Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1886, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C f f Y, JANUARY 11, 1886. the asseta, comprising the valusor the At Atlanta the thermometer went own to _FOR SALE—LOTS.- _ EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AT THE CAPITOL To-paY. THE WHOLE COUNTRY CONGEALER, TOR SAL Ea ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING | QHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTE TO-MORROW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers, District in Congress. Favorable Showing of ts A@aire af the | OTOREe® and Vegetadins in the Bouth ‘sites on low Reangehire sxe, near j-unost ‘Curele. i) ee = Rafe ic aoe @ | THE INVESTIGATION OF STREET RAILROAD MAT Aunual Meeting. Badly Damaged—Mardshipe of Trav- jollee * sad Fst. | CHoMELIN, office of Johan & basten, ten. 3 — OPHOLS TE PE Aah FURNITURE, ‘TERS. os elers. ey er ee 7 Louisiana 11d SP at LSALE iDSOME PARLOR! FRENCE-! EI] ND MANTEL MIR- committee t its — R SALE—AT A BARGAIN AND UPOS SRUGTION IN DRAWING AND PAEHNG | WIRDOW HONOINCR GRC DRE ER eS | RESCH PLATE PIER a D, PLATE GLASS ‘The Sonate District com will a The annual meeting of the stockholders of | The storm and cold wave of Saturday spread SUE ems a dentrable Lot 25x80, on 16th st. o. | TNSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AND PAINTING | Grape Waite Gs GNOORS DRESSER, CHIFFORIER, ENGRAVINGS, regular meeting next Fridzy take up the reo"! ine National Fair amociation wes eld to-day Tisebeteyege.T ang C sia; alee, tw Jous, each 16x00 to | by Miss EDGAR whohas studied manyrearsabtoaé | on TCENDAY MORNING JANUARY TWELFTH, | PRE SEP, CHIFFON ‘00 TO MOR lution directing an invesugation into street-| O° ney, die, | CVeF the entire country trom the Gulf of Mexico com Pat, between 1th ind Leah ow pe can, be given through, the ‘pedium of Be | 1896, commencing weELEVES O'CLOCK, whitin my | ROW. "FaRu anes our eulemraem * | raliway matters of the District. ‘The propriety | Horatio ween, cate eed eeatee ie, | tho lakes. ‘The places where the thormome- 19-38 Fatniw. | erate. 1206 Fst. nw. Ja6-0t*_ | Parlor Suitet tnd other ardisien emntenciag ie pare | ACC HOCNadticM: atter the sale of the above; we ———— of conducting the inquiry with open doors will | Revers shy bepinmeny er the | {EWEN below sero on Saturday were as fol Sots SEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, | PRIVATE LESSONS, BY_A LADY OF EXPE | Two-piece Parlor suite; cherty Hamer upholstered ‘the contents ‘of « well-furnished. houee, Tre beconsidered. Itis probable that the investi ey. ‘anual report lows: Memphis, 8; Nashville, 6; Duluth, 12; Fifecr sist $130 per Gon ceanest fot im iat to" | Pence terete Mnatintt iit | ona Bolte Pact Suhot BOs erm oproatered | Maveate Oe meron erosion mae OHIe'S NEW GOVERNOR. alton wilt be ogee Fae entree submitted, and upon motion of | Cairo, 8; Keokuk, 18; Mooreheed, 40; St-Louls, ‘Ous.cr weve = ‘ude, ranches and French, for youn ROSEWt gli Hon. Jusiah Dent, ‘thanks man “ . Fiat ind iia, lly to Te very eae Det. | Special stientlon eiven: eo ate stots for wivanced Bive and crimson ¢ ‘mobair plush. FACT ORDER: FRENCH-FLATS PER MER: | Judge Foraker Inaugurated at Colum: | | The committee on education and labor will ee we stu g: 8: Huron, 92: Leavenworth, 2 a lock voron wet eleot Fitter ge en | fubton Adress EHTS T seas adldae” | Mimdnises Tr SuisoeoPolofames:apboistered | OK BODY BRUSELS CARPETS REARLY bus Today. Into the hours of aber seated fein ean do; Fort Garry, 4a Lite eck, & Pine of two lots on west side of 17th et, very cheap, ce Ace One 7 piece Parlor Suite; walnut frames upholstered | Lu-TOP BUFFET, MADE TO ORDER: WAL- | Special Dispatch to Tae Evasiee Seam, railroad employes, until neat week, “The above foro, EL and ey ons of the adore pieces isomcea | L'1axo T yescoxs. One piece Tarior Suter wate framex: upholstered | 5" ,REDEGOM SUITES, CURLED TAIN |“Corowncs, Onto, Jan 11, -The elaborate Will be subpsetacd da coaTauToed, companice | The report stated that the plan toborrow | iat Nee, creans, 18, This te « ie eee or : bad ane subpoenaed and employes. W! Fe Pr rad ee anes | ipetarigamrmetaemer miner | ACK oA SES CNG mantek | Ubercart aut ett, | ventas nate na” | went meaty men yaar otra | Sk Onin HS" atcha ak ‘sell at an advance 070 percent oo EMAN WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS up! brocade, WALNUT | FOLDING 'BED, WARDROBES, Z iJ LOTTERIES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Ora camatnt , . Latin, Mathematics and the English | Pive Chamber Suites, FIVE PAIRS FINE BLANKETS, LACE CUR’ | display were of necessity curtailed because of been carried into execution, but it was thought 04 pang. on the tress were Srosen, poly 420.New Yi. Room 23._| # sobeaneor acho, lget cetraneen | Prunny age, Aaeare Matt, Hricabraccatine, | HAUR Sable ror BLES, SPRINGS, the extreme cold weather which has seriously Ersoy gel Shae eens this could be accomplished in the near future. | tions of Flonde pnt eee Mee ETON soe OTS—12TH ST.. A. AVE. AND £ | Terms sunusually low. Addrew 7% This ia's superior collection mi En UTENSILS ERC lemoralized railway travel. Many excursion a — The amount required is not so great now as last | tables, oranges and reui ihe me aaa gg | Rema OSL EA, amt commernraicmattmmns_ | ine tom varios mon of sss hae | Bate gnarl otras anges |The ran required wnt geen now rst | ln oa el cae gatas Weta: Fes nw. Rey: ES Pilg takes place in front of salesroom at 10 o'clock. | been abandoned. A platform had been | trict of Columbia or territories, iinusd) the ansoctation wi be ble to cout | the great freese of weoroary © 004 1638, emteenth sear, Piano, Organ, Voice. Violin, Flute, us at 11 0! erected in the rotunda of the state THOS. P. MORGAN'S CLAIM, all the indebtedness ¢: ‘Aret 4 hey Ra . Cornet, Free advantages. 0. B. BULLARD, BOARDING. it WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts_ | 2 a ie 2 Mortgage of $45,000, sand if shat en be eee Flound throughout the state. “On December 30, Director. = fe — “GRCANSON BROS, Auctioneera jouse, and at two ofclock, the judges} Mr. Butler introduced in the Senate tended ten years,” continued the report, “our | 1880, trees were stripped of their foliage to the ey 5 : RENT-THREE ROOM URNisnep, | D The tee, TABTeMe court and members of | today a bill to par Thomas P. Mor-| stock will become very valuable, as our prop- | €Touud. | In the latter instance 19° above sore patics and English, by Prot F. with board; third and fourth. ‘Satis TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWELFTH, | the press, the mayor, city council, state officers | gan, jr, of Washington, $4,898.04, for | erty is diy increasing in value.” "The | Ws the lowest point reached in the state. At DOR SAL CASH. | GHOCERY | Civil Service Examiner.” Appiicanis for examination | Teferences given aud required. 