Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1884, Page 3

_ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. po YORFOLK, “FOR in MONKOE AND THE lar sraune GEORGE LE erect wher on Fecmiay Thuraday, and Saturdoy af S0ne ek "hak fereavge Novink op Magy, Wednwiny. and Fruing Sttanoe hour. storpine at Tiey Punt sod Gonsien Fiaroer eoiuuand ret aime Frssage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and Ohio teket | off Hath street nasylva- Pia aventin hotel. ofice of Knox’ Eth street and Pennsylvania avenua and at company’s offieg, 7th #ireet whart | Knox's express will call for and check bagyagefrom | hotels and private residences Freacht received daly antil § p.m. =n WILLIAM FP. WELCH, General Agent, STEAMER T. V. ARROWsaTE, | FROM Tru STREET WHARF. Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Tam. Be- | turning Tuesdays, Fridays and S: all River Landings as far ais Nomi ASt Clements Bay, jandays, tonching at | Creek, Currioman | Connects with B&O. R Rat | INO, B. PADGETT, Agent Y. Manager, sel7 Me Yeesos: ur. verso: a STEAMER W, W. CORCORAN i L eet wharf daily’ (except Simdlayy for Mt er Risck au: recurning. reaches Washing” ton abut 2:30 yim a wel6 . IL, BLAKE, Capt L008 82 0 FARES. FOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. FIRST-CLASS FARE, #1. ROUND TRIP. $1.0 Bteauser LAKE MONDAY and THUESDAYat 5:30 p.m, ard SATURDAY at 6 p.m Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY x Pt Pansaure and rovit Mth street aud Pennsylvar treet Wart: Felephowe call 131-3, FOTUMAC KIVEE L. Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, FRIDAY, 7am. Fa 3 TEAMER MATT A NOLEAVES SEVEN FH-STRE Ss 1 Wharf every SUNDAY. TUE 361 THELSD: BE 7 celock mn. for Mattox Creek, ret uation. | Gays, Wrrinesdhiysanc Fridays, stopping at intermediate | 4 FRIDAY at | sat R. and O. Ticket mice | ia aventic, General Orice, 6th | Landings gine and returning, Also, hes at Grin- ders wharf Sundays and ‘Tuesdays down aid Wedties | days ap, and Chapel Point and Brent's whart Thursdays | down abd Mondays and) Wednesday: : i daly ra ae) _ STEAMER: YONARD LINE LANE THE CUNARD STi AMISH BETW CALLING PiEk poration. tence: $Eipel and Queenstown and all ether parte of Eurvpeat jowent rates Through bills of laden even for Belfast, Glaszow, Havre, Antwerp and other portson the Continent, and Ser Mediterrs: an ports Yor freight and passa atthe Compa s‘soffier, | at Cabin 13 | ° appl ENERAT. TRANSATLAN II€ CoMPAY Brtweex New Yous aso Haver. Pier, No 42 Nort fiver. foot of Mortom Sermain. Trib. Wedn ecks payabl on, ‘aint, 10 ar we Transatiantique of Paris. fount: to’ mult, onthe LOUIS DE BEBIAN, ELEB & SON, 92) Pennsylvania avenue, oes ‘Agents for Washington, _ RAILROADS. pur GREAT T PEN: ICE ! Tomtk 27H, 18% | trom station, corner of 6th For Prrtais ‘West, Chicago Limited Express | Cf Palace Sleeping Careat 3.40 a tn dauly. P Sava. mm daly to Cmeiunail and St Louix, with Sleep ibe Cams from Harrisburg to Cineinnati,and Hoel | € Louis: daily. except Saturday, to Chicago, | Western x Fy cts ally for Chicucu, with Sleeping Car rat Pittsburg to Chicas. Mail_-Express, 10 00 ger bietsbung apt the weet, with Palace Sie j@abington te Chicaen BALLIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Erie. Canaudairaa, Mochester, Guflalo, Niazara, YGoup m. daily. except Saturday. with Palace Cars Masnizston te Voc hester, ad Wachangton to Butgas ‘Trait leaving Washiugtod of Satuniay nikbt will not run teyona henove For Wit uuneport, Lock Haven and Ebmra, at 9.408 m. | 4 dally. xeon’ Stiadoy- Yor Now Vors aaa the Fast. 715 and 830 a m.. 11.09 Sm 200 400 luvv and 11 is @ nm On Sunday. 4h Tal’ and 11.15 pe ta Linuted Exprem ur Parlor Care. 40's, ar daily, except Suma). For beatin without Chane, 2g pu. every weekday, fn Sunday. $00 9 For Brooks, \. tail through trains connect at Jer- sey City with boats of Broolglyn Annes, affording ai- | Peony te Fu bes Seve Nori FerViwadelphaa, 719, 830 apd Tha m. 200, 400, 6 VWoland Ib15 p. ine’ Om Saday. 4.c0c be, 18 Hip mk Linatea Eapreen Sab'a im daly, excep ney Fer Baitisore. 636, 7.15, 820, 9.40, 11.00 a. m.. 1205, | Dio, don 425, 4.40, 600, 740, 10.00 and TEAS pau Go bencays Sab HRbO atin, ih Cua, eh 10.09 and 3p im Wer Pope's Creek Line, 65a m. and 440p.m. daily, except Sunday. | “ee Fer Atwapolis, 35a m, 1205 and 440 p.m. daily,ex- | —° expe Suda ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY. | AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGIUN BALL: | oa: er Alexandria, @30, 7.00, 9.95, 2105 and 11.25 a Seat Ione opm Oakan ey ein Stes. 029. 2105e m.. 80s Bae For Kecimend and the South, 6.30 and 1.05 a m. daily, and 5.00 p.m daily, exeept Sunday. Traike leave Alexanitia fot Washinion, 6.06, §,00, 10.0, Tei6 a mo. Vw, R65, S23 210, 700 anak AUAD pty and 1210 madnigits coarse. Mcday). On Sunday af | Sp sod Woe mos 208 ald Odo pou and TAD Baht ‘Jiekets and information at the office. northeast corner ef Isth street and Pennsylvania sventie aud at the star | Bon. wher Gaders can ‘ie eft for the cbrckitic of lng: | fier to destination from hotels and reaide ces, ‘CHAS. E. PUGiL. ‘J. WOOD, General Manage: General Passetier Agent, HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY, HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST | ‘AND WEST. Kehevinle imeffect (11s ER 12. 1884 £10 A.M_—NEW O&LEANS MATL dally. making clow gohncctions to all points South and. Southwest Daily. ex ept Surviay. with C.& O. Railway Ban Sleeping Butiet care from New York aud Wash- Eaton “wo Avante “Puliman Sleeping ears frou Wasringron ana Auanta to New Orl-ang $10 PM—LOUISVILLE PAST LINE. Duly via Char Jottesville t» Cneinas, Louisville and all’ Western Lcsrinalle ACP M—SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Dail points South and Southwest via Danville ac Fullman Sleplag ears’ from Washinz rh Fe expres, | sell. of | stadt Sen'tue ns sot ser erate _Stcrge iketteom La: | FMIOMAB DOWLING, snes SALE OF VAL | sas, date reapatively Abs bare, | an | Tunibia, Twill sell om a | ments at six and twelve = TEP, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MOWDAY, 4 OCTOBER 20. 1884. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ING SHOT HEDIAL Gi JEWELRY, LADIES BEST You HOLD ARTICLES. OME. Washington, D, Great bargal ation of sale, the store B STOCK OF FINE F: ots. Dwaie PLATED. TORS, FRULE” STAN Pp owiss Music FOXES FROM FUNES. GOLD AND SILVER W CUTLERY, Wie AND teed azo 6 qa TOOLS AND 10,000 USEFUL HO! to change business, I will (rection of the owner, ° ibove stock of J. the premises al the BA k 60., 1347 Pennapivania avenue north ‘Sale commences lay be expected fi will OMEARA & CO., Manufacturers of “RO! iE, DINNER NGLISH ‘BREECH. MPORTED FRENCH EOGERS' FINE OPERA : AND | NICKLI ee USE: (4 went i, it SEVEN P.M FOLEY, Auct. Nis —The Dixtures will uotbe sold a4, at'terrin- sgonpied "b yd. U. AL GLUE” TO-MORROW. NHOS. J. FISHER & CO., if es ‘Real Estate Auctioneers. RTHWE the istrict of fert of tot numbered Banvlred and exzhity <n! northeast corner of said square hence weet along the line of E atrect Bite fects th feet; thence uth sevrnty-five ved of trust on the premises. th aucine at the cost BE: octcltets on ae TY-FIRST, at Fi drvinises hud records tinue of Bric northiwe hired secured by deed ot trust on be pnd se BE BY FOURTH Under and by virtue ALD. Isit, and August ively duly recorded in folie’ 36, and. *65, folio 83, at pal DAY, # there ies proposing ti Pe ie defaulting pure af the rost of the purchaser as FOUL OC d dul et weq./one of the lan Coiumbia, we shall sell the east £fty leven, in equare numbered four . beianning for the same at the id lot, and running wth A depoxi ‘the. rizht to resell. the property use of the defaniting purchaser. the purchaser, AMIN Po SNYDER) CLAUDIUS B JEWELLS FP WOS J. FISHER. & CO. Keat Estate Auctioneers, EUABLE OBER TWEN- ‘TEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Ro rRTY AT THE CORNER OF E AND FIFTH mea JUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers, ANOTHEE LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE 2 EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE 5 OUR SPACIOUS SALESROOM: COMPRISING HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE, WICKER ROCK ESR, Cie oe ABLE, VERY iN TAMbREGUiNs: ANS WALNULES ER SPUINGS Y