Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1886, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. tM in Greek, Latin, Branches, privately or ina es ‘Terms unusually low. Address Box 97 BSlwe SHORTHAND Sonne? cane b= Mepaeret net Sc. > Paso Lesoxs MASCARA HARRISON, Pupil of War Mawon SY Slt Mee mie. jaime NN Gee Mites teopenca Batic Are aie aes in Fai sh branches with " Jals-20* + LITERATE ‘and th i m Park University. 7 dae SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTI- SS cally tanght” Succes: guaranteed If instroctions are fullowed. Private puplis preferred—limited. K ¥ CKOMELIN, office of Johns & Easton, Stenceru hers, aisiangave yells DRIVATE LEsso z Tience, in Classics, Branches and French, fot young ladies or cb: Special attention given to f:ting "boys for wiviencesd schools Best of references in New York and Wash ington. Address E T st mw. AW ASHEN GON CONSERVATORY OF St, Cloud building, cor. 9thand F ste. naw. | & enteenth year. Piano, Orgaa, Voice, in, Flut Cornet, &c. Free advantages 0. BR BULLAT Directo [SSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GREEK, matics and English, by Prot. F_A.SPIL Gv Service Examiner.” Applicants for examinacion repared. Apply fur circulars and information 223 Pe Sc nw. ‘ai-am* <a st \LASSES OF THF ART STUDENTS Wasi on, D.C. (A018 F st. nw Instructors, a GF ~, (pupil of Ronnat & Cabans ‘Brooke, (puptl of Bounat), and Jomy Le ‘Terms: Lite and Portrait classes (day or evening), month $5 cach; Antique class (every day at Evening), per month “$4; evenings only ‘$2; ‘Sketch Glass (dally), lerms $2. Free ty students of other Clases ce Riembers, Fortulghtly Lectures $2 course ‘ds DRIVATE LESSONS IN ROORKE | jathematics, Penmanship, and in all English ches. ‘Terms moderate. "Apply to C.F. bth st me. J eee OF eN *) . sad Vocad wUst inners. as well as those wishing to be Periormers or Teachers Terms essy, 7 ™ ueday. At" day and Saturday. Notice. to those jotning first week of the new y% Lions Gest: (of both sexes) read. write and speak FRENCH and GER. | MARE ed Me Gk hooms LO LaiL New | -ASS-Fight lessons per month, $1 | ‘ASS—Light lessons per moath, $L om ADAME AY HOFFELDT, A GERMAN LADY with hichest recommendations desires pupil yy aze for Ciagsic and Modern es Italian method; good G Wtalian tagent by grammar _RAILROADS. \HE GREAT. PE: AUCTION SALES. ‘Te-mORROW. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers CATALOGUE SALE OF A COLLECTION OM, PAINTINGS WATER COLORS, ENGRAY- INGS AND a LARGE NUMBER OF SKETCH: ES IN'OIL AND WATER CULORS, Ar OUR EXHIBITION ROO} COR. TENTH AND PENNEY LVANTA AVE. It is only necestairs thas the major mn of SSYLVANIA ROUTH WEST AND SOUTH (Ck SPLE STEEL RAILS” MAGNIFICE In effect JANUARY 17TH, 1586, ‘Trains leave Washington, trom station, corner of th ‘and streets, ax follows: For Pittsburg gud the West, Chi Of Palace Slecpiug Cary ‘at 9.5 Line, 9.50 am. dally to Cincinn: with’ Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Clocinnatt, aud Hotel Car to St. Louls: dally except Saturday, t3 ‘0 say Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altounw to Chicugo. | this collection are the production. of mgiient lores Chleago'and Cincinnati Express, st 7.10 p.m. daily, | artists, among the more/prouinent of which ake the Ear iter nh Wain "hate Sih | TSS WY ones NORE exe TORS ng at Harrisburg wi ‘estern Express, Wil AS Pekar oly anit tates | Sete Sueen ane een. “act a 9. ma. daily, fOr Pitts m. view, com: a th througa Sleeper Harrisburg to | NESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY SIX and TWEN- jeveland. TY-SEVEN, and will be offered for public competition E AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, | WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. and FIIDAT, TAN caigua, Rochester, Buftalo, Siagars, | CARY ERT SEVEN, TWENTY-EIGHT and Rochester EIGHT O CLOCK, ODORS bape! WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. _Jan25-a Auctioneers. 08 | TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. .. f Es cars, 0.40 ant and 3.50 | A COMFORTABLE TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE Pim dally. exceye bandnys “ WITH THE LOT, SITUA’ ‘ON SEVENTH For Boston without change, 2.00 p.m. every day. STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT PUBLICSALE, For Hrookivn. N.Y. ait throughs trains confect at Jer. Ry virtue of the last will and testament ‘of Lu- cinda A. Metis, di the undersigned. as ex- ‘ecutor, will offer at public sale on WEDNES., DAY, TWENTYSEVENTH DAY OF JANUAW, ‘ISNG, at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. infront of the premises, part of Lot 201 in Thirkeld’s addition te Georgetown, fronting 23 feet on 7th strect and run ning back 60 feet deep. also part of Lot No. 199 In City with boats of Brook! * transfer to Fulton street, across New York city. unex, ‘fording . 120,010 ne Pluusted express, 040 ain amd 50 ot Sia 25, 9, 9.40, 9.50, 11 am., | same addition, being £3 feet in the reat of the Lot as 10, 4.27, 4.40, 8, 7.10, 10'and 11.20 | above describéd aud Tunuing back 40. feet, with the 3 + 2.4.20, 6, 7.10, | two-story frame house, contalning four rooms aud Dasement 15 a.m. and 4.40 p.m. daily, 12.05 and 4.27 p.m. xcept sunday. § . 9:00 a.mn.. 4:20 p.m. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH: ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash ;balance in six months with luterest, or the purchaser may pay all cath. Ail conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. ads R.P. JACKSON, Executor, 9:00 am. Ett F[OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, POSITIVE SALE 10 COVER ADVANCES AND STORAGE, OF FINE PARLOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS, PIA EW CARPETS, MADE'UP AND IN Pisce, KNAMBLED COPTACH FURNITORE, EOL, 6.05, 8.00, 1 a MATTRESSES, BEAR AND TIGER SKINS, 0, and] &e. ac. ro be sold at my anctlon rooms _on p.m. ariel THURSDAY, JANUARY = TWENTY-EIGHTH, Tickets and int 1 ALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK. i mation at the office, northeast cor- ¥ Tvania avenue. and. at F the checxing d residen This is a tine collection of goods, and will pos- iy be sold without regard to cost ‘oods calt be seen day prior tosile. $a25-3t FE Betmone AND 0% RAILROAD, MBER 13th, 1895, notice, CUx4Rp tine. TICE, LANE ROUTE. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIM- ITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV- ERPOOL, CALLING ATCORK HARBOR. Schedulem effect SUNDAY, DE until furth, ‘on from Station, corner of New as id 10:10 p.m. daily. ‘The AND EVERY SATURDAY FRIM NEW YORK. Rares oF Passage:—Cabin, $60. $80 and $100, ac cording to accommodations. Litermediate passaxe $35, Steerage at very low rues. Stecrage tickets to and from Liverpool, aid Queenstown aud ull other parts of Europe at lowest rates. ‘Fhrough bills of Inden given for Belfust, Glasgow, Hayre,Antwerp, and other ports on the Couilneutan for Atedlterrameli porta en sn ‘or freight and passage apply atthe company’s office, Ro. 4 Bowling Green, of bothstcerugesnd soot to OS BiGkLOW & Co., 60D 7th street, Washington, D. C. ‘VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York. $025, visburg duily. to 43 a.m.,with Parlor Car, and yung, Cleveland and Detroit, 2 aud points South, With Puliman Sleeper, Washington t6 «)_epistolary style with unsurpassed methous. | ~ 6:40, = INE ccne = 61 | 4:50 pun nape 8 Be a Ba ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE + z = | “For was stations between Avashiseton and Balti- — WRENCH LES-ONS—MLLE. V. PROD HOMME | i Bc sea LEO. putt, 3380, 4:40, | NT. 