2009 st, sae eae SRNIT Pes and state officerseléct, save the governor and a a + $4 2 enabled the asso. | Gainesville Saturaay nicht 17° was toushod wr selling, gol 1o he city. i. wth st mw. * IN N EETS NO} v comm! ol a 16 vernmen' eo Ves an irseries oe ee ee | oR —ReOG ROLES Allables LG ARCA Ca ee eee aneOW | REGULAR. WERKLY SALe Oot HDOSEMOLD governor and governor-elect to the stand, when | work was uot completed. within the time speck poe ft = Bevatgustine the thermos een a — ea RENCH PRIVATE LESSONS TO LITE Reliable.” the Ameri louse, Pennsylvania ave. 3, go i, pI taxes, and with the of the tall mect- a registered 22°, POR SALE Senne. SLEIGE $12 ALSO, ‘and serious Beople ouiy. Also auclent and mod- | corner 7ib at Reasonable rates and season ble hours. FURNITURE, Cais BTOVES, 0. the geremceiies took place. These p conatstod, of | Ned. ing ‘the balance of the back taxes ape on tne trees and early vegeta on re double Be Le ds ‘Apply | ern inmeunr Bee yi 3 Faris, write for circular. 4 g v3 5 resel coor’ ties wes ‘erover are budi H.W MESPLAGE Opccian, 450 Ponuaptvaala die, | SEHnWverite Hight aS ARIS. HOUSE PENN AVE, Ber iene | TAROE stock or TINW aire, GRANTTE-WARE, tion of Rie yovernor-ieet by Gov. Howdy and | afr, agate meee ee ioe DAMAGES. | and, penalties up to the Deginaing OF 158 Hpligmtods ee tormed atu iweh avd what eee eae | A oRWoOD INST : and 14th'sis.” American Plan.” ‘Rates: 2 v er's inaugural address, after whtel : ‘association received poten i extlinated that one-hall of the orauge crop Fok he oheaning ocr sane or or | ) aa eens anita nnd Day Schoot. $8.00 per day Special rates to partes on re the oath of office was administered by Judge | Dill to pay Patrick Cook, of this District, $1,500, OF the Jockey: Chae POT eee Pe etings | oF the alate has been marketed, that one-quarter hus fine Hew Ofgans at $40, $45 and 854, at ‘Mr. and Mra. WM. D. LL, Principals. Send for | maneut guests, Within one block of the prin Owen, of the supreme court. The goy-| the amount awarded him by the late board of | were Tepaired and improved at a cost of $2,000, | 1* 1n packing houses and the remaining quarter ag GL WILD € BHO.S, ewtalomues: 131zand 1214 14th'sto.w. d1GIm* ament departments and hotels. enger ele efnor ‘and ex-governor, with their Zesbective | auditon account of damages to hisreal estate in | the grand stand was. strengthened, the club: Rea nine tires, entailing a loss of 7 = —_— te CASSES Oi 2 STUDENTS LeaGus, | Sor JOHN H. HARI EC staffs were then escorted to the executive office. | Wash . Rete th ‘com- | house 5 possibly $1,000,000 on the frult alone, The R SALE—A GOOD WORK Horse, SUIT-| CCSimcion. nc, Mats Fst mw) Tater [HR JOCHIEL House, o12 orH Sr. S ‘The senators returned to thelr chamber, where | mittee, = Meferred to the District ad ohand paltenl seeoreeas cotta maken | bens en waptannles cement Spproximated. it able for farming purposes or heavy hauling in the Heatox, (pupil of Bonnat & Cabau 4 lerre, a.W. cor. and E nw. are! [HE AITENTION OF BUYERS. he oath of office was administered to Gen. rik under track renewed, &c. The liabili- seenty killed, as is feared, an additional May be sera THOMPSON & MeeLL YS etnnaty. and sods Le Bcasere. | best conducsot Boutlion hotwetee ine ies Take es EspeCUL yO ge SOEs Henneay. os Notienane eee oT eae Tie NEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY. a : loser eoveral entliicn ttees will be suitadica. ‘Sth and loth, jaKoe a ort Class: pleasan, rooms. ‘Terms moderate. oc2T Ss BENSINGEE, Aveonact. 2 Brown and Attorney General Kohicr. Consid-| Mr. Morrison introduced in the House to-day | tle# Of the association ure néw $131,340, and = nol 3 ~d-will of a millinery. 2 doing a firet-ciasé busit ed answer. satisfactory reasons fur ‘Q. Star office. only those meaning Hing. “an purchaser tor at once, as owner has ther business to atte jaGSt FILEMOKE HARRISON, 1200 F st. nw. JOR SALE CHEAP AND COMMO- | Inquire ut S11 7th st. H. H. BERGMANN. A LADY, WHO MEY WITH SUD wishes to sell an elegant Reception ineusure): also, a Girls Lace Dress, ‘Thess are new, bar will be suid for one-third of cost. Adress SILK. Star offlee Jost SALE stock of Winter Carriages is large and varied, omprising Landis, Landaulets, Coupes, Brough ms, Extensios Front Broughams and Coupe Kock- Persons in Wars of Carriages can go. better {a regard to price than In New York: we will you frets ‘Out carriages copie in the city, t0 quality, style, com wes to thr ish ANDREW J. JOYCE, 412,414 and 416 14th st. sow. ‘Agent for Brewster Co, Rroome st. New ¥ %, durabi ‘at refer ty and fin TURES 2 will of a store, doing a good dusines For terma LHONARD & BUCKLEY, Heal Estate Agents, Jase 407 ast x ow Sat ANP FIXTURES OF X Grocers and Provision Store, dolog ® good basi hese. Por terns, « KLEY, Real Estate Agents, 407 Hp st. aw BARGAINS IN THE Ft ages but tittle ured: Get hy Flaudran & Co., of New | York. at 466 Pennsylvania avenue. ive P. D.SCUMIDT & CO. Fort! ERE FOR SMOKE moeys. Chimes Tops of ali sizes 3 P <aleat office of POTOMAC TERRA, 111 G s Jaz-ot ses and) Carriaz in the etty. KEAT BARGAIN Square cirand S advance. Apply at ri ts, 1st. ANT ANF in handsome and full tone, id SIU per mouth: or 330 Tet ANGE WAREKOOMS, 422 nh REST AT TH easiest terms. Specialty in | ht Cabinet Pian “ane, Ty OCTATE, H cash ry EXC BLOR GRAND UP" F rosewood ease, be: we. with exquisite nt instrament was ti play, und We bave found it too wT & ready sale, the price beis half cost, ob easy ps in trade ae part p is a rare opportunity to procure ‘cht Manos ever mate, aud for urability really Rance. artistic equalled. Can y PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, a9 =e szonae_ | a 1598 T street n. wr. K [KN EN N GGG. ™ p55g Fos. oM ek UPHIGHT | PRIVATE LESSONS: ALL GRADES OF Rev PEER G O” 5. anos, evtobri rich- study; to adults confidential: Prepares for college, KK NNN G Ga 3 hess of tone and durability. pay- Annapolis, West Polos, all examinations, K KUN NN 66a 45593 ments to suis Gua We Rows, | AUINSEITOTE aw, corner Sth and K sta. mw. Ane ams, | Mathematical, Claisical, Business, a0 422 0h st | “SW. FLYNN, A.M Peat A oe = Evening Classes, $3 and $5 wmonth ' “eczd_ ree AA eae Seon te F F K Bo AAA bas AAA OO Eom resco iN INDERGARTEN, oe Po aA & 4 000 KEBT AME SREMONT, eG | _naame giv esti nws ieswousto Adults 814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. a S _ | JOUPILS PREPARED FOR SMITH, WELLESLE a Fon ssbb aust ARniven FRow vexinc: | Pind Vacarcolees ‘also tor Cain suse oe In order to clone ont our entirestock, we have seaman Yeon GChcenen conn saddle, | amination Tone Se noe apis ofall ages ity | marked down the following goods? an diving ne pair of gray | structed ih Eaghsh, Prenen and Music ost re + Cita he sect at JUREN SEMMEONS: BT , AppEY toPrincipal oclo-sms | 200 Doz FELT HATS, sold formerly at 75c,, selling ¥ acca tcl LANGUAS EG GUL} _ nowatzse Fue N_ HOUSES Fiiom Lou M, France. ‘Nai. | 50 Doz. FELT HATS, worth $1, selling now at 50c. an county; pe, two fine saddle, and sev Meihed. “Altaing at practical und iminediaie | and 6c. Re Meh ve Ca be a ee cans conversational results. ts 60 Dez. FELT HATS, worth $1.50, sold now at 75e. ateim Rawerzast te, | Wy ASHINGTON CoLLEGiATE and $1. z a =| 100 Doz. CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 22c. uk SALE PRED ZEELER, x | 3 RR me Ene ORG Veeck ayers 100 Doz. FINER CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 35e. ania aves are tme OR HIKE. FOR THE SEASON, A Sof new and second-hand Carriaires, Wd stx-seat Rocnaway. dau! 20K SALE large stoc! 3 im Lp Robes iF Sleigh fobew