Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1886, Page 3

TOMAC RIVER BOATS K AND FORT MONROE HEPOPULAR ROUTE. u camer GEORGE LEARY, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, io from 7th street wharf. J tickets at Baltimore and Ohio of- Penna. ave.,St. sare Hotel, and _HOUSEFURNISHIN Presexts Wonta Berme Fos A Marseilles Bed Nice Pair Blankets or, tees an Are Squares Drege oF Paso ee eS ao Knox's expres. Benge om nos Tor me cane Cover or a Handsome 3 Heavy Curt Nice ia take coeemicaeaes, ai = ‘Brass ‘Candclabeas 10F ‘$29.75. Make your se ae W. W. HOEKE, Headquarters for Bottom Cash Prices. M12 S01 Market Space, 308 and 310 Sth st. n.w. Ow FARE Lior ies tom, womdsy iss Fare, 31-007 "Round Tp, Bat Colonial Beach om Saturdays, going’ and re neg Telephots, Sail, O4 All > iver ‘tardiigs Steamer “JOHS W- FyomIPSON. sunday, Tucdaysaud Priday, 7 alm eis ae Pot TOMA HAVEN LANDINGS NEW IRON STEAMER “WAR ZFTELD: | Leos Mhsitees, wheel on MOSEATS THURS. BQYs and SATURDAYS. at 7 am "Returning PelSpAGS, FurbAYS and SCRDAY pm. wack ing. at Kiver Landings min Creek . Ok it Shepherds Scania. one at atshepherds Sev seacdale a july B PADGETT. Agent FREIGHT STEAM Tr: “Graxo Raeos Career SWEEPER WILL TAKE UP ANYTHING THAT A BROOM WILL FROM ANY KIND OF CARPET, MOQUETTE, INGRAIN, BRUSSELS OR VELVET: WHILE IF PRESSURE Is GIVEN IT AS WITHA BROOM, TO REMOVE DIRT IMBEDDED IN THE CARPET. IT WILLSTILL RUN EASILY AND DO THE WORK MORE EFFECTIVE THAN aNY BROOM WEDNESDA apa — J. W. SCHAFFER & BRO. ‘No. 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEs?, Me™ VER a ; STEAMFR W. W. CORCORAN peaven Tthetrest wharf dally (except Sunday) me Ke Verzun af To Scloce ama" returning, Teach ‘ashington about 3-30 p.m. ‘ PE Le BLAKE, Captain, a Wan Pare Special Desigm, INEXPENSIVE PAPERS: IN ART COLORS HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING, Designs and Estimates Furnished. Specialties tn CARPETS AND FABRICS Agents for MORRIS 4 COMPANY FURNITURE P. HANSON HISS & CO, 815 15th st. nw. Cow W earner Will soon be here, and in your preparation for it be Sure to luspect our assortment of HEATING STOVES, which is now complete, and embraces all grades, froxs the cheapest to the highest price. An examination is respectfully solicited, LAD A Ew Youk axp Haven 9. 42 North River, foot of Mor- Amersque, & Canada de SORE, ROUTE. rae _coxarp Str AMSHTE COMPANY. LIne BETWEEN NEW YORK AND Sq TPE. CALLING AT COllm HAREL 2 ocl-Om FROM Pricit 40. Jow rates. Steeraze tickets to and wou and all other parts ot Is of laden given for Belfast. Giasgow, ‘erp and other ports on the Continent and Steerage at very from Liverpoo! Enrope at lo apply at the company noth Steerayeand Cahin G06 7th street, Washing- &¢ Be “ ERNON H. BROW: TE BEST PLACE TO BUY MUSIC BOXFS AND Ausieal Instruments for Holiday Presents is at JOHN F, BLLIS & CO’S, 49-2 937 Pennsylvanis ave. BEBE, FPO UPRIGHT PIANOS SECURED the Gold Medal at the New Orieans Ex; sale bv JOHN F. ELLIS & Co., 21 ‘937 Pennsy:vania ave. ‘OS FOR REST OR SALE ON INSTALL ments. JNO. F. ELLIS & CO., 987 vanis For: a BER 20TH, 1885 ‘Trains leave Washington, rom suatio: and B streets, as tollows: For Pittsburg and the West, Ch: of Palace Sle Line. 850 « ‘tnnats and St ‘with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnath | apd Hovel Car to st. Louts: daily except Saturday. to | hhicago, "ath Nieeping Car Altoona to Chicago. incinnatt Fxg ba ping Cars W: cago connect em Epes with je and St. Lou fm. daily. for Pittsburgand| 492m __—____ 937 Pennsylvaniaave iene, Sleeper Harrisburg to | \TOsi; @ SONS PTANOS-EXCELLENT 2 BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RarLRoan, | ¥ “am price instrumenta. ar. | TOWN F, ELrIs & Ne, Casandaigam Rochester Budalo Stagara, | 92m a7 Penoayivania ave, EDUCATIONAL, aes dl-am* EYESING, LESSONS IN PHONOGRAI ‘PRY, ‘end Penmanship at 56K st. n. @ JPSEFGH Paivares tess 10 iremaTe Sorbonne On Tia isthe. sii BS baie 2? INSTITUTE, * PP iy . aan D.CA ‘pels. Send entalogues. 1312 apd 1214 iit sce asim W4stn 0 GIVE FRENCH LESSONS BY A seotlemen address F280 re mee CADEMY OF THE HOLY 1312 MAS- AA mcttette tres will remime Steals Monae Sora la sen Mc ane ae neater receive particular attention. Private class in ine Phonograph sod Fancy Work. Con Oy the Sisters. on ‘At Auction Rooms. SATURDAY, JANUARY SEO ONbASGO a TEN OCLOCK ANU. Also, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Sleighs, Coupelette, Carriages, Buggies, @e._ 451-25 "ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneera, IVATE LESSON ING, PRE eee Pe nd in Branches ‘Term# moserate: Apply to CF. WOO! 275th st, ne. ageim ‘R JAMES CAULFIELD, LATE PROFESSOR at the Grand ‘of Music, New York. Kingman place nw. aa3awe GQBELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, aT 1004 ‘sino. Monday, Wednesday. Friday and Nat- Urday. At Sd st. and’ Pennsylvania ave. & e.. Tucw day and s ._ Notice.