Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1885, Page 3

pe - = “Se THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, .D C.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY BA & CO. 1 ~ 2 AUCTION SALES. mle AUCTION SALES. NAUGURAL MATTERS, AT THE CAPITOL To-pax. “er enastcay enttien! Noten. a ———— — —— —— fr. Hendricks started on his southern trip yea _THIS EVENING. Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. Arranging the Details of the Cere- ATint ine House. terday. He left Cincgpnati for Aulanta peneaey J. U, OMEARA & Co,, = Se few monies. eee caciqaphetemy capil a spe morning, to arrive there this morning. He will . = ON . x wilege Uhis afternoon, sent | jeave in the afternoon for Birmingh: 1347 Pennsylvania avenue, EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PUR- | BB a 8 8 Ad Bx x Ssssq pratd nag TRE esate COMMITTRR—THR | to the clerk’s desk and had real extracts trom | will stay there until Friday afteracom, wuca'e EB STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH “HAS: LEGANT SILVE! v. BBR ewww BALI-ROOM DECORATIONS, BTC. Speeches made yesterday by Mr. Reed (Me.) and | Will co on to New Orleans. BabINO SHOTGUNS, Hirol ED PRE CHASE ELEGANT SILVER PLATED WARE | Egy EH 00 Ww NNN Ssss® MF. Hiscock (S.¥.), relocting upon the committee |, i102. Willan R Morcison was nominated tor the TATED WARES DINNER ASD TER Sete, AND FINE CUTLERY AT AUCTION. 1! RRR OO NNN ie brrans OF rim BALL-ROOM PRCORATION. | Coriversand barbie, Ata fun mening ee Untied States Senate by a caucus of ye democrats = PEE “STANI a MPORT 1m ROR © O NNN meeting of the sub-committee on the deco- ss . Y of Une aks Ue “ he republi- swiss a SIC BOXES, from to ty tone tures: GO! H ERE 9 9 NNN jpo ration of the Dall room last evening, Messrs. Gtn- | {mousy agmeed Goat Une Pea eat nan: | can caucns will be held to-n Sank tor cen Rees Pr EOL MR a i iho close ont the entire stock: Of a twetory eiving: up) u oR R oO NNN Mr. Cleveland's Visitors. Sel and Neal, of New York, whose plan was par- | nounced on the floor of the Hous? asa stander upon | cast in the sixth. detect, Jude Bieteset nal in- 4 BANJOS. WADE and BUTCHER RAZOR4, Mis ‘ + fock of first. | BBR om TTT TITT FEE RRR MR. W. H. BARNUM AND HUBERT 0. THOMPSON CALL | Ually approved by the whole committee, were pres- | the Committee. A sharp Ullt took ee between | structed that the seal of the ballots be not broken, 5 vou We SS, TOOLS, and 10,000 useful household Dasiness, ee ¢ = ene 2 ee ve per oe 7 EE R me ss 3 THs Be aw ay pane explained the details, Mr. Neal said that paleo > ontsomen Which was taken up by other be a terk ts unders a na what. xo ao. ETS ¥ direction of the owner. to change business, Iwill | ©1255 tiple-plated ware, finest styles, viz: Ee z FS ERE s pain Yorn, February 8. ~ ‘ne hallways And Job. | In front of the galleries will be hung handsome | "air. “Hunt (La.) denounced Mr. Reed’s remarks | 1a the democrats y Le the premises, all the above stock of U. | TEA SETS, WAITERS, SALONS, EPERGNES,| BBE OT r EEE ok BR Sss5/ 4 l, ‘s maroon silk velvet, the dark hue of which will be | madé yesterday as improper and untrue, sylvania avenue nortl ‘ ington, b. i Sale commences at_ SEV 3 G at bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Anc B—The Fixtures will aot be sold as, at termina- | of sale, the store will be occupied by J. Cleveland is st ing, were alive with visitors to- FRUIT, BERRY AND BUTTER DISHES, CAKE AS THR BEST TONIC. ‘Among. the callers on Mr. Cleveland today | Teveved with aheavy gold fringe and pretty gold BASKETS, CARD RECEIVERS, ICE PITCH- oe sa od were Win. H. Barnum, Huburt O. Thompson, Sena- | Unsel At the top of each column will be a Ia} ERS, CUPS AND GOBLETS, DINNER, BREAK- This medicine, combining Tron. with. pure. Veretable tors George of Mississipp!, Vance of N: Capitol Topics. - NSC | THET WANT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN@cterD | CuO NUON SA orth Carolina, | shield, representing the coat-of-arms of each state xT. z is Pt do tt _ “ er HIE sian er 1 «completed: if YSCE STA, | Jonas of Louisiana, and Gorman of Maryland; Gen. } and territor 2 s sentina . a ei yO CURE NO PAY —WHITEHURST'S CEDAR OARARA & CU... Manvfacturers of “KOYAL GLU FAST AND PICKLE CASTERS. fe sy, and comple el EAR ie TMPUKE | Hancock, Gen. Franklin of Connecticut, Gen. Frye, | panasome aan sad on eames: bathe Senator Sherman yest eniay presented the pati N BALSAM is warranted tocureConciis, Coldy Croup, - BLOOD, CHILES AND FEVER, and NEURALGIA. "| Co}, Gooue of Virzinta, Gep. Stephenson of Iilindis, lags in graceful folds. aners Hon of ‘thirty-seven persons, Who clatm to repre- aad Dung Diseases, Ae, Six drop a doane Try atxatiofied, return the enipty battle wd eet ar Also Fy rapid and thorongh ssitutlation with the blood it | Judge Moulton of Itlingis, Mayor Grace, Roswell P. | Conceal the columns, which will be connected with | sent a universal sentiment, asking that the elec- | ; nae nf ‘ i A : seSoig y beck iy alldruccists, wle-ftnthan TO-MORROW. Teaches every part of the system, purifies and enriches | Fiower and Wal. Whitney. The statement | heavy evergreen garlands running all round the | tora) yotes of South Carolina, Alabama, Missis. | arpa Gina co A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROGERS’ CELE. | fh Wow strene hens the musclesand nerves, andtones | made (his morning that the nattonal democratle | putiaing. ‘The ske large columns will be wound | Sippl, Loulsiana and Tennessee be thrown out it | Die. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. | BRATED GOODS, SUCH AS KNIVES, FORKS. A FINE APPELIZEL Beet tonic known. |__| committe ax such would walt on Mr. Cleveland 19 With garlands, thus setting off the natural beauty on eXatuination by lawyers, the charges of threats, | ig ee THE TRADE AND PRIVATE BUYERS. OFFEE, TEA, TABLE AND DES P SPOONS, | ,Ttwill cure the worst cave of Dyspepsia, removing alt | 5! e foundation, of the pillars. ‘The interior of the roof will be cov- | Violence and bloodshed, which kept. vouers away Fon, danger ot tere eel TOTHE SEADE ASOPRIVATE MOYER eee ARLE AND DESSERT SPOONS, | aistevacing symptoms, smh aa Tartine the Food, Belch ————— ered with bunting, as will also the walls under- | {roi the poles In those states, are found to be true. oD baoan te eee ee 2 VO SILVER PLATED Sitow exsHs. LARGE WAL. | SOUP, OYSTER AND CREAM LADLES, FRUIT, | inz, Heat in the Stomicl Heartburi. pee ‘The Anglo-Italian Alliance. neath the corridors. ‘The committee rooms, recep ski edasin ermine ra Wie i h bes, an the cielth year of her BM! Show € as 1 PIE AND FISH KNIVES LACKEN ORINIURE SHE TERT. TEE NOT | one two covNrRtes 70 PROSECUTE EXTENSIVE OPE- | tion rooms and entrances will ail be decorated. fe Tighe ‘uneral private. o | Ratces Fork TST Bik Tate eaten co women, auto RATIONS IN THE SOUDAN. special features of the ornaments there will be at | , THe Pension appropriation bill was reported | TOSTMRTVAS ae senary Sth, 8th MALE, : oie eat —— all persons who lead sedentary Lives a Rome, February 5.