Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1886, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C..’ SHAY,/JANUARY 4, 1886, er? Er poTOMAC RIVER BOATS. EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION S§. Tax Nano Cuzvir Is No COMING CONTESTS IN CONGRESS. rere reso ont Speier Tas! i at ee W4NIED_PRIVATE INSTRUCTION | FROM THIS EVENING. JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, | Capeine Piasera, icuay wre Nowe, spersceea, and ‘The Division of the Silver and Civil | Miss Emma H. Gurley, youngest daughter of the Steamer GEORGE BEPEY, vs fare and ihe, princtpies of Oratory. Aadrean, ating , Auctioneer. ¥ oF tied everywhere in Ametica—ite hospitals and tts ©: Service Reform Questions. late P. D. Gurley, of this city, were oped - SDNESDAYS AND ays + Star office. pas ee - tor SUSD Se pa rom 7th stfeet wharh 7 CRHPLEMAN Winitee TO GIVE Tami ASSIGNEE SALE OF DRY AND FaNcy Goop8| FRENCH PLATE: ies Ba bre rb henner pero ge erage peop : hlhschaud ike wits autascaten cue mag te eee ee Shar porsraning kets at Baltimore and Ohio of reek Latin, Mathematies aad the owls Gronceiews® 902L BRIDGE STREET, WARROTARD Asn CHAM ee SS ee bee sana rt ox as vpa- | the ceremony. The church wan postetty Geee- i saobualy owe. Address Box 97, Sur OMe | Ceetedelng RURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY. | DESKS, OFFICE CHAIRS, BED toed thele unqualied eacellence Tecesumenda thea, i CANS WHO WILL SUSTAIN THE EXECUTIVE. | aurea in 'a coal Does teens Cae te ‘eae Continue day and evening unti all goods erediposed | STRATE AER ET EH ‘The public sre agais cautioned against the cheap, * — lowes and Irat of the samme shade of calor, he hue what Telaplone cal ° W SSuNGTOS CONSERVATORY OF MU Of | The goods consist as fullows: Sie Vere Pies CHINA AND GLASSWARE, STN worthless sad. oMfered by menda- Sige ess ‘The western members of Congress returning | fect man was Mr. Simeral, of Omaba, and the 4 M. P. WELCH. General Agent. St, Cloud bullding, cor: Oth and ¥ ste. n.w. Sev: | 4, Dress Goods of every description, Table Lincns.La | OF BEDSTHADE, BU MEATS We ‘AND, | clous parties from their brief visit to their constituents de- | bride's brother, Mr. W.B. Gurley, gave the bride _ fT NORFOLK.STEAMER LADY giteenth year, Piano, ‘Organ, Voice. Violin, Flate, | dies’ Cloaks; Silk Dresses.trimmed th COOKING AND’ HEATING ‘STOVES, Pere, sock, HIG LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED. clare that no silver legislation can get throngh | @way. The ushers were Dr. Magruder Mun- ow FA z Cornet, &c. Free advantages 0. BL BULLARD, | Blankets, Rubber Goods, Kid Gloves, SELS, INGRAIN OTHER CARP! caster, Dr. Beatty, Dr. Revere Guriey, Mr. Clar I ja2-im* Rania tetany other eos usually to KITCHEN REQUISITES, & = the Honse unles it 4s to grant untimited coln- | Shee Mcciciiand, Mr. Chester? Stott kia ihe ae UCTION IN LATIN, GREEK, MATHE me vi age. Itlooks more and more as if the Presi- Gurley Stott. ‘Lhe bride's mother, from_reeent. XE atic and English. Dy Erof F.A-SPRINGE Inte ote ao ote his once as T ONE BILLIARD TABLE. dent's recommendations on the subject would Savere iHtnens. was mot able to attend the wed- repared. Apply 423 Oth st mw., care Goodyear | Ot reserve. f 1 HORSES, BrOGIES, YocTo! ‘Special Dispatch to Tam EvEwnre BtaR, not be regarded favorably by the House. It ap- po OR erage eg age ye Puen aos, sunday, Tuesdays nd Friday, Risfoer Couey. © * aia Teas auew AT Al cneral aeena ee oe aay torre slaty eeventh | peared, just before the holiday recess wastaken, | fj. praueDia a hres, wath @ mumber of ees De ps NG LESAONS PHONOGRAPHY, A : general assembly of Ohio convened this morn- | as if the influence of the administration was | jnvited were Senator Morrill and family, F" POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS: ‘writing and Penmanship at 55K st. n. rPuomas & Waccaman, siete ernwee Seer ing at 10 o'clock, Gen. Robinson, secretary of | making itself felt, and there was considerable | Judie" Drake, ee Minnie Foster, wife and NEW IKON STEAMER “WARSETERD | 1 PRIVATE LEGRONS TO TE Real Estate Auctioneer. mE it state, being in the chair. When the members | talk of a compromise. The western members ag yy Sg yt 4 Yee oo a eogany esas | Ea since propor, Aboasaentand tat ATE, CROWN Ad PREMIO Re | TRUSTEES SATE OF BAR ROOM the tpener's Gear be evra fan tacioed | eeg no ome back [with the iden that ft | Vary axtoash sreeeeera pes Mnceieors E FRIDAYS andi ¥ p.m. ern es. i. UNT. as thelr is ceived an ut amber of Hgtae Rice ainas, tara Noa Crome, | So misery. THA Sih Ssh im* EY ROMPRWHON Waskive | SHOWCASE, CHalns, (Gu sensation was created by the offering of the fol- | worth to allow any interference with the dollar | gifts from different parts of the ouatry, as well CuGeO. RR stSbepherds: Ses schedule. NORWOoD INSTITUTE, AVENUE NOBTAWIST lowing protest: “I protest against the oath be- | of the daddies. Many of them are armed with | © from the cl ere Was No reception at tbe ee JOHN PADGETT, Agent | Y , sieleet Boarding sind Day School, - {Be edministered to the holders of certificates | ponderous petitions, almost communistic in | hose, after thioeroinony. The bride and groom ©. RIDLE catalogues. 