Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1886, Page 3

__FOR_SALE—AOUSES DOR SALE—A NICE THREESIUOBY BRICK House. 7 rooms, all modern. ta im One Scuare iroi Government Prigting odice. Now ander rent. Brive #2 cine (0 sult Pat DARNEILLE, 1228 Fete ine ‘A HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRIC House of rooms. all modern Improvements, 2- ‘ory brick stable in rear; pow renting for $20 per mo, S220 oncasy terme. Pa. DARNEILER 12368 $2,290, on easy terms. ‘PUA. DARNEILLE, Pr Jazze —— AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IF SOLD by February Ist, a handsome new House, contain ing 11 rooms, finest location in the northwest. Ad- Sr em JOR SAL oF EXCH iaing BE goa ST SWELL Id Pe EY SOR SALE—A VERY ing geri oa SINESS PROP EL BUILT DWELI- - near Connec:icut ave; 10.000. ‘Thin property’ le desirable. ws an T= Yeament av it Is witer lease for three years ard {init Seven per cont het, ad Uh = rimproving. LOUIS B. SHOR: ALE POUR NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSES, windows, furnace, all modern improvements in three of them and 10 feoms in corner Rouse: desirably located. Can be finished April Ist. ‘Will be sold siuzly or together, ‘Terms vase. Inj tion of the premises invited. "AD weil built and Joell their appointments a Ars-class inves est ment. NORTH WASIIINGTON REAL BSY.CO., 608 and 510 F st, nw. Saal at OF SALE—BRICK HOUSE: FOUR ROOMS AND batb; Cst. me., between 13th and 14th; easy terms; price, $1,000. DAMS & BEALL, & Real Estate, Loans and fnaurance. $a22-3t 1420 F st. nw. {OR SALE-BUMNES PROPERTY — THE large store and dweiling corner of New Jersey ave. £aGDaks Bow under rent at 570 per month: price. 30,600." Apply to JAMES FULLERTON, 519 7th a 022-30 im SALE W. bl4Tse. mt10 B22 A stm) fo eN.Cap DO 'st..9 75.6, 000, Mass ave, ¥ ra, 3208 5th staan 1.9 4 303 E st. m.t., 8 rs._5,00u 307,309,311 M, The above ts only a smail portion of propert my books, For full lst call at office for bullets issued ou the Ist and 19th. "[j22]" THOS B. WAGGAMAN. JOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—-TWO_ SEV room press brick, bay window, well-built Houses, with all latest moder improvements, om Ke sty neat Porth Capitol, Avply w owner, JNO. W. ita W- KINS, 12th and D sts sw. ja2t-3e PORSALE SEVERAL PROPERTIPS ELIGIBLY located. at prices that will pay from 12 to 1 zent perannom. Cail at once DANENHOW EN & Son Taze F Jaz: FRSA S S24 Lh tw ws 6 room brick: 92.550. 512 11th sta ye: 6 room frame; 81,200. 225 D st. 5 w2:5 room houne: Sth sts ¢: 5 room house: A.good Business Stand 3d and F sts..w.: $4,000: also Pa stand Maincavesw.; $2400. CH. PARKER dy and Es.w. VOR SALE—CHEAP-TWO SSTORY BRICK Houses, with 8 rooms each, on ith st. bet, F and 3 sts. $e, $3.00) euch, CTL PARKER, ja. 22823- Se and E: OR SA LE—CHEAP- A two-tory Frame House; five rooms and summer iuchen. with a two-story frat r 154120 feet, to a 24 foot alley and 13: at $0 3 PARKER, $12 and E sts. aw. EW, NEAT, WKLE-RUILT = mod. imps, location morthwest, Fe, SALE—A& room Brici somth front Price 500-—Sorwcasin; balance easy” SovoRry e vv Ja20-6t ath and F streets, Fo SALE-THAT ELEGANT DWELLING House, situate 1522 K st. n.w.; has every modern Zonyenl tice well sud thoromghis built and nicely ais or price, terms and “permit to inspect, a] ply to = HUPTY © DYER, = Jaze cots nue, pro! sata HAD TL rane Hougee oa Bladcneburg Fond, fust north of Boundary." SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. janet we ow {OR SALE-A BLOCK OF NINE HO ey sae’ erey te gon locaton, worthenet A good investment, Wi Separate or together. : SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. one DOR SALE—EI6 BRICK DWELLING, SIX Toums anit bath room: all modern impro Tented to. 10 per cent ou investinent; price, jUTHERFORD, 1226 Fst. n.w, | LL HOUSES SEC ty ON SMALL MONTHLY PAY- I MAKE THIS A SPECIALTY. DUN T. ARMS, T A BARGAIN-TWO SEVEN Press brick, bay window, well-built’ Houses, with all invest modern imnproveme North Capitol “Apply to owner. KINS, 12th st and Marland are aw. Firs if Se. price 11.000, 6 Bricks, will rent fot 308, price 510000: 4 room Bricks, nicely ceated on Capitol Hill, price $3,130 each: 2 room Frames, cenifal location, northwest, renting at $23, stew $1.7 cach. Tony offer the above for few vs. which are paving from 11 to 13 percent. W. E 1422 New York av aos CST. NW SSTORY BRICK, lot 40x15 feet. 2 neat Dupont Circie,dirs ai SALE (SIF SOLD good business quares from 7th 3 2 i. ave. near 7th ste, Grs' ml. Frame. Ost near lity st nw, dre, $ rieds T. hear 10th uw, 9 Px, mh ened a: 7 mm T <I Marion st, newt Paw. ra, mi Ost near” 4th st. aes resi k. 0 moult part of the many desirable poem of property for we by Tir Nourht Wasnt EAL ESTATE CO, 1U F street nw. SALE FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPER: | im one of tie best locations oo F st. u.w. WALKER @ WILSON. ale-tm 1006 F st. iw. Frame in good order: lange lot: ir 11th as ©. between and H: only $2.50, per month WALKER Jalétw 190% 17 Tih st.64.000/721 12th st., 136 $5,000 | Trin te uo 1338 Faas’. te Ty. 6.000 | SRE NERY DeRTRAT ek Dwellin sWwOketh de tan | Our’ st nw. | Thorough tmatra AUCTION SALES. al eal, THIS AFTERNOON. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BUSTERS SALE OF A NEW TWOSTORY BAY- PASE DOW SEC Rock BRICR HOUSE, SITU. ATED CORNER TWENTY-SEOUN AND VIRGINIA AVENUE. Under ahd by virtve dfn dee of trom, Ghly re gorded Im Liber No. 1110, folio. 200, one of the Mat records of dhe-Diateit of Coluuatia, and By, bite iD Sd, an rostesn, will oiler eh pe q ed, an ero ‘omer Jo frout of the property. ou 's EIDAY. the TWENTY: SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1586, at HALF. PasT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the tollowing-described Teal estate, situated tm the city of Washington, Dist trict of Columbia, to wit: All of sub-lot nombered sareneemn 27 i eum’. ae eee ane part of original lot humbered one’ 1), in square uaimbered Bfty-niue (59), being house No, 506 22d street north- west ‘Terma will be male known at timeof sale. A de of $100 will he required finn the purchaser. ona TaNbe ge tee WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, } TFastees _Jald-daeds ‘TO-MORROW. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Regular sale of Household Furniture in front and thin. auction, rooms, SATURDAY, JANUARY VENTY-FHIRD, 1866, at CLOCK, em- Bracing & generat’ adortinent of Household Goods, several Pianos Office Purniture, Carpets, &c. AUMOLAT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, About ten tons beat Ohio Grindstones, 6 Crates Eng- iish' Stone and Majolica Ching Ware. ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Sleighs, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, HorseS and Har ness Ja21-2t S, BESSINGER, Anchoneer. S. BE WASINNGTON AND’ GEORGETOWN Will be sold at the Bazaar, No. 040 Louisiana ave hue.on SATURDAY MORNING, THE TWENTY- hom . 