Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1885, Page 3

; RAILROADS. ASHINGTON, O10 AND WESTERN RATL- W ROAD. after AUGUST 30, 1886, tratns will leave | On from and arrive at Gthand itstrcetsdeput as follows * | Leave Wasilington tani and 4:10 pm dally are Hreat Belmont Park 1031 am, ana O28 p mites | Borg 1101 am. ait 6:10 p.m" write at Roum Hil | Si iis m. aod 72.5 pub ieeturning leave Hound | Hilt Gaba ma and 4204p. rh, | aot Sas pom: Belo | pom. awl arriveat Washington at = = Po Sundays the train leaving Wasbington at 9a. saly ruus Uy Leeshare, andthe train arriving: wt: i, saris from Leesburg. *S ‘sand Sunday trains to BEL. | MONT PARK. Stonthly and Commutation Rates t@ | ait pointe SM BROPHY, | Ky, LOCKWOOD, cconger Agent, 307 Pennsylvania ave., Washington, PPE VIRGINIA MAD LAND RAILWA THE SHORT LINE TO TH SOUTH AND SOUTH- wis t edule in eff act August 30, 1885. 700.4. 8 TPCT kes Set EL. dally except Son- $a, fo fica stations, contipeting ut Lynchburg with ond and Allecbaty iatirow MTy ANEW GRLEANS EAST MAIL dally, thinking cise cy hand Southwest, eon! Decting at Lynchbare with N. aud W. i ie. daily, xcept suuday, with © aud U. Cailway. Pullman Sleeping Batted cars trom on to Atlanta Pullman 5 ington to New Oriente Wi man Parlor cary from Washing! Springs. 4 SP M.—LOUISVILLE FAST LINE. Daily vi Garicttegihe tor Clacinmatl, Lacivvile Vand ail Pullman Siecpiug Cars Wanhirng- an31_ pecti ung Cars from hingtou t Atlanta and Montgomery. Pat Cars Montgomery to New Orleans. Pulla ers from Washington via Charlotie and Ce Aucusts. Manwnas Frenne Jeave Washington at 4:55 p. ma. daily, excet Sunday War 'enton’ Traine leave Washington at 7,00 a m. =. except Sunday, 11:15 a mand 5:45 p. m. ‘Talis arrive in Washington: 8:00 a. m., Sothern Rxpecet. dail, io ain Strasbarg joes), dally Sept Sanday: 10 pin, Lsnchburg Stale tailys ea Sps mundag: #510 fim. "New Orient Past Maly al So pum, Lavsievitie Special, daily, Foe tickets amd information ini fice, Goi Penaty vanla avenge, fant Sta PSLAUGH at Company's ‘Trains leave from MACDANIFT. Agent, Trafic Manager. AND SOUTHWEST. LE SPLENDID SCENERY, STEBL RAILS MAGNIFICENT LQUIPMENT. IN EFFECT JUNE 2ier. 1585, ‘Fruims leave Ww astungluu rout suatiou, corner of 6th and E streets, us foliows: ‘Por Pitixburg and the West. Chi Of Paluce Sleeping Cars at. 9: Line, 9.50 A. M. daily to Ch ‘with Sleeping Cars from Mut and Hot mited Rxpress: A. M. dally; Fast ciunail and St. Lanits, ung wo Cine ‘Car to St. Louis: daily, except Satul te Chicago, with, sSicepiug Car “\ftooud £0 Chic Chicago and Cincinnatl bxpress, at 4:10 daily, with Siceping Cars Wasbingion to Chicago and Harrisburg to Louisville, connecting at Har: Mabarg with Western Express with uirough Sleep- ets fur Cleveland and St Louis. Pacitie 1 xpresy, Io P.M. dally foe Pittsburg and! the West, with trough Seeger Harriamire £9 Chicaze. port EIMORE™ SD PORUMAT EATLRO AD. Eee, Canandaigam Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, 10:00 P.M. daily, except Saturday, with Pulacd Cars’ Wastiington’to Korbester. For Wilinaport Lock Haven and Kimira, at 9:50 5 except Sunds For Sew York and the Fast, 7:15, 830 and 11:00 A. M., 2:1 00.1000 PM. 215 night. On aay, YL, 2:90, 4:00, 10:00 PSE, and Babi Soa, Satire eet For Boston without 200 Be a 15, Parlor Gara, M. every day. Faina connect at iy 1ex, aiford- i Feet. avoiding dou- ek City. 5,30 and 11-00 AL, 2-00, PM and 12:15 night. Gn Sun dap sO AM 2°00. 100, 6:00. 1000 PSE aad i dally, theept ead For Baitiuore, 635, 30, 9:40, 955 Pile. geod Unis wigan Ge Sena Sat ae Beis might. On Sundar.” Scioto 500, 4:80, 6:00, 710, 10:00 PME and ‘except Sunday. For Annapoiis, 635 AML, 12:05 and 4-25 PM daily, Suteht Limited Expres. 940 A. 1. 12:00 A. . 4:00, 4:25. 4:40, 6-00, 7 For Pope's Creek Line, 7:15 A.M. and 4:40 P.M. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, 4:00 P.M. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAL WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH- INGTON RAILROAD. For Alexandria, 6:00. 7:00-9:25, 11-01, and 11:35 A. 1, Ath, 6:25, 8:05, and 1. Sunday at 6-00. 9-25, 11:01 A.M 5:05 PM. For Richmoud and the South. 6:0) and 1101 A.M daily. and 4:45 PM. daily. except Sunday. ‘Trains leave Alexandria tor Wash 2 1e00, 10:1 M.; I information at the office, northeast cor rerof 1th street and Vennsyivania avenue, and st the station, where orders cau be left for the checking of baxage to destination from hotels and residences Has FE etaH, J. WOOD, General Manager. [Je22) General Passenger Agent, ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Behedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1885, untit further noti Leave Washington frot Station, corner of New Jer. sey avenue and C street. For Chicago 10:00 and 10:10 p. m.. daily, The 10:00 am. a Fast Lunited Express to Pittsburg and Ceigo, arriving in Pittsburg at 7:20 p. m., Chicaco Bext morning at 6:55 No extra tare is Charged on this tain f tune. | Sieeping Cam to above points, without ‘change Soop trains aw saat haabed ula to Cusine god Se Ponts areiving fnmatt uext mioruing at F35. St. iavuls 628) pm No extra fare is charged on tits train for ase Une, For Putsbureat 10-00 a m., with Parlor Car, and 910 'p a dais to Putabure, Cleveland aod Deiruie Sin Sis ing Cars to Penne For Eaitinorcon week dare, 6340, 7: S30and lous =m 1210, 123, GAS (adainute ain} 5:80, 4230, io, GAG, Ga a For Gultimore on Sundays, 6:10, 7:30, 8:30 and 095 sm 125, 1:90, BO 4M, "OG, OO. TI 25,1100. me ‘or points on the Shensndoah Valley Railroad. and a south, 9-25 a ta. dally. and 90 p.m datige ez mi tral he ‘sleeper, Washington to New Orieans. For Annapolis. 6:40 a. m., and 12:10 and 4:30 p.m gn gud, Ral Op Sunday. S:l0 a.m 4:40pm. For way stations between Washi BO ata, 22:10 pens. 530, $40, On 0 im, and 130. Soa th joe Seao boast 12 pins Por satlons on Maceo Branch 726am and 11:15 pum. daily, except Sun- Gay, i herad a5 a <- dali) fercees San- petuctoalsegttoen om Sasconnlig Be fo nag a me ee ge oa Lexingtow, staunton and Valley Branch, 8:40 a, daily. except Sanday. for Frederick, 5:40 sin. $40 nim dally vexcepe Sunday. P For Local stations setween Washington and Gaithe te except: Ly. xcept Gunday.” and." S20 pean daily to Maserstane ox ag an dally to Magerstows, Daily to Wintchestet) a 7 Fenios ative ont the West daily, 6:00, 7:20 am, rom Aunapolis $20 am. and 1:50 and 5:25 p.m, 1035 a.m, 6285 p.m Frow Lexingion 33 p.m Frou, trecetick and iitetia ands:15 "Trai y. except Sunday fe points, 8:25 am, ya. dally, except Sunday leave Baltimore for. W: enw. 00. 