's thrming s morning class for ladies at her rest | ste, eee, a ely, pam. $20 449 | Nw, Ouammano Worree Tours orm ET NS Se TI a nd 13:00 pan. For stations on Me- British and French West India Islands, &c. ‘and prac tical and original system. Young ladies’ classes, vanced. LECT SCHOOLS 1811 TST. ad High Seltool for’ bold sexes ics, Natural Science: ‘Students of coed oks furnished by the | THOS. W. SIDWEL Prlocipal SCHOOL OF » Lustra, China, Ane iuorals received at any’ tm sehouk, 45-7 NU AMIEES, BARS BREG Decorative Art—Oil, Seediework, Brass, Desigin Acaticmy wal tal Classes for en pre Scientific or Busia-=s Lite,the Universities, f 1 eal Seimonafies’ » S250 ber ¥ Principal's Libeary oven grataltousiy toil udvanced Rev. Dr. C. K. NELSO? 2CHOOL OF PRO: SCHOOL OF All Shorthand Books and Suppl ‘AM_Writing Machines and Supplies, nie 624 H STREET 3 PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH aud D st nue. practical Business education that | cualities inet au Wolnen tosupport themselves a se folly perform ‘the ae, ties of ite Lorotsh Instruction given it riting, the Eng isin Eanamage. Correspondence, Rapid Calcuiations, Hypkkeepits Bacto Fraction, Comumerrin’ Law De Vtica! heuneshy. Stenography arid Ty pe Writing. lnrday and evening Sentions tewaned TCRSDAY, | Sort Tang eat and 6 pn Office open for cranes” | ments by the year or quarter, on and afer MONDAY, | Avg 2%.” A Nill corpeof teachers. Illustrated Circ | iar, giving fall incormation, sent free on application. HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vieo Principal 808 OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR ROYS. ? poys taken asi een “1588 T street, RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF tiny" te adits confidential: ‘pr for college, Annapolis, West Point, all € IVY INSTITUTE, «'w. corner Sth and Ksta mw Mathematical, Classical, Business, s ‘SW. FLYNN, A. Evening Classes, $3 and $5 smonth. ‘oc29 FPrescu Nixpercaxres, MADAME CHEVREMONT, reame MAGIK Gt awe Lewes to Adulte PUPHS PREPARED FoR SMITH. WELLESLEY iostion "10us Nest. vee, ups of ail’ sper: amination. Next. nw. io * ted in Eogtiah, French aud Music. Highest ref erences Apply wo Principal oclims ily, exeept Sunday, iy, except Sunday, i) Bratic SS. BARRACOUTA, sailing Saturday, February 20. SS. BARRACOUTA, sailing Wednesday, March 31. a Sunday stops at all st ‘or Lexing- Stopping a day or more at Kitts, Antigua, Martt- ‘on and Valicy: Brat nique, Barbados, Demerara, ‘Trinidad, Grenada, ete Moe aahortirg and inteemeiaig | "Supe et accommodation, exoelieut culaine, 0 p.m. datl ‘xcept | smoking room, bath rooms, etc. Apply to tek, S40 am.and 440 pm id Winchester. 8:40 and 9:43 a pom. daily, he frou the LEAYCRAFT & CO,, sel9-s.tuthém 140 Pearl st.. New York. 1 ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY ‘BerweeN New YORE AND HAVRE, ‘Company's Pier, No. 42 North Hiver, foot of Morton street, New York. qisdiador, Perler @'Hauterier, Wednesday, Jan. 27, ‘aim. ‘St. Simon, Durand, Wednesday, Feb. St Germain, Traub, Wednesda, Feb. press) and 6:30’ and 1:50 and 5am. 0, 9am. St Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesday, Feb. 17,4 a.m. Checks payable on sight, in amounts’ to suit, on the Banque sutlantique of Paris. LOUIS bE BE- BIAN, Agent, No. 6 Howling Green, New Yor! Mesirs "BELL @ CO. Agents for the District of Columbia, 1437 Pennsyivanla avenue, Ja ‘Washington, D. C. Ie You Nez» Asyrmne IN THE CLOTUING LINE, IF YOU WILL VISIT THE GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS YOU WILL FIND BONA FIDE BARGAINS. MANY OF THE SUITS ARE EQUAL To THE FINEST CUSTOM CLOTHING, AND YOU CAN BUY THEM FOR LESS THAN HALF ‘THE COST OF AN ORDERED SUIT. WE HAVE LARGE LOTS OF SAMPLE SUITS FOR MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN; ALSO, OVER- COATS FOR MEN. BOYS, AND CHILDREN. YOU CAN DEPEND ON SECURING THE BEST WEARING GOODS YOU EVER BOUGHT, AND YOU GET THEM FOR LESS THAN YOU COULD BUY THE GOODS AND TRIMMINGS-FOR. OTHERS MAY ADVERTISE BARGAINS, BUT YOU MAY REST ASSURED THAT NO SUCH CLOTHING 48 WE ARE SELLING CAN BE HAD FOR SUCH LOW PRICES. MANY OF THESE GOODS ARE IN SINGLE Washington stop at Relay Station except 40, 3:15 and 6:46 pe, For farcher information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ti Statlon, Gland 1351 Pes of 14th’ street, where orders willbe taken for bazzage to be checked and received at any point lm the city. Me K. LORD, BDUNHA! ce _{a11 "Gen. Manager, Baltimore. A TW ssixatos, OHIO, AND WESTERN RAIL AD. On and after NOVEMBER 151TH, 1885, trains will leave from and arrive at B. and P. Oth and B streets Station as follows: Leave Washington at 9:00 am. and Hive at Leesburg 11.00 am. and 6:45 pul Round Hill at 11:47 am. and. 7:32 pun. ‘Rewurning, Jeave Round 10) 6:51 an. and 1:26 'p.m.: pass Lees: burg 6:2 a.m. und in. and arrive at Washing- ton at 55 am, and 4:10 pu ‘The train arriving at Washington at $35 am. and that leaving Washington at 4:45 p.m, are dally; all tier traits are datly except Sunday. ‘Monthly and Cominntation Hates‘ alt points a Superintendent, Alexandria, MEDICAL, &. R. AND MME. SELDEN, 1321 13TH 87. N.W. Established 1555, Speeuil treatment for ladies: Femedies prompt and reliable: advice free und cont pm.,ar- sive at denilal: terms reasonable. Cali or write. _ja22-6t® | SAMPLE SUITS, AND IF YOU WANT THE BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY, COME DIRECT TO D®itEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND | THE SALE OF SAMPLE CLOTHING FOR MEN oniy rellanle Ladies’ Physician in the city, can AND BOYS, AT 924 7TH STREET N. W. BE- ‘TWEEN I AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS OVER THE WINDOWS: be consulted dally, 464 Cst.. bet. 43, and 6th sta mw. Prompt treatmedt Correspondence and consulta: Uons strictiy confidential Separate rooms for ladies, Ottice always open. Jalé-2w* GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS, Jala ‘WE. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND M eiabie Ladies Py can be consulteddaly | A xcro-Axwertcan Dxsvran darren is meer” Gaeta | Axa waance C Tto 9 p.m. Jal4-Lint PPE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES L WASHL BOSTON, BROOKLYN, BALTIMORE, APOLIS, ST. PAUL Recnghileed everywhere to he the best schools for seni toSpeak erie read and Guderstaad the fore “ New terms begin how. Fice Trial Lewons to show our mucthod. ‘Apply toProf. N-JOLY, 720 Lath at. TRENCH LANGUAGE — LUCIEN EG Col LIERE, A. M.a native of Paris, France ‘Nat ‘at practical and immediate resulta 1538 Tt nw, osm TW 488Neros coLLeciaTs INSTITUTE — 1023 Vermont avenua, Bounding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies and Little is ‘This inarttution will enter upon its twelfth annual sessiun Wednesday, September 23d, 1880. Mrs Z D, BUCHER. Mus HE HUNTER. Assisted by «full and of experienced teachers patticulars upply tothe Piano tecbulgiey, culture 1042 tou st nw J, * CAPLPLELD, MUS DOG, J. F20 17th st aw, First wilresume business October 1, 1855. sCHOOL OF 3IUSIC. S' 72 Sth st. nw SiS0m " SPECIALTIES. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND only reluible Ladies” Physician in the city, can be ted daily, 468 C ost,, bet dh ahd 6th vis. A.W ‘at. Correspondence ‘and didential “Separate rooms fi Ofice always open. AN 211TH ST. N Estab Special treatment for p.m. and Saturdays, 2 pin. Ps Sa si, howdy Dik SoUMB Of Pa ave. juzo-kwe LAIRVOYANT AND Asi kote cai be consulted on bu % Allis trouble cai. Satis teed. Pee 50 cents. Parlors 104 My bevween Ist and 2d st. nw, Hours, 9 DROR. CLAY o« £, has retin >i irect treatment, without the use uf kunt *S-DE MUHLEMAN CURES PiLix BY or Mature. Cure guaraatecd, Cau Ue cv tw. from 4 to 6 pas soORDS Viral ; oF rated De. PRY Of Paris Bienna Exadicator, for sale at G Agent for jalime CLAIRVOYANT cnsuited on Business, this city: all ia ‘Ottice Bouts, 10 st SLB, Cape ald THE De BiGESMOND'S GHEISTLANTS, Druggst doe Foun. ave GQ 35 Ross LHe Ebi PVE and Astrologint. has been Live ‘Matriuony for 2 Hrouble call, satisiation qua: steer, Am. to Spin. Fee Ove. ana $l. 5: tel Ha M ME. BROOKE TELLS « LiFe Tie PVEN Tw ‘Ail Uaattem coudulcnsl, Late acnson 1 Com JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARFS AND PAILROAD YARD TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS sw. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE oro F street northwest. 1615 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwem, 112 9th street northwest. ADIES CONSULTING MME, DR. DIMERES, 4 regular graduate from Paris, France, will receive experienced Skillful confidential treatment. 67 west w York, between Sth 629 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Wasinerox, 0. C, CARD—TO ALL WHO ARE Si from the errors and Indiveretions of us Weakness, early decay, pe thi reat Fi missionary in South Ameries. Send envelope fo the Rev. JOSEPH T. 1D. New York Cit 30 8s Tt DR. DYE! ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other Exectrro AYPLIANces. We will send ou thirty days’ trial, to men, ToUns oF old. who are suffering from Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, and those diseases ofa —— hature resulting from abuses and other causes. Speedy | WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO relief and complete restoration to health, vigor and Inanhood guaraiieed. Seud at nce for’ ilustrated ANY PART OF WASHINGTON pphiet, trea Address VOLT AIC BELT CO., Mar Theil stich. ‘aib-eo youth, nerv- loss of manhood, dec t ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES Fiche OF 0022 Mus Jour Consox Says, In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year! “Fuel for acooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE were used in cities,” &c. INMA. an yg Aa OR GEORGETOWN— Me ten 40 Bushels for $3.70; @ial. “Will cure any case of nervous debility and I ofiuerye power “it uparta vigor to the whole oes: so eae ee Ono. oe pe Sr Sone COKE NOT CRUSHED— It BEEN CONTRADICTED Tl a Bole Ad Lao = ae bpeps Remap ee ae tbe 40 Bushels for $2.90. vslcian y- Ladies, yo a BROTILERS, 006 1 st swe 25 Bushels for $2.00 tar to iy treated, WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COMPANY, _ia5 “a 413 10th street. FFICE OF W. W. LA) > HUSBAND, SUR- Oo 124d HAN ‘br. ure, lute Of Boe PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884. MESSRS. EISNER 4 MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT U.S.OF A, 320 RACE ST., PHILADELPHIA, DEAR SIRS:—I HAVE USED JOHANN MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST ive ¥eans RL WHITE « SON, SPECTALISTS, Vb . ir fee ($ clases, gives a large expert the treating of extreme cases ed success, ant if the advice given be strictly MY PRIVATE CTICE, iiteshenet a Cras ban fne Pegabie | ah gh MY ALE GERAGHICE AND HAVE ee * Ae ents by *| STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE. AND MME SELDE istH 81, N,V 4 < i i bished 1555. Special treatment for ladies | FEVER, CASES OF _ DYSPEPS! FOR Teltable: a MOTHERS NUKSING, AND IN CASES OF Gull WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN. LUNG | - = ‘ROUBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY M i. M.A. FRENC AGNE THE IMMENSE IM ‘TATION SEMI-MONTH- a AND BUSiSESS MEDIUM, LY, AND ALOUT A ION OF BOTTLES IM- vow. where she will be pleased | PORTED BY YUU HAVE P, 2D MY INSPEC. iriends aud patrons. Am*_ | a10x Be HH RO CHOUSE, SATISHACIO. RIL IVE YEARS ae YOURS, RESPECTFULLY, Xx 8 AvAME a LAVRSTEUiP Sp sunaeon crimopoprst, RUUMS 6 AND 0, VERNON ROW, ee OE PHAE OR ay oS Daesxxenxness, £” AND “MORITZ HISNEM” ON THE NECK OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY MEY BOTTLE. $226 th s ta CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR = HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC Coxcentrared Trean be given ina cup of cofeeortea withontthe Knowinige of the person taking It Is absolutely ales, and will ect & permanent and speedy whether the patient isa moderate drinker or an CRAB ORCHARD noile wreck. Ithas been given in thousands of WATER Sowek Uraevad yatta The ayeem once tprew | We donot aay muted win a paca besos aa tune ect bully Jos Lhe Bquor appetite lo exist CRAB ORCHARD WATER Ton Sale pe WI care DR. S&S. F. WARE, ‘Cancer, Epilepsy or Heart Disease, but EBRITY HOUSE DRUG STORE, We vo Sar Corner Tith and streets tho Ke. HELPHEN- STINE, coruct 14th ure: and Vermont avenia, |g.) paungqg RAB ONCHARD WATER Washington BG Call or write for pampbiet containing hundreds of | 3 DYSPEPSIA, 3 testimonials from the best women and men from all re the oc2tstuth | > SICK HEADACHE, 8 in =a = 3 CONSTIPATION. a Puss Piss: Prise ‘sas Reliable as Quinine for CHILLS AND FEVER Sure eure for blind, bleeding and Itching Piles. ‘One box bas cured the Worst cases of ten years! ing Noone need suffer ten minutes after using this Wonderful KIRK'S GERMAN PILE OINTMENT It absorbs tunors, allays the itching at once, acts as a Poultice, gives instant and painless relief. Kirk's German Pile Ointment 1s prepared only for the cure TRY A BOTTLE-SOLD EVERYWHERE See that CRAB-APPLE Trade-Mark 1s on all pack- ages of “Salta” and “Water.” CRAB ORCHARD WATEROO,, Propristora, SLMON 2, JONES, Mansger, of Pilesand itching of the private parts, and nothing | 002-0 Louisville, Ky else. Every box ts warranted by our Agent, oie im Sold by Dragglstn and sent by mail ou receipt of | "["Fnar weve ure wears ont, always Price, $1.00 per box. Corner Jd and K streets northwest, 22] Penuayivauis avenue wucneast als Sold by STOTT & CROMWELL, No. 480 Pennsyl- veniaave, “ @ld-eoktm foramy manual labor for several years, strongly recommended the use of Swift's Specific (& ‘.8.),clatming that he himself had been gresily bene- fited by Its use in some lung troubles. I resolved to try it The results are remarkable. My cough has left me, my strength has returned, and I weigh 60 pounds more than Lever did in my life, It has been years since I stopped the use of the medicine, but I have badno retura of the disease.and there are no pains or weakness felbin my lungs I do the hardest kind of mechanical work, and feel as wel aa Tever felt since Iwasa boy. These, I know, are wonderful to make, but Iam honest when I say that Iowe existence and health today to8.8.8. I Tecreant to the duty Ioweto humanity if I failed to bear this cheerful testimony to the merits of this ‘wonderful medicine, ‘7.3. Hou, Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885. ‘Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable ‘Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. ‘Tux Swirt Srect¥ic Co, Drawer 3, Atlante, or 167 W. 23d street, N, Y. Pasay Rovat i | Ga, 16 je Bunches of Feather 1) Boe. Feather Aigreites for be: Bunches of Flowers for 1c. O8e. Bunches Sk Flowers tor 7c, Svc. Extra Wide <ash Ribbons for 080, se. Fans, in all styles, for Se. 1.68 Fanis, all styles, tor $1 ta, ‘Ostrich Feather Paus for $1.98. 13.68 Fans for $6.98, and $35 Fans for $80, 2ie. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for De. 4c sheer Linen Handkerchiels fur dBc. Se. Child's Atl-inen do. fo asc, China Silk Handkerchtets for 420, 9c. Vells, in all styles. for Ze. 9Se, SIk'spanish Lace Fichus, scarf, for 79, 18, th Sie do, fon Boa, 7 25e. Linen Collars for 4 Yor Se. fie, Linen Cuffs for 10¢. 0c: Fancy Collars, and Cults for 19. 250. Ruftlugs, in all styles, for zie. be. Children’s Collars, ail'stvies for 190. 10 per cent off marked prices of Laces. 