Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1886, Page 3

FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PORTATION LINE. Fee SALE Apor i. MeLk 100,000 HANDMADE | atadargain. Apply to = NED DRIVING | fearless: five and six nis high; welgh between 1,000 and rothers, sired by a thoroughbred. JOSEPIL WILMEL, Rapidan, Va. SALE-A STYLISH CARTIAGE HORSE | And a good dranght horse. at CHAS. KENNEDY'S | Hime depot, corner New Jersey ave. and D st nw. AR STORE AND dcondition. Apply at 605 4g st. 54 POR SALE—CHEAP-STOCK AND FIXTURES of a Grocery Store and Dalry. Inquire at resh dence, 44:5 H st aw hos APPLETONS NEW_A “All Ue volumes delivered at once on Payments Address Box 130, Star mah ly Fee SALP—RETIRING | FR Show eases, counters, safes, tal swing machines, new latrobe watches, clothing, &¢.. at FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE, 314 9b st. mbi-7i SALE — THOROUGHERED CH. FILLY, Fr Wesca, tears, by Cates. hi Tok SALE O4iNCH BICYCLE, BALLS BOTH weak drop bare chenpe pre BLO Adress CY SALB—PIANOS AT BARGAINS—ONE we upright, sight ly used, excellent > $195 ee feet iUGO WORCH & CO. BS SESE mer Piamoagency. _ mhis-zwe || aaa W HANDMADE Hanns POR SALE—A VIOLIN, GUITAR” AND 30:L0- con: illn arate heh Adifem how 7 ar aa ul D MUSLIN Di FL, hmported Eclipse, wok SALI Slippers. Jeweiry, ete butions: very cheap. nist WOR SALES uy Carri a fine « am for « F leaving city LAUGHLIN'S Livery “table, ast Capitol, mb: MARBLE SALOON SM LL tn Store, Soek and Fixtures; Ho en, Tnquire at t ner of 1 A.D. PRELL. | (Ocorrespotid, iurmishes : a DOW 1620 to 102 ste, T¥ SEASONED AND ced as Fepreseited. fise nw SOR SALE—ONE HURDRE) VEHICLES prising Coupes, Park Phuetons, Drags, Jamp-seacs, Bogie, Phaetons, Victorias, and # tine | Varvety of Village Carts, must be sold within the mext thirty days, regardless of cost, to make Foon for in Ov Ll provements and uew stock. DUWNEY, 10 st. mw. mi (OK SALE-ONE ABLE, SOUND MULE, GooD Worker inan = Price $120. Must seil quick. | & SDAISH, wholesale feed, cor. Norta Capi | GROCERY .MEAT AND PI d in the exireme northwest pi SEXTEEME, Star oflier. ml ARRIVED FPOM WISION W., adjoining 6K. Waru’s 1 ‘mah SALE-TWO SECONDHAND COUPE Can be seen | _ mahid-im DE HORSES. SULT: | GAS ENGINE ¢ SALE-TWO DEST efor inost any purve Tiawe. buzgy or coupe. ‘This is abargain. Call aud consult E S75 G St aw. Cun be tried bet FOR SALE-1HE “orro" quires jer: av Be loss of time: no hatid Fuuning elevators. pimp and machinery. - ~end lor cir-ular BALLAUF, Ag RE POR SALE SS WAGONS IN EVE variety, x est stock of plattorm spring | Wagons ever shown in this city at bottom prices, street, West Washington. J. K. PROBY. PRs A splendid opportunity to procure a fine, NEW CPIGHT PIANO at a creat bargain Is offered by owner, whe ia leaving Upright Pi ied. Fosewoud ease. ‘ery Fieh in nd duaile by the best Upricht make we Wil be sold Mienis if disposed a h quality of tone, | with S years guar: a sacritice for cash,or easy | once. } ‘ken as part payment if de- | GE WAREROOMS + JtsT ar- | O'cart Horses, fine pair of broke Veraging from $7 to $200. JOHN S11 12th stn. w n3-Im SALE—-A WELL PAYING LAUNDRY. IN best locality in the a busiuess of | over $200 per week: building for Fent oF sale. A- P. | HILL & CO. 15358 Fa. fiesin Pe ALE GEtReS | DUPORTED CANARY irds fine singers; very cheap. Bird Food and ‘Gages for sale at the bird Store, 1133 7th <t. nw. ST. HARTBEFCHT, Boule Jour SALE SATNS IN Lot cH al PERSONAL. _ LEMAN WHO BY MISTAKE | Mt. Ver En we yeu ete NED BY THE ianis Ourtley to | withdrawn, It having of facts. | Saat “3G ROCK. | A BEAUTIFUL PEMALE | le Americas pare PTION ff respect A., =Ear « HINGTO: v st \CY—OLD- | ablished: reliable information furnished: irec. Office hours ¥ aus. to 10 p.un.: W. WiLLLAMS @ CO, 926 F st hw. we Babagers, cDEVIT & FLINDER, 05 Paav.n.w. N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND pon us we are now prepared to pay full Value for Gents Second-hand Clothing. Address ur call at 1g Dest mw. ‘octet _ PROPOSALS. JPonorosais Fox be receivec at tis oflies, tn! : WEDNESDAY, MAKCH SEVENTEENTH, isso ‘aud opened immiediately thereafter in presenes of bu 11,500,000 hes! best KOI skew Back 250K) barre: ON "iand Arch Bricks, and 10,000 rs Natural Hydraulic Cement, and 75 4. ‘ons to bidders, f these matertal, bagre = Portiand Cem: 1 Oo Specittvations blank forma of propanals for a Sppikation lo this office THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Colonel Corps of Engineers, 5-16,17,18.mh1. 16 UMMER VOR KENT & a RESORTS. | FURNISHED Cor- | and How-g beach” App e, Ebb Hot Drag St z New coven i. APE MAY, 3, For rent. Furnished first-class in all its ap- = Tull partic ONE jars aduress i 6 and 20S S. Fro | Puiladeiphia, Pa, ona WAVERLY, ATLANTIC crTy, opeis all the year, Sun parlor, bot’ and cold bi! bea baths, steain heatek _ Mra INO. L BRYAN’ sam ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. “COLONADE \ opens February ‘150 for spring trade, ot Uy Steats. Or depot Aduress ¢ LEPLER, 623 Lith ot. mow. ATTORNEYS. _ ANPHELL G LEKRYMAN (LATE tiem of Rowton & ereyanam\ Ateneo ga Te Soo Fae Sw ATTOKNEY-ALAW. LAT Gieic “interior bepatinceat: Ten service. Practices belore the teen, Fem and bepartuuents “Houses | CARRINGTON, ATTORN, the Coarta ties 200 Haw liuilding). Xewidence, Tbuy bub street northwest pore a MILL ATIORNEY-AT-LAW, a His shad 4 Cuatont La Buiuaing, +AMPEELL Ci Practices in Licisiana avenue farbos venta eee. S13 T ane mane area QAMUEL H. WALKER. ae SUS Goatisioncr, Notary Public and Attorney ‘or Teems next to City P.O. DENTISTRY. SAMUEL 1. SCOTT, DDS vfuecu: years experience Ia Dentistry. Ofice, 1207 iw. Preservation of the Natural Teeth aspect ‘Cola Shing yuaranteed tor hve yeura., “oss” Dish EE AEST CO OTL ASD E SW. piling & specialty: alse, ue -« toothache without extracting. A iecn! ascastheticy used om the June abevintes pain of estracting Gas given apis Pye 7. M. TaLBorr, Dé : Pat. | Carr. W. | Ne } street, |S. \d | posing massag poromac TRAN A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY. MARCH 15, 1886. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE STEAMER SUF, GROGHESAS, has resumed her trips between Washington and Balti more, leaving “tephenson’s wharf, foot 7th lay OVORY, SUNDAY, 4 p-m., and Baltimore every FRIDAY, at Span ps at River Landings, Freight received on Sat- urdays only, and must be prepaid. “Apply to mbldsm 7 ORFOL 12th and P ‘ake the Safe on, eve 30 p.m. Stopping at returning. {OK POTOMAG RIVER LANDIN« NEW IRON STEAMER “WAK Nb th-street OPUL U.S. Mall Steamer DAYS, WEDNES! or fices, 1351 and Knox's express, 603 Pent: baggage from hotels an For further tnformat: 7th st. wharf ‘Telepho WM. P. . FORTRESS MONROE LEY, which lea ‘Tuesday. private residences. STEPHENSON & BRO., Pa ave. and 7th st. wharf, ‘and Commodi: Colonial EFTELD" Ys, THURS. Returning touch= ND FORT MONROE AR ADUTE, GrokGke LEARY, DAYS AND FRIDAYS, a 7th street wharf, at Baltimore and Ohio of. um ave, St. Marc Hotel, and ‘ave!, who will also cl Ti. General Agent. HECTTO NEW YORK FREIGHT STHAIE r Diistons insos Pier $1, Bast fever, 83 m.: 6t wharf, Wash MORNING Freight xt lowest rates, C. KNIGHT leave every SATURDAY ata idton, every, WEDNESDA\ aps M@ YERson: ur. VERNON! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN | Leaves Tth-street wharf’ dally (except Sunday) foe Teaches: ‘Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock m4 returning, Washington about 3:30 p. m. ae ele L._L, BLAKE, Captain, a TT Sat.