araeraeemeerepeytecea nm! rooms in . ply to. 0, B. BAKER, at the Star Utes. Je80 tt ry FURR pSsD Beomy Foe Sant, tore ge Alo: s BEORE FOR RENT® 33 6th strect, between Cand Louisiana ave. aa ill im" —A three story E with F So Sot pee A modern Saroniaiess wine pariiculareiscuize oC MRA RVEY este te etween 1othand ith.” “sit” ‘The commodious and Foes ead GROUNDS located at the north east corner (poet itol_and Bou lately the reridence of Ai bimen. rea, hase lar; rit Sut a ee NN; wie oee ae corner loth and ¥ eta. FO SAbB-4.160 qonee o reasonebie Wi NG esta to tracts et ihe rooms v Vout W.@. METZEBOTT #00, AUCTION SALES. __ [For other Auchon Saics see fourth page BBX CROWN. WALKER & 00., avctioncers, HORSES, MULFS. WAGONS ent BWESS tee"stie: BG atw near the L. WALL & CO, uctioneers, res Nos. 315 and 317, South corner Penn's avenue and jth street. DRY GOODS AT AUOTION On THUBDUAY MURNING. 7 a rye 1%, we will seliat our stores a lot of Dry Goods, such as— Cottons. Calicoes, Lawns, With e paricnat ether’ Gnree ints: Dry Geeks Triet other ain ir} Mine. tit) Web. WALL & OO” Awcte BY 24uzs -McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, SMALL BRICK DWELLING ROUSE. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, september i¢, at 5%: @'clock. we Ii sel! on the premises, Lot 4. in subcivision of Square 152, fronting 20 fect 3 inches on Irth street west, tetween Rhode Isiand avenue aud M street north, rnnning back 95 feet 7 inches; improved by a enug two story Brick Dwelling- Honee containing feur rooms. Terms: One half cash; resiiue in six and twelve months with interest. secured om the property, Conveyancing at purchaser's cost fel? JAMES ©. McGUIRE & OO , Aucts. YW.L. WALL & Anctioneers. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9® La. av., between and 10th sts SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES3, cs ac. On THURSDAY MORNING. Sept. 13. at 100’rIk. we willsell.at the Bazaar number of Saddle, age and Work Horses, (afull description at sale.) comprising about— TWENTY HORSES. Many good Work, Saddle aud Harness Horses A New Express Wagons built tn this city. ‘ Ls0, A collection Reckaways, Carriages, Vebicles One Hack axd one Coupee in good order. Wagons, and other Aso. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, | & private — sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and * Car toons and Harness always at private sale se 12 W.L. WALL & ©0.. Ancts. ¥D.L. WELLS & Co. Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Northwest corner 10th ana F streets. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SOUTH G STREET AND i3TH STREET KAST, Near the Naval am, Navy Yard the I7th of September ins m the premises. we shal Nos. 26. 2sand 9), in Square No. 1) ing 00 feet eALeTmA AY. $25 down on each lot, Conveyan- ng 6nd stam at parchaser'’s cost. peat pore’p. L. WELLS & © sel2d Avetio B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VaLUAPLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NOKTH HSTBSET. between Ist and North Onpit-l streets. at Public Anction. On THUBSDAY., the 20th inst.,at 5 o’clock p m., We shall sell, on the premiscs, Lot No 47.inJ.¢ McGuire's suldivision of Synare No. 624, Laving @ front of 24 feet, by 175 feet 3 inches, tos 30-toot alley. which has been recently paved Terms: One third cash; balance twelve months. for notes bearing interest and secured by eed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the property is knocked off, se 12-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. a. ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georget NEABLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION On FBIDAY MOKNING, September iith. at 10 oclock, I will sell, at . —, Beall street, be- tween Washington and Green street general essortment of nearly new Furniture, viz— Bureans, Wardrobe. Lounge js, Bedsteads and Bedding Chairs, Tables. Washstande Oilcloth, Matting, &e. Exoellent Cock and Parlor Stoves ‘ Crockery and Glassware, and many articles not tioned “seit THOS. DOWLING, Anct. BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE. ON H STREET NORTH, between 4th and Sth Streets west, at Public Auction. mn WEDNESDAY, the loth inst , at 5 o'clock p. on the premises, Lot No. 12, in Square No. Halt the lot ie improved by two 2-story «¢ Dwellings one on front and the other in rT of the lot. 15 feet front by 10 feet deep, ‘h is now renting at $40 per month Lot ad- joining on the east seme dimensions. which makes med Property very desirable beingin a good loca- oD. nt. at 1 Lots each front. in six, and © m Terms: One half cash; balance tix and twelve | months. for notes hearing interest, and secured by & deed of trust on the premises. Ali conveyancing nd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. S00 wnhon each piece when sold. Title indis- patable. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B*™ W. L. WALL & ©O. Auctioneers, By virtne of a cecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Co'umbia, passed in equity cause, No. 1i71, the subscriber will offer for sale, on FRI DAY, September 7. at 5 ge gS m., Square No. 147, on the plat of the city of Washington The above square ie divided into six lots. and isin one of the best locaifties in the city. being in the immediate vicinity of Meridian Hill. the spot most favorsbly considered for the new Presidential Mansion. This is the only opportunity for curing lots at reasonable prices in thi« ‘neighbor: 2 elgg the surrounding property is held by epec- ulators, Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in six, twelve, and eichteen monthe, with interest from day of sale. Ail con- veyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. J.CABTEB MARBURY, Trustee. 8u 27-eo&ds (Int) w Wate €CO., Aucts, &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON sccount of the raia, until TUESDAY AFTE NOUN, September 11, at same hour, on the pre: ises. By order of Trustee se7 W.L. WALL & O00. Ancts, S7 THE AROVE SALE IS AGAIN POST oped om account of the rain till FRIDAY AFTER- OON. Sept. 14th. same hour. By order of the Tru: * fue W. L: WALL & CO., Aucts, sell (Int) ¥ NAGLE & 00., Aucty Bales-rooms No. 395 joneers. Pennsylvania avenne, handise of e descripti Giorsea'Cs chandie vel on. a be Hervees. 80” F deo i-iy = GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NX AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL- LEB’S. 101 BRIGE STREET, GEONGE- at 15, 18%, 20, 22, 40, 48, 80,6255. "Mustin, ai $5 Les a re i jandels, Dress sin simeres. Housekeeping Goods, and Notions. We will now bi suppliesof FALL GOODS, which we are deter- mined to sell cheap. The public will it great- ly to their advantage to examine our stock | ohm urchasing, - _ BENJAMIN MILLER. 486 486 Hosiery, MABEBITER’S, SEVENTH STEEET. INTEBIOR DECORATIONS! = OHOIOR sTOOR! e! . Bow open 8 on. the HANDSOMEST ASSO? 1 MENT ever offered in Washington, embracing— PAPERHANGINGS Of Foreign an Bomostic Manufacture, of the best Fabrics and LATKST STYLES, appropriate for PARLORS. BALLS. DINING Hook P ORAM: al BBRABIES, embrac' lew. Bich, and Unig igus of Enibroidered Gilt Patteras for Drawing Rooms. with appropriate and select Stock of medi: alro,a le. jam a large Borders; ‘and low Rn van EBON ang jew and itiful pattervs, on Bu’ . the iling Golors. TAN. LAVENDER,’ and STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and Window ‘Shedes of any required Size, Style, or Color, made to Urder. be Largeet, avanrtment 12. the Distt rtment in . war- Fented tebe Gfided with Gold Lesa: ned ftom te Best Mavutacturers in on: ‘imitation. ILT OVAL PIeTUR! ed tocall and one ine our chasing Frames. ed tg omy Ace Tone, In imeon, Scarlet, Green, an: jue Colors, from the smallest hotograph to the Lary Portrait Bisa: also, SILK and TAS88: , different izes. snnaetet attention paid to this Branch ef our Bus- * PAINTINGS AND ENGBAYINGS . in Store. On Bale, Ohoice PAINT- uae ond EneRAvined® 3 <i Lso. » With and without Top, | of New aua Second-hand Bucgies, | receiving constant | - AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO,MORROW deferred pay tightees months, ments tote ted 900 decd of srast on the prop erty. All sta: and conveyancing Ot expense: of purchaser deposit ef @50 will of reqeired ae je on ne the property 1# Knocked dows. Tithe fect “ee W. L. WALL & Co B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ; Georgeto NEAT AND COMFORTABLE SMALL FRAM HoUSB AND LOT AT AUUTION On WEUNSSDAY AFTEBNUON Septom' 22th, at 4 o'clock. | will eeil, in front of the prem- tses. Lot No 3. fronung 40 feet on Valley street, pear West et. with « depth of abou yt The t ot rt Ai thessme time end place I will sel! «lot of Baker's Toots, lot of Gravel for roofieg, Uider Press, Ladders, and several other articles ec 6 THOS. DOWLING, Aut ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A NEAT TWO STORY FRAME HOWSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. the 12h | ut. at 6 o'clock p.m on ihe premises, Lot No 23. subdivision of | Seo No 36 having 25 feet 6 inches froat.on @ stieet ® een th and 10th streets, Island hee feet 61 all yancing and revenue con cost of the purchaser. $50 down at e GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | rupsing back & | Terms cash | stamre at th tome of sal Y GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Avetioncers TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on Moryland avenue, weor 45, street,at Public Auc- tor On THURSDAY. the 13th m . we eh Ji sell. on the 3, 21 feet 6 preni ling Terme cash. All conveyancing and the cost o. the purches: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Auctioneers on THURSDAY. oD the premt-es, subdivided