3. BENSINGER, Es rea EDUCATIONAL. HORT-HAND AND PRACTICAL PENMAN shi it st her and lessor, fifteen: Some enna 2 mercer epee aoe SSA RE aS S DUPE NR: cag URaLORIEED SLO Seite anne ae ER eh ae ty corréspondence, Call for prospectus. 1 F st. : bid Pusso Tasoxs MiSs CLARA HARRISON, Pupil of Wm.Mason N.Y. 613 Mt nw. _Ja6-Im® MES ADEEINE DUVAL MACK, 1424,N ST, AVE has reopened her school of Elocution and Dra packs Sac cpr coe ear at ee ola RENCH PRIVA’ LESSONS TO LITERATE gystem. Prot HW. LARROQUE. from Paris, Sor- Bonne University. 714 13tn st. @3i-1m are followed “Privare pupils preferred. K. F CROMELLS, office ot Johns & yo, Sten graphers, 472 Louisiana ave. Jall-3m PRIVATE LESSONS, BY_A LADY OF EXPE: Fience, in Classics, Mathematics, English Branches and French, for young ladies or ehudren. Special attention given to fittung boys for FS New York ai ington.” Address F-H1., 17 TW 25HINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIG, St, Clond building, cor. 9th and F sts, mw. Sev" enteenth year. Piano. Organ, Voice. Violin, Flate, Cornet, dc. Free advantages 0. Bo BULLARD, Director: Jad-ime * NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GREP matics and English, by Prof. F.A. SPRINGER, late Civil Service Examiner. Appiiedints for examination repared. Apply for eiteulars and information 425 (CLASSES _OF THF ART, STUD) GUE, J Washington. D. Instractors, & G. Heatox, (pupil of Bonuat & Cabauel): TN. Bxooke, (pupil of Bonnat). and Jous Le Bees rr ‘Terms: Like aud Portrait classes (day or evening), Per month $5 each: Antique clam (every day and evening), per month $4; evenings only $2: Sketch Glass (daly), terms $2. classes or members. ‘course. 2." Free to students of other Fortnightly Lectures $2 for the d26-1m* IVATE LESSONS IN BOOKKEEPIN fathematics. Penmanship, and in all Engiish Branches. Terms moderate. “Apply to. F. WOOD, st me. 2 SHELDON? Fst n.w.. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat- DANCING ACADEMIES, AT 1004 Ss Srday. “At ‘Sd af. and’ Penusyivania avers 7 Tacs. day and Saturday. “Notice—A discount of 25 per cent Those jolning arse week of the new year. ds Pp RANCIS GERMU CHER of Pana, Ortan Noval une and flarmon ‘Special attention to beginners aswell ag. 10 ip! advanced Tal yuh st news azine Lars, Geytizwen axp Yovrns (ot both sexes) Learn to read. write and speak FRENCH and GER- MAN me the MC. Ae Roomy TOO dsl New ‘ork ave. ‘attended. Private lessons at room 123, Corcoran Building. 45-3m PROF, C E. px GHENT. MAbase HOEFELDT, 4 GERMAN Lavy. aVE with highest recommeniiations desires anv are for Qassic and Modern Music: » after tne true Italian method; good German, French and Italian taugnt by grammar con’ sation style wit unsurpassed “methods. HOMME ladies at her resi- 7th st. n.w. Also oue in the evening for nd epistolary 12156 st nw. WRENCH Li 1s fortal dence, 1014 Jadies and gentlemen.” Parisian pronounciation, cal and oFiginal system. Young ladi 3pm. *RIEND'S SELECT SCHOOL 1811 I ST, N, W Ane cmentary and High Schoo! for both sexes, instruction in Eig! jatematics, Natural Science, Ancient and Modern ea. “Students of good Morals received at any time. ks furnished by the THON W. SIDWELL, PR TLE Ea morning class for classeay ad ies! at ‘a7 ata Piacipal. ARILLA BARNESBRUCE, SCHOOL OF pe as ey SE ee, Needlework, Brats, Design. Stunog 915 Est n.w,, Washington, D.C. Hours: 10to1. oe Hae SCHOOL FOR BOYS—BROOKEVILLE Academy, Brookeville, Montgomery county, Md. Term of Brookevilie Academy Will begin on Feb- FY Ist, 16S “lasses for Young Men Pring fot Betentific or Business Lifethe Universities, Pri [oe ‘NO FUSIL oft. ices eg ores mere ae ~ aE Lda ie ABSOLUTELY PURE AND UNADULTERATED, foistetern ty Senet oa ot av mien ee Pies sieunesph ‘term ofe HOSPITALS, Tease (from the Lat of January. three CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, Seueeavinemers ete samme being Pal INFIRMARIES, ‘recaurant basinea. i deposi of S308, De fred id all 25D PRESCRIBED BY at porches on, ters oaewsaae PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE, rARD ras, ‘CURES . ee } ‘Trustess, CONSUMPTION, Ja22<08ds HEMORRHAGER FPHOMAS DO AND ALL WASTING DISEASE, 5 HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS, 2COMPO! FRAME, WR TE ER Wee atkD ON Seve INEBRIETY, SrREMT GEOSGRIOWS, AT FUBIEO SALE DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, Pa Ag ty Wl ae ted, 08 @x- MALARIA, tOF, ill offer nt punlic sale on WEDNES, Bay TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF JA mae ONLY at. Fo! ‘CLOCK P. AL. in front Premises, partot Lot 201 in Thirkenls addition % Georgetown, fronting 23 feet on 7th street and run- Bing buck 60 ‘Miso part of Lot No. 199 in re ea Fi {wo-story frame house, containing four rooms and of: Poss Sruonaer ‘THE SICK, INVALIDG, Basement. OONVALESCING PATIENTS, “Terms of sale: One-half cash :balance in six months a with interests of toe ‘may pay all cash. Alt AGED PEOPLE, = —= porchaser conveyal ‘at the expeuse of the purchaser. “asad mon Pe P. JACKSON, Executor. FPHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON U STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH STRET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE pROniB West at ea irtae 0 deed trast, recorded in liber Xo, 1739, follo ‘Sus et se, at the, request of the | party. thereby - WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN. ‘We have had prepared expecially for us by a (great German scientist, an unfailing formu which fs a sure and positive cure for Copsump- tion, and which can be prepared by any family housekeeper (raw beef steak andour Pure Malt ‘Whisky being of the ingredients). This formula oan will be sent under the seal of our company to oa. Ag putin, cae, band person afflicted with Consumption and ont of the prema step sy Fenton ‘Whiaky, free of charge, upon reeelpt HEGND, Titi a FIVE Ocoee. Mote 39] ofa twocentetamip, By the usc of thi formula, and 2 e recorded vision ol {us 7 Theve lots have each s froatof 23 feet and's depth of | hundreds of supposea incurable consumptives 10 feet ‘The pro} 1 Bol have been fia all cases 1 fe Pruperty will, be wold subject to three restored to health, and rior deeds january 20, where it has been used it has increased the HES, ceeating, S200, with, Interest at ten percent: | Sete, onan average nt haat ven pounds la a ‘With interest at six per cent. and the third dated | month This result is guaranteed where it is Aueust 11, 1885, securing $200, with interest at ten | used regulariy. ‘Two ounces of alcohol contain more nutri- ‘Terms: One-third cash. and the balance in two equal i its at six and twelve months, beatin ment than ten ounces of meat. It is the only cathe provers tldjorAil cay athe apigu ofthe | dur on taper ote ee pesto on the pro} option o ‘on the part of the stomach. It rehaser. A deposit of $50 will be required nt ti SF sale, and al convevancleg and fecorling will bear | Pévullarly fitted for the weak and detiltated. purchaser's cost. If terms ure not complied with in ten