Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1886, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. ates ah eee ance Soe, pee Book the U.S Mali sweamer GEORGE LEARY, amount asked, MuNDAY MISDAYS AND PRCDAYS, as cE mn ths etree wharf, = _ Secure rooms and Uekets at Baltimore and Ohio or. JOR SALE—BT IED: fires, 1301 and 619, Pohna ave, St. wate Hotel, and Ist..bet. Sth and th, mL, 30x55. ath st bet. K express, Hct Penna. ay! kK also cheex Dageawe from botels and pei (43, in fronts of from 16 to 5O by Pesideaces| depth of 6 s For further information re at Company's offices, Riggs ac,, Heer 14th, in tromts of from 17 to 86 by 50. si, whace "Teigpeone aw Bese n. c.oppoat= Capito: Pars, 45.98 131 i "oi, P. WELCH. General Agént. YL aves bet 11h and 1210 sts, 21205. he fie SWORMSTEDE @ BRADLEY, an 3 ARE T) NORFOLK —STEAMER LADY Hw - pat e eaves Os tpg os ny. Wedhenday. and Safirdag, a Oe relies Fare, S100" hound. TH, Fst. and one Small Honse ana Lot on mn Natardags, north side New York ave. between 3d und 4th ats 0. Telephone ca! W.5 the lots are only A feet ot ru | ings | Steamer fouls B So. 1 ‘Tuemiays and Friday, Jad0-te Le i Ivo SALP—CHEL de aiid Mth x MX YeRSoN! wr. VERNON! vi — STEAMER W. W. CoRcORAN “ith-etrest whart’ daily (except t 10 o'clock am; return! RGAIN AND UPON EA. Hey on 16th at., bet. QUIS P. 8 | tom about 3:80" p ms oa jas LL. BLAXF, Captain, Fes SALE TWO FINE — Sanit Cesaebirxe CHEAP BUILDING LOTS wore Jorth Capitol, Mt and LANE ROUTE, | THR cUNARD syEAMSHIP CoMPAN | ITED, BErwie W YORK AND LE i #ERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARGOR, From Pier No, 40, N. 1, New York. part of Mert 1 "Two le bb st. Price 1 AWN, Dis Pa AND EYERY SATURDAY i NEW YORK, oy! ee Seon ATES OF Passaun? —C Set) ad $100, we S Sobiy to wuinel, Beene | cording to wenmmocaions. Laternediute paseage x65, 1NGT vad bain Free’ advi " Washiteton ATLANTIC AND WEST LNDIA LINE HENGE Cusmnxc Woisrer Tours xn abd French West Inia felandn, a pg gs | SS BARRACOUTA, sailing Saturday, Febraary 20. | correspondence. Cail for prospect 8.5. BARRACOUTA, sailing Wednesday, March $1, SrETine: | ccspaing ncir oc moore ste Ste Amica JPSSTRUCTION IN Matics nud English, by Prof. Gil Service Examiner. Applicants tos LATIN repared. Apply for cirewiars and information 423 | Smoking Fou, bath rooms, et. Apply to mse ae LEAYCKAPY & CO, <a eed | se19to1n.6m UNO fall at. Sow Yor, Mies rtopened her school ot for imaric art: she private claw in Enzie bras 8 for Freneb and Mathematics. RSBLUCTION IN DRAWING AN by Mis EDGAR, who has sti Abroad Art losune given through We 1 French or Italian canguages ifdesired: 12 we secnnd floor. 1 x New Crasses For Beorssens AND ADVANCED STUDENTS NOW FORMING. LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS, rand, Wednesday, ‘raub, Wednesdi Messrs Hl (of both sexes) Learn to read. write and MAN FR Rooms, “H and GER- 1409-1411 New HOTELS. MONT FPOUSE. = agement. YMG SS Fight lessous per SS ight lessous per Refited and refurntshed inthecle 2 se ommercial traveler Free Hanson cabs, carriages, Telephoue call SO! from all trains, pes for hire, Je25-1m PORT GRO! Lt Hozei,—\ lovely ville. vomte Tons, Families and schools attended, Foo 14:3, Corcoran Building, PROF, C.K pr GEE Late of New Orleans, FLORIDA —FORT GEO: trop.cal island, 22 miles from rial climate: bigh land: if “i vd wory of Music fs thorou jezraph: me fog pe i gad to. iano, Hart ery fon Bend for it tarand Banjo. Painting und the Lonenaces receive IDEN, of Bi particular at Private class in Painting. Pho | Bography and fancy work. Connected with the Acad eiay Is a school for Boys, taught by Sincere. QcHOOL oF Musi LESTARLISHED 1877, Has built al oceapes preiises | *IFIC AVE: two doors frou U on ectO4m THe) INGALLS RING, Principal. | = = Ty EScHEE NIST, TEACHEROF PIANO 700 D COA fad Vocad. MUSit. -Paricalar aitetion to yo WOOD AND COAL. mabers. as well as those wishing t0 be «i + Bettotmsteor ieachera” Tenis easy. “ai apb-cu, A GENTLEMAN WISHES To GIVE | Branches, privately or in a sehool. in Greek, Latin, Mathematles and the ‘Terms unusually low. Address Box 97, Si aoe ams for | bY COAL desirable Kindiing and the best mariner. Quiek and Senat In your orders, 10,060 fern variety, at very lowest pri | Stove Woe Best re 4, Gels and Water street Gh sx perience. Co'ciock p.m. Piaso ‘MISS CLARA HARRISON, JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Pupil of Wm. Mason X.Y. WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: GQMORTBANR, ABD STFEWRITING FRACTE | oweuerH AND WATRA STREETS SW. are followed. ivat@ pupils preferred- ited. RK) BRANCH YARDS AND ( CONNECTED P CROMELIN, office of Johns & Easton, <ten era phers, 472 Louisiana ave ‘jall-gma VATE LESSONS, BY A LADY OF Fence, | jm Classics, Mathematics. BY TELEPHONE, 2 F street northwest. =~ matics. Fuglish ISIS 7th street northwest, . ‘French, for you! les of chudren. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest tention given to Attn; for advanced : ‘ Speck attention given to Stung boys for ad 1112 Oa street northwest. RS a Tat Tow : Land K strects northwest. alee: GaeaGea ir aScRCieREe jarg 222 Pens lvania avenue southeast, Mathematics, Penmansbip, and in all E: Be ‘Terms moderate. Apply to C. F. WOOD, ‘Sth se pore a+ ThE ease Serie SPECIALTIES LETHE ST. NW. Vice free und conti Cail or write, J JEELDOW'S DANCING ACADEMIES, AT 1004 7. Weduesday. Friday and Sat- Pennsylvania ave, « @., Tues- discount of 25 per cent of the new year. S D'2328 Estabhesi remedies prog pt aud reliable: deutiai: terms reasunadie, MA2ais, BORPELDT, 4 GERMAN apy | pox “LATRVOYANT AN MM with, recommendations desires pupils ci | [Cgc has retract and cat be cone! any age for Classic and Modern Music: Singing | jess fove aud matrimony, Siete Sfter the true Italian method: good Uerman, Parisian ‘ Fee 50 cents Parlors 104 Muss. French and Italian tavgnt by grammar: conversation | ave. beiween Ist sind 2d aur Wry Home Bae ay ens With” Gosurpassed metboas | 5. mi. aad Fw? ARENT ESONS Oey | PUES WU LENAN CURES Pines By | RENCH LESSONS MILLE. V_ PRUD HOMME treatment, witho a | nt 5 MILLE V PRUD HOS Piirect t, without the use CC Knife, ease ligature. Cure guaranteed Cull Ue 0 Sdsi. nw. from 4 to 6 p.m RiSekhs, VEAL, RSTORATIVE, oF THE Celebrated br. P. of De SIGESMOND'S Blenna’ Fradicator, for sale at note fat we oy Ai tn Se evening Yor ¢ —-Sadies'aud geatiecsen Parisian pronpuaciation. Soy, ofiginal systems Young ladies’ classear a /END'S SELECT SCHOOL; 1811 I ST. CHRISTIAN!'S, Druggist, 454 Penh. ave, Agent {0F Aa Flementary and Hig Scioo! for bith De jaime Rnciat and: Sesiera caasinges "Square of od | WS ROSS THE RELIABLE CLATRVOYANT Ancient ad) Mod Miata Astro\ iat, nas teen cousuiter on Busiaesn morals any ‘THO, Love and Matrimony for 24 years im this ety; allin Spot - trouble call, saifstaction gaarantea. Odiee boars 1 | 2M. to 8 p.m. Fee 50c. and $1. $12 Fl SESE, Cape | tot itu : nie ai. x RILLA NES RRUCH, SCHOOL OF My ee sity, Eustra, China, 8 Desig ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOP LIFE A business coniideutiai. Ladies andgen- ‘cents each. 408 L street, between 4th aud chwest. myGdiwe Studios: ‘Washington, D.C a2s-Gm MEDICAL, & CHOOL OF INOGRAPHY. LA EOE TERE re, L OF ENC SCHOOL OF AD Shorthand Books anni Supplies. Pc} - G20 H STREET NW. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 9TH . and D sta nw. A practical busi Hon thas young men and women lo<uppart thentsel set succmastully perform ‘the, activi ‘duites of fe given In Rapid Writing, the Fz Cor Rapid ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND reliable Ladies: Physical, ean be consulted dally i her residence. 124% 7th st. uw. Oftice hours frou Tio # pos. jalt YROVAL PILLS, “CHICHES oFginal and’ only, genuine. chichester's Keaitsh,’ take no ieulars by 210 5 fe, particulars by thsi | ALL W TERING | A trom the errors aid induecreitone of veuth Be weakness, early decay, Juss of matihood, | Wilt “Send is recipe that will you, Fike OF | CHARGE. “This great remedy was Ulscovered by @ Amerie. Send a self-addressed » JUBERIET. INS ESDAY, arrange. aid Type er Tonticke resdnad Salm. and 6pm. Office open f Wy the year or quarter, on ate ater MONDAY. ae 34” A filcorpa of teachers Litseated Gites Befeiving tal lnfortaation. sent free on syplleasions MESIY C SPE NCEn Pocinat AUSPESCER. Vice Priucipal 23% aod evens 1338 T street nw. ALL GRADES OP | « DAYS’ TRIA ‘ ior colleen | € () PAYS THiaL = DR. DYES | ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, ana otner Exectaio Areiiaxces. We Will seta ob Ulirty day tight | men, Young or oi, who arw suflering frou Nervous Deiiity, Last Vitality, and those diseases of ¥ Q | Batore resulting from ses and other causes. speedy = INDEROAKTEN, | relief ‘and complete restoration to health viger ait ECE TAME CALS RENONT, | manhood guatunceed Send ut once for’ ilistraved 1619 K st. nw. Puuphlet, trea Address VOLTAIC BELT CO. Mar 2 BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF = ~: WasHINoTs ; BOSTON. RovIpEXCE, boanlers ac a PEE LESSONS TN confidential TUT! ‘* W. PLYN __ Evening Classes, $3 and $5 amouth Lessons'to Adnite_ | LANGUAGES ADIEN CONS iM RTs, 4 regular graduate from Paris, France, will receive xperienced skillful contidentini treatment. 67 west oth st. New York, between Sth amd Gta avenues. fe To-MORROW. wre & ©0., Auctioneers, 7 Lavi a er Ne ponlte City Post fice CONTINUATION OF PEREMPTORY ASSIGNEE'S SALE, AT 817819821 SEVENTH STREET NORTH- WEST. SECOND DAY'S SALE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK a. ™, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF TINWARB, GLASSWARE, CHINA, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE; MISCELLANEOUS STOCK, REFRIG- ERATORS TRUNKS, WAGONS, TOYS, FANCY Goons, &x., IN LOTS TOTHE TRADE. HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, SHOW CASES, &c., AT CLOSE OF SALE. A. BEHREND, fat FP HOMAS DOWLING, Avctioneer. SOME PARLOR SUITES OF RKMANSHIP, WALNUT M. ch WINDOW HANGINGS, NITURE Th On WEDNESDAY MO THIRD, 1586, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. "941 K street, between Oth and 10th streets northwest, I shull sell x superior collection of Household 15 3305 WW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00, Avcuoneer.” SPECIAL SALE OBJECTS OF ART. SALE OF A COLLECTION OF ELEGANT WORKS: OF ART. Compristn LARGE FRENCH I: hone GROUPS AND STAL BARDIGLIO AND A ‘MAUND MANTEL VASES, AEE ee ITALIAN MA 7 ih E MAJOLICA, FRENCH PORC! REAL ROMAN BRONZE ORNAMENTS, BENARES BRASS ARTICLE CHOICE BRIC-A-BRAC, Ete, Ete, Juat received from Europe. On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, FOUKTH AND. FIFTH, A886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. MAND THREE AND EIGHT O'CLOCK ¥. 3L, each day, at our siles- Tooms, corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania ave- nue. We will kell the above choice collection of objects offic collection wil be inatl ie collection will be arranged for examination on TUESDA\, February ae hat WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aucia. NG, FEBRUARY FPHOALas DOWLING, auctioneer, CATALOGUE SALE oF Tite PRIVATE LIBRARY ov THE LATE JUDGE THOMAS W. BARTLEY, of Washington, D. C.. Reing @ valuable collection of English Standard tks, Library Editions of EugiishHisiories, Historl- Peparaments of Literaigrer Works ofthe Boiltical History of this Country, ete. Atso His LAW LIBRARY OF BTANDAD WORKS, TER- RESTRIAL GLOBE, CABINET OF MINERALS, &c., ‘To be sold at Auction on MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1886, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, and continue at that hour cach day until all are sold, at auction rooms, Pennsylvania. avenue and 1th Sreet.. Books now on cahivitions aud” Gatsionsee Fealy for aitribition, Hedis HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHOICE OLD WHISKEYS, SHERRY AND PORT “WINE AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY "MORNING, FEBRUARY FOURTH, 1886, at ELEVEN OC tion roomis, £ sail sell a choice assortment of above ds, representing all the well-known brands, put up in one and twogatlon demijohns, especially for house- keepers anid private buyers Be HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Réal Estate Anctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED RBAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 109" PENNSYLVANIA “AVENUE, “NEAR FIRST STREET NORTHWEST, WASHING By virwie of 8 deed of trost, recorded. tn ibe iy virtue of recorded. in Liber No. 1054, folio $28 et seq. one of the Land Re- cords of the District of Columbia, and at the re, quent of the party secured thereby, we, the Under: Signed, as Trustees, will sell, at public auction, tn frout of the premises, ou’ FRIDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1886.ac FIVE (6) O'CLOCK PM ull that pat Of Loc ‘numbered five (6) in Car- Foll's subdivision of original Lot numbered one (1) in square numbered five hundred and seventy-five (675) (except that part thereofcouveyed to the United States by deed recorded in Liber No. 905, follo 13 et seq, of ‘the land. 1 of mid District of Colunt: Dia.) And also all that part of Lot numbered eight (3), in the same subdivision, situate and adjoining the north line of sald Lot five, and between sald north line of said Lot and a public alley, being the same par- cels of ground and premises conveyed (with the excep- on aforesaid) to John Hits by James Carberry. Trus- tee, by deed recorded in Liber’ No. 787, folla 806 et seq. of the Land Records of the District of Columbia, and then