Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1884, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. —_—* ee Estate Auctioneers, STEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TERE Hint AV a cou © eEETS Ni : ON TUESDAY sPTEENOON. OCTOBER TWEN-, TY-FlsT, tata at HALE PASE FOU ont preanies by virtueof a deed dated November ine 1881 and duly reccrded in Liber dhe Tanteiee of Corambia. we fh | fe't of fot numbered eleven, RIT ‘On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22m, at ONE O'CLOCK P.M, we will sel? within our auction rooms, Beh ad D ates istrict of Columbia 3-65 bonds. es Washington Gas Light company stock. in Lets to suit. 10 shares Post Combination Sewing Marhine Stock. W shares Columbia Fire Instirance 25 shares Frank’ 2 Fraukiin Jie inauruice company stock ‘shares Keal Estate Tide Lusurance compacy stock, teeter with cther stocks, Some Of the seove beng bold ty reaacn of a collateral n oes DENCANSON BROS. 1006 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 10th northwest. SPECIAL SALE OF NEW CLOTHING, ing of Overcoate aa children on WEDNESDAY. OCTO! SECOND: SCIEN O*CLOGK, will ell, without Serve, within ny auction Todas, Bicrermal youths and child ts for soem. Fou! children, doo Pants. and Large Lotof Notioun the remainder in tw itr iatereatd the of sale. If the terms of filled with in ten days from the day of lees renerve the right to resell the and expense of the detaulti semi at the cost of the JP XCA8s0N BROTHERS, Auctioncera nN LI LEGANT HOUSEHOLD ENT SALE. OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD PROVERTY. 0} On TUESDA’ TY-FIRST, at FIVE . Dremises, by virtue of a deed of trust. dated Jul ana duly recorded in Liber No. 8: jand records of the District of ‘Shall sell tho north twenty-three feet twelve, in Square bumbered four hundred and et nine, running back, with that width, the wl ‘algo, the free use of an alley, t K'the same depth, with arch or bnild over said all Tuenta, consisting of a Bric street northwest, ELVETS, AXMINSTERS BRODY AND | TS, KUGS, KITCHEN U1 DAY MORNING, OCTOBER TW! : CNG At TEN WELLENT FURNITURE. &c., S, BEING ONLY. TO WHICH W: ‘rom theday of sale the Tr property, at the risk and defaulting purchuser. Allconveysncing NIASIN P. SNYDER, Trustee HOMAS DOWLE TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE. REAL STAT! IMPROVED. BY. rE. 600) i INSPECTION EARLY pss. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO SMALL. BR HOUSES AND LOTS KNOWS AS N: 2008 SEVENTEENTH STRE By virtne of a den of trust, dated February It fwonied in Liber Columbia, we sal) sei NOON, OCTOBER TWE FOUR O'CLOCK. ‘wumbered one hundred and fift Gred and fifty-seven (157), 10" subdivision of square num! Tt NORTHWEST. in Liter Hi, D.C af pawe 199, each of said’ lots hav 2B front of sisteen (16) feet ou ith street west, and faci taerndine, Tack of rqual weuty four (4) Feet wit toceher wi thet ‘basement and ma ju as Nos, 2006 atul 2008 Vth street *bich will be wil weparately. TTerwOne-thind incon: the reedue fn aie and ‘A depos.t of $50 « Fequired at ime of ala Cunveyances at the cost of purchaser CHARLES C. GLOVE! ita with the fron tian alley ten (I rementa,consintiine of | Ye each lot will be HAND FIETH OcOck. aud records for shall sel the een ty | became for the sane a¢ tho | Rtandred and enghty-nin Hortheaat corner of said square and lot, and Tanning thence west alone the line of E street South seventy-five feet, thence: east {Oithe place of bewintinu, tocetier with te ments, consisting of lance end. substantial Ucuce with an office building attached. 1 OSfeame One-third is enab: | smatallinents at one and two i pure! ‘All convey- ‘Trustees, ‘eat atate Auctioneers, S pNORTHWEST, OPPOSITE of Lot numbered miseha oe the right to. y. tozether with the hinprove- Dwellisxe House, third in cash: the remainder ia two effual tune and two years, with interest, abd cdot test on the prea be paid semi-onnnally. tuted af Hie of ale iiied with fh ten P ight to resell the ines, the interest to RY ANB TIN ON Tune 25, Feapec: follo 53. 862, ‘365, folio 83, of the Land Records of the “olummbie, and by the direction of & thafivel cnises, on TUES- the city of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece oF par- Jand and premises kno plan of said cit ‘and described ont the orien bot name red chett hundred aid Pvt tue improvements thereob. iio ere neparata vomng to purchase may ies" One-third cash of which $100 must Wat time of safe upon, each’ pleces vesitue. of ait ive, nuonthe, rempeetively, secur purchaser, bescing six et upon the rovers marches AU convey ue Fight a reserved to resell at détwultiung purchaser's Gort anit rick if terina are not complied with in eeven Fr LIS. Tastee, or together, as by the notes rest and deed Jd, or all cash. at option of come. CALDEHON CAHLIsI FpHowas DOWLING, HANDSOME THAEE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Ni. 319 THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY SEC. OND, Iss4, at FIVE 0% LOCK, in frout of the; Yromises, T'shall sell lot A, fm Jobinson. Hellen's r= Of original lots squsre Ss, having ARGE STOCK OF F) LOADING SHOT. GUNS. CATHEDIEAL, GONG CLOC AS STANDS, ko. 3S MUSIC LOXES FROM TWO SILVER WATCHES, OPERA GLASSES, 00D AND _ NICKLE 3 BUICHER RAZORS, RE- TOOLS AND 10,000 USEFUL HOUSE- vwner, to change ail. the above front of 20 feet by a depth of 95 ‘3 handsome three-story residence, n improve ut, nd should command the sumnfortable home, or as HOLD ARTICLE: By direction of the o sell, on the premises, OMEARA & Co.. 1347 Pennsylvania avenue. Sale commences at_ SE Ghat bargains may be expected, IxtUres WILL Lotbe sold ‘of sale, the store will be occupi OMEAKA & CO., Manufacturers of “ROYAL GLUE" property set bart desir 2 profitable shrestinen Wferma: One-third cash: the residue in tw ments at ohe azul two years, with ote: bear) atais per cent per annum Geeduf trast. Ailconverancing and record $200 depostt req ‘NB More liberal ters wi ii be given the purchaser Iwill oes ot J. ‘northwest VEN P.M FOLEY, Auct. fet by dt HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN STREEIS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated January and recorded in Liber No. 739, folio 10% et of the land records of the District of Co FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1834 at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, {in front of the premises, the following described real es tate situatein the city of Washinton, ip the District of Colmmbia, known and designated ss subdivision ‘ot nup- 24) of Van Liswick's subdivision of square numbered four hundred and seveaty-one (47}). Terms: One-thiri cash; the residue in two equal pay moet at gtx aud twelve mouths with interest seetred ‘deed of trust on the preniises Conveyancing at coat rehuser. “A deposit of $50 to be iade at time of Terms of sale to be complied with within seven days othe: wise the trustee reserves the right to resell at cost of defaulting purchaser. RAILROADS rpHE oReaz PENNSYL) To THE DOUBLY TRACK. ANIA ROUTE. TH, WI St AND SOUTH PLENDID SCENERY. STEEL