1212 and. at Sum Hamilton county for the following reasons: | EVs extevated thsts teenies oink ebiines | ine north. When Me Sea Site Adems Benes RECT TO NEW ACADEMY OF THE HOLY on ae ee First, Abstract number three in the office of the Ping aa ‘sachusetis ave. will resume ibile auction, miges, af they will reside with Mrs Gurley, at 937 N 41, East Rove orang aon. ‘TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH, ss Gemanding the free and unlimited coinage of January 4, with renewed advant for at] the Bland Secretary of state shows thet the canvass of lars, the continuance of the issue | *reet northwest, TARY, A.D. 1866, at HALE-PAST FOUR ‘all the goods, fixtures and effects votes in Hamil fone and two-dollar bills in unlimited quanti-| The marriago of Miss Carrie M. Wyville, Ta Science, Musto and rae ‘iced Dremises 109 ton county was not dampleted ry quant Sic ie thoronghiy taught. Special aipention B Cunees - a Bese aes ee until December, 1885, while the certificates | ties and the issue of loans to farmers by the | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Wyville, to Plano, Harp, Guitar and Banjo. ‘Painting a&d tho nasal ‘Ave hun- | Terms made known at time of sale, bear date of October 224, 1885.” This was of- | United States. Mr.J. - Languaces receive particular attention. Private class ive | CA eon 5.1, LUCKETT, Trumes, 12927 et, nw. Some members who tear the result of the | Nino: Waren! STEAMER Wi, CORCORAS sary pe | Puming: Phonograph” and Paney Work’ Soe? To the United Ststes by | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionest. i fered by Mr. Hillis, and at unce the democrats | continued coinage of the two million doilars'a | place at ‘Trini - Tre Tib-strent wharf dally (except Sundas nected with the A y 18. school for Boys £ No. 906. tolio 18, et seq., | 7FHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. a 8 ‘Were upon their feet protesting against its ad- | month say that the only thing now is to let the sy 6 be es.iss. " * feaches | by the Sisters, of, wald District of Coluni: ee 2 aot mission. a that the | Matter go on until e ation of gold | Miss Agnes Huntington, of the Boston Ideals, ‘Washington about $30 = LASSES OF THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE thas ‘numbered Gon. Robinson dirested begins in earnest, and to let the House learn its | and her mother and sister are guests during the = fciedel & G. Hetox: (papli Ot Bacar es ane oe verand betes Sali | roreee, © and’ years old neXt springs 0% hare jostion of thatt tetug it order woeid. be the preapert ocean Te question fives | wook of Mra Jon Jay Knox, 1127 10th street Baek CR cape tea son, L seman SRS TaDN et outa | Buh. they ae promot per rg on oa decided terwaran Afr the eeaing ot she | yey som, tat kf acre te bed | Ft a of Mr. Kooy. who bn bw cr = : oR area s \e % prov = 7, PB . No John Sits By dermes | yet withal perfectly gentle, ‘The owner is = private =v ‘that | feeling between President Cleveland and some Eee Nee Peeuing), per month 84° evenings sole caked deed Bentleman and hasno further use for them. Any one Protest the chair decided that the fact » and is now considered will out of danger. Sa Mr. Moncure D. Conway and his son Dana are oe a in the city for a short sojourn, the guests of Mra, Franck Taylor, on Indiana avenue. On new of his party. It is believed by many that some Of the anti-civil service retorm men who are not temeretied in the continaanoe of coinage will avail themselves 1e Oppor- tunity to attack the administration, gentlemen held their certificates entitled them to be sworn in. Mr. Cowgill offered the follow- ing resolution. “Resolved, That the certificates of election in want of a fine pair of carriage horses will never haves better chance. They can be seen at Butgdot('s Stables, 418 Sth street northwest, prior tosale. The horses will be exhibited and driv en for parties desir- street, New Y or RN Learent, de Joavelin, Wednesday, Ja Aiperiqir, Sante W cin Ganndn de Kersabiee. We Tabrudor, Perier W'Htaute District of Cotumt ‘Hitz and wite to Leon’ We Guinnand and oth spect ne Soha eit Ea sia eae records of the District of Columbia, and by deed of | PRIVATE | LESSONS DY BOOKKEEPING, ‘Mathematics, Penmanship, and MARCHE oy It is expected that there will be @ fight over | Feat day they called on many of the old friends Branches ‘Terms moderate. ‘Apply toC. F. WOOD, | sild Gruth Verein and John Hitz, and others ts Wit, | 128 tt. presented by A, B,C, etc., the claimants from | the civil service question, too. Many of the Sammars emeenn “yy Ufecks payable on sight, in amounts to suit, on the | 27 5thst. n 424-1m _ | liam Lewis recorded among the Land records of the | On SATURDAY, JANUARY NINTH, 1688, AT Hamilton county, be referred to the committee | outspoken and rampant anticivil service men lime allowed for the viet Me, Contras emma te ee eee oes ct Parke LOUIS DE BE M2.2aMES CAULFIELD, TATE PROFESSOR District of Columbia—improved by a. large dwelling | TWELV® O'CLOCK. in front of my a ‘rooms, £ on privileges and elections of the house of | who were waiting only for Congress to meet te sociplanh ofa uamaber of Goreaes exhale Pexee rane See iESrice ot | ftp athe Grand Conservatory Of Susie, New York. | House containing about éleven, rooms, and known as | bail sell the above team. ats representatives when appointed, and that they | that they m! pa Reds aces eee a, | nek: culumbia, 1397 Peunsyh ee, SHELDON'S DARGIS -RGADEMT IS ns | sntbetermns ol aale: Onethira cash, and the balance | ( JONSTABLE SALE be permitted commencement of the ‘scasion, and’ there is | Miss Ettio Ramsdell is visiting friends tn i 7 24 GHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, (004 | in one, twonnd three for which the promissory | \/ Z = TWELVE said commit nothing ike the ition to the reform | Mad: New ¥. aso & F st. n.w., Monday, Wednesday, Friday Sat- | notes of