into two Huilding Lo ‘ont of 23 feet 2 | inches by 100 fect, and 95 feet deep. fronting 19th strert west. between K and L streets north. peing near the Wesiern Market. Terms: Une third cash; balancein six and twelve Movths. for potes Learing interest, and secared by & deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 down on each lot when sold fd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. | B* GREEN & WIL" "AMS, Arctioncers. | TBRUSTEE'S SALE IN PROVED REAL ES TAT SALE. FRONTING ON SOUTH A, BE- IWLEN THIRD AND FOUBTH STREETS, east CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIO aug: On FRIDAY, the 1th day of 8 at 5 o'cleck p.m, 1 1 sell, revenue WII be sold by Public Auctio: the 13th instant. at 6 o'clock p m Lot No 19.in & re No. 85. bei each having « 1ont of the premises. by virtu eed of trust to me from the subscriber uo day of March, 1855, and duly rece inthe Land Records for Wash- ington County, District of Columbia, Liber N T..N folios, 203. 204. and 205, Lot No 1 Souare 785, fronting £0 feet o wh A xtreet bing back a good depth to fine alleys, with the t provenente, ‘The above property Will be sold according to the said deed of trust on the premises Terme: One-fowrth cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months for notes bearing interest and a deed +f trust on the premises. All co: and revenne stamps at the cost of the p gio down when the property is knoc t Auctioneers. . meer RORERT BOSTON, Trastec auSl-eofds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GO MENT SALE OF VALUBLE SQU BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY BY ORDER OF" ‘uk VOM MISSI NER > S10. EUILDINGS. DAY. the iith dar of October next, 1886. we will sell, te the highest bidder, com- gatiz oclock M.. at onr Auction Room, N corner of jth street weet aud D stree€ north, the tollowing named property, Lelonging te the Government of the United States, viz Lots mambored 16, 17, 18, 20, and 21, in Square No, | Lots numbered 2,3 4. and 5, in Square No 612 Lot numbered 13, in are south of No. 67. Lot numbereé 13, in are No. 835. Lots numbered 12, 13, 4, in Bansa-e No 1.119, | Lot numbered 16. in Square No. 1.152 | | This square bas recently been subdivided and laid out in lete, and will be sold in lots, accordin, | tothat survey. which will be shown om the day tale; or, should any one desire to bid for the entire uare, ap opportunity will be offered. ‘erms: Oash,in Governmest fands,on the de- | livery of the deeds of the property | One fifth of the purchase money to be paid when the property is knocked off. Sbou!d the purchaser fail to papel lyed pe 4 spezebe put up again and sold et ler. If the whole terms are not complied within thirty days from the day of sale. the Commissioner rererves the right to resell the property at t risk and cost of the first purchaser. Ry order the Commissioner of Public Buildi uZseotds GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON 9th STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STS. NOBTH. aT PUBLIC AUCTION. Un MON DAY, the i7th instant, at 6 o'clock p. m.,Ishall sell, om the premises, by virtue of deed of trust to’ me, dated the Lith day of Decem- | ber isis. and duly recorded in the land records for Washington county, Distriet of Colambi Liter Kk. M. BH. No 13, f 3, 3 following described . to wit: Lot 35, ‘ tion of lote 1i and 12, in Sguare No. nal pist of said city; and also Lot iy " euctio ;and ifthe terms are not complied with within | five oor after the day ofsaic. the trustee reserves the right t+ resell at the riot and cest of the de- | faulting purchaser, by advertieing three times in the E Star, eae ee OH ARLES JONES, Trastes. te 4 lawads law GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. FFICE SUPERINTENDENT BUE BEFUGEES, FEEEDMEN AND ABAN- DONE! LANDS. Frrepwen’s Virrace. Va., Sept. 8, 1896. By ord: r of the Commissioner Buresn Refugees, Freeemenand A loned Lands. will be sold at public anction on THURSDAY, Sep: 20. 186), 12 oD, at Freedmen’s Villeze. Va . condemned Bu- ‘aU stor, we: Stoves, Stove P.pe, Farm Im- c., &c. Oash in Government funds Te: ng of enie erms : 4.A LAWRENCE se 10-98 Capt. V_ B.C, Superintend, ARGE SALE OF BUILDING - L DIERKS’ RESTO a we oe € Sot 20, ‘. ‘ashtR ion. In obedience to instrnc ions from tae master Geteral, the follow.ng builuings, form- | ing part of | establ'soment known as “Sol- diers the more and Ohio Ball- De ot, will be sold at public suction on ¥, eptember 15, commencing at 10 m. ender the direction of Brevet Lieuten- t Colonel James M. Moore, A. @. M., as fol- lows One Barrack No.1, 4] feet x 3065 feet One quarters, 14 feet x 107 feet One addition to do., 16 feet x 32 feet uarters. 16 feet x 30 feet ou> Z . [by 3 eserereeene fee Fer Serf hel isis i iz HS ES Fi E B ne 6-6 DggS age 2 at aces OS gee eter mee en sg