Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1885, Page 3

yo * HOUSEFUR’ SISHINGS. T ¥ DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC RE- FRI Fo PAMILY N OF IRL ERI Tr PER MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ADDITION TO COLD THE ATM MUST Nor ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST Bit MAINTAINED, AND THEY Al NLY OBTAINED INTHE RibuWAY. ONE J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, No. 10207thst. nw, mys Sole Agents for the District Stxctetoy & Frere FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOT- STERY GOODS STRAW MATTING, BALY CARRIAGES. LOOSE. COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. Remember, we guarantee prices to be always the lowest. 915 Tru Sraext Nowrawest, mo Josr Annveo ANOTHEE CARLOAD OF OUR“EUREKA CHAM- BERSUIT,” SOLID WALNUT MARBLE TOP, GLASS 24x30, 10 PIECES, COMPLETE, FOR $43.50. BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED FOR THE MONEY LOOK AT OUR “NEW REFRIGERATOR,” THE LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD. MONEY REFUNDED IF IT DOES NOT DO AS REPRESENTED. W. HRORKE, my7__5O1 Market Spuce, 38 and 310 Sth st Varor Sroves Do not buy until you hawe examined our large as- sortment, of five different makes, especially the im and the DAVIS SINGLE uaving only one burner that ve to eat, then the others are ready Jor use Call and see them, in “il sizes and prices W. S JENKS & 00. TAT 7th street ae POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OW FARE TU NORFOLK—STEAMER JA 4 MOSELEY leaves eth st. wharf, Washington Mon day, Wednesday and saturday, at O30 poi. First class Fure. St. Koand Trip, $1.50. apt Pp UE¥ HSE to NORFOLK AND Fortes MONROE, STEAMERS GEO! COMMENCES! One of these pops where :ARY AND EXCELSIOR, myer W. P. WELCH, General agent JPee Poromac iver LaNpines, NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFTFLDY Leaves 7th-sireet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS- YS and SATURDAYS at 7am Returning FRIDAYS und SUNDAY pun., touch Tandings ws far as Nomiul’ Creel, 1 Ciewenty Hay and Leonardtown, Md. Ceuneets with BO. Te He et shepherds | Seo schedule JOUN B PADGETT, Agent _ GW. RIDLEY, Manager. _apli_ DRE EN, NO PRED STEAM EksJOUN (LSON and & C. KNIGHT leave Pier $1, East Htver, X, Y.. every SATURDAY ata p. Be: Gal'st wine’, Washington, every WEDNESDA MORNING. 'Freght at lowes raten on PPotestac reaNspoRTATION LINE STFAMER SUE, CAPT. WC GrOGHEGAN, Bill resume the route between HALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, stuppiig at Kiver Landines, leaving Stephenson's whari 4 Datu. SUNDAY, Murch 15, received SATURDAYS ONLY, and ‘All aceon _ Office: GQTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES TTHSTREE: SS wharf ‘Tuestiys, “Thurs: % | Seleck am. for River Lands as far as Matty Greck, returiiin on Wednesday. Friday and Monday Aiteruvens. For information apply to GL SHEMIFE, 1114 Pa ave now. orto mnt G.T. JONPS. Act. Teest, whark, Me VERN MT. VERNON! is STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Tthstreet wharf dally (except Sunday) for ae lo & Mm; returniug, reaches Washington about 3:30 p.m. sel 1. TL. BLAKE, Captatn, STEAMERS. z UMPANY AL. PRASSATIANTIC 0 ceWREN New ASD HAVRE (No. $2 Norta Haver, toot of Morton sks payable oe sacbe be aa Binge Vesnnatinaigue of Pars, LOUIS LAN, Agent. No. 6 Bowling Gireen, New York. Sane EELS Con file istrict ot Coltmbia, 1437 Pennsylvanis avenue, elo ‘Wisnington, D.C. W BITE SEAR LIN Silica See ‘quee i June 13,4 pam, Sulay? June 200, upon. Por went LOttst. ho, S100.” Return tickets on at low rates. interme: other information app! ow York, ens, Agent Adauns aprons Coy 223 Hue ROTtWext — aped-s,tu,th Bua CeSARD Live. BS CALLING K HARBOR. PROM Pret du, N. BR. NEW YoRK. Sat dune 13 [sniviy....at., July 1 ~at June 20|Gartia_ at. July 18 Sat June 27 | AU RASTA Sat July AU: Yor Fates. Steerage tickets from woand all otier parts of Eu- wt other ports on the Coutinent | liter rugean ports zit Daas \. ESTABLISHED 1855 5 in thie ety; ean be guneuit ear 43, sf. uw. Prompt “ice and “constitee ous paraie rooms for ladies Jeolwe THEOLDEST ESTARLISHED in Paitin be consulted every 5 from io all. privaie disemses re- fuk tosix das. without the use Techronie diseases atid biood OF nausoutine sons posit cuse of mercury. | peck! att peu Malin office, | BON Liberty Jeti | Titan aay, CONTRADICTED THAT n HROLITERS ts the oldest Established adver | ising Ladies’ Physician tm this city. Ladies, you can gonisdenuy it Dr, BROTHERS, fos Test sw. | Perticula atf-ction paid 10 all discuss peculiar to Indies, tmarried ngie. All guecessfully treated. we Gourd, with gued accommodations, ard kind ef Gene nurses furniniied to thome Wh wilew days may desire to st the city under his treatment. myQ-im* ERILITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS aulekiy cared by the Civiale Method. Adopted | frail the Woapitals of France. Prompt return of vido Sple, came, G5 to 9a, Pamphtet tree. SCIVIALE 160 Puiton se, New York. DE RORES SERVINE. Sa Cure for S ae“ ance eaounen, es Sold at STANDIFORD s, st Cloud Pharmacy, cor ber 9th and F ste Price $1. ‘Rent by snail sealed. PUSS EONAL Pt Usb are the only genuiue. | fuclose four cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Ca, | No. 2313 Madison square, Philadelphia, Pa my 10-eod A CARD TO ATL WHO. AE SUFFERIG fend a recipe: wil! re you, Free of Charge. This me Seely, Wao irene tae mena, te | JUSEVH T. INMAN, Station b, New York cere Ese I Wren trap t core T do not mean merety to so ‘Wem fora time and then have them rewrn again, mean a radical cure. I have mude the disease of F1TS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a lifelong Study. “1 warrant my remedy to cure the wurst cases, Because others have failed is no reason for hot bow re ceiving a cure. Send at ouce for a treatise aud a Free | Bottle of my infallible rei It costs you Bott ive Express and Post trial, and ¥ will cure | 185 Fear t., New apzdmau SED BROTHERS, 906 B before me and made cai that lsned Expert Specialist in, this HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ‘WHITNEY CHILDRENS CARRIAGE COMPANY. ALSO A FULL LINE OF AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. HOS. J. FISHER & Co. ‘Real Estate Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOOD BUILDING LOT, LAND 1zth St REET, BETWEEN STREETS NORTHWEST. On THURSDAY APTERNOO! ELEVENTH, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK, the premises,” we will eell 0, sq, 15, fronting 27 feet on vf 100 feet, win publ: alley on side. > at ay ofabove, lot 28 M1 tn, by 27 N One-third cash. Balance in 6 and ‘secured by deed of trust. Weds uetion a part 7th street, with adept M JUNE im front of ‘of sub lot AME TIME AND PLACE a stable lot in 12 months THOS F. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. a TO-MORROW. rpuomas powLa ADMINISTRATOR'S SAL HOLD FURNITURE. F HUHSE, BUSIN Ess WA EMBRACTD HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE. OTHER WINDOW HAN MIRROR - RACK | ETEGERE, MARBLE ToP) TABLES ANU CHAIRS, FINE BRUSS ‘ELS STAIR AND H 2ES RUGS, BLACK W is, RAT, B REVOLVIN MARBLE AIRS, HICKORY ‘CHA BARREL SHOT-G| ARE, PLATE! AND “WATER. Ha: OIL STOVES, WAS INE HOUSE- ARRIAGE AND . UPHOLSTERED FRENCH PLATE PIER D BRACKEY: LACE. Min AND WALNUT # PIECES, RESIS, FINE, Sb HOLSTERS, LVING ERY GL ALES MM ci KITCHEN TABLES AND REQUISITES, STEP: LADDER, &c. ALSO, HALF-PAST TWELV I 0 CLOCI T OF THE RESED PARK PITA NINC TEN O'CLOCK, at the resid bu MeCielland, No. 1382 New York a tween Lith and Lith streets, E shall sed by the Orphans Court the entire conteres stable” JOHN McCLELLAN D. Jr, Admi B. The Steam Y belong! above estate. can be pureussed feom the t adninistrator at private sale at residence, Street northwest. NO. 427 MASSACHUSE THWEST: THE SOUTHE e SEVENTH AND H STREET AND HOUSES NO, ef and by virtue of the provisions Willand testamen Washi th, 18S, id recorded in or describ Isso, at_ FIVE O'CLOCK, i house and pren dorthwest, being south of 516, haw! No. F and part lot 1 & front of 20 teet 6 in McCLELLAND, Jr. the last of Thomas Weaver, lite or i) ret of Columbia, admitted tog PRECISELY, T SHALL JUNE TWELFTH, nee of the late venti, be 0 Monge and instr OF ng to mndersicned No. 937 B SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TTS AV E- AST COME D Will woo ndersicued, as Executor, ifer at public auction the following property, NDAY AFTERNOON, JUNEFIFTEENTH, Kin front of the premises’ No. 427 Massachusetts venue in square | hes by an average depth of over 100 feet, containing 9 rooms find bath room. And at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of premises, part of lot 14, in square 454, southeast cor- her of dH streets northwest, having wwroved by four stall st. res E ihe following day. JUNE SIXT) FIVE O'CLOCK, remives No. 407 7th street soutisw E streets, In aqisire 45, 1t bel ALFIVE O'CLOCK, In front of pro} remises 1010 D street southwest, bel th, in square 353, ‘Terms of sal and the residue in (woequal payments, at 01 Years, with interest at Six per cent per an ty, ween pal, und secured by a deed of trust; all conv. aud ‘recording at purchaser's cost; quired on each piece of Jezd&ds ROBE S100 WEAVE By virtue fa decree of the Supreme Cor the District of Columbia, passed in Equity, No. 9349, between James A. King et WY. King tab the aderni ‘and WENTL P.M.lall’ the estate, right, title and inter cattse in and to the sou es, DY the depth of Led feet nes. in square 732, im frame hou ‘Terins of sale: One-third casi, und bala and two yeurs from day of sulé, with Inte cash ut pur. haser’s option. Puymel chase-money to be secured by deed 0 N solid. Ad 50 will Bre regulred Ali conve ‘anu reearding. xt } Terms to bec with fi erty will be Fes! cost, aller fiv S nouice i bevennus Sur front of the premises, house an Detween Dand sald square, mrt of ity cance ‘Joun, ‘as Trustee, wile 1 ‘0. the premices, on ‘a fronton | [il strcet of 40 f et, by a depth on H street of 75 feet, EENTH, at honse and i 1th and | ‘On each property sold, one-third cash me and two um until neing it re raperty at ihe time of sate, eee iexeeutor. ‘D PROPERTY AR MSIREET ATUR- HE, 1883,ut FIVE O'CLOCK est of the 7 feet 6 of original ase. ce in one rest. or all of deferred pur- trast on, IFO Lat time of ‘wrehuser" ten «ays OF prope at deiuuiting purchasers risk aud JAMES H. SAVILLE, Trustee, idle F st | DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, jetmdGas Fpuostas vowLts v BLE THREF-STOR 507 THIRT! T, AT'AUCTI MONDAY “PAST PIVEO! ‘the premises, [shall sell Lot No. 290, having a front of Lt feet 6 fect Binches, east side of 13th 7, improved by a thre-story Brick Dwell Vrms: Onsthird cash: the residue. in fits wt six and twelve months, With, perty sold, oF all cish, at option of pa nieimg and ree; Posit required at time of sale. -S BROS, Auctioneers, SALE OF PUBLIC HAY sive right Hay Seales, tr . for the purpess ‘No. 2—situated on 7th strevi and Georgia avenue, at ALM. aue, at TWELVE O CLOCK M- ted “at the corner of th wele Island avenue northwest, at ON: ar Sittinted at the intersection Streets northeast, OCK P.M. Med at Brightwood, D. C. provisions of the act approved June and entitie! “An wet ry “Terms: Cash. By order of the Board of ¢ « Major of Enwii Je8-6t ed byw deed of trust ng at purchasr's cost. 31 sUlating the sule of hay. = LOCK #8, In, hese sireet, ing. two eqna notes bearl ituatet on 10th street northwest, near Lou- street and U'CLOCK, ». 5—Situated on Prospect street, between High Kes streets, Georgetown, D.C, at if Bounds: at HALE-PAST THREE 1Wo and at FIVE hasing wiil be required to comply with ah, 1872, wnmisstoners D.C. J. LY DECKER, Engineer Comuinsioner D.C. rr SEWING MACHINES MONEY os, COT. 7 Improved M chines of ull Ure st your own selec dard mal _ Next door to Averbach's Gent's Furnishi ore. ror » &C. AND AD 10S Rellable Sew- hand 1 sts. New Latest kes. Muke © and Ali kinds hh and IT streets, Washington, 1. C. wind Hat Je RCHASE A SEWING Machine, we would advise you to examine the celebrated light-ruuning and ever-lastiug NEW. HOME SEWING MACH. Always ready to work. ‘The r: f werk done on thls machine can- bot be surpassed. A child cx wahage it count for “fssy monthiy payments, and special dis- ‘Be sure to try the NEW HOME before you buy. S OPPENHEIMER & Sol Good Machines tor rents wind repaired GUPPOSE_You 1601 Seerabie seine since “New Stuchines uf ‘New Machines of ail kinds Renting apd epatriug. BRO, ie. by week or month. All New Automatic White. “Ivid a litle Daisey. >, Pore Asp Isvicorarixa ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either lous beverage or for medicinal purposes, an UNA- trial of the celebrated brand, x ras adell- WHISKY, are invited to make a ‘This Whinky, upon an analytical examination. has Proved to be free from Fusit Oil, and indeed of any or ‘the modern ingredients which are used to, ous age and flavor to this popular drink, FORSALE BY wive a fet. WASHINGTON, D. 8. & HL W, CATHERWOOD, ‘ole Proprietors, m1é3m ry LARGE ASSOnT- ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE Caetiny NOTICE! ment of GEANITE MONUMENTS and of. ‘of the latest style and ow ofiered atte lowent ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers WwW — WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOL- AGineD WNORAW MLE BRACE ARM DINING CHAL WALNUT ‘CHAMBER SUITE BEDST EATS BUREAUS AND WASIC ‘PETS, OLLCLOTHS, STAIR AND HALL CAR PED CHINA AND GLASSW. n MONDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH, at eee ee st. nw, re m. of fur Mjeltdy WALTER , WILLIAMS CO., Ancta THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. MET ARLES” Room. OS BATURDAY, JURE AT 3 RTI AT TEN O'C! THIRTEENTH, 1345, Lock, EM: BRACING EVERY DESCRIPTIC HOLD EFFECTS. am, TWELVE" FOUR SEOUNDIASD PINEPROOF SAFES. ONE NEARLY NEW CANUPY PHAETON, ONEY EIY HANDSOME ROAD WAGON, iN PER- CARRIAGES, BUGGIES HORSES AND WAGONS. Jeli AUCTION SALE OF Hous BB, 487, 44%, 445,447 AND Ag aii NUMBERED, ‘8 STREET We Ane Srrurxo BEST PATENT Fi FLOUR PER AISO, NAPHEY'S REF LARI AND 10 Dee kere an 9 crs © FOUS ee ny ROMSTEDE oe cigs © FINEST RIO COFFE! 