Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1885, Page 3

Hy POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. AUCTION SALES. ____ AUCTION SALES, PIANOS AND ORG. F= POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves Tth-street_wharf on MONDAYS, THURS- DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 am. Returning PESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m, toue img rat River ‘Landings te far as. Noniini” Creek, Va; St Cements Bay and Leynardiown, Greens easy see es schedule, JOHN B PADGETT, agent C. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ‘apll \W FARE TO NORFOLK-STEAMER JANE Li SoctE¥ ttaves oun sewhare Washington Stone aay, Wednesday and Saturiay, at 8:30 pm. First clam Pare. $1. 1 “Trip, 8. iT STEAM: a “STESOS IGHT leave Pier $1, East Kever, N.Y. every SATURDAY a2 3p. gth’'st. whar?, Washington, every WEDNESDA’ MORNING. Freight at lowest raves, ‘>t THIS AFTERNOON. ATIONAL, on are suitable for from the city. Ivy City station, praperty. Wevancing at pledéds i emi One pez cem interests oe cheba open GALE OF FINE SOBURBAN 7 x FAIR Gi Phow PATTERSON AVENUE. St) SORTING AVEN irposes, only s short distance age tains BLO R stop at . with @ : archaser. PATS TSURCANSON BROS., autta pore ‘TRANSPORTATION LINE STEAMER CAPT: Wt OLOGHEGAN, will resume the route between BALTIMORE AND waatt 2 hax SUNDAY March ig. = Wer Fret received SATURDAYS ONLY, and must be prepald. mi fi Appl All accomiodations Aretclase. Apply to Omice:—12n st and Penns ivan EAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7THSTREET wharf ‘Thursdays and Sundays, st 7 Selock’ a.m. for Tiiver, Landings as far as Mattox i. on y, Friday and Monday Gest, returiing on Wednesiag, Frida cee ee SHERIEE Tid Pa ave nw, . JONES, Agt., 7th-st. whart LK AND FORTRESS MONROE. iat, seamier GEOR LEARY leaves ‘wharf on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYSat 5’ p. m.. stopping at Piney Point Cornfield going and returning. - Connect tn Nor- folk with ail railroad and steam ‘Secure ‘and tickets at B. and. O. Office, 24th aud Feunsrivania avenue, Se Mare hotel, aud "Knox Ex- Gos Penusrivasia aventie, wis will, also check age from hotels and private residences. For fur- ther information iuguireat_company's office, 7th Street wharf, Telephone call 745-8 IS. “Wit Liat P WELCH, Geueral Agent. Mt "ERNON a aw STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves Tthstrect wharf dally (except Sunday) for BE Neeson ab 10 Glock om ms returning, reaches Veahington about “ele PML. L BLAKE, Captain, RAILROADS. HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. iHE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SoUTHWESA Schedule in effect APRIL 5, 1 nas a Se OieaNe. Fast SeRIL daily, Making close connections South and ‘Southwest Daily, except Sundsy, with C. and O, Railway. Pull man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash- ington, w Atianta, Pullman sleeping cars trom Wasiuigton to New Orleans without change of cars ido P.M-LOUISVILLE PAST LINE. vis ‘Chariotiavilie to Cincinnati, Loutsvtile and all West- ero Polus. Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington to Loutsvitie OPM SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS “Pally. to all poluts South and Southwest via Dan: ¥ilie and’ Chmrlotee. Pullman Sleeping cars from Washington via Danville, Charlotte and Atlanta to Sew Orleans also, from ‘Washington vis Chatlovte nd Columbia to Augusta. ‘savassan Division Train leave Washington at 4:15 p y, except Sunday. Warrentoa Trans leave Washington at 11:15 am. =p Sanday 00 pm New ‘Orleans Fast Stall, dally: So pin, Coutserite pecial, dally. ‘tickets and information inquire st Company's ethee, QOL Fennsyivauia avenue, “Trains leave {ron Band P. Station. SE SLAUGHTER, | WS. MACDANIEL, c * AgewOL. HAAS, Traffic Mansyer. WPHE GREAT THE NORTH, WEST AND. SOU 70 POUBLE TRACK” SFLENDID SCENERY, STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. Me Sivreer Arai Ora, Lad. ‘Trains leave Washington from station, corner of 6th and H streets, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express of Palace Pare at 10:50 am. daily; Fast pe a ie rg with’ Sleeping Cars from in E Sod Hotel Car to St. Louis: ‘dally, except Sacurday, to with Sleeping Car Aliveua to Chicago. c ‘and Cincinnati Express st 7:10 pm. daily, with Sleeping Cars Washington to Chicago and Har: Eabure t Louiseille; connecting at Harrisburg with Wenern Express with through Sleepers for Cleve- dy Lowisvilie, and. St. Lous. Puciiie Express, Tod pan dal for Pitisbarg and the West, with through sleeper Hareisburs to hi 0. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. riric, Canundaizum. Rochester, Buffalo, Sagara, FYGsoo pam. daiis, except saturday, with Palace Cars ‘Washington to Hochester. For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10:50 except Sunday. For New Vork andthe East, 715, 830,and11:00am., 2:00, 4:00, 10:00 p.m... and 12:15 night. On 4:00, 10-00 p.m., and 12:15 night. ited Express of Paliman’ Pailor Cars, Belo" am dally: except ‘For Boston without change, 2:00 p.m. every week-day. ‘On Sunday, 4:00 p.m. For Brookiya, N. Y., all through trains connect st Jersey City with bouts of Brooklyn Aunex, affording irect transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double fer- actors Sow York Cy For Piiadelphiay “15, 82H) and 11:00 am. 2:00, 204, 6-00, 10200 um, and 12: nda: $00: Cios, tod pam and 12:15 night Limited rae, Bb. TAS, S50, 8:40, 1050, 11:00 LUD, 20U, 4000, 4:25 10), 7:10, 1000 p. and 1218 night On 1050, tidown | », 6:00), 1, if 12:15 night. 4 pata. daily, i385 a.m., 12:05 and 4:25 p.m. daily, ‘On 4:00) pn. AND FEEDERICKSBURG RAIL- AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH- 16:00, 7:00, 822 5 a.m. Pio i20. 4.45, O01, 800 and 11:37 pan. On Sune Gay at 6:00, 9:25, 11:01 a m., 6:05 p.m. ‘For Richmond and the poath, ‘6:00 and 11:01 am. nil 4:45 p.m. daily, except Sunday. mins’ feate Alecaiidria for Washington, 6:05, 8: 1,00, 3:05, 5:23, 0:10, 7:05 anc Monday. o (exer and Woden; £00 and 103 ‘Train 10:00, 10:10 a.m. 10:35" pam., and er of 13th street the tation, where orders can be leit for the checking Of buggage to destination from hotels und residences J, WOOD. General Passenger Agent. CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manas D6 HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE P. SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL via SHENANDOAH JUNC, LURAY axp ROANOKE, ‘The New Route to the South and Sonthwest. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 16, 1585. 