Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1885, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ GOODS. BIRCH HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY Mite Spened ter breaking tanabienmcar os Soa, T STREET NORTE WEST. where she will be pleased to see ber patrons. Good SES ee Se DMPORTER FALL OPENING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D, 24TH AND 25TH, WE SHALL HAVE THE PLEASURE OF EX- HIBITING THE LATEST CREATIONS OF PALL MILLINERY FROM RENOWNED HOUSES - OF PARIS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, FEATHER TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, @c ELEGANT NOVELTIES Dy EVERY DEPARTMENT. LOW- EST PRICES GUARANTEED. 907 Pawxsriyante AVENUE 7 Treviso FOSTER KID GLOVES. wo | ADIES TAKE NOTICE—HAVING OPENED 4 81229 Fst. nw. am of fine Hair aud Fan eter ES eter. ee [ ADIES' SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, RE Re ey covered: Cloth Muff made. Miss CUNNINGHAM, 1310 Stust., between N aud O a. sola 10; Newmarkets $15; Beatrice, $11 ts, 15; Sik Costnines, $15: Evening Reception Dresses, ¢ spsards Cloth Costumes, everything from $40: other garments correspondingly. jutting to Wedding Cutdts:in whic, Sr. Faux Sr LES MRS J. BUNT, 1309 F Sraaet Nostawezsr, Will exbibit during the week EABLY STYLES rs FALL MILLINERY. Suse Oon Sztume Oon TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Having concluded to give up businuss, I offer my en- tire stock of LADIES MILLINERY. FANCY GOO) AND CLOAKS eid fut a great sacrifice. Call tarly for bargains, M. SILVER, 152m 715 Market Space. MPUE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD IS RECOM "[* cass ‘Dressmakers. eS vended by the 1 It is absolutely impervious. For ‘sale at all bry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing stores faesm* R EMOVED. MME. VON BRANDIS, MODIST2, Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York, Wm. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sule pade at he shortest gotice, Superior Siting. reasonable prices and satisfaction guarant eens eee eee _sysu-Zm ‘920 14th street, betwee 1 Doverass ‘We bave 100 Dosen LADIES BALBRIGGAN ‘HOSE, sizes $ to 8, our regular 47c. Hose, which we shall sell for 37igc per pair; three pair for $1 omp2 perbox ik. DOUGLsss, _my6 Ninth street. St. Cloud Balding. FPRENCH DYEING. SCOURING 4D DRY ‘Ciganing Establishment. 1205 New York ave. u.w. Au Kinds of Ladies and Gents’ Garments byed, Cleanmt and Gnished in the most superior manner Puss Ciowks, Velvet and, Party "Dresses a specialty: +Ladies’ dresses done up without ‘ripped $ CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A Fischer ap) = 43N0e © pUMPHERY. p\ 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWESE Makes Corsets to order in every styl and guarantees perfect Ot ai Hyx Srectarries ARE— French Hand made Undercicthing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported ‘Galak Patent Shoulder Braces, and all French Corsets and $1 Corset (Miss E'sown ‘nd Suansh spoken mris Children’s Corsets and make) that for the prige is ui N.B—Freach, Gt IPE FOUR POINTS TO BE CONSIDERED BY PURCHASEKS EXAMINING INTO THE MER- ITS OF CLOTHES WRINGERS 4RE EASY aC. TION, DURABILITY, CAPACITY AND FINISH. ALL THESE VALUABLE FEATURES ARE EM- BODIED TO A MARKED DEGREE IN THE KEY- STONE, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, CHINA AND GLass, e138 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, Cow Weasrner Wil soon be here, and in your preparation for it be sure to inspect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which is now complete, and embraces all grades, from the cheapest to the highest price. An examination Is respectfully solicited, W.S JENKS @ CO. TAT Th street pw. seid ing our Full supply of WILTON, CETTE. BOUY BRUSSEL, ALN CARPETS. Also, CUR ¥URY in great variety. Those in # cholce goods will fad it to their advantage £0 examine our stuck before pure! ieee Pe OOE BROS. € cO., 1328 Fst. Eaaty Assxouxcewest, WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, AND UPHOLSTRY Goobs, WHICH COMPRISES ALL THE BEST AND NOVEL THINGS IN THE MARKET. YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND LOOK THROUGH, AND, LF PLEASED, MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES W. H. HOEKE aul9 S01 Market Space: 306 and 310 Sth st. u.m. _ i ? 1 W. Hy, Hovoprox. i, Co. Cait taka F be tg td NOR’ Z WEST. st eosin rere FRENCH WALL Pai Onr Moroceo Curtain and $12 Turcoman ofwhich we bave a limited nnater. Furniture Upholstering and Cabinet work will re ceive special attention. aus3m STRAW MATTING, BAY CARRIAGES, LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE ETC, ETc. Hemember, we guarantee prices to be always the #15 Tou Srmeet NogTE WER weet FpPRe SILENT With NEW AUTOMATIC Button Hole Worker. <Albend of ail competition. ‘Over 2.000 now in use (a this city, eal gaurantee Grr 2h every Machine. ‘St aUbeBac Ws Sewing Maclin oo Comer 71b and New Improved Machines of all Kinda. eating. $1 per week or $3 per moutie 4 Binds Repaired and Warranted. Send postal our New Price List. FUTERE DAYS. THis AFTERNOO Toxcassow BROS, Auchoneera, HS SALE OF PAIR BAY Mai ESE ATED CARRSAGE ND SET OF HARNESS. UBLE virtue ot s deed of trust, di Tecorded 108, felis" etee one of che ad recoras of tae TURDAY, the TWENTYSIXTH DAY OF CEE TEMS. R.A’ D. 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A ar tion of astion rooms of 29-5 One Dark Bay Mare: One Pour-seated ro ae a Carriage. wena CHAS. WALTER, Trustee. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Pas New ‘York A: D. ASHINGTON TEA AND COPPEE COMPANY, 58 0th Street Northwest.» Sell Cream Java, 33¢. Old Gov. Java, 28¢. and 30c. Choice Maracaibo, 25¢ per pouait. Fine Rios from 15 to 23 cents per pound, Green Coffees, from 10 to 20e. Oar Teas areselected with care, ‘We have a complete assortment of Imperiats, Gun Powder, Formova. Oolonss, English Breakfast, and Japan’ ovr boc Sprigg Leas, ices 3 Gis UPERIOR COFFEES. Fi locha, roasted. inest Old Government Java, roasted. Superb Old Maracaibo, roasted.. (Equal to most of the Very best sted. 7918 Peaiusylvanta avenie, THE BEST REFINED 10 pound buckets, at 9c.: ders Also the Rest ‘Putent Flour, per barrel. at $6.25. We guarantee bur Old Gov. Java Coffee, at 2ue. per | cane DOE be excelled. Code roasted and groand by steam dally. Prompt delivery of sli orders. ‘WALKER & WRIGHT, sel7-Im 948 snd 950 Louisiana avenue b.w. TW 33, 20 YOU PAY a5¢ 4 LB FOR BUTTER, J hep you can get 1 ib, of more delivered to Your door for 25e. 1b. by sending a postal card to selS-2w* RHODGSON, of6 oth st. nw. (CPSAMERY BUTTER, 25c A LB. AT ‘4. A LEAVY'S Famous Old Buiter Store, 220 9th street northwest, ‘Opposite Center Market, audl-4we 25 Onsager Bors 44 Louisiana a ry rene. DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES ame STRICTLY Cas iyo BUTTER A TRIAL Wess, Eo No. 2 (wartanted new) Mackerel, 20c. doz.; Best Western Shoulders. 6iy¢. Ib.; Best Sugar Cured Sboul- ers, Paes New No.2 Mackerel by the Bol. only $5: iter Family Flour, only $1.40 % bb. Our 0c. Green Tea ls equal to aus in the city for Ble per 10., ‘Sardines, 90c. per doz., 3 boxes for 25c.;a good Greed Rio. 5b. for S0c.: Best Green Rio. 14c. per Ib: Extra Eloar. only 98.50 per DDL; Hoacted Mio, 4 tbs. for Sue; Roasted Bio, ‘15e. per ib; Best Leaf Lard in 5 Ib. Buckets, only 50c. I desire to call the attention of the trade to thisia- ‘voice of new Mackerel. INDIA TEA COMPANY, 445 77th st, South Washington, ‘7th street cars pass the door. auls EER RRR ERE 5553 spot fe & gE ER EF Ss EEE R & ‘kee %ss = EBRATED MINNESOTA TY PROCESS FLOUR, 4 without a doubt the most DrautirUL and the mos Neraisiovs Flour tn the world. ‘The Millers ave not only tie most perfect Mil, containing a> 1 does all the most maproved Machin- invented up to the present ine, Dut they produce a Flour Usstavasseo by acy millin the world. To rove that, we would nispply ‘tute that large quate ty of tals magniticent Flour is suipped annually to Enrope and eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. We GuananTEE that it is made from selected Tard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It is sp ackooweded fact that in ibis Flour perfect sep- aration of the glutinous varticles ‘of the wheat berry And s thorough elitmination ofall weak and starchy Matter bas at last been reached, and Is consequentiy ihore Nerarrrous, yielding more bread to the barrel than any other Flour. ‘The best trade ‘admits that from itrbread making qualities It Isthe cheapest, at Well as the best, for eliher family or baker's we, and ‘by eny Flour made. Every sack’ aud ‘every barrel is warranted to give entire salis{action. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade, Itis unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, abd will please tue most ex- acting Luusekeeper und satisfy We most mstidiouset- goo ge cure. GILT-EDGE. Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patyat RELIANCE. A splen@ia Minnesota Patent Flonr, made by the celebrated Hungarian process. itis avery cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach of all classes, und we guarantee will give salis‘action to every one wuo wy GOLDEN HILL ‘The ora reliable stand-by and the Standara Famtty Flour of the District. Tt isequal in quality to a preat many high-priced Patent Floars, whiist It can be bought for considerable less money. We defy competl- torsto bring forth any Flour superior to CERIS, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we Jeet asnuted that auy Mousekeeper wu0 tries them once Will UeVEr Use auy tulNg cove BUCS by augrocers Wholesale Depot, corer 1st st. and Indianayrs sel. WM. M.GALT & CO. PIANOS AND ORGANS. RELIABLE MAKERS, AT REASO able figures BURDETTE ORF made. Toving and Rey ‘at se2a G. HREM NS. 407 Loibst. mt} Tur Praxo Excuaxoe, 422 NINTH STREET N. w. All the prominent and best makes cma] Upright and Square Pianos, second-hand, at Tg sid irgalns an easy panes UJ emake u specialty of taking second-hand Pianos ip exchange for new Ones and allowing full valuc for them. Fine Upright Pianos given in exchange, and difference in price can be paid st $10 per month, HEINEKAMP AND STULTZ & BAUER, _» Factory Agency. Gy Ee terms: dow ready for tie fall trade J seo MN ER, 511 9th st. now. etsausieD yas 3 708 Tinareernortnwes. FPR PE Stie®, Kranich & Bach and other Planos. i rot. Guls's. marvelous ~elf-Playing Instruments. rgans, Music and 2 aes Rea Piagos and Orgaus for rent, exchanged. tuned ani tepalred. seo Eowazo F. Daoor, pete y MET2) '& CO, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, At the Oud Stand, 925 PENNSYLVASIA AVE, ‘sole for ed Pianos alto for’ Gabler Grovesteln & ianos, © Gabler Grovesteln ‘Fuller. Marhall & Wendell, McCammon, ‘simpson & Co., Wheelock. and other Pianos ant s ‘New and old Pianos and Organs for rent or sale on gery terms Tuning and ring a specialty. Mov- ‘and Packing attended to by competent workmen. i} 5 - BBR EER Pa SNN AA BE zs 8 4 4 BEB EEB PIANO FORTES, UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORK rae MANSHIP AND DURABILITY. SECONDHAND PIANOS aT ALL PRICES PIANOS £OR RENT WM. KNABE & CO, S17 MARKET SPACE my29 = f Excrsox’ Praxos, OVER 36,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly first-class and reliable plano at & medium price. STECK @ CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS. Pinos and Organs exchanged, repaired, suned, boxed, and tur reat. Reus applied if purchased. ‘best und most complete assortment of 6c. musicia the city. HENRY ERERRACH, 915 F Eee Meceging Purtone