17 CTS. GOODS TO ANY Scien LLY, FREE. Je6-1w ue ‘and 850 Louisiana ave. UTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER: — BYiiin 3 Beene aie Se eee jeaore He HODUSO! N's, ‘Oth at, ‘opposite Center Market. Sexuxc Our Fixest Parest iovr NOW, AT $1.90 % BBL. BEST. GRANU! FAMILY. nS LATED SUGAR. STORE CLOSES AT 7:30. Je6 ‘G_WITMER @ CO. Pos Mare Sco ‘We have just received a large lot of PURE MAPLE SUGAR at Scents ind. Rest Patent Process FLOUR $6.0 per Bol. "Sugarcared 11M size. C A fullline of choles GHOCENIES low for. £6 Goods amounting to $2 or over delivered free. ee FS OOLE: BHOOKE & CO, Jy direction of the owner, we will ofer for sale, my23. Tonisiana avenue. 1s, 19, 20 and 21, in the sub-division of certain 10. Best Laundry Starch, 25¢. ir Cured Should- satiare east of square numbered 476, togetber with | €f,7 to Sc. 1b. Sugar Cured Middiings, Oc. Ih. Cas- ihprovemen rae sard’s Hams, 120. 1b. Good Extra Flour, $4.50 to Se oa Ga Gey etal. 78.ocr bo Roller amily 85.75 to 60 per DL. day of OL & MARR, i, Boller Family, $1.00, HL. Rolie Fuuatly, Toe Avctioneers, 925 F strect, BOL Parent Process (Wwarronted nik ¥ “BDI. i ESIRABLE REAL | €Mt Process, (warranted), 0c. m, Java, E LOCATED OS Biik NORTH BIDE \W is fine, 2be. 1b. Best 0. G. Java, 8 Ibs, for $1, HD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH | Coffee, 12%, 15 and 20e. Ib. Having purchased AND SEVENTH STREETS WEST; ON THE | before the advance, we sell the best 50 and 60c. SOUTH SIDE OF SOUTH SB STREET, “BE: | im the clty. ‘Best Dalry Butter 25 to Bue. Ib. Dried Tw THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEE:! 4) Sugar Corn, 10c. per 1b, Best Golden Syrup, 40 to Wists ON THE WEST SIDE 0c. per gal. INDIA “TEA CO, 445. 7th at aw. FINGT STREET’ EAST, BETWEEN TAN (island, Rortnwest corner. New Grieans Molasses, STREETS SOUTH; AND ON THE NOLTH 10 7e. gal. ‘Telephone Call—46-2. mys STREET. OO EEE RRR, EER sty :By,¥iFtue of a decree of the Suprome Court of 9, ER BRR ER ag the District ie. Cause OF = Martin et ai, vs Buchiy’ et als No, B43 Reals coo Exe ROE fem “ast = I will offer for sale, at public’ auction, in front oF tue respective .on the days and at the hours tere- inalter stated, the followlng real estate, located in the elty of Washingto cigs ON TUESDAY, JUNE BWENTY-THRD, 1885, atSIX O'CLOCK 'P. M, the middie one-third of the lot numbered 7, in the square numbered 457, and besinning for the seme ata polut inthe north lie of orth D street at a distance of 19 feet 11% inches enst of the south: st corner of said lot, and running thence east, on said line of said street, 10 fect 114 Inches; Gherice north 100 feet and 6 inches to an alley; thence West 19 feet 114 Inches; and thence ‘south 100 feet nd @ inches to tne place of ‘beginning: with, the. tm- provements thereou. concistingin a threestory brick uilding, number G41 D street n, w. A very destrable business property. ‘On WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FOURTH, 1585, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M.,a part of the o izinal Lots ‘numbered 14 and 16, 1 the square numbered 263. beginning thereor in the south line of south 1s street, at @ point 25 feet west of the northeast corner of suid lot 15, and running thence west_on said line of ‘suid B street ‘25 feet: thesice south O1 feet to. BU foot Hey: thence cast 125 feet, and thence north 91 feet to place of beginning, Improved by a three-siory d ellin uber 1360 on ald B street. On THURSDAY, JUN TWENTY-FLFTH, 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK p. m.,a part of the lot numbered 16) in the square numbered ebb, belug the orth 23 feet and 6 Inches front on First street east by the depth of suid lot: und beginning for the same In the west line of suld First street at the northeast @urner of sald lotyand running thenee due west, by and with the horth'itn thereof 73 feet: thence auth 17 feet; thence west 20 feet Lo the most western line of said ‘lot; thence south 6 feet and 6 inches; thence eust 03 feet 16 ald line of said First street; and thence due north < Suid last mentioned tine 25 feet and. 6 place of beginning, improv wo two-story frame testements Nos. M3 and O07 Fira mreet soutien t in FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIX HL, 1585, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M., original Lots 6, 1. Saimre Known as quire Gast of on south G street, between One-half Canal street. “Termis of sale: Onethied of the purchase money to be paid in cash; the residue In equal instalments acone ‘aud two years with’ interest until pald, the defer ed paymenis to be secured by the notes of the purchaners, (ce tle to be retained until the full payments of the purchase money and the Interest thereon. Ail con Veyancine at the cost of the purchasers. $100 deposit ou! acceptauice of euch bid. JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustee, 412 Oth street northwest, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Jell-eoeds R.® HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioncer, a Toth and F streets northwest. IMPORTANT SALE OF A VERY DES:RABIE BUILDING LOT, SITUATED WEST CORNE: STREETS NORTHWEST, IN So MAEMO ri cit ; THE SIXTEENTH DAY AUP Aie tat ECE OCrocR 1 M., T will sell, in front of the premises, the above- apeanoeed: Jot, the sa:ne being lot 71, in Hillyer’s sub- half cash, and the balance in equal payments of one and two yeurs, secured by @ decd of trust on the property sold, the’ notes bearing ESIX Per ceutum per annum, payable semi-ane A depoalt of 8200 will be required when the property ix “struck off, If the terms ‘ure not complied with in ten days the lot will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting p:rchuser, alter_ giving five days public notice of suc. resale in We igtut newspaper, of this city, All conveyancing al. pur: chaser'sc 3t Tile perfec... 0. HOLT Jel-dcds puomas DOWLING, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE : oF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS BELONGING To THE LATE JOSEPH WEED. Also, MEDICAL LIBRARY OF THE LATE DR. STA- BLER, OF ALEXANDRIA, VA. Aso, GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS, Some ofthem rare and valuable, Including Clarence King’s Reports, War Department Orders, &c. ‘To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue, On MONDAY EVENING,JUNE FIFTEENTH, 1885 At HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, And following evenings. 7 CANSON BROS., Auctioneers TEES’ SALE OF V. PROPER’ IMPR: Je9-6t SSUBDIVIDED INTO.