25 am. daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all points. ou line of Shenandoah Valley, Norfollc Sod. Western. East . nia Georgia Keilroads. Atlanta, Macon,” Jackson Ville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Mobile, New Or- Jeans, and the South and Southwest Pullman Palace sleeping Cars between Weshing.on and New Orleaas without change. Connecting at ‘Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New se40 PME “dally Memphis F: For all points 40 FM. daily. Memphis Express. For South, Soudlieast and Southwest. “Pullmah Par ace Siceping Cars between Shenandoah Junction sua Semphis without change, eonnerting ‘at Cleveland. Tenn, with Pullman’ Care to Sew Orleans without change ‘Trains leave B. & O. RK. Pamenger Station, corner ‘Jersey avenue and C street. Tickets, sleeping car reservations and all infor- mation apply at ticket offices, O10 Penna. ave. 1331 Penna ave. and at depot B&O. RK, and cfice of Line, 56° oe ad Pennsylvania avenue, amd at ‘Tennessee. Vi the ‘Penna. ave., where orders will be taken for Yo be called for in any part of the city. ‘a Pore ane LOCR WOOD, ‘Genn. Pass. and Tkt Agt Pass and Tht Agt mbié-6mo PRAVMORE ANDORTORATEROAD —— BCHEDULEIN EFFECTSUNDAY. DEC. 217, 1884, TNTIE FURTHER NOTICE Leave Washington from satlog, corner of New Jer. ‘Chicago, 990 msn; and 10:10 pm. dally. ‘The 00 am 5 Gas Linies be py Ree and Chicao, arriving at 650 pr, Cl fare {charged on For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis dally at 2:30 im. aud 1010 p.m, with Through Coates saa Baince iceping "cars" to above “points, without change. ih. train is® Fase Limiter Train wo Giseinnath and st Lonis, arriving in Cinernbati next morning at 7-30, St Louis 6:30 p.m. No extra fare iebarged ‘fone. ‘on this train for fast tars to | 5, 6:10, 6:40, 7:30, 6:30 Tes, S15 a5 autnute teaige 3:30, 4:0, 4:40, 10, 15, 82D, 10:00 2 fas Pullin sueeper Wark. ugeun to New For Pittsburg at 9-00 a.m., with Parlor Car, and 8:40 For baltimore on week 240, 7:10, 7:15, 8:25, 10: 0 pm. For Baltimore gn Sundays, pm. Por on the Shenandoah Valley railroad sa, potats soot, ‘cane. For Anuapolls, 6:40 a.m. and 12:10 and 4:30 p.m. va a dally to Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit, with Bhd 10:00 ame, T2L0, 10, 7:80, 835 aud 10-00 ‘ms 1:25, 130, 440, 540, 7 925 am. und SA) pap. dally. 9-25 Suiday $5 am. 4-40 pan. 4 30 a and Opa For stators on 2b. daily except sunday, aliy, 4:40, inctpal stations om peanclpal statics Hagerstown and Winchester #05 am. dally, ex- ES em yar og nn ve from the West dally, 6:00, 720 am, oo LEO 000 amu and 120 sat 825 pm Sunday, 10:30 am. 625 p.m. oe 8:30 pan. aadiy, except Sunday. | Frou Frederick’ and dotermediate poluts, S25 am, | renee maeeree tee 10, 6:30, 4 ma; 6 ud 9 aim., 1:90, 1°35, 4:20, 5,680, 7 a, aki trains trom Washington stop at Relay Station ex- ‘cove ) 25, SAS and 710 pm. ed ‘THIS EVENING. |OLEY, Auctioneer. T will sell the tlonery, &c., contained in Store commencing WE at TEN OC continue: ‘seal; dies, Pocket Books. in it Plush and entire stock of valuable Books, Y 709 Market Space, DNESDAY, APR'L FT [FTEENTH, A.M. and’ SEVEN P.M. and will ' ‘and evening until the whole stock is dis- of. stock Stationery, Fancy, Goods: I name in ‘ag follows: fm real calf, listory, Poetry, Fiction, Travels, Bi- Prayer Books, Hymaals in sets abd, in finest binding; fine’ ‘and Pearl Card Cases, tor and Russian, &c; Ele real alll Leather ‘Boxes of stationery, Jewel ses) WOR Boxes. Tolict Sets, Ladies! and Gent's nch Plate Mit in bronge Photo’ ams, 5 ‘Book, 2 and Scrap Hank Book, Hand-Painted Placques, Gold and Piast Frames and Eascla Portiolion Shick Cortngs, pram Ink Stands and. Paj Welghts. Japanese fall line of Jewelry in Gold and Silver. ‘Many other: ‘Ths ealumbie mock mat be sold without reserve, the owner, Mr. Free, Intends to change his busluess, weil by attending. ‘Buyers will do apli-er foo numerousto mention FOLEY, Auetioneer. TO-MORROW. TP EXCANEON BROS, Auctioneers (PORTANT SALE OF me ORTENTAL RUGS. PORTIERES, &c., On Fi At our salesrooms, corner 9th and D RIDAY “and SATURDAY, APHIE SEVEN: 'H and EIGHTEENTH, At ELEVEN AM. and THREE P.M. each day. aplsat DUNCANSON BR "ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALE_OF A FIRST-CLASS LINE OF LADIEY ENTS GOLD AND SILVER AMERI- oy Wary CHAINS AND OTHER JEW- THIS EVENING, at HALF-PAST OLDC=, and continue each day at ihesamme stock is closed out, on vant avenue ‘St. Mare Hotel The tome fro th Instroctions to Nee WALTER 1. WILLIAMS & 00., Auth 7P HONS DOWLING, Anctoneer. SIX PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE, HAIR MAT- ‘TRESSES, HUSK ANDCOTTON MATTRESSES, WALNUT MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS, MARBLE TOP ANDOTHER TABLES, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, COOKING AND HEAT- ING STOVES4TOGETHER WITH AGENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. A1a0, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH STONE + Treatags =u Al#0 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, RSS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, &C. MORTURDAN, APHID) LIGHTEN TH, 1680, 8 TEN OCLC jrithln’ and in front of thy suction llect 0 rooms, I shall sdll «general col Housel "ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, CLOSING SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK OF ITALIAN WORKS OF ART, We Have Tune: Free Sore PIaNos, * MADE BY THE REST MAKERS ANDOONTAIN- ING THE FINEST IMPROVEMENTS, WITH FULL RICH TONES, AND NEARLY NEW, THAT COST RESPECTIVELY 9495, 9480, 9076, THAT WE WILL SELL FOR $160, $175, 9236, AT $10 PER MONTH. Ir YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING DOWT Fall 10 SEE THESE GRAND BARGAINS aT THE HANDSOME WAREROOMS OF THE Paso Excrawals, 422 9th street. WASHINGTON: 817 Market Space, Pa. ave., near 9th st. EW YORE: BALTIMORE: 112 Fish avenue. 204-206 W. Balto. st Wx Krasz & Co. MANUFACTURERS OF pls. GRAND, ‘At oar Aelearooms, cor. 10th at. and Peins ave, UPRIGHT, and EVENING, at EIGHT O'CLOCK, and T TMonnow, PUL SEY NIRENTH St ELEVEN AQUARE Pa AN ie fer PIANOFORTES, apld-2t ‘We beg to announce to our Washington patronsthat, Uy Rh OL EE ‘| doatring to offer them greater facilties in shetr Geal- SEVERAL FINE CARPETS AND LOT MATTING AT AUCTION. IN Ba’ YY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1885, a Twine Ocha precinely within my auction Fooms, 1 shall ning fitve good One Lurkish Carpet, 18-42 12-4, cost 8250. 