FATHER. PILLOW i SEEKS, BLANKETS, ENGRAVINGS. COOKING AND HATING BIOVES, CARPETS, CKOCK- aires te GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUI- BY ORDER OF THE THUSTEES, LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ALSO, FAMILY CARRIAGE, MAD. BY WALTER, IN GOOD ORDER, Also. THREE HUNDELD FELT HATS, ON TUESDAY MORNING, OGIOBER TWENTY- FIRST, AT TEN O'CLOCK, We WILL SELL AT OUR SALESKOOMS & LAKGE COLLECTION OF GOOD: FO, WHICH WE KESPECTFULLY CALL AITE: SURANCE, GAS, BON AND OTHER SECU- deed of trust, | ‘RITIES. recorded in Liber | _ On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2p, at ONE O'CLOCK, records for | P. M., we will sell withiu our auction rooms, 9th and D with the inp tof B20y MPRO ™ T, BETW EE substantial brick resi- Tf the terms of saleare not eoin- e, the ‘at the risk “All convey ‘Trustees, ED SD jORCHWEST. OPPOSITE the § from the day of sal the the f the All that separ bs third cash, of which $100 must {sale upen each pieces residue at Sit S23, oi Tot numb dred and eizh : : py Virtue of a deedt of trust. dated July’ { wth, with the ric > 283 hunt bored three foot ht ex with the hnprovs- F S100 will b Of sale are not com: the ‘Trust “Auctioneer. res aud Records premises tain piece oF eseribed ely Dwelling House, known 39 wah the remainder ta two equal fecal one anid Co sare wit tntenae hed mite teriat to perty, at the risk and Allconveyancing June 2, ‘pee Now’ #53; follo 69, 862 of of Columbia, and’ by the dirvetion of the nc been made, I shalt ee ‘on. TUES T DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. ., the following-deseribed the city of Waehington, Dis- par ‘on the ie together, ag and twelve inouths, respectively, secured by the notes, Of the pure bear rpon the property days from day of sale eed rpuoms DOWLE VALU APE ERTY ON GREY STREEI. GEORGETO DAY Y: T FOU fect 6 luc awepth of 1% OCTOBER, f OCLOCI Twill sell part of 1a: Sideof Gren stot by ad {un the C. & O canal; also part of Lot Nicer Ww all purchaser's with ‘Trust ‘Auctioneer, R OF CA P AUCT TY-FIRSt tine 1 fr in front of mnt intervst and deed. sh, at option of coat anultine arcane s SOHN COUGH ven Se, IMPROVED AND UNTMPROVED PROP- NAL ON & thot 120 ine 43 of Montwomers street by &O.eanal: smproved bya substantial brick building, now used ay a hide aud tal- ith interest at six id eceured uy deeds Bio ve STREET rWEEN On TUESDAY inut 20 feet a S building. the wh Terms: One-th.nt cael, years, with inferst at pail aud s-cured by a de option of purchaner. AU Bridge B STREETS, GEOK JAY, OCTOBI ? JAMES IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionesr. | BRICK DWELLING AND. 0} the res dof trust cl conveyank um ty at th Dal Iue i one anid ‘One-third cash; the balance in one and two | yer cent. fer trust on the property sold. ancing and Teconiing at purchaser's cost, posit required on exch prop fis until ON, BRIDGE SS_AND WASH. ETOWN, D.C, AT TWENTY-FIAST, Bstreet, avoidiuedoubleferriace | 194), at FOUR O'CLOCK, in frout of the premises, | Tshall sei part of lot four, Old Georgctown, front street, by adepth ef $00 fect, im- stune-story brick de ‘with two ix Per cent per anuumn unui or all cash, at the ing and recording ( prischascr's cost.” GW) deposit. required oe the tue of nal rs JAMES L DAVIS, Agent. f sale. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, By virtue of a deed 1874, and recorded in Liber IDAY, OCTOBER Sher No. OF UNIMPROVED LoT ET, BETWEEN WEST. fof trust dated January 789, Folin 103, et | sca. one of the land records of the District of Co. TWENTY-FOURTH, 1884, at faursituatein the city ot Washington in the Distriesof ered twenty-four 4) of Van Kiswick's sul square numbered four hundred and seventy. fhe residue in two equal pay ouths with the premises “Com Terms: One-third cash, by deed of trust « of purchaser. sale. fay othe: wise th Oclt-10t STEE'S SALE OF Y. STH By virt May, Av inn premises, 0 . the stibacribe trust will sell WEDN ‘CITY OF WASHING DAY, the @ ALUABI ate yal ing at A deposit of 850 to be made at time of ‘Terms of sale to Ue complied with within seven ‘AND oN L a cost trustee reserves the right to resell at of defaulting purchaser. GEORG! W. CISSEL. ‘Trustee, Auctioneers ILE REAL. EST, TON. D, ATE .C., BEING PREMISES No. 1601 1 SUREET NORTHWEST, deed of trust, dated the 25th day of y aud recorded 1 419, of the land reords for the District of as surviving Trustee under said public auetion, in fron “TWENTY-SE DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894, dt FOUR O'CLOCK F. Liber 791, colio & OND M. ton via Danville. Charlotteand Atlanta te New all those certain parts or pieces of land und premises Orieans: alsa, trom Washington via Charlotte and Coiumbia to Augusta, ormation inquire at Company's Of avenua Inaus dese tin B& SOz. MAAR, Trafic Matnwoe ALTIMORE AND ONTO Ra! OAD. THE MODEL VAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON, DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER STEEL RAILS CHEDULE IN PFIECT SUNDAY, JUNE y5r_, | _oCtdkds ~ Issé UNTIL FURTHZE NOTICE = 5 J. FISHER @O Leave Woahineton from sattun, coruce of New Jersey | "PWOS 3. FI c orc ts so, Cinetinat!, Loutaville and St. Lonis cially | TRUST? SA SStGam. 01 aia. 101 pom with Thrash | Lot Ow NORTH St Coaches and Palace Sleeping (are to show pointe, clk ‘Without change: 10:35am daily to Chicago, except virt Ratan it ditiy becca Saber Bor Fittebure st #903 mand 8:40 p.m deity. 8.40 ea. One of the Land Pittedana, Gace to Puttabn Fer Toledo apt Lx th Sleeper £ leveland and Detroit, with Sloep- wielr his and New York at #10 am. 3p mu. and 240 p.m aud Farlor and Sleeping Cars at- 6%, 8.00, §-19.9.00, 2h 3:0, 4, 45 1 Doth, ¥-40, 10:10. nore on Sundays, €.30,8:00, $.20a m.. 1:25 SAGO 44, 5:9 6.0, 7-00, 5:2y, Sau and 100g. Be Yer Vomtson the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, 20:15 4 ¥. er Annapolis, 6:40 a. m..and 12:10and 4:40, m.: on Sunday. 2 08m, 640 PEs ington apt Ba ey F Way Stations between W 6.02 640. 9-00 wm. 12-10 pm. 3 2 (On Sundays. 820. me Por Stations on Me O& me ana 6:25 p. ni daily except Sti m. daily for principal staticbs un Me ranehs Wa. ut sity, tor Lexington, Staunton and Ay wapeh, 5:0 a,’ ta daily except Suuday. oF B89) Am 10S am. 84d tot dally ex mot "0 a ‘ivan ak be) opolitan G40, 9-25 pn. Frog: New Vera ad Philadelphia, 2:55, 8:30am. daly, | 8 va day exe~ Pt Sunday, From ‘Anueyolis, 20am. aud 1:60 and 657 p, Punday. 60am. 6.90 pi vm Lezinucton, 2-15 p.mi daily, except Sunday. ftom. Freverick abd thtermediate pointe, 8:25, am, 245, p.m. aud S22 wv. mm, daily, eacept Sunday: S13 from Point of Rocks, Baltimore for Werhington st 2.00, 4:40, 7, $0, 9-10 snd 10-308. mn. 14:15, 4G, 696. 6-00. 6-25. 7.390, 9-00 and 10°19 p.m on Sune SRSA. FR Pot Sea Yoo LS, Sal | 62.7 So and ¥.00 pa. sLiraine tris Washington stop st Relay Station ex- ert 6.50 ps Ber furtuee ta mination apply at the Baltimore and io Ticket Ofice—Waskingtob Station, (19 and 161 Pusyivabia avec, Corker 14th street. where orders Wii be taken for baggage tw be checked aud Fecelvedas | By poube ie the WRC CLEMES TA, af. of T.. Baltimore. Sit CR LORD. Gen Passenger Agent. UNDERTAKERS. _ EMOVAL—JAMES BELLEW, UNDERTAKER, has rvimuved his warercenvend Feshlence to south Gest corner of G siret and New Jersey avenue 0. w. Baropean parse aid draft basisess continued.” mei9 | Stephen Saunders SPINDLER, NISHING UNDERTAKER eokbecti. Jey Tis vtroet northwest, near te ap S310A.M and know aceretown, 10:15% m. and 533 p.m dally except "PHO. ‘Sunday. - rninearcive trom the West daily, 620, 7:02 m, 225 | HANDSOME THREE-«’ | dee -| Pe situate ‘and belaar ln the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and known and. distinguialied ak lot one (1) and part ¢ of square said parts ‘at the southeast corn Ge thes tewinning. toa: ther wi Terts of sale: the property at the ri the de 1) aud, Se renerved. A deposit of $300 requited af thus of uum bik w oS OOM AST. FOUR G'CLOCS, ia follow! g-descrited real ¢ Som, Dastriet theses rh at fifteen std ten C10) with the imy 7 eaual y fers « days ter ts ta f f the purchaser oclttkeds TION. Premises, ts nere Se t, itp wi ball Thi v 4 profitable iuvestment. . Real Estate Auctioneers, SAL® OF A VALUABLE Burpine | Jot three (3), of Drury" recorded subdivision one hundred and eighty-five, as