10 per cent off marked prices of Embroideries, Age. Jewelry, In all styles, for 14¢. De. Jewelry, In all styles, fOr 19e- Jewelry, in all styles, {Ur Be, jewelry, in all styles, for 7c. tchels, In all styles, fer 250. 4c: Sutchels, In all styles, tor 440. se. Satchels, in all styles, for Sse. 25c. Pocketbvoks, in all styles, for 19c, 48e. Pocketbooks, invall styles, for 3c. Ye. Pocketbooks, in all styies, for 88a. 8c. Chatelaine Purses for 4c. ‘Chenille Fringes for 6xe. Gingham Umbrellas for 6ge. ria Cloth Umbrellas fur $1.79, ‘Twill Silk Umbrellas for $1.98, > Ladies’ Gossamers for $115. 35 Boy's Gossamers for 81-18, rls’ Gossamers for O4e, volored Fugilsh Howe for 226 i ‘Pattern do. do. for 4c. be ‘Black and Colored Spun Silk Hose, 98c. é 4 ie Finished Lisle Hose tor Se. 8 Spun Silk Jersey fitting Vests, $2.50, 208 Span y-itting Vests, $2, Embroidered Muslin Night Gowts for 70e. 6¥c. Hand-made French Chemises for 54, $1.10 Hand-made French Skirts for 880. Handsomely Embroidered Chemises for 50e. Be. Corset Covers. “a la Paris,” for S5e. 1.29 tal ger a Embroidered Skirts, for 96c, ic. Mull ep rd In all styles, for 16c, 65c. Child's slin Dresses for BSc, 59c. Hand-knit jues for 44c, z -98 Imported Tailor-made Jerseys for $1.59. 1.29 Children’s Jez all fdas for 97c. Patent Unbreakable Busties for 19¢, eta Atkinson's Extracts for 33c. on, Dr. Sheftield’s Dentifrice. ae Jars 39—Tubes 17—Balm 39c. GENTLEMEN, 4c. English Knot and Putt Scarfs for 290. for 4ic, 2c. he for: Be maney English Half. se fy Toe aoe en cua eid 7 5c. Canton Flannel Drawers for 4c. sc. tn fOr 57c. 68c. Merino Shirts and Drawers, for 50c. 1 Underwear, in all styles, for 69c. 1.75 Lamb's Wool Underwear for $1.50, 2 Scarlet Medicated for $1.73. 52.50 Cashmere do. for $1.98. “Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for 78c. Oc. “Palais Royal” Night Shirte for 446, ‘73e. Fancy Embroidered do. do. for 66c. 26c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs fur 19c. 1c. apy, Linen Collars for 11¢. 26c. Silk Embroidered Suspenders for 19¢, 2 Gloria Cloth Umbrellas for 1.79, 1.69 Rubber Coats for $1.15. English Kid Gloves for 89e. 5 ig Best English do. do. for $1.39. 5c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 11¢, 26c. Fancy Bordered French do. for 19¢, 48c. extra Size China Silke do. for 430. NOTICE—Please see that you buy at “Souvenir” prices. ‘The regular prices and not the Souvenir prices are marked on each article, “Lt would be well fo preserve above list Please try and dey and, thus avold ‘the rush inckiestal’ a ihe “opening.” EPP, 3 pe og FE & F Ss Ber AA OE AA Tt Sse, AA itn AA 1 Bg58 00, ch A as e% Fy BE 00 ¢ TLL T $023 111719 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Siusz Ox: Siusa Or: WE LOVE THE BLASHING Of blades that cut deep into the bowels of extortion. ‘If you would witness the grand HARI-KARL act visit VICTOR E ADLER’ 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th St. N. W., Cor. Mass, Ave, DURING THE ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE, Prince Albert Buite, 913.96 and upwards, Four Button Cutaway Suits, 99.59 and upwards, Back Suits, 98,51 and upwards , Boys Buits, 94.28 and upwards. Children's Butts, $8.85 and upwards. ‘Men's ‘Overcoats, $3.55 and upwards, Boys’ Overconts, $4.39 and upwards, Children's ‘Overcoat, 90c. and upwards, Men's ‘Pants, 91,60 and upwards, ‘We positively decline to sell any of our goods dealers, being determined that consumers shall bavi the benefit of our RED LETTER PRICES. PEEEEEEPEEREE Fig bie Flv ebe ety ety bie ety ety 3s 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST, N. W., Comer Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRIGR FF OPO evenings until @ Saturdays antl 22. M. B. Buver & Co. Arete ig aby AS TE epeallon, “Wesetoe Designs by the Depariastut foe Wosaas's Woot ent mia OL aPeetRy, CHINA, LUSTRA, ‘Washington, Gat Oth tw. ‘Serntoga dpringy, pe noses fi 2d EDITION. Lat aans to Se THEY WILL HIRE A HALL. Democratic Senators at Columbus Talk of Organizing a Separate Senate. ‘Special Dispatch to Tar EVENING Stan. Corumavs, Onto, Jan. 26.—The polltical situation this morning remains unchanged. There is, however, a more nervous {eeling, caused by rumors that an open confilct in the senate chamber yesterday afternoon was at one time imminent. There are sensational reports that a number of roughs, armed with revolvers, were in the chamber. The democrats are not all agreed as to whether the motion made yesterday to adjourn was until Tuesday morning or Wednesday after- noon, and even Clerk Vallandigham refused to state positively to what time the adjournment was made, ‘This morning ® number of democrats were looking about, and claim that they will hire @ hall and convene in it to-morrow afternoon. The republican wing of the senate convened pursuant to adjournment this morning and Went through the usual routine business, and At 11 o'clock adjourned until to-morrow at 11 o'clock, The republicans will to-morrow pur sue the same tactics as yesterday in the event the democrats convene in the senate chamber, The republicans undoubtedly have an advan- tage in a long contest—the presiding officer, the governor and the treasury. The house will refuxe to recognize in any way the democratic wing should that party organize a separate body. ik of calling upon the President for United States troops tooverawe the pes cans bas been indulged in by some alleged statesmen, —— What a Lad’s Carelessness Cost. PrrtsnuRG,PA.,Jan.26.—Speclal from Youngs- town, Obio, ‘says: At about 6:30 o'clock this morning the Grashopper mill, situated in Smoky Hollow, and valued at $50,000, was burned tothe ground phrougt the carelessness of @ lad named James Burket, who dropped a lamp into an oll pan while he was at work. The total loss on bullding, machinery and stock 1s $78,000, and the insurance $43,009, in good companies, ee An Important Railroad Suit. Boston, Jan. 26,—Notice was served to-day upon the’ direotors of the New York and New England railroad on behalf of A. A. Marsh, a stockholder, that suit will be brought agalist the New York and New England road to secure possession of the Property. of the New York and Boston and lart- ford, Providence and Fishkill roads leased by the New England railroad, ‘The preliminary pers claim that the New England road is not lawiully in possession of these two roads, and that it has not legal power to make any sale or lease of them as @ part of its system. Notice ‘was also served upon the New York and New Haven railroad. as Death of the Texas “Diamond King.” San Antonio, Tex., Jan, 26.—I. Lighthall, the quack doctor and patent medicine vende who was stricken with sma!ipox Friday even: ing, and with a pumber of others was quaral tined by the authorities, died last night. His death was accelerated by his persistence in drinking ice water after the pustules had ap- peared.” Throughout Texas Lighthall was everywhere known as the “Diamond King” be- cause of his conspicuous display of an fnordi- nate number of large flashy diamonds. As a vender of quack nostrums he succeeded in talking Texas greenhorns out of @ fortune esti- mated at $50,000. He was only 80 years old. "There are over a dozen smallpox patients out of 31 now afflicted in this city who are not ex- pected to recover. ge California Wines Will be Denrer. San Francisco, Jan. 26.—The principal pro- ducers of and dealers in fornia wines yes- terday decided to advance the prices of sweet wines 20 per cent and of dry wines in propor- tion. This action was taken in consequence of the shortness of the crop and the increased cost of production. J a Attack on the Duke of Edinburgh. INVEIGHING AGAINST 11S SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE OF SA XE-COMURG-GOTHA Loxpox, Jan, 26.