—A discount of 26 per cont to those joining first week of the new year. a23. PBF. F, FRANCS GEEMUILLEN, TEACHER Specat atlenron to weginners a Well asta fi fon as advanced. : 741 7th st. n.w. az2tme MAR SDELINE DOVAL MACK, 1424 X ST, Braanaite Art Rap privateciain ‘melon orraches with teachers for French and Mathematics. d2i-2w? M*. ‘FLINT AND MRS MYERS ARE PRE- ina Lg 431-% WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucta. FINANCIAL. J 30 WANT 70 Buy on bert Pirtite to, telegraphs to, sone for, oe ree to EW. ROSEN BAU, ‘B64 Exchange Place, NEW YORK STOCK BROKERS, Seo HAS avtiue, New Yor, 639 15 (Corcoran. Ws PRIVATE SOCK TELeona ie wines ‘WASHINGTON, JPLMOR, PLP! NEW Wold, BOviGse a GexERAL PaRTNaRS. dauzs WitELy, HH. CRUGER Oaxha® Haar H boven, Washiogion, D.C may H Vibtiak Ro TRAVE! ‘Partser. Boy wd sell on Commision all classes ef Balog Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and informatica re- garding. the markets received wives i Sinus direct from the New York Mock ¥, om, dow fm3m red to form a class for young ladies (n=mnber to twelve) in branches, POU given to boys or girisin the SHORE HAND, AND PRACTICAL PENMAN. it by @ stenogray otemor, fitter Sears cxperlence. Modays, ‘Wednesdays und Fre ays, Go'clock p.m. 1335 Het nw. de2i-lm* Laors, Gestrexen xn Yours, (of both sexes) to read. write and speak"FRENCH and GER- MAN at the ¥. MC. A. Rooms, 140¥-1411 New ‘York ave, : GERMAN CLass—Fight lessons per month, FRENCH Sass aaehe Icssons bor mouth: $1, ‘Families and schools attended. Private lemons at room 12%, Corcoran Building. 45-3m PROF. C. E ox GHENT. MoE, GRADED SCHOOL. ‘New Ciasses Esreusez> 1811. ethode. Genuine kindergarten. "Reath years M127 13th mw, 8 ‘Tomes fuses POLLOCK & SOFRI a14im Princ MADAME HOrELpr, ‘with highest recommendstl square fom A GERMAN LADY, Woes Classie’ and Moderp. Musie! Singing any ‘age n fer twe true Italian method; good German, Parisian Freneh, and Italien taught by grammar. conversation and epistglary style, with unsurpassed 3 iiss nw. ‘anh RENCH LESSONS —MLLE. V. PRUD HOMME is forming a morning class for Iadies at her resi- nce, 1014 17th st. n.w. Also one in the evening for les and gentlemen. ‘propounclation, prac- Ucal and original system. Young ladies’ classes, ad- vanced, 3p. m. i RIEN D's ECT SCHOOL 1811 I ST. N. W. Pia biementary apd Hist School Hor both txex | Ancient and'Motern Languages, "students of goed | OLD RESERVE WHISK morals received at any time. furnished by she | UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN 7 A THOS. W. SIDWE! | BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY... Principal. | ice, 8 to place it fateria Medica. We bog to invite the attention of connoisseurs to our celebrated fine OLD WHISKLES, which we offer at the following prices, in cases containing one dozen bottleseach. ‘@very high position among tbe. | BEBNING PIANOS—STANDARD INSTRU- ments. JOHN FE. ELLIS & CO, 492m _____ 987 Pennsylvania ave. \UILD PIANOS-BEAUTIFUL TONE AN Gian. JOHN F, ELLIS & CO.. 49-2 $37 Pennsylvania ave. D SECON D-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE AT oderate prices and on reasonable terms. JNO. ELLIS & Co.,987 Penn. ave. aim Pum. daily For Boston wit ery day. prcokisn. connect at Jer- unex, affording iding double fer- | H 7 : a ar New ‘3.9 and 11 am, 2, 4.29, 6, 10 | aid elegant styles. Easy monthly payments at low- ‘Opt Ow Sdudus, @ sa. f, 420, 8 1 | eS AACE prices tor the holiday season, and 11-20 p'm.” Limited express, B40.ameaedaso | <> . L. SUMNER, 611 9th st. mw. If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from Grocer, we will, on receipt of bank 41 letter, ‘or post oftice money order, (oF ferred), dehver them to your charges prepaid, to all B ‘or by freight to any part of U. 8. (prepaid) For Excellence, maa Eveness of Quality, the ‘ARILLA BARNESBRUCE, SCHOOL | Mi pecoratee ‘Aresoi, apenty, Lams Caine ies iter Studios: 915 Est. n.w., Washington, D.C. Hours: 10 to 1. iz "i286 SCHOOL FOR BOYS—BROOKEVILLE \cademy, Brookeville, Montgomery county, Ma. Term of Brookevilie Academy will begin om’ Feb fliary Ist, 1886. Special Classes for Young Men pre- ing foF Selentific or Business Lifethe Universities, Hleges ind Theological z ry ‘Semi 5 Phurlpals Library ‘Open graluitously to-all advanced B254a Rev. NELSON, Principal. above are unsu any Whiskies im the mar- ket. They are entirely frcefrom adulteration, and Possess s iatural flavor and fine tonic properties, ‘These Whiskies are sold under guarantee to give perfect satufnctiou; Otherwise to be seturaed st par expense. Correspondence solicited. iH. & H, W. CATHERWOOD, bum daily, -xcept sunday. | \Usic For THF HoLrpays. Fag Baler 'N G.L. WILD @ BHO, : 708 Zin street northwent. 10; | Pianos, Organs, Musieand Musical Instra- 71S am. and 440 p.m dally, | Wels: Wonderful Seli-Piaving Instrumente, (QcHoor OF PR PHY. SCHOOL OF TYPr-WRITING. SCHOOL OF ENGI Ist BOOK-KEEPING, All Shorthand Books and AN, Writing Machines and a 114 south Front St., Philadelphia, ‘GA Sreerrt ww. r : Pianos, Piano Dancers, Vocophones, ahd other "Muse 5 30. 1205 and 4.27 pam. daily, | Se Novelties in great varieye aie Sundaye $20 pen 7 7 icxsnens rau | Epwarv F', Droor. ORLA AND WASH: 925 Pennsylvania avenue. 