“Aprit 1 XD EVERY Through bills o Havre, Antwerp. i for Mediterranean shor frets hitand y No. 4 Bowling Bicerow & mb15 cr ATLANTIC AND W STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIM NEW YORK ANI wien given for Belfast, Glasgow, LIVER- T CORK HARBOR 5. R. AURANIA., era and all other paris id ports on the Continent a IS BIG? LOW & CO. Tih street, Washington, EST INDIA LINE. . Cn ARMING Wisrrr Tovrs British and French West india Islands, &&, SS. BARRACO smoking room, bath rouuts, 1 se1%s.tu.th,6m, TRANSATI ay or more at Demerara, anseuer wecummiod 7th April, Kitts, Anti Trinidad, Grenada, et, nt cuisine, EAYCKAFT & CO. 140 Pearl st. New York. ANTIC c. Beet wkes New Yorx AND HAVE ‘Company’s Pier, No. 42 Nort liver, foot of Morton w York St Germain, I Amerique, Santelli, Wed: Norma able on sight, 1 of 20 LON ER Press steamers of this oun} DAY, landing passengers eicht Was troat New York. brated for their speed and Sengers. Beginning in M also Ieave Sew York on ce, landing passengers 4m je, de hersublec, Pennsylvania av EF. DROOP, 925 Peni: esd iu amounts to suit, on the Paris. LOUIS DE BES Green, New York. ts for the 1) Washington, D. DON AND CONTINENT. YD SS. C0. emen. ‘the fast Ex- WiDNES ict of The: the comt Xpress stex a pase 3 fur cherbourg. tor Paris Iv nia ave., ington, D.C. I rom only rehable Li wed dnily, At stuient. eulways open, . Pariors st Hou ME. KOSS TH and Astrolosts tu Muirigiouy tor wil, satis E RE tol Thali. DEANE OR SELDE Fstablished 1555. 5} Temedies prompt and reli dential: terms reasonable. DILES—DR. MUHLES rect treatment, with gature, Cure uarat st thw. trom 4 to 6p. ie Boge TE Shire Au wen 50 streets northwest SPECIALTIES R. LEON. THE OLDEST ‘Correspotid-tiee Ye m. to 7 p. Mi. has beet S bub. Fee Se and $l. 312 First sts. ai and consul fidential, Separate rooms for iadiex m1s-6t ASTROL- mins teed TABLE ‘ottice hours, 10 ¢ tor ladies; ddvice tree ad cond ved. Can be consulted at LS ALL THE EVENTSOP iidential. Ladi es und gen- nis euch. 408 L street, between $th aud my G-40w= PROF Pie ESSIONAL. M ASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMED AMM properly tangne’ and adniluistered b; BAsUIs1ONE. 519 13th st. uw. eud ior book ex- rauds. 14 situng, a their ir her fou ‘at relief RS DR J. SEMME Keon Chiropodist, M Thuporter and Ma t Chiropodist Goods ROOMS 5 AND'6, a M= “4 FRENG! a AND BUSI B ot home. 1724 to meet ber many’ friends au Deak Rgoreeee xiven be strictly ESS MEDIUM, Uh st. nw. where she will be pleased 5-60 ‘Luntons, Di aul Patronized by ths ND HUSBAND, SUR: icure and Dermutuligist, online part sini DAY. M THIS AFTERNOON. D™4Nson ‘BROS, Auctioneers. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. GIANCERY SALE “OF vaLvaBLE PROVED AND UN. vED REAL ES TATE SUTUATE ON NINETEENTH ST BETWEEN G AND TY-FIRST ‘WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, PATENT ROCKERS, EASY CHAIRS, M. T. TABLES, ENGRAVINGS, DESKS, SIDE BOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES, DINING ae HLSTREI s ON TWEN- STREETS, AND ON’ 1 STREET, BETWEEN CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BED- TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY -SECOND ‘= STREETS NORTHW}NT. WASHINGTOS, STEADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, WARD- ‘By virtue of a decree of the District of Columbia, No. 9398, wherein Mar; complainants and ants, the undersigned as auction in front of each scribed real estate, to wit: ‘On MONDAY, THE MARCH, A. D. 1 that part of lot one, ia mencing at a point twenty. east corner seventy-five feet: thence feet, and thence south to the point of proved by a large dwelling house, No. 21 between 21st aud 224 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; running thence south 21st street twenty % feet to the center of hen east ninety-nine .34 fect: then north castiy six .68 feet: then north fifteen % feet division line between lots 12. and 13; thence west with said division line to a large prick dwelling, No. 8: tween H and I strcets morthwest SAME DA‘ AFTER the above sale, we will Said lot twelve, in said square one hundred and one, be- ing at the southwest corner ofsaid ‘ot tweive, AND ON THE iv THE SAME DAY. the above sale, we will sell the north balfof lot ten (10), im square one ti bea mall frame dwell purchase mot h plece of pro knoel WILLIAM J. 486 Louisiana ave. AMAN, Auct. By direct he west at FIVE O'CLOCK ‘square No. seventy-five, com- Raid square and lot, running thence west on north 1 street twenty-eight feet, thenes north lace of beginning: ud feet to the center ofthe party wall, thenoe Dinety-nine. 4 feet then southwesterly thirty-two a0 feet 16a te (10) fot aly alley west seventy-five -7 with the rights, and use of the ween G and H streevs northwest, ‘Terms of sale: Onetbird of the cash, aud the balance in two equal installments iu one and iwo years, with interest from day ofsale, for which purchaser or purchasers will give their promissory Rotes. A. lien’ is reserved on ‘each piece Sold for the given until all purchase mouey aud interest be Aitconveyanctuy at cost of purchaser, Ov one Decunbplica wieh within ten day aneraae be complied with within ten days after day of sale. CHAS. MAURICE 490 Louisiana. ©. DUVALL, Auctioneer, 925 F street. ION SALE OF LOTON E STRI T WEST RCH FIFTEENTH, 1886, at FIV M 29 feet 9 inches front ROBES, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOISTERS, SHOW CASES, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, COOKING AND HEATINGSTOVES, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c, Atz0, ONE ROSEWOOD CASE STEINWAY &SON PAR- LOR GRAND PIANO. ALSO, BY ORDER ADMINISTRATOR, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH S§1X- TEENTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front and within our salesrooms, 9th and D ‘streets northwest, a general colection of Household Goods; to which attention is called. N. B—The Piano will be sold at Eleven o'clock sharp within the salesrooms. it ATION SALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY. Qh WEDNESDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A M.,at the east entrance of the United States Senate, will be sold at public auction a lot of condemned Property belonging to the Govern- ‘Meat, consisting of old Mines leg, Sofas, Lounges, fase the Supreme Court of in Equity cause Ke Ponara'et aL are, ‘A. Carroll et al, are dete: ‘trustees will sell at public ‘of the premises herein de- FIFTEENTH DAY OF 2 My all “nine feet from the south- running east twenty-elght inning, im- |! I street, Dm feet to the improved Ty On 21st street, be- ‘with back build IMMEDIATELY. that other part of ‘sell Chait. Spittoons, Fenders, ‘Baskets, Andirons, hen north on line of sald 2latetrest twenty: | * Watne GyGroeys DC wADAY, ee Peat Sergeant-at-Arms, U.8.'S. thence on the line of sald 0 \uctioneer feet to point of beginning, MLAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THE ENTIRECONTENTS OF RESIDENCE 621 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trast dated the 1st day of De- geniber, 1885, and duly ‘recorded in Liber No. 1103, follo B18 et seq. one of the land records of the Dis: trict of Columbia, the under ed Trustees will sel at public auction, on THURSDAY, MARC! EIGHTEENTH, 1888, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK, atthe above’ mentioned residence, the en- tire contents, which are partly enumerated below, Viz PARLOR FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER ‘wall. IMMEDIATELY APTER avd forty-one, improved 5, No. 735, on 18th erech money of property ney aud interest. ‘No ‘deed ld, ‘A depot of ty ‘sold. will be required ‘a re P CARPETS, WINDOW HANGINGS, WALNUT v Serie MARBLI-TOP CHAMBER FURNITURE IN aT Hh, E : MILLE KS. DINING-ROOM FUR- x CHINA AND GLASS HEATING’ STOVES, KITCHEN UISITES, &c. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, midis FREDERICK B. MoGUIRE. NCANSON BROS.. Auctioneera, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES U STREET NORTH, NEAR SEV- EENTH STREET WEST. virtue of a deed of trust, dated 23d Septem: ber, 1872, ai:d recorded among the land record: gt the District of Columbia, in Liber 604,at pages, +} rustecs, 1T NORTH- OF SEVENTEENTH. will sell, on MC THIS EVEN. ‘and continue from day to day at ELEVEN O'CLOCK THIS EVENING. 872, de., und at the request of the party sechred toate: bs the Subscriber wiii-sell ‘at pubiie auction, to the highest bidder, tu frout of ue premises on SUDAN, WW ALTER B WILLIAMS & C0,, Auctioneers. ANNUAL SPRING SALE or FINE TRIPLE SILVER-PLATED WARE, ROGERS’ TABLE CUTLERY, MARBLE CLOCKS, BRONZES ANDORNAMENTS, the TWENTY SIXTH MAKCH, 1886, at FIVE, O'CLOCK P. M.- part of square one hundred and sey- enty-six (176), in the city of Washington, in said Dis- trict. beginning for the same at a pointon north U Strect distant east eyghty-eight (8S) feet trom Its In- tersection with 17th strcet west, and run thence east SH gay street, forty-four (44) feet, and extending back south and of the width of said front one bund ‘and ten (110) feet to a tweive foot wide alley, with the ements, rights and appurtenances to the same ing. ns Of sale:_ ‘The amount secured unpaid ($1,000 and interest at 7 per centum per aunam from 23d Sept. 1s72), and the expenses of sale in cash, of which i ae ee ae ie cos dee in Secured notes at six aud twelve montis with interests = By Order Ail "conveyancin ‘ut "purchaser cost "AF compl “AUNTON SILVER-PLATE Y, ance be hot had ‘with terms. of sale within ten Core days the ler # resale may be had at defaulting ae rchaser's cost and riskalter 6 days wotice in Hveu ng Star. Our Salesrooms, COR. TENTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Commencing G at HAL PAST TWO P. M., until entire stock is closed out. ‘The goods wili be guaranteed in every respect as Tepresented, and our instructions are most positive to sell the entire stock without reserve. mb13-deds By ist St, GREAT ART EVENT! A Highly Lmportant and Valuable Collection oF PAINTINGS or THE BELGIAN, FRENCI{ AND DUTCE SCHOOLS. CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, Trustee, 2308: ST SEVEN O'CLOCK, and HALF-PAST SEVEN ‘Termse. gfJanuary. A, D. 1st docket Plainant, and Mary i. Wollard and places of sale. I &e Sati OCLOG! NTH STE. virtue of a decree of t strict of Columb No. 25, wherein Ants, I will geil at publle auetiou, on TUESDAY, | Haanen, A, Van Severduace, i THE si HM pAY OF MARCH, A.D. 1886) | Hiteubnck, A. Verwee, gummeucng st FLV OcLock wat, th trout ol | Hilvenite, B Venere Lots 1, 4.3, 4 and 13, in Wollard’s subdivision of crake Walker, square 1066, ‘recorded in Liver It'L. #1, folio S20, ot | Rivevers We Wakes AS land avenue, 18th strect and P'street northeast. eee Wennerat A: Ab MSE DIATELY APTI, in trout of the diinmernain, mises, 1 will se Zuber Buber, Lot 45, in Woilard’s subdivision of square 1095, Tare recorded in Liber W. 6. M., at ollice, together with sale: One-qu IS at Six, CWE red by deed of trust on at cost of pure public notice of such lished in Washington, D. C. Piats will be shown at office of trustee and atthe sale. ©. DUNCANSON, Trustee, ner #th and D streets n. Ww. CHARLES mh4-déeds ORSE AND CARRIA ce, EVERY Ti DAY St TREET EAST, OF aRTY SITUATED | Crovgaert, G. Thosenbooin, A. AND AVENUE AND THL 8, G. Hosivrse, J. P SEREET AN rasder, J.J. ML Savery, Hi NORTHEAST, e inel, Fe Schielels, HF, TWEEN Si: | Be Hang, SE L Semenowi ky, Be E bets | be Vogel, G5. over, P. ‘STREETS eee Wari, ac Keiberg, W. yaithon, — he Supreme Court of wee valthon, rueronane Everson A, ‘Van parame, E. en, G ‘cause No. 7 Rcrk bot Gerard, Theo. ‘an den Kerkbove, E harles F | Goupil, L. ‘au Leemputien, C ii the improvements, &c. ter cash ve and eighteen months 1" day of sale with ‘six per cent interest. at option of purchaser or purchasers. "A deposit of $54 Fequired on exch piece sod at time of sale. Cony ancing, phed with in ten days trom day of sule, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell at defaulting purchaser or purchosers, after five days’ No 940 Louisiana avenue. Action Sale of Horses, Carriages. ESDAY, THURSDA MORNINGS, CEN ‘Large and well assorted st Boniries, Wagous, Harness &c.. &c., always on at private sale. 3. 1 MARCH SEVENTERNTH, EIGHTEENTH AND Out of town purchasers can have goods carefully NINETEENTH, 1886, Beas AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., aT THR mhi3- ‘Auctioneers, SCOTT ART GALLERY, WILLARD'S HALL, =e ——— Now oN _ TO-MORROW. EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING, UNTIL J) ENCASSON BROS, Auctioneers ARTISTS REPRESENTED: OVERSTRUNG, P x Mirae: & SUN PIANU, COST 31200, Munier, On TUESDAY Mor N! MARCH TX- Noterman Z TRENTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we will sell within | a5 Pinchart, i. our salesroons, th and D streets nortuwest the | Garett Se Piotrowski A. above instrume ( varties in search ofan excellent | Clube. fd, ‘oriieljc, Fe Viano are respectfully called to this sale, | Gon, ortieije, J. mh12,13,15-3t Coreos, MY. Guitton Others are defe ‘Olio S76, in surveynn wish to state that no pains Bee ing together this sper Many’ of the pictures have rder, and have certifi: ates of ‘as.” Others ure consigned by the artivts themse d are fresh from their easels, altogether constituting the most valuable collection that I wave ever offered to the public. Hoping that my efforts will be duly appreciated, | am yours traly, A. DHUYVETTER, Jn, No. 47 UNivEnsiTY Puace, NEW YORK. No. 3 Covers Rue pe x'Horrrat, ANTWERP, BELGIUM. Mr. B. SCOTT, Jr., will conduct the sale. WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta, mh12-7t UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, STER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR YLVANIA AVENUE AND EIGHTH eT SOUTHEAST. balance in equal iginallty on th notes to be ‘sold or all cash, property e haser. ‘Terms to be com- risk and cost of in some newspaper pub- AR, . Wagons, Harness, comm ON CHIROPODIST, curer of Fine Manicure south of New York. VERNON KOW, 45 Penusylvania ave. MAG. uf ud patrons. Re N, 1321 13TH NeW. Estabilshed 1555. ‘Special eatment for’ indies Femedies prompt and reliable: advice tree and conik ential: ter able. Call or write w= _ FINAN CIAL, Pausce & Ware, STOCK 64 Broadway, Tse Pith avenn 639 1: WASHINGTON, BALTL NEW Yui, sireet (Corcoran Build PEIVALE S1UCK TELEG BROKERS, } New York, Wasnington bu Wik Oleh, PHILADELP BOSTON, dc, ead GuNeuAL PantNzus, James WHiTELY MAYNARD Hexry I. boper, Wittiam K Thavins, H. Chvke Oaxuey, © byne Washing on, D.C. Special Purtuer. Buy sud sell on Commission “ali classes of Hallway Securities, HL H. DODGE, Resident Partuer. Quotations of Stocks. ing the markets WOOD AND COAL. ‘TO: for sale, c¢ 10,000 and K streets northwest, rr kon SOF FRESHLY MINE. the vers lowest od prepared in the best 1 \ds and informatton re d thro D COAL ery desirable Kindiing and ner. Quick and omprisiug pric venue and 20th Land Wharf, 6tb aud Water streets southwest, G. L. SHERIFF. BRANCH YARDS AND BY TEL! pvt ‘Woon JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: TWELFTH AND WAT SR STREETS SW. OFFICES CONN! PHONE. 