909 and 10280 a.m. 20, 00, 9:00 and 11 p i 720, 90) aid #05 wim. 1290) 22 i 8200, 9200 and 11:00 p.m. | (3 ane 240) bageaye to be flu the ety CK Le eoked and received at auy p B DUNHAM Gen. Manager. Baltimore, i Na W ORLEANS FAST LINE SHENANDOAH VALLEY sovTHL Via BHENANDOAH JUN ‘The New ¥ SCHEDL ie For al 025 am uw, e points on live of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolle and Western, Fast ‘ienucseee. Virginia and Georgia Kerliroads. Atlanta, Maco Ville, Chattancoga, 2 the South Faluce Sleeping «ar Rew Orleass Without change. ect Sbemancvals Jubetou with Pullman’ Cass York to Atian' Cais. Memphis Expres. For af! potnts Bouti., Southeast and Soutuwest. Pullman Far | ere sicep between shenandoal Junction and Memphis without change, conuecung at Cleveland, Weno. "with Pulimau’ Cars to Sew Orleans withont change Traivs wave). v. Ki Passenger Station, corner Kew Jersey avenue aid ( sirect For texets, sleeping car reservations and #10 tion apply at ticket offices, 619 Penna. Penna ave and at depot BO. Rie, and clic the Line, G07 Penna: ave. where oniers wil be tak ‘call im any part of the city. “A tork, WEE Lock wean, | Gena. Fas and Tet Age Fase and Tet sat | STEAMERS. ¥ ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY GES iikiwnis New Vor atp Hair “ ompany’s pier, No.2 North Kiver, fot of Morton street. New York. Causda, de Kersabiec, Wednesday. Sept. 23, 4:30 jenday, Sept. 3 penta, oct 7, 4200 f inesday, Oct. 14. 9 CEecks parable on sicht, in amounts to sult-on the Fansatian:igue uf Pari LOCLS DE BE: TaN" Agent. Nu § Howling Gress. New York. Meare “BELL & ts for the District of Columbia, 1437 Penusy ‘ele CesseD Link 9am. Santelli, We T CORK HARBOR ROM PIER 40. N. R.NiW YORK. AURANIA.... Sat. Sept 19 AURAN Erace Suxvia Gatien, Sat.) Now. 7 AND_EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK. TES OF PASSAGE--Cabin—$60, g50 and $100 Beers to mccommoditions Theermiediate paoracs, sevey ion sone, Seengs Semeamens Pyrenean gy Sees Tiana ugh Divs of aden xiven"for Belfast, Glasgow, Hatre Antwerp and other ‘port on tne Contitear, ud foc Mediverranean ports. at and passace apply at the Company's ofc, No 4 Bowling (teeavor doch scerae and ‘All trains from Wasbincton stop at Relay station | ; Cabin © OTIS BIGELOW & CO. 605 7th street, FROWN 4 CO, New York. BIGELOW 4 Go. street, Washington, No Th THE TRADES. 54 PAPER, BOOK AND JOB FSINTING CD STY! Low. Ces ondaoee haar ee H. DARBY, HOUSEFURNINHINGS. AUCTION _SALES, at ssoer_—— | NG eae aITCH, FOX WE, R,SATURDS BM We aeedatly recetving or Fall supply of wrr-tOx, hry conan, | sive, tes i one Gray Saken ap SAPERTRY gad INGRAIN Canteens BRUSEE | SALE 0 fh Rin Ghana, * | West Wasiington section aod 8 Pb LN NC. cUl ‘VIRGIN BER SEN TAPUSTRY ghd INCHALN NLA BEACH ‘By order of the Health Giieas SESE ect rik tnd air divamegeto | nox TH sto thot OUR BM a u SAMUEL EINSTEIN, Poundmaster, sramine our stock before ; e pu an % Ofiice eof H & Brow? ner for sale {23 rT %OMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. v7 agas Paa_| ot 532150 feu and DUXIED fee a pap dicts 168 ‘Atlantic ocran within twa | EXTENSIVE SALE OF 110) year ae ae Signi hotel and eevent AT MY AUCTION RuoMs Be i Is Unnacr ay A orp, ‘Vs, The (os TEMBER NINETEENTH, 885,00! = pasted ing and tor iovation. A.sait water eke | AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBHACING FOR HOUSEKEEPERS Sees Str nen tren| aye oysters cH PLAT these TO TAKE ANY RISKS IN THE SELECTION of | Sshand sume, Rats oe parte ceebies and fain THEIR BURNING OI1L& RED “C” OTL, Foch a7 fem grapes, de. Excellent water bod Oy Set Sssold at a price withia the reach of ail. Ht is a per- | {ugwallstmoderae depths. Sever fectiy SAFE and UNIFORMLY GOOD ARTICLE Will give better satisfaction than any illuminating oil that bas ever been made, Give it @ trial, Terms: One-thts h ss sale; balance in six and twelve montha. 4 Ame opportunity, wo neqlre 8 S0m- selgaads * WANSON BROS, Aucts._ _._____‘To-woRrkow. HOM AS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BALE, rE THEY, PRAPIER 9) XD arcLes, AMONG WHIC! MANY VALUABLE ANIMALS J. W. SCHAEFER @ BRO, No, 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, se Eauy Asxocxceuest Ou FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER RIGH- —_— TRENTH 66 at HALE PAST TEN OCLOCK AEDS avetion ae Tith street side, oe mete iigh- WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK | feworecoueay® ine stock OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY GOODS, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND LOOK THROUGH, AND, IF PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES. cash. ra eid ___suion powuaNo, ant: _ Wi. 1 AT PUBIIC AUCTION, THR Fated t aieveh, Toh Spce Gommene ing WHDNESDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER NINTH, at may Vo ay tnt tue large stock of Ladier taney the seat, aailery gioaks ‘ond ubderweat of all descrip- fare Invited to the sale, as the ‘wold without reserve. FOL! W. H. HOEKE, _8n19 S01 Market Space: 308 and 310 8th st. n.w. Is Tor Or Pack PREPARE FOR WAR Prepare for cold weather by having your LA- TROBES and FURNACES put in complete order be- fore the rush commences and while we can send iirst- ¢lass workmen to do your work. W. 8 JENKS & CO, will be post Ys Am tone tere senaw FAMILY SUPPLIES. Ware Shelise (THe bps REFINED leat tara, 19 8 and 10 pound buckets, 8 Yc Fucat-cated Shoulders at 7c, Lino. the Bs: “Patent Process Flour, per barrel, at e guaran Uthat our Old Gov. Java Coffee, at 28e. per pound, cun+ Dot He excelled. . (Gollee Foantod and ground by steam daily. Prompt delivery of all orders. WALKER & WRIGHT, sel7lm 948 and 960 Louisiana avenue hw. BE AL80, LVE VOLOGR, cap GRAHAM), AT TWE! “3 PHAETON BUGGY (BY. AND BARNES, i CARRIAGES. HAE: IN AND OTHER BUGGIES, ec 8el17-2t (OMS DOWLING, aucnoneen, SLX Goop [ABLE q "55200? SERV EGEABLE HOME OR TAR HEARSE IN GOOD GONDITION,ONE SQUA: ‘ALN SE, ATH EWG SE OLD SETS BN > BARNES: Auour wiety (G00) Qo TORSDAY GHPTEMEER ‘TWENTY -8EO: OND, 1885, at HALE-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at th ‘n alley bounded by 15th and 16 end I nnd: Hi soe tee pla, wich bau, soSeee Siu, Esg., who is in bed health and is ‘from _Terms cash and without reserve. HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. PROVED PROPERTY IX GEORGETOWN,D.C,, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, SEPT! TWENTY-FIRST, 1585. aU PAVE DCLOET will elt in ont af the Roc ide oof ub reet by mtacpth at 150 fen loiproved by w comfortable ng dwelling contain: ng om hl see Wale ae Be veneg eels - a9 ee , + 3 ‘Terms: One-third cash; _au19 717 Toh seme (¥ DO YOU FAY 350 AL. LOH BUTTER, | crus One third Gia Dalgcs in ats and fetes W. H,. Hovanros & Co. Jourdoor for 35e,1b, by sending’a pomtaicard to | (Me property. $50 deposit required at me ofsale, * “iid STREET NORTHWEST. _Ae15-00* ik HODGSON, O16 mn st. nw. eyancing, @c., at purchaser's cost. Call special ustention to their line of UR CIDER _VINRG. T]\HOMAS DOWLING, aucuoneer. INTEND ALOK. PURSUE ORI Seton teen otis TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELI- unranteetl £0 je. ELLs CURTALN STUFFS IMPORTED WINE CISEGAR, TRG HOUSE ON PWN TY HIGH Te Breen FRENCH W. PAP! EXTRA FINE SPICES. GEORGELOWN, D.C, BEING Mi Ott Morocco Curtain and $12 Turcoman In, C. WITMER & CO., 1314, WITH A LARGE GARDEN, AND A) ofwhieh we have a limited nomser. Furniture Upholstering and Cabinet work will re- ceive spectal attention. us 3m Fancy Grocer! sel? 