‘ CONTAINING “THREE TO RESPECTIVELY, AND FRO} RESPELTIVELY, ON BLADENSBURG OR COLUMBIA TURNP-KE, B.& 0. ILI, BRENT- WOOD AND QUEEN'S CHAPEL ROADS. By virtue of of the Supreme Court of the Distret of Columbia, passed In Equity Cause f No. 942, docket 24. the undersigned, 4s trustees dk fn said cai To sale on the premises THURSDAY, SIGHTENTH DAY OF JU A. D. 1885, edmmencing st ONE O'CLOCK B. 3 ist purcel of land and premises, known as Meadow Bank Spa Springs property, and formerly occupled by the late Clark Mills, containing 6842-100 acres, which hus been subdivided by us into twelve lots, Lot 1, containing &. 75-100 acres, fronting on Colum bia uripipa and i & 0. Rc. Improved by comforta. Frame Dwelling and outhouses, ‘This fot has tho fing" on it. ining 6.64-100 acres, fronting on Colum. , improved ay large barn, ‘Lot 3, containi: 3.04-100 acres, fronting o1 & OR ee TEES nore mc ey a ee ‘ Rit and on a new road made by the Trimteor, Lot 5, containing 5.92-100 acres, fronting on B, and 0. RR. und on New Road, improved by/arge foun- (ode nana ee 7 f 6, containing 3.57-1 acres, fronting on the cs Fae | 4.49-100 acres, fronting on the oe, Lots, containt 5.66-100 front: the = ae ing acres, ting on the Lot @, containing €.35-100 acres, fro1 ing res, fronting on the New Tot 10, containing 7.21-100 acres, fronting on Brentwood Road and on the New |. ad. mere Lot 11. cont’ 6.45-100 aeres, {-onth ing 8. ‘Acres, {:onting on Brent- Chapel Road. ‘This property is ane of the best situated in the Dis- trict, being within fifteen minutes. drive of the. city, acces to which ls had by two roads and by the B. and ©. Kallroad and adjacent to the National Palr Associs- Uon Grounds, and will make splendid Villa Sites It can readily be subdivided into kmaller Building Lots, ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third (3g) of the purchase money cash In hand; nd the resi- due on # credit of (1) one and (4) two years, in equal installments. and the purchaser will be required to five hls notes, bearing six per cent interest, with a lec of trust upon the property to secure the deferred installinents, unless the purchaser in any case prefers pay cash, in which case the trustees are authorized to receive ‘he same Initead of taking the note and deed of tr nvevunces fe upon the cou- Srmation of the sales by the court, = faith on the part of purchasers, One Hundred Dollars of the cash payment upou each Lot SiiePlits of uuelProperey as cubuiciaes tay eae! je. Plats of the ry us subdivided can be o fuined of either of the ‘Trustees, or at the ofice of the auctioneers, ‘Purties desiring to attend salo will take train leavin Baltimore ad Obie fallroad depot (New Jersey mre, nue) at 22:10 p, m. for “Bills” station CG. coLE, 465 | ouisiana a 1. A, LAMBERT, 9 ALO th wt. 0th, & T. THOMAS, 452 Dt. iw. ‘Trustess. ‘o insure Jedd Wwarter ‘BR WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CARP! By order of the Say Jumbla, holding a , Bre, AT PUBLIC SALE ‘Court of the District jal erro, I ahall ell at pune Ne SIXTEENTH, A. street, bet “Saud tt atrecth Sortheasty ast, ets eet, between, En Icwing diouschold Effects, named in parts °° Chatabor Furniture, Boreas and W Bosal, Salicener, gir with ote gods Sewely. 7 2 SoUmerae zh ie THORN, *aset = 4 T[\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionesr. TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two. STORY = DWELLING. at Ni 228 THIRD STREET Nowikawn “7 *° virtue of a deed of ‘Maren peur and daly reco in Liver No: Oba; Ai follo 300 of the records of the District’ of, Cera Sot, a, the reneen ofthe, arty 5 ines, 19 city Of Washington, in the i x . tere part of Lot numbered pine (9), in back aud cH eenty-S70 (26) aan 3a - cca pee THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Js without a donbt tho most BEAUTIFUL and the most tcc tah Oe ae im pene It Sy mvented up to the present time, but they produce @ Flour Unsurrassen by any mill in the world. To rove that, we would simply ‘state that a large quae: ‘ity of this magnificent is abipped annually to rope and eaten at the princi of the old World. We GuanaNTxr that it is made from selected bard Ndi Sioa in Minnesota and Dakota. It is ‘an acknowledged fact, that in this Floura permet: sep nee aration of the glutinons particles of ths anda thorough elimination ofall’ weak and starchy. matter has at las: been reached, and is consequently. more NuTRitrous, yielding more bread to. the barrel than any other Flour. ‘The best trade admits that from itrbread making qualities it is the chespest, ag well as the best, for either family or baker's use, and by any Flour made. Sever bis oe aud every barrel is warranted to give entire satisfaction STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, ‘One of the most beantifnl Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper und satisfy the most tastidiousepi- cure, GILT-EDGE, Amagniicent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. A_rplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes. and Wwe guarantee will give watisiaction lo every one wu0 wily ie GOLDEN HILL. ‘The ol4 reliable stand-by and the Standara Famtly Flour of the District. It Is equal in quality toa ereat many high-priced Patent Flours, whiist It can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competl- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE er GOLDEN HILL, and we tee! ussured that any housekeuper who tries them once Will never Use Muy Luung ela kursaie by all grocers, Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indiansave sel WM. M. GALT & CO. _PIANOS AND ORGANS. On: My Back. EVERY STRAIN OR COLD ATTACKS THAT ‘WEAK BACK ANDNEARLY PROSTRATES YOU 7 ss as ioral THE BEST TONIC. STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, STERADIES THE NERVES, ENRICHES THE BLOOD, UIVES NEW VIGOR. PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND IT. ‘Dn. J. L. Myers, Fairfield, Iowa, saya: spec me beneficial in nervous or physical exhaustion, debilitating ailments that bear so heavily on ‘the system. "Use it freely in my own family.” Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Takeno other, Made only by BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD, Lapis’ Hann Boox—useful and attractive, con- taining list of prizes for recipes, information about coins, ete... given away by all dealers in medicine, or mailed to any address on receipt of 2c. stamp. 