at Feo Ae eg oe ROPE laws, Crockery. Furnt every > preparation! russ, (arueers, wee, 1 Qu SALE— BIKDS —IMPORTED CANARY Birds, Bue sim Bird Food and Cage ci v EWSPAPER BARGAL Peunsyivania Ween: of $2200 tn Tsim, bs Sean, power: town NSU PEC Star omice Ree SRA POR S LVELE story A neat little Coal Yard, owuer obliged to Vay tor ityelf this xeaxou,” Cash in hand’ will gee bargain. Address COAL YAKD. Star office. jad ie" pK EXCHANGE-FOR GOOD VAL nd 2 blocks, one of 4, other of 6, of ign brick lowly Ideate northwest, and’ well baut jor puriculars, apo:y wo MUFTY & DY Real Estate, Loaus, Lisurance, Notary, 13th and F ots aw, DRUG STORE, 201 PENNSYLVA- With lease; will be sold hawer “Apply on prewl- —AN INDEPENDENT. paper, that | lands or Lacerest aburday. January 2 With privilege of pu oueton county, Sout veep Pint rly boune- fe waa saad plat hub Failtuad, Ashepoo st Th SW fesiuinate Decrmbor i, Inst Sw payable nt the end of each 3 Sil taxes, dec, unc to have the privlicge or purchasne Silt landsat the termination of mad itave ir taesnre Gi pom “The rental for 16R5, dee Jawary 1, ips Eatheen paid, Said plantation is now sabi Jeme granted by. sakt Fie Warley for thes three scare from the first day of January. Leo. ut so Sinaal rental of S430. The plantation is said to be Gue of tie best rice plantauions in sald locality. Terms wfsaie: All cash. or obethira ‘cash: valance in equnl payuscats in one ail two Yours deveined men, kieu's to ear luterest at seven pet cent from day of Sie at be. secured by fond Rad aor gge onthe ies sold. Address ull bids 10. HENDERSON "Attorneys, Walterhore’-3. Corto DRA WULSIN, Amignee, Cinclanatl, 0! "G28-law3t ANCH AND CATTLE COMPANY STOCK FoR nee $10 per | 7 y),terms $2 classes or members. Fort ATE Puy Mathe ranches. Sth si. ne. LDON st naw satu ics. Penman) rms mod ‘Monday, We neday day advauced “fal wth stn, GHORT-HAND ASD PRACT Sareea years” 133 lock p.m. Lavns, G LESSONS | DANCING | ‘experience. Mondays, Wednesdays So H'st uw. uemeN axp Y ovTus, ie ea RE BO hip, and ‘Apply to peaoree S vrznionrry Ackxowsxpern, WE ARE THE LEADERS— IMITATORS FOLLOW. ACADE! nesta Our Record for 1885 shows 1,200 NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES piaced in the homes of our fellow citizens, to which we respectfully refer our Friends and Purchasers. Call at our store, examine Harmony. ners as well as to puplls L PENMAN lessor, fifteen ev and pr the Machine, see the large and varled line of work that cannot be duplicated on any other machine. If ‘you cannot call, send us @ postal and we will send one to your house on Trial Free of Charge, t “ Bi both ee mae Resi ty, Tearn to read, write and speak FRENCH and GE! i MiNat the ¥. M,C. A. Rooms, 1091411 New 8 OPPENREIMER & BRO, Yo : ee) 628 oth st. nw. Eight lessons per month, $1. AN Kinds of 5 ight lemons per month, $1. ‘Inds of Sewing Machines for Rent. Bazar Fasb- and Schools atten ‘vate lesvons at room 1 Mee ADED Sic Games litnited. "Tenth y square from Thomas circ Misses POLLOCK & NOERR, _ 141m Maye 2 with h alter t age for French and italian taugnt and epistolary style, witn RENCH LESSONS. TOL 17th st M wl ACT SCH! tary and Hig! instruction in English, Mt Ancient and Modern’ Lan. Taorals received at any time, “Books furnisi Ficece Wool Underwear $3 pet Teduced from school. THOS. W. SIDWELL, | Extra Heavy Fleece Wool Underwear $4 per sult, do-7m Principal. | Medicated Hed Flannel Underwear $8 per'sult A. EAT anURES ae fuil line of Neckwear, Handkerchiets and Half-Hose, Mates RNES BRUCE HOOL, OF | Yerv cheap atic Reedlework, lace best + Lustre, Chin |" RRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, i nite a8 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST, 915 Est. n. OD | aaa i Sr HEAVY WOOL UNDERWEAR mend \E FOR GENTLEMEN, OME SCHOOL FOR Academy, bir m of Brook poss, a SCHOOL OF PHONOGRA SCHOOL O SCILOO! All Shorthand Books «: Ali Writing Machin: IG Pract ph: at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. nts, by the year or quarter Aug. 24. lary giving full tutor, ton, RY VOLLIERE SCHOOT. FOR ne boys taken as boarder m This inerttution will enter session Wednesday, Septen Mrs Z D. BU Miss HE HUN Assisted by a {ull corps of For, catalogues und full inelpal. BOSTON, NEW YORK, FHILADE learning to write, read be : aning a morning class for ladies at Parisian pronounclatio ial system. Young ladies’ classes, MeN LOSIpport ther A full corps of teachers. C. SPENCER, Principal, | St Guaranteed Lt eR. Vice Principal. aus | ——— —=—— pYS. Tur Gaeat Mazx-Dows Ar Boardiug and I'ay Schoo! for Young Ladiesand Little ber 23d, 1555. MSS As v bearer oF poston, Grab NEWMARKETS, ats uate and certiied examiner of the New Engiang fe Comervaiors. “Plano techuigue, barmosy uid Yee ‘st $2.50, $3. #4, $5 and §6 only, culture, “tut Luin st" be P.CAVLEIELD, MUS. DOC Jat SILENT NEW AMERICAN, NO. 7, 15 ighter running, made of petter matcrial, more imple and durable, sews ‘and makes a more perfect stitch than any machine now in the market. he size of its Self-threading shuttle has recently been increased to exactly double its forme: size, which Imakes it hold more thread than any machine ‘now in | the market. The New American No. 7 has no co¢ dea. $, Corcoran Building. E, pe GHENT. DOL. iad methods. Genuine kindergarten, 1127 Lath st. n.w., one ,, | Witeels, wo spiral 6 dno equal. °C. AUER: ik Principals_| BACH! cor. Stuand Hy Sole agent 20 =RMAN SUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEYS KS Reliable Sewing Machine House, 427 9th st., and tee the New Automatic White It ts a little Daisey. ‘New Machines of ail kinds rammar: conversation —_ Renting and Repairing. Unsurpassed methods, ai LLE. V. PRUD'HOMME | __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Iso one in the ever | Uservt Houway Presesrs, Six finest Dress Shirts (solld bosoms), nade to order for 30. Six finest Dress Shiris (ready made). all ready to put on, for $6. Finest 4-ply Linen. Collars $1.50 per dozen. Finest 4-ply Linen Cuffs at 250. per Camels’ Halr Undershirts 61.62%, reduced from pels’ Halt Drawers 81.624, reduced from $2, (OOL4 1811 I ST, N. School for both sexes, ‘ms ral Seton, aces. ts Of wood ‘stn At DOUGLAS’, Ninth Street. ery cout Heavy Merino Vests and Drawers, dt 50, 75 and $1. ‘Will bezin on Heavy all wool Vest and Drawers, at $1.50, $2, &c- see for Young Men pre- ‘and Searls ail wool Vest aud Drawers, at $ 0. “Cartwright, and Warner's” “Star” “American Hi lery Co.” and “Norfolk and New Brunswic Underwear for Gentlemen, Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, at 60, 75 and $1. ‘Six fine Dress Shirts to order, at $9, $10.50, $12 and i DOUGLAS, 522-524-526 Ninth Street. Just Recerven A FULL LINE OF SHAW KNIT HALF HOSE, the Best Wearing Sock in the world, the Universit A 29 dutles oF “Tite. weit ie acti Rapid ‘Conumercia! Law, Po ice, er a’ Type Wrising. Rega- 8B ELLERY, ved TUESDAY, OMfice open for arrainge: 1112 Fst. nw. ners 6 Uniaundered Shirts to order for $7.50. A perfect seut free on app! s 100 Doz. FINEST CORSAGE BOUQUETS, at 50c. and 75c. SILK VELVETS AND VELVETERNS AT MAN- UFACTURERS' PRICES. Special sale of KID GLOVES at the following prices: UR-BUTTON JOUVIN, desirable colors, at @5c. sult better qualities at 75c., 87c. and $1. SPECIAL