KAlLS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. Ts Evvver Ocroue orn, 1864. ‘Trains leave Washinzton, trom station, corner of 6th Abd E streets, as tolows : For Pittebury and the West, Chicago Li (Of Palace Sleeping Cars at 40 a.m. daily; Fast Line, $408. m daily to Cincinnati and St. Louis, with Slee} to Cincinnati, and Hotel except Saturday, ‘Cer Altoona to ¢ p.m daily, with Palace Cars to Pittabung, Aigo counects daily for F2 ant “BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC KATLRO andairua . except Saturday, with chester. ad Washingt perv twenty-four Seu Cars frou : be Car to St Louis rs West, with Palace For Erie. Can: JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera TRUSTEES SALE OF ‘OF WASHINGTO! PREMISES No, 1601 1 STREET. By virtue of a deed of trust, dat fay, AD. 1873, and recorded in Li 419. of ‘the luna Tecords for the District of Co- lumpia, the subscriber, as surviving Trustee under said deed of trust will sell, at public auction, in front of the SDAY, the TWENT OCTOBER, 1884, at FOUR O'CLOC e certain parte or pieces of land nd beige the city of Washinton, Dh ia and known and. distinguished a3 Lo and part of lot shave (3). of Dra of square ome hundred and ehty-five, as the same are Known and numbered on the for New ‘Vork ana the Fast. 7.15 and 830 a m.. 11.00 | &. m. 200, 4.00, 10.00 and 11 15 » m. Op Sunday. 4.00, and 1.15 p.m Lindted Express ot Farlor Cars, 40's. m. daily, except Sunday. p without change, 200 fm every week-day. 4.00 p.m. trains connect at Jer- m Annex, affording di aiya, & & ail throws ip with boath of Brockis to Pulton street, avoiding double ferriase La mi. 2.00, 4.00, 6: ry scrors New York For Annapolis 6353, m, 1205 apd 440 p.m. daily, ex- ERICKSBURG RAILWAY. iWKIA AND WASHINGION KalL- AND L GEORGE W. CISSEL, ‘Trustee, LUABLE REAL ESTATE D, ., BEING ‘ORTHWES' 2th day of T 791, :0lt0 Y-SECOND KP. Me ‘Dhtrict of ne (2) hdivision rand plan of said city. bem Contained witht commencing for the su corner of ea ot one (and ed hone hundred and tex west fifty-three (53) feet three (3) Siches thence souttr one hrundret ‘ard. ton Gio) fest, and thence east nfty-three (30) feet three 3 taches t Ucewnning. tometber with the improvements thereon, The whole of the purchase money in male are. wot complied with withia five (5) days from day of sale, the rlavt of reselling the vat the risk abd cost of the Gefunttine Durchamet reserved. A deposit of 8500 at time of sale. ‘Surviving Trustes, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. KEOLK, ro MONKOE AND THE POTOMAC STRAMEOAT TRE LER aye ASS wl Pe ety to Wednew tay, and Frida: ir. stupping at Piney Point aud Co1 Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence ‘Counect algo with New York and Rich ‘Norfolk and W. inond steamers, and Roanoke, Ovean roads Passace «nd rooms can Ohio ticket office, at 14th strovt nia avenue; St. Mare hotel, office of Knox's expres, stand Pennsylvania avenue, and at company's office, 7th #trect wharf. ‘Kuox's express will call for and check beggagefroat hotels and private resilences sved daly until 5 WILLIAM P. W ‘VIRGINIA SUDLAND RAILWAE, SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST ‘AND WEST. Schedule in effect 1 S20 AM_CNEW CHLEANS MAIL dally. making clow cints South and Southwest Daily ex cpt Sunday. with C&O. Railway. | ‘man’ Buffet cars from New York Beaton “to Avan ian Ss) ceunections to all board Vineinid "Beach be secured at Baltimore and ‘Pennayl wa iB, omer. STEAMER T. V. ARROWSMITHL FROM Tru STREET WHARF. Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7am, Re- turning Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, touching st all River Landings as far as Nomin! Creek, Currioman Connects with B&O. R Rat ‘Shepherds. JNO. B. PADGETT, Agent. C.W. RIDLEY, Manager. avila 2040P M—SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. potute South and Southwest via Danvi Charlotte and Atlanta to New also, trom Washington via Charlotte aud bia to Aneusta. Manasess Division Train leaves Washington st 7.004. af 510 AM and | ton vis Danville. i and St Clements Bay. welt rJruOmas DOWLING, Auctioneer. 3 u 77 i : i : 4 i mi = a “ i 5 asus rio Sicisls ee i iE ‘paid and secured by a. of trust. All conveyan — zope a amen sare. | nope it req ree nary a ROBERT D. WEAVER, ec2t-108 Executor, PP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. EXECUTOR'S E OF FA! WY CARRIAG! Cn sa TURDAT, OCTOBEN bay nr FIFT at TWELVE O'CLOCK, iat the anct of LOCK, 1 ahail sell at the anction rognis of Thomas Dow! ‘carriage, belt iste Dr. Grafton ‘fyler, CHAS. M MATTHEWS, Coal-At Executor, HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. ‘TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BU- SINESS PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF STORES Now. 301, $03, 05, 907 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH By virtue of s d dated December 6th, ghd, aod nocorded hy Liver’ No. Se, Folio Tah ef ‘neq, of the land rreordact the District of Columbia, and by request of the party thereby secured, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premis's, on SA1- URDAY. OCTOBER THIKTY-FIKST, at HALF-PAST FOUL. SL. all those parcels of ground lying in the city «f Washington, in {he Discrict of Columbia, known as parts of lots nutnbefed eleven (11) and twelve (2), in Square numbered four hundred and thirty-four (44)* and described as tollows: Baginzing for maid parce of loteat the northeast, corer «f said square, aud. run- ning thence south alous the line of 7th street seventy yg (73) feat: thence west nity (52) feck three and ont half (3%) inches: thence north seventy-five (76) feet, and thence euat to the place of begining, with the improvements thereou, as mentioned above. [berm of wale: Oue-thind of the purchase money in cath, and the residue in four equal payments at six tweive, eighteen and twenty-four months fr m day of sale, with inter #t at six per cent per atuum, payable emi-annually:secunsd by dood of rust on the prop $Ety wold, ocall ca, at tte option of purchaser, IY the terins of ‘sale are not con.plied with within ten (10) days from day of sale the stustees renerve tha riuht to, resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting irchaser, A deport of $250 will be required when bid accepted. All conveyancing and recording at pur chaser's cost, JOHN W. PILLING, > THOS, E, WAGGAMAN,S Teustece. THOS, E, WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. oo21-d&ds APPHOMAS J. FISHER & CO, Auctioneers, OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND * UNIMPROVED REAL ESTAik, ON FOUN KENTH STREET, EN AND. STREETS NORTHWEST, INCLUDING 2887, 3808, 1808 AND lsiv FOURTEENTH NOHTHWEST. By virtne of a decree of tho Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, entered om the Lith day of October, “A.D. 1884. in equity, cause No. 8.919. wherein’ the United States of America ix complainant and Henry W. Howyate et al. are defendants, the under: ‘ened “Fuster nainel Wy ald decren will at FOUR CLOCK FM. on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIGHTH DAY OF uctO Db. Tront of the