Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1886, Page 3

by & ‘ / j THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. Monvay, MARCH 8, 1886. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. 2 q | IDITIO DEATH OF SENATOR MILLER. - Pires this Afterncen. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SALE—A PPLETO: clopweia, SAYINGS AND DOINGS IN SOCIETY. ‘The largest reception yet held at the White | Commissioner Webb hes addressed a letter te TO-MORKOW. Tyee? BROS., Auctioneers. F ‘S NEW AMERICAN All the volumes delivered at once ON (ous rnoon,—the Treasury, with an ec See MOSS Parments "Adirem Box 30 Siar | FY K. FULTON, Auctioneer. EEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ‘House wax given Cregeen g oo 7 n- Omce. mbsiw* | Pd. — CARPETS. &c., TO TAKE PLACE AT OUR Senator John F. Miller, of died at | Visitors passing ne ap oe {OR SALE—THREE TRAP NETS ANDSTAKE 3] AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. RAULESROOMS. | NINTH AND D STREETS % California, mgs Be °° 7 aisha cheap. Inquire at 322 12th st. n. will sell, by pablie auction, at my store, 1218 CESDAY Miss Cleveland was assisted by Miss = ot LaRENCE. Flamyivenia "ateuus, ‘commencing’ TURIDAY TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH NINTH, Ham! ESDAY, AT TEN OULOCK. OR SALESP TASS FURNTTENE AND | MARCH NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A.3L, my stock | COMPRISING: pa TTCRE AND er orileed Pleas from Now, 18.565 in(S4 100, shalt TARLOR SUITES, W, NUTCHAMBER SETS, ae eat! ep: os xi ‘ARD! as Als oo DUNG! ae bore ut, This sale will consist of Gold and| PASY CHAIRS, ROCKERS HAP RACKS EX? " Chains,Charms, Lockets, Fins, | TENSION TABLES. SIDEBOARD. NIG CHAIRS HAR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, ING AND HEATIN SOM wincHEN HEQUISITES. ges ‘and Miss Fuller, of Holland Patent, N. ¥.,and ‘Miss Endicott, Miss Cleveland's dress was pink silk, with bodice of wine velvet and bouquet of 1:45 p, m. to-day. Senator Miller was born in Indiana in 183 is parents being Virginians. uated Latest Telegrams 0 The Star. the New ‘York ‘Stateiaw wena 1852, ai —_.—__ began practice at South Bend, Ind., but'soon removed to, Calllornis, Takes = later returned FIRE ON JERSEY ciry pocus. | he rpoeedc° ind a hack gs OG — bat Two Steamers Damaged and a Large | 's'zned, to become colonel of shoe gate = Akean CGE Pieiand wartee, diana volunteers and was soon pl in com- iN s Sultings, Bian ns, evs SOF A m for selling . Quilts, Books, Boots, cum olvers, Umbrellas, Musical and Sur- just lace, tan colored gioves, and a bouquet of pink ber of bu ing permits were issued than there Of brigade, serving under Sherman, yrmation a oh ALSO, JeRsey Cry, N. J., March 8.—This morning, | Buell, Rosecrans ahd Thomas, After the | roses Bice ln ‘wore! lilac and white | Were in February, 1885,end the same rule Piy'on premises ‘mabe | Rice ei conthiae. moeningtar TEN ectOee | ATELEVEN OCLOGR, BY ORDER OF THE aD- at Long Dock, fire’ broke out at about 2:26 | battle of Nashville he westeevettene wate Striped moire, long white gloves and hand bou- | olds good thus far im’ Marche ‘tie thimts he Fen Sate H PARLOR SUITE AS | andeveningsat SEVEN OLOGK util ail’ the lots Prien micGe snbakisinwas it oelock among a quantity of Jute stored upon | Fenetal or consplouous bravery. “Afier the wat | quet of Marshal Nell roses. ‘Mlss Vilas, whom } yy gight-hour rule ts, 20 pk FE a me ad ear err nereeerahetnl encchaanaes UNCANSON BROG, Auctioneers eee rouge Monarch Steamship company. | the port of San Francisco». # sur seats He w s | auableto beret Me Weieey Mne Vilas | ———— aay — as ae ux. FcLtox, | J) ‘iit and D stfeets northwest. eons combustion tie ueed, caused by sponta. | elected to the United States Senate at arepub-| Mre Manning Mie Miivoe ced Misa Vas | A Sraiove Stammiwe Apruay,—Wm. Hi WOR SALE— HAVING DISCONTINUED MY Pawnbroker and Auctioneer. Beous combustion. A general alarm was sent | ficau, and took his seat March a aees Vechten entertained the guests in the blue | stabbed Lonby Marshall te the thigh aan ene 5 Revent ee ee eee Lia Sale of Clothing will not take place until esse FIFTECN HANDS HIGH, can out, Sensing the entire city fire department to ————_9————— room, Mrs. Whitney holding the post of honor | night, in Brown's alley, near Oth and B streets aes pee ee “| THURSDAY A. M., same time and place as above Ie any Date COUN won ERR, 00, WW, W | thelscene. thoo steamships, the Egyptian Mon- ‘The New Commissioner. at the entrance. Others back of the re-| southeast. Dr. Keech pronounced Marshall's : _mh5-6t* = LENT SADDLE MARE, BY AUCTION. EreQ 9 WW Ww | alongside the company’s pier The Fey; ae MORE EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION. gelving line were Senator and Mrs. Gray, | Wound serious,’ Hayes escaped, delivered in the eit ,[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH NINTH, at R BOO WWWwW | Monarch was nearly loaded and was to-have { Marshal Wilson’s face was wreathed in 0 bee ee ee woos ‘dress Box 4, Star office. = ELEVEN OCLOCK. we seit In front of our rooms E B00 W" 'W | satiod for London woday. sine was towed ints | Sihlles today and ft was sala-ail'on ncsoant | ©; Hoberte, Secretary Lamar, Mire CG Giay, Affairs in Wet W: SALE A Ra CATALOGUE SALE tention of Parties in seared? whine mare eae Tho bowen The” reins slightly scorened avout | of Mr. Wheatley’s appotatment, Ot te capital; | Richardson Ma Homie tine Tone nad us. | gMASoNtc FUNERAL. —The funeral of Mr. Jam, : ee ca eee the bows. ‘The Lydian Monarch, which was | couldn't be any belter,” ieall he would say 10 | Richard Pe re Te hing, Hon and Mie | Goszler, secretary of Oak Hill cemetery, who se sresien a naoaer moa o jams Downe sess ar nae iene: Sacer nents, Phe |® SEU wond ubera viewn "aaa ae | Me doa i foe tte Tark’ Ae Co | ied in, forefoot Friday, Sk ee frm i SALE—A FIKST-CLASS OLD ITALIA. lames destroyed her rigging, three life-boats | _“! "é » | Nordhot . 7 i esterday Violin, cheap; also, a fine Viola Cail at 521 10th ORIENTAL CARPETS, OHANCHEY sare on VALUABLE TeROVED and the greater portion of the Woodwork on her | Clement Howard, referring to Mr, Wheatley. | otdbom, Sg rag RS oS pallbearers were Messrs, Malcolm mbo-Bt* a REAL ELTATE SITUATED ON MASSA PPP main deck, She was towed to the place |“A good man, a'man that anyone can Senly, Mrs. Rickert ore : a tor | Seaton and Dr. T. G. Loockerman, on the part IEAP FOR oe BETWEEN SIXTH ANDSEVENTH STREETS | P'p dy Eo AL HE sSSs Yacated, by the Exyptlan Monarch. ‘There roach, # gentleman in every sense of the word. ay ee ago te Toguay airs Fish, | $f be Grand i Lodge; Messrs, Soaoph Libbey and aboee . Ww. were frame ams! ‘one: best . P an r | F.C » Ob the pa ‘olomac ‘Lod EVERY | FOSTERES LAMBREQUING, AND FIRB | (12 Wine ofa decree ol the Supreme Court of adage Pattee Hess company's “dock, "respectively, G00" by 60 | Commissioners that the Districtever bade? | Mee Me Dia galiss Howells, Mrs. ‘ingalls, Mr: | io. 6; Mesars:C. N. Alitson and Edward Tor rd largest stock of platform Spring EMEROIDERIES, the istrict of Columbia passed in Rauity Gange Po AS to 24 HT S95 Farge “shed” wos 0b jig dimensions. The | Mr. W. M. Galt eaid: “Very good expresses | Mrs, La Follett Mie Davin Boniee Fei, a | Kenton, representatives of Potomac “R.A. shown in this city ‘at bottom prices, 2 Xo, 9799, T will offer tor gale on THURSDAY. - lazge shed was totally destroyed, together | all.” Mr. RC Hewitt, “It is most excellent: i a D, | Chapter, No. 8. | The attendance on the part of a SS EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AS MARCH EIGHTEENTH, 1536,at FIVE O'CLOC, ? Miss Mau Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. Gen. Drum, T23u 32d street, West