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. C™uSGRy aor ALB, AT. ‘A. A LEAVY'S Famous Old Buiter tore, 220 Mh street northwest, au31-3w* ‘Uppesite Center Market. 2dc Carrayeny Berrer Sixeveros & Frercusr. FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND UPHOL- STERY GOODS STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. HE FINEST, 25¢. jogmember, we guarantee prices to bealwhysthe Pe ee os = DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, J arn ae ‘Terms—STRICTLY CASH. myo | so GIVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAL _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. _| We Sm Bancarsa } ALLET Davis & 60.5 | PERFECTED OF. right Pianos iu elegant styles, easy mont ierms; tow ready for re fait trade se [-LSUMNER, S11 9th st. nw. iam ae Wid & BRO. 709 Tihstrvet noruuwen. | FPP PEL Stief, Kranich & Bach aud other Pianos. Prof. Gai rvelous self-Playing Instruments, Organs, Music and Musical Instruments generally: Pinuos and Organs for rent, exchanged, tuned aad xi for 50c.: Best er Ibs Exira Flont, only $4.50 per bbl.: Roasted Bio, 4 Ibs. for 50c; Roasted Ho, 15c. per 1b; Best Leaf Lard in 5 1b. Buckets, only 50c. i desire to call the attention of the trade to thisin- voice of uew Mackerel. D)2GEERS RRAKAURR BROS," “PEASE & | un streot cars pans te door aus SS GMT xeuws, a rv FRE ARE EER gq pene “ RR E & Eowaro F. Droo RR Ee ae = At the Olid Staud, 925 PENNSYL ‘Sole Ament for STEINWAY & SONS’ Unequated Pianos, also for Gabler Grovesteln & Fuller. Marhail & Wendell, McCammon, ‘Simpson & Co., Wheelock, and other Pianos und Organs. New and old Pianos and Organs for rent or sale on essy terms. Tuning and Repairing a specialty. Mov- ing and Packing attended to by competent workmen. EBRATED MINNeSOTA T PROCES the most PeACTLYULand the most Nurmriovs Flour i the world. ne Millers Lave tot only the most perfect Mill, ining as it «loes all the most improved Machin: Sry Invented up to the present time, tnt they produce # Flour Ussunpasssp by ary mill ‘in the world. ‘To prove that, we would simply ‘st.te that w large qua. Gly of ais’ magniticent Floar fs shipped annually to Eatrope and eaten ut the principal Courts of the old world. We GuAwaNTEK that it is made from select. KK SN N A BBR KEE ard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota, It is KE NNN As BoB E acknowledged fact, that in this Floura perfect sep- KR] NNN AA BBE ER Sration of the glutinois particles ‘of ts wheat ‘berry EE NYS see bP BL ‘and a thorough elimination ‘weak and starchy ‘matter has at last been reached, and is consequently more Nutritious, yielding more bread tthe barrel than anygther Flour. ‘The best trade admits that jgrom it making qualities itis the cheapest, as ‘Well as the best, for either fumily or baker's Use, aid unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack’ aud ‘every barrel is warranted to give entire satistuction. 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 Ceres, and will please the most ex- acting housekeeper und satisfy Ue most lastidiousesi- cure. GILT-EDGE. A magnificent Winter Whest Patent RELIANCE. A splendia Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. Itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, und We guaraptee will give satis‘uction lo every vue wo wuuyie PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH. WORK aaa MANSHIP AND DURABILITY. SECONDHAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES PIANOS FOR RENT WM. KNABE & CO, 617 MARKET SPACE _my29 Exasox Praxos, OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly first-class and reliable piano at 9 medium price. STECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired, tuned, boxed, and fur reut, Rent applied if purchased. best aud most complete assortment of Sc. musicia the city. HENRY EBFRRACH, 915 F wt Managing Partner of the late firm of Kills &Co GOLDEN HILL. ‘The 014 reliable stand-by and the Standam Family Flour of the District. It Is equal In quality toa reat many high-priced Patent Flours, whiist It ean be bought for considerable less money. We defy competi- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERFS, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELLANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured tnt auy housekeeper who Arles them once Wid MeVer Use auy LULL ce BUF sMe by aiigrocers Wholesuie Depot, corner 1st nt. and Indianayry eel WM. M. GALT & C0. a EE GRTRS co. _ SEWING MACHINES, &c. NHE SILENT NEW AMERICAN NO. 7, With NEW AUTOMATIC Button Hole Worker. “Ahead of all 2,000 E 5 0 , Office and Yurd.'1822 14th st. n.w., whart foot ath st. vine Wood. in stick, $4 per cord: Omi Mooul in wile, 85 per cond: tlekury Wood, in atick, $7 per cord: Sawed and Split Piue Wood, $8 per co mawed and Split Oak Wood, $7 per cord: Suwed and |. Split Hiekory Wood: $8.50 per cord. Wood ata. re duced price to deniers, “Coal at Cheapest ‘cnah prices. felephone connection to all parts of the city. se)? JON OF CLOSE CASH ‘o my larze and superior stock of Lumber, Wood and Coul, which Lam selling at very low prices this city, years with every Machine. ‘Sewing Machine Rooms, Corner 7th and Ht, New Improved Muchines of Ail Kinds. Renting, $1 pet week or $3 per month. ‘All Kinds Iepaired and Warranted, for cash. Send postal for our New Price List. JOHN MILLER, Office “th and H, OMlces: 1020 14th street northwest, 4%4 street and | Next doorto AUERBACII'Suents Furmsiting Murytand avenue southwest, and Hat store, Maib Depot and Millsouth Capitol and I sts. an31-3m_ sel4__ AUERBACH, corner 7th and H streets, 7sADIBS BEFORE YOU PURCHASE A SEWING Machine, we wouid advise you to examine the Spistrated ligne running | eud "everlasting "SEW (OME SE 3 ways ready to ork a his tachine catr hot be sur auage: Sold on easy moutuly puye2uts, aud special die eount for cash. Be wure to uy the NEW HOME before yon iy. 8 OPPENHEIMER i ‘528 Oth street northwert, St, Cloud Building, Sole Azents for New Home Sewing Machitie, Good Machines for rent, by week of month. LE, COMPRIS- Ing every desirable variety’ at the very 3. Kindiing and Stove Wood prepared in the best manner. Quick und prompt delivery. Send Vid P Branch Woon JOHNSON BROTHERS, kinds repaired. ays YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEYS hcp ane ad ah Sa ing Machine House, 427 9th st, and TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. Ee ee RD at BRANCH YARDS AZD OFFICES CONNECTED | _ Henting and Repairing: mona BY TELEPHONE on eee = FINANCIAL, 1209 F street northwest. 