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t ; ; = = _EDUCATIONAL. MODERN |LANGU. wis moved for 30 Tsth st. n.w., CF. - Class in French, Spahish and German allt pels {AL INSTRUCTION T advanced stadenta. ‘Terms moder- fagher, Hox 21, House ot jenee and schools. Letters yelO-r Lessons given written, &e. W AstuGtos, ACADEM ¥ OF TELEGRA PHY ‘only school of the kind here. A special Invi: tation to all to see the method by which you can soon learn s profeion. “21d 2 OR WOOP INSTITUTE 131 ps st circle Belee ng Se Fonng ine. Sessions s5-oh opens epl. BO. Fatty a dlieation niccesiay, a nuimoet of boarders wil be Mine fe myld lan s WITH Seay adm: v8 at thy time. Send for circulars SHORT otbGE AM., (Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa miviedan ‘[8* BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES: ar 723 14th st. nm. w., CITY, WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER: ALSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT AND Parisian prowup- Summer clases how OF ‘Sucation at @ ar. PRUD HOMME, eration. Natural inetd. izing Children's classes duri Privatetuttion ifdesired. MPLUE ©. Professeur de Francais SHORTHAND — Bri SS ESION S every evening Private lessons @ 3 shorthand books and publications constantly oo band, fad exceptional op cies for learning the art aro Ofleredat WASHT PHONOGRAPHICHEAD- QUARTERS. v27 Ist mw. ‘ap BUSSES GUScaTION, FOR 30 Tilddie-aged men and women. Spr ner sexaions of the Spencerian “Business Sth and. D ste Fapid’ calculations type-weriting ete, fruin date of entrance, day oF might, $50; thr ight, S14; ane mone day ily 12 lessons, HYG SPENCEIE Princ! tee Principal. ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, X uate and certified exaininer of the New England Conservatory. Plano techuique, harmony and voice culture. 1012 10th st nw. as rp TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND. in ATURDAY EVEN- Hours from 7 to 9 pa Ja22-20w* GRADES OF study: 1 prepares for college, Annapoli tail examinations, IVY INSTITUTE, sw. corner Sth and K sta nw. Mathematical, Classical, Busine SW. FLYNN, A.M 6029 = Ww Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a month. FINANCIAL. AUCTION SALES. ‘TO-MORROW. if Nene DOWLING, Auctioneer, “ ww SALE OF Ht ‘EHOLD FURNITURE BRACING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS. aise, VERY HANDSOME DECORATED TOILET AND TWENTY ROLLS I cohap dd teint tee r AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, FOUR ent FIREPROOF SAFEX. = ONE VEKY HANDSOMEROAD WAGON, IN PER- CARRIAGES, BUGGIES HORSES AND WAGONS, ALSO, NY, VILLAGE CART HARNESS. PONY) VN COMPLETE OUTFIE) AND HORSE, DAYIUS WAGON AND HAR- +. ALSO, AT TWELVE M. ONE STEINWAY' & SON'S PIANO, AND ONE LARGE FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, OF A VALUABLE FARM, RTLY IN THE DISTRICT 01 D PARTLY IN. PRINCI ¥,MD., ON “THE WASHING- ‘TRAL’ TURNPIKE, ABOUT LF MILES FROM BENNING'S i} tae = Jy virtue ofa deed oftrust, bearing date the. goth day of January. A°b_ 180, and. tecorded 1 Tiber $35, at" follo 108 ct seqy’ oue of the iad records of the District of Columbia, and also recorded Ender W. A. Je, No. fe follo 172 et seq, omer the and record inok of Prince George's county, Sid, atid Atthe requent of the parties secured thereby, we sail offer for sale- at pabiteauetion: In teout of the prem ises. on SATURDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE A.D. ISSO At THREE OCLOCK Pate. tbe ) | | | | farm, ‘known’ as “BOY. 1S FARM,” composed of several tracts. parts of tracts or parcels of land witch ren (Rartioularly, described in said _ deed, containing in the aggregate 253% acres, more or less. iis fara adjoins aud a portion Of it (about 47 acres) Hes within, the District of Columbia, about one un | Qne-half mbes from Hennings bridge: and sisson She Washington and Central turnpike. its good land (or farming and gardening. and wiarge part of it ts value able MEADOW LAND, There isa large aud thrifty 3 other frnittreeson the place. S consist ofa two-tory DWEL- HOUSE, containing five rooms: a BARN, GUx feet, with basement for stock: a STABLE for 10 horses! a CORN HOUSE for 300 barrels, and ap. ‘The place is in fair condition. fefms of sale: Oveihird of the purchase money in cash on the das of sale, or on the ratification thereof by the Maryland court; the balance in three equal ine stallments at six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day of sate, (0 be sectired by the nowes of the pur- chaser, bearing date the day of sale. with six per cent interest; or aif cash at the option of the purchaser, ‘The title will ve retained by the trustees until the pur chee money ie all paid. A deposit of $250 will be re- Quired at the time of sale. ‘Terms afsale to be com- piled with in ten days, otherwise the Trustees reserve the Fight to resell at Fisk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser OF puach wr. B,} prustees, ‘ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers. R00) MORROW MORNING, JUNE TUnTEENTE, COMMENCING AT "TEN MAS DOWLING, cer. o he }, at 12 M., in front Ou SATURDAY, June 13th, 1885, we REGULAR 8. EHOLD FURNITURE OF ANERY DIDCHIPTION AE OUR GALES ‘CLOCK A. 1) OV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aveta, HH } Auewon "Tiwo¥inenuace cat HORKES, HARNESS AND CARTS, AT AUCTION. ‘of my salesroom, I'will sell the above. Bale HH, © ¥Ettseco, ° “Anetionee ous ‘Senay! rlvania ave. We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, JUNE FIF- TEETH, at TEN OGLOUK, the entire contents of use -625 G STREET SOUTHWEST, the effects of m party declining Housekeeping, con- sisting of Parlof. Dintog-room, Kitehen and Bedroom Furniture; Girctouhe and straw Hall Rack; Book Caves ‘Books: ortahle Closets Granments curtatier 3. Center Table; a Extension Tabie and Dinner Set. Je1z-2t H.C. WELLS & €0. YHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE AND With, FRAME STABLE Cc ON ALLEY IN REAR, SIXTH STREET, BE- TWEEN A AND B SOUTHEAST. ‘virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court ofthe District of Columbia, passed on the 11th day of June, A.D. 1885. n equity cause No. 9243, tween George guardian, and o ot 2 mI Hon, on the on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF JUNE. 1980, st’ FIVE O'CLOCK P. ML, the south eighteen (183 feet by the depth (112 feet) thereot, of lot twelve (12), in square eight Bundred and seventy (870). ‘The improvements consist of a comfortabie two-story brick house, on Oth. street southeast, between A and B,with « frame stable on the alley in the rear and at the side of sald lot. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and two years from day of sale, with iurerest; payment of deferred purchase money, to be secured by promissory hotes of purchaser and s len on the property sold. deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale. Ail conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale ic be complied with in tea days from sale, oF property will be resold at defaulting purchaser s risk and cost, afer five days’ notice in the Evening Star. JAS. FULLERTON, Trustee, 519"7th street, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts Jel dias TW ALTER E WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auctioneers, WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOI- STERED IN RAW SILK, BRACE ARM DINING CHAIRS, WALNUT ‘CHAMBER SUITE, BEDSTEALS, BUREAUS AND WASH- STANDS BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAR- PETS, OILCLOTHS, STAIR AND HALL CAR ETS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN rc: UEENSiEs UTENST : On MONDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH, at TEN ‘4 Pp. & Ww Prsce & Wonrery, STOCK BROKERS, ‘aue,} New York, n Buflding), Washington, TELEGRAPH WIKES wETWwEES MORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, &c. GeenmaL’ Paw Jawes WiiTELy, Max's. witeyny HE hen sion, De ELLA RAVERS, Spec ner. Ruy and sell on commission ‘all’ classes of Railway Securities, 'H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. the markets received through our wires in- Suuntls, direct frum the New York Stock Exchange. All orders executed and reported promptly. Je! POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. P22 Ee To NoRPoLK AND FORTRESS MONTOR, ARY AND EXCELSIOR, MAY 6, 1885. leave 7th street, WELCH, General agent ok POTOMAC RIVER LANDL NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves Tti-sireet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7am Returning TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m., touch- ing ot River Landings as fur as Nomini’ Creek, Cirrioman. Va; St Clemeuty Bay and Leonardtown, Md. “Connects with 1. 0. HH at shepherds. Seo aebedule JOHN B PADGET, agent _€.W. RIDLEY, Manager, pit DPE sey HT STEAM | Tics JOMN TDSC NIGHT leave | Pier 43. East KCver, S ma: Oth'st. wharr, Washing y WEDNESDA MOKNING.F VASHINGTON, stopping af River Landings leaving Btepheuson's waart 4 bun SUNDAY, March Toe Viver Pre ved SATURDAYS ONLY, and most be “Rl atcomnineations firstelass. Apply to WN GROW sh st. whark TREET Vwewings, “Thurtdays and Sundays. at 7 Io am Tor Hlver Landings’ a fata Stato Greek, returding on Weltseeday, Friday and Monday Sitcrnivms. For information apply to GOL SHEMIFE, Ld Pa ave nw. ort mb GT. JONES. Act M™ VER STFAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves Ttlestreet wharf daily (except Sunday? for MY Bt 10 o'clock am: returning, reaches ‘about 330 p.m, LU, BLAKE, Captain, STEAMERS. _ VENEKAL TEANSATLANTIC ¢ worth River, ioot of Morton Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Washington, D.C. LANE ROUTE, THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP TEED, BET WEES SEW Ye Poot. ‘ FROM Seevis, Carta Sat, Aug. 1 KOM NEW YORK. | 360, S50 and $100, ¥ © apply at the Company’ office, No.4 Bowling Ureet, of both steerage und Cabin to OTIS BIGELOW £°CO., 605 Tih street, . New York, iS BIGELOW & « 7th street. Washing 2 MEDICAL, &e. AND MME. SELDEN, ESTABLISHED 1855 ¥ Feltable Lac hie city: useating drugs. Al Iehronie diseases and blood IF cured without the use of mercury. to ail female Main’ \TRADICTED st Established BROURERS os ti tising’ Ladiew Physician int fontttentiy¢ Furticular attention paid to ait Lies, tart ‘Ali. suceersdully: treated. Ba Board. with good accommodations; aint kite eff Gient nurses furnisted to those who may desire to sta Stew days in the elty Undeg hin treatment iy -Lan® YT GEE NY When fay I cure I do not mean merely to ihem fora dime and then have them reara denn a radical cure. | have made the disease of PLES, EPILEPSY of FALLING SICKNESS as ihelong Rudy. I warrant my remedy to cure the worn exces ‘Others have falledis uo reason for Wik tow Fe: geivingacure, Send at chee for Sowieut my infallible rem Otice. “Tecusts you nothing fur a trial, ard T psy Adress fork. Dt MORE FERNC Diseases of Blood, affecting Throat. 5 oid at STAN DIEORD'S, St.Cload F streets. Price Sh Sent’ by mail sealed. auzb-m,w,f BO PAYS mmaL ru treatine and a Pree . Give Express and Post will eure New H. G. ROOT, 183 Pear? DR DYES ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Avviisxces. We will send ob thirty days” trial, to Rien, young of old, "who are suffering frot Nerv ous Devility, Lost Vitality, and those: of@ personal ature resaiting from abuses aud other causes 5 Siashood guarkucced“Gend as cane ge’ Gites “ones Espaagee addres VOrtAIG BELT CO wae aod medicine, or no charge: the Sreatany arte ter eats Came aia aaa cing SO 7 Meme RESTORE & of OF two of Da. Segoe E caret TPR euLvLew jvm, ‘That never ever Enter or cue Dire FISHER devotes her stiention: | | | THAT aver- | tir t6 | seethe New A | northwest, being lot No. F SAMUEL MADDO: O'CLOCK A..M.,'we shall sell at residence No. 802 Ist diy Led hone winksata th || © eee tacoete olen atteence as GEO. W. WILSON, Auct. Jel 3,681,206 | Jel: WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts ae —— ICTION SALE, OF HOUSES, NUMBERED |OMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. ). 437, 443, 445,447 AND 449 S STREET NORTHWEST. 407 OUTHW ES ‘tue of the provisionsof the lust nt of Thomas Weaver, lute of at istrict of Columbia, admitted to, Sth, 1N4, and recorded in will boo Ho; de. this undersized. as FXecUtor, Washington, Rrobate A pein No. 21, folios will olfer at public auction the following property, hereinafter descritied: ‘on MU AFTERNOON, JUNEFIPTEENTH, LOCI in front of the premises’ ‘and premises Massachusetts avenue id. part Tot 1. In square | Somth of 916, having a front of 20 tet 6 inches by an | average depth of over 100 feet, containing 9 rooms ‘and bath room. And at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, In front of premises, part of lot 14, in square 454, southeast cor- her of 7th and H streets northwest, having a front on th street of . by a depth on H strert of 75 feet, improved by four sinall stores. ‘And on the following day. JUNE SIXTEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, remilses No. 407 7th street southwest, between D 4nd E streets, in square 435, it belug lot 24 In sald square. ALFIVE O'CLOCK, in front of property, house aud Premises L010 D strect southwest, between 10th and 1th, in square 353. wal > ‘Terms of ‘On each property sold, one-third cash and the! in tWoequal payments, af one and two Years, with Interest at six per ceut per annum until paid. and secured by a deed of trust; all conveyancing and Tecording at purchaser's cost; ‘S100 deposit Te quired on each piece of property at the time of sale. Jezdads ROBERT b. WEAVER. Executor. (CUANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SECONDSTREET EAST, NEAR HSTREET NORTH By virtue Ofa decree of the Supreme Court of sm the District of Columbia, passed tn Equity cause a 9349, between James A. King et John, W. King et al, the undersigned. as ‘Trustee, wil sel at public anetion 01 the premives, on SATUR: ¥, JUNE TWENTIETH, 1585, at FIVE O'CLOCK ‘all ‘the estate, right, title and interest of the p to said cause in and to the south 27 feet 6 Faches, by the depth of 168 fect hig nchies of original Jot 7 ih sa gars 32, improved by frame house. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cast, and balaneé In one and two years from day of Sale, with Interest, or all cash. wt purchaser's option. Payment of deferred pur- chase-money to be secured by deed of trust on prop- erty sold. A deposit of $50 will be required at time of sale.” Ali convevancing and recording at} urchaser’s cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days or prop- erty will be resold at defaulting purchaser's risk and cost, after five days’ notice in Evening Star AMES H. SAVILLE, Trust 1419 F st hw. DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, Jed-duds FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RY VALUABLE THREE-STORY RAHREESTORY. BRICK RES- IDENCE, “No. RTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY TEE JUNE, FIF- EOCLOCK 1 sell Lot No. 7. itil of 14 feet 3 inches by & iM luches, east side of Tih street, Nor mp by a three-story Brick Dwelling. rms: One-third cash: the residue in two equa, payments at six and txelve months, with: notes Dearl ing interest and secured by u deed of teust on the property sold, of all cash, at option of purchase! veyuncitigand reeording at purchaser's cost SALE OF PUBLI OFFICE OF THE Exaty! V ASHES Wasi D. On MONDAY, JU ENTY“NINTH, 1865. at the respective locations, I shall «ffer for sale, to the highest bidder, the exclusive right and privilege of ustug the several District Hay Scales, from July 1st, 1S85, lo June 3th, 1846, for the purpose of weighing hay, Straw, fodder, ‘oats in the straw and live stock, af the following places and tme, to wit: situated o D, Oct No! street ‘0. 3—Situated on 10th street northwest, near Lou- at TWELVE O'CLOCK M. Situated at the corner of Sth street and ode Island avenue northwest, at ONE O'CLOCK o: 5—Situated on Prospect street, between High Mapket rect Georgetown, D.C at TWO Boundai H streets “hortheant, PAST THREE O'CLOCK P. 0. 7 ed at Brightwood, D, C., at FIVE O'CLOCK P. FPartns purchasing willbe requised to eoxmply with the provisions of the actapproved June 20th, 1873, and'entitied “An act regulating tie sale of hay “Ferme: Cash, By order of the Board of Commissioners D. C. GE LY DECK Siajor of Enaincers, Engineer Commissioner WILL SAVE TIME. MONEY AND AN- by golng to AUERBACH Rellable sew. Rooms, cor. 7th and Hosts. New Latest wed Machines ofall the standard inukes. Make uur own selection. Swie Agency for the Silent New American No. 7—A triumph of mechanical g-1 wonderful machine. Si Sure.” Bear in mind that we fui for five sears with every machine we sell. Send for is from over 3.000 Washington ladies, No ‘o two profits, Send for 1¢ and pricelist of 16 differeut makes of machines. All kinds Fented, repaired aud warranted. UERBACH, coruer 7th and H streets, Washington, b. C. Next door to Auerbach’s Gent's Furnishing and Hat ns. Le, Swiftand in ‘a legal guarantee id advise 5 MACHIN ‘The range of work done surpassed. A child ean manage it, Sold on easy ‘monthly payments, alld special count for cash. psig = Be sure to try the NEW HOME before you buy. 5 OFrE sti, NEW Always ready to this machine can- Yeh street northwest, St. Cloud Building, gents for New Honse Sewing Machitie. ies for rent, by Week uf wonth. All ia aa ea my16 LOOK IN AT McKENN: Sewing Machine House, 427 vth sote Good Mac kinds repaired SUPPOSE YOU Seetshie Thy direction of the owner we will offer for gale, in front of the premises, on’ MONDAY, the FIF: TEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1885,’ at 8 O'CLOCK P. M., Lots 14, 15, 18, 19, 30 and 21, in we sub-division of ‘certain fotn’ in square eust of square humbered 475, together with improvements, &¢. ‘Terms made known on day of sale. DUVALL & MARR, Jel1-déds Auctioneers, 925 F street BR, ©: HOLTZMAN, Real state Auctioneer, ° Yom and ¥ streets normwest, SALE OF, A VERY DESIRABLE + LOT, SITUATED ON THE NORTIE- West CORNDR OF FIFTEENTH ANDO STHEETS NORTHWEST, INA RAPIDLY IM- PROVING SECTION OF THE CITY. Qn TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH "Day, QP TUNE, at HALF PAST FIVE OCLOCK P. 336 M., I will ell, In front of the premises, the abo the same belng lot 71, tn Hllyer's sub- jure 195. je: Onestialf cash, and the balance in ears, secured by @ IMPORTANT BUIL ‘Terms of equal payments of one and two! deed of trust on the pruperty sold, the’ notes bearing: fm crest six per centum per annus, payable seml-an- ually. Droperty: A deposit of $200 will be Fequired when the is struck off. If the terms are not complied with in ten days the lot Will be resold at the Fisk and cost of the defaulting pirchaser, alter giving five days public notice of such resale in theEVeningstar newspaper, of this city. All conveyanging at. pur chaser's.c.st, Title perfect, H. 0. HOLTZMAN, Jel0-deds. Auctioneér, NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE or ‘MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS BELONGING To THE LATE JOSEPH WEED. Alao, MEDICAL LIBRARY OF THE LATE DR. STA- BLER, OF ALEXANDRIA, VA. Also, 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 JUNEFIFTEENTH, 1885 At HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, And following evenings. Je0-6t size, A lent ‘House it of n excellent sale. ‘open for inspection of | a. ALSO, NAPHEY’S LARD IN 5 AND 10' LB BUCKETS AT 9 C POUND. BEST OLD" GOVERNMENT (JAVA COFFEE, FINEST RIO COFFEE, RO. 17 CTs. GOODS TO ANY AM D FREE. TO ARLE & Wi _Je6-lw 948 and 060 Louisiana ave. Bare BUTTER! BUTTER Butter received daily, 20c. per "i HODGSON'S, 2) Bub Se es Je8-6te Opposite Center Market, Sexime Our Fixer Parexr Prova NOW, AT $1.50 % BBL. se. BEST _FAMILY.. seteesseenesstareensconannenteso I. GRANULATED SUGAR Te 8TO! CLOSES AT 7:30, ne ¢ WrEER & ©. 508 Ponz Marie Svcan ede ave ius received a lange lot of PURE MAPLE 50c. per ‘TEA CO, 445 Gipland), northwest corner. |New Orleans Molasses, to Tbe. gal. Telephone Call—46-2. oC KEE ®t ERE 8S, z yeaa 8 ° fe tae ke oS Hee EE Eee Beas = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, is without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most Nermoroes our tn the worlds ‘The Millers bave not only the most perfect Mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machin- Spirent up to the present time, but. produce uate tae Sete y any mill in the world. To Biyortats i Flour Is ares) ‘and eaten at the aesipy World. We GuaKANTER that it is made from selected hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It is an acknow) fact, that in this Floura sep- fration of ue futinoda particles of ths wheat berty thorough el stare! Matter has at lax: been reached, and is consequentiy n ‘and 18 consequently more Nurnrtious, yielding more bread $0 the barrel than any other Flot ‘The best trade ‘admits that from jirbread making qualities Tt fs the 33 Well as the best, for elther family or baker's tse, Aad usu by ony Flour made. Every ‘sack’ aad every bartel i warvanted to give satire sulin STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Cores, and will. please the most ex- acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fustidiousepl- cure, GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE. A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. It is avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, and we guarantee will give satisfaction to every one who wiley it, GOLDEN HILL ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District. It is equal in quality to = great many high-priced Patent Flours, whlist it can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competi- torsto bring forth any Flour supewor to CERES, STERLING, GLLT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them once Will never use anything elsa Forsao by allgrocers. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indianaave’ e138. WM. M.GALT & 00. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ARE HARD. OLD PIANOS: Pott i pei ue ana Ce BEE id for V. HECK ER. $01 9th street, Prices ite and work warranted. Jel23t PPOPREAS For STONE Wore ENGINEER'S Orvice, Wasi. MONUMENT, WasHINoToN, D. C., June 10, 1885, Sealed Proposals for fitting dnd seduring stone slabs Sn the interior walls of the Washington Monument. in his city, will be Fecelved at this offlee until TWELV IS M..onJUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, 1885, and opened immediately thereafter in presence of bidders, ‘Specifications, general instructions 10 bidders and blank forms of proposal will be furnished on applica- tion to this offiée, "THOS. LINCOLN CASEY. Colonel, Corps of Engineers, se10-11,12.18,28404-60 Engineer in Charge. NSON BROS., Auctioneers, p= CELS, CONTALN: ACRES, RESPEC! 'D _FRONTING. RESPECTIVELY, ON BLADENSBURG OF Ss COLUMBIA TURNPIKE, B.& 0. -K., BRENT- WOOD AND QUEEN'S CHAPEL ROADS. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court o the District of Columbia, passed fn teqatt No. 9082, docket 24. the undersigned, 4s in vaid caine, will offer for sale-on the THURSDAY, THE EIGHTENTH DAY OF JUN A. D. 1585, commencing at ONE O'CLOCK P.M. all that parcel of laud und premises, known as Meadow «Spa Springs property, and formerly. occuple by the ute Clarke aii istees, premises oa ills, containing 63.42-100 which bas been subdivided by us into twelve lots. Lot 1, containing 875-100 acres, fronting on Colum bia turipipe and @O. KR improved by comforte: ble Frame Dwelling and outhouses, This lot has the Celebrated “Spa Spring” on tt, ‘Lot 2, containing 6.$4-100 acres, fronting on Colum- bin turnpike, Improved by large Lot 3, containing 304-100 acres, fronting on B, & 0. KR, improved by brick Studio, Lot 4, containing 3.31-100 acres, fronting on B. & O. RR. and on @ new road made by the Trustees. int >, containing 5.92-100 ners, fronting on B, and 0. K&B. and on New Road, improved by:arge foun- dry (brick, stone and frame.) 23} ag! 8, containing 3.57-100 acres, fronting on the New Load EE cis ing 4.49-100 acres, fronting on the New Rod. Lots, contetatag 5.66-100 acres, fronting on the Lot 9, containing 6.35-100 acres, fronting on the ng ing Lot 10, containi 7.21-100 acres, fronting on Pilot 11, containing 045-100 aeren fonting on Brent- 11 contataling O: , frotiting on Brent wood and on the New Roud. = ‘cat 14, containing 729-100 acres fronting pn Queen's Chapel “Ehis property ts one of the best situated in the Dis- trict, being within Ateen minutes drive of the, ck, access to which is had by two rouds and by the B. ait ©. Kullroad snd adjacent to the Nauional Pulr Associa tion Grounds, and will make splendid Vilia Sites, It can readily be subdivided into smaller Bulluing, Lots. “Terms of sale, us prescribed by the decree: One-third (ig) of the purchase money cush in hand; and Ue rest. dite ‘on a credit of (1) one and (2) two years, In equal Insialiments. and the purchaser will be required to give his nates, bearing six per cent Interest, with deed of trust upon the property to secure the deferred Installments, uhless the purchaser in any case prefers 10 pay cash, {n which case the trustecs ure uutborized 16 ‘receive the same instead of taking the notes and deed of trust.” Conveyances to be nude upon the cou irmation of the salesby the court. “To instire good faith on the part of purchasers, One Hundred Dollars of the cash payment upon each Lot ‘as sold will be requiredto be deposited ut the tine of sale. “Plats of the Property as subdivided can be ob- tained of either of the ‘Trustees, or at he office Of {ho suctioneers. Purties desiring to attend salo will take train leaving Raltmors apd Oblozailread depot (New Jersey aver on. nue) at 12:10 p.m, for “Bills” C.¢. COLE, 468 Louisiana av TA. LAMBERT,” 410 5th at. n.w., ST THOMAS. Seta ‘Trustees, ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO,, Auctioneers ADMINISTRATRIX'’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, CARPE’ Ere., AT PUBLIC SALE. By order of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lunibla, holding a Bpecial Term, I shall yell at_ public auction, on ‘TUES: JUNE SIXTEENTH, A, D. 1888, at TEN O'CLOCK A-M., at No. 318 north A strest, between 3d and sth streets ‘northeast, the fol- jowing Household Effects, named in part: Chamber Furniture, , Buresas and Wash- stands, Bedding, Mattresses, together with other goods “Also, small. woanthy of ELIZA k. THORN, Adwinisuxctrix, ___ WOOD AND COAL. ‘Woon JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE 1202 F street northwest. 1515 7th street northwest, 1740 Vennsylvania avenue northwest. 2112 9th street northwest, Corner 3d aud K wtreets northwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southwest, ial Tur Cexennaten DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT. ‘The strongest and best kuown to the trade. H. L. CRANFORD, Sole Agent for Diurict of Colum nw, ‘Ware! HL. we. house—H. I. Biccoe's wharf: foot of 10th sf. aw. part of ibe city. id _ 2 PAVEMENTS. GRANOI ‘ART SE ee AISA, TON ce durable HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWo- STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE No. 228 THIRD STREET NORTHEAST. virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 10, A. D. £580, and duly recorded {u Liber No. 034, aii follo 800, of the land records of the District of Columbid, and at the request of the party secured by we will sel, at pubic auction. in front of the FoR Bee eA EE PREG Opoce ‘he following doschibed real cotate situate isis city of Washington, in the ‘aforesaid, vis: The pourm part of, Lot numbered nine (0) in square name dered Seven hundred ‘wud sifty seven (75%), front . 