Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1886, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. fripay MARCH 5, 1886. R SALE —LOTS—16TH AND RSTS 3 x100; M st, det 15th and 16th nw.: Bst. d otincr parts of the cit SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY ot 27 F street. ALE AF Iu wh yu N ct. between nt resid ry nce of ¢ v x ‘ice and terms app! ” pmmncande i ro.) Ce ise mbtst_ Price $1.25 per square fout. Avply to mite Rt SALE x ‘Three Peaatiful Lots on 14th st., near N st 100 (average) Will be sold cheap if taken at once. J. V.N. OR SALE Apply to HUye 3 P'sic Viiey pesmanne evreprxe rors, dn Vermont ave., 17.4 by average 100 to wide alley. Price, 65c. per square foot, Apply to 5 eet 3.V, N. HUYCK, mbt 1505 Pennsylvania ave, Ol SALE BETWEE ave. Vv. N. HUYC Pennsylvania mt . N. HUYCK, Pennsylvania ave, Caroline n. w. ner Tn. Ww at Lowa Circle. stn. w yxie lots on N. HL, ut Pleasant ROHL T. LEIPOLD, 183) F st. o. w. SALE_CHEAP As, £ no wo $1 20K SAL! ny Ajurll Est diy to owner, SALE—A SPLENDID F P 72 FEET. IN each on New Hampshire ave. be: Dupont Circles, only $6,000 | terms and long” time, OF will ties buying one oF n the lots. ‘This | “hance to secure s low-priced lot on this xround is rapidly rising in value constantly going Up. od profit ac soon ax built. AISO wan houses for sale at good bar- iy to COOK & GOODACKE, 615, mh2-im ok SALE-SEVER\D CHOICE CORNER LOTS iu tue northwest sections WM. P. YOUNG, mrl€t 1303 F st naw, PoE Park. Ach vicinity rapidly EN €. CLARK Lot st. nLw., near Ist, two Lots, 31. WF 90. by 45. Only al very pretty Lots on parts ot the city uu WALKER & W SALE—T HAVE Jing Lots opposite the ‘ambin Heichts, 1 easy LEMS. om Dupont circle for sae »pportunity for parties to build wx ing heir own neighborhood with saving vilebeng. JOHN A. PRESCOTT, pire JOR SA Dawlain 1916 Pst. thw. EXCEL! MOST Pst Lots on © 6 lout ave. and 16th st, bet. K and L, Ps 2 bet ree, Many fine tmprove= on Leth st. market eelien ‘and seme vi torrows of houses im the rap wet JOUN Poe 1416 Fst aw SE BEAUTIFUL New Hampshire y Sl per fool Owner 105 ply to Koom 4 FORS. SALE-A FIRST-CLASS OLD ITALIAN cheap; also,a fine Viola Cail at Foe, 222 BOSINESS Wacons ix EVERY | afiety, finest and largest stock of plaiform spring ver showa im this city at bottous prices creet, West Washington. J. k. PROBY. i ade opport Proeurg eine, XEW PLANO t, who is leaving ent’ Upright Parlor ished ro: Or easy | F dtsp ~yuare Piano will be taken as part payment if de- sired. Appiy at once at PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 9th sureet, EQUIPPED RE ol SALE J° taurant and Poot and B on and now doing a good business. drew Box No.1, Star ofc SALE-A Fi Horse, 7 years old: “a of bar.ain call” son a: ROCK WELL'S Stable, sf Ww, inh5-3t* TELY ALE—MISCELLANEOUS | &: FI Lal 108 'o Tre Presua NEW CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVAN Learn to read, write EDUCATIONAL, AUCTION SALES. = AUCTION SALES. RST LESSONS FREE OF CHARGE. BEG! At 1836, STUDENTS NOW FORMING. DIES, GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS, (ot both sexes) nd speak FRENCH and GER tare, TO-MORROW. (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ULAR BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT. Auction Rooms, SATURDAY. MARCH SIXTH, a” Painted “Chamber Furnt- and sey ie jeces; Parlor Fur- at Rooms 1408-1411 New York ave. nitare, Elegant Easy Chairs and Tockers, New Hair FRENCH CLASS—hight lecwns her montht 3b, | Furniture, Brussels and other Carpets” Gooking aud Also, Fughan Literature, Componition, bocution, | Heating Stoves. @c. Latin, Halla and Preparation for ail Exam wo Crates Engh Sn om Families and schools e 180, Co Bullat At TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, Buggies Se pe GHENT. Wagons, &e. mabe raining course 0 Abe For ‘circa Jar eall on or addr a josing stamp. vist tabi fHAND REVOLUTIONIZED — SLOA OYAN th STUDENTS; 1014 tmorning and dren. Call at practical HOMME. SA’ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 14th st. nw.), and in ms begin how. Free jow our inetod. 18 Washi STRUCTION FOR ned at 1118 Lith st. n. ing pupisean in a short f music that has usually merican methods. Jasses. For particu Stalls Xow is the time to Join for participa- 1@ Bay Ball. fs SECOND DAY O'CLOCK A. M., at Thomas Dowling’s auction rooms, deceased, CRDAY. O'CLOCK, when By order of adm (QALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES, OFFICE OF THE ENGINERR ComurssionEn. Maren 1st, 1596, as follow bidder. ‘Terms, cash in advance, Day C a LHREL O'CLOCK Pt, ON THE SAME AY, west, in front of the fish stalls of the Washington (Cen- ter) Market, all rights and privileges Jowed by the laws of the Corporation ton to establish wharves or docks for landing, cleaning and the sale of Fish in the city of Washioy ‘whart or dock shail be deemed el at some polnt ou the north side o: s between 11th street east and 14th street west, to the THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. INISTRATOR'S SALE OF WORKS OP ART. order of the Supreme Court of the District of Co- Jubia, holding an Orphans’ Court, I will, as adminis- sell at public suction ‘on, TUESDAY, the MARCH, 1886, at E N legible sy a Classes for Won | Comer Pennsylvania avenue amd Lith sureet north by correspondence. Cail for prospectus, 921 Fst. | Sen Olt Puastnen ai eennon Photograviren Bacels, ne. m2-lwe || Go, &c., belonging to the etate of Henry N- Barlow, Among which are the portraits of William ARKOQUE: | H. Harrison (said to be by Inman), of Hon John from_ Paris, Sorovune Uni NEUSOB | Sterman and Stes 1B. Hayes(by W.carl Browneyiaiso CLASSICAL AND MODEE 1 Mrs. Dr. Cutler, of Boston (by F.Alexander),of Mrs, Istnw. 3 Jobn Drew, and Dempster.the comedian, and portraits re ot several unknown Jagies and gentlemen. Also.the fol- A BP SCHOOL West E lowing paintings: “The Old Tuscan,” by Valentine, 4 1 nw. detween KandIs | and ofthe virgin Child and St. Joho, by Mr. he I. Miss S. W. Kelly, Londo list: Miss M. Keily. | Brown. Also, a very orge old painting of the “Life | Gold “Medai is awarded in life class for proficiency. | Sf christ" There ivako avery fine crayon of Gem Evening clases < fziwe | WS Hancock (1876), by Keichmanm, | The portraits RLV. SSONS IN SEPING, | of Harrison, Hayes, Hancock and the Old Tuscan can Psa Pevtast. art trail Enna! | be seen at Brolsvour & Dyer's, No. 1225 Pennsylvania i Terass avenue northwest,but will be with the other paintings # Dowiing's auction rooms on exnibitlon one day be- fore ‘ferms of sale: Cash. ofsale. WILLIAM J. MILLER, Administrator of Henry N. Batlow's Estate, f15-m,w,s-7t ‘THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH SIXTH, at “TWELVE ie balance will be closed out, istrator mb2-tuef2t ‘Washington, D. ©, Feby 25th, 1880, ereby given that on SATTRDAY, H SIXTH, 1886, the Fish Wharf Privileges in ngton, and 't ‘Stalls in Georgetown will id at publie auction, for the term ot one year from. n the premises, six Fish in the Georgetown Market House to the highest on B street, between 7th and 9th streets north- ranted or al- Washin ton; and no ble unless situated ‘the Potomac ri Ste are f F CR phers, M anv age after tne ~CHOO! Boarding. Mrs.Z D. Pitz Praso Leso: Pupii of Wm. Maso SHORTHAND AND ADAME with hizhest recon pistolary style 21D G st nw. orative Art—Oil, jework, Brass, Desig ‘SCHOOL OF ‘TYP nis, by the year or quarter, on and at Aug. 24." A full corps of teac = Evening Classes, $3 and $5 emonth, = Wy suineton couecia re iNsTITUTR, This institution will enter upon its twelfth annual session Wednesday, September 23d, 1855. Mus H. EL HU: Assisted by a tull corps of For catalogues and ull J. Will resume business October 1, 185 Sealed Proposal Miss « HARRISON. 