Washington. J. K. PROBY. a " M..at_public auction, infront’ of the premises, the with # large quantity of jube, tobacco, woolen | couldn't be a better one.” R. T. Morsell, “Very | Mire wat" Airs, Ls Baron, Mrs. Tarr, Miss | t8¢ Masonic traternity was the langest that has _mbo-Smn —omsis a | ROYAL AGRA caRPeTs, caino RUGS, SILK | western 19 feet ch of tot in Square west of sqiare RRR 00 ¢ AE eT atoron, te Choe nee the ota eee Ce ed Lora at Am not personally a°-| Plumb and Miss Spriggs. At four o'clock the | Been Seen arte, td 5 yy > GE YOUNG HORSIS a aii = Teas toget h'the improvements thereon, estroy. or at th gua wi ad cemetery, whers the Mar Tair ‘young Moles, at MAUGRATH & KENS BOKHARA AND SHERAZ RUGS, ANTIQUE | Sisting Sra twostory tame dweling houses Ere’ 8 8 wad we shed, but were headed otf at the gangway. The | for the place, for the sentiment is universal aa | 47am of people still seeined endless, but Miss | Soniagiten were periornzed. Y's Livery stable, 211 Lith s HALL RUGS, AND OTHER SPECb grrering ofsale: Oue half cash (of which each payment ERG? F Ass bee | ery ‘houses and Erie Railway passenger depot | to his Mtness.” be turned away if it took until 6 o'clock to pass Re Weiter a) ren ; : speek 00 2 paid as a deposit a . LLL | were not damaged, although at times in great ‘ ¥ store,on | MENS OF GREAT VALUE. fd the "balance in two equ! Ineualments atats and danger. ‘The tire spread from the burning The District in Congress. pe ae hy weut by and Miss Cleveland with | Mystrect last might wae oaock, and. stale Paid PUPRiGiT BYANG ®t Siete [oa ee renner | Gar conta aticon Verena ce nirteeen een Collection or saci 4 the, building used for the | nme pistRict’s SHARE OF THE EDUCATION | the ladies who hed sxsiuied her, went up stairs, Stier Vinmen wee ones gave chase at a great bargain is offered by owner, who ts leaving failure to comply with the terms of sale within seven. ts lection 01 reights. The milk depot and ina short time the White House had been . e _— whe city. The style is a macnificent Upright Parlor To be sold at repay SA ee adjoining consisted of a long open shed. 'I'wo ase seh) nd sacceeded in arresting ber. Two cases of Frand, iu hamisomely” finished rosewood cae, and Hoppe ypperice dehnulting Surchaser reared trains of cars loaded with mfik stood beside it. | Under the Blair educational bill the share of rapes redler tngenee niger olive oll were stolen from the store ‘door of gery rich tn design, with fal: aud rich quality of tone, JOHN E. McNALLY, Trustee, One train was saved intact. The other, con- | the fund to go to the District of Columbia will hop given at the Hamilton on Saturday | Oliver & Oifutt, corner of 324 and N strecis, Sar, Stee. "Will Ne soud af a sacrifice fur ‘cich,or easy | TCESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND|_mhSaeds “Columbian Law Tllding. | HANDKERCHTEFS _ Our buyer has secured a ine Saal HVS cars, was destroyed. | Tie loss | average $29,000 a year, or nearly $320,000 for | DIEM Was, the most successful of the series of | UFUAY RigbL, "Charon ell, colored. wan ar payments if disposed of at once. | FRIDAY, ‘ORSE AND CARRIAGE R, HANDKEK line of pare, Linen Handker- | cannot be ascertatied detinitely, owing to the | the cave period. Picasant, dances given. by MF. Gilson this soa; | rested, Saturday night by Oficer ‘Fisher one 0 will be part mt if de | sea pe & ‘No 940 Louisiana avenue. HAND! with fancy col lestruction oi the steamship company’s books 2 - i ani jage plants decorat sharge ot st a git to ured. Apply atonce at Part Payment if de) scaRcH NINTH, TENTH, ELEVENTH, AND | 4A csign Sale of Horses, Carriages, Wagons, Harness, | AN DE ers in’ designs’ ldesucal to | 4d papers. The Gamage tb ihelydian sion | 4 BILL TO INCORPORATE A XEW GAS com: | the’ rep em ee ans folla dabcing hall, and, |B. C. Mery. Adeline Harris, in the Pollee TWELFTH, 1886, &c. &c, EVERY TUPSDAY, THURSDAY. and ae = arch is estimated at about $20,000. The loss PANY. with genial company, good music and spirited | Court, was sentenced to 60 days for the larceny, PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Commencing at ELEVEN A.M. and THREE | SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing at TEN 25c. goods. The quality of aced i the | and fined $5 for cursing the officer while on the 422 9th street, on the wharf and shed is pluced at about | In the Senate to-day, Mr. Palmer Introduced | dancing a delightful ‘evening was spent by 4 . = ‘and well assorted stock of Carri: linen is equal to any andsu- | 379,000, Rough estimates ow the quantity of Gas - | guests. Some or tiem were Representative and | WAY lo the station, apd Dell was given 30 da: ron oe ee eer es X Ke. @e. always on. Perlor to most handierchie | Trelgac oat bring the augregate ub. vo wkout es - camtnsnie) a ou rs, Seranton and Mim Scranton, Representa: tu Jail tor stealing the adze trom Iieynoldst - 8 BE offered for 1 ‘The Palais "0,000, Seta . x tive and Mrs. Holman, Representative aad Mrs, per sho} | GRAND EXHIBITION, EEKS & CO... Auctioneers, Royal's fortunate purchase 4 etill scaoldedog scone te Ppunee Biekerson, Henry J; Davison, Charles H- Reed; | Bontelle, Miss Boutelle, Senator and Mrs, Fike, | _ A DRUNKEN Row.—The neighborhood of 334 Sole SALELICS¥ REGHIVED” = (ARCH KIGHTH, the remainder o” a tae: 2 s F. 3 5 ingley, Representatlve and Mrx. WWW. Brown, ‘noon was the scene of adrunken row yank opposite the ha 0. tel pe] IN THE EXECUTOR'S SALE_OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- DydinneMous enwelitrcae clean eoee present and futire associates, the Incorporators | Ropreschtative and Aira, I: ik Teed, Reprocen: | vetween two white men and two aolned mee, Siete | ieee gs ae eae TURE AG tie unideimayed section of ihe pier. “Several | Wit#AUl power and authority to oreniize and | tative John Long. Represesiatioe: sak Men, | Abe emllte, Paris wen arteee ant eee aes tice | SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PENNSYVANIA AVE- | ,BY Titpeofanorder of the Supreme Court, of the 209 Henters und the | floating grin ‘clevators, | ahd to do all things thereto appertaininggunder | 0 LoRnell, Representative and Mrs. F. Johuson | Rames as Louis Wood, George Robi: son, Buck rm jose in want Of stock can buy | NUE AND JITH STREET, mh2-7e_ | Mareh'so knee Hoang s special term on Fridad: 4088 CENTS, Antwerp aud Havie, lying’ alongside taé | the name and style of the Equitable Ges com. | 2 od parce tine pecatalive. Fieeger, | Bator and Homilies Mower. Jordan the Soe inch im eight hove in want ot atock can ay | ___ : watt ta ae areas Yate tars ous6; ths sescy of the | pany with perpetual exitences Tbe unualcor-| (0%, SEMEN At gtiines, Me, and Stam Dore, | Dinh Oss Worx Edgar Jordan the TOE SALEAO HEAD OF HouSts, JU=T alt | [PHOMAS DOWLING, aucuoneer Oc the, Furniture an aud Mlinola were sootencd, but not thaterially | Porate Flzhta to sue and be sued, bold property, | Mraud ‘Mra ZC. lobbige, Morag Sm | ine at his home on Preset tere ane ee PN Se Sear rand bee PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE | PARLOR AND STAIR BRUSSELS CARPETS AND dumaged. 