Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1886, Page 3

——_— , aboiat) tu 2 a wos o™ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. advanced pupti ween K and L sis. "also, moraing. and la oa or adnita and children. “Cail at m, Parkian ‘pronunciation ical an ni system. MULE. V. PRUDHOMMEL £24 P SCHOOL—WEST EXD. 104 17th st._n.w., between K and I ins. W. Kelly, London st: Mist M. Ketly. Gold" Medal is awarded in life class for proticiency. Evening classes 5:30 pam aoe SHORTHAND REVOLOTE SLOAN Sovrnos Simple, most rapid and most Fegibie syatern in'the world, Classes forming ‘Tull by vudeace Cail for prospectus, 821 Fst by eorrespoudence $21 Fs Ras E DUVAL MACK. 1424 NST. Mi iis scpined her schoo! of Blocution 20d bra Suatie Art: also private class in E-pzlish Dragches with teachers for Preuch and Mathematies £12 LANGUAGES, WASHINGTE 14th st. n.w.), and in the Principal ¢ ms begin Bow. Free ‘Trial Lessons to show our method. as r >, Tae Poste FIRST LESSONS FREE OF CHARGE NEW CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED STUDENTS NOW FORMING. LADIES GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS. doth sexes) rn to read. write and speak FRENCH and GER- ‘at Rooms 1400-1411 New York ave. RMAN Clases Fight lessons per month. $1 FRENCH CLASS Eight lessons ber month. $L ‘abe, ish Literature, composition, i Lanes alias and Preparation for all’ Exam naclons, Families and schools attended. Private lessons at room 123, Coreoran Butlin PROF. GE pe GHENT. SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION FoR been opened at 1118 Lita st. n. eof teaching pupils can In a short ledge of music that bas usually cudy Dy the American methods. Lessons privately of in classes. For particulars call at the senda, or 2m WGHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, AT 1004 S rs. Monday, Wednesiay, Friday and Sat- uegay. At dst and Penne ivanis ave. 5 © Tuesday and saturday. Now is thet to Joln for participa on inthe May Bull ESSONS IN ELOC 5 AATE “Apply oF address Mins Paris, Sorbonne Universit 4 Ist nw, f22m* W SSHESGIGS, CONSERVATORY OF MDSIG, St. Cloud building, cor. Oth and F sta. nw. | Sev enteenth year. Piano. Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Seas, fe Free advantages OR BULTARD, Direcwr. 2-3 x iN LATIN, GREEK, MATHE matics and English, by Prof. F.A.SPRINGER, late vilServicw kxaminer. Applicants for examination wrepared. Apply for circulars and information 423 Rn st aw dlgme =CHOOL OF MUSIC [ESTABLISHED 1877._ fb) Has built and occuples premises $ ‘st iLw, Nol ec20-tm THEO. INGALLS KING, Principal. JORTHWAND AND PRACTICAL PENMAN sulp taught by a stenographer and protesor, fifteen ice. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- pm ISH nw. de2lame HARRISON, 613 Mst nw. Ja6-2m* HORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTE ally taught Success gusranteed if instructions lowed. “Private pupils preferred—limited. fice of Johns & Easton, Sten gra na ave Jali-3m ADAME HOFFELDT, A GERMAN LADY, ‘tit highest reeotumendations desires pupils ef age for Chumic and Modern Music? singing | ane ae Itaitan method: goed German, Parisiag | Trench and italian tabcot hy grammar conversation gra eotwolary sigle with” Snurpassed methods ‘at SeHOoL, oF pestéy, Lustray Chiba 15 SOGRAPHY. TY PE-WRITIN SCHOOL OF SCHOOL GF “LOO AM! Shorthand booxs ana Supplies Ali Writing Machives and Supplies. 2M STREET N.W. NCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH | @ Dia aw. A practical businens education that nad women Wosupport thenisel ves iy perform t jathes of fe. M SY Re M iscorative Anon, Scoviework, Breas, Desig cHOOL OF PH So "scioor nie rough insiruchon given in Rapid Writing, the Eng Language, Correspondence, Rapid Cau Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Commercial Law, Po- ‘ial P conoiuy, Stenography aiid Type Writing. Regy- larday and ¥ening sessions resumed TUESDAY, Y, at'ta'm-and @ pam, Office open for arramce: the year Or quarter, on and after MON DAT, A fill corps of teachers. Hlustrated Creu ig fall tafurtation,weut foe on application, % EN RY ENCER, Principal. MRS SARA A-SPENCER Vice Pri (Coot LIERE scHOOr, FOR BOYS. boys taken as boarders. aia, by 24. 1538 Tatreet nw. | NATE, LESSONS TALL GRADES OF study: to adults con! for iega | ‘West Point. ail exacainations. | STITUTE sw. corner Sth and Ketanm | Mathematical, Ciassical, Businews. | SW. FLYNN, AM | Fvening Casses, $3 and $5 enionth om Buescu, Kisperoaun MADAME CHEN TE ieivkse nw. nl4me Ww ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE LNSTITUTE, 1023 Vermont avenue, Boanting anc Pay Sehoo! for Young Lediog and Little ‘Gurls ‘This ineeitution will enter upon Ita twelfth annual temion Wednesday, September 23d, 1855. Mrs Z D. BUCHER ~-Princtpal. Miss HE HUNTER View Principal Assisted by a {ull corps of experrenced teachers. For catalogues aud ful particulars apply to the Principal alam MSS SY YEEAYITE OF PosTON, avi cate and certitied examiner of the New Comervatory. Piano technique, barmouy sid Volos culture. 1012 leu st nw. # CAULFIELD. ML 720 Lith st. nw. First Flat, a ST he ___ BOARDING. = Uril AND MASSACHUSE exposure; three winds cou AGUE MANSION, COR. 6TH AND E ST: With bow, front Ttoom, fifst floor: also, nt two large and one s Faanlent and table boarders’ ac EAUTIFCL AN 3 He OF Single, with oF without Boar East Capitol Park. 52 Bat. ne, ©) FOURTEENTH Sf. N.W., NICELY & turnished iooms wod first-class Table 6-1m 3B: bouth o 1d “How W Si PENN. AVE, BET. Levit Vand 14: can Vian.” Rates: $2.50 ed OG pe eso parties and per- fuahent guest Principal Ps ts aud hotels. Passenger ele Nator. JOHN 1. HARKIS, Prop pee TPRE Loci, HOUSE, 512 Aud the Le Plerre,<w. cor 10th apd E a. best conducted Boarding horses in the city. Casi pleases rooma ‘Terms moderate. SALE FARMS, IN THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Maryland,” and Virginia For particu Lersapply co HUFTY & DYER, Real Fstate, Loans and Insurance, 13h abd F st iw. T- Ens PLOT OF 8 ine of the pro- in abundance; aes" walk 41 pacers A. P. HILL & 0., Ole 1338 B st UMMER RESORTS. _ NT SUMMIT HOTE the Metropolitan For de. apply AP HILL @ ©, 13gs Fst. ype BESTFoR THE SUMMER OK Wet, at Bristol, Kf, iden the be John I Gardact at Bern Lacce 4 bu id grounds, # c. For particuiars ap RiCHMOND, Real Keate Brot 124-88 __Mra INO. 1. BRYANT. “q TLANTIC CITY, NJ—“coLoNaDE t i 2X. opens February ‘15th for spring trade Ticated by steam.” One from depot. Address € C LEFLER, 623 13th st. ow. ‘Wasuixorox. D. C., February 19, 1886, EALED PROPOSALS indorsed “1 HOPOSALSC, € SUPPLIES,” will be received at this office onal NOON, MALCH 22. 1886, f plies to be delivered a COASTRUCTION DEPARTMENT. of the navy To-moRKOW. ‘TBs DowLiNe, aucuoneer. ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON- TENTS OF TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT No. 1220 F STREET NORTHWEST. On SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWEN TY-SEVENTH, 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at store No. 1220 F street northwest, I will sell the entire contents, as partly enumerated below: English Cloths for Suitings, Overcoats and Pants. Show Racks and Tabies Nearly New Miller Safe. Cutting Tables, Sewing Machine. Tailors’ Eurnishings Brussels Carpets, Portieres, &c. Terms cas, JACKSON H. RALSTON, Assignee, 125-20 ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct. /[PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ONE PIANO. FINE PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIRCES, VERY HANDSOME K ABINET, BEDSTEA US, BCU! RALN m3 AKP: TANITURE, ‘STOVES, HEATING STOVES. i ‘Arso, : the Disirit Government SOF CONDEMNED FIRE HOSE OF YIFTY FEET BACH. ALsO, 1 CRATE ENGLISH STONF. CHINA, A1ao, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, COUPES, COUPELETS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, TLARNESS, €c. 2GROSS BUGGY WHIPS, ‘To be sold at uy auction rooms SATURDAY, FEB- RUARY TWENTY SEVENTH, 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. pai rpuoMas DOWLING, Auctioneer, PUOL AND BILLIARD TABLES AT AUCTION. URDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWE! " THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ANSON BROS.. Auctoneera ‘3 SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. STREET, NEAR TaYLoR By virtue of w deed of trust duly reeorde’ | Liber No. 901, follo 7%, et seq., one of the land records for thé District of Cohimbia, and a the, written request of the party secur’ mises, On SATU NTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. . 186, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, all that piece of val estate in the county of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lots numbered five hundred and sixty-five (565) and five hundred and sixty-six (900), as laid down in the orignal plat of Uniontown, as re- corded in the surveyor s office for said District. Be- fiuing for the same at w point forty-cight feet west rom the northwest corner formed by the initersection of Jucksou aud Ti Southeast corner o 1 will seul, Ta lor streets, said’ point being the Said lots, running thence west- erly along the northern boundary of Jackson street forty-eight feet; thence at right angles northerly along the western boundary of said lois one hundred and thirty fect: theuce easterly along the northern boundary of said lots forty-eight feet, along the eastern bouudary of suid and thirty feet to the place of begi being contiguous and belng thus des ‘as one lot, together with all the improvements, ways, easements, 13, privileges and appurtenances to the same be- uging oF in any wise aupertaining. ‘Terms: Onethird cash: balance in one and two Years, notes to bear interest from day of sale, and to besecured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash at option of purchaser, A deposit of $100 re quired at sale. Conveyancing, ‘at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days; other- wise the (rustee reserves the right to resell the prop- erty at the risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser, After five days’ publie no f such resale in some Rewspaper published in Washington, fe d&die PETER FEGAN, Trustee, _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. ee SG ES tas. Por aoe ar aaa Jous FL Exus & Co, ae $07 Peanaytvania aveinow. FER WEBER PIANOS, UNEXCELLED IN TONE, ‘Sppearance and durability. N ORGANS AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. Known all over the civilized world. BEHR BROS. UPi T PIANOS SECURED Medal at the New Orleans Exposition. BEUNING PIANOS—STANDARD INSTRU- ments, PIANOS—EXCELLENT ME VOSE & SONS’ dium price instruments. aGSHD PIANOS-BEAUTIFUL TONE AND ORGANS AT ALL PRICES—$22, $27. 840, $50 and upwards PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT AND FOR Je on easy terms. PIANOS MOVED, TUNED by competent men. Satistactio Gers should be left at our offic ers, a@LDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN WILL RECEIVE 0. 18, AND REPAIRED guaranteed. All or- ‘We empioy no can “ORDERS RY Prompt atention, Telephot JOHN F. ELLIS € CO, FER E ER BB EK BPS KER > Piaxo Forres a UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN- SHIP AND DURABILITY, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES, PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & CO, WAKEROOMS: Paltimore—-204-206 W., Baltimore Street New York—112 Fifth Avenue. WASHINGTON—S17 Market Space. RANICH @ BACH AND STIEFF PE = Os. First clase in every respect. Gally’s wo! Gerful Seitplaying imuroments, G. L. WILD & BRO., 709 Seventhst. n. w. Established 1864 Special bargains in medium grade Planos, jal HE LEADING INSTRUMENTS ESTEY ORGANS—170,000 IN USE. ‘R BROS, Y. Nt Fititin | Jrasos fina? MCDERATE PRICES-EASY TERMS PIANOS FOR RENT. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F ST.N.W., WASHINGTON, D.G (Jarvis Batier in Charge.) 16 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE, MD. FEAEEROAVIS € COS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS, jerfect Plany of the world. New gad clewant styles. | Fasy monthly "payments at low: esi Inctury prices for 1 o re UMNEK, 811 9th st mw, S “wi > x Eowaxn FB. Duoor. 925 Pennsylvania avenge PIANOS, MUSIC MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Piauos auld on Installments, Exchanged, Kented, Tuded. aul Kepaired sole Agent for WAY & SONS, ‘AND F. GABLER & BROS PIANOS, Second-hand Pianos of other makes always jow figures. au svi New ai in stock ANOS, OVER 38.000 NOW IX USE. A thoronghly hrst-classand rellable plauvat a medium price. & co ANt BAUS & CO. PIANOS. ‘and Oras exchausct, repaired, tuned, aud ine fene Rent applied If purchased. ‘Heat and most complet asksrtment of oe musa La BACH, 15 F street, m29 Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Co. 924 Sevesra Sr, Tax Prac BARGAINS ARE WHAT PEOPLE WANT, AND WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL THEM THE BEST BARGAINS OF THEIR LIFE IN FIRST- CLASS CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHUL DREN, THE SAMPLE SUITSALE TAKES THE CAKE. YOU WILL FIND THE BEST WEARING CLOTH- ING. NEARLY EQUAL TO CUSTOM WORK, FOR LESS THAN HALF WHAT THEY WOULD COST YOU FOR ORDERED WORK. ALSO LOTS OF MEDIUM QUALITY OF CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN AT THE GREAT SAM PLE SALE OF CLOTHING 924 SEVENTH ST.. ard, Washington, D. C., uamely: ieyuisition No. ® veain Fittinas, Giobe and Aug ves, Wire. de. Biot best quality. To be awarded by requi-ition. PROPOSALS MUST BE MADE IN DUPLICATE, dad on official forms furnished (with schedules givi is) by thes. of BIDS RECEIV bh DEALERS IN, THE AKTICLES THEY OF FEK TO PLY” The right ls reserved to reject ay or all Bi iaa’ to waive detects" itesponsible persous urast ‘atee the prompt and faithful execution of con- et, and the competency of the guarantors must be eertilied to before a U. 8 officer. THOS, H. LOOKER. N2GlawAw Pay Director U.S N. Pay Agent iF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC MPONTILIME Acie AND CORDIAL ’ m1 fan 4.00 per doven Sonal Wines imported Crrectiy. ape intandell, Sue allow. Wises received dire dy without paining Eitoagh the iui which Isa great guacaatoe of be ch nw de toutes sortes, _ Wolpe VicTOR BOUX @ OU. 1747 Pa. ave 1WO DOORS BELOW BURDETTE'S DY GOODS HOUSE. ms Fisz Ox Ryx Wuurxy, FINE OLD RYE WHIsk HNE Obb ive WHR FINE OLD RYE WilIsKY) FINE OLD RYE WilISKY' por stasattRE OLD HVE WHRRY: or inal and Family use, redu: Pine ata $300 fer gation Re Ee GE (2 008 par ALTHUM NATTANS, Piarmaciat, 23 tdth und t Sana ears ALKER'S. 204 10TH Sine? NW. ‘Thin Felts for iuuers aud slatere. ‘Chareul, Luwe. Cemenk oc Plain aud Ceder Carpet wew ioe, ole DAY, THE | WW ALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, REGULAR SALE OF PARI AMBER AND DININGROOM FURNITURE BRUSSELS SARLEES RUGS HATE AND HUSK MAT. WARE ASD A GENERAL ASCORTMERT OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. On TO-MORROW, TWENTY-SEV- ENT COMMENCING at TEN O CLOCK, we shail sell in front of our salesroam, the AtELEVEN O'CLOCK, - SEVENTY-FIVE “ENGRAVINGS appropriately Framed in Ash and Cherry Frames, lt WALTER B W! & 00. Aucta, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALF OF 35 HEAD OF HORSES, MANES AND MULES, CARRIAGES, HAR: ‘fold at the Bazaar, 940 Louisiana avenue, MORNING, the TWENTY-SEV. T, at TEN O'CLOCK, 85 bead of In this sale will be found first-class draft and driving ‘Horses, and positively to be sold without reserve. "A1A0, One new. peat ‘riage, one Daton Wagon, one Express Wagon, two Bugeicy snd several eetoud- ‘pr hand Wagons, Harness. &., &c. it nh Harness; GENSINGER, Auctioneer. WA 2TEE B WILLIAMS & 00, Anctoneen. WORKS OF ART. THREE COLLECTIONS oF OIL PAINTINGS, By Eminent European and American Masters. ‘WATER COLO! By English, French, and Sean Schools, RARE OLD EN RAVIN ‘By Bartalozs NO MODERN ENGLISH STEEL ENGRAVINGS, TCHINGS, PHOTOGRA VEU! ree Colored in Water colors COMBINATION OF THREE DISTINCT OWNERS. ‘To BeSold Without Regard to Cost. ‘Two of the owners are now living in Europe. Sale commencing MONDAY. MARCH FIRST, at RIGHT P.M. and continuing TUESDAY and W MARCH SECOND and THIRD, at LOCK IN THE AFTERNOON and FIGHT P, M.,atthe SCOTT ART GALLERY, WIL- LAkb HALL ‘Now on Free Exhibition Day and Evening. £23-8t WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aveta, ALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES. Oerice OF tue tNaines Counewen. ‘Washington, D. C,, Feb'y 25th, 1886. Notice is hereby that on SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH, It Fish Wharf Privileges in ‘Washington, and’ t ‘Stalls in Georgetown will Seauld at publie auction, for the term ofone year (om ‘March Ist, 188, as follow: At TWO O'CLOCK P.M., on the premises, six Fish ‘Stalls in the Georgetown Market House to the highest bidder. Terins, cush in advance. Also, at THREE O'CLOCK P.M.. ON THE SAME DAY, on B strect, between 7th and 9th streets north- went, in frout of the ilanstalisofthe Washington (cen fer) Market, all rights aud privileges gramted or ok lowed by the laws of the Corporation of Washington to establish wharves or docks for landing, cleaning and the sale of Fish in the city of Washinj nd DO Twhatt or dock shail be devaied elygiote untess oituated se soine point on the north aide of tue Potomac river pong ‘Street east and 14th street west, tothe er, rms: Une hundred dollars to be paid on the day of sale, and the residue to be paid within five days from day of sale. ‘By order of the Board of Commissioners, GP ET URCKER, ‘Major of Engineers, U.S. Tngineer Comission, THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer 125-106 WO TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSES, 1331 AND 1383, L STREET NORTHWEST’ (lo be re moved), On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRC- ARY TWENTY-FIPTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., we will sell tn front of the premi HOUSES NO. 1331 and 1333 °L STREET NokT WEST, to be removed within five days. "Perms cash. DUNCANSON BBOS, frededs ‘Auctioneers, Sg THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON acceant of the rain until MONDAY, FIRST MARCH, same hour and place. o-ddeis DP 2Scanson ‘BROS., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE, BUILD- ING LOT ON T STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRU- ARY LWENTY-FIFTH, 1886, at FIV: O'CLOCK P. AL, we will deli, infront of thi Premises, PART OF LOT 3, SQUARE 361, Being the eastern 22 feet front of said lot by a depth Of 153 feet 3 inches to un alley. coca, ous nied ouans balance tn one and two years. Notes to bear six’ per cent interest, payable semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of’ trust, or all cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $100 re- Quired at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c., at pur- chaser’s coxt. ‘Terms to be complied with In ten days, Otherwise the right reserved to resell the property. at the risk and ‘cost of the defaulting purchaser, afer five days’ public notice of such re-sale in some news baper published in Washington D.C. s-déeds, DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, 4g THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until MONDAY, FIRST MARCH, ‘Same hour and place. P25-deds rps E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF PREM- ISES, NO. 1813 G STREET NORTHWEST. By virture of a decree passed by the reed | Court of the Districtof Columbia, in Equity cause (i No. 936, I will sei at public auction, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD Ta OF MARCH, 1886, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the Last 30 fect 3 inches front by the depth thereof of Lot No. 3, in square No. 141, tp the city of Washington, D. C., with the improvements, iene One-third cash; balance at six and twelve months, with interest secured on the property. ‘Wat. B. MATTINGLY. Trustee, Ne _THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. rPHOMAS J. FISHER # CO, Real Exate Aucia CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING HOUSES NO. 1004 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND NO. 306 TENTH STREET NORTHWES By virtue of a decree, passed on the 6th day of am February, 1586, in the cause of Hitz va. Hitz, et al., in the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia, numbered 9036, Equity Docket 24, we siatk ou WEDNESDAY, MARCH THIRD, ‘1856, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, offer for sale, at pubilc auction, in front of the premises, sub-lots let tered C and E, in square numbered Three hundred and forty-nine (349), sald tots being improved by “houses No. 1004 Pennsylvania avenge and 306 10th street orthwe: ‘Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One-third cash: the balance in one, two and three years from th day’ of ale burchiser to give for tie deferred pay” ments his promissory notes, bearing Interest at's! er cent per annum, payable sem-annually, and se- Cured by deed of trust on the property sold. "A depoalt of one Hundred doljars will be required on’ each ‘pur: Chase at the time ofsale ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within seven days, the Trustees reserve the Tight to resell at the risk ofthe purchaser ~All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. WILLIAM B. WEBI wet VHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED NE SNUB AND THIR- STREET F STREET AND TH STREET NORTHEAST, COR- HAND D STREETS NORTH: ENTEENTHE By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ¢ the District of Columbia, passed on the ofJanuary, A.D. 1sst,lh eause No. 9TSL, Equity Socket No. 25, whereln Charles. Wollaed een Plainant, wid Mary FE Wollard and others are defend: Knis, Twill. seil at public agetion, on YUESDAY, MARCH SECOND, D, 1ssé, commencing at eee eel FOUR O'CLOCK P. M,, in front of the eantses PyLots 1, 2. 3, 4 and 13, tn Wollard’s subdivision of square 1006, ‘recorded in Liber He L, Hi folio 80, of oflice of ald Distric, situated on Mary: fue, 1th street and F street northeast. NESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF i, Ax D. 1886, AT HALF-PAST FOUR. O'CLOCK P. M., in frout of the premises, I will sell Lot 10, in square bumbered 1009, situated corner of 12th and D streets northeast x oe be potas AFTER, in front of the pret will se 3 Lots 39, 40, 41, 44 and 45, in Wollard’s subdivision of square 1095, recorded in Liber W. B. M., at folio 875."in'“sarveyors uillce, together with all the ia provements, we. ‘terms of sale: One-quarter cash: balance in equal Instalmeuts at six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale with ‘six per cent interest, notes to be secured by deed of trust on property sold or all cash, at option of purchaser or purchasers, A deposit of $60 required on each plece soid at time of sale. Convey- ancing,&e.. at cost of purchaser. Terms to be com- plied with in ten days ffom day of sale, otherwise the ‘Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defwulting purchaser or purchasers, after five Gays" public notice of such resaie in some newspaper pud- Pts shown at office of trustee and att 16-d&eds corner 9th and D streets n. w. Now For Pasratooxs: WE ARE MAKING ASECOND SALE OF PANTALOONS FOR #4 AND $5. WE HAVE IN EITHER PRICE ABOUT TEN DIFFER- ENTPATTERNS. THE FIT AND STYLE OF THESE LOTS ARE AS GOOD AS OUR FINER GRADES. IF YOU WISH FINER PANTS WE HAVE THEM. CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE. GEORGE SPRANSY, Owe Paice CLornien, 607 SEVENTH STREET. A Pomc Ree pekeactis cence In reply to very many inquiries we beg to ‘announce that our TENTH ANNUAL SALE or LADIEY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ‘will begin on THURSDAY, 257m inst. when > we willo fier our ‘Stock of kresh Goods at Lower ou merchandise of its Staple Character and High Class, Expect Bargains, DOUGLASS & BRO, . 622-524-526 Ninth street, ‘Bt Cloud Buliding no Durrrs Pore Marr Wanxr, FOR MEDICINAL USK NO FUSIL OI, ABSOLUTELY PURE AND UNADULTEBATED IX Use ‘HOSPITALS, CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS, INFIRMARIES, AXD PRYSCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE, CURES CONSUMPTION, HEMORRHAGES. 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It is the only thing that enters the blood vessels withous effort on the part of the stomach. It is therefore ‘peculiarly fitted for the weak and debilitated. For sale by dealers and druggists everywhere Persons east of the Rocky Mountains unable to procure It from their dealers can have half- dosen sent im plain case, uniaarked, express charges prepaid, by remitting six dollars to The Dufly Mait Whisky Co, Baltimore, Md. All persons using Duffy's Pure Matt Whisky re tavited to avail themselves of the services of our Medioat Staff, at ali tunes, free af charge, Taz Lanes oF Avznrca Are recognized the wor'd over aa the best housewives on the globe, and woe be to the husband who disputes her supremacy im household affairs. He ts oon made to feel the fron hand of fate as he attempts to take charge of the domestic affairs himself. His meals do hot taste right; his coffee is poor, his bread like dough his cakes half done, his meats burned to a crisp, his linen without that snow-white gloss that good soap ale ways gives it ‘The man of the house becomes gloomy ‘and morose, and the pleasant house he once had 1s changed for the worse. At last he sees his mistake, and the thrifty wife again takes charge, and uses care that he gets the best, and the best only, and the home is once more happy. Snow-white linen again adorns the house, and the secret is given to the husband. French Villa Soap has worked the cbange, and not only that, but the happy wife hasbeen made happier still by receiving as a reward one of the handsome prizes which are distributed among the users of the how famous French Villa. How the manufa:turers can afford to give away gratuitously such hand- some and costly presents with this excellent re- solvent, which i worth more money than is paid for it, is beyond her comprehension. The secret {9 soon told. The presents given away in thelr next grand distribution in October next are worth over $125,000. Of course, in giving away this large amount of money in presents they have a two- fold object in view. Knowing that it was neces sary to have the many excellent qualities of French Villa brought to the attention of the public, they de- cided to spend a large amountof money in introducing it, trusting that the large future gules of the soap will, when it becomes better known, amply repay them. It ‘would require a large sum of money to properly intro- duce it, and in order to accomplish the same purpose in @ novel way they decided to give their patrons the benefit of the money which would otherwise be spent in advertising,and devised this method of having their patrons and friends herald its qualities, thus accom- pilshing ® two-fold purpose—in making known its ‘good qualities and rewarding those who use it. No matter what inducements are offered for the in- troduction of an article, ifit is not up to. or above the standard, Its new-made friends drop off and become its enemies, This is not so with French Villa, Ite quality is not deteriorated te cover the expensesof the grand distribations, but itis of the same quality as it will be when they discontinue the giving of pres- ents to its consumers, ‘The {dea In placing French Villa in the market is with a view of making it the best and cheapest soap offered, trusting that by ite good quality a lasting reputation will be made, which will result in a large and well-paying business, A.glance at the list of handsome and valuable pres ents will convince you that you can easily have the value of your money returned to you iu the way of a Present, the soap practically costing you nothing, Even those who use but @ small amount have a chance to receive something handsome, as the pres- ents are distributed without favor to those holding the targest amount of wrappers, the distribution not being in any way a case of chance. Send for mam- moth illustrated cvtalogue, free. Address R. W. Bell Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N.Y. 18-3. 8. S. S. SCROFULA OF LUNGS. Iam now 49 years old, and have suffered for the Jast 15 years with a lung trouble. I have spent thou- ‘sand of dollars to arrest the march of this disease; but temporary relief was all that I obtained. I was unfit forany manual labor for several years. A friend strongly recommended the use of Swift’s Specific (S. ‘3. 8.),claiming that he himself had been greatly bene- fited by its use in some lung troubles. I resolved to try it. ‘The results are remarkable. My cough has left me, my strength has returned, and I weigh 60 pounds more than I ever didin my life. It has been three years since I stopped the use of the medicine, but I ‘have hadno return of the disease,and there areno pains ‘oF weakness felt in my lungs I do the hardest kind of mechanical work, and feel as wel: as [ever felt since Iwasa boy. These, I know, are wonderful statements to make, but am honest when I say that Iowe my existence and health today to 8.8.8 I would be Tecreant to the duty I owe to humanity if I fallod to bear this cheerful testimony to the merits of this wonderful medicine, ‘TJ. Hour. Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885. ‘Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free, ‘Tae Swirt Spectric Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, oF 167 W. 23d street, N. Y. Goon News: Goon News FROM Ga, 16 GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) For all im need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in geueral, ‘85 no one need be without a well-furnished home because they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determined to knock the bottom out of high prices, and will sell GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS 48 CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT EIAE- ‘WHERE FOR CASH. And we make this extraordinary offer that customers can make thelr own terms in regard to payments. ‘Come and see the Largest store in the United States. Come and vee the largest and most varied stock to.se- lect from, Come after you have posted yourselves on prices andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, (THE OLD RINK), ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con- vinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and make your own terms—at no GhOGAN'S. Keererors Mace Wanzzr. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE orTHE RESE TOTO, PERFECTS DIGESTION, Unequated ‘or Consumption, Wasting Dusan, and PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00 @Bottien Mr 9.00 Beware of Imitations, None genuine without the Siguatureot EISNER @ MENDELSON, Z Bole Agents tor tne U. Phila, Pa FOR SALEBY 2d EDITION. Lat ‘rans oh Sr ‘The Railroad War. ‘WILL PACIFIC MAIL LOSE ITS SUBSIDY? New YorK, Feb. 26.—The “Sunset” has met the cut In rates by the Pacific Mail and has not Hired their last ‘There i Gicrnce' lest gun. There ix much discussion todo 90 by ‘Commissioner Cannons ove the “Fransoontinental pool ‘The statement that the Pennsylvania road =e ore and O Pennaylvania road ls benefited ‘by the ‘Balti. More and Ohio business more than a) ‘Ohio trains over their line the; @ ticket to Baltimore for $5.30, thence to Chi- ago for $13, making a rate of $18.30 from New York, As they do not have to account for the $5.30 to the pool the profit is recognized. & Strik lekiy Settled. Prrtssura, Pa., Feb. 26,—The coke drawers atthe Morgan foundry, White and Summit works, who struck yes! for an advance of five cents per ton for drawing small ovens, re- turned to work this morpii }, the operators having conceded the increase.” The operators have ided to release ail the Hungarians now os under arrest for riot except the ri ee Two Ex-policemen Sent to State Priso: New York, Feb. 26,—Ex-Park Yolicemen MelInerney and McDonald, who were convicted Of highway robbery and assault recently, were sentenced to-day to state prison, McInerney for twelve and erhalf years, and MeDonald for ten ears, —— Refusing to Discharge Non-Union Men. CuHrcaGo, Feb. 26.—The visit of the commit- tee of fifteen to Mr. McCormick yesterday aiter- noon was not productive of results; but two of the committee were employes of the factory, all the rest being outsiders. They claim however, to represent nine-tenths of the meu. ‘The committee made another demand for the discharge of the non-union moulders. ‘That ended the conterence, Mr. McCormick again de- claring that he would listen to no such propo- sition. — Business Failures of the Week. New Yor«, Feb. 26.—The business failures during the last seven days, as reported by R.G. Dun & Co,, number: For tle United States, 214; for Canada, 34, or @ total of 248 failures as compared with a total of 286 last week and 276 the week previous to the last. ee Settling the Cigar Makers’ Strike. New York, Feb, 26.—It was stated today that all the cigar employers of Brown and Earle, Levy Brothers and McCoy & Co. had gone ‘to work under the price list now being pald by Kerbs and Spies and the other manu- cturers. The whole trouble will likely be satisfactorily settled by Monday next, —_—_ The Storm in New York. ‘THE STORM IN NEW YORK. New York, Feb. 26.—The storm raged with unabated vigor on the North and East rivers to-day. Many trees were blown down by the high wind. Canal boat No.7, of the Lenigh & ikesbarre Coal company fleet rang a leak ab her berth In the North river today and sunk with 200 tons of coal on bourd. Sioautint les) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. prices ofthe New York Stock Market iodny, as Reported oy special wire to H. 1. Dodge, 639 1oth street: Tame | 0. (800, Nome) 0.) 500 Can.Pac....| 63%] 63%| N.Y, Cont......[108%{100, Can:Sou--—| 43%) 43%) North Pac. Gen: Paez | 42°) 42°) “Bopret Chea. & Ohio I | Northwest Do. istpret | 19. |...-..|) Do. Pac... Mo. Washington Stock Exe! ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today: TS, 439s, 1801, coupon, 113% bid. 113% anked. U.8 4%, 1891, registered Ti 112% "asked. U. 5. 4s.'coupon, 126% bid, 13 ed. tered, 126% bid. aby asked.) D.C ISBL, coin. "114% bid, L16¥ asked. 1901, currency, 181 bid | Water stocks 7s, 1903, cur Tency, 181 117%’ bid. 30-year Metropolitan i, K._ stock North Capitol and O Sireet . K., 51 asked. ton Gas, 38 bid, 39% asked. cetown Gi Columbia Ins. 12 Did. Arlington Lns., 145 bid. G'_bid, Zasked. Masonic Hall Washiugton Brick Mactine, 107 id, asked. oa asked. Farmers ad Mechanics’ Bank, rgetown, 166 bid. Citizens’ National Bank, 108 Chesapeake und Pou Tel, Cu.. 67% bid, 72%_ asked. U.& lectric Light, 64 bid, 7i asked. geben a eto} Baltimore Markets. RE. Mo. February 26.—Virginia ale emiasirined, O& pastas coupons, Sis, Nenstottien, 43% bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp,. Feb 26.—Cotton _ duli— iddling, %%. Flour firm, with fatr inquiry—Howard Street. aid "wesvern supery 2.6203 10; ‘do. ‘extra, 18. 431 bos 3.25a4.00; do. family, 4.2ba4.75: city ‘mills super, Zboas. v0: do. extra,” 3.50a4.15: do. Kio brands, 4.5204-70: Paiapaco Inmily, 6.40; do. superlative, jent, 6.75, Wheat—southerh quiet and fruz western fower ‘and dull: “southern ‘9295; do. amber 96u08; No. 2 western winter red, spot, Ol bid; March, 91891% May, ‘Corn—southern firmer; Western lower and dull; southern white, 46%a48: do. Yellow, ,sTediy: western ‘mized,’ spot, 4aad ri: larch, 40%a47; May, 46% ad8%y; Steamer, 46\yudG%y, Oats steady and quiet—soutuern, 38ad2; westerd White, S8ad0; western ‘mixed, 36837, Pennsylvania, 3840, Rye’ Girm, 70a74. Hay easy and quiet— prime to choice western, 14.00a16.00. Provisions quiet. Meas pork, 10.75a11.75. Bulk meats—shoulders and clear pe oles Racked, Sana: pa snow Gard—retined, TaTig Butter stesdy-westers, iced, 14020; creamery. Zousz. Eggs lower, 10a20, Petroleum nominally steady—redned, “Ty” Coles firin abd qulet—Wlo chrgoen, crdluary 10 fale, Tausrae Sugar steady and quit A sail, OX. Copper retined steady, 10%a10%. Whisky: 1,1981.20, Freighta to Liverpool per steamer quiet—cotion. ‘532d: flour, Ja: grain, 4 Receipte—flour, 1 darrola: w! ,000 ‘bushels; corn, 68,600 bushels; Test, 1 000 bushels: rye, 600 bushels. “Shipments— Sour, S028 barrels cors, 150,000. bushels” Sales whest, 488,000 bushels; corn, 103,000 bushels, Lieut. Jaques’ CLAIM DISALLOWED.—The second controller has allowed $524.87 of the claim of $542.23 of Lieut. W. H. Jaques, of the navy, being his actual and reasonable expenses required upon the special duty to which he was assigned in Europe in 1885, in connection with Senate select committee op ordnance. The ex- Penses relating to the entertainment of official visitors and sundry expenses of the committee are disallowed as not chargeable to the naval appropriation, GERMANY AND THB HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.— It is said at the State department that there is no truth in the report that information has been received of an intention on the part of the German government to seize the Hawalian Isiands,and that this govern- saout as takan steps ts twats tho soleus, Tuxxe HAVE Bren recently some fifteen dis- missals of employes in the Pension office, prin- cipally in the grades below the civil service. Their positions have been filled, REMOVAL OFTHE Ure INDIANS.—A delega- tion of four southern Ute Indians with their agent, C. F. Stollsteimer, called at the Indian office to-day for the purpose ot arranging terms ith the government for, thelr removal to Gtab. “They will be given ® hearing on Mon- lay. DEPARTMENTAL CHESTNUTS.—A great deal of the time and attention of the Interior de- partment officials just now are occupied with cone bel aceon) kinds arhy bones patel fe department for. years, and are regularly re= vived Hor the ideration of each new ac ministration. Some of these “chestouts,’ as they are lovingly termed, reached ma- turity way back in the 30's, but the eopens have to be gone over Just the same as if they were bran new cases, After the de ment officials have made their examination and Warded to Congres, and’ that is tae inet heed an of it uote new adininistration comes in. acim Prrsonat.—Archbishop Gibbons will arrive in the city tomorrow, and will be the guest, until Monday, of Father Walsh, rector of St, Augustine’s—_Surgeon General Hamilton was Chi ‘Wednesday, on offi busis SSeS Water ad aaa uate are Geeesnata cat Kimball, ot wile” Albert Metherany, Baer Tribune, has assumed editorial ment of the Hatchet, of this city. B ‘the artist and poet, is at Miss Varney’s, 1013 15th street.—E_ ler, of Dakota, H. D. Capers, of Georgia, and Daniel Larrabée, of Maing, are at the Netignal.—J.C. ill, of tnginis, F W. McG of Ee and E. M. White, of New areat the jetropolitan.—Col._ Switzier, of Dureau of statistics, returned to-day from the ational editorial convention at Cinginnatt — |. Ps ‘of a Jove 5 ooklyay, Ante 7 ‘alker lew Xe LIEN LAW. ‘Mr. Wadsworth, from the District committee, Teported his mechanics’ lien bill to the House this morning, with a favorable recommenda- ‘THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL will be taken up by the House appropriations committee at aspecial meeting called for ten o'clock Monday morning. They expect to com- piste the consideration of the bili at this meet- Mr. Harris, at the request of an attorney of ‘Washington, presented in the Senate @ petition from Charles E. Creecy claiming right of owner ship 1n the District of Columbia of the Schiilin- concrete. pavements, an Setung torus that the govermment’ ged the patent and ased the pavement, for which he asks $66,239.38 as compensation. The peti- tion recites that the Court of Claims has decided in favor of petitioner. A bill to pay the dam- request, he disciataai Woowiedge of 7 e ming any the cave. Referred to commitise om claim ——— eer Capitol Topics. THE NOMINATIONS OF CHASE AXD PILLSBURY. Mr. Hale gave notice in the Senate today that immediately upon the conclusion of Mr. ‘Mitchell's speech in favorof abrogating Chinese treaties he would move to into executive session. Itis generally unde: that Hale's anxiety for ap executive session is to rocure the early rejection of Messra. Chase and isbury, nominated ascollectors in Maineand Massachusetts, The democratic Senators think that Mr, Hale isin too much of a hurry, and some of them declare their intention to oppose burried action, Ithas been rumored that tbe democrats would resort to filibustering to se- cure delay, but leaders of that party say that such 2 ling of gciion has not been even su goat me of the dem: owever, that they would be right in dllbustering topre- vent injustice, TO PREVENT CONTRACTION OF THE CURRENCY. Several propositions to prevent contraction of the currency are before the House banking and currency committee, The committee will for- muiate a bill differing from all tnose before it, Their idea is to provide for the issue of bank notes, secured by deposits of silver and gold with the Treasury; and further, to authorize the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to purebase govern- ment bonds with the national bank redemption tuods, and to make the government respons- Ibis for the redemption Fite national not OKLAHOMA, The house committee on territories has directed an adverse report to be made on Rep- resentative Townsend's bill to organize the entire Indian Territory into the territory of Oklahoma, The committee still has undercon- sideration Representative Weaver's bill to anize Oklahoma and the public land strip into a territory. The action on Representative Townsend's bill, members say, does not fore- Shadow the committee's action'on the Weaver Nores The House Indian affairs committee decided to-day to recommend the passage of bills to grant the right of way through Indian Territory to the Fort Worth and Denver, the Kansas City and Fort Scott, the Kupsasand Arkansas Valiey, and the Denison and Wasbita Valley Failroads, Representative Bingham to-day recelved a telegram announcing the death of his, father, aged 85 years, at Hollidaysburg, Pa. The de- ceased was a second cousin of Hon. Simon Cameron, Se Contest Over the Education Bill. VIGOROUS OPPOSITION DEVELOPING ON THI HOUSE SIDE. The House education committee had a fight over the educational bill this morning. The bill was opposed vigorously by Representatives Miller, Burnes and Strait, and defended by Mr. ‘Willis, Only nine members were present when the first vote was taken. This vote stood 5 to 4 to report the bill to the House. After the vote was en two members entered the room, and @ motion was made to reconsider the vote. This was carried—7 to 3—and It was decided to cor sider the subject again at their next meeting. It is apparent that a majority of the committee Oppose the measure, but some of its psgtheend are willing that it should go back to the House for the question to be settied there. The oppo- sition that has Tee is a surprise to the friends of the bill, and it is thought now that many southern members, whom it was sup- posed would tavorit, will vote the other way. ——— oe District Government Affairs. DISCUSSING COLD STORAGE. A delegation of the Market, company, com- posed of Mr. N.G. Ordway, Wm. E. Chandler ud several others, and represented by their iturney, Mr. Cassels, met at the Commis- sioners’ Office to-day for the purpose of discuss ing cold storage. r. John A. Baker, merchant, was also present. Mr. Baker, who opposes this privilege, holds that the Commissisunera have Ro power of granting the privileges asked, and that ifthe Marketcompany want more iand to extend experiments they have the privilege of urchasing it the same as ouher citizens. A lengthy debate took place, which waxed quite warm at times. THE NEWLY APPOINTED SCHOOL TRUSTEES, The Commissioners have heard but from one of the newly appointed school trustees—Dr. Godding, and he thinks his time so employed that he will not be able to peey sowed the position tendered. ‘The others have not been heard from. BILLS FOR BREAKING THE ICE. The Commissioners have addressed a letter to Mr. H. Browning, chairman, etc., acknowl edging his letter of ine 17th instani, enclosing bills from owners of certain steam tugs tor ser vices in breaking ice in the Potomacon 11thand 12th of this month, and requesting Porment of the same out of the emergency fun: They state that the Commissioners considered the priety of employing tugs on the 11th inst., Butit was their judgment, that no emergency