61S Mest, naw NY. Ja6-3m* RACTI ictions nt. Pri ¢ papiis preferred—limited. LLN, office ot Johns & Eastonysten‘gra | Louis jall-3in HOFF .DT, A GERMAN LADY, jendations desires pupils of for. Chasse Modern Music; Singing true Italian method: good German, Parisian inn taucht by xramoar- conversation with” “unsurpassed “metliods, ra 10 Ibs. UCE, SCHOOL OF ypestty, Lustra, Chia, _ 915 E ST. NW. EOF PRONOG RAPHY. WRIT | OF F BARNES BI LUA SCHL SCHOOL, OF HOO AN! Shorthand hooks und Sappites Ail Writing Machines and Supplies. ne 1 sPEXCERIAN | Atul qualifies souns nemselves | ghd. successfully pe ‘dutles of lige ‘Thorough Instrict fing, the En | i nce, Rapid Ca H nmercial Lay e Writing. R TUESD. Po: | sessions Tes and 6 p.m. Oftce o | Sp 304 W. FLYNN, AM | oc25 del 10 Ibs. best Laundry Starchtvnusrnnnnnn Promp ing Ceflee Pot, You cannot mistake the place. mber all goods guarante for cash. N. A. POOLE, 944 to Poole, Brooke & | Family Flour, $1.25. at lowest prices. ered and guaranteed. PRUCTION IN LAT : ; i ato | highest bidder. Givi Seevice Ruaubiner.” Appheanis for examination | "Terms: One hundred doliars to be paid on the day prepared. “Apply for cirewiars and information 423 | of sal a, And the residue to be paid within five days : edn day o} seen at-ins*__| iy order of the Board of Commissioners. D.C. 7 ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSE G. J. EY DECK (Wao tioas butting cor ouiand Fate awe: Major of Engineers, U.S.A, enteenth year. Piano, Orean, Voice, Viol Engineer Commissioner, D.C. Gornet, da Free advaniagéa 0. 2 BU THOS, DOWLING. Auctioneer. 125-108 pireetsr SHORT-HAND AND PRACTICAL > Siubip tose by a cteaocrapher aud protesson flees FAMILY SUPPLIES. ears experience. MM = = = —— Extn eediock pm. fst ne Loox Ar Tis: ‘Lbege Minnesota Patent Process Flour per bbl....86.40 toe G20 BR. Wheat (Orders by mail promply attended to.) t delivery of all orders. Look for the Steam+ WALKER & WRIGHT, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 8. 948 and 950 Louisiana ave. RIES—POOLE'S SH STORE. ded my store through to B stre have ext ‘ing the largest Family Grocery in Washington, line of firsi-class Family Groceries to give en: Ure satisfaction or money refunded. Prices reduced sell ior cash only. Call buying for cash. Ke- d strictly tirst-class and Li ave. successor £20 A TEA CO.—BUY LOW AND SELL LOW. od_ Family Flour, $4,90 per barrel 44 Good Ali grades kept’ and sold No. 2 Muckerel, 60 cents per tar, giving full inforination, sent free on application. | bucket (two. dozen.” “Plantation” Save codec, HEY CSPENCER Principal, | roasted (requires tg less than any. oilter), highest MES SARA ASFENCEIE Vice Princna” Aas _| favor abe Doria, Snotter Meat 6 19 Tat pet Ih es : g | Camard’s Best Sugar Cured Hams, 1izcIb, Green Pius taadu endlal: peepee ee tage | Comte, 10, 12% and 15e. Ib. Tea bbe. Ibe worth, Goe, HE study: teaduies contidentia: prepare | $7 Gan White Peaches, Se, Tea Suc” wath oo RINSHTCI sw corer sin and Ketamw, | Cretmery, Uutter, do. ib. 3 Lb. rd Sood, 250 2 PEs Sprup, 1 Honey, 65e. 1 445 7th cas Stew. Sth ot cars pass door, “Sond postal, ‘toads £19 1023 Vermont avenue, and Day School for Young Ladies and Little ‘Girls, BUCHER. TEE .. Principal. “Vice Principal. rienced teachers. abticulars apply to the sm __PROPOS FOR MA‘ ROR TNE EX ‘Table Peaches, § Finest Table Peach Tur Crrcaco Grocery Coxraxy, 806 7TH STREET, OFFERS FULL LINE OF CANNED GOODS. 2 Pound Can Corn, 98c. dozen. ‘Marrowfat Peas, $1.65 dozen. Farly June Peas, 75 dozen, 98 dozen, iD dozen. eslow or white, $1.98 dozen, hall May Peas,§ Bee Light Brown Suge 5 eae ee et pene Standard A Suzar, Gye Ib, MESS SE ERAVITE OF BOSTON, Granulated Sugar, 7c: Ib. AYE vate anc certisied examiner of the New Engiané | Cut 'Lvat Sagat, Zine Ib Conservatory. Piano technique, harmony and voice : ; Conservatory, Plano technigi rol THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY OFFERS: Family Flour, $4.98 bbl. ‘est Family Flour, $9.73 bbl; $1.44 % BDL, T2e, 4 Patent Process Flour, $6.73 bl eee 5 $1.69 % bbl; 85c. ‘THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, 7TH ST., OFFERS: Xew Mackerel or 750. Kit New Codtish, Se, Ib. THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY FEI ‘New Buckwheat, 4c. Ib.. oF 10 Ibs. for 350. | Pisollice, anil EW rl Veo CLOcK NOON THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY SD | DAY. APRIL FIETIL 1956, and opened tine i Z : P| Hace ori preemns obits or emntern or | FLeeSh DS, S20 new ive Mauston i, ca seis cane a : Zyear-old Rye Whisky, $3.00 callon, 20D, ESTAELESHED PRODUCE | ,,)PeeHcations a erred i eeeiets | Send order by mail or wlépnone 433-3, a business, and fixtures for sale, | (ved at this off NTL Le eect | Goods delivered free to any part of the city. “Address PRODUCE: Star ulfies maize | any and WILSON, s. r 7 2MU ae “HICAGO GR uel roe RECEIVED AT eae — Led U S. NAVY-PAY CHICAGO OCERY COMPANY, Capiteland Este 0 . P is Western ewe are sound and good workers: from fit. it hands to sixteen one ikeh In beight. a abt of sock can buy more cheaply now | ‘ater int mbieee | F SALE—CHEAP—COUPE, ROCKAWAY | front:can be taken out for summer use, 181s Vermont ave E-AT_aver ikeptuek¥-bred » efty of an officer of ¥ Washingt. ~ DOWLL iese, the prop- he army recently stationed im AL HEAD OF HORSES, JU ington county, Md.-20 cart Horses, 1.200 to 1.400; also a fine pair of broke ws averaging from $73 to $200. JOHN | SLL 12th stn. we mein F; siier des ~40 Ww FOS SAEs S108 AND PART OF FIXTURE of sgrocery aud notion stor | {OR SALE—MILE ROUTE—HORSE, HARNESS, | enater, "Address ROUTE: Star office. ‘ced Will of a Gents Furaishl zivania ave: low Rent Address J. W. PK = SALE-TWO COUPES, BD cea, Phactons, Sarries, Jump Carte all good makers: will sel cheap. Also, ~at barcains, ble, L629 L < SALE-APPLETONS NEW AME « AU the volumes delivered at payments Address Box 1 mail “monthly ) OF DRIVING arrived from West irsinia. * w fine pair of matched carriage ses ot driving and heavy work mes. Prices reaconabie. All stock guaranteed x ‘Stables in rear Of 612 G st nw. WM. YATES, Proprietor. 10 PARLOR. CHURCH AND | ms will positively be sold at @ sacri- om at the wareroums of G. L. WILD | inst. cad FISCHER SQUARE PIANO. mmewood case, Cary lyre: perfect order p MILL & OU, T SECONDHAND BOATS” ug Boats, Battoes, Gilling > Canoes Gigs. JOHN SON, foot of New Hampshire av SE Nas, Fe RIRDS — IMPORTED singers: very cheap. Hird Food and Cages for sate at the bird store, 1154 7th ot. nw. reg . HAKTBRECHT. SENS IN LOT CHEAP HAR. been used fot coupe, Lussy a Fancy Pinsh Tap 1 obs Sonn >. FOR THE SEASON, A Stock of new dnd second-hand Carriages four and six-seat Kockaways. Landauletces | jalatest Styles JOHN MYOUNG. SIS dun st | ___ FINANCIAL, _ oa Passes & Woaurery, STOCK BROKERS 4 Broadway. } x, Seo aan, } Sew Yore £29 15th street (Corcoran Building), Wasningt PRIVATE SIUCK TELEGRAPH WikLS BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK, BOSTON, &&, Gusemat’ Panes James Waitusy oH. CkUuka OAKLEY, MavNanp G By mie Hexny i” boar, Wasbingion, D.c. Wits K Travens, Bay aad sell on cuniuubslon HL H. DODGE, Resident Partner. wotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re s Our wires im ‘WASHINGTON, guarantee cectiiied to before a U | otaw.4w Pay Director DROPOSALS VOR FURNISHTS | Perrenan ek | By direction of the board « | proposals will be receiv WELVE OCK NOON on FUPSDAY, MARCH TWENTY- GHERD, for furdishing 15,000" lineal feet Six-inch Getiron Water Vipe, 30 Sicinch 4 Way Water mh2-6t ‘OF specifications, blanks on which bids must be made, and all other’ ini in Raul Real tt D. C., February 19. 1886, 143m 806 7th street new. ALS. indoted “FADPOSALS C. vill be TE, with schedules givis SChIVED ONLY Mari y- FIRST-CLASS Bi J OHN R KELLY, Wholesale and Retafl Dealertn BER, VEAL yen, MUTTON, 0. CORN BEEF a SPECIALTY. Stalls.