3 Si are Ganterred: Lhe capital/stock 8 fixed | Horace Jacobs, Miss Carter, Miss Holman, Miss | Providence hospital this morning from the re- Mules: prices averazing from $7 to E200. Jom | N TEL, GEORGETOW Cu AE |) BUGS BATE CLOTEEUNTES WALNULBOOK™| Groven — aie Palais Ropalis sorry to dlooreditany ae en cae Sand shares of par vale of $100 each, Base “Eoee ie eg eee trent ronrgprte eo SE SiMMONS, 311 12th st. n. w. m3-Lm CASE AND SECTS RTA GLOVES. of i etltone bathe : ———_~oo— —— Renetish, Buckley, Patterson, 5 | 12th itebers ¥ ieee LOVES, of its competitors but it is a notorious fact | SORT COAL MINERS STRIKE. Smith, Sialv, ‘weor ‘ “4 Fro" Sabb stock, ereroars, rease axn | 18h, nee Pist tk SESE OVES. that only toomuny ofthe gloves sold, even imran Capitol Topics. jorand Mitchsie nt? Dawson. Batchelor, Tay Lynching in New Jersey. Good Wil of a Gent's Furnishing Store,on Penn- | Mein’ trout of the premises: I wilt” sell GUOvES BE Tespectable frmns.aretrash, and dear at | Nearly 5,000 Men Go Out To-day in THE List OF PRIVATE SECRETARIES, roogeten A THE ATROCIOUS CRIME OF A NEGRO PROMPTLY iwania ave.; low rent. Address J. W. F. K..Siar | thé property known asthe Union Motel. loca UO Vie All Gloves sold by the Palais Manpland Sua “West Virciaks nat iaaletaerals nad t. und Mrs. William F. Holtzman gave a AVENGED. wiice ES atone conser 20h and Me streets West | TRENSTS) AND. HEVDING. - RitcHEN | GLOW racictad ucalitecwsd per | Perreau, March 8An extensivortri&e of | Sesreuniy McCook; of the Senta: redoy nate | Tere SUMMING maasauerade party at their reek | colored man ute’ Eemmuel Johmeon was zs eT BUG: | Washington, and fronting 66. feet on M street by 2} FECTS, REFRIGERATOR, PLATE 5, | GLOVES. Selected skins, silk sewed, per- oRG, March 8—A nsive tary McCook, of nate, to-di , 121 aS y evening. POR, SALE TWO COUPES, SEVERAL BUG: | Sacre Tad tear So auth rot inrotes eres | Sener GLOVES. uarnptend ‘or money retubded. Hf rena ht Deets iepermiryfinmenpeen es base! coal yES ‘Thi sing tof private secretaries of Sena | large number of ple ‘bricl hy han GLOVES. ‘The price list below quotes prices as low | the coal minersof Federation No. 3, comprising | mitted a report rge nun! pe se will: : Sew niansard root containing ciityvave room bee | Te CHARLES Wo HOFrMAN, | | CLOVES guvllower than some orour compaiters | the soft coal districts of the cast, was Inaugu: | 15,s0fBr as they had been reported to him: | in handsome cout Paws Oe RORENE YS Stabler fear bst, | Sides large kitchen, dint Foom, reading sooms, | mhoot ‘Executor ofAnn HL Campbell. Weeal practically uemeetate Patcead | rated today for the uniform scale of wages | 8e is Peete tt ie bs tolicwe: He Te Sete | #8 “Miss Flora MeFilinsey. ss Herbert, the daughter ot James Stewart Her- iLL PAYING LAUNDRY. IN eeceetcncel nee Sheet es Ineariaar an cere neoal VALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00, avenoneers Kid Gloves, 4-botton, 6%¢.: Embroidered, | Which was adopted at the convention at Cum- | terlee, for Senator Evarts; ©. ©. Coombs, for} The closing hop of the Annapolis Naval | bert, afarmer, The criminal was lockea up in Ube best locality im the city; doing a business of | makes it valuable for hotel purposes, or lower Hoors s ES. 99c.: S-bution Mousquetarires, 8c: 8 but- | berland on February 19. The scale is: Irwin, |. C. McReynolds, for Sen’ Academy, which was given Saturday nigut, | the little brick jailin Eatontown, About one r $200 per week: building for rent or sale. A. P. | can be converted into stores. ART EXHIBTION rs arrested at Eatontown, N. J., Friday evening Carts: ail sood makers: Will sel cheap. Also, & hostess appeared | upon a charge of rape made by Miss Angeline 7 tons fancy Embroidered, 1.8% 12-buttons | 60 cents; Clearfield, 50 cents; Meyersdale rard, for Senator Colquitt; E. | Was quite a briliiant affair. Mrs, Lieut, ( 5 WiLL e CO. 1358 Foe "Terms: One-third cash: balance in one, two and three an GLOVES aynaiuetaltes, 51-08; 16 batons, $250: | Garret, 40 conte; Pocahontas, 75 cents; Elk | Givers. for Sapeion Jones or Aree Ma | more, Miss" Chichester, “Mise Hunter a Open, and after Toheen: nese SO SALE-NEW AS pap Si aoe by CR UNLIMITED SALE BY AUCTION, GLOVES. black Branch ied Mou tebe panna ceorKs: # creek, 50 cents, involving | Eiliott, for Senator Call; J. A. Hutchinson, for | Smith {and Miss Zappone, of Washington, were | he wis nearly dead, he was lynched Witney Outriggers Arata bretiny opt pf eat hee i VORK! ‘ GLOVES. ton length, we offer Gloves fur 98e., really | 4 general ce of ten cents per ton. In Senator Kenna; James 'Hossack, for Senator | Presen Abbott, a lnborer, discovered the body of ned Guin Seis, Shell Canoes and! Gues. JOUS | Rum beraplesemt-: maa, , Adcposit of $500 will me ee oa. SEOVES. wort gre mt Howes a 7 | gues re ars 20,000 miners, At Li oook | Parner He C,Recd, tor Senator kpooner: Ben | Senator and Mrs, Joun P. Jones invited afew | som hanging troin the lite hoe gating eee ERLAN IN. foot of New Hampshire ave. | fas parchases's cout St ne B OR, a en ellen, for Senator tis; N Urump, 10F | friends in io meet the prima donua, Etama Ne- | the entrance to the jail, The face jad been 8o Dawe fld-im* WESCOTT & WILCOX, Agents, |COMPRISING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND Jand regions reported that «ll the miners, num-| senator Berry; J. H. Robinson, for Senator irae “ “: Me-l teas beste Guat oe A " = = THIRTY VALUABLE O11, PAINTINGS, IN- Fine imported Fans are not in greatdemand | bering nearly 6,000 men, were out. Nothin; = sunee dee ong ee nether th Sap Gan eter eee NGS, SALE BIRDS — IMPORTED CARAS | | CEU EG See a Ot SANTIS during Lent. ‘To reduce stoct 0 the ed as yet fro r = |e he Peravi ist 2 gave a| Whether the corpse was that of a colored man Cage tr sale'ad te bigd store, TSE Tune eet SUMMER RESORTS. ee eee ito ini : srr Secretary Davis of the tine s Amalgamated | SENATOR moss saape ths panbinea Inter aees theater p rat Aivausts tod Sana ire Despattered with blood.” Ou ae gage ‘one of none foe ith a i tut AS. 1 tortoise de? s § i % ¢ aeqo want . one ON el = ‘The announcement that these are the productions of Shell sticks, 80.05, reduced from $12.60. The | 2! EEN Gas GE SED | ae ee Interview [son aud Miss Hattie Pendicton on Saturday | thet were two onl clube woe ie ‘blood JOR SALE—BA INS IN LOT CHEAP HAR- Li Cae Mr, Armor will no doubt be sufficient tg attract our ‘Mary Anderso: ns are fashionable and oe SR SAS ae purporting to have been had with him, and in | evening. and hair. It is not known who lynched the ness that has been used for coupe, buegy and | 2. Furnished first-cines in all ftw. A | best people as buyers. He has already Won distine- beautiful. | A banch of iour perfect orich | Clently strong to cause the strike to become | which he Is made to severely criticise the Presi- Ex-Representative and Mrs. Roswell P.Flower, | colored man, and the people of Eatontown, al- geuble coach. Fancy Flush Lap Robe $5, worth | For rent Furnished first-cises in all its sp- Ye) tion as au artist here and abroad. His remarkable plumes are mounted on a hand-carved ivory | general in afew days. The present is regarded | dent for retusing papers to the Senate Is a tabri- with a party of ladi ss ia t though greaily excited over the affair hg SiSU: lot at $8, former price § 4.50; lars square polntments,, For full particulars address copy. of Bouguereat's “Saiye and Ny1up a handle; an algrette and ribbons to mateh in ee being) @ very opportune me fo ask for 22 | cation; that he has never uttered @ word ior baugh's bn Saturday imma nad d Paes pe mrp mm Tomy are % ‘would be chi r2-o0; extra Jas NEY, 2 ee Frou, | exhibition at man's, Iya, mc coy anit color altogether form a. fun that advance, as this is the month in whieh | publication on that subject. ig aitens . Stable Cover at Pailadeiphia, Pa | 59 pronounced by all who Bave seen it.’ A c Tadios of fashion well know 3 pres pty ‘ ‘A pleacant oe ‘ iss Hervert is a blonde of slight figure, oe i aoe _ | $0 pronounced by all who een it A i ehion well kn New York panies make their contracts. Not- “3 plearant tea was given by Miss Florence | , iss, He a alight BECKER'S Seddlery, ‘OR SALE_AT ASBURY PANK. Die of producing such a picture is entitied (fall the Walnlacton Palas tov preeleaaoe | Sutnstanding the miners In this district are in- | ,,, THE TELEPHOS trie Bell telephone in- | Q'Brlen at her bome in the Emmit House on | RU! twenty-four yea Way to the bouse of Jacke — —— = csp om geet meeps ye Sone pang | piced tn the position tie’ cochernnties tl Ww ns, hand-painted. reduerd to | differently organized, the leaders are very san- oe icin Beer eta fe fernacrtens | Saturday. The pretty pariors were thronged | son Brown avelghbor, at the time the Mt POE SALE 08 HIRE, FOR THE SEASON. A | Lake: best location 1h the plac i | Dy. A visit te the exhibition will, wit $165. Feather-cipped faus in all colors, | €uine as to thelr ability to gain the advance | vestigating committee was looking for quarters | from one to four » clock 1 nx iriends of | was committed.” While in a pathway whieh erat nad six peat osha Tere | Sheap for caah Tyres HUTHE | Pant our preseiice at the sale, whieh tases place Satin both sides, alsu reduced to 31.65, Orange | used.” this morning, but could find no vacant room | the littic hostess whee: cow of Pink snttD, | Jeads Uhrougli the weeks ane wee ear wel Care rates Siyies’ SOHN Se YOUNG. SIS lb ae | _ mnvoe 1 4 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, seater tops, very beautitaliy CUMBERLAND MINERS OUT. They expect te beac oe ae yy ona: | immed with duchess ince, made a very at- | Johmeon, He cenght ber ke the tne eee arte, “Latest = 3 ERO ERT =S UGE HEE GASES | MABE ee DAX AND THURSDAY, “Fane hami-painiah ouvewoud | gf APEREAND, MD Mare, 8—The miners | They exprct to be assigned to arm by today, | tractive pievare, “Handsome boationierse wars | PoBRMOR, fe caught ber by the threat aud tl BS UMMIT HOTEL, GAl Pee ea iN SOE ASt Gauze Pans, hand-painted, olivewood | all stopped work this morning in the Cumber- | and to-morrow will meet lo organize. given to each of the guests, amon, he would kill ber, "He theu dragged ber into = Band G. This popular hotel Is now for rent @/Y AT OUR mem rae land coal region. A meeting will be heid at NOTES. Ube Misses Lucy Petersen, el sta | the woods at the side of the path for about EDUCATION 3 ana Gi This popular hotel iy petoue | Lauaconing thisaftemoon,ccpieb Mis expected | “Three tnaian chiefs, representing the three | Magee, Jessie Lebir, Hattie and Annie Lee, | {UC woCds We the side of the path for a oy AL. &c., apply to A. P HILL & 00. i t ROOMS, A price lst for Dress Trimmings is | Will be largely attended. The grievances. of 4 Mabel’ Hughes, Oulle Batson, Julie Micbael, | tris a * bel i bef trl h le apply CORNER 10TH AND PENNA. AVE. N. W. Pr gs ia | Mill” be fa He er | tribes of southern Utes in Colorado, were before | Mubel’ e 0 striking ber a heavy blow belind the leit eag, SR EE NINE Xety dgowotive since itsso easy to | the miners “and thelr demands will be fully | the ffouse Indian ataies commatticeueday to | Ciara and Nile Haller and. Jake Michaet, of hie brucaily outraged her. "When le bad wscons: ‘ATLANTIC CITY, Ay es be Ge be ve a glowing des 5 Speak in favor of the proposition to trade. 1 e a oRpson, plished his purpose, be struck off through the ‘Sun parlor, hot’and cold di.) het WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO.,A\ sas their Colorado reservation for lands in Utah, | Duty, AunieGoula, Vi and Maric Woods to bis cabin,” Miss Herbert succeeced tm ITz scr heated. —————— A Workman’s Suit for $50,000. ‘They pleaded that their tribal ties were in | Lillie Mullen, Veuie Viace, Cora Thompson, | reaching het home, aud told her borrivie story, TD Washiagton Op aa eee See IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. New York, March 8.—Francis Murphy, an | Utah, where their friends and relatives live. ae Kidie | 2ghasOB retused to way anything when ‘the And in the principal other cities. TLANTIC CITY, N. J.—“COLONAD) 3 cr 7 empioye of John Roach’s iron works, has begun Se ee: = i “4 + Fadie | officeraccused him of assaulting Miss Hy Trial lessons free. New terms beginuow. mné | A An UCCITY, NJ COLONADE” WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, IN EMBOSSED b sult agalnat the: Pennaylvauig Rantoul Signal Service Expenditares. Maloney, overt Lee, Jouuy and’ Wiille | and suluitted quictly to artest, The vee Heated by steam. One block from: depot. PLUSH; PIANO, MIRROR, HANDSOME SET company in’ the supreme court for $50,000 | CONTROLLER MAYNARD'S DAMAGING Testi. | Mn. positively identified Johnson us Use brute Address Le isthst.nw.f OF GIRONDOLE ORNAME! WALNUT ‘31 Gamages. Morphy Was on his way 19, Chester “GIONT BEFORE wate HODES OnMCTSEE’ The second complimentary hop of the Coreo- | depend mys She is contined to her bed Z = ended Gia Pa ‘hen one of the train hands threw him 2 = fs ran Cadet Corps will be given w-night, at St. 1@ injuries receiv M. T. TABLES, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN Beaded Gallons at $198, toms thoes ve Sherpas ‘The government's side of the case against ee = a Hussar Loo} Soe rom the cars. The wheels passed over his leg, Joseph's Hail, and promises to be a very pleasant —o+—____. | yy Pe Liaw Baza CARPETS, CHAMBER FURNITURE, TOILET, imo cutting it off. The trial was begun to-day beforé | Gen. Hazen, in the House investigation of the | 2e5cP! + ads Traveler's Guide. ANTON. O12 12th ‘meim APURE MALT EXTRACT. MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS a jury. charges of improper expenditures in the signal | fis Lessie Mulligan, of Richmond, who has xPQN%, Rowre Rd P. Staion, th and Bata Poe DELINE DUVAL MACK: 1424 N ST, | possesses the highest merlt. It ts manufacture ¢from AND BOLSTERS, DINING-ROOM FURNI- Mr. Gladstone Ill. Sateen a4 os gale Lew pce Brice. at ‘the Emmet | 3,77 Philadelphia, Boston and tie 23 we abo private clas ia Engiish Dranches wich | We,cholcest materials and conibines the most pal | TURE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. &c. BULTONS. The Palais Royal's stork of Wooden and | LONDON, March 8.—Mr; Gladstone, it is an- | own defense. Second Controller Maynard swore | wus, returned bo anne | ° 2 piu. cally). Pulao French and Mai MG awe. | Ste Sed costes sreentan onde ber ake | ON THURSDAY MORNING, AEC | BUTTONS Metal Bauorsainore ee cis | comments Loma nelng Glen te te. ore na: before the comiittee that about $500,000 have Sea chek feotbechemeany oan woe grcaeeet | 9 Sie and Ta aatly On Sanday, 290 Ty. “Tas | —— fon tree es oe * | ELEVENTH, 1886, at residence 1611 Sstreet Prices. mh> | The an ono e Peli’ with ane state- / been expended without warrant of law, and fee eee with ule bide, who te Fe eee . Seed A, ee hi 4 = NTH, 1886, at res No. ments that the plysicians do not look upon the | has produced the vouchers to show how the | daughter of Dr. Massey, of this city. yo LS o Tn Presse atten soles ialoncars eae ee S. aca |Rortnwst at TEN O'CLOCK, shall set coleton premiers ailment as serious and vaathis throat | money was. misappre Fiated—thut given by | Miss Susie Hiamimond, of Frederick, Md., as | Ghost aut Syn LESSONS FREE [ARG pon trial to be a pleasant and complete substitute for | of well-kept house! fects. > is not affected. Congress for one thing belng used for another. | spending some tine with the Misses’ Thiam | So #90 am Oh mt NEW CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS alcoholic drinks, most of which are too stimulating 7 FIB: Rovan —>__. The chairnian of the committe, Mr. Robertson, | $yy40? + | daisy: Pucitic expres, 10:00 AED ADVANCED STUDENTS Now PoRMINa, | “J.oucseconatitationa, © © pepe es 0 cee = ee eee, iMeultarticle| Railroad Laborers’ Pay Advanced. of Kentucky, asreccived a letter from the Secre™ papi ytd ee Richmond’ and ‘he Solu "8, rage rxcellence’ a ‘4 lect. here is so much humbu NN, 1 Ne ¥< Var, si nn be hool Io ' LADIEN GENTEEMEN AND YOUTHS | Belle. cain, su mundane of miley wo f | CHANCERY SALT. OF