conveyed by John Hitz and wife to Leon W. Guinnand and others, building committee of the Grats Verein, ot Wasiiingion, D.C., recorded in Liber No. S75. filo 352, of the Land Records of the District of Columbia, and by deed of said Gruth Verein and John Hitz and’ others to William Lewis, recorded among Ube Land Kecords of the District of Columbia—ine vod by & dwelling house. containing about eleven rgoms, and Known as “W. Lewis’ Capitol: Res ‘Tue terms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in one, two and three years, for which the promissony notes ‘of the purchaser, with Interest al. six per cunt rest payable semtannually; principal ‘by deed of trust upon the prop- erty. tof “will be required of the pur- caer at the ime oF sale Allconveyancing at ihe cost chaser, All taxes and assessments to of sale payable otit of the purchase money. ‘Terms of ‘sale must be complied with within ten days from day Of sale, otherwise the property will be Fesold at the cost afd risk of delauiting purchuser or purchurers ther five days’ notice in The Hventug Star. EUGENE CARUSL juisiana ave: n.w., W. 4. MILLER, he aan! aB0deds 486 Louisiana rps E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TNPRAME DWELLISG.NO ligt FOURTEENTH perig aT STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trast,daly recorded in Li- ber No. 1085, follo 192, et seq., one of the land Feconds of the agg lambia, and at the re- Quest of the party thereby scctired, we will sonst Grlle An front of the premises, on FRIDAY, ARCH FIFTH, 1890, AT HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described parcel of ground, to wit! Commencing for the same atthe southwint corner of lot lettered A, of Join U.. Evans’ Subalvision of original iot 14 in square 247, tad ub division Tecorded June 21,1867. lu Rook RAW. No. 1. page 25 of the Surveyor's' office of Washington, -£ity, in sald District; running theuce east on thenouth line of said lot A W6 feet to the west line of an alley; thence In # northeasterly direction 10 the southeast coruer or lot lettered B. of said subdivision; thence ‘West 104 feet: thence south 21 feet to the place of be- ginning, with the house situated thereon, to the iid. ie of tie partition wall dividing the ‘house, situsted ‘ob said Lot A. from the housestiuated on the adjoin- ing lot B, sald houve being No. 1127 14th street uort- west, "Perms: One-third cash, and the balance {n equal Int stainienta, insix and twelve muntha, for, whign noted ‘of the purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, will be Laken, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. a de- posit Of $100 will be required at Ume Of sale, sind iil conveyancing and recording will be at purchaser's cost. if terms are not complied with in ten day's from sale: property will be Tevold at ri-k and cost of de- urchiaser 1 ndays notice. ag PurenrORIN M. SAC | | BROOKLYN, | | | ____ PROFESSIONAL. h st. nw. D*4 b MME. SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST. N. W. Wviee free and conte tive of Fare Fremen, Het: | ivutini terme eomastie: Cabererse” eaveee sational results, 15381 st nw out | yp De. , SEMMEGS AND HUSBAND, WW ssiineros contectate Instirors, — | {hb eon and Chiropodist and Manicure, late of Bow 1023 Vermont avenue, Beautiful Nails makebeauttfajbands. OMices.1222 F Boarding and Day Schoo! for Young Ladies and Little st_n.w., Washington, BD. BR WHITE & SON, PHYSIOLOG, AVECIALISTS, 1416 Yeuna. avenue, Ws top, and 11 N. Eutaw st, Halt ‘@ sitting), admitting al claines, gives ence, thereby enabling the treating of ex With marked success, and it ths advice given bestrictly observed their treattuent of Corns, Bunions Frostbite, Diseased Nails and other foot ailments affords reat amou Mi of permanent relict. jazz HEALER M™ *{ Apne oaasen a AND BUSINESS MEDIUS. is at home, 1724 7th st. n.w., wheresbe will be pleased to meet her many friends and patrons. Am® i ‘This inettution wMl enter upon tte twelfth annual semsion Wednesday, Mepteniber 23d, 2555" raz. D. BUCH fie HUNT “Assisted by a tull corps of x oe catalogues aud fall particulars apply ty the Prinetpal. enfesry M. ISS AMY LEAVITT OF BOSTON, GRAD fe. uate and certified examiner of the New Ssiture “Nola fou ica technique, ‘nud voice st nw. ec) AYN. KE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST, KOOMS 6 AND 6 VERNON EOW, 345 Peunsylvania ave. FINANCIAL. ———— > Puscea & Warery, STOCK BROKERS ovata }ner noe PARES er eas Wasutixoron. na LENORE PHILADELPHIA NEW Yuuk, Bustos, I cs Co, daom Warrniy i Cateee Garo, | Arxoro-Aacerican Ma¥nanp C Evmn ftecran AC “Huei opetial Pare. ‘Commstasive all chanwes way w Boy and seil ou ‘= ‘H. DODGE, Resident Partuer. Quotations of Seeks and Bonds and Information: Reeves Feportet promptly. ast very cheap. Hag eum ie op. and Caps from abe. gp. Mime SELEY. 19li-1916 Peunsyivanis mre oczy €29 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasurxetox, D.C, BY : coat HIER ATED HARDER SOLIEMA. not Pee ERS, } Trustees THOS, F. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ja30-eo&ds UNGANSON BROS.. Auctioneers, ‘TRUSTERS SALE OF FRAME Hous ‘ON LSTROET SOUTHEAST BLING: No. 613 EET. ‘virtue w feilvon an piece ‘or ‘paroel of fare of original to (Ay ip, auarenoriho’squaenumbers bated ‘of the cliy of Washi Dee, eee hibg for the tame at the northeast corner ning thence weet trenty two feat and ouehind ol fan Incl: thenee south one hundred and forty-four fect und vieven inches to the reat Ine of sald Yot, thence ¥ a SDAY, FEBRUARY 2, -1886. Swrrs Srromte Ts nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the forests of Georgia, The method by ‘which it Is made was obtained by a halfbreed from the Creek Indians who inhabited s certain portion ot Georgia, which was communicated to one ofthe early settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down to the present day. The demand bse been grad- ually increasing until = $100,000 laboratory is mow necessary to supply the trade A forelga demand has been crested, and enlarged faeitities will ‘be necessary to meet it. ‘This great ‘VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER CURES CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT, hereditary of otherwise, without the use of Mercury or Potash. ‘Books on “Contagious Blood Poison” and on “Blood and Skin Diseases,” mailed free. For sale by all druggists. ‘THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 00,, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. 157 W. 284 at. N.Y. 18 War “Oczr New Sour W. H. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR are BOYCOTTED. Tris because we do not use all new barrels. Were wetodosoitwoult give employmentto five more coopers. “The difference in the Coat of barrels 40, 08 Would be $3,000 per year. Most ofour flour in barrels 1s shinned out of itis ularkcet nd brlugy the same price #8 i it were shipped in new barrels, the home trade taking more than half the flour sold here In paper sacks. We employ in our business 25 men at aver better wages than received by barrel coopers Boyeotters have attempted to drive out of em por. ment 25 men. unless We give work to 6 more ie men. We did not seek this quarrel, but we elther to submit to a secret body, unknown to the laws, quit business or fight. We chose the latter, believing ours Just cause, and the frequent boycotting ‘ince con- vilices us we were right. We are contending for a prin- ciple that affects every Merchant and Manufaaurer. Our Flours are of the best quality and madeof se- lected southern wheat, and are sold at fair prices and lower than if they were packed in new barrels. All Who have used them are pleased swith thelr. quality. We have confidence that the public. will us i the stand we have taken. As American oltirens, Whether native or naturalized, are lovers of liberty they will not lev one man rule over twenty-one. Our government is a Republic in which the majority rule. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, Capitol Mills, 5230-38 West Washington. Noaz Warcer & Co About our Clothing. . We should say every day til everybody within trading -Aistance Should hive reed it. “How well we salt people READY-MADE CLOTHING. Xo one sort of people, bat allsorta. We have spared no efforts nor outlay to accomplish what We,haven Clothing for man or’ boy, and how well we have succeeded is evidenced by the hun- dreds of roguiar patrons who have tested the merits of our wares, ‘There is nothing that careful people are lées impreasible about than the fitandsstyle of Ready-made Clothing. No Wonder. elther, ‘There is nothing that requires such careful attention on the part of purchasers ‘98 Ready-made Clothing for man of boy, and Unless one patronizes only a very reliable house, where the greatest care is taken in every, particular and have the proper fitand Proper material made up into first-class gar- ents, the result is very unsatisfactory. ‘There {sno xcarment, no matter the cost. that is lowed to entér our stock except such that well made, properly finished aud of, reliable ‘material ‘Custom department, second floor. NOAH WALKER & CO, 625 Pennsylvania avenue, Mus Jour Consox Says, In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year: “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided COKE, were used In cities,” &0. WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN— 40 Bushels for $8.70; ‘25 Bushels for $2.60. COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40 Bushels for $2.00, 25 Bnsbels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 411 and 413 10th street. 423 Jab Sraxp Frou Uxoxn ‘For reasons which we do not care to explain, but which are all sufficient tous, we have “made the fol- lowing sweeping reductions in the lowprices heretofore governing our matchless stock ot Gentlemen's Cloth- fast twenty-two fect and obethird inch ‘and f t north to U Tt improvemueuts, ways, exsemenis, hereditaments and ing OF in auywise ppurternuces to the'saume raining. ‘*Peraae: Yecaah, balance in and 2 yeary’ notes, to bear i : tea payable semi-apnasl to be se- Hon of Cont. compli: published i: n FRANCIS 1. SMIT FRAN BR SMITH CAN LEARN THE cost ag. RISERS OF line ee at BROW. ewopaper, 10 st, New ‘Send Toe. ie a Trustees, Prexwi ive W ausxy, be haa trong Grocers hand ante u wet le eros ol beaches aii SAVELER & 00. Distillers, Baltimore Tus Viexsa Orrin Couranr 009 FEXNSYLVANIA AVENUE ¥.w., ing; grea ne “wore nes 80 Overcoais now 20. Overcoais now 20. ‘25 Overcoats now 18. How do these prices strike you? Well, never mind expressing an opinion, but pert ‘Some $25 Overcoats now $15. $22 Overcoata now $15 20 Overcoats now 13.50. 15 Overcoais now 10. qreseer © ‘Never mind the why or wherefore. You must not kick for au explanation, The cause is our affair; the result your opportunity. Here 1s some choice reading for bargain-hunters: Suite now ahaa 15 Suitenow 10, And a few that readily sold fur $20 and $18 are thrown in with those marked $10. Separate Trousers—models of correct style—we offer at about 58 cents on the dollar. We have no more space else we would giadden many @ mother's heart by the recital of our slaughter of prices in Boys’ and Children's Clothing. We simply slogan is, “War to the knife” on high prices for Fine Clothing. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS J.M. GRADY, Maxacen. 27 (ALL BLUE SIGNS) ooo HAL Ht ETTT 22z.™ gb6y me Pon E AP PT wat SoG HH tao HOP sl MILWAUKEE LAGER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. For sale by Dealers generally, or by the Agent, fAM'L GC PALMER, 1224 20th Street Northwest, _Telephone. 454 $225 V exatrs HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONI,~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AIBO, THE CELEBRATED VELATI'S FAMOUS CARA- MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY. 620 Oth st. n.w., opposite U. & Patent Office, jaog Branch Store, 1706 Pennsylvania ave. nw. Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itehing Piles, ‘One box has cured the worst cases of ten yearg stand ing. No one need suffer ten minutes after using this wonderful KIRK'S GERMAN PILE OINTMENT ‘It absorbs tumors, allays the itching at once, acte an a Poultice, gives instant and painless relief, Kirk's German Pile Ointment is prepared only for the eure of Piles and itching of the private parts, and nothing else, Every box Is warranted by our Agent, Sold by Druggists and sent by mall on receipt of price, $1.00 per box, Sold by STOTT & CROMWELL, No. 480 Pepnayl- vania ave, 415-2012m, OME OF Wi, HANCVER br, PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER @, 1894, MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT U.8.0F 4. 820 RACE 8T., PHILADELPHTA. 2d EDITION. La eran The Su CONKLING TO QUESTION THEN. To Examine the New York Aldermen Regarding the Brondway Railrosd. ‘Special Dispatch to Tae Kvaxixo Stan. ALBANY, N. Y., Feb, 2.—Ex-Senator Roscoe Conkling will be selected by the legisiative committee to conduct the examination of the Now York aldermen with reference to thelr alleged corrupt action in the grantof the Broac- way street raliroad franchise, ——_ MRS. BAYARDS FUNERAL. Simple Services at Wilmington To- Day—Benutifal Weather. WILMINGTON, Dut., Feb. 2.