—628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Othst. wing. ‘and 205 Northern Liberty Market. Ketung delivered sree of eluarge toall parts of the 0c OR RE t3 HEY OFFER TO ed to reject any oF ell fects. Kesponsibie persons must EK THE AWTic WOOD AND COAL. e the prom t and faithful execution of con- tract, and the coniycteucy of the guarantors must be THOS H, LOOKER, USN, Navy-Pay Agent, variet) Stove ARON Wa’ 4 WAY WAT ND BOXES FOL ASHE CH and k 10,000 prompt deltve: ftice, 1114 Branch Offices, 3 Depot and Wharf, Jazs-sm ‘TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL for sale, comprising every desirable . at the very lowest prices Kindling and ‘ood prepared in the best manner. and Send in your orders. ‘ansylvanis avenue. 28 Pennsylvania avenue and 20th streets northwest, ‘Gugand Water streets southwest, 2 GL. SHERIFF. WwW VALTER B. WILLIAMS ¢ 00, Aucuoneers REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC, At auction, on TO-MORROW, MARCH SIXTH, gommencing’at TEN O'CLOCK, we shall sell, in front Funiure ac" Waltait Witiaweeson Fe, 3 S &00., 1 FELLA Kocttonects, H. K. FULTON, Aucuioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, X Will sell. by public suction, at my store, 1218 Pennsylvania "avenue, AY, MANCH NINTH, at TEN O CLOG AME ay tock Gi Rorteted Pledecs from Nos. 16,500 10 84,180, ahelt 10 85,751 ‘inclusive, ‘atches, Chains,Charms, Lock Rings, Pins Bracelets, Spectacies. Hyeglasses, Opera Gi Diet monds set iu Rings, Pins, Crosses, Bracelets. Ear. rings, solid Silverware, Ladies’ and Gents Clothing of all Kinds, Sultingn, Biank Books, | Book Shoes Guns, Revolvers, Umbrella Stusical and Sur ical Instruments, Plated Ware, Trunk: ses, &c. ‘his sale will continue mornit No! at_TEN O'CLOCK and evenings at SEVEN O'CLOCK watllall, the lots ‘are sold. ‘et holders will please take notice. H. K. FULTON, ‘Pawnbroker and Auctioneer, N, B.—Sale of Clothing wil! not take place THURS- DAY A. M., same time and place as above. mh5-Ot® CRANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED CORNER MARYLAND AV! TEENTH STREET TRENTH AND KIGHTRENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 28th day ofJanuary, A. D. 1886, in cause No. 9731, Hany. docket No. 25, wherein Charles F, Wollard is com- plainant, and Mary E. Woliard and others are defend- ants, I will sell “at Bane auction, on TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. asec, commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., in front the premises Lots 1, 2,3. 4 and 13, in Wollaed’s subdivision of square 1006, ‘recorded In Liber R. 1. H., folio 320, ot the surveyor's office of sald District, situated on Mary- land avenue, 13uh street and ¥ street northeast. AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER, in front of the premises, I will sell Lot 45, in Wollard’s subdivision of square 1095, recorded in Liber W, 8. M., at folio 375, in surveyors office, together with all the improvements, &c. ‘Terms of sale: One-quarter cash: balance in equal instalments at six, twelve and elghteen months Trom. day of sale with ’six per cent Interest, notes to be secured by deed of trust on property sold or ail cash, at option of purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of $5 Tequired on each piece soi. at time of sale, Convey- ancing, &c-, at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms to be com- lied with in ten days from day of sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting | purchager Or purchosers, ater ‘five days! Public notice of such rewale in some newspaper Pur lished in Washington, D. C. Plats will be shown at office of trustee and atthe places of sale on day uf sale. DUNCANSON, Trustee, mh4-d&ds corner 9th and D sireets n. Ww. CHARLES G. rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, CATALOGUE SALE, or ORIENTAL CARPETS, RUGS, PORTIERES, LAMBREQUINS, AND FINE EMBROIDERIES, EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AS ROYAL AGRA CARPETS, CAIRO RUGS, SILK BOKHARA AND SHERAZ RUGS, ANTIQUE HALL RUGS, AND OTHER SPECI- MENS OF GREAT VALUE, ‘The Catalogue embraces about Twenty Large Carpets, ‘To be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, ‘TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, MARCH NINTH, TENTH, ELEVENTH, AND TWELFTH, 1886, Commencing at ELEVEN A.M. and THREE O'CLOCK P. M. EACH DAY, GRAND EXHIBITION, SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH, AND MONDAY, MARCH EIGHTH, 1886. IN THE, FIRST FLOOR OF MY SALESROOMS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PENNSYVANIA AVE- ND 11TH STREET, mh2-7t TPHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Hstate Auctioneer aT, BET" NTY-F ENTLY -SECON, STREETS NORTHW ST, WASHINGTON, D. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of he istrict of Columbia, passed in Equity cause Bi No. 9308, wherein Mary” M. Pollard et al. are Je complainants aud Martha A: Carroll et al. are deiend- Ants, the undersigned as trustees. will sell at. pubile auction in front of each of the premises hereln de- scribed real estate, to ‘On. MONDAY FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1836, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. all Uhat part of lot oue, ia square ‘No. seventy-five, com- mencing at a point twenty-nine feet. from the south- east corner ofsaid square and lot, runnin thence west ‘on north I street twenty-eight feet; thence north nty-five feet: thence running east twenty-elght feet, and thence south to the point of beziuning, ti rowed by dwelling house, No. 2103 1 street, eon. "ad streets northwest, ON THE SAME DAY, immediately after the above sale, we will sell all that part of lot twelve, In square No. one hundred and one, commencing at ‘the north: West corner of said lot twelve: Funning thence south on line of 24st street twenty % feet to the center of party wall; then cast ninety-nitie 34 feet; then nord gastly six (ot feet: then north fifteen Sy feet to. the division line between lots 12 and 13; theace west with sald division line to place of beginning “improved by a large brick dwelling, No. S11, on 2ist street, be- tween H und I streets northwest, with back buildings, AND ON THE SAME DAY, IMMEDIATELY, AFTER the above sale, we will sell. that other part of ‘Said lot twelve, in said square one hundred and one, be- Riuning at the southwest corner of said lot twelve, Tuning then north on line of sald 2ist street twenty: four, 26 tect to the center of the party wall, thence east hinety-bine .34 feet, then southwesterly thirty-two 46 fect to a ten U0) foot alley, thence on the line of said alley west sevent 7b feet to point of beginning, With the rights, privilege and use of the party wall, ON THE SAME DAY, IMMEDIATELY APTER the above sale, we will sell the north baifof lot ten (Jo), in square one hundred and forty-one, improved by asmall frame dwelling, No. 725, on Loch street, between G and H streets northwest, “Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash, and the balance in two equal installments iu one and two years, with interest feout day ofsale, for which Durchaser or purchasers will give their promissory Hotes. Alien’ Is reserved o0 ‘cach plece of property sold for the purchase money and interest, Nodeed Given until all purchase moucy and interest be pald, Allconveyancing at cost of purchaser, “A depot of $100 on each piece of property sold. witi be required when property is knocked down, ‘Terms of sale must be complied with within ten days after day of sale. CHAS, MAURICE 490 Louisiana ave. n.w, WILLIAM J. MILLER, 486 Louisiaus ave. THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Auct, IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THE VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D.C, AT. AUCTION, On THURSDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH, 1586, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, P° M., fn front ‘of the premises, I will” sel, thé property known as the Union Hotel, locace on northeast corner 30th and M streets, West Washington, and fronting 6G fect on M street by adepth of 120 feet on 30th strect, improved by four story wnd basement brick building with handsome eW Thansard roof, containing Uufrty-tive rooms, be sides large kitchen, dining room, reading rooms, parlors, office and bar and biiliard rooms” The ar: Fapgenient of the rooins aud location of tho property } mh2a&ds y ch 2 Way Water Gates rmation, ap; Major of Major of Engine BERRYMAN (LATE OF ewton & Berryman), Attorney-at-Law, and kxaminer of . oom Jal Coan : = ‘Woon. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SW. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE. 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. LATE Esrasusnxo: 1811. went ice. “Prac before tie Court ress and Departmer yon 5 cccoH H 00 COO Fi! ‘Ur. Sth and fF sts. f. i SCH LO OHS CE = D VAMPEFLL | CAMIINGTOS, ATIORNI 8 oiBHS Ou Che 88 BE OB law. Practices. in all the Courts en olka atense arbor Law liling, eteate | OEM Hoo Ht GoSam “oo No. 1609 ote surcet norihwest. SS ea Ny, 2 MLLER, ATIORNE Wwwwe HES SSE Sie . Rooms 2 aud 4, Guntoi WW WW HHH Sss, KK LER 2 ww ww HI sk K, a Residence, $13 T stn. We'W i HirSseS 2 Act Bee Meg8= <AMUFL H. WALKER MILD, MELLOW AND DELICION ous oomeaney omy Public and Attorney sg a eo a= Loui a Zu, perallar medicinal qualities of whisky distited en Oe ES OE Ot axe: pecans = = fom the tinest rth of | in the renowned valley POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, | ofthe Monor in tho acied mae ee oe LK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE | §Se.8% Mange tin a very high position among the ke pe ae a rages pce Six ms SELEY. waich leaves Gth sleet Wharf, | We beg to invite the attention of connotseears ns every Tuesday. Thursiay and Saturday? | celebrated hue OLD WHR TS Ghee ee oe Xt Su 'p. mi. Blopping at Colonial Beach woing, aud {he following prices, In cases containing one dozen etude ttleseach | Jho# voromac River NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leay, LANDINGS, thstreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS- OLD RESERVE WHISKY sco snsenenesseee-$18,00 UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK Y<.......15.00 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY ~.reccsoneonseeemn12.00 DAYS sud SALCRDAYS at 7 a. m. Returning TURSD ATS SATS ob 78 pion If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from your ingat Kiver Lamahiae te ras Nomen eek, Cuget | Qrvcdr, we wil op receipe of bank rats we pian, Va. St Clements Bay and Leonardtown, Ma. | ter, ‘or pee erga | Councets with B, & U.#, Rat Shepherds. see schedule. MOND. Secure, _G_W. RIDLEY, Manage: FPO NoKFOL JoUN EVADGETT: Agent, | char ferred), d ther Spe rept obt ty clasts freight to any part of U. 8. (pre] AND FORT MONROR For Excellerce, Purit and Eveness of Quality, the VIHECOREEAE BOUTS shove, afe unsurpassed ‘Whistles in the’ faare S Mall Steamer GHoltek LEARY, ay, Soece ot YS! WEDNISD ALS AND. FRIDAYS, ‘a. uatural flavor and fine tonle propertios at 5:du p. an., from sn street wharf, ‘These Whiskies are sold under guarantee to give rooms and tickets at Baltimore and Ohio of- ‘Ssutisfaction: otherwise returned: 2 Penna av ‘ana | BETHES: ise 19 BS ‘at our sez D* Fat fees, 1351 and RECT TO SEW ES JON Ut Vier 41. Fast itvver, 8 ion Laguire at Company's offi, bone call 7455 Bt. P. WELCH, General Agent. ‘Telep! 673m iH. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, ‘124south Front St, Philedelphis, X._¥. Offtice—16 South William st YORK—FREIGHT STEAM. N. Y., evel hart, Washington, every WEDNESDAY Freight at lowes ratex, apt M7™ VERNON! at. VERNON! {QIEAMER W. W. CORCORAN: 3 hart dally (except Sunday) Rt Vernon ‘at 10 gciock “mm. returning, ecco 1 “aie i 1, BLAKE,Captain, | 23 FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, FINE OLD RYE Wisk, Fat CRE TRY 1 OL Del e FINE OLD RYE WHISKY; Fe ledicinal and Family pili Aid $800 per gallon, “Oe NSE % 800 pes ARTHUR NATT; ‘Ath aud I Ba ad Sa and Day, makes it vatuable for hotel purposes, or lower Hoors ean be converted into stores. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, with notes secured. by-a deed of trust on tne property sold, with interest at five per cent per an- Blum, payable semt iy, Adeposit of $500 will be required at time of saie. All recording and convey- shcink at purchasers cost: f27ieds WESCOTT & WILCOX, Agente, Tas Is A Goon Ta 10 BUY HEAVY WEIGHT CLOTHING, For prices were never 0 low as they are now at the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., Corner 7th and G Streets ‘WHO EVER SAW THE LIKE? Good Working or Evening Suits. $6.50. Fine All-Wool Cassimere Suits, $8.00. ‘Better Grades Cassimere Satts, $10.00. Good Overcoats at $5, $6, $7 and $6 that we sold in season at $10, $12, $14 and $16, Boys’ Suits at $5, $6, $7 and $8 that we sold in season 8t $7.50, $9, $11 and $12, Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats at half price, Children’s Suits at $2,$2.25,$2.50 and $3 that we sold in season at $3, $3.50, $4 and $5, ‘We have full line of Pants for $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, up to $6. (Children’s Panta from 85 cents up. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. ‘New York, ‘Bremen. fast Ex- ay eee pean eee ena Sted hr il teed hai, deceased Se So See ray Meer me ay aONAS ary, Tre as an eos Srrofen: june (an great guaranton ef that castes, & 00.1747 Pa. sve, 2d EDITION. Tatest Telegrams to The Star. Fell Dead in the Witness Box. MonTREAL, March 5.—During the trial this morning of John 8. Dyde, junior partner of the firm of Sckersdorff & Co.’ for forgery. Oo. Dyas, the father of the accused, fell dead'in the wit ness box, ————— Death of » Baltimore Banker. Bairuiore, March 5.—Thomas Y. Canby, president of the Third National bank, of Balti More, died this morning. Mr. Canby was highly respected for his business integrity. ee ina Holland's Trial Nearing an Eni New York, March 5.—The trial of James T. Holland, the Texan, for the shooting of Tom e crook, ig drawing to a close. Gen. ‘or this morning began his summing defense, Business Failures of the Week. New York, March 5.The business failures during the last seven days as reported to R. G. Dun € Co. number for the United States 207 ‘and for Canada 39, or a total of 246 failures, as against a total of '248 last week and 286 the week previous to the last. prcsihawid Noe FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 ofthe New York Stock Markettoday, as fepot special wire to H. 11. Dodge, O30 19th streets Name. From Wall Street To-Day. New York, March 5.—There was a somewhat irregular opening to the stock market this morning, but the changes in either direction were for only % to \% percent. The course of prices throughout the hour hasbeen feverish and irregular but generally in favor of higher Piles, the gains rancing trom 14 to ty per cent. here'was & good business in the coal stocks and Western Union, but the rest of the list were comparatively quiet. There has been no spe- cial features of interest. At 11 o'clock the mar- ket is active and firm. Washington Stock Exchange. The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day: U.S. 4448, 1891, coupon, 112% bid. 112% asked. U. ‘S44, 1591, Sepreredy Ai2% bid, 112% asked. U.S. 48, coupon, 127 bid. 127% arked. U.S, 4s, ‘regis- tered, 126i bia. 1264 asked. “b. C. per. imp. 6s, 1391) ¢ 15% bid, 115% asked. Market s ‘7s, 1892, currency, 119 oid. 50-year fund. 3-65s, 1924, currency, 119% bid,119% asked. 