Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1885, Page 3

MfHE EVENING AUCTION SALES. Jor Is A Poorsovse rpuos 5 visuER & co. Kea: Estate Auctioneers. TR SALE OF A NUMBER OF BRICK Hotses ASD Lor SPECTIVELY ON SEY AVENUE NORTHW TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY TY-FOCRTH. AD. 1885, at FOU E a . in front of the premises, by virtue of deed of trust, dated December 27th, A.D. 180. and uly recorded in ‘Liver No. 864, folld 400, et seq. of land records of the District of Columbia, we stiall at public auction all of Lot lettered “C.” of Bris ‘coe and others recerded subdivision of original Lot ‘one GL, im square five lnundred and fif-elght (508) also. all of Lots eleven (11). twelve (12), fourteen aid fifteen (15). of =. A. abd J. subdivie- of Lot “D,” of said Brisese and others subdivision Lot one <1), of said sqnare five hundred and (555), together with the improvements nal nm, consisting of a number of small Brick jouses. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one (1) and two (2) years with interest, and secured Dy deed of trust pon the property ‘sold, oF all cash. at option of pur- = Avdepenit of ten per cent of the purchas Money will be required at time of sale. aifcoaves Mt parchaser’s cost. If terms of sale are he Sompfied with within Ava (5: dars from ‘day of sate ‘the Feustens reserve the right to resell the property. m five days advertisement in the “Evening Sar” it risk and cost of defaaiting purchaser, VERETT J. DALLAS, fsdads Has. E. FISHER, ’} Trustees PRRcasso ; BROS, Avctioneers, SALE OF VALUARLE REAL FS ‘CORNER OF NORTH NORTH ANSION, CORNE: ‘ASH- SAND STODDERT STREETS, TOWN, D. C. of a deed of trust_to me, dated on of February, 1883, aud recorded i i front of the prem! op TUPSDAY, THE SEV ENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1555, at CR O'CLOCK P. M..all of lot nine (#), and parts of eight (8) and ten (10), in square six hun and five (655). in the city of Washington, in the A pre. ‘and. twenty-two. (129) feet; Shen south ity seven (57) feet two (2) inches: then hhondred and twenty-two (122) feet to the hiyseeven street wo 2 WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY RUARY, A.D. 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. , ait that parcel of ground in the ci 2 Gest street cue hundred ‘aud fifty (90) feet, to the se last described parcel of ground is improved by & large Brick Mansion House. formerly oceupied by D. Cooke, and a fine brick stable, parcel sold (2) onethird cash; balance in equal payments in one (1) and two (@ years with interest at six per cent per annum un- Ul paid, secured by trust deeds on the property, or ‘ail cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of 8500 required on each piece at time of sale. Convevanc- ing at purchaser's cust. If terms of sale are not compiled with in ten (10) days from day of sale the Tramge referves the right to resell at risk ad cost iting purchaser. Peddee JOHN M. BUTLER, Trustee. TO-MORROW. (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BETWEEN HIGH AND POTOMAC STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C, AT ACCTIC On WEDNESD. ‘Terms: One-half cash: balance in twelve months, h notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of on the property sold. Conveyancing, ‘of F. $50 deposit req ‘Spools for 25< ms, 7th and Hi. Asove Ast Coxrertors S. OPENHEIMER & BRO., 528 9th stree= northwest. St. Cloud Bullding, Soie Agents for the Light Runuing New Home and ny Silent Automatic Sewing Machitn acknowledged by all the standard ofexceilen ‘Send for descriptive circular. Old Sewing Muchines taken fm exchange. All Of machines for rent by. the week or month, ‘Attention given to repairing all kinds of sew: Machines. Needles and parts for_all machines. Sole agente for Hail adjustable furms for fitting and draping ladies and misses garments and Bazar Glove Fitting Patterns. rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE AXMINS: MOQUETTE, BODY TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN CARPETS AN! RUGS, AT AUCTION. ea FRIDAY MORNING, RUARY, 1885, neing AT O'CLOCK, yin a sales rooms ‘will sell ity new and elegant sixes 10-714-10 Perse ed 802580 Berl Lo 1Gsxied Soxi23 Sox1e2 Sox15-4 Soni: Box1s0 16813" O7x1d4 SSri seas ie: Sézliio & 10-7 Zor S10 1411-6 Hee88 T1-7a1 $ox12 Boe Es( Argo, LOT OF NEW CARPETS, IN ROLLS. ‘On exhibition up to time af wale, AT = pHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. GALE OF Fisn WHARF PRIVILEGES. Orrice ov Tue ExontneR Commzesy 'WasmiweTos, D.C, Febroary aot, 1686, Notice 1s hereby given that on FRIDAY, FEB- RUARY TWENTYSEVENTHO 1986, tbe Fish Wharf Privilege In Washington and the Fish Stalls in Georgetown will be sold at public atetion for the term ofone year from March 1, 1846, as follows At TWO O'CLOCK P. Mon ihe. premises, Six Fish Stalls in the Georgetown Market-house to the highest der. Terms, cash in advance. Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, on the same day, on Bistreet, between 7th and 9th streets nortuwest, 1a front of the fish stalls of (Center) Washington Market, aulrighteand privileges granted or allowed by" thé Jaws of the corporation of Washington to established wharves or docks for landing, cleaning and sale of fish in the city of Washington, and no wharf or dock shall be deemed eligible unless situated at sume point on the horth side of the Potomac river, between. 1th. street fast and 14th street. west, to the highest. bidder. Feztas $100 tobe pal on the day of sale and tho resi- ie ‘within five days from day of sale. ‘By order of the Board of Commissionérs, D.C. G. 3. LYDECKER, ‘Malor of Engineers, U.S. An, n6-10t Engineer Commissioner D.C. rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ € WATE! BETWEEN CONGR! AND HIGH STREETS, EORGETOWN, D. C. By virtue of a deed of ae: | day of June, A. D.,1870yand recorded In. Liber No. 912, follo $82. one Bf the land records for the District of Columbia, and by direction of the parties secured thereby, Tchall eel, at public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, TWENTY- s ‘NTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1865, at HALF- PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., all that piece or parcel of ground lying in the Distriet ‘aforesaid, and known as lot numbered sixty-seven (67), in Peter's square, Georgetown, fronting twenty-five (25) feet_on the Rorth side ‘of Water street, between Coi and Hugh streets, und extending ip that width ir fel lines drawn’ northwardiy at right angles wlth said Water street one hundred and twenty (130) feet, ime Proved by a frame blacksmith shop. ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve months, with interest, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold." $50 1¢ of sale. _f16-dts MAYHEW *PLATER,} Trustees TP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WALNUT _BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASH- ‘TANDS, -ARDROBES, RAW Si EASY CHAIRS, WALNUT EXTEN- BLE, LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS, LS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, HAIR OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATH LOWS AND BOLSTERS, RACK, M. T. NITURE, &c. i On THURSDAY “MORNING, INETEENTH TEN O'CLOCK, housekeeping, No. ‘the entire contents. FEBRUARY, 1885, commencing ‘st At the residence of a'Iady declining 493 C street northwest, Twill Sale positive. ‘Terms cach. fla-dts ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND CENTRALLY | SITUATED REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF TWO BRICK ND H STREETS NORTHWEST. iriue of a deed of trust, dated June Sth, A. nd duly recorded in ber No. 908, at ‘ofthe land records of the District’ o Columbis.and by direction of the party gecured thereby, se will sell at public auction.in front of the premises, on, the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF FEB- 1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR z 1¢ following described Real Estate, yruate im the City of Washington, tn the Dist Aforesald, known and distin ‘as, and beta oforiginal lot numbered nine (9) and ten (ld), ta {guar suumbered four hundred and twenty-nine (429) beginning for the same at the southexst corner of sal lotten, on the line of 7th street west, and Tunming thence’ north along said 7th street west forty (40) feet: thence west ninety-five (95) feet toun alley: thence south along said alley forty (40) feet: thence cest Rinety-five (95) feet to the puint of beginning. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in three equal in- stalments in six, twelve and elghteen months, with Interest thereon ‘at six per cent per anpun:, secared by deed of trust On the ‘premises sold, or all casb, at option of purchater. ‘$300 required upon each nase at time of sale. 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Pratt were then named by the supreme court as vee of this property. They met indaly and the total value of their awards was 1,433,42' This appraisal the supreme court as confirmed. The appraisers examined care- fully the claims of riparian owners to rights in hydraulic power and the bed of the river, for the ‘surrender of which compensation ‘was asked, They were prepared to put in claims for $20,000,000 or $30,000,000 for these water rights. ‘The appraisers ruled out such claims, except where the water power has so long been used as to be a prescriptive right. With the designation and appraisal of the reservation the duties of the commission cease. The legis- lature alone can PoprOREINe the money to se- cure this most valuable acquisition, What Gen. Durbin Ward Says of Shiloh. Kanxaxer, Inz., February 17.—Gen. Durbin Ward, of Ohio, while snowed in near Kankakee entertained his seventy fellow-passengers with personal and military reminiscences, He said: “I dislike to discuss battles over which generals are in controversy. Still I assure you that if our Union generais say, they were not surprised at the battle of Shiloh it is a great surprise to me. Had not the death of the con- federa'e Joe Johnston happened just when it did, our fate wonld haye been ditferent.” peal Bates Seven Rounds With Bare Knuckles. New Yorx, February 47.—A prize fight came of early this morning in & barge lying in Wale labout basin between “Billy” MeCarty, a brick- layer,and “Tom” Breezy. ‘The fight was with bare ‘knuckles. ‘The encounter though short was a bloody one. The men fought seven rounds and when time was called for the eighth round they made such a feeble response that the referee declared ita draw. Both men were ter- ribly punished and could hardly be recognized by their friends, Cremated Herself in Her Dwelling. Fatmovtu, Ky., February 17.— Elizabeth Bony, aged 96, living alone near this place, barred the doors and windows of her house yesterday, set fire to the building and perished in the flames, =e Explosion in a Mine. WILKESBARRE, PA., February 17,—The four- nals of an air shaft fan In the Hillman Vein Coal company mine became overheated this juomning and the brief stoppage for repairs al- lowed the gas to accumulate in the workings. Asa miner entered one of the breasts with a naked lamp the gas was fired and an explosion took place, doing considerable damage to the workings.” A large number of miners and labor ere seriously injured, and one James Solomon was killed, ee Latest Foreign News. NATIONALISTSIN A FREE FIGHT. 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Buds: Western White, 87a35; Western : Pennsylvania, S4aS7. Kye steady, isions steady aud quiet. Susur copper 4 steady, 104ail. Whisky steady, 1.20af.21, Other articles tinchanged. Freights to Liv Steamer quiet—cotton, 732d; Hont, 1 minally, 4d. Recelpts—flour. 6.380 barrels; wheat, 82,000 bushels; corn, 173,000 bushels; oats, 2.000 bushels: ‘rye, 500. bushels.” Shipments—wheat, 800; corn, 68,000 bushels, Sales—wheut, 288,000 bushels; corn, 574,000 bushels. Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, Irt., February 17—11 am.—The weather is cloudy aud cold. ‘Wheat opened at 84 for May, declined %, advanced, and is now quoted at 84a Bay. nen yellow, 5! Fel rt ICAGO, February 17, losing prices—Wheat February, 75%5 (March, 78%) April. 