2 “ 10-1x8-7,, bad “10x83. Ingrain 20 Pieces Matting. A SSTION SALE WILL TWENTY-FIRST, at GCLOCK “P. M., BE SOLD ON APRIL in froat of HAL EAS? ry melts, irabie lect of order of surviving heirs, that desis Teal estate, No. 1415 D street northwest. House, contains eight rooms; modern improvements: pre front; centrally’ located, near and Al- baugh’s Opera House. Terms made known on day of sale. A {$100 will be required of purchaser on day of) DUVALL & MARR, Auctioneers, it of le. LN SHELOAN & RUSTEES’ SALE VALUABLE STEAMBOAT der and the 25th ¥ OFS holders secured thereby, the un PROPERTY. virtue of a deed of trust bearing date june, 1873, ocorded in Liber ai So, Foo 20m, et aq’ of the land repords of tae ed. trustees, wi District of Columbia, and st the, request, of the bond: sell on WEDNESDA OF MAY, 1585, c A. M,atiand uj Leas the followin comy . in THE THIRTEENTH DA commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK mu the wharf of the steamer George the ‘ety of Waahington, tm the sald District, real a the Potomac Steamboat Company—that ‘All the right, ttle, Interest ad estate of U being’one andivided motety in bered fone hundred and seventy city, with the buildings and wharf Square. Lots numbered: respectively one (1) and two ‘square numbered four hundred and seventy- raonal pro} pee = nom. a ed to the said three (473), In the said city, with the wharves oppo- Site the same. Lots numi (1D), fifteen 5), dediicreaty a then jt ree (503), in the said city, with the wharf ieee e eee dred and. and belon: éred_ respectively ele y. seventeen (17), twenty-two ieges annexed fa lots and to lot numbered siz- feen (16), in the square last above mentioned. Also lot numbered thirteen dered: five hundred and four ( 13). in square num- ), in the said city, with the improvements, wharf privileges and ap: Durtenanees thereto belonging. ‘Also acertain raliroad at or near Quantico, Va. called the Potomac railroad, about one and seven: tenth (17-10) ma Jacent wharf, and ‘about three Hes in extent, together with the ad- ‘@ certain tract of land containit and one-third (31-3) acres ‘near the sai wharf, ‘Also the several steamers, Geo Leary and Excelsior, with their tackle, farniture. na, George pparel and Also # claim against the Harlan and Holho ry Company for damnayes result struction of steamer, amount: hundred dollars from a defectivecon- to about thirty-six ($3,600), with interest, besides ex: peuses, demurrage, 6. "Fhe counsel for the eompaty EtiBuitimore has agreed to conduct chis sult, nocyek commenced, toa fevory upouta contingent fee of twen The Botomue ruliros, the what? 1 nA Tegal termination in the court of fast Save per cent Feal estate at Quantico will be sold together, the steamers George- una and Excelsior separately. steamer Geor therewith will he Washington real estate, the wharve Leary sold t es and and all property commacted ‘Terms of sale: Cash. ‘LEN DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. JOHN SELDEN, (GH ROBINSON, } Trustees, ‘apytnathadbs \CANSON D* ASSIGNEES SALE. STRE! BROS., Auctioneers. OF VACANT LOT ON I , BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST East. By virtue of @ deed of assignment, recorded in Liber 1,105. folt Distriet of Columb! in front of the xan A. Thompson's pay. of the lund records of the! Twill sell at public auctior . Lot numbered sixty-six (66), 1 division of square pambered ‘six Pera CLOCK, ‘Terms: Cash. A deposit of $50 required at time of sale, and conveya: apl4-tu,th.s.tu-st cing at the purchasers cost. S08 BARNARD, ee, 135th Street nw. RY, = CHS: Bi AND SIXTH INGTON CITY, D.C. REAL. ET W SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ESTATE ON MARYLAND EN FOUR AND A HALF STREETS SOUTHWEST, WASH- No. 6340. the underign: Virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of, se District of Columbia, passed Ih Fajuigy Cua s l, as trustee, will, on, MONDAY, THE TW1 A.D. 1885, at FI sertion. tn vet ot the premilaes, al inet plese ok par. cel of ground kné numbered seven (7) NTIETH DAY OF APRIL, IVE O'CLOCK P. M., sell, at pubué WH as the east half ( Tot in. Reservation D in the elty of Washington, District of Columbia, and the improve- ments thereon. purchaser of sald property at the former sale having failed to comply with the the terms of sale and the order of court, paased in said cause. the property will id at the ‘Terms of sale: the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months’ and to bear interest from day of sale, und the payment to be secured by the promissory nates of purel the’ purchase! money can be: paid ‘or on the ratification thereof by the court. given until all pure! ‘A lien is reserv ‘and interest. All conveyan $150, deposit "wi mocked down tothe highest bidder. sk and cost of said’ purchaser. One-third purchase money cash, of sale money aud interest be pide property for purchase money ‘Terms of sale cash o Ml be equi must be compiled with within ten days. Otherwise ‘Trustee reserves right to resell al risk aud costs of de- faulting purchaser. THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Auct. 8. S. HENKLE, Trustee, Office 460 Louisiana avenue. ap@ddeda. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE I THE PREM PROVED, REAL ESTATE, BEING ISES. WN KNOWN’ AS 516 THIR- TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC. TION ceased, recorded ins in the oflice of the Register ufj In pursuance of author vested in mé the Perey Acres | ‘Wills for the District of Columbia on the 6th da: July, 1588, 1 will offer for sale: In front of the p ines, on THURSDAY, the TWEN os me ABN, at bes 4 of Lot 25, ib square 254, front fess: on Fath street northwest by th Fe Y-THIRD DAY LOCK P.M, that 28 feet, more or ie depth thervof to an alley, with the improvements thereon, consisting of a Substantial brick three-story and” base: ment Dwelling House, containing 12 Fooms, wit be. cessary outbul tion of. ings, and known as S16 14th street northwest. ‘The preiises w! be open for the In Fehasers from 10 to 11 o'clock aim. on Slon- day, Wednesday and Frilay proceding the sale, rms of sale: ‘equal, instalments, ‘One-third cus the balance in two in nine and eighteen le ‘lonths, secured by deed of trust ‘upon the provers sold, wi reserved to resell defaulting purchaser with in ten days. ‘apld-deds interest at six of purchaser. A. when the purchaser's: "cent, oF all cash, At option Miepote of ‘e200, will be required id iy accepted, and the right 1s perty at the risk and cost of terms of sale are not complied ‘Conveyancing i Sore cose 80.0 Witte ib the: r[HoMmas DOWLING, Aucnoneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY, FRONTING LINCOLN AVENUE aS DENOWN ‘AS A PART OP THE KEATING By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 1st day of September, 1862, and duly recorded in Liber 1.01 Will sell, ti front VENTIETH O'CLOCK P.M, Lots 80, 81 and folio 476 et for the District of c inbla, the undersigned 1 ible, the ree cranes, ou MORDAY, THE L, 1885, at FIVE ine following described ' property: ‘82 LJ. McLaughlin's ‘recorded called “Pretty g of subdivision of « tract of land or Prospect HUl, fronting Lincoln avenue, and known part of the Keatlng estate, together with the im- 000, with interest and expenses of sale 1@ residue in two: months, with notes al payments at al fag Interest aud Secured by a deed of trust ou the property’ sold, oF all Cash, at the opt and ‘recording quired at uns ther the defaniting on Of the purchaser, conveyancing purchaser's cost: $200 di it re If the terms of eaten male, Soniplied with, within Ave days the tratess reserve Hight tp resell the property at the ‘ak and Sosy of 3 E STRNESS ) rrustees apS-dets ©_G GREEN, STEAMERS. NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY Ber weEN ORK AXD Havak, ‘Company's pier, D ew Yi 0. 