—In striking con- trast to the wretched weather at her daughter's funeral, two weeks ago to-day, the body of Mrs. Bayard was consigned to the family vault to- day, in Old Swedes Church yard, while the sua shone brightly on the crisp, and but slowly thawing snow. Otherwise the funeral of today was almost a repetition of the recentone. An even greater throng overflowed the church, but the obse- ules were as simple and there was the same avoidance of ceremony. The same pall-bearers who followed _ the daughter's coffin followed the mother to her resting-place, a few yards from the church doo’ As the caskel reposed on its catatalque, awatt- ing | the short service, it was literally hidden in flowers. At "the head rested a pillow of camellias, interwoven with maiden's air fern, an offering from the President. ‘There were also massive cross of purple vio- Jets, with a bunch of calla lilies bursting from the center,from the ladies of the cabinet; crosses of white roses and tulips; wreaths of white flow- ers, an anchor, @ cross and wreath combined in White roses, with sprays of green; a pillow ot violets, bordered with lilies’ of the valley. and wreaths of palm, heliotrope and lilies of the valley from the Mexican, Ger- man and Belgian minister. A silver plate on the lid was inscribed “Laura Lee Bayard, Wil- mington, Del.” ee Bad Luck of the Pirate. Bautimorg, Feb. 2.—The British steamer Pirate, which was damaged by the ice tast week dnd returned for repairs, again sailed for the West Indies this morning. - She hud pro- ceeded but a short distance when one of ber forward plates broke upto the stern and she hay come back to portagain, sd unha Saly Closed by the Marshal Dax Tex., Feb. 2.—The United States marshal closed Fee Bros.’ Elm street dry goods store yesterday, under aitachments amounting to 810,000. Fé viest 96 Bros. were among the be merchants of Dallas, and their liabilities are probably extensive, but neither these nor their assets have yet been ascertained. Lisscllernedchentar A Hanted Prince. Parts, Feb.2.—Prince Krapotkin has been notified by the Sw'ss authorities that he will be arrested ii he enters Switzerland. Charges Against Prison OMctals. New York, Feb. 2.—Mrs. Anna Lenhart, the woman who was recently brought to the White Plains jail from Trenton, N. J., where she had served’ a term in state prison for burglary. to answer for ® burglary in Yonkers committed six years ago, is in a delicate condition. She accuses the officials in Trenton of being respon- sible for her trouble. ge More Gold Going to Europe. New York, Feb. 2.—Schulz & Rickgaver have engaged $100,000 gold bars for shipment to-morrow. ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. prices ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dedge, 638 16th street: ‘ame 50h Name, | ¥, Cont nl Saal + == Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations ‘on the Washington Stock Exc ange are noted toway: U.S. 4igs, 1891, coupon, 112% bid, 112% asked. U.S, Wiy LAGL’ registered, 111% bid, 112% asked. U.S 4; conpon, 198% bid. 124 ask U.S. 48, reyistered, 12% bid, 124 asked. 60-year fund. 3-658, 1924, cur: Tency 116% bid. 20-year fund, 6s; 1502, coin; 113% bid. 80-year fund, 63, 1902, coin, 127% ‘bid. Wash- ington and Georgeiown RK. H. bonds, 118 bid. Metro itan #. It, stock, 95 bid, 102% asked. “Rises Ins., Be big, "7 asked. "Masonic Hall bonds, 10% bid. 4° Netional Bank, 108 bid. Great Falls’ Ice, 100 bid, ‘Heal Estate’ Title Insurance, 101% bid, 102% asked, Penn, Tel. Co. 45 Did. 47asked. {hes ‘speakd and Pot. ‘bid, 65% aaked. W. I, first mort, bonds, 90 aiked. - Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE. Mp... February 2—Vi consolidated, 54i_; past due coupons, 5 groaned ee steady “TIMORE, | Mo., ary n and quletomiddiing S84" Flour firm and steady, Whest—soutbern nominal: western easier and quiet: Soutiiern red, Boad3; do: amber. Gaadkh No. 2 western ini sixes, new ten t, MiasTig: February.” BO%as Tg March, Sige"; May, OligaOlsy Corn—southerd nominal; western easier; southern white, 46a48; southern yellow 46048; western mixed.spot,40%4246%: x 3; March, 4 ; May, wont oto pInmerivanian dade Rye quiet, 68070: Provisions ‘uyar— Copper feted steady,” 10:eai0iy. Whisky” quict, TfdaL20, Other articles unchanged. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dult—cotion 5-2d; flour, Ing grain, Bd. Recelpts—flour, 504 barrels: wheat zens gee firmer, 23. 500 ; corn, 142,400 bushels: oats, 1,000 Dishela; rye, G00, busheldy Shipmenta—four, 2°738 Barrels; corm,, 97.000 bushels; oats, 1,000 bushels. ‘Sales—wheat, 301.000 bushels; corn,'211,000 bushels, ‘Chieazo Markets. rusty 2 11:15 a m—There has ee eOhubg of wileat all the morning, owing to weak cables and a decline in Liverpool prices. May delivery started nat 80, sold off slowly to Sly, and fs now 353. Corn—May, 40 610. Oats—May,“S1%, Stowe pork’ opened strong and higher at 11. Mayiatd a now quoted ato 7%, J May,6.2 Ags 2, 1 p.m.—Wheat closed ‘and February, Soy: A ‘Corn steady—Casl ‘yo8,, Dats steady —Cash, 2: May. 81%. Whisky 11.2. “February, and March, gerd arm Cas B61 March, ‘CHICAGO, I11., Febroa fy lower Quin yesterday arch, S0ig Stay March, 33. May, Thary,’ 28% March, Pork strong —cash, Pa May LL (er ee oe Commissioner Webb's Bond Approved. Judge McCue, solicitor of the Treasury, to-day approved the bond of Wim. B, Webb, Commis- sioner of the District,in the sum of $50,000. ties are E. E. White, Alex. B, Hazner, Sami He Walker, Frank Hamo ang’ Willan H. Chase. —— The Tele] jentigat CHAIRMAN GIBSON SAYS HE WILL BRGIN IT NEXT THURSDAY, Represeritative Gibson, the chairman of the committee on expenditures in the Department of Justice, says he will begin the investigation of the telephone cases, as authorized by the Hone resolution, on ‘Thursday. He will, he says, make as thorough and careful inquiry as powsible. —~ ~-- —se0e—___ THE STATE DEPARTMENT Is investigating the circumstances connected with the attack of the Mexicans apon Capt, Crawford's command, in ‘Mexico, on the 11th of January. THE Younc Cop SareLy Derosrrep.—The question of the safe transportation of young codfish to new waters is now definitely settled, the messenger shipment recently made to Pen- sacola, Florida, from Woods Holl, Mass., hav- ing been safely planted in the waters of the Gulf ot. ‘ico, An additional consignment of oheatt million ior stocking #he Ohesapeak 2 Pouig to Oia Point, tobe deposited in Hampton Gorxa To Wesr Potnt.—First Licutenant ‘H. H. 0, Duswoody, 4th artillery, acting signal officer, will proceed from this city to West Point, ea Bab ie alae, snder instructions RESIGNED His CaPratNcy.—Tho resignation of Major H. J. Farnsworth, inspector general, of his commission as captain Sth cavalry Giiect Janeery epee te Siuyon endsStlen Ayers; et she “Mineat” Go, THE DEBT AND THE TARIFF. Matters Which the House Ways and ‘Means Committee is Considering. ‘The House ways and means committee was Occupied to-day in the consideration of @ reso- lution prepared and reported by & éub-commit- tee authorizing the paymentof all money in the Treasury above one hundred million dol- lars towards the liquidation of the public debt, A general discussion of the resolution was had, to action was postponed until # future meet- ing. ‘The tariff was not discussed at the meetl put the question is being carefatly, ‘considered e members, some of whom are exchangi vews with giher members ‘of the House on every opportunity, with the purpose of test! the temper of that body.’ There te wiuch Une certaluty as to what attitude Mr. Randall will gasame towards any Dill reducing the tart laties, but a iarge majorit Gemocrate” are’ determined to” a Moderate’ tariff measure “during” the ses: sion; and it is thought that Mr. Randall Will not be as uncompromising in his opposition ‘as he was to the Morrison bill. It is thought by some that he will be content to make conces- sions, in return tor which the Interests of his state will not be too roughly handled. It is held by low tariff men that the party ts pledged so unqualifiedly to tariff reduction that it will not do for any member of the party to be indi ferent or to attempt to smother the question, In view of this Mr. Randall will not want to place himself again in. the position with reia- Uon to bis party he oecupied last Congress if he can avoid it, and he will be content to be watchful instead of aggressive, and to trust to the Senate to take care of the bill when It Teaches that body. ‘The Morrison bill in a form that could be called horizontal will not again ‘appear in the House, but it Is thought that any bill reported by the committee will be a Morri- ton bill, containing iis plans, earefully guarded und cautiously pat —— Changes in the Offices. The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Thomas 8. West a special inspector of cuxtoms for duty at Ban Francisco, and D. B. Woodruff to be superintendent of construction of the new publie buildings at Macon, Ga. Fourth-ciass postmasters were appointed to- duy in Maryland as follows: Eugene E. Jarboe, Edward's ee Montgomery county; Jobn Reardon, Gist, Carroll county; Miss 1.0. Martz, Ladiesburgh, Frederick county; Jas, W. Wiley, Keigle, Montgomery county. ee ee Nominated by the President. ‘The President sent the following nomination to the Senate to-day: Samuel Thompson Corn, of Illinois, to be associate justice of the Supreme court of the Territory of Wyoming, ‘The Anncostin Road. ITS RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES AS REPORTED TO CONGRESS. The report of the Anacostia and Potomac river railroad for ten years ending June 30th, 1885, has been submitted to the Senate District committee. It shows the capital stock to be $100,000, (2,000 shares, at $50 per share par value.) The amount paid in in 1876 was $10,000. In 1885, the capital stock was $50,000, the bonded debt 8° \d floating debi 81 of the ten years is as follows: Capital stock, $50,000; $83,310. Receipts—Sale Ot stork,” $3 Other scurces, $112,637 Expenditures—Constru Ment, $8,845.89; real ¥ track'repatrs, $3,497.14: car repairs, $2, horse account, $8,755.00; salary and’ waies, $30,952.91; dilis payable, $9,702.72; other ex: penses, $61,005.83; total, $145,867.89. appears Utiat the tecelpts were just $7 excess of expenditures, ‘The taxes pald di 310; . Total, $145,047.62, r3 the ton year: amounted to 61,526.91, and in- terest to $3,270.49. Miles of track, 2 3-5. Number of horses, 26; number of cars, 9; divi dends, none. ——_——+e0—____ The District in Congress. ‘MRS. KENNEDY'S CLAIM REJECTED. Mr. Jackson, from the Senate committee on claims, to-day submitted an adverse report upon the petition of Margaret Kennedy, execu- trix of John Kennedy, deceased. Kennedy was the oceupant of land in the District which the military took possession of for pasturage. A claim for $20,000 damages was put in, it bein; alleged that Kennedy's crops were spviled an his dairy busin injured. The committee re- port that they have unitormly refused to allow damages for property taken under military ne- cessity, and they see no reason to depart from that rule in this case. Report adopted. FOR THE REFORMATION OF WOMEN. Mr. ingalls introduced in the Senate to-day a bill toamend the police regulations of the Dis. trict. It provides whenever any female under i, | the age of 21 years shall be found in any house of ill repute or soliciting vice upon the streets, orelsewhere, she may be arrested therefor and, under the order of the Police Court of the Dix trict, be sent tothe “House of the Good Shep- herd” and be there required to labor at some suitable employment aud to receive instruction and practical training; and for the support of such females in that institution and in consid- eration of the agreement of the institution to receive such females, the sum of $5,000 is ap- propriated to be paid to the Good Shepherd in- stitution. Referred to the District committee. ‘THE SCHOOL BOARD BILL BEFORE THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTER. A citizen's committee, composed of Messrs, Biscoe, Hovey and Fendall, had a hearing by the House District committee this morning in the interest of the District schools. They advo- cate the of the bill introduced in the Senate by Mr. Ingalls, to create a school board for the District of Columbia, and to prescribe its wers. The committee listened to what they ind to say in favor of the bill, and without taking any action favorable to the bill, it was decided that one member of the committee would introduce it into the House sas to get it properly betore the committee without wait- ing for the Senate to act. THE CABLE RAILROAD PROJECT. In behalf of the North Washington Cable Street Railroad company, Joseph Paul and T. W. Tyrer to-day hada hearing before the sub- committee on corporations of the House Dis- trict committee. “Mr. Paul took occasion also tocall the attention of the sub-committee to the necessity of extending the streets of the city north where they are already following a crooked way. He exhibited a map ot the city and the streets north ot Boundary, showin; how narrow and irregular some of the streel extensions are, and said that the beauty of the city would be ruinéd if the streets were not properly extended. To rectify tals now, he baid, would not cost much, but within a few ears, when improved property would have to Becondemned and bought, cost would be- come immense. THE TRACTION RAILWAY BILL. In the Senate to-day Mr. Ingalls introduced the bill to incorporate the Washington Traction Railway company of the District. It is the fame bill that'was recently introduced in the House by Mr, Curtin, and which was published in THE Star. Capitol Topies. ‘THE PROPOSED YELLOW FEVER COMMISSTON, ‘The House committee on commerce had the resolution-authorizing a commission to inves- tigate yellow fever under consideration to-day, but did not act‘upon it. The majority of the