704y)Nfay Sune, t6." Cork Pebrusry, Sb; Mareh, Big’ April ay, Age Oats February, 27% ‘starch. FT! 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Price 35c. a bottle. GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only sold im sealed paper box packages at 10c. and 25c. ‘See that “Crab Apple” trade mark is on all labels, No Genuine Crab Orchard Salts are sold in bulk. ‘Brand. Sold by all Drug- CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO., SIMON N. JONES, Manager, e16-th,s,ta Louisville, Ky. Gnarerci—comrortixe. EPPS’ cocoa. BREAKFAST. of the natural laws which tion and nutrition, and of the fine properties of Well. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with s delicately "duvored beverage which may Wve us many hear rs bills. It tm by the judic- ‘uae of such ‘of diet that a constitution may Degradvaliy bulle up antl strong enough vo resist ‘es & found “us ready to aitack: wherever ‘2 fatal pure ‘Service yater or milk, Sold in ‘water or a jrocers, JAMES EPPS & 00., Homepathic Chemists, mbl.mato ‘London, England. PURE ano Reuse HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,” ‘Either by the single vial or tn complete outfits, at BOERICKE & TAFEL'S Puammacr, eu8-2078 988 F Street, Washington, D. C. Tue MENOCAL SURVEYING PARTY—In- formation has been received at the Navy de- partment that Passed Assistant Surgeon Brans- ford Joined Mr. Menocal and the surveying part: Started. from Grenada for the San Yuan iver about the 19th of January. In company with ‘Mr. Menocal and party Capt.Cooke, of the Lack- wanna, with several of his officers visited the @ipital of Nicaragua early in January. ‘They were recelved by the president of the republic, who expressed warm feelings for the United States and a lively interest In thecanal scheme. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow- ing were the renaines at the Signal office to- day: 3 am., 18.0; 7am., 9.7; 11 am. 18,4; 2pm. 23.1. ———— A Bank Telle®s Fall. HOW HE YIELDED TO THE SEDUCTIONS OF COTTON SPECULATION, ~ ‘William W. Massey, formerly paying teller of the Bank of Commerce, Baltimore, pleaded gullty in the criminal court yesterday to an indictment charging him with forging a cashier's check for $5,000, purporting to be drawn by James R. Edmunds, the cashfer, on the Bank of Commerce, and was sentenced by Judge Fisber to five years in the penitentiary, the lowest penalty for the offense prescribed by the law. After his arrest In May last Mr. Massey made an open confession, that several months previously he had’ lost $200 by ‘an error in addition and the overj wment ‘of & check. In order to recover the $200, he took $1,000 of the bank's money and invested it in cotton margins, Intending to return the entire mount a8 soon a8 the speculation proved & success, which he’ felt confident it would do. ‘The cotton market went against him, and the money was lost. To coverup these fosses he used more of the bank’s money. Again he was unsuccessful, and on May 6, 1884, the day before his arrest, it became necessary for him to have ($10,000, He isnued two chécks during the day for $5,000, signing tthe name Mir. Edinunds to oné and his own name to the Other. ‘That night he went to the dwelling of Mr. Edmunds 4nd confessed what he had d He'said he had not used a doliar of the m¢ ‘outside of the speculation. The entire tion was stated to be about $40,000. previously borne an excellent re} ‘was a mgmnber (of eeemeet treet M. E. chureb. The sult brought by the bank against his sureties was compromised by the payment of $15,600. PUSHING THE PREPARATIONS. Rapidly Getting Ready for the Inau- suration. ‘THE WORK ON THE BALL ROOM ROOF. ‘The work at the Pension building is going onrapidly. There is no trouble with the car Penters. Mr. Macarty reiterated toa STAR re- porter this morning the statement published in yesterday's Stan, that only two or three of the cerpenters had quit work because of the em- ployment of non-union m¢ There are now Eighty-five Carpenters, work,and Mr, Macarty says that ne has applications from as many more for work. He says that owing to the cir cumstances surrounding this case the a ters do not approve the action of the union. Mr. W, M. Gait, the chairman of the executive com- mittee, says that Mr. Macarty is in charge of ‘the work and ts doing it well, and that he has no right to interfere with . Amunements. comicabitities ofthe ‘out enough in the music to engage the serious efforts Of the opera I inia in France, during the rel of Louis XV, and si) of whi ‘the oi age Inger, of whom the who his pursuit by the ‘sister, who was her double . TI is a sort of “dude” chorus in the first act; agrand sixtette near the close of the second act, and a detective's chorus in the third, which are no- tably good, and were loudly encored by the au- dience. Mr. Barnabee does an amusing pas #eul In the second act, and in the third appears in the highly absurd costume of a butterfly, with a characteristic song. | Miss Marie Stone ‘was in the title role, and with Mr. Macdonald did a laughable wooden shoe dance in the clos- ‘The Potomac Fiats Title. STATUS OF THE KIDWELL CLAIM. Senator Aldrich has been endeavoring to con- vince the Judiciary commitiee of the import- ance of obtaining some authoritative informa- tion at this session in regard to the status of the giaim act up by certain parties to the Potomac flats. Mr. rich's resolution, calling for such: lon, Was sent to the judiciary commit- tee. Mr. Aldrich and other Senators think It oie to know authoritatively the status of that claim before any further work in prose- cuting the improvements is done. ‘The death of Mr. John L. Kidwell will have no bearing on the suits the district attorney has proposed to institute to decide the title to lands included in the improvement of the Potomac flats excepting, pet to a the title as to the defendants, This gepends Blade ‘disposition of his igiys ant tive, "Ide ion of asto the “Kid- Well Meadows.” One of the cases has been re- | Rhenld be Looked Aner. ‘To the Faltor of Tax EVENnWe Stan: ‘Having in mind the distressing accidents that occur almost periodically, as @ result of bastily cs st iscureful attention the building ve i Te.thowe now Deine. erpeted. on. the lige Of the jews Briefe. At the joint seasion of the Titinols legislature, er voted for yesterday the speak: son Fang: usual, his vote being the only one ‘absent—most_ » seven members are showed in en route to’ Springfield. Tn the ballot for, Caited. States Portland, bf 7% it ; and Thayer (dem) feoclved 38 votes ayer (dem) Feoels ‘Tho New York senate nrterday passed. with only one vote in the negative, resolutions ing their Congressmen to vote for ‘the bill to 1 him, however much | ing act. Miss Burton was the Amazonian wife | ferred by the Attorney General's office to. the , tire Gen, Grant. nee ht desire to doso. There are now six | ore Caramelle, minister of police; Miss Agnes | district attorney, Ties that in which Mr. Kid: ! The mardi carnival a nigh? ad eda Piece over the west end of the hall, | Stone. Mr. Herndon Morscll, Mr. Macdonald | well claims the Ownership of forty-seven acres, | witha procession of eiebterD ‘on care sad today the boarding was nailed down. Ons | and Mr. George Frothingham were alsoin the | and he (the district attorney) ia directed to | The festivities sontinas and to-night, Enis isin Place over the east end,and the work | cast, but none of them hada part which | bring ‘sults in law or equity against | The St Potorcbure plies euthoritics hare will continue until a juncture ts effected in the | arrorded ial scope to their powers. This | the claimants. This, as well as the | positive information to the effect De center: It is expected the roof will be on by the evening the old time favorite “Bohemian Girl” | other case, requires careful examination, and jeff, who murdered Col. yaa ye end of the week, will be’ sung, with Whitney and Karl in the | much care is being bestowed on the case by the | of police of St. Petersburg, is secreted in Humsia, CONTRIBUTIONS. cast. district attorney's office preparatory to Institu- | Five nihiliste were arrest a NATIONAL THEATER.—‘Skipped by the Light of the Moon” is another of those dramatic con- coctions which consist of aseries of special acts strung together on an absurd attempt at a plot, with a view to show off the peculiar talents of certain actors. Its first presentation in this The following subscriptions to the inaugura- tion fand were received today by Mr. C. C. Glover: James Lowndes, $10; Norval L, Burch ell, $10; O.W.Spofford, $100; a total of $21,128, Games L, Norris contributed $100, Tibteddgt ‘Ung the suits, ENGINEER ABERT DOES NOT THINK KIDWELL'S ‘TITLE GooD. Mr.S.T. Abert, the civil engineer, who was Drought into clése relations with the Kidwell The wife of Mr. Lowell, minister in London, is seriously Ml. Mrs. Belt’s Aged Husband Refusing te = be Reconciled. Baltimore Dispatch to the New York San, 16th. fohn L. Norris, as incorrectly re} ted, and the | city last night excited great hil among an | flats and matters pertaini: thereto, before he subscription of M. A: Dauphin, of New Orleans, | audience witch sommleely aied the National | was relieved of his duties by Col, Hains, said to. | Mrs. Mary Alice Belt, mee Godfrey, left thie ‘was $500, instead of $5, as printed.) theater. The fun is nearly all by Louls | day, when asked about the Kidwell claim to | Clty yesterday In company with her stepfather TO REPRESENT THE DEMOCRATIC STATES. Col, A. H. Nixon, the commander of the mounted calvacade of 219 men which will rep- Tesent in the inaugural parade the states that cast their electoral vote for Cleveland, is en- deavoring to have the flags of these states car- ried inthe line. He has secured quite a num- ber of flags. "Mr. J, E. Carruthers, the sberltf of Loudoun county, y A lL bring the Tepresenta- jon of Georgia and Tennessee, the former re] resented by twelve black horses with Wdersaud e latter by gray horses. Dr. ny of Tenleytows. D. & will reproceat North Gare lina with eleven sorrel horses. NOTES, A lady inquired at headquarters today if two children, aged 12 and 14, could go to the ball onone ticket, She was informed that each per- son attending the ball must have a ticket. The District democrats who went over to the Americus club reception in Philadelphia last night talked up the inauguration ball while there, and made the Philadelphians open their eyes when they told them that six halls like the Academy could be placed in the buildi here the Inauguration ball is to be placed. ere will be a large representation present from Philadelphia, » ——+e4e—____ Cabinet Talk at the Capitol. BELIEF THAT MR. BAYARD HAS ACCEPTED THE STATE PORTFOLIO—THE THURMAN BOOM, ETC. There fs no little curiosity among democratic Senators as to what Mr. Bayard announced to Mr. Cleveland as his final decision with regard tothe cabinet. The prevailing belief, in fact it seems universal, is that Mr. Bayard has formally accepted the State department, but this conclu- sion 1s one of judgment, and fs not based on an: information whatever. Harrison and John Gourlay, who sang new and songs, danced, cai great varlety of other things. ealenlated to excite laughfer and applause. "The supporting com- pany is about up to the averageoft one engaged In this sort of representation. paxiveed by the ht of the Moon” will run through the week. LBAUGH'S OPERA HovsE.—An audience of jee proportions sted the return of Mr. J. K. met at Albaugh’s last night in his new piay, “The Strange Marriage of Fritz.” ‘The contagi- ous: nature of the popular favorite was quickly caught by the house, which followed his singing and dancing with the usual « sions of pleasure and approbation, The dents of the new play are somewhat novel, but there are the fam! hike love scenes and the usual villain of the “Fritz” series, Mr. Emmet sang some new songs and some that are very old, !n- cluding “Love is a Flower,” “Tom Call the Cows in,” and “Sour Krout Recipe,” with banjo ac- companiment. Mr. Emmet will remain at Al- Daugh’s all this week. Dike Mussvs—The Bijou Minstrel troupe, a surprisingly good organization, entertained the usual large audience at this popular resort last night. The company gives a clever and quite original entertainment, which lovers of min- ‘strelsy are sure to enjoy. THEATER ComIQuE.