the same are fd iuubered on the rund plan of malty, Vieces of land beiby C01 it withi following metes and bounds: comm ang for the said anc Tanning thenee north one hundred and ten ct. thence went fifty-three (63) feet three (3) thenee south one handred and ten (1h) feet, Cast fifty-three (68) feet three (3) inchew tO tuents thereon, ‘has money in ‘ot complied with within he rieut of reselling the ulti purchaser sale, | STREET, NEAK THOMAS | of « deed of trast, dated January 28th, 5S shall sell, on ME ¥ ag fr (stat ‘sl f Cotmbta, ust on ( intist be made at the thiue of sal cow plied with tn fall wi rusters may resell at risk and ve purchaser after a five days’ amg star.” Conveyancing at the BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, CLAUDIUS B. JEWELLS 5 DOWLING, Auctioneer, TORY BRICK RESIDENCE, $19 THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC. Na. 1.05 ls for t the propert if said Let, and running -Uiree (is) feet six (6) inches, to the d Lot; thence south on’ feet; thence east eichteen (18) hh forty-five (45) feet: 15) feet; thence north one hundred to the place of becinning, together uvements, Consisting of « guail frame ‘me of sale: One-thind in cash: the realdue in two a Srelve uigutha with interest, if the in ten hun- Trustees. WEDNESD\¥, OCTOLER TWENTY-SEC. D, iss at FIVE ON LOCK, in front of the} ‘1 sell lot A, in Johinsom Hellen's wee | conted Subdivinion of original lots 13, 14 snd 16, im faving a front of 3) feet byw dept iis, '& handsme three-story Terms: One-third cash; the residue In two equal pay— ments at one and (wo years, with notes bearing Interest ateix tra chawe rs Gast. N'B. More sf desired cciS- dite enidential Winter Broadway Style, than exewhere, trois street northweed N THE 8 dopontt m, can of Lest | BRODT, ‘the Hatter. I = cent Per annum until pat, and accurd by & All conveyancing and recording at Dur Wired at the time of sale. iveral terms will be given the purchaser THOS, DOWLING, Auct. mat terial. 2% per OF COLUMBIA, THE 24ra DAY Ol] Ben, 1884 ww Ns bs On motion of the solicitor, it is ordered auccee By the Court, ‘Dock hat att. Mr. Saunders cutee her appa ben =e dh St rule tay oceans ‘forty days efter cent a9 RTIES WHO WAGER HATS ON RESULTOF. Election Procure them, Fail and teas ‘th RRESME COURT OF TRE DISTRICT fF SEPTEM- a Rannle, Seundern, No, 9,180 c Prt TAINED | | MERATE) | Sean ve Streets northwest, ‘$2,000 District of Columbia 3-65 bonds. att Shares W m vas Lixht company stock, in 8 to wu : 10 shares Post Combination Sewing Machine Stock. 60 shares Columbia Lire Insurance company stock. 25 shares J irvmen's Fire Insurance company stock ¥ shares Franklin Fire Insurance company stock, 20 shares Keal i state Title izsurauce company stock, togetier with cther stocks, some of the above being by reason of a collateral not 2 sie DUNCANSON BROS. ° Auctioneer, 2000 Pennsylvania aveduv, corner 10th northwest. SPECIAL SALE OF NEW CLOTHING, Consisting of Gyerconts and Suits for_men, guid children, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBI SECOND, at TEN O'CLOCK, I’ will sell, serve, within my auction rooms, 100 Uvercoats, all sizes. m Suits for inen, youths and children, 260 Pants, and Large Lot of Notions, Sale positive, Terms cash. JP EXCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioncere MAGNIFICENT SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEROLD FURNITURE ‘CONTAINED IN DWELLUSG S Los H STREET NOWTHW ES’ BY occu PIED BY THE CHINESE. : GING: MAGNIFIOES HANDSOME SILK 020-20 f SUITES, WALNUT WARDROBE: CASE, VERY FINE, GEDSIEAD: WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS, HAI AD MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS. AN BTERS, 5 VERE ND. ger & ; A NITURS, FING ONLY PARTLY’ E ‘0 WHICH WE. RESPECTFUL- NTION OF PARTIES IN N. WED: ORNING. ¥-SECOND, COMMENCING AT SELL HE. ABOVE N D ABOVE, GH OF FINE G00 HOUSE OPEN Folt INSPECTION EARLY ON DAY OF SALE, oclT-st fPHows 3 Fisnen s CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLI IMPROVED REAL. TEENTH |S 00., Auctioneers, IMPROVED AND ss ¥y virtne of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, District of Columbia, entered on the Lith day of October, “A.D. 18d," in equity catine No. 819. wherein’ the United ‘States of Ameri and Heury W. Howsate et al, are deter: signed Jrustes named in said deere wi O'CLOCK P.M. on TUESDAY, the LWE DAY OF UCTOLER, 3. D. 1884, In Trout of the premises, sell at public auction, all thone several parcels of qround in the city of Washington, kuown 3 Rumbered respectively thirty thirty-six (36), thirty-seven (37) 1 Henry A. Willard’ recoried subdivis in Fisher's eubdivision of certain, numbered two hundred and thirty-cight (235 humbered two hundred and six (246), two bunds seven (207) and two hundred aiid euehit (208), of Henry W. Howgate's recorded subdivision of part of square uubered (wo hundred and s1x (206). ‘The lots in equare: iS lie ou the east side of 14th, Detween Sand 'T streets nortuwest, lot 38 being at the Southeast corner of 4th an I stievts, having a front age uf 18 fect 6 Inches on 14th street, by a depth OF 120, feet 2 inches on T street, and bene niinpry Lots 87, 35, 2and 34 have a trontace of 18 feet each gu Uithatre:t bya depth of 120feet 2 niches, and, except Jot 34, are unimpoved ‘Lot #4 Is iinproved by a two-story and mansard brick welling of ten rooms, with bath aud other'moxtern im- Provements—in good repair—kuown a8 No. 1437 Mtl street, ‘The lots in square No."206 lie on the west side of 14th, between S a.d T strevts uorthwest, a whort distance north of § street, and tront 17 tert 6 inches each on Mth street, with adepth of 120 feet, and are improved by three two-story and basement brick dwellings, known respectively as numbers 1806, 1808 and 1610 14th street northwest, each containing seven rooms, with Lath aud Other conveuiences, aud in good repair ‘Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One-third cash, aud the balance in two eqnal instalments, at one and two years, for which the Purchaser or purchasers shall «ive his or their notes in favor of the trustee. bear Sue interest at six per cent, and secured by a lien re served onthe preauives sold; or all cash, at purchaser's option. No deed to any parcel of the property sold. to be given until all the Purchase money tor such parcel is paid. A deposit of 8100 on each unimproved lot and. of $206 on each hoise to be made on acceptance of bids, ‘Terms to be Complied with within ten days or broperty may be rewoll at Fek an ‘of defaulting purchaser, All conveyancing at 1) RA COYLE, T-ustee. ocl6-d&ds Office of U.S, Attordey, City Hall, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWELFTH StREET + D STREETS NORTHI SIRE i ST, BI iT, AND ON D'S i AND THRIRT eee r N TS Nour ND STi BETWEEN EENTH STREET AND KE: TUCKY AVENUE NORTHEAST. By yirtue of adel of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 1060, folios 362, et seq., one OF the lan records for the District of Coluibia, we wil. rel f the respective premisia. on TUESD, EWENTY-FIGH(H, i884, “at FIVE P. M., all those certain pieces or parcels of Tand and prenitaca sletatean ington, District of Columbia, and kuown and dis. tingetsbed cm the ground plat Gr plan of wid city as all Of original lots unsnbezed en. twelve, and the Lorth thirty.gix feet cieht Inches by thie depth of Orit: Hal lot punbered eight, in square nuinberad one thous sand and wine, and iiumediatsly after all’ of lot num bered three. in square numbered ten hundred and thirty, together with the buildings, richts, eaasments, privileges and appurteuanees tothe same belougiyg oF ‘uy wise thervto apy ts “Terms of sale; One-third cash: balance ia one and two years nofes fo bear interst. and to be weeured by deed Sftrust o. the pr ish, at option of being In the city of ash purchaser, (Convesancing, Xe. at cost of pi deposit of #50 will be required on each Tot at tu .,, berms to Le complied with in ten days, otherwise the Trusters reserve the right to Teselly at the risk and vat of fens epee or purchascra, after five ““pubile notice of such ‘resale in some hewsyapes published in Washington, D.C. ee THOMAS H. CALL, oclsa ISAAC L. JOHNSO: TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioned S: qrustees, ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF. VALUAPLE ‘UNIMPROVED | REAL ESIATE IN THE COUNTY, NEAR TEN- By virthe of & deed of trust dated 15th day of June. A.D. 1880, and duly recorded in Liter Mad, folio 2i0 et sea, onwot the District of Coiuisbin Thereby. the uinlemiened Tuste FRIDAY. the TWENTY: 11 ins, at THREE OCLOC » following-descrited Property; All that piree “and parcel of land situated ‘aid ivine in ‘the county and | District alorsaid, “and known as Vart of a tract of ‘and called “"Fletchall’s ‘Chances Bevinning for the sauie AL the southeast corner of Julm W. Haytes’ lot and running thence nortl Gi% dexreex west. 53. percha, thence north, 173 deBroes cast, 29.0) perches: then sonth. 