1 1515 7th street northwest. Proce & Winrery, 740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest STOCK BROKERS L112 Yh street uortuwest. 64 Broadway. : Corner Sd und K streets northwest SecBitth avenue} New ees re 2 y Ava a east, 15th street (Corcoran Hullding), Washington, big eres hr amen SMV ATE STOCK TELDORAH WIC RETWRES WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, ac, ‘Gusiekal PARTS KIS. Jauxs WiiTKLY,"H. Cuvgite Oaxzer, Maveann Hymic Ses DODGE, warsinnsan, Dc : iLiad IC TRAVERS, ‘Partner, Buy and sell on commission aif claswes ‘or ‘Railway H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner, ations of Stocks and Bonds and information re eavding the snarkets received through gue wise Stanuy’ direct from the New. Yor Excbany Slorders axteuted and reported promplly. tel ‘PROFESSIONAL. R. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. 1516 Peniaylvania avenue (opposite Willard’s ‘Hotel),and 11 N. Eutaw st, Baltimore, treats Corns, Bunions, Di ‘ex ‘POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. of the, \GTON AND NORFOLK LINE will be withdrawn fron the toute afier SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. The STEAMEN GEORGE LEARY, commencing vy. i STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7THSTREET SSS Hatf ou Sundass. Tuesday and Tharedays at 7 am, for Polonia: River Lan as far as 3 Creck, returning on Monday, Weduesday and Friday ailerBoons, touch uae 5 aul Compe Pout Wharve uti Suiudavsand Thtrdays down, and Wed: | Sag"2t gor on aniaiein” wii nain so the et meters op enly. Fors ety Ae tent can walk with ease fn a few minutes, 40tb year on ohpraciion: stb in Washingon. #1 a sitting. Patron. 05, GT. JONES, Agt, 7th-at. whart ea bY Tiie most emincut physicians and argeons. KS. DR. J. SEMMES € HUSBAND, RESi- XM dent Foot Gurgecns, late of Boston. Corns 25 ctx, jas had 26 years. succcssful practice 1p all diseases of the feet. “Bunions of many years in a short time, | Ingrowing and club nails after, Yeersol torture by” others cured in a few treatments. ice 1222 ¥ st. n.W., at the office of the Electric Hale Restorer, near 15th st., up one eet OW PARE TO. NORFOLK.-STEAMER LADY 4 OP THE La es Gth street wharf, Ws AE he is eee ea ae aud Colonial Hewett o yk. COLNE, And Fe turnin: Fare 50 cents. Telephone call Os. All iver” Landings JouN W. THOMPSON, Sunday, Tucedays and Friday, 7 2k an ADAME PAYN POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, MARR Gui Rp s: 1ST, i Reger NEW IRON STEAMER “Wal Leaves Thsiivet what on MOSDA TS, TORS a TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS ‘and BO SPECIALTIES. Girrisman Ve, aad Se tlenrents ay = RAND MMi SELDEN, 612 10TH ST. N.W. with B20. 1 R atbhepherde,. D ‘treatment for ladiés; over’ =: ©.W. RIDLEY. Mariager. “nt_| Save 3 aid sonmuilation: free Genes strictly cor me call or write: SDR MUBLEMAN eee Tee cety 4106 pm ett TELLS mense teaser oe me ———— SS Sea OUTLET ON TWENTY-NINTH STREET. By virtue of a Deed of Trust, dated the 11th Quy of June, A.D, 1881, and recorded in Liber No. a forlo 44 et eg. ce of the lund Fe, Cords of the District of Columbia, the subscriber. us trustee, will sell, at public auction, in front of the premisis, to the highest and best Bidder, on TUH> AY, the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF 'SkPTEM A.1h 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK im the AREER NOON. “the following real estate, siinuted in George. fown, District of Columbia, in Beail's wadision to said town, to wit Parts of lots numbered one hundr and thirty-eight, one hundred and thlets-nine, one hundred ‘and forty and one hundred and forty-oue (135, 139, 140, 141) bounded as follows, via?” "Be sinning on Montomerysirect (now 28th street Borthy West) at the southeast corner of lot one hundred abd forty-one, and running thence westeriy. on the south, line of lots 139, 140 and 141,one bundred and fort foot, thence north, ‘parallel with Greene (now 29th) aircet thirty feet; thience west, parallel ton street (now Dumbartou uveuue) one hun more oF less, to suid Greene (now 0th streety; thence Porth, ou the ews, Ine of said street, ton feet: thenc easterly. paraliel with Dunbarton sireet.two hundi und forty feet, more or less, to Montgomery (now 2hth) stfeet* and thence south, on thay street, to the place of beginning: avcording io the original ‘plat, of Sround pian, of Georgetown. aforesuld; a uil the improvements,” et cetera, as in sald deed men- Hon ‘he terms of sale are: One-third of the money in cash (of which $100 must be Hime of sale): and te residue in ove and two years, quai amounts, for which the purchaser must notes. bearing six per centum per annum interest, be secured by a deed of trust On the property sold, With covenant to insure and pay taxes: oF ail cash ai the purchaser's option. ‘The property will be 8 free of taxes, and all conveyances and recording m1 ‘at the purchaser's cost, anid the trustee reserves t to resell the property for cash on five day ‘at the in ve rn notice in the “Evening Star,” ifthe terms of sale are ‘not complied with within ten days from the day of sale, @. F, HYDE, 7-10 ‘Trustee. rPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ONE DOWBLE DRUM HOISTING ENGINE, SETS OF QUARRY TOOLS, PICKS, SHOV- ELS, WHEELBARROWS, LARGE QUANTITY OF LUMBER AND GENERAL OUTFIT FOR SEWER WORK. ON MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIRST, 1885, Ar TEN O'CLOCK, AT THE CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST, I SHALL SELL, BY ORDER OF THE CONTRACTOR, THE ABOVE MATERIAL, Can be seen prior to sale. selé-tts YHANCERY SALE UF FRAME HOUSE ON L 8 a BETWEEN | FOUR-AND-A-HALP AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH WEST. By virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of | the Pastrict of Columbia, passed July 30th, 1885, in Equity cause No, 8.539, wherein Catherine, Diggins was plaintiffand Bridget poner’. 