days from sale the property will be resold at risk ‘and cost of defiulting purchaser. PILLING, ‘For sale by dealers and druggists everywhere. ‘Persons east of the Rocky Mountains tnable to procure It from their dealers can have half- JOH IRVING WILLIAMSON, } Trustees, dozen sent im plain case, unmarked, express THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jee charges prepaid, by remitting six dollars to 7] WHOS J. FISHER € 00. Au — ‘The Duty Malt Whisky Co, HOS. J. FISHER @ O0.. Auctioneers ora TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF Senge inet gra eto woe Hey Pen ee mnder and by virtie of se recorded in Liber 1068, of the Land Records Ryd cigbes val are invited to avatl themselves of the services of the District of Columbia, at folio 205 et seq., att, ektyamnahiyloarapiepe popes Liber 1148 of said Records, follo 33 et seq., deiaul having been made thereunder, aod tse tniesitnat ‘Trustee therein named having been reuested in Writ- ing so to do will proceed tosell on the premises,at public auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1886, at TWELVE LOCK NOON, the following described real estate, known and described ag Lots number 24, 25, 26 and Eerrmsioua OR SKIN CANCER, ailtie Machinery, Took, Ciensice wea a iachinety, and. Appari Horses, Mules, Wi Carts and other personal | . FOr seven years I suffered witha cancer on my property Iz: aud upon the abovedescribed property or | Me. Hight months ago a ‘recommended the used in connection therewith. And algo, # certain lease- | We of Swift's. and 1 ined to make an hold interest In Lots No. 3, 4, 5 and 6,in said square | €f(0Ft to procure tt. In this I was successful, and be- 1043, aud of the itaprovenients, rights apa | #2 its Use. The influence of the medicine at first was appurtenances uato the game belonging, with the | 10 somewhat agarayate the sore; but soon the inflem- of renewal and purchase by the ‘sala ‘deeds of | mation was allayed, and T began to improve atter the tind appurteaabens to such fecachold peppers) Selsag | Proved, Iain swconkef aad able ts do diy kiadot ihyg oP appertaining. feb Work. “The cancer on my tace began to decrease and ferme of sale: One-third cash. and the balance in | th¢ ulcer to heal, until there is not # vestige of It left— Ses ned mayest, with interest, payable semiannual | OMY # little scar marks the plage, ly, the sald deferéd payment to be secured to the sat ‘MRS. JOICTE A. McDONALD. Whetiomot the trustee’ all conveyanciug tspest the | Atlanta, Ga, August 11, 1886" cost of the purchaser. A deposit of to be made ‘at time of sale. M. B WEBB, Trastes. THOS, J. FISHER €00.. Aucts. jaGdtawawads Thave had acancer on ace for some voars. x- tending’ from ‘one cheek bat ‘one across the nise to the other. “It has given mea great deal of pain at times burning and itching jp such an extent that it was ‘almost unbearable. TM@ummenced uring Swift's Spe- cific in May, 1885, and have used eight bottles, it in ¢ ven the greatest rellef by removing the infiaiumn- mn and restoring my geneful health. ‘W. BARNES, Knoxville, Iowa, Sept. 8, 1885, ‘Treatise qa Blood and Skin Disesses mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer 3, Atlante, GaN. ¥. 187 W. 23dst. Wwttes 8 wintia: WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PAINTED SUITES, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS. MAHOGANY TABLES. WALNUL HALL RACK, BEDDING MATTRESSES, BRACE AQQL CHAIRS, BRUSSELS AND INGRALN CARPETS, CRUCKERY, ETC, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, at TES O'CLOCK A. H., we shall sell, at residence, No, 443 Massachusetts avenue, the above assurtment of household effects. jazi WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auct, FINANCIAL YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY HAR ROSEN AUS Oo 54 Exchan NEW YORK. Pusce & Wunrreny, STOCK BROKERS, Tho Tinh aeeine, }New York, 659 15th street (Corcoran Hullding), Washtn, PIVATE STOCK THLEGRAEH WIRES BETWwEBN eee TNO. PHILADELPHIA, ‘GENERAL PantNana. James WHITELY, wortia Ke Tanvias Speed pe Soe fen all classes of Rallway iH. H. DODGE, Resident Partner, Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- Ents aitcct tum the New Yer nde Eee ew Stock E: ‘Sllorders executed sud reported promipay. ie 15 ia 49 w,£m,3m ees-] EERE HAMBRUG EMBROIDERIES, ‘NEW DEPARTMENT. SELECTED PATTERNS. LOWEST PRICES. PROFESSIONAL. WHITE & SON, PHYSIOLOGICAL FOOT SPECIALISTS, 1416 Veuna. avenue, Washing- fon, and 11 N. kataw et., Baltimore, ‘Tielr fee (Gi a niiting) adualiting All claises, gives ‘a large expert ence, thereby enabling the treating of extreme cases ghserved theif treaamnent of Gornssbuntus renstoi ey observed their treaument of Corns, Bunions. rostolt Diseased ‘Nalis-ang other foot aliments. affords: S great amount of permanent reliet. 3 RAND MME. SELDEN, 1321 19TH S1. N. W, Estabitshed 1355, reatinent for indies Fewedles prompt and reliable; advice free and Conte dental; terms reasonable, Call or write. iaz2Ote BESIDES OUR REGULAR GOODS we purchased s large lot of SAMPLE PIECES, one plece of kind, atprices which we feel sure will sur- Prise you, and, knowing they will interfere with our regular stock on account of price. we have determined to close out as soon as possible. Will sell to-day and every day until ALL are disposed of. 5c. EDGINGS at 8 cts. 20c EDGINGS at 10 cts, SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL GF UOOK-| All Shorthand Books aud Supplies, All Writing Machines and Supplies. n16 H STREFT N.w. SCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR OTH Dists nw. A practical busitess efucation thet sles yout stem ad wommen towppart themselves ‘Thorguah Tastrachn givens Rapid W site te ee fongivent™ =the Ene: Cafenlattons, EPiNG, lin" Language, Corcesponiencer Ha Poo keepune ibe Praction chert Law | Bennie. Stenographyand Type wating Jar day ‘and evening hesiony femined, TUESDAY, me ‘open Or guarter,on and after MOND Ay Corps of teachers. Illustrated Circe? lar, giving fall information, sent free on application MENG SPENCII Princiel MRS. SaRa A. SPENCER. Vice Principals” bau YOLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Four boys taken as boarders ccthtim 1538 T street n. OOM BRICK HOUSES, GUO! Pe ae aire omtme | STEDT & BRADLE: POR SAL F ‘rand Plano. sie: one very tne (print 2s Pius Wi." Khabe Syoare, SW han sed velvet Ebony Suite Pariot Purniture | rth SIN for S55. All must be sold to cover ad- Apply at office of EXCHANGE BANK. 43° nw ci ry WOR SALE Pata | THE fi STEAL Company havea large and choice line of J unimproved property for sale, offertiug qument. "Farts destin ws oar sale in the orth or north. of the city will find it to thelr advaatace rougk: this company, which gives lis whole Aitrntion and energy to the dewelopment of that part of the (ity: This company “hus. seventy thousnd | feet in one tract on New Hampshire ave, at a bar sale or exchausge 510 Fst n. ATTORNEY, Tides to Keal Bstale, S02 Pat. i. U. du BASTEE, ATTORNE Y-a-LAW, LATE is tn the civil service. Practices before the Cours tters of Congress and Departments. Room 51, ‘Butiding, cor. sth aud F sta. 0. W, sm MPBEIL CAREINGTON, ATTORNEY-aT- Cee, Pica in at tne Cuarta Uihce 200 ieiane avenue (Barbour Law Buudiag. Mesto. No. 1539 Gur sizeet Dorthwest. = N. 4 MELEE AHIOMSEY AETAw N. ‘upton Lave ulldin 2 Levuis tae “7 Benidence, S13 T st. uw. ae ELH WALK Ut Commimioner, Notary Publle omnes: te a and At x 20 tata ene Gere ____ DENTISTRY. “Pp STARE PaRSOSs. COR Wi AND EN.W. DDR eee EE without extracting. “A local » Used UD the ulus, alleviates pain Of extracting Gaagivem apls S4xuUsL 1. SOUTT. aes. ree SS ARSE recreate Bopper omer SSS ec aes crear #. 