the purchaser, with interest at six per cent Wwill,on JANUARY SIXTH, 1886, at ng open opposition rel ison avenue, New York. 1aya Stata “Meat aad Css pata | Rec ata esr wat newly, frnaea | COLE Mat ge sate meats Ae spre tae" Bght ada "wallng"r |, lms Florence Rhompson, of Norwalk, Conny * forse Rea f pablo posit, of $3 i quired of the | © Satisfy attachments for reat in favor of He Av Wil: by is visiting friends in Washington, to hse ong fit Week ofthe ew gear. OS8~ | ery, © deposit of #200" will. be red oP te Sete ea Martwati Soh Ta ons alg | Senator Hampton's bill to come over to the PEGE 3, FRANCIS GERMUILEER, TEACHER fe ag ae & T. LUCKETT, Oonstable. of Piano, Organ, Vocal Music and Harmony. er House to them an excuse . | Mr. Clarence Bowen, ot the New York Inde ing ot the cost of purchaser. | “All taxes and ive exc to open fire. Ye ients to day of sale payable out of the purchase =z declared out of order, the democrats giving @x- | There wil be some very sbarp things said when dent, and M: id a f 1 pendent, and Mr. Bristow, the son of ex-Secre: na eretal attention fo, beginners as well as to Poptla | money. Terms ofamemise be mrioption mak eae oe tesa meena ener Ratde.” the Daltonites were then swor int by | !26,epPottonity is offered, but itdoes not ook | tary Bristow, made new ‘year calls here awiva Fen dav’ trom day of sale, otherwise the property will Be 'resoid at the Cost and'visk of defaulting purchase = if there ‘were much show of any action antag- 2 alte OF En amas Gt purchasers ater ve days" notice in The Evening | SALE OF METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY onistic to the service getting through the House, not look as if any! E DUVAL MACK, 1424 N ST, l_her School of "Elocution and Dramatic Art; also private ciass in English branches thelr friend, Mr. Acklen, of Tennessee, Lieut. Austin M. Knight, in charge of the Judge Johnson, of the Supreme Court. Site Senate coarened at tan Shack, and the It does ing like a majority 5 ‘oath of office was administered by Judge Owens, | of the ts would: fa a. naval proving grounds, Annapolis, is to marry. with teachers ‘Mathematics d21-2w* EUGENE CaRusI, Denar ot a desroe, of the, Supreme Court of the of the Supreme Court, Hon John O'Nell was | and the republicans stand ready to prevent it, | im the spring ‘Site Lizate "Welsh, daughter of 4 rs Fh MYERS ARE PRE ©. 22,1580, Twill dlepove of at publlc aa, toe the bene: the ‘House Ont Hntrekic was clseted Seeakee | ‘The republicans in the House, as ale. are | ME Richard Welsh, of that piace. scpording actomniations intermediate paso | JVI" pared to raha clas tt youre indies Gaaeee | _aazditaa See seees, 2 Cone Sia a aes e cegestvery low tates. Sieerags tickets to-and | from Liverpool ad Queenstown and all other paris ot | SThvough billy of inden given for Belfast, Glascow, mere, other ports on the Continent and porte ni paseage apply at the afice, No. 4 Bowling Green, or buth Steerage: to twelve) in “Englislt branches, Ciassies, Mathematics and Freuch. Private lessons will also 0 ven to boys or giris in the afternoon and evening. ud at the puplist rendence if preferred. Circulars may be had upon application. she of Gov. Hoadly long. He e me: very long. He does @ gracelul thing for his sueosesor in recom. mending that the salary be Increased. He says: “The salary of the governor, though not illib- eral in com n with the wages paid to other servants of the state, is inadequate to the de- mands upon him. ‘I recommend its increase Col. H. W. Doubleday, of Cleveland, Obio, is in the city with bis family, and will spend the ‘Pherson Square, very well disposed towards President Cleve- jand and arein favor of giving him s fair show. They will, toa great extent, it is sald by some who are in a position to xpeak for the party, favor liberal appropriations, particularly for the navy and for coast detenses. They are in favor of giving Secretary Whitney all the money he needs to carry out his plans for IOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND ERFECTS OF THE HOTEL KNOWN AS THE. TREMONT HOUSE, CORNER OF INDIANA AVENUE AND SECOND STREET NORTH- By virtue of deed of trust from Fagar W. Denison, ‘the hour ot ONE BM. Metropolitan Street ‘Rallway JAMES L. NORRIB, (Com. and Trustes of Extate of JOSEPH J, COOMBS, E WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer. Winter at 1500 I street, Mci ‘The District License Bill. To the Editor of Tax EvENrwe Stan: ‘The license bill for the District, which was in uy ty ¥4 17341 e aa (ot both sexes) jregrn 19 reed, waite and speak: FRENCH and GER- PENNSY ” 10 THE NORTH, WEST AND s DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID St STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT In effect DECEMBER 20TH, Isso. ‘Trains leave Washington, from, stat and B streets, as follow of Palace Sleoping Cars at 9. Line. 9.50 a m. daily to Cincinnati and St sod Hotel Car tg: Lol. ‘Gleago, wi eeping Ghieagu and Cincinnati Express, at ith Sleeping Cars Washi ing at Harrisburg with through Sleepers the West, with through Si leeper Gicago atid Clevetsnd. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, ith palace cars 10 pm. daily, except Saturday. Washington to Rochester. For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at ‘am daily, except Sunda i 7.15. mm. ‘For New 2.00, x . On Sun 30, 10:00 aid 11.20, press of Pullman parlor cars, 9 pum... daity. except Sunday, For Boston without chan For Brookiyn, sey City % “direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding aie ‘ew York city. ‘am. and is, 71 mm. ‘On Sdnday, 9 a.m. 2, 4.20, PB. except 2. 