—It 1s stated tn diplomatic cir- | one end of the room a large floral chair for the use | back to the Senate yesterday by Senator Allison, | gquciier «ft Chavis mul Macy Fou, moel dpa dD AN USEING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF | cles, in’ consequence of Turkey's opposition to the | Of the President and at the other a iuge inirror, | With the legislative feature which provides for the | tmetle wad Soubee BS Goods guarantzed best quality, and will absointely 4 ion Of Massowah to Italy, Eugiand and Italy | Sixteen feet high by ten feet wide, in a frame com: | repeal of the statute authorizing pension attorneys uetal will take place from tho residence of her eee vs § ing frou the effects of overwork, ner- para ' Ss si- | posed of 300 se] mnie vhol Se . s Parents, $13 Euchtounth stre t went, Prhiay, Beb- BRUAKY SIXTH, 1885 ve sold witio a 5 tok Roos reams ap Maiity exnesionce | have agreed that the latter country’ shall partic | 1 arate pleces of cut glass, the whole | to receive a fee of $25 stricken out in deference to | PATE! eebitcentih ate ¢ Morcha mss Shall sell, wi ete No eee or the oe Guisk relietavd renewed ehorey by lis mae) OPeret? | pate in the formation of a Teemlar government in | Welghlug aboued,s00 pouuds He sald that it Would | thereat’, Gee OF885 stricken out in iNidieniae ee tiy-abore as ioctuient of seule to the Hcit 18 PLO | invited'to attend lest bidder, a5 | Tye a IS prO- | invited to atten ale of this superb consignment of goods will } “14 DOES NOT CAUS! HEADACHE Oi PRODUCE | the Soudan. It ts/expected that Italy will occupy | NOE do to expose the brick walls, and that they cedly opposed Lo new le; upon appro- | HEDRERG. On Febraary sage ol Sosa a CONSTIPATION cath aye Macccnanata Saskin Would be properiy covered. It was decided to ratify tion bilix ‘The Senate committer also struck | G Doni caild af Alteos Ancts aks ‘Dltes at No. tate stress anjotsing the | tis the omy preparation of leon that ca ebriary 5.—The National Zeftung says ; the action of the previous évening by awarding Ue | but ‘the provision which Wester tite namter cay | Sie LALERED. only child of Altcod aud det a are ocnere ae Bos Hous effects, » Phaic'ans aud Drugists 1 ning more and more evident | COPUACT to Messrs. Ginsel & Neal, of New York, for | pension agencies from 1810 12 ,and added. $24,000) | ttemiont private . Auctioneer, COMMENCING SATURDAY, FE nun the stock mas. be joer out = fee WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, uses no infu commend it Wpuomas powLr Fe 1 Waxons. JHOMAS DOWLIN Coe. petitorscan buy. We refer to our Washington compe- | Co}. “Coal. Auctioneer, titors; and uot all, but to many of our New York rivals | Del. « Hud jt also. DL &V Northy Do. pret. Ohio & Mis seuace 5 eu P and Q strects. ¢ ¥ brick briidins jeods of | trust, cent club, of Baltimore. ‘The club also adopted the plan for a handsome silk banner. CONTRIBUTIONS. peclally notified that Mr. Cleveland would like to hem during his stay In New York. ‘This, how- er, Will not pr NG ie ; u anata $5.59, and Messrs. Duncanson, Moxley and Jones | to mprepate at Dr. SRUARY SEV- | “The genuine ls Trade Mark and crossed red lines on gland has formed an alitance with Ttaty | $9,590 Duncanson, Moxiey | the aggregate appropriation. T. At her maidonon, ie CATALOGUE SALE NTH, 1885, at and ‘THREE ana | wrepper. 4 rae thier, Made only re a = the intention of prosecuting extensive opera- | YT apPolated a sub-committee to periorm the COL. INGERSOLL’S CONTINGENT FRE OF $2,500. See ee a HALE-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P. M.,and con. | SU? BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Ma} tons In the soudan, e MEETING OF THE RECEPTION COMMITTER. Mr. George E. Lemon, a pension attorney of tuls Splendi tion of 7 , + EN TIONE! Vanya, February 5.—The porte has asked the RECEPTION CO) rl city, was before the House committee on the pay- Matthew's church Friday meoraing, ‘ TINUE DAILY AT THE HOURS MENTIONED a A COO KER gS5, Malian government to explain the presence of a} ‘The first meeting of the reception committee was | “its Was be aie | At nine o'clock. Relatives aml frien MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS DISPOSED L AA © O F Pa Meet of 1S vessels in Sea,and Says hehops | held last evening at the Arlington, Mr. W. W, | 2&2 of pensions, bounty and K pay to-day, | yattend. : : OF. L AA 8g HE SS Naly will do nothing (hat wil interfere with We | Corcoran in the chair. Mr. A. P, Morse was elected | and tn answer to the inquiries of members sald ihe |_| McLAUGHLTS revary tranchiok Tite i AAA SES rable existing between the two coun. | -.” = dina lhe ade paid Col. ol $2,500 and Juage Wilson $1,000 | pau, He STEM moon << TLL 2” a CoO ee Sss5 > Fe ean ine HeaS USS pen Ren natn COU secretary. After disrussion the chairman was em~ ta cooute tins soa thineat or abe lee eeamtce eine | erat aes EAE AES CE Sh ~ = owered to appoint ten sub-committees to confer | tast session of Congress relative to the 1het | avoune, Priday, at einer) N. B.—Exhibition Friday, February 6, The room and Cheertan, _ | fill he ceecutive committee and prepare regula | atiomney'sfoes im pension. cass ML KVIEY. Ga Wedhioway, Polrnary 4th, 885. 18 ~ WILLITZ, : . i n ; S for thelr guidance. reaikans mnt et (heed oath con. | clock a mh. a 2 Eleventh siret northw 2 apace “a 43 comfortably heated and seats provided. The ew York, February 5.—ODonovan Rossi's 28°] ‘The subscription book for members of sald com- | Uitsent aie we OF the ack eas Was Con | CATHEINE Se auchatainatiumordeias eS eee ees mamaties A. ladles are specially invited. FOR THE COMING SEASON. at, Mrs! Dudley, was lu her usually placid | mittee is now open at the oftice of the secretars, § . Funeral fr church, at nine ov NEW BOOKS. z ‘The PALAIS ROYAL'S first 8! ‘3 frame of mind this morning. Mrs. Dudley sald she | Nir. Alex, Porter Morse, 1505 Pennsylvania avenue, WASHINGTON MONUMENT MEDATS. d. = ey 15-5t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | for inis season will be inaugurated by t Ue ee ee ee ages cont ee to whom contributions may be forwarded, Senator Sherman’s wi! regarding Washington Poe = sitios glishimen and men. § ered assist- " onume: e oe © Senate to- | axS, tu buy Tobesokdatms Ant sane southwest coruer1th | TVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, ing iene Hesse emerson, noe ee for ance others anvion ‘She Tean witty consiterable INFORMATION WANTED BY THN Disreicr Comat | Gaya ie eines ee = ra . io ee | 4 shy Tate An strect snd Prainsslvania avenue, on —— these three lots will terminate Next Saturday, at 6p.m., | ainusement the report from London that she hai § ovide edal shall b3 g = € ¢ EVENINGS, FEBRU. macholl Effects. st Auction Rooms. regular price will be resumed. during her youtu studied tor ihe stage. She is stil| The Commisstoners have notifted Mr. N. D. Lar- | each Senator, Represeatative, Albans church, XONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, FEBRU- TEN ROL OTR: Cede Pee dui Wat | SRECIAL SALE LOT No. 1,........ Sere reticent concerning her personil history. ner, chairman of the committee on public order of | State or territory, and t ball TUUERMANN. February ath, 1885, ELLIOTT ARY NINTH AND TENTH, 1885, Brae ad titer Chae ee Petre ao acto atu | comprises 80 doz, Heavily Beailea Gowns. 10c.: tea a the Inauguration committess, that the bn author- | Suck off for sale to the general public at Che cost S.only son of Carl W. and Kosa A Schuctmann, Double Mattresses, Feather Pilows and Bolsters, | price 19, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | ting the Commissioners to make regulations for | °f PHnuing.” ae Years and 4 dasa, Commnencing at Brussels and lug rain Carpets, Cooking and Heating | Spr 0. ee we reserva dae ae speed : = eral private . Eueet s SPECIAL SALE LOT, No. 2.....-.... . : Wise Neve Weck Buse wackes: preservation of public order and to 11x rates for ‘To Consult With Mr. Ae Gis aciniiits. ponini Ak Wai HALE-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. ‘keao. 95 Pieces Oriental Lace, 7 incbes wide, nineteen differ. hick and cab fares from the 20th Instant to the 6th : = . ' . ¥ Aging rpingtingh 8 ALF-PAST SEVEN O'CL¢ ‘Tho entire Furniture and Effects of a gentleman leav- | ent designs, 2ic.; regular price, 25¢. yard. The following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices | proxiio, having passed both houses of Congress | MANY SENATORS AND ReraESENTATIVRS GoINa, On | faced 18 youre 11 montincand €27 Now on ext: ing the city, all of Which is in first-class condition. | Also, Beaded Luces, 3 inches wide, for 2c.; regular | of the New York Stock market to-day, as reported eee Gltterences to be settled, it aie Ia ee of Aun M- and the tate Elab Hh, _ ALSO, 2 . y special wire We, Be Streets esume that It will become alaw. In’ such case si ELECT. rica Large assortment of China hd Glassware, Decorated oe eee aio bby Special wite to H. H. Doage, 589 15th’ atrost: iis very desirable to determine at an early day | TiS n mistake tosay that Mr. Cleveland ts not | {lc funeral will take plare from the P,Churehy THOS, DOWLING, Anct. Bet ote Saues Bete Woleeea Hind Hun Oviantal NOC A Laake : Name. 0.250) Name, What those regulations shail be, So as to give them | sending any special Invitations to Members and | Paps ye ft tlhe see te Ae : a. Anet. here cede 7 pieces Hand Run Oriental Net, 3-4 yard wide, 83¢.: : [8 pee) aa Tull publicity.” Inforinatinn as to the detalts of the | Senators to muet himin New York this wees, Quite 1 poo yy alae LE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, | ‘Three Fire-proof Safes. ~ . RaURreHee ee | Can, | 38 J. Cent.....] 83%) 341g | afrangements are requested. & ‘umber are said to have received invitations, | ” in Ballinore, cas Wednoodlay, Febram ety of Washington and District of Arsredn e caet turin ercEouk j Came Som. a SSK) 8776 THE GUESTS OF THE COLUMBIA CLUB. CHOSEN dei miniee Come nonce ence se EOS WHEELER, daughter of Bee. veoft the Sup 07 2 LE WEL CLOCK. = Cent. Pac {20 43) 46) Ata meetin; e a cll ast ev g | is} eit nates cannot be ascertained, as It | a Via, facet Fp eanime Conrt of the | Lange assortment of Men's Winter Clothing, embracing Ches. & Ohio..| 5% 8] 8 piety i OUUUB Columns HCl LRstSYeniny tia iwobaliy Grebo wall elise MibaPANGLC SEE | 001 Cometery from B and 0, cd Ta Couts, Pants aud Vests, —NOTICE.-— Do. 4st pret. 105. arrangements were made to recelve the Iroquols | nave been overlooked. It 1s stated. on good an. rpot Upon areival of 10-90 a.m, tratn, Fridig re will sell at public auction, 19 fromi of t - AT TWELVE O'CLOCK 3 : Do. 24 pref..| 60... club, of Ciicago, the Albany Phalanx, the Randall | thority that nearly ali the demoerafic Senators and PRCA Ry Bok ok FOR rer oor Be ae DAY OF | One Conpe, in good or ier, cost 8100, Carriages, Buuwies, pas Seat pete oe all — cps fom ©. B&G Do. and Americus clubs, of Philadelphia, and the Cres. | about fifteen or tiventy representatives have been BRUS SSS, a © OCLC jsshtt : tesa’ | Europe, which enables us tosell as cheap as our com- { | | ae a ude those not receiving Jnvita- ot B be = ee ton trom availing themselves of this opportunity i ne bearing ith te Pa oruees panera ee & = fonsgurstion to se the President {fh eneral invitation ts january und posable in two CATALOGUE SALE L A CO FEE gs : Pac. Mall...) id were received to-day by the treasurer, Mr. C. | given to all who wish to tall. FURNISHING UNDERTAKE) Sdae SE Re ee ee iB Aa gO F ae : Poo. D.& if Hover: Jokn Goode, $10; John Sherman, $15; | By those who have been invited tt 1s understood same) Gitethe 1th day of March 1 abla in sie or E aA 80 FE SSg iy Reading, 5% | Hufty & Dyer, $10; John A. Prescott, £25, B.H. | hat they are to be questioned by Mr. Cleveland | | months after date. \ : € and D, : Win 2 A Cl Sys8 = 5 n 2 Everly, £25; Gonzaga colleze, $25; | UO subjects with which they are most familiar, | Nos. 912 Pennsylvania ay, Horthwest and 735 8th Hei sold ats inte, dewieed thurt.are fost LAW LIBRARY, } mi. Cent Tek) ay) Roel $. H. Kauflmann, $2 Ben: Perley Poore, 10, Be | 2hd that the consultations will have more 10 do | strect eoutheost. Telephone call No. 8 42-6in pedknens af 41.00, bearing date the Sth day of Nee: e g ~ with the polley of The new administration n | — mie pieces Oriental Laces; no less than nineteen new | I. B. & W. By 124 St. Paul... designs, 4 inches wide, 14c. yard; 5 inches wide, 1Tc, 2 #1, March, 1854, anil pay 12% Do. pref. Lewis Blackford, 10. Total to date, $13, li ie 150.00 thereof i Mg one year TORE after date, with interest, and the balau nee SOTES. | with the selection of acabinet. Those wishing to W. BARKER, Wit: $1000 00 in thive weors alter -tiute with Interest, SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, yard; 7 inches wide, 25e. yard, (Above lace at 25¢. yard | Glas « Omaha ‘The chairmen of