Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1885, Page 5

-_ =~ _—_-_ THE EVENING STA ———r ei WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDA® FOR_SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. Fo SALE-THEE® SMALL BRICK HOUSES for $2. x one-balfcash; Balance op time, now Tented for per month. Address OWNER, Star t R SALB_ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT gp complete Lweiling Hones ts the cy, located ‘ite Within two ares of tue Ariiugton. T RUTHER! 226 F tn. FOR SAL iin Genirabiy ol : Bient to street cars. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 Fst. nw. may Site WOR SALE — A COSY TWO-STORY PRAME, brick ms seven rooms, 1m. £, with two-story Rorthwest, only OO; a 12 per cent Investment. HT. LEfPOLD. 1831 F st. nw. JROR SALE—HAS my93t FE SALB1 ot. Ost. 000; Loth 3 3th and Hew York: ave: comer 10th and R sta. and one near mension office. Bargains, myo3t Tou A. MCINTIRE, 918 Fat. # low price of $7,500. . ‘The lot fron Font, Is 29 seer 6 inches trout by abot 115 feat dee oved by a two-story brick dwelling. - Fa Heo ONY BEE INO. AA PRESCOTT, _my®7t 416 Pest. n. A Aa usin Honsesin che Northwest, ani) in other ts of the city, from $1,000 to A h = OTNOL AL. PRESCOT! _my9-7t st. OR SA rE) modern improvements, Glows Lot aud ti ground 21x10; fat conditio near ldth st; will sell for heed use. Permit to inspect appiy to York uve. mys ww. 221 Fin.w.,m.t. Q 1208 5th n'w..ni. : 380 501 6th n.w...1.,6r.4,000 000) 305 6th n.w.m.L;Sr-4,500 1.976.0u0 3H n.w.m.i. Sr... 4,500, mys JOR BAL HOUSE, 16TH and P sts. nw. This is one ofthe best ballt and Most desiruble hovses now on the market, The closest inspection invived: lot 40 by 50; forty feel of parkLaz: . $15,000; terms easy For permit & WAGGAM ‘LE THAT VER DESIRABI c PROP. ty, 7! ‘7th st. + OF i reoran Gal- Jery. Lot 279x107 to lo-fwotaliey. Wee EERIE OLD, 1331 F stn. my7-3t OR SALE 243 lorn = &. NEw Brick; six rooms, bath and cella idern improve: ents $2,300. P. LM Owner and Builder), i +m Fens MASSACHUSETIS AVE. N. W, Four-room House and kitchen, with gus, water and all conveniences: newly fitted ap.” Apply on promises four squares east of ney Pension ofice.—-mnyT- WOR SALE NEAT 6-RooM BRICK HOUSE 629 South Carolina ave., §7UU cash and $500 in 3 Years A good barwain. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, $28 F street, BARGAIN- BEAUTIFULLY LO- cated, seven-room Brick, om Q, between 16th and sth ste nw. Only $4,650, for the next tep days, WAL wi ® 1006 F st. Dw. my+¢t VOR SALE-NINE-ROOM BRICK, MODERN improvements, on Sth st. n.w., near M: first-class gonditle : good investment; $3,200. WALKER & WILSO) 006 F st. nw, myst FLOR SALE OR RENT—THDSE THREE HAND- some nine aud twelve room Heuses, numbered 1413-1415 und 141717: t. nw. NEWTON & BERRYMAN, ap7-t.th,s, 2m 310 F at Fz SALE—-HOUSES—-I HAVE AN ELEGANT Hi fiesidence of 13 rooms on N st. between 17th and Sth sts. n.w., for sale, inclu ibe Car hades, Gos isiures, Curtain Fixtures, Mirrors, Cornleos, 207 at$16 000." Apply to Me _ INO. A. PRESCOTT, _my27t 1416 F st. nw. JOR SALE Se offer for sale the following property, belonging to the estate of the late James ¥. Davis: Fivestory marble front bulldi Penney Hotel. 4-story brick dwelling, 615 6th st. n.w. 2-story brick dwelling, 627 Virginia ave. sw. Square 886, contalning about 95,000 square feet of ound, between 7th and 8th aud Land M sts. n.e., amedintely opposite Deaf and Dumb institute. For further information apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 621 ‘Pennsylvania ave. ORSAT. RENT ON LEASE), 2 ELEGANT new houses, 12 rooms each, cor Mass. ave. and 5th st. n.w.; ‘The houses are built in the most sub- Santial manner, press brick fronta, brown sfove trun- mings, bay windows, porches: cherry wood mantels with looking giassés, handsome tile facings and earths, open fire grates ih every rota, furnace, gas fixtures of crystal and bronze and the inside finish is of California red wood polished, plumbing first-class; houses open for Inspection: for iurther fnformation apply tothe owner, H. GOLDSCHMID, 812-7th st. n apz2- OR SALE—FIRST-CLASS GSTORY_ PRES brick Hrouse. 813 9th st. n.w.: contatng 11 rooms, dsomely Hpished and all the latest improvements. Applicants are uot admitted without permission of the owner. R. GOLDSCHMID, $12 7th 21m Known a9 621 ‘ania ave., and being part ofthe Metropolitan ap23-1m POE Sle THREE HOUSES. 1000 and 1002 St. and 364 K st sw. Inquireat LEONHARD Be 1002 4% st. 5: rezs-3m* MONEY TO LOAN. $500, $300, s,m, foney in hand. Charges TIRE. 915 F st nw. EXCHANGE, BANE, O11 F ST—SAFETY, DE posit and storage. "Money advanced op perso1 Droperty, Pianos and Furnlcure, with or witout re- Moval Fireproof vaults, ap20-Im* MoOsEx,19 POSN ON REAL ESTATE OR AVE Collateral Security, such as Notes, secured by Sail of Hust. City Bonds, Railroad Stack yud Bonds, e te, wellen $1,000, moderne BA. Oe : myS3t Chattel Mortgage. Drawbacl dorsed Noies or any investment securities, RA. PHILLIPs, 1423 New York ave nw. my4 50,000 ae MONEY TO LOAN. 5 1,390 [ap21] T. E WAGGAMAN. ee ti Ww TAN 921 Fst. nw. 2 NOW IN HAND TO LOAN ON ap proved real estate security at lowest rate of in- terest: no delay. Ps apli2m & TOWNSEND, at 1416 F st. nw, $5,000, 4500, $10,000, s3,000, $2,000, to loan on Keal Estate. apo HUPTY & DYER, 13th and F sts, MGREX TOLOAS ON REAL ESTATESECUR- Vib ity of the District, at 6 farses interest; facilities ior repayment uneyualied: we HARNG. Tr ington 3 Batlding Ase n, YOOL, core ith and Mo EY TO LOAN, a At Lowest Rates of Interest. R.O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F streets northwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit) on approved Real Entate secur. moderate. Gi. sis ow. £253 ™ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SALE—FINE . HORSE, PHAETON AND Harness Addrem Rooms 5 and 6, McPherson louse. TORSA! FBOOD, PHAETON