SALES IN CLOAKS ‘We are determined to close out our extensive stock of LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. PRICE NO OBJECT. ELEGANT BERLIN DIAGONAL AND SILK NEWMARKETS, at $5. $6, $8 and $10, RUSSIA CIRCULARS, VISITES and JACKETS, $5, $0, $7 and $8. SEAL PLUBH COATS and VISITES, at $18, $20, $25 and $26. CHILDREN’S AND MISSES' HAVELOCKS AND upon its twelfta annual Prinetpat. Principal expertenced teachers, vafticulars apply to the adm BP LANGUAGES, View best Schools for (and understand the for ‘We advise all in need of Cloaks not to purchase un- ti they have examined Our Stock and seen our Prices. Including Electric Bells, | Urely free frow iataria, WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor. Mi. M. SULTIVAN, Manager. == = a thelr incoherent vaporings, but simply draw SPECLALTIES Sttenition to a stock of clothing ax fine as can Oe found te = ‘Anywhere, and at the following reduced prices: CORDS VITAL RESTURATIVE, OF TH) ‘Good Overcoats at $5, reduced from $7. BRieiratea be tp, SERCO, ot boa THE Speuone Qyerceats at 87.00. reduced trom $10. SiGESMOND'S Hieona’ Eradicator, for sale at Fine All-Wool Uinters, beat’ quality and make, $9, ) CHMISTLANDS, Druggist, 434 Pomp. ave, Agent seduced from $15, De 1. Tatechis parecer One 305, requced from $17. sri inchiin Surwost Overeeai $16, reduced Rom $2 1D axenic Sistas Guegme. onueng er Sak Ne At pat, 10 per ceat aiunvally. i aiple "Clea eeitionce faralsbed,’ “Callas Silos FI TER CAMPBELL, 1419 ¥ at. aw. (Glover Bulldine ode ies) WiLL BUY FIRSTCLASS 24 = sr 31,500 ness in country town ou the railroad. Address H.. Box $3, Gaithersburg, Md. d30-2we J. ER BET OD, BEAL ESTATE, LOANS, 1X = = surance 1428 N, 8 aud ciber x teats masiness Getober 1, 1855. seitt6m ~ SCHOOL OF MUSIC. [ESTABLISHED 1577. Re TRE SG2 in “Princlpal. EXE Ri Ge = oo EER ? 3 AMILTON HOTEL. ancl 13 rawy a’ A 000 = BERMUDA, $14 SEVENTH STREET N. W. 428 WILL OPEN NOVEMBER 15. = =e ‘This house is provided with Bates, €c. “The house is situated on the bighestground | OOO ENON , abd cummands extersive views ot fs oo HTH HNN NSCS Founding country and adiacent flandn, fou § 8 3 HAH INRN Vice uhexceptionable, "This delightful Island is en LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND all modern conveniences, as, Hot and Cold Water Sacre Ix Fixe THE MISFIT STORE, Comer 10th and F sta, ‘Has neither space in The Star nor inclination to quote le-brained so-call 26m. LASSE | Ecripture, as gome ddl fled merchants +] Zo feet to the beginning, together: with. the improve ll be sold at the Bazaar, No. a on TURSDAY MORNIN 940 Louisiana ave. on TURSDAY MOE ihe TWELPTH OF JAN: i N O'CLOCK, fine Alban rs, nlcel finished and trimmed. tale peremptory. f eS __8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer, }HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, ENGRAVINGS, WINDOW HANGINGS, M, T. TABLES, LOUD GES AND EASY CHAIRS, OFFICE FURNI- TURE, BLACK WALNUT M. T. CHAMBER FURNITURE, FINE ENGLISH BRUSSELS: CARPETS, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, WALNUT WARD- ROBES, BEDDING, WALNUT M. T, SIDE- BOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, ETC, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY THIR- TENTH, 1896, at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence, No, 1024 17th street northwest, [shall sell for a party de- clining housekeeping an excellent collection of house- hold effecta. $20-3t_ )RUSTER'S SALE OF A THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARY LAND AVENUE BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed un the Sth day fa of January, A. D. 1886, in cause No. 9,742, Eq. did Pocket No’ 25, pending In sald court, wherein Timer M-Knight and wile are complainants and Mary Sheed and others are defendants, ‘I will sell at public auc- fr ises on THURSDAY, THE OF GANUAIY, 1980, AT Si. all of 1ot-numbered Ninctecn (29), in Lawrence's subdivision of part of square num- fercil sree: hundred and. twenty-seven (O27), Ms Proved by threestory brick dwelling houee: “Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchasd money ineach, und the balance, a equal hisallments in oueandtwg Sears, respect {Or which the promalasory notes of the purchaser In tegiven,to be Sileish, atthe purchasers option. € deposlt or si athe Umo of site All conveyaricing at purchaaer' | Coats If the terms of sale are’ not compiled with in seven days from day of sale, the trustee reserves the to resell at rok und cost of defuultiog purchases, ive daya! publ tice of mach reac in som Per PN SASL MADDOX, ‘trustee, 462 Louisiana menue. DUNCANSON BROS,, Aucts. Jad-dadbs Interest from day of sale at six per by deed of trust on property sold: oF CUTOR'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BE TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STK! NORTHWEST. On TURSDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., I,ea Executoy will sell, in front of the premises, all thet part ofg LOT No. 12, IN SQUARE, SOUTH OF SQUARE beginning on Massachusetts avenue 36 fect northwest from the southeast corner of said Lot, and running urallel with east and southeast lines of sald Lot fnrough to street; thence west with I street 20 feet; thence parallel with first described lines to Massachu- Selis avenue: thence southeasterly with said avenue ents, ways, easements, rights, privileges, &e.t0saue elonging. ‘Terms: “Onethird cash; balance in one and two years, notes to bear six per cent interest, pavablesemk Annually aud to be secured by deed of urustor allcash, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing, &., at pare chaser's cost. A deposit of $100 required av nie of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven day's, other= | Wise Executor reserves the right resell_ at risk and fost of demaulting purchaser after tive days" public no- lice of ‘such resale in some newspaper pudlisied in Washington, D. WAL. HR. WOODWARD, 7 xsCulor Of Entate of Margaret Buln, deceased, NHON, J. FISHER & ictioneera, S$ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, AND SONAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF ASHINGTON, Under and by virtue of several deeds of trust, je recorded in Liber 106, of the Land Records of the District of Columbia, af folio 205 et seq., anqdita | Liber 1148 of said Records, follo 33 et seq., detault having been made thereunder, and the undersigned | ‘Trustee therein named having been reuested in welt- | {ng s0 to do will proceed tosell on the premises,at public | auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1886, at TWEAVE | O'CLOCK NOON, the foliowing deseribed real estate, | aud described as Lots number 24, 25, 20 and | 27, In square No. 1042 in the elty of Wasbington.and | ail'the Machinety, ‘Tools, Utensils and Apparitus, Horses, Mules, Wagons, "Carts and other person Property t:: and upon the abovedescribed property. or Used In connection therewith. And also, a certain Tease: hola interest in Lots No. 3, 4,5 and 0,in_suid square 1042, and of the buildings, inprovenients, rights und. appurtenances yato the same, belonging, ‘with the rights of renewal and purchase by the sald deeds of trust conveyed, and all the personal property, fixtures | and appurtenuiices to such leasehold’ property belongs ing or appertaining. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, aud the balance in one and two years, with interest, payable semi-annual ly, the wald deferred payment to be secured to the Sat- Sefuction of the trustee. All conveyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser, A depostt of $500 to he made at thine of sal Mi. WEBB, Trustee, HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Aucta, jat-Stawsswads ICANSON BROS, Auctioneers '3 SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS » IMPROVED BY TWO SMALL HOUSES, AT AUCTION, CORNER NINTIL STREET EXTENDED AND GRANT AVE- NUE. By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber No, 806, folto 46 et seq., one of the und records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of de the party secured thereby, I, the undersigned, aesur- viving trustee, wil! sell at’ public suction, in front of he premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1886, at HALE-PAST FOUR Q'CLOCK P.M.’ all that lot numbered thirty, (30) In Wright & “Cox’s subdivision of part of Pleasant Plains, in the county. ‘This lot will be. soid in two arts.” First frontin; 30 feet on Grant “avenue with jepth of 127 feet, thes cond part fronting 23 fect on Oth street extended with depth of 30 feel, together with all improvements, &c. ‘Terms ofsule: All cash: a deposit of one hundred 4o.lars wil be required on the day of sale. Couvey- ancing, c., at purchaser's cost. ‘Taxex puid to Jat- uary 11 RICHARD L. WALLACH, Jo-ddds Surviving Trustee, BE OK LAY Lanp For SALE On THURSDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH, 1886, at TWELVE O'CLOCK AL, at the Fairfax street entrance to Corporation Court’ Room of the city of Alexundria, Va., will be offered for sale, at public auc ton, etract of iand in Alexandria county, Va, col taining 56 acres, 10 perches on the south side of the ut one mile and « half below Arlington turnpike, Long Brige, near the brick yards of Wm, H., West & ‘Bro.; a abort distance west of the canal. ‘Thisland ts valuable for tracking purposes,and con- tains deposits of superior brick clay. ‘Terms: One-fifth cash: balance in three equal instal- ments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale, with interest, bonds with personal secur- ity tobe given for deferred instalments and title re- tained. 8, FERGUSON BEACH, 428-15t___ Commissioner Alex. Co. Circult Court. Axxvat Crosse Satz oF FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. Inorder to close out our entire winter stock of Suits and Overcoats, we have prices red uced to sult ‘everybody In need of a Suit or Overcoat. Overcoats we sold at $7 we sell now at $5. Overcoats we sold at $8 we sell now at $8. Overcoata we sold at $10 we nell now at $7. Overcoats we sold at $13 we sell now at $9. Overcoata we sold at $16 wesell now at $11. ‘Chinchilla Over juced from $15. Full Dress Suits cawaliow-tatl toate) 0 worth Prince Albert Suits fr 15 up. Business, Suite at. $6.50, $7.50, $9.75, $10.50, $12, y Teliawhie Lavdies’ ich fi city, ‘Teduced fully one-third, gens Demet ae a ai di Ste wi Magnificent stock Of Pantaloons at $1.50 and up- Prope treatment. Correspoti cons {one Rrwtly confidential Sepamute toouns (or adie EOR ROWS, 4 70 18 ¥RAI specitsies ba i rere feted SSO « = Mareen 7.bo Overcoats . CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL x ercoais reduced oxist, has returned and can he consulted on busi- O.00 Overconis Reduced to. zy bes. love and matrimony. Allie trouble call. Satis- WO Jacket und Pants reduced 50. faction guaranteed. Fee 50 cents. Residence, 811 OU Jacket and Pants reduced to ME THE RELI MS aeons sat aaa GuanerAn? .o0 jacket ang Panta reduced to $0.00. Love and Matrimony for 24 yours in this city: all in 0.00 Jacket ane Pants lad rouble oail, satisiuction guarauteed. Oflice hours, 10 YOR BOYS, 13 TO 18, fm 10.8 in. Fee S0c. and $L. 12 Firat st.E., Cap Svarcous reduced t9 "4 Dees SN catses AND coRE BY ONE ‘OD Overconis oe who was deaf wwenty-eight years. 0 to, St Cured hincl?”ts three thanha ates tae & ft” Cured hiuselt?in month i hundreds of others by mane procs,” A" plato, Sup 08 Sus e nd successful Lore treatment Agdtess Bian.wadu TS PAGE, 126 Rast 26th seoN.Y.City. 31880 Bails Teausea 8. MEL BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSO 4 MMP POORE TELGS ALL THE EVENTSO¥ THR MISFIT STORE : Temen 50 cents each, 408 L alreet, between sth and SOE Ie CaP Sa Sthstreets northwest. Thyoddwe | Don’t forget, we are at the corner of 10th and F. 8 DILES- DK MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY CELLULOID TRUR. y nac wrentment, without the ase of iu caustic Tose eves wears out, slwaye . Cas “be "consul and ome | ls tor FISHER'S, 23. ‘Dorthwest, LAP RRRER corer nels ieee Nate MINERAL WATER Telephone sta“ Lihtdal’ ano wstrent And all others in proportionately low prices, SUITS. surTa’ A nice Business Suit at $5, worth $8, A better one at $6.50, worth $10, An Al-Wool Cassimer Suit at $8.80, worth $12. An All-Wool 4-Button Cutaway at $10,worth $15, An All-Wool Prince Albeet Sult at $15,worth $22, We havea full line of Boys' Overcoats at $8.50, $4, 64.50, $5 that are worth double, Boys’ Suits at $5.50, $6.50, $7.50,-$8,50 that are ‘worth 50 per cent more than we are asking for them. Children’s Suits from $2 up to $8. Children's Overcoats from $2.60 up to 88.50. ‘Odds and Ends tn Suits and Overcouts at 25 per cent Jess than what they cost to manufacture, ‘Pants for Men, Youths and Hoys from $1 up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, 430 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS ISHOPS CAMPHORINE ae aban | Illinois into one district, ering the weather the parade was most credita- le. Lieutenant Governor Warwick naving be- come dissatisfied with his treatment by mem- bers of his own party left for home Saturday night and was not present to-day. Lieutenant Governor Kennedy was escorted to Columbus by the Springfield plug-hat brigade, and Chatr- man Bushnell, of the republican state exec tive committee. Gov. Hoadly and family will leave for their home in Cincinnati to-morrow. ‘There has been but one train In on the Sciota Valley road since Friday, and that. consisted of two cars drawn by thrée locomotives. The number of cars on all roads has been reduced and no freights are runnin; ee TO UNSEAT THE DEMOCRATS. The Hamilton County Delegation to be Turned Out To-day or To-morrow. Special Dispatch to Tuk EVENING STAR, CoLvmnus, 0., Jan, 11.—The house will re- convene at o'clock this afternoon should all the members be present. Mr. Poorman, chair- man of the committee on privilges and elec- tions, will submit his report and resolu- tion unseating the nine democratic mem- bers now holding seats from Hamilton country. It 1s quite probable, however, that nothing willbe done before to-morrow. ‘A re- port published yesterday to the effect that the defection of two members is suspected is re- garded here as the weakest of all the silly twad- le that has been published. Senator Sherman is expected hore the latter part of the week. ee GERMANY SEIZES SAMOA. The American and British Consuls Pro- test Against the Seizure. Loxpox, Jan, 11.