the various sub-committees | PReeME the names of certain them fur certain of- | R. and the other to secure the i ness of $250.00, | c . Will be le. for the Special Sale.) | os pret. have been Invited to be present. at the Thitsday. | Woes WHL be heard, but their advic olun- |“ ; Tarte date the INL day of Marea, Isst-and jagable, | Comer Penn-slvania Avene and Eleventh Street, | "4s pieces Oriental and Exspitan Tace Flouncinss, 12 | reat om evening meetings of the executive committe | Ey And not solicits atosmen started for New | UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, same $250.00. be lore mentioned as secured Tpon lot B, Washington, D.C., inches wide, in ne w desizns, 3c. and 48e. yard. | tnlon Pac. Coroner Martin and several representatlves Of | york last night. The Virginia delezation and the and at 4:20 pr of the same day will likewise offer for 90 pieces Irish Point Laces, new designs, 4 inches Wah. Pac... ra Tammany were in the city to-da 612 LIth street vorthweat, y Inspec sale the east $2 feet and Linch front of Int 14. by its | On WEDNESDAY EVI ¢ Well | committee appointed to present Mr. Barbour’ NING, FEBRU =| wide, 2 a inches, 68 ‘ Bu | gual vn making the final arrangetents, NE Ue PoManasor cleanin tere neo ‘ : ; Sevth Ss wiuare 734. situated on south D street be“ | erate ae ae ae ae “Resa il ee | c ee deen reas Mob. e Obto..!) 8) 8%, West. Union. 61) 61s ‘ithe ‘canvas toot “Wii be stretched Syren the night, as eros of Tagua wets Loder | bei taencaded sinned “ Secan rans cnt Soouag streets southeast the same to | ENTH, 1085, besinning at HALE-PAST SEVEN | aotcciyney cud lowly deteun os meee ode tie | tae Ole BN) BAWE roo] OM) O18 | capies at the new Pension bullding on Monday, and | Utter wdistrice atton ore Lanner and | Ss ecncrenmandt “da O'CLOCK. inches, 19¢. yard; 54) inches, 25e. yard, 8 inches, = ae then the work of laying the ball room floor will be | Jonas and Repi on, Matson,C:ardy, wp [RS ctorpepe oa ee de hes, 8c. yard. eee em orcet meaay.) PTE has been sugvested that the bankers and mer. | LOTS and otuers are walerstood to hay | me ot ant Now Jere avenue hw. ‘all. thoes parts of love 138, ng, 89 pieces ANl--ilk Black Chantilly La Stock ea fraction lower, but soon aftery i : have been invited to visit Mr. Clevelan 1 to-morrow, | March and Ke TAKER, p them closed until the 5th. es Saddition to Georsetowm, | thats yard; 5 inches, 25. yard: 6 inches, 486, yard, § | te enure list moved up unter the leadership of at $ = betinning anigueers ont ee = {uc Berd: © inches: Whe: Sard: ilehes, 480 yard: 8.) Ww torn Colon and Lackawanna, Western: Unlon District Govermesent Atinice: . Legate in Town, Tth street worthwert, near T. mh sth street horthwent) at the southeast corner of lot Ail, | TFNHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. a eee oe i. Tost 10 614, Lackawanna to 934, Northwest 9134, meen Sees Tee bh ae we N’T KNOW WHY WAS SUM- wnaur. — Sans lt ons Nundred aba forse tect’ thasce oot __., ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. 3douen Resided Lace Front 980 cach Ty oclock there wisn decline Of fe weveenvin New | ‘The Commissioners have ordered that Sheriaan| cO%S? # co onl peenar, Dreecrom, and parallel with Green street (1 As administrator w. a. of the late Luther Martin. 1] 9 peaded Crowns at 190 cach BO ae ute yes a a xate ot per cent in New | avenues in Mount Pleasant, shall be extended toits |, “General” James F. Legate, the famous political west), thitty feet, thence west pai h Dunbarton | will offer for sale. at public auction, in front of the auc— ‘Crowns at 19. eac! York Centra), which felloW 10 88%, and the other | avenue. in Mount Pleasant. shall De extended to2tS | 4, 71.0 or canese, who is sald to have conducted street (now Duubarton avenue), on red feet more | Hol rooms of Thouas Do vathwest conser of (Above Crowns for Special Sale are 130.) sharies sold down + to% per_ceit in sympathy. | full width of sixty. feet, and all parties ie bp hyyeryneteine neue | Or leas to sa'd Green street (iow 23th streat nortuwest), { Pennsylvania avente and Eleventh ‘northwest, at Western Union, however, was an exception, and | eneronched upon the street are directed to move | pexotiations Between the prolbition candidate, | ae thence orth to the east hive of sual street, ten feet | NUON on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTH, 1885, continued tim Bt 61/424 their fences back within Unirty days or be prosecu- | Mr. St. John, and th: republican national comintt- | EDUCATIONAL. thence, caatwanily and Parallel sath Dus action street (ne Bay Hoes, 25.0.0, Se ted tee, is In the city, He nas been suminoned here ty | : " (iow “Dunta: +. two hundred and forty ne Sinvie Harhess, F SIN ST RE acRSIEN | Springer comuntttee, “General” Legate was | yyiL SERVICE INSTITUTE. south with this street to pace of bucinuing, being JAMES S. EDWARDS, HR MMMM BBS RRR DD Rat 5, BALTIMORE, Mp., Fe Virginia sixes, old, | ‘The Commissioners have again written to Mr. | fiy Heisalanee maneand hes the appearance | Lh heh Promises No Lilt Ah street northwest, thesame being | _fedutte 412 5th street northwest, Eo OMMME BER Dp ERR S585 gonrolidated, 38; pat-dis coupons, 36%: new 10-405, 92; | Riddle, attorney for the District, requesting a defl- | Sr'one who has ives well, He frequentiy einphas | id beet to am intel ness }, bearn a = ase ee —— 5: lo. ne hrees, 5%, bid to-day. ite elr letter w “ o> cae a ~ * th | Se gh day of Felioustyy ash aed pay avy with inter |) eae Se eae pe RST EES ts any Bho BALTIMORE, No, Februsty 5—Cotton dutt—mta- | ton ASRS PDeOnsIne to forcten Ministers, | sizes his language with oaths, Tiatiey aiekine | “Pinus of rain Onchad af the purchase money in | TRUSTEES S4c2 OF VALUABLE REAT ESTATE, | Finbrdrs means Embroideries, Our Spring Importa. | dliney 1 Flour steady ityd quiet, Wheat southern | ‘They say that the langer number of resident minis. | Ech ions “and make them uuquestionatle Tie eesh, to be paid within ive days froin day of sae: of cor Nocth © and North Capit. stree:a, in | tion hes arrived. We show the larvest assortment of nd fairly active nthern red. | ters reside in rented houses that are taxed, and | & Which $20 is to red apot BeawE, Pebenars, | those ministers therefore pa | | h lot 4 | Stan reporter Inquired, “What are you summoned yy the tax indirectiy. | poror committee for, Gen. Legate SShould we discriminate,” the Commissioners ask, | P\iore the Springer committee for. Gon. Lezat pald as a deposit on ; and the Cooke Mansior rner of | Desirable Goods of any house outside of New York. Hance in two equal f Georetown D.C. | The PALAIS ROYAL imports direct, which saves at Fed ‘spot, B9sea\): Sime of sale, th n and Stoddert stre Seen pc ne | Trae tae Oe | fet femnt oe cathe ee aa is | nee ft Niehaus: | wont ose who sen" and’ swift | qa? va Fou suOW as veh At hat a State or yen DUNCANSON PROS. Anctions sre. jaibeckbs | TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY of FEBRUARY, | Bouse to PEs Ee ec en (Se therefor: be obliged If you rendér an opinion on | Hajgn sue Ot Peuston ofticials In the Ohio cam: = iia = = ae == | Saad parted Che (8) cod Gov Oh een | match All cur nas Cambie Meetieeciace prime t the subject.” “I Know nothing about tt, sir; Thaven’t any idea | Sco notice under Atunmanentn wa PIANOS AND ORGANS. and rlehty five (6s), ia the city of Wae ‘We shall be please aud proud to show ladies our New | gid quiet Sticar nase oe oop een | hers ames Loe a Saal ene what they want with me. AMES CORRIDON, PRIVATE TOCTOR, (PIFD rs to be a general desire among | perhaps,” suggested the Star reporter, “they | of {ohm y | those Interested in the Potomac fisheries that the | want to pup you about the St. John hater.” fal Col | Dill now pending in Congress “to protect fish In the | “Well, they'll be G— d— stnartif they get any os | Potomac” be passed. ‘The bill provides that the | answers out of me about it,” retorted the Kansis | peice wowt Eats res or | Washington gas company be prohibited from ran- | general, as he whirled on his heel and lett the re. | "YEE EVSIN ESS SCHOOL, Stock without reference toa purchase. As an induce- | 10\all. W hisky firn ment to buy embroideries for Summer Suits now, we | Chaxed. | Freizhts path cighte-acven (92) fect ty Would remind our patrous that the assortment ix now | Gettotty| Bat: flour, Be. one hundred aud twenty-two larger, and the prices lower, than we shall qu td p : of lot eight (3), and then north eizhty-seven (87) fee Ker, : quote again: | corn, 77.000 bushels: oats, 2000;bushels: Fy) 2 ort, rouderisad 29 : Soot cal taciee: with Mente Gontecheeee tei acre nestles: for the Special Sale ONLY we will allow off | els. ‘Shipsents— soo.” Sales—whieat, 60, | Bing kas {ag oils or other off als of their works into | porter as much tn the dark as he left the Springer | epee, consermed 2ouree tn peace ae * corn, 437,000 bushels e rive S unders at the & #HT AND SQUARE PIANOS a a ESS % as company | committee up to this thu rates of tuition, Mo» SDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY Chicago Markets. have so utilized thetr offals that {t pays to keep | — rigit to’ How OaL.21.”° Other articles un Liverpool per steamer dull = = | northwest coruer of lot nine 9), stre t one hundred and twent: @erxexaue sputh eizhty-seven (37) feet two (2) inches: the 437 7th street Shorthay wradvani nits in Short! orthwest Com: Special facili nd f4-Lin' 2,000 Day th at. now ical Bookkeeping. ies ut nod afternoon and uight «dons, ‘ssystem of Bookkerpine taught ur D. Iss5, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.. | 411 90% PPP EEERRR CCC ERENN NTTTT| CHICAGO, Int., Febrnns : Vhest opned | them, and that tt will b2 no hardship to the gas | _A Divorce Scrr Diswissep win a Lecrere.— | without text books iy vice preparation. ® ( ground un’ the city of Georgetown, i | 111 0% PPA, CFE RRR, 08 REE NN peck wold Home tO Gi Tee Mla Maettated eat ad | company to Testrain them fom the prescne diseo: | To-de zner, in the case of Jeremlah D, | specialty. J. M-BIVANT: Prindpal Pane Are renowned for elerance of styloa, superi said District, described as follows: Beginning at th 1g) { PPP EE RRR © — ER N Tose to 34%, then decliied, aud is now 844%. Corn ste dy, | sition of this matter. | Dineen agt. en DMacen—bill for ce—lls~ | > - <a 2 muanship, fuulsless touch, Seaponetve. imnecti Sndrun souih with theeast cule ot Wasieetoneed | tio Bo Kap B Oe 5 Ray, 40%,""Oats—Dlas, Ws. Tork May S12 75. Lad | ae | anissed the bil, ‘The platntitt set forth the mar. rg Lg cb gle of chest dexres, briliiaut amd even in ton hundred and three and nine-tenths (203 9-10) feet: ¥ Jails) ese bs May, 7.15. The weather ts clear and cold. RANGE OF THR THERMOwETER—The following | Mize In county Cork, Ireland, in 1872, and charged | Term bees SECOND MONTH, (Fenruary) 3, durabilits. uve cant At Tight angles to Washinwton street ous | DDD. IT gh CGO 00. BU = — were the readings at the oflice of tie enter signal | that defendant had become alldicted to drink and ¥ eee | hundred and twene 2 thence north and paral: | BoD TE SS 6°S > FF Col. Mozrow's Debts. officer to-day: 3a m., 40.6; had treated kim with cruelty, and on Augast 9th, for four wore pu ; a etamctnk iets ae Spot he ntnine-tenths 40 | Bi §ss.0 9 8 OU U TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COURT-MARTIAT. 44.0; 2p. m; 4.1. j last, Unreatened to kill him. "The court held Out THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. _ = ninety-two t to Studdertatreet- and | BDD> IE Sys® cS Coc? Uae In the trial of Col Morrow yesterday, Mr. $. P. Se there Was not suflicient evidence 28 to cruel tre AN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER Stodd strect, one 1 ndred and fifty Norton, of Wheellng, W. MocrOw waa sent to E ‘The Dempsey Trial j ment aud on the ¢ aia that when Col [Continued from First Eaitton.} } dence does not reacts back mo: s some dispute as to admitting the tes. | [lls © So data urge of drunkenness the evi; |S gti aud Dats n.w. Youn and ruiddic-aeed. men than a year, and | and won tr bi nal ds Canes spins, busin ay rance, in 1880, he opened an G59) feet, to th he last-de: ribed parcel of ground is brick wansic ‘There w asses . eee rs s iia . 1 of three y “Phe court adds: "But the | lancuage stenox-sphy, type-writiny. are eesen esioe aeaef He ree Sale terminates NEXT SATURD?Y. at | Account with thelr house, and signedPstx blank pay | ctmony, but the court admitved it $0 far as tt rela. | £08 period of throe years.” The cour ity for che hue, | tushee” Adnivaion at wuy' tiem se Governor? get 6pm. Vouchers as collateral. Before these were ane Mor- | ted to wond¥ Ard. | Case cllecloses an excellent opportunity for Uke BUS | Saageed to the eimsa. ear’ feo —_ cash: balan qual payments row sent on others to replace them, and renewed ph E. Potts, doorkeeper of the Navy depart | yoman whom he took “lor better aba for Worse’ | Gay. Cr uizht, $30: three months, DOMES, Years with iuter.st at six perc —_ the account by paylng interest at the rate of 13¢ | ment, testifted to the requisition for $60% having | NeRk whom he took ‘for, | Que month, ‘niet, paid, secu by. trust devils on tly cent a month.“ This continued until Col. Mor- | passe'l recularly through the office. | meet See) ene a eee Toe Cet C -SPEXCER, & 1 j cash, at option of puzchaer. (A dope 0 Fo, Tom assigned lis pay to get out of debt. when they | Tieccher L. Thompson, who was a clerk in Mr. | ——— SARA A. & Vice Iriel ny: po 427 Nintn Stecee, | Hurt omeach pleet at” thuelot ste. "Conveyance ng 7 turned 6 e account to the trustee, taking @ | Dempsey's Store prior 16 August 4, 1882, testified | -ROPOS : SS ee "hay Fa ‘ teash in ton 0) daysfrom day of wale the tee | Be a OF A HE 8s #00 lite insurances policy (guarantee tem. None | that he had never known of J. . Agnew. He had | _ PROPOSAL INGING, PIANO. eo. TAUGHT AF ~~ [serves the right to re-sell at risk aud cost of defaulting | PPP AA AA I 5ss, ESD DOCU ES Eee: had ever been pald by | at one ume heard the name, or something Uke ft | PyROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AND rates by, Prof. LOUIS OXTENSTEIN, M = purchaser, Pp AKA T aes HOS the United States, or even presented for payment. | inentioned 1n a conversation between Mr. Demp- P sore | : thwest. ‘The Professor makes the Guitar AGNIFICENT fides JOHN M. BUTLER, Trustee. | P AA LLLL A A UL Sys8 lorrow testified how be found himself deep | sey and Messrs. Kirlovood and Carrizan. | U.S. ENerxern Orrice. Hier tea Sis — t Part NCERY A EO VALUABL UNIMPROVED ment rine Nae a SA hae Pata | ee ee eae ea RR j ae =f st ND CHEAP! PL ’ = PLANOS AND ORGANS Ce oC HEE BLE USIMPROVED RRR 00 ¥ ¥ & 4£ Ff | rowed four monthy pay at 3 per cone A INGEN dey | Limselt as “a pon artist and publisher,” testified 9 |< steq p, 1 drawitu and painting i at the Nellore) Avene rot E z ee CS ? p i nth dis- | his dellef that the body ofthe Agnew bilis ana | “Rem ear ce y PEEINEEN D AND EETS. Hof 83 YF AA E 3 unt he still found he could not extricate hitn- } youchers, including the signature of Dantel Carri- | TWE ENE M. ON MUNDAY, 3 Fine Arta, 28th st. and & y saved. \ OF THE BEST AND LEADING MARERS the District Rusabla: prasod en tit otk aay ot EROO ¥ Aaa Mee Gh the ae Prints) Gene anea tes Ob See Anna, Mere! watt Fe aes Sate aren ne MUSIC SCHOLARS (hbGINNEMs OE i $ is : of LLL = | ties atssiz 3 for a yea 2 en by the sane person. 9. For Dredwing Sectig incinia tied be: st \ NN SOLD ON MONTHIX INSTALLMENTS OF 85 AND | Deceuber’ [oh Ce cathe oe Ue Th, day ofl ee ~ | allowed him $109 a mont, and siuce then gaya | "DY Me Same persone Fe aa Ste cet “sa ae $10 FER MONTH. | Wherem the Nidionsl ‘Uulon Insnraice Company is | fet 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ont hy SO SUppORC IS ey On The Findings in the Swaim Case. 7 |. —Fo: ary aed ee een Nees aren | Paiutit snd John 8. ‘Tyler and others ave defendante.f Capt. Frank P. Gross, U.S. A.) testified how he | 4 pryisioy OF OPINION AS TO THE RESULT OF THE Of bids ‘and other informe, | —___ — AGENERAT. CLEARING OUTSALE Or] shail sell to the bichis¢ bidder, my TuRt Of the prensa, -——_—___— = d ved to arrange Morrow's affalrs tempora- TRIAL. TER C. HAINS, T= BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGL AG: 5 i v fate New a | Seectat Notice. ing that everstuing must bo paid Gonaine 7 39° | Public opinion 18 very much divided as to the | __ Major of Enginvers, = | Se ae ere cosh tp. oitze (9), tem (10) and eleven (11), ae Gov. Boutwell briefly submitted the case, ctatm- | Character of the verdict tn the Swalm case, It srty (630), according 10 the te . ing that Morrow's course showed absence of dis- | argued by some that he has been acquitted, else | a ea Balthuore, Boston, Brooklyn, Providence, nants and Conditions set forth and 1 RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF | honesty or intent to defraud. other charges would not have been preferred pees And at 723 Mth strect northwest, WASHINGTON. serived inthe deed of partition, dated December ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING |. 3 ardner, Une jude wate, submitted | against him. On the other hand, tt 1s said that the | Bids will be rec ters until — | Nil. cutered into by ant between Andrew Wylie and | BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FINST.cLees | t e without argument, and the court wok the | 28inst him. 8 Da ith | ebpuary 10, 1885, at or tii New Term Beginenow. Superior Native Teacher | Sith Sic WE MES, aud Marzacet Melzel, and record | HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD Paiorincs | cise to consider a veruiet, waa Oe rns aay aa In no wise Influenced | privilase of erecting ‘pubite various Ciamve and Brivate Lessons | he plat of sulativion aanexed in Liber ere | HES tATUS, AND WOULD P: ager a ee 3 of the first. ‘The later charges were | Sl creations along Prnneyivatia ave “nexcelled advantages for learsing Conversation. are rus of Washington couity,in | LARLY CALL XOUR ATTENTION TO THE The New Labor arena preferred against hin while the. first trial was In | ieturen 1tavel Tithy eheeene eee au 2 | Feeextremely low. Tiara —_— the District of Co Also, all that part of said | WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- progress with instru: | 4th March next. Stands to be subject fo inspec To sh ir wuethod we invite all persons to attend I ce No, Gud, at the northeastcorner | KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SUN, WHICH ODSS Ee ON EE. 210 He OUTLINES 18 POUIOY, Titough eare was taken to Keep er from | the proper officer, be blared soa uot. to damage the | OU cusses this werk, es by a depth Ur one ee aesg G2 | 1 CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPEIIon To | 1 4 letter to the Secretary of theIntertor the | HiMwueh cate was taken to Keep the matter from Shruibbers, and priuoveal by Mar 7.3 a ERAS Dae OF: & BOL, ss a ie dred and | GAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED NT | Hew commissioner of labor outlines his policy, | iniluenced thereby In dectding upon the first case, ; “Guainuan Executive Committee; RTHAND — REGULAR CLASS | Si-SIONI SIDNEY T, NIIMO, One-third | CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD ALSO CAEL YOUR | Which will be to consider the body ot cltizens and | Tose who have watclied. the ease earetuily hod | £54 "DORSEY CLAGE EY, S'rvta he bocky and pettioenions rosaaete ae beet _p10 423 7th street northwest. a “late of sale. ‘yor | ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE | refuse to recognise or entertaln tue consideration | Wt A Verdict of guilty must have been given if it Wasereoroe BO TEE | | and exeeptional learnitu Abe art ri Se ~ | acalgterred yosinents ths purchaseror purchasers shall | HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMER| Ofpatues ‘The burenu will be distinctiy andde- | Was proved elther that Gen, Swatm’s course with | |. Wasmmvaros. D.C. Keoruary 4.16355 | offered at Wasi eee GL Wao & Bo. seats Bote, jroeing sa (0) Wer cent, iutenat per | SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS cistvely disconnected trom polities, from depend FORCE OSE OL TURES CoO ee eae [ae ee cae nee rom seenlae Soslery | SEADQUARTERS, Sy L eteect motthwont. Heian Agana: tos tes Oo TEE et Cae Tetar. dA deposit of fifty (850) dollars onteach ete el ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY Guinioyers-andr trom the support ies retary of War, which was in the nature ot an ex- MIP INSTANT. for aitieles tornted Conn oa, | P BERGE LESSONS “COMMENT P dally ete Bg Prt og hep tte sien ‘ ke when the property is knocked down, | THE! ARE Dee Tan ESE HEATERS AND | Cicories, Individual views or class Intereste ie | Planatlon, was untrue or misleading. Many are ‘deliverod at the Navy Yard, Washincton, D Gr | eraduete of univers. Parle Be if-Playing Instrumente, Se apes el px tobe al the ost of the purchascrog | FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN | thinks that, tie #5000 eo eed ee ue firm in tne beitet that one oF both of these things free of any expense to the Governnient, and tubject €9 | Fivuch minister, 1297 Poneay inoue apentne, ee terms in Planes sil Gneans which hace bee want | 3 JOULN C, HEALD. Trustee, SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, | cient for the early labors of the bureau, but not for | Were Proved against him. the usual inspections and conditions, viz: : a Fiano and Usgaus for reat tuned and repaired jal) | DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta. ee IS NNO uo y LAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER | any extended work or Investigation, eerie) Claims Decided nt the ‘Treasury. BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. muly echoul of Si hae hace See a : pen ha sii NG TO. 13 SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES Sane eee ae pec Eneneeey: i E , Zine, - | tall to wee the by which you can soun. Ie pisses PPEXANSOS LOS. suctioncer: > | PROMPTLY FURNISHED, 7 AlLarge Transter of Property. MILLION OR NORB DOLLARS REQUIRED TO FAY nt Seecirn & + Nanha Comment ae Foro Age | Frofeesion, 218 2d street somthcast eee on EUNING AND REPAIRSOF PIANOS ASPECIALTY. —_ WALTER D. WEVILL, Exctusive Agere, | ,, David Weatherly Ae ates oe Aconstderable clerical force in the fourth aud | il; Yaris: White, Whiting, Aicebo) Ge" Sn $* CINDERGARTEN™ FRENCH SCHOOL, 1016 - pe tt JNO. A. TRESG UT, REAL ESTATE BRORED, Kel-| ‘70 __No #9 PA AVE. NEAR 4% STREET. | 1, Jonnson, for $15,000, the property at, the soutt, | tOF8 office has been engased for some time in set- | wate, ubber How, Buti Re. ach wquisiucu tobe | AM Titustoot. béwoon hand LO object V. BECKER'S WARPR( OMS, i loge Building, No. 1416 F st. n. w. east corner of 13th’and E streets. ‘The same parties | tiling claims of naval oficcrs arising under recent | bids to be had at thisoffice and all necossary informa. | drawing teuxht by es ene steconeful teacher, ni anid Rade: wi ym | CHANCERY SALE OF REAL Esrate Frontrxa | T JEBIG Company's EXTRACT OF MEAT, | have also sold to Chas. Jagobson, for $11,000, the | decisions of the Supreme Court. Two of these de- Gentes See Dera he ae Le B—-Miguig aheeee cok ee = —— = Ox aE TED if REET FAST BEL 6 THY ORTH. 7 nA) DB eae MEAT BEANORING property on 13th street tmmediately adjoining. cisions were in mileage claims, known as the Tem- | guarantors to be certified to beulore a notary or other sng OF All wrades for adults and children. Mle ‘tir Sa Sand Hane se uutaeoes MABES | NORTHEAST "AND IMPROVED BY A TMG: BANOS ANNUAL BALE, 800000 JARS | _ CHARGE OF Obrarerna Moway Uxoen Faran | flO S00 Graham casse, he first applied to the | Bese ito witve datos, erres Oree any otal | abe cocendul if chen pete: ae for Sac and Kent. at price STORY ERICK DWELLING WITH STORE: - PRerensks.—Frederick @. snd Seon cee rans Tear 7 ‘ - bg a ood Propunciath ; . No esiiihsehw Pres eataice) | RROWS AS No. law) THIRD SERELT SUura: | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. | Nove A sticet MORN as chee SE {Claims of this class amount to about £90,000, and TEP Dine CaN, — | Ofthelanmsge, - /ermacetion and s practicn| yes = a 2 a uable tonic. “Is @ success and a| Poitce Court this morning, with obtaining money paid. lecision | faa pay Amit, = re mere TF By virtne of a decree passed on theseventeenth boon for which uations should fed ‘under false prete! and the c: covered cases extending from 1835 to 1874. Under - > = ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRADUATE Seer eS Sy wie W ah ey | cazol Noveimiee 5° /SHaa at eutomsental daca ful*—Soo “Medial Proaa™ “Lanes” Eex "| unt to-morrow: tate #00 Atria" aloged. that | RS, claims amounting, £9, about, ex.too have | P¥OPOSSES FOE RECESS Mote uae te wea. Sa EEE NAN WWww Ad YY | [See in theceue of Sond Bites eee ED. Genuine only with the fac simile of Baron | Cow! With a friend took dinner at Mr. Charles B. | already Decn settled and PRearly ay mueh more | OFFICE or Bun.oiva vou Srars, Wak axp Navy | Eun hile lon street porthiwest Sqg5 F ELS www AAA ¥ Mettupolitats Building Association et ‘als, defendamte HHobie'sMiematirein’ Bluce tok acroae’the | Smith's dining-room, on ¥ street, and offered Pat oad a DEPARTMENTS, EKEULN Ww oWA AY imunbered tae, Fquity docket 20th the Sipe a Label. ‘The Title “Baron and in payment a worthless check for $20, which was | Wilt b¢ Teaulred to meet ee ee Wasuincrox, D. C., Febrnary 3d. 1685. GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT of the District of Coluwubia, I shall, on WEDNESDAY, ssgh having been lareely Dy dealers cashed by Mr. Smith. Cowle was arrested last | Settled, or say $450,000 in all. of the | Separate Sealed proposals for futuishing and deliver- ‘ AD w1G | the ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRCART ALi does at ‘with no connection with Baron I, the | night, and sent down in default of bail. court in what are known as the longevity cases | ing the following materials at the sit: of the Buil ANOS. “PAS CLOCK P.M. ih are ‘Game gia il Nanay ng | for State, War and Navy departnents, ia this city, PIAN HALF-PAST POUR 0" K front of the Public are informed that the arises under the acts of 1882 and 1883. Something | i te, War and Navy departments, in this city. wi ist a ia oct Premios, offer for sale by “public. suction Fanzalone can offer, the article with Baron | PEuSONAL—Mr. Frank Thomson, second vice | over one hundred and fifty of these claims have | be received at this office uutll TWELVE Mon MARCH | wn Sema a | the following real estate, to wit: All that uarantee of genuineness, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, who