ANDVERY FINE Fitemesssi00. apel st WRIGHT'S restanzant, cor. 1h and H sia, myO-2t * IE BALE—-ONg WHITE HORSE AND SIDE ‘agon and Harness. Apply at 123 Penna. ave. n. Ww, myO-3t° FS SALE—A CHILD'S BED, HAIR MATTRESS andaprluge: also a set of buggy harmess, both in good conditt Apply at 1329 a < R BAT. fountaln, OR SALE—RESTACRANT SAL of the finest stands in Maryland: elegant ‘Up: established 25 years Present owner in delicate health. Addregs, wiih real name, J. M. JONES, 1318 ‘14th st. n. ‘Washington, D C. my ner ey eee narthwest; Le, Partha on oF qhange for i ‘see 1424 ew York ave, F Staton at Pom! 80 $400. eat Cottages: ta PE $8.9, 08 mail cauh wad gnthly psy Wilcox Jory Tenctylvania ave Rw. VERY LOW FIGURE, TWi Bet Gr stom cen wD ‘abroad. WM. PYOUNG, 1308 F st, n.w. Fo SALE—I HAVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, Mage ee many desirable aaa in the north- west Cees Darts of the city. y_ stock is com- plete. and will try to suit rs in quality, quantity and price. Z A. PRESO ‘s at 1416 F st. n.w. ON MERIDIAN HILL—Lo- ‘and Ontario avenues, mi OR SALE—THE BEAUTIFUL AND NON-EX- plosive Mason Electric (oll) Lamps, 60 candle power. Never break or smoke chimneys. Prices very low. Agents wanted everywhere. 804 Pa. ave. 1m {OR SALE—A MEAT AND PROVISION STORE; fine location: will sell cheap for cash: satlsfuctory reasons given for selling. Apply at 1327 6th st.n. w, my9-6t* A SERY STORE (IN Ci Jecation), doing good business, with stock and fix- tures. Also, horse. Wagon, harness, and . Rea son = selling, Ul health. Address b. F. J., Star office. mee WOR SALE—EXTRAORDINARY CHALLENGE (Hopper! Bieycle: 50 Inch; haif nickeled; too large for owner; will be sold at @ ‘Ssucrifice. Can be seen at P stylegand finish, rk. and warranted, consisting indsot Top Bugytes, from 210 Ibs EEK»: 6 different styles of Phaetons, at 4 diferent styles of Cagoptes, at N rentstylesof Exteusions,at WEEKS’ wks of Surreys, at_M different styles of Dayton Wagous, st M 3 ditfwrent styles of Automatic Jump-Seat Top Buggies; “These are the Boss."” Speciaities in all kinds Road and Village Carts, second-hand Carriages, at MEEKS'. All kinds of tz Harness, Whivs, Lup Kobes, &: ext $22.50, Busey Harness in Uie country. ‘Repairing and painting ot all kinds wil ly attended to. Customers will be promp! Teceive pohte attentlo; dating terms, at ME! Best of prices and accommo- mys-1m R BICYCLE, PERF ‘Columbia Bail Bes., ew, $75: 60 Br. Chall, eled ‘special Col. Pail Stand. Col., nearly new, $90; 54 od Harvard, $80; 50 nicieled Br. Chall., good aa +, $100: 56 nicked Expert. ood as new, $125; 58 Expert, $100. SCRIBNER’S, Fenton Hall, F st, near 1th, up stairs, No connection with store on’ first floor. myS-2t* Pedals, JPOR SALE—-SADDI. ponixgenrn old, end sound. Also, cart, harness, aad- dle and bridie. separately. Apply to Lic 1 of repay myS-3t For SALE—A SBINCH, HALF NICKEL, pert Columbia Bicyete; bell bearin, as new: a bargain. Address CYCLE, ‘ap2 ,1OR SALE-68 LINEAL FERT OF FENCE, Ck dar posts 12 feet long, 2x14 Georgia base and falls, Inquire of H.M. DiLLINGER, 004 G st. n.w, my4.6, VOR SALE—HORSE—COM TO THE BRIGHT- ‘ood Driving Park to bny a good horse. Fair ex- made by Messrs. COFFIN & LICHAU. 2 ALE—Tith STOOK AND FIXTURES OF y and Provision Store tn a good lucation siness; reason for selling, proprietor is m other dusliess “Rent moderate, Adress GROCER 01 ERG bell. &¢ good tar oftice. LE—CHEAP-A LARGE DRAFT HORSE: and wetghing 1220 Ib SHINGTON BRICK MACHINE CO., 14th and Boundary sts. ne, my-' R SALE-THE LOWEST PRICED AND Finte: economically shaped der of banding 1Asie Rorthwest Washington for home or speculative bala. urposes: in close proximity to Dupont circle: Av handsome medium sized houses Could’ be" ercoted o& this ground to sell at a figure which would assure rapid sale, or at the asked this must prove a most profitable investment for the near future. J. B. WIMER, 1424 New York ave. myd-3t POR SALE_ATA BARGAIN: TWOSMALL LOTS on Pst., between 17th and 18th sts. n.w.; each 16 by only 90 feet deep to a 30-foot alley. A very desira blepince forsmall houses, LOUIS ¥. SHOSMARER 920 F st. n.w. mys3t OR SALE—A FINE LOT ON K 8T,, BETWEEN 17th and 18th sta, n.w., south side; size 30% 1, by 1474p f., to an alley 20 feet wide; one of the most ini- proving parts cf the city: price $2 per square foot. Old maildings on the lot Br i rena, of bo pee wim. my7-8t__ FITCH, FUX & BROWN, 1437 Pa. ave. ‘OR SALE—AT MONTELLO, INTERSECTION of New York ave. and 20ih st. n.e., 7 minutes by B. and O, trains, very cans building lots, Address L. C, LOOMIS, Montelio Box; or Mquire on the premises. + apl-wés.2m ‘OR SALE—Q ST. ADSOINING NEW HAMP- sire ave. n.w., several fine building Lots, with south fronts, now CR cheap. HOS. J. my6-6t COUNTRY BOARD. ANTED—BY JUNE 1ST, BOARD IN THE country, for gentleman and wife; conventent to the city. Address, stating location, terms, &., Box 17, Star office. - ae it NGLESIDE, NEAR arn STREET ROAD, ONE mile from Boundary. For rent two sultes of large ms. Algo, single Rooms with Board; extensive grounds, well shaded. ite W aie (boar IN Tit COUNTRY, CON venient to city, for gentleman, wife and three children. Address, giving ful! purticulars, Box S\Btar was D—5 OR ¢ EGRN[SMED ROOMS IN the suburbs, or a furnished house. Must be first- class, and nofancy prices be entertained. For sum- only, Address. Star ome. UMMER BOARDING—THE HOTEL AT WASH- ington Grove Camp Ground ts for rent; 21 miles from the city on Mettepeiitan railro y FP. SIMPSON, Sec., 1 Peupsylvanis Ae W ANinD—AT 4 PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAT in the mountains of Virginia a few Boarders for thesummer months. Address JAMES JETT, Wash- ington, Rappahannock Co., Va. my@-s,tugthim OBTAIN PLEASAN Je Bowrd, in private family count Fy residen wiles from Laurel Station, on B.ind O, RR; references exchanged. MRS. J. Lawel, Ma, awew' CSEXTEY