Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1886, Page 3

ee See THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. RMAN SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION Ft Porte has been 0 ime acquire a how taken mouths of aay ty ihe ackargas rivately or in clamen SHELDONS DANCIN oP sen Moo Urday. “Ar Sd st and eum Bnd Saturday. “Now i the Son inthe Say Bon _THIS EVENING. JV ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, FOSTER'S GREAT AUCTION SALE ‘oF FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS, EVERY NIGHT AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Largest stock ever offered in Washi the to Join for participa 7 WILLIAMS & COS 8ALESROOM, CORNER lore Including gy, Medicine. ‘ ~ ipedias, History, Fiction, LoS IN ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC iby. pilés of Rare Books, @c, which most b6 4Art. Apply or aidress Miss MARGUERITE bE ‘auction prices. S&XTON, Bit Lath st now. OND lin es eee WRENCH PRIVATE LESSONS TO SERIOUS | Vor eyAvctioneer Students; simple, easy and thorough system. Prof. | JOLEY, Auctioneer. H. LARKOQUE, irom Paris, Sorboun Univers.ty Réter to Fren 13id st. nw. : ininiste and) THURSDAY, F) f lars ~ Ri Twill sell large lot of Dre Goods, Carpets, Rags WV ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC | ARY POUNTIONat MALPPACE TEN’ A: Mand Wise Sted batiuuse, sor ou and Fawn SEVEN I” M0, store No, O18 Seventh st.n.ws and enteenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, | will continue until all the goods are dis of. Cornet, aa Free advantages 0. BS will do well by attending this sale, as tl Directs MES ADEEISE DUvar wack 7 Vik has reopened her sc f Flocution and Dra lish Dranches with sold without reserve. atic Art: also private class in En; teachers for French and Math NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, ‘matics and English, by Prof, Givi Service Examiner.” Applicants for examination Bepared, Apply for cireulars and informat Sun st. c New Cuasses For Brotsxexs AND ADVANCED STUDENTS NOW FORMIN LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS, (of both sexes) Learn to read. write and speak FRENCH and GER- MAN at the Yo MC. A iwoms, 1400-1111 3 York ave. GERMAN CLASS—Fight lessons per month, FRENCH CLASS —right lessons per month Also, Euginb 1 TRUSTEES ERAME DWE x STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust,duly recorded in Lt ber No. 1085. folio 192, et seq, one of the land ords of the District of Columbia, and at the re, ARCH FIRTH, 1886, AT HALF-PAST PIV! Southwest corner of lot letter Subdivision of original lot ision being recorded June 21, 186" Dae 2 of the Surveyors’ office City, in said District: rannt line of said lot A 96 feet to the ture, « position, Elocution, ‘on rain we sale will go_oD al THOS: & WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. LE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY KLLING, NO. 1127 FOURTEENTH Guest of the party thereby secured, we Will sel ut | goblic aucticn.tn front of ie premisen op FRIDAY, Somme, fr, $06 sea = 247, said_sub- of Washington ence cart onthe south, eof an alley; thence ina northeasterly direction to the southeast corner ot lot lettered B, of said subdivision; thence West 104 feet: thence south 2i feet to the place of be- Latin, Iuwian and Vreparation tor all Examic ginning. with the house situated thereon, to the mid- aatons, Families and schools attend Private lessons at room 123, Corcoran Butlding. 453m PROF. CE. pe GHENT. | west, ‘CHOOL OF MUSIG (ESTABLISHED 1877._| ,.1°" ® Has builtand oceapies premises a No. 1305 Hse. n ec294m THEO. INGALLS KING, Princtpat. A. GENTLEMAN WISHES To GIYE Lessc <A Ww Greek, Latin, Mathematics and the English Branches, privately or ina school. Best references. ‘Terms unusually low. Address Box 97, Star office. 25-210 GHORT-HAND. AND PRACTICAL Pi SSsnip tanght by stenographer and prot Years’ experience. lays, Wednesdi le of the partitiou wall dividing : One-third cash, and the balance in equal in’ taken, of all cash at the option oft posit 5f'$100 will be requtred at time bf sale, and all Soaveyancing and. recordin cost. faulting purchaser after ten days’ notice. LORIN M. SAUNDERS, } qrustees Ww HILL, THOS. FE WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. ja30-c0dds the bvuse, situeted on said Lot A, from the house situated on the adjoin- ing lot B, said house being No. 1127 14th street north- insix and twelve months, for which notes wer. Dearing interest from day of sale and ecured by deed of trust on the Sold, wi secured by deed of tru: Property sold, wilt be ‘will be at purchaser's Tf terms are not complied with in ten days from sale, property will be resold at risk and cost of de- days, 6 o'clock p.m 1535 H'st_ nw. Piaxo Lessoxs : MAS TRARA HARRISON, Puplt of Wm Mason SV. ls at sta HORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Sacaity ta BFe followed. E GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE O THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENER: PRACTI- ht Success guarapteed if instructions aie pupils preferred—limited. FL | In effect JANUARY 17TH, 1886. Y. STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, F CROMELIN, office of Johns & Easton, stencgra: | Trains leave Washington, from station, corner of 6th phers, 472 Couisiana aye ‘jal1-3m ORGANIST, TEACHEROF PIANO ¢ and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be | and B streeta, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West, Chi of Palace, Sleeping Cars at 9. Line, 9.50 am. jaily to Cincinnati and St. 0" Lirated Express am. ‘dally, Fast TS, a3 well ag those wishing to be quasified for | with’ Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnatl, mersor Teachers. Termseasy. 734 12thst nm | nd'tlowel Car to Se Louis; dally extept saturday: 10 cago, with Sleeping Car Altoone to Cl ‘ATE LESSONS, BY A LADY OF EXPE-| Chicago‘and Cincinnati Express, at 7.10 p. m. daily, Hence, | io Classiés, Mathematics. "English | with Sleeping Cars Washingzon to Chicago connect- Branches ‘and French, for young ladies orchiwdren. | ing at Harrisburg with Western Express, with Special attention given to fitting boys for advanced schools, Best of references in New York and Wash- ington. Address EL H., 1734 I st. nw. Pacific Express, 10.00 p. m. dail a i Chicago and Cleveland. through Sleepers “for Louisville and st. ‘Louls. , for Pittsburg and the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg to DRIVATE LESSONS IN BOOKK. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. P'eiinemacics: Penmanship, and trail Enash | For ‘rie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, Branches. ‘Terms moderate. “Apply to C. 20 pam. daily, except Saturday. with cars 276th st ne. _ | | Washington to’ Rochester. ‘ADAME HOFFELDE A GERMAN Lapy, | Por Wuliimeport face a 2MA witn nichest recommeniations desires pupils of | por Xie Vosisees the task, 7.15, 9.00 and 12 a any are for’ Cassie and Modern Music: Singing | ogy 5-20 10.0 me SE RO eee Saas St ‘Sfler ine true Italian method: good German, Parisian | Say" 3.g0" 490 TORO maa ED oon: French and italian taucht by grammar conversation | S72; 200, 4:20, 10:00 and 11.20, ‘and epistolary style with unsurpassed meinous | Pres of Pullman, parlor 22156 & nw. 911 _| For Boston without change, 2.00 p.m. every day. RENCE LEDSO! PRUDHoMME | For Brooklyn, N.Y.,all Aiso one in the evening for | an pronounciation, prag- | tical and original system. Young ladies’ classes, ad- | age across New York city. For Philadelphia, 7.15, 9, and 11 am., and 11.20 p.m ‘On ‘Sunday, @ sm. 2 and 11.20 pm.” Limited express, 9.40 am. and 3 W. | __p.m_ daily, except Sunday. es, Fee Baluniors, 635.715, 9 940, 9.50, 11 am, Instruction in English, Matematics, Natural Science, 9. 