46, 9.50, 1 71, 2, 50, 11 }. 50,21 am, baa 2,°4.20, 6, For Pope’ except Sunda: -20 pam. 0, 9: 205. 4.35, 6.01. 8.05 aiid 11. Scbday at 6.00, 9: LLL a.m. 5.05 pm. Fur Rienxmond and the South, 6.00 and 11.01 am. dais, and 4.35 p.m. dally, except Sunda: leave Alexandria Y 10 night. Tickets and information st the office, northeast cor- | streetand Pennsylvania avenue, and at iestation, where orders can be left for the checking and residences, verof 13 ofbaggage to destination from hot CHAS. E. PUGH, Ge: ea J. R. WOOD. General Passer is PIEDMONT ATR LixE MM. ger GINIA MIDLAND RATE WAY. . AND SOUTHWEST. souta Schedule In Effect November 15, 1585. day to local stations. connecting at Charlot with Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway, and at bang with Richmond and Alleghany and and Western Htailroads. 15 A.ML—-NEW OBLE, w York and Wash- to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Cars from Adianta to jeans. ie to Cinch Westero Point. Pullmain tan to Louisville. 1030 'P. rt, Sleeping Cars from fed New Orieana Pulimat {ou via Chariotte and Columbia to Aiken. dally, except Sunday duty. ay Tralas ‘Express, daily; 1040 am., Strasbur; Joe sun m., Lynchburg jail. di special. dai'y. and information Ivania avenue. Traffic Manages J CW. CHER BA ore axp Sthedulein effect SUNDAY, DE until further notice, 1 RAILROAD. ‘street. am und 10:10 Limited Express m Pittsburg at at S55. N mi, daily. oH Gnetunat im Cinetunatt next morning at ay p.m. No exita fare is charged on For Pitsburg at 943 am, with SRE ER daily. to Pittsburg, Cleveland sad Goad with Slecping Cars te Paes eet Balliewore on week daa st oo0 wae 131 330, 4:30, £4076c40, 640 S08 For es on zt aon, 1:25, $25, lho For Shen sacs Ser, $210 and 2:43 a 5 Washing « and 10:30) a 45, Yand 1100 pu hs aa ae Saad Thapo pag ont 2: an 0, 420, opm. sear iran ate ordere wit ee freetved at ay pe mDUswake nue, corner of 14ti a for baggage to rt kts the city. ee EH 15m, 1885, traina wi tnd Fath and "Bistros EQUIPMENT, corner of 6th For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express a ob a. in. ally Past als, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnath, ; daily except Saturday, to ‘Altoona. to Chicago. -10 p. m. daily, jon to Chicago connect. vestern Express, with | Exprem, 10.00 p. daily: tor bitisbury ard | Pacuic Express, 10.00 p. m. daily, for Pittsburg an ‘Harrisburg 9.00 and 11 a.m. 8.00, m. Limited ex- 9. and 11 am. 2; 420.6. 19 Limited express, 9.46 aim. and 3.50 6, 7.10, 10'and 1 20 ‘Greck Line, 7.15 a.nt. and 4.40 p.m. daily, a.m. 12.05 and 4.27 p.m. daily, | TY am Pam. daily, | fart ATLe 11.01 and 11. —LYNCHBURG MAIL, daily. except Sun- | nd all Sleeping Cars, Washing- IAIL AND EXPRESS | Puy toll points, South and Souchwest. Pullman | aaa ‘Washington to Atlanta | sleepers from Wanlting: | Division Trains leave Washingwon at 2:30 | Traias leave Washington at 7:00 am. | ceyt Sunday, 1115 ain and 6:30 pom arrive in Washington 8:05 am. Southern vex xcept New Orleans Fast Mall, dally: ire at Company's Trains leave from Act.G.P. Agent _ EMBER 13tn, 1885, Station, corner of New © Pittsburs and | pam. Chicago extra fare is charged on | on stopat Relay Station where ay at the Y. M. A. Rooms, 1409-1411 New ight lessons ‘month, $1. ight lessons per month; aud schools attended. Private lessons at room 123, Corcoran Bullding. _65-3m PROF. C_E pe GHENT. nell, at ate. commencing on RON DAY, THE FOURTH AY OF JANUARY. 1836, and continuing from day to day until the whole are disposed of, the Furniture and effects of tae Tremont Hotel, at the corner of In- diana avenue and 2d street, in this city, the sale com- mencing at TEN O'CLOCK on each day. ‘Terms of sale cash. W. B. WEBB, Trustee, Notice.Any person desiring 0 archage ths above Property asa whole before the ‘day of Sale, should ap- ply, ee ‘Trustee for Information and terms. By virtue of three deeds of trust, re. spectively: in Liber 1008, folio Gb et nea ler etaeq., and Liber 1082, folio 76, x nd records 01 the District of Covaie juest of the party secured thereby, we will ublig auction, in front. of the -prenhlges, On Y, D) BEX FOURTEENTH, 1886, at - ML, lots 22.23 and 24, in Lenck- tou’s subdivision of square O33, each lot being im- Proved by a two-story brick ho erms: One-third cash: the residue In three equal yments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, with Roles bearing inierest at alx per Gent per atom untit MOREE GRADED Scitoor, a ew England methods. Genuine kindergarten. i. ‘Tenth year. 1127 13th st. n.w., one square from Thomas Circle. Misses POLLOCK & NORRR, 41 Princlj ADAME HOFFELDT, A GERMAN LAD ae for’ Clase and. “Modern: Musi? eineust ny age for’ Clase and. Mosern’ Me fer the true Italian method; good German, Parisian French and Italian taugnt by ee one @ to | and epistolary style, with unsur} 12156 stn. PRUD HOMME ‘morning class for ladies at her resi- dence, 1014 17th st. n.w, Also one in the evening for ludies'and gentlemen.” Parisian pronounciation, prac- tical and original system. Young ladies’ classes, ad- vanced, 3 p. mm. 9.50 3.50 jern" Langus udent of rals received at any time. : furnished by the Nt ‘THOS. W. SIDWEL! Principal. a ‘915 Est. a.w., Washington, D.C. hE, I OME SCHOOL FOR BOYS—BROOKEVILLI Academy, Brookeville, Montgomery county, Md. roary Ist, 1886. Special Classes for Young Men Tog tentitic or Business Life,the Universities, ‘olleges and Theological Seminaries’ $230 per year. pear ml Library open gratuitously to all advanced nt Rev. Dr. C. K. NELSON, Principal. {CHOOL OF PRON SCHOOL OF TYP! ING. SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL GF ROOK-KEEPING, nlé 624 H STREET oP IAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH pa uae OE Or aciecemeeeeee aan ly perform the active duties of life. rucuon given in Rapid: Mel s the Eng- | Eeateeser coe caret eae Sonnet este aE | lnrday ‘and evening. Sestony resdthed TURD, at 9a.m.and 6 p.m. Office open for arran; Aug. 24. A fill corps of teachers. Illustrated Circu- lar, giving full information, sent free on application. HENRY C. SPENCER, cipal. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. 08 7-10, | 35a, FOR BOYS, boys taken as boarders. DRIVATE LESSONS IN ‘study; to adults confidential: ‘West Point, all cu Kixvercaxren, MADAME CHEVREMONT, Paid, and secured by deed of trust on the property Sold,” A deposit of $100 on each lot will be required A time of sule, and all conveyancing and recording mle at purchaser's cont 2fterms ‘re not come ‘with in ten days from roperty will be re- Sold at risk and cost of detauitiug f purchaser SOHN W. PILLIN ‘preston, as-lot REDFORD W. WALKER, [E ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, JANUARY FOURTH, 1886, at same EE J. W. PILLING, REDFORD W. WALKER, } Trustees, at-lawaeas. SPECIALTIES, De 2208, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies’ Physician tn the elty,can beconsulted dally, 464 Cst... bet. ip and 6th sts. iw. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta lions strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. Office always open. 629-6 ROP. CLAY, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL- ogist, bas retirrned and can be consulted on busi- ness, love and matrimony. Allin trouble call. Satis- faction guaranteed. Fee for first month 60 cents.| ‘gg-1N CONSEQUENCE OF _INCLEMENT Residence, 811 71h st Sv. nth ewe Boekhes he above sale, is postponed nnill SATUR- pME ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT | 24 ABENE seer eH ell alee Mltna Astrologist nas bacu sonoctictan Busines | FVRUSTERS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY Love and Matrimony for 24 years in this city; allin ‘ouble call, ion. guatauteed._ Clee hours, 10 am 8 pum. Fee 50c, and $1. 312 First stS.E., = . iB tol DEAFSE'S ITS CAUSES AND CURE BYONE who was deaf twenty-eight years. ON HIGH STREET, NEA", SECOND STREET, WEST WASHINGTON. ¢ ‘Under and by virtue of adecree of the Supreme: Court of the District of Columbia, in equi gause No. 9,673, December 22d, tho und ‘Trustee, appointed by said decree, will sell at ‘Treated by ES ost of the noted specialists of the day with no hene- | S2CUCM jC! SATURDAY. the NINTH, DAY Ao) it. Cured himself in three months, and since they | Pay. in front of he premises, the p1 hundreds of others by same A, plain, simply f Lot one hundred and twenty- ‘and successful home treatment ‘Address: addition to Georgetown, begin- Wasiwim_ 8. PAGE, 13 Hast 2otnst..N-Y.Cty. | ning or ihe same at a poluton Hlgn sifect about ets EE BROOKE TELLS ALL ‘TSOP LIFE, "All business confidential. Ladies andgon. Hemen 50 cents each. 405 L etreet, between, 4th and ol - ty-two feet and four inches south of Second and Fonning thence south southeasterly with sald" Bigg street thirty feet thence west sou feet and inches; th ‘north ea ot | Sore ence Bo Gin streets northwest. mye-32w ven even tence it ILES—DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY Fight angle to High street, from ar Sgutare: Cure guarantaod. “Can ‘ve Somofeetas | Pesinulne: thence With the sald, le reversed to the ig Gist hw. trom sto 6pm. ‘ap2-Om* | Erance of sue thotsand dollars ‘aun otareat terest, payable January 81, 1887, (amount of which will be ated at re. ‘The terms of sale are: One-half of the money in cash, andthe balance in one year day of sale. Sach deferred payments to bear int ‘at the rate of six per cent per annum and to cRred, by the purchaser's note and adeed Property. or all cash, at the optio chaser. A deposit of one Kundred Goliars Sit quired at the time of sale, and all conveyanci at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms not complied with In ten days from day of ‘Frostee reserves the right to resell the property riak and cost of the defaulting purchaser. GEORGE © PAYNE, Trustee, ‘eid ibinge new. DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. BECK CLAY LAND For SALE THURSDAY, JANUARY FOI 1Stb, CCEWELCE D-CLOCI NE at tne entrance to Corporation Court” Room of the city o ieee Wat eee jon, a Vs taining 56 acres, 10- perches on the south side of the Long ‘Bri ards of Wm. H. West & Fae sae lee nd ce tains deposits of superior brick clay. ‘Terma: One-fiftty cash; balance in three instal- ments, at, six, twelve, and eighteen months from day ofsale, with interest, bonds with personal secur- ity tobe given for deferred instalments and titie re- in S. FERGUSON BRAC! Commissioner Alet- Go. Creat Court. WOOD AND COAL. Coan Woon JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS &.W. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONB 3209 F street northwest, 1516 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 1212 Oth street northwest, Comer 3d and K streets northwest, 221 Pennsylvunis uyenue southeast. fal ————— ee THE TRADES. Was eee ue ‘Book Mamutacturers, ocls 420 and 422 Lith st. nw, \1BSON BROT! mr Fine ‘Prinding ‘a specialty. et) a26-16¢ Guxrs Heavovarrers Fon ‘TH, WELLESLE! and Vassar Colleges. Also for Civil Service Ex- amination. 