6734 digress eant, 60 perches: them south, 2 eee West, 20.09 perches, to the Leidnninc. containing tet. acres of land. Also, another wart of sald tract Donnded 9s follows: Is vinnins at the b ef abowe describes lot Jocand the prigival t all's C) then with th tknown 28 orth, Vig lmcrews east, 26.00 perches; then sonth, Geerees cant, GD Hercues, to a county’ road: then with sald Youd south, 47% degrees. west, 124 perches: thence thn 27 deseres went. 12.20) Porches. th the northeast amner of the first wbove-iescriti-d lot: then with the line of sald lot north, 674s decrees. west, 38 ber-hes, to the place of becinting, containing ten seres | ofland. ‘Tenms: One-third cash. balance n months, with interest, and secur d Dy on the property sold or all cash. All raneit, Ac, at purchawer's cost, “A ‘deposit of #100 will be required at time of waleon cach lot, It terms are not complied with in ten days, the ‘Trasters reserve the wiht fo resell the property at risk and cost of the detuulting purchaser or purchasers, W._D. CASSIN, ? ‘Trustees, ike DAVES zane Immediately thereafter, by virtue of a decd of trust, dated the Lith dssof april, AD. esi, and daly ret corded in. liber No. 963, folio’ 64 et sec... one of the land reconls of the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, the undersimod trustees: wi!l sell on the premises the followius-deseribed prop- erty All that Piece and parcel cf land sitmated and yi m the county and District, aforesaid, and known aa part of Fletchall’s Chance." and Lounded as fol lows: Berinning at the northwest corner of a ten-acre lot, No. 2 now held by the a then with the YWeat line of ‘said lot and the original tract known as © Firtcball’s Chance” north 1744 degrees east 42 perches, slsgrees cast S84 perches, thenee south 2 Tiga {4S perchen thence north 67% degrees eat tg perchont to tne becuingy, coutataing sed od Out fur ten acren of lanl. “Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve months, with intorest, and secured by a deed of trast on he proberty sold oF ali cash. “All echveyanciog, 80, at purchaver's cost, (A deronit of $100 will’ ve retired at Hine of eal, tern are DoE complied wit In ten iys the trusteen reserve 10 resell the prop- ‘erty at rlak and cost of the defaulting purchaser oF pur- chasers, W. D. CASRIN, } ocd-ats JAS. L DAVIS, { Trustees, > Com: Laand Records fade | ‘and. by divvetion ot the party | ‘Tee Veins CROP OF MY SAXONY WOOL, GERMAN, HAND- KNITJACKETS. Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Stockings and Gent's Jérseys, Burpanses all former years in excellence of quality; the prices are about 25 percent lower than last year. Knit Jackets in 18 different colors, and all sises, from doy ten years of age toa man, weighing 275 pounds, Extra sleeves furnished for Jackets C. AUERBACH, Corner 7th and H streets, ‘ext door to Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, ocl8. & Have Jest Receven A Job Lot of FOUR-PLY LINEN CUFFs, which we are offering for 90 cents half dozen. These goods are worth $3 per dozen, Also, a fall line of Winter Underwear, Half Hose, Scarf, ke, Shirts to Order a specialty. 8, B. ELLERY, ocl6 1112 F atreot northwest Jvsr Recervep- A Lanre Line of NECKWEAR, for 50c,, 760. snd 81. pop! Line of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR, at lowest Lange Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on hand. CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F street northwest, 8030 opposite Patent Office. FINANCIAL, oe LG, Sit Brea, G25: WBaown Bez, & Co. nasnens, 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. 8, Treagury.) Derosrrs. Excnaxoz. Discousra ‘United States and District of Colambia Bonds bought and sold in large and email Lots. ‘Buy and sell on commission all classes of securities. Drafts issued on all points im Europe at lowest rates, Information cheerfully giv: 9e23-Sin Pasvare Stock Txxcrara Wines WASHINGTON, BALTIMOR, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, »uSTON, &a FRINCE & WHITELY, Srox Bnoxens, (Broadway, akCithavetiugt New or General Partners: Henry H. Dodgs, H. Crnger Oakley, Washington, D.0. Maynard C. Eyre, Willian B Travers, Special Partner, James Whitety, Harry ©, Logan, BUY AND ELL UN COMMISSION ATL. CLASSES OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, Erauch Office—539 15th streot (Corcoran Builiae) 2.8, DODGE, Resident Partner, Crotationea® Ftocks and Ponds and information -» fardine the Markets received through our wires IN- STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange Allorders executed and reported prompth WOOD AND COAL, OPENED 4 DRANCH OFFICE AT WNo, 00) lanat gunany Rommatere Twonld ve pleased to erie orien ee Ona Wood ana Kinullte Woods: Having unersetied Geniita ter eae the Cou, Pain pretared tareel ne forse one aaee ea business. at guarantee first-class Coal and a ton of 230) ponds. ‘Kintiiueatid Stove Wood at bottom prices. Orders prompuly delivered. JOHN MILLER, Main Office, Railroad Yard, Depot and Kindling Wood Mill—434 Street and Vinginia avenue southwest, Branch Janis So, 1020 14th street northwest, and No, street southeast, Wharf—Foot of 6th street southwest. se6-3m Coun Axo Woon. We have just recerved a laree tot of Bakers’ PINE. WOOD. "Aigo, fresh incl COAL of superior quail for domestic tse, all of which weofter at Lowest inark = auinapection ot Cuemece es Tapeetfally invited ta STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘thst. wharf and 12th st. and Pa. ave, Woon. Hw m6 o JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1209 F street northwes IELE th street northwest: Jit Pennsylvania avenue northwest: 3212 9th street northwest; Corner &i and K streets northwest; £21 Pennsylvania ayenne southwest. TARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF NEW YORK; also, EXTENSIVE WHARVES, givit teunsw facilities tor the eoonumio rl FUEL Gall tinds COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE MINES INTO OUK YARD. Sedeal only tn best qualities of ANTHBACITE sn2 BITUMINOUS COAL. All kinds of WOOD, eitherin the stick or prepared:s ‘order, at our factory. CLEAN, COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE yrompt deliveries wud prices aa low as Fuel can b Turuished, sepls _ MEDICAL, &e. FAD AND D WISE.—DR, BROTHERS, 906 B Apperted before me and madeosth i Established Expert «Specialist in 18 city, and will xuarantes a cure in all cases of Vene- real diseane, and furnish Medicine, or no charge: the Jor urulshed Medicine free. | Conimltation and advice ree at any hour during the day. Subscribedand sworn to befors me by Dr. BROTHERS, April 24, 1894. oct-Im SAMUEL H. WALKER, Notary Public. DE om gue ELE RNOWS. REPO ini of Baltimore cant be’ coufdentaliy. conn by both gentlemen and. tedies every: Wetneaday and Situray from 2 to 9p. meat 450" Coatieet, norteweat Rear ntrevk His ereat succt's aud eenerhons etl Justify your waitine to consult himvon tine MA88000, ResToRED BY USING A BOTTLEO! two of Dr. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial, Wil cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous Do- Eis te sen tee aces eee, Es a ra YE HEALED, TO DR. BROTHERS, 906 ‘and 008 B strect southwest. ad be cured. ‘The oil Teliable resident advertising physician in Washinton, jc has given iis particularattcation to. the treatment I foryus of Disease," particularly that of aprivate character, for over $1 Seats! sot-lm* 30 De Twa ELPoTRIO VOUTAIG BELT ant other Eezeto x OLTAIC BELT. and ar. PLiacen, We will send on thirty dayne taal Cs Mees YOUPE OF Old, who are muffering from Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, and those diseases of a personal nature re: sulting from abuses and other causes, Speedy relief aad complete restoration to health. vixerand mad auitewd mice far Shows VOLTAIC BELT CO. Marshal a Dyworps, FHENcH a ‘Organic Weakness caused by indiscretion, Folon Diciuen of Wow, ‘lteting’ ‘rest Nose and Silty Sold at STANDIFORD's St Cloud Pharmacy, 9th and F streets, ‘$3._Senj by mailseated. auds-nww.f ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN CONT rED THAT DR BROTHERS ju the eldest ‘estallished ade Yertising Ladies’ Physician in thin city. Ladies, gan cor fidently consult Dr. BROTHELS, 900 B st aw. Particular attention paid to ull diseases peculiar t0 jarities and ova- ladies, married oreingie All Han troubles auccrmnfuily treated” par" Boat: Kind eficiout nurses furn- Kieth wns ag eats to SG Stag aa oe wh city tuider his trestinelt stew ane JR, LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND Disnirelivln Laas Ponce Sa eae sorgulted dally, 30 Misncuin avenue frst Seve SoG giFchmovanld avenue betwcen daha Dy girecte alt female complaints and Srrerulersien Prompt treatusent. Correspandence ag conn pisetly confidential. Separate roamne toF ladies, Ofhoe hours—1 to ¢and 709 p.m tor at eas iit DE FOREST Tas Hewmpy FoR TA ‘ies, All female complaintsquickis cored. consulted daily at nirect northwest Ofics i tf g MOS. J. FISHER & CO, Real Estate Auctioneers STRES’ SALE OF TWO SMALL & RICK TROUSER AND LOTS BROWS AS Now a086 AND 2009 SEVENTEENTH STREET NOMTHWEST, virtue of a deed of trust. dated Fob and duly recorded feell on WEDNESDAY AML Boos, OCTOBER TWENTY. SECOND, 1064.0 PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the Lots FA ‘one hundred and fifty-six (156) and one bane dred and nfty-neven (161). Im “Houghton and. Moores” sulniviion of square mumabered one hundred and ¢ olky ot col the i 4 i ‘back of equal width seveuty-four (16) fet mow or lean. bo al fere wie towoter wih the uiproveanen ie Routes Engw ‘as Nos, 2000 aud 2008 17th streot, “ifermns: “One-third in casts; the resldug Jo six, and twelvr hionths, with interest, aud Py, end ot frus on 4 of $50 on enc, be Fequired af tine of sale.” Cunveyances at the coat of ccna = SRADENONoREPTATR Trost from 2 to 9 o'clock pam. with ladies only. * R., ROBERTSON, K ROBERTEON, THE EXPERT, SPECI Tobe an expert wi goer in the wie word ft freatinent and cure of Btivate Necvous Ube Lost SHUG, Jupaiea Masbogd and of the System, ‘and ‘all diseases Udnary ‘Meceit capes positively cured 1.4 ta Caayas ‘or Reed. Gan be consult Saas Wetney ahe Sataniay ron ee od more.’ Muin Office, 30 N. Liberty at.- Senoor, Sor to 12 short : ay Bi Saxoor ree School Suite ave Alto th hat se erate a Knee Panta, bio | oh Be Sas es $150. + 1914-1916 Pennay! rate ore SS as es Bp rae soci Sea, et Pavstciaxs sxv Davecists RECOMMEND i BR, ‘Thie DI + "les, quien ENDIGesTiO§, BLOOD, CHILLS At By rapid and thorough sesimitation, with the blood it the fd enriches the muscles and nerves, aid tones reaches ‘the Blood, a TINe It will care the worst case of D3 Gistreasine symptoms, such an Tastinw the Food, Beloh- Heat i ete, = ONL TBAT WILL NOT K AS THE BEST mates soci be pom ith SoAARIAS LAT, iN) ‘every Dart of strength tes the ‘APPETS fhe Stomach, Hears RUE ONLY THON MEDIC TONIC. iy CURES /EAKNES DYSPEPS! system, tonic known. BLACKEN OR INJURE TE ~ TEETH. ahtis invaluable for as aN ONFAILING REME THE LIVER AND KID’ NE’ yons troubles, loss of appetite or debility expe ruick reviet"and ren “TT DOES NOT CAUSE 1ewed. y its Use, CONSTIPATION—other Iron medicines do, 2 Yeavtable SIA. IMPURE, iD FEVER, and NEURALGIA. ‘psia, removing all yyzuliar to women, and to PY FOR DISEASES Or Persons suffering from the effects of overwork, ner- ners b1 : HEADACHE OR PRODUCE 2d Edition. Ltrs tT St ‘THE ASSAULT ON GOV, CLEVELAND. Amother Account of the Albany Sensa- tion, ALBANY, N. Y., October 20.—The ity was thrown into great excitement this morning by reports that Gov. Cleveland had been assaulted while on his way from the executive mansion to the capitol ‘Some of the reports had it that he had been assas- sinated, and others that he had been fatally wounded. The reports spread with great rapidity, and soon hundreds of persons thronged to the gov- €rnor's room to inquire as to the foundation for the Tumors and the condition of the governor. There Was a slight foundation for the rumors upon which superstructure of fiction had been built as the Story passed from mouth to mouth. ‘The facts are substantially as follows: A crank nated Samuel Boone, of Elmira, who has been un- successfully soliciting a pardon ‘for his rother-in- Jaw, who 1S confined in Auburn prison for. shooting @ man in Chemung county a year ago, met the governor as he was waiking along Eagle street srom the executive mansion 1 the capitol at about, 9 o'clock this morning, and struck at him, at the same time uttering an dath. Gos. Cleveland threw up his arm and warded off the blow, and several Wis tee oa ents Poe tat tu. | persons ear by WhO suw tho analy vatetie onseltects Vintivane and Drugriss recommends | Eaptured the hake’ Gor Ciosiaaa an aur ana as the 3 ceeded to the executive chamber. FS Take no Oe earand crpseed red lines on |” Boone came here about. two Months ago to press Maud BROWN CHEMICAL CO, baltimore, Ma. | the app.lcation, and the governor then sald te hin 150. Hock Tower. 297 dozen Bl leached Huck ‘Towels, size 20 by 40, fine quality, handsome borders, 15e. each. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. —'912 D STREET. ‘Full regular made and gussetted, double heels and toca, iced feet. double heels and Spigy in black, nny ble card "Mako" Spliced fret, in Garnet, Navy Blue and Seal Brest Sia aes oe Se ‘ONE: PRICE ONLY, 60 DOZEN MEN'S BRITISH HALF HOSE, MEN'S SOLT 85 DOZEN ‘ D COLOR HALF HOSE. tows al and seal brown, 873g PER PAIR. woopw: Pa Boston Dry, Goods "one Pn ‘ALD & LOTHROP, ‘House, gouy 912 Dat. FIFTY DOZEN MEN'S SOLID COLOR HALF HOSE, WOODW, ARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ‘ONE PRICE OXLY, 9M Pa ave. LADIES’ 912 D street. SILK_ UNDERWEAR " LOWEST’ PRICES, woopw: ar ARD & LOTHROP'S BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE 921 Penna. Avenue, Fine Quality, Cable Sewe PRICE ONLY. 912 D Street. MEN'S TWO-BUTTON CHEVREAU KID GLOVES. selection ot FALL and WINTER SHADES, 81.00 PER PAIR, Wwoopw RD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Finer quali- ‘very pair warranted in our that he would take up the papers at his earllest conventence and would decide it as soon as possi- bie, His tapression was that ute prosecuting oft- elais of the county were unfavorable to a pardon, and if so he could not grant it unless they saw Ot upon further reflection to modify thelr statements, as no pardons were granted in opposition to the local authorities. Boone at this de- Manded an immediate answer, “Yes or no,” and sald to Gov. Cleveland if the district attorney had reported against a pardon he would slap his face, and if not, he would come back and siap the governor's face,” In a few days Boone telegraphed that the district attorney had saved him’ a face Slapping by acknowledging tat Gov. Cleveland's Statement was frue. One morning — last Week Boone and” his wife appeared at the executive chamber, and the —_ governor granted them an audience. The woman was in a state of groat nervous excitement and attempt- ed tostrike the governor. ‘The latter caught her by the wrist and sald to her: “My dear woman, you are beside yourself. Sitdown and let us talk this matter over reasonably.” AC this she threw her- Self upon the floor and ‘screamed and shouted until she wasremoved from tne bullding. ‘The couple have remained here ever siuce and Boone has followed the governor back and forth from hls house to the capitol. He has uttered all manner of threats agatnst the governor's life, and was re- garded agacrank. His wife has hail several fits Of hysteria, and the atiending physician has urged Boone to take her home, but Boone refused to do $0. Boone 13 tn jall, and will be examined as to ‘is sanity on Wednesday. AN ASSAULT MADE BY MRS, BOONE LAST MONDAY. Last Monday Boone appeared at the execative mansion with his wife. Mrs. Boone went into the executive mansion, while her husband remained in the ante-room. ‘he woman became excited and violent