9 Lioumixe Srnoxes Ix Taz Cane or Tom ® cao = EX | ERE ¢ * Bs Rk oH SNS Gco as Kk UO NRN Goo Byg8 pepe, A cou Fi Pr gs © AA ge al Ber RA f Aa 85 e Ms A A COO ERED FEARFUL HURRICANE IN THE MILLINERY LINE. IMMENSE SLAUGHTER of THOUSANDS of HATS FOR CHILDREN, MISSES AND LADIES. * THE GREAT FEAST OF LOW PRICES IN FLOWERS, TIPS AND PLUMES, CUTTING DOWN PRICES IN RIBBONS, VELVETS, LACES, GLOVES, LACE CAPS AND CORSETS. BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE, FOR VEILING, AT HALF THE VALUE. ‘You, gentle readers, don't miss this golden opportu- ulty. We invite you most cordially, before purchas- ing, to post yourself in our prices, ‘KING'S PALACE, 30 814 SEVENTH STREET. PROPOSALS FOR STONE WORK, ENGISEDA's OvPIce, Wasi, MONCMENT, c WasttiNaton, D, C.; June 10, 1885, Sealed Proposals for iting dnd securing atone slabs {in the interior walls of the Washington Sfonument, in this city, will be r fesunt TWELVE AL. on JUNE TW! |, 1885, and opened inimedistely thereufter in presence of bidders. Sspecitications, yeneral instructions to bidders and lank forms of proposal will ‘be furnished on applica- Uon to this olfige. "THOS. LINCOLN CASI, Colonel, Corps of Engineers, Je10-11,12.13,23624-61 Engineer in Charge, DD 2CRER BROS: PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS, ‘and other first-class lustral 0, ‘Toningand repairing at 'G: He kk ; HQ MeAMealene eC See TEE RaRGAINs DN Fraxos: a One Foctuve W. Knube & Co. Plano. $1755 Onetiy-octave New York Plano One Gsetave Raven & Bacon Pai Ohe Foctave Steinway Sons! Pasi Tatrge assortment of new Pianos aid Organs com stantly on hand. EDWARD F. DROOP. Late W.G. METZEROTT & CO, core aged PENS LY ANLC AVENE ole Agent. for Sichiwgy & Sons’, Gable Stein, Wheelock, andethier Pande: KK NNN A BBB EEE KK NNN AA B KK) NNN AA BBB EE KK NNN AAA B KK NNN A A BBB ERE PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORK: PRANSHIP AND DURABILITS SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, FROM $50 UPWARD. PIANOS FOR RENT, WM. KNABE & CO. 817 MARKET SPACE, my29. E P. MERSON J” TANOs, OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly first-class and reliable plano at a medium price. STECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS, Pianos and Organs exchanged, repulred, tuned, boxed, and fur rent. Ren: applied if purchased. Best and most complete assortment of Sc. musto in the city. HENRY RBERBACH, 5 F street, m29 Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis Co. T . ‘reweNpous Sacririce AR or SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS, ‘Tia Octave Weber Square Piano... Elegant 71y Octave Boston Made Plano. 7 Octave Gaehile & Co. Piano.. a ‘Pa Octave Grovesteen and Fuller Piano.. 6% Octave Nunns & Clark Piano. 7 Octave Chickering Piano... Superb Walnut Cuse, 12 Stop Organ.. S8Stop Organ, 6 feet high. 6 Octave Organ, 2 Stops.. Walnut Case, 5 Octave Orgun. Anyofthe above mentioned instruments will be sold ‘ct these extraordinarily low figures either for cash or on monthly payments of $5 and $10 per mouth, SIDNEY T. NIMMO, _my21, 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. ALLET, DAVIS & 00.3 UPRIGH' ND TV HARD a Peccrincts ut nareaiois GP holee stock of Pinos, i'sold this month, myo 2. L SUMNER, 811 9th et. nw, Hermexaxe Pianos Are Unsurpassed for Fine Workmanship, Brillisncy of Tone and Extreme Durability. Old Pianos taken in exchange and full value allowed. ‘Lowest Prices and Easy Monthly Paymenta, BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, 422 Oth street, ¢ RO., Ay de, Warp, i, Bee, ,. on Bees MENTE ae fe 5 noted and Gally’s Wonderful Seif Secceeeee cee a ans for rent, wuned aud repaired “a0 Concexrratep CRAB ORCHARD WATER. ‘THE GREAT RENOVATOR USED. RECOMMENDED AND INDO} BY PHYSICIANS ALL OVEN THE WORLD. THE ONLY REMEDY THAT ACTS ON ALL OF ‘THE GREAT ORSATEM THE KIDNEYS. THE STOMACH. Rea Canercity. ‘We are now bullding an extension of 35x117 feet to our already magnificent establishment, which when ‘finished will give us THE FINEST SHOW ROOMS In the United States, We also have THE FINEST ELECTRIC LIGHT In the country, making at night our entire building as bright as the finest day in sunlight. ‘We have come to the conclusion that we have more goods and less money than we wantto carry out our hew enterprise of running our building through to 8th street, ‘We shall open thismew addition with new goods only. We shall commence to run off our present without regard to cost, Our assortment is exceptionally large for this season ofthe year. 100 Pieces COLORED LACE BUNTING, yard wide, at 1234¢. ‘These goods area great bargain at 400. per yard but, they must be closed to make room for other goods. 500 pleces Fast Color LAWNS at 4c. per yard. 300 pleces yard wide LAWN, the most select pat- terns, at 7c., actual value 16c. per yard. Superior quality DRESS GINGHAMS at 8c. per yard, fully worth 12%40. WHITE Goons, ‘We have now the largest stock of WHITE GOODS in the city, and at rock bottom prices. ‘Yard wide INDIA LINEN at 5 and 8c. per yard. 40-Inch INDIA LINEN at 12430. per yard. Just received a large lot of DOTTED AND FIGUR- ED SWISS, which we will sell at 12%4c. DIMITY LAWN AND PIQUE at 12%. 40-inch BATISTE, in all the evening shades. at 12M6 Per Yard osTERY. ‘We have just succeeded in purchasing 250 dozen of Ladies’ full regular made Hose in Seal Brown, Navy Blue and Slate, tosell at 10c. Ladies’ fine gauge Pin Stripe Hose at 20c.; actual value, 48. Ladies’ Lisle Hose in Fancy Stripes and Solid Col- orn at 4c, ‘Ladies’ Sik Mitts in all colors at 39c, ‘We have just received a large lot of LADIES. DRESSING SACKS, ‘wade of India Linen, with Embroidered Ruffle and Fine Tucking, formerly sold for $1.60, we will close them at 98c. LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES, made of the Finest Cotton, with yoke of all-over Em- brodery,and Embroidered Ruffle Neck and Sleeves— former price $1.59, now 98c, OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART- ‘MENT. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL O'CLOCK, : - LANSBURGH & BRO, JeO___ 420, 429, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. Dz Hare GOLDEN SPECIFIO, A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR ‘THE LIQUOR HABIT. Itean be given ine cup of coffee or tes withoutthe Imowledge of the person taking tt; is absolutely harmless. and will effect @ permanent and speedy cure, whether the patien te a moderate drinker’ or an alcobolic wreck. Ithas been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has fol- lowed. It wevan yatta, The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossi- Dilify for the liquor appetite to exist. GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, For Bale by * xunits nova UG STORE, DRI (Corner 14th and ¥ streets: also corner 14th street and ‘Vermont avenue, Washington, D. 0. Call or write for circulars and full particulars. 419-00 2d EDITION. Lat ‘ans Su GLADSTONE TO GO TO BALMORAL. To Have a Conference with the Queen im Beotland on Saturday. Lopox, June 11.