6p: otwers were defendam 1 will sell at pul auction, in front of tbe premises, on WEDNESDAY, TWENTY -THIRD | DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1885, st FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. Co following-described real estate, situate in city of Washington, District of Colombia, to wit: All Uhat certain piece or parcel of land and premises known and distinguished #8 the eastern eleven 34 feet und two (2) Inches front by the depth thereof Jot numbered thirteen (13), !u_ square numbered five hundred (500), together with the improvements@c. ‘Terr ‘One-half of the purchase money to Re cash, and the balance in twelve months, the deferrs payments to be secured by deed of trust on the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option ofthe purchaser. A deposit of $100 at ‘time of swle, All conveyancing, &e., at the cust of the purchase r [INBR/DGE H. WEBB, ‘319 414 st n.w., Trustee. i\CANSON RROS,, Aucts. ausl-dads NHOS. J. FISHER & Co.. Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPENTY ON THE EAST SID OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIK: NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Bi ERUMBULLSTREET AND HOWARD By virtue of a decre of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in the gonsxoli- duisd N wherein Oliver B., Mage id’ Jol W. Beall et ede fendants, and No. 8574, wherein Mary V.Branigan et al. are complainants and Oliver B. ruder et al. dé fendants, the undersigued trustees will sell, at FIVE “LOCK P.M. on FRIDAY. THI. EWENTY- FIFTH DAY OF SBPTEMBER, As D., 1889, the following-described property, in parcels accordil to the plat filed in said cause'No 6334, vic A! that part of a tract of land in Washi ounty, ia District of Columbia, known ax Mount Pleasant and being a part of lot No. three (3), in the division af said tract, which was aljotied to David Peter, suid part or parcel of land fronting on the eastern bound- Ary of the Seventh street turnpike leading to, Rock. ville, and containing one square acre oflaud, bounded on the vorth be D. Heals parch and on the south by that sold to Aurou M. Gattrell, together with allthe{mprovements Said property was. vided {nto lols of 32 10 37 feetirour, with @ depth of 208, One of said lots ty improved by a large three-story te Seellies: and Suu oe ee ferms of sale: One-third obese cash in hand, and the remainder Inequal installments, Payable in iwelve and twenty-four months from the day of sale, the said deferred ents bearing Interest a6 the ‘rete of six per cent per annum date of sale. All conveyancing et cost ot of ‘Waxes to be paid by the ‘frastees out of the sale, A deposit of $50 on exch Lot oudey ofsale. | If the terms of sale are not complied with ten days the Frustens reverve the right of the: Property ae the risk and cost of th chaser. BY reaieees FRANKLIN HMACKEY} : GEORGE ¥. 11 das U. 8. NAVY PAY OFFIOE, * Waseixerom, D. O . Be tember 17, 1885. Saber emer tf Orne aay received at NOUN, OCTOBER BEVENTEENTHC Lebo" Tot following articles, to be delivered.at the UC- SOs xe REPAIR Department ashi : § hes “4 to Ns Yard, on ae . Cetvebowicy“FHoM MANUE at REGULAR DEALERS IN THE Al OFFER TO SUPPLY:” and the right is to ine pessons anust guarantee the pros oa ite persons ecuuion of contract, and the yet guarantors must be certified to officer. tinted aloe sel’ aw _Pay Director UN Navy Pay AgeRt. Waar Do You "Taux or Titer OVER 700 RATS KILLED IN ONE NIGHT! AT THE MADISON AVENUE CAR STABLES, BASTIMORE, MD, , WITH STONEBRAXEWS RaT AND MOUSE EX- TERMINATOR. STONESRAKEES HORSE AND CATT! MIGHTY @ooD FRANK HUME, Cx. Rovresz, 4 NOS. 498.4405 TER OT, He now Basaxsszr Toxic . BREAKFAST TONIC. Breakfast energy and re . U. AL DRY GOODS. i i Poesncs WE REFER TO OUR HANDSOME ANNEX, JUST COMPLETED, AND THE EXTENT OF IT CAN BB BETTER APPRECIATED WHEN WESAY IT Bas NO SUPERIOR SHOW-ROOM IN THE UNITED STATES. IT IS A CLEAR-LENGTH STORE OF 117 FEET DEEP AND 35 FEET WIDE. THE SKYLIGHT, WHICH 18 7 FEET IN DIMENSION, SHEDS 4 BAY OF LIGHT SUCH AS NO OTHER ROOM POSSESSES AND WHICH I5 OF GREAT BENE- FIT TO PURCHASERS IN ORDER TO GIVE XT PERFECT VENTILATION WE MADE THE BRIGHT OF CEILING JUST TWENTY-THREE FEET, THIS ANNEX CONTAINS OUR SILKS, VELVETS AND FINE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMET, AND 18 ENTIRE- LY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF ONE OF THE FIRM. WE HAVE PLACED ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN THIs ROOM 80 THAT LADIES CAN APPRECIATE COMBINATION OF COLORS AND EVFECT OF SILKS FOR EVENING DRESSES, ‘NOW WE INVITE YOU TO SER IT! OUR NEW DEPARTURE: WHICH GOES INTO EFFECT TO-DAY, 18 THE INAUGURATION OF & STRICTLY ONZ-PRICE BUSINESS, ‘THIS MEARS THAT THE INEXPERIENCED BUYER IS PLACED ON THE SAME FOOTING 48 THE EXPERT, AND WE BEG TO ADD THERE ARE VERY FEW OF THE LATTER THIS MODERN PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS HCOMMENDS; ITSELF, AND A8 WE HAVE UN@ DOUBTEDLY THE LARGEST STOCK, ‘THE CHOICEST THINGS, AND ‘THE LOWEST PRICES. WE EXPECT TO ECLIPSE ALL FORMER, SEASONS, PLEASE RECOLLECT OUR PRINCIPES: STRICTLY AND ONLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. LANSBURGH & BRO. S016 420. 422, 424, anv 426 SEVENTH STREET. Twos 5. vorraent. Louis ». wove UP TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE, LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 PA. AVENUE, ‘Weate daily receiving our new Fall and Winter Dry goods iad wii sell ued as chap as uy house 1s the “ THIC Tce SURA ‘at 00, $1. siassetprhercencee on aie a7 ¥ ranteed in gualit; UCL EEC worth $1.2) at 8.00. THIGOT CLOTH: at 7be- and 81,00, Cor" Our stock of CASHMERES and HENRIETA CLorHts complete. ‘All widths of Covrtauld's ENGLISH CRAPES. poe Atal pees Avail pri Our 98,00 BLANK ETs worth $8.00. Our Rock oP UNDERWEAL very fa, We {clk special attention 10 our men's U WEAH 98 Uc. and $1.00. Also, our Camels Halt UNDERWEAR, warranied aot vo shrink in washing. ‘Our Ladies’ V iF at 0c. ia'a beauty. pPbleadid tne of es LINEN fa bleached, un- Don't fall to see thie 356. BLEACHED and the 50c. Turkey Red. a iN ‘DER- Look at our 25c. CASHMERE, worth 35c. oan FEANNEL, all prices. vee eS colors. Fg 40c., red Twilled Oor WHITE SPR) D at $1.25 are s) lly cheap. pects teeta aes ‘Wesell none but first clam Goods and we seentee tosell eee ‘Don't enue, Itis ‘a8 the imitation. the place, corner of 20th street and Pa, se15-1m iP ‘but DOWN prices. *NLUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pa ave. hw. Raousr Reuxasrs, Rewsanrs, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ALL KINDS, HAVE ALL BEEN MARKED A GREAT DEAL LESS THAN cost, THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP. REMNANTS OF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTS, FROM 2 TO 7 YDS. NOTHING IS CHEAP THAT YOU DO NOT NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN- VESTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU CAN USE THEM. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SON, #19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE anlo SEATON PERRY. ; _ SSvccuaon ro Pemer & Baorarn). WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 147TH, 4 VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES SATIN DUCHESSK, FAILLE FRA‘ VEL ce ‘BOUC) OTS “FRENCH BRO, sey ae [885, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY SERN Eee = 08ST CELEBRATED peg am i ‘ATIONS NAL SELECTIONS FROM FiiST SRSO IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST DVIBE CHASES omeyn Tt IESE cove neti, 28 Liem OF THE ‘Most DESIRABLE TEXTU! FOR DISPLAY- iT EVEN US BY Eke ERP ‘Se PLAIN FIGURES AND CORBEUT Fi SEATON PERRY, iin dd SEPTEMBER ‘17, 1885. rgan! city, town and village we ihamberlain’s a1 Hcy indicated in Mr. sand says that such @ course would robably result in_a French army landing at Americk simultaneously with an Irish confla- gration in all the principal cities in England, and well- ‘@ttacké on the various pal: aces and in London, JUDGE CLOUGH'’S INSANITY. ‘The Curious Comptientions that Have Grown Out of Ie, San FRANCcI8CO, Sept. 17,—Séveral weeks ago Judge Clough, of the superior court, became in- sane. There was considerable discussion as to how his place could be filled, there being no pro- visions of the constitution’ or the code whieh created a vacancy in the case of a judge fotng mad. The difficulty was apparently solv: by the resignation of the judge written, as every one supposed, during 4 lucid interval, The governor appointed Walter Levy judge in Clough’s place. Clough, however, hus since improved, and is now sane. Mrs. testi- fies that the Judge was insane when he signed the resignation, and he confirms the statement by averring that he has no recoliectian of the circumstance, He is, therefore, still Judge, and there was no vacancy for Gov. Stoneman to fill, Walter Levy is not, and never was, judge of perior court, and, unless the tawyers should decide that his acts as such when he be- Saba een or oe —- incumbent of e office are valid, Proceedings taken before him are null and vok ADRIFT IN THE LAKE. Two Men Die of Expostre After Cling- ing ton Capsized Yaeht for Hours. LANCASTER, ONT., Sept. 17.On Tuesday evening D. AM. Metrimmon, ‘postmaster st South caster, C.J. Woods and Chas Dick- son, all of this place, left the south shore of Lake St. Francis in a yacht for Lancaster, When near Johnson's = epee the vessel was struck by a squail and capsized, The three men ‘succeeded in seating themselves on the bottom of the boat und called loudly for assistance. Although their eries were heard on shore, a rescue could notbe attempted. On ‘Wednesday morni the steamer hemian ssed them, but their signals were not seen, ickson now succumbed to the exposte und fatigue and dropped dead into the lake off Port Lewis. McCrimmon, who was still com: ratively strong, exerted himself to keep Wood's warm, but afer holding him tn his arms for three hours, the poor fellow died, The capsized yacht eventually drifted into Hungry Bay, five miles east of Port Lewis, and on reaching shallow water MoCrimmon waded ashore and reached the house of a farmer in an exhausted state. He was immediately driven to Port Lewis, where he now lies in a preca- rious condition. —— oe An Injunction Refased. JUDGE WALLACE DECIDES ADVERSELY TO THE CLAIMS OF D'OYLY CARTE, Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 17.—In the suit of D'oyley Carte against Dui over the comic opera “The Mikado,” Judge Wallace, in the U, S. circuit court, to-day denied the application for an injunction to prohibit the performance, The judge eee an elaborate opinion touch- ing playrights and copyrights. The Police Stop) the Figh Toroxto, Oxt., Sept. 17,.—The first round of the Fuljames-Gilmore fight here yesterday resulted In favor of Fulljames, who forced the fighting and claimed and was allowed first blood. “In the second round Gilmore's superior science was shown. Both sparred eautiously, but Gilmore had the best of it, ana finally dealt his opponent a vigorous blow on the jaw, knocking him down and drawing blood. Just as time was called for the third round the police put in an appearance and stopped the ight, Shot Dead b; INDIANAPOLIS, I! a desperado,was shotand in Officer. it. 17.—James Welsh, tiled by Officer Meck ata colored dance this morning. Welsh and another rough went to the house and attempted, to bieak up the dance. Mcek und his partner ordered them to leave, and they knocked Meck down. The officer then fired three times, kill- ing Welsh and serlously wounding Joseph Nicol, a colored bystander. ——-—___ Sale of a Base Ball Club Franchise. BurFato, N. Y.,Sept. 17.—The Detroit base ball club yesterday bought the franehise of the Butfalo club for $7,000. Riers Reprieve. , ONT., Sept. 17.—The date to which Orraw. Riel was réprieved so that an appeal of his case might be heard before the imperial privy coun- cll, is October 18th, can liaee aaa ak im Collision. New Yorx, Sept. 17.—Last nightan unknown tug-boat ran ‘into ‘the schooners Ratidah and Edwin Post, at anchor off Bedloe’s Island. The schooner Edwin Post sank immediately, carry- ing down the steamer, name unknown. The captain, James Smith, is also missing, The Ratidan was damaged to the extent of a * The adultery check ine Have W. W. Downs and Annie J. Taber, of Boston, set for trial in the municipal court in that city to-day, was continued to October 13. The annual report of the Northera Pacific railroad submitted at the annual ing in New York today shows tor the past ¥ear an increase in commercial business of $:282,387, and a decrease in passenger earnings of $1,121,206, the met decrease belng $838,819, owatinsectenacetion FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. {The New York Stock Market. owing are the opening and ‘3-00 pram: of the New VOrE Stock sharka today ae epected ot special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 1: ‘sires the 2 beer ons Washington Stock Exchange, from Tuesday's quota- asked. D. e per imp. iso or ait bid, 115% asized: do. 78, 1891, cur, 119% bid. Maticet 711 892, chr. 3 bla, ear fund, 3-655, 1924, car., 1 116 asked. 