42 North River, foot of Morton street, New York. For further Information apply at th rigues, Wednesday, A; 1 Obio Ticket Ofer Wasiigion ‘Station, G10'and | Sunde, Redramucs, Tedne yr April 36.8 am, 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where | Su Laureut’de Joumselin, Wed , May 6,10 am. orders will be taken for to be checked and Amerique, Santelli, Wednesday, 3, 5 am. Peceived at LA In the elty. Checks, yable on sight, in to’ SSL See Rarer, matters | none Pasha Gree Ee Ene azz CK LORD, General Ascot _ | BIAN, agent, No. § Howling Green, New York. columbia, 1437 Ponnayivanis aveaue, = nt Of + x rt WOOD AND COAL. ‘215 ‘Washington, D. 0. W. UNARD LINE. Coa. oob (8) Soom JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE 1202 F street northwest. ‘1815 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest 1112 Ott street northwest. (Corner 3d and K streets northwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southwest, NOTICE THE CUNARD itbausnre COMP. Lim. ITED, BI ET WEEN OL, Ci 1G AT COl ‘POOL, CALLIN Fy Gatti. Atmaxia. AND EVERY ‘RATES OF Pz NR. oe) RK BRIA. _Set., April li | Etaveia...... Senvia. Bat, AML 3 | Btawra- at Mar 8 Gata, Sat. April 25 anaeeee Sat. MOY RELATOR HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ONE STYLISH BLACK GAITED HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD. ABOUT 16 HANDS HIGH, AND A SPLENDID ANIMAL, AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1885, TWELVE O'CLOCK, m front of my auction’ rooms, shall sell the above ‘Horse, the property of the late Secretary Folger. aple-s 7 ONE PERFECTED REMINGTON TYPE-WRITER AT AUCTIC On SATURDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1885, at TWELVE M., within my salesrooms, 1 will sell the Tove Wastrtinent Cos Bor eae ie “ue onde pleat Auctioneer, . z ELEGANT TURNOUT, FORMERLY BY ONEOF THE FOREIGN LEGATIONS BIstING. OF TARE May Hole LETTE, ARNIS on SaTERDAY, Av at TWELVE Mth fro Also, at SAME TIME year old Bay M. AT AU & RL “iC ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS, TAINED IN DWELLING, STREET NORTHWESS, Comprising in part— SEWOOD CASE, ER; PARLOR SUIT Sets; COTTAGE SETS; M. Nor!’ DESK; OFFICE KE; EASY CHAIRS; E ERCOVERED — CH 1 BUREAC: AND UTENSILS, &¢, AT On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTIETH, commencing at TEN O'CLUCK, we will sell at the above residence the entire Furniture, &¢., contalned Mierslu,to which the attention of buyers Is called. ap) WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers SUPERB CHAMBER SUITE ar PUBLIC SALE ONEEXQUISITELY-CARVED CHAMBER SUITE, IN WALNUT, EXTRASIZED PLATE GLASS, THE RESULTOF THE MOST PERFECT WOR MANSHIP, FROM ONE OF THE BEST MANU} FACTORIES OF AMERICA: UNIQUE IN DESIGN AND UNSTINTED IN THE EXECU- TION; MIRROR-FRONT WARDROBE TO MATCH; BEST HAIR MATTRESS AND HARTFORD WIRECOVERED MATTRESS. On SATURDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, st HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. ML, ‘sulesroom, corner Tenth strect and Penns Aue, We shall sell the above-Lumed art ‘This Suite took the premium at_the Fair held at the National Fair Grounds in June, 1878, and cost $1,050— for three pieces. (On, view ut ou salesroom day previous to sale aplid. WALTER fh. WILLIAMS COs Ancts, Titoseny “WOt dss SLES WDE COLESVILLE. —* = ee By virtue of an order of resale, passed by the Gircult Court for Montzomery coulty, tu a cause fet in which Barzillla Lee ail others are compat ds ants, and Elkauah Lee et al. ure defendants, om THe sth day of March, IsS5, the subseriber, a8 Trustee, Will sell, at public ‘au r ss DAY. APRIL TWENTY-FIRST, 1 OCLOCK M., all the property deerer taluing 270 aéres, more or less, sit ery county, about oue mile from Colesville a from Washington, binding on the road lea Washington to Colesvill atthe ti proved by workman sheds and storaze roo {ts thickly set in Umber—pine, o ‘Terms, as per order: Cash, For particulars, apply to 3 apli-ci Real Estate Auctioneer. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, SHALLOW LOTS, WITH TWO GOOD BUILDING FRONTS, ON THE CORNER OF TENTH AND BOUNDARY. STREETS NORTHWEST. On SATURDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, sale, in front of the premises, Lots 17. 18 and 19, in square 357. __ THOMAS F. WAGGAMAN, Auct. B. WILLIAMS € CO, Auctioncers CARES GALE OF VALARLE IMPROVED STREETS. ABOVE BOUNDARY. sees Wy Virtue of w deed of trust froin Jolin F. Buck- + | By holiz and wife, dated March 3, Inv7, and records 4 in Liber S6¥, follo 150, of the laud records nfs the District of Columbia, and aiso of a decree of eae Prgune Court of eat Doric Hamed Necemer 15th, fse4, in ‘equity cause No. G01, substituting APOE A, Blimey as trastee in place ‘of Andres: Langdon, we will sefl “at public auction, In front “of the URDAY, APRIL EIGHTEEN, 1885, LUCK PM. lot-44, inJ. i. itaw subdivision of Sfonnt Sourh four feet front on 7th street routes 130 eet he Gepth “Suid property. hws w frontase Of 3G feet B Wehes on Tu strect road by w depth of 231 fect S inches to Sth street extended, on whieh li fronts 4 feet # inches, abd udjoins the stables of the Metropole tam Hallwoy Company. twill be sold in three iofe ny follows: One on itu street 0 feet B inches by 130 eae in depth, and two on Sth strect: each 20 feet a inches by 11 feet 8 tiches.. ‘The linproveients cousie of e sibstantial frame dwelling of about ten rooms onthe “Ferme of sale: One-fonrth cash, ms of sale : One-fourth cash, of which $100 must be puld at time of sale on each lot, aid the ealance te ecjual payments in one. two and ‘three yearn with interest; deferred payments to-be secured by deed er trust on the property sold. “All ‘couverurcling aot Recor a oi of purcuacer. is wermnotsale atest com feb days the property will be reso st tile coat and ria ofthe purchases, Ab Bathe Le Droit Bulldiry ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, } recs aplsa 456 Lo ave. ings with us, we have opened warerooms st 817 MARKET BPACE, PA. AVE, wean