—The queen has made an appointment to confer with Mr. Gladstone on the present crisis in British political affairs, ‘The conference will take place next Saturday at Balmoral castle. ‘The queen has arra: return to Windsor castle on the 20th inst, THE QUEEN TAKING THINGS LEISURELY. The Standard says it is understood that the Queen has requested Mr. Gladstone to transmit to her his views in full on the political crisis, in Onder that arrangements may be made to avert an immediate change in the British ministry.gy NO CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY PROBABLE FOR SOME TIME, It {s not e: , the Standard continues, that the queen will Accept the resignations of the ministers, or that any final decision will be reached concerning the question of changing the government until her majesty's return to Windsor castle. The conservatives can do nothing, the paper argues, until the queen's wishes made Known, and in the meantime it is doubtful if the liberal cabinet can hold together, 80 great are the differences at, present existing between its members, There ex- ists a suspicion, which daily deepens, the Standard further declares that the Glad: stone ministry courted their recent defeat for the purpose Of concealing behind its excite- ment their own dissensions, The statements made since the defeat, by some of the liberal members who absent themseives from the vote on the fatal division, show that the government might have saved themselves on vote if they had cared se- Tiously to do so. A GERMAN VIEW OF GLADSTONE’S RESIGNA- TION. BERLIN, June 11.—German diplomats allege that one of the causes, and the greatest, of the resignation of the Gladstone government was the laliure of the secret mission of the Earl of Roseberry, British privy seal, to Berlin. These pense how assert that the object of that mission was to secure a reconciliation between Mr. Gladstone and Prince Bismarck. Another cause is suid to have been the failure of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain's recent secret mission to Paris. Mr. Chamberlain's trip to Paris was, at the time it was made, an- nounced to be simply for pleasure and recrea- tion. Officials in the Kaiser's foreign service declare, however, that Mr. Chamberlain was sent to the French capital by Mr. Gladstone for the purpose of obtaining from M. de Freycinet, French minister for foreign affairs, an Anglo- French alliance on Egyptian affairs. This was to ve based on tnequal shares in the control of the country, English control to be paramount, the consideration to be accorded — Frane being an embassy from King John, of Abyssinia, the establish- ment of which in the kbedive’s dominions and relations with England would prove coun active of Italian designs. It is declared th the failure of both these missions greatly dis- couraged Mr, Gladstone, who, losing heart at the discovery of what believed was Pp hostility against ind entertained by her immediage continental neighbors, suddenly awoke to. keen sense of the failure of his foreign policy and concluded to abandon political lite. ee The Ameer’s Death Reaffirmed. St. PETERSBURG, June 11.—The Novosti (news- Paper) reailirmes its Statement that the ameer of Alghanisian is dead. —— . + General Foreign News. RUSSIA MAKING OVERTURES TO ABYSSINIA, Sr. PETERSBURG, June 11.—Russia is aboutto send an embassy bearing presents to King John, of Abyssinia, In return for the action of King John in sending to Russia an embassy whieh is now on the way here from Abyssinia, This course of the government of Russia is intended tocounteract the designs of Italy. The Itallan ent some time ago sent mportant byssinia, and from which a re] as been recelved that itis the desire of Ring John tat the most friendly relations should exist between Abyssinia and Italy. ee Abolishing Convict Labor in Ili SPRINGFIELD, Int, June 11.—The upper house of the Ilinots Tegislature ‘passed an im- Portane bill this morning, the tntent of whieh < the discontinuance of the system of coftract bor in the state penitentiaries. The act pro- vides that In future control of the penitentia- ries shall be vested in the penitentiary commis- sion The work of the convicts ts to be con- in. rs. fined to such labor as may be required by the — Much-Indicied Mr. Ward. York, June 11.—Another indictment for grand larceny in the first d was found against Ferdinand Ward and presented to the court of over and terminer to-day. Ward was Deouzht Into court, aud when called to the bar pleaded not guilty. The trial of the case was set for Thursday next. ——s ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. are the opening and ¥:30 p.m. prices New York Stock market toda roed by i B39 15% F Chea, € Ohio. Do, Ast prel Do. pref. 124". Do. 2d pret) Oregon Trait) GBE&Q. | 53%) LC. 8") sy Gaal Rock Tsiani St. Paul, oa oss N. J. Cent. Washington Stock Exchange. The following changes from yesterday’s quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange were noted to-day: U.S. 4s, 1891, coupon, 112% bid, % asked; 4s, 1891, registered, do. do; 4s, 1907, coupon, 123 bid, % asked; 4s, 1907, rez- istered, 122 bid, % asked; D. C. per. imps. 6s, 1S91, coin, 115% bid, 116% asked; Met. R. R. #4 bid, 8544 asked; Columbia R. R. ‘orth “Cap. and O St. RR. 40, 42, bid, 43 “asived: rgetown gas, Ol 41% bid; Firemen’s Ins. 40 bid, 45 asked; Nat. Met. Ins, 66% bid; Nat. Union Ins. 18 bid; Coreoran’ Ins. 70 asked; Columbia ins, 101g bid, 11% asked; Inland & Seacoast bonds, 64 bi 99 bid, 100% usked; Great Falls Jee, 89 bid! Real Estate’ Title Ins., 100 bid, 1014 asked: Penna. Telephone Co., 55 bid,’ 584 asked; Chesapeake & Pot. Tel. Co., 554'bid, 50 asked. a Baltimore Markets. JTIMORE, Mo. June 11.—Virginla pastdue coups be new tentortlcn, Gots nev theese, Sake North Caroitna sixes, old. 1.09¥y bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp, June 11.—Cotton dull and a Hominy” "steady: Vash. Brick Machine, a fer atid more active closing dull; southern red, 95u98 southern Amber. 100a1.05; No. 1 Margland, #04yal.00; No.2 Wester winter red, spot, 94a: Tuy, DLa0Gy: August, LovaLO0%: September, 1.03401.03. Corn—southern firm; Western easier and dull: southern white, Gzab2u; do, yellow, 53a; Western mixed. spot, 58nd3ip, fresh; June, 53y asked: July, G34 asked: August, Si, bid.’ Oats’ steady and ‘Quiet—sonthern, Sadi: western white, 30041: western Mixed sna: Pennsylvania, Badd. Rye dally you Provisions easy und quict, Butter easier—western y. oats, SugurcusterA sot, Whisky “quiet Other articles tinchanged. Freighis to Liv per steamer dull—cotton, “3-164. flour, 4s 4 sain, Romina shasd ‘Meee Fels: wheat, 16, corn, 5,060 bushels; Eye, 1.500 bushels ‘$08 barrels: corn, bushels: corn, ‘The Clark AN EFFORT MADE TO BRING THE LONG ExX- AMINATION TO AN END. ‘The defense having closed its testimony on the first series of charges preferred against Architect Clark, Mr. Jackson, counsel for the stonecutters, to-day began the introduction of rebutting testimony, ‘Mr. H. Messer, of this city, was called as an expert stonecutter, and was’ about to give tes- timony concerning the alleged defects in the eked, Balik creamer Bip copper, redined quiet, 1Uiyaik ‘Boatel terrace walls, when the defense objected to go- ing again into the case in ehief. Joi who is conducting the examination, stated 1 his Instructions were simply to obtain alll possi- bleinformation, with the view of thoroughly vindicating Mr. Clark, or otherwise to lay all the facts that coule be ascertained before the Secretary of the, Interior. "In the view Of the counsel engaged, this was a prosecution and a defense, but in the view of the Secretary of the Interior it was an Inquiry. Re Suerd that as a matter of duty to his client, Mr. Clark, who was under expense, ould insist upon his objection, He referred to the fact that four weeks had ai ‘appeal from the garry the question to the lecision, Major Jonas satd that if Mr. Clark were culpable he could ‘not’ b6 hunrsaed by cama S| fense, he woula hear testimony from that side. LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES. Appointments by the President, Ete. ‘The President today appointed William Sta- Pleton, of Colorado, to be melter of the United States mint at Denver, Geo, A. Wilson, to be collector of internal revenue for the fifth district of Minois. The President also appointed the following postmasters: Wm, H. Wilds, vice J. R. Horner, resigned, Tuscaloosa, Ala; Matthias Manly, vice E. A, Richardson, suspended, New Berne N.C; James W. Satcher, vice J, W, Raborn, suspended, Union Springs, Ala; Lloyd Reed, vice W. F. Richards, suspended, Clarksburg, W Va; C. C. Goldo, vice EW. Hastings, sus pended, Carroll, lowa. Bannister, of Indiana, has been R Col. EMH. appointed special Indian agent vice Ged. burn, resigned. James A. Georze, of 1 son, Texas, has been appointed special nee of the and’ loffice, Charles W. Walker, of Ten- nessee, has been appointed as laborer in the Patent office. uty Second Controller James S$. Delano sent in lis resignation to-day, and Richard It. MeMahon, of West Va., a second class clerk {i the first controlier’s office, was appoluted to succeed him. ‘This appointinent is an acknowl. edgment of civil nervice reform influence. Seeretary Manning hus dismissed Dennis Coughlin, a second-class clerk in the treasurer’ office, Col. W. 8. Gilman, formerly a newspaper cor. respondent in this city. has been appointed first ascistantof Mr. A. L. Eilett, the new democrat gollector of internal revenue for the Richme Va., distric The President commissioned the fol- lowing postmasters: Andrew H. Simpson, North Clarendon, Pa.; Clement Phiibrick, Hal- stead, Kan.; and J. F. Henderson, Aledo, ‘lil. TO ABOLISH THE SUB-TREASURIES. ‘Treasurer Jordan’s Financial Pian. WHAT PROMINENT DEMOCRATS SAY ABOUT IT. In connection with the recent defaleation in the New Orleans sub-treasury, several plans for protection of the government from such risks have been considered by the Secretary of the Treasury, but none yet have been adopted. A plan submitted by Treasurer Jordan is to abolish the sub-treasuries and todistribute the government money among the first-class banks in the cities where sub-treasuries are located, the deposit to be secured by UnitedStates bonds, as the national banks secure their circulation, The idea of this fs to relieve the government of all the enormous expense and risk o itsown money. The additional oj the plan would be toconfer conspic tages upon all the cities so. by adding many millions to their active capital. The idea ts to inelude all first-class banks at the different points where sub-treas- uries now exist. so that the benefit may be fairly distributed, ‘The proposition is to make first trial of the system at New Orleans. ‘The plan hus not yet been adopted, and there is ation by g.alvision of opinion ax to ite merits among | democrats with whom THESTAR reporter sp upon the subject. Most of them expre a desire not to be quoted until they could look into the matter further, but expressed th pinion that the plan is in direct violatic rel established _princ stantially the dent Jackso ag: pression that the democratic party had alw taken grounds in direct antagouisin to. such a plan, Representative Geo. D. Wise, of Vinzinia, an- other democrat, well grounded m_ democratic doctrines according to the old school as. Well as in progressive polities, said he was not prepared to accept such & plan.’ It was too ereat a Tevo- lution of all the old democratic Ideas and doc trines. It wasa thing that the party. had ale It was for the benefit of banks, looked like a bank monopoly. ok to the perpetuation for the security of the system depended upon the debt only.” If the debt were pald off It lessened the amount in bonds that ‘could be held as security by the government. All this Was, of course, In direct antagonism to demo- cratic principles. Tbe sentiment of the people, he thought, would be against it,as it would have the appearance of a bank monopoly’ sup- ported by the government at the people's ex- pense. . Gov.’ Plaisted, of Maine, sald that it would play hobs with fhe banks. They would put « all their steam and goa humming. "Th would burn all their fat and oll, until they drive their engines to destruction. They would bank their deposits, and things would go to pieces under such a plan, Representative Milliken, of Maine, thonght ita wilder scheme for inflation than’ even the greenbackers ever thought of. the government money, it being in circulation through the banks, sothat It could not be had when wanted, “What will the banks do,” he 1, “if the government calls for Its money gud the bank has Wail out? It presupposes & surplus, and if there is a surplus, Tam in favor of paying the public debt. L want to live to see all the debts paid,” Hethought the scheme a very wild one. Representative Wilkins, of Ohio, thinks that the scheme is wort mature eonsideratio He says it fsa sound business proposition, but it would take a little time to satisfy the country ofits merits, “He thinks It would at first be Fo- garded by many ax ascheme in the interest of the banks, but that this idea would yield to In. telligent discussion. Ex-Delegate Maginnis, of Montana, thinks the plan an excellent one. As the banks would be required to deposit United States bonds as security the government would be protected, and instead of being locked up and idic the government surplus would be doing service in cireulation. District Government Affairs, A DANGEROUS TELEGRAPH POLE, Lieut, Col. John W. Wilson, in chargeof pab- le buildings and grounds, calls the attention of the Cor ers to the of the government telegraph pole on the side of H street, about fifty feet west Capitol street, and. asks permission Ways opposed. an North further eust in the northwest corner of North Capitol and H streets. SEWERAGE O¥ THE PRINTING AND ENGRAY- ING BUREAV. In reply to the chief of bureau engraving and printing the Commissioners inform that officer itis not proposed to lay a seweron Uh west side of 14th street at present. The se age of the bureau of engraving may be carried into the existing sewer on the east side of 14th street when the outlet now used is closed by the improvement of the Potomac flats. PLANS FOR A NEW STATION-IOUSE. The Commissioners approved to-day Jans drawn up in the building inspector Bice for the new seventh precinct pollee st house, As has before been stated this 1s now the largest precinct in the District of Columbia, and the plans have been drawn to meet this state of tacts, The premises are larger, the being eight cells and an additional stairway, termed a “tramp stairway,” separate and dis: tinct from the officers’ stairway, and a separate dormitory, having noconnection with that of the patrolinen, Everything is increased in size and proportion, ‘The plan is regarded as su- perior to any station in the country. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Charles W. Cook, erect two two-story dwellings, G street, between 11th and 12th streets; $1,500. Georsé Mason, erect a two-story private Stable, rear of Jot 56, square 192; $300. - John F. Wageaman, erect ten small dwellings,between Ist and Half and Nand 0 streets southwest. John Hogan, erect eight twostory, dwelling houses, on Kens tucky avenue: 200. ph ‘Wheeler, erect agmall dwelling, on L street: southwest: 3300. J. D. Kitch, erect a private stable, alley between D and E Streets southwest; $600. A. C Strauss, erect a frame dwelling in county, at Bennings; $600. MISCELLANEOUS, Mr. Geo, M. Oyster requests the paving of a ortion of ailey in square 759 with asp! Blocks, under the permit system" which been recommended by Capt. F. V. Greene. Mr, John A. Darling, in a letter to the Com: missioners, complains’ that a colored n named Buller has placed posts across the river end of Sumner avenue, Anacostia, D. C., which prevents him from geiting to and trom his leasure boat, and asks the interposition of the Bomnmisctoners for his protection. Messrs. Gustave Hartiz, E. Woodraif and others request of the Coinmissioners the re- moval of the wagon stand on the south side of K street northwest, immediately east of 7th street the aes Leal Notes. Geo. Smith, who had his foot crushed some time since, had it amputated yesterday between the Knee and ankle, by Dr. A. A. Marsteller, ee a. Little and Poulton, and the jent is doing well, m ron Bra = mio Piguot ana’ Man ae, Anuio Figost aed Marwaret Riley, selling: ine without label, the recognizances were forfeited in the Criminal Court this morn! him, whieh, in the hand=ta' the Caminal 6 ast tay ee are tenced to one bany penitentiary. ‘The will of the late James | ct wee, leaving keeping | Hurd said he was under the im- st) Tt would tle up | tit | down and erect a new pole in its stead fifty feet The Outlook for Crops. The condition of winter Wheat is stated In tha June report of the Department of Ageteultn@ wo be lower than ever before In Jun. ral percentage has declined from The average yield will eviden han ten bushels per acre. Tho probehs act of winter wheat, states, accord returns, Js rednoed to about bushels. Fut none of the. lrrtteries cluded in the winter wheat area. The rey spring wheat ix more favorable. The disposi. jon last autumn to reduce its ‘brew a ne Ht of the low price was checked by winter wheat area, and Later by Russian war rum ubstantiaily the am has been secded ax last year—about pW acres In northern New England, 95 in Wis ad Os in Nobra: Crap of 0 Du sdie ls. 3,000,000) " asim 1ss4,and. tn tion is S09, he per cont, and the Corn will turns indicate on tr Normne Ly or.—1 of the publication of an | Representative King seems to have los hay lis andor ns Say they do not b d to hi he did net t hing left tomhake a row SeCRETARY WHITNEY has returned from New York, Poirics 1x Post Or riers. —One of the Post Office depa lals to-day, tm epeaking of the published stator the First Assistant, that } who were less of their polities time a great many domoor | In some conan i eure coud it would | ties, eptable t lean postmnasters. I ‘ fourth class «Miers, w the salaries are very small, the depariment was always glad | to secure reliable men who would take the o* | fice, Mrs, Surrm WaNrs rrr kanes: Frew | PONED.— Mrs, Charlotte Sta ror | Odium, who lost his Life tr m the Brooklyn bridge, yesterday Acnt a lisp > Justice Walsh, in Brooklyn, ash nian te poonte the trial of James i I, the donor e trial isset for teday, nayt t case ts continue able to be present at the trial ant ther test will, she Ut al p the r itray, Berar m the Gunton aman, ford. fs of i ground in siya ware ave nts por sttare above firm will = refrigerator tot from the B, and O. railroad, Gos erty the entered by nsw MBEAN REVARATORY Inlatory be An Tail; loward Seely: de: by Cher - . Pan! A. Siero, An T. Bradley, He Patios, Hoary Ik Mavnng Allan KE. Witson, F. HL Sects, HL ic sell, Jolin Chester, Pe 1 Miall, Tenia: Ames and Angelo Hall, and an address President Wellin, ee WASHINcTON CATTLE MAEKET.—At Que town, on the Metropolitan branch How ree miles from the city, Lewis D. M ad vid shoe pb 5 he she selling trom & per head. State of the w ee Base Bars.—The Nationals had no ai Meulty in walking nthe Wil ton nine being 10 to 1. a4 strong ed first base Wery ni ata stroncer batt mtest Will be th enee—Providence ‘ | York—st. La 7; Metrypwol: S. ¥.—Broaklyn, 0; Cinciumatl, 6. At Bui . ¥.— Bs ie, Detroit, 5. At Bustoa— Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 2 een ndrin Affairs. WWENING STAR, ° that hy to and thy putations of tine to take ¢ mm they nist en is expected al Windsor ab see ‘Traveler's © TER, & P. St them queen eaile ernment, Tue qu ‘once, ide. # 1 1 4. 1 porn. PF 4:40, any, Lesiop. 8:90 a.m. 4:40 p.m. Inston and Baltinors, 40,7 and 11 pt. 1300, 3:30! 4:40, tropolit B80 pm ckpaal stanton ‘th Suma dV Fred ay. F fy; 4240 pth, daily, ¢ w! ot Va. Miptaxn Rorrre—R. & P. Station.—7 ow Orleans and Atianta, 11:1 bs)” For Louie tnlixy: southern smell and expres, daily; Manasns nu, 41S pg 15 a, m., 4245 p.m SHEXAXDOAM Kove & 0. Orleans and I vediate Memphis express, #10 p.m. ‘or New one, Thurs Heverond kant x Oo MAKY LLEANORA EVA At the rectory. of Tr (Butt, Liss, De PHU PgOCLo: DIED. BLAKE. At Lower Salem, Washington county, ‘Ohio. on the yofdune 1th, In. doe. CE W. BLAKE. tn thr forty tire year of tile age, dura a resident of Wash LEMON. On Wednesday m.. of patalyals, CHA seventy-ninth year of his ace. ‘Funeral nervioes from All Souls’ church, on Peidasg June 12, at 5:5 pam * JACKSON. In Philadelphia, Jane 9th, 1855, Rev, AUGUSTUS JACKSON, Funeral in tls city, from St. Pant's Chi which Mr. Jackson, Was formerly recur, on June 12, at 4:80 o'clock p.m. oo obituary. The remains of MARGARET 8. CROWN. widow of died May Sist, 1585, a ber late reside S05" Piet, Street northwest, were interred ai Holyrood cemetery ‘Wednesday, June 10th, at 11 o'dock a.m. - at TAO ia ur