of peste Set RRS e SUMMER RESORTS. GEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER IN THE SS tountaten. Get tree rom maisral aud Va. For terms address A. J. MYERS sel i ‘OTEL LAURANCE, COR MAIN AND COl ats. Luray, Va. ‘pened Foly tae Larag. Bure, ‘NGS OF ME OWN Bow on exhibition at the Lending Tailoring Estab- lishment of bs HD. BARR, e ‘2121 Peanaziveais svenua ; MPL | EREMPTORY SALE OF STEAM PLEASURE ERNOON, ; a cay 13 feet neg copper femteiod. “Terme: One-baifcash; balance in six months. notes be deed or seus ear {ptereat mud to be wecurea br ded OCT ‘TO-MORROW. ENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF SthEET RUATHWHST, LATELY OCOUPLED YY A FOKEIGN M(NISTER, EMBRACING EANCY DOW. CHATS, PLUSH M, T. CENTER TABLES, MAN- STEGERE, CHE R MIRRORS, ETEGERE, CHE: TY-FIVE, commenctug at’ TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at 1234 1 street, Between 17th and 18ih streets aorihwest an unusua fine assortment of household sods, belng only partly enumerated above, to which the attention of parties In peed of such goods Is re spectfuily called." House opén for inspection esaly on morning of sale. louse for eal SPECIAL AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAJOLI- CA WARE, FIVE GRATES AND HOGSHEADS OF WiITE STONE CHINA, GLASsWABE, TINWARE AND OTHBR ARTICLES BELONG ING ‘To-A~ PARTY LEAVING THE CITY, AND REMOVED TO MY STORE FUR CONVE? NTENCE OF SALE on FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEN- TY PIPEU, 2805, af ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auc. on rooms. *e assortment of a Seoul ig which the aizeation ol dealers s directed. oon 0c Of SE Ei cf Space, ing WEDNESDAY. “SEETEMSEN NINTHO at HALE-PAST TENA” M.. ‘The sale will continue from day to day unull the large stock of Ladies’ tuncy koods, millinery, cloaks and underwear of ail descrip Uon Is disposed of. to the, sale, ss the, goods will be Ladies are invite positively sold without reserve. FOLEY, Auction- eer. sei ([#0M48 DOWLING, Auctioneer. SIX GOOD SERVICEABLE HORSES, ONE LAN- DAU, ONE CLARENCE, ONE CHILDS HEARSEIN GOOD CONDITION,ONE SQUARE GLASS HEARSE, WITH TWO SETS CUR- TAINS; THREE SETS HARNESS, LOT OLD HARNESS, OnSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY SIXTH, 1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction Tooms, I shall sell the above stock ‘Terms cash and without reserve. AHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPA- ATE PIECES, WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE, ARBLE-TO LES, FOLDING CHATRS, RUSSELS RUGS AND CAL AND. 2 8e22-4t Ou MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1885, at TEN ‘O'CLOCK. at residence No. 471 H street, between ath and Sth streets northwest, I shall sell a most excellent collection of Household 23H ‘HOS. DOWLING, Auct. RY SALE OF IMPROVE! VATE ON THIRD STREET, BETW: STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH. WEST, WASHINGTON CITY, D. G, BEING PREMISES No. 1109 THIRD STREET. BY xine of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colnmbia, pussed inequity cause 0, 9b, of William Bellet al. against Mathew, e the undersigned, as Trustee, will settat 1 front of tue Premises, on FRIDAY DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1805, AP M., all that real éstate “known. as rt of Lot two (2), in subdivision of square No. 556, inning on Third street west, distant 78 feet from the southwest corner of said square and lot, and run- wing thence north on Third. street 14 fect and 5 in. hes, thence east 59 feet, thence south 14 fect and Sinches. thence weat 55 feet to the beginning, and improvements. ‘vers of sale: One-third purchase money cash; bal- ance thereof in six, twelve, and eighteen months whole to bear interest from day of sale, and payment thereof to be secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser, or the purchaser can pay ali cash on day of sale or ratification thereof by the court. No deed iven unt! all purchase money and interest be paid. 4 lien is reserved onthe property forthe purchase tones. All conveyancing” at’ purchaser's cost. $5 deposlt will be required when’ property is knocked down. The terms of sale must be complied with in a“ WILLIAM J, MILLER, 7: : , rnstee, Office 4865 Louisiana aveniie. THOS. B WAGGAMAN, Auct veld dads EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. JAG LOTS IN SQUARE NUMBERED NINE n HUNDRED AND Ti eIWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH AND i AND K STREETS NORTHEAST. By order and decree of the Supreme Court of he District of Columbia, tm equity’ cause avon: bered 1718, wherein Saiuel A. Peugh 1s com: P.ainant and Henry 8 Davis defendant, and by order and decree of the Supreme Court of, the Uuited States afiirming the same, I ghali, on TUESDAY, 1His TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER,’ A. D. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., offer for sale. at pub- Uc auc ion, th frovt of the premises. |.ots numbered four to ten, inclusive (4 to 10), in square numbered nine hundfed and ten (910), in’ the cliy of Washing- r . id 00 oO 4 LOT OF OFFICE a 8 ° ARTICLES BELO: gina FO twee Seine hi oo? sg AiS0. AT TWELVE get pS] CALBIAGES, BUGGIES, RaONS, (JPNCANSON BROS, Anconsers WELI-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DAY. SEPTEMBER 29rm, COMPRISING PARLO! WALL EBON¥ CABIN ES ectba "Tor zanues |T@" F ERE s8%, pop 4 y EASELS, MUSIC RACK, M. T. TA] EAS: Tr big RE D AA Uy GAR ASE RE Me | $ “ol dre sel BoP OS F ONZES, WaLNUY BOOKCASE AND SEC. bod Mpgto dt SNES eo RETARY, ACEOT ce SER Se SOSE SER A Sua Wit BE — ZENSION Ba Warn MT. SIDE toe RD, I aoe ERED Dy CHATRS ADE a ad Bat HALL AIRS, FORTE TR. EE seas eat veignes cass a> gras Ege ee Bm CARPET=, BODY BRUSSELS: axoral we Ez USF oi SITCHEN REQUISITES, &c, BRE Qn MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEN- TY-EIGHTH, ‘omnensing se TEN @ CLOCK. will ers sougued eral Wa we epee? ut a call the sttention or ‘Duyers. bm " ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. HANDSOME ERO} ARLOR 80! PHOLSTERED tt OLE S iy eroup SEPTEMBER 30re, PIECES; ELEGANT. Ou ae AME! = SUITE, HAN. ME BOUFFET PLATE GLA! EABY CHA! CONVE! = TIONAT. CHAIR, UPHOISTERED IN PLUSH; BRONZE AND PLUSH FRAME MANTEL MIR- ROR, PLATE GLA! LAN DS. rh ts Le ie Ce Cee wees WAL UT " ROW ERAME Pren’ aiReops WALNU EXTENSION TABLE AND DINING: LOT WILL BE SOLD 70 A CUSTOMER. THIS RULE If UNFORTUNATELY NECESSARY, IN QRDER TO PREVENT RETAIL MERCHANTS FROM BUYING OF US IN LARGE QUANTITIES WAI On MONDAY, SE} Rk 'T ¥-EIG! greene REN UCLBGe AE esata mneel He gckoce AM wetial No STE Steet for i ie dition, and farnish their bouses with goods nearly new at. merely Hil et co. Terms cash. WALTER B, WILLIAMS ad Auctioneers. |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS EN SQUARE No. 712, FRONTING ON DELA- WARE AVENUE, SECOND, NORTH M AND By citncte ees th virtue of a deed of trust, ‘ed 241 1838, and recorded in Liber N 452, and at the request ofthe by, I will offer, at public sale, in OBE of the rel on WEDNESDAY’ the SEVENT! BER, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., Lots Ni 58: 39: 60: 61; 63: 68 Gs 45,'06, 64 and 6S (Galas subdivision of original cts Nos: 14, 13.14 end s part of 15), in Square No. 712, as recorded i: surveyors office book H. D. C.. follo 178, Two frame houses on lots 61 and 62 will be sold with the lots. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash: the salence of pur chase money in six and twelve months, wi Interest at six [per cent. oF alt caah. at the purchaser s option. sis tee complied with within ten days after sale. J RP. JACKSON, FRED. W. JONES, Attorney. Des BROS, Auctioneers, 'RUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRONT- Ro NOLSE Ai Sens oe BRIWEEN E AND F STRESTS “Bol ‘The undersigned Trusteos, by virtue of acertain deed of trust bearing date’ on the of November, 1883, and duly Tecorded In’ Liber, 1003, follo 267 et seq. one of the Tad records of tie Distrlet of Columbia, at the ‘of the bolder of | Ges the uote Secured thereby, wilt welt ag public action in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, tne BUX! (Sb) Bay OP OCTOBER, 1885, at FIVE Of. tte following plece Gr parcel of lend situated in the city of Washlugton. D.C, and being the south fF lot numbered thirteen, in square nuint ive hundred and thirty-eight. opting $F 12) feet six G) inches on Four-and-a half street innning back with that width of twelve feet inches the depth of sald Tot ‘obe hundred “The terms of gale: One-third of the purchase In cash and the balance in two equai ipsieilesenta: six and twelve months from day of sale. with lorereat at six percent, payable sen:Lannualty. for which the purchaser's notes will be required, sceared Dy a deed Of trust. A deposit of $100 will’ be required a the time ‘of sale. il conveyancing and recording at the Purchasers cost. If the terma of sale ure net Come piled ‘with within ten days frum the day of sale the frustegs reserve the right 19 resell the ‘ab the "bi and cost of the detaultfng patchawer . HEIBERGER, JB, HENRY METZ, } Trustees, PALAIS ROVAL. 24 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR Bazaxzase , ve Tomo Avro Haz Full and complete stock of en, Youths’, ‘Boye’ and Children's HATS. Blase for DUNLAP &C0.'8NEW YORK HATS. ‘None gennine unlesy bearing thels trade-mark. Children's POLO CAPS, tn all qualities and prices. CORRECT STYLES-POPULAR PRICES—FINE ton, District of Columbia, a8 the sume are numbered (08. J. FISHER & Co.. Auctioneers, @oops, fon the ground plat oF plab of suid city ts vars as eke ingin. frontage trom sixty-seven 743 (07 712) wet | CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- {o'uiely (bp feet and in depth from ninety’) feet | PROVED PROPERTY (ON THe BABY Sin WILLETT @ RUOFF, fone Uundred abd twenty-tour 4-12 feet, moreor| QF THE SEVENTH 8 bape ae se1o-1m 905 Pennsytvanis ave, re rms as eactibed: Sash at the ume of sale. A TWEEN TRUMBULL STRELT AN: for = —_ epost of ‘ity (B50) dollars will be requixed on gael Lee whoa sail ‘Goevevencioe: ae a ine arte Virtue of @ decree of the: Anznrven: purchaser's purchniat and Gatmiiare of thats | wwe Dine of Cian Tus Kuo Hus ‘with Ehe terms of sale within seven (7) days the Trus- tee race ven the right £0 resell tre pasate asthe ok dated equity causes No. e Court of | Magruder is complainant and’ Jobn W. Beall et at. Mt erodes i cots blelane ang! Jobst Back again from New York, where have been per- “sates being on the fal adjudication’ af the | a are complainants and Olver Be Magriger eeal dee soually superintending the delivery from the Custom- cause above mentioned. will be ory. yhaanis, the undersigned trustees wif sell IVE | House of oar goods, imported alrect trom Europe, bistaid ee i mee RIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER'S. Devas | aba) i il . 5 na ave cians, | abd which will be placed the tnapection as they arri DUNCANSON BROS... Auctioneers. seD.cowds- the following-deseribed property. tn aceoraing | HPAY at 4@-THE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPONED on | that part ofland in Washington County, cS KING'S PALAOK, account of tie Inclemency of the weather until SA‘T- | te Di:trict of Colnmbla known’ ae lount Pleahant, GROAN, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEM. | sod belong « bart of lot Sa: three GS), in the alvatee asa BEK, A.D. 1885, at same bour and. lace. ‘said tract, which was allotied io David Peter, sald Beventh st. ) SRY ES daestiug, | kryof ine Seventh treet wanking jesaiae ty Rae “Lou : : DUNOANSON BROS. Avcitoueera "seuiventis | Vile, and eostalag one square acre eflaud, Hounded ‘We respectfully invite your attention ta FPHOMAS DOWLING. Anctionser. Senin by thst wold te Aarog aedauiral fopether wise | OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, —— ments. Bald property Sra sa USTRE'S SALE OF A” DESIRABLE REsI-| Into lols Of 92 10 81 Teer Comprising the largest sgsortment this side of New DENCE, WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, | One a7 aala tous is ieaeten Dy er ihe orca . ee ee No. K STREET NORTH BAST, NEAR GOV- | brick dwelling and our house weavers bbcieed ERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. s Of sale: One-third of pe pu OUR HAT DEPARTMENT, aup’of Ap, 1873, and teeonied "1 tber Ae voble in twelve dt elie Opntalning every Style of Domestic snd Foreign or Gviiasistarinia Wee te eae | bene fee oa Gere pat cea ee tt z jecree of Eauicy | late x : ourt assed ip eaully caine 3545, aubetltdng dale ofesie. Alt converat ee ‘qnilum SOx} eegant Black Straw Haws, at 15 and 190. fe unersigned aa rusiee, de | Tax Milan Straw Haig, black. Lop Cracel, named in the aforesaid deed of trust Twill | sleek depot ot BSG ue cach Poe, sy | Fine Biacte ite Seil-at’ public adction, in front of the premises’ 0 MONDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF OCTUBRE. 1885, ut OCLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF SAID DAY, the French Félt, bound, all colors, at 87¢. and $1. operty de bed in said deed. as follows GEORGE ‘dos. 50c. io, Al tnt ceriain ple dr Patel ofan ant | “selEaads FRANKLIN EMACEEY’} Trutiern | TWA dos Schoo! Hat, rimmed: 9 98 and remises situate, lying, and being in the city of Wash- — + eehttd toon toartfal ae’ Sumeyer aed | a AAS APOUE SATE B TITUS | soloessoSoc eta 8 a eA Ge Ten te eh a | ee out and place. Ld 8,000 Black Plumes at 37c. » Plame; worth 750. en 287), In mbered als and : th TE Scveny-ve (G73), scending ty BTEe Gitoervs te: | sezedads PRERGEAT BARRCZOY: } Prtons. FANCY WINGS. ‘corded subdivision of said square, togetiier with all the | et S80 Es $3,000 worth of at following prices: iniprovements, et cetera, three-siory brick house JUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, ‘Lot 1-100 dor,, at 186. a Wing. with bay window, containing eleven rooms and bath ——3 pi room, being house No. 2 K street northeast, ‘RUSTEE'S Pale, oF SPE! or or| 163-7 feb Be 2 Wing "The terug of sale prescribed b- the aforesaid deed ot | LAND, SITUAT: rs SE | Lot 8-60 dos’ at 8c. 5 Wine. ; tya-tare as follows: Cneoarty ihe smount of Ingest: | — EEE LINCOLN Tol 450 doa, at 500. 8 Wing, Sinks tne balance la dy twelve nd cgnteen morta | TAINING 204 ACKER’, = $0: B By CON) 554575 don, at 10.and t6e.p Wing. iprwnicy the notes ofthe purchaser, Bea ig Interest Libke Mirae of 8 deed, OF trust duly recorded “VELVETS. mou erate, F eee te our saan beeen! thnant ase accused by a deed of tran be oe roe | for the District apne Hack of Silk Valvets erty sola '& depodt of one nuydred dollars required atthe sale Al/conveyancing, ac, at expense of par chaser. ‘The trustee reserves’ the’ right to resell the roperty on thé same terms upon default belng mde By die Yarehmeer at the Halk and ust of such efautt lig parchaser. ; PETRC! ae "Trastte. YHANCERY SATS (OF DESIRABLE Bust NESS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE 01 CaS DSTRERT, NEAW CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET WEST. 1B) anes ocean teeters eat este Slactin et al vs. Buculy etal No. 8,408. Equity, will offer fy eate_ at pulig auction, th front remises, ot THURSDAY: OCTOBER BIEST, 1880, REVIVE OCLOCK E-At. the following real eslate fo” elty of Washington, District of Colum! one-third pat of tue. Lot numbered numbered 457, ginning Wr the mame Bt : af ij Bags, Ef & -, er Fe) ih ure Sheed pUtaESAe Ne tay hala? She Banre een aamee eee : Gonveraacite ta the “Cost of the" purchaser of bia. Z AMES 8 ry tae THOMAS DOWLING, Anctionser.” ed at. a public action. KIN@’s PALACE, Fo. 614 Seventh st AY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1885. Tateat Tolggrams 10 The Slap THE FIELD CLEAR FOR HILL. Probability of His Nomination by Ac- Imdorses the Administration, Civil Service Reform, and All. ‘Special Dispatch to Tam Evaxnve Stan, Sazatoca, N. ¥., Sept. 24.—Gov. Hill will be nominated by acclamation by the demo eretie convention unless all signs are at fault, ‘The action of Tammany Hall in declaring for him last night settled the situation. It drove Cooper from the field, and left Flower no hope. ‘The convention met st noon. It isa largely attended, enthustastic and representative body. mporary chairman Geo. made a key- Bote which he heartily ap. speech, in ) aged of President Cleveland's administra- ion, civil service reform and ail. A round of greeted his sentiments, showing that ere was not deep-seated opposition to civil service laws in the convent ‘Hill's name ‘was wildly ea ce Peay 8. Litenpis any dog Eph eiet a UNQUALIFIED COMMENDATION FOR THE PRES- IDENT. ‘The refusal of the federal administration to take any band in the convention bas won for it msny friends, and the platform will commend President Cleveland without {uslidcation ‘The platform will contain a civil service plank- so sake del MARYLAND REPUBLICANS. Their State Convention Assembles in Baltimore To-day. Baxrmwore, Sept, 24.—The republican state convention, to nominate candidates tor con- troller and clerk of the court of appeals assem- bled in this city a¢ noon , Hon. LewisE. McComas is in the chair. Up to 2:30 p.m. either the committee on credentials nor on jons had reported. a ‘The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. Baxriwone, Sept. 24.—The Sovereign Grand ap Sse ellows assembled this morning gi nine o'clock, and went into secret session. ‘The objcet under consideration, is the new de- gree for the uniformed members of the encamp- ment branch of the order which originated with Excelsior encampment, of ie, Ky. ee Invested with the Purple Rochet. BaLrrmors, Sept, 24.—Rev. Edward McCol- gan, vicar general of the archdiocese of Balti- more pastor of St, Peter's church, was to day inv€sted with the purple rochet and man- tilla of a monsignor inthe Catholic church. Arehbistiop Gibbons blessed the vestments and Made an address appropriate to the occasion. Pontifical muss was celebrated by Bisho Becker, of Wilmington, Del. Bishops O'Sulll- Uns: “Monsignor Quinn, of New York, anda ina; Monsignor Quinn, of New and large number of the cle icipated. The ceremony was at St. Peter's church. Philadel Democrats, ‘PRILADE: Sept, 24.—The democrat sity conventions to-day made the following nominations: For register of wills, F. Edwin Megargee: for Judge, of the court of common pleas, Cralg Biddle. ‘The sheriff and treasurer's Convention adjourned for ® week without making nominations. pein ed ¢ Change in Baltimore Officers. RAutrMors, Sept. 24.—John W. Davis to-day resigned as, police commissioner of Baltimore and Major J, D. Ferguson was appointed to fill the vacancy. Mr. Davis is spoken of as a Prominent candidate for mayor at the ap- Proaching election. ene Mr. Beer's Telephone. ‘HE REFUSED To PAY FOR IT BECAUSE IT DILN'T WORK WELL, AND THE COURTS SUSTAIN HIM. Cu1cAco, Sept. 24. Jules Beer refused top: the Chicago Telephone company sixty dollars for rent on the telephone in his swore on the und that the instrument never operated sat- factorily. The company obtain judgment defore a police magistrate, and Beer’ appealed the case. The company ‘tried to prove that T did not know how to use a telephone. Evi- denc was submitted that Beer had tulked in the instrament properly; ‘The jury revarned a ver- dict in favor of Asking Suspension of the Silver Coin- age Law. CuIcAGo, Sept. 24.—The American Bankers’ Association began its second day’s session at 10:80 o'clock this morning. The first. work of the day was the disposition of the resolution of fered yesterday, asking that, the silver colnage law of 1878 be Suspended. ‘This was carried by ® large majority. Lyman J. Gage was re- elected president of the association. ‘The other Officers were also re-elected. LE besncirei 9 General Foreign News. Loxpox, Neph. 24--Emperor William INDON, ‘pt I iperor William has gene, fe Haden Baden, where be will remain ree weeks. The Empress of Germany and the Prince of Wales have arrived at Hamburg and Proceeded to Hungary. They will be present Sf the marriage of the aaughter of the Duc de Chartres and Prince Waldemar, the youngest s0n of the King of Denmark, a Dynamite Worth $20,000 Explodes. NEARLY EVERY WINDOW IN PORT ARTHUR SHATTERED AND 4 WAITRESS STRICKEN BLIND. Port Ai Osr,, Sept, 24.—An explosion of ay aacitnecesret nes Ine about a mile from town yesterday, shattering glass in nearly every building intown and throwing the citizens into a violent state of excitement. The explosives were owned by Conmes & Mc- Lennan and Burke Bros., railway contractors, and were valued at $20,600. The only person injured was a waitress at the Northern hotel. She was standing atanopen window at the time and was stricken blind, and still remains 80, ‘The shock was felt for miles around. ——— Cholera Near Paris. 4 FEW MILD CASES IN THE SUBURB OF ST. QUENSUR-SEINE. Pari t. 24.—Cholera has aj at'St, QuensurSelpe, a village four miles north of ‘The disease 1s not of an extremely viru- lent type, The deaths so far have been among children only, the adulta recovering in every case, ‘MADE, Sept. 24.—There were 599 new cases of cholera and 285 deaths from the dis. ease reported yesterday throughout Spain. SS ‘Three Inches of Snot Deesy Lie, Vr., Sept 24.—Snow fell yester- day toa depth of thiree inches, Much damage was done to crops not harvested. The ther- mometer is 30 degrees above zero this morning. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘are ‘snd 8:00 p.m. prices r as reported by f Washington Steck Exchange. from y: Ae haar Tiamgasked. D.O: per, {inp.6s, 1801, cola, 0-year fun a Tie Hag naked. aosyeat fund, eric 126 asked. | Metropol Gas, 44 aa tS 5. id 3 4 1 5 SBF. 116 bid, 117 asked. 30-year fan bid, 102 asked. ced. en’s Ins., 44: it atOCK, 19% Did: | 105 ‘National Bank, 105 bid, 111 Title 99) Tepairs. A force was at work all last night get- ting ready for the material sent for yesterday to New York, and not s moment's time will be lost When it arrives in splicing the deiective Picks and shovels were lying around waiting for orders. A pile of heavy lumber lay also just ran over the lower ‘water filled a Tepe sooo than the pe. ‘The course of the stream down the iystrated in a miniature way how moun- tal ctriophaars panoecgt ae dioeia ‘out 2 t jeep, some places,down to the It pursued tortuous way down to the canal road, avy there, making @ sudden bend, tumbles down the rocks beslde the road into the creck, mak- & PRETTY CASCADE, ‘Which, for the present, adds to the attractions of the beer garden located there. Many persons Wisited the scene of the break today, much to the profit of the proprietor of the becr garden, REPAIRS TO BE COMPLETED BEFORE DARK. Captain Symons had completed all bis arrangements this afternoon to repair the broken main, and said to @ Stax reporter that the repairs would be completed by dark, tc night. Blacksmiths were at work all night in Georgetown, making the strong iron bands to be used in the work. As there was no voller heavy enough in any of the private establishment in the city to make the plate re- quired for the, pateb, Capt. Symons applied to e navy yard and spent s eu intending the Taanninct ae ot the plate. Tt Nas completed about noon and immediately sent to the spot where the