BOARD-FOR PLEASANT SUM Board apply to Mrs. VELRS, Rockville, Md. Re erences: J. W. Warren, 462 Louisiana aye; J. A. 928 Louisiana ave.; R. Ross Perry, 342 Dsi.;J. corner 1th and F sta, myzed* GUMMER BOARDING—BRIGHTWOOD _STA- \O Uon, Metropolitan Branch B. ad O. R. R., six miles from elty; location desirabie; terms moderate: convenient for those in the Departments: no children. taken. ARPY at Cottage Market, 818 14th st. n. w. Monday, Inesday and Friday, at 4 p.m. VOR SALE_—SUN DIA OOKING STOVES, ammer cooking with half the cost und none of able of coul tires. Open rousters and perfect baking ovens. (34s hot water generators to suppiy hot water in pipes and avoid any use of range in summer. Agent—K G. CAMPBELL, Plumber, 517 loth st. u. myé-3m_ for SALE—AT AUCTION, 6 UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS AND 3 ORGANS, Saturday, May 9h, at 4 p, m. DUNCANSON BNOS,, Auctioneers, The above are now on exhibition and private sale at store room of the Exchange Back, 911 F st w 56 -E-RELIARLE, FINE LOOK PAM- Horse. safe for ix Jump-seat Carriage.neerly: Single Harness: 3200, Also, Saddle and Driv- 3 minutes; safe, reliabl Arsened, city.m | EXPERT COLUMBIA, two 50-inch British Chal? Harv; S50: 52, Harvard, ey Be the Pawnbroker’s Store, 314 g il persons having goods on de] notice. Giny: For Seta Mowers, Vases, sit Will p SEED, ins, Rustic Basiets Mist mw. “Penn: m; F ivanta JOR SAL 100,000 No. 1 hand-made press Bricks, 1,000,000 No. 1 hand-made merchantable Brick: Sample, 1014 Ps octave; grand scale: superb tone: nearly new, Lavine been used but one year. Owner leaving tie city. This isa rare bargain. Also, one nearly new handsome Square Plano,carved legs, «ces very rich tone, for oiny $175; §10 per month. ply at once at PIANO EXCHANGE, | myl POR SALE-ONE UPRIGHT PIANO, THREE strly vw each note, excellent tone, $150; 01 Fight, $75; one square, with pateut’ agraff. §: Pianos and orgaus to rent. HUGO WORCH © 926 7th st. n. w. ap FS SALE-TWO MAGN ‘TRIPLE strung Upright. good as new, and three fine Square Pianos, ai a great sacriiice, for cush, or on easy terms. ara. L. WILD & BROS: plano wate room S18 Tk st Dw. ap25-Ilm* PS! Sale Ency ct oP-epras: THE AMERT cen (Appleton’s). All the volumes delivered by Bagg the price of one volume monthly Address x 86, Star office. apls-2 ie ‘OR SALE — 26 NEW DAYTON WA NS, cheapest in the city. We build to order 3 spring ‘Wagons, and all classes of work on monthly ments. PEARCE & MERTZ, 1349 High st., Wet Washingtou. 2 we ‘OR SALE—LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING aud Summer Carriages, yew and second-hand tons, Surreys, Extension Tops, McCauli and Day- ton's Jumnp-Seais, ‘and the latest styles out. JOHN AL YOUNG, 313 6th st. 1-3m YOUNTRY ROARD NEAR SOLDIER'S Ho} veverything first-class. Address ROSEMONT, ce. my7- BoAEvars WANTED AT BLADENSBURG, MD. iB. & O. R. Fine rooms and shady premises: inlik, vegetables and fruit. Unsurpassed water. Ref- grences exchanged. Terms $6 a Week. “Address M. .. Bladensburg, Md. mny4-Im* BOOKS, &c. “Cxvorr Ox Tue Fixe Our resident Book buyer In New York saw a chance day before yesterday and availed himself of it,—ready cash goes along way in these thmes,—and as a conse quence OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT will display to- morrow a line of special bargains to delight the souls of lovers of good reading. DICKEN’S WORKS, a beautiful 15 volume ealtion, elegantly bound in cloth. at THACKERAY’S COMPLETE some volumes, fully lustrated, at.. GEORGE ELIOT'S COMPLETE WON bound in cloth, at. MACAULEY'S His’ bound volumes, at.. A WHOLE HOST OF LA comprising ull the favorites of the day, pated covers, per volume. 19 cts. 4 OOMPLETE LINE OF “CAXTON” EDITIONS ofstandard works, bound in cloth und gold.at 28¢, SONG AND INSTRUMENTAL FOLIOS, at.......26¢. ANEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF JUVENIL W RES FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES, AT VILY REDUCED PRICES. BEAUTIFUL AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH ‘ALBUMS, AT 10 CENTS AND UPWARDS. © BAUM’S BOOK DEPARTMENT, My8,9,13,15,22 416 SEVENTH STREET. Jusr Recerven- “TRAJAN.” ‘The history ofa sentimental young man, with some episodes in the Comedy of Many Lives’ Errors, in lumi A novel by HENRY F. KEENAN, G. A. WHITAKER, Bookseller and stationer, my5 1106 Pennsylvania avenue, ERCULATING LIBRARY. . NEW BOOKS AND BEST PERIODICALS SOON AS ISSUED. Also specifil attractions and bargains in Stationery. Mra, LUCY L, HUNTER, my2-eo 1749 Pennsylvania Avenue. ‘OR SALE—LARGE STOCK OF NEW, SECOND- hand Carriages, Buggies and Phaetons, 25 new foe Sea ‘Wagons of my own make, 3 sizes, at a reduced —— 20 new Racine Seeing W us, 4 sizes. 1am e sole agent for them for the District. It will pay youtogive mea call. All of this work at reduced Prices. and sold on time to suit purchasers Factory, aaae Recovers cite 32a -pository, 1234 st, mb28-3m JAS. K. PROBEY. FPO, SALE SEVERAL SECOND-HAND LAN: daulettes, Coupeletts, Coupe Rockaways, Con Brougbams and Victori new and second-hand Phie- tons, Extenston-tops and ies, and also other new and second-hand carriases. “This Worle ‘will be. bold cheap to close out. che ese ont, Repairing promptly aitended to. ) . G AM, Repository and Factory, 410- 416 8 thstreet northwest. ‘429 — T EAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REALES- tate or coliaceral security at lowest rates o No delay when security 1s good. 0. CG 2, Firemen's buliding, cor. “th st. and La Q ONEY To Loan VEL Tn sums to suit, at lowest rates, on approved real estate security. FIT FOX & OWN, 020 Pennsyivaniaave. M Coe LOWES? RATESOF INTEREST, Ai >i ES oN J ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 1824 F st. nw. Rk. AND \E. SELDE 2 Mi8SOUKI AV. below Penusyivania ave. n. PLES RE MUIEMAN CORES PILES BY direct treatment, without the use of knife, caustic ature. Cure guaranteed Cun be consulted at st, n.w. froin 4 to 6 p.m. ap2-2m* DILFS. PSs anwsrroxes Painless Cure In 24 hours, without Surgery, Caustic or Exposure, 402 Sth st. n.w., coruer D st. 4101 2 daw Dak ZPARKER, OF BOSTON AA nelle Healer: Wonderful Cures nds; SS., MAG. yy laying on of Tvous and Chronic Diseases a specialty. Will BUSINESS CHANCES. visit patients Olfice hours 1 to 8 p.m. 425 D st nw. a2 = _2 7 NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE T RS, BROWN (COLORED) TAKES LADIES cheap to a sinall family. Village Cart me | MI berore and curiae as t her nice home, 3 forsaie “$25 Isth st. nw. (+ | Missouri ave uw., where they will have the best ot Fok Sali A REAL STATE AND INSURE sauce Business Office, furniture. plat books 4c. Location first-class. Part} leaving the clty the reason for selling. ‘udrgs REAL EVE E AGENT, Star office. it YOLONIAL BEACH LOTS FOR SALE.