Ormor., ‘WASHINGTON. ‘Thesame are conducted directly by ourselves, and customers can deal with us there to precisely the same ‘advantage as at our Baltimore and New York estab- Ushments. A full assortment of our various styles of GRANDS, UPRIGHTSand SQUARE PIANOS will constantly be found on hand. ae WM. KNABE & 00. fe PIANOS FOR RENT. ‘Tuning and mptly attended to by ex perlencel workinen, = PrOMPUY attended £9 9%. $10 make, at PER MONTH WILLBUY A HANDSOME SQUARE OR UPRIGHT PIANO of best SIDNEY 7. NIMMO', ‘7th street notthwest, $5 PER MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR- GAN, ofany style, and finest make, at SLDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 433 7th strect northwest, A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND PIANOS. and ORGANS, some but slightly used, at_groat bar- gains, SIDNEY 'T. NEMMO, 433 7th street northwest, A VERY HANDSOME STEINWAY PIANO, but little ved, at an immense sacrifice; will sell on month> y installments of $10. . . SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 433°7th street northwest. pein bea Pete Aes PARLOR ORGANS at ices ranging from $23 to $60, = ‘SLDNEY ‘T. NIMMO, 433 7tn street nortawest. ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND ), but eight months old, at tremendous bargain, and payable in monthiy installments of 10. SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. AN PIA! fe12 Sremway Praxos. The Best in the World. Together with @ large as- sortment of other Pianos coustantly ‘on hand, af the AMusie Store of EDWARD EF. DROOP, Partner of the late W. G. 2 923 PEND Sole Agent for Steln m y << Sons’, Gabler” Grove. steen. Wheelock, Marshall, Wendell and other Pr anos, mh:20 G, LL. Wun & Bro, 0 7th Street northwest, wole agent for and KRANICH & BACH Gi Wonderful Seifplayh instruments. Several bar and Organs which have gans for rent, tuned and TANOS. . INQ AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS A SPE V. BECKER'S WAREROOMS, ‘801 9th street, Fine Pianos for rent and sale. ja9-3m_ HAE DAVIS € O'S GREAT SPECIALTY THEIR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. ud el 8 prices, Ht. LSI Ins Ou easy termsin Pianos rere Pianoe and. e es, now ready, a2 special Stich 811 orhues now OB AND BAUS 200 PIANOS. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL OBGAW- Pianos and Organs exchanged, repalred, tuned, boxed: for rent by day, week, mouth or year. Rent upplied if purchased. Full stock of Sc. Muate. HENRy BBERRA( 915 ¥ mS1 Managing Partner of the late firm of C0. \ENUINE “DECKER* PIANOS. GH KUM, Sole Agent, 407 10D am, So for Burdett Organk ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Varor Sroves, Do not buy until you have examined our large as- sortment, of five different makes, especially the im proved CROWN JEWEL and the DAVIS SINGLE GENERATOR STOVE, having only one burner that you have to heat, then the others are ready for use. Call and see them, in all sizes and prices. W.8 JENKS@ > ‘717 Teh street. o2 apo Just Recerven. A fall line of Jacquards, Colton Damasks, Dimity, Pisin apd Sirlped Linens for Furniture Covers CUTTING AND MAKING 100s ERS SPECIALTY. seed New Mattings in all Qua the lowe Cath Brcev ag On “Saal . 2KE! ad 301 Market Spuce, 308, 310 Sth st, a a Siscuzroy & Frercurn, 415 77H Srager Nomraweer. FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOI.- STERING GOODS, ‘We guarantee to meet any andall prices quoted by any house in the city. ‘To verify the abeVe call ahd see our cholce stock and low prices n19 FINANCIAL. Revownos Ix Wan Sram STOCK OPERATIONS. COMMISSIONS REDUCED ONE-HALF. ‘Moderate operations in 10, 20, 30 or 50 Shares legit!- mately conducted, BELTON & ROBERTSON, | BANKERS AND BROKERS, No. 12 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. (fembers N. ¥. Mining, Stock and Petroleum Ex- changeéSpuy and sell on the Exchange all active rall- Toad and other stocks, in lots of 10 TO 1,000 SHARES, ON $8 TO $5 PER SHARE MARGIN. ‘Commissions one-half usual rates, Full information sent Free on application, £28-e0o8m_ 108. EH WAGGAMAN, ij oan Real Estate Auctioneer. A PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE N—| BLE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED PROPERTY. ‘We will sell at public auction in front of the, uses, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY- SECOND DAY OF APRIL, 1885, PAST FOUK O'CLOCK M.. unimproved Lots at the northeast corner of @th and O streets, fronting 70.9 Also, sub. Lot 18, square No. 399, at the corner of 8in and O streets, 25 feet‘on Sth by BLN ok BNCESDAY, apRit. TWENTY-THTRD, 1885, ‘AT HALF-PAST FOUR OCLOCK Phe Sub. Lots A, 5, Cand D, square No. 404, being Noa. $10, 812 and’ S141 strect and No, 921 Oh street at {he joutheaae corner of Oth and Tsireets Improved by Brick Dwellings a Also, sub. 1.0t G, square 874, being No. 917 H street, ‘Lot 188 by 132.10 to Bofpotalley. ‘Brick Dwellit AND ON ERIDAY APRIL TWENTY-FOUR: 1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M— No. 7, square No. 230, at the southeast corner (5th and’C streets northwest Lot 100 feet square apd unimproved. SECTION OF Sea pra Parvarz Srock Tuzzcnara W mzs BsErwEen WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, &a. PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Brokers SSORIRG Seine, ew Fore, ‘539 15th street (Corcoran Building), Washington. Guwznat Panryens: James WHITELY, ‘H. Cavore OsKLEY, ‘Maymazp C, Evan Huwar H. Dover, Washington, D. 0, Wriiam B. Taavens, Special Partner, ‘Bay and sell on commimion sll classes of Hallway ‘3. DODGE. Beswest Parra regarding the instantly, direct from the New change. AN orders executed and reported promptly. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIBVAICT r ‘OF COLUMBIA. Peres ‘Tuomas H, Mopaay of al, complalnents, * {6.0 dangerous as well as distressing complaint. Ifne- lected, tt tends, by impairing nutrition, and de- Pressing the tone of the aystem, to prepare the way for BROWWAFS TRON TTERS. THE BEST TONIC FRYEXUAMA 42D DRDOGISTS RECOMMEND Quickly and Completely CURES DYSPEPSIA in all te forms, HEARTBURN, BELCHING, TASTING THE FOOD,@o. It enriches and parifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, end aids the assimilation of ‘Rev. J, ‘f. Rossrran, the honored pastor of the First ‘Reformed Church, Baltimore, Md., says: “Havingneed Brown's Iron Bitters for Dyspepsia ‘and Indigestion, Itake greet pleasure in recommend- ing it highiy, Also consider It « splendid tonie and in- , Aid Vary strengthening.” hee trade mark and crowed red lines on wrapper. PAKE NO OTHER. Made only by BROWN CHEMICAL 00, BALTIMORE, MD. Laptes' Haxp Boox—neeful and attractive, con- taining list of prizes for receipts, information about coins, ete., given away by all dealersin medicine. or malledto auy address on receiptof 2c stamp. 