11.02 and 11.360 4.26. 4. 8.05 and 11.37 pm. On Subday at 00. 9.25. 11.01 am, 05 pm Pe Riecnmond and the South, 600 ald 1101 am. daly, and 4.35 p.m daily, except Sunday. ‘Trains’ leave Alezandria for Washington, 6.05, 8.00. 10.00,10.10 am; LOO, 3.05, 3.23. 5.10, 7.05, and and 12.10 Midnight (excevt Mondas) at S.00and 10.10 aim: 7.05 and 10. PIANOS. MUSIC AxD: MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Pianos sold on Installments, Ex: ‘Tuned aud Hepaired. Sole Agent for ffrra Rented, Tate pam: on Sanda eo sees Agent. UPRIGHT PIANOS-@ALE OR RENT. sagt toc with Chesape First-class Tuning and Repairing Established over 20 vears pres FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. FINEST DISPLAY OF REAL GEMS OF ART IN GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, from the plain Howewood. to the richest grnameuted vies in’ a of Fancy Woods, inlaid, Marquetry‘and other ornameatal hnlah, artisuoetyloo, of the manufacture of WM. KNABE & CO., | UNERUAEED I5 Tom: prc AND WORK- WAREROOMS, 817 MARKET SPACE. First-class Cyrigin Sjaare: aud Grand Pianos for i igi Square, ad rent WM. KNABL @ CO'S WANEROONS Bis ie ‘817 Market Space. | QECONDIAN OB, AN ATTRACTIVE assortment, comprising a nuinber of ele- ‘ Vong iii ety Sit wed PBF STEINWAY € SONS, Rites and lntertation at the ofice, northemn "pre a4 Information at the office, northeast cor- ¥. GABLER & BRO’S PIANOS, zecuf ith street and Penoayivania avenue aud at | sew ant xt Planes of other the station. where orters de left for the checking | ew 0d Second-hand Pianos of oti Leora i eftaggage to de-tisatinn from hotels ana residences, | I Stock at low fares, ra! Sianayer: HE KRAKAUER BROS, THE CD. PRARES an fl Passenger Agent ‘Co. Pianos, and the Burdett Organs: the IE PEED MONT AU | nee See ea ie! T VIRGINIA MIDLAND Rariway. | ™SIKSt ecm SHORT TINE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. Shetiale ip Pitect Novensber Lay Tass CHBUHG MATL: daily’ except Sun ious. connecting’ at Chariotenviiie ‘and ‘Obi Rauiway, and at Synch “gona and y and Norfolic CLEANS FAST MAIL. dai ctions South anni Southwest Pui Sivt care from New York ac clon VILLE FAST LINE. daily, via Stevie to Cincinnati, Louisciile and ‘all Soi Rests Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washing. ton to Louisvilie. use P. M—SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Da i polute, South aud Southwest. Pullman sping Cars from Washington to Atl: <w Urieank Pullman Sieeper= from Washing- jon Via Charlotve and Columbia to Alken. ‘Washington at 7:00 am. TiS aim and S30 par Trains arrive in Ws ton SOG am.. Southern Rape, dts 34am Smsbarg loca, ly ex: |S Senday- 1:50 pus, Lines sarg Sail dail aces ; 5 pm. New Orleans Fast ‘Mali asipt | Hew. AU PIANOS offered in good repair. Suopim., Louterilie Special day: niber of serviceable Insiraments'aa iow aa Fer ck reration ingaire at Corapany’s | $200 TH TERMS EASY —M Pennssivanie avenue ‘Trains leave from | MENTS Oi CASH. We afc Manazer. x: C'W. CHEAES, Act.6. P. B*2Tht0RE AND onto RaitRoan. Seedulein effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13tn, 1986, entil further notice. —* Excrsox Psaxos, OVER 38,000 NOW IN USE. A thoroughly iirstciam and reliaple plano at medium price. STECK & CO. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS Pianos and Orga exchanged, repaired, tused, boxed, aud ior rent Rene apphed If pureased, beat ai snust cuubplete assortment of Se unasle. thecity. HENRY FRERRACH. Yashincton from Station, eorner of New ie andl © sree and 10:10 p.m. dally. The Fast Limited express dor Vitisbarg aed Beat morning at 855. ‘No tata See etna i extra fare is churged on oe DIC. = Spit cost torwine at eas | —__ MEDICAL, &. No extra fare ts charged on this i NG MME, DR. DIME Li‘ecuiar gratoste trom Parle Fraase, wit experienced Skilifal treatment. York, between Sth ami 6th Kv IM ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Mi cr two of bx. BROTHERS’ In | Bak, AVI cure any cave of nervous debility and low nerve power. It imparts vigor ole tem. 908 Bt. sw ezelmt T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Da. BROVLERS |s the oldest Established sdver- ym aw. SR vane, € Sreoandeal Valley Ratlroad and points South, Kew Orieane’* "= Pulimen Sieeper, Washington 06 | LUE aCe Ponte cues a Tadies: 3 Por a: | contidentiy consult. Da. BRUTIERS, 900 Parucciar attention paid 10 all disease: ladies, married oF single, All Baits | !adien,, ma 30 Bema.» L210 pam, 350, 44 oe = F ATV. BECKER'S corona FPP F) cause REGULAR SATURDAY SALR oF enn. BNITURE. CA OF EVER DESCHIPTION, AT OUR SAL : BOB, ON SarCRbay SANUAGAT BOO) ein 1886; AT TEN O'CLOCK A. 3. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. OTH and D sia. nw. A practical business education that qualifies young men and women vosupport And successtully perform the active. dat! ‘Thorough instrucuon given in Repid Writing, the Ens- Tih | Language. ndence, ‘Rapid Calculations, Heal enemy Stenography ald Type Writing: Nega- Jarday and evening sessions resumed TUESDAY. Sept. 1, at 9a.m.and 6 p.m. Offee open for arrai ments, by the year or quarter, on and after MONDAY, Avg. J&A full corps of teachers. Illustrated Cirew: tar, giving full information, sent free on application. HENEY'C. SPENCER, Principal. ice Principal. ‘MRS GARA A. SPENCER. Vi (OLLIERE SCHOOL boys taken as boarders, ‘our & MOST EFFECTIVE COMBINATION, (CELERY—The New and Unequal Nerve Tonle. pBEEF—The mon Nutritive and strengibsiving IRON—(Pyrophosphate}—The great remedy Enrich the Blood and Nourish the Brain. ‘This preparation has proven to be exceedingly valu- able for the cure of NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNESS, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSLA, GENERAL PROSTRATION OF VITAL FORCES, LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER. And all derangements consequent upon over taxed mind and body. 1m fact, it gives tone to all the physical functions, and buoyancy to the spirits PREPARED BY HANDY & COX, 143 N. HOWARD STRER? BALTIMORE, MD. CHEV) NT. 2B 1619 K st. nw. Lessons to Adulte pers. PREPARED FORSMITH, WELLFSLE’ ed eres structed in Engiish, French and Music. Highest ret ply to Principal. ocl0-3m* GF. — LUCIEN E. G. Col- ee ee peyepee be 2S Boarding and Tay School for Young Ladies nnd Little ‘This macitution will enter upon its twelfth ammal seasion Wednesday, Sepuember "23d, 1885. ‘oe Mrs Z. D. BUCHER. Mis fs WOME Assisted coe «Princ id Principal by @ tull of experienced teachers. Yor catalogues and fall’ pardculsrs apply to the Priacipal peer y= BERIITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAG:! WASHINGTON. = PROVIDENCE Use Coxe IT 18 THE CHEAPEST AND BESE FOR GENERATING STEAM. NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MINNEAPOL'S, ST. PAUL. ize everywhere to he the best Schools for learning to speak, write. read and understand the for- Free trial oct FOR COOKING PURPOSES, FOR HEATING BY FURNACE, FOR HEATING BY LaTROBE. FOR OPEN GRATES. IT IS EASILY IGNITED. A QUICK HOT FIRE. IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATE ITIS ECDNOMICAL IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT. FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. 40 Bashels, crushed, $3.70. 25 Bushels, crushed, $2.50. 40 Bushels, not crushed, $2.90. 25 Bushels, not crusbed, $2.00, Delivered to any parrot Washington or Geenge town, : New terms begin now. Lessous to sliow our method. ‘Apply toPr TSS AMY LEAV! uate abd certified IT MAK’ Con: culture, 1012 CAULFIELD, M a A 720 Li sh ta will résume business October I, 1885. JCHOOL OF MOSIG [ESTABLISHED 1877. 707 Sth st. n.w- Hours. 1 to 5:30 p.m. SG BOE casa, ———<———————————————— OSEPH GAWLER FURNISHING UNDER ‘TAKER and PRACTICAL EMBALMER. 728 ivania ave. nw. ‘Terms moderate ant everything tirst-ciams. ‘Telephone call 1U212— mysL AMES BELLEW. UNDERTAKER, Sree gf Mand Sen sermey sve mw. Persona, Liem Brean = attention to ail details of iuneraia. A PURE MALT EXTRACT except S 40 p10. day, except Sanda ipa stadons on Mrtroperitan Deane: on tps at all stations. For ‘alley Branen, 6:40 wm. di iaithersbae Orieaas Exp Annapolis 530 ama JR, © Banca: UNDERTARER AND PRACTICAL EVBALMER, Graduate of 1884 Clans of the Cincinnat! School ior ‘sumbalming C. M. Lokens, M.D., Principal 3. H. Clark, Demonstracor: 612 11th street portawes, Telephone call 947-4 jou & WRichT, Unpasracen dvp Fuwenat Drmscton, 1537 10uh street northwest ‘Telephone cull ze, From Fron Lexington B20 pas dal das “Pron Lexisaton Bei pas dally, except Sunday. ¥rom Frederick aad intermediate points, S26 am., | and 8:15 pm- datiy: except sanday- itraing leave Baltimore CAN BE SEEN AT HER PAR- , shometric Headit thst. ww. Pryel 0, | soar ao, | ‘Hours from ¥ am. to 2 pi maw trains Washington stop at Relay Station | \ pa ag A~ A Tartu? nerating Spy at he Batimore ana | ML) MEDC AND MAGKETIC HEALER, Gite Ticket Ofice—Washincton Station, 619and 1351 | (9,4, home, 1724 7th st. n.w.. whereahe wi = ‘ ma regetvud = red ot fy point ia theca dig Gent Manager, Baitimore. W tt scrox, Tif 18 IMPOSSIBLE POR ANY ON mind to comprehend and th ieateach and every ailment of tie Hence notwithstanding the prejadices of the On and afer NOVEMBER 154m, 1885, traius will eave from and arrive at B. and P. Oth and 1 strve:s Pi Sieare WashiSginn at 9:00 am. and re Washington at 9:00 am. and 4: Hive at Leesburg. 1 Hound Hill-at 11:47 am on \eave ound. nee insures Siete Ma the 1416 Peonsy!vania ave, pm., ar | Entaw st., Balumore. ; m.: arrive at K KIMPTONS VETERINARY INFIRMARY Returning, veeu Hand I. léthand 15th sta nw. Lees | Cottage Marcet Horses taken in and’ P The train arciving at Washington at 8:35 am. and Bal leaving Wi ton at Pee Saas, Wenuinaton ot 4545 pam. are dally: alt ‘Monthly aod Coma Rates to alt poinia a Superintendent, Alexandria ————— et, Alexancrig Jo! R Kerry, Wholesale and Retalf Desier in FIRSTCLASS BEEF, VEAL, ep CORN BEEF a aPEUIALTY, VO + malin. ~ 92. 629 a04 150 Texter parcet, Oem a. 206 and ates Norihera Liberty Market. eobfarteting delivered iree of charge toall parts of the ‘ADAME PAYN.© MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODINT, ye, SOME 8 aNDG Enno! oad Pennsylvania wre, oman cana oem “VICTOR ROUX @ 00.2747 a ave — relief for ‘Ibe. box. ork. ‘Liquid Bread Frank L. James, Ph. D.. St says: “Its low sieve ice asae i THE CHICAGO G! COMPANY ‘Flour, $4.98 bbi,, Be Remy Stour, 93:73 Dbl; 61.44 % DOL, 720 . GROCERY COMPANY ‘8 th ‘3B Can Tomatoes, 96c. doz ‘21D Cun Corn, 98c ‘doz THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY ‘OPPEES: ‘Wew Buckwheat, 4c. Ib., or 10 ths. for Shc. 4 PRICK, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottin meqo.oe Beware of Imitations, Wohs genuine Signacareot ‘VALUABLE COLLECTION ow Many ot them: FINELY ILLUerRaTED, ‘Tobe scld at PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MY SALESROOMS, Pa. AVENUE AND 11TH STREET, MONDAY, JANUARY FOURTH, 1680, A? HALF-PaST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. eats Ea eee = Ly —- Sires and four inches sout! Tt He é Bg i eg 5 & i et i cf HOG i By Hi i i Fisk and cost of Exe A Siorders executed anid reported promptly. taf TS, ELS HALL AND STAIR best mak offers foraiastagio pivots tale BRUSS! ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trastee. ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED $4 mitra t Aga BEVENTH, A. 1808, ‘isa. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTER, RICK CLAY LAND FOR SALE. 5 On THURSDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH, 1886, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., at the Fairfax street Seean Groeten 2 rose fa. Wilk be o at public a om attect of land io Alexandria county, Va, com- 166. ores, 10 porches on tne south side ofthe ea pr ea Cr tains deposits of superior brick clay ‘Terms: Oue-Bfth cash: balance in three equal instal- ments, at stz, twelve, and eighteen months trom day of sale, with With good personal secur- ‘and tue re- ky tobe given for deferred 8. FERGUSON BEACH, 428-18¢ Commissioner Alex. Co. Cireuit Court. (HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMVROVED REAL ESTATE, KN ‘AS PREMISES No. 300 PENNSY Lawn Capitol estnarant tunes sale: ei pe one the balance ‘one, freand three which tre promissory notes of the .parcluser, with interest ‘at si per cent ili | arrangements had been made and also that the WM. H. MORRISON'S, ‘We how invite our friends and patrons to fspect our Alsp'ay of Cards and handsome Boolis selected for the ‘Holidays, In addition to these we have a large stock of Fancy Articles specially designed for Gita. Come and satisfy yourselves as to prices, c. By coming early you will avold the crowd and confusion of the last fw days before Christmas, 475 PENNA. AVE a COLORED CANDLES, in Plain or Fancy Forms for use or for decoration. BRASS FIRE Goons, and many Novelties not found elsewhere, suitable for ‘Wedding and Holiday Presents, HAYWARD & HUTCHINEpY, ey 426 OTH STREET. Axoto-Axentcax Trsvraxce Co, 620 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Wasmnxetox, D.C, oa tavS FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES PI FOR THE HOLIDAYE>-POUR LEG ines S honey, @6e. gal.; 4000, ey ‘New ry 80s, ry Ha dl { ie 8B ie fle H Bf | | 1 i ad Fu Hl Datias says: A. colt Festeraey, morning on the Houston Dasenger engine aud cabooses and tinge foeht rengine sag covcue and tinee Tet Sara were datiaged and seston re, The onteses was fall of epgers, most of whom sustained injories. (W. 8. MeGraw and the S-yearold son it back to jared were of $100,000 ineluding the Found- im Danger. institutions, A Missouri Vi Montrosr, Mo., Jan. 1.—The large warehouse of Johnson & Buck and another building occu pled as store-rooms were destroyed by fire yes- lerday, and five dwelling-houses were torn down to prevent the Of the entire ‘business part of the village. The les om bulld- {ngs and stock ie at. $25,000, in New York and Bia cen A Cold Wave Coming. 4 FALL OF 1570 20 DEORERS PARDICTED IN ‘THE BEXT 46 HouRS. CRIcAGO, Jan. 1.—The United States signal Officer reports a cold wave coming. |, The tem. Beratare will tall 15 to 20 the next45 i below sero north of A YOUNG MAN KILLED BY A TRUCK FALLING SEDALIA, Mo., Jan. 1—A. C. Ve 1 man about 20° years of age, Was Eiied aod day by’ falingirucks which ey vere edpaged ry wi were in’loading on a fas car. The skids'used the’ weight, and snapped ih twats pre e weight, an in twain, pre- cipitating the heavy truck upon the untor- fdinate sens ‘Tee’ coroners weediet wes to the effect that the accident was the result of criminal carelessness on the part of the jore man, in Not providing & skid. ineaid that Lowry will be arfested today. Bhar ola Curious Suif Against the MeCormick Estate. CHtcaco, Jan, 1.