—LOTS 15 aud 16, $550 each; Lot 244, $125; Lots 71, 73, TH, 75 and 76, at $60 each. Fe eee SS STARRISON, 1837 Fmt nw. FOE SALE-A BUSINESS ESTABLISHED FOR fen yearsin @ good location. Address Box 147, Star office. myT-St* Fob SALESSHEEP RANCH IN TEXAS NOW on a paying basis, with ail requisites for successful Qpetation. Fine flock merivo sheep and stock. First class house, burn, fences aud corralls, acres excelleny land, sb under fence, 50 under cultivation: Smiles from allroad station We referengos. For particulary and terms write to B. M. ENGILISIE w Fi xa. my6-lw* OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED DINING Room, centrally Wucated, cheap, for cash. doi usinens from $55 to $80 per day. ly PHICE COOMBS, 926 P stn. wenger “PRY my5-6t* FOR SALE STONE GRIST MILL NINE MILES this side of Fredericksb Va., at ral! on: tmaperishable stone dau: Carbine wheels ep eon of stone; four floors. If will take $1,300 Sash, Address SC WITHBRBES, 1825 Coreoraa st so-Lw ILL SELL TO A GOOD Ri BLE PARTY culy who can give ‘bie ume te othe work, half imterest fn my business, now paying well The need ‘@ competent assistant the cause ‘A dress Box 62, ‘Star office. my bate SAL A First-Cinss Grist Mill, and Farm of 70 ‘aces. situated near railroad, about four Tafles ows Alexandria. The mili tscomplete in every respect, with ai) the parent ze machinery; waier er in perfect i WebTy 4p improvements are well improved apdoioe Real Estate and Insurance, 18th and F a.w EStDATes Gives Oe PLUMBING WORK; ‘orders promptly “aitended EMRGoxaS, Plumber, sp21-Im Gide iit we aw, A LL WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE LARGE profits from ery pe eet ch ave very apertant intoteasiee hy we ° P& CO, 48 Broad st, New York ‘ap20-1m* SEY GUT! ‘CH AND CATTLE—WANTED—CAPITAL io invest tm Some of tbe nest Rancher aad Ghnual progt shown, "Call sendiees pie BELL, 1419 Fst. Glover Bullding Re LE—FOR CASH ONL THE WHOLE- Faieind Hetall Wine and Liquor Stare, 1793 Beate ayivania ave ‘OWN T. MITCHEL: Dealer tn’ Notary Public, 1100 Pennsylvania ave, Real Estate, So ese pee male. Ealates settled. care. mn mr2-3m* ROP. CLAY, RENOWNED AND CELEBRATED clairvoyant and astrologist, can be consulted on business, love und matrimony: All in trouble call Satis guaranteed. vee SL Parlors 809 aq a nesms DE. ROBERTSON, THE WELL-KNOWN PHY. siclan and surgeon, and the oldest reliable special- ist in Baltimore city, cab be cousulted in Washington every Wednesday and Saturday by all in need of medi- cal advice or treatment, at his private rooms, 456 0 Biba Maino, Sad SE Mal class 90 HOTELS, Brocrs Co.scresstonan Hore. ‘This Hotel 1s situated opposite the Capitol—New Jer- sey ave. and B st. se—the most elevated point in Washington. Itis out of the malaria district, being ‘one hundred feet above the level of the Potomac river. From its Balconies « beautiful view can be had of the entire city of Washington, Arlington Heights, Poto- mac River and the Cupitol grounds, Summer boarders accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated rooms. Transient, $2.00 per day. Regular boarders for summer season at low rates. —-H. BROCK, Prop., Formerly of Jersey City. N. DENTISTRY. IR. STARK PARSONS, COR. OTH AND F STS. aw. Filling iy; also, the cure of tooth- without ex . A local anaesthetic, used on jeviates pain Of extracting. tninfitered the saine to thousands of fatienta’® Gos given. apis ae I. SCOTT, oe aa years experie ~ Ptniw. Preservation of the Navas Tones oor cialty. oczd RT. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, LD three, rom coruer Ee Deutlscne ial a Sn gos set All work EWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING a 1D’ &TY LE—LOW PRICES. LARGE Fact! LITIES—N. jos 432 Oth street northwest. New Booz Be itary History of General Grant. Badeau. nd Letters of T.G, Appleton. Hale, Lit Landmarks of London. Hutton, One of the Duanes. 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HALIBUT, 15 to a, BOSTON MACKERED, Dye each, LIVE Lo: ge: per pound. AEE CRARE SERIE Sc conta on atlow prices. PALACE MAR} 1th abcd New York ave. my8-lw FRANK J, TIBBETS, Proprietor, 487 SEVENTH ST. N. W. HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MENS FURNISHING GOOpS. canes 1904 ¥ @TREET NORTHWEST Sole Agentior te Duel ofcotdia S528 %n wate f 2d EDITION. Lata Tera oT Sr DELAY IN ARBITRATION. The Preliminary Arrangements Likely to Consume Much Time. Loxpon, May 8 not making rapid progress toward consumma- tion. Although Russia has not receded from her agreement to submit the question in dis- gate arbitration, yet it is announced that lelay is like to occur in the preliminary stages of the affair. Before arbitration is possible it ts necessary for both cabinets to upon the specific de- tailsto be submitted tothe arbitrator. This may consume considerable time. ——_~— From Wall Street To-day. New YorRK, May 9.