4 A : AURIS SPECIAL CLEARING SALE or EMBROIDERIES YOR THREE DAYS ONLY. ‘This sale Will be positively the greatest opportunity for securing genuine bargains ever offered. EXPLANATION. ‘We have had our usual large sale of Embroiceries, which started in January, so the three months’ selling Jeft us with any quantity of odd pleces and remnants, ‘and in order to make room for our new goods, which ‘will be opened in about one week, we have taken our entire stock of Embroideries and marked them at the uniform price of 10 CENTS A YARD FOR LOT 1. 25 DENTS A YARD FOR LOTS 2 AND 3. (Number 2 being Cambric, No. 3 being Swiss). THIS CLEARING SALE WILL TERMINATE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15TH. BBR OA OC OU COMM MM ™ og! BB AA U U MMMM ” 3gs, pe 2A oP BAERS Oss BBBOA A UU MMM S58 5 epls 416 77u STREET NORTHWEST. A Soverze. ‘We belong to the bear side of the market. In our efforts to be able to offer low prices we do some awful squeezing, and we are pleased to state that this week again we can offer some decided new attractions in ad- ition to the large number we have on hand. We offer this week: 500 Sample Cnps and Sancers, individual, this springs importation, at one-half the regular price. ‘300 Sample Dolls of every possible style made, in- cluding kid body French dolls, at 49c., and beautifully reased dolls from 25¢. up. ‘Three Joint Fishing Rods 190. Six Joint Fishing Rods, brass trimmed, reel bands, extra tip. $1.49. ‘Two Joint Bamboo Rods, 49c. Four Joint Bamboo Hods, 98¢. Six Joint Bamboo Rods, $1.79. Reels from 49c. Lines, Hooks, Floats, Sinkers, &c. Croquet at 78, 89 and 98c. per set. Roller Skates, rink pattern, 99c. and 79c. Roller Skate Wheels, 2 for 5e. ‘We have Just opened a splendid line of Baskets and would mention: Palm Lonch Baskets at 25, 29,49, 79 and 99c. ‘These are extra large goods, of best quality. Satchel Palm Baskets, all sizes, from 39c. up. ‘Willow Lunch Baskets, numberless styles, 25c. Rush Baskets, Flower Baskets, Knife Baskete, Scrap Baskets, Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Work Baskets, Work Stands, Knitting Baskets, Shopping Baskets, Traveling Baskets, Fruit Baskets, de, &c. All at remarkably low prices and of the best make. ‘Our stock at present is unusually full, and we flatter ourselves that we can show, without doubt, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS AND TOYS In the city, and, as we are continually squeezing the prices down we also awert that we are THY CHEAPEST HCUSE IN THE CITY. M.SILVERBERG & Co. 312 7th street and 313 8th street n.w., ‘Near Pennsylvania avenue. apls Serva Oresrxa: WE ARE READY TO SHOW YOU A FULL LINE OF SPRING CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. BELOW WE GIVE YOU A FEW PRICES OF THE MANY DIFFERENT STYLES AND PAT- TERNS WE HAVE IN STOCK. FOR BUSINESS: PLAID CHEVIOT SUIT AT $7.50, WORTH $11. PEPPER AND SALT MIXED SUIT AT $0.25, WORTII $10. FINE SILK MIXED CASSIMERE SUIT AT 99, WORTH 912. FOR DRESS: EINE BLACK SACK CORKSCREW SUIT, ALL WOOL GUARANTEED, AT $10, CHEAP AT $14. FINE BLACK 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY. ALL WOOL, AT $12, CHEAP AT $16. BLACK, BROWN, BLUE AND WINE-COLORED CORKSCREW SUITS FROM $10 UPWARD, ALL WOOL GUARANTEED. SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 18 TO 17 YEARSOLD FROM $4.25 UPWARDS. WE HAVE A LARGE LINE OF CHILDREN’S SUITS FROM 92.25 UI PANTS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, ALL GRADES, AT FROM $1 UP. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING C0., apé CORNER 71x AND G STREETS. Secu Noricz RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING, TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUSBAND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE ‘WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON: WHIOH I CONSIDER ASGOOD IF NOTSUPERIOR' TOSTEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMESSPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT- ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTEN: Y IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFERRING TO. ACALL ISSOLICITED AND iSTIMATAS FROMPILY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILI, Exctvsrve Aczxr, 2p26 No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR 4 STREET. onoReer aoe QOOKING PURPOSES. Cg pea ti FOR REATING BY LATRORES FOR OPEN GRATER Bh iy taNTrED. x NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE St. PAUL, MISN., April 16.-A_ spebial to the it * : “J. H. Bell, Peete dae Beamer at Wins at Be cember, was lynched last night at this place. em hs The Niagara Park Bill Passed. Aupany, N. Y., April 16,—The Ni reser. vation bill’has passed the Senate, and now for'a te€e park around Niagara falls forever, and for a free park around N makes an appropriation for the purchase of the ni —— Missing With Pabli —— 5 Port Jervis, N.Y., April 16.—John Hooltban, late sppervisor of the town of Hancock, Deis- Rare counts, ts miming with #1,800 of the town funds. When the town auditors met to settle with him they found a di his ac- counts, and he refused to pay the amount un- less the auditors would accept the coupons of town bonds recently decided. to be valueless. This offer they refused, and has not been seen since Monday. ——— ‘The Petersburg Bank Troubles. A NOLLE PROSEQUI ENTERED IN THE CASE OF TELLER WHYTE, PrTERsBvne, VA.. April 16.—In the hastings court to-day the case of the commonwealth against W. W. Whyte, late teller of the defunct Planters’ and Mechanics’ bank, was called and the commonweulth’s attorney asked that a noile prosequi be entered. Whyte was indicted last January for making fraudulent entries on the teller’s book of the bank, whereby RB. A. Young was credited with having deposited at ditferent times funds to the amount of $6,900, when {n fact no such deposits had ‘ever been made by Young. For this offense Whyte has been tried twice, but each time the Jury failed toagree. ‘The ground upon which the nolle prosequi Was asked Was that the com- monwealth ey had_been- unable to ob- tain auy new evidence against the accused, aud that it was his belief that another trial would result fn the disagreement of the Jury or an ac- quittal and prove @ fruitless expense to the commonwealth. ‘The court thereupon ordered thata nolle prosequi be entered, but instructed the attorney for the commonwealth that should he be able to obtain any new evidence against the accused the prosecution could be reuewed, ee Wheat Continues to Decline. CuicaGo, April 16, 10:15 a. m.