20-year faud, Gs, 1802, ie ida 30- ikea, Metropolitan oe oT tia 10? asked. North Gap, and Ot. 41% bid. Wash- Gas, Toakeg. oinibi lon iD Mae Wash Sa ARS MND 18 wae geese tional Bani 107 bit 11 Great Falls Ice, 95 bid. Rea! Estat 99 te a nue penn 56% asked. Chesapeake & Pot. Tei. 70% asked. * 6o., 78 bia, Baltimore Markets, siaee te meyoren uae A TRAGEDY AT SOLDIEGr Hour. Sergeant Alexander Stabbed and Killed by Patrick Naughton. A dtartling tragedy osoutred last night at the Soldiers’ Home, The victim was Edward Alex. and almost instantly killed by ofthe inmates, Naughton had been out of the grounds on liberty during the and returned under the influence of Hquor. was in the dormitory when taps” were sounded, at 9 o'clock, and shortly Tag a) H seatht z /l é i war admitted to thehome spon beng disabled. laughton, who is held tor the hom| ide, is 55 years old, and a native of Ireland. fis vane private in company G, 234 inmate, and had served In the army oaths, He was admit February, 1682. THE CoRONER's 1vQvest. ‘24 years and to the home in ‘The body of Alexander was removed to-day to the Soldiers’ Home hospital. The prisoner, Naughton, wastaken to the hospital this after. ‘oon, and an inquest was held A Jary, composed of Michael Gastavis W. Ward, Win, McLaughiln, Johnson, George M. McKinnieand Joho was empanneled. Dr, Lachlan maki the aui y, testified that the was at the left of the havel and about t & half inches below it, Death was ev! caused by hei and shook, The bby, the coroner. i. McMahon, James Fiyna, ‘ler, Who aided the coroner tn wound wo and ‘idently wound netrated the abdomen. causing the intestines protrude and revel artery. done—a et or a" blode abot tates incher tong es the external iliac The knife with which the stabbing was jack knife, with shown {to the witness who said the wound could bave been made with such # knife. He noticed that the clothing was catin a manner Ing with the course of the knife. The blouse vras also cut 'a few tuchos b ndent cut might bare Recep or slash of the ‘entle, or fe migh cate another Uns her. Thi is Inde lone in the same it indi- attempt to stab. Major C. C. Byrnes, au at the home, tes- ual iy rnes, surgeon ey as to Alexander's injuries, Thos. Evans, sergeant major at the home, tes- tiled to nt Alexander's coming into the governor’ office to die. IERGEANT DUNN'S STORY. Sergeant Thomas Dunn testified that he occn- pied the same room with Sergeant Alexander, in the top floor of the tower. About ten minutes to nine o'clock, while readin, heard the noise of low scuffing in the hall outside. in bis room, talking wh he and itness went out to the ball. He saw Naughton there. Sergeant Alexander had-hold of him. and was trying to make him go to the ‘Naughton was holdin; keep Alexander from taking him. ander guard: himselt back to Sergt. Alex- seeing witpess standing there called: “Come on, Dunn.” Witness him, aud took hold of Nanghton’s arm, Witness let went to other Naughton then went along peaceably. go ata narrow staircase, and was about six paces behind them when they reached the door of the -house. Witness: looked around to see if the police were coming with the keys, and thought he saw Cu coming from the police-room oor, Then witness turned bis head around again towards the guard-room door. Just then he saw Naughton ander with his Kea drive at pht hand. Alexan Sergeant Alex- er stepped back and went towards the door of the sergean! majors office, which was open. Corporal Egun then came up and witness and Egan ad- vanced upon Naughton and put him in the major's room, and found Alexander in condition. 4 VERDICT was rendered In accordance with thi Naughton was committed by the coroner for the action of the grand jury. Mr. Prinee’s Pay-Relis. guard house, Witness then went ag noe yi e facts, ONE CASE AGAINST HIM DISMISSED TO-DAY. The case of William H. Prince, charged with false pretenses, which was continued Police Court on Tuesday, was called Police Court to-day, and Mr. Thomas sald that in the in the the witness, Sanborn, could not be found, as he was on his. vacation, and that to mony continuance would hav. granted. Mr. Cahill said he would object to any continuance, and claimed that missal. ‘the ernment's testimony he was entitled to t his testi- ye wo be further v ‘adie. ‘the court dismissed the case without preju- dice, telling Mr.Thomas that if he was not satis fed he could take the case to the grand jury, ‘The case of Mr. Prince, charged with a similar offense—talse was called, and Mr. Thomas stated that pretences—in taking $3.75 from giving him pay for twenty- three days instead of twenty-four days in July, it was claimed that Prince handed the excess to other workmen. ‘This case was continued for to weel — es An Affray on F Street. A PATENT OFFICE CLERK ASSAULTS SAMUEL BROWN WITH A LOADED CANE. This afternoon a difficulty occurred on F street, between 9th and 10th streets, between Frederick P. Metger, a clerk in the Patent QMice, residing on Capitol Hill, and Samuel Brown, in whieh the latter was ‘struck by the former with a loaded cane and severely cut about the head. Mr. Me Detective Block and taken reflecting on Brow in the was arrested by the fifth precinct, Metger had made remarks ‘on Brown's sister, who Is also a clerk tent office. Brown called him to ac- count, when he was attacked and his head cut, as above stated. —$—< A STOLEN Watcu Fouxp.—On the night of Deals. May 234 last the residence of Dr. R. B. son, 208 8th street southwest, was robbed of silver wateh with gol and Block recently chain in the hands of Michael Nolan, of id chafB. ' Detectives recovered the watch and 3d and G streets, who said that he bought it. Mr, n went with the officers tothe § jail this morning and identified Jim Moore, the colored burglar of Pittsburg, who was arrested with the indder some two months ago, and is wating trial on several charges, ai the man who sold him the wath. —— MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Marrii iage I been issued by the clerk of the court to G. W. Kiug; F. L. Ww. Va; fone ‘White, of Culpeper, Vi Xnnie'Shorter, Geon ine Homes; Owen county, Md., and Mi Cox, Nokes. vin Bust Burnaught and Cather. Baben- George i f E : i ie i = Bo i i i i = ° i ig : fi ‘THE REPORTS OF THE SPRCIAL AGENTS NRARLT ALL IN. The reports from the special agents of the bu- Teau of labor, who were appointed some month ‘Ago and have been at work in different parts of ‘this country and Kurope gathering statistics on labor questions, have nearly all been reeetved Dy Commissioner Wright. It is expected that Tithin the next two weeks.all the agents Will wesent in thelr reports. The work of com Piling the material wlil then be begun, abd