—The stock market opened steady to strong this morning, and in the early dealings developed considerable strength, especially for the Gould stocks. The Grangers, however, were alsostrong, while New York Central remained eeeany and then ane afraction. There was a She reaction fore eleven o'clock in the whole list. With only moderate fluctuations the market has been quite active. The impression prevaiis that the rallroad war in the west 1s approaching a settlement, and it is sald the percentages for the different roads, both east and west, have already been arranged. At eleven o'clock the market 1s more quiet and priceseabout steady. Loaning rates for stocks have been easy, except for New York Ventral, for which 1.64a1-32 has been charged for use. Total sales for the first hour were 62,000 shares. The total imports of merchandise at this port during the past week were valued at $4,595,844, and of dry goods at $1,425,096. > Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., May 9.—Virginia sixes, past- due coupons, Si: new ten-fortles, 33%y: new threes, 51% d to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp., May 9. . Flour firm and quiet. dling, 1 scarce and firm; western highe: ton _quiet—mid- ‘heat—southern southern red, 1.04 91.06; southern amber, 1.10a1.13; No. 1 Maryland, BAL.OFy: No. 2 wester Sune, 1.02pa1.07%; Sul: bea RY a ts , SUD . 02%; 1A Lf ‘ ust, 1 Ona Gedy Cara ern fire ‘deine nu Wy, y and du outhern white, 61; pee ‘western ‘mixed $1 : Jum . July, BG bid; steamer, weady"and alot southern, 4245; " w white, ; western mixed 41042: Pennsylv: 42045, her, 7825 ye bi ‘Hay easier and qui 6 t6 chalice Benn” Sylvania and Maryland” Sp.eBabi-00. Provisions roleam lower il—refined, easy pnd quiet. jal Dace caiouehy Waar ana Skea heme iy Freights ve Li steamer duil!—eotion, 11-844. fom ee by pica al. Becelpts—fleur, 4.019 barrels; w 600 biishels: corn, 28, bushi oats, 4, sees A 560 bushels. Shipments—wheat, Bush corn, 167.400 bushels. Sales—wheat, 610,000 bushels; corn, 32,000 bushels, Chicago Markets. CHIAGO, May 9—10:00 &. m.—Tpo grain mar- kets continue to exhibit a stro: ‘ott tention Wheat was firm and higher at th tng, on tbe pubil:a- tion of the Bevernepe April estimate of the probaiie Winter wheat vield, showihgge large condirm- ing the reports fro: seVoral states. Reports are also ooming in of inquiry increased by the presemt cold snap. June wheat opened at s advanced to F1%p, or neariy a cent over the ures Of yes- terday. Corn—June 48. Oats—June, rk—June, 11;25. Lard—June, 6.87izc. CHICAGO, I1t., May 9—noon.—The grain mar- kets eontinues strong on good local ann outside buy- , and during the last hour there has has been a more excited tone to trading than shown before for some days, occasioned entirely by the tenor of crop Teports, June wheat rose to 89%; and has since fallen back to92% June corn is 48%, ge COMMISSIONER SPARKS ANGRY. He Grasps Col. De Ahna by the Throat and Ejects Him From His Omice—The Colonel Swears Out a Warrant Charg- ing the Commissioner With Assault. Col. De Ahna, well known in this city, is now @ land office agent at Carson City, Nevada, and is on leave of absence in Washington, His accounts have not been settled, and he has called several times at the iand of fice to urge their settlement. This morning Commissioner Sparks became impatient and told him that he had no time to censider the matter. Gol. De Ahna persisted, when the com- missioner Jumped up, and reer ine Bim’ by. the throat, pushed him towards the door, calling out “Messengers, put this man out.” Col, De Abha made little resistance, but as he went out the door, he said, “You are making a d—n fool of yourself.” The affair created great excitement, which was increased when shortly afterwards the colonel returned and procured the names of the witnesses of the affair, stating that he had sworn onta warrant in the Police Court charging Commissioner Sparks with as- sault, Col, De Abna said that he would probably lose his place, but he did not care for that, as he wanted to show what sort of a man Mr. Sparks 1s, He says that he conducted himself as agen- tleman, and that his anxiety to have the accounts settled was simply to get the money which had been due him for several months. 0 Pension Office Promotions. The following promotions have been made in the Pension office: Jas. R. Hastings, of New York, from $1,400 to $1,600; Miss E. Royer, ot Indiana, Mrs. Sarah S, Sampson, of Maine, and Mrs, Isidora T. Young, of Kentucks, ‘from $1,000 to $1,200; Mrs, Fannie W. Wallice, of Georgia, trom $900 to $1,000. Alleged Poisoning of Three Persons. WM. EOSS ARRESTED ON SUSPICION—BONDS FIXED AT $1,000. Andrew Jackson, colored, living at 318 M street southwest, was taken violently ill on Wednesday, showing symptoms of poisoning, and Dr. Hazen was summoned to attend him. About an hour later his daughter Ella was taken In the same way, and soon afterwards his daughter Nannie was brought home, she hav ing fallen in the street while on her way to school. They were all attacked with violent fits of vomiting, and it was feared the results would be serious. This morning the two girls were somewhat better, while Andrew was worse, The contents of the stomachs have been sent tothe District chemist for analysis. ‘Wm. Ross, colored, was arrested on suspicion of causing their sickness, he being suspected by the family of poisoning them. Jackson'sdaugh- ter stated to a STAR reporter that Ross, who isa. married man, was the father of her sister's two children; that her father had driven him from his house, for which he threatened her father's life. Ross, she said, sont them some catfish on ‘Tuesday, which they think were poisoned. Last week Ross went into a store in South Washing- ton and asked for some cartridges, saying he wanted to kill somebody on M stroct. In the Police Court to-day Ross was charged, on the oath of Alfred Jackson, with assaultand battery with intent to kill the persons named, and the case was continued indefinitely; bonds, $1,000. * =a Aged Mr. Sands’ Mental Condition. HIS