1006 N' st. nw. Pupils of all ages in Structed in English, French and Musie. "Hi Tet Fences. Apply to Principal. oclO-3m RENCH LANGUAGE —LUCIEN EG COL LIERE, A. M.,a native of Paris, France. Nat Method. “Aiming at practical and immediate Conversational results: 1538 Ist mw. osdm W A8iNeton COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boarding and Pay School for Young Ladies and Little ‘This institution will enter upon tts twelfth annual session Wednesday, September 23d, 1885, Mrs Z D. BUCHE! ‘Miss H. E HUNTER. Assisted by a full For, catalogues and _-Prii ‘Vice Principal. Ben ot ex! | rVHE BERLITz SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES, T’ WASHINGTON. BOSTON. NEW YOR! YHILADELPHIA, MINNEAPOLIS, 3 Recognized everywhere to be the best learning to speak, write. read and ign lauguases |New terms begin now. ree oct Br Paul. schools for the for- this ‘Trial Lessons to show our method. 188 AMY LEAVITT OF BOSTON, GRAD. Mitte tad Certited cxaminer of the New Engiang Conservatory, Fiano technique, barmony and culture. 1012 10th st n.w. Coy P. CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC., . 720 17th st. aw, First Fist, wil resume basiness October I, 1885. selon SCHOOL OF MUSIC. [ESTABLISHED 1877. ' 707 Sista, Hours 1 to 5330 pam ‘voice, and $18 a term. rea A BY NOSES RNS moe ____ATTORNEYS. \AMPBE! firm of ryman), Attorney- Solicitor in Equity, Conveyancer and Examiner of Titles to Heal batake, 802 Fat. nw. ‘d26-3m. ]. d; BAXTER. ATTORNEY-A-LAW, Un chic Be Gon “Incerior Fash in the civil service. Committees of Congress and volt Bullding, cor. 8th ald F atx. and ADIES CONSULTING MME. DR. DIMERES, chin De ER experisnced treatment. 07 w ‘York, between Oth and 6th avenues, \f AS HOOD RESTO: RED UX. “A BOPTLE Meio de ud a evigraing ee imparts vigor to the whole sve ‘dod Bax aw. aaelme ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED T ‘i Da. BROTHERS is 4 eae attention ladies, married oF Fine Sante, allevustes pein of extracting Gas given, “apis | STIPPERS! SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS tn EL 1. SCOTT, D.D.S., Siatecs PRE Sxperience ia Dentistry. Omee,1207 | ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS, 2 sort . daly. oad SKALSKIN SLIPPERS, RT. , DI 43" Diese "oor ean commen peat coat al MAROON GOAT SLIPPERS, ee ee ee ‘tant FINE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS AnD A Foll Line of Ladies’ Fine Hand Sewed Boot. Esmsusuen 1811. Ladies’ Goat Hana Sewed. Lad. “Genuine Dongola. ci Ladies’ Genuine Cur Kid Hox oe, bation, Ladies: Extra due Cor Kid, Common Sense... Tad Gur. Kid. Com "3 ‘Ypfants fine French Kid (the best) All the latest styles in Gent's Fine Hand Sewed BOOTS and SHOES. RUBBERS! ‘The ZEPHYR ts our Specialty inthat}ina Itis the lightest and best fitting Rubber mada, ‘The of whisky distilled frum fivot yeu the feuoweed Cork Soles for Slipper bottoms—Piatn and Fleece Gh edical faculty in tie United States te samt de | ned. ES2.85 te piace tia a very high position among the | Also a consplete tine of Boys and Yoitth's School Bhoes at the very Iowest Cash Prices. Our line of Misses’ and Children’s Spring Hostsis the largest in the city, aS of connoisseurs to our which we offer at taining WM. H RIOH, 717 MARKET SPACE ONE PRICE TO ALL. ofg ybtain thé from Grocer, we will on receipt of bank registered Ketred)<dehiver them'te Soot addoes. ty ernie to all poipta cast of Mississippl river, toany of U. & (prepaid.) ‘and Eveness of Quality, the ed oy any Wi hoy ket. They itirely adt and possess a iatural favor and fine tonie’ = ‘These Whisk ies are sold under guarantee to give pettect satistection; otherwise to be returned at Eipenee solicited” pra! i. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 124 south Front St, Philadelphia, IN. ¥. Office—16 South William st, SPECLALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL UsE, on STRICTLY PURE. ‘THE BEST TONIC. PERFECTS DIGESTION, GELERY_ The New and Unequal Nerve Toate Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Disegags, and | pose Y ~The: ™ Y General Debility. Brain, “grins Preparation tas proven to be exceedingly vals RERVOUS EXHAUSTION, DEBILITY, _ SLEEPLESSNESS, RESTLESSNiES, - PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitation: Nene genuine without the Signatureol EISNER & MENDELSON, ‘Sole Agents tor the U.& Phila, Pa: 5c-800 Gos. Ladies’ Collars, ali sises, solid white and tanoy stripe, worth 1240. 100-800 dex, Ladies’ Fancy and Embroidered Col- lars, worth Ble. Se—15,000 yds. Ruching, worth 12%, 100~26,000 yas. Crepe Lisse Ruching, worth 25c. 15¢—15,000 yds. different styles Crepe Lisse Ruch- ing, worth $5, 48 and 59c. 4e—Felt Tidies, former price 90. the relief of my successor.” Sepa Leys General Noyes was circulati: statesmen this mornit Jong, not long enough to get acclimated. ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. Gov. Hoadly has ulready arranged to have @ bill introduced for », and Will use his personal influence among the , and made the remark that these Daltonite fellows would not be here i Fie ‘4 a a ‘@le—Felt Tidies, former price 880. 48c—Felt Tidies, former price Thc. $1.18—Table Covers, former price $1.48. 91.08~Table Covers, former price $2.48. ‘26c~200 dos. Felt Hats, new shapes. 50c—Best Felt Far Hats, former price $1.18, $1.24, and $1.48. ‘$1.00—Best Imported Fur Felt, former price $4.48. 100~17 Different designs Children’s Embroidered Collars, former price 250. 250-Children's Fine ‘Embroidered Col- Jars, former price 48c. asian qi5¢-All colore Cashmerette Gloves, former prico paie-Fine Imported Cashmere Gloves, former price 280—Metino Underwear, Vest and Pants, former Price 48c, 48c-Rame, finer quality, former price 75¢. 