VALUABLE STORE AND ine Meery trader oe inance out of | and'New Maver, ralltead company You, Cire | Hieeeay Me ach eae ends eos So engpet ty ene ear =, (ot both sexes) vengthens and invigorates the entire system. EIGHTH STRELTS NORTHEAST every hundred pait of hose manufactured ak een U MR, BAUM RESIGNS AND MR. JOHN W. ROSS Learn to read. write and speak PRENCH and GER- | . After careful analysis, Wilbur G. Hall, Pu. D., New EI STREETS NO! EAST. there are at least twenty pair thrown | OUt solicitation, decided to raise the ‘pay of | plea that it it had been customary. Unless + tne hg MAN at Rooms 1400 Lal ew ere York, says: “Liquid Bread isa refreshing, nourishing | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of CNG ures for various | laborers on all’ divisions of their road’ from | some better defense than this is made the re- * For bop GERMAN CLASS—Fight lessons per month, $L Fee pelateble to ths tants reine invigorating toute. | the District of Columbia passed on the Oth day of HY | HOSELAY gees roth, e goods are bought by | $1-35 to $1.50 a day, beginning April 1st. Port will probably be adverse to Gen. Hazen. | School Trustee W. H. Bauur resigned to-day nd 440 pA ay ex FRENCH Class right lecons ber month: $t | TUS palatable the taste, aid of eagy assim analy- | Sie eee, WU Equity, canse No. 0.004.000 | HOSIERY unscrupulous dealers for little mone? ata —— ‘he chairman has been looking into the law to | and the Commissioners appointed Mr. John W. 15, 9 atm. i209 and 43 Also, Enghsh Literature, Composition, Elocution, pany = MD, juis, after analy- | whereiii Isabella W. Ashiord, executrix, ts ‘compiuin: | {Ost f used as bargains. Beware ot such see just how far the jurisdiction of the commit- e vacancy, Mr. Ross is a lawyer, a except Sunda) u Sunday, ¥ am, 4:30 is, sa} ‘Its low reel hol, its effe FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL J Ross to th ‘ys h. ‘yer, e-- — is, says: “Its low perceritage of alcohol, Fves | ant and Samuel Sprig etal. are defendants, the un- | HOst ds, so as tu know whether they could pm. . po amen Sehce, tts Celigntful taste and odor, all combine to Fe- | dersigned will,on THURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH | Hoste Royal has been fortunate {1 a podecartr fem ms 4 graduate of Illinois college, and ix a proiessor |B. ANDO. Rovre—Station, Corner New Jersey Ave = commend Nicholsou’s Malt Extract as being a most | DAY UF MARCH. 1896. O'CLOCK P.M. Teruo Cae The New York Stock Market. eee ee dane ee eee ar ual | Grcommon law practice in the law school of | Bue wad ( strect—For Chfcager Wad a tae tet ine: Families and schools atten Bourishing beverage, and the best article of the sort | sell by public auction, In front of the premises, Lot | HOSIERY belng the first to introduce the now fae 2 should they decide that the charges have been | &! com ! °F | ted), 10:10 pom: for Cincinnatl, Loulsvlile and Prayate led@ons at room 123. Corcoran Building. ae yD Prd nine buoe | HOSIERY mous “fre-dve,” which 3s positively | The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. prices any Georgetown unt : “ - mbS-$m PROF, CE pr GHENT. = ap ey ae ee SaaS 5 FAST COLOR. All hose on sale areaiso | of the New Yori Stock Market to-day, us reported by | Sustained. ‘eee —-—___ [SF fe a DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r, ST. LOUIS. C., improved by's threestory Brick ‘wuildine ress ae ag argon Clas Bit Dares, | SOMENINCEN 5 24 as DOOES, DUD Ane WEeety st STOLEN A PAIR oF TROUSERS AND ASSAULT. he poe iZ ACADEMIA FESPANOLA. 1228 6TH ST. a ey a in every respect. FRENCH SPOLIATIONS.—These cases came up nm w.. HS. WASHBURN Principal, offers a thor- brick front, store on ground floor with dwelling above, | HOSIERY — Spun Silk Hose 73c. and 98c. in the Court of Claims this morning for trial, | ED A WoMAN.—Saturday nigitt, about hali-past ough, practical. enter’ ‘course of instruction 1n At wholesale by situate at the southeast corner of Hand str streets | Hostiny Thete Titer Hore Sine ge, 400. in the Court ot ing 9 o'clock, two colored men cutered Jane Koseu- Spanid jfor circular caif on ‘or address the princi WM MUEHLEISEN, nepchenst, pa the line of the Columbia railway. ERY English Bai Hose, 19¢.. 240.350. Mr, Wm. E. Earle opened the causes forthe | thal's store, 1220 7th strect, aud pretended inctosing stamp. 2-6 a oe Above hose come in stripes, boot pat- \GHORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED — SLOAN-| git 918 OTH ST. WASHINGTON. | and two years from day Et vale the iets oe ee iSaitnew shades aed bina. “oecemens spectal bankai as inspection will verity. Spring Weight Merino Underwear claimants in a broad and elaborate argument, | they wauted to buy sume clothing. Gue of the Srhich will consume the day, probably. "He will | 12 puta pair of pants unde? bis coat and | P20& m. BOR.me, For Sar aalioes Setwes be tollowed by Mr. Gray, of Boston, on thesame | started out. Mrs. Roseuthal attempted to stop | g.os And o 9 d two years from day of sale the whole to bear In- 120 p. )DUPLOYAN, simplest, most rapid and — r i. . On Sundays, 63 = side, when Mr. Wilson and others, counsel for | nim, when he dealt her a severe blow on tne 40 7eud The ee ee most | =" terest from the day of sale till paid, at the rate of six ‘in’ the w form! io 2 legible system in'the ee ng Tuition Heanovarrers For Tue Per cent per annum, and to besecured on the property | {2 f 0, 7 aud Li p.m. For stations on Me Sold; or all cash, at ‘the option of the purchaser. All ‘special prices government, will follow, and Judge J. M. Wil- | eye,’and both men escaped. Officers Jordan Branch, 7:10 a m. dally. ex: ‘Sun- nw. mows conveyancing 16 be at cost of purchaser 7 at special prices, 50 28 to induce you Son will close for the claimants. Sud Schultze, of the seveuth precinct, subse. Mi. dally: 4:40 pam, daily CELEBRATED WHITNEY BABY COACHES. “ of purch to buy earlier than you otherwise . or Endl ‘RENCH LESSONS TO SERIOUS STUDENTS: z ‘CALDERON CARLISLE, would, quently arresied Wm. Bright, a young colored bite Stations” on” Metropolitan F ‘easy, thorough system. Prof i, Laknogc | 418 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES, aon ‘The jersey-fitting English bodices PeRsoxaL.—Mr. H. R. Elliot, who has for | isn ‘who bad a pair of pants in bis possession, tor Lavington, Clammee ae Se en ae Hom. Pats Soruane University, ATHENEUMOF| BOYS’ WAGONS and WHEELBARROWS JOSEPH J, DARLINGTON, and draw: Fs stould be examinca, some time past been connected with the edito. | and locked isita upon suspicion, Laver he was | Bias, SF Lexington, siauiton wid "Vaey Yornws | “ND MODERN LANGUAGES (1234 | Largest Toy and Faney Goods Hove in Washington, “ Atay well as acorset spain ag weer Tilton qunltion on ths Now Xork Geeeeereies | ais toning. tn tae Police Ooure right es | Say sae eam — zz 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. @ Palais ie rear mn the New York Commercial | This morning in vhe Police Court Bright was | town ai RT SCHOOL—WEST END. —DOLLS A SPECIALTY— All creditors of the estate of Violetta L. Sprigg, de- MEH Tee RCo ee Pee eteria Po reeves Washington ty eee | iried on the “two charzes of theft and assault, | cept Sunday, and S200 pau ! Whshington aud Gaithersbiarg “Sion s. w. Keliss London Modaliet Ste Stony. | Prices Inviting Mentioned decree, in ewully cause No. BOUL te ae Gauze spring welgiiall see, 25¢. his new doiies on Gelarday. 365, OS. Eiots ts | SOA was svntennnd be ove year te jail. 11:20 pan daly, except Suma, -. Kelly, |. Kelly. » ie No. 9,004, to Gauze, spring welzht, ali styles, 3 im h the Washington aecae suaee: a. Nb Rovre—B a i Piventna clames Ses peme Sass 108 Drafciensy. CHRISTIAN BUFPERT, | Of'tbe Diairic of Colman ilk tos renee aeaE Ralbringan bodice ail sites Ae, tpondentof the Commercial Advertager nad the | ,PoLtey Cases —In the Criminal Court, Judge | qa-Alihiaxe Hote i’ sation For New aSaIWaGE Lise _mhl 409-405 7 street northwest_! fH aala Gidne, within thirty days fromthe bath day of French Bal Vesbe all series: Bic, Bhiiadel hia, Telegraph ——Ex-Governor War pnp ge Aegan pole pond bem | a Ae te Mathematica, Penmaashij ar, OS RDN CARE ee Bh RT Serra me ees STO natok Hid Mrs’ | tosixtmonths in jail. Chas. Morris, for the | dulip, bxeept suuiays Seen Fithe ee AERC F WOOD, Gesmexees Dress Hare mh6-déus JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, } Trustees, SEE Veen scoot $260.00. ‘rom Wall Street To-day. and He TE Eee OT NGE tenn be Ente same offcuse, was convictedand received a like | Sonay. 11218 ce x = : New York, March 8.—The stock market | Puitimore, and George, Arbogasi of Salt | Sentence. O08 a ocee ee EVENING FRENCH CLASSIS FOR BEGIN. SPRING STYLES. "PHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. opened trreguilur this morning, but the changes | Take City, are at Willurd’s.—Mr._and anise ia sipnizeey &) Oricant and. tntermcdlate panes, Bape eee ‘anil, ef,nersand advanced pupils now forming at 1014 $5 and $6 quailty eae CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE 1M- = Were for only 'y to 4 per cent, except in Louis-| Mra. S. W."Woodward, who baye been travel-| _ Adfairs ie" di WASHINGTON & O1ito.—B. & P” Station.—For Lees A i ae zap choerenapheeietn amano PROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL. NW Byg8 = ville and Nashville, which showed a gain of % | ing'in Florida, have returned 10 the elty. Correspondence of Tax E 7 bony end all tations Sem and Ga ee oe ee Soir a aces for, Mdaits, and children. Cail at | $2.50, $3 and $4 Sti? and Semt-tff Derby Hats TATE SITUATE ON NINETEENTH STREET, — per cent, In the’ early dealings there was | foonard Myers, of Philadelphia, Thos. N. SILVER SPRiNe, = behets een ee Ee een, practical an BETWEEN G AND H STREETS UN IWES: Shoeld cast ast4eprfodice and not | some degree activity and prices ratherheavs, | Kirnieand sf Birnie of prinztield, Mas, Ac BoxrGoMsRy Co.,Mb., March sth, 1886. | For Ant LUNG COMPLAINTS and throat Wh GERMAN ScuOo OF SE oe B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, Rare SBS Be ANR aris ts Pauais oval” | doeliuing ¥pto &, butthese losses were recovered | Means, of Pera, I, W. C. Perry and Wile, of eda 1118 1ithse n. | WENTY -FIRST Bw. By this course of teaching pupils can in a short ‘Hatters and Furriers, STREETS 5 Lime acquire a knowledge of music that bas usually taken months of study by the American methods AND TWENTY -SECON. RTHW EST. WASHINGTON, D. . To the joy of the farmers in this vicinity, | troubles Dr. Jayne’si:xpectorantis both a palll- f prices brought up to the opening fig- | Fort Scott, H. C. Pitney, of Morristown, N.'J., = : 4 “5 fetes materia than hehet, Mave | ures, Pactle Mail and Western: Unto were And Win’ Ward, of Chester, Pa. ate at the | Spring weather approaches and farm work will Sasha meaee coy i *Y santerd 4 Palais Hoyal” shirts uve made ce | notably strong, the former gaining % and the Riggs.—Mr. B. B, Mitchell, proprietor of the | soon commence. There ts but one relic of win- | b&*! colds, aud weeds only By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of pets telal to prove lis merit, 2 : the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause Wamsutta muslin; the bosoms and | latter 43 per cent, Northern Pacific preterred, | Spring House, Block Island, is in the city.— | ter Jeft, and that is a suow bank some ten pen ocd ES Tessoas privately oF in classes. For particulars call 2257 Pennayivania ave _ | Ne. soue, wuerein Mary AtPontara‘et “al, are, eufts are’ ‘Richard:on's, 2100 inen: | on the Otherhand, shows a dectine of % To” | Tlon, Thos. R. Hudd, Green Hav, Wis. Colgate | f°, lef ipcaisg Gib ‘ruasiahcs eer Mig hb areas sthesu orm B complainants and Martha A. Carroll et al. are delend- the button-holes ure haud-worked, | Wards the end of the hour the market became | Hoyt, of New York, W. A. Nev is, of San Frat MARRIED. yp ee ne Besr. Suis) the undersigned ag trustees, will sell at public the new patent stays maike the shirts | extremely dull and rather heavy, and, at 11 | cisco’ HW. Meclum, of Nelizh, Neb. J-N, | seems to stick. cxéuseter ae SAPD SEE RANGING ACADEMIES, AF 2006 e — auction in front of eacu of the premises hereln de- Untearable. ‘The bosoms are either | o'clock, 8 continues, Patrick, of Omaha, Neb., and T. G. Anderson, of | . Mr. Graeves, our representative in the legis- | March athe os, at Urday.” At dst and Peonsylvania sve. se 1uesda eS arenes pe - plstted.or plain. If you pay S2:for’ eS Birmingham, Ala, ate at the Bbbitt.— | lature, has interested fiimeeif in the passage oi | street Mk Chureh bs SndSatardas. Now is thetime to jola for parucips “THE CONCORD COLLAR” On, MONDAY, 2HE FIETEENTH DAY OF i SG ger hi Gotative Reese, Judge Jones and Capt, | an-act'ior the beuier protectioa of the healch of | OTTERBACK to Ne UL : Sees oe SS SSB™ | oppsaarines Head, Tear and Pxprea Mammen | MARCH 2D 1086.20 FIVE O CLOCK ive, com Sencha tari alionte ea cea suiesine eemee tem oceans Ask" Hogers, of Petersburg aad Hat Strouss | the inhablzante ‘of tac ciate, whe SUUTHEY-—KEARNS. On Sunday, March int a —*3 _| ofall kinds and description at Lor | that part'of lot que, 1a square No. seventy-five, com: oftit, and important. ‘The @ following changes from Saturday's quotations Roger rg, und H. M. h the siate. c Aye ‘8. On s + NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GREER, MATHE- | “Every Genuine CuACOKD HATN ESS stamped | Mencing ata point twenty-nine Yee Troms, the south Palais 1 tsare cut in 22 dif | on the Washington Stock Exchange are ieted to inne | and. F. W. Kirehner, of North Carolina, ate at | create a board of health aud appointment of a | 1880, ut Trinity church, matics and English, by Prof. F-A.SPRINGER, late | with maker's hame aud iaie-watke east corner of sald square and lot, running thence west Siar tons args ots to, suit entiemen | 1 § "gps, 1801, coupon, 112% bid, 112% asked, U, | the Metropolitan.— James M. Hutchinson, of | health officer, with the necessary powers to act | Father Kelly, Jon's SoU i arins oF short, stout OF 5 4i4s, 1891, 2% ; S$. dda, 150) V1 ¥ F. eruency. ei KEARDS, both of Georget: g Madison, Wis., Thomas F. Hail, of Omaha, and | in cases of emerency. A ueasure of this sort . ree, SPHNY On, oping, men, | Fupon, Le Md Wei ked UO eeae res | L. L. Van Der Haven, of the New York Journal, | isgreauly needed. “tr it does not give | tered, £20% bid, “126% asked. D.C. per “itap “a, | are at the National ry C. Buck, son of |" Tnere is a m.vement on foot to re-submit the Diep. return it andwe | ISOL; currency, 11844 bid, 119% asked. et | Mr. Max Bock, of the War d partment, is here | question of ical option to the citizens of this | BopPERPTELD. atm on north I street twenty-eight feet; thence north | seventy-five feet thence running east twenty-eight feet, und thence south to the point of nniing, sin roved by @ large dwelling house, No. 2103. I street, tween 21st and 22d street: west THE SAME DAY, immediately after the above argetowny’ By the He 4X and CATHRIN! repared. Apply for circulars and information 423 st nw. dl-sm* LUTZ & PRO, 497 Penusyivania Avenue, ‘Adjoining National Hotel. 4s HORSE BLANKET® and CARKIAGE ROBES h great variety at Very Low Prices oclé | short or tall | Givi Service Examiner. Applicants for examination | | | W 2S HENGTON CONSERVATORY F MUSIC, ‘St. Cloud bullding, cor. sth and F | Se entire satisfaction will refund the m< d apologize | Stock. 75, 180: bighes: e with the rights, privilege and use o1 the party wall. any age for asic and Modern Music) Singing steamers of tis company sail every WEDNES- | “ON THE SAME DAY. IMMEDIATELY APTER fer tne true Italian method; good Geran, Parting, he passengers ini Southatnpton in less than | the above sale, We will sell the north huif of lot ten pod pO ein New York, ‘These sieamers are cele | (10), iu -quare oue hundred and forty-one, improved - brated for their speed and the comfort afford.d pas- | by a'small frame dwelling, No. 725. on 19th street, sengers. Beginning in May fast Express swamers will | otween G and Ii streets northwest ; | also leave Sew York on saturdays for Cherbourg, | fe je: “One-third 0} ‘hase OF | France, landing passengers for Parts nw "| duape S08 ep ipentlg err cnet tebe ot y currency, "119 vid. 50-year fund. | on a month's leave fron Om: county, with Lhe hope on the part of the movers | aay ne SRPTE sulteay, Beiter. 3 enteenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice. Viol re will sol all that part of im teeite ie sees forthe trouble given ‘your Selling 1924, currency, 110% bid, 120 asked. 30-year ae that local option will be rejected by the people. | west, MARY FISH IK, beloved wife of Joly W. meee € Free advan oO BR BI cit ' - on an average ‘a Week, we n 6s, 1902, coin, 128, bid. ‘North tol and O RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow- They will be disay vite terfield. ‘ornet, tages LATPS No. one hundred and one, commencing at ‘the ‘nol eras reek, we can | fi in, 128 0 ey ppot rf Director. BR SILAS é Wout corner of sald lot twelve Tanning thence south truthtully add not more than oue & Sa ne Dalen tne Tea bi Tepid, 39% | ing were ae at tba at rey 4 eeaay ce rere Fuveral services and interment at Bangor, Me. * SHORT-HAN! E VE JU! 2st street twenty t wel n s 1s, ; . 33.8; Lal cai’ CASTLE Siiiptsugit by a denorrapber and proieccn ifinen | ZAVE JUST RECEIVED & FRESH SUPPLY OF “Sl: then cast Minety nite ssi feet: then north ae ee ee ge era A fa wae cab tis, 2 Bal | 2 prone bone Maximutn, 20.0, Minimauti, 208 | ree Guarentee, Movements. noaps— | 2860, Captain Dede CASTER Or ine tianeeet ek wine x Sald division line to place of beghining improved bY with “color oldery; cheap a teal, tate - s : ance fren the | A dispatch from Fort Worth, Tex. lest might, | _pLonerenenae Oi Copper st surance 105 vii, 104 asked. Peau. ‘Te, Co, 40 bid, | Senator Hawley’s wife took place A dispa , Tex., N. On Monday morning, an, Puxo eS es nee teh ined LaetaRithinon, with Gack builags | GLNELLMEN ft maysonn¢absurd woof x | 30 miked. ,Cheaupate aati ot, fet Gx Udy Bd: | Auyluen Hill Congregational church in Hart | gala “aree omy Rone Word Tex. last might, | BANEDSOX, Om Mondae, morning, March Sih ss CLARA HARRISON, THE CELEBRATED VELATI'S FAMOUS CARA-| “AND ON THE SAME DAY. IMMEDIATELY | GENTL “A KES with satin linings for 25; | 70 asked. Nat. Safe Deposit Co., 105 bid. ford, Conn., at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. | bi ocxed on all but passenger business by the rae eeu bath Pup of Wm. Mason NY. GIS Ms nw. ja6-3m* a SSS AFTER the above sale, we wili sell that other partof | GENTLEMEN however don't condemn the qushey SS The’ body’ was removed from Congressman ee ae aera A hie ate residence in Montgomery counsy, (QHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACTL 2 7 z ‘said lot twelve, In said square one hundred and oue, be- 1 your mind;” come and see the Baltimore Markets. Buck’s residence to the church. Directly in | strike ofthe Knights of aid lew men Beaty Hil atl oclcoke pan = ‘teally tanght Succes: guaranteed if inet Fictions Oran ore Oe bene mee, | RiNINE at the southwest corner of mld lot twely dick, We ute shows’ nde spney | BALTIMORE Mn.. March 8—Virginia sixes, con-| front of the coffin was the pillow sent ‘by Miss | who went to work at Fort Worth were refused ga ey ree F CROMELIN, odtce Se chee Seta eg four. 26 feet to the center of the party wall tenee esat Syl dn pul und’ knce shapes for | goldated, Gove pancdue ‘coupons. Gute uew tives | Cleveland, and occupying conspleuous places | food and lodging by the citizens, who are in | pMORAN;,,Wareh.G, 18M at 84y p.m. of wrpuola juan 4th Locians ave ee anaes ety nine fet din southwesterly MiFy two 40 | Beet oot pea as | CU Oeste clas a0 ttt sooo stand, or California. The, eters | s¥mpathy with the strikers. At Denison, Dal- | his age, eldest sou of Jae C. apd the ate” Miva am 472 L eres E ten (10) foot alleys t P “3 RES, fo te In bow OF knot, co RE, Mp. March #—Cotton steady— | ex-Gov. A ‘ora, ‘ADAME HOFFELDT, A GERMAN Lapy SOHTUCERMAS LLOYD 8, 8 C000 allay west soventee-five 18 fest to ott ot pee in new colors in stripes, checks, ete, | middling. Sie” Flour fina ang sendy Howard offering was an ciaborate affair of costly ‘and | as, Texarkana, Weatherford, Abilene, Baird: | M&vtrai tom bis late reddence, No. 2207 Katrest with Tecommendations desires pupils ci | New York, Southampton, Bremen.” ‘The -| rc I flowers. A large silt United States | Toyah, Paris, Sherman and ali Texas und | portwest, Tuesday, March @th, a¢'3 pin. ly 250. each. band western ‘super, 2: tous.25: dew “(Guyot SUSPENDERS fer 26c. a | Sutra, SB0e4 1B; dor tamiye LOS ae: mks See id preeetal soldetpon the tateer ad ce] Paaine poiuts the suan tana Joined the atzine, MCLEIGA. On waturday, pair. super, 2.7oa3.25, do. extra, 3.50e4.15; Rio | the coffin. Both Grand Army posts were pres- | aud freight traflic was paralyzed. The strikers BR: ELIZ 4 A. MULLIGA, ERY jinen cuits for 200. spate. | trands 4.620407; Patapend amily, '5.40; do. | one “Commemorative addressee were made by | kept sober sud quiet and acted firmly’ and co See anes collars? ones BO, hall steady: western higher aud quiet southers ed, the Rev. Joseph Hi. ‘Twitchell and the’ Rev. | tuusiastically. ‘The opiuion 1s general that the puueral wii ‘aie’ place ‘st Souiheru at, E. HAN DRERCHLNES, ‘pure linen ‘00. amber, 96498; Not 1 ; | Henry Clay Trambull, of Philadelphia. The ey tbe wocooeaial ‘otomac, Montgomery county, ‘Tuesday, March March 6, 1886, at 1:30 aged 55 ‘years, wife of chareh, ‘Maryland, ti hanged, | 9,st1 p.m, Friends. ssh, and the balance in two equal Installments in One and extra sig:, fancy ‘colored bor. | No. 2 western winter red, spot, 928024; March, oi | bearers were old members of Gen. Hawley the situation was unchange > uastra, Chiba, | Ef Doubs 925 Peaisylwania ave., Shd (wo yeare, with interest hau dayrofscie wre tes Sera, ‘The price is be “POR THIS | a3 Coresotneent x Fegiment, tho seventh Connecticut volunteers, | No atiempt waxmade to move freight trains 06 | , PLANT. On, Narch Tih, 180, of « short time, 204m Washington, B.C._| Durchascr or purchasers will give their, promissory Whex They WILL BE OF western steady; southern white, 47a48 ‘do. | The burial was in Cedar Hill cemetery. the Missouri Pucitic, Difficulty. was exper | JOH 3 year notes. A lien is reserved on each plece of property FERED FOR 19c., IN ORDER TO. 47a48: western mixed, spot, 46%a47; —__ oo enced in making up passenger trains. Soquiem mess at Aloysius church on. Ww N. re) sold for the purchase money and interest. No deed QUICKLY INTRODUCE THE 464247; May, 46%a467,; steamer, Oats! GeRonrMo’s BAND AT THEIR MURDEROUS] A Dallas dispatch says the mechanical men | morning at 9 oclock prompt. Kelatives and Azz Now 'FFERING given until all purchase money and interest be paid. apt R frm and quiet qguiuern. sad=; Wester white, 3a | wong. —News has reached Tombstone, Arizona, | onthe Gould’ Southwestern system were oF- Kindly invited to atvend. : SCHOOL, Goods at Lower Prices than have been quoted _| All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. “A deposit. of AT? Qu Spar of “Palais Royal” | 40: western