—The favorite Ida Sid- dons’ female mastodons gave a very spicy enter- tainment at the Comique last night. ey will Temain all the week, with daily matinees, HERz200'8 Musevx.—The clever company of FoUNg People known as Mme: Lee's English juveniles pleased a lar audience last night With their dancing and attractive specialties. They will remain all the week. Tie ELKs’ Bexrr1t.—The annual benefit of {he Washington Lodge of Elks will be given at the National theater Thursday afternoon. The rogram is of extraordinary attractiveness. Notable among the long list of parti = the "Potomac fi ‘My opinion is that there Will be no difficulty in rebutting his claim of | Ownership, if the matter is pust be. I think it can be shown that the land which patents were issued was no land at all at that tme, but if delay continues until all those who Know anything about the matter are dead, there will probably not be sufficient evidence to show the invalidity of the title. Kidwell's patents were for a plat of land below Easby’s Point, which was separated by a chan- nei from the Washington s! In the very year they were issued, I think it was, an_ofti- lal map was made by Fendail for the U. 8. coast survey which shows that where Kidwell claimed land there was nothing but water, and at extreme low water, too. Of course, if it can be Proved that there was no land’as repre- sented the clalin is invalid. “I know by hearsay,” Mr. Abert continued. “that the surveyor who surveyed the claimed. Jands for Kidwell, whose naine is Carpenter, Was living ashort {ime ago near Brightwood. His evidence would be valuable, for it is said that when he made the survey there was no land insight, but that. he waded over it and his chains after him, Some men are very far sighted, and Kidwell was one of those. He’ expec’ed, evidently, that this claim Would make "his heirs, if not himself, rich, “The ownership of 160 acres of land, s¢ for a mere tritle about the close of th near the city, would eventually becon valuable. If it was not land then, that it would be som: day, either by the natu- ral accretions or by improvement. It has been the policy of the claimant and hisiegal advisers to walt and to ward off'a final settlement of the question of title as much as possible, “If the title was good the land would be much more valuable in years to come, and if it was not in rears to come it would be ‘all the more ificult to prove it, for, as I said, all those who i i res inci 4 and mother, Mr, and Mrs. Berry, of Washing- g his claim of | ton. Ittesald that they have gone to the resi- New York, @ brotherindaw of Mra. Belt. All efforts to effect a reconciliation between Mr.and known to be still In the city, has geclt and his wherebouts secret trom ait residence been In chat ofr tives, and no one ermitted to ater. Itis James hotel and the Union depot ‘to leat- Ing the city yesterday. Her cond <r] parents much uneasiness, and indi cy torn away from her husband, After board the New York express train, have kept close watch Upon Mra. were al the depot when she len. Taras af not eatintied: eters the r | dence of ex-Congressman Benjamin Wilts, of Mrs. Belt were fruitiow, Mr, Belt, although business partner and attorney. that Mrs, Belt created quite a scene at the ordered mind. She raved Bot to trouble she was ia ie pris op © private mance the estrangement between her and her husband, 70 CURE NO PAY WHITEHU) BALSAM Is wufranted to crs, Cougs, Cola drops. our money back.” Sold hy all nh Croup, Throat and Lury dose. Try it. gS and Wil uaa S: ROCHE 1 Washington. s SIMMONS—11 February 19th, Rev. Father Bolaud, at St. Math I kee + oe DIED. J RERGER. On February 16th, ie sekeka ts ee x a er a long and painful tines, Wl. -F- " Notwithstanding Col | are J. K. Emmet, Harrison and Gourlay, could throw light on the subject would be dead | tie ifty-eieueh sear of tule Lamont's denial of the report that Mr. ‘Thur-| bee, MacDonald’ and Morvell, of the Boston | and gone, "I think that the claim ean be now | ene Th SRE o pines, om Di taterenidance, man had been invited to pe bany tere > ane Cecelia quartette, Val Vose, the ven- | proven to be worthless, that there was no land | northwest corner Jthbde Island. avenve. ene strong belief among democrats that he is being | triloquist; and Co. ‘Washington Light In-| it low water at the ume the patents were is- | Street northwest, Thursday, 19th iuot., at 2o'elock favorably considered for the cabinet. fantry, in'an exhibition drill. fued.” Bn. [Nervices will be conducted at’ Cohourdis prominent democratic Congressman sald toa| ‘THE’ ORGAN CONCERT at Co: tional - Sivan aed iapkeare comeabeiiy becheel eiiatal ‘An reporter to-day: “Mr. Cleveland fully appre- | church this evening by Mr. Walter R. John- Gen. Jackson's Private Papers. CALLAGHAN. On Fh Y 16th, Bs, CA clates Mr. Thurman's great ablility, his service | ston, of New York city, assisted by leading = = a | eSALLAGHAR, (On February 16th, 1988, CAIN to his party and his claims upon it. He has | local musicians and yocalists, promises tobe | #18 DESCENDANT BY ADOPTION SUES FOI an aged: — said that he was satified that no appointment ‘would give so much genuine satisfaction to the democracy of thecowntry as Mr. Thurman's. Itis my opinion that Thurman has been se- riously, and I believe favorably, thought of for Secretary of the Interior, In that position he would have authority over these land grant THEIR POSSESSION. Messrs. J. Paul Jonesand RB. Lines Mea before Judge Hagner the petition of Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee, for letters of administra- tion on the estate of the late President Andrew Jackson, who died in 1855. The ob- one of the most delightful musteal events of the Season. Mr. Johnston's reputation as an organ- ist fs deservedly high here. ConceRT oF LocaL Music.