960—Fine Wool Vest and Pants, former price $1.25. ‘To—Lot of Colored Motto Handkerchiefs, reduced from 10¢, 25c—Silk Handkerchiefs, former price 48c. 26c—Sheer Lawn Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, new designs, worth 48¢. ‘980=1 Biue, Pink and Cream, former Price $1.25. ‘250—Corsage Bouquets; all shades, styles and designs, equal any in the market at 48¢. PURCHASERS WILL BE BENEFITED! s PEOCtau PANPALOONS eALe. : f BALTIMORE, Mp., January 4—Virginis sixes, msolidated. 54; past-due cou Se: new Seer Seay new threes, 53; Now Careline 1.10% to-day. studing, Oe Flovr steady Ole Fours BEESE® i" Sengrots yen that the one ‘onght to be built, “but the present party can’ be trusted to do it.” They will favor Just as liberal appropriations for these purposes under Whitney as they favored and could not get under Chandler, HOLDING UP SENATOR BECK’S HANDS. During the holiday recess of Congress, and Since the delivery of his speech in favor of sil- ver coinage, Senator Beck has received more letters than any other member of the Senate, In fact, letters have come to him by the hun- dreds daily, all of them commending the posi- ton be has taken and urging him to stand firm in support of the silver dollar, While the bulk of these letters have come from the west and south not a few have been sent by residents ot the east. As originally stated in THE STAR, Senator Evarts was one of the first to heartily congratulate Mr. Beck upon his speech and upon the fact that he had taken @ position from which he could not be driven, JEFF. DAVIS’ DAUGHTER AS AN ARTIST. Among the tributes of commendation that reached Senator Beck by mail during the holi- days was one from the youngest daughter of Mr. Jefferson Davis, of Mississipp!. She is an artist, and when Senator Beck called for his mail ‘afew days ago he found, among a multi- tude of letters, sealed package measurit about six inches by four. He opened it an: found a neat little watercolor painting repre- senting a silvery moon looking down through a sheen of silvery clouds upon a prosperous land- Scape, weaving a tone of silver brillianc: Unde ‘th was written In Mixs Davis’ nas “Diana's tribute to the champion of silver.’ ‘It is, pes fair to say that all the commen- dations he receive failed to please the Senator as much as this little picture. He danced something resembling the Highland fling, and then gave a Scottish horapipe, and he exclaimed, “There is no young man in the country who could get sucha tribute as that.” ae a — building up the ry, and they say they will | troduced by Senator Ingalls in the U. 8. Senate th that ma; faring th . NW € COL, 605 7th street, Washing: | X.3 E dtthe lntd recordset fetpiacated in Liber | cRUSTERS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, Bret COR ofthe cet eat eeeTine. {be | not use the augumment. that’ was savanced | crane 15th lt., proposes some good measures, —— .* ) ON NINTH STREET NORTHEAST, BET" or against them when in % Pages'481,éc,1 will Public auction, on the | ON NINTH STREET Lars, Gestiemex AND ‘Yourns which will receive the commendation of the citizens of the District, However, this bill ‘needs careful revision before It becomes a law, ‘The provision relating to fire and life Insurance companies domiciled in the District is very un- Just. “The bill proposes to change the home com- panies $500 liconse.and foreign only $90 Hicense, iis Is @ great tn to the home soi theron Coes wah seen beets the home companies fen times the sum the foreign companies. | Hoth home and fore companies are charged ‘cent on gross Fecel pia: being equal in this respect they aloud be equal in regard to license, It cannot be fairly presumed that Congress will enact alaw thus fayoring the insurance com- panies of the states to the injury and snfustice of the eltizons of the District. We ask the com miltee, having charge of this bill, to sce that Justice’ is done to the insurance’ companies fomictled In the District. | Make the leense + De the home companies (the compan! domiciled ‘In. the Disiric) &50-—the aume aa charged foreign companies. nies and just to Josticn, ——.—__ MARRIAGE LiceNses. — Marri: licensee have been issued by the clerk of the court to Abraham Eizner and Frederika Kaiser; . Patten - —s — of Balt urley an Lanahan; . Hiilland ‘Alice AS White; W. B. aod Catherine Horald; John Carroll and Mary Murphy; J.P. Watkins and Annie C. Mardin both of’ Richmond, Va; Mark A. Kerwin Brooklyn, N.¥.,, and Mi J. Nolan; W. Bagley and Lizzie Tarner; James C. Mary A. Parker; Francis A. Feawick A. Price, of Hyatisville, Md. larry 1. Wi of Baltimore, and Lizzie MeCurdy, ——— Porxpexren was UNpEr THe Bep—He Ni Supers ix Jan.