pretises, sell at public I those several parcels of wrontnd in the city of Washington. known and described ue Lots Ruubered respectively thirty-four (34), thirty-five (09), thirty-six (So), thirty-seven (7) and thirty-eight (98), of Menry A. Willard’s recor’ed subdivision of lots D to Ly in Fisher's subdivision of certain original lots in square uituibered two buudred aud thirty-cleht (238), and Late numbered two hundred attd six (200). two bundred and Seven (207) and two hundred aud elit (208), of Nenty W: Howeate’s recorded subdivision of part of square MUmbered two hundred aitd six (206). “The lots in wquare No. 238 lie ou the east side of 14th, between $ and T streets northwest, lot 34 bein at the southeast corner of 14th and T strects, having a {sont ge uf 18 feet 6 inches ou 14th street, Uy a depth of 120 feet inches on T street, and beug uslimproves, ‘Lots 37, 35, 36and 94 have & troptare of 1s fect eac gn Ithstrect bya depth of 120 feet 2 inches, abd, exe fot 54, are unimpoved. ‘Lot 4 is innproved by a two-story and mansard brick welling of ten rooms, with vath and other modern iin provements—in good repair—kuown 8 No. 1897 14th, street, ‘The lots in square No."206 lie on the west siile of 14th, between 5 a'd T strects northwest, a short distance north of § street, and front 17 feet 6 fuches each on 14th street, with adepth of 120 feet, and arc. im) by three two-story and basement brick dweliinzs, known respectively as numbers 1805, 1808 and 1810 14th street uorthwest, each containing seven rooms, with bath and Other conveniences, aud in good repair. ‘Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal instalments, and two years, for which the purchaser or pu shall ive his or their notes in favor of the trust ing interest at six per cent, and s: setved onthe premises sold; oF all c eption. No deed to any pureel of the property sold. to Ve wiven until all the purchase money for kuch parcel impaid. A deposit of #100 on each unimproved lot and of $200 on each hov'se to be made on acceytance of bids, ‘Terms to be complied with within ten days or property: may be resold at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, All conveyancing at purchasei's cost. RANDOLPH COYLE, Trustee, ocl6-dkas Office of U.S, Attoraey, City Hall, \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUADLE ‘UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY, NEAR TEN- LEYTOWN. By virtne of & deed of trust dated 15th day of June.’A.D. 1880, and duly reconted in Liber No G44. folio 2i9e¢ wea, one of tue Land ecords Uf the District of Coluinbia, and. by fierpremisce Gu FMIDAT. the TWECTY FOUR ou. TWENTY. DAY OF OctOBER. 4, D. ist at THREE O'CLOCK P.M. the following-deseribed Proper Pig Al, thet Fiece ‘and parcel of laud situated ‘aud dying in ‘the founty and. District aforesaid, end known ‘as tart of a tract of Jund called “rietchall's Chance,” nd bounded as follows: Becinnine for the asuie Bt the southeast coruer of John W. Haynes" lot and Funning theuce north, 6734 degrees ‘west, 55 perches: Thence north, 17% degrees ease, 29.00 perches: then: south, 6734 depreca east, OO perclien: then south, 27 de- ees west 2000 pereea, tothe ‘beginniny, containing ‘acres of land. Also, another bart of sald ‘tract, bounded as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner Of above describe lot: tuen with the west line of said Sotand the original tract known as “Fletchall's Crance™ orth, 173s deerers east, 26.50 perches; then south Oty Seren cant. OF perce, ta couny read: then ‘with Mi road south, 47% dranees west, 7-24 perches: thenes south 27 degrees west. 19.50 pe-ches to the northeast Curner of the first sbove-dencribed lot; then with te orth fine of said lot north, 623 dexrves. west, 68 Derzhes, to the place of berinting, Containing ten acres ‘Terms: One-third cash. balance n six and twelve months with interest, and wecur dbs adeed of trast m of the party a the Property sold ‘or “all cash. All conveyancing, &e,, at pure! Cont. A deperit of $100 will be Tequired at tine of sale on each lot. If terms are not Somuplied with in’ ten dayn. the “Erustees. reserye the Schl to-resell the property at risk aud cout of the Getaulting purchaser or purchasers. W. D, CASSIN, JAS, L. DAVIS,S itely thercafte oe th ot a deed of trust, Immedia after, hy virtue of a deed of trust, dated the Tith day of April, “A.D. 1881, and. duly re: corded in liber No. 963, tolio $4 et seq. one of the land. fecords of the District of Column, and by direction of the party secured eet the undersigned trustees Mittal ga the prewines the Yolowinyadeserbad prope erty All that piece and parcel of land situated and lying in the connty and District aforesaid, and known aspart of “ Fictchall’s Chance.” and bounded as fol- Iowa: Berinaing at the northweat corner of telt"acre rest line Of maid lot’ and the orlaiual tract non es 6 of aaid lot and the 1 rack known as “ Fietchall's Chance” north ES degre:s east 43 perches, then south C754 degrees cast Mig perches, thence south ‘113 degrees went 42 perclice. thence north 673 decrees Went 393¢ perches to the beginning, contaluing aud laid Out for teh acres of lan. Terma: One-third cash: palance in ex and t month, with interest: aud secured by 4 ded of tr ‘the property sold or all cash. Ail conveyaucing, &c., at yurchaser’s cost, A deposit of $100 will be required at Eine of sale if terms ere fot complied with tn ten fo RRS permphorget the right to resell the prop- fy at risk and cost of the detauiting purchaser or pur chasers. W.D, CASSIN, 7 oc8-dte ist eCavid, { Trustocs Trustees. MT. VERNOS!! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN treet wharf daily (except Sunday Vernon at votlock aub; returning, ton about $:90 p.m ¥. MACDANIEL. SOL. HAAR, Trae Mataree, iE AND OWTO BATLROAD. for Mt, vashing- 1. L, BLAKE, Captain. 1% AT Low Fangs. NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. FIRST-CLASS FARF, $1, ROUND TRIP, Steamer LAKE SEING DOUBLE TRAC ! JANNEY COUPLER: SUNDAY, JUNE tore, ‘staton, corner of New Jersey Toit Ekhout change; 10:15am daily to Cl hore 008m ard Rp me dat Sern pe Biiatea eta aE reiting aod Bit vm Moorer Saupe Scapa Sh awe ‘Trams for Philadel Sead pas dally, with Patioe ‘Fer Baltimore on week abd 10:06 & mn 12:10. 3 minute train.) 