—Patrick Flaherty who claims to. have lived on a farm in Cook county for twenty-nine years, yesterday commenced an action’ in the superior court for $50,000 mick, er. flaliming thet. iron VOT emul the sT., imi ny 7 ont senior McCormick's death, Leander Movormick and Cyrus Hl. McCormick, sr., ya fempied to eject him from is Broperty, a per- fect litle to which he says he holds. Suits were commenced one after another to evict him. Some were non-sulted and others have not yet come to trial. ‘There is also bill in chancery against him, and he says that summonses issued to the sheriff were not served because the complaining parties falled to pay the she: ffs fees. He professes to think be has a good cause of action against the defendants for mali- i rep ‘The Oldest Inhabitants. ‘THEY CALL ON THE PRESIDENT AND ME. COR : CORAN. According to thelr annual custom, the Oldest Inhabitants’ association of the District held a meeting to-day in their rooms at tae Corcoran building before starting out to make their New Year call on the President The room of the association was decked with flags and patriotic colors. Each member of the wore a Beat white siik badge, with @ gold fringe, fax tened to the breast of his coat with a red, white and biue rosette. ‘The members. present spent a few minutes in oo New Year greet- Inge, and, as customary, buntering one another on their youthful appearance. were Mr. George ‘Among those present A. Bohrer, who Ce ert the chair; Mr. Robert Ball, treasurer; Mr. J. A. W! ry mar- shal, whove duties make him # most import- on New Year day: Mr. J. and Mr. John Marvary, fesera, Anil don, Marbury, ‘parker, Wiliams, Pub ing, Veihmyer, Ent Bagnam, Drew, Henley, Shiles, Mankins, Beron, pous! J Clarke, anc ‘The president read the report of the auditing éommltice, Messrs. James Piling and Jone Marbury, ah ‘that the treasurer bas on which a partof the funds of the sssociation were invested during the year. The association attended also to other matters of routine busi- ness. Mr. Ball, from the committee to arrange forthe callat the White House, reported what association would first pay Its respects to Mr. n, ‘The president stated that Mr. NicholasCallan, the veneruble secretary of the association, who See con creases le the ion. his kindest regarda and’ best wishes for the new year. ‘THE CALL UPON MB. CORCORAR. A Nttle before 12 o'clock the association formed in line. Several not present at the meet- | ing arrived in time to get into the line, and | there were about forty, all told. They were formed two by two. Beside the tall form of Mr. Bobrer, whose white hatr forms a striking contrast with his ruddy walked Mr. J. E. Braff, who, nearly 2s old as Mr. Corcoran, is very active, and has hair and with recognized severalof and acquaintances in the group. wished Mr. Corcoran many of this plessant New Yeur. each extended hand i ‘Mr. Bohrer ee F i i 4 i town,’ than Wes town hada years old,” he ae iat 2 &: u ea Re e' Ft f | aE Ei | B i HI i fe lis fi th Ee aoe ae : PEE ons < Ls ed i zn es 4 pre hg Rohs Ab beegre tet some % pina orioat Sieg Din—In accordance with the provisions of the act of Congress extending the time of the Court of Claims the legal existence of ‘wind up the business and put has adjudi- memorial meeting, Probably be held on the 20th inst. Incrpents or REAR ApurraL Jovett's Ccts—Rear Admiral Jouett, commanding the North Atlantic squadron, reports wildest enthusiagm was manifested whenever the mame ot the United States asthe mother Fepublic was mentioned. The people, Admiral Jouett says, seem as loyal in their devotion :to the United Btates as to their own country, and the relations existing between the two countries could not be more cordial. a ‘THE Navy department is informed tnat the —————___— Prrsoat.—Senor A. Flores, minister from Ecuador, and Col. John Hay, of Cleveland, are at Wormley’s.——-Hugh C. Quigley ,ot Washing- ton, was in San Francisco last Friday.—The earnings of the race horses of Representative Scott, of Pennylvania, last year were $26,000; the year previous, $31,060.—Ex-President Arthur is said towuffer from insomnia.—Repre- sentative Murphy, of Jowa, was in Chicago on Wednesday.——Senator Walthall and Ralph Modjeake and his, bride, ot | Omane, are. at el ——L. C. Tees ai ‘aggart, Of the Philadelptia Sunday Times are in Lown, a Changes at the Capitol. NEW COMMITTEE ROOMS ON THE SENATE SIDE— THE REPORTERS’ GALLERY. Under the direction of Architect Clark a new committee room is being constructed out of the Indies’ retiring room of the Senate. The de- mand for additional comiittee rooms is one that confronts the Senate officers at every so# sion. Recently the large closets in the north- West corner of the Senate wing, basement floor, ‘Were removed and the room fitted up for Sena- tor Hawley’s committee on elvil service and re- trenchment, Senator Palmer wanted @ room for the fisneries committee, and it was finally decided to remove the ladies’ retiring room to the old store-room next door and accommodate the two Senators. The Senate reporters’ gailers is being over- hauled and refuruished. The ielegraph instra- ments have been removed tothe rear of the room, which is @ marked improvement. The high énclosure excluded the light hitherto and made gas necessary in the stay time. —ses- — The Personal Tax Law i: e District. REPRESENTATIVE WILSON FAVORS THE SUBSTI- TUTION FoR IT OF THE LICENSE SYSTEM PRO- POSED BY THE COMMISSIONERS, Representative Wilson, of West Virginia, who