7e (25) feet on 3d street east and runving course the same width, the whole 190) feet, ‘oumating of a comifurisbis twe-nary Dalance in six, twelve and fat six. per cent per an Sig siete cements D er ay Pieeetnos BURDETT OBGANE: ARGAINS IN PIANOS. ue Zocuave W. Knabe & Co Piano $170 ee One Gieoctave New Sork Pi rt One de : Large ares ausortment of new Planog aiid Organs cot ‘on band. EDWARD F. DROOP Late W.G. METAEROTT & £0, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for Btelnway & Sons’, Gabler” Grove- stein, Wheelock, snd other Pianos, Jeb KK NNN A BBR BRE KK NNN AA BE KK NNN AA BBE ER KEK, NNN AAA B K kK NNN 4 4 BBB KER PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORK-, MANSHIP AND DURABILITY. FFPPAT SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, FROM $50 UPWARD, PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & CO, 817 MARKET SPACE. my29 E meRson Panos, OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly first-class and reliable piano at a medium price. STECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, tuned, boxed, and for rent, Rent applied if purchased. ‘Best and most complete assortment of Sc. music in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, ‘O15 F atreet, m29 Managing Partner of the late firmof Ellis & Co. n Tremesvovs Sacairice = frei SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND ORGANB. ‘Py Octave Weber Square Piano. ..... Elegant 7% Octave Boston Made Piano. ‘TOctave Gaeble & Co. Piano. setnnenneee 100 "Mig Octave Grovesteen and Fuller Plano.uccna 115 6% Octave Nunns & Clark PDO erstinnnnnnene 05 7 Octave Chickering Piano. Superb Walnut Case, 12 Stop Organ.. ‘8 Stop Organ, 6 feet bigh. 5 Octave Organ, 2 Stops. Walnut Case, 5 Octave Organ..... Any ofthe above mentioned instruments will be Sold st these extraordinarily low figures elther for cash or on monthly payments of $5 and $10 per mouth, SIDNEY T. NIMMO, 433 7TH STREET NORTHWEST._ } DAVIS & CO’S UPRIGHT GRAND Sacrifices and ins in my very holes stock of Pianos, If gold this mouth myo, H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. nw. Hawsxarre Praxos Are Unsutpassed for Fine Workmanshtp, Brilliapcy of Tone and Extreme Durability, Old Pianos taken in exchange and fall value allowed. ‘Lowest Prices and Easy Monthly Payments, BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, 422 Oth street, », Wp & Bro. ci wean ine Be ANOS and Gally’s Wonderful oad Ores hich bave for rent, toned and GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. termsin: hee E Sums To Onoz 6 RENFORCED SHIRTS to Order fr .vre-$9,00 6 PLAITED BOSOMS to Order for..........-12.00 THE LATEST STYLES IN COLLARS, CUFFS AND NECK WEAR SB ELLERY, 1212 F street northwest. COLLARS AND CUFFS LAUNDRIED for 20. each, Dover Recerven- A Large Line of NECK WEAR, for S0e.,"760, and $1 Aarge Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly so band. CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor. NERVOUS PROSTRATION, MALARIA, CHILLS and FEVERS, TIRED FEELING, GENERAL DEBILITY, PAIN in the BACK and SIDES, IMPURE BLOOD, CONSTIPATION, FEMALE INFIRMITIES, RHEUMATISM, FORSALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ‘The Genuine has Trade Mark and Crossed Red ‘Lines on Wrapper, TAKE NOOTHER. Mera Porox. Tam a Coppersmith by trade, and the small particles of brass aud copper from filing got Into sores on my arms and poisoned my whole system. Mercury ad- ministered brought on rheumatism, and I became a helpless invalid. I took two dozen bottles of Swift’ ‘Specific. My legs, arms and handsare all right again, Tusethem without pain, My restoration is due to 8. 88. PETER E. LOVE, ‘Jan. 8, 1885, Augusta, Ga, MALARIAL POISON. We have used Swift's Specific in our family as an ‘antidote for malarial polson for two or three years, ‘and have never known it to fail in a single instance. ‘W. C. FURLOW. Sumter Co,, Ga.,Sent, 11,1884, ULCERS, For six or eight years I suffered with ulcers on my Tight leg. I was treated with Iodide of Potassium and Mercury, and I became helpless. Six bottles of Swift's ‘Specific made a permanent cure. Feb, 28,1885. M. D. WILSON, Gainesville, Ga. 1 Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga., or 157 W. 234 st,, N. ¥. myl2-6 Wrar Ax “Oresrer Do: ‘More money passed through the hands of our cash- fers during the Summer “Opening” than any week since Xmas. ‘What dia we do with it? We gave a large roll of bilis to our Glove Buyer on Friday last, and he has returned from New York with ‘the following bargains, secured for cash: SILK uM wm TTT TTT suum Ty TT ps Bae Hob gos MMM OO OT 5 Sa 250 dozen warranted All-silk Mitta tnall the new colors and black. ‘These Mitts are «ilk sewed and war- anted perfect shape, and positively worth 50c. a pair. PALAIS ROYAL PRICE 250. 100 dozen extra long All-silk Mitts, every color and Diack, beautiful shape, quality and workmanship, Similar goods are advertised by our competitors for PALAIS ROYAL PRICE 35 350 doren Silk Mitts in the following shades: Wood Brown—Wine—Cardinal, London Gray, Old Gold, Eng- lish Tan, Bright Gold, Cream, Medium Tan, Ecru, Fawn, Ocean Pearl, Sky, Cream, Pink, White and Black. PRICES PER PAIR 42, 52, 68, 72.and 98¢. LISLE ooo. 1b 00, VV EER g583 ger oovy & § Goo b 8 8 Vw RP as GGG Tut 00 v_ kee Sss8 = 225 dor. Extra long Lisle Thread Mousquetaire Gloves in all colors. Perfect fit and finish guaranted. ‘Better quality than offered elsewhere for 25c. PALAIS ROYAL PRICE 2c. 300 doz. new styles of Lisle Gloves at the lowest prices ever quoted for such superior goods, only 39 and 55e. 8 pair, SILKE soo 1 vy Ff SS, ee GL oo Vv ¥ BEF sis G6 Luz “oo! Vv KER Sgs8 = 25 dor. Gray Silk Mousquetatres,12 button. These Gloves are superb, but as the importer only had Gray we made him quote an absurdly low price for them: ‘They are positively worth $1.25 » pair. PALAIS ROYAL PRICE 56c. 20 doz. Black Silk Mousquetaires, 12 and 14 button. We defy any of our competitors to show similar quality under $1.75 a pair. PALAIS ROYAL PRICE 81.25, 100 doz. White and Cream Silk Gloves. ‘They will be much worn this Summer, as they wash well. We bought our stock of these Gloves at 25 per cent dis- count for cash, 90 we can offer bargains. PALAIS ROYAL PRICES 83c.,, 98c., $1.25, $1.48. 26 doz. Black Silk Mousquetaires A certain firm in Washington advertised « bargein for $1.50 a pair. ‘We secured a sample, and can honestly state that they are no better than ours, PALAIS ROYAL PRICE $1.23. 200 dor. Silk Gloves, in all lengthsand colors, really grand stock. We bought cheap, we can sell cheap and Yet make a profit, P. R. PRICES 68, 78, 98c.,$1.25, $1.48, $1.75. $1.98 GENT'S LISLE GLOVES in all colors for 25e. aud 480. 9 pair. TAFFETA SILK occ, L 00 VV RER 588, GE oY ¥ EM g Goo E88 Vw Be ats GGG ILLL 00 Vv ERE Sss8~ 75 doz. pair in White, and all the new colors. ‘These gloves are very durable, and look ag good as the all- silk gloves. Valais Royal prices, 4Sc. and 68¢, KID y RRR aa Gao b aes Gag TnL 00 Vv EER Sis8= Ot course Kid Glovesare no t worn s0 much now as inwinter. We recognize this, and to decrease our ‘stock quote the following reductions : L GGG @ oar L Name. Mousquetaires Be LOB Palais Royal Gloves in TANS only, and in the fok lowing sizes: 6%, 7 aud 7%, we reduce from $1,50 1081.09, EPP AO, A PA ARG BP aA OE Ma Tt gos PB AYA Tan 2ok Th Bae8 RRI AL EUR 3°90 MS ea ryan Ev 3.83 ae oo FO M4 Tu 1217-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sxasossntz Awp Proven Crore. TO GET CLOTHES TO LOOK WELL IN WIN- TER IS NOT 80 DIFFICULT, THICK WOOLENS CAN BE SHAPED AND MADE TO KEEP THE SHAPE, BUT THIN AND COOL FABRICS RE- QUIRE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO FASHION INTO COMELY GARMENTS. TO MEET ALL THESE REQUIREMENTS DEMANDS, 48 YOU CAN READILY JUDGE, BETTER SKILL AND CARE, AND WE GLAIM THAT BOTH HAVI: BEEN EXERCISED IN MAKING UPOUR PRESENT SUPERB STOCK OF SEASONABLE AND PROPER CLOTHING, Latest Telegrams t0 The Sta. GLADSTONE WILL TAKE THE FIELD Probability that He Will Lead the Lib- erals im the Coming Parliamentary Campaign—Received with Great En- thasiasm om His Way to the House To-day. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tae EVENING STAR, Loxpox, June 12. 6 p.m.—Gladstone’s re- ception when he drove to the house of commons this afternoon was one of extraordinary enthu- Sareingey Cheer a rege ee Baas a cheering, and crow int Yard.” The shouts of the multitade could be heard inside. When he entered the house he Teceived another ovation. ‘The following statement, of extreme interest and importance, reaches’ me from a reliable source, which compels me to place great confi- dence init, It was Mr. Gladstone’s intention, as I recently cabled; to retire from public life ator even before the dissolution, but he is now 80 much angered at the conduct of the tories— their bad treatment of him and their insulte—that he has determined to lead the Uberal party during the elections for the next pactiament. This news will be received with lelight by the country, and it is calculated will make @ ditference of 100 seats to the liberals, Gladstone says his health and spirits are better than for a long time. There is a rumor that the following new lib- eral will be created: Sir Thomas Brassey and Sir Donald Currie. Also, that the Marquis oF pon wie made pepe t Windscr e Queen is expected to arrive at vi Castle from Balmoral on Tuesday next, passion atari Fire at the Inventors’ Exhibition. THE INDIA MUSEUM ANNEX DESTROYED AND —A fire brokeont this after- noon in the India Museum “annex” to the great building in which being held the interna- Uonal exhibition of inventions, This depart- ment Is situate just north of the main entrance to the exhibition, and between the eastern wall of the exhibition building proper and exhibi- tion road. The museum was filled with evi- dences of the handicraft of India, carved wood work mainly and other like inflammable ma- terial. The flames spread with alarming rapid- ity, and the whole immense stracture was re- ded as doomed to destruction, ‘The visitors to the exhibition and the attendants as soon as they heard the first cry of fire fled the build- ing, and all escaped without accident. ‘The fire department qui ly responded to the alarm, and soon fully 50 engines were sending heavy streams of water into the burning museum and upon the adjacent property. The firemen final- ly obtained the mastery ‘over the flames, but not until the many articles in the India museum had been almost entirely destroyed and the museum bullding itself very seriously damag: The flames did not extend into the immense structure in which the exhibition proper is be: ing held, and thus the actual calamity dreaded was prevented, The damage to the main ex- hibition is, however, considerable, ‘The Indian museum building is damaged be- Fond Fepair, while its contents may. he said to be completely destroyed. The Indian depart- ment of the exhibition 1s, in fact, blotted out. There were ten thousand visitors in the exhibition grounds at the time the fire broke out, As soon as these and the man attendants recovered from the excitement occasioned by the first alarm, all engaged in the work of removing the books of record of the exhibit and in saving the more valuable of the exhibits, The Prince of Wales arrived early ‘at the fire, and remained unt assured that the main exhibition build- ing would not be material; damaged. All fire engines that could —_possibly be utilized were used to, pour streams upon the burning building. Lucklly the water supply was plentiful. To this faet, neg a with the extraordinary exertions of the firemen, is at- tributed the preservation of the main building, —————— ‘Yard Masters on a Jaunt. Loxa Braxcu, N. J., June 12—A ial train on the Pennsylvania railroad from Phila- delphia reached the Branch to-day at noon, bringing 200 members of the Railroad Yard Masters’ Mutual Benefit association of the United States and Canada, ‘They had dinner at the Ocean hotel, atter which they left on a special train for New York, ke a trip on the North and East rivers and New York bay on the steamer Maryland, of the Pennsylvania railroad. SSS Metropolitan Police for Boston. Bostos, June 12.—The governor to-day signed the bill providing for @ metropolitan police sys- tem for the city of Bosto ON aes No Pleuro-Pnenmonia in dhio. CHIcaco, June 11.—A dispatch to the Breed. Ohio, chairman of the Board of Live Stock com- mission in that state, announces that the reported new outbreak of pleuro-pneumonio In a Jersey herd at Dayton, Ohio, is false. There has been no new cases discovered in that state since last samme: ee Flames Feeding on Wheat and Flour. MADISON, Dax., June 12.—Spark’s store and flouring mill were burned last night, with 6.000, bushels of wheat and 500 barrels of flour. Loss $35,000; no insurance. ————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and 2:30 p.m. prices ofthe New Stock market to-day, is reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 58 5tti street Name Name | 0. Can. Pac. Can! Sou. G Do. pre a) Ches. & into. Northwest.) 1 ‘| oF Do. Ist pref Do, pref... 125% 126 Do. 2d pret) 44g... Oregon Trans) 13%) CBREQ 23 Puc. Mail! COC E D.& Dela iin D.L.& M D Mavis 58 6 | 2, Bac. Ned. Cents") 35 287 Washington Stock Exehange. The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day: U.S. 4s, 1891, coupon, 1124, bid, % asked; 48, 1891, registered, 112% bid, % asked; 4s, 1907, coupon, 123% bid, 4 asked; 4s, 1907, registered, 122% bid; D. C. 20 yr. fund. 5 . 1899, cur, 116 bid; 50 3-65's; 1924, cur., 115% bid, 116 asked; 6's, 1892, coin, 115% bid; 80 yr. fund. 6's, coin, 12214 bid; Met. R. R. stock, 84 bid, S5\, Columbia H.R. stock, 31 bid; Nortit and OSt. K. R., 40% bid, 41 asked; Wash. 42 bid, % asked: Firemen’s Ins. 43 ranklin Ins., 459 asked: Riggs Ins, asked; Masonic Lull bonds 1024 ih Wish,’ Market. ioc Machine stock, 99%, Bank Hepubiig 1 ee sked; Great Falls Co., 88 bid; Penna, Telephone Co., 58 esapeake & Pot. Tel. Co., 55 bid; U.S, Electric Light Co., 49 asked. ee ee Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, “Mp, June 12.—Virginia sixes, pastdue coupons, 52: new ten-fortles Soi: new ptirews, Ou; North Carolina ses, old, 1.00%, BALTIMORE, Mp., June 12—Cotton dull—mid- dling, 10% Flour lower and qulet—Howard street and western super, 3.00.50: do. extra, 3.650426; do. family, 4.504525; city mills’ super, S25a3.50; do. extra, 'S,7504.00; do. Io” brands, 400a5.10,, Pa: {apscd family, 0.75: do. superlative patent, 6.00. Whreat—southérn easier and Inactive; western lower, closing dull; southern red, southern amber, L.oual.04; 'No. 2 western winter red, spot, 04 bid July, Osu9G4s August, 99099) 1028 1.0244. Corn—southern firm “and : western neglected: southern white, 6l4ya62: southern yellow, ; Western mixed, spot, 5305344, ask: steamer, 49 bid. Oats western. white, A Crvm, Service EXaMINatiox in medical selence, with the addition of hystology and microscopy, will be held at Washington, and ers’ Gazette, of this city, from Judge Jones, of | OFFICIAL CHANGES. Appointments by the President, Ete. The President today appointed Samuel L. | Architect Clark today, The Clark Investigation. TESTIMONY