2, BO, 4.20, 4.37, 4.40, ‘Ancient and 3 ss vanced, 3p. 1m. ‘S$ SELECT SCHOOL, 1811 I ST. Elementary and High School for both RO An students of good | pm. “Gi Sunday: ¥, 800,11 a, rals received at any time. Looks furnished by the | Fovand 11-20 pak. sebook 7 tims Hooks furniahed by the | 0 Pope's Creek Line, 7.15 a.m. and 4.40 p.m. daily, ‘atm Principal | "except sunday. aaa es ~ oF | For Annapolis, ARILLA BARNESBRUCE, SCHOOL oF | FY Mitecornitee (At Gt, "iSpestiy, Eastin China | ly. excepts Neediework, Brass, Desigh. Lock Haven and Elmira, at v.50 ‘ani and 2.50 rough trains connect at Jer. | “sey City with ‘boats of Brooklyn annex, affording direct transfer to Fulton. street, avoiding double fer: 4.20, 6, 10 4.20, 6,10 6, 7.10, 10'and 11.26 2,'4.20, 8, 7.10, 5, 9:00 am., 1205 and 4.27 p.m inday. Sundays, 9:00 a.m., 4:20 p.m. ALESANDELA AND FREDEMICKSBURG RAUL - Cw. ‘AY, AND A ‘DRIA AND WASH- ene: __ 95 EST. NW INGTON RAILROAD. SCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY. For Alexanaria, 6.00, 7.00, 9.25, 11.01 and 11.35%, r SCHOOL OF 1) Y m., 205, 4.25, 4.35, 6.01, 8.05 and 11.37 pm On Subday at 6.00, 9.25, 11.61 am, 805 p.m. For Richmond and the South, &. daily, and 4.35 p.m. daily, except Sunday. AU Writing Machines and Le, ‘Trains’ leave Alexandria for W a6 H STREET N.W. 10. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR. 9TH SS and D sts. nw. A practical business education that | qualifies young men aud women tosupport themselves and successfully perform the active. duties of life. ‘Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing, the Eng- Hah Languace, Correspondence, ‘Hapid Calcatationa, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Commercial Law. Po: CHAS. EL , Genera! 3 litical Economy stenography aud Type Writing. Regu- oD Goes wey pes AMl Shorthand Books a: 10.10 am. 1.00, 3.05, 3. 10.42" pm.; and 12.10’ Midnight (except Monday) On Sunday’ at 8.00 and 10.10.a.m; 7.06 and 10.4% ma. and 12.10 night, of baggage to destination from hotels and residences, 00 and 1L0lam Vashington, 6.05, 8.00. 5 610, 4.05, and ‘ickets and Information at the office, northeast con. ner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the station, where orders can be left for the checking pt Jas J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. lar evening Sersions tesumed TUESDAY, | Soper], at Sam and 6pm. Otice opeh Ge arene: RTE aNd onto RaicHoaD. ments by the year or qularter.c Va and after MONDAY, Avg. 24. A full corps of teachers. Illustrated Cireu: | Scheduleim effect SUNDAY, D) iar, giving fail information, sent free on application. until further notice. HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal, MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. 3 YOLLIERE SCHOOL. | ‘ FOR BOYS, | avenue and U street. or43'a.m, iss Fast Limited wep, Pitsburg and #43 a.m. ia Fast Limi ress for boys taken asteaniers = Chicago, arriving in Pittsburg at 730 p.m. Ch __158 hext morning af 3:55. No extra, on 2508 T street nw | next morning ‘at 8:5. No extra fare SONS IN ALL GRADES OP | this train for fusttime, ite conadentiat: for coliega | For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at Point, ail examinations. | 3:00 p.m a Wen p.m. and 16:10 p.m.. with through coaches and IVY INSTITUTE,sw. corner Sta and Kstamw. | Palace Sleeping cars to above polnts, without change. ‘Mathematical, Classical, Business. i SW ELYNS, AM | Lous 3:00 ‘@ fast limited train to Cincinnati and ing in Cincinnatl next morning at 7:45, Evening Clames, $3 and $5 amonth. SE Louis 6:20 p.m. No extra fare is charged on this = = - rain for fas Frexcn Kospercaurex, PRIVATE 4 study, to For Pittsburg at 9:43 am.,with Parlor Car, and 1 | 8:55 p.m. daily. to Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit, MADAME CHEVREMONT, with Bieeping Cars to Pittsburg. _B2dm* 1819 Kst.nw. Lesousto Adutta | "por Baltimore om eek dave §,6:20, 6:40, 7:30.8:30 OLB OF Lamauae and 10:00 aun, 1210. . (Abetainute train, ee, eat NOC AGES, 30, 4:30, 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, 7-00, 8:59 and 11°00 pata BosTox. OROVIDENCE, For Haltimore om Sam 20,7930, 30 and Rew vorK, BROOR 10-00 amm., 1235, 1:40, 5:90, 8:40, 5:0, OO, 700 PHILADELPRTA, —-BALT! 5:23, 11:00 p.m, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL. Fok stienaidoah Valley Raflroad acd. points South, Recognized everywhere to he the best schools for | 5:30p.m. daily, with Pullman Slecpes, Weethagte ts Son ists, @40 and ©20 am and 1220 and pi pa nd tas ae BG a8 For way stations between Washington and Raith more, 5:00. 6:40, 8:30 am., 12:10 30, 4:40, 7:00 and 11:00 p.m. On Sundays, 8:30 am., and 1:4 8:30. 4:40, 7-00 and 11:00 p.m. For stations on Me- apenas Branch, 7:10 a.m.. daily, except Sunday, ost p.m.. daily: i cenly. excess, Pant Wy ssainton coutrorare resrrrore — | B* gripebel slots on acirpolian rage Sapa ton, Staunton and Valley Branch, 8:40 a.m. daily, ex- hen terrier nore Ponts, 950 kms 1230and TL ‘pa. gaily ete : | pobnes 9:50 Gime 125 Db ‘pum. dally ex Boarding and Pay School for Young Ladiesand Little | Bois’ vor Frederick Bad eat ene sce ir daily. except Sunday For Hagerstown Winchester. 8:40 and 9:43 a 1 p.ts, daily, except Sunday. ve from the West daily, 6:10, 7:20am, (New Orleans Express) and 6:30'p.m. From Annapolis and 10:35am., and 1:50 and Jearning to speak. write. read and understand the for- tiga languages “New terms begin no: Free Trial Lessons to show our 6 Apply w Prof N. JOLY, —LUCIEN EG cor a native of Paris, France. Nat Ural Method. “Aiming at practical and imm« conversational resulta. 1538 1st. nw. will enter upon Its twelfth annual ‘ednesday, September 23d, 1555, ER. Miss HE. HUNTER. Assisted by a full of experienced teachers. 5:25 p.m., Sunday, 10:35 a.m. 685 pn. Yor caislogues aod ‘ha’ pactisainss aug ‘From Lexington 5:30 pm. dally. ¢xeept Sanday. Principal Wistar | From Prederic and intermediate pointe: Soot ern, MES, DR LEAVIFE oF postow, « 8:15 p.m. dally, except Sunday. leave Baltimore for Washi 0: at 5:10, uate and certified examiner of the New Engiang 20, 5:45, 9:05 and 10:30 am., , 2 Goaservaiiry. “Fiat chaque barmoay aad Voice 8260, 7245, Sand 11:00 pm; of Sundays 630, culture 1012 Lom st nw. edie S345 aid 9:05 am., 1.30,2:00, 4:20, 5, 630,749, FP. CAULFIELD, MUS DOG a 70 17th st iw. First Fiat, Silresume dasinew Gctober 1, 18a. siS-6m Orders wil be. taken for ____ WOOD AND COAL. “D ——— | eer te ein tr eee 10 000 223 3 OF FRESHLY MINED COAL | “BR DUNHA: 5 for sale, comprising every desirable | jal1 Gen. Manager, Baltimore. Zariety. at the very lowest prices Bieve Woe a iy Prompt delivery. send in your orders. Office, 1114 Pennsylvania avenue. Branch Oflices, 328 Penusyivania avenue and 20: and K streets northwest, Depot and Wharf, 6a and Water streets southwest. G. 1, SHERIFF. Woon. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. al BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE Se Be we Belay ttt SUES? BE wemington wap 2 except 1:40, 3:15 and 6:40 pm. xs For further information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Oftice— Washington Station, 619 and 1351 to be checked and ©. K. LORD, BA Quick and Station as follows: Beal Pecsbarg 1. Round Hill at 1:47 leav burg 6:32 a.m. and 2.07 p.m; ton at 5:35 a.m. and 4:10 p.m. ‘The train arriving at ECEMBER 14, 1885, Leave Washington from Station, corner of New §: ‘¥:43 ain. and 10:10 p.m., daily. The street, where On and after NOVEMBER 15rH, 1885, trains will leave from and arriveat B. and P. 6thand B streets Leave Washington at 9:00 am. and 4:45 pm.,ar- am. and 6:45 p.m.: arrive at 32 pan. Rewwening, ‘Lees that leaving “Washington at 4:45 pm. are daily; al at leaving Washington ‘at 449 pri, are dally; ‘thier traine are daily except Sanday = ‘ai and‘ Comtautatfon Hate io alt plata ‘R. BE! Superintendent, Alexandria, 1202 F street northwest. 1515 7th street northwest. 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 1112 9th street northwest. Corner 3d and K streets northwest. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. be consulted daily, 464 C st., bet. 43 and Gib sta ‘n.w. Frompe treaunédt ns ‘ ons strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies, Oftice always open. f-2we R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies’ Physician in’ the city,can Correspondence and consulta MAS#o0D RESTOR of two of Du. BROTHERS Invige ua. “Will cure su of nerve power. tem. 906 Bat. sw. = case of nervous debility \ ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY Bar ween New YORK axD Havin Company's Pier, No. 42 North Kiver, foot of Morton street, New York. ss ‘St Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesda; Amerique, Santelli, Wednesday. Fe Canada, Padel, Wednesday, March 2? Derm Feaso BY USING A BOTTLE ‘Gor lows (i imparts vigor to the Whole svs- pm : Japrador, Ferier d’Hauterive, Weduesday, March | JT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT 10.30 m Da. BROLHERS is the oldest Established adver- ‘Checks pavable on sight, in amounts to suit, on the Ladies Physician in this city. Ladies, you can usatlantique of Paris. LOUIS bk BE ‘ly consult DR. BROTHERS, G06 Ist. sw. BIAN, Agent. No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. Parucular attention paid to all diseases peeuliar to Messrs. BEL. & CO.. Agents for the District of | iadies, married OF single All ly treated. Catumiia, 1487 Penney Ivana sterse, Ti ae Wasineton, pc | Het ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE Liter Balan, Ask your Druggist for “Chichester's Engl YROVAL ILS, “CHiCH DS origina ahd’ opty. geil ‘3 Mace 0 New, Cramexo Westen Tours | Sisrh tall tuiticot ele oS getleuan by ian onl rete Wet ola Ende 28 aug BAREACOUTA way uneras Percy 20, BA BARRACOUTA, sailing Wednesday, March 31. eons a oat acces LEAYCKAPT & CO., _s219-s.tu.tb.6m Jay Pearl st New York. crx BO Pays Tuan R. DYES ArrLiaxces. We will send ob. inen, Lebility, Lost uature result relief and com manb LINE. Di XLECTRIC VOUTAIC BELT. and other Ermcraia Old,” who are’ ‘Nerv youre oF. old,w ‘suffering from Nervous NOTICE. a LANE ROUTE. [READ AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 000 B HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIM. StS W., aD] ITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND Liv- ERPOOL. CALLING ATCORK HARBOR From Pier No. 40, N. K, New York. TRANTA..... Sat, Feb. 13) AURANTA.... Sat Sak, Feb. 20 | OREcoN.. WIA. Sat; Feb. 27 | SERVIa. ‘Sat; Meh. 6 | GaLtia_ Sat, April's AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YOK se Sac ees LOTHERS. SAMUEL (MI ee alee ee BY Joly, ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED, Rarms oF Passacn:—Cabia, $60, $50 and $100, 2: | MI Metiabie Lednes can be, con gutted’ to accommodations. Ldtermediate passage 3uo | it her residence, 1245 Tia st. ww. Oiice ‘at very low rates Steerage tickets w and | 1 to pan. jald-1m ‘Liverpool aad Queensiown and all Uuker parts ot Through lis of aden ziven for Belfast, Glasgo of inden given - — or Dalat, j ‘conndential Be tizahntecz, and other ports on the Continent and EA SCNow York, between Oth apd Och avenues. For freight aud passage apply atthe company'softice, | _¢20-2in* 4 Bowling Green, or both steerage and: to Oris = W ALEERS 320 10TH STREET Nw. Fisih and Coder CurpecLining, vew iog yw & Co. GOS Gib street, Washington, D.C. ‘Vhin Felts tor inners and slaters Charcoal, Lime, 4 reguiar graduate from Paris, France, will receh experienced Skillfal ‘weatment.. 67 w s ‘Mesers, U118 BIGELOW & CO, RENON H BROWN & CO.. New York. 606 7 street, W ‘Cement oo yPeared before me and made outh that ADIES CONSULTING MME. DR. DIMERIS, AUCTION SALES. Fo Wine Usciiins Mee Id EDITION ° (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE AT AUCTION pooxe, SATUR- YF Y aT Pay aeeuAn 1886, ‘The VICTOR in a thousand battles, conscious of his a A120, : ‘own strength, derived from gern Latest Telegrams to The Star Slelghs, Carrlaces, Buggies, orem ‘Wagons and THE PEOPLE, . —-__. FP H0xAs DOWLING. Auctioneer. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. To whom he owes all that he is or ever hopes to be, Challenges ety seen or women te ingame EE MEAY, FLOOD IN BALTIMORE. Bereee? By xirtoe of an order pe oe 's Gourt | Or to show a single instance wherein be bas failedto | LTTMORE, Mp., Feb. 11.—The heavy rain Bivlte avction ort DAY, FEBRUARY Six- PROTECT which prevailed for the greater part of last TEENTH, 1886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at the ‘Bight and all the forenoon has caused an over- Auction Rooms ‘of Thomas Dow! corner 11th ‘Those who patronize him, * street and Pennsylvania avenue, the ifouschold Fur- flow of that part of the city ‘on Jones’ niture of the late it, K. Elliot, cousisting in part of His prices are like the laws of the Falls, sireet, Roe. Gaz 1 wae cm ie ESS Soe MEDES AND PERSIANS, ‘water, and’ the first floors of all the’ ” houses are Wick ER oat ORE ae AN Wane eet SPICER flooded, In street the water is four LOUNGES, VERY HANDSOME; HALL iat Most of the occupants of the houses PPRCASSON BROS. Auctioncers: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NL STREET RACK, WALNUT AND MARBLE BASE ETIGERE, CHAMBER SET~ IN WALNUT AND MAPLE, MATTRESSES, WALNUT M. T. SIDEBOARD, WALNUT TENBION ZABLE DINING CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS WARE, PAINT- INGS AND ENGRAVINGS, STUFFED BIR. 8, ‘To quote them would inflame the slzesdy aroused ‘and heated passions of his (would be) competitors; but if you would be made to understand the true inward- ‘eas, and feel the wholesome effects of - cient warning to remove their pro} erty, and the daraage probably will not begrest, eee BRILLIANT ST. LOUIS POLICE. ORNAMENTS. €c; BRUSSELS AND OF LER ON THE BRAIN, ‘They Use Their Clubs at » Fire and CARPETS. TOGETHER WITH OTHER An- searrean llow 58 Horses to Burn to Death. (CLES ena a ey ‘You have simply to visit Sr. Lovis, Mo., Feb. 11.—J. P. Mullaly's livery fodts Executor of RK, Elliot, stables burned at an early hour this morning. The fire originated in the hay-loft, from some unknown cause, and spread so rapidly that it was well under way before the fire department. arrived. The employes of the establishment VICTOR B. ADLER'S PERCENT TEN «EN UTHEAST, BEING HOUSE ON L ‘Sot NO. 613 L STREET. who were on the acene at the time turned atten- By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. N. W., Roe Mie te nae sie teres Oe a Uber X0_ 1180, folio 40, et sea.. one of the land had taken 7 of them from the burning building, records of’ the District of Columbia, and at the, ‘Where full explanation will be given, “without | Whe baton pee peepee} written request of the ‘secured’ thereby, we “vut nd wit * Tethe explanation is eatis- | When two policemen arrived, an i sell_on TUrSDAY, the NINTH DAY OF FEBRC, | DOREY Price.’ ‘it wil | 2¢ employes were thieves clubbed them into ARY, A. D. 1886. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.,in front | factory, and you see fit to make an investmeat, insensibility, and thus destroyed the only ofthe premises, ali that certain piece or parcel of | be duly appreciated, and you will be amply rewarded. | chance of saving the stock, and the remaining Ground known and described as part of original lot 68 were burned to death. eight hundred aad Afuinree C0595, sera ees Ex tual a ‘ , secording to the — Dist and plan of the city of Washiugion, D.C, ‘treme Ritaalism in Chicago. Bing for the same at the northeast corner of ald To running thence west twenty-two feet fan jnch. thence south one hundred and forty-four feet ‘and eleven inches to the rear line of said east twenty-two feet and oue-third Rorth to the place of beginning, A “REQUIEM MASS” CELEBRATED FOR THE RE- POSE OF THE SOUL OF FATHER JARDINE. CHIcaGo, Feb. 11.