4:40, 6:30, 6.50, = ‘For Baltimore on Y's0 S-on 4:40, €:30, ©: POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 7am, Fare 256. Awels AMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH-STRI f every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and THORSDAT. for Mattox Creek. returning on Mon edown and Wednee- Chapel Putnt and Brent's whart bie ac tho da _UNDERTAKERS. BOYS 3 . E t pe a AY and THURSDAYat 5:30 p.m, SATURDAY at 6 pain, DNESDAY and FRIDAY at and rooms secured at B. and O. Ticket Office General Office, 6th, jednes- radays, ReOvAL ames. ‘has removed his ‘cant corner of G street ‘European passage and Wit igEBE beoexracen 1029 7th street northwest, near (. Staunton ‘Hagerstown, 10:15am. and535 p.m dally except LIEBIG COMP. ‘be BELLEW, UNDERTAKER, ‘residence to south” ‘avenue 2. w, ‘draft business contint ‘eld COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ERGO oe Sa Ae Sus ot EXTRACT OF MEAT. Cy Sere HOS, 3. FISHER & CO. Real Estate Auctioneers, USTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING a ei ‘ON NORTH M SIREET, NEAK THOMAS virtue of a deed of trust, dated January 26th, ash Sud uly recente ia Liter Noro, OS 155, ctseq, one of the Land Records for the Dis. we shall eel, on MONDAY APT NOON OCTOBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, tt HA PAST FOUR U'CLOCK, In front of he premises trict of Columbi Hlceee Secen al peer geese nae oliow 4 fate, nituate i) the Washington, District of Columbia to wit: Purtof Lot numbered thirteen (13), inequare humbered two buns Gred and fourteen (214), beduninw for the sane on Street northwest, thirty-three (38) feet xix. (6) inches ‘west of the corner of aad Let, and runninst thence west thirty-three (38) feet-aix (6) inches, fo the horthwest corner of said Lot; thence south ont bune ‘dred und fifty-five (15) feet; thence east eizhteen (18) feet nix 6) Incheas thence hhorth forty-five (45) fect Sad atlioy feet, to the place of barinning, together a (110) feet, to ming ‘with ‘the improvements, Consisting of s small fram “Terins of sale: One-third in cash; the restdi equal vayinente at sig and twelve mont wi Ponit'of O00 znust be made at the tnelot a Enna Homies ‘with in fal cage ‘runteos ‘may "rest ense of the defaulting purchaser after 8 Dotise inthe “kveulng Star: Conveyancing Of the burch SN JAMIN P. SNYDER) ccléikds CLAUDIUS B. JEWELS Trustees, Eo BROS, Auctioneers eabsie Paes foresaa f é R & ot et Puystciass avo Daveaters RECOMMEND mm 2%, Wwe BIT TERS AS THE BERT TONIC. = This medicine, combinia, 7-20 with pra oe ee ‘the bl strengthens the muscles and nerves, tones: tonic known. Sates ae - ‘At will cure the worst case. of Gistresaing | such as Test ‘the Food, : SRE SPREE Hite wane wor OR IN. He ‘yeculiar IN Ee TE Tis tuvaluable f $0 womea, and sal ergot who foudsedenracy ives bod THE LIVER ARD KIDNEYS, -— DISEASES UF Persons suffering from the effects of overwork, ner- vous troubles, loss of appetite or debility ‘UE DOES NOW CAUSE MERDACHE Oh PRODUCE Fein the ouly proparstion of Tron thst Scives no ‘nly preparstion 0 Hou eicety iybclans and Drogxiate recommend it asthe BEST. TRY IT. ‘The genuine has Trade Mark’and crossed red lines on wrapper. ‘ake no other. Made only by nd BROWN CHEMICAL timore, Ma. FINANCIAL, R Gio WB Bez & Co, pocrass, 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) Derostrs. Excasxor. Discovers ‘United States and District of Columbia Bonds bought ‘and gold in large aud small lots, Buy and sell on commission all classes of securities, Drafts issued on all points in Kurope at lowest rates, Information cheerfully given. 9023-310. Pavare Srocs Txzcrara Wises WASHINGTON, RALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, vusTON, 42 HUNCE & WHITELY, Stock Daoxena (Broadway, aEavetiaa} New Yor General Partnors: Janes Whitey, Henry H. Dodge, H. Crugor Oakley, ‘Harry C. Logan, Washington, D.0, Mayuard C, Kyra, William B, Travers, Special Partner, BUY AND SELL UN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES Ub KAILWAY BECUKITIES, Branch Office—599 15th strest (Corcoraa Bail Lass 1.B, DODGE, Resident Partnar. Crotationsnt stocks and Bonds and information <1 rerding the Markets recetved through our wires IN- BTANTLY, étrect from the New York Stock Exchanz> All orders executed and reported promptly, ___Ja26 STEAMERS. Cc UNAKD LINE. NOTICE, LANE ROUTE. THE, CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, LLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM Pile 40, N. 1. NEW YORK. AURANIA .....Wed., Oct. 22.; Useainia(uew) Wed,, Nov.19. BoTHs1A. .....Wed., Oct. 29.| AUBANIA, ...We |, Nov. 20, Senvu Weal, Nov. 5./Borunta....Wed., Dec. 3, Onre y ‘Seavia..2..W fed. Dee, 10, ¥ WEDNESDA’ EW YORK. HATES OF PASSAGE E60, $30 and $100, according tosccommodations ‘Stecrae at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Lav- goood and Qacedetownand all viher paris of Europe st fewest Ta Touch bills of laden given for, Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Autwerp and other ports on the Continents and ror treight aod ly at the Compa, y"a0M or mpa, 3's Nout. Bowlin Green or both Siwerage wad Cabin iS On1S BELSON IL BROWNE GD 8 = c Nie GO. New Homm O1is BIGELOW £0 és ee bien, AT RENT WR WEEE At b ARE E Bae PO ae et “lio s“4h WN aN Weer POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE. Commencing May 3d, and Saturday thereafter, Sling fi juebec to Lit |, making the shortest Sevan voyuse™ Only bve Gaye hom tao fo tank tee Ont Trou Steamuhipe of this line are unm Tornt tee and cantor ad are fited ‘aprith el the moderns provement practical experience call susKeat Cia Sita Hib atersnealee wa VE & ALDEN, General Agents, 207 Broadway, New York ¢.W. MOSS, Wi ‘ashit mn, D.C. ALLAN LINE -WiNiER SERVICE. Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until May, Cabin, 970 und $80; interm (696.75. Extra weekls ips to Boston from Liverpool ‘Queenstown, Londonderry, Com bole Galway, for prepaid bustaaes, MeGnjted diaten Intermediate, San; etecrures SUL je United States. In ate, 800.75; 5 "ine Baltimore service wil be enue coumshclag April f, and regularly thereatter, ply tO LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents, 207 Broad- way, New York, or G. W. MOSS, (25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU] mhi3-th.s.ta ‘Washington, D. 0. GPA. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY BETWEEN New YORK axp Havug, Company: % Pie ‘No. 42 North River. foot of Morton or) ntgect Saad Rermien: Weasel Ooke 25:1 ps me : wie St'Germain, Tesub. Wednesday. Nov. 8, 7 15. Checks parable ott road in amounts to eile ontte Banque Transatjantique of Paris, LOUIS DE Bi NX, Baral Ne, 6 Deming Green, New York. G Av SiG88 ip Peamealvanie eng: Ji wowELuie £80 & ‘923Pennsylvanis avenue, ‘Agents for Washington, D.O, MEDICAL, &c. EAD AND BE WISE—DR BROTHERS, 000 B street southwest, appeared before me and madeoath, that hois the Oldest’ Established “Expert. Specialist in this city, snd will guarantee a cure in all cance of Vetio= real discene, and. {uruisa. Medicine, or no charges. the poor 1urdished Medicine free. Consultation and advice ree at any hour during the day. Subscribetand ewora to before me by Dr, ADH 2d, 1804, ‘oct-im ALKEE, Notary Public, Dis ROBERTSON, THE WELL, KNOWN SPECIAL. is; of Baltimore, can be, confidentially comsalteg, by both gentlemen svery, Weimoaday an ‘C atrest northwest Saturday from 2 to 9p. m., at 456 His xceat’succo-a and experience | will hear 43 atroet. Suntify your waiting to consult himon these daa of Sun WM AxBOoD, RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR two of Da. BROTHERS Invigorating Cordial Nal cure any case of Seipal Weaken Nervoun, Soeteine S0e Betroot southweseers YMC tobe whol iE YE HEALED. GO TO OTHERS, Bint bos atvect pout ware and been eR Sonne Hehe given iim Particulat adestion po we teseeecry aud cue ef all forins of * Diseane," particularly that of a’private character, for over 