7. M TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 TF D Me DEN $37 7TH ST. ite tranches Teeth inserted = __'THE TRADE Book Mauut 420 and 422 111b st nw. ots (sos Bao. G'raiiieat ASD JOB FSS Pepusyivanta avenue. Wettingten bo. Bar Five Printing a: NEARLY NEW BRADBURY | : | _Bventng Classes, $3 and 95 amonth. 10,000 acres of improved farm lands in Vir- | FBRELL G. BERRYMAN (LATE OF THE | Newton & Berryman), Attorney-at-Law, Equity, Conveyancer ‘and Exasiwer of Law Clerk Interior Department. Twenty | PRE EFSS088 TN ALL GRADES OF r, to adult fidential: anapi Me fae an seamless ee ze ‘ud Theological seminaries. "$230 per year | XP HS M.A. FRENCH, MAGNEVIC HEALER, 25c. EDGINGS at 12% cts. gee ter oom meet iron | MA AP REE MEM, neg | MUM 9m RoINOO ripen are Rev. Dr. tomect her maiy friends aud'patrona. Sime | <= 80, EDGINGS at 20 ote, sCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY. ‘ADAME PAYN. 40c. EDGINGS at 25 cts. * SCHOOL OF TYP#-WRITING. MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, ROOMS 6 AND 6, VERNON ROW, ‘945 Pennsylvania ave, SPECIALTIES. usr ARRIVED $3,000 REWARD FOR ANY ‘ome who can equal Yu Tees, INGS Grated” Siairvoyant, now traveling.” tue seventh | *INCH WIDE IRISH POINT EDGINGS AT davghter of the seventh son; just arrived from Aus + lime 25 Che, Arallag tells of {lovers and ames whom you “will marry; brings the separated together, causes iiurrlages; recovers stolen property: ‘curey. aon. uneasy et, and gives lottery Bumbers tha tare sure towin. Ailletters answered promptly when $1 and INSERTINGS EQUALLY Low. ‘We know it is rather early for you to Invest in Irish Point Edgings and Insertings, but s look at our Stack ‘will convince you that NOW is the time to buy. stamps areincloogd OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE STILL CON- a sur aw, 03 tooe Consultation, $1 ‘TINUES. AND SIME. SELDEN, LN ae D*& MME. SELDEN, 1921 19TH ST. N ; emedies prompt and rellabier advice fee aud sc sn and Song! Gentials varus reasonable. Call or write, Ioaaeee EOF, EDWIN Pow, siand, ‘Trance and priate aig dal for Basinewt and fanly Spin testa, of, the. past and funn 8. ROTHER guides: answers all questions, A. W. tiL, M.D. of Brooklyn, N. ¥., will also st for ‘Sundayn, crt Maetnttatlon in tne iit Sin ‘Tuesdays and ursdays, 8 Pm. sharp, and Saturdays, Par tor 1003: hws bie south or Pa ate PSE in OF LONDON, EN- CLOAES AT CUT PRICES. Clairvoyant Medium,’ gives ‘88, cut price. Norfolk Jackets, Boucle and _Home- ‘Spun Cloth, sizes 82, 34,26. Regular price. $11.50, $6.76, out price, Boucle Cloth; double-breasted, loose Senk Rene Ang back, bees 5, ‘34,86,38. Regular 97.48, cut price. Ladles’ Visites of Boucle Cloth Koxvrroaxres, >. a Fresce MADAME CHEVRI 23m: I Ex. amination. No st. nw. Puplis of all ages in- structed in English, French and Musie. “Highest ret erences, Apply to Principal. oc Ome HE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LAS WASHINGTON, BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, MINSEAPOLIS, ST. PAU! Reeoguized everywhere to be the best Jearnitig wo speale, write read n languages. New terms begib now. Free trial Lessons to show i DRE r | couvermionsl W +8 1NeTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE — 1023 Vermont avenug Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies and Litte ‘This ingcitution will enter upon tts twelftb annual selon Wednenday, September 23d, 1505 Mire 2 De BUCHER nee Prtmctpa Mins HE UNTIR Wits Princtpak ROK. CLAY, CLAIRVOYANT AN. ri Piegint has fetivaed ad can ve conseuct en toe ve and matrimony. itis trouble call, Huctiou guaranteed. Pee 50 Geuts. ave, between 1st and 0d su iW. pba. Piles DE MUHTEMAN CURES dlirect treatment, without the use of i . Cure guaranteed. Can be 31a Gist nw. Bowes ese, QICORDS | VITAL RESTORATI “elebrated Dr. P. “HICORD, of SIGESMOND’S Bieyns’ Eradicator, for CHEDSTLANIS, Druggist, 464 Pon. ave, feather trimming all around, sises 34,36, 88, 40. Reg ‘ular price, $12. 97.15, cat price. Visites of Bison Cjoth,with feather ‘Ot astrakhan trimming, sizes 24, 36, 38, Regular price, $10.75. $10.98, cut price. Brown Brocaded Velvet Visites, feather trimmed, sises 34,36, 8, Regular price, §16. $7.96 cutprice, Slik Matelagse Visites, black fur trimming, sizes 4,88, Hegular price, $10.08. $18, cut price. Seal Plush Visite, with feather trim- ming, satin lined, sizes 34, 36,88, Regular price, $25. $23, cut price. Bictllienne Silk, tape fringe, silk lined (amouroing garment), sines 86,40, Reguiar price, $29. $3.50, cut price. All-wéol Newmarket, double- breasted, Dox-plated back, slsee 84, $8, 40," Regular ae e [ROO] 96, cut price, Berlin Twill Newmarket, double- Mire at busine mr ogo a asdoee. breasted, plalted back, sizes 94, 96, 98,40, Rago: Boe cents each, ares, between, Gs ane Price, $9.75, $11, cut price. Berlin Twill Newmarket, astrekhan trimming, plaited back, sizes 34, 36, 38,40, Regular price, $14.50, ‘$14, cut price. Berlin Beaver Newmarket, silver MEDICAL, &v. AND MME SELD ON DOPE Sb cece eak easter ST Ny | Wt nmin Sim Sb "Segus’ pan RCO. Gcitiartdraty eunomable: Cait or write” SesaGo" | 1275, cut price, Hrocade Velvet Newmareet platen back, sizes 94, 96, 89. Regular price, $27, in the elty,. |) LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND Db Ladlea" Physician con be J, 44 C a, Det. 4g and Oth sta, Pats Aas ROE WOOD AND COAL. JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘i WHARFS AND RAILROAD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. BRANCH YARDS AMD OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE by a full ee so alt corps ot experienced teschers._ ae ge on ee epee na : Ofiiceaiways open Saic-awe" | SR POST AND REPUBLICAN ¥OR: CUT Iss AMY LEA OF 5) 45 DE Forest, va soopi iD | PRICES aT Gultare: “JOYS uch si nwt MAMOAY ead yoke | At ner ream =e Jala-ime P. CAULFIELD, MUS. DOG, ‘Abies comsuirave ance, eRES, 17ip st wa inet Litres ts em Par France wt reas = $3 ‘York, between. and 6th avenues, ‘aaphme © 707 Sth st. a.) 10500 p.m THE ‘EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON.. D. 0..