— Ei H a 5 4 The Market Company’s Election. The annual meeting of the Washington Market company was held this afternoon. The following directors for the ensuing year were elected: M. G. Emery, Wm. E. Chandler, Ordway, Edw. R. Tincker, Hallet Kilbourn, R. B. Clark, Samuel Norment, John Cassels, James 1. Barbour,S. W. Curriden, P. 8. Smith, F. G. Wilkins, Wm. Birney. gerore bo ‘The Presbytery of Washington. PROCEEDINGS AT THE MEETING TO-DAY. The presbytery of Washington city met in adjourned meeting at one o'clock to-day, Rey. T..N. Wynkoop, of the Western church, moderator, B. F. Bittinger, stated clerk. Elder Custis was appuinted on the committee on freedmen. A letter was received in reference tothe centennial celebration in Baltimore, in # tually dah woman,” said George W. Poindexter, ered, Who Was standing In" the dock Judge Snell this morning. His ‘wife was fying that he chased her with a razor reatened to kill her, Uflicer Shanks that the defendant came to the station wi razor in his hand and said something killing his wite. A namber of witnesses fled to seeing the detendant rannung ‘his w with @ razor and threatening to kill her. defendant stated that he had heard about his wite keeping con With other men, Saturday nigh che was hiding under the hea, Brother Fred Vass (a member of the same ehureh) came tn and his (defendant's) wile treated Brother Vass better than she ever treated him. Vass was called as witness and. said be did not know that Poindexter was under the bed and he spent thirty-five minutes in the back room talking with Mrs, Poindexter. jAiler hearing other witnesses the judge gave him eleven months and twenty-nine days La Jail. Appeal noted, a Heh Be zl October next, asking that papers be prepared Gu the history of tie bresbyteres of the District, Potomac and Washington city. A motion was A Constant CovGH, WITH FATLING: and Wasting of flesh, are symptoms 4 ses eed rele reat Bashela; ‘corn, 167/000 bashels; osts, Zooo iyueta: ye, 1 200 busta, Sbipmpente dour, 726,000 ‘bushels; coro, 125,000 bushels. Chieago Markets. CHICAGO, Jan 11.15 am. mrongcauing 10 the’ coldar weather, 80% ‘but Under heavy offerings and ‘80%, and is not rice Broke to mm Jr 15 Rowouxp that Mr. Sayder, who was re ly appointed deputy controller of the cur. Feney,, wilt eventually ‘pneveed Mr. Gannon as controller, HoME AGAIN.—The Congressmen and Wash- ington Journalists who went to New Orleans ristmes night returned to Washii this ene ly pleased with theit m_. Enicason’s DECORATION.—The Secretary of State has just recelved and forwarded to Mr. Erleason, the distinguished Inventor, the grand ‘order of naval merit con fared on hice by the King ofSpain. Was Nor OFFERED THE PLACE.—The Balti. more Sun states that Wm. J. Brittingham, of ‘Somerset, Princess Anne county, has declined the tment of one of the chief clerks! Interior department made that Rev. Dr. Sunderland prepare that tthe first, Dr. Chester of the second and Dr. Bittinger of the third, and altersome discussion the three named were appointed a committee to prepare the history and attend the cen- vennial of the Baltimore presbytery. Rev, Dr. Church, of the committee on church extension, ‘rey that a mission had been established by the sessions of the Eastern and Metropolitan churches, in Park row, between 11th and 12th and B and C streets northeast. Elder Peck stated that the mission school was started In December, and had forty-three in attendance yesterday. ———— Prisoners from Washington in Danger. TYPHUS FEVER IN THE ALBANY PENITES. TIARY—CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL WITH THE PRISON AUTHORITIES, The Attorney General yesterday telegraphed the superintendent of the Albany penitentiary asking him {f the reports of an epidemic in the penitentiary were correct, and if so, what pro- vision had been made for the care of the United States prisoners. Late last night he received the following telegram, signed by the superin- tendent and the health officer of the prison: “Statement referred to greatly exaggerated. There is some typhus fever iu the penitentiary, but_no United States prisoners have been at. tacked. Itis entirely confined toa wing of the prison, where only short term convicts are con- tined. ‘The health of the United States prison- ers and all long term ’ prisoners is good. ‘Thorough quarantine and sanitary precautions have been taken.” The Attorney General requested Judge MacArthur this to suspend the sen- tencing of any prisoners to for the present, until more definite infor mn is re- ceived regarding the health condition of the penitentiary. ‘Agreat: convicts from the Districtare im- prisoned in the Albany penitentiary. At the it time all convicis sentenced to the pen- Eiry by the courts here are sent to Albany, under the terms of a contract made by the ary Organs thore or less seriously |. Dr. Jayne's Expectorant is # sale reme+ dy for Lung and Throat ails. MARRIED. HILL—WHITE. January 24, 1886, at the parsot age, of thie Linherai Memortal i 4 G., by ‘Butler, Mr. KOZIER yearn Budded on earth to blossom in Heaven. . January 34. 1886.20 to 4 ovtock a. thy CAROLINE HA RNES, “ranersl at Wedey Pion Charch,® o'ceck ta fey Zion 2 oF m, Toewiay, January oth, Trieuds and relatives tneited 3 are it ca DAVIS. On January 3.1896, at 11:50 m.MAK: Mi. witeot Jacob it. Levis, tn the seveuty-aeveuta Pear of er ns Fumeral will take piace from her : late residence, 17K sc we, on Tuesday, January 6, a tLeeees am. Friends of the family invied— GMIFFEN, On Sunday, Jaruary 8d, 1886, at 4:30 Ta JAMES GRIFTIN,in the Biatysoureh pear ak ‘ne Honea services TUL eke Place, at tis tate resi- eeuce, No. 1119 24th street northwest, afternoon at 2 o'clock. ‘Friends and Felonies are Spectfully Invited. JUACKENBUSH. 5 Gl QUackexnusa afer "a"; sista thane iene a. a This lake raniden a asi ent of Justice with the managers of that Fastitution. eee ‘THE BOUNDARY SEWER. e ‘The Commissioners have notified Mr.Thomas have und Se Sea Topiucentations he tnay have to make ta {hat connection next Wednesday. ‘THe Freeman's INSURANCE CoMPANY.—At the annual mecting of the Firemen's Insurance Pred clected: Albert "A-“Wilson, ‘Thomas Parker, Willlam E. J Redfern, E G. davis, William J. a A Lae, Frank H.C. Me ‘and J. W. Drew, Samuel E. Wheatley, G. W. Cropley and Jons en M. Waters, oF 2958, FELeree Lt