31 yeaa, im "E HAN NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Tg atotatins a’ OOM ane DICED, SHAT Vertising Ladies’ Physician in this city. Ladies, can confidently contul De BROTHETS. SOB we Particular attention paid to ali peculiar Jadleg, marricd or ningie, All irregularitien and ova rian trout coeestully treated. £9 Board, accommodations and Kind cmeigat Pores eure mhed to thowe who may desire to in tbe city under his treatments” SAY AAW Gov np R. DODD'S NERVINE, No, a ‘ANENT D)'ccerior Nervous wil Pusviod! Debit toes ot Vitality cau by 1 ‘discret ogeldty srANDiponins ‘St Cloud Pharmacy, corner ‘streets. Price ‘Sent by mail sealed, fu26-t0,t.8 EBILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGA) rhiet cry¥ ie esnmeuetirs, puate Main aoeNGe, : ; 2313 Madison Bquare, Philadelphia: Pat yioeeod A pat id ALL WHO ARE iG FROM ar ape SUPPERING BU} tt Et hatha he on York. ‘TINMAN, station. = a Donen eg (ED) eo B. OLDEST EST, AND ‘Q8808 2d Edition. Lat oan TSU ‘THE PEOPLE’S PARTY. ‘Their State Convention in Rhode Asland Te-day. Provipence, R. L, October #1.—There was but & Seana a ES Sen a = Sr Toll ot delegates vain! bout cont about nila a a NE A answered to their names. Electors were nomi- nated as follows: Charies H. Sawyer, John H. Davis, John Deviin and Cyrus H. Daniel Brace, jr., of Providence, was nominated for Con- gress from the first district and J. J. Lace, of Barrilivilie, from the second district. Very long resoluuions were w the effect that all articles of luxury should be taxed as high a8 possible; that in imposing custom duties American industries and enterprises should be pro- tected; that the United States must control the Panama canal; that the public lauds must be {or acvaal settiement, st ae! A $50,000 Libet suit. ROCHESTER, N. ¥., October 21.—An action for Ubel, with damages laid at $60,000, has been com- menced by John E Morey jr., one of the proprie- tors of Rochester Union and Advertiser, against the New York Morning Journal associa- Won. ‘The ibel was contained in an item tee Sppoured yewerday,tiey connecting whe patos Yesterday, conn 1° ‘with a Bult forbreach ot promise ue ee Nominated for Congress. MunIDEN, CoNN., October 21.—The republicans of the second congressional district to-day nominated Col. Henry Allen, of Branford, in place of Charles HL Pine, Who declined, ———— Latest News by Cable To-day. ANEW CABINDT IN BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, October 21.—The ministers have placed {thelr resignations in the hands of ‘Prime “anister ‘Muiou, who will form a new cabinet WELSH IRON WORKS CLOSING. Lonpow, October 21.—The iron and steel works of Crawshay’ Brotuers, at Methyr Tydvil, in South ‘Wales, are about to close. The stagnation of the Welsh iron and steel trades 13 causing widespread dismay. Ouher suspensions ure probal ‘A DEAD CARDINAL. Rome, Oct. 21.—Cardinal Bartolomeo d’Aavanz bishop Of Calvi, ts dead. He was born in 1811 an ‘was made cardinal in 1876. ‘A QUARANTINE RAISED. GiprarraR, October 21.—The quarantine against ‘Spain has been done away. NO REINFONCEMENTS ASKED FOR. Panrs, October 21.—Gen. de isle has not asked for reinforcements for ‘Tonquin. If they are needed. they will be drawn trom the army in Africa with- ‘Out mobilizing a corps darmee. Ruins THR RAVAGES OF FIRE AT CARTHAGE. Warertown, N. Y., October 21.—The Carthage fire Was the most disastrous that has ever visited Uuls partor the state. “It began in a row of manu- facturing buildings On the West side of the Black river, and the heavy wind blew sparks for half a mite’ across the river to the two Islands, which were flied with manufacturing stitutions. Every. thing on the islands was burned and the fire struck Into the resident part of the town and sWept the butidings froin about 75 acres. ‘This was the oldest part of the town and. contained beautl- ful shaded streets with fine dwellings, but to-day this territory Is a mass of stnouldering Tulns. One hundred and sixty dwelings were burned, besides Uhe manufacturiig InsUtutions and the Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist and Disciples churches, town hall, academy and all other school bulidings. ‘The fire “spread so rapidly. that very iittie household goods could be saved. ‘The tire departments trom vatertown, Lawville, Booneville and Utica re- sponded to the call for help, but as the fire would ‘appear In a dozen diffcrent places at one time the ‘streams from the engines were of little avail. A Maniac Murderer, A MAN WHO KILLED HIS WIFE PUTS AN END TO HIS OWN LIFE. Curcaco, October 21.—A special to the Journat from Viroqua, Wis, says: John Huschka, a Ger- man farmer, Who murdered his aged wite on Sun- ay, was found in the woods yesterday near! frozen to death ‘and a raving inanlac. He dressed only in his night clothes. He was placed in jail, and later on becoming more rational was told of his crime. During the ‘night he committed suiclde by hanging. ‘Testing a New Invention. NE, Fone, Qetober 1. —F, BR, Baby, oe ‘apt. J. H. Merryman, ; Capt D. a. Lyle, UeB An Lieut FD. Walker US i'M Superin? Yendent RC. Sparrow, second district superinten- dent; 9. P. Dobbing, teath district, and Keeper J. C. Patterson, Iie Saving service,’ composing the board toexainine lite saving de met at the Chadwick's lite saving station, New Jersey coast, Yesterday, by order of ‘the superintendent United States Iife saving service to test Uke apparatus car- Tiage recently invented by Lieut. C. H. McClellan, U.S. RM. ‘The experiments were very successful, A Mysterious Marder. PHILADELPRIA, Pa., October 21.—The mysterious shooting of Frederick P. Nash by his scuoolmate, Dantel E. Stanton, near Germantown Junction, on ‘Thursday night lust, resulting 10 the death of the injured man in the’German hospitai on Sunday, was investigated by the coroner to-day, and the lury gave a Verulct to the effect that Nash came to is death from peritonlus, the result of a gunshot wound ‘at the hands of ‘Stanton, No clue to the whereabouts of the murderer has been obtained by the police. Killed Himself Because He Was Dis- charged. New Yorx, October 21.—Frank Samsell, 18 years ‘ld, committed suicide this morning in'a Bowery lodsing house by shooting himself through the head. “He was discharged yesterday trom a” brush factory, where he and lls father and brother were employed. ——— ‘Telegraphic Briefs. ‘The foot Dail team of the University of Pennsyl- vanta left Philadelphia this afternoon for a trip to Cambridge, where they will play a mateh with Harvard to-morrow. ‘The frst annual bench show, of non-sporting dogs opened this morning at Madison Square Gar- Gen, New York, | There eae cee enee Among Ubem are two of the Equimaux dogs belong- ing to the Greely expedition. 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 I, H. Dodge, 839 15th street: ° + 2 $! eet dies sERe e ‘The Raltimore Markets, BALTIMORE. October 21.—Virginis sizes, deferred, ): da. consolidated, 40; past-due coupons, 31%; Nort Carolina sixes, 10634; doe fourm. 