committee 13 probably in favor of the resolu- tion, but a minority proposes to send but one man to study the question, instead of sending adelegation HOUSE APPOINTMENTS. The following appointments have been made on the House force today: J. R, Metager, as sistant enrolling clerk; W. C. Fields, indexer ¢ private claims; George W. Fisher, luborer; WAG MeCautey, laborers and Don F! Halecy: page. CORRESPONDENTS WANT T0 BE HEARD, Several of the correspondents who tele- graphed interviews with Surveyor General Do rent, of Utah, have asked the Senate public land committee for opportunity to present tes- timony to the effect that their Interviews were authorized. NOTES. Mr. Reed, of Maine, introduced a bill in the House yesterday toainend the spnstitution so as to give women the right of su Mr." Howitt introduced @ bill inthe House terday providing for five permanent assist Znvastroubmersat the naval observatory. THO three assistants at present employed are to be retained and the remaining two are to be ap- Pointed aver ‘a sclontific examtination. Representative Mitchel, of Connecticut, has introduced a bill in the House providing for 15 days leave of absence with pay each Fear ior all the employes of the bureau of engraving Sha printing, piece workers as well ag the rest ‘The aaval alfairs committee of the House to- day beard an argument. by Capt, Luadborg in favor of Mr. Lore’s bill authorizing the con struction of a twenty-knot cruiser. apetition from Thomas G. captain. on tile naval retired st, asserting that he arbitrarily retired and praying. ‘or reviremment as@ rear admiral. naval commit- tee. ‘The House committee on roncy today directed an a4 on Representative Hable for the debte of the bank. — Buried Under Caving Banks. ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED. Yesterday Robert Hopkins, colored, living at 118 M street, was buried undera caving sand bank, corner 9th and H streets southwest, and severely injured internally. He was taken out and conveyed to his home in a cart. Afterwards he was taken to Freedman's hospital. Yester- while Thomas Sommers and Perry Wilson, folored, were digging for sand under an em- ment near the corner of North Capitol and streets northwest, the bank caved in. Som- mers was buried under the sand. Men were en- Fignr, butrould not Bod 'the ‘seas. Wilson's ni 4 leg was slightly injured. THE BODY RECOVERED. ‘The work of searching for the remains was resumed at 8 o'clock this morning, and halfan boar later the ‘was unearthed. Coroner Patteron gave a certificate of accidental death. —— The Hebrew Fair. ‘The interest in the Hebrew fair remains un- bated and there is a good attendance each night. The voting on three of the articles was closed last evening. Miss Celia Heldenhelmer had the most votes for the handsome white feather fan her total number being 567. Miss Kaufman won the group and Stand with 375 votes and Miss Sallie Odenwald ‘hud 180 votes tor the lounge. The voling for other articles will be closed Thursday evening. Mrs. T. N. Meyer won the sewing machine. ———- Real Estate Sales, Randall Hagner and Samuel Maddox, tras tees, have sold to Rosa B. Collins and Florence M. Dowden, executrix, for $3,500, 145 acres of land lyii ily in the District of Columbia nd partis fe Prien George county, Ma.. and known as Boyle's farm. James L. Barbour has sold to James r for $21,618.76, five lots 20x97. on the north side of 'D street, be- tween 11th aud 12th streets southwest, and ten lote, 20x95.6 on the east of 12th street, be- tween 1) and C streets southwest, adjoining the Above. Smith Pettit, James Dripps and James Robbins have purchase? from John F. Olm- stead lot 5, square 242, on 14th street, near N gtreet, for $15,000. A."S. Abell has purchased from Mary M. Reed lots 6 and 7, square 239, 100x157, on 14th street, corner of R, for 817,093.75. anon Dr. NEWMAN AND THE METROPOLITAN Cuurc.—Rev. Dr. Newman, it in stated, is only awaiting the ‘action of the bishop of ‘the conference which meets at the Mets tan church in March betore assuming bis duties as pastor oi the Metropolitan churen. As the con- gregation has called, and Dr. Newman hus ac- cepted, it is stated’ that the bishop will un- doubtedly hice. Posehn esr RANGE oF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow. ing were the readings at the signal office to-day: 3am., 24.4; 7 am 0; 11 am., 30.8; 2 p.m, 34.2. “Maxtinum, 35.3. Minimum, 21) Rosuentes Reronrep.—Annie Mitchell, 417 Franklin street, reports stolen from ber room yesterday $60 in cash.—James MeKenny Teports that while mee in the Comique be ‘Was robbed of a gold watch worth @35.—Frank K. Ward reports stolen_from one of his wagons “can of milk worth $2.50.—Captain R. M. Miller reports stolen from vessel 50 pounds of Tope and an axe; value $2.50.—John Wagner reports the larceny of a lap robe. wa hacsSavtons deters DEATH or Mr. Jony F. Berpcer.—Mr. John F. Bridget, the well-known coachmaker, of this city, died at an early hour this morning at his residence, No, 125 D street northwest, Mr, Bridget has resided here all his life, and for over forty years wax in business as a coach and carriage maker. He was located tor years before the war on Gth street, below the Avenue; then he removed to Pennsylvania ave- hue, near 44g street, and subsequently to D strect, near 13th street, He was regarded as a man Ot the strictest integrity. — ee DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE. Yesterday afternoon at five o'clock one of the soldiers of the 3d artillery, stationed the Washington barracks, named Paul Wallf, a native of Germany, died at the post hospital, He had been drinking heavily for some time, and early yesterday morning he took some morphine, but whether to simply quict Lis berves or with suicidal intent is unknown. He was buried at Arlington. Candlemas services were held to-day In the Catholic churches; the feature of themervice is the biessing ot wax candles for use during the year. ——— THE NATIONAL CLUB INCcoRPORATED.—The Washington National Base Ball club to-day filed a certificate of incorporation. The term of existence is fixed at five years. The ‘object is stated to be “to develop and maintain & Proper appreciation of athletic and other man- IY sporis and amusements, and especially the meknown asbase bull, ax well asthe mutual improvement aud social Intercourse of Its mem- bers, and to acquire and hold such real and per- Sonal property as may be necessary to make fully effectual said business and objects.” The Gorporators are Robt. C. Hewett, Charies E. Woite, Heury B. Bennett, Michael B. Scanlon, Robt. Mf. Drink and A. T. Britton, Seen Affairs in West Washington. CATTLE MARKET.