the gomMmMissioncr expects to have a report ready tobe submitted to Congress at the next season, GoMmisioner Wright states that the work. been very satist ; Fesults obtained will furnish Valuatic; and, toe large extent, new information upon’ the ‘cop- dition of the industrial classes and the Indias tries of this country. There were nineteen official agents appointed, and upon the tion of work their services will be pensed with. There will bea force of employed to put tnto shape the material MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The Commissioners have notified Mr. Frank BR, Owens, corner N and 12th streets northwest, that his application for liquor license has beet ejected. "ihe Commissioners yesterday informed Gen, M.G, Meigs that they cannot allow hin to carry out his idea about constracting fireplaces in the bay wipdpw of bis house for the reasong that in their jadkment “the toleration of windows within street limits was intended for the purposes only of a windowand for or namentation and not for the intrusion of blank wails upon thestreet, and that the allowance of fire-piaces and chimneys to take the of windows, which necessitates blank walla, ie perversion’ of the privileges intended to be given by the building regulations.” ‘The Commissioners have written Major Girecting Lim tw hear the evidence tnt Be, Hambieton Wants heard to sustain bis changes against Lieut, Arnold, and also the evidence of Lieut. Arnold, so that he can determine whether formal changes should be preferred. District Commissioner Webb has left the city on @ week's recreation. In the course of his travels be will visit Boston, NOT THEIR BUSINESS ‘The Commissioners, in reply "to the first au ditor’s inquiry about the employment of Fred- erick Sohun,« high school student, as a subs assistant, and B. ht, Ross as a drillmaster at the High school, say that it is the custom of the trustees to mn ey of point advanced students to such ‘what the gentlemen @10 with the never inquired about, as itis no theirs, position, ai money thi — ——9——__ 8 CoMING.—Mazeppa Eneamp= of Providence, Rly is expec 2d, and Bunker Hiil Eoeamp- jestow'n, Maxs.,on the 234 inet pments will attend the jn Balti the hospitalities ot the O» They will visit Mount Vernon, see the sights of city, be recelved by the President, and » banqueied by the Odd Fellows here,” Friday night they will leave for their homes, Mazepps. Encampment, it is expected, will bring about 125 members, and Bunker Hill Encampment about 150, a RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follows ing were the readings at thesignal office to-day: Sam., 55.0; 7 a.m, 53.8; 11 a.m., 69.1; 2 71.6, “Maximum, 72.7; minimum, 61.0, William Filmi young colored boy who hay no parents, wad eout tthe relura sobouk to-day, Elza Tillman, colored, who, snatched two dollars, from thie hand ct Nathan Brows, oo ored, at a picnic last night, was to-day fined dollars by Judge Buell, cc RETIRED.—The retirement from active ner vice, by operation of law, of Col. John Camp- bell is announced. Col. Campbell will repair t@ his home, Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THe EVENING Stan MARRIAGE,—A throng of friends lastevening at St. Paul's chureh to wil the marriage of Dr. Lawrence Stabler and Miss Bessie Masters, one of Alexandria's fairest daughters. Rev. Dr. Norton officiated at the nuptials, “The ushers were Messrs, ‘Thos. Gil- son, Albert Bryan, Frank M: » Thos. Bob- ertson, Morgan Beech, Carroll Asb! ard Marbury, Prorosky THeateR—Mt. J. M. Hi ic manager of theaters bere and is, Md., is negotiating for the ment on King street of a neat theater or mus. hall to seat 500 persons. The building on King =F street, near St, Asaph treet, ballt in 1817 for the Mechanics’ bank will, it is thought, serve om admirably for Uthat purpose if sli tended. < re Pourrican Norms.—Mr. Samuel G. Brent haw resigned his place as a member of the demo cratic city committee, and Mr. J. 8. B. Thotay= son has been elected to fill the. Mir. ty A. Marsball has also resigned bis ass ores te SNe owner, of Com ORS. —Mrs. C ne " oy , Md., who died at her hone buried here this afternoon.—Samuel J. satt has been appointed Inspector of flour vice Inspector this count i i ard Purcell have been select« Mills and by Postmaster Herbert as m: boys under Rot thougut the new special delivery law. It they witl have many letters to deliver here.—— The Cameron distillery of Mr. Peter ot Washington, is now in tull unfor tis management of Mr. 8. N, Wash ington. It will not now be used to Its full capacity, but will turn out 430 gallons a day. MARRIED. iDARLING-KLINGLE, On Tuesday, 4. ARES, by the Rev. ile Girarchvot the Messiah, aitimn. i a BEATRICK ELING! tho GOLDEN —HOOVER. On September 16th, 1885, at the ‘of the Untou M. E, churen, Rev. Dr Baldwin, SALLIE K- ot Ae only, Gaaginer drew D. Hoover, to HARRY H. GOI both, Washinton, D.C: ‘No cards. nro HANCE GILUIAM. (On te 120% of June, ines! Part cay ae Nev. Jan. A. M. GILLLAM. KELLER—BALLUFF. On the Lith of At DAVID RELLER to ANNIE DALLCPE: ab oe street, by Rev, Father Ryan. ° LOOSE—RIDLEY, On Rev. James M. Nourse. of residence of Mr. JoskpHt 1885, by aps Ais artes poate L. Loosi'to Miss NELLIE R & Ri apt, Ridie DIED. BOWMAN. On the 17th of September, 1885, at 3 a.m. MARY FRANCES, daughter of Geange W. and Sallie EL Bowman, aged three gouths and sixteen ‘s. “itterment im Penney! ania GONZALES. On cmber 15, 1885, HARRIET N., wife of Chaplain AJ. Gonsalves, aged AQy-niue GRANEY. On Wednesday, September 16th, 1 at 9:50 p.m., HELLEN T., beloved daughter of ‘and the late Michael Grasey, aged four pears and miu® Mentha, "Gone, but not forgotuen. Funeral from her’ mocher's residence, No. 2810 Mt street northwest, Friday, September IDth, at 3:80 a ™ ~ Ki ber 11 JOH. WERQUDS., Suddenly September 16th, 1885, 0H. For notice of funeral see Baltimore papers . MAYRADIER. (on, Wedueday, September 16thy 1885, THOMAS BARKER MA\'NADIER, secur ou of Julia 8 and te lace Gen Houry K Maymadier, Funeral from the residence of his mother, 914 19th street northwest, Friday, September 18, ai 5 eco % p.m. REICHENBACH. Ou September 16th, 1885, at SIa pa RTMEL LOUISL ony ahd beloved of W.¥. ‘and \iara E. Reicheubach, aged 2 years, from the residence of her grandfather, ‘Funeral J. Suter, No. 463 1 street. nortiwengs Friday. ver Sti at dire pam, ‘Friends and relauves are tae ‘Vited to atte are e SHEL t 6:40 a.m., Septem! 1885" JAMES HOBELE, beioved sou ot dunes and Beem ‘Shelton, aged three years, five months and wenty-oue Nineral from parents’ residence, No. 1348 Bound= SS ERTAKERS. NDERT. heme 7:8 5 a aa os