1202 F street northwest. Corner 3d and K streets northwest. THE 7 EIDMAN & WAI Vv Book _cel3. 420 and 42: \IESON BROTHERS PRACTICAL BOOK Riseres Celebrated Dr. P. BIGESMOND'S Blenna. Bouk-binders, Paper-r 128% Fenusylvania avenue, Wi Ba Fine Prinung aspecialiy. MEDICAL, &. 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. RADES. SON, ters, and Blanic ianutucturers, 1th st nw. Fronting 23 feet on. 6 9-12 feet (except a staal Footy water and gas, Sood order, stuble'n yous WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, TE SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE RESI- PM.on STAN two years, alle: each hi POURSTORY AND ATTIC PRESS BRICK, NO. RSDAY AFT! EIGHTEENTH at FIVE iu front of the premises, Part Lot 23 improved by e, with back. alarse ns “ar, This property is situated well located, convenient to ment de} sinually and secur mld PROPERT Xr, BRUTISH MINISTE ALURDAY, TH 1 'y best portion of dene Terms of sa’ a mbit, 15,1719) EET, T NORTHWEST, TO CLOSE AN ES- th “street, with'a depth of 119 Lofiset in re artinents and business ‘men, sold to close an estate, Terms: One-third Cash; balance in one and two ZcaTs notes to Dear ix’ per cent interest, payable or all cash, at option of purchaser. Conve; at cost of pirchuser. quired at time of sale. ‘Terms tobe ten days, otherwise right reserved to resell the erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pul fier tive days’ pi ublie notice lished in Washi Hy umes mewawener Bul ington, D.C. BOWLES & Co, in front of thé premises, Nos. 1920 and, Ss. We will se@i,at publicauction atFTVEO'CLOCK ‘| Street northwest, two sunall Houses and nt weil to good tenants. This Of the most expensiveclaractersis in ly Improving uelghbothood, and is sold tree 1ouse Will be required on acceptance of bid. of Curriages, Pursuant to a decree of the ee, Court of the. hand | District of Columbia, made on the Oth day Maret, Se GER, Act mnB-dnn | TBS, puewed. lu kauity Conte Mo PS, Meas — = | 25-tie undersigned tune wil, Se RATE pAY, THE VHD “DAY OF APNE i866 at FACE, O'CLOCK P. M., sell at public auction, in front of the Premises, the toliowing real estute, situated in the City of Washington, in’ the District’ of Coluanbia, to Wit: Part of lot nuinbered threo (3) lu. square ulin bered $24, commencing at the southwest corner of suid lot No. 3, running thence east 20 feet. 10 inches: thence norih 70 fect; thence west 20 feet 10 Inches ud thence south 70 feet to the place of begining: 5 tonthe north to be Used as-an “alley to lots 3 Terms: One-third cash, and the residue in two equal instalments, at six and twelve months, with interest, NEAR CORNER OF 5 ERNOON, MARCH "LOCK, Wwe will sell, Square 457, ) to 2 25 ioot well-built press brick front containing 13 rooms,bath- ndern conveniences, house in | Notes and approved security required fur the deterred Payments, Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. A In the center of the city, | deposit of ‘$100 required at tine of sale. mab 12-1 weeds KOBT. BALL, Trustee. rpuostas J. FISHER & CO, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLINGSOUTHEAST CORNER OF H AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court. the District of Columbia passed on the 9th day. January, 1886, In ‘Whereli Isabella W. street car lines, govern: nd is being by deed of trust ‘on th A deposit of $250 re complied with in ro er of pag of fi Equity cause No. 9,004, Ashiord, executrix, is compu Sut and Sambel Sptigg, bal’ aro defendants the i dersigned willon THURSDAY, THE BIGHTRENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., sell by public auction, in front of the premises, Lot numbered fifteen (15), in square numbered nine hun- dred and twelve (013), in the city of Washington, D. C.,improved bys threestory Drick building, press, brick front, store on ground floor with dwelling a situate at the southeast corner of Hand. stb streets northeast, on the line of the Columbia railway. ‘Ferus f sale: One-third cash, and ihe Fesldue in two equal instalments, payable respectively in one a aera see Eaca an aeereeye® DUNCANSON BROS, Teal Katate Brokers, —— 1424 New York avenue. ON N STREET, NEAR TWENTIETH L terest trom the day of wale tll paid, at the rate of six property islocated | BOF Celt ber aunuih and to besdeurdd on the prover:y of al catia che optiow of te. purchaser ‘conveyancing to be at cost of purchaser” x4 ‘CALDERON CARLISLE, the northwest, surrounded 307 D street n.w. mbrances, with guaranteed title. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, ” 2 Oue-thirdeash; balance in one and “410 Sth street nw Six per cent, secured on the property oF ee aos tion of purchaser. A deposit of 3100 on NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All creditors of the estate of Violetta L. 5, de JOHN BOWLES €'C0.11|| cemed, are hereby notified, x8 required in the Stove: Liew Basan 4 PURE MALT FXTRACT. the highest mertt, Itts manufacture ofrom | mh6-dds JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, } Trusters, est muateriais, and combines Wifes! Possesses the chore table qualities ofa Alig aud wuolesome properties orihe best Mult dex. Its @ true tonic and delightful aule fot invalids and pergoue tn mentioned decree, in equity cause No. 9,094, to file thar claims before the mudiwor of tie Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, with the vouchers thereot March, 1860, the day'of eale-sbove mentioned. "7 ° . ne day of = CALDERON, CARLISLI pal | 7 F\OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Lav Igor. BETWEEN SIX1H AND SEVENTH STREETS drink, with beverage, alike dest health. “Will be found tittlconolie arableasant and complete substitute fur By viriue ofadecree of the Supreme Court of thisieiete dak mont of whit are Wo stimulating | ene pistrict of Columbia, passed Ih "eaulty Cause Is ‘the beverage “Par Fxcellence’ for m Ho, 2700, L will ofer jor sale on THURSDAY mothers. creates strengthens and Inv! ‘an abundance of milk, while igorates the entire: MARCH EIGHTEENTH, 1886,at FIVEO'C! Movat public aaction, tn. front" of the premisen the “Atel ‘a fs y western 15 feet 4 inch of lot 1 insquare west of square yank Lcaetal ansayais, Wiibur G. Hall, Bb. D. bf ed 484: together with the improvements thereon, com oe ‘bevexage Sat een etal ing Of a two-story trame dwell lwhle ‘beverage, and a wholesome Invigorating tonle | Siting Of two-story Irame du by Frau ie Jeunes, Phe Be siteays: Sits low gy eceritage cetice, its delightful taste and odor, all combine to re- comniend Nicholson's Malt Extract as Hourishing beverage, and she best article of te sort hat has ever come under my examination.” DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, ST. LOUIS At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, 918 STH ST. WASHINGTON. vices ‘of alcohol, its efferves- ruse, 2 (of which cash nt $100 shall be paid as a deposit at the time of sass), Snd the balance in two equal instalments at six and twolve mouths from, day of sale with interest at alx rcent. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. On ure to comply with the terms of sale within seven, days the right fs reserved to resell at risk and cost of Selnulting purchaser. JOHN E. McNALLY, Trustee ‘Columbian Law Building, 10S, E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT oN G STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS NORTHEAST. belng a most Qn. AND JOB PRINTERS. D.. fala TAL, REORATIVE, OF THE E GHAISLLANT'S, Druggist, 484 Poun, RICOKD, radicator, of ave., Agent for ‘Iin® D only reliable three doors irom tis branches ‘Teeth wascanled Yrompt treatment. Cor ons strietly contidential, Oilice always open, LEON, THE OLDEST ‘Ladies’ ESTABLISHED AND in the city, can be Physician consulted "duliy.. 