—A vioient anonymous pamphlet has been published at Zurich in rela- tion to the Duke of Edinburg and the throne of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. 1t inveighs against the duke's succession to the throne id says: “We mustat least be convinced belore he assumes: cl brcken with all English velleitles. We cannot accord to the sea-domimating nation of which he is a Feprosanteuive: dynastic, diplomatic, commercial and political “intluence {in our fairs.” —_+—__ Charges Against a Consul. THE REMOVAL OF CONSUL GREENBAUM AT SAMOA ASKED FoR. SAN FRANcisco, Jan. 26.—A_ petition signed by the most prominent American residents of Apia, Samao, under date of December 9, 185: has Veen forwarded to Secretary of State Ba: ari. at Washington. It asas ior the removal of Consul Greenbaum, whom it charges with general unfitness for the office which he hoids.” Mr, Greenbaum 1s aceused of charging more than his legal fees for services rendered. is official capacity, and with neglect of his official duties, ———— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and 2:30 p. m. prices ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as feported by Special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Name, 26a 20 9) 5S Boks Soe ‘23% 24 | Do. pref....... mn” i oo Bers 139 ce pret. SAS ota ia SEAS From Wall Street To-Day. New York, Jan. 26.—The stock market opened active and buoyant this morning, first rices showing gittns over last evening of 4 to r cent, the latter New York Central, and in the course of the first half hour advances were made of 4 to % per cent for the general list, while Western Union gained 14%, Lacka- wanna and St. Paul each 7. St. Paul was the Jeader in activity, although cl Lackawanna, Lake Shore and Western Union, and a good business in Union Pacific, Louisville \d Nashville and Northern Pacific preferred. After 10:30 the market became steady and somewhat less active, and at 11 o'clock is mod- erately active and steady near the highest prices of the morning. ee Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations: on the Washington Stock Excunnge are noted to-day: , coupon, 123% bid, 129% asked, U.S. 46, Fegitored adie bud wie, Caper te ney si fe tobe curteney, Lt Pd? "Boyear nd, Soe Bid ‘curren ‘DOsyear fan soz, com, 113% bid. Bd-yeur fund, Ox, 1902, iat Ts ul Metegpolitan He ie stock, 97 bid, 101g aske:. Anacostia R R.,6 bid. Washington Gas, 36% G TURSDAY. JANUARY 26, 1886. ge of the affairs of the duchy that he imas | MR. DEMPSEY’S TRIAL. The Accused Explains His Connection with the WeLanghlin Voucher. ‘The trial of W. H, Dempsey for presenting @ false claim to the bureau of medicine and sur gery of the Navy department, was continued in the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, yester- ay after THE Star's report closed. Mr. Carrigan emphatically denied that Demp- sey had threatened him with arrest. This closed the ase for the ent, and Mr. ‘Dempsey took the stand fn his own Dehale ‘Mr. Dempsey testified that he never went to the nevy pay office with McLaughlin to get @ cheek paid or to identity him; witness became Possessed of M blin’scheck voucheria tis Way: One evening McLaughlin came into the store of witness and asked him tocash a depari- ment check for $1,622;witness led he did not keep that amount of money on band. ‘Then McLaughlin asked him to lend him §30, keep the check, have it cashed, and pay the dif ference to him next morning. ’ Witdess got the check cashed, and when McLaughlin came next day, withess compelled him topay an old note of $180, with six per cent in: ‘and gave him the residue in cash Gnd in s chock Payable to bearer. ‘The detense then submitted an affidavit signed by Carrigan which entirel exonerated Dempsey from any fraudulent deal ings with the Navy department. Witness had demanded of Carrigan in front 6f the National hotel that he should retract certain statements derogatory to him, and next day this papsr was left at the store of witness, ‘On cross-examination Mr. Dempsey said that, when McLanghiln paid the $180 note to wit- ness he did not take the note away, and wit- ness put it back in the chest with other notes. re the close of the cross-examination the court adjourned until to-day. CLOSING TESTIMONY TO-DAY. This morning Mr. Dempsey's re-direct ex- amination was resumed. He dented that there was anything true in the statement of Carrigan that $1,500 of the $1,622 was a fraud and was obtained to pay to Wetmore as “hush money.” He was not certain, but did not think he was at Carrigan’s house tn the evening. He-cross: Witness denied most positively ever visiting the office of Justice Hall with Carrigan, or seeing him on June 16th. Witness told Car: rigan that he heard that he (C.) had reported him (D.)as having put in false vouchers, and threatened to have him arrested if he did not make an affidavit retracting the statement, ‘The defendant called Wm. Galt, E. E. White, C.W, Howard, G.W. Pearson, J. W. Pilling, J. L. Barbour, J. W. Corson, and they tesified as to character, and closed its case. Daniel Carrigan was re-called by the govern- ment in rebuttal and identified the ailldavit made at Justice Hall's. H. A. Hall, justice of the peace, was called to testity as to Garrigan maling an ‘amMidavit. Ob- Jection was made, but overruled. Witness had ‘@ distinct recollection of Carrigan with another party coming in and making the affidavit after the Spring of 1883; they lald down the paper and he filied it up, administered the oath, and Carrhgan took the paper. A. R. Allen testified to seeing Dempsey come into Judge Hall’s with another party, whom. he did not know, about two years ago. ‘This closed the'testimony, with the exception of the production of recelpts for stationery. MOTION To STRIKEOUT CARRIGAN'S TESTIMONY OVERRULED, Mr. Wilson moved that the testimony ot Car- rigan be siricken out, on the gronnd that he had been convicted of an infamous crime, and Ras under sentence to the penitentiary, and, further, that he was a party to the record in thé case, trom which he had not been dischanged, e motion was overruled and au exception noted. Assistant District Attorney Coyle proceeded ‘® argue the case for the government, and was Speaking when our report closed. pth ARishaes President aud Senate. THE ACTION OF THE SENATE YESTERDAY BEFORE THE CABINET MEETING TO-DAY. At the cabinet meeting to-day all the members of the cabinet’ were _pres- ent except Postmaster General Vilas. ‘The session was a long one and, tt is under stood, was devoted to the consideration of the demund made by the Senate yesterday upon the Attorney General for all papers connected with the removal of a U.S, marshal in Ala- baina apd the nomination of his successor. Decision in Favor of the District. In the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday, in the case of Laughlin against the District of Colum- bia, a decision was rendered in tavor of the Dis- trict. Laughlin was a contractor under the old board of Tublle works! he Uortowed money and pn his certificates of the board of d his cerlificates as security, ting Sly cents on their face value, Subsiquently | ie * noted the “Treasurer not to pay these cerliticates, the party with whom he de- posited them having run away. He then brought suit to recover from the District the full face value of the certificates, The case was decided against hii jciniale a e Required to Leave Tow: AN ALLEGED CONFIDENCE WOMAN IN THE POLICE COURT. Yesterday Officer Quinlan and Detective Raff arrested a woman about 25 years of age, good looking and fashionably dressed, known