~ | 1B bid, 20% asic 2d EDITION. Lae eran Ta Su EXCITING TIMES AT COLUMREUS. ‘The Republicans Get the Upper Hand to Tux kvexrxe Star. CoLumnes, Ox10, Jan, 22—Excitement ran high in the senate this morning. The question was the reading of the journal of Wednesday and yesterday. The decision of the cbair that the journal should be read was appealed trom and the chair was not sustained. At 12 o'clock, the lieutenant governor presid, ing, arose to a question of privilege, and pro- ‘Geeded to speak upon the subject of the change Of the Senate rules, which he declared unconsti- tational in that they took from the presidin; @Mficer the rights and privileges to which he Was entitled, The matter was referred to the committee on privileges and elections. Mr, Van Cleaf, chair man of that committes, asked additional wer to pursue the inv tion of ie Cincinnatt cases, Mr. Coulter Gop.) _ submitted minority report Snd resolation that the committee on priv- flezes and elections be relieved of further in- ‘Yestigation of the Cincinnat! cases. Mr. Ran Tels moved that the five members irom Hamil- won county be not permitted to vote on this ‘question. The excitement at once became intense. Allen O. Myers was flitting about the chamber ving the democrats poluters. A dozen mem- were on their feet at once, and an out- break was imminent, Mr. O'Nelll moved to adjourn. The chair announced that on thix motion the Cincipnatt members could not vote. The decision of the Shalt was appealed from, aud the Hamilton Soanty members being Barred, the chair was sus i Mr. Ford then moved the previous question. The Cincinnatl members appealed fora full discussion and a fair show. ‘The main question was then put, the Hamil- ton county members being barred irom voting. ‘The question waa on the adoption of the m nority report of the cummittce on privileges and” elections, taking the casos of the Hamilton county members from that committee, and the submission of the en- tire question to the tull senate. ‘This was car. red by a vote of 17; all the democrats refusing to vote, ‘The Entombed Nanticoke Miners. A THOROUGH INSPECTION OF THE MINE TO BE MADE BY THE AUTHORITIES TO-DAY, Witxesparre, Pa., Jan, 22—Mine inspect ors J. i, Rodoriek ofthe fourth district, Page h MeDonaid, of the second district, ana’ Patrick Blowett, of the Lackawanna district, together ‘with a number of other inspectors, left for Nan- ticoke this morning. ‘They will visit the scene of the disaster and enter the mine.assoon as they can, to learn the true state of affairs regarding the’ entombed men, Having done this, they Will make a report to maine Inspector Williams Of this district, who bas been serlously ill at his home here for some mouths. A general Inspec- tion will be thoroughly made. Son ti een The New Orleans Exposition. New Ogveans, La., Jan. 22.—President Mc- Connico declares that the American exposition wk remain open until the date fixed for clos- ne: ———+_ -—— From Wall Street To-Day. New York, Jan. 22—The stock market opened irregular this morning, but the changes for the active Jist in no case amounted to more than % per cent, while the Grangers, Pacitic Mail, Western Union, Delaware & Hndson and Northern Pacific preferred were unchanged. In the early deailugs the market became active and strong, St. ul and New York Central guining 44 'per cent and the rest of the list Smaller fractions, although Union Pacific and Northern Paeifi¢ preferred continued pel steady. The whole list, however, soon yielded, declini to % per cent, Ue lutter Union Pacific, but Lackawanna lost 1 and Louisville and Nashville 1 per cent, The decline in its turn was checked shortly Leiore 11 o'clock and fractional rallies followed. St, Paul and Lacka- Manna have been the most itive stocks. At o'clock the market is moderately active and. firm, at a shade below opening prices, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening ans 3: of the New York Stock Market to-day special wire to H, H. Dodge, 589 15th Y. Cont ‘orth Pa Do. pret Northwest. HOT, 10 13615 Sas “Has, Do. “| Sosy, Sosy sure Somat a ae “| Boat, So teres Pac Foe 70. ‘Union Pac 20m fi, Wab. Pac 00 1100") 43% Washington Stock Exchanxe. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Washingion Stock Exchane are noted to-iny U.S, Ae, coupon, 125% bid, 123% asked. US. pegirerey TERS Bid ab sawed °C per, hn a, 1801, coin, 113% bid. 1T4-asked, D.C. per. hap" Js, 1801, etirrency, 137 bid. 118 asked. “Maser stock. 7a, s92, currency, 117 bid. Su-vear fund, 3-658, 1924. currency, 118% bid, 119 asi rear fund, 6, 1802, coin, 113% old. Bo-vear find, 65, 1902, cain, 127% bid. Metropotit R. stock, 97. bid, 104 ugken, Columbia Rit. stock, 37 bid. Washing tons, 36% bid, 37 asked. “Georgeiown Gas, 4454 bid, 454 asked. Firemen's Ins, 42asked. National Me- tropolitan Ins, 60 bid. Co ayked. Itigs tbs mubia Ins, L1%y bid, 14 Hy bid. Washington Market stock, Washington Brick Machine, 106 bid. Becond National Batik, 108% bid. Great Falls Toe, 100 bid.” Real kstute ‘Title Lusurance, 100% bid, 10d asked, Peun. ‘Tel. Co, 45%, bid, 49 asked. Chesu” peake and Pot. Tel. Co., G0 did, 65 asked. U.S. Elec trie Light, 68% asked, “W.L. 1, first mort. bonds, 90 asked. Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., January 22.— Cotton duil—mid- diing, 9%, Flour steady, with light demand—Howard Airvet and western super, 2.62u3.00; do. extra, 4,00; uo. tamily, 4.2504.75; city mills wiper, 2.50e8, do, “extra, $.0004.15: do. itio brands,’ 4.6zad™ Patapsoo family, 6.40: do, superlative, patent, 6:70. Wheat—southern nominal: western higher. southern red, 0a93; do. amber, 94497; No. 2 western winter red, spot, c5ly bid: February, Hy; March, 8iiq asked. May," G0%001. Corn—suuthern -notainal western higher and active; southern white, 46850: d Yellow, £6a50; western mixed, spot, 4¥iguasia; Jan: hary, 474ads; Feuruary, STigid i? steamer, 440 44% Cala firm and dull—soutneru, 3iual; western while, She41; do, mixed, 35237: Pennsylvania, 37a41. ve quiet, 5u70. Huy tirm— prime to cholee western, 14.50u17.00. Provisions sendy and quiet. Mess Pork, 10:75011.00.. Bulk meats~shoulders and clear Rib sides, packed Bacon nominal—hams, 103 all. Lard. Bp, g Butter eaay—western iced, 14020: creamery. 25032. Exes lower, 19820; Hiined, 15. Petroleum iominally steady reined, 7% ale Coffee easier and dull—Kio ordinary Telgal.20,. brews to Liverpool : Si2a.; flour, 2 lower, Fed. Hecelpts— : flour, 18. 7 20. flour, "1-301 barrels: ww 2,006 bushels; 8,660; oat, Dushels. Chicago Markets, 20y bushels; rye, 700. CHICAGO. January 22, 11.00, am—There was stro! ‘ing at the opening in wheat this morning, Say Sdvenclog to Box broke off usder large Siok, Yery ull ant ahow no change * pork May oN Ste Tari SMay, 30, vans DEATH OF A TREASURY CurEr—Mr. Z. M. Lawrence, of Mississippi, chlef of the loan and currency division of the first controller's office, died this morning after a very short iliness, He caught cold. last Saturday: night which re- sulted fatally. He was promoted. to be chief of Givision upon the change of administration. His death is deeply deplored in the Treasury department, where he was very popular, AMONG THE PRESIDENT'S CALLERS were Speaker Carlisle, with Richard Smith, of Cincinnati; Senators Saulsbury, Colquitt, Call, Voorhees, Hale and Vest, Sotute Herman with Mar dew ann, Butterworth, Davidson, Henley, Eien, Curtin, J. M. Taylor, i inans and Eldredge, Gen. ‘Slocum, Gov. Por: Hobinson, ‘supervising Tospetior of stsist vas: sat Buffalo; D. Le D, Granger, Providence: New York; Dr. and Mrs. Cart Granger nell, of Tennessee; & Baltimore ation, con- Sotlnn of 4, 7 Laps ditty We Pie i Ricdler, and Col. Joseph Keller, Now Yorks Seen Ee AccErren—The War department has a: cepted the Powlett pneumatic gun carriage ich has recently been tested by the Ordnance department VIOLATION OF THE PENSION Laws.