—Intelligence has been re- ceived here thut Germany has seized the is- lands of Samoa, in the Pacific ocean. The king and his chiefs were insulted and finally fled. A force of men were landed at Apia from the German warship Albatross, The German consul then hauled down the Samoan flag and Tan up the German colors in its stead. The Samoans threaten to make war on the Ger- mans, The American and British consuls pro- tested against the action of the Germans, —— Bradlaugh to Take His Seat, THE ATHEIST MEMBER FROM NOTHAMPTON TO BE ADMITTED TO PARLIAMENT. Lonpon, Jan. 11,—The government does not intend to ‘prevent Mr. Charles Bradlaugh from sitting in the house of commons as member from Northampton. Mr, Peel, speaker of the last house, and who will be fe-elected, holds that Mr, Bradlaugh is fully entitled to sit, se bata Laetala Latest Foreign News, FAILURE OF THE JERSEY BANK, Lonnox, Jan. 11.—The Jersey Bank has sus- pended: The liabilities are not believedjto be eavy, as the bank was doing only a small busi- ness, ee gc. Suicide of an Aged Hebrew. ScueNecrapy, N. ¥., Jan, 11.—Jacob H. Henry, a well-nown and. much respected | elderly Hebrew of this city, committed suicide tw-day by shooting. A Convention of Miners Called. A PLAN TO FORM AN INTERSTATE ORGANIZA- TION TO BE DISCUSSED. Convmsvs, Onto, Jan. 11—John MeBride, resident of the miuers’ union, will to- lay issue a call for a state convention of miners. Among other matters to be consid- ered is a project to unite western Pennsyl- vania and the states of Ohio, Indiana and under one organi- zation. Such an organization 13 thought advisable by a lurge number of miners, and plans for its accomplishment will be discussed Atlength, Among the important problems re- lating to internal management to be discussed, will be whether the question of a strike shal before being brought to a final answer, alwa: be submitted to the general president or gene- ral executive committee. There will also be other discussions of matters relative to changes desired in the mining laws of the state, Gowen Again Elected President. PHILADELPHIA, Jap. 11.—The shareholders of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad com- any held thelr annual meeting here to-da: ‘he meeting was remarkable for the restora- ton to the presidency of Franklin B. Gowen, who two years ago retired from the manage- ment, ——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The Now York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 6389 15th street: 2014) BOI, 14 ‘Oregon 139, i381) Pac. Stall... ‘BO%e) 55 || Peo. D. & ek a, COC. &EOT} 112" 13m §Dor 1 49%! 45 _||West Unio Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The followin; changes from Saturday's quotatio on the Washington Stook Exohange are noted to-day U.S, 4%, 1801, coupon, 112% bid, 112% asked. 8. 1, registered, 112%) bid, 11: 8 ds"coupon, 128 ie ek + f Did, 123% asked. tered, 123%" bid. i 3 1891, coin, Apis bids “Tid askea?™ po per inp, 49, 1801, “currency: ff sgt, 148, Gah 20-year fund, 5p. c., 1800, currency, 113% bid. 20- Year fund, Os, 2802, con, Lisa Uke’ Boyeer fund, iy 1003; ott, 127 bid, "Metropolitan 442, stock, 10! tol and O Street ft. ; ‘Arlington Ins..142 bid. Masonic Hal borids, 105 bid. Washington Market stock, 174 bid. Washington Brick Machine, 112 bid, 116 ‘asked. Gon 4din bd, dtty asked Chest peab and Bor ot Gon. 69 Did) U.S, Electric Light. @ and Pot Tel. 70 bid, 75 saked, W.L. 1, first mort, bonds, 90 asked. a Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mo, January 11—Virginia sixes, consolidated 564; past-due coupons, S8ig: new ten: forties, SU: new threes, 5U%, BALTIMORE, Mo, January | 11.—Cotton dull— middling, OW, Flour sisady and Arm—Howard street and Western super, 2.6: 0, extra, 3.250400; do. family, 4 elt super, 00; Go, extra, 3.50a4.15: do, Hilo brands, 4.0204.70: Patapsco. "family, 6.65: do. superlative, patent 4,00. Wheat—southern nominal; western firmer dull; southern Ted, 90a95: do. amber. 05a07; No. 2 ‘Western Winter red, spot ; January, Thy; | Fel roy hy : Al Scarce; western higher and active; southern white, 4ba5U: do. yellow, 48ai; western mixed, spot, 56 aii Sahuary, Seeaieys February, 7; er, Ones fim=southera, 4 sour, ite, Goaso: ar mised. “Sano: "Penney Yana, 36039." Rye quiet 65a higher and Brmerprime to choice wealern, 13 00a1000. Prot ond sic and quick Sfeie pork. 6.850100 meats—shoulders aud clear ack iy Bacon nominal-hama, “10aLs. "Lard ened rani atte dull and eaay_werarn pase, joai7. Fetrolesin nominallf steady refined. 7a & bill providing for the erection of a new ‘ naval observatory upon the site in the District of Columbia purchased in pursuance of the act, of February 4, 1880, the plan to be provided by the Secretary of the Navy, and the total ex- nses for ‘grading, for roads, fenc- ing, for removing instrument and erecting them upon the new site and for the completion of the new observatory building according t the plan, and for all expenses, shall not excee the sum! of $600,000. For the purpose of be- ginning the work $250,000 1s appropriated. THE PROPOSED GRANT AND LINCOLN MONU- MENTS, Mr. Blair, in the Senate today, spoke briefly in behalf of his bill for the erection in Washing- ton of monuments to ex-Presidents Lincoln and Grant like the Washington monument. Mr. Blair said be bad received numerous letters and petitions in support of the plan, and it was one that ought to be carried ‘ont. EXECUTORS’ BONDS, Mr. Herbert introduced a bill in the House this morning amending the law relating to the bonds of executors in the District of Columbia, The billis the same as that introduced in the Senate by Mr. Call, Capitol Topies. and improvement, is $155,450.08, urer, K. F. Baker, rey that the ae for ‘the year was $55,619.10, and the expenditures that amount, less $370.63; a balance in the hands of the treasurer. A resolution of thanks to Mr. John F. Olm- Stead for his able management of the National Jockey club, by which the association was able to bey = — of its indebtedness and continue in existence, was adopted. Also a ‘vote of thanks to the officers and directors, ELECTION OF DIRECTORS, At two o'clock the voting for the board of directors began. Mr. Frank Hume declined re- | election, and the name of Mr. John F. Olmstead Was substituted. ‘The regular ticket was as fol- lows: For directors, Horatio Browning, Jos. C. McKibbin, Thos. J. Luttrell, John F. Olmstead, Geo. R. Repett, John K. Kelly, C. A. Witmer, Geo. M. Oyster, 1H. Christman, Wm, Dick” fon, F. M. Draney; tor treasurer, Reuben F. Baker. Another ticket was voted which was the same as the above, with the exception that the name of T. U. Murray was substituted for that of Geo. M. Oyster, Jr. ‘The president appolfited M. I. Weller, R. H. Spindle and P. H. Heiskell, jr. an audit cominittee to examine the acccunts and to the stockholders, wero Saturday night, At Savannah the first fal of snow in six years occurred. At Mobile the cold, 11 above, was the ‘greatest sipee 1852. Galveston bay is trozen ‘over, the rst time since 1862, and the toe nine inches thick, > eee similar yo come ther in years, and great to early vegetables, BLOCKADES ON THE RATLROADS. ‘The storm at Charlestown, W. Va, was the Worst ever known there. A south-bound train on the Baltimore and Ohio Valley road got stuck tn a drift about balf a mile from Charles: town last evening, and the ‘penengers were, notified that they must make tho best urrange- ments posathle. A territic wind prevailed and now is ‘ag through the @ir, mak: u iy hazardous. This information Saving feomeea Long “awd Fou, George hn ee ~ and Fou 5 Lamar, fothore went tn sonree they reached the train number of ladies, children and ntlemen, and, with the aid’ of two botel sacks, endeavored to bring them to the oly. After proceeding a short distance the guide lost bis and the backs were beld fast in adrift, with the temperature at freezing potut and the Passengers badly chilled. 