—The unique musical entertainment at Gongrerational church Friday evening should receive the Vashington people, as in Ireland in 1815. Mi ‘Wednesday, February 18th. CAUSTEN. Monday, February ¥ ? 6, 1885, C, widow of the late Manuel Causten, Funeral will take place from her late fe enerous patronage of Tevthetrect northwest, Wednesday. ee ee ee fr eee dee iens, Ott, local musicians have | ject was to enable him to recover certain papers | Situng” Freud And relatives are ass e laws. | many friends who wi anxious to test place , forced, T tell you all classes of the people would | thelr personal regard and appreciation of their | Mei neing toghe cetate, which were placed In | ROWER, On Febronry 10, 2985, ot, 6 pm Becretary of the Interne cad Mir. Gloveland ta | ais,, Seats are on sale at rls m_Henry ¢. | AMOS Kendall, to enable them to write ‘the ied 30 srs, ‘6 months and 18 dass ecretary and Mr. Clev “HOMES AND HABITS OF ANTS.”—Henry C. | jnoor ie ” er Ny al fro “| aware that the most popular thing he can do | McCook, D-D., will give an illustrated lectus | life of “Old Hickory.” Letters were granted | | Funeral from “Nineteenth atneet Mr. Jackson on his giving bond in the sum of $2,000. After this formality, Mr. Jackson filed a bill in equity, asking an injunction to pre- Yent the widow of the late Hon. Montgomery Blair, and her son, Mr. Woodbury Blair, from ‘Thursday, the 10th inst., at 3 p.m. ves fetends of the ‘aanily até respectfcily Invited to at eo bd DYBON, ‘this Iife on Mi Kebvruary 100, Ts a B0 Gon Pg Pg te ry rth is fo pees, him there. Cleveland cares nothing at all for the factional quarrels in Ohio.” Mr. Daniel Manning, of New York, seems to be looked upon as the most probable head of the Treasury. With democrats, who have had on this Subject in the hall of the High school, corner 7th and O streets northwest, Wednesday evening, —— au a District Government Affairs. disposing of or publishing any of the papers re- Tand’s ideas: the theety that he would gelest @ | PRESERVATION OF ORDER DURING THE MoNU- | ferred tor Mr. Jackson alleges thut the papers | semorowrn HW; Deson. ater «long. wud te Secretary of the Treasury outside of New York | MENT CEREMONIES AND INAUGURAL SEASON, | Were placed In the hands of the late Atmos Ken- has not been entertained: It is thought by them | , The law under which the Commissioners | dall in 1843 to afd him in writing a biography ‘Our mother she has gone to rest, that one of Mr. Cleveland’s chief perplexities issued the order published under the head of | of President Jackson, and were sul s mony Pe Rp apy ark has been to find a New York democrat well | Special Notices in yesterday's Stax, relating to | lost. In 1879 they were found by Col. W. G. ‘Ou that bright celestial shore. dualified for the position, whe would accept it, | Public order in the streets of this ity during | Ferrell, of Kentucky, and placed th the hands dnd in view of the statement that Mr. Manping? | the passage of the procession attending the cere. | of Montgomery Blair “for safe keeping.” ‘The nein sa though not wanting the position, will take ft | Moules of the dedication of the Washi representatives of Mr. Blair say the papers were | ois Se anne ore ae the opinion is settling upon him, Senator Gor, | onument, and under which they have made | given to the late Francis P. Bluir, st., Uy. Presl- | Thursiay ig Inan has not yet coteened, oF at east he has not | the regulations governing the charges of vehi- | dent Jackson. ‘The blilasks also for the ap- | are iy’ invited. to. att {Charles ‘county Jot appeared in the Renate cles for public conveyance during the season polntinent ofa rucelver pending the litigation, | aud’St Mary's county papers please copy. p and Mr. for the dedication of the monumentand for the inauguration of the President, provides “that such sum as may be necessary, one-half paya- ble from any money in the Treasury not other- wise appropriated, and one-half from the reve- bues of the District of Columbia, not to exceed jackson filed another bill for discovery and account. Mr. Jackson, the plaintiff. resides at the Her- mitage, Jackson's old homestead in Tennessee. Hels theson of Andrew Jackson, jr. the adopted son of Gen. Jackson, who was nominated by LOWE. On the morning of February 16th, FLORILE, second daughter of fe M- abd Matthe = re ‘Funeral from residence of her a2 steel northeast, ou Wednesday, the Seth ity at p. +00 AGED Tom AND YOUTHFUL MarrA.—This morning “Tom” Carter was brought before Judge Snell for threatening his wife, Maria. “Tom” is an aged colored citizen, whose hair {s White from the frosts of seventy ‘winters, while : ETERS, On Tuesday Fetroary mane . "25 years old. | $8,000, is hereby appropriated outofany money | Gen. Jackson as his executor, The executor | ,22TE? Tuepday morning, F 7h jhlaria is a young woman about 26 years old. | $9,000; iehereby appropriated cutorany money | Com Jn April, 1605, intestate, and letters of ad- | live John Wc Retere. aged ity Sewrae ™ @ eral occasions, choked her, and threatened her | enable the Commissioners to maintain pubic | ministratlon’were granted to the present com: | “Funeral wilt take place frau tye of ber Ife, ““Now jedge,” sald the old man, “Tan old | OFder and to protect life and property during | plainant, ‘Mr. Jackson, in ‘his papers Bled in | sondudaw, John ‘125. New York and she is tired’ of meand wants to get rid of | the Ceremonies of the Inauguration of the Pres | court, refers to the fact that nelther Mr. Ken- Dorhwest: Friday. 