DAUGHTERS ALLEGE THAT HE IS INCAPA- BLE OF MANAGING HIS ESTATE. In the Cirenit Court room this morning, Mar- shal McMichael presided over a Jury de luna- tico inquirendo, as toTimothy Sands, an elderly gentleman, who came here from Wisconsin about two years ago. The petition was filed in February last by Mrs, Davis,a daughter,and she, with her sister, Mrs. J.D. Croisant, are repre- sented by Mr. W. A. Cook. Mr. Sands is repre- sented by Hons, George . Hazleton and J. J. Willard. Mr. Cook opened the case to the jury, stating that they would show that the old gentleman, being the possessor of considerable property, had reached that time of life when his min had become so impaired that he was unable to mani his affairs. Mr, Hazleton, for Mr. Sands, stated that this Wasan effort on the part of the petitioners (the son-in-law being the principal to the pro- ceeding) ito obtain the control of the property of the old gentleman, He would also show that Mr, Sands was one of the ploneers of Wisconsin; had accumulated property and was perfectly capable to attend own affairs, Local Notes. Spencer Hill, a colored domesticin theemploy f the Belgian ‘minister, 1s held at the Afuh pre cinct station on icion of robbing his em- ployer of a valuable diamond pin. Ar, John J. Ros, who is eolleiting ald for the deaf mute institution at Cabra, Ireland, which contains 430 inmates, is in thiscity. Ittssald there are 8,000 unihstructed deaf mutes in and. Henry Varley the English evangalist, spends tomorrow in this cliy, preaching three timmes-+ in the Christian, Luther Place Memorial, and Calvary Baptist churches. In the Criminal Court this morning, In the case of G. W. Black, indicted several years ago for presenting @ claim for-a pension, a nolle pros. was entered. Thos. English, a young man, li near the corner of 1stanid Fstreets southwest, shot his brother John in the leg di m quar +J Foote, Tuesday, ith of Aj by heey ning Gea bentley ale, Sars Weningand brought teinls cig Freee ped 2a cate ait Wate hae Eaeege ‘vens—were not noticed in THe STaR as having appeared in the Baltimore on Thi ‘They five MAY 9, 1885—DOUBLE- SHEET. PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. A New The President to-day appointed Lewis. Bart- lett, of Binghamton, N. ¥., to be second deputy commissioner of pansions, vice Loveridge, re- signed. ¢ President also appointed Wm. H, Collins {ode a notary pubi ¢ for the District of Colum- a. The President also made the following ap- | a in the revenue marine service: ‘harles F. Coffin, David MeC. French and Chas, W. Beckwith, t6 be first asdistant engine and H. L. Boyd, H. W. Spear, Philip Litiig am R. W. Champlain to be second assistant engi- neers. The President to-day appointed the following | board of visitors to the U.S. military academy | for 1885: Hon. John Bigelow,New York: Cha: R. Codman, Mass; Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee, V Hon. Geo, Hoadley. Qhio; Jas. C. Tappan, Pro (Edwin S, Holden, ‘Wis. and Geo. i. 3: ler, Neb, District Governm MISCELLANEOUS, The District Commissioners had announced its Parpies to) , this season, all of H street, from 4 7th streets, but the diminution of the sum available for paving will cause that | work to be abandoned untiknext year. j Retail Hquof licenses were tsstied yesterday 9s follows: To Charles Parker, C. Bucheler and | Hutchinson & Co. ‘The Commissioners have received a note from the mayor of Providence, R. L, stating that the city council has now under consideration the Affairs. question of removing overhead electric wires | and poles from the streets, and he wishes to ction be iuformed if this city has ‘taken any relative to placing eleciric lighting, tel or telephone wires underground, and if so, what success, eo Amusements. Forp’s Orera Hovuse.—Maneger Ford will continue his season of light opera, which has | met with such pronounced favor and liberal | Refronage this week, by presenting the Ds iley Opera company on Monday evenin fhecver-popular “Mascot,” This troupe ts by Dora Wiley,ywho made so tavorable an in pression here earlier in the season during th two visits of the Carleton Opera compan} Richard Golden, the comedian, ts also a nounced to appear, with Miss Edith Jeness Miss Martha Porteus, Chas, F. Lang, and James A. Gilbert. The company is well spoken of by the preas in cities where it has appeared. ALBAUGH's OPERA Hovse.—The summer opera at low prices will begin baugh’sMonday evening, when Strauss’ pl little comio opera, “Prince Methusalem, be sung. This work has been seen here but a | couple of times, and will thus possess all the | attractiveness of complete nov a er moe, oad theater-goers. It abe costumed and mounted in the bestof style, if Is p and that it will be well rendered is tu guaranteed by the compan jamong It8 members Jenule’ Winston, | Beebe, Agnes Stone, Louise €earle, Hattie Vincent Hogan, Waiter Humpshire, Waiter Allen, and other favorite light opera ait, Hxekzac’s Musee ais house next week there will be a return to the drama, Mr, Harry | Jackson and Miss Florence Noble, who made a hit here earlier in the season, pla’ engagement in “Queen's Evidence. IME MUSEUM.--Next week | Brothers and their dogs will engagement at Barton & ans On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Boer of he thrilling sensational drav the stirring the Lorenzo play a revurn dime Museum, * of the Sierras,” and dui g the remuinde of the week in the melodrai of “Brother ainst Brother.” HEATER COMIQUE.—The management of this | house will next week provide anoiher bill « light summer amusement diet, consisting 1 burlesque opera and variety. See ls THE PLUMBERS’ Unx1ox LECTURES.