20-year fund. G8, 1592, com, 11544 bid, 1164, asked. “Metropol! JH stock. 103% bid, 108 asked. Washington 89% bid, 40 asked. ‘National Union Ins, 181% bid, 19 ‘asked. {Arlington Ins,, 151 bid. Riggs Ins., 6% bid, 6% asked, Masonic “Hall ‘bonds, 14%, bid? Washington Market stock, 20%, bid. “Washington Brick Machine, 108 bid, 115 asked. Real Estate ‘Title Insurance 102% bld, 103g asked, Chesapeake and Pot. Tel. Co. 65% bid, 72 asked. U.S. ric Hight, 66 bid, 71 asked. Nat Safe Deposit Co., 1034 Baltimore Marxets. BALTIMORE. Mp.. March 5.—Virginia sixes, con- solidated, GU: past-due coupons, 60%; uew threes, G1; new teu-forties, 44 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp.. March 5.—Cotton higher— middling, 9a Flour firmer, with fair 1 Howard street ‘and western super, 2. extra, 3:50a4-10; do. family, 4.35544 8B: elt 0. super, extra, 3.50a4.15;. do. io brands, Parapseo family, 5.40; do, superlative patent, 0.75. Wheat—southern stead; and quiet: western firmer and dull: southern. red, 94a95; do, amber, 96498:No. 1 Maryland, 951,006; No. 2 western winter red, spot, 914adl%; Man GUyaelts May, 9Fiy2GS%. Cofn—southern low and’ quiet; western higher: southern white, 46u47: Marth, “Aiastig. Stay. aud 7; meuunge astasee farch, ; May. steamer, 45tpa¢ Gaus tirm—southern, 3842 western white, Ssaid: western white mixed, 36437; “Pennsylvania, 342. Rye steady and firm, 70a73. Hay quiet—prime 10 choice western, 14.00a16.00. Provisions dull. Mess pork, 10.75a11.75. Bulk ‘meats—shoulders and clear Tib sides, packed, 4%6%4; Bacon shoulders, 4%: ¢lear rib'sldes, 644; hams, 10ia11% Lard—refined, Danie, Burkes wendy Western, packed, A020; ¢reamery. 2530, Hagges lower and dull, 1415. Petro- Teum steady, refined, 7% Coffee firm~ttio ‘cargoes, ordinary to iair, Sa¥iy “Sugar steady and quict—A won. Gy copper’ refined steady, 1O\a10%, “Winsky firm, 1-19a1.20. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull~cotton, 5-324; flour, 18.; grain, 2 flour, 2.373 barrels; wheat, 7,800 102,600 bushels: oats,1,500 bushels: ry« Shipménts—flour, 1.786 barrels; . bushel 55,000 bushels. Sales—whest, 193,600 9,000 bushels, ee AMONG THE PRESIDENT'S CALLERS to-day were Senators Sewell, Voorhees, Wilson (Md.), Call and Gray, Representatives Lore, with Rev. 3.3, MoGrew, of Cawnpore, India; Beach, Wiso, Frederick, Scott, King, Wilson, Ward, with Jno. Richberg, of Chicago, and Findlay, with Col. Webster, of Baltimore; Paymaster Generai Rochester, with Judge James M. Smith, of the superior court of Buffalo; Mr. Lovell H. Jerome and Mr, Lawrence 8. Jerome, Jno, G. Roach, of Kentucky, and Jno. 8. McCalmont, More INDIANS ComING.—Red Bear, Kosh- pa, Little Bull and Black Cloud, accompanying Joseph Role, the Indian interpreter, are_en route for this city to plead the cause of ‘the Tur- tle mountain Chippewa bad of Indians to the Devil’s lake land district. They will ask that the government pay them for the title which ex-Secretary Teller extinguished, THE U.S.8. TRENTON, flagship of the Asiatic squadron, has been ordered home, to arrive some timé in September! ARMY ORDERS—By direction of the Presi- dent the army retiring board at Whipple bar- racks, Arizona, is dissolved, and the foltowing board appointed instead: Col. B. H. Grierson, 10th cavalry; Lieut. Col. R. H. Alexander, sur: on; Major A. J. MeGonnigle, quartermaster, Stajor Merritt Barber, assistant adjutant ge eral, and First, Lieut, Chas. C. Barrows, assis! ant surgeon. Capt. John W. Martin, 4th cay- alry, has been ordered to report to the new board for examination for retirement, First Lieut. John J, Dougherty, 11th intantry, hay- ing appeared before the retiring board at Fort Snelling, Minn., has been ordered to return to his duties. First Lient. Thomas M. Woodruff, Sth infantry, acting signal officer, has been ordered to proceed at once from Washington to Wilmington, N.C., under special instructions from the chief signal officer. Major David Perry, 6th cavalry, granted leave for six months for disability. ‘Tux ProposeD NAVAL Driut.—Rear Admiral Jouett is expected to arrive at Key West from Aspinwall in the U.S,8. Tennessee in a few days, and orders were to-day forwarded to Key West for him, directing that the proposed naval drill be held in the vicinity of Pensacola, Fia., as soon as the vessels of the North Atlantic ‘squadron, which are congregating at Key West, are ready for sea, The landings will be made at Pensacola, and the sea manosuvres will be made in that vicinity. Orders have been sent to Lieut. W. H. Emory, commanding the De- spatch at Norfolk, to proceed in that vessel at Changes in the Offices. Major E.C. McLare, of South Carolina, was today sppotnted to the position of appoint. ment clerk of the Post Office department, to fill the vacaney caused by the resignation in November last of James Cronley, of Baffalo, Y. The salary is $1,800 per annum. Mr. MeLure is a well-known citizen of South Caro lina, and at one time was a member of the state” d_Was endorsed by the leading ta Wm. H. Appleton, of New Hampshire, a rincipal examiner In the Ps bh Reaigned. © Patent office, has ————+e+_____ An Important Railroad Decision. In the matter before the Interior department as to the payment to the government by the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads of twenty-five per cent of the sum paid by these roads to the Pacific Steamship company, in consideration of directing passenger and freight traffic over these lines, whieh sum was not in- cluded by the companies in the net earnings, but classed as operating expenses, The Seere: tary of the Interior, atter hearing arguments from counsel,has reached a decision, and 1-day transmitted fo the Secretary of the Treasury an opinion prepared by Assistant Secret Jenks, who sat with him in the case, whic holds that this amount should not have been deducted from the receipts in which per centage should be paid.- The opinion ad@tses that ac- tion be brought to recover the sum of $852,000 from the railroad. con nies which represents the percentage still due to the government under the Thurman act. = District in Congress, THE DISTRICT IN THE EDUCATION BILL. Mr. Ingalls quired in the Senate why the Distriet of Columbia was omitted from the edu- cational bill. Mr. Blair replied that the District was Included in the original bill, but {t was un- intentionally stricken Out while the bill was pending in the last Congress. Mr. Ingalls said there were exceptional reasons why the Dis- trict should be included in the benefits of the bill, as there are a large number of colored chil- dren here. Mr. Blair replied that he would be glad to see the District included, and, on mo- tion of Mr. Ingajis, an amendment conferring upon the District all the benefits of the bill, under the regulations it provides, was agreed to. STUDY OF INTOXICANTS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, The Senate this afternoon rejected Senator Piamb’s amendment to the educational bill to require the evil effects of intoxicating Nquors and narcotics to be taught in the public schools ofthe District of Columbia and the other schools supported by the government, ———-+e+ —___ Capitol Topies. WILL MEET THEM AT NIGHT. In response to a request of the House banking and currency committee to appear before them and impart his views on financial topics, Treas- urer Jordan has sent a communication saying he Is too busy during the day, but he would be pleased to meet the commitiee at night. ‘THE TARIFF HEARING, Representative Phelps, of New Jersey, to-day introduced to the ways und means committee several of his constituents, who desire to secure a removal of the