in her language, aud, the governor's atten- dants say, suddenty struck at “Mr. Cleveland, who seized her’arin before the blow landed,and request- ed the woman to be seated and be calin. He rose and she sat down and then screaming fell to the floor in violent hysterics. ‘Two orderiies then re- moved her across the street to a house, where she -15 treated. | She has been hysterical inost of the Ume since. ‘Boone states that when he heard his Wife's scream he rushed Into the executive chamber and found the governor just letting go of her He (Boone) was put aside by the orderltes, who removed his wife. He claims that the treatment Of his wife was So severe that she 1s na dying con- dition, and overcome by his feelings, he attacked 1 Paave, ONE PRICE ONLY. — 912 D street. | the governor. ‘The woman's attendants sald sie CARTWRIGHT AND WARNER was in a@ comatose condition and apparently FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAB, dying. . Fo) MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S BOSTO ONE 921 Penna. avenuo. We ha which cheaper than our Keeular 1 pleasure 11 01 Buttou lengih Mousquetaire, at a similar Pe We now IMPERIAL & advert sca DRY GOODS HOUSE, 912:D street. YRICE ONLY. REAL KID GLOVES. fe have had remarkable success with our IMPERTAL REAL KID GLOVE. 1mace trou a light-weight skin, Be. per pale a8. in last week at pric perial woods, ring the same in tion Price, instead of 82.20 per pair. $2.00 PER PAIR, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE 921 Penn. ave, SPECIAL BARGAT. 60 inch all wool Fouls in the following colors: Black, Havana Brown, Garnet, Lt. Brown, Myrtle Green, ‘These goods have heretofore bye considered cheap on Navy Blue. our counters at $1 The above are two specially good values, which are overstock of oue of our best manufacturers, enables us woubs. 45-INCH ‘Dry Boston, 921 Pa Ave. ONE PRICE ONLY, 912 Det. "IN DRESS GOODS. PER YARD. and. Ait’ LorHRop. Goode House. RICE ONLY. BROWN COTTON, 10c. Fer Yard. 54-INCH BROWN COTTON, 12}, Per Yard. to offer at the above low prices. WooDWa BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE 921 PENNA AVE. ‘WE DESIRE TO GALL ATTENTION TO OUR sbcompleto stock of Diese Cambrics, Silesian, Dil a, Wicants, Crii0) mer in Colors, Hale ho a" ““pouble-taced “Linings, ‘Fancy LINING Cloth. Linen’ Canvas, itriped 991 Pa. Ave. that will not ‘rip or tear, ‘Re. RD & LOTHROP, PRICE ONLY, 912 D STREET, DEPARTMENT. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. * ALADIES BLACK KID GLOVE, ial lot of selected skins, every pair warranted ve 4 BUTTON KID 8 BUTTON LE 921 Pennsylvania ave., BOSTOM ONE GLOVE... GTH MONSQUETATIE 82 XDWARD & LOTHROY, RY GOUDS HOUSE. PRICE ONLY. 912D st. 91D St to our onder from 3. a 912 Dst. MR, BLAINE INDIANA, Mis Departure from South Bend— Dropping Speakers Along the Honte, ELKHART, IND., October 20.—Mr. Blaine left South Rend at 10 o'clock this morning upon a special train In charge of Gen. Williams, of Lafayette. John C. New and a nutober ot Indiana speakers were alSo on the train. ‘The plan of the day was “to drop one speaker at each place where the train Stopped, 80 as to have an orator address the crowd after ME, Blaine had gone. AL Btkhar the frst stopping place, there was a crowd of $.000 people. Mr. Blaine left the train and ascended the stand, where he addressed the crowd, his remarks being entrely upon the turiff issue.’ He sald that Indiana Ty unimport- it 1h the list of the states, but last year Its indus- trial products reached the enormous sum of one hundred and Mfiy milton dollars He wanted to ask any fair or candid man, be he democrat or Tepublican, Whether that great prosperity could have been Teached without a protective tariff. ‘The parlies were divided on this issue. “Be careful in ur Judzment as free men upon the fourth of next ‘ovelnber,” said Mr. Blaine as he bid Elkhart good bye. Mrs. Lock wood Coming Home. New Yorx, October 20.—Mrs. Belva Lockwood left this city for Washington at 1 o'clock this after- noon. Death of Com. Kirkiand’s Daughter. New York, October 20.—Miss Anita R. Kirkland, daughter of "Acting Commodore Kirkland, of the Brooklyn navy yard, died this morning of con- suipuon, She was 22 years of age. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: 3. pom ‘Name. Name. IN. J. Cent. Cent 3pm onto ais ‘oregon Trans. ont. & West... Pac. Mall....21 (Peo. D. & BE... Reading... Sia Be 13 bo” Be Rock yc 1198 Roe. & Ts 15 St Pal Do. INSHEIMER & BRO, 808 7th strect, bet, Hand I, and 151 M street, We call particular attention to our very complete stock of BOOTS AND SHOFS FOR THE FALL TRADE. We are sole agents for BURT'S There ere non BRHOE fo custom-made, Yi FINE ©, MEN'S BURT SHOES. INE CAL: FINE CALE Harrow toca, BURTS BURT'S FINE BURTS FINE, extra broad bottoms, tor old gentlemen, SHOES, in lace and button, every style We invite an inspection of these goods from all that BURT'S BO! of to FINE ALR CALF We have the following sty) ‘Congress Ince-hook bala, Congress and button, waiters want Kood shoes. There are uo better. In our Ladies’ Departinent we have tho CELEBRATED COUSIN’S SHOES, COUSIN'S FINE KID, button, high heel, and pointed ‘or box toe. COUSIN'S FINE KID, common-sense toe. cous! ISIN'S FINE STRAIGHT GOA. button, tn both style. COUSINS FINE PEBDLE, button, in common-sense CELEBRATED Vetter, and ares putton oF plain, aud pointed toe, i {n'broad aud The Baltimore Markers. ALTIMORE, October 20.—Vinginia sixes, consoll- ated, 56, past-due coupons, 32 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mv, October 29.—Cottoa dull--mta- arn De Hoar steady and quiet Howard stevet at Srentern super, 22902 76; do, extra, 2-90.50: do familys Evo Ro hip mille guyer. 2 Sek 79: do! extra aah 8, io. tio ud TS: Patapac fatally 3.0. Superlative patent: 60 ‘nical southern wine with ‘restora easier and active, clo : east do, amiber, $2495, No 1 Maryland, BR lids: Nova western winter’ red, spot, Bliguhlie: Oct pita, siagallic® Sovemben Sestak’ iccumber, Se 2. yauury, Sb4¢a80._ Corn—seuthern easier: we houuinal“wouthera. white ‘end yellow, 8€as8; western ood inquiry, Fouthern ede danuary, 49 asked. Onts quict and ateady. Poutivera, Biads? western white, S398 Re Penusyivania, Said Ryenten 'y, Gua06, Hay steady. and fay ict prime to choice Pennsylvania and. ‘Maryland, 14.00410,00. Provisious easier and quiet ‘Mess pork, and low heel. 50. Bu neats—shoulders and clear rib sides.packed, MISSLS' SHOES in Kid, Straight Goat, and Pebble, | 7iMoy Baron ahuulders Sips clear rib side Lise ‘game patterns. ams, issealsie. Lard refined, Ox Butter stiady COX FINE SHOES for Ladica, Misses, and Children. | western pack ‘10a18; creamery. ‘Egee stexe INE SHOPS for Tad See CE acer sos Seats PE 6 fined lor Lal 2. W Oh ANS ee AN Gf whieh we ell at low price, Weask | #2ay" Lisal to Eh er AP fot egal at aserz loro, ueank | men sat gas to Liverpool fe, a you money by doing 80, ber ‘the name and | four. 3483, 152,000 bi ; corn, 4, 025 ‘208 Tthand 3151 Mutresty | sispments—wheat, 32,000 bushels, Salos—wheat, 764,000 }; corn, 3,000 bushels, N, ‘The Chicage Markets. fa ceiad crue, ps ose USS Dea alee cool, On res seco ee ees 7 RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH I CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO Ok MORE ROOMS ABOVE, FOR EOUNOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, ‘TAKE GREAT PLEASUKS 14 REFER BING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND KSzI- SOME OF ‘WHICH W: ‘MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Excuunve Acrrt, Cz No, 452 PA AVE. NEAR 43 STREET. Rovrz:, ‘Noa 44ND 405 Tre STREET NORTAWESE. ‘Headquarters torths 5. 0c. lower. Lard unchansed to 23gc. lower. R OF THE THERMOMETER.