has | been recelved, of which some twenty have been wht ‘and opened immediately thereafter in aan Dalal a dention given vo the care eSpomay wm 8 NEES | Lie in the cig tl coutty of WashinylossDitrctt | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF tear. | been spending a few days in Washington, lett for | Settled, averaging ab Tequlie $100,000 to meet these | «Jy gh00 0 Pest Fa and anc Bricks, iy, hee ara 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. F otmomlons tite ae ated us ‘part of lot ‘To be had of all Storkeo; Grocers and | Philadelphia this mbrning, accompanied by Btrs. | claims when they are all in. He also estimates oe inn berralsentaral aea ie Genel - J. PARSONS, M8. (LATE OF SPENCERIA® UE. apypered one. (Uigu mauare Rmumbered, seven handed Geholessiconly) C David & Coo eens | Tomson—Superintendent Kimball, of the | that it will require $2,000 to liquidate the claims | 4 —soen Uari!s atural hydraulic Cement, Business Collere), Private Instructor in Book OW. F. D! hp lier phar fing for the same al w v) C. Davi . wurch | Lite Saving ‘ol. James G, Berret and = keeping, Penm: ‘Engle and EDW. F. DROOP, southeast corner of ‘wilt lot and. square, and. avenue, Loudon, England. 15 _ . Berret and Rep. | arising under the lon of the court giving three | 4—150,000 feet pine Lumber. 3 anship, and all Mathemation thence north aloug the line of TI Say Eh geon = o, Loni my: resentative Turner, of Kentucky, were registered e3 Micers who servi 300 running feet cast iron Drain Pipe, Day Seasions. 9s. m. to 12m. #7 per month. Sole Agent for | twonty"two C22) feet: themes weet mincty OOo fonts Cc O in New York last night.—Adjutant General Drum | Mexican ware Petousd numbers. trom & cuir ny | and 190 runuing Teel eal varied ast oe Pipe. iaueht at houiest desired 313 Disdreet uorthwowt dae Tuning and Repairing Promptly Attewtod toby He. | Humuce somta twenty-two CY and te ete | Musr Be Croseo Our. has recovered from his recent 1n ition, and is | a milion and a quarter of dollars will be % general instructions to bidders. and | PARTIES WHO DESIRE TO IMPROVE Hable Workn "i A2L Igy. | (99) feet to the place of besinn ing, improved by a twee ain at his desk at the War department. Se ana a required | bisnk forms of proposal for any of the above five classes PS tiful arts of Ed: = 2 | sory trick dwelling with store-roum, kuows us Na | Wohavea good many odde and enda in broken size | Nossts, P. . Dodge sud wy. Manes a a at | to meet the claims arising under these different de- Of material will be furmished to rerular manufacturers | Grammar, Arithuneti:. Eugiish Lif ESE ere eee ae evctars | Veemeraeneies gece of Bootsand Show; will sell off for one-half pie to | InFtGN, aro eristérel at Hochester, N. vitor. | ONO or deen o aopiiation Re casey, | Murari Cnmmettion con fc In new and elrcant atyin, bow teuly, at Special factory | (and two CD years, with iulorent ote eee ek oe | close them out, | De Wiliam Fiske, of Bangor, Me. {s in the etty on Condensed Locals. £2.4,586&mar3ktOt Colon: of eo og Prices, HL SUMNER. #11 9th st SN Tp Nae eae S{Aryst Mpon the prop | igo, there is an accumulation of odds and ends in Poe Maal rs. Weer te PET The Pennsylvania democrats, residing in this | MRS. &. A CHAMBFES, eee tin of gale. 11 tho terms of "aslo are not ‘complica | men’s and boys clothing we will close out at any reason, | We Higgs this morning. : ity, met at Meyers’ hotel last evening and effected DENTISTRY. - O05 F stteck nortaeweet. Cy. Srece & Co, Earensos. A BacsQ Co | with sith seven days, Tae trustect reserve tiie Baht mS one ay a ear eeneoe se eS a permanent organization by electing Mr. John F. : 5 sole) CHOOI. OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATI 0. Es NCO MISCSLMO | io cose tik Fink a Soni of ie defanidln ‘pues | able offer. pele Mr. Irving and Mr. Beecher: TLL aie Coen Recteeety; AMUEL I. SCOTT, D. D. 8., Size a ge pai ney oe =e Al cony cot of the . W. SELBY, & ‘treasurer. 5 aS claswos. PIANOS WE BESEY BROWSEC Tee | jat0 19ldand 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, | To the Editor of Tum Everne Sra: ‘Mrs. A. Patten has taken out a permit to build | >, f*iee Fears sation of te aed Tee | Sveniniee: Miu ADELINE DUVAL MACK. Jaf. WILCOX & WIHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS 7, G B ‘Will you kindly insert in your issue of to-night ime on Massachusetts avenue to cost | aspeciaity. oc? SHORTHAND AND TYPRWERITING PRACTICALLY ; : Tanght Success guaranteed if instructions. are Pianos and Ors:ns exchanged, repaired. tuned, boxed o ‘LOSE USINESS, that the paragraph in the New York World of to- | "the w: ‘Maturt ccldent and Death R. RANDALL PARSONS, 428 ira STREET Sis fer GRE Op day. work, mouth of Jar. Rent applied | RH oP % y F ALE whiguld Glue Atenas Gay about Mr. Irving and Mr. Beecher is abso- | reltet association have fled-a sertifiente nt Pree Bax, Ores, Dellantrnge._cperetize sng mocbauical | CROMELIN. oftce of Schts a astca, Wtoseranee, Weel conch of Sc: Sete: . ERR O O ¥Y AA LE Leather, and lutely without foundation, poration, George H. Webster, Gideon N. | moderate fees, ‘Jen years experience, Hours from § | 472 Louisiana avenue. n10-at* “ E Oo ¥ AAAL Everyttiing Lise Gold | Will offer to-day and until sold my entire stock of See zeae, Baga STOKER, johnson and M. F. Donn as trustees. am. to6p.m. sed GP FEED, KINDERGARTEN a. =, HENRY FBERBACH, Boteiet Pouceidte at oAaett ae Hock and costae. | 5. sprees ax ORNTS" Gonaniaiae soccer Albaugh’s Grad Opera, February 6 1885, David Thomas, colored, who, tt ts charged, has STARR PAWSONG CON Gen ANDE PRIMARY AND THAINING SCHOOL, 915 P sraner. | f\HR CELLULOM TRUSS THAT NEVER Gees Sviows of, ax Eupenty Lapr.—Mra Jane Gray, | oem, Wil feet kine nated also, the cure _May3l Manazinc Partnerof the late firm of Ellis & Co, Rover wear out. ‘always clean, aud’ can be wok AT AND BELOW CosT, a widow lady; living two miles northwest of “Four | two months in ‘Jail by Judge Snell. = ot sattnsting Gas ‘ nema ~ ESS | while bathing rs Bs & lontgomery county, Md, committed ——— GUE -PpeneR PraNos gos 2GUAS_ FISHERS, miisTing, decided to close March Ist ; the entire stock Ee orig lay morning by fa She had | | Col o”Brien, a prominent fenian, says Rossa 1s a 5 RUS. Bats dovak ase We deck in. MEA. FISHEL devotes ber attention to the wants of Sugeemnor to F. PILLING, = s Leder the ‘three years, which 18 the only reason that been hatohed ts Paras 3, Hossa having notuieg what, Meo for Burdett Onsana, Lady Patrons, mi | jalbew Commer vth and Estrests northwest, | Can be assigned for the deed. She was 65 years 0d, | ever to 40 with Kham, / ; ‘