41 was iucing death Venture on foot, but there was no other alton he WANTS A CERTIFICATE OF MERIT, ‘The Whitaker Trial. Sd eesorted to tee cline Aanee, fa, the hack: In the Senate to-day a petition was presented TESTIMONY IN THE CASE TO-DAY. Were many pevple from Baltimore, aud Mr. wud from E. H. Brodie, who served as private and This morning, in tue Criminal Court, | Mrs. two ebiidren and purse, and non-commissioned officer in the United States | Judge MacArthar, the trial of the case of @. A. | David Sundhetiner. of W eeprom y bag army from 1839 to 1885, asking that Congress | Whitaker, Indicted on a charge of presenti: os award him a certificate of merit for distias md Ph eee false bills to the bureau of medicine and sur gery, Navy department, was resumed. Dr. Adrian Hudson resumed bis testimony and testified as to the custom of the warcan, and that various books charged were furn! by Mr. Whitaker, but of others charged be bad "oir ‘Marsh’B, Clark, the mossenger of the Mr, Marsh P. emt bureau tor sixty years and now in his S5th year, was thé next *witness, aud testified that there was a surfeit of medical irnals on hand in 1883, and not pure! that year; did not know of other blank books nor of books furnished by Mr. Whitaker, Benj. White, a clerk of the burean, testified to the manner of weeping the books, aud the entry of vouchers, Objection’ was made that Mr. White could not iestity from the books Kept by Kirkwood or Carrigan that the transactions were not then noted, and argument decent tate The Case of Nardelle. THE GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO MEET THE Trinevit ors vercoes The imposition of the sentence of death on Antonio Nardello, for the murder of Carmine Rotunno, did not take place in the Criminal Court on Saturday, as was expected, in conse- quence of the government asking for time to meet the affidavits filed by defence in support of their motion for 4 new trial, as stated in THE STAR, AG district ee cintees is — nesses who will make the case against Nardello stronger than it was present guished bravery and goud conduct at the battle of Corro Gordo, Mexicc, which certificate was recommended by his superior officers. NOTES. Representative Bland says he has no idea | what the complexion of the coinage, weizbts and meastires committee Is, and does hot think | anyone will know until a vote is taken, | Mr. Jackson introduced a bill in the Senate | to-day to provide the U. 8. Supreme Court with | 8 law clerk and a stenographer, £. P. Balley, of Missouri, has been appointed clerk to the committee on coinage, weights and measures, a THE HAVILAND MYSTERY. Prof. De Smedt’s Examination of Geo. Dorsey’s Bloody Coat. To-day Prot. De Smedt made a careful micro- scopical examination of the spots on the coat which Detective MeDevitt took from a house in Montgomery county, Md., near the place where Philip Haviland was last seen. The coat was one worn by George Dorsey, a colored man, now in fail at Rockville. The spots are rather obscure, as a result of the process of washing to which the coat had been subjected, yet they afford abundant proof of being blood. Prot, De Smedt, however, is at present unable to say whether it is human blood. Two very small spots found on a portion of the lining, which had not been washed, were examined under the microscope. These showed unmistakable evi- dence of being blood, and bore characteristics ‘of human blood or of hog's blood, the globules iestown and Pen-Mar, is blockaded by snow to ‘the depth of fifteen feet. Four paxsenger trait and several loaded tains are unable Ww move, and fourteen engines are working to cet them out, |The blockude commenc.sd Saturday jorning and the large number of paswngers are being made as comfortavie as Able, but there ts believed to be considerable suticring on On the Wheelti ‘Obie, the Cin pea <2 mnlles out ‘froin the being round and hard, with a cavity or depres |ed, although the theory that mor sion in them in the center, not oval, and regu-| der was committed at night is not born lar in shape, This is the ‘substance of the re. | out. Three or four of the mew witnesses rt made by Prof. De Smedt to Major Dye- ‘he coat 1s of homespun cloth, and very much worn, testify that they saw Nardello and Rotunno: early'in the morning after the latter left Guadio’s house, going towards the lane leading to the house where the body was found. The government will also have affidavits denying ihe testimony as to Nardelio always wearing two pairs of pants, having a bitien BC, cabs Serko District Goverument Affairs. DANGEROUS STRUCTURES. The building inspector has notified Mr. F. K. Ward to remove within five days 8 heap of stone and rubbish leit on Indiana avenue, in frout of the house recently built by Mr. Gar- lisle.—Mr. George W. Utermule bas been notified to take down, within thirty days, the two wooden buildings owned by him, Nos. 712 and 714 8th street northwest, which are found to be dilapidated and uniit for habita- An Extra Hand-Shakin; THE PRESIDENT’S VISITORS TO-DAY, ‘The President did not hold his customary re- ception on Saturday on account of Miss Cleve- jund’s reception, He came down into the east room this afternoon and shook hands with all the visitors present, to make up for the omis- sion on Saturday. He has not yet decided that the Monday afternoon reception will bea regular event, instead of Saturday, but ft is probable that He will receive strangers on that day when- ever the press of business will allow. When the electric bell sounded to announce his com- ing, at halfpast ove this afternoon, scarcely : 5 tion.—Mr. Albert Fox, agent, is requested to | Susy Sanday), Fe Sinalt"atiendance was dao to the cold: weather | Make tho chimbey of lonse NO. 1754 Katrect | 21 din gets Bh 1150 a and to the fact that It was not generally known | Uaugler line beet nolified to hate a flue Bou e | Mieke oe Sey eee aes that he would be visible to visitors on that day. | (aegler b ‘Of house 400 I street.-—Mr, W. | 6:09, 7:10, 10:00 ‘p.m. and 11:0 ulgit.’ For misuete e fat eae nate A | O. Denaloon Te goued to haven chimmey on | Sete ing 738, Sand, 40 pals ead minutes, The last man to shake ban : a8, 0 me is ¥ the President that ie had come fourteen hun- | Bouse No. 458 Catreet northwest made secure | 5m day, excopt bunday. Os Sunday Y aan 420 dred miles to see him on business, but only days Pm asked for five or ten minutes The President MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The Commissioners have ordered that in con sideration of certain circumstances connected with the sewer contract with Thomas MeCant the tine for completion of work under wai contract be extended to June 30, 1888, ‘The Commissioners have nutified Major Dye that the board bas determined that all selling liquor to be drunk on the prem! are to be regarded as barroom keepers, and must in Murray, wate on police force, tenders his resignation. promptly replied: “To-morrow morning at ten o'clock.” ee Mr. Eaton and not Mr. Edgerton, AN UNFOUNDED REPORT THAT CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER EDGERTON INTENDS To RE- SIGN. Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton denies the reports that have been printed about his contemplated resignation. Mr. Edgerton has m, days, and . For stations on Me. m. daily, except Sun- been confounded with his colleague Mr. Eaton, ‘NOT ENTITLED TO @ PENSION. day, and 530 p.m. daily: 4:40 p.m, dally, exceps who has expressed a desire to retire from office] The Commissioners itave Gopliod to the appii- | Bunday, one ena — pee yond about February 1. The result of the confusion | cation for a pension made by Mr. George id, | ions; for Lexington, Staunton and has been the publication in an Indiana paper | an ex-policeman stating that there is no law | Raga, that Mr. Edgerton intends to return home and | suthorizing such @ pension, as be was dis-|«m., endeavor to secure the nomination for Congress | charxed irom the service Heatly two years | tows! aad Wincicwicr ba0a.m.. ttt am: daily cx: Saeed seer mete gning pee ome (tml a liad omy sbingion and Gulthersbarg #50 ails and 1230, wien asked about the report by u Stax reporter 2 | : : " to-day, laughed and suidhe had nointention of| Reax Estate Saves—E. J. Stellwagen, tras re 4 See: seuton Ber Ser resigning and did not want to go to Congress, | tee, has sold to Titian J. Coffey, for $6,245, | orleans cs oe te ‘This report about his desiring to get the con- | the property fronting 29 feet on the north sido Pilg. 50 pam. ‘and expres, ssional nomination was, he said, put out for | of K street just west of Connecticut aveuue. | 1 Pp ion, 230 p.m res the purpose of annoying Mr. Lowry, Str. Eaton, he said, did not wish to remain on the commis: sion after February 1st, but no date had been fixed for his retirement, He would resign then, John F; Olmstead has sold to Smith Pettit, Jas, Drips, and Jas Robbins, for $15,000, the prop erty fronting 68 feet on the east side of 14 street, between N and Rhode Isiand avenue. a. daily ok 4 and 530 pm a Mr. Edgerton thought, unless the exigencies of | SaraltB. Norton has sold to Chas. H. 9 hg ee et ge FEES the service at the time required him to remain. | for $4,155, two lots AS 400 fect each, with tax | Deed Si eine Bie naa ee eer, ay. Speaking of the fight made upon Mr. Eaton's | provements, on the north aide of French street nomination in the Senate, Mr. Edgerton char- acterized it as extremely unjust. ir. Eaton, he said, was sincere and earnest. Mr. Edgerton said’he had received no intimation as vw who was likely to sueceed Mr. Eaton asa civil ser- West of 101i street. Ger Riv or Your Cory at once by pein De Jayne’s Expectorant, and #0 avold the a Tue MANDLEY Divorce Case.—In the | Geveloping's serious ‘trou ity Court—Judge James—this morning Mr. rh ‘Mackey, solicitor for the plaintiff tn tbe ‘vies commissioner. divoree case of Mandley agt, Mandiey, dismissed DIED. by Justice Haguer on ‘8th instant, moved At iL ‘northwest, ANNIR ce Service Matters. for a reconsideration on the ground ot'a mani- | DRAYTON HROUN RK, wife of ichard &. Brounen NAMES DROPPED FROM THX LIST OF BLIGIBLES | fest mistake a8 to s matter of fact ou the part | Sen @Cleck pai January Qin, 180. 7 SEW QUARTERS. justice who dismissed . Mr. t. se ewe nae. Friends and Fe eG FOR BEN UA! Stacie stated that the petition was dis <2 ie Under the operations of the civil service rules about 800 names were dropped from the Ust of eligibles on the 1st inst, and the persons interested are now being notified of the fact. Under a special regulation a large part of this humber were allowed to remainon'the list for more than a year. The records show that nearly one-half of those on the list of eligibles during the first two years have received ap- pointments. From the present time a name ‘will remain on the list tor only one year upless ‘an emergency occura whieh renders it desirable to retain them or. Civil Service Commisstoner Trenholm and Chief Examiner Lyman will go to-morrow from New Or.eans to Louisville, Ky.,to hold an ex- amination there. Thence th i Bo to Kansascity. ‘Tye civil xervice commission ts still looking for desirable quarters, as the commissioner o1 missed on the alleged ground that it is an plication for divorce on the ground of adulter and yet fails to charge, as required by rule ‘of the court, that co adultery was aan witbout the consent, conni' ivi or procurement of the petitioner; and ‘that afer discovery of theoffense, the petitioner has not voluntarily cohabited with the defendant. He then exhibited and read the petition, showing that It Js an application for divorce on the sole ground of deser' ‘the petitioner adding that Since the desertion ‘the defendant had lived in adulterous intercourse, but not himself testify- ingto any actof aduliery, and the desertion continuot during more than two years last Sting testided to by witnesses other than the petitioner. ———— aise Serer of re- avery ul from #29 Mimouri avenve, on Wedneniay McCCENEY. On at 1: an, JOUN Sy inh. son of Joke &: aoe ieee Mt ne? ‘private . agriculture desires the to vacate the rooms which it now ocouples in the annex of | ‘died suddenly on Saturday night, after the feaitural demeccoeareelding. ‘Several | brief illness. “He bad been twenty-five years in have been examined, but no choice has been miude. {tts considered desirable. thet ‘the board should have ten or twelve rooms at its service, all Jocnted on ona: floor. ATRLEPHONE Decision.—In the contest in the Patent office between Eocard and Draw- 7 ee steady and quiet~Rlo cargoes ordinary two fair, 2 Bugar ateady and quiet=a aon, scopes ined firm, 10walO%. Whisky. firm, Iidat: Sai: four, Int Eran yet Rood 201. ‘wheat, 2,000" ‘unebanged. May RANGR oF ing were the TRE The hid ian iteamee Mees eke pisrnbunss saeeretoe reese nd dead at the foot of the malts of Peace termine the question of ity of serene cetepies ie even eee pe ol pep ting seaplane Sen Geckded thes raw! prior inventor. ‘Tux TALLAFOOSA was put in commission at | Pepldly, it destroyed two blocks of buildings the Brooklyn navy yard today. penis in gu, “the he wil probaly exceed ‘THe Court oF CLAIIES was in session to-day, | # Papen beeen pe | ‘and disposed of a latge number of cases. The | Sn all sides by dwelling houses. aud the ‘ailing claim of John M. Langston, late minister to | walls missed ee ee Hayti, was decided in bis favor, and be was ot the operatives. |All thoes che erect ad ent to the amount of Lema] — - oe came ty ergany | Ee eres which he was entitled under the law. ‘therein. Van Shaick 4 Co, were given 4 1 10F , belbg the refund ofan old revenue tax, are six or seven cases in which a number of New York bankers and ‘are inter- ested, which will comé under’ and be decided in favor of its. It was de- cided in the case of 8. E. administratrix, that an officer of the have