as Allie E, Ellis, the “Duchess of Calitornia,” or “the Chicago Daisy.” She was taken Into cus- tody as a suspicious character. She came here from Philadelphia, it is stated, December 18, and after locating at 315 T street, secured from a Philadelphia instalment house $1,009 worth of turniture, but the Philadelphia deaier, it is alleged, suceceded in getting only $100 trom her, but aiterwards sent here and secured the furniture. Then, it is stated, she went to a hotel here. ‘The police say that she Is known in sev- eral cities as a dangerous confidence woman. This morning she was taken from the fitth pre- cinct station in the patrol wagon to the Police Court, and there placed with the other prisoners in the cells. She was arraigned ip the court: under the name of Allie Ellis, alias “The Duchess of Calitornia,” alias “The Daisy of Chi- go.” She was charged with being a person of 1 iife or fame; a suspicious person having no | Visible means of sapport, and’ unable to give a good account of herselt? Her counsel, Mr. Campbell Carrington, sald he would plead not guilty for her, but she was willing togive her personal bonds. ‘The court agreed to this proposition, and took her per- sonal recognizance to leave the city. ‘A young Woman who traveied with ber as her maid, and whose child, she said, was her own, was ih court with her child to be used as a witt ness, The little child ts about two yeu and very pretty. Alter playing about th room the child left, calling out “good bye” as itdeparted. OpposeD To THE REPEAL OF PILoTAGE Laws, D. A. 68, K.of Lat a meeting last Sunday passed resointions requesting adverse action of ‘Congress on Senate bills No, 265 and 1003 and House bill No. 999 (respealing the compulsory. pilotage law) on the ground that the passage of the bills is “calculated to cause a serious loss of life and property and to do great injury and in- Justice to American pilots.” Ss PROBABLE RELEASE OF CoL. PLATO FROM Annest.—Col. Nelson Plato, late collector ot | customs atCorpns Christi, Texas, was arrested at Albany, N. Y.,on the 23d inst, by U.S. Deputy SMarshai’ Dayal, of Texas,and isen route for that state to answer the charge of embezzling $760. Hon. John Ambler Smith, of this city, one of his sureties, as also of his counsel, leatning of the arrest, procured from the solicitor of the Treasury a certificate that his accounts were adjusted Several months: and this bas been forwarded to him, ani doubtless he will be at ouce released ato ASSAULT CASES.—James Kernelly, a young man who keeps @ place of business near the Boundary, was fined 310 in the Police Court to- ‘day, on & Charge of assaulting Peyton Holmes, colored, Neii Anderson, a Young man froni South Wasulugton, was Deloes the court for cruelly beat jen ne, over the ead ‘with a large club. "He was sen: Blu, 86% asked. ‘Corcoran Ins., 60% bid. Columbia Thc, 1% bid, 12% asiced. Masinic fall bonds, 105% jd.” Washington Market stock, 18 bid. Washingion Brick Machine, 100 bid. 109 asked. Real Estate Title Apsurance, 106% bid, 101 asked, Pen, Tel Co. 35 bid, 46% asked. peake and Pot. Tel. Co., 63 bid, Ga%usked, U.S Electric Light, 68 asked, ——— LTTMORE, Mp. January 26—Virginia sixes, pant duc coupons, BO: new threes, DO's North Caroline fixes, old, 1.10% bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mo». January 26.—Cotton dull— middling 9% “Flour steady ‘and fairly active. ‘Wheut—southern steady and quiet: western lower, closing dull; southern red, 00 3 No. 2 western winter red, spot, 87 bid; Febru: 874087; March, 84588%! May, 0245 asked. Corn. ‘46050; western mixed, spot, 47%4 a7qud7int February, - 4 d Oats firmer—southern, 37a41: Peon- ‘western white, 3daA] 6570, Provisions ‘southern quiet; western lower; southern white, southern yellow, January’ asked; 1 p.m.—Wheat closed gSTtens, feta LP Week ss Se oes eal ay, 11,0001 2.02% Lard ih Feb De eiegiy, Sanaa zation of the Associated evening in Anacostia. Mr. CB. smith was jent; Dr. R. A. Pyles, secretary’ and’ Barkabas ‘an, rer. Messrs. H.A. Linger, 5. M. faen, Dr. EW. beoon, Bi Momee and W. Liverpool were elected as a board'of man- | agers to act in concert with the officers. The is due cr to efforts ofr RA. Pylesand Mes Cw Sea” gcd ish ng MARRIAGE Li ve been court to John er; eee T. Day, of P. wer, Alexandria, Va. alt W. C. Woopwamp was to-Gay appointed as = Bi ia the city post oGies, under to three months’ imprisonment, a Mitey” ‘Brooke, @ negro, stood in the dock for biting a piece of flesh from the face of Henry Butcher, an old colored man. Brooks was given six months In Jail, and the old man’s son was fined $6 for fighting. John and Emma Dobbins, colored, were with engaging ina family row, and thelr personal boi taken, John Harris, colored, who has been living with a married woman named Eliza Lane, was fined $10 or sixty days in jail for whipping her, CELEBHATING BuRNs’ BIRTHDAY.—The Cale- donia club celebrated the anniversary of the birth of the poct Burns last night by a ban- quet at Moore's hotel. ‘Toasts were ded to by Prof. Thomes Taylor, of the agricultural department; Wm, Smith, botanical garden; Dr. ‘Thomas Miller, Wm. Jardine and others.’ Mr. Sutherland played snartial airs with the bag- ipes, Songs were sort. by en Young, Gaiintely, Dr. Miller, Silver, Imirie, Oliver an McGregor. ‘Mr. Wm. Smith rendered with good effect selections from Burns, Alexandria A@airs. Reported for THE EVENING Stax, ALEXANDRIA CoUNTY CouRT.—The county tinues its session, The id jul Scenes Motes ha C. Johnson, violation revenue lat Jas. Seeeenh Ameaierrets rani eerie : Tor for ave The trial Murray for ae ‘irgit idiand railroad vig ew Broom.—Judge lchester’s work of securing & examination Sade rained been Kel orton and J. R. Bre a investigate the’ mt to inv it the officers, ‘These Investigat- Pog commissions Will Toport at tho February District Goverament Affairs. THE UNCODIFIED DISTRICT LAWS, The Commissioners have replied to Mr. W, Fort, clerk to the committer on accounts of the House of Representatives, requesting them to furnish the committee a copy of the inws of the: District of Colum and eXpress their regret that it snot i thelr power tocompis, They say the law in force in the District bas sever been compiled in any Dt lor refer ence, although the subject has been under com ‘sideration by every Congress for Loe past twelve Fears. It consists of an undigested mass com prising the laws of Mary li when t Distrtet Was separated from that state, and acts of the Ss Municipal corporations (bat have since had Jarisdiction here, except so tar as those laws have been modified by acts Congress, and they can only be found by search through vol. UES As Dumerous as the sources from whick ‘they emanaiod. POLICEMAN MURPHY DISMISSE: The District Commissioners yesterday ordere@ the dismissal of Private Hdward Murphy from ‘NATIONAL BANK LEGISLATION. The House committee on banking and cur. rency to-day agreed to report favorably the bill introduced by Mr. George Adams to enable national ansociations to increase their capital stock and change their names and loca- ton. The committee also instructed Repre- sentative Brumm to frame a bill amending the Emount of cepitel stock of aay nevoual Dank to $5,000,000. we COPIES OF RAILROAD CONTRACTS CALLED FOR. Mr. Throckmorton, of Texas, offered in the House to-day a resolution calling on the Secre- ‘tary of the interior for copies of any and all con tracts or leases which are to be found on file in his office between the Southern Pacific railroad company and any railroad to which land te ortne have been made or which have received charter of the Southern Pacific railroad, and from the United States, Also, for