82 bin to-day” BALTIMORE, Mp., Cctober 21—Cotton dull—mia- aulue, DHA Fear quiet and momlnaly tends: ‘Wheat—southern dull end lower; western dull aud steady; southern ‘red, 80185: do. amber, 91895; No. 1 Mary] Ssaiiig: No. 2 westirn winter red: spot, Detenibor, @3ca8e Cork acinern gue aod sees western dull and nominal; southern white and yellow. Stand Onta quit and stesay. Ke gulet and nominal, 6265. julet—prime to choice Pennayl- sl ooaie'00. Provisions. dull sh for choice, “Exes quiet. rhe! Wheat was Ks, one acs 484: ‘Novena A New Cowrract having been made for the rats- ing Of the wreck of the British treasure ship ‘Hussar, in York harbor, the Treasury department will not consider tho request for a delay in the matter, which the tall Ratter, which was made by tho representatives of Squiorros Guwenat Panes will leave this even- ing for North Carolina, where he will take an active ‘part in the political campaign, and will remain un- ‘1 after the election. CARING FOR THE INSANE. ‘The Anneal Report of Condition of the Government Insane Asylum. Dr. W. W. Godding, the superintendent of the government hospital for the insane, has submitted ‘the twenty-ninth annual report to the Secretary of Interior, embracing also the report of the board of Visitors. This board consists of J. M. Tonet, M. D. Jas.C. Welling, LL.D.; William Grier,M. D., U. & N. Mrs. A.M. Gangewer, Mrs. A. J, Rowland, Rev. W. & Edwards, D. D.; F. P. Cuppy, esq; Robert Mur Tay, M. D,, surgeon general U.8 A. The number Of patients now in the hospital is 1,146, of which S64 are males and 92 are ‘37 were ad- Initted dur the year. There were 11 Tot whom teeovereds 43 were improved, 4 were unimproved, & not insane and 67 the 37 “dmitied durtug the year 173 were trom the aray, 13 from the navy, 5 from the marine hospital ser: were “as m ‘the. hospital wei = : bay last. is year. There were 6 cases of kieptomania and nymphomania and two insane between the aires of 25 and 30 and. the next largest ‘number between £0 and 2 years and the next between go and 35 are if private pationta, ‘The report, states. that ing any year since 3 mortallty for the year was hardly five per cent. ‘The patients trom civil life 1884, are classified as follows: District of Columbia, transtent. oe resident. “4 «convicts and criminals......9 — 9 “ « « privepatients:5 6 ou ‘Total... ae 257 238 516 ‘The home buliding for the’ patients for the Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, and the wing to the mata Dullding, have been completed during. Past year. : OUTDOOR LIFE FOR PATIENTS. ‘The report states that outdoor life continues to ‘bea prominent feature of the treatment, and the results are satisfactory. The plan of employing the inmates has been attempted in work on the farm and grounds, but the report states that more can ‘be accomplished with the trades, such as mattress making, tailoring, brush and mat making, painting, sewing and domestic duties. The appointment of ap ‘thologist, who makes autopsies, and devotes his entire Ume to the study of the changes wrought by, and the pathological appearances left behind Dy'insantt new departure, and promises good Tesults. The produce from the farm and gardeo ‘was valued at $20,440, with produce valued at $4,790 consumed on the farm. ‘THE ESTIMATES FOR THE FISCAL TEAR ending June, 1886, contain the following amounts: For support of patients, $270,000; for repairs and improvement of buildings and grounds, $10,000, An Appropriation of $31,000 1s asked for special 1m- provements, among Which are a green house and cold grapery, cottages on the outside farm, work- shop for the inmates and dining hall for the de tached ouildings. For the purchase of additional land for farming purposes $6,000, and It is suggested that the Stevens farm, of atout 40 acres, be pur- chased. For the erection of a distinct’ enclosed Dullding for the conviet and homicidal insane ‘The medical staff has been Increased by the pro- motion of Dr. J. C. Simpson to assistant phy: and Dr. 3, E. Kenney, of Vermont, was _ppolnte night medical oMicer, in Dr. Siinpson's place. Dr. 4. W. Blackburn has'been appointed special pho- Uhologist tn the hospital. ‘The Lotal receipts during the year were $350,999.54, and this amount was expended with the exception f $67.05. ——— THE DROUGHT AND THE LIANT ‘SUNSETS, BRIL- What They Say nt the Signal Office. NO INDICATIONS OF HEAVY RAIN, BUT WE MAY GET A SHOWER—METEORIC MATTER THE PROBABLE CAUSE OF GORGEOUS SUNSETS, “Are we never to have any rain again?” asked a Stak reporter of a signal service official to-day. “Well there 1s but ltuie prospect of any at present,” was the reply. |"*But speaking seriously,” he continued, “this 1s @ prett7 extensive drought, and even if tt {s broken tn the near future it will be too late torepair the damage done tothe crops where rain has teen wanting.” “What is the extent of the drought?” asked the reporter. “During September it existed in all sections east of the Mississippi valley and in ‘Texas, but during October general rains have fallen at intervals in ‘Tennessee, tre Olio Valley and the lake regtuns, so that this month, in those sections they have not needed ratp very badly. ‘The drought has contin- ued though, In the middie Atlantic, south Atlantic and guitstites. What lttle rain”has fallen has not been tn sufflcient quanuties to do any good to the crops tn, Uuese sections in tts vicinity we nave not had any rain amounting to anything for nearly three months.” : DAMAGE TO CROPS. “How much damage has been done to the crops?” asked the reporter. “It would be impossible for me to say, a8 our ob- servers make only casual reports upon that sub- Ject. ‘They must have suffered very materially, however. ‘In Georgia the drought as been vers disastrous. Our observer at Atlanta reports that rain has not fallen for over two months, and tt 13 estimated that the cotton erop in that vieimity will Tail short 40 per cent in consequence. In Shreve- Port, La., the cotton crop will be only two-thirds: of the average, and in Nashville the condition of things is about the same. In the vicinity of Peters- burg,Va., It became necessary to close the cotton factories'on account of the scarcity of water.” A BARE POSSIBILITY OF LIGHT RAIN SOON, “and you say there 1s no chance of a change for the better?” “Well, there fs a bare possibility that we will get alight rato soon. You see the map here shows a heavy rain storm in the lake regions. If that passes off to the northward, as It prohabiy will, we will get none of 1t, but If {U comes eastward, as It pos- sibly may, we will get a little shower, Which would be very acceptable.” GORGEOUS TWILIGHT RPECTACLES. “Isee the brilliant sunsets have again made their appearance,” sald Tux STaR man, “Yes, we get reports of the most gorgeous sun- sets and twilight from all parts of the country.” “Can thelF appearance be any more vatistactortly explained than it was last year, when there was $0 much talk about them and so’ many theories ad- vanced to explain them?” “Well, I guess there can no longer be any doubt about their being caused by casmical matter, ‘They undoubtedly result from some forelgn matter in the upper strata of the atmosphere. It can’t