—On the curb, last evening, there was a severe revulsion from the war feeling which still prevalied among the Wheat traders, and June wheat, whieh closed on the board at 9144, was reported to have been sold In offices at 80%, This morning, despite the general current of talk that is quoted in the London cables, British consols were posted lower and the English grain markets were quoted firm, wita the full advance in prices demanded.’ This served to strengthen wheat ut the opening, and June was quoted at 904, with some reported sales at 91. The sell- ing movement was very large, however, abd the market quickly declined to 89% SS No Vote at Springfield To-day. SPRINGFIELD, IL., April 16.—In Joint as- sembly this morning 60 senators and 145 rep- resentatives answered roll call, There was no vote cast for Senator. parse eens Robbed and Then Burned the Mill. Lancaster, Pa., April 16.—Thieves robbed the grist mill’ of Charles Hillard, in Salisbury township, last night, and then set fire to the building, whieh, with all the contents, was com- letely destroyed. The loss is heavy. The Yelsh mountain gang are believed tobe the perpetrators of the outrage. ———— Arbor Day in Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, April 16.—Arvor day was duly observed here by the planting of trees te the park, public squares, and gome of the streets and around school houses. The weather was favorable. n Digna’s Forces Dispersed. LA, April 16.—Natives report that n Digha's forces have gradually dispersed, ‘as the British troops have occupied the places upon which the hostile Arabs depended for water and forage. Telegraphic Briefs. Wm, H, Ringgold, of Baltimore, gentlemen's furnishing goods dealer, made an assignment to-day. Liabilities, $11.656, and assets, $3,000. —— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. Ine flowing ae the opens ang Bao pan preenot "Sew. Vor Stock. Man aks Special wire to. H. Dodge, 590100 sureet. Name, n 87 || | 2d N. iti, Tones Pac es Coton Pac je] Wea Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., April 16.—Virginia sixes, oon- solidated. t-te COUY + 38; Dew Sm solinatea, 0's past-die Coupons trees, BAe; Se GROnE ain aad etapa a wa me ees 1.10, steady western lower, cl guthern amber, 1. direction, The line was ots a nt to the corner of atreet. ‘Mr. Charles H. Marshall, Tode at the head of the line with the following stadt: Right ald. John H. Smith: left ald, Tilgh- staff, in . . 0. Holmes, W. ay Sanders “Richard “An: ic a Matthew Lawson, Albert Brooks, Geo. ‘Charles ‘Robinson, A. F. Hedman, Wm. soot, ohn T. C. Bi Brown, L. C. Cook, F. ‘Hamil ‘m. H. Thomas, Daniel D. Frank Gwynn, Frank ' Anderson, Stuart Campbell, Clement Smith, Win. Mt Sohn H. Brooks, Francie Hawkins, Wai. Jeremiah Jom Edward Lawson, Gamer, i. Wm. H. smith, Way- ran Brooks, Chan Me fivon Lewis T Jackoon, Joba Lee, Lawrence Wi E. W. Burnett, Chas. Gari, John Keith. mambers 6 the tended the manbal Ct moun THE FiRst DIVISION, Which was preceded by the National band, was formed as follows:—Butler zouaves, Capt. Ben- err Young, commanding; batialion Company ., Lieut. Moore; Com: t. Jno. HL Sonnson, First Lieut Punk Perry, Vashingt cadet corps, with dram corps, Maj! C. A. Ficel Wood commanding battalion: Adjutant J. T. H. Malvin; A. Capt. Arthur Brooks, Lieut. BM. Law, Company fy Capt. Jno. Brown, Lieut. R.W. Davlage: Company'¢, Capt, W. H, Lee, Lieut, A. L. Alexander Capital Clty G ‘Cony ‘A, Capt, Thos, S.dcelly, First Lieut Jno, iH. ipbell, Second’ Lieutenant Ghee. H. Hull; Company B, Capt. W.P. Gray Firat Lieut. J. E. Perry, Second Lieut. L. 8! Cary; Webster Rifles, Capt. P. H. Simmons, Lieutenants Johnson and Green. Knights of St. Augustine, No. 1, with Excel- stor band—L. J. Herbert, commander: James Boe AT Mekekee eiibe Gaunt Camas, uty; . cher, 6c! % wi Coakley, ‘marshal. Knights of St. Augustine, No.3, of West Washfngton—Jonn ‘bernard y uty, Ignatius Stillman, Capt sergeant-atarms, Chas. Turue iages containing the orator of the day, the members of the committee of arrangements, speakers and distinguished guests. ‘THE C1VIC DIVISIONS. The other divisions comprised organizations representing the various sections of the city. Several of the districts boasted of gaily deco- rated chariots, upon which rode In regal state the queens of the districts, surrounded by thelr maids of honor. At the end of each division came long lines of carriages containing commit. teemen and others, and at the end of the line of cari ‘@ motley array 0! jecoral fantastically for the occasion. Tho second division, marshaled by Young, with Richard Bruce and 8. I. Young aids, Was headed by the first district Light fantry, Win. E. Donglass, captain, The third division was’ marshiled by Wm, Hunter, with J Hen- H. in- lohn Grinnel and Walter derson aids. It included the Eman club, of West Washington, Arthur president; Laboringmen’s association, Haines, stale nd cadets, Capt, Lewis Johus ally decorated chariot. hope ‘The fourth Givision was headed by the Ger- mantown band; Geo, W. Phillips, chief mar shal, John Norris and John ©. Minor aids. — It included the Eighth District club, J. H. Me- Donald, president; G. W. Stewart, chairman of the committee of "arrangements Star Spangled Banner club, joward, president, with a reg ey of cadets, under 1 Me- Dowell; the Golden Star club, John F. Reed, resident, and @ chariot, upon which Miss lary Waters presided as quern. The East Washington division was headed by the Pupilsof Honor of the 19th districtsc. W. E. Green, president: Le East Washington Twilight club, ter, president, and the Indepen pation club,John Ambush, presid er, Vice president, and H. Primrose secretary. The Puplis of Honor and the Independent Emaneipation club marched with canes, aud presented a very creditable appearance, The sixth division comprised the organiza- tons of the 11th, 17th. a districts, South vis Lewis, secretary. Henson ‘Shor: Washington. John F.N. inson,the mar- al, had Lewis Wells and &. L. Webster as aids. In this division marched the Emanci- pation, club, of South Waxhington, George A. Wells, ‘president; J. F. Wilkin fon, secretary; Joseph Thompson J. W. Branson, chairman committee of arrange nis; William H. Brown seeretary; the Gar fleld Guards, Capt Campbell; Hod Carriers’ un- | # # fon, No. 1, L! Couxeil, Xo. 2, Grand Commander John Beckwith, and mai shal, James Marshull; St. Luke's Lodge, No. Order of St. Joan's, J. W. Branson, mars delegations ‘from the Good Samarituus and Friends of Zion; the Congressional Social club of the tenth district, Lewis Butler, president; Drivers’ Relief Club, No. 2, George “Johns president; John Bennett, marshal. Upon South Washington chariot, which was a vei lofty structure, was enthroned the queen, Miss Maria Brown, attended by twelve maids