20th instant, at 2 p.m. mie, bul she fs my darling and L love her ana | dent, from the 20th day of February to the oth | dall hor Mr. Blair had performed. the literary | snd friends are respectfully invited to.kitead. ae ever touched her.” ‘The judge reminded the | day of Alareh, 188, inclusive: and the Commis | work, to ald them in whlch the papers bud been | | RAGAN. On old man that a man was soon to be hung for sioners of the District of Columbia are hereby | entrusted to their care. Having learned of the | long and paint Funeral from. th Wedneeanythe'1 St, at uree oock pa nesday, the ree o'C! and friends respectfully invited. authorized and required to make all reasonable and needful rules and regulations for preserv- ing public order and protecting life and proj erty and for regulating and fixing fares by pul lic ‘conveyances during the aforesaid period. Any person violating any of such rules and regulations shall be liable to a fine in the Police whereabouts of the papers, he had obtained let- ters of administration ‘in Tennessee, and through his mt made demand " uj the “defendants for the papers, but they, as he 1s informed and _ believes, refused to deliver the papers, and claimed to be the lawful owner of the papers. He claims that wife murder, and told him to be careful. He was released on his personal bonds, “Thank you, jedge,” said the old mai ae en Divoncep Fro His Wire. Today Judge Hagner, of the Equity Court, directed that a decree of divorce be drawn in favor of plaintiff UNDERTAKERS. ease ‘ Court of the District of Columbia not to exceed | as administrator he is_entitied to the as 8 CALN & ©O., Kahn, on the ground of defendants adulters. | twenty-five doliare. February 18th, 1885." | part of the ansets of the extate, but cannot de | hte aot CRBERTAKERS | The bill shows they were married June 9th, A SANITARY SUGGESTION. scribe them with sufficient accuracy to enable * WASHINGTON, DC Rar 1864, and lived together till June, 1884, ‘The Commisal ‘i iota: him to bring an action at law to recover them, Wa 7 Ane ved Soe ane, munication trom the health officer, suggesting | H¢exPreaves the opinion that unless restrained | JF) “M. BOTELER, Ax Imposter ox His Rounps.—A young man, | thar when permits are 3 Ing | by law the defendants will remove the papers given to rallroad panies to lay temporary tracks on streets adja- cent to their depots tochold trains in which éx- curstonists are to live during the exercises, that respectably dressed, called on Chief Cler! yea, of the Patent Office, that he had been sent to beyond his reach or publish them in a manner not contemplated by Gen. Jackson. ‘Judge Hagner has isued a rule on the defend- Dur- yesterday, and stated FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, ‘im by a firm of Pat- Nos. 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest and 785 ent attorneys, and that he was in need of help, di dition that the fs ants to show cause why the injunction asked being out of work. Mr. Duryea told him that Ke | vide against the creation andmalatenanes of Should not be granted. and made itreturnable | rh st. southeast. Telephone call No. 854. could do nothing for him, and then the young | nuisances on the streets by the use of closets, | © the second of next mont man started on a tour of'the patent attorne offices, stating that he had been sent by the chief clerk of the Patent Office. In this way he made quite a collection of quarters, poll da ‘The Commissioners have replied thet such con- ditions will be required, and railroad companies rosecuted In case of a violation of such condi- tions, Local Ni To-day Judge Hagner appointed on theestate of Garret? Davids, of Baltimore, Reginald. Ten dall as administrator here on bond of $6,000. RR, ¥: BAKER, UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, Detective Edelin to-day arrested a colored la- LA ER al al heart tid To-day the will of y Donnell: fled, borernamed Richard Hall, who eseaped trom | have been tequed by Inspector Eutwisle as fol-| ae leaves to her son, Wm. J.,and daughter 012 10h street northwest the chain gang In Alexandria several days ago. ‘He was sent back to serve out his sentence, eee London's Idle Workmen. THREE THOUSAND OF THEM DEMAND WORK OF ‘THE GOVERNMENT AND CREATE A RIOT. A deputation of workmen, escorted by apro- cession of 3,000 unemployed laborers, accom- panied by bands and carrying banners, marched yesterday afternoon to the offices of the local government board in London. Ar Ann, ip equal portions, her furniture, apis clothing and money. To her daughter She leaves houses 1333, 1335 and 1337 Cedar street, and to her son house 1339 Cedar street, and names E. A. McIntire executor. Mr. MeIn- tire renounces his right. A number of special policemen will be put on duty on Friday of this week. ‘Samuel Shedd pleaded guilty in the Police Court this morning to a charge of stealing $10 from Wm. F. Miller, and was sentenced to two months in jail. Shedd, who was in the employ ings, alley’ between B and C and 2d and 3d strects northwest; $600. Charles Shreve, repair frame, and Boundary northeast; $428. Pat- rick Hogan, erect a two-story dwelling and $850: N.C. Catirell, repair brick, Sth st . Cattréll, repair brick, 9th st hode Island ay.; $500. Grayson & Kane, re- pair building, 14th st., between Band Csts. n. Tite ey sez 8,000,” Chale, Heurich, repel? L ‘st. 8.4 Zs y drlek, 133% Both sts $1,200. ‘Telephone call 747- PRENOvAL JAMES BELLEW UNDERT, ‘has removed his warerootn and residence to Gust corner of G street and New Jerscy avenue 13 ‘European passage and draft business continued. IAM F. SPINDLER, Wr wthsisnixe ‘UNDERTAKER, ‘Telephone connection, 71020 7th street northwest, near Te ahé MISCELANEOUS. of Miller, Was sent after the money, and recetv. J HN B WRIGHT, ved there the deputation entered and de-|_ ‘The Morseand Twintng school buildings, here- | Ing Ithe failed to return Uxbexranen axp Prsanat, Drumcros, tofore com) ined of for col for the a ‘Street northwest. Ree ee ee eratles On reas eee an | Hasith Of soubal ehildren, hate now veon thee Theater Ticket Speculation. ‘Telephone call 70. ao through the institution of Officials in charge of the somewhat dismayed b; pablic works. rd rooms were the demonstration, but oughly reconstructed in their machinery for heating, and no further cause of complaint ex- ists. To the Editor of Tux EVENING Stan: el ‘The scandal of theater ticket speculation is pole anata ua emearonitae ae Ara S ameaoneTs Rave Scented permiesion tas bans Ducget po tie es eee Pree Asp Isviconamma Le ee Dfiike the president of the boaa: wig | Northwest, and to Mrs. HA. Baker, 617 14th | Thursday, and applicants for tickets at the ad- —s, vertised places are referred to speculators. It is the same, practically, with the Ideal opera troupe. This abuse cannot be carried to such? an excess without the collusion of the theaters, | and alittle healthy boycotting on the part o! {he public would seem tobe the only redress away, and during his absence nothing ‘could be done.’ This response was recelved In sullen silence, and the crowd, which by this time had become a mob, rushed ‘in a body Into Downing street despite all the efforts of the police to pre- vent them, and until dispersed stood howling around thé official residence of the prime min- street northwest, both schools for cookery, to sell cooked articles from their respective places ‘Those who may wish to purchase, elther ee Get during the progress of their schoo! lous beverage or fur medicinal purposes, an UNA- DULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to maken trial of the celebrated brand. ‘The Monument Ceremonies. Gen. A. B. Upshaw has been designated by the governor of Tennessee as the aide to represent ister. b ——__ zs 1s meeti of unemployed workmen | his State on Gen. Sheridan’s staff next Satur-| A New Covncit or “CHoseN Frrenns” Ix- vu EEE RRR oi held in the afternoon on The. Thames em- | day. * he Garena hel Rens Council, = re PE RK RPERtte petriuetneeeaieepment | in Governors Foot Guartortrta,conn | Mies uatriat Ean cena ees | UEP BY ge Bk Ingut workmen, and the construction of useful | RAYE accepted the tender of an escort by the |g affair, ‘and reflects credit upon the & ; ave ace public works tc give employment to the idle. {old Guard) upon their me of the policemen drew their staves when ity, Mr. John W. of the ay to take pubs inane | Cherpetic deputy, Mr. John W. Parsons, arrival here next ‘survey, for the excellent mannerin which mu the organization was effected. ceremonies in connection with the dedication The council! Www WF x a J Ae nee oot oy the olken agave: | ofthe monument. starts with a roll call of sixty-five charter mem- ¥wew a Ee i clpitately. Some stones were thrown at the bers, with a large number of applications yet to www i Es, - ice aud several of them ‘were kicked during | CADETS Xo LONGER.—At @ meeting of the | be acted on. The ceremonies incident to the = The ginturbanee: (No sree rere: aimory, Odd Fellows ‘bally Navy Vera | Mer Wactoa Snowe weg ee ee ee = - | arm or z ing Breet attorapted to force Ite war tate th | last night, the organization’ resolved ~ to, | Counclior Edward Fr O'Brien, both of this, city; | Tale Whisky, uponaen analytical examination, bas room where the cabinet was in session, and | become a senior Foden peeen and have | and by Deputy Supreme Councilor B. B. New- | proved to be free from Fusil Oil, and indesd of anyof adopted the name of Washington’ Rifle Corps, under which name they will parade on the 2: inst. with forty-five men, under command of mar. man, of San Francisco, Cul. The officers elected and ‘installed were hall W. Wines, chief councilor, Edward M. Dawson. vice councilor; ‘was only driven back after a desperate struggle. =—ee = ‘the modern ingredients which are used to gia A Terrible Storm on the Coast. Geo. F. i ft S| fetitious age.and favor to this popular drink, ‘A violent storm prevailed along the north at- | “P+ Geo. ¥ Jonn W, Parsous, Be Rp ta emndony Hoag sr Jantio coast yesterday and last night, Extraor-| Carrie A BLACK JACK ror Prorecrrox.— | C. Barr, prelate; Ernest J. Sommer, marshal; sshicnimapaned dinary high tides prevailed along ‘the coast, | James Howard, a neatly-dressed man, | Edwin H. Fowler, warden; Theodofe Wasser. | prowning & Middleton, Barbour @ Hamiton, and much damage is reported along the beaches | Was charged In'the Police Court this mor ae eee ee vay: mente; charles | 5. pryan@ Bro, | C.C. Bryan, by the washing away of bathing houses and | Tinea hai avout @ ocioee thie morning Howeed | Thompson, trustest: and Dr. Walter Bh | Ble Whee, Tromas A. Rove, other buildings, At Hunter’s Point, L. I, the | was taken frome. asleep and ina halt | nolde, medical examiner. Nearly every depart- | N-T- Metager@Bro, Beall & Baker, P JohnH. 3 ae storm was the severest ever known. The tracks | frozen condition. A black jack was found upon | ment‘of the government in city is repre- Magruder, s Ergood & Oo. of the Long Island rail ‘were submerged | him. The defendant, who has a good reputa- | sented in the membership, & R Waters, HL. HE Clana, several fect at many points on all the divisions, | tion, testified that he'went to a party last night eS WASHINGTON, D.C. At Atlantic City the wind blew a gale from the | down in Maryland, and it southeast, and brought in a very heavy tide | went to sleep while return! . @ H. W. CATHERWOOD, along the beach front, washing down business | ried the black jack for protection, The judge places, summer pavilions, bathing establish- Personal bon: Bole Propristons, iar damage was done. Se eat Exzcrion_or BurLprxa nléam Philadelphia, ALARMING HIGH TIDE AT NEW YORK. Soper Reig me ‘The storm made higher tides in the North and | Shecung resteniey : East rivers at New York yesterday than have | ensuing year: been known inover adozenyears. Along West Hellmuth presidents : and South streets nearly every cellar was | tary a Fe jooded. At the Cromwell line pler the superin- | 1€ ‘names constitute itu’ acy fact ete cae | emai é that st ver act overflowed, into the Street, and many, of the Henry 00 pa stands of the butchers in Washington Market 3 3 ‘were submerged. “At this place the water in| Mrs Mararox’s B ; street was several inches ove! wife ’ tracks. Similar scenes havenot been witnessed | took pisos from Her tate residence, No, 1108 in many years, si north’ ¢ vices were conducted by, FOR GENERATING STEAM, fouam Phe Beaton papers publish Tong se: Gen, Beale, Gen. Bons FOR HEATING BY FURNACE, Sous of the operations Bf an bileged. sweater | DF. pletely YOR HEATING BY LATROBER ‘terment was ai ae Bian, who ie ataied, has victtrateed fa r xa aqua re 3 —_ NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE, ‘BOOWOMICAL If WILL PaY T0.TRY In, f FORSALESY THR “™~