duty on rough flax. Representative Mevomas, of Maryland, in- r Charies F. Mayer, of Baltimore, who ple with the committee not to remove the duty on coal, F. V. Shellenburger, of Baltimore, superinten- dent of the Westmoreland Coal company, and Mr. Williams, of Maryland, also addressed the committee brietl: James Campbell, of Pittsburg, representing the workmen In window glass, protested against any reduction in duty on glass, and was fol- lowed by other spenkers representing the same interest. A DELEGATION of Eastern Pig Iron Association will arrive here this afternoon, and will appear to-morrow be- fore the House ways and means committee on the subject of pig iron. Hon, Smith M. Weed, of New York, who was expected to appear betore the committee to-morrow, has telegraphed that he will not be here. THE NAVAL CONSTRUCTION BILL ‘was reconsidered by the House naval commit- tee to-day, for the purpose of adding toita clause directing the Secretary of the Navy to construct three dry docks—one at Norfolk, one at Boston and one at Brooklyn—to cost 8600,- 000 each. The resolution was offered by Kepre- sentative McAdoo, and appropriates $1,000, 000 to start the work. The vote was a tle—6 to G—and the result was left to be decided by the absentees, NOTES, The House committee on the judiciary to- day resolved to report the Lowell bankruptcy bill to the House one week from Thursday next, ‘The House committee on commerce to-day agreed, by a vote of 9 to 4, to report favorably, with oe the Reagan inter-state com- merce bill. Senator Saulsbury, from the committee on foreign relations, reported an amendment to be proposed to ‘the deficiency appropriation bill, appropriating $30,000 ed ol secretaries of legations for services rendered as charge d’ af taires ad interim during the two years ending June 30, 1880. District Government Affairs, POLICE CHANGES, Alexander McDonald tenders his resignation as amember of the private Metropolitan police, which has been accepted, and R. C. Upperman has been recommended in his piace. Thomas Rockett has been appointed special police to do duty on 11th street. Private J. A. Clarkson, ot the police force, has been convicted of intoxi- cation and absence without leave, and dis- missed from the force. Joseph W. Gunnell es application for the appointment of additional private, to do duty from 11th to15th street, on F street. GAMBLING DEVICES, ‘The papers in the case of a new garabling do- vice, published in Tire STAR a few days since, were by the Commissioners referred to District Attorney Riddle, who has returned them with the endorsement: “There seems to me to be but one thing for the police to do in the premises— goon doing their best to break this thing up, whether others do their duty or noi... erhi the district attorney of the United States will call the attention of the court to it, and the court may then charge or lecture the grand jury, 1 stiould keep on—the public will in time get to know of it, and the press open on the gamblers.” Inspector Entwisie: A. De t issued by Inspector Entwisie: A. Depue, erect a two-story and cellar, feed and grocery store, 43, between H and I southwest: $3,500. Fred. Scnondan, erect a dwelling, 1st street, between O and P streets northwest; $1,000. A. S, John- son, repair brick, 1240 9th street northwest; $3,000. Ida M. Demonet, erect a three-story- and-cellar dwelling, H, between 19th and 20ih streets northwest; $6,500. B. H. Warder, erect a three-story-and-basement dwelling, K, be- tween 15th and 16th streets northwest; $80,000. J. M. Lauxman, erect a blacksmith shop, Maryland avenue, between 14th and 15th streets northwest; $150. Jos. Gawler, erect a three-story-and-cellar dwelling and store, Penn- sylvania avenue, between 17th and 18th streets northwest; $12,000. Abraham Fisher, erect a two-story store and dwelling, 1736 7th street northwest; $1,500. J. W. Reed, erect a two- story awelting R street, between New Jerse avenue and 4th street northwest; $2,500. P, N, Dwyer, erect six two-story dwellings, alley be- tween 3d and 444 streets and H and I streets southwest; 82,5 Affairs in West Washington. DEATH OF AN OLD CrTIzEN.—Mr, Jas, Gos- zler, who was paralyzed on Monday afternoon, as siated in THE STAR, died this morning ut bis residence, No. 3025 P’ street, at the advanced once to Key West to join the vessels of the North Atlantic squadron and take part in the 1. PERSONAL—The French minister, accom- panied by M, Armand Rousseau, a prominent engineer in the French service, just from Panama, called upon the Secretary of Stateand the Secrétery ot the Navy yesterday afternoon. —C. P. Ellerlie, of St, Louis, lerick =Web- ber, Mrs. and Miss Webber, of New York, A. T. Sea eet aie aaa , A. Metealt an . Miller, of Syracuse, are at Willard’s.—Thos, L, Felton, of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Long, ot Chicago, H. ‘Winsar, of New York, Jno. R. Putnam, of Sara- toga, B. H, Brown of New. York, W. 'W. Hite, of Louisville, W. A. Hull, of New York, and W. H. Hatch and wile, of Hanni- bal, Missourl, aro at the Riggs— H, W. Harbman, of Pittsburg, W. Hastings, of Wilmington, Wm. McCourvay, of Pittsburg, John W. Hesse, ot New York,'C. H, Dutcher and wife, of Brookiyn, G. H.’Hunt, of Balti- more, and Commodore Mayo and wife, are at ‘the Riggs. —br. J. C. Welling, Mr. 8. H. Kautl- mann and Mr. F. B. MeGuire, of Washington, attended last night’s sale of the Morgan collec” tlon of pictures in New York. They represent ‘the Corcoran Artgallery.—Miss M.E.Patterson, of Washington, was in St.Louis Wednesday.— Rey. Dr, Chas. 'H. Hall, of Brooklyn, former]; rector of the Church of the Epiphany, in this city, is stopping for a few '3 at the residence of Mir. Lew vit, 111 Massachusouts ave- rr. Lewis nue.—Hon, Lionel Sackville West, the British minister, and Miss West arrived’ in Ottawa yesterday, and are the guests of the governor- general at Rideau Hall._—Henry L. Nelson, for- merly Speaker Gariisie's clerk, and Washing- ton correspondent, but for six months past tor-in-chief of the Boston ned.—— Charles J: of Paris, E. Teller, of Phitadel- and P. Alexander, of aacrgia, are at Tire Bier itan.——Andy McDonald, of Pitts- burg, Frederick Fowler, of Brooklyn, ‘and J. D. Glass and wite of Phifadelph are'at the Na- tlonal—Gen, Wm. P. Carlin, U. 8. A., Thos. B. Sharp, West Virginia, D. H. Bates, president eae pian Baan —Wm, 7. National hotel” has resi 77 years. Mr. Gosgler tor years past has teen the Secretary of Oak FUN Semevsry, Hie had held various offices In the Masonic frater- nity, and at the time of his death he was P. D. G. M. and P. M. of Potomac Lodge, No. 5; aiso, P. G.H. P. and P. H. P. ot Potomac Royal Arch Chapter, No, 8, and a member of the A. A.S. R. MASONIC BANQUET.—The seventeenth an- nual banquet of the George ©. Whiting Loage, No. 22, F.A.A.M., was held last night at Acad: emy hall, on 32d street. Remarks were made by Jesse W.Lee, R.W.S.G.W.; Isaac L, Johnson, PGMs HC. Craig, W.M., and there was & select reading by C. G. Graham. BROKE His LEG WHILE WRESTLING.—Last night, while Alired Murray and Louis Payne, colored men, were wrestling at McFarland’s stables, Murray lost his footing, causing him to fall heavily tothe ground, breaking his right leg at the ankle. He was subsequently removed to Freedman’ hospital, ‘A CLUB CasE.—This morning, in the Police Court, Joseph Schiadt, who keeps # saloon on 82d street, near M, was on tri with keeping his bar open on Sunday. Schludt said he rented the room to the West End Social Club. ‘The liquor be said was furnished by the club. The court suspended judgment, SETTLING UP THE FOURTRENTH BUILDING AssoctaTion.—The stockholders of the Four- teenth Building association here, at thelr meet- ing last evening, elected B. T. Janney as secre- tary in place of Ferdinand King, and unant- mously adopted an addition to arucie 14 of the constitution, as follows: “Shonld it at any ti appear to the interest of the association to close up the affairs the board of directors, with the consent of two-thirds of the stockholders pres- ent, atany regulat meeting, shall procéed to divide pro rats among all members hothavi received i Th ore that $1,633.50 was on hand, and a was adopted authorizing the directors to divide the assets of the assoctation op hand: as soon as practicable, among all stockhol who iptie amount pald in-as shown ‘by’ the, books to the amount as shown by the: of the association, and thereatter to declare mi of Attorney Wilson, ordered to be RELIEF oF THE Poor.—At the THE METHODIST ConFEREKCR ‘The Courts. — SQOURTIN Gewmnar Tenax. Proceedings of the Raltimere Confer. i; argument concladed and cause submit i. Washington Market Ga ence To-day. ‘9gt. District; on 2 Saas ‘Cmcurt CourRT—Judgr Hagner. The Baltimore M. E. annual conference reas sembled this morning and was opened by devo- tional exercises conducted by Rev. Dr. Felton, of Baltimore, Rev. Watson Case, of Towson, Md., called at- tention to the suit in regard to the chureh pro- perty there, and stated that being unable to ‘meet the expenses of the suit they asked that» collection be ordered. LOCAL OPTION, Rev. Job Price presented communications of the Women’s Christian Temperance Unions of Maryland and the District ot Columbia asking . Bryan Brothers agt. Randall; } ent of condemnation. ‘Shipman agt. Finn 9 ty; on trial, Equrry Covet—Judor Cor, , Mmith agt. Smith; trastee authorined to receive further payment. Moxley agt. Mox- ley; commission to get testimony of bilza C. and Alice Sommers ordered to issue, Morris gt. Chipman; pro confesso against certain de- ils Vacated. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge MacArthur. Today, John Francis, assault with intent to kill 3. F’ Barnes; verdict not guilty. Edward Richards, assault (by driving against J. W. Simms); jury out. that the conference endorse the locat option and PROBATE CouRT—Judge Coz, ress and in the legislature flana; re- 36) returned. bstate ot Henry Dour — 4 me fi deren c2 coexentinnsnig ne uset by ja fled and certified. Estate of R. Leschot. E.G. Thompson, of N. ¥., appointed administrate bond, $1,000." Estate of Hagh Riley; jelters uardianship Issued tough Riley; bond, tate ot Peake; tion granted John i Ext Rev. Dr. Morgan ited the report of the educational board showin investment of $156,000 with an income of $ ein ‘Rey. C. H. Richardson presonied the report of the Kelso home in Baltimore. A communication in reference to the enter- tainment of the general conference was pre- sented and reserred to the presiding elders, Rev, L. B. Wilson was elected president of the conference Sunday school union. THE BOARD OF CHURCH RXTEXSION. Rev. Dr. Kynett, of the board of church ex- tension, addressed the conference, stating that despite criticiams and opposition the board was prospering and nted a number of figures, hey now ‘needed ‘money, having, use. Tor $90,000. |The Baltimore ‘conference had done fairly, the average being about fifty centaon the dollar, Altogether the conference had contrib- uted over $87,000 and drawn out about $18,- 000. The board had aided eighty-five churches of this conference. They had no use for@ church which did not meet its honest debts, THE BOOK DEPostToRY. Rev. Dr. Morgan presented the 14th annual Teport of the book depository, showing a net profit of $4,154.54. They nominated Rev. D. H. Carroll, D.D., HE Caroll, D.D, as the agent, and he was tters of administra- bond $6,000, oeriain argaret to 200), a . Peak. ‘of Wm. McLean; order direct be stricken from inventory rawford Was appointed g orphans of John Bledel; "bond Estate of Owen H. Campbotl; order of sal late of P. Aldorier; letiers of administrat issued to Margaret ‘Aldorier: bond, $100. Im tate c, W urnham:; letters issued to Cavin A. M. Burnham; bond, 8600, Laura S. He Cooke; appointed’ guardian orphans of H. Db. Cooke; bond, $100. state G.E. Mitebell; iz ventory rewurned. Mary tlolnes Bell was ap- Rolnted suardian of Hosa and W. 8. Holmes; d, $300. ——— Rioting in New York. ABIG FORCE OF POLICE HAVE A HARD FIGHT TO GET A CAR ACROSS TOWN. ‘The strike on the New York Dry Dock street Failroad in New York culminated tn a riot yes: terday. Great crowds of strikers surrounded the company's stable, Other great crowds of police attempted from time to time to disperse them in aquict manner. The company deter- ardian BE, Carroll, en ee returned | mined, in order to avoid possible legal diftioal. Rev. W. T. D. Clemm red resolutions ten- | tles,to ran @ car over the line, The car met dering sympathy and regard to Rev. 8.H.Cum- mings, about to remove to Florida, VISITORS. The following visitors were introduced: Rev. Dr. Reid, corresponding secretary of the Mis sionary society; Rev. Dr. Whitney, of Dickin- son college; Dr, oe of Grant university, East Tennessee; v. Mr. MeGrew, a retui missionary irom India; Rev. Dr. 8. Domer, of St. Paul's Lutheran church, and Rev. Dr. John with all sorts of difficulties trom the start, A. car on the 424-street line was turned crosswise on the track. A brewery wagon was over. turned and @ load of empty beer kegs rolled over the street. Wagons were turned upside down and Green car 8 was laid violently on « side. Six other cars of the Green line, dese? byitheir drivers, were stretched at ail angles with ‘the nidewalks ‘across the tracks. Coal carts emerged trom the side streets and became tne accountably stailed on the tracks and succeeded in getting along only when their loads of coal were piled up between the rails. Finally it was decided to abandon the ear, as 1 mepector Speers icient to PASSING OF CHARACTER. found bis torce of police was insu The passing of character was resumed, and | fund his tor : ope cast Baltimore district having been called, Rev. sineee that, lea the name 6 oe or It was decided to call out the reserves and siart the car again. At 2:15 @ car was started from the Corie Street stables and proceeded under an escort of filty policemen to the starters stand at East street, There the line of march was formed, headed by Superintendent Murray and Iu: spector Sieers, First came six platoons of Police, then followed the car, enclosed. in a hol- low square of police numbering one hundred. The rear was closed by six more platoons of Police. The force started amid the hooting and Yelling of the mob. No obstacle was met until the car reached Cannon street. There was a horse car on its side. It was lifted trom the track by the policemen who formed the ad- Vance guard of the column and cleared the way for the processional car. Its progress was slow, and frequent stops were made. It was an in: Cemsant Aight and struggic against the vast throngs of people who crowded about, bent defeating the atlempt to get the ear ‘over th: line. At Madison street a stone shattered « car window. At Henry street another window Was smashed. At Kast Broadway a stone placed on the track hurled the car from the Tails. At Alien street a blockade of overturned street Care was met. At Eldridge street the crowd atiacked the police and u lively fight occurred. The Grand street merchants hastily closed their stores and put up their iron shut ters, So the police fought their way clear across town. The return journey was made with little dificulty. Several persons had their heads cut by policemen’s cl soe News Bricts. Amid great excitement, the French chamber of deputies yesterday afternoon rejected a motion for the expulsion of the = France by @ vote of 345 wo 176, he German press protests against the pro Posed rebuilding of Rome which, the