OF EX-REPRESENTATIVE SCURCHE In the investigation of the charges against ex-Representative Graham to be U.S, marshal for the western | Tompson H. March, who Is ® practical stone istrict of Virginia, It ts understood that a number of removals are to be made in the Interlor department to- day or to-morrow. The changes will be princi- ly In the land office. |New men are to be put in some of the Lg ah wead wor ged in that bureau. It was stated today that ex-Congressman. George A. Jenks, of Pennsylvania, will be given, an Important legal positions tn the Interior de- partment instead being Sopot assistant secretary; that is that he tbe appointed Special counsel of the government to prosecute land fraud cases in the north. ‘The dismissal of Col. Richard Middleton from his position as inspector of fuel for the Interior department ts criticised by the members of the G. A. R., at whose request he was appointed by Secretary Teller. They say he is a crippled s dier, having served with distinction daring th war, In oe tothe removal of Mr. Middic- ton, tt Is stated that at the department that they are prepared to give reasons for their ac- Uon, if necessary. Senator-elect John A. Logan ret that he saw ec! im Mr. Middleton. {Changes in the quartermaster general's office: H.W. Smith, Iowa, promoted from $1,000 to $1200; Robert KE. Fagitt trom $1,000 to $1,200, and F, M. Schreiner from_ class 3 to class 4: G. Stone, N. Davidson, J.B. Tanner, A. Hubble, George Lacointe, Joxeptiine Jarock:, J.G.NOKeS, Lafayette Sykes, Wim. Winans, Alex. Thomp- son and Martha 'E. Gilmer, dismissed. George W. White, G. W. Giddens,'J. H. Frank, Henry Sydam and ‘Charles McDonough, transferred from the laborers’ to the assistant ‘messengers’ Toll; Charles Wilton and Patrick Wail, from as- sistant messengers to messengers; Michael De lanthy, from laborer to watchman; Frank Foster, from watchman to assistant: messenge! ‘There is still a strong probability that ex- Representative Post, of Pennsylvania, who bi been spoken of in conection with the place of second assistant secretary of the Interior de partment, will recelve the appointment. The Postmaster General has appointed the following to fill fourth-class offices in Virginia: Brownsburg, Rockbridge county, T. A. Denver, vice Fred A. Taylor, resigned; Tipseomb, Au usta county, Win. 'R, Brown. vico James 1 larkin, resigned; Riverville, W. HL Martin, vice Re Cailaghan’s, Allegheny county, Vice John D, Hippert, declined;’ Walke 5 Amherst connty, Jerome A. Hesson, vies Sam= uel B. Waiker, jr, declined Democrats of Sin Francisco are pressing Mr. Samuel Brooks for assistant U.S. treasurer to have charge of the sub-treasury of that city, He 4s highly endorsed by the business men of San Francisco, ——— ‘The Trial of the Dolphin, SECRETARY WHITNEY SAYS IT WAS UNSATIS- FACTORY. The following hasbeen sent by telegraph to- day NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON June, 12, 1885, To Captain Geo. E. Belknap, president board navy yard, N.Y.:—Yesterday’s trial was, as you know, wholly valueless, It occurred withont my orders or knowledge, T find that the orders | Were given here in my absence, under a mis- ake. To testher strength when subjected to the strain of @ heavy sea was the object of the trial, do not “doubt her ability to ran thirteen knots. an hour in smooth water. I want to know whether she ts stractually Weak or not. Putting her into a heavy sea at & speed not trying to her machinery was the con- dition you asked for. Has yesterday's trial aided you In determining this matter? If not, Tequest such tests to be had within the next week as you may deem necessary for_ this pur- Pose. Have the board stay In New York until this is settled. Do this, unless you prefer to take your report based On your present Infor- mation, (Signed) W. C. Wurrsey, Secretary, ——_—_+e+___ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Trus- tees Metropolitan Baptist church to [. K. Beatty, lot 9, sq. SGX; $1,557.75. Edward ‘Temple and others to Gustavus F, and Edwin C, Swift, lots 19, 20,21, 22, 23, 24 and 25, sub of sq. 679; $9,640.86. Ralph Jefferson to Chas, E. Nyman (in trast), part lot 2, 54. 523, and lot Sub of sq. 263; Jutiis Lansbargh to Charles Ward and Tilloston E. Brown, lot 101, 102 and 103, sub of aq. 443; 82 758! Charles H. Demar, trustee, to John H. Doyle, west half of lot 87, Heall’s addition to Georgetown; $ —, Annie M. Davis to Henry K. Scheer, part of tract of land called “Everiay™ Beall’s addition to etown; $1,500. James B. Jolnsc Daniel Jones, ‘lot’ 27, block 18; $360. J.P. Appleman to E. B. Appleman, v. 24 lot 22, "sq. 238; $1,200, James E. Fitch fo Maria P. Bane tow, §. 4419, sq. 15: lor etal. ex'rs, &e 1 and 2 vik. 4 D.C, Pitt Kellogg, sub lots , Hi. & Es sub, Meridian Hin; ole to Thos. Sheridan, lot 204; 3989.80, Mary Phillips, to same, 24, do.; 8980.80. Margaret_E. "Barnar Florence Cairns, lot 10, sq. 194; $3,375. P. J. Torney to Mary’ Rose Fullerton, lots D and E, “9. 8—. “Mary R. Fullerton to Catherine M. Torney, doz 8—. “Trustees Bk. of Wash- ington to 'T.W. Smith, lot 1, 8q. E.643,8,and sq. 744 and 13, 69. 635; $3,638.75. Susan Dodge | to Mary L.'Stropel,’ pt.” 20, sq. 949; S850. TP. to HL. F. Breuntnger, lot 49, aq. 6: to Margaret Heslop, pt. 2 on Smith, e, pt! z 108, 8q. 90, Georgetow: RANGE or THE T ing were the readings al 3am. 60.8; 7 a.m. 63 p.m, 75.6." Maximiin — ‘The Courts. Counr IN GENERAL TeRM. Today, Boreland agt. District;on hearing. Eaqurry Covrt—Judge Hager. Yesterday, Hewitt agt. Western Union Tele- ph Co; injunction Uli final hearing granted. Rlandoipi, age. Gaines; attachment disso Callaghan agt, O' Flannagan; sale decroed lerton appointed trustee to sell. Westhamn, aniie Company agt. Chandler; investment of 200 authorized, Davis agt’ Davis; K. A. isiden and J. W. Lee admitied partios com: jainan % ‘Today, Burch agt, Campbell; demurrer over- ruled, PROBATE CourtT—Judae Hagner, To-day, estate Benj. P, Sutter; Anal notice is sued, W. A. Cocker, appointed guardian of his | son, W. M. Cocker; bond, $2,000, Will of Mary ——— WENMomETER—The follow: he a nal oMee tondi 1a. m., 74.3; 2 minimum, 54.3. Y. Green, admitted to probate." Will of James Torphy, ‘admitted to probate and letiers is- sue c. ta, toB. F. Rittenhouse; bond, $900. ates Philip and Surah Otterback; claims filed. Will of James Jefferson Porter, full proven. Estate of Jacob Hess; citation on ad- ministrator issued. Estate George Taylor; let- ters of administration ¢. t. a. issued to Julian T. Burke, of Alexandria; bond, $3,000, Estate of “Nora Mackay, I of administration issued to R. Ross bond, $2,000. Estate of Serafino Veluil: reference to register to take proof, Estate Jos. W. McCorkle, exceptions of John harron to further proceedings filed. Estate Hanson Brown; receipt of H. Brown, Jr., filed. Estate Margret Smith; letters of ‘administration di- rected to issue to Elizabeth A. Benuy; bond $2,000, Estate T: 3D. Fuller, @. ¥., Appleby appointed administrator d. b. nj bond $1,500. CRIMINAL CouRtT—Judge MacArthur. To-day, James Dillon, charged with passing counterfeit money; released on bonds, Joseph