--At the Episcopal Church of the Ascension yesterday a solemn requiem mass for the repose of the late Father Jardine’ 1d one-third jap Reweusre THe Proce. “Gh ‘thence neh ‘and’ thence VICTOR E ADLER'S gether with all the improvements, ways, easements, hereditaments and soul wascelebrated. About one hundred an ances ‘anyw TEN TEN | twenty people were present, the majority bel Soren ancer to the'same belongiog oF in 180 pated a ea a "eFMDS: % Cash, balance in 1 and 2 years’ notes, to PER CENT and he wore a girded alb, black stole and black semi-annually, and to be 'se- cared by deed or rust ou premises geal eaake oF Slack velvet bordered with whites The sstion e! velvet ler wi 5 e act Hon of purchaser; conveyancing, &c-. at Purclinser’s CLOTHING HOUSE, Of Mr, ‘Larrabee in che matver io the {glowing pe ee oat of the example sot by Hov. Father De Mat- the Fight 10 rool a ie rink and coat ofthe defaulting 927 and 929 7th Street Northwest, Teefannacth cee oer eeaie cok atns Some newspaper published in Washington DG the course of Father Ritchie in New York. Both ERANCIS H. SMT Ms mrs tees, Corner Mamachusetts avenue, Bishop Vail, of Kansas, and Bishop Potier, of ja28-dads FRANK B. SMITH, i} New York, est against these masses, 4g- THE ABOVESALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL STRICTLY ONE PRICE, pees Tad be fre ellie lg quiem mass” prepared in the Book of Prayer BUARY, 4 D. 1ade, af FOUR OCLOGE fae i Gr sugrested by any rubric, or in any way lett io of be Drei axcis x. SMITE, ferent Sra eeeareae Metaren; of iiltools. ts at present in the Ber- " icLaren, in = 19deds FRANK B SMITH} a mudas. ‘The Church’ of the Ascension has al- rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. AUCTION ROOMS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON WEDNESDAY ways been considered extremely ritualistic in —— ite tendencies, and has had trouble with the CATALOGUE SALE z= unt until bishop on several occasions while Father 2 Oven Evenings until 9; Saturdaysuntil11, | it che was its rector. Since the latter went to ov tana POAT Et wir gtd rand itis claimed tha Law ¥ “higher” now than formerly. OF THE LATE —_>——_ Caugl Trestle. TWO SECTION HANDS FALL FORTY-FIVE FEET AND ARE FATALLY INJURED. GautiPorts, Ouro, Feb. 11.—Three section hands with a truck loaded with rock were grossing @ trestle yesterday, when a freight train” on the Hocking (, Valley | road came upon them. They dropped to the side of the trestle and held on with their hands. ‘The train demolished the truck, seattered the rock and broke the hold of two of the men, who RICHARD T. MERRICK, TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, 1886, COMMENCING AT 7:30 O'CLOCK P. M. aT Grear Satm Or Sauere Sor 924 7TH STREET N. W. BETWEEN I ST. AND [MASSACHUSETTS AVE. GOOD CLOTHING IS ALWAYS THE CHEAP. EST IN THE END, AND WHEN YOU CAN BUY SAMPLE SUITS OR OVERCOATS FOR MEN. BOYS, AND CHILDREN AT ALMOST HALF PRICE, YOU CANNOT INVEST YOUR MONEY BETTER. MANY ARE BUYING HEAVY GOODS; AND ELEVENTH STREET. NEXT AND UP TO DAY OF SALE. TERMS CaSH. M1 y-five et d received fatal injuries. £7 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer._| FoR NEXT WINTER, Thetr names are Anos Weng and Charles Me- (eh E. WAGGAMAN, Mullen, ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. MOST OF OUR SAMPLE SUITS ARE EQUAL TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED No. 1054 follo $28 et seq. obe of the Land Re- quest of the party rm ofthe premises,ou' FRIDAY: the Orr! ey, P.M, all that Toll's subdivis square numbered five hundred ana seventy-five (Gxcept that part thereof conveyed tothe United States oF “the. land re fs Dia.) “And also all that part of Lot numbered eight (8), In the same subdivision, situateand adjoining the horth line of sald Lot five, and between sald north Une of said Lot and a public alley, being the same par- cols of ground and premises conveyed (with the excep- tee, by deed recorded in Lil and then conveyed by John Hitz and wife to Leon W: Guinnand and others, building committee of the Gruth —__ Ex-Gov. Seymour's Friends Hopefal. family of ox Gow. Seymour ad encourage: of ‘ex-Gov. ‘Seymour imeutin his condition today. ‘They do dot feel the anxiety regarding bis illness that has been entertained by others. He has had other attacks as severe as this’ from which his recovery has been_rapid andcomplete. Mrs, Seymour is ill, and the ex-governor’s anxiety regarding her has caused his present prostratio: A Schooner Burned Off Barnegat. ToMPKINSVILLE, S.., Feb. 11.—Pilot boat Rawara Cooper haé been towed into port with Captain A. M. Hawkins and six men, being the crew of the schooner C. M. Newins, which was burned at sea yesterday twenty miles east southeast of Barnegat. The C. M. Newins Jeft Wilmington,N.C., on Jan. 12th, and Smith- town 17th with cargo of naval stores for New York. At 8a, m. yesterday fire was discovered amidship. The flames could not be extin- guished, and the pitot-boat came up and took TO THE BEST CUSTOM CLOTHING, AND YOU CAN DEPEND ON THEM. NEARLY ALL ARE MADE FOR BROADWAY TRADE, NEW YORK,AND WHEN YOU CAN BUY MEN’S SUITS FROM $3 TO $6 UNDER THE REGULAR PRICES YOU SECUKK BARGAINS SELDOM OFFERED. WE HAVE A LOT OF CHILDREN’S SUITS, AGES 4 TO 8 YEARS, FORMERLY SOLD FOR 98,87 AND $8, WE ARE SELLING NOW FOR $3.90. MEN, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S OVER- COATS AND SUITS AT A GREAT SAVING TO you. REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS PREMISES No, 109 "PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FIRST STREET NOTHWEST, WASHING By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Liber ¢ District of Columbia, and at the re, ‘secu \ereby, We, the Under ed, a8 Tru: will sell, at public auction, in front aon TWELETH DAY , A. D. 1886, at FIVE (5) O'CLOCK Tt of Loc nummbered five (5) in. Car: of original Lat numbered one (1) in 75) ‘RBRUAR’ 'No, 908, folio 13, et seq. and records of said Districts of Colum: | BEST CLOTHING FOR THE LOWEST PRICES AT THE GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS, 924 SEVENTH ST. N.W., TWO DOORS BELOW BUR- DETTE'S DRY GOODS HOUSE, BETWEEN I ST. AND MASEACHUSETTS AVE. 4030 ) to John Hitz by Jaies, Carberry, Trus- No. 737, folla 305 et of the Land Hecords of the District of Columbia, essel was destroyed, noth- Verein, ot Washington, D.., recorded in Liber No. | CCOH H 00 00 Cov, | a g Seat crutmameiscevennuartaa | Huns SES ees See Bp | lneteviae been saves Hite and’ others to’ Wilma Tera eee | & CH HS SHS of 8 3k BoP The Distress in London. the Land Records of the District of Columbia im-| OCH HOO I Cod RRB = 00 LLId DDD | rpre WoRKMEN APPEAL TO THE LORD MAYOR. oved © dwelling house, con ‘about = : Eerenreen atl knowns “W. tows Capita Hor | |W WM, HM eSSg SH pan joped workiaginen called spou the sed Mayer "The terms of sale: Onethird cash, and the balance WW Ww HHH H*se, Ee EE to urge upon him the necessity of f dol Ing In one, two and three years, for which the promissory Www ww #8 1 88 RHE ~ something to relieve the distress among the un- Rotes ‘of the purchaser, with interest at ax per cent wa: HU" ss°K RE as? emp oven of London. The lord mayor cour- Der annum: interes ‘and interest erty. A chaser at the time of sale. le semi-annually; principal by deed of trust upon the prop- it of $200 will be required of All conveyanciug at the teously received the deputation and promised Personal ist the distresse: le Seinigmesass toni epernit niente paaed MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. yor’s fund for the relief of the cost of purchaser. “All taxes ‘and amemments today | The ‘medicina! qualities of whial tittea | that the lord mayor speieieioueaniayeateanir aoasy, pera | onedtiual nevi speluret ceases | cred roe oe Shy rhe ea es plied with within ten days from day | of the Monongahela, have attracted the attention ot | & = B Qf sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the | the medical faculty is tse Using ote ee ae! | £6,000. onet afd risk of detaulting purchaser or purchurers | preg Me"ynysac'ut?,i2 the United States to sucha de soe ees after five days’ novice in The Eveniug Star, Siteria Medion, Y FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. _ We beg to invite the attention of connolsseursto our ‘The New York Stock Market. gelebrated fine OLD WHISKIES, which we offer at 4 ‘The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. prices the following prices, in cases containing one dozen iiaei ne sce ae open eal S00 a ees) coe Special wire to IE. 12 Dodge, 039 10th street. FINANCIAL. OLD RESERVE WHISEY........ Pamce & Ware, WASHINGTON, BalnIMOnE REILADELPHIA Securities, UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY; BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISEV....... If you cannot obtain these Whiskies Grocer, we will, on receipt of bank di letter, 'or post oftice money order, (or C- STOCK BROKERS 64 roadway. ack, SSorinn areaue,} New York. 689 15th street (Corcoran Building), W: PRIVATE BlOcK TELEOHABE Wi from your Tegistered ieee Se eee ee one ater ed eevee : charges prepaid, to all or by trelght to any part of U. 8 (prepaid) For Excellence, Purity and Eveness of Quality, the above are unsurpassed Whisklesia the fast. ‘They are entirely om adulteration, and Possess hatural flavor and fine tonle propertios ‘These Whiskies are sold under guarantee to give perfect satisfuction; otherwise to be retarned at our ‘expense. Correspondence solicited. HL & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 124 South Front St, Philadelphia, ippl river, NEW YOKK, GENERAL PanTNzns. Jauus WHITELY, 3. Cavcee Oaxizy, Maywanp G Eyam Henny H. Dover, Wi mm, D.C. Wittiam RK Taavens, 8) Partner. Buy and sell on commission ‘all classcs of Railway ‘HL. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- i . Offie vi ae ee gee the mari eS our wires in- a7-3m. N.Y. lce—16 South William st. F ‘Wall St: t To-day. pa fet T, New York, Feb, 11-—There was again an ir ‘HOMSON’S regular opening. to the stock market this morn- PATENT ing, but chang from last night's closing SPECIALTIES. were general Within a range of % to 4 per MME 5) I rt an (ut yn, Which was down R. AND MME. SELDEN, 1321 13TH ST. N. W. foot conte After the opening, tho inarketwas Dees ee canes nae eis The acre portly, fy eat oehe ead Gentials worms reasonable. callor write See Paul, dnd strong until about, 10:40, the general list advancinj per by le ROF. CLAY, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROL | CO 88g ERR ITT g88s Pr Ea eet epee Soveand semosy: Shien 8! 8 8 Bae Ee t ag sesne Central te and Delo and Hudeos 1 faction guaranteed. ‘Fee 60 ceuts. Parlors 104 Stax | G0 OO R E bast ; ‘There was then a feaction of small fractions, i between Ist and 2d thin W. Hours, Ga mine | COO “OO & Sy58 Exp Sgg8 | which Lackawanna lost %, and then the market 3 a26-Swe became quiet and steady at the decline, and s0 ILES—DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY continued at 11 o'cl Pidivect wreatments without tuese at kalles caus feu eLUME Tse eee) ure." Cure guaranteed. “Can ‘ve st nw. from 410 6 po. ape-lime ; LTABLE CLAIRVOYANT ‘and Astrologist, has been cousuitei on Business, ‘consulted af Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations ‘on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day: For fifteen years they have steadily gained in favor, and with sales constantly increasing have become thé ‘most popular Corset throughout the United States. merle 20 D.C. per. imp. 6s, 1891, coin, 113% bid, 114% asked. Love ‘and Matrimony. for 24 years in this tity: al The G quality 1s warranted to wear twice as tong as 8, a trouble call, atisfuction guaranteed. Oflies hour 1 ordinary Gira” We have lately introduced tied | DCyPepimp, 7m, teak, snerency, 21a bids 117% ‘Sm. to 8 p.m. Fee 50c. and $1. 312 First sts. Capl- | and # # grades with Extra Long Waist, and we can | #iked, BU year Mae. 205s, Bese. curomey SS ORE ETE TLE TS GER | ile eet ete ine wore great rare | By Oe nets, Heong Look Ba ‘ME BROOKE TELIS ALL THE NTSOF edal rece! Bx 1. Columbia, rashing- Mitre E22 tastes condactuist tasiea soaeor | 70! The Inte Fxponivien Held at ew poeene MET | ton Gas, 38 bid, 36% asked. Georgetown Gas, 41% b Hemien 60 cents each. 408 L street, between, ats ‘Borthwest. — ‘While scores of patents have been found worthless, | Fitemen’s: Ins, 42 asked. Arlington Ins.” 140 bid. EA SIE | ag proce love tile barcpeved me | ete sai FAN ate uable. 103 bid. Washington Brick Machine, 100_ bid: Retailers are authorized to refund money if, on ex- amination, these Corsets do not prove as represented. Farm and Mechanics’ Bank, Georgetown, 155 bid. GFear Palle Lee, 101 Did.” Keal Bataie Nitie Lnsurance, is For sale everywhere. y bid. Che Coscextratep Gatalogue fret on application, Pacsand jot “Pel Go., 68 bid, 60 asked, “U. © Hee CRAB a ‘THOMSON, LANGDON & CO, oe te 002 7-t0.tées6m New Yor. Baltimore Markets. WATER - BAL! ina ge ering Hee ea rea td pmo tty Puss Pass: Pires feyae, now "5085 North Carolina ‘sixes, old, mess okan onctaRD cae or for in, tng ant ig mn | BARRING, Mn, Febery, 2c at ‘RD WATEB One box has cured the worst cases of ton years stand. | southern dull and nominal: western higher and, quiet ‘Wi Cure ing. No one need suffer ten minutes after using this | Souter, ed, GUaba:, | southern amaoe its Cancer, Epllepay or Heart Disease, but wonderful KIRK'S GERMAN PILE OINTMENT | Fed, spot, 68 bid: March, 80%a60; May, O24a02,, ‘We po Say It absorbs tumors, allays the itching at once, acta as a | Com southern southern ‘yellow, 46u45: CRAB ORCHARD WATEB rT ’s | western mixed, spot, 47 pebi 7047 cae = Poultice, gives instant and painless relief. Kirk's | weslera mixed, spot, ecu German Pile Ointment 1s prepared only for the cure | Mas cadet and alm soathert endo weieern wits bd Shion ane 5 | of Pilesand itching of the private varts, and nothing Hye gulch sea 7l Provisions send y and quiet ass 3 ri SICK HEADACHE, | else. Every box is warranted by our Agent. ‘and dull, 21a22. troleum lower TR a i— 5 Gnaereiie g| 801d by Druggists and sent by mall on recéipt of Sy Se Other snicien Gnotauget. Isas Reliable as Quinine for ——— Se aout, ta pratt od. Bocelps four: 23 ILLS AND FEVER eae © CROMWELL, 1a. 400 Penney | ae OnD teins, Ghipnenia ene Saleem heat cm vania ave, 415-c012m_ | $000 prehels: corn, 221,000 bushels. TRY A BOTTLE-SOLD EVERYWHERE, a oe Chicago Markets. ional 1 cl See that CRAB-APPLE Trade-Mark is on all pack- EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT 40, ite, epenary 21. pea Whee ont Vcaawonetiaee OLMEAE Pact ee ovpes weep ree | Re AN Scant eet Ss ee CRAB ORCHARD WATERCO, Proprietors ‘Alinual sale 8,000,000 jars. 2 March. Shy Slay, BBe Pork seul GLMON N. JUNES, Manager, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT Lon steady- 6.07%; March, B10081 May, 0029-00 ‘Louisville, OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic. “Is a success a sah boo on, BF which nations should feel grate} Gun. HaNcocn’s CLAssMATES.—As the mili- pate her ‘dares oe tae | wiz Academy class of 1844, Gen. Hancock's fenuine only with the fac simile of Baron lass, 2 small ibering only del OPPO OF VS MBER oe, Juhi ae? Eig aeng Ce | eae, bee heratre been craneneay pate % been lished a correct re By iven in. FRILADELFEIA. DECRMBER © 1886 Debtion wit the public ate in- | order in which 4 ted: Nova, William, MESSRS. EISNER & MENDELSON, formed that the Liebig ‘can | G, 3 2, Josey i. Wittiesey: 3, Samuel SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFS offer the artiole with Baton. Gini; 4, bantel M: Prosi; 5, Asher R. Eddy; 6, of gen Francls 7, Alfred Pt ton; 8, MALT EXTRACT U.8.0F A, ONE es Thomas f, Qusd; 8. ‘Cook; 10, John Y. 820 RACE ST., PHILADELPHTA, bgp tenssperatd Bicknell; 11, Simeon B. Buckner; 12, Joho DEAR SIRR—I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF'S OF MEAT. To be had of alli gro; | Trevitt, okin 3 tus B, ALE EXTHACT VOR Tiik PAST FIVE Y. Saran’, fs te Uae | iam T. Burwell; 16, William Herae PRIMER HACER AND VEE | Rte po Eeias Oi pot see e, Yon st Wiss ai -RE- 5 49, James * 4 Seat eae, TEGSPRCLALLY | SHOPS CAMPHORENG Honry ‘Br Sshroden: 23° soap br Beith; 32, i SRV AEBUNG | eHOAL | 7 ‘Tollet article Bibl W. Hawkins, Rests etait, haf eet | St Se Doe acta teas ane | ke Ean Cae as WEAKLY GEUDIER, ASD gino iN HONG | Sig. clat- Gentlemen, after shaving, wal Aad'ft € | waa the ‘as well as one of the ¥ A’ HON WAS DRAWN i peelcice © peerere ane, boys in class, were but twos Xap acour a a etiae Sp aa MON TEE Ee Seats per Donte. ay he * | months . Gon, U.s Grant graduated BY you 7 For sale at some of the principal Drug Stores and by | the year prev! ‘among THe CusiGa HOUSE eee EER | the propriate *7 | mages were, Will ine ae | Pare sont tai TION IN MME iis eu CHIEF DRUG IN! meg? end fase ar eae eas Sete ‘-Mxxrina.