—The closing lecture in the course on sanitary science which Prof. Ellzey has been delivering duri the past winter before and under the a of the Master Plumbers’ Union wa: Thursday evening. The lecture: well attended and have been ful: re the trade paper published in New Yor they have had extended publicity will deliver his lecture on sanitary Dr. Gihon ignorance before the association next Thursday evening. ——_— PRISONERS SENT TO ALB. Last night a batch of ten prisoners in charge of | Deputy Warden fuss and Messrs, Torrens and | Coleman, left the jail for the Albany state | prison, but at the depot orders were recelved to etain’ Bell Mann (convicted of participation in the naval frauds) and he was taken back. There | were seven men (five white) and two women in the party, and for the first time inn ears the whites predominated. Frank Minor, the | colored man, twice convicted and sentexred to PENITENTIARY. | be hanged, was in the his senz<nce ing been commuted. Also the foU<wing: Win. Walsh, housebreaking night; Frederick Joseph do., 5 years. Wesley Adams, tarceny trom pe son, 2years; Frank Starr, @0., 2 years; Thomas | Mebonald, ‘do.,2 years; Oliver “Stre breaking, 2 yeni 18 months; Eliza , house- Maria Dent, grand larceny, | ‘Small, do., 1 year, | esti iceat tradi S A Lancer SALE oF LAND.—David Walkerand Nathaniel Carusl, trustees, have sold to John T, | Arms for $9,006 the northern part of the east | of the square fronting on 2d street. southwest 800 feet, thence south 183 feet along Canal street, then west 151 feet and then along Dela- ware avenue north 401 feet. age YESTERDAY'S BASE BALL GaMEs—The Na- tionals defeated the Norfolke Ina well played and interesting game in this city yesterday atternoon. The batting was strong, the field- ing sharp and the errors tew on ‘both side: The score was6 to5. The Washington Hizh School base ball club defeated the Episcopal | High School nine yesterday by a score of 1 to12. The Electrica defeated the Cx terday; score 12 to 9. Games elxew: day: At Philadelphia—Philadelphi tons, 1. At Detroit—Detroits,3; St. 10. At Buffalo—Buttalos, 4; Chicagos, 13, At Loui ville—Loutsvilles, 2: Baitimores, 5. At Pitt burg—Pittsburgs, 13; Metropolitans, 3. At C cinnati—Cincinnatis, 8; Brookiyns,3. AtSt. Louis—St. Louis. 7; Athletics, 6. Justice BRADLEY LecTcRrEs To RuTorrs StupeNTs.—Justice Bradiey, of the United States Supreme Court, delivered a lecture lL night on “The Nature and Origin of Civ! ’, in Kirkpatrick chapel, New Brunswick, before an overflowing audience, compose the students and professors of Rutgers co and members of the bar. After the lectui was tendered a reception by President Gate Rutgers, at which ex-Gov. Ludlow and a bril- Mant company were p: nt. Affairs in Rockville. THE CORONER'S INQUFST OVER THE BODY OF ANDREW THOMAS. Correspondence of Tas EVENING STAR, ROCKVILLE, May 9th, The examination of witnesses before the jury of inquest over the body of Andrew Thomas was resumed yesterday morning at ten o'clock, in | the court house, and continued throughout the | day. The jury returned a verdict that the death of the deceased had been caused by vio lence used by George Jackson, with Frank Jackson as accessory. The prisoners will have to await In Jail the action of the grand jury in November next. The lar ey, meeting of the associa- tion of the teachers of the public schools of the county met here yesterday. The day was spent in discussing the subject of elementary educa- jon, ————+e+____ NAVAL ORDERS.—Comman¢er C. L. Hunting- ton, detached from the naval academy, the 14th Inst., and ordered tocommand the Con- soll, George W. Tsler, E.B. Barry, John W. Danenhower and H. C, Gearing; Passed Assist. | Surgeon John M. Steele, Paymasier J. P. Loomis | and Chaplain Adam McAlister, detached from the naval academy the 14th instant, and or dered to the Constellation, the 15th instant. Pay Director J. Murray, ordered to duty at the navy ‘office, Wash- ington. Assistant Engincer James M. Picknell. ordered to duty in the bureau of steam eng: heering, the1sth Inst. Passed Assisinnt sic m G.C. Lippincott, ordered to temporary Sut ofthe naval academy, the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. {The following are the opening and 3:00 p.m. pres ofthe New York Stock market today, us tepurted 0) Special wire to H. Hf. Dodge, 680 16th etree Street: = 375% | Be | ters connected with th | Hie | Special Treasury | hus given entire sat | chamberlain, Wm. M. | comp: POSTSCRIPT, COL. BURRILL RESIGNS. Mr. E. ©. Graves Appointed Chief of he Ra: Es FF fhe Bureau of Engraving and Prints Col. T. N. Burrill to-day tendered bis resign tion as chief of the bureau of engraving and printing, by request, and Mr. E. O. Graves, at Present assistant U.S. treasurer, was at once | appointed in his place, Mr. Graves was appointed to a $1,200 clerk- ship in the Treasury department, and rose to be chief ck of the treasurer's office, Under Grant's administration he was chief examiner of the elvil service commission, Subsequently, in 1s74,he organized the ne tional bank redemption agency, of which be Was made the superintendent. He was appointed to be assistant United States treasurer when Mr. Wyman became treasurer, Which position he now holds. He has at vari- ous times been on commissions to look Into mat Treasury department, nounced civil service re- as an wuthority on mat- the civil service, Ways been a republican, butat the n followed in the footsteps of Geo. tis and other independents, and voted folk, Graves ts a former.and is reg ters pertaining He hus a! lastelect Wm, Curt | for Cleveland. Ry his appointment Mr. Graves’ salary is In- creased from $3,600 to$4.500. Mr. Graves was Not wn applicant ior the oilice. eee —_ IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS. Mr. A. D. Bissell Made Collector of Cus- toms. Buti. The President this afternoon appointed Arthur D. Bissell, of New York, to be collector of customs for the district of Buifalo Creek, N. ¥., and August M. Kuhn, of Indiana, to be sur veyor of customs for the port of Indianapolis, liton C. Jones, of North Carolina, was spointed to be APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTIONS, The following-named clerk, having served @ satisfactory probationary term of six months, | has received absolute appointment: Office ness, of ( Promoti of the Treasurer—Miss Mary C, Hark- nnecticut, $900. 