464°C et. bet. 4:yand Gan vise oe respondence and consulta: ‘Separate rooms fur ladies, md-6ee Ger Tue Best “THE CONCORD HARNESS” a “THE CONCORD COLLAR” ape, cate, Sm cae Pag en see aaee op am with maker ‘and trade-mark. By virtue Of a decree of tne the District ‘passed ‘ame ‘Terms as prescribed by the decree: : and the balance tn eqaal taataistents ia ait and foals LUTZ & months from day of sale, for which the Pennayi venue, purchaser, interest at six pér cent. Adjoining National Hotel _ | fale, and secured by deed of trust on the Se HORSE Berit ty fio and CARRIAGE ROBES | will’ be taken, all cash at ‘1D great variety at Very Low Prices. 0cl6 | chaser. A depoxit of $50 will be ab < gale, and all conveyancing and. wil CUNNINGHAM, Maca Tren. Faget atne: BS | THOS m WAGGAMAN, dou > black, embroidered borders, 480. perp, A PoP AA OL A Tt sss Br Mk Eb ok Tt o88s PO A 4 TL AA Ss58 oo Y ¥ A FR Oo EY A £439 ¥ fh & oo 8Y AA FFF A NNN FO AA NNW Fe AA NNN F AAA NNN F AA NNN SBR A A BoB Aa eR SoG hE Bob AA R™RE oo Aah tt Bop 2“SE EGGS AMAT beg big bi big & 8 at “ F3 wegey Tt C00, 000 > Bob> ata 8 ofa Hr} > > goteg Soon? Ree bobs) "a af} pe Le son] Brees Plakkie Hees ee BEER KEREE KKEEE EE! meres EKER SEE) B2Az! ares ALZALS a S 4 o SaSss 227! Beaded Edging and rosary beads in black and all colors: all sizes, steel beaded ornament gimps just ‘opened. Colored moss trimming, $1.16. Black, 98c. PoP AA P a4 4 UL a2 4 RRR ee, A A X gon OO 2 Fy ea pee 8 3 VY AA L EE % ¥ M4 tus bie RRR bg ye 8 It RI YY by Buss ‘Black Silk Hose, ecru, split feet, 98c. Children's Derby Ribbed Hose, all colors and sizes, 220, PPP A Lb A Ir PoP ARLE AA Tr Proaht iat PB A ALLELA A Sys8 BPR 99, F AE RRO O AA L RRR 9 O ¥¥Y AAL RROO Y AMAL BR 00 ¥ A UALIL YY BRE gS, TIT SSstE Ex Y ¥ Res p83" 1 ee Sgg8 KK v T BBB OA GGG, A TINN N688g B As RRS da HNN R Bub ASAE RG co Aaa IN Nig S BBBA AR B XUAN NNSs38 Bibbed, Silk and Wool mixed. Colors: Pink and ‘White, Blue and White, Plain Whits. Low neck and 10 sleeves nae eee Crepe Lisle Bodices, White, Pink, Blue, $1.08 up to $1.83. : rs A big Pe & £ A TE gSSs Efe ke Moe ‘2 aA A WIL AA 00 x A L be £3 4 A ry 83 b RR 00 = aA aN ON fer = go EE FS Sco sad NRW t ‘GGG we RM S558 BBB A GGG A IINN N PART ATES B Rg 6 oF He RE sus AR a A408 NNSss°> ‘New spring style Puff.and Knot Scarfs, 48c., 68¢ and 98c. Full regular Halt Hose, all colors, silk clocks, 15c. a pair. ‘Dress Shirts, 890, ‘Night Shirts, 50c., 68c., 75c. Collars, 2 for 25c.. Cuffs, 20c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 150. erro A HH g883 rf Fe Pe Sots A re 83-9 A 2d EDITION. Late Teer bie Si AN ENGINEERS’ STRIKE POSSIBLE. Grievances of the Brotherhood on the C., B. & Q. Railroad. CxrcaGo, March 15.—The statement is pub- Ushed here this morning that the Chicago, Bur- Ungton & Quincy railroad engineers have a grievance which may result in a general strike all along the line. A week ago the Brotherhood of Engineers sent a committee to Chicago to In- terview the officials, The commitice has had several Interviews with General Manager 1.1. tone, but no purpose, Its demands are understood to be Tor, concessions ‘along the en- tire road, and Mr. Stone says that he has not the authority to grant the request. The men are waiting for the return of Vics President Potter, now in the west. What they chiefly want revision of the schedule of wages. The claim ts not so much for an advance of wages as for the better classification of them. The men who make over-time want more definite state- ment as to their rate of pay. fcleaschs ela Parson Bristor Ordered Out. rack, N.Y. March 15.—The Rev. Dr. Bristor, the indicted clergyman of the Spring Valley church, was ordered out of the Methodist at noon to-day, and given 48 hours vacate the premises, if not out then he will be put out, —— Fifty-three Rounds in an Hour. A LIVELY FIGHT AT LEADVILLE, WHICH CAME NEAR ENDING IN A RIOT. DENVER, Col., March 15.—A special to the News from Leadville says: A prize fight, lasting one hour, was fought yesterday atternoon in Carbonate hall, between Jack Cunningham, of Silverton, and Bryan Campbell, of Leadville, both hard hitters. They used ‘soft. buckskin loves, with the fingers cut off at the second font. "Fifty-three rounds were fought, during which the men succeeded in knocking each other down several times, but they were always up when time wascalied. In next to the last round Campbell knocked down one of Cun- ningham’s seconds, A free fight then com menced, but was stopped by a dozen policemen, ‘who jumped into the ring with drawn revolvers. Order was soon restored. The referee then ordered the men to the scratch. Cunningham responded, but his antagonist was completely exhausted. The battle was therefore given to the Silverton slugger. ———— Burned for the Seventh Time. PHILADELPHIA, March 1 The three-story brick building, Nos, 223 and’ 225 Wood street, occupied by ington & Co., as a bobbin, Manufactory, was burned about oné o'clock this morning. The building was almost entirely consumed. Loss about $38,000, The factory had been burned out six times previously. The fire spread to the chair factory of Ring & Graves, on the east, but was checked. a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. prices ofthe New York Stock Market totay, as Reported by ‘Special wire to Hf. H. Dodge, O39 Lath street! IS Sy 51 Eee ee aes ha} ‘s | Reading... Den. aut Erie. St Paul. |S | Do. pr mao) 861 Lakeshore. aH Lou. & Nasi.) 425) 4: Mich. Cent... tye (Union Pac | 491 MK: de TO) 355, “358 |Wab. Pac -—| Mo Pac... 1058; 107% | Do. pret] 20: Nid, Cont) Sig! 545; |West Union| 63 pial io abet te From Wall Street To-day. New York, March 15.—At the opening of the stock exchange this morning first prices were generally 3% to% above the final quota- Lions of Sa*urday, although Pacific Mail was 4,, Lackawanna, and Western Union % lower. During the hour the movement in prices has been very irregular. In the early dealings con- siderable strength was developed in Lacka- wanna, Pacifie Mail and Western Union, the first mentioned stock advancing 1%, Pacific Mail 14 and Western Union ‘At the same tlme St. Paul was notably weak, declining 75 per cent. ‘The strong. stocks reacted ‘slightly, and “St. Paul regained some of its loss. ‘The movement in the rest of the list was irregular, but prices are generally fractions higher than at the openiny. There has been active trading in St. Paul, Western Union, Lackawanna, Lake Shore and Pacific Mail, and a fair business in the rest of the list, Ati o'clock the market is moderately active | and rather heavy. — Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from Saturday’s quotations on the Washington Stock Exchance are noted to-la U.S. 4los, 1891. coupon, 112% bid. 112% asked. $448 t1981, rezistered, 1124 bid, 112%, asked. U. 4s, colipon, 127 bid. 127% asked. U.S. 4s. regis: tered, 126" bid, 126% asked. D.C. ‘per. imp. 1891, coin, 114% bid. D.C. per. imp. 7s, 189 currency, 118% bid, 120 asked. Market stock 7s, {s02, currency, 10% Did.» BO-Fear fund, 6s, 1902, coin, 128 bid.’ Metropolitan iH. stock. 101 nid, 103 asked. Wash, Gas, 30% bid, 4014 asked. Firemen's Ins, 43% asked. Arlington Ins.,152 bid. Columbia, Ins! 10% bid.