—There was a full at- Tue CaBiner was ‘The tion of Capt. L. A. Littlefield, started out from ‘the 10th street wharf a litti¢ after one o'clock, and began breaking a channel through to Alex- andria, Below Alexandria the ice is gorged to ‘Stated to aSrar reporter that the work done by the Committee two weeks any means thrown away. not been cleared then the ice woul ten or twelve inches thick, and it would ‘been impossible to have broken it, THE UPPER POTOMAC. A telegram was received at the signal at halt-past ten o'clock this morning from per’s Ferry stating that the rivers were m been bj bor quarters of an inch between midni ten o'clock. Ing quite a heavy fall. Alth« confined principally ‘the mountain districts materially there is another storm on ulf states which will night and half-past presenti storm has ‘coast line and has not affect its way from the east probably prevent an en| re. this, together wit gt x Geet te es e ice ing temporary reliet. ARRANGING FOR PRECAUTIONARY SIGNALS, In view of the dangerous situation General Hazen this morning communicated with Major Lydecker to learn if he had made provisions for, giving warning of et chanj between the ct and Aqueduct of the ous. If bridi reat might be sible it send their re by fi ing good practice tn signaili Were no signs of a flood as yet. Mr. Gwynn Harris, inspector of ter that the ice is anked up across the river just below Fort Washington trom the bottom of the river to five teet above the water, resembling the Arctic Ferions, and, in view of the heavy rain storm it looks as it flood was impending. He don't think there will be any perceptible rise before to-morrow Lieut. Townsend this morning stated to a 4s No perceptible He thought it Products, stated to a ‘repor of last night and to-day, STAR reporter that there change in the ice this morning. ile there is no immediate dan: a flood the amount of water which has together with the melting snow, will, raise the river considerably, and gorge at tha Aque- , Makes @ freshet Hot at all improb- able. The temperature will fall by to-morrow night and may go below freezing point, afford- aver which is considered most lajor Lydecker needed any assistance General Hazen intended orderin: of signal service men trom Fort the river from the Aqueduct to Great further up if necessay, and make hourly re Ports to the signal office, in order that warning ‘iven those interested a early as pos- langer threatened. These men will sign Dg, aD Public advised of the situation. VARIOUS EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION, Harbormaster Sutton told a STAR reporter this morning that the ice in the Washington channel was still pretty tough, and that there als, would be impolitic to break up t to this city until the freed, ‘There are no sufiable now except two tug boats. District in Congress. A PROTEST. Mr. Ingalls to-day presented to the Senate a protest signed by citizensof the District against the passage of the bill to amend the charter of the Capitol, North O street and South Washing- ton railway company. Referred to the District committee, ——_——e+_____ Capitol Topics. ‘THE PAN-ELECTRIO-BELL TELEPHONE CASE. Representative Gibson, chairman of the House committee on expenditures in the De- partment of Justice, has received replies from the Secretary of the Interior and the Attorney General to the resolution of the committee had been expended asking what money by ‘their departments in Electric” and Bell taine son says he ex) House on Mon investigation. SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION, ‘The House committee on manufactures to- day agreed to report favorably Representative Campbell's bill to appoint a commission of ex- \d tron and other ullding materials used in the construction of buildings, bridges and mechanical structures, and the deduction of useful rules therefrom, ‘Twenty-five thousand dollars is appropriated out the provisions of the act, to be ex- pended under the direction of the Secretary of porta for the testing of steel to cars the Interior. ONE AND TWO DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATES. ‘The House committee on banking and cur- Tency to-day discussed Mr. Heagan’s bill pro- viding for the issue of silver certificates corres- ponding in denominations to the United States The object of the bill is to provide for the issue of one and two dollar certificates, Several changes of an important character ‘and discussed. The sentiment of the committee seemed to be strongly in favor of the passage of @ measure of the nature 1, but no Anal action was notes. were suggest of Mr. Reagan’ taken at to-day's meeting. NOTES. The bill to pay Col. Wm. H. Crook, of the White House, extra compensation for the work ofsigning land patents, came up in the Senate tony. aba it was objected to by Messrs. Allison and Plumb, and it went over. ‘The, Indian appropriation bill, ordered re- y the committee on In- dian affairs, appropriates $5,502,562 of $274,888 from the appropriation 48,697 from the esti- In the Senate yesterday the so-called “4th of July claims” passed without amendment as re- ported to the House rent fiscal year, and of mates. Ported by the House. Mr. Morgan bitterly assailed the educational bill in the Senate this afternoon, denouncing it as an outrage. Mr. Sherman to-day submitted a joint resolu- tion in the Senate to print the proceedings in accepting the statue of the late President Gar field. Referred to the printing committee, ————+e+_____ PROPOSED NOMINATION OF EX-CONGRESSMAN Frnnerry.—Leading republicans of Illinois, 0 a STAR reporter was today informed by 9 member of that party of that state,contemplate nominating ex-Congressman Finnerty, of Chi- the approachinj election. The idea is that his nomination wii hold the Irish-American vote which went trom the democracy to Blaine and Logan, PERSONAL.—Mr. John W. Albaugh, manager of the opera house here and the Holiday street theater, Baltimore, who is in poor health, left cago, for state treasurer at The reply of the Seci tary oft yas ‘says e reply of the Secre! the Interior that $35 for printing, &c., was the only money expended in his department. The Attorney General says no money has been expended in his department, but that counsel have been re- for the prosecution of the government suit. No money has yet been paid these coun- sel. Their names have already been made public. ‘The replies will be laid before the commitiee at its meeting on Saturday next, and Mr. Gib- tg _to be able to report to the the result of the committee's for Florida to-day.—A Madrid Senor Muruaga tas been appointed Spanisn to Washington, to succeed Senor Va- Jera Commodore Pride and HH. Leavitt, lo agua, ‘Nicaragui istered in New York last night—Lieut. Win. B. Han Geo. W. Puck, of Cleveland, and ‘Chas. Hosmer, of the coast survey, are ai the Ebbitt—Comingdore Ups ‘on Tuesday.—Mr. Miller, comm of internal revenue, is again confined to his bed james R. Davies, minister to ‘U.S. consul at Mani by @ severe cold.—Ji ‘h York, Chas, H. Cramp, of Philadelphii TB. Neely, of Pottsville, are at the J. D. Pation, of Richmond, ani of New York, are at the M Patterson and J.T. Johnson, of 7 the National.— A: Mansfield anc land, and H. A. Tupper and J. W. Jones, of Richmond, are at the St. James.—Mr. Rose- water, editor of the Omaha Bee, is in the city, of Philadel Rew. Pre hur was tn Chi- ieee jas. E. Mu '’ an Ys Of $18.36 from the weachers and of ton, of gE FAL BE3E out a party Ny he ice from in front of this city and Georgetown, as it might float down to some narrow. point in the river ‘and create a gorge and flood us. He is In favor of commencing the breaking from below. THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS TO-DAY considered the subject of the tce in the river, andconcluded that it was not time to act. It was thought unsafe to break the ice opposite below has been river boats here a W. K. Post, Litan.—R. L. Toronto, are at d wife, SAYINGS AND DOINGS IN SOCIETY. The President's reception in honor of the diplomatic corps is from 9 until 11 o'clock to- morrow night, As for some years past, no cards of invitation have been issued, the pub- lc announcement through the press being deemed sufficient. The army and navy,ju- diclary and Congress, and such of the executive officials in Washington as hold a commission from the President, and their ladies, comprise those whose presence is requested. ‘Miss Cleveland, in a handsome dress of heavy black sik with collar, corselet and panels of jet, received a large number of visitors yesterday afternoon, from $ to 4 o'clock, in the red parior. ‘Miss Van Vechten, of Albany, who won so many admirers here last spring while stopping at the White House, was with Miss Cleveland. ‘She wore an elegant robe of black velvet with front and slashings of pale bive silk, anda crimson japonica in her bosom. Mrs. Whitney was assisted yesterday by a John Bigelow Rives, of New York, Miss Weddell who, bas returned fom Cleveland, Miss Katio Beach, Miss Clifton, Miss Jarvis, Miss Worden and ottiers: Miss Stough- ton and Miss Heath presided in the dining room. Lieut. Ackley made the presentations. ‘Mrs, Manning had with her Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Davies, of Albany, Miss V Miss Spriggs, Miss Greens In hyp a babigatonny 5 ‘Brecken: Fidge and Miss Blackburn poured coffee and At Mrs, Endicott’s the way was blocked with carriages yesterday, and the rooms were cor- respondingly thro: di were assisted in Miss Bancroft and others, and Miss ‘Berghmanus poured the ted and chocolate. Mrs. Vilas and Miss Vilas were assisted in re- $eiving about one thousand guestsby Mrs. Gen. Walker, Mrs. Gen. Bragg, of Wisconsin, Mrs, Senator Call, Miss Bragg and Miss Grace Wal- ker. The latter speaks French and Italian fluently, and was much appreciated by the le- gation People calling. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder were at home at their residence on Scott Circle toa large number of callers yesterday. ‘There were pres ‘Mrs. = Billeox, of Brooklyn, the guests of the house, and also thé three littie daughters of Mr. and'Mrs, Warder. The two younger ones sang some pretty ballads, ‘Mrs, Warder accompanying them on the plano. Although a late accession io Washington socie- ty, Mrs. Warder will soon rank foremost as @ generous host. Mrs. McCulloch and Mrs, John B. Alley held Pleasant receptions yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Abner F. Dunnington returned to their home, 504 A street southeast, from thelr Wedding journey, last Saturday, and on the following Monday’ held a crowded recep tion. ‘The bride, dressed in cream-colored satin, trimmed with orlentai lace, looked particularly retty. Among the many callers were friends rom Baltimore and this city, including the Prominent members of the Geological Survey. Mr, John B, Dickman and Miss Annie Rib- nitzky were married last evening at the resi- dence of the bride's parents, on Tenth street, in the presence of a large number of friends, Rev, Father Walter officiating. An elegant wedding Tepast followed the ceremony, after which the patel separated, with every expression of wishes for the newly wedded pair. Many ndsome and appropriate presents were re- ceived. Mrs. Leiter gives a dinner this evening in honor ot Mrs, John Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. Pell give an entertainmentnext Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Dr. Harvey will not be at home at the Clarendon to-morrow (Friday) atternoon. Mrs. Senator Palmer will hold her first recep- tion in their beautiful house on McPherson Square next Thursday. ‘Mrs. A. A. Hayes will not hold her usual Thursday afternoon reception this afternoon, Mrs. A. J. Bentley is at home on Fridays, at 1116 9th street, Mrs. Kellogg, 1709 N street, will not hold her usual Saturday reeeption. The engagement of Mr. Harry Willard and Miss Sears, of Boston, who has been visiting here for some time, is announced. Mrs. Col, Lamont chaperoned Miss Isabel Taylor and Miss Lewis, of New York city, who were making the cabinet calls yesterday. Mrs. Col. Henry A. Dodge, of San Francisco, is the guest of Mrs. Frank P. Gross, and will be With her at 1312 K street at her reception next Wednesday. Mr. George Rives, ot New York is the guest of Mrs. Whitney. Secretary Bayard received to-day a sister, who will spend some time with him, Mme. Kuki made the cabinet calls yesterday, attired in a handsome costume of brown satin with blue silk facings. Mrs. Gen. Walker and Miss Walker are at 1757 P street. Mrs, John Bigelow will receive with Mrs. Neill at 1767 P street on Saturday. ° Mrs. J. M. Miller, of New York, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kenyon, 3405 N street, accom: nfed by herson, Dr. C. H. Miller, one of New ‘ork’s favorite artists, and for several years president of the Society of American Artists, Representative King, Mrs. Gen. Beale, Mrs. Senator Payne, Miss Foote, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. A. J. Bentley, Mrs. Voorhees, Mrs. McPherson, Major W."W. Armstrong, of Cleveland, Mrs. Seney. and Mrs. Charies B, Lore were making calls yesterday. Mrs. and Miss Wadley, of Atlanta, who have been spending a Very pleasant fortnight at the Arlington, left for their home last night. ‘They expect to return as far north as Old Point Com- fort and remain through the month of April. Mrs. and Miss Wadley have received very flat- tering attentions while here, and much regret leaving the city. Mrs. Samuel Daskam and Miss Jennie Das- kam, wife and daughter of ex-Mayor Samuel Daskam, of Norwalk, Conn., are visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hoener, at 916 P street northwest. District Government Affairs. THE DISTRICT APPROPIATION BILL. The Commissioners have, as already stated, added $10,000 to their original estimates for Public schools, to be used in general expendi- ture, They have also recommended a read- justment of the item providing tor the erection of school buildings, which in their original estimates was $20,000 to $45,000. They had thought to have been able to sell some propert owned by the District, the proceeds of whicl would have covered amount ueeded for school houses, but they have not succeeded in doing so. Mr. Edmonds told a Stak reporter this morning that there were no other changes in the appropriation bill of any importance re- commended by the Commissioners. It was ex- pected that some arrangement would have been made by the Commissioners with com- mittee on appropriations for an adjustment of difference between themselves and Maj. Dye as to the increase of the police force, the Com- missioners’ plan being an increase ‘of only ff teen in number, and that or Major Dye an in- crease of one hundred men. ASKED FOR AN EXPLANATION, Lieat: Kelly, of the seventh procinct station, has been called upon for an explanation regard- ing the complaint made agaiust him by the liquor license board. The paper referred to is simply a license blank, the Value of which was in waste paper. The’ blank was for use of a liquor dealer, who changed his mind about the license he was golng to get, thus rendering the Paper worthless. MISCELLANEOUS. Senator Edmunds has written a note to the Commissioners expressing surprise at the small sum charged him for water tax to July 1, 1886, tor his residence 2111 Massachusetts avente. He states that he began to use P mac water in his house and stables about No- vember 20, 1885, and inquires if he should pay for all the year. The Commissioners have approved the find- ings in the case of Private P.O. charged with neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming and officer and who was found guilty by the trial board and sentenced to be dismissed. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tax EVENING STAR. ROEBERIES.—Shortly after 10 o'clock last night Lieut, Smith, of the lice, found that the store of Harmon & Smith, on Royal and Prince streets, had been opened. An examina- tion showed that a thief had been in the store and the money drawer robbed of one dollar in change. It Is thought that the thief secreted himself in the building before the store was closed for the night.—Last evening about 6 o'clock a thiet w: to the front of the x- change hotel, on Royal street, opposite te faarket, deliberately undid tae belt from, the horse of @ Fairfax gentleman standing there, and carried off the saddie. THe GRANGENS.—The District Grange of Northern Virginia 1s in session here at the Braddock house. Col. Charters, the state grand master, is present. J. M. Benton presides and A.J. Wedderburn is secretary. A delegation of Knights of Labor from Washington visited the grangers officially = legen New Farr ComPany.— grangers having foreet: over the control of the fair grounds at Guureh to s number ot subscribers, the ‘Norss.—' corporation court has been in. session to-day devoting its time mainly toques- tions of justment.