—The f ware the readings at the omice of the ehiet Officer to-day: 7 am, 51.4: 11 a. m., 70.452 pm, 70.0. ‘Maximum, 75.2; minimum, 50.7. PoE. ‘The Rival Bailronds. PRESIDENT GARRETT'S VIEWS OF THE FIGHT WITH THE PENNSYLVAMIA RAILROAD. President Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has answered the statements of President Roberts, of the Pennsylvania road, in relation to the action of the latter in notifying the Baltimore Jeaidus of the new line which the Baltimore ‘and WHITNEY CHILDREWS CARRIAGE COMPANY. | Ohio is Dullding ey eae caer Ar0, laced obstacles in tbe ot the Baltimore net fF ilen Dhsy ca Tevet Valet EG presets cre mata RS pgee“htdemcemn gf Descent | tiny ee oni lag oa co 3736 _ | Sing 1s that, owing to tts experienoe with the Penn ‘TROUBLE OVER THE TEXTBOOKS, An Investigation Made ef the Recent Changes A CHAROR THAT ONE BOOKSELLER MAS BREN GIVEN AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE—WHAT THR BOOKDRALERS SAY—THE PACTS AS ASCERTAINED BY TRE DIS ‘TRICT COMMISSIONERS, ETC. ‘The changes made tn the schocl text-Dooks at ‘the begtaning of the present school year has been & subject of considerable complaint, not only among parents who have been obliged to Purchase new books for thelr children, but among Dooksellers, who complain that a certain dealer was given a special advantage. The books changed were the 4th and Sth Franklin Readers, new edl- tions being Introduced for the old ones. Besides this new music readers were intro- duced, ,and threo new, ooks were introduced, in the High sel e proposed change, tt claimed, was not pottsed as ts customary, or acted upon by the tm publle_meeting. "The first notice of the change given was when the pupils last month received the lists of books they Were required to provide themselves with. Then, the booksellers’ claim, only one dealer tn the city, Mr. Wm, Ballantyne, was prepared wo furnish the new books, he having heen notified in some way of The change. ‘The imatter has been under investiga tion by the District Commissioners for_some ume, In the controversy that has arisen over the books Yarlous other changes have been made affecting Superintendent Wilson's offictal conduct, but these, ivappears, have all been answered to the satisfac: Uon of the Commissioners. What the Records Show. AREPORT MADE BY DETECTIVE BLOCK TO THE DIS TRICT COMMISSIONERS. Detective Block, Who was assigned to investigate the allegations made concerning the changing of text books and matters relative thereto, made the following report to Major Dye: ‘The report begins by quoting the by-laws of the ‘school board as approved November 27, 1882, requir ing the committee on teachers, text OOKS, &¢,. 10 make report of proposed changes annually, 1 the month of June, and providing tuat no books shalt be changed unless by a vote of two-thirds of the whole board. The report then states: “About the end of July Mr. Shillington, pook- seller. corner 4¥ street and Pennsylvania avenue, called at the once of the superintendent of public schools to inquire if any change in the School books was contemplated, and was informed by Mr. Rheem, secretary to Mr. Wilson, the superinten- dent, Who was then absent on a’vacation, that no change would be made in the text books. ‘Later tn the season Mr. Shillington, through a rumor that there Would be a change of text books, called again upon Mr. Rheem, and was answered that he (Rheem) had just recelved a postal card from the superintendent, dated from the summer resort where Mr. Ballantyne and Mr. Wilson were sumn- mering, announcing the change of two readers and one muste-book. But for the Interest taken by Mr. Shillington, no bookseller except. Mr, Ballantyne would have been able to supply the children witt ‘Une new books; as it was, the supply was not equal to the demand, causing a great deal of annoyance to the parents and children, and was the subject of numerous complaints. Mr. Ballantyne calied upon Mr. Shillington and other booksellers, asi them to advance the price of the ‘school books ten per cent over the prices now ak. This was declined by the dealers. (he blank-book called “The Spencerian Sampler,” for which nine cents is changed by (ne publishers, could be bought for three ceats were it not for the cover, which is copyrighted. ‘The spelilng exercise hook, alse blank, and copyrighted "by Mr. Ballane tyne, could be furnished for four cents, while more than'double the amount is belng charged tor the vileged one, having been adopted by the school bard. Complaint Is made by one of the su principals that a so-called roll-book furnished tus year is much inferior in size, quality and make- up Wo the one formerly used, although the same price ts charged. All the” teachers complain (at the ink furnished this year becomes Uhick and mouldy in twenty-four hours. Mr. Wilson claims that the books that have been changed could not be considered as new books, be- caus the same author publishes them. The fact 4s that the old books are no more Uke the new ones than the Patent Office report fs like the Post Ofice Teport. ‘There Is nothing upon the minutes of the board of trustees of the ‘public schools Indicating that that body ever took any action upon we change of tie books.” ENDORSEMENTS ON DRTECTIVE BLOCK’S REPORT. ‘The above report was referred by Major Dye to the Commissioners on October and by the Commissioners forwarded to “Mr. B. TL. Warner, president of the board trustees, for his information and such report as he may tulnk 15 required.” It was endorsed by the Commissioners’ as follows: “AS books tO accrtain extent come within expenditures for ‘supplies,’ and changes in thein Involve an in- creased Outlay from that fund, the Commis. sloners would be glad to _know whether changes have been made in accordance with law and the paruculars of the same.” Upon this report appears also the following endorsement, under date of Oc- tober 7, 18st: “File these papers—the question asked by tne Commissioners remains unanswered. J. West.” AN EXPLANATION BY MR. RIEEM. ‘With the report is filed a letter from Mr. Rheem to Mr. Warner, dated October 11, In which Mr. Rheem says: “The statement made by Mr. Block in reference to the’ conversations between Mr. Shil- lington and myself Is an inaccurate and Tepresentation of the facta. Mr. Shillington call upon me about the latter part of July first part of August, and inquired of me change had been made in the text-books coming ear. 1 told him none had been it hone would be made as remarked that he had heard able publication of new editions of and Fifth readers,and he wished to: ons would be used. I told ‘but would write to Mr, W: send him word. After a { called again in person, and lowing from. a postal card celved trom Mr. Wason ‘Tell the dealers not to order Mr. Shi mn and all the dealers who inquired to und that Mr. Wilson did not say the new editions would be used, but not to the old editions until the matter ‘had been decided by the proper authorities, The new editions of the Frank in Fourth and Fifth readers were not issued by the publishers unul late in the summer, and, there- Tore, those forwarded by the publishers to the sulttee on text books, were received on September. ‘The committee met immediately authorized the superintendents to place the printed lists of text books to. Mr. Kheem submits letters from three ‘school book dealers to show that they. rive thelr information from Mr. mated by Mr. Block. He calls attention an interview with the presidentof the school published in Tae EVENING STAR Of August which allusion to the proposed change of editi tn the readers was made. Mr. Rheem says yrighted “Spelling Exercise Book” was adopted bythe board, and does not r printed list of books furnished the it discretionary with the teacher whether this ‘or any other book is used. ‘The roll books used. year, he asserts, are similar in size, quality and makéup to those used during the past year, and in reference to the ink, he states that no com- plaints of its quality. have been received at the superintendent's office. Whenever the supervising principals have called for other inks it has been turn In replying to the endorsement of the ‘Commissioners, that “books to a certain extent coming within expenditures for suppites any change in them fnyolves an increased outlay from that fund,” Mr. Rheem says: “I find the new editions of the Fourth and Fifth Readers are being i BESa Hie: if H iE : & furnished the District at the ar contract prices for the old editions, and considering the fact that the publishers are exchanging at only a nom- inal rate all the old readers on hand, however damaged, 1 can be sald that the District gains rather than looses by the arrangement.” LETTERS FROM BOOKSELLERS. Accampanying Mr. Rheem's letter are letters from Messrs. John C, Parker, C. C. Purcell, and J. 4J. Decker, booksellers, setting forth that they