“ Rizgs Ins, Gy bid, 744 asked, Masonic Hall bonds, 104 bid." Washington Market stock, 20% bid, 214 asked. — Washington Brick Machine, 100% bid. Second National Bank, 110 bid. Great Falls Ice, 115 bid, 126 asked. ~ Kéal Pstate Title Insurance, 102’ bia. “Penn. “Tel. Co. 45 bid. Ghesapene “and Pos Tel’ Co. Gone bid, 70% asked. U.S. Blectric Light, 65 bid, 70 ask Baltimore Marxets. BALTIMORE. Mp.. March 15.—Virginia sixes, con- lidated, 60; past-duc coupons, G6: uew threes, Gla: Rew venfortics, 40: North Gatolina sixes old; 130 Did to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp... eh 15.—Cotton. steady and quiet—middling, 9, Flour steady and quiet—Howard street and western super, 2.753.235: q9 do. extra, 3,004.10; do, family, 4.35a4.76: city "ints super, do, extra, 3.504 fo. Rio brands, ‘pSCO. do. superlative patent, 5.75. Wheat—southern stead: fulet: western steady and dull: southern red, lo. amber, 97a99; No. 1 Maryland. 97a97%y: western winter red, spot, 924493; March, 9: May, 95a95%. Corn—southern easier and activ western lower and active; southern white,47a4 flow, doad7; Western mixed, spot, "4is,ai6%: March! Gai%, April, 464i: May, dowaie steamer, 44545, ‘Uais steady and quiet—soutuern: ‘Boad2; western white, 38a42: western mixed, 36837; Pennsylvania, Sued Ryesteady. 70a73. Tay ste and firm — prime to choice western, 14.00a16. Provisions dull'and easier. Mess pork, 10.25al 1. Bulk meats—shoulders and clear riv sides, packs 4%a6. Bacon—shoulders, 4%: clear rib_sides, 6: hams, 10yalli Lard — refined, firm—western, packed, fgus higher, 13813%. "Petroleum ‘dull—refined, “sig Golfee firm tio ‘orditnes’ to_ fair: Sigaste Sugar quiet and steady—A somt, 6%: copper refined quiet, 10ia10%. Whisky steady, 1i9al20. Freighes { Liverpool per steamer’ firm” and steady—cotton, 5-32a.; flour, 18. grain, 2 'Recelpus—flour, 3,058 darrels: wheat, 11,000 bushels: corn, £39,000 busiels: oats, 6,000 bushels: rye, 1,300 bushels Shipments— Bout, 1/206 barrels; corn, 60,000 ‘bushels Sales— whest, 141,000 bushels; corn, 289,000 busheis, Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, March 15, 11:15 a. m—May wheat active aud, ‘steady, So5. Corn ‘stendy——May. oly Ses sicuny—Maye Soa, Pork weaker and active, May, 9.77% Lard weak—May,5,9580.97!, The Telephone Investigation. ‘MR. ROGERS AGAIN BEFORE THE COMMITTEE. When the telephonic investigating commit- tee met to-day, at the request of Mr. Ranney, J. Harris Rogers was recalled to the stand. He said that the parties forming the original Pan- Electric company paid nothing for the stock in addition to the price fixed in the contract. Mr. A. 8. Hewitt bad declined to take the stock reserved to him, on the round of feeble health and accumulated usiness, The interest saved for him had been divided and sold. Senator Vest bought some and two lady acquaintances of Senator Harris also bought stock. One hundred thou- sand dollars in stock’ was received by Gov. J. C. Brown. He was to receive the same terms as were offered to Mr. Hew- itt, except that he was to pay a smaller amount. ‘Witness gave Father Rocheiort, of St. Dominic's chureh, 000 in stock. He alsogave $10,000 to Richard Wintersmith, of Kentucky. “He'had tes for it. He had also given $10,000 fi'wock to Marcus Wright, District Government Affairs. THE HEATING OF THE DENNISON BUILDING. Building Inspector Entwisle has written a letter to the District Commissioners in refer- ence to the heating of the Dennison school building, in which he holds that the apparatus there if’ properly managed would heat the building perfectly, He ex; himself, how- ever, as favoring the direct system the indi- rect system ot heating employed Denni- son building. —+— MopELs IN PATENT CASES AND THE BELL ‘TELEPHONE.—It has been published as “a singular discovery” that there is not on file in the Patent Offices model of theoriginal Bell telephone for which a patent was issued. Patent Office officials, however, say that there is nothing very singular about it, as models of inventions have not been required since 1870. It is now a matter left to the discretion of the Commissioners, and if he sees fit to ask for a Government Employes at Washington. A BILL PROVIDING FOR A COMMISSION TO CLASSIFY THEM IN A UNIFORM WAY IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS, Representative Cox, of North Carolina, the ebairman of the House civil service committee, has prepared a bill to introduce in the Honse to-morrow providing for the appointment of a commission by the Fresident to report to Con- gress upon the classification, compensation and number of clerks and officials in the civil ser- vice of the government at Washington. The commission is to consist of five, three, of ‘whom only can belong to the same party. Three are to be appointed from private Iife, and two are to be officials of the government. ‘The duty of the commission will be to examine into the duties, compensation, €c., of the clerks In the departments, and to reclassify them according to the duties they perform, all of the same class in all the departments getting the same com- pensation. ‘The classification ts to extend to all wh riorm elerical ser- Nice; laborers and those officials who are sub- Jeet to confirmation by the Senate being the guly jones excepted. | The cominission is to make any recommendations they may deem necessary, and to formulate some plan to regu- late leaves of absence and the employment of substitutes, The commission is to be entirely Under control of the President, and their sala- ries are to be fixed by him. Their report is to be submitted to the President in time to be transmitted to Congress by the beginning of ext session. Mr. Cox bas been giving great attention to this matter, and has consul 1 the heads of departinents and made a pretty thorough investigation of the question. The bill is not looked upon as in any way hostile to civil service reforra, but it wil bly meet Frith the approval of the partisans generally, us it will bridge over the fall elections with au @x- amination that may or may not result satisfac torily to the office-seeking classes, and which cannot be construed as opposed to civil service reform, Capitol Toptes. SENATOR MILLER'S FUNERAL TRAIN. The train bearing the remains of Senator Miller for burial in California and the family and escort lef the B, and P. depot at 7:10 Saturday evening, and will arrive in San Fran- cisco at 11:10 a. mi, next Friday. Ot the Senate committee, Senator Jones, of Nevada, was the only member who accompanied the party. The entire House committee went, consisting of Representatives McKenna and Loutett, of Cal- Moria; Spriggs of New Yorks Morgan, of Mis: sissippl; Hepburn, of lowa; Lattoon, of Ken- tucky, and Milliken, of Maine. Chief Clerk Johuison, of the Senate, had eharge of the party as financial agentand paymaster, and Nelson Parker (colored) went along as catérer. A SENSATIONAL STORY SET AT REST. Representative Laftoon has gone to California with Senator Miller's remains. Some papers Which he ad accidentally left were found yes. terday, and gave rise io a story that he had been fully dealt with, Word has been received from him, and he is saie. stor PERSoNAL.—Representative Hewitt's health is so poor that he has asked for and been granted indefinite leave of absence from the House on that account.—Leonard Myers of Philadelphia, F. F. Wilder and Hammond Hicks of New York, E. B. Parsons, of Sodus Point, N. Y., B. W. Stecie of Colorado Springs, EL Sanbourn and wite of St. Paul, and Juo, E. Lamb of Terre Haute, are af Ube’ Riggs — ay in Mrs. J.P. Palmer was registered yeste: New York.