—Hugh M. Bradley, of Ironton, Mo., has been convicted in the United states district cdurt of violations ton 5.c85, of the Revised Statutes, in Sivine egal tees nates, Drosecution’of the BOR ims of Cyrus J. Vickery, Beverly Boel! and Eien BBinith, and sentenced to ament for six months in the St. Louis ‘and to pay a fine of $560, RANGE OF THE ‘were R.—The follow- signal office to-day: 2p.m., ‘They Decide That it is Not Necessary te Meld Another Caucus. ‘THE PRESIDENT’S ATTITUDE IX REGARD TO FURNISHING REASONS FOR APPOINTMENTS— WHY SOME SENATORS DO NOT WANT THE PAPERS PARADED. It was the intention of the democratic Bene tore te hold eancus yesterday after. noon, and a number had been notified to that flect, but after consultation and a pretty free interchange of opin- jon, informally, it was concluded that Such ® meeting was unnecessary. The caucus committee had really nothing to report beyond ‘the fact that the President saw no objection to the Senate having papers on file in the depart- ments respecting nominations, but that he would not consent to furnish his reasons or hav- ing made appointments. If anything occurs to make a caucus necessary the chairman is im- powered to call one. It is said that the anxiety ot some democratic Senators to have the President refuse to submit papers on Mle respecting nominations to the nate arises more from personal embarrass- ment the publication of such document« may cause them than from a destre to maintain ex- ‘ecutive dignity. Itis understood that the pub- lication of such papers would disclose the fact thatin some cases Senators have, while pro- fessing an active interest in behalf of one ap- piteant, alligently pressed another for the place sought So long, of course. as all papers of appli- cants and appointees remain buried in the files of departments the men who had only the pre- tended support of their Senators must remain in ignorance of the deception practiced upon them. There are democratic Senators, how- ever, who have no cause to fear the wrath of thelr, constituents, and they have counseled the Presicent to furnish the papers relating to appointees to be sent,to the Senate when called for. This advice* was given by some, if Rot all, of the caneus committee, and so far’ as gan be ascertained the extent of the information which the Senate will get will be in Papers and them alone, as it seems to be distinctly un- derstood that the President will not formally explain his reasons to the Senate. At thesame time, it is understood that the President is Willing to give Senators who may call upon him individually information with regard to nomi- nations, the fitness or character of which is questioned. OUR COAST DEFENCES. Report of the Fortifications Board. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX MILLION DOL- LARS NEEDED FOR COAST DEFENSES. It Is expected that the Secretary of War will submit the report of the fortifications board to the President this afternoon, to be transmitted by him to Congress. The report is a very ex- tensive one, and goes into all the details of the necessities for complete coast defenses. The ap- pendicesare very voluminous. [t is estimated that the amount required to place the coast de- fences in a thorough condition is $126,000,000, It is recommended that an appropriation of $21,000,000 be made at this session of Con- gress, being the amonnt required to se- eure the necessary plant for beginning the construction of tite needed heavy guns Such an appropriation is necessary, as it will require a large. contract to warrant manu- facturers in erecting a plant to enable them to furnish the steel forgin; an foundry board some time ago recommended the estab- lishment of two government founaries, ono at Washington and tho other at the Watervitet arsenal. The fortifications board do not make any recommendations as to localities, but stite that two Joundries are necessary.’ The Fecummendations refer entirely to fortifications and make no provisions for the navy exeept s0 foras torpedo boats are concerned, which will form a part of the coast d a — The Pay of Goverment Printers. PROBABILITY THAT A BILL WILL BE REPORTED IN THE HOUSE INCREASING IT, ‘The House labor committee will probably re- porta bill to the House increasing the pay of the printers in the Government Printing offiee to 60 cents per 1,000 “m’s,” or 50 cents hour. This was the rate paid prior to 187 which time it was reduced to the present rate of 50 cents per 1,000 “m's,” or 40 cents per hour, The printers complain that the charac- ter of their work is such, and the rules so strict, that they can not make as high wages as the: could ai these rates in a news) Public Printer Rounds condxmed these state lcuts, in answer to questions put by the cor mittee yesterday, but made no recomimenda- tion nor suggested the propriety of raising the rate, The printers claim that they cannot inale more than $700 to $800 per yeur at the present | rates. The commitice is agreed that the highér rates should be restored, but are divided in opinion us to whether the clause making the reduction should be repealed or a new law enacted. — The Alleged Naval Frands. TESTIMONY IN THE CASE OF W, H. DEMPSEY TO-DAY. Yesterday afternoon in the trial, 1n the Crim!