Ford, convicted of housebreaking and ‘sentenced to five years in the penitentiary, sen- tence reduced to two years. Alex. Sandmon and Aaron Braun, selling oleomargarine with- out label; recognizance stricken out and plea of not guilty entered. Dantel Carrigan, four eases presenting false vouchers, sentenced to six years In the Albany county, New York, penitentiary. Adjourned sine die. Police Court—JUDGE SNELIn Toxay, Jeremiah Thomas, carrying a pistol; g20 or sixty days, James Powell, profanity aud throwing stones; $10. John Leonard and D: O'Brien, Sunday bar; $2 O'Brien, selling on Sun ference ses EX-REPRESENTATIVE JENKS, who, It is ex- pected, will be appointed special counsel of the Interior Department, was one of the managers on ihe part of the House who made a speech be- fore the “electoral commission,” which Judge Sherman said was the best legal argument he had ever heard, Gov. Proctor Knott in nomi- nating him for the referred to him as the best lawyer In the lor Simon Cameron said after hearing his: gay he was proud that he was a Pennsylvan! ‘He was one of the managers in the Belknap impeach- ment case, and submitted tne only arguments on the quéstion of jurisdiction and fact, ATrickon s Young Ladies Seminary. TWo YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS GO THROUGH: AN INSTITUTION DISGUISED AS NUNS. One ofthe most fashionable young ladies’ seminaries in Philadelphia was visited on ‘Wednesday by two young sisters of charity, They were well received by the lady principal, who showed them through the dormitories and finally allowed them to open a subscription among the young lady pupils “forsweet char- ity's sake.” The young ladies subscribed liber- aily, and some of them even on a blesking anda holy kis. They recelved both, administered with a im- the as ‘across the cater, was called by the prosecution, He said thatin his opinion the material used in the terraces was not fit for a public bullding. In re fard to the work, he said that he had observed fool marks on thé rubtved facet the stone, The ppeanance of the work Was pleasing to Sheeye, but it he was a gworn officer he would insist on closer joints, Even in granite w which was coarser, and which be Was accas tomed to, he would not allow such Joluts. He had obse joints a quarter of an inch wide before being painted up, It was not such work as he would accep ‘On cross-examination Mr, March «ald that ho had worked chiefly in granite and had no familiar with marble butidings, The w of defects tn the Capitol butld we as an instance a st i the base admitied as to last for fect Rte miiidings ti Inte a all time. would get Ject. This was a granite but) not mention # m chai m a butlding mm: stone was th He thought hat he called tion of Mr Hull,” but wh teh the “Ifill” investigation ‘The witness was, asked statement made before the Til eos that men were required ta consume days on stones that could be cut in forty days An order te the profits of contractor under ths ge nystem, 2K. OH SMI. MOPYNCHBON WITH INKING The witness became somewhat and reiterated a arnest and excited in manner, Suddenly turaing towards Mr. MePyncheon, Mr. Clark's clerk, Whosat at table beside Mr. Miller, said: ‘You needn't w ereatter, “I did not wink, sir) Tl attend to your sald Mr. MePyns pon, “Yes. sou did, sin Mr. March. “Tt i evidently int ncert the witness, but you have rush for tht aR, MAY Mr. Jackson hav ted to this alleeod ide Mr, MePyniche wax entirely bee and Mr. MePyn Tam beenuse T never heard it winking Mr. ¥ eon, remarke: General Foreign News. AN ALBANIAN TRAGEDY, SCUTARTA. ALWANIA, June A terrible tragedy occurred ally of Pronk Dod prince of th ‘The prince is detains as & hostag °. From there he Renta message to his mother, who resides ab Softarl, saying that he sts that his cou sin was playing the part of # spy for the Turk= ish government, cousin, soon afterward Visiting the residence of Pronk Dodi, in See tari, was shot dead, The arrest of the mother and sister of Prenk Doda was timmpdiniely or dered. ‘They escaped arrest by secking and so curing refuge in the French consulate. The porte demands their surrender by the French, Claiming Unt they are wecompilves in the muc® ler. + Sale of Trotting Horses. New York, June 12.—At tho sale of trotting horses to-day, Emissary, a bay colt, thre ree old, brought’ 8150; Lorenz, a bay colt, twos Yearsold, $525, and a bay colt, fonled 1854, by Muscovy, $5 ARMY OnDENS.—Captain James TL, Lord, ase sistant quartermaster, will, upon transferring his duties and public funds and property per taining to the Cheyenne depot to Captain Chas, F. Humphrey, assistant quaartermaster, be ase signed by the commanding general department of the Platte to temporary duty at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming Territory, to. superintend the contracts for rebuilding ‘that post, First Lieutenant Matthias W. Ds Teport in person to Bel Crook, U.S. army, tain Francis It, Jo: Cape , aasistant quartermaster, is relieved from temporary duty In the office « the quartermaster general, and will report iu person to the Mcerof the army for duty as disbursing oflicer tor the signal sere ence for four months Is granted tenant George H. Morn Fr monthe as & Charles B. Coffin was in the Police Court tow day charged with holding a race without @ license at the Brightwood race track, and the case Was continued until to-morrow, —ere Traveler's Guide. Prxw, Rovre—h. & P, Station, Oth and Pista —For Dd phaaetonta, ihe Kast, 7:15, 884 40 Vimiied ex. the wnt To'p, starlike nue und Tea 40,5200 a. 11., 1210 p. 1, ‘On Sanday, S40 m 4 Hip. m. Fe r principal iat mm, dally foi, Maung aed , exceph Monday, and G50 p. fsiows. Daily except Sunday to Win Por New (ally. For Louise mithern isi and express, Annas division, 4:15 p. mt m., 4:45 p.m. EXANDOA Kote -K Orleans and intermediate pol Memphis expres, Station For New 6, VED mo mm Gall yy 10 p.m dally. . MARRIED. BRANDERURY TAYLOR. Qn Thursday oven. Ree TO Sioor Uhice Ma Church, HENKY F. RUAN DEBURY ot Wasungon Gra LLtA P. TAYLOM of Wine New York, Philadelphia, and Winchester, Va, pers please copy.) ~ SE capensis ED. UMP. On Jr 11,1885, at 8:25 p.m. CURTIS cage child of f Racha an Jenaie AOruaa, “SSinefal from parents residence, 1621 Fifth street portion Priddy. Suse ine Sota s GALLAGHER, On Friday, June 12th, 1885,GEO, from his Fealdence, bis Sixth street cori KLIER On Thursday, Jone 11) 1895, JACO! beloved bushand of Margarer Klien "aged Ait tees = May his soul rest in. Funeral will take’ place frou his late residence, Xo Bide ecventh strelt eorcrweatnt teat eta ee June 14th Friends and relatives Smvited 20 LEONBERGER. On June 11th, 1885, IDA TEN- RIETTA, youngest dnugh ‘and Barta Deonberket, aed three months and bine days ® McELHENNY. On June 12, 1885, at 1:20 & m, ‘wife of Chas. Mc bei MARI and ower eref the ite Katberino and ward Egan, of from her inte home, 216 G street north West, on Sunday, Services at BL Aloysius Tod interment ai Séoubt oitvee SCHAEFER. ‘Thursday, June 11) GEORGE RE 'ScitA nit the EI year Graduate of 1884 Cas of the Cincinnati School for Lager 3 rm Cl2 11th etres northwen, call 967-4