papers say, would destroy all Un Juable antiquities re maining iu the Eternal city. Jonn Henderson, the man who cut tresses: of hair trom the heads of young girls in the streets of Philadelphia, was convicted yesterday. The evidence in the Holl trial at New York closed yesterday evening, and the case Is being summed up to-day. A bill bas been introduced in the Maryland legislature to reduce the price of gas in Baiti- Inore Wo fiity cents per one Lhousand cubic feet, Seventeen young men were graduated from R, W. Black, P. E., presented his report, im which he referred to the revival, almost con- tinuous in the Central church, which resulted in 240 accessions. He referred to @ want of system as to the religious instruction of chil- dren, and he spoke ‘incidentally of attacking the tobacco habit with the liquor trafic. A collection was taken up to aid the Towson church to pay expenses of a litigation in which ithas become involved. Seventy dollars was needed. The collection realized $53.81, Rev. J. E. Amos, presiding elder, west Baltl- more district, presented the report for the year from hls distfict. The missionary collection in the district for the year amounied to $7,192, against $5,370 last Year. Upon the recommendation of the conference board of education Rev. Robert N. Baer was ap- inted a member of the board in the place of r. Dougherty, deceased, REPORT FROM THE WASHINGTON DISTRICT. When, in the order of business, the reports from the Washington district were received, the presiding elder, Rev. J. McKendree Reilly, presented his report. He sald that thirty-one charges are included in the district, including seventeen within the elty limits. Nore of the Preachers have died during the year, “and,” added Dr. Reilly, “none have married.” The preachers generally have been fuithtul to their work. Two houses of worship and one parson- age have been erected—one church at Whitfield station, on the Bladeusburg cireuit, and the other near Knowles station on Rock eréexcircuit, ‘The parsonage built was at 4th st. church in this city. Some improvements have also been made on Foundry parsonage and church, amounting to about $2,000, which has been paid. The Sunday schools were with but tew exceptions ovganized into missionary societies. The city schools were generally in a very healthy state. It was feared at the beginning of the year that the change at the White House would seriously affect churges, a8 many members held olfice under the opposite party. This tear had been only partially realized. Some of the charches had been seriously embarrassed by debt, but in most cases the burdens were growing gradually less, He mentioned especially the labors of Rev, Mr. Hagey, of North Capitol church, who in three years ‘had reauced the debt of’ that church from $2,300 to $1,100. Ministers reported collections as follows: Rev. ~4 the Baltimore University Schuol of medicine W. H. Reed, Awacost mi: '» $75; con- ference, $13. Rev. G. Sancta Ai OTIS Herero Annapolis, missior 297; conference, $60. fev, W.G. Herbert, Wesley Stapel, Annapolis, Traveler's Guide, missionary, $120; Conference, 830. Rev. J. N- Davis, Baldwin Memorial, Annapolis, mission ary, $43; conference, $16. Rev. W. M. Ham- mack, Bladensburg, missionary, $82: confer- ence, '$9._ Rev. J. . Starr, Leonardtown, mis- sionary, $40; conference, ‘310. Rev. W. Gwinn,’ Montgomery, missionary, $185; con- ference, $25. Rev. Duniel Haskell, Rock Creek, “ missionary, | $52; conferenct, $15, Rev. "Alexander Bielaski, of Rockville, mis- sionary, $50; conference, $15. Rev. T. J. Sovern, missionary 858; conference #15, Rev.J. W. Smith, South River, missionary, $51; con- ference, $15. Rev. 0. C. Marriott, of Spencer ville, Seo $62; conference, $10. Rev. C. T. House, of lass, Memorial, Washing- ton, missionary, $95; conference, $10. Rev. W.It. Laney, Fletcher Chapel, missionary, $18; conference, $8. Rev. H. K. Naylor, Foundry, tnlssionary, $1,450; conference, $20), | Heew. St F.B, Rice, Fourth street, missionary, $366: con- : ined PExm, Rowre—B. & P. Station, 6th and N.Y. Philsdelpbia, Boston aud i barn ‘$40 (limued ex.), ind 11 asm. hd 31:20 might, For boston: eee am, 3 0. Gineinnati, St. Louis and Pitts P. m. daily, excupt 5) 9 am... 120 and 420. a Sunday, 9 au, 4:20 Corner New Jersey Ave foao, #243 a.m. (fast Lem Cincinnati, Louisville and st. ‘m..2010 pm” For Pitsburg, had for ference, " $87. Woman's sionary, $55.20, Rev. ED. Owen, saltimore, 5, 6:20, such, ee $27; Sere nec ay ” Rev. France, missionary, , conference, $10. Rev. Price, Hamtine, | 33407: missionary, $565; woman's foreign missionary, | 6:40, 8: 204; conlerence, $100. Rev. E. D. Huntley, | 5308 Metropolitan, missionary, $1,154; conference, | ington $192. Rev. W. S.;Edwards,Mekendree,mission. 350 $3 Sry, $691; woinan's foreiga missionary, S137; | 225.3 woman's home missionary, $42; conference, | Ga) au: $115. Rev. J.F.Ockerman, Mount Zion, mis- | sui sionary, $105; woman's foreign missionary, $53; conference, $32. Rev. J.C. Hagey, North Capitol, missionary, $50; conference, $10. Re: W. H. ‘Chapman, Ryland, missionary, $364; womai’s foreign ‘missionary, $52; conference, 370. Rev. C. W. Baldwin, Gaton, missionary, $400; woman's foreign qinslonary, $03; oon fereneey 45, Rew. Ie” X. Baer, Watch, mls. sion: A woman's forei lonary, $80; conference, $70. Rev. Richard Norris, of Wesley chapel, missiouary, $530; woman's for- eign missionary, $140; conference, $85. ‘A PRESENTATION, Rev. G. W. Hobbs, presiding elder, made the report from the Cumberland district, At ite close, as his term of four years as a presiding elder have expired, Mr. Hobbs made remarks pm daly. ont For tases se ~ Sork JoInTs aAXD Muscles are cured by St. king the preachers of the Cumberland dis- ee ee eS Jacob's OU. the great conguerer of —s then sui Mr. Hobbs by ting | Red Star Cough Cure. Price 23.conts, tw him, on bebalt of the hers the Cum- berland district, a8 a testimonial of their love and esteem, a handsome watch and chain. DIED. ‘The secretary read a letter from Mr. R. H. ARTH. On Thursday roring, Mawch 4, 1886. at Gorsuch, of Baltim enclosing a check for | o'clock GHORGE M. ART, in the forty= $500 from his sister, Mary E. Gorsueh, to be Sear of is age laced in the hands of ‘the conference stewards — 4 residence of hile Dr‘the relitt of worn out preachers aud the Srewe ha” Beles nea Sanday, March, 7, families of deceased members, $50 to go to the | Vined to attend. Fepectflly, 1 conierence passed @ vote of thanks for the ben- MAN ened 35 cen Sun ‘ana nyas EE fact ‘fiteral wil take piace Fesidence “Rev. A. M. Oourtenay was excused, from the | sister Mrs bamily Sei encan me tas pensaence of ike gotumittce on “Baltimore Methodist,” and Rev. | And Finooutn streets purth west sutday” tne Zt ie LL. Brown was appointed in his stead. Rev. | Sant, The remains will be carried to Lincoln Memo- ¥. G. Porter was excused from the executive | S'tiogta’ ca” ‘Pricede at the tay sree, at AL missionary committee, and Bev. 5. G. Hall was | flock «. m. Friends uy wre Fespecttully ted in hls place. er various aunouncements were made the conference adjourned until to-morrow. Devotional exeroises were held at the Metro- Polltgn church last evening, conducted by Rev. from the “church extension. readinga’” 2 ERIEDMANN. | On ‘Thureday. March 4, 1866, at 4225 FREDERICH FRIEDMANN,’ aged 41. Fears tad 3 montin = eee aRies totek aad ory fiance A Talk with Mr. Douglass. dence, 1923 F street nortowent, WHAT HE SAYS OF HIS SUCCRASOR, HIS OWN INTENTIONS, ETC. WHAT ME. DOUGLASS SAYS, Recorder Douglass was seen this afternoon by @ reporter of THE STAR, and when asked what he knew of his successor he said: “I know Mr. Ri 2 § Bs u i # E : 5 4 fl fi UN EECRg E ; ! i i i | i i i i f i i i bs | it