of honor and fifty little children, Th escorted by Geonge Fitzhugh, John Bambry, and John coi mittee, 21 in’ number, Mrs. chairman, rode in carriages. ‘The procession marched over the route pubs Ushed in THE STAR, visiting every sectic the city and passing in review belore. the trict Commissioners at 44 street and the Presi- dent at the White House. When passing down dig street, after the pro- cession started. # telegraph wire, which was low, caused a great deal of trouble and swept the decorations ‘off the top of several of the chariots, At the meeting at Lincoln Memorial church binson. president; Preston John to-night Register Bruce will preside. Frederick Douglass will be the orator ot the evening, Other speakers will be Prot. J. M. Gregory, A. St_A. Smith, Rey, R.S. Laws, J.T. Johuson’ and “W. C, Chase, AT THE WHITE HOUSE. ‘The provession arrived at the White House a few minutes after 2 o'clock. It was reviewed by the President. It took almust an hour for the procession to pass. NOTES, Althongh the board of schoo! trustees did not grant a holiday in the colored schools, many of the schools, and especially those in South Wash- Wg ee were deserted this afiernoon, tary Manning granted leave to colored employes of the ‘Treasury department who wished to celebrate. The District Commissioners granted leave of absence jor the day to most of the colored em- ployes of the District buildings. —— District Government Afni MAKING PLANS FOR A NEW SCHOOL BUILDING. Pians are being by Architect Brad: in_ the office of the buliding inspector for a new eight room school house to be erected In West Washington on P street, between 32d and 33d streets. This site is at the rear of the Curtis building. The new building will take the place of the“Buzzard Mansion” house, where a school has been kept for omg vod Past, and which has fallen into ag ‘he new building will be erected during the summer vacation, and an effort willbe made to have it ready for ‘occupancy in September next. The old Stevens school building on 2ist streei, between K and L, will be remodeled during the summer yaca- a= % Preservation of Fish in the River. ‘THE INVESTIGATION PROF. BAIRD I8 MAKING. Prof. Baird, of the Smithsonian Institute, under date of April 16th, replies to the letter ‘of the Commissioners, says he is in receipt of Mr. Page's communication to the Commis- sioners, asking that the waste from the works of two companies (the Washi: Ammonia ‘and Chemical company, of which he is ae ee et treasurer. | G. U. 0. of Chaldeans, District | tt ‘occurred between the ithe former generally With thelr own Biedgeons, "The {diy filed up with wounded men. and doors of decorated houses were nissan How THE AxoLo-Russia® DIFFICUMTY Mar ‘BE Rerrien.—There ts littie in Anglo-Russian aituation It ts eal and w i® satisfactorily Komaroft's recent movementa, cede Pmidat ts ‘Russia on condition that the willing. Renee that the Shah ef Persie bas of- fered Fugland 50,000 men in the event of war with Russia, MARRIED. BROWN -—MCELPEESH. April Pigg, PENRY T. BROWN to big h iad CADY—COXEN. On November 17th. 194 pee CAE Caterer are ac CADY Sat he ith SOE Doth of thie ety. LOEB-SPANIER. At the residence of petites rents, 1215. N street, on Wed SSS. by) Kev. L Sterh, SUEY a La shading boin of Washington * DIED. BALL. on . Apt 14th, 1865, at 2080 mer Ron BaLl: a Lem 2008. a AR street northwest, on Friday ape Sees et [iskitimiore papers pleasecopy.) No flowem, > Ps CONNER. On April 14, 1886, ot 14.0, Yi ENTINE CONNER afters short Lines, te the Siguth peat okie age. chal om 1 teslaence of hi. broth soem. Bay. April Tih,ot Bp one tarloninee ned Whee, iia, wt 8 pa vee Fespacttully invited vo attend. _ PUL, On April 14th, INKS, at theOarkete ovpital, Wanhingtos, Dee of LAS CORNWELL, the devoved sand be joved husband of Laura T Cornwell, and sesond Ssaaar aces Soca a at 7 : ap AR 1B a 7 88 pom ot Figrinusdinian erect May she rest in peace. Amen, Funeral will take place April 17th, at three m., frotn her Inte residence, corner Third art Miarsinnd avenne norubeast.” Relatives nnd ~ the fami are respectfully invited to attend. 5 KENDALE. On Tuesday, April 14th, 1988, gir muddents. SOHN I: KiSkDalste ts the saver, Senr or in ‘Funieral from ‘hie late 000 F street northiwent, ou Priday,-aqwil sth; two oeksek Friends of the family invited to eitend. “2 MAURY. in St. Louis do, om Apri 885, JOHN WALKER MACH: tn te Chir hia pee Of bis age. won of C. . Maury, of Chis city. Foneral will tks place fun the church, of she aw ccusion + Apri 17th, xt four Feieuds (wit pthc RACHEL, beloved daughi Jolin Melee, —— ‘A vacant seat in our house today, ‘oF Gout hus called from us away” 5 dear wister to dwell with Bian Iu bli beyond the skien McFEE, Fell asleep in Jor, Ags 2am sess, Our home was her and pride And to tmprove i all she tried. Yet God who knowet all tuings best, Let ber en Thal Tet, Puneral on Sunday, Apri! 19th, at ftom her residences 349 Tal striae scuteeete DS 2:18 pany aficr four Sereidal ndemitin, VICTORIA HEX EMENER TON-eaet i genet moment tap s VAN REASSELA! ot April 16th. InkS, PHILIP SCHUN LR poumpet son of Gratz and Catharine ‘Veu#l i es orn ch ew hog . = pi from th. Feadcnce of tis parent S045 Weare enigciowne Bre : WILLIAMS, On Wednestay morning, Appi 15th, Are ey, muncuoe ee Mineaa wile of Albert Williains. = S® Denies, Her busy hands are folded, wee sore h is done, lor wartare on earth is ended, ‘Her battle's fought and won. Bow sen. atid |, how . pnesvinve, lonely every apes whe Seer, ‘Wearysfor we beat i'n . By Is. Friends of the tunily are invited to attend her fune- Tal, on FFidas, at 3.0 clock p.m.,at the Me E church, at Tenlestown, b, C Mesidence, 1543 High street, NG. In, thle tty, on Taesday, . im. MARY "YOUN, tathe Ripe from the residence of her brother, 1. F. O21 Virginia avenue southwest gulem mass St, Dominic's church Priday, 17m, at UNDERTAKERS. Reeve am RF. HARVEY, UNDERTAKER, _apl4-im uy Vaile Ave IW. RYBCR RY (ATH STREET PURNTTURE AND U TAKING EATALLISIAGST, OE A od BEL R UNDERZAKER, Corner of G st.and New y ave. ms fattention to all dewils of funerals. B CAIN 8 OO crete. TOIT Ten wt, between New Yorke “WASHINGTON, , ™ born, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, ‘Nos. 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest asd 735 Sth st. southeast. Telephone call No. 654. @24un ——_ee_=_-_=A_>_—_—_—_ Eo UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, 612 Lith street northwest, _Telephone eat! 967-4. aaeoateeneneenein TLL ESRD FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, je connection: Lozw Teh street northwest, Bear Le ibe one La WRG umn, PAT WA MDENTaxEM XD FUNERAL DIRBCEOR, 1397 och wtrees ‘Telephone call 700 i) ne