—Mrs,” Wes ast night, and ev. Mr. Smithsontof the BE od Rev. Mr. Siniths roll south, occupied the semen Gen. Logan en ‘HE THINKS THERE 18 A DISPOSITION I COR GRESS TO SHOW PREFERENCE POR IT. gress than any other division of the army. tary leaders, he said, never come fom the e: t from the infantry ‘corps, bul $5 caytiry. Besides, he said, nobody could point to any great engineering feat that had not achieved by civil engineers. Army vot wrought any such great works pening of the mouth of the Mississippt r. added that the popular ‘sion it the cadet who the head ot his class intellectually is erroneous, ‘said, which a cadet receives considered in fixiag his rank in the the one who graduates first may Most intellectual. Neither Grant he said, graduated at the head of U though’both made good soldiers. —— Treasary Department Changes. The Seeretary of the Treasury has made the following dismissals in the Treasury depart- ment: J. E. Reynolds, class four; Thomas Petin« gale, class four, treasurer's office. George B. Emory, class one; Mrs, M. E. Jenkins, $1,000 class, sixth auditor's office. A. W. Ril two; J. C.'8. Colby, class one, second auditor's oitice, | Miss S: ML ladon, class one, bureau of @ mint. Miss F. wh, class One, super vising architect's office. a sorte mecretar owing appoi vice: Beaj 1 keeper at Polit Montara, C lowes G. Hi acting second assistant keeper at Race Rock, X45 H. J. Burns, to be assistant keeper ai Yerba Buena, Cal; John B. Pulk, to be act- Ing second assistant keeper at Barnegat, N Ja Eugene Mulligan, to be acting second assistan Keeper at Montauk Point, Hi. W. Young, ¥2,.be, acting. third assistant Keeper ‘at Point Keyes, Cal; F. L. Harrington, to be first assist= ant keeper at Piedras Bianca, Cal. ~ <o- ms The New Cardinal. THE RED HAT TO BE CONFERRED UPON ARCH BISHOP GINBONS, Telegrams from New York yesterday stated that Archbishop Corrigan has a cablegram from Rome announcing that Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, will be created cardinal at the com- ing consistory in March. A telegram trom Bal- Umore says Archbishop Gibbons received yes. terday a cablegram from Rome assuring Bim that he will be made a cardinal atthe Aaron gonsistory. The message was direct from the Vatican, and establishes the question beyond # doubt, Messages of congratulation poured in upon the archbishop at the archiepixcopal residence in Baltimore, yesterday, from every part of the United states, and some came from Burope, Archbishop Corrigan, of New York, sald, last evening, that this is the usual announcement Which is made before the consistory When the fardinal is created a prince of the church by the sovereizn pont e consistory Will ably be held on or about March 15th, when an oblegate and a papal guard will be sent to Balti- more to present the cardinal with the berretta, Later the new cardinal will go to Rome to be | invested with the remaining insignia of his high oilice. ASKETCH OF ARCHBISHOP GIRBONS. Archbishop James Gibbons, of Baltimore, ts Primate of the Catholic church in the United States, Baltimore being the first see established, in this country. He is the ninth archbishop of Baitimore in lineal succession. He was born of bumble parentage in Baltimore on July | 1834. His father took him to Ireland while he was still a child, and he received his first education in that country. On his return he was for some time a clerk in New Orleans. His inclinations, however, led him to the priest: hood, and te began ihe preparatory course of Studies at St. Charles co!lege, Howard county, Maryland, from which institution he was graduated’ in 1557. He finished his studies in Ube seminary of St. Suipice and St. Mary's uni- versity, Baltimore, and was ordained priest on June “30, 1861. ‘As priest he was connected with several churches in Baltimore. He served as assistant chancellor at the second plen: council held in Baltimore in 1866. fn 1 having been appointed vicargeneral of North | Carolina, he was consecrated bishop of Adra- myttum’ on the 16th or August. In 1872 he was translated to the see of Richmond, Vir Finla, When Archbishop Bayley. ot Balttinore, | be to tail in health, Bishop Gibbous was ap- Reluted, coadjator bishop, ‘and | consecrated ay 20, eceeded to the see of’ Baltimore on the death ot Archbishop Bayley, Oct. 3 of the sane year. Archbishop Gibbons presided over the delit- ¢rations of the third plenary counell held, in Baltimore in November, 1584, as apostolic ate of the holy see. Cardinal Mcvloskey absent on account of sickness, buteven had he been present, Archbishop Gibbons, in his char acter as apostolic delegate, would have out- ranked him. Apart from his high office he commands ihe esteem and admiration of his fellow clergymen by reason of hissplendid men- tal gifts and high character. He bas served church not only as a priest, but ax a writer, H. book, the “Faith of Our Fathers,” has receivea the highest commendation from Catholic schol- ars. Archbishop Gibbons’ duties frequently bring him to this city, where he is greatly beloved by all Catholics. Fstteeh penal i MARRIAGE LIceNsrs—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to R. K. Covington and Bessie L, Thompson; Robert Gibson and Sarah Hunter. ——— BANGER oF TE Sonenenenren Ne follow. ing Were the readings at the signal office today: 3 am. 30.0; 7 am., 37.9; 11 am, 41. 2p.m,, 41.8. Maximum, 43.3. Minimum, 36.1, A Cover 1s Dax Red Star Cough EROUS: Cure at once removes it, No narcotics, we rubbed, it conquered our pain, At never fails. it came, "Twas St, Jacobs Oil, MARRIED. By the Rev. Dr. Addison, day 1886,” HUEN RY. Baltimore, to BESSLE, eldest danghter of O14, V. SOF this ety 5 NINGTON—COOK. On the 27¢h of January, 1886, at the Second Baptist Church, by the Rev, Bat ard fez S8wem, ALNE F. DUNNINGTON, of the ‘Topographical Corps of the Geologica: Survey, to Mise. FANN «EF. O00) » daughter of iudward B. Cook, ail of Washington, D.C. . DIED. BOSWELL. On February 11th, 1886, at one o'clock gu. after @ lincering dines ANS1k EDITH atane ell, aged daughter of KS. and Sallie Woodward Bosw wipe mecthe < Funerai will take place from parents’ residence, No. 126 C Street soutveast, ou Saturday, February 18th, at two o'clock p.m, Pd DEAN. February 11th, 1886, CLARENCE aly son of Walter Head Katie A oan, aged mine months aud five days. Funeral will take place trom the residence of tia grandparents, No. S18 10th st ne. sunday eveulug at two pin. Friends and relatives invited ts ablend. =e | FAUNCE. At his residence #03 G street south- | west, Hebraary Sd ih90, 010. B BAUNCK. som of | Siary -and™me late” Gapt. Jacob D. Pannoe, tn his Y car. ‘Funeral service on Friday, Feb. 12th, at 2 o'clock m, “Helatives apd friends are respectiuly. invited ‘tiend. [Philadelphls papers please copy.) “be HURLEY. wa, ou Thursday, February 12, 1880, "Mra HANORA HURLEY. 6’ bukive Of Coutity Cork, Ireland, aged seventy-five years, ‘The friends of tive fully are Peepectfally invited to - at in pone. artend ber tineral, from the Fealdeuce ut her eos te jaw, Daniel 'Golinor, 1415, ‘treet, toma, Sunday, February 44th, 1906, at tarceo Oege pam Half a Centary Ago. From the Mo. Republican, 8t. Louis, Feb. ®, 1886. Mra. Julia A. M. Lee. the widow of Major Richard Bland Lee, formeriy of tle Uniued Mates , died in Washington city on the morning of the 7th inst y ago Maj. and Mrs. RB. Lee She was more ears of age. Nearly half a centui were aud continued, as long as they reuained be to be prominent, respected und Valued members the Society of St Louls. “At tumt day this city name ered Jess than 16,000 inhabiwants, but Its society Was exceedingly pleasant, It comprised, we mre apt to | unk au unusual number of persous Gf” marked char | acteristics—of strong individuality, aud both in ite | men and women were muaiy whose courtesy aud ren fivement of manner and high moral tone contributed What we In modern Umes speak of as belonging to “the old school.” The phrase is expressive. It no Knowledges that the qualities referred to lave, soine Ineasure, ceased Lo be the attributes of the font geueration. “Some may tink tbat we have re placed them by some combination which is better apd mote, practical, but thuse who are old snough member those early days must be par: ‘exercise one of the dew privileges of age, aud that time, the devourer, has destroyed = Set See Br tee baie Pe iy Q ar Og head ished bimself in the Sem nole war end ae 3 if A ml E i A ‘ee: : g, if - Es EF if H | & i : ii He ; ; : i y { if i E i f