calling for such action existed at that time. On the 2th, however, the conditions were changed and the tugs'Hartley and Lewis would have been employed by the District had it not een found on inquiry that they were alread: engaged in the service of breaking ice. It therefore appears perfectly proper to apply the emergency fund in payment for the services ot the above named tugs on the 12th inst., but not on the 11th inst, PARDONS. ‘The Commissioners have granted a pardon to James Cleary from the almshouse, on condition that he leave the city at once; also, direct that Levi Jackson be released at the expiration of half his sentence, They have also pardoned Edward Bu.ler, who stands committed for 90 days ior vagraticy, fand (that he, be sent to Hae gerstown and on cons ion that he promises not to return to this city. POLICE CHANGES, The Commissioners have secepted the resig- nation of J. B. Stubbs as additional private on the police foree, to take effect at once. They have reappointed Mr. George C. Harris as addi tlonal private for three years at St. Paul’s chureh and the West End club corner, Penn sylvania avenue and 22d street. MISCELLANEOUS. Liquor licenses have been issued to John H. Bridwell, Karl Pfleuger and Luther M. Crom- wall, Foreman Parris, of Engine Co, No, 1, recom- mends the erection of four fire iter oe atthe corner of 20th and H streets northwest, on the corner of K and 15th streets northwest, one at the corner of Connecticut avenue and L street northwest, and one at the corner of Jef forson place and'18th street northwest, J. D. O'Connor submits a petition for an in- hington, crease of pay 8 watchman tothe Was! asylum, ‘The joint committee of the city council. of ‘on the unerground Mr. Providence, RB. L, wires, gustus G. Milior, chairmans bad aconferoncs Augustus with the District Commissioners to-day, the visitors desiring information relative to electric wires under ground, ae Rea. Estate Sates.—C. J. Hillyer and Thos. J. Fisher have sold to Mary J. Myers, for $5,817.50, two lots, 23.27x100 feet each, on the north ‘side of Q’ street, between 17th and 1st streets, the price being $1.25 per foot. Car- oline Browning has sold to Henry 8, Haight, for $5,000, the property at the northeast cornér of 4th and § streets, twenty feet fronton 14th street by a depth ot 66 feet, Arthur A. Birney, trustee, and John A. Prescott have sold 16 Henry’ M. Baker, for $8,600, a lot, 25x106 foet Gn the exst aide of 16th street, just north of K stree! THE SoUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD Liti- GaTION.—In the ease of the Central National ‘Trust com) of New York against the South- ern Maryland railroad, the petition of 8. 3. Smoot and H. L. Darby wo intervene, was yes- terday dismissed by the Equity Court. The titioners claimed that thei ts as stock- olders were Jeopardized by the and asked that the order of sale be revoked. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow ing were the readings at the nignal office to-day 3 a.m, 30.8; 7 am. 264; 11 a m., 22.7 2pm, ‘Maximuin, 46.3. Minimum, 19.4 ——— A WassIneron CoNsoreNce.—Treasurer Jordan to-day received & $15 conscience con- tribution from an unknown Washingtonian. feof the road, 8, 8q. 575; $9,050. ne Sweeny etal. to Karts Johnson, sub. lot 6, sq. 695; $3,500. W. J. Newton’ to G. @. Coleate, ‘sub. lots 12 to 15, 30 to 33, sq. 1025; $171. ' G. Colegate to Washi Gaslight Co., sam or 53. J. + Easby to Margaret sot 6 09. 1855 2,500. Parker etal. toSarab Teagie, sub. lot 1. $1,200. Chapin Brown to — bad 4 from Rock ae heirs 4 jensbui 800, Thomas Parker, subsiot 24, sq. 743; 8300.” M Rady to H. J. Rady, pt 22, sq. 725; $—. Birney to H. M. Baker, lot 8, nq. 198; $8,600, W. Henry to John Tapiett, lot 4, «q. 1032; 850. S.A. Magruder to TF Bargeant, 510; $8,600. T. A. Lambert to Jolin Ty Kao, lots’8 ‘and 9, Glark Bills place; and lot 11, do., $750. ———— Local Notes. In the Court in General Term 7, Joseph 8. Davis was edmltied tothe bur on the roooka. mendation of the examining committee. Allie P. Ellis alias the “Duchess of California” who was put under bonds by Judge Snell Wed- Resday and left fur Baltimore, was In this city yesterday. *Dr, Burtiett delivered this morning a lecture on “the Eye” before the High and Normal ool. Major Dye has received from THE EVENING STAR company $38.75 for the Howard Row sufferers, a FINED For ASSAULTING a WomAx.—Bush- rod Underwood, a groceryman, who keeps a store at3d and P streets southwest, was before the Police Court to-day, charged with assault- ing # colored woman’ named Simpson. The trouble began about a half peck of coal, which the woraag had ht from Underwood's store, she claiming that he cheated her be- cause it did not fill the stove. The assault was not justified, and he was fined $10. oe Tue EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.—At a Meeting of colored citizens of the twentieth, twenty-first and twenty-second districts, held at Congress Hail lastevening, a resolution was adupted Beaeeny Uhat they did not pr wo be ruled by Mr. W.C. Chase, It was decided to take, part in the’ meeting to be held in West Wash ington, to arrange for the emancipation ceiebration. ——__ The Courts. Court Ix GENERAL Trex, Yesterday, Wageaman, trustee, agt. McBlair, opinion by’ chiel Justice aiirming decree of special term. Stickney agt. Suickney; leave to counell to periect appeal. In re. Joseph M. Blackman; patent appeal submitted. Equity Covrt—Judge Cuz. To-day, Newcombe agi. B. & M. Tel. Co.; reliet to petitioners, Du Peron and Pratt, granted. ‘Smith agt. Smith; reference to auditor to state account. Carl agt. Glick; appearance of de- fendant, J. C. Jouchim, ordered. Smith agt. Ruppert; hearing resumed, Cincvir Covrt—Judge Magner, To-day, District agt. Kirk et al.; judgment for 7.41. " Northern Liberty Market Co, agt. usher, same agt. Leightfoot and same agt. Kinny; judgments without costs, Today. will of David: Hunter, proved, ad lay, will of David Hunter, pro mitted 1 probate and letters grated to Stari Hunter; bond $50,000. Estate Henry order appointing Daniel Breed guardi $1,500. Estate of Charles M. Oakley, order appointing Francis Burkhardt do.; bond $250. Estate of John Hancock, petition ot J.J. John- son for letters of administration; fled. Estate of Luther Martin, order excluding certain arti- cles from inventory. Estate of John C. Denby, order granting letters of administration to Wytbe Denby; bond $1,200. In re Sarah C, and Susan E. all, order continuing rule. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Kobert Buchanan, unlicensed bar; bail accepted in $300. W. H. Hobinson, assault ‘with intent to kill; not guil PoLice Court—Judoe Snell. To-day, Sinkey Jefferson, colored, ana Mary Nicolls, ‘disorderly conduct; $3 or 15, days each, John Cronin, profanity; $5 or 7 days, ‘Thomas Patton, colored, Sunday bar; $20. —— News Briefs. Lius Mazzantini, a famous bull-ighter, $s con- testing two districts in Spain for election to the cortes, The peasants are enthusiastic In favor of Mazzantini, who promises them that he will nize bull fights for their amusement. London dispatch says the queen's proctor has decided to intervene in the Dilke-Crawiord scandal. Lillie and Suste, the six-year-old twin daugh- ters of Ephraim Lilly, of Tamenand, Pa., were canght in the shaiting of their ‘a grist mill yesterday and mangled to death. A report trom the auditor of Virginia shows ‘that, the treasurers of the counties and cities owed the state October 1, 1885, $512,136.61 on oltne reports. that the Parnellites The reports com. promising letters from Lord Randolph Chureuill pledging himself in favor of home rule are de- clared vo be untrue, and it is now asserted that the pledges were oral. ‘A cominittee of the temperance party in the house of commons bus prepared memorials to the government, demanding that the govern- ment support the Sunday closing and local option. Masked men visited three ranches near Wheatiand, Cal., Wednesday night, drove the Chinese froin théir quarters and marched them to Wheatland, where they were aliowed to go. At one ranch the Chinese quarters were burned. It is said that a majority of Gladstone's cabi- net have assented to the principle of home rule for Ireland, Mr. Chamberlain being the import- ant exception. ‘The latter may leave the cabl- net in consequence. ‘The socialistic members of the chamber of deputies have telegraphed to England suggest- ing a great international congress of working- men next September, including delegates from America, to consider labor questions. ‘Don Enrique de Borbon, duke of Seville and Heutenant colonel in the Spanish army, hes been placed on the hall-pay list, as a punish- ment for bis abusive language in to the tuoen regent. “foun i Aufdemorte, late Redemption clerk in the sub-treasury of New Orleans, charged with the embezzlement of $25,340, has been or the No The Grand Army of Republic of Pennsyl- = ee = investi- to the ‘chargos made ‘against ‘the soldiers & hans" is Of that state, oe eave. the Knights of Labor in mond, Va., reject the applications of hboiders for membershij cian, o xperts ‘declare that there are sutograph letters of Mahomet the juired in Keypt by Archduke Heater, of Cleane? HESHor aT THE HAZING SorHomones.—, ‘of the class of Latayette col- decided to haze a freshman named Stalford, last week. > “it if ef THRASHERS AN ALLEGED SCANDAL MoriGER A telegram from Anita, Cass 00., Ia. F sb. 20, says: “Mise Grace Hendricks, a relative of the late Vice President, publicly cowhided HH. La Brown, @ leading member of the Congregat onal church, on the street here yesterday. The canse of the’ young woman's indignation seen # to have beva al alleged slanger against ber thar acter, said to have been promulgated by Brown, Most of the townspeople sympathize with Miss Hendricks, who bas borne aspotless reputa jon, The exact nature ot the ealumny agalnet hor, atiributed to Brown, does not appear, but i ‘seems to have coupled her name with that of oung inan about town, Brown, aller recely- @ sharp cut across the face with the cow- hide, beat a hasty retreat, The girl followed, striking him repeatedly over the bead and shoulders, ‘The affair created ® great sense —————+ee______ GLADSTONE'S BCHEME FoR GOVERNING Inm- LAND.—Mr. Shaw Leievre, ¢x-postmaster gem eral of Great Britain, in an articie in the Nine teenth advocates the federal principle for Ireland and with large powers of autonomy, Tetaining represeutation in the imperial parlia: ment. He indicates that tals is Mr. Gladstone's Feng noc eS ia ant 9a te 2B. & P. Station, Oitand B sta — X. ¥. Philadelphia, ihe kant, 40 (limited ex.), aind 11 am.: 2, 3:50, im. 20 Ginclniatl, St. Louis aud Pittsoary aod wee, O20 ata, (Chicago limited) daily, > am. (Pest line) dally to SSuciniad and St Lovie nnd excapt Seturany Sete 050 am. Chiengo and v 210 pm Se ee and the south, 6, afi am. daus, +39 (except sandal). “For Bai rf p20, beso. Lisi aan, det. 4 TAQ, 10900 pm. + 9200, 290, 11500 Kn, BAN, aad, Pan. and 11:20 wight,” Por Pope's TA am, and 4:40 pts dally, ex =, Por Anpapalls, 7-1, 8 win i290 wad ahs Paw day, encapt Bunday. Oa Bandas Pann! S35 m, B axp ¢ Rous Station, Corner Kew Jemer ave. S25 anail OO wm, 1-25, ‘Sations between Wi 6:40, 5:30 am. 12:10 p. . On Bundays, 8:30 am p.m. For stations on Me daily, > ipal “stations: my daly, on Sui lions; for Lexington, Staunton and Valley Beane Seid days exces Suma op, Feeders 8 i except Sunday. “For Hagere= tows! and vb inchester 40 a ma. a a. daly aa cept Sunday, and 53 ‘OF local polis between Washington ‘aud Gaithersburg 830 muh. and Ltda, Siation.—For New tually.) Por Louie : southern ‘nail and expres, (ataneas "divisi "2200 p.m arreuton, 7 ai daily except Sunday, 11S am 630 For Lychburg (way? Stations) Tame BOF : SuksaNDoaH Rovre—R & O. Station—Por New ville, 9:30 p.m. dal 10-30 p.m. (datiy dally, except Sunday. (Orieans and intermediate points, 5:40 m daily. Wasntwarow 4 Oni0.—i, @ P Station-—Por Lass: ‘and all stations Um m. nnd 4:45 p.m. every day, Grint Ix Hammock —rope breaks—bumps her head. St, Jacob's Oil cures braises, A welcome guest in winter: Lue new remedial agent—Red Star Cough Cure, COGSWELL—JONNSON, 21th, 1586, by'the Rev. s Tk Baptist church, Juste ‘sounty, Van Johieon, of Washington, HUTTON-ROWE ANDREW F. HUTTON, of Eennarivania.to FAXNU: E HOWE of Washingion, Trenidenee of her parcata, second st Tuortneast, om February "25, 1s. a4 —~e. PIED. DARLEY. At her Inte residence, 451. © strost porthwest, at 12 m. February 20us, ses, JULCA Notice of runeral hereafter. . DYSON. On Thorsday morning, February 250, 1886, CHARLES HENIY DYSON, aged tortyaighi “Our father ts gone, but not forgotte x; And we lis low most sediy tunra. May his soul, through tue mercy of God, reat in peace, ‘Funeral from St. Augustine's o'clock am. “3 GREEN. REV. THOMAS F this life February’ 26, Inn, 8 o'clock ace, corner Zath sirest Sinyaixth year of hisuge, wt “Puneral will take piace trea Piyen charet, neral ¢ place from Mount. Pisgah chat goruer 10th and Katrestshortuwest at iteclonk ie Monday, Marah 1° Aezmains wil rest the cure, from’ 2 O'cluck for review on day uf funeral Friends and relatives are invted to lvend, : JOHNSON, On Thursday, Febraary 25, 1886, at $30 pm. WILLIE only ain of Fania 1 amd Wie Ham § Sohmson, aged nine years and {bree imontha, ‘Funeral wilt wie piace from his fathers residence, 605 L sireei southwest, on Saturday ai 2:30 p.m. © LIVERPOOL, On Thursday mornin February 25ib, 1856, wt 10 am. Pris LivEki ool Old resident of bast” Washington, eiguty-thy years A ight trom out our household is gone, ‘The voice we loved ts sulsied; A piace ix vacant in our wildet ‘Beer cau be filled. Tam done with care and sorrow. hguitn tavlom felda CA roan, your Weeping, dearest cuisdrea, Tani ouly going home. Funeral from Mt. Cameron Baptist church Sunday, ‘at two o'clock. ? McDERMOTT, On Thursday, February. at 15 p. in., of heart discawe, AM daughter of award and Susaou eight years, eleven montis ant Funeral wil take place Sum 2o'clock, from the residence ot Let Letreet tortuwest. Friends of tie Wattend TENNYSON. On. 25th, 1886, New. To BECCA TENNYSON, at her inte residence, No. 1816 7th street northwest. Funeral will take place from Fourt! R street, between 12th wnd Lit! str Pm, _Liverment at Brightwood or Ts Is A Goo Tre TO BUY HEAVY WEIGHT CLOTHING, laually ae invited ‘Por prices were never solow as they are now at the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, Corner 7th aud G Streets, WHOo EVER SAW THE LIKE? Good Working or Evening Suits. $6.50. Fine All-Wool Cassimere suits, $8.00. ‘Better Grades Cussimere Suits, $10.00, Good Overcoats at $5. $6, §7and $6 that we sold in eeason at $10, $12, $14 and $16, Boys’ Sults at $5, $6, $7 and $8 that we sold in seasom at $7.50, $8, $11 and $12. 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