was on the District commiitce last session, says he thinks that the personal tax system of the District ought to be replaced by some such License system as that proposed by the Commis sioners last session. The personal tax system, be thinks, is a failure, and a license system might be adopted that would be more nid much more isfactory. It ought to be tried anybow. The only trouble In the way of the passage of such a bill is this, that the members of the committee have ideas formed in their own bomes, where the conditions alws differ from those here, and when they come together they cannot quite agroe. Last year there was not a sinzle protest irom the District people, he says, against the proposed license bill. —e Representative Lawler's Spelling Bil. A SUSPICION THAT IT 15 ONE OF HIS ALDER- MANIC MEASURES TRANSFERRED TO CON- onrss. ‘The bill introduced in the House by Mr. Law- ler, of Chicago, and which has attracted some notice, proposes to appropriate out of the Na- tional Treasury $50,000, to be paid over to Charles A. Story, of Chicago,and be used by him and under his direction and management in renting a suitable schoo! room in Chicago for the accommodation of teachers and children e ble reciting tae ap reciting the ap- mage galt Fulton in constructing ‘also the $30,000 appropri &. F. B. Morse, and declares that the “science of speliiug” will confer greater the country and its people than or electricity. It is guaranteed 10 enable children of four years to master all words of one syllable and io finish the educa- tion of the rising generation at eight years of ‘One comment made upon the bill was that it ly an old one leftover trom Mr. Law- ler's aldermanic career, as it would be much More appropriate in the Chicago city council than in the National Congress. Applicants fer © Serviee Examli- nation. THE NUMBER FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- ‘BIA AND NEIGHBORING STATES IN EXCESS OF THE NUMBER REQUIRE! the civil service com- mission, has submitted a report on the subject of the increasing number of applications for examination and the necessity of dropping all which remain on file six months, under rule 13. In his report Mr. Eaton says: “In most of the states thus far the number of applicants has not been beyond the rumber needed at the examinations, while in some of them, and also at several of ‘the postoffices and customs offices, und in the District of Columbia especially, the excess has become considerable. On the first of November last the records of the commission showed that while the District of or New York, ntitled to 102 appointments out ‘Ohio, which is entitled to 64 appoin: 1,000, had 232 applicants on ‘alinost twice as ‘as there 2! i HE | > E a if | i ie i i i HES ‘ Me i} i i I i 4 i 5 ie: F i aah i i ‘Mr, Dalton, the postmaster of the House, who is always wel! informed upon Indiana matters, ‘sald to-day that he believed the democrate were sure to clect a successor to Senator Ben. Harri- ‘son, Mr, McDonald, be thinks, will be the man chosen, The only other man prominestly spoken of for the place is Governor Gray, but democratic custom in Indiana rules him out om account of ints being the governor until '6&. It has always been a rule with the democrats in Indiana that po man should be clected wo any other office Position of gov- ernor of the state, When hr’ MeDonaid was elected to the Senate Mr. Hondricks was gov- ernor, and on that acconnt refused to allow bis ec to be used In counection with the place. With matters as they now stand the demo: Sraty, think they bave a pretty good chanoe of getting control of the Sonate in 1887. Having already elected a successor to Kenator Mabone, and what they think is a certainty in Indiana, they will work to carry Michigan, Connecticut, New Jersey and California, as they think, with & pretty good chance oF ancenss. have no hope of doing anything in New York, es that state Is districted acainst them, and ts 100 close, ven, to be’ depended upon, eee YORK SENATORIAL CONTEST. The New Legislature and the U. & Sematorship — The Contest for Con- ‘* Efforts te Defeat Warner Miller, Ete. ‘Special Correspondence of Tax Evmwrse Stam. ALBANY, Dee. 31. Although Senator Warner Miller's term does not expire until 1887, the contest for the om ganization of the two houses of the legislatare,. which assembles on January 5th, has shaped itselfalmost wholly with reterence to the elec tion of his successor. The turns of republican politics in New York state tor three years past have hinged chiefly on the personal antagonism of ex-Senator Thomas C. Piatt toward Senator ‘arner Miller, Mr, Platt has never forgiven Mr. Miller for winning bis seat in the United States Senate from him in 1881, and his sole ‘aim in polities has since been to retire Mr. Mil- ler to private iife at the expiration of his term in the Sonate. In 1882 Mr, | Piatt and Mr. Milier “led respeetively the Folger and Gornell torees In the conven Hon. and victory iu the convention resied with Mr. Platt. “The overwhelming defeat of iger kept Mr. Piatt in the background in the convention of 18S, and Mr, Miller was abie to Organize the legislature of 1884. Miller's ‘Mon as the hait-vreed jeador in the state, and Platt's opposition to President Arthur forced the two into unnatural alliance at the state convention which elected delegates to but as seonas Mr. Biainc was nominated ich-up truce was broken, and War was re sumed for control of the state committee. It was at this time that Senator Miller threw hime sels into the arms of bis traditional enemies, and formed acombinaiion with Mr. James D. Warren, the stalwart leader, which was cesaful "in nizing the ‘eommitice. The Miller-W arren half-preed stalwart combination has since been one of the two big forces in repub- lican politics. Last year it failed tn ite a 0 elect & speaker of the assembly, and would bave failed in its endeavor to prevent the election of Levi P. Mortov, Platt’s canaidate tor United States Senator, had not President Arthur per- mitted at the last moment, the use of his bame to summon all his friends to All ont had not the Union Leagae club, of Ne subseribed generous! necessary expenses.’ dows Piat's carefully srerated cintiaher Sat own Platt's campaign, an secured the election ¢ Ronator Evarts. At the state convention this year, the MillereWarren was maintained, Mr. Milter sa; 3 alitance earnestly Mr, Warren for the nomi governor, In Nis efforts cut short the public earcer of Senator Miller, Mr. Platt has hitherto deew ably seconded by ex-iovernor Alonso B. Gorgell, The two are unquestionably the shrewdest republican managers in the state. The measure of their successes in spite of the intense ae! against them is evidence of their skill. They have acted from different motives in their oprosition to Mr. Milier, With Mr. Platt itis revenge, It is ambition fo fill Senaior Miller's chair with @xe Gov. Cornell. Mr. Platt has hitherto been the leading member of the combination, At the Goarcd Me Thon last fall, ep Mr. tony wd es r. Platt’s presence and assistance, Neving that with ft he could have secured tbe nomination tor governor, This was refused by Nr. Piatt, who professed to be committed 1 Gen. Seward, of Auburn, Gov, Cornell, there fore, assumed contro! of the campaign against pba swe and ~y = Saratoga ens! the nomination of Mr. Davenport. Ing the past, few months Mr. Platt and Gov. Cornell have drifted somewhat apart; not to make 16 probable that Lacy Will tail to act together next ‘Week, but enough to indicate that the ex-gov- ernor Is casting nbout for a new combination to Promote bis political future. During the state campaign Mr. Piatt devoted himselt yi] the nomination and election of his friends members of the ‘islature, ond the results are now apparent. The contcat of next week & reefold—first, for president pro tempore ; second, for clerk of the senate, and ‘unird, for. rot the assembly. The pew state senate. which participates in the election of Sena- tor Miller's successor, consists of 20 ‘and twelve democrats, A publican caucus is, therefore, eleven. Mr. Platt controls absolutely and indisputably the votes of eight Senators, While but four are counted as Miller men. One of these, Smith, trom Miller'’sown district, is somewhat a: and sit election has been persistent % Plats friends to win bim away from ‘wo senators are Mr. Warren's devoted follow- ers, and the senator trom Congressman His gock’s district is, of worable to Mr. Hiscock The eoseerto of [hese seven Decessary to make even a show of opposition to the Platt which contemplates the election of Seuator Henry ft Low as president Ph tempore OF the senate, and the of jobs W. Vrooman, Warner ‘Miller’ Ual friend, as clerk of the senate. ing four senators whose votes will Seca Gone a. excep senai do Gov, Cornell's bidding, and it is generally lieved will ultimately be found —s, Platt, Two new senotors, Griswold and are counted to act with the Milier- Warren and Worth, the remaining senator, is iticlan of tude ject to the customary aberations, The Will be close with the reasonable certa! him the tie wavering “sot, weoseary m the three wav elect Low and defeat Pitts, the Miller-Wi candidate, 1 ersonal considerations may at to pall Vrooman through for clerk, even Low is elected president pro tem; apd Platt thus secures the organization of the senate committees for two years. ‘The Platt candidate for speaker of the diy is again Geotge L. Erwin, of St. Lawrence county, whose election as speaker was Platt's mt triumph of last year. The anth tt candidate, James W. Ei has, in ad- dition to the politieal strength wi the com- bination ee bim air some strength and the formidab! ing of the New York Central rafiroad, which apprebends with Teason this winter lative “sl an” stand adverse legislation ‘over ite regen dation with the West Shore road. The assembly, over which Mr. Erwin presided, fourmed ih very bad odor, and was com yy the republican press.” Mr. Erwin's cant for @ renomination was accordingly conducted 8 Husted has the lead, and will ‘chosen. aiter a close the senat # ie dare iis er ui i tf id ii i