white mixed, 36a37; Pennsylvania, sua | W ORK. News hasreached Tumbet. at- | dered out yesterday. N. On Murch Oth. 1886, at 7: SCHOOL § ce. $10v on cuch piece of property sold will be required | GENTLEMEN Kid’ Gloves, warranted London | 42. ‘Rye steady, 70a 73, Steady and quiet—prime / that a band of thirty Apact gaa 7 os % RYAN. On at 7:30 p.m., . eeietieec aoe TEA Snes “Pecans sre | UGE Eke un degani oe | GENTLEMEN Gatto SOT, tre | ila Win ORAL enti Rea eatery or Pai age ttrhges | Arie uh fg ts | edn Saat a Anw es plies extent aud Vari asers secure ‘complied with within ten rer day of sale. GE: él on! °. & palr, iquiet, Mess 10.50a12.00. Bulk miles sout a Pit STREET Now. vantage by calling and give our Stock an in- CHAS MAURICE SMITH. pea Sudulnecs aipd eoser ei cine peak enue eee Killing one Mexican and one American. The | No, 8 will strike to-morrow if their wages are | "Funeralun ‘Tuesday, March Oth, st 2:30 p.m. from (QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. con orH | — *Petion, consisting of WILLIAM J MILLER, | p Trustees. GENTLEMEN | Winter Underwoaris being closed | uoulders,, dy; clear rib sides,” 10%a11% | Indians who, it is believed, bel toGeroni. | not advanced. The icderation comprises te | the residence of La parents, ‘Fourtn “atreet ‘and EXT! oan . paces Li Steady western. | mo's band, then proceeded to Wm. Brown's | minersin the George's creek region, the Elk > Dota. nw. A practical business educationthat | MEN'S DRESS AND BUSINESS AUITS, 446 Louisians ave. gut pelow cost in order to makeroom 4B2U; Zou, kilied Moser. The W. Va; the’ Pocahon ‘a, and the | SCRIBNER On , March 6th, 1886, et 10 Pat Sas NEWMASKET AND sun | THOSE. WAGGAMAN, Auct_ “TT mno-deds Be aspeetion eked tae ae Gand then started south, and camped ous mile | Sallsbuty and Cleardeld, Pa. ‘The ‘sirike wil | 42m, He SKY, ScMLiO Ly aget fury yeah Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writin. the Enz. TOUT OVERCOATS. VHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED English Spring HALF HOSE Just south of Sun Pedru, where they stole eighty | be tor a ten cent advanee in the price of di Funeral ‘March 9, from bis mother's resi- ah e. Correspondence. Rapid Ca.cuiations, Bo" * Cen ER MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIR- fay Checks, Dots. Figures, Etc,, horses from the settlers. They then wentin the | ging coal, and at least 10,000 men will be dence, 681 V1 avenue soutueast,et 2pm. © Eee hichmray stcnograpiraiat pe Weie Gere | SCHL MUMS ARDOCRRC CS | FHEREL SPREE, FAST Bt SniEen AND Se Sah Gai US RR direction of the Biorra adro mountaina | fied by it of Phiiadel-| yeHEKWODL.' As Mauuarch, Dab a 220 pam, 98 dar day and (cvening sersiony ewe ned TUISD SY. mavavennairad: ss ON A STREET NORIIL, BETWEEN SEVEN: | UNERELLAS are made of Silk and Wool, which, orrRAv's BROTER-MIN-LAW am ‘TeovBis | pita has feduced tne Hours of labor of conduc: | ROU ceed eins, MANETS AER Spiel Sdacacan! opin omce ure te nen ANS UNDERWEAR NECKWEAR FRENTH AND, EIGHTRENTH STREETS | UMBRELLAS while ts pot more bulky haat alk’ AGAIN: Gene Scoville, the Cloago lawyer, | Putteta drivert te twelve per day, and Seduced Pletal Service ‘ : mente, ‘Of quarter, on aud after MONDAY, TS, G c NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION. 2 a . * corps of hers. Llustrat. _ “ UMBRE.LAS sticks In one piece and improved before rts On @& process isst 0 $1.75. The men will ac- he funeral will take place froun the ‘eiirtes tak brtoction, seat Rec os nian Un the Mannfacture of Custom work, we will | l¥jtaes Of lassie Gees ge The Sat See) | UMBRELLAS sgon frames Tnake these Umbretias ena pees wits Gultenn's sitter'te asters tached ging Rg I teria church, ot pean Tuenday, ioavba Fiend EDNCER Vice make the same liberal discount to those who | SrSunnury,A-D. 1880,ih eaase No. OTL Hauity, VMERELEAS the | beau “ideal of an. Umbrella Chicago Markets. the payment of alimony. Scoville said when ‘a protective association. ‘she family ordiaiiy invited to wttend. ts nesrapajanets Sore aiooRers preier Clothing Made to Order. . docket No. iy wherein Charies . Wollard weou: | UMBIELLAS TOU SL ind So rir namental. | CHICAGO, March 8, 11:15 2. m—The wheat | theexocution ior the was serves on hina by panies of militia sent by Gov. =. — PRIVATE, LESSONS, TS ALL GRADES OF plainapt, and Mary K Wollard und othersare defend- | UNBHELLAS tostyle _Sieringsliver Yop Cinbret | Biarept seated 1 tong, a Ow quoted at Soty | ie SNOT ne nag ae tee ig howeres ee UNDERTAKERS. aduite conti. : ants, 1 will sell auction, oF ; | UMBRELLAS las for $2.60, and warranted 14 karat = “Guiteau iss a ——————— West Point, ail \XTEENTH OF MA. ). Lt 1 t cables firmer this TNOTiTU Thaw. corer Sth ood Ketanw NOAH WALKER & co, amamencing ID Vive Oclocd Bor, 1s Rages | UMBRELLAS old tops ar a2 70, thin sheet af | 885 Seximated ‘that’ the vinble uf show a | Boared to be chery about soceptiny them, Boo. Cee ew. FLYNN, A. 16 625 Pennsylvania avenue. bg he 13, in Wollard’s subdivision of | UMBRELDAS though of course the metal is thin, it | decrease of £00,000 bushy Gats-hiag banc" ANclOg | Certain, and tbat his recel February were Evening Clases, $3 and $5 emouth. seas | = 53 square Joi, recited ln Liber Li folio 820,08 | UMBRELEAS practically overlas:ing wer, a It Heneh avenciog 7m | only $34, of which over halt was to his SW suiNctoy coLieciare ixstireTs, we Heras, Coxrecrionery. AASA aE LEER niGee Gna ERHREECEAS Low priced goods have been reat, | Lard—May. 6.1 oxwile; for Jaguary they wore ond oss 1023 Vermont avensa, GEORGE KLINGSTINE, pened Rene EEY AFTER, tn font ot the | UMBRELLAG opolat. beilet ar Shoat geen o Tux Daxunnen Susranven.—In the Court in | the wind. ya < t LAS cheap goods must General Term to-day, james ivered Boarding and Pay School for Young Ladies and Little 73 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. I SP a a ae division, of (ricci UMBRELLAS: gitgn It is 90, but have you yet petrom- | the opinion of the court in the cuseof the Wash-| Hanian and fer baving taken up the glove ‘The finest and most artistic Ices and Ice in | office, together with ail ine improvements. &c. ington Market Som pony aesinds. the District of | thrown down by and Courtney, will This nstention wil enter upon tts [eel annual | all oucrivabe forms emblematic ae The foliow: |, eras o¢sale; Onequarter can balance Yn equal ambi, sustaining the demurrer and. die | proceed to atrange for ® double scull 1a May, semion Wednesday, September 23d. 155. | ‘& @Fe a few of our specialities: Pan eae vada sep ee oe mi! st bill. Tl pu wae brought to re after which Hanlan ‘will leave for hcemgnar hy -Prinet ‘ pet one Sieg strain forcement assess row Beucl = Prine!pal one CAL SERSEAN BDOUED StAZE Da da or purser, Mines edema of ee paving on 7th and B streots under the boara of | Customs ‘icles at San woized experienced teachers, FRUINTAGE, ASPARAGUS, PISTA- fon ag higepe ye pee Ct ee pee soe. hee! ‘Geaiars tothe : piece 3 to e tose cays par i oa THO GAZ Sst cost of purchaser, ‘Terme, io be cura ancing, = $2 your door im our ice caves in safe and | piled, with on ten days too er of tar elgeter ye, toe bh default! perce. Se poraeeers, ater five days’ a y ay thing in our le at th shortest fais tion af mach resale tm some ‘newspaper pub- vat ee S| preesar Lacgpey Plot wllibe shows, ‘office of trustee and atthe Us, BOG, ‘Oth street northwest. ples oftmie'on day of sale t i» First Flat, Collars and Cuffs T: Lace and Lace Cur- © DUNCANSON, Trustee, Gerober i, 1555 tain. "“Tadies’ tne work a spectaite: fioime ' mbé-dads ‘corner 9th and D sizests nw, Ap iss AMY LEAVITE OF BOSTON, GRAD-| convenient shape lor the of the New Engiang | We will fu AVI uate and certified examiner Engi will urd