—Rev. Mark Gross ot Georgia, who. recently declined the Catholic bishopric of Sa- vannah, is here visiting his brother, Albert Gross, in South, Washington,— Dr. If. B. No- ble, jr., leaves Washington to-day fora trip to Go¥, Shepherd's mines in Mexico.—Col, H. R. ‘Mizner, Cornelius Morrison of NewYork, Jno, R. Cary of Milwaukee, and Gen, 5, R. Smith, adju- tant general of Connecticut,are atthe Ebbitt.— C, W. Skinner and wile, ot Elmira, 8. D. Haines, of Jersey City, C. A. Taylor, ot Richmond, and George L, Hastings, ot Troy, are at _the Metro- olitan.——The will of the late Mrs, Julia Sinith ‘arker, of Glastonbury, Conn., gives to Mrs, Jane H. Shepherd, ot Washington, D. C., a sili bed quilt containing 7,000 pieces.——Gov. Wil- son, of West Virginia, BW. Hoyt, ot New Hampshire, W. P. Walsh, of Hot Springs, Dalzell, of New York, and G. R. Thompsor Boston, are at the National.—Mr. C. B. Rheem leaves this evening for Milwaukee on business, —Nrs. Gen, Ward B, Burnett has arrived from New York with friends.—It 1s re- ported that Representative Collins has sold his South Boston bome and will become a member ofa Washington law firm with Jef Chandk Prof. C. V. Riley and sister and R. H. Thayer, of Washington, were registered in Jacksonville on Saturday.——Mr. James J. Christie, deputy sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, is better, and is now considered out of danger—Mr. Wm, 8. Hawk, proprietor of the Windsor Hotel, New York, will arrive at the Ebbitt this evening.— W. H. Denny and Geo. T. Denny, of Pittsbuag, Clinton Stuart and W.C. Berchet, ot New York, WY, 3 Hoberty of Cincinnati, M.'L. Willard, of Chicago, D. Z. Yost, of 5 Franc! le Marie Aimee ‘and Miss Anandale are at Wile lard’s.—Col. Henry N. Johnson, postmaster at Cumberland and editor and_ proprietor of the Baily News of that city, died on Saturday at Asheville, N.C. where he went last November for his healuli, RANGE oF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow- ing were the readings at the signal office to-da; 3 a.m. 47.8; 7 am. 46.0; 11 a m., 56.5; 2 p.m., 62.0, Maximum, 62.0. Minimum, 45.4. THE HaMrzto: —— -HILi{MANSLAUGHTER Case. In the Court in General Term to-day, Chief Jus- Uce Cartter delivered the opinion of’ the court reversing the judgment of the Criminal Court in the case of’ Charles Hamilton, colored, con- Victed of manslaughter, in killing George’ Hill, about four years since, and sentenced to six years in the penitentiary, and ordering a new irial. ‘This was the secotid conviction of the ac- cused for this offence, the first having been set aside, The General Term held that the court below erred in charging as to the law of seli-de- fence and the introduction of proof as to good character. —— A Pastor Disurssep.—Rev. Henry Scott is pastor of Mount Moriat Colored Baptist church, ut the corner of 21and_N streets southwest. Recently the deacons and membership claim to have ascertained that Scott was corresponding with parties in Rhode Island in relerence to taking a church there. The consequence is that the deacons summoned Scott to appear before them, but he refused to appear, and a ineeting was held last Friday night by which he was summarily dismissed, and they made arrange- ments for a temporary supply. Lomccices tI RopBeErres RepoRTED.—Late Saturday night or early Sunday morning thieves entered the residence of the Hon. J.C. Spooner, No. 5 B Street northwest, and carried off $40 worth of clothing. Last night thieves entered the resi dence of John W. Hunter, 1317 W street, and stole a gold watch and chain, $2 in cash, and a hat; value $50. R. B. Youngs & Co,’ report stolen a box of eggs, worth $4. Mrs. Maria Jackson, 1410 8 street northwest, reports that Saturday night, while on S street, between 14th and 15th strects, a colored boy snatched a satchel, containing $1.50 in money and car tickets, from her. ___-___ Affairs in West Washington. HoUSEBREAKING.—Thomas Davis, No. 3246 M street, reported ‘that late Saturday “might some person or persons forced the front door of his Shoe-shop_and stole five pairs of shoes, i to $6, and a setot shoemaker's ued at $5; total SLL. Nores.—A drinking basin for horses and cattle is being placed on 32d street, near M street, by the Commissioners.—-The water In the canal was drawn off yesterday for the pur- pose of repairing @ portion of the wall above the Aqueduct bridge—Mrs. Joseph Collins, jr. and her children have left here tor Texas ‘on'a visit to her parents in that state.—Pres! dent Baughman, of the C. & 0. canal company, says if the coal strike continues canal employes Will have tobe discharged. Seep a DUE TO GROSS NEGLIGENCE. Passenger Says of the Disaster barat a to the Oregon. Jersey City, March 15.—The steamship Fulda arrived at Hoboken this morning with the passengers and crew of the Oregon on board. They looked sleepy and careworn. ‘The Oregon's officers and crew declined to say anything concerni: the disaster. Ringk, of the Fulda, said that they sighted the Oregon with a distress signal at 4.30 Sunday moruing, and immediately hove to, and took her crew and passengers aboard by boats aud rafts without accident. . 2A PASSENGER'S STORY. One of the passengers of the said: “I was siceping Bt the time of the accident, when Theard aloud crash, I hurriedly and ran upon deck. ‘The saloon, stairway and deck — were crowded with men and Women rushing about as if they were mad. ‘The ofticers and crew were equal to the emergency. I cannot see how the accident could have occurred if there had been proper care and vigilance taken. I consider it DUE TO GROSS NEGLIGENCE on the part of some of the crew of the Peould'eee wothing of the schooner, ‘walt 1s said to have run into us, and 1 have’ no doubt ‘that she sunk with all on board.” Pilot Russel, of the pilot boat Edmuud Blunt, No. 2, reper haying taken off from a Phila- Gelphia whaler, Plot Joe Parker, the chief off!- cer and three men Of the steainship Oregon. ‘They had been 24 hours in an open boat with two barrels of crackers and water when rescued by the schooner, They came up to the city this morning on the tug boat F. W. Vosburg. WHAT THE CAPTAIN SAYS, Capt, Cottier, of the has made a state- ment "which ’ docs not light’ on the cause of said that theschooner, Oregon down showed “ was running under @ full ‘The Dempecy Whips La Rianche A SPLENDID FIGHT OF THIRTEEN ROUNDS, Ta Blanche and Jack Dempeey had a terrifie thirteen-round fight at Rye, Westohester county, N. ¥., early yesterday morning, in the presence of about forty members of the York Racquet club, The stakes were $1,000 a sid with. @ purse of $2,100 added by inembers of the Racquet club. ‘The fighting was spirited from the start, and La Blanche forced it at first, but Dempsey got the best of him and won the contest. “In the last round both fought at half arm distance, and did not stop pounding each other until the “ Marine” a |, exhausted, Dempsey went to his corner, showing the ter= Tibie punishment he had received, while the “Marine” vainly strove to get to his fect. Me Was practically, af not literally, knocked out, en the referee called “time” he could not respond. However, he got up, and hurling him- self gamely at Dempsey, fell powerless into the latter's arins, a END or THe Six Cacks AGAINST Gronam MANTz.—Mr. Taggart called attention in the Criminal Court to today the six cases of receiv ing stolen property against George Manti,crow= ing out of the old detective prosecutions, and Stated that after conferring with the district atiorney the conclusion had been arrived at that they could not secure a conviction; that the Withesses they would have. to rely upon were convicts, He, therefore, asked to cuter & nolle pros in éach case, which was done. THE ASSAULTON Mx, JoRDAN.—Towlay, in the Criminal Court, Joseph Beam, indicted ‘for an assault and battery with intent to kill J. Parker Jordan, was tried. The Jury returned a verdict of guilty of simple assault and a tine of $90 oF fiily days in Jail, EE Col. J.C. Lee, the principal bailiff of the mar- shal’s office, will tender Lis resignation to the marshal in & day or two, take elfect on the 20th instant, SCHAEFER AGAIN THE Vicror.—Jacob Schae- fer has again proved his right to the claim of being the champion billiard player of the world, having ina five-night game at New York de: seated M. Viguaux by the remarkable score of 000 to 1,855. The game lisel! was Ube three ball, eighteen ‘inch balk-~ine, the most diMeult One now known, and yet, in spite of this tac Mr. Schaefer scored 230 points in a singie inne ing, thereby beating all previous records, M. Vignaux’s highest run Was only 10s, ~ ‘7 In a skirmish between the British and the Febels at Suakim thirty of the rebels were ied The ‘London Observer says Gladstone's Irish Scheme was submitted to the cabinet Saturday and Was unfavorably received. od Traveler's Guide. PeNn. ROUTR—K. & P. Station, 6b and B sta. 8. Y.. Philadelphia, Boston and te bust, 7-1 40 Jimied ex.), aud 1am; 2, 3:5 and 11:20 night. For Boston. 2 pin. (daily phia accommodation, 6 p.m. daily. On Sunday, #00 a 4:20, 19 p.m. ‘and 11:20 night.” For cChicaco, nhat, St. Louis aud Pitsburg and west, 050 at. Limited) daily, #50 a.m., (Fast line) daily to and St Louis and except Saturday to cu ‘Chicago and Cincinnati, 7:10 jam, express, 10:00 For 4 the South, 6, pt Sunday). 0, 14:00 am. 1 TO, 1000 —Por ¥ Ca «Chicagi te 5:25 aed 11 pean aaa Tose) amas, Lae ‘and 4450 p.m. On Santas n Waal Baltimore, 3, 6:40, I. pm. 7 1pm. On Sundays, 530 a. ad 30, 4:40, 7 and 11 p.m. For stations ou Me tan’ Brai 40 p.m. Pot chy FA "a. tn, ally, except, Sune Gaye and 5330 pms daily; 440 pom, daly) caren Sthday. for” princlya “stations” ou” Metropolice 40a m., daily, on Sunday stops at alt ste for Lexington, Staunton ad Valley. liraz SRS Sunday: Tor, Fredericks . y, except Sunday. For Magers Towa? and Winchester, toto m., fs am. dallge exe cept Sunday, and $240" p.m. "For local polnis belween Washington and Gaithersburg #50 am. and 12:30, 1120 pin daily, except Sunday. IDLAND ROUTE—K. & P Ntation.—For New Orleans and AUanta, 11:15 @ m. cally.) For Lous Ville, 5:30 p.m. (dally); southern mail and express, 21 p.m. (daily); Manassas division, 2:30 p. mae datly, except Sunday, Warrenton. 7 au. daily except p.m. For Lyuchourg (way am. 5:3 SURNANDOAM ROUTE—B. & 0. Siation.—For New Orleans and intermediase points, 5:30 p.m. dally WasitixaTon & Outo.—B. & P. Station —For Lacs burg and all stations 9a m. and 4:45 p. mi. every day — oe WHEX A NeoiEcreD Coup develops a con- stant cough, shortness of breath and wasting of flesh, you may be sure the lungs are seriously thrediened, and that a prompt treatinent is de- manded, Dr. Jayne's Expectorant ts thoroughly adapted to speedily cure ail coughs and colds, and is an effective medicine in the primary" Stages of consumption and bronchitis. DIED. ROUPE. On the morning of March 1éth, 1884, ANNE MARY, youngest daughter of Dr, Jolm A: and Mary &. Boute, aged sixteen yours Funerai from residence, 1115 Neirect northwest, on ‘Tuesday, March 16uh, ab 3 o'clock. - CLAY. Sunday, March 14, 1886, ELEANOR CLAY, eldest daughter of Ceca and Anba Wood Clay, in ber inineteeuth year. Funeral services at her parents’ residence, @11 ‘Twenty-third street northwest, on Tu March 16th, at nine o'clock. Luterme: DOUGHERTY. On March 14, 1886, at 4 o'clock a m., JOHN DOUGHERTY, beloved sou of Micha and Mary Dougherty, and graud-son of the late Jobim Julia Sullivan, aged one year aud ve monte ipmerai will take plane rou Mis parents’ reste, on Tuesday evening’ ‘at haifpast 4 o'clos No. 715 Vinginia avenue, bewcen 7th dod Sku strecas ae : ELLIS, this fe, at New York, March 12th, 1886, et o-clock, FRED ELLIS, souia-aw Ot award c. Younger, of Washingwon, D.C. ‘. SIDDONS. At his residence, 2006 1:ith. st. nve.,om Sunday, March 14, 1550, Prox 3. 4. BiDDUNS, Ligeighty-sixth year, of o'phoid pueuiuouia ‘Funeral strictly private, FITZGERALD. p.m, JOH saturday, March 13, 1886, at 11 the'son of William and Mary J. Piteger= sid, land grandwon ‘of F (roman, aged four years, two months and eleven days. Funeral will take place from parents’ residence cor ner of E street and Delaware avenue southwest, om Tuesday, March 16Uu, at 2 p.m. . SENTER, Op Monday, March 15th, 1886, at 116 am.. STEPHEN SENTER ‘Notice of funeral hereafter, SMITH. On Mareh 15, 1486, ai 12:20 a. m., after short illness, SIMON SMITH, lu the fortyseventn year of his age. Funeral will take piace from Second Baptist church, Wednesday, March, 17th. attwov'cluck piu. Frieuds ‘and tamily respectfully invited to.atten * SULLIVAN. On March 14, 18s, MARGRET SULLIVA: ‘will take place from 3028 M street, Funeral Georgeiown, D. C., Marcu the 16th inst., at twoo clock Pm. : TAYLER, Saturday, March 13,1886, MARTA A., ter of the late Kubert W. Tayler aud tachel W: ‘Payer, Interment, Youngstown, Ohio. . VAN KESWICK. Departed this life on the 14th of March, 1596, AMON VaN Kis WICK, aged lorty= four years, the eldest son of Marion aud the lave Josep! Van Reswick. Funeral will take place ‘Tuesday afternoon at 3 g'clock trom the parlors of Jobn M- Mitchell, No. 720 21th sirect southeast, “Friends and relatives’ respec Illy invited to attend. {Baitimore papers please copy.) . WALLS On Saturday, March 13th, 1586, at 8:25 Gelock, “ater w lingering Uines, Mrs MARY & WALLS, the beloved wife of the late James F. Walla, im the sixty-niuth year of ber age. ‘The winter of trouble has past, ‘The storms of afflictions are o'er, ‘The struzgie is ended at Last ‘And sorrow and death are no more. Her wearied limbs are now at rest, Suffering and pain wit her are over, has gone to meet her frieuds, whom God hath, Diessed, In Heaven, where we shall part no more; ‘The angels caught her softiy And bore ber up the steep. ‘The golden gates closed beuind her, And we retain to Weep, By Hen Niece. er brothers resi id. streets soutlae Her funeral will take place from dence, James K. West, corner Hail ‘eust, at 3:80 o'clock Tuesday March 16h © YOUNG. On Sunday, March 14th, 1ss6, suadenly ofparaiysis of tueheait, aiter 4 briel Ulu "W Ami INGION A. YYUNG,'in the any-fourth year of Lis “Funeral from his late residence, 611 Louisiana ave- nue, at 10 o'clock a. m., Tuesday, 16th Kequiem Mass at St. Peter's church. Capitol Hill, a0 20:30'a. ue Friends and relatives are invited to attend. : UNDERTAKERS. ‘T. CLEMENTS, PROFESSIONAL UNDER- oJ) otaker; ticariy 30 seaty’ experience L2u> Beats 70 Tigh si, Georgewown. ‘Telephoue Gall 226-3. tubetd wo aph 21CHARD S CAIN, at RG FURNISHING. UNDERTAKER, 1012 7 erything Siricy First-class and the most Ressonable ‘Teriis. “i OSEPH GAWLER FURNISHIN ‘DER J TARER aud PRACTICAL aA Lage 726 Pennsylvania ave. mw. Terms moderate 04 everything irsiclass. Telephone vail 10224 my2l AMES aioe or 0 we REET eg a meee h W. BAKKER Law! ‘AKER AND .L EMBA! cabeeraniag ame rractrcar memararen, ae SX. Lukeus, M.D., Primcipak ©12 1th sirest noruwesn ‘Telephone call 947-4 ote ‘OHN R. WRIG!