—Sales of live stock at Dro- vers’ Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner Bros, as follows:—150 cattle upand sold. Best at good at 4% to 5: medium at 4 to 434; common at 2% tod. 165 sheep ard lambs; sheep at 2% to 4! 10 cows And calvessold from $25 to$40. Market brisk, There is au active demand tor good cattle, and better prices can be obtained for such, ‘Notes.—The condition of Mr. A. H. Herr re- mains anchanged.—The river still continues Ra ge eee morning at point, — 5 wn Catholic Hibernian Beneficial society holds a Special meeting tonixht to arrange for the funeral of Willfam MeCullum. STILL IN Desr.—Tl Christmas club i $36.05, although every effort has been made To remove the debt. THE AssoctaTED CHANITIES.—The annual report of the West Washington division of As- sociated Charities shows the amount of $412.22 contributed during the year. GEN. Bancock’s MoNUMENT.—A monument has been erected over the remains of the late Gen. 0. E, Babcock at Oak Hill cemerery by the widow and children. It is made ot Ver- mont granite, upon which are earved the in- signia of the enzineer corps of the army. This memorial shaft is situated in the new portion of the cemetery. THE TWELSTH BUILDING ASSSOCTATION.—At the meeting of the Twelfth Building asso- ciation of Georgetown, Mr. Leeteh from tae com- mittee appointed to exumine Into its aifairs re- ported, that, if they couid settle up upon a con- stitutional basis, there would be enough to pay every stockholder doilar for dollar.” The as foclation, starting with 1,080 shares, “bad, under the same expenses isthe others, pai every stockholder 8 per cent to October 16 last and let them draw out dollar for dollar, and the committee recommended the settling up, which could be done without much trouble. ae ae Alexandria A@airs. Reported for THE EVENING Star. Tue Inox Boos.—On the failure of the Vir- ginia Iron Ship-building Co. to go on with the work at their establishment here for more than @ year, the conditions on which the city gave that enterprise the subsidy of $1,000 ground rent per annum and exempted its property from taxation became broken, and some weeks Ago the city council ordered the tax collector 10 proceed and enforce the pay mentot tbe amount due the city. The a enn vo = mana- gers of the com| 1y that unless the taxes were paid by The Ist of Fe rato Open A would Gistrain. | Thereupon Capt. Goss, the president, came from Boston, and at his request the mayor Salled the counells together last night, Capt G. und Mr. 8. Ferguson Beach appeared at Jolat convention, and acknowl that some taxes were due, asked an extension of time; representing that Gorringe, Roach and other iron ship builders except one nad failed, that ‘the iron interest continues: Meanwhile the eity cout ‘was $80,000 worth of | here as secu: for the taxes. ‘The council thereupon be no loser, for there When the French «poliation eases were called fn the Coart of Claims yerverday Mr. Bare ortt- clsed the government sharply. It seems there two years in which petitions m: and one of these has expired. serted that in a number of cases now on trial list the evidence was printed, the for findings of fact and the briefs filed in July ‘and yet the government hus done not was then to take tentative! order that fled advisediy, and the labor amending and reprintin ant attorney general nai tor stipuial to these onsen. A, These cases says that delay will resuit in leavi whieh cannot be Bled withta the year which remains, There’ are sufferers by French spoliation prick to ber 80, 1600, and there are Tee Sian 208 pec tions fied. to be fled. i ‘Mr. Benjamin C, McQuay, of 929 Mayland the agent of the Gerhard ‘1 ‘coum Lot the or Buttle, Xe Yocuter at a Mare. Avenue soutliwesi, for loading: wagons in front of his premises. ‘Commissioners have received s from Mr. Robert H. Coward, Mutual Aid society, ot Baltimore, Md. (hat their association ix @ charitable nevolent association, and asking thet it Aeved from paying thx and license, COLLECTIONS FOR JANUARY. ‘The collector's I THE REMAINS OF MRS. BAYARD REMOVED TO WILMINGTON—A SAD SCENE AT THE DEFUT. ‘The remains of Mra Bayard were taken te ‘Wilmington yesterday afternoon, where they‘ ‘arrived at 7:10 lastevening. The scene at the ered with flowers. Outside the jong line of the cabinet, above: y removal. remains, ‘were peivatety, and Sousa brakemen vaiely, and four stalwart 7 the éaaket to the car set for it. the body-bearers lifted their dent and his Temoved their hats and ‘stood bai ‘until the solemn procession SS see = carseat the southern end ol form. ‘concourse of ted the arrival of the train wt witb ware hushed silence, wun was alone upul be had taken his ‘seatin a carriage. The casket was driven to the Swede's church, — Secretary Bayard followed directly after the funeral car riage, The daughters, bei: unable to stand the ordeal further, were driven to the home of their aunt, Mrs, Dr. Vane. The casket was deposited in the church to re main until the funeral eo Con. Doxavin rx CoLUMEtS.—A ate ich from Columbus last night says, Ool. 8. ik. Donavin arrived. from New Yors ide atiee noon, so debilitated that he could not come up town, and was cared for in the ruliroad offices at Union depot where he was met oy many Iriends. He ing chloral to recover from recent indulgences. He had his trunk of docu- ments and states that the most valuabic papers are held by his mother in Delaware, As soon as be is able to be out he will appear before the Payne investigating committee. A GRANT MEMORIAL aT Mr. Mi — Ges, Bachellor introduced a, bil in the New ‘assem by last ni sfttetaie giaceuterssina Wt amcor cottage on Mount McGregor States. Mr. Drexel asks that the United: States may acquire a legai title and maintain the Grant cottage as a memorial. About. feet square of land go with the The contains about $20,000 In furniture and ts now: chealth bia in Wisconsin.” He refers io the deata oft Perrone, who gave unmistakable rarophobia after having been bitten by Gainer a welts uppearance of the disease the poitce have 218 de ky under Srdinnge which’ makes Tt Ubelr duty te ei eit unmi dogs found running at large. oo Milton W Dominant Chleuruan, San put to work in tne anata gees ral £5 ap yi i 43 i i H & gtr * Es a if Fd Bi ile B30 pean, 30 pane Toso’ P. maa lay, 1115 am. m7) am. OWrasmrsaros & burg aud all , eee ee Ovn MARY ANN was cored of Star Cough Cure. Only a quarter. Henry Augustus is out Su cured ifs rheumatism: Wiity cents. by Rea ou HET beeen FURD'and NUKA 4: LANDTMIP, bom of salty © DIED. Friends are respecttully invited oe a Se a GARDINER. Entered into; SERRE Stier of Willtaas Ht God Sulsabees Mt Chak Gas? €d the collection of taxes, &c. Tax County Roaps.—The supervisors met at the morning. Messrs. Joh ‘Becretary of ‘and the it Secretary increased it Of foree, and the presen ES ortamox ‘Mam, payee, “HUNT. oe Holy Bool ‘oomeery. Se ee ‘ek