a. piso.tor gopies of any contract on fle between | the police force for violation of the Fules and Pacific steamship company any of the subsidized roads. os ee ITEMS DISALLOWED, ‘The Commissioners have culled the attention of Mr. Samuel W. Curriden, treasurer of the re form school, to two items in the account of his disbursements for the retorm school, submitted for their approval, one of $40.75 tor traveling expenses, and the ‘other $5.13 for flags. They may: “Apparently those Items go beyond the we The Sonate committee on public buildings has decided to report. fav bills making chicelinciating @100,000 for ‘Aneapolin, Ma ‘and $250,000 for Norfolk, a, a ‘The conimittee on foreign affairs toviay heard arguments at length Dy “Messrs. ‘Troscott aud | inw or discretion of tire Commissioners Th Charles Weodbury, of ‘Massachusetts oppo: | have discretion rly to ilu ues eee ota font of e abories commen support of the inmates or the school c sion. The heating will be coutined for additional labor. seasezid In the reserved gallery of the Senate to-day brother of the late Vice President and other of his immediate relations and friends were seated during the delivery of the eulogies. On the floor of the Senate the members. the In- diana delegation had seats. Mr. Caldwell, of Tennessee, Introduced a bill in the House to-day to prohibit the importa- MISCELLANEOUS, The Commissioners have spProved the find- {age im the case of Private J. F- Barnes tor view lation of the rules tor entering houses on Bast Oapitol street while on dut . John H. Brooks, chairman committee on accounts of the school board, writes to the Commissioners Inquiring in ’ case bere tion of pauper labor. teacher is summoned as witness In court, ana @ substitute ts placed in charge, shall the Boctety. teacher be required to pay the substitute or avs, Selatan ee con ornia We hall a te voucher be made in favor of stitute against the District. The Commis oners reply: “In the opinion of the Commis: sioners such substitutes may be paid from the Tegular appropriations on special vouchers duly certified, as in the case of regular rolis.” BUILDING PERMITS issued by Butlding Inspector Entwisle: Wm. held acard reception im their cozy rooms, at the Portland, yesterday afternoon, from 3 to 7. ‘The parlors were reached by an elevator, and that piece of machinery was kept in constant action all the afternoon carrying precious bur- dens of soctety devotees to the domicil of Mrs. ke A. Meloy, trustee, erect a two-story dwelling, Voorhees, That lady wore a su dress of | alley, between Sih and 10th and N and O sts. White satin, veiled in flounces of thread lace, | norttiwest; $450. Victor Koux, repair frame With bodice of white satin and a huge corsage | on Giesboro road, county; €100. Dr, Ford. bouquet of French Mrs. Niles, who at her side, wore a toilet ot biack velvet chantilly lace. Others receiving were Mina y, Mrs. James Voorhees, Mrs. Hardesty, of Mibecling, Mra. Olmsted, Mrs, Hastings and Thompson, repair brick welling, 80d 17ta street northwest, to build a threestory back building 16 by 29 fect, tin roof, and mi Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Justice Miller and Miss Lida Miller had | Nichols, repair frame dwellings, alley, between with them yesterday Mrs. Strong, of Chicago, | Delaware avenue and Ist, Baud’ streets nortir and Miss Williams, daughter of ex-Attor: | 4st $800. lnc Rornenis Rerorre: 4% street southwest, front of bis store four "brooms, Worth $2.50. Edward Richards, 628 Penusyivat reports ‘stolen sleigh bell tlulo robe, worth $7.—George A. Arms, 1337 F street, reports stolen a sleigh. ney General, Mr. and Mrs. Leiter gave the third of a series of entertainments last evening, at which a co- tilion was danced, Mrs. Poindexter Dunn, of Arkansas, assisted by Mrs. Wellburn, of Texas, and Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, received many visitors Mon- day. | Mrs. Duna will receive Wednesday with PrEmig Mrs. Hubbard, the mother of the Attorney Gen- The Courts. eral. Cour Ix Gexerat Tens. Senator and Mrs. Sherman were assisted by Miss Parsons, of Cleveland, in welcoming and entertaining their many friends at their first evening reception of the season last evening. These somewhat informal but very delightful “at homes" will probably continue until late in the Gs eg? and will doubUess prove to be, as . MeCormick District; printing of record dispensed with. In re LL. St appeal argued and subantt megan, do. argued in part. appointed U, 8. commission Eeviry To-day, Freeman agt. Freem: rand examiner, Judge James. a; further testle oM. they ‘been in the past, among the mosi'at- | Mony ordered taken by Exaril tractive entertainments of the national capital, | sPdson. Towles agt, Campbell; The long residence here of Mr. and Mrs. Sher | Examiner W. W.” Matiun. man and their wide acquaintance in both the | Pumpure: haser allowed to p permanent and temporary sides of society in- Cracert CovRt—Judge Hay Tota: sure a pleasant assemblage of congenial people, 7. affirmed: and one is sure tosee there as many familiar faces and old friends as can be met at any house in the city, The remark frequently beard at receptions nowadays that “there's nobody bere Leversaw betore” is never made ut the resi- dence of the acting Vice President. ‘The Burns anniversary entertainment was not held at the Riggs House lust evening, as at first proposed, but at tae parlors of Mts. Dr. | ‘albott. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Horatio King. Mr. Robbins read one of his own poems on Kobert Burus, which delighted all resent. “Annie Laurie’ was fluely ‘suug by Miss Wood. An essay on Robert Burns, written White agt. Hemp Brande * unday in each case, Torteite Disgraccfal Scenes at Columbus, ANOTHER WILD WRANGLE BETWEEN THE TWO FACTIONS OF THE SENATE, by Mra. Frank Williams, of stirring originalty | When the democratic members of the Ohio ad beauty, Was well read by ar. Eight, Mr. senate filed Into the chamber at Columbus at "ursons charme resent by his rendering | 4 o'clock Pere of “Johu Anderson, my JoJohn® and “Comins | £0 clock yesterday afterno it Saturday wasat once renewed, The wall was crowded wiih spectators, The republicas sired to obtain tue order of the day and gi contested cases before the senate, w democratic side was engaged inane before that body 2 resolution whi agreed upon in caucus, prope thro’ the tye.” Mauy well known to Wash ington Nterary circles were present, and the evenlug was an enjoyable one. The wife of Marshal Wilson entertained at lunch yesterday Miss Cleveland, Mrs, Man- | ning, Mrs, Lamont, Mrs, Ricketts, Mrs. Cassidy Mrs. Whituey, Mrs, Stevens, Mrs, Gorman und | the appoint- Miss Richardson. ment of a committer to '¢ ler the constitu Arogular mociing of ~The Xelgubore ei | etal ud Kul ration, ca tote tho was held last nightat the residence of Més. | ings at this time were a crossfire of motions, Johnston, 420 6th street northwest, where & | resolutions and. protests, leat pleasant évening was passed in litetary, dra- | ber attempted the trhul matic and social excreises. Mrs. Menning givesadinner to the cabinet this evening, at which the President and Miss Cleveland will be present. Miss Cleveland, accompanied by Mrs. Castidy ot Albany, and Secretary and Mrs, Manning, occupied d box at Albaugh’s last evening. Miss Maggie Mitchell, prima donna of the sacred Sunday night concert, now a guest of Mrs. Thomason, 1500 Q street has kindly con- sented to sing atthe “ixattee Klatsche” given at the Homeopathic hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Keller, of Portland, Pa., are the guests of Mrs, Boyer, 311 4y street ‘They ure ou their