- nal Court, of Wm. H, Dempsey on the charge of presenting a false claim on the bureau of medicine aud surgery, Navy department, wit- nesses testified to the routine of the depart- ment and the non-delivery of the goods claimed to have been furnished. This morning the first witness examined was Mr. H. J. McLaughlin, who testifled that there was no ‘such firm as H. J. McLaughlin & Co; that he presented the wecount in question at Ube instance of Mr. Demy who sald that the goods were notin his line, collect the money on the vouchers; that he went with Dempsey to the navy pay office and the vouchers were placed belore bm to sign, and he signed them. ‘On cross-examination he dented that he tool the check to Dempscy and asked hiiia to cash it. He identified a note held by Dempsey, given in 1877, but said he had no recollection ér it. Lake K, Joues testified that bp met Carrigan on the morning he lett the city, and went with him to Dempsey’s; saw Carrigan atterwards; he had money then, and gave witness $1. with which he boight hun a tieket and Carri- gan left on the 12:05 train, On cross examination Witness said that he had been indicted in connection with Carrigan —four or five indictments—und as to about. dozen vouchers. Had presented a large number and divided with Carrigan. ‘The cases against him had been nolle Mr. Walker was further cross examined. ‘The government offered the papers in evi- dence; detendant objected. The court over, ruled the polntand the papers were read in evidence. Beecher L, Thompson testified that up to August 4th, 1882, he had been aclerk to de- Jendant; that he had seen Carrigan and Kirk- wood frequently in the store. Dr. Van Ryben testified he went to the bureau in February, 1884; saw defendant in Kirkwood’s room several times after that tline. Marsh B. Clark testified to having seen Demp- sey at the bureau talking with Cai also with Kirkwood. — Daniel Carrigan was called, Mr, Wilson objected to his’ being sworn, stat- ing that he had been convicted, whereupon a long argument ensued. GEN. SHERIDAN, befere the commission on ‘the consolidation of the scientific bureaus, ex- pressed the opinion that there Is no necessity for the signal service to remain under military control. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued by the clerk of the court to Robert Hamill and Ida Martin; Samuel H. Hatton and Emma Wash- ington, ae en William Boyd, a driver, was arrested to-da: by Officer Nicholson for fast driving, and he lek ‘$20 collateral Jor his appearance, Wanted to be a Sailer. HOW AN ENGLISH LAD ADOPTED MR. CARRING- ‘TON AS A GUARDIAN. “Good evening, sir. I would like very much tohaye you become my guardian,” were the words addressed Mr. Campbell Carrington, a member of the bar, last Thursday afternoon, by rather fine-looking, well-built lad of about 15 years, who bad called at his affice, “Why, my son,” was the answer, “that isan odd request. “Why do you wish 'to take this course? Have you no parents?” were Mr. Car- rington’ aoe. a 7m are 3g weiter Eien areceat came over here. Ihave no ives andi want to go into the United States navy, but I hear Maples my id bales eg ‘to have the 1b Of & or. lan,” oe somet ‘to secure the letters of ceimieting ist afgoarala in isaloan of ten ,” asked the roeisSea aS Sh Solara ths ited States: on at the matter ‘who ‘This confident way of look settled the question with Mr. at once sent the boy with @ note tos recruiting officer, when he was accepted ditional! under'the name of red ‘Tamer, and, rot Boney ta pay for bed and beard. ‘Next day at | er oflice. | nd asked kim to | | the adjoinit 5 STREET RAILROAD INVESTIGATION, ETC. Besides ordering @ favorable report upon the free bridge bill, the Senate District committee at their meeting to-day discussed at some length the bill in relation to last wills and test- aments, regulating their filing, ete., but no con- clusion 'was reached, The chairman announced as the sub-committee to conduct the street rail- Toad investigation the names heretofore pub- ished in STAR—Mosera. Ingails, Palmer and Harris. No date for beginning the investi- gation was fixed, but It menced next week. COMMISSIONER WEBB visited the Capitol to-day and had a talk with Chairman Ingalls, of the Senate District com- mittee, about District matters, Capitol Topics. THE COMMISSIONERS ANDTHE MOUSE COMMIT: TEE. ‘The District Commissioners called at the Dis- trict committee-room of the House by appoint- ment today, to meet the sub-committee on Ways and means for the District. By some misunderstanding some of the members. Sub-committee cafied on the Commissioners at the same time, and thus missed connection. Representatives Compton and Davenport re- ceived the Commissioners, however, and Dis- trict affairs generally were informally discussed. It was determined that the Commissioners and the committee should confer upon District mat- ters as they came up for consideration from time to time, 90 that the committee might be fully informed as to the needs of the let, ‘THE SCIENTIFIC BUREAUS. ‘The joint commission appointed by the last Congress to consider the propriety of consoli- dating the scientific bureaus of the government, have concluded the ex- amipation of Witnesses, and will now make up thelf report. It is probable that some sort of reorganization will be advised with regard to the signal service, and it may be entirely sepa- rated from the military service. The report may not be ready for a month. NOTES, The House committee on territories heard the SPhosition to the admission of the Territory of ote —- ees Claims Against the District. A SUMMARY OF THE CASES TRIED BEFORE THE COURT OF CLATHS. The annual report of the Attorney General for 1885, which has just been printed, shows that the number of enses docketed in the U.S. Supreme Court at the October term, 1884, was 477. It states that in ten sults against the District of Columbia, aggregating $108,744.60, judgment was given for defendant; in nine suits, claiming $155,598.67, judgments exgre- gating $27,316.01 were awarded claimants, 17 suits, aggregating $2,227,5635.38 were dismissed under the rutes or by consent. In four cases judgments were recovered on counter claims in tavor of the District tor 86,626.12. At the close of the year forty-one suits, claiming about $1,702,592.94, remained to be disposed of, some Of Which Were awaiting test eases In the Sie ourt. “It is expected,” states the re- it ail remaining suits against the Dis- disposed of during the next: (meaning the present term.) ‘cor = ri term of tie court District Gevernment Affairs. RUILDING PREMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: James Simonds, repair frame corner 4th and P streets northwest; $75. Jessie Brown, repair brick store under Metropolitan hotel; $300. D. 2 lacarty, repair dwelling Non 120 ¢ ctroct Dorihwest: 1.000. E. Te Ge bons, repair frame 230 E street southwest, store and dwelling; $100. NOTICES TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Mr, Eugene Belt, 718 19th street northwest, is informed by the building inspector that the high board fence in rear of house 517 on 20th street northwest 1s in @ dangerous condition, Hable to fall on the edjoining house on the north, Ten days are given in which to take it down or secure it, Thomas KE. Waggaman, agent, is informed that the range in the base- ment of house No. 13 Myrtle street northeast is in a dangerous condition, the smoke penetrat- ing the wall, causing it to come through into 1OUSE 11, Ten days are given for repairs. Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brows ae yp are notified that the east and rear iis of house No. 1400 H street northwest are badly ¢racked and sprung. ‘Ten days are given to have the walls made secure. Glen Brown, arehi- tect, has been informed that he Is not entitled to locate the west wali of the house he ts build- ing for Mr. W. B. Lord on lol 3, square 894, as a party wall, The owner of the house on the west side has left a four-foot alley on her own lot for her own private use, and has no use fora party wall, Heis potified to have the said wall taken down, and ifrebuilt it must be builton lot 3. REAL EstaTE SALES.