be dust it can’t be moisture, because Whatever causes the brilliant sunsets must beat ahelght above which neither dust nor moisture could be; that 1s shown by the length of time the brillant twilight continues, If the cause were in the lower Strata, Where dust could fy, the duration of the brilliancy would be very short. ‘The only plausible theory Js that the bright light 1s caused by mete- oric substances. ‘The meteoric belt_has a periodi- city, 1 18. suy of thirty-three years ‘The nearer the earth in its orbit approaches the center Of the orbit of this meteoric belt the longer will the brilliant sunsets continue, caused by the refraction of the sun’s rays by the’ meteoric dust trom the meteors in the upper strata of the atmosphere. Last year they lasted through a great part of the Winter, and {t ts argued that the earth then reached the nearest point to the center of the orbit. This year itis near enough to the center for the same Phenomena to be visible, but: they will probably not continue so long as they did last year. Appointments by the President. ‘The President this afternoon appoluted Wm. P. Dunwoody, of Towa, to be a member of the na- tonal board of health, vice Dr. H. A. Johnson, re- signed; and Worth G. Ross to be a second leuten- ant in ‘the revenue marine service. C. W. Freewanrie, deputy master of the Royal mint, London, ts in the city, having completed a Visit to the various mints of this country. He called upon the President to-day, and spent consid- erable time at the mint bureau of the de- partment. DunING THE ABSENCE of the Adjutant General, Lieutenant Colonel Chauncey McKeever, assistant \djutant general, will, by direction of the Presi- Gen takechanre "ot the ‘ofe Of the Adjutant General and perform his duties. Mretsren Kasson was to-day designated as rep- resentative of the United States at the Congo con- ference, which is to be held in Berlin shortly. Commissioner Borrenworr has accepted an in- Spee ee at Richmond on Thursday eve- ‘Tue GovERNwENT Puoreery at Hagren’s Fee- ‘RY will be sold at pubye auction to-morrow after- Parenrs have been tssued to EH. Conover, of this elt for_a- thread spool, and to Rudolph Hounsed tora winding indicator tor time pleoss THE RACES AT IV¥ cITY. & Large Attendance and Good sport a ‘Te-Day. ‘The pleasant weather induced @ large number, for the opening day, to attend the races at Ivy City today. The horses entered in the several Taces puzgied the most experienced horsemen. As rule the starters ineach field had not hitherto Deen run together and there was no basis of com- paring their respective merita That made the ‘was @ dash of six furlongs for all ages; purse, $500, ‘of which $100 to second: winner of any race in 1886, ‘Falued at $1,500, to carry three pounds extra; horses ot having won in 1864 allowed five *“fhe face was won Dy Burch; Mammonost second. wor : LITM. Mutuals paid Gas Purse $500, of which $100 to second, for all ages, ‘Weights 10 pounds above scale, and winner to be Sold at auction for $2,500; one mile, The starters were as follows: Checkmate, Frank E., Frankie Tytton, Polonia, Jim Nelson? Marmaduke, Compas: sation, Constantina, and Belle aon or TE, ‘Mutuais paid $3 i / $39.00. Jim Nelson, Burch’s horse, broke his leg. ‘THE THIRD RACE was the Arlington stakes, for two-year-olds, $25 each, play or pay, club to add $800, of which $200 Sleeoed horse, six furlongs The starters were St Louis, Unrest, St. Augustine, Hi ful, alfred, Bachus, Skovkuih, Saisie aad Tong —_.— ‘The Fowler tet Fund. ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECRIVED, ‘Twe Stak has received the following additional ‘contributions to the fund for the relief of the widow ‘nd children of the policeman, Fowler, murdered tn Ube discharge of his duty: i, D. C., October 20, 1884. -—We had a ltue entertain- ment Saturday and we wish to send the money 10 you. It 1s not much, as it was only § cents for a. Ucket. But twill help. It was as much a8 we could get. $240. Yours truly, m DASKaM, Bess Masee Rossen, Faxnix Roome, —-— District Government Affairs, INFORMATION ABOUT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WANTED. ‘The Commissioners have called uponSuperinten- dent J. Ormond Wilson to forward to them the monthly list of the names of ali texchers and Janitors employed by the board which the super- Mising principals furnished. to the superintendent, as provided for by the sixth section of the forty third rule of the public schools, since January 1 18%. The rumor that the school board 1s to be curtafled in numbers by the Commissioners 8 con- tradicted by them. EXPENDITURES AT THE REFORM SCHOOL. ‘The quarterly report of Superintendent Shallen berger, of the reform school, Including a statement of Fecelpts and expenditures for the quarter ending September 30, 1884, was received by the Commis. sioners to-day, showing the net receipts to have been $603.02 and expenditures $452.16, leaving a bal- ‘ance on hand of $130.86, September 80, 1894. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The Commissioners reply to Mr. K. W. Donn, re fusing bis request to have the sidewalk on’ 9th Stteet, above W, widened and the resdway re- In a note to the District Commissioners, Mr. W. T. Powell requests that the sewer which is now De- ing laid on Beall and sist streets northwest, Deco ‘Unued up Sist street to Road street, Mr. Thos Aaron et als. have petitioned tothe Commissioners to open an alley ten fect wide through the center of square 881, opening on Pand streeta, LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED. iuications for liquor licenses from the follow- ing have been approved —Sebastian Am: Frede- rick Atzel, Mi Ine Berens, Henry Bernhelmet, Bi & White, Geo. W. Driver, Aurust Dolhrer, Joun H. DeAuey, John Gentner and James God- den, Moses Bredwell, Henry Boeghoz, Bernard Bryan, Patrick Connor, Geo. F. Fogie, eng, Fitzgerald, Jaines Ford, Robert A. Golden, ‘Hugie and Eberhardt Kouman. RUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle'as follows: ‘M.-H. Best, erect a two-story dwell county; $1,500. W. W. Curtis, erect two small dwellings, alley between 9th and 10th and M and N streets horthwest; $1,800, Henry Keller, erect a two-story Dlacksinith slop, North Capitol Street $1,600, “Jas Archer, erect a three-story blacksmith shop, north- east corner 4) and M streets southwest; A. H. Wright, repair dwelling 907 11th street south- east; $200. W. A. Harris, repair 616 H street, dwell Ing, $105. M. A. Clancy,’ rope brick 1426 Corcoran street northwest; $300. M. P. Sulilvan, repair brick 2224 7Uh street extended; $300; Wood & iyo} jen scerooee pe meer na oo 14th x % james: jurphy, air frame at Benning’s tn couaty: $0, Wane ‘buckiey, erect three two-story dweilings southeast corner of 43, sory: tings, 10 Capitol, bee ‘Cand’ Story dwe ‘Sou ween Streets southeast, $5,000. ‘Transfers of Heal Estate. ‘Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: G. J. Johnson et al. to Addie Barnes Benedict, lot 7, sub. sq. 52; $2800 I. T. Taggert, trustee, to Ellen Carey. lots 76 to 78, 8g. Waring to S. Norris Thorne, 3 and 4, sq. 57; E. Abbott, lot 23, z= $319. Susan G. Choate to’ W. Sq. 78; $1,500. J. A. J, Creswell, trustee, to: T. Harding, pt lots 21,22 and 23,'sq. 231; a: halt 43, 09, 308 Maula e 89. 