break occurred. This plate measures four feet each way, and is of half inch boller iron. ixhas been rolled 60 a8 t 42,81, plosly over the en in position it wi every way Sver the edges of the aperture by a footor mors, This will Lave on the inner side a lining of lead S.auaries ofan inch thick. This patch will be secu four wrought iron bands, enc! three ineiies wide and au inca, thick, which ‘will be welded around the pipe. The patch will then be firmly calked around with !ead. WHAT CAPT. SYMONS SAYS. Capt. Symons said to @ STAR reporter this afternoon that two hours’ time would be all that would be required to complete the work The city would have its usual full water supply probably to-night, and at any rate by morning. taqhis f not a terhporury patel,” sald the cap- tain; “it Sey main at that’ place be stronger than ever. Ins of an inch of cast iron, there Will be half an inch of boiler tron, held by Wrought iron ban an inch thick. If it had been possible to secured without delay the ‘sleeve’ from New York, which was wanted, the main would have been repaired with & sleeve, but the work to be done this afternoon will make the main perfectly secure.” Men were engaged at the reservolr today en- deavoring to forde home the valve which was broken yesterday and which has caused consid- oe trouble. If ey, —- in ime Bap not be necessary to cut olf the city’s supply o! water while the repairs are being made, Ethers wise the supply will be dimipished consider- ably durtoz that time. None of the water in the broken main reaches the city. It runs off into Foundry branch creek. ‘The piece of iron broken from the main Capt, Symons thinks may have tilted back into the pipe and have been carried down the maim (The accident, ‘be’ sald, occur. Ting inamain whteh had mn laid thirteen years, was singular, almost unaccountable, He ibought it possible that the main had been gracked by a falling stone when it was laid. The pressure of the water had 1a ally, from year to year, enlarged this’ crack until It caused the accident. “If the accident had ‘one hundred yards further east,” sald the captain, “the re- sults would have been much more serious. There the course of the escaping water would have been in the same direction as the mains, It would probably have torn the earth away from the mains for a long distance, and all of the mains would have been broken. Then the city’s water supply. would have been cut off completely for several days, If the been discovered as quickiy as itwas, the rosulte n discovered as quickly as it was, the res would have been inore serious.” ——>__ ‘The Melon Patch Assault. HOW FAR A MAN MAY GO IN PROTECTING HIS PROPERTY. The case of James Lindsey, the owner of a melon patch, near Bennings, and his employe, Charles Howard, charged with assaulting Geo. Carr, colored, on Sunday last, was on trial be- fore Judge Snell this morning. Carr testified that last Sunday he went out to Bennings look- ing for work, and met two white men, and one of them told him that the melons on @ patch near by belonged to him and he would pay him a quarter to go after them. He went, and Lindsay came up and strick him several times with a stick, while Howard kicked him. Wit- ness went with his assailants to the two men who sent him after the melons, and they agreed to pay the damages. Lindsey and Howard. however, again attacked witness, and Howard struck him on the head with a stone, after Which he remembered nothing, | Witnesses tes tied to finding Carr lying across the railroad track in an insensible condition. ‘The delen- dants testif_ea to astaujting Carr because he was found in the melon patch, The Judge said many persons have an idea that they can beat or shoot a man because they catch him in thelr melon patch, but that is & mistake, Even an officer-of the law has no right to shoot @ common thief for committing a misdemeanor. If a man is under arrest and escapes, an officer under some circumstances might have aright toshoot. A person unques- tionably has a right tosboot a burglar whom he catches in bis house in the night time. Of course the defendants felt that they have been out- raged, but they must not go too far in punish- ing the offenders, A fine of $10 each was imposed. eee Local Notes. ‘The water from the pumps at the corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue, has been tested at the instance of Health Oificer Town- shend, by Dr. De Smedt, chemist, who reports that If is good iron mineral water. Free Grace Lodge, No, 1343, G@. U. 0.0. F., has elected the following. officers: Rey. Wui- Gibbons, chaplain; Al E. Robinson, ‘advo- cate; Anthony Roilins, treasurer; H. W. Hamil- ton, P. S.; Edward Morrl: Harvey, ; L. W. Fauntleroy, ‘A. Youn; 'G;; Albert Brooks, © Young, P. has been suggestea that danger from ex- josion by the continued use of ranges in locel- Ties ‘not now sappiied ‘with water may ‘be roided by thi fi of all the wate Spigots. it steam BhOuld. be formed ‘inte water-back, instead of causing an explosion, it Will escape barmelessly from the open tauccis, and “sd streets, and’ the waters Rernioe at fad wit dosmach ‘unless repairs’ are tade, ‘There was no change to-day in the any new men. A general order has been issued by Dye nouncing that rates Lyddane Bins of the third precince, charged by Night charged by Night Pearson wit ‘by Gown while oa dua Gs cate ek ity. “Assistant At ¥ i Smith case, in first Should be Witham BrToRY.—The Indians of the Indian Territory have protested to the Secretary of the Interior ‘Whatis Said ofthe President's Letten The general expression of opinion among poll- tictans about town concerning Cleveland's last expressions on the civil service question ts that ‘there can no longer be any doubt about his sin- ideas, ‘are very reticent and decline to Say Anything on the su or say that the letter waa vory well W he evidently means what n {hgfoash reconstruction of the rica RE a Appointed a Naval Cadet. The President to-day appointed Arthur Bain- bridge Hot, of Washington, to be « cadet at large at the Annapolis Naval Academy. He is @son of Commander Wm. Bainbridge Hoff, of the navy, grandson of Rear Admiral Boog. K. Hoff and’ great grandson of Commodore Wim. Bainbri ho Eelabridge, who captured the Java in the Gow Beste for improvement of G street, between 11th and 14th streets sonthenst and Cstreet, between 6th and 7th streets southwest, and to lay # cone grete pavement on F strect, Detwoon tub snd MA letior hus been sdromed by as been ‘the Commie sioners to Mr. Riddie upon the subject of the harbormaster's fees. A REPLY TO THE LIQUOR DRALENA, The Commissioners bave writien to the liquor Geaijers’ association in reply to the latter's oom- plaint against the police, stating that they bave hot discovered any cases of unwarrantatle meal on the part of officers in procuring evidenceaunt that if the legal rights of way one have been violated the matier will be investigated, w= specific iuformation be furnished, BUILDING PREMITS issued by Inspector Entwisie: W. P. Gray, re ir frame 623 B street northeast; 00. W. lesser, erect @ private stable in rear of 188 A street Hortheast; $600. Mrs. L. i. Beasley, re- pair brick 27 Grant Place: $700. Mrs. Dell: Chappella, erect a two story dwelling corn in 'bnd Jf’ streets northeast: $3,500. Dr J Haris repair brick 917 16(b street north $400. Frank T. Rawlings, repair brick 1908 Ht street northwest: $200. Caroline Languorne, repair frame Nichols avenue, Untontown; $100, B Vaugun, repair brick 413 Sti stroet north east; $2 SUNDAY BEER. The Commissioners bave notified Mr. John O. Guethier, corver D and 14th streets south- At'ls reported to them that at bis park can enter on Sunday by paying 25 * the holder to Elven to prosecute unless it facts are not as represented. ee ‘The Courts. Equity Court—Judge Hagner, To-day, Hopkins agt. Hopkins; time to take testimony Nmnited. “hiiiis eek ; do, aud order of notification rescinded. Po.ice Count—Judge Snell, o— Baers Moko weilin, juer on Sunday?’ §25. Samuel ‘eal mals; collateral forieited. aint 7 Traveler's Guide. Penn. Rovre—RB. & P. Station, 6h and Y., Philadelphia, Boston and ibe 5 nights” For omou. pia. {oath riaater Sh. eile Va aes get "For Chica, Cnc 1. Laie: end west, 0:50 am. Unated tliy, 50 a ti (Pua ine) daly ws Cet nai and St Louis and except Saturday Yo Cniemgo, 930 am. Chicago and Cincing ae pm daily; Pacific express, 1000 ity Gally. “Yor Richmond and the South, G, 1101] @ m. dally, $349 "p.m. For haithnore, tab 1:00. mth, 12M, 2900, 400, $25, od a ine sho, 4508 er Fb, aa 00, 7 5 night. Por Pope's Lane, ct 230 pm. dally, ex: . Por 635 am. 12:05 and 4:25 pan. ex cept Munday. on Susiday. 4300 p.m, aNd O. RouTs—Stal 100.10. 8:10 p. 8:30 and 11 train}, 3:30, 4:30. SSer ay aos eaiceay oeebraee a ae ee dap. scien om, FE m.. daily, except ag A Por Hi day, and 5:30 p. m. dally to Txtown. Dally ex- Stites teste is ey = Se Wet er caer daily, except Sunday. ‘Va. MIDLAND ROUTE—B. @ P Mation.—For New Orleans and Atisnta, 11:15 & m. (dally.) For Louis Se aac aaes Sass Ween fee ee Qfleana snd tntermediste: points, Wb "ama GONy, See ee Cae aS Memphis express. 9:10 p. m. daily. MARRIED. BALDWIN—RASSETT. Om ber 23, 1 153i G street northwest WILLIAM B BaLDWE io FANNib C BASSETT. No cards ——— DIED. BROWNE. A: 12:25 midnight, September 24 1865, after o tit coring and painful lilness WELT PRWESTT BROWNE: soot tne ins Tacos Seat = re place from late residence, No. 500, corner Sixth and F sireets southwest, Sacuraay morning, 26th Inst., from whence he will be carried to ‘St Dominic's church, where Kequiem mass will be Sea : GRICK On Tw q vt x a oved wife of fobn W. Grice, and ouly Gusher ef the late James Sand Eitsabeth Hail,aged thirty-seven ears * loving suffered a long time, all of which. xbe bore Filia rue ‘Curitian ga. ever trusting in the Lan r ‘ords were, through, theNew Jerusien.” — A precious one from as has olce we loved is stilieds A ince is Wacant Io our bone Vhich never can be filed. God. ip His wisdom, bas recalled ‘The boon His love bad given, ‘And though the bods mtiders here, ‘Tne soul is safe in Heaven By Hen Hvssaxn Farewell, farewell, my sister dear, ‘We bid you our last farewell; No more o this earch of sorrow and pain ‘Shall we ever look upon your face again. bere a in the Lord, Atal times, in And with a trae Christian faith ‘Goue trom us here to your home above, Y Han Bure, Her funeral services will take place at the Ryland chupel, corper 10th aud’ D sireein southwest, on Pre day'afiernoon ut three o'clock. ‘The friends and rela: Uves are respectfully invited to attend. 2 SEMMES. The funeral of Commodore ALEXAN- DER 4. SEMMbS, U.S Navy, will take piace fom Christ Church, Navy Yard, on riduy, September 25, at 12:30 p.m. = THEAKER, On Wedn 4 mber 23, 1885, gp Wonddine. York county. Ta. “Ritson titka: ER. in the sightiein year oF hin age. Fourth mree southcast Friday, at lf fast four pe Out at Friends are invited. Ede TUCKER. Entered into rest at 10 p.m., September 1885, Mrs. HARRIET TUCKER, widow of the er. of New Lork clty, in the eguty- ‘of ber age. funeral wiil take place from ber s9n's residence, 1722 New Jersey avenue noriiwest, on Friday, tember 25th, af three pm. Re siives and frieide Of the fumily ate respectfully Invited to attend. 2° UNDERTAKERS. eee ee * * Rornraxi ERS, 7 New York ave and NO The, RRSHINUTOS. D'or ot © Bate GAWLER FURNISHING UNDER oe nel ang oeachicas Eatbat 7 van! ow. Terms firm-clame. Telephs ‘myst everything one call 1UZ-L2 F eepeege 7, gtlention to all details of funersia —— tee have suffered ‘the city. Suieks oan aes JOHN MILLER. sees