—Mesers, Fitch, Fox & Brown have Just made the following sales: For . B. Jewell et al. to Mrs. Mary D. Biddle, of Philadelphia, lots 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, 1n square 192, said ground bet situated at the south- east corner of 16th and 8 streets, and having @ frontage of 21744 feet on 16th street, for sum of $51,003; for Henry Wise Garnett, to from despite . Pendleton, Ube United States minieter At Parkersburg, W. Va.. Thomas young man, yesterday” tntally. nino Tister during aq ona nee ety Ax Tris WARNING TO LORD Satisuvry.— United Jreland, in au article entitled “Breakers head,” says: The suppression of the ni Jeague will inevitably load toa conspiracy. Ine Mincibletam ‘an¢ dynamite will Toplace the "s methods, for which the govern. ment will be answerable. United Ireland hem warns Lord Salisbury to beware, and exhorts the nationalists to prepare for action. Joper Harry Wuire Anxesren.—udge Harry White was arrested at Indiana, Prone yesterday on a 1 Of forgery. The infor ination ‘was made by “his brother, ‘Themes White, a son of Alexander White, who ts cone lesting ‘hik mother’s will, of which Judge White tsexecutor and the’ chief beneficiary. The information made belore the magistrave charges the judge with altering, defacing and falsitying # certain document in the ane” far eft oh es tens olor was DOFTOW. ws . served two terms in Co “so <n THE STRIKE IX THE CoE REGTONS.—In an- Ucipation of @ strike the coke operators in the Connellsville region some time ago engaged a fresh lot of Mungurians in New York, and shipped them to the coke Taions on Wednes- day. Fearing to bring them in during the present strike, the operators lett the new men st Rockwood, Pa. If the operators try to put these men at’ work, terrible times ure antici pated. ‘The men wiio are out are in dangerous 100d, as the recent riots prove, and are deter mined to carry ther ointh GREAT Storw oN THE PaciFTc Coast.—One Of the severest storms that has over occurred om the Pacific coast beganon Sunday and reached its height shortly after noon yesterday. It exe tended from the northern boundary of Wash. ington Territory to the southern boundary of Calttornia, and from the Rocky mountains to the Pacific ocean, There was an nimost con- Unuous tall of rain and snow, accompanied by Seale, which yesterday afternoon had attalued Velocity of 82 milesan hour. In SanFrancisoo Were unrooted and cars were lifted from the track. One building collapsed, burying two Wome i, who were dangerously Injured.» San Francisco was entirely cut off from ‘telegraphic communication. Traveler's Guide. Pexy, Roure—B. & P. Station, Oth and B sts— xy, Bosion Bis ooo, 9:40 (limited ex.), and ll am: 2, S04 11:20 night. For Bostou. dp itnodation, © pm: agin 2m, 2 3:20, 10 p.m i ‘On Bandas, 11:20 night. For Chi c Cs and Pittaburg nnd west, #50 actu! (Chicago Hmilied) dally, 9:50 am. (Past line) dail Seine ane st ‘Louie aaa eas Saturday to Coe 10 pm a. ‘BAND 0. Rovre—Station, Tersey nue ‘and C Street.—For Chicago, 9: Cat Hed), 10:10 p.m: for Cucina, louieviile and ot South daily. 3:00 p.m. 10:10 pm. 5:80 ar 10:00 a ‘te 12:10, f WASTING DISEASES OF THE LUNGS are ly healed by Red Star Cough Cure. The people know the merits of St. Oli, and use no other. 50 cents a bottic. DIED. BOYD. On the morning of January 224, 7:25, ALTA FRENETTS. BOYD. lulent eee ter of WS and Julia A. Boyd, aged lve mouths aud wenty-three days "Fuberal strictly private. . CALDWELL. Entered into rest on January 19th, M. Caldwell, He 1880, CAROLINE EAs wile OF Sin, U. & N., and dalyghter of the lite Major Ge eral Nathan Towson, Payaaster Genera Ua Ar church in New York, on st inst, und thie ae fur ew York, on 23st inst, and rat Jon's chureh, Washington, “Tntérment at Oak Hil DAVIS. On Jannary 22, 1886, at 9 o'clock am, IDA SHERIFF, wile of Charles T. Davia, and ended daughter of George L. and Sasan ie sberifl, inthe Mrs, Letitia’ R. Symons, wife of Capt. Thomas ‘W. Symons, the east half of lot 5, in square 163, fronting 30 feet on the north side of K street, between Connecticut avenue and 18th street, containing 4,402 feet, for $8,275.76; for Mrs, Elizapeth Lanier Dunn, lots 97 and 98, Lanter Heights, to Hon. 8. W. Perkins, of Kan- sas, and A. M. McLachien, for $3,000; Prot. G. Brown Goode, for $1,225; lot Randolph I. Geare, for $675, and lot 5 to Clara B. Wilcox, for $1,425 cash; and for Goode, to Mrs.’ Dunn, lot 29, in same subdivi- sion, for $675. Also, in connection with Dr. W, P. Young, for Henry Wise Garnett, to Hon, Thomas M. Bayne, of Pennsylvania, sub-lows 136 and 137, in square 181, havii 8 lola frontage of 45'teet on the south side of Massa- chusetts avenue, east of 17th street, for $12,809.10. ‘THE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS have been received for the Howard row sufferers: Manter Harry Walter. $1; Master Freddie Walter, 50¢.; Miss "Louise R. Schneider, $5; Mrs. A.M. C. Smith, $5; James Benett, $1. ee THE DEATH oF TRIPLETs.—The wite of Mr, W.G, Lee gave birth on the day after Christ mas to triplets—two boys and one The children were well formed and apparently healthy, bute few days, ago they grew siokly, and on’ Tuesday the little girl died, anaon ‘Wednesday one of the boys, and yesterday the third child died. The doctors fat the deaths were caused by lack of vitality, the little ones having been prematurely born. Is BUYING AND SELLING ON MARGINS A Vi0- 1 elon io tp a ~ ing @ game of chance for money. Gam eel accompanied by bis counsel, Mr. is ‘Moore, went to the Police Court this morning ‘and gave bail in the sum of $500, with William Dickson as surety. The offence ‘charged is the usual buying and selling on, margins, and the authori wish to have @ ruling on it. ee CITIZEN.—Mr, Andrew P. sesnnct kOe Sauer on died yesterday morning, bis funeral oe room, at 1012 D street north- ‘west. was taken in Spaape to oe Painters and prepared for ‘Mr. the . His remains wit bs sent to his home, in Elizabeth City, Va, twentp-uhith year of her ae, "Notice of futeral herealsr. * FAULMABER, (On Janiary 291, 1888, at 3 m.. afer @ loug and painful it ALE net yy Tieynineyeare, eS Silsabeth auaber, ag years, Tal will take place from his Inte 485 Hmreet nortinten, on Stonday. day Sts ¥ 5, 9 where ey HARRIBON. At Laurel, Md.,on January 21,1886, ISABELLA, wite of Wan Ht Marton? 2h? Funeral ast. Philip’s Church on sunday, January vie te hie ‘the morning, Saturday, 234. invited. JOHNSON. At6 o'clock a January 2 |, 1 Mra MARCELINE & JOHNSON, at heF resldvace, 1007 D street northeast. Notice of funeral hereafter, bd eet ‘orth on rt 2 BEDS ENR Ese see, a oof a da Cr en Natrss years, LLUFRIO. On January 21st, 1886, at 9:40 o'clook pam, of cularrial fever, HANIUET BLtea nen Reed'two yeara nthe and sixteen days beloved ‘Guoghter of Join W. and Mary Gore