's.—Olice of the First Controller— ees pese, Of Alabama, from $900 to 000 ¢ Ofice of the Secretary—Geo. C. Flenner, of the District of Columbia, from class 2 to class 3. ent for Baltimore. Secretary Manuing has appointed Mr. Mabon @ special agent of the Treasury department and stationed at Baltimore. Mr. Mahen is a mem- rof the city oll _an@ astrong Gorman Jie has been on trial forsome Ume end At halfpast two Mr. Wilson closed the angue ment in the Wales court-martial on the plea of Jurisdiction, and the court went into executive | Session. At three o'clock the court adjourned its decision, till Monday without announce Mayor Grace's ppointments, A NUMBER OF IMPORTANT NEW YORK CITY OFFICES FILLED. New York, Muy 9.—Mayor Grace, this aftere noon, made the iollowing appolnunents: City Ivins, a county demo- cra; tax commissioner, Michael Coleman, @ county democrat; fire commissioner, i vera, Henry D. Purray, county democrat; short term, Edward Sintth, republicau; dock commissioner, James Mutthews, at present a police commis: er, and a county democrat: park commis sioner, Matthew C.D. Borden, @ republican; cbaritles and corrections conimissioner, Dr Charles E. Simmons, county democrat’ and commissioner of jurors, Charles Reiliy, county deimocrat, es Mr. W. J. Purman’s Country Residence Barned. , May ®.—The country residence urman, of Washington, D. C., wad rday ai New Florida,’ near’ this xr —— Condemnuing the THE SOLDIERS’ ConDUCT SPKIKk RIOTS DENOUNCED. EMONT, ILL, May 9.—The coroner's jury, d of citizens of unis place, have rendered @ suppicmental verdict in connection with thelr Vesligalion as to the death of the men killed in the riot ast Monday, They “tind that the sheriff of Cook county was basty in sending troops here without previous warning and without asking the assistance of the town authorities to belp them in dis persing the men, women and children; that atthe time of ‘the shooting there was a crowd eos in the streeta,composed of men (including merchauts of the town), women and children; that said crowd gathered thi curiost and that the officers should have used more discretion before firing into the crowds of people gathered, and especially the soldiers clubbing with swords and bayonew our citizens on Lue streets and before their own doorsteps.” —~____ THE TREASURY CoMMISSION.—The commis- sion examining into the various bureauso 4be Treasury for the purpose of ascertaining where reductions can be made in tbe clerical force have completed their work in the internal reve- nue bureau, and will at once submit their con- clusions to Secretary Manaing. They will go through the sixth auditor's office next, SECRETARY LAMAn’s VISITORS.—Secretary Lamar was not at the departmentall day yes terday, but took advantage of the beautiful take a long horseback ride, Hus reabouts Was unknown at the departmen' and it was expected that he would come in =| any time, The consequence was that the huinerous callers on the Becretary collected in the corridor about the entrance to his reom,and before noon eighty-one pensous were counted Standing about at oue time in the corridors, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow. ing were the readings at the signal office to-day: Ba. es 74, m., 52.3; 11 am., 62.0; 2p. m., 65.0. ee Ger Rrp of your celd at once by using Dr, s Expectorant, and so aveld the risk of joping a serious lung trouble. MARRIED. BETKER-RBROWNING. | M. 1885, at the par. Sonage of Grace Church, by the France, J. K. BETKER to ANNIE EL BROWN, both of Washingwon, D.C. HUNTRESS—W HIT zt by the Kev. Dr. Naylor, church, WS » HONTRbSs, of Washing- to LOTTIE MAY WHITEHOUSE, of ick, Me. - ———_+e+-—____ DIED. JOST. Un May 8th, 1885, NELLIE R,, dauginer of ‘John’ aud Rebeoce Jock, i the tain pear of ber age. Funeral Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, from h street southeast, (- . On Thursday, May 7th, 1886, LIZZIE, beloved wite of Austin ru Fears, 2 mouthe and 2s daya, Sat! Funeral will taxe piace from her late Tesiaence, 1506 G street northwest, ou Sunday, three o'clock p. mm. : pastor, Rev. Henry 8, 188, MILLER, In West Washington, of pnem on the eveuing of May 7th, 1886. HARRIETT, beloved wire of Byrd T. Miller, in the thirty-eiguth year of her age. Funeral will take place at Woodberry, Md. on the afternoon of Sunday, May Ltn, 1s86" % NOLAN. On May (th, 1885, at six a m., HARRY, son 0: John W. Noiau abd Laura Holmes, aged fout years and two tnontis. Goue but not forgotten. Funeral Sunday, et four o'clock p. m., trom ts residence, No. 417 New Jersey morth- lutives and frends Invited to aiteud, ® REITER, The remains of LULY M. REITER will be interred to ber last “piace on Sunday, May UtL, 1559, al 3 p. M., at Preepect Hill cemetery. © EL. On Mi 1885, at 4 infant daughter of Adami and austie Seele! fed 4 montis and 16 days, Fugeral from her ‘residence, I street nortiieast, on Monday, at 2 p.m. and * STODDARD. On 1885, MONTICELLO BLODDARD: Ist ine ty ay Uuird'yeer of bis age, second som of Ann and the John Stoddard. «Funeral from his late residence, 1002 20th street north) Suuday, May 10th, at2 o'clock pa. Rele- tives and friends invited to athend, TYNE. On Tu and painful eee Partita st Seloved husband of Georgianna Tyne, ii the year 483 of bis inte. ‘Funeral will take place inlly are Invited gat L street southwest, on Friends and relatives of the tend. UNDERTAKERS. ¥ EMOVAL id ie) apl4-im 922 Pemanyivania Ave. APHIR, ROONEY aps TAKING EST: ee ERTAKER, ‘se tos sant Reto eve. nw. bi Tyan fiers oo. ~ winbone sgt? Bre Jy, ™ sores ‘Nos, 912 Pennsylvanis avenue northwest and 785 Ras UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER,