Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1885, Page 3

FOR_SALE—HOUSES. Fe OW SALE—KIGHT 5 ROOM BRICK HOUSI with itchens: back a nae closets: wainacoted kit and Bileye, water in yard: size of lots ib feet 0 inches Lae gg sedded’ Sind encioned a ‘ont, within seven maimed: wear "3 lines ‘of street cars: price, ow under rent for $L1 per month. Also, two’ six-room brick I w a fek houses, with cellars, porches ets, same square, $1,400 and $1,600 $b. Goder ent for'gia and S16 per imonthe” Np fo SHGRANT. 1220 C st. sw. owner. or 0. THOMPSON, Marble building. Gin st. aad Pennest- Jame ave, or 4.8 CAY WOOD, 045 Oth st haw, Agente, ___ 6-108" NEW TWO tory lirick Mousey ou south Capote: water parking. enclosed; side aud back alley; payiug fui par tS. We -A BARGAIN 22 per cent on investment. Cal Meulars, A.S. CAYWOUD, cor. t oftive for id LORS. -#1 580 | 1ors 6 se0)| 2112022 F, The above ia only « small portion of ty Rooks For full iis call at office for balletin issued on the Ist and 15th. ius] THOS. B WAUGAMAN, gW_TWOSTORY BAY-' al ‘all at 142: CHEAP. 101 mantels, €c__ 4i st; price on! Bava, Sie tus. uw. Fos sale tH kee, northwest section cit BREE SEE BEE SEE Om Price NER, 1815. st. KR SALE—A BARGAIN: ‘O31 New York ave. nw. ‘Weil built and nicely finished; ten rooms; all mod- ere improvements: large lot. Key at = HOFTY & DYERS, Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance, noe Iath and €h. modern improvement active house: a bargain to an fmme- Pierce Place n.w. 030-2 A NERY SUBSTANTIAL to inarket, Capitol and City Hall, Plenty of ground, large allev in rear, house in thor- ch repair, newiy papered and painted. latrobe, slate mat ope $5,000. GREEN & R SALE_K ST. NEAR McPHERSON Sauarw. a new 11 thesestory, bay window bi a modern improvements; spl 26.103 147 to wide alley; house entire width of loi. HUPTY « DYER, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, noe 13th JOOR SALE-TH. 2 THREESTOR’ basement brick House 337 C st; 14 rooms; pnely finished: will be sold at’ a bargal HILL & €O., 1535 F st JOR SAL 20 by Sed modern oi formation apply to T. E WAGGAMAN, wast OR SALE-VERY Rood investment. SWORMSTEDT & BRADL! né- lin 728 JOR SALE—1706 RHODE b ‘House, stone front; $13,000. HORNELOW DS-2w* WOR =AL a press brick front: bay-windew, % rooms, all mod- w. section; price $3,000; terms. $100 Sees Baliuce $25 per mouth. “Apply 1915 Tith xt ern ips. in nw. GOR SALE-A TWOSTORY AND price $4,000; terns $200 cash: Apply H¥15 Lith st. SALE-A TWOSTORY AN Pres Brick Dwelling. containing § rocms. ly finished: lot ‘and F sts. uveniences. For terms and fall in 917 Fst ESTRABLE NEW HOUSES cor. 6th and P sts. mw.;acomfortable home or = CELLAR Press Brick Front: nine rooms all modero imps: dalance $30 per month. no 7ts BASEMENT 203 6: St ne.: all mod. imps. price $3.500: terms $200 cash: balance $20 per month. “Apply at 1018 1th stn. we no2-7E* JOR SALE, THE FINE BROWN STONE RESSDENCE, ‘B15 43a st. n.w., will be sold at a bargain prompt THOS. J. FISHER & Co. ocd saw 1524 Pat now. WOR SALI Very low and on very easy terms, frame House, on Bladensburg road just beyond Boundary. ‘SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Te-ORROW. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. ‘ALTER 1s, WILLIAMS @ Go., Auctioneers FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, EMBRACING ONE FINELY FINISHED MILLER PIANO- FORTE, SEVERAL OTHER PL PLATE MANTEL AND PI FIFTEEN SETS PARLOK FURNITURE (NEW AND SECOND HAND): OLL PA! “ABLES AND P. EPARATE PIEC ND OTHER CHAMBER FUE: Bs D WALD! HAIR MATTRESSES: HANDS) MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARDS: OTHER EXTENSION DINING TABLES; BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS? SMYRNA RUGS; COOKING AND HEATING a WALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. ONE BILLIARD TABLE. ‘Atso, ‘TWO CASES CHEWING TOBACCO. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, &c. iny auction. rooms, SATURDAY, NO- To be sold at VEMBER SKVENTH, 1885, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. n5-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. GENTLEMAN'S OUTFIT AT AUCTION, CON- SISTING OF FINE YOUNG GRAY HORSE, SIDEBAR BUGGY, CONCORD HARNESS. SADDLE. BRIDLE, WHIP, LAP ROBE, BLANKETS, de. Qu SATURDAY | MORNING, SEVENTH, 1885, 3 In front of my salesrooms, I will ‘turiiout. ‘The horse is ste years old, kind and gentle, and a good driver of suidie horse. Everything 1s in first-class condition, and worthy the attention of buyers ‘Terms cash nat THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE Wiest SIDE OF FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND D STREET SOUTBWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 17th day ork +1886, anit recorded in Liber 1113, folio 468, et ‘seq. I will, at the request of the par’ Wesnecured thereby, sell,at publle auctions ip trot af the premises, on SATURDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.3,,the following descrived real es: uate in the city of Washington. D.C, wo wit: The south 20 feet and 6 inebes, by the depth therev! of iot 20, In Milburn's subdivision of square 542, Improved by @ two-story Brick Dwelling, containt ‘Terms: $1,000 in cash, (of which $100 must be paid the time of sale), und the balance in one your fix the day of sale, with futer-s Fate of six perce:t per unnum, to be secured by deed of trust upon the Premises sdld. AU conveyancing aud recording to be At the cost of the purchaser. ‘Terms of sale must be complied with in ten (10) days, otlerwise the prop: erty will be resold at the risk and cost of the default- X., Trustee, ing purchaser. EDWARD A. NEWM. B23 iy st nw. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucta, oc81-dédos HOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON L STREET, BE- TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER THE SEVENTH, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. I shall offer ‘ag auction, in front of the premises, the west 40 feet front om L'street by = depth of 148 feet 11 inches of Original lot 21. square 1a. "Terms day of sale. i THOS. K. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. F HOUSE. AND LOT, CORNER SECOND AND NSTREEISSUUTHEAST, AT AUCTION. ‘On SATURDAY AFTER SEVENTH. at FIVE OCLOG ON, NOVEMBER, the premises, the west 64 feet Sy inches trout Of o the west 64 feet Sly inches front 0 Lore Squat 20, fronting 64 S% feet on N street south, with FT th of 100 feet on 2d street east. improved b; ‘2 frame dwelling and stable. A splendid chance, for a builder or private party to Invest. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in one year. Notes to bear interest, and to be secured by deed oftrust. A. deposit of $10U.at sale Conveyancing, &c.. at pur- chaser's cost. noddéeds DUNCAN ON BROS, Aucta, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘ocd L-8t 9ROOM BRICK: MOD_ IM ‘6th and 7th sts; $4,000; 3400 ance iy: payments less than rent. WILSON, 1000 Houses ‘on Iowa Cirele, complete in all lis appointments; corner property: $30,000. For permision to inspect apply to PARKER © TOWNSEND. _ 0c28-2w 1418 F street hw. windows, hardwood mante® "lng, fire-pl Surnaces, chandeliers plumbing firstehues. "For terms Insurance Com- apply tw AWA. WILSON, Firemen pany. corner 7th st. and Loutsiana ave. 1.W. 200'G st... JOR SALE—On 16 "Fame. brick basemen ‘ert Z inches by 100 feet Price, $2400. ADAMS € BE. Real Estate, Loaiis and insurance, oclIm 1420 F st. nw. Ft SALE ASW, BRICK DWELLINGS, Sow being completed on the corner of 6th and P sts, 2 will be sold separat SWORMSTED’ vestment. Price $25,000, PARKER & TOWNSEND bets aia a uumber of W Substantial it rms apply to owner, KL GO! ist. BW, sen casest Bi for sale at prices. rai ‘from $1, 2100.00. JNO. A. PRESC auc 1416 F xt aw. Loewen, Sisn. Doors, WHITE PINE STOCK, 1/7X12/'—16 f., per 1,000 f, SIT5O Dressed or Rough at same price. VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, 16 ft, per 1,000 ft, $1250, WHITE PINE DOORS, inch-and-a-tuuf all regular sizes, $1.00. HOT BED SASH VERY Low. Odd Size Frames, Sash Doors—a specialty. Lumber Delivered, any part of city, free of charge. Estimates furnished free of charge. WILLET & LIBBEY, oct Guu street and New York avenue. W. H. Hovenrox & Co TWO TWANDSOME NEW RES nd 1923G.st nw. The houses are bait“ vt pabeantial manner pron: ori ais, browmione trimmings, two-story square ices anid Tooms afd bath: bot amd ter frame stable and carriage house; lot 16 foot alley. asy terms. @ cosy home or P< BRADLEY, oclt-im PERTY, ON ‘ou permanent rental. SPECIAL BARGAIN 415 F st. ocery, $ ToOMS; all Med. ‘New York ave. aw. ocd-lun ing Thom; Secoud flour. two large Chiunbers, Wardrobes ant beth room: Thied tloer, four Cham Vardrobes. The houses ure d the plumbing is ot caer are open fur inspection: For SCHMID, m, jouses iu the northwest and other parts WALL PAPERS, Art Colorings in Cheap Papers. New assortment of CHAMBER FU! NITURE, CARPETS, ART SQUARES, PARLOR FURNITURE, Latest Styles. Portieres in agi grades. Window Shades and General furnishings and Beddi PRICES GUARANTEED. See our Line of Lace Curtains. W. H. HOUGHTON &CO., oc29-1m q2i4 Srrciuat Sate THIS WEEK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, DRAPERIES AND BEDDING. FOR THIS WEEK IN PAR- LOR AND CHAMBER SUITS AT W. H. HOEKE’s, HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES ‘801 Market Space 308 and 310 8th st nw. Was Paress Special Designs. Fs INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING, Designs and Estimates Furnished. Specialties in CARPETS AND FABRICS. Agents for MORRIS & COMPANY FURNITURE P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15th st. nw. ecl-3m RPP °S BURNING OFF HAs NONE OF THE DEFECTS USUALLY FOUND IN COMMON OILS. IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED, DOES NOT CHAR THE WICK, EMITS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR, AND PREVENTS THE BREAKI NEYS IT IS A RICH OM FOR ILL! (G OF CHIM- ‘MINAT- ING PURPOSES. ITGIVES a STRONG, STEADY LIGHT, AND BURNS MUCH LONGER THAN COMMON OIL. J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO. CHINA AND GLASS, e286 No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. TIT owe uw rien. T17 MARKED SPACE. ONE PRI BOOT AND SHOE STOKE We wish w cull your attention to a few of the many bargains we sre offerims at the very lowest | Gish prices powdbir. Ladiew Curkit Box Toe worked button holes...$2.60 20 Ladies Extra fine Cur. Kid. two styles, Ladies Extra fine Cur. flexible, (our own Men's Goat Buscin. hand made. Laut, Genuine Dongvia, hand made. Lad. Genuine <t. Goat, haud made... ‘Gur Gent's stylish and good fitim: We have them in three different styles. Our Ge: Goods and moth-cate ‘5.00 Shoes are genuine calf skin and Graso Fatt Oresrxo Or Cl A RRR PPP ERE TIT gSSg CC A ERP PE i CG | AA RRR PPP KE OT © cASAAR RP kK r cosa AR KP kee fF Sys 7 RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, &c., Ar PETERSEN & CHILDS’, 813 MARKET SPACE. Sa-Fverything warranted as represented, New fatest. palterus at popular prices. No old, “Job Low ‘und see what we have. Satistaction guaranteed. sezs2m Telephone call 12446. Cor Wearner Will soon be here, and in your preparation for it be ‘sure to lnepect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which is now complete, and embraces all grades, from the cheapest to the highest price Au examination bs respectfully solicited, W.& SENKS @ CO. sels. TAT 7th street nw. (anrers compare iavorabiy with the $4 shoes sold elsewhere. | q WE S5e-dally receiving our Fall supply of WILTON, TAPESTRY snd INGRAIN CARPETS. CUR: | FAUNS wid Oita PekcY iu great variety” ‘Thawe tn aut of choice gone ti dudf'os ini vantage to WNROUE BROS. & CO, 1328 Fst. Jur line ot sty bab and -rom the muat reliable manutucturers ihe Prices are bound to suit you. Give us a call and be convinced You will find ever; store. Market Space WM. HL. RICH. Full line of Ladiey and Gent's Felt Slippers, suita ble tor the sick room cas KReysroxe Marr Waser. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONIC. PRERPECTS DIGESTION. Unequailea sof Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. - PRICK, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00 Beware of imitations, None genuine without the Biguature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Sole Ageuts tor tue U.%4 Phila, Pa: WOR SALEBY BGu.wat . ‘at's fine Dress Shoes are the most | examine our stock bing kept by a first-class shoe | 273m —GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Summ Sums Saute Have just received from the Factory one lot of SHIRTS or chase ut’ 5G ritone Ehires ase made 9 ‘Heavy Musi with, Food Heavy Muslin, Reinforced Front and Back, ‘ae as good as most “FBe. Sia ‘Aiso‘s fail line of WINTER UNDERWEAR st 2d EDITION. Lal Teas oie Se Congratulating Gov. Lee. ‘PRESIDENT HENDRICKS’ MESSAGE ANDTHE FORMER'S REPLY. ALEXANDRIA, VA., Nov. of congratulatory dis SEVERAL PIECES OF cHtor Ook precisely Toom several pieces BP, % WARNER, Real Enate Broker. PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE Scr, g LATE ADMIRAL REY- DS KNOWS AS No isid H STREET (CE FURNITURE AT LE We shall sell within our sales Rack, Mitror back ‘with Clock auuicbed: NOI NOWN AS Ni ener laid Writing ‘Desk, one handsome 1855, at FOUR OGLOCK, Brewises, Thal offer fc sale that, Very and , known se No. ae erect 208) elegant ‘three-story Brick Dwelliog, ea alniog modern convenience, La: square 106,) with side and rear ‘cash: ihe residue in ont three years, with notes bearing interest at, Six per cent per anuum, and secured by adeed of trust, oF ail cash, atthe option of the purchaser. All convey- aneing, the purchaser's cost. ‘Two hundred dollars depbait required af time of le. 1, arusteo, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ocat-eotds aa THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON of the weather until FRIDAY. NOVEM- 885, SAME HOUR AND PLACH (CSE WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FS ‘TATE ON CAPITOL WASHINGTON, D. By virtue of certain decrees of the Supreme, uxt of the District of Columbia, ty cause No. 6,492, the undersigned will sell at best bidder thereof, on a font of the one’ beautifull teen rooms and ev : handsome Gilt (west 30 feet of | alleys: man leaving the city. A large lot of miscetianevts Honschold effects, CA is, etc, Will ‘front of salearoom: Besse Mle sold in front of ne WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ‘Auctioneers poor 1e8 iy Lee was the following from Vice dricks, dated Indianapolis, No- President Hen: “Gen. Fitz. Lee: Tcongraiulate crats upon your 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 4 PRIVATE, TURNO} A FINE SECPARSEN EQPESEE HAR you and the Virginia demo- splendid victory. T. A. HENDRICKS.” UT AT AUCTION, AND vow! To which Gen. Lee replied: “Accept the thanks of the Virginia democrats ‘over the destinies of Frrznveu Len” <_< Ex-Senator{Sharon Slightly Bette: WE DEEDS ALL 1113 PROPERTY IN TRUST FOR HIS THRER CHILDREN. SAN FRancrsco, Nov. 6.—Ex-Senator Sharon ported to be slighth fering from neural pation of approachiny is paoperty to hi it BER SIXTH, 11 By order of thi for your congratlations, @ of Monticello wateh = Aso, A COUPE, HORSE AND HARNESS , HILL, IN THE CITY OF TOMQHEOW, SED EI Vpsomas DOWLING, Aucuoneer, BROWN AND LARGE RAY HORS! 4 TO AN OFFICER AT SOLDIEI HO 18 LEAVIN , SATURDAY, r) remises, to the highest |ONDAY. the SECOND OF NOVEMBER,’ 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK real esiate, vin: Lots nare ‘numbered better last evening. igia of the heart. 1a. death he yesterday is son, Fred. Sharon, in-law, Frank G. Newland, in trust His estate Is valued at $6,000,000, vada, California, e,istrict of Columbia. Tt ts 16 ree equal portions Fred and Flor P.M. the followin red 2, 3, 9, 10, 11 and 12 ‘imimadiately thereafter ‘and immediately thereafter Lots 25, 26, 2 1,048; and immediate are 1,066: and immediately fer Lots 4 and 23 in Square 1,077. of the sald lois will be sold separately and a de of $100 will be required ou euch lot. ‘The terms ‘of sale in each and every case will be ax follows: Que fourth of the pur In three equal p NOVEMBER: ‘THE CITY), AT NOVEMBER SEV- LOCK, in front of my auction and his son-i for his heirs, Missourt and tbe. be divided into children, Clara, or their heirs. "The three chil is deceased, will each receive one-third of her share. The deed ignores all latives of exdena ton Sheet, Sucres all other rel ENTH, at TWE room. Ss alia wi) FINE DRIVING CANADIAN PONY, WITH ia dat quction ‘THOS, DOWLING, Auch DENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. LDING LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF L g TWENTY-F IRS AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. DAY AFTERNOON, at HALF-PAST FOUL O'CLOCK, we: I in front of the fronting 70 feet git mMeurs at twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months, bearing Interest at 6 per ‘and secured to the satisfaction of the trustees, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. All conveyanc- ing at the cost of the purchaser, Resale unless the terms of sale shail be complied with in 10 days afer sale, af the risk und cost of the defaulting purchaser. ROSS FERRY »LDSROROUGH, Trustees and Receivers, uctioneer. 0cl7-e08ds. $+ r jow Workman Dead. VALPARAISO, IND., Nov. 6.—James Tollehan Barklaw, fellow workmen, a quarrel yesterday, ‘wa revolver and shot, kill ing Barklaw instantly. ‘The murderer escaped. Natural Gas Giving Out. —The natural gas wells failing and no new ones by H.C. Smith Shot a Felk and aman nainea f became involved in which Tollehan dre i THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Ai 4@-_IN CONSEQUENCE OF RAIN THE SALES to take place on Mond: Postponed until FRIDAY, the 5! At the same hour and place, R HOSS PERRY, a __ EDMUND K. GOLDSBOROUGH. P)EXCANSON BRos., Auctioneers “sl TRUSTERS SALE OF TWOSTORY BRICK AVENUE AND N 81 72. t. ‘This lot will be sub- to four building lots of 17 6-12 fect exch. a rapl.ly Improving seci fine opportunicy for tayestment, One-fourth cash; balance fn one “ars With six per cent interest, pay: Hy. OF all cash, at option of purelirser. Convey- ,s€C.. at purchaser's cost. each let required at sale. nest n of the nortawest ee 9. Listy Nov. 6. of Tolono ‘are gradual; have been discovere noted of all these wells, owne and used for several years for lighting and heat- ing purposes at his residence, ix becoming al- most Worthless, the supply of gas being inade- formerly subserved. nothar which, when new, showed the greatest of them and was used to run a ze steain engine, has been abandoned. e others in this region are going out of use. =e A deposit of $100 on DUNCANSON BROS. CORNER NEW JE REET NORTHWEST. of trust duly recorded in P VALUARLE BUILDING. ‘SON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN © D STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC- Irtue of a certain deed of trust. dated Octo- ly recorded amons the: lund records of fhe District of Columbia in liber q., the undersigned trustees n THURSDAY i MBER, A. D. 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.,in front uf the ‘al: that plece or parcel of groan: in the elty of Washington, D.C. and. known LOT 13, of Samuel & Peter F. Bacon's subdivision of of Square numbered FIVIs IU PHRE-E,as recorded i Book 42, folto 131, of the records of tne surveyor’s office of the Columbia, together with all t jand premise: si ber goth, 1882, aud Business Failures of the Week. ‘The business failures en days, ns reported to R. G. to-day number, for the United States, or Canada 2, or a total of 179 as compared with a total of 201 last week and 174 the week previous. premises, Lots six (6), seven ten 10), eleven (11), twelve ( t ), sixteen (15) it (8), nine (), teen (13), four” seventeen’ (17), 10), of Geo, W: déd subdivision’ of square three hundred site: One-third of the id the balance in three equal twelve and eighteen mouths, wi ured by the pi —— The M. E. Missionary Conference. New York, Nov. 6.—The M. E. missionary conference occupied the entire morning session to-day in arranging the South American imis- ‘The sum of $19,675 was yoted for the maintenance of the mission at Buenos Ayres, in the Aj $3,000 for new nuer appertaining. chase money in sired at time of sale. sion appropriations i aser’s notes and & fizst deed of trust on the property sold, or ali the pur- chase money may be pai ‘Trustees resery ting purchaser after 5 days of such resale in some newspay be at eae ee entine republic, and of sitle are uot com- vithin seven days from day of sule the trus- re-sell the property at tae ng purchaser. A deposit ye time Of sale. IAM H, BOARMAN, BERT W. YEATMAN, blished in Waeh- Costly Fire in Chicago. CHICAGO, Nov, 6.—A fire in the Farwell build- ing, Nos. 229 to 240 Monroe street, at about 3 o'clock this morning caused dams $200,000, fully covered. by insuran originated on the third floor, oecup Marshall & Co., dry goods commission mer- chants, and burned its way up through the roof. Sweet, Orr & Co,, pan and occupants of the fourth floor, and Maun: heimer, Lipman & Co., dealers in sill dress oods, On the fifth floor, Suilered a considerable ¥.T. Moore & Co,, and Ja id cost of the defaul THIS EVENING. TP HOMaS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE NHOMAS DOWLIS “OME ELONY PARLOR SUITE IN RAW SILK, THREE PARLOR SETS IN GOOD CONDITION, MARBLE TOP AND OTITER TA- IT M. T. CHAMBER FURN IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES, WARDROBES, PAINTED FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND & CARPETS, &C., AT AUCTION. A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS manufacturers, Biography. ‘Fi ks, Works of Refer BLES, WALN nes L, Libby oods commission men, on the first Agnus " i with tae Anis floor,’ will have a loss on their’ samples by (ON OF LAW-BOOKS. SISTIC AND SEVENTH, Beginning at SEVEN-THIRTY EACH EVENING. THOMAS DOW! n2-5t_Southwest cor. Pen AL A SMALL COLLECT! at auction, at mn “ ——— MBER FIFTH, SL President of Muhlenberg College. NTOWN, PA., Nov. Prot. Theodore L. lent of Muhlenberg y caused by the resig- Housed oes, TPMOMAS DOWLING, MPROVE’) PROPERTY ON ‘TITE DE OF OSTRE NOKTHWES Yielding to tix SuENANDOAM, —Lentz Lilly & Co.'s ume work on lay, the operators acceding to all the de- king miners. “Ti Deliino, will 2PERTY ON THIR- WEEN HAND mauds of the been on the strike all summer, employed at these collieries number nearly a TH, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of ction. 1 trout of the 230, tanpreved by M4 13 ee eee containing’six rooms, No. 101 4 His Troops. he residue in two equal pay- | his troops in ‘tarmaon the es numbered 1,900 men, of wh On the night following the review two reuiments revolted, but they were finally mastered X per cent per 1 property Soli t, S100 deposit required “THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. DUVALL, Auctioncer, 925 Fst, n.w. STORY BRICK HOUSE, another colum nfidential agent of Gen, Caceres; has the recognition of the cist yovernment, As his request met with mber of deputies it wil ai time of sale, duly recorded and te oven ded, 7 | sion of Lss3, and dul “favor in the ci binitted to. the cabinet council, At a projet de toi providing tor civil marriage, will be presented shortly in the Bolivian con corded in libe SORTHW EST COR- TH AND P STREETS NORTH: rtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber 22, of te Land Kecord ¢ ground Plat oF pl he coroner's Jury dered a Verdict of willful wite murder | ries Herman, the buteher, who cut Ife was commitied to jail to await the action of the has made a fall cont his wite on Sunday evening last because she in- sisted on going out and would not tell him where she was gol | 6 Newcon's subdivisic These iiterest at th mi to Le secured cinises Sold, or al! eas it the terms are tot complied {i teotdays, che trustecs reserve th i Hand cost ot the snelg at the purchaser's cost. be required on the dy of sale. 1. 1. JOHNSON, ion that he murdered percent per ani Teeords of the ( x ‘be mer deed of tru he futerest thereon und such laxes as inay be purchaser. Ali | * st deposi | Cash, A deposit of $50 will be required at aL purchaser's cost, plied with wit ‘allure im Montreal. L, Nov. 6.—Harrls Vineberg, dry goods, has suspended payment. aire $31,000. His lansest credit is the Western, company, of Ontario, which has His liabilities resell ut the risk and Cost of defaniting purchaser with tn some Washington papei VATSON J. NEW cHaXceRy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV REAL Estat ance is chiefly due urers in the | Vineberg offers 40 cents on the FORT TOTTEN WAS FOR: ——_o—___ Trying Murderer Mulkowski. 6.—In the trial of Mulkowski, Agnes Kledzieck, a secured and the case opened yes noon with the examination of the husband of the murdered woman. His testimony was not concluded at the adjournment of court, ee . FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. @ opening and 3:00 p.m. prices for the murder ¢ L OUTLET ON TWE: By virtue ofadecd of trust, dated the 11th day of June, A.D. 1881, und’ recorded in Libe 0. 978, at folio 44, ct se. 30) O'CLOCK P.M. in front one of the land ree, the subscriber. as © auction, in front of the ind best bidder, on TUES TH DAY OF’ NOVEM- 5. at FOUR O'CLOCK In the AFT! 4 real estate, situated in George addition to sald 0 Bladensburg, Bink’ A.D., 1st. ‘The following are of the New York Stock market to-day, as rapurved oy ge, 989 1oth'street” olan dia, in Beall ie at & murked stone. jand, and Fanning: s, enee 10g W 3, Bo perches Wa 8 special Wire to HL. Id. Dod; vht, one hundred hundred and fu (12S, 139, 140, ‘oh Moutgomery strvet ( it the southeast cor: ruuning thence westerly, on the sonth 140 and 141, one hundred and ty i thence north, parallel with Gree thence west, parallel with 1 ton avenuc)one hundred (now 20th) street; the! f said street, ten feet; th allel with Dumbarton street,two hund ss, to Montgomery (now % thence E. 11 perene leven (11) ers ) perches, more or eI improved by a sinull two- ihird (a) of the purchase money in cash; one-third 4g) in six (6) montis, and one- thisd de) in twelve (13) monits from. the d or ali cash, at the option of the purchaser the said deserfbed real estat the rate of six (6) per_centin of one hundred dollars ($10 Fonds and twenty-two (3 street thirty f ‘Terms of sale: | Oned more oF less, to sald deed of trust upon to draw interest at ) will be required of the 10 i fall to comply with the te ale, the trasive re ut to resell at the cost of the default conveyancing at t 0c30.n2,4,6,7,9 ground plan, of Georgetowa afuresal all the linprovements,” et cetera, as in sald deed me Lou, & Nasb..] 53, terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase in cash (of which $100 must be paid at the in one and two years, in, hich the purchaser must centum per annum f Uof trust on the prope il pay taxes; oF al We property will be sold. recording must the trastee reserves the rly for cash on tive days’ att he, SeEmE Of sale Fe ten days from the day of G. F. HYDE, e purchaser's cost, CHAPIN BLOWN, Trustee, j28 Hy st. northwest, Une of sule), and the residu —————— Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations tock Exchanre are noted to-day: ion Stock Exebai ALE BY CATALOGUE, N. ia V1, coin, 11d bid, 1801, ctir., 120% bid, «116 bid, 117 as Feney, 114 bid, 11. 30- ly "bid, 127 asiced. 5, 39 Bld, By aked.” Georgetown Gas, 42 bid, 45 asked, National Union ths, 19" bid, 10% bid. 12 asked. Poiomne rick Machine, 110% bid, A MARBLE CLOG OU = ia 5 DOWLING. au : FOR THE DEPARTME! ppsoua Auctioneer. Columbia Ins., 1 7 "bid Washington hy Great Falls Ice, 90 bid. Title {usuratice, OYlg bid, 10144 asked. Penn. Tel. Co, ‘Chesipeake and Pot. ‘Tel. Co., 67 bid, ed.” U.S, Hlectrle Light, 34 bid, —— NUT M. 7 SIDE SOME REVOLVING “TOP 'D SECRETARY, TABLES, WINDOW-DRAP Y¥, SD) OF REAR AND FROM PARTIES KILLING GAME 1 a0, NEW AXMI D CROSBY EN aT DINGRAIN CARPETS. Also, N ATTACHE OF A FOREIGN LEGATION, JAVANESE ORNAMENTS AND CURIOS my auction rooms TUESDAY, NO- TENTH, 1885, commencing at HALE. LOCK A. A. Goods on exhibit Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., November 6.—Virginia sixes, consolidated. 53: pusi-due coupons, MBER NINTIL her floors over premises 1213 Pew nla avenue. between 12th and 13th streets, furmer occupied by the Waverly Club. “ALTER B, WILL! VALUABLE IMPRO’ ING ON THIRD (S$ oer, B.VUAS. AU: do, ext irands, 6.00a5, autve ‘patent, "6.00, ern lower and dull; southern red, 9501.00; No. 1 day prior to sale. tO. | Axel Estaie Auctioneers, 96 Main Street. | 7} SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN LOTS. virtue of a decree of the Corporation Co ofthe city of Nortulk, Va, dated October 13th, 1585, in the chancery suit of Taylor and wife va. Bree aud others, We shall eX} Auction, at the auction house in street, fn the city of NOVEMBER EM, Ms & CD, Auctioneers. PROPERTY FRONT: EET, BETW! GAPITOL AND NORTH A'STREETS NORTH- ‘Maryland, t, VIROL; November, O1ye0 1s; 2 fou; January, 0 ‘February, 97497%. ‘Corn—southiern stexdy; dull; ‘southern white G0a5: western mixed, spot, 4914450. fresh: 45 7, 4504534. Soasb: Pou ivaitin, suas 2oas1. Hye firm, @5a70. western easier and oa, yellow, S285 for sale at public 7H. H. Trice & Co., Ne NINETEENTH, TWO TRACTS OF LAND. of Norfolk. Va., near the city limits, be- of the Delicee known as “Lilliput” 3 NOVEMBER, NINTH, at ee we HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK : in front of the premises, ‘origin (0. 786, having 21 feet % inch Ione pto an alley, improved by a two-story ‘ick “Dwelling, containing 7 roomsand bathi y 19 Well located and should command the ‘tention of parties in search of | frat-lass "Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance tn six and twelve months for notes bearing interest trom day of sale, and secured by & deed of trust on property 801d. Ail couvevancing, ee, at purchaser'scoe:. Tsatrack off, TREE B.Wit.tAMS @ 00, uct. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Siero lala the one ase Sma on Size. A plat of the property wilt be at the auction: erty is Just across Drummund’'s Bridge, i 'y to some of the most desirabl in search of cheap abd del barrela: core, ‘Bis00'b Dushels, 3 pawns ‘Shirts to order for $7.50. A Special 8 B ELLERY'S, oc 1113 Fst. ‘Ix4., November 6, 1 p. m.—Wheat de- USTEE'S 8a) IMPROVED LOT OF GROUND Greel, GMORGE Town, Be. x January, BE; Markets. Under lance offerings, 12 of ened atone fr i 't ovember, <4 ia pal ‘LEVEN’ Na bee tiet Of Columbia, JUNIUS A. COLEMAN, D.o._ | N' Chronic Diseases a ‘Oftice hours 1108 p.m. 522. Capitol Hull, n2lwe Sa, ‘HA ‘FOU. Pariot Lot numbered ext -nt3e 0), RR P, AND EN.W. of follows: culky, cy se (gare of tootieche tn the ont ede of orth wrest ‘south from the ro as mw. from 4106 pom ‘ 7. M. TALBOTT, DR MUHLEMAN BY yg er A SHAKE EVERY TWO SECONDS. The President Goes Through = Big Crowd of Callers Very Quickly. ‘The attendance at the President's reception this afternoon made up for the small number present at Tuesday's reception. When the President entered the east room at 25 minutes of 2 o'clock, two hundred and fourteen people were grouped in the center of the room waiting toshake him by the hand, Many of them had patiently waited several hours for haif-past one to arrive, ‘The President performed the task, to which he has become well accustomed, in’ ten minutes. He worked remarkably well at first, averaging a hand every two seconds, but who wished to drop a congratulation or a good wish in his ear beeen well in the rear, so that there were quite a number of breaks in the line before the Teception was over. OVERCOME ESCAPING GAS. A Whole Baltimore Family Found Un- conscious—One Girl Dead. Battrwore, Nov. 6.—John Kneel, with his family, consisting of wife and three children, were found at their home onSt. Mary street to- day all apparently dead except a son, who showed signs of life. They were affected by es- caping gas. Elizabeth aged eighteen, the second daughter, is dead, and Mary, the elder duughter, is in ‘a precarious condition. Mr, Knoll, bis wife and the boy are likely to recover,though when found the tather and mother were both supposed to be dead. The father was discovered under the bed. SS CARE OF THE INDIANS. Some Things Which the Holman Com- mittee Will Recommend, Sr. Louis, Nov. 6—A dispatch fron® Red Fork, Indian Territory, says: Commissioner Atkins and party, consisting of Congressmen Holtman, of Indiana; Ryan, of Kansas; Cannon, of Iilingis, and Peel, of Arkansas, and escort, arrived here yesterday afternoon. They were reticent concerning homa, — though outspoken concerning their "views of management of both civilized tribes. In the cases vill recommend radical changes. Concerning the wild tribes they said very little For the five civilized tribes they will urge the establishment of a territorial governinent, with one or more federal courts established therein, ‘They loft on aspecial train for Muscogee at 6 p.m. asses Railway Earnings for October. New York, Nov. 6.—The Chicago and North- Western railway shows earnings for the month of October of $2,793,600, an increase over the corresponding month last year of $269,800, The Omaha earnings for the same month were $695,900. an increase of $53.600. The In- diana, Bloomington and" Western earn- ings for October were $61,709, an increase of $5,098. The Ohio Southern earnin for the same time were $52,130, an increase of $5,920. The Canadian Pacific eatnings for Octo- ber were $882,000, an increase of $131,000, Mexican Central earnings tor October were $247,000, a decrease of $45,723. The state- ment of the Oregon Railway ‘and Navigation company for October shows gross earnings of $654,700 perating expenses, $278,700; net earnings, $376,000, This Is an increase in gross earnings over the same week last year of $172,500, in operating expenses of $56,000, and in net earnings $116,500. ge et ‘The Walkup Jury Still Out. Ewporta, Kan. Nov. 6.—The Jury in the ‘Waikup case was still out at noon to-day. of both they Voight, Austin, Texas., readin ing ‘and other things which belonged to man Unit commited suicide in Clayton house named |. Voight; positive he was my husband.” kx- amination shows that the suicide’s name on ster looks about as much like “M. i. Hoyt,” which latter it was at first taken to be. - ue eee : LEAVES.—The leave of Capiain John B, Bab cock, fitth cavalry, is extended two months, Leave until June 1, 1886, is granted Captain Warren C, Beach, eleventh infantry, Tue ResreNaion of Capiain Warren C. Beach, eleventh infantry, has been accepted by the President, to take ‘et June 1, 1856. THE CarsoN MINT TO BE CLOSED. recommendation of Dr. Kimball, director of the coretary Manning has authorized a sus- of ail operations at the mint at Carsoi Since the su-pensio eof er, have been ins montis, JouN W. Ex.ior’s Wiut,—The will of John jot was filed in the Probate Court some aud not been admitted to probate, edion had been taken looking t3 probate. This mornimg in the court Judge Hagner directed the suspei proceedings looking to the probate, uy he had heard some intimations which should at least lead to acareful ingtiry before tin: ion. It Is understood that one of the allexi sses to the paper denies that he signed the paper or ever knew the parties, ee RANGE OF THE THEAMOMETER.—The follow- ing Were the readings at te signal office to-da, en Mrs. M. R. Faunce, wife of Rev, D. W. Faunee, of the E-street chureh, fell at her house, 310 L diuna avenue, breaking her thigh bon: piace uae Bort ‘The Couris. PROBATE Court—Judae Hamer, To-day, estate of Aifred Edelin, letters ministration issued to A. A. ‘Birney; bend $2,000. Estate of Joseph Steinberger; order granting letters to Tenla Steinberzer; bond 3,000, also appointed guardian; bond $1,500. nre guardianship of Ida B. Kxgleston; order for investment. Estate of Jane Campbell; will | tiled, admitted to probate, and letters issued to F. W. Jones; bond $5,000, Estate Win. Ede- iin, letters ‘of admiuistration issued to Wm, bond 88,000. Estate of James Cooper; will admitted lo probate. Estate of Henri Erni; will proved, admitted to probate, and let- ters issued to Mary Jane Erni; bond $2,000. Estate of Jerry Colman; order Wirecting ‘cita- tion, Inre minor children ot W. A. King; Mary i, King appointed guardian; bond $4,000. In Te will ol Levin M. Powell; notice of appeal to Supreme Court of the District filed. Estate of John W. Elliott; proceedings suspended. Mandamus the Proper Remedy. DECISON IN THE CINCINNATE ELECTION CASES. The circuit court at Cincinnati has ren- dered a decision in the election mandamus case. Judge Cox rendered the decision. He said it was a petition for a mandamus filed by Amizi McGill for himself and three others, can- didates for election as state senators, averring that the canvassing board was proceeding to do its work illegaily, and asking the court to compel it to count the returns according to law and to issue certifi- cates to them instead of to the democratic can- didate. The court held that mandamus was ‘the proper remedy. Ayu eee Tyndall Attacks Gladstone. CHARGING HIM WITH CAUSING “FIVE YEARS (OF HUMILIATION ABRO.2D AND CONFUSION AT HOME.” Mr. John Tyndall, the English savant, has written a letter in which he declines to stand as a candidate for member of parliament for Ren- frew. He proceeds to denounce the Gladstone cabinet, which, he says, headed by an unstable ruler, caused five years of humiliation abroad and contusion at home. Recalling the events in the Transvaal and in the Soudan, Mr. Tyn- dall says: “If there be a day of retribution for the misdeeds of men I would not willingly ac- company to the judgment seat the popes spirits ‘of those who were responsible for the bloodshed in the Soudan, It was @ damning and damnable business from inning ‘to end. Yet the man who is answet le beyond all others for this waste of blood, who sent Gordon to the wilds and there abandoned him to death and mutilation,now dares to talk to the people of Midlothian as If no fleck rested upon bis work- manship.” The conservatives are distributing Mr. Tyndall's letter brondeast A JeALovs Eprtor's F.\TALSHor.—A telegram from Albany, Oregon, Nov. 5, say Last night Trost witha youne: lady, ble adlantod "wire, Breet With a you c, Capt. RN. Saunders, of Corvallis, editor of the Benton Leader, stepped behind him and fired two shots, one’ of which entered Campbell's back. He'died thts morning. Jealousy is sup- the cause of the posed to have been the cat shooting. Comranep Guanstoxe 70 THE Devit.— Archdeacon George A. Denison, M.A., of Taun- ton, in an election speech Thursday evening, sald: “I have known Mr, Gladstone forty-five epithe 8 ‘would not trust him with a far. ing. The whi nightly before sleeping ex- ress the hope ‘something will happen Mr. Gladstone before morning.” Somebody Mr, Mel- ‘Augustus ‘the most inent criminal practitioners in New Eng- Friends ef the Children. ‘REPORTS OF THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ABD ‘ST. ANN'S INFANT asTLUM. ‘The annual feport of Mr. Samuel V. Nites, president of the Children’s hospital, to the Dis- trict Commissioners, says that during the last fiscal year 2,108 ehildren were under treat- ment, 186 occupying beds in the hospital, with all their wants supplied. Of these 50 white, 87 colored were admitted uring the year, 39 being in the hospital July 1, 1884, and the re- maining 1,922 (400 white, 1/522 colored) were treated in i ay 2 The number of children remaining in ital July 1, 1885, was 45. (The report says: e board of directors would be gratified if you could monthly inspections of the respective depart- ments of the hospital, feeling satisfied that —. impressions would be of the most favora- le character, not only as t its thorough efficiency in accomplishing the object for which it was ti but also as to the careful- mess and m characterizing its manage- mont. It is respectfully requested that a recommendation made by you to Congress for an appropriation of $10, towards the construction of the west wing of the hospital, plans for which having been adopted an which is so necessary to supply the wants of the Institution, we hope to commence in the ensuing spring.” The annual report of the St, Ann’s Infant ‘ylum has been submitted to the Commission- rs by the directress. She says: “ Daring the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, we received from the police 37 children, five from the dif ferent hospitals, three from our doorstep and seventeen half ae err=y and from other sources: 59; total, 121, As the care of the childrén always the same, and all our time employed in their service, the working of the asylum Is con- sequently the same. We cannot extend our Works under our circumstances, When we will have more means we will be able to in- crease our works. We are very thankful for the help we get from the government, but if they would give about $2,000 more we may be able to meet the expenses which of Tecenslty must be larger. are also indebted to the board of physicians for their untiring attention to the asylum.” ‘The appropriation made for the expenses of this asylum for the fiscal year end- ing June 30th, 1855, was $5,000, Police Raid on a Bath House. THE PROPRIETORS FINED ON ACCOUNT OF DIS- COVERIES MADE BY THE OFFICERS. A squad of. officers of the seventh precinct, headed by Lieut, Kelly and Detectives Ratt and Block, last night raided a bath house at 305 Missouri avenue, and arrested the proprie- tress, Sarah Brown, @ colored woman about 40 years old, Several white men aud colored girls were taken as witnesses, and the whole crowd was locked up at the seventh precinct station. A number of colored women and one white woman were left in the house on account of their delicate condition. Iu the Police Court this morning, Mrs. Brown was placed on trial charged with keeping a bawdy house. Detective Block testified to assisting in the raid. He said he found evidence to substantiate the charge. In the third story of the house wit- hess said they found a number of young women with small children, Witness also found in the house a quantity of circuiars, some — to board women “who though’ unmarried, find themselves about to become mothers”; others stating that “Mrs. Brown (colored), of New York city, with poliveattendants, will give ber highly recommended medicated, electric, salt water and toilet baths,” ete. Detective Raff gave similar sey oy Lieut. Kelly gave testimony as to raid, and said that a complaint bag been lodged agin the house. oe Phe court imposed @ fine of $50 or three months in Jail. a District Government Affairs, THE REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY OF THE DIS- TRICT. District Attorney Riddie’s annual report states that during the past year sixteen eases were disposed of in the circuit courts, and 26 new suits were entered. The estimates for his office are as follows: Attorney, $4.000; as- sistant attorney, $2,400; special assistant attor- Y, $1,200; clerk, $1,200; messenger, $200; e rent, $300; contingent expenses, The accompany ing reportof Assistant Attorney: Pac 's that 8,293 District cases were tried in the Police Court, and there were 7,450 convictions, He states tbat the difficulties: mentioned in his previous: phd as regard the prosecution on appeal of “whisky cases” still Aist, and the only retief from the evil of this illicit Lusiness is in new legislation, The in- crease of cases in the Police Court during the past five yeurs shows either an {nerease oferime Rae a ge growth of the District in population, or both, MISCELLANEOUS, Public Printer 8. P. Rounds requests of the Commissioners that Win, H. Murphy be reap- pointed additional private Metropolitan. police Jor duty at the Government Printing ofiee, Flour Inspector J. H. Welch has submitted his annual report to the Commissioners, show- ing that the total number of barrels inspected by him for the year ending June 30, 1855, was 51,792. Mz. Wim. Henderson, contractor for the ereo- tion ‘of the building known as the Home for Destitute Colored Women and Children, has asked for an extension of time for completing the building, having met with a series of draw- backs, Endorsed upon the request is the proval of the building inspector. He wi probably get the time asked for. Louis P. Shoemaker et al. petitions for the improvement of New York avenue from New Jersey avenue to 7th street, RUTEDING PEnrrs = issued by Inspector Entwisle: George W. Cochran, erect a three-story and basement dwelling, 1339 T street northwest; $5,000. J. H. McKenney, erect a three-story and cellar dweiling, Rhode Island avenue, between 15th and 16th streets northwest; $20,000, J. W. Morgan, repair brick 517 9th street north wes $700. Carl Mueller, erect a two story-stable, a II streets northwest; $700. | Mr. Stet- son, repair brick 1441 Massachusetts avenue hwest; $3,006. _D. M. Ogden, erect story dweiling, Q, between 29th and 30th sts; $2,500. Wm. ‘Morrison, agent, erect @ tnrec- story and basement dwelling, 25 Jowa Circle; $7,000, — ELECTION oF CHURCH OFFICERS.—At a mect- ing of the Plymouth Congregational society and churen Wednesday evening tho following off- cers were elected: sident, Warreng G. ing, vice Jas. H. Hil lerk, Wm. H. Lee, vice ¥. 1. Thomas; treasurer, Arthur Simmons, vice ‘Arthur Simmons, fora term of one year, and the following trustees re-elected for a term of three years: Jas, McGrundy and Nathan Jones; trustees holding over, Win. H. Thomas, Wm. Gwinn, John L. Lacy,’ Arthur Simmons and Henry W. Freeman; church clerk, Wm. L, Freeinan, re-elected for one year; church treas- urer, Fredrick Mason, for one deacons, Frank R. Freeman, re-cl for three years; Frederick ‘Mason, re-elecied for three years: g over, Thomas Washi Hamilion Binkneys laniah Borry, Joa Roc and KH, Thomas. FUNERAL OF Joun Hancock.—The funeral of the late John Hancock took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence, 1234 Pennsylvania avenue, Rev. Dr. Naylor, of Foundry church, officiating. The ins were red In Oak Hill pall-bearers inter cemetery. The Thomas J: Russell, George Gibson, HG: Gobuat omas J. and Walter D, Wy'vill. MARRIAGE LICENSES.—! licenses: have been issued by the clerk of the court to W. Atkins, of P. G. county, Md.,and Mary F. Jackson; Lewis Holl snd Lena Robinson; Cupid McDaniel and Mary Talbert;Harry A. Jones, of Montgomery eounty,Md., and Gorgie A. Harris, _ : ‘Moses Grimes and Ida Fox. nda ox WILLs FILED.—" , in the Probate Court, the wills of Barbara ‘och, beqi her property to her adopted daughtes of 3. N° Rea arnet, t soars ana tae tia, oe as a . le Jones on bond. of $8,000. cr Prison Abuses in Maryland. WHAT AN INVESTIGATING OCOMMITTER FOUND a Gen. Frank A. Bond, who was appointed by ex-Gov. McLane superintendent of the Mary- yesterday at the request of the board of direo- tora, This action arose from the report of a special committee appointed to investigate thé tirenty Bepte: is for only 240 prisoners, On the Ist. *ApHll fifteen oners were ‘without authority of law order dent. Only © par tial record has been | t is : : Bi Westehester ov An probate U Many democrats claim ‘exceed 13.000. The New biican majority in senate and 24 in the assembly. A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN ELECTED, ‘The official returns of the vote for eongress man in the nineteenth district of Pennsylvania to fill the vacancy caused show @ plurality ‘over Bair (rep.) CONNECTICUT'S REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE ‘Tho corrected returns of the vote in Compecth cutshow several changes, According to them gain a oe deiiocrats elect one of the Lives, Dr. Davin. ‘The corrected tables ahow toe bite@ns and 116 demoeratas 1y be several con testa, PENNSYLVANIA'S REPUBLICAN MAJORITY. Complete revurns from. every county in Penm- aylvania, except Alleghan: at 8,500 republican, slate treasurer, 20,835 plurality, GOV, HILL COMPLIMENTS GOV-RLECT LER. Gov. Hila in Tesponse to a serenade at Albany, N. ¥., last night, said the recent democratis victories would hands, and showed that Animositics were powerless to id high tribute to Gen, Fitzhugh id Lee's election placed Vi hands of men who will not: her good nam i eit by She Qnath of = the house 132 ll i, and” bay, the President's. to ay __§ee0e—___ News Briefs. ‘Wm. J. Best was released in Boston on $5,000 ball, the district found that the indictment eould met tained in all its parts. brother of the editor of York Sun, while out bunti in Wisconsin, yesterday, m! deer and shot him inthe and ‘Thomas Relig; famectone at tae omas Kelly, inapectors, a spectors, Sa of the inw forbidding s Adjournment alter a canvass of ballots hast bet ‘Work on the new cruisers will start at Roach’s ship yard, in Chester, M ‘mornt complction of tbe Srulsots arrived at I y Five sircet car, employes, tem si car hts of Labor have been charged with having cansed ns on the street car in an interview last nig! H it charged with vi fast, said there was an deiensive between the tories and serept, recelved his fairs where returns of two or three inal investments are not A.,the noted Eng- ; ‘education at church thousand ‘Thorburn, A. i land miniature painter, ts UNCLE on AUNT?—The in Winchester, Vas toe the cmsteay ‘&., tor the of casio Merritt on tho ground that Telia ‘ne is not ber aunt but her uncle, is on trial, led out ail that part dence bearing on the # Lelia Payne, but bas future demands it, the evidence on gome up on Febuttal. Tt is , and generali; xamined the latter her brother-indaw, ‘certificate by female. asculinity of iso decided that if By re Meo SHUTE—BRIGHT. On Ws residence BLANCHARD, Suddenly. of iPANCMARD. ta the Afiyalnth Funeral Sunday afternoon at ber Gth, 1885, WILLIAM TH BHOOKE, beloved’ son of and William aged Funeral wil take place 926 Virginia avenue south Sores Seen | JOHNSON. At 12 o'clock. November 5, 1885, aanuniek VinGIStAY rage ny aS ‘of Henry Johnson, ty dearest, hou haat laf us, and your lose we deeply But it is God that has removed ber, and in Him we Dear wife, she bas finished her work, and.now she has ronetorest ‘The funeral will take place at the Nineteenth strest t+ —— LT T MLASaRGE a tomecher wemeene MATTERN. On Thursday, November 5, Hina Sia FTeRN, clove wile uf P- A. hsktors, ‘funeral from Sn street northwest, | On 1885, JOSEPHINE al Interment in New York. THERE'S 4 GOLDEN GUINEA IN THE CUP, RUN, BOYS, RUN ‘We've Suits upon our counters ‘That canmot be surpassed; ‘We keep mothing at all about us But that First is always classed. ‘We've Trousers by the thousand, ‘And Bartouts by the soore, And Overmaoks all stacked in racks— [Now who could ask for more? ‘The wee ones, they are not forgot, For we have in our store Bhelt on shelf of handsome paif, ‘To make the laddies roar. And when we “rig” them out ‘We'rea shad! Bat tt makes us gin ‘To hear the little men shout, And talk about the pricss— ‘Why ‘tis our chief delight ‘To carve them into slices ‘Who face us in this fight ‘With all their brag and blastes, Golly, aint it fam, ‘To prove unto the people ‘Thet weteat-them tee te ona, ‘How the denies writheand wrangha, ‘kook wicked, vicious, and cross, ‘And threaten our body to mangia, ‘Because we presume ¢0 boss ur own businem and sell fine ctething, Free from spot, blemish, and ésesa, ‘whoscever comet, AT TEN PR GEN? ABOVE CORR KUM, KUM, KUM, ‘THERE'S 4 GOLDEN GUINEA IN THROU, / ‘VICTOR BR ADLERS ‘TEN PER CEN? CLOTHING HOUSER, 027 AND 039 SEVENTH ST. KW, Corner Massachusstis evenas. (GTRICTLY ONE PRICE, AED THAT THE LOWEST. ‘Visitors importuned to on Op pasar: r eel] thesusaiver wihost 2 pe ee a a a en % oer eu