wedding trip, and~ will re- matin in Washington about a week, when they will leave for Florida and New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Darling will leave on Monday for Old Point Comfort, were they will pass some time, Mr. Edward A. Oyster and his sister, Miss Mollie, lett the city yesterday for a pleasure tour through the south. The Chivese minister has contributed nine Instead of three vases to the homeopathle hos pital far, as first announced. . Mrs. Dowdney, 22 Latayette square, will re- serve Thursday of this week for making calls, #0 Will not be at home on that day. pias lis care Real Estate Sales. Benj. H. Warder bas sold, through B, H. Warnge, i Joau M.D: Lagden, tor 10070, two lots, 23.9x 100 feet each, on the east side of 16(h street, and at the corner of Samson streei. Also,"he bus sold to Gen. Henry Strong, of Chicago, through B. H. Warner, lor $14,006, two lots, 25x100 feet each, at the northeast moved to 4 all dilatory motious fused to hear anything not bearing on ihe contested clec | The democrats then, atid great ex. demanded that the éterk call ‘t question of adjournment. ‘The pre to drown the Volee of the clerk wi but the roll was called, 26 adjournment. ‘The " democrat tnctabers started out whitle the clerk handed the 1 to the presideat to be annouuced, lore it in several pieces and. Uh floor, while the crowd surged | railings, and the greatest coufuston prevailed. ‘The clerks all left their places, and as so partial order could proceeded to read the tu offered by Mr. Pavey. With at the clerk's desk, the re voted on the r adopted. Democratic adjoursime to Wedniesdyy at 4 p.m to this morning. of tho contested cases, voting fo® rout —sor " Mrs. Grant's Big Check. ver inl Caretta, New York Lettor in Cincinnati Co Mr. Jesse Grant said on Moi mother had received her first publishers on account of “Gen, Grant's Life.” I have not seen the tact mentioned tn tne newspapers, How chock was for? No loss largest sum ever paid atone timo for Mterary work,” he sald. The next largest check, he thinks, was paid to Macaulay—a hundred and fifty thousand copics of hix wonderful history having sold within tour weeks, But 1 thin Waiter Scott, who was the Io! of his ee tion and who wrote against Time, Death and corner of 16th and L streets, which he intends ‘Ube Sheriff, is entitled to this sce or lace, HE to improve with a fine residence, ot mistakes received $200,000 4 ‘c. B. Jewell and Jas, EFitch have sotd to | Mm, BOt jnlstaken, be received $200,000 trom at just below be was earned $100,000 a year score of years. weremrackut ~<a The condition of Patapseo river and Chesee peake bay give but little promise of an early re- umption of navigation. ° eet CHIEF CLERK CARMAN, of Uh Department, eudorses Ked'siar Cough Ifyou fallon the ice you can at om your bruises by St. Jacobs Wil, Fifty cents, D. Biddle, 10r $51,000, five lots at the southeast corner of 16th”and’ 8 streets, us fol- lows: Two lots, 561,x197 feet and 61x120 on 16th street; one lot, 100x100, at the corner of 16th and 5 streets; two lots, 56x124 and 56x 131,onS street. Mrs, Biddle has suld an undi- vided half interest in the same property to Henry J. Biddle, for $25,000. Jolin 1H, Brewer has sold to Annie D. M. Wood, for $2,475, & lot | 20 teet front on the west side of New Hampsbire | avenue, south of N street, coutaining 1,046.6 eet. Juiia C. Townsend bas sold to Lydia Ann Brown, tor $3,900, the property fronting 19.8 feet on the south side of 5 street, east of 15th street. ‘DMesara, Duncanson Bros. have recently sold, for Jolin and Jeremiah Brosnan, trustees, part lot 19, square 568, on 2d street, between Gand H streets southwest, at 11 cents per foot, to J. J. Kelly; one-story’ frame house and lot, for John T. Arms, trustee, on Sherman avenue, near Sheridan street, Mt. Pleasant subdivision, for $450, toJ. P. Haws; for Geo.C. Payne, trustee, two-story brick house and lot, on High street, Page pig home fo ln geared 5; for Richard Waliach, trusice, part Agricultural prex BARNES ed this life om Monday mornin January 25, 188 sty ul GAMES Ee HARNESS, Zon of the late Aeuben Hinrnes, in thio wicca Searothis age. Fincral to take place from the Asbury A. M. FE etlurely, 124 and Kntreets on Wes Sauuary 27. at two vclock. Friends and ‘re invited to attend. CHAMBERLIN. On Tuesday. Janonry 26, 1850 CELIA CHAMBERLIN, daveitior of ober H wud Mary 4. Chatmuertin, aged duirteon yours Past her suffering. past er pain, for $2,055, weep, lor tears ate va Tor 30" Weight @ Cox's subdivision of Pieakant Cain the vamalt of thy orem, Plains, 30x127, to Owen Shughrue, for $1,660; Forskcubocdavel ont pia for Wm. R. Woodward, executor, Jot 12, By Mak Parnen square south of 516, frame house No. 455 Mus-| Puneral from the late residence, 3334 P street, at sachusetts avenue northwest, for $3,500, to | three o'clock Thursday, from thetce to West street, Andrew Bain; for owner, four-story brick house | Presbyterian church Friends and relatives luvited and lot, No. 404 6th street northwest, tS, 8, | toattend. : Hoover, torg 7,375. COLE, ALBERT Mcl., son of Charles F. aod M. 2 E, Cole, Sauvary %, he, at 6333 mh, aged clgue Months and seventeen darn. Funeral from the tuully residence, 810 K street southeast, Wednesday, January 27, at tliree o'clock DEERY. Departed =hts life Jannary 20tb, 1886, at 5 o'clock ‘am, MARY > Host sy FaLt.—A Treasury department Westgate; slipped and fall Se ho stopped Get west sl and fe Of hisbox, abut 4:30 o'clock this morning. He was severely injuried, and was taken home in the police ambulance about o'clock, pezeaseidaentti ‘THE GENERAL TeRM CALENDAR.—The calen- dar of the present General Term of the District Supreme numbers 98 cases, of which 49 are law, 3S equity, 6 probate, 4 patent appeals and one criminal, ‘There ‘are several cases against the District and aguinst the B. and P. and B. and O. railroad companies, anda num: ber are quite important eases, The telegraph in Jonetion case, Hewitt agt the West Union ‘Telegraph company, stands No. 68, —_——_—_ g S86, EN DELKY. teoved daughter of Thoinas P. Deery, aged 18 years, 3 moutle May her soul rest in peace. Amen. Funeral from her father's resience.wz4 Liberty «t, &W..a1 8 o'clock Thursday. "elutives aud frivvds are Tespectfally Invited to ‘Mass at St. Doaslule's KOCH. On Junuary 25th, 1886, at 7 o'slock FREDY KOCH, weed fifteen years beloved soe *Faveral wll take’ piace Wednesday, the 27th of i, 7 January, from unear 418 Tenth street norte estat 3390 vclock pan On Javuary 25, 1880, at Pain. ANN Yeatn.died at the’ realgence of her ate’ surlany James L. iteel, in Alexandria counts, Va = Dearest rnother thou Lins bef us, Tons most deeply teel; But ‘tis ‘that bath bere? ua ‘He can all our sorrows heal. Davewrens, ‘Funeral will take place from St. Aloysius church, af Onep.m, on Wednemny. 27th list. 5 1 2, 1586, ut © p. m., JAMES BEGL "On January 22, 1586, at 0 p.m. 3 L Bima SE tach aittsanreony 3a ; On (224, 1886, at @ JAMES Bg oo Janoary +m, EOF THE TH ing were the Raxai follow- today: 2pm, Sara - 32.5; 3.a.m.,29.0; 7 a. m., 29.2; 11 a.m., 43.1. "Meximum, 43.6. Minimum, 26.6, SS Affairs in West Washington. THE FUNERAL oF ProF. EDWARD SEAGER.— Edward, Seager, U. 8 Ny ‘The remains of Prof. Edy age, were buried SR OSEPH Yate UMNASMLNG | UNIDEB Wi 7%, FANE nod Wuxchical pathaLacae ore ivenis ave. BM. Deri moderne of class Veephobe cult 112 aay to pe Co ae one pale of pA Reed “sgt tye W. BAMA it UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, Graduate of 1884 Ciaw of the Clucinnat! School sf Bunbalming CM. Lukens, .D., Peucpat 2. Glace, Demensraie: 2 1 oem wre yea 087-4. : 2s WRIGHT. 3 Ax Frweest Ducrom, ‘Baepbous aut a