were told by Mr. about the middie of A\ not to order Franklin Nos € and 5, a5 here was a probability of using the new ediuons. Mr. Rheem also submits a letter from Mr. tyne in reference to Mr. Block’s statement that he (Mr. Ballantyne) had cailed upon Mr. Shit fine sind ho called for the 4 peraeer rating tyne satd he or securing an understanding about the retall price, and discussed the matter with Mr. roe Sa Me. Ww M t Doth judgment that Hotuing Could, be effected. ‘Not one word was sald about ten percent advance, or any advance, but Simply a3 vo the possibilty of securing a uniform price. ‘WHAT 4 PROMINENT BOOK DEALER SATS. One of the oldest and most prominent book dealers on the Avenue said toa Stax reporter to-day that the complaint of the booksellers was that all had not an equal chance, ‘The books were sold 80 low that there was no profit to the dealer, matter of business they were to or lose their custom. ‘Dok. Hi rt & ® Hi eed l f td i F iy bs 1 supose the scroll work on the cover 1s copye righ! ‘The profits go, i suppose, to Mr. Spencer And somebady. Now, ab Wo copy-books, ane Would Sink, Nat the, aw thing a chiia “would ‘rant on Ing the school would be a copy-book. But children have been told that they Will bot have te ve Sea runt, ee. November. Meanwnile, Mr. Vilson are ua new Cop) ‘Therew one thing that cai, neni ot a Dookseller, “and that ts that the children of Washington get ‘their books cheaper tin in any other city on account of the coupetition of the dealers.” ‘MR RB CARTER BALLANTINES STATEMENT. ‘Mr. Wiliam Ballantyne went to Norfolk last Pri said to a Stax reporter: “My father ts away, and has no Knowledge of these publications. I dont Know what course he will pursue, but the entire matter is a le and arises trom the Jealousy of some men in the trade. We ‘Dut we have no advan re owed changes tn the text books, and any other jealer ‘could have obtained. the 4 ‘The statement that Mr. Kheern an inquiry, sald that there wert to be no changes, is denied by Mr. Rheem. We knew nothing of tha change in the muse books until the Friday befor the schools opened, and we did not receive any @ these books UBU after the opening of the schools It was only by accident that we heard of thé change, and then it was not through Mr. Wits, but through the publisher, who happened to com ‘The other siatementa are equaily the and the publications made are not wal Tanted.by the facts, to say nothing of teir injus i Mr. Foran’s Views About Ohio, NE THINKS THE DRMOCKATS MAY CARKY THE STATE IN NOTRMREK, Representative Foran arrived at Willant's from Cleveland, Ohio, this morning. He says the dew cratic, tion in the state Is still tntac they wil! prosecute the campatn with ¢ “What are the chances of 8 i, 5 ME Wo may carry th republicans area minor large vote. Ther hav jority, and many repub Raine. The U.S. marshals will prob allowed to override the state agatn, and be he demo We Good chanee of carrying the Novem. der election AL all events the fight will be a hot ‘one, There will be ng let up on our part. If we don't carry the state we Will give the republicans all they save 'lt, and they can't transfer all Wie | into Indiana. Both parties are more hausted after the desperate ft we have tad. we can get the requisite funds 1 Wink we hat them, and we may get the electoral. vote of Olig, ‘even it we do not get the money we nevd.” “How about McLean's action in ¢ think McLean did all he crats. No one could do tnuct he republicans had Jn contre ° polls ‘What do you UnInk will be tue policy of the party now? Tomake te Nght general ur couceas trate it in New York?” Wil! Nght at all points, T think. ‘That sy will take care of Indlana, New Jersey, Contest Ucut and Olio, as Well ay New York. They will have to take care of Oulo to occupy tbe attention of the enemy. Mr. Foran will be here until to-morrow, then he Sillgo into ale. Posts district, tn Pennsylvania, to cred ne demo rabu eS = A Good Suggestion. To the Eaitor of Tax Evextxo Sram: I Would suggest, with reference to the violation Of the Law by the use of street hose, that if the time for its use were changed thery would be much less trouble, Six o'clock 18 too late at tis season of ‘the year, Its dark before 7, and besides. tn many cases the servants who use Them want t6 lewve tes fore. Why not change the time to liaif-jast St IU would accommodate the public much betver, and Would not injure any one, Again, I can see no sense In letting the wal Wasted ‘at the public fountains all over tly Shen Its so badly needed to Keep the grass plate and trees alive during this dry spell. A‘suort tine since an earnest appeal was made throuch ‘Tie Stax to citizens to water the trees tn the streets in order to preserve them. Yet it we atten todo i, and happen to attach the hose afew minutes rh Difore 6 We are able to be arrested anid hauled Mp ¢ Police Court. Thery: are plenty: of parties prescribed dwn before Who pay ltwle of no attention to th hours, but use i when they please, a ‘cours, Is all wrong. If the pol Judge’ Shell, would exercise some judi confine thelr attention to such parties, m0 would have ground for complaint ou Uuat = The Courts, Equiry Cover—Juage Cor. ‘To-day, Hopkins agt. Hopkins; decree of atvoren, Foster age Punters do-, Wood mgt. Woot da ant agt Keys; auditor's report confirmed. Mec at. Jackson; sale 01 J. i. Smith appointed Lrustes tosell. Key agt Murray; complainant of- dered lo show cause. “Peugh agi. Kenued - ence 1 auditor, ‘Sebastian agt Sebastian; rule Jasued, Adams agt. Adams; reference to auditor, Today, White age Hl Nation Néuropott 7, White til; National Metropolitan Dank agt! Larmon; n vi r, am? ite, Campbeti,ietauttsy Soutt 2 Co. agt: Dryer, judgment of condemnation. ‘CRimiwaL CoveT—Judge Wylie. bar; not , Henry L. Wendall, Sun guilty 3 Sames 3. Denney, unticeasd bar witty = fined $105—sentence suspended. Kdward liattor alias James C. Willlamson, was arraicned on & churge of attempt at robbery, and he pleaded not ‘To-day, W: ‘Brown, colored. saulton hts wito Wm. ‘assault on and the Mficer who arrested tm; $10 or 60 days, Wim. gones, colored, assault on Euzaveth Scott; $200r G0days. Roberty Honesty, colored, assault; $5 or 15 days. ee: Soractron Neat has been called to Boston by the Mineas of his wife. Cart. Gro. SHORKLRY, 15th infantry, has been ordered before the army retiring board at Gover- ‘nor's island, New York harbor. ‘THE TALLAPOOSA AFLOAT AGAIN.—The Navy de- Partment is informed that the Tallapoosa floated ‘at # o'clock this morning, and is at anchor near the She will be towed to New York on ednesday, Weather permitting. BIRTRS. HAWLEY. Born to John H. and Lucretia Hawley, Saturday, October 18, 1844, « son, = ALLEN. omnes [—MCKFE. On Monday, October fic First Congrecational ch % aaah re Mckee ‘CL, daughter of Robert DIED. DARLEY. In this re r. October 18, 1884, at 1140p. m, FRANK DARED, eed ‘Afty-cukt years and twenty-six equ His funeral will Place from his Iate reeidence, No. 321 Misourt avenue northweat, tosiwarrow cluesday morning, at ten a am pete ig od fare reapectfully invited imore, wREINMAX "On Sunday ip ‘ot Ortober, 18 the a r, 1AM, ‘TIMOTHY HEINMAN, in the sixtf-uiuth year of hu ! October 20, 1884, IDA jouday morning, ero. Wau fue Lewitt ‘Puncral will take piace from her Inte residence 1214 Tofu strect northweat, Tureday, October dl, 4864, at 3 LUNDY, On 7, October 18th, 1884, nt 10: a mu, MARY B, wife of HK Lundy, aod seventy Sear. Pusieral 1p. m. Taceday. October 2st, from her lat ¢ residence, S331 M street murthwest.Interusut at Cup! ‘Fresnional Cemetery. si ‘MATTINGLY. On October 18, 1884, at uid ym, ELEANOR. ‘Francis Mat tingly. ‘Funeral from her tate residence, at Mt. Pleasatit, on Tuesday, the Zist instant at 2:90 p. m5. No fowern Fagce waiting at WR Spoure's wudcttakee, No. O60 Street, unt 4 oelock pene. TMORSE. Tu Cambrides Vt. October 16. 1884, CARO. bing ey Sy Jon Morse, esd. daub. ter of the late Dr. Brooks, of St. Lawrinoe county, S.¥. ‘Mra, Moreo was an ‘elder sister of Mra Kev. Dr. Gur. 9c oe city, and motuer of Professors A forse, ‘Coliewe, Mawsack ‘Hopkius y, Mi and func, and Shs PICKETT. At his residence, No. 2142 Pennsyls at clock ., October it SOHN" I. PICKETT, ‘ce""entacky, rare its wantin 1884. Col, mixty-on6 church, 234 street north 23a ont i | iH z 3 B a i