209: $—. Matilda to Fanny Beall, pt is, oq. $54: Collamer to B. &. Plain, tot 65, Dowell to J. A. “Bowler, pt. : Rogers, pt. Noble, jr., to Charles B. Pearson, lot $—.' 5. M. Jonson, trustee, to Ji Jot 26, sq. 513; $503.33,” J. R. Edson et al, to Mary Draeger, pts. $ and 5, 8q. 733; Bruce to L. E Jones, w. ‘The following were accepted as Cirentt Court jurors: :—James E. McGuigan, 230 East Capl- 1 street; T! a8 Paxton, Tenieytown; F.P. Mann, (3323 R street northwest john F. Seitz, 1007 New York avenue; Edward V. Rice, 145 B street eouth- east; James A. Clarke, 342 D street northwest, and Charles H. Perry, 312 K street northeast. eiicbaSe hic ‘WaASBINGTON AnRAD.—Mr. S A. Inspector of plumbing, who has just revurned from Une meeting of the American public health association, in St. Louts, Mo., which Meet in this city next year, states that by coming in contact with representatives from municipalities Of other cittes he found that Washington is ahead tnall branches of public work, our building and health departments. of the west have no system of plumbing and pe naa ven years ago belng still use. ‘The Courts, Crmureat Covrt—Judge Wyte. Yesterday, Wm. P. Cole, eiltng on Sunday; ‘cognizance set aside. John Albert, day; motion in of ji 4 Hoey poet John Browa, selling on Sunday; guilty Cractrr Covrt—Judge Hagner. ‘fined $10. fined $10. To-day, Hume ‘O'Conner, Childs & detauits. ‘Taylor agt. Taylor, Galt & sagt. Lightall and Atwood agt. Latney: tS below afirmed. Fitch, Fox'& Brown age Hecht ; motion to dismiss overruled and inotion to quash attachment filed. Equiry Covrr—Judge Cor. ‘To-day, Reed against Wilson; A. Webster ap- ‘pointed guardian ad lem. Boggs against Boge: jestimeny ordered taken before C. F. Rowe. Clelland against McIntire; on hearing. CRIMINAL CovRT—Judge Wytie. ‘To-day, Sanders, tn night; not gultty. Pouice Covrt—Judge Snell. ‘Today, Thomas Washington, colored, ‘Win. Markland with » whisky DoUAe, wes fie john Dunn, for Cy Stone, went down for 30 days in default of a fine of j it THE his to a on the SE ee parchments, which he surrendered of the annual og if; i | 4 ‘ i F 4 fe ia 3 i i AS G : if al ii i iat i ih | £3 f Democratic Campaign INGTON DEMO- (CRATS LIBERAL CONTRIBUTORS. ‘Mf. War Dickson returned from New York last Right, He has been about the democratic national Committee rooms and with the meubers of the Committee a great deal, and says the committee are confident. He says the national committee re frains from meddling with the local politics of New York and occupies a neutral position as re the local factions, to both to Sram nears i be Ly amount of contributions ha: onie in ethos the Ohio and West Virgins eetions apd Ube committee will suffer no fiiaucial embas assment. But Washi he has done better tn the Bay other section nosording rie ease eee a ts poputa- Uoh, oF rather what would be tts voting popula Af Chey could vote. ‘Their contrivuuions, he saya, have been about $1.80 to every four persons accord- ing to the ion. cities of the north are contributing freeiy, but none of the southern states have give’ @peniy. They bear their own expensas, however James Wormicy*s Funeral. A LARGE ATTENDANCE, INCLUDING KAY PROMS NENT PROFLE, ‘The funeral of James Wormies, the late propre etor of Wormley’s hotel, took place trom the hotel & ttle before 8 o'clock this admirers of this famous colored man were ag- sembled in the hotel, and the streets outside were ‘thronged so that the police had dimcuity in keeping a way clear for wie carriages ‘The “services were conductha tn the saloon parlors of the hotel, which were draped with black and decorated wita foral offerings, and the sermons were conducted Rev, Dra. ‘Sunderiand, Grimke and Waring. Some of the most prominent people tn the city were presale ‘The interment was at the Harmony cemetery. ‘The pall-bearers were Active—John F. Cook, Jolin T. Given, Isaac Landis, M. W. Galt, James G. Ber- ret, Hon. B. K. Bruce, Henry Burch and R. H. Cleaves. Honorary —T. Ly W. Spofford, C. C. Willard, 0. Y. Stapies, Tenney, The ophile Felter, George 8 Krafft and Wiluam leary A But FoR Drvorce.—To-day a bit for divoree Was fled in the name of Gustavus A. Kubo against Mary Kuhn, and the stiorncy withorew the pa- oy Death of a Prominent Marylander. Bartiworm, Mp. October 21.—Judge Richard B, Carmichael, for many years one of the most promal- ‘nent and influential citizens of the state, aud for- og ip treville, Queen Ambe’s County, Ubis merDing, im his €7th year. en Excitement im the O11 Market. A PANIC IN PITTSBURG—SUCCESS OF THE BULL RAID Prrrsnvrs, October 21.—The ol! exchange is in astate of greater animation to-day than It hes been since the famous Penn bank dea! disturbed tr Failure followed failure unui Urokers stopped Trading, and waited to see what was comin Distrust became 80 that the solid Drokers were aff wo dew) with huif ‘the men who Clamored arounc the bul Ting. The Dull raid has been one of the most ‘Successful ever Made. Since yesterdsy the maFkct advanced 15 cen' and Many of tue shrewdest ‘were caught Dadiy. The short interest here is estimated at 5,000,000 barreis, Ree pee ote ae aoa i. a bo TY at ioe ocho. oe News Bricts, long-expected it between “Sport,* isvihe, and Taper." ot “Chneirnt, BD side, came at Six-Mile Island, ed an hour and ftieen cinnat dog was declared @ disastrous fre ‘at $1,000,000. on the tine of AUlantic City ratiroad. ‘Water is 8) scarce in Shenand ah, Fa, that only haifan hour's supply is allowed out of twenty- four. Fall River mills shat down yesterday, ‘rowing 10,000 operatives out of work. , Large inasses of Chinese atiacked Tayen-K on the Red river in ‘Yonquin and were ‘with great loss by the French. A jduel at, Petersburg, Vi, between Jobn W, Goodwyn and James ‘was prevented Su- day by the interference of the seconds. Preparing for the Plenary Council. ‘From the Baltimore Sun, ‘The theologians from all partsot the United States, who have been holding consultations for several weeks, frst at St. Charles Coliege, Howard county, and afterwards at St Mary's Seminary, Baltimore city, have prepared a schema of the de- ‘crees to be acted upon by the third plenary council Gf Baltimore, which 1910 assemble in the Cathe. i for the Harrison Wire Works, in St. Lous, has been filed in the United States circuit court Fitch, Edwin Harrison and Raiph Lute. Mr. Fitch, Who Was president of the company, 18 the Lieut! ‘Who married Miss Minnie, daughter of Gen, W.T. Sherman. He loses ‘the sy ‘with Mr Fitch teste Edwin Harriss, it Is bo very ‘Mr, Harrison Was worth fully a million a dollars in excess since a balt his labilities. By§ assignin, the St. Louls Ore and steel g: under General Sherman, is now 64 years old and lives in handsome style on Hill street in Chicago. Not long ago he became acquainted with Mra. ‘Anna Fitzgerald, a handsome widow, ‘nto whose middle-aged affection she soon won his way, and adult sons, George L. 4 i Fe i : i i i if i i