Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1886, Page 3

new pairnt wifes about Adaress W. ‘also a HOR SALE_A HORSE: FIGHT YEARS OLD; sound and saltabie for af fan be seepat G15 D st. nw. Stand without hivching. apy2te WOLCH € CO., 923 Bohmer Pianos. Of firsi-ciass Restaurant and Bar for sal located on Penney iva. 11 room besides bar and dining rooms. For partica- lars and full information apply to 2 HUPTY & DYER, Real Estate and insurance, JOe SALE trat of Miss Emu music store: JOR SAL E—SIOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO- F aor Store, 750 8th St Se desiring to emburic in business this olfers a Gree Snity. inquire of. BIEELAIN Awigi cory and oppe and 905 Sth st. se. oor SALE Chestnut Mare: we Sid sound: a good traveler, and will stand with hitching. Can be seen at 1011 12th st. nw. RSES, SUITABLE “and family use: they are young au’ sound. land work Kind in all harness at FLEMM Stable, 426 and FOR SALE—E: ton's Eneyclopaedi weollege.” This tained, all the vol Addressan OR Gela! JOR SALE— fectly matched stable at 1733 De driving Pu re Lovely Phietons for {Caxurious Doctors’ Phevons, Beautiful Summer Canopies, Handsome Curtain and Splendid Miniature Carriages and Carts for ebild dren, aud the nicest and greatest Daytons, Mevalls, Business Wagons, Harness, Whips, Lap Robes, €c, to be found im this aty. “The above arilcles are for'sale or exchange at reasonable prices and op accommodating terms, as I do not want to keep them. Al kinds of re ‘and in all branches. AUCTION SALES. ___ -# LOT_SORTE. feast: short distance trom the Capitol, impFOW K House, 5 rooms and bath; aizeot 10t 6OX HUFTY & DIEB, — wnlgul Fat Dew. Fr aquare foot Apply 0g, VN. Paver onde) ‘TO-MORROW. OR REASONS BEST KNOWN TO THE OWNER J itave revolved orders to sell the Stock and Contents Os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, MosDay, ARE ar And vill continue daily The stock contains pr io an cul Silks, Velvets, sail Goods, Embroidered Flanneis, Table Linehs, Quilts, Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, brolderies. Gloves, Jerse: Parasols, White shirts, line of Domestics, Ladies will do weil to attend this sale, as a good as- softment of Spring Goods will be offered dally: ribs cash. ‘M. FOLEY, Auctionee: THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioucer, TWO PIANOS AT AUCTION. Qn SATURDAY, APRIL “TENTH, TWELVE M.. within my salesrooms, I'will sell one Rosewood Case Piano, 7 octaves, with carved less; wood (rise upright Pianos, Ty octay c=. ju. Por particulars apply to (OW CASE AND i 'WIESTY-SECOND, Jods are disposed of. tvelass Dy Goods ins fine Dress OR SALE-LOTS ON SALE —JU=T AKidVED, 30 HO; on pat, clex also 10 Iw priced in rent ot £3 D oF de He SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY, *. Square foot od. V.NHUYCK, 1308 Pacave:* ‘apsut JOR SALE—LOT NORTH SIDE OST, five. near care. schoul. ete: Szeiie toqkde alley: 1 sell for 1,100 if mld witbin TIER & WIMER, 1423 at 8" fui Lots, 19.6270 deep, on Massachusets ave., De amen th Si) Onin i642 ec ent requires i partes wit asi St omces i coe JNO. F. WAGGA SOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN detween 15th and 16th stead one (25:90 toalley) terms easy. algo, one Roser mw. Sole Agents tor! rpHoatas DOWLING, Anctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE- ALL SORTS, AT MY on SATURDAY. APRIL TENTH, 1886, com- i LEN O'CLOCK A.M in rout of sale Will sell a general aasortinent of Furniture, Pianos. &e Se Be. Horses, Carriages, Haris Whips, &c, dc a sae, ‘Terms cash. a get alot suitable for a down town resid-tce in & go deighborhood. LOUIS P. SHOEMAK EE, 920, HOLD EFFECTS OF SXtetooms > OF 7th st, corner Corcoran, & s nts Bh st ear ‘Alo, a number Saud sing’e lots on New Hana font avenues, & 10 = pLPOLD, 1331 F st. a | of large fronts Rhode Island and \d upon eawy terms. ie 2. T. “I LOVE YOU D. dreams” Song, Dy MES suay Lewis, wiih por. arsby. For sale at all the JFOR SALE —36.000 SQUARE FEETOF GROUND | A UCTION SALE OF PRIVILEGES. See sae WASHINGTON MARKET Company, ‘Wasiineton, D.C, ‘Notice ts hereby given that the the privilege of covering with appropriate advertise - ing panels on the out- form and gallery’ running on tree Sides of the Seventh-street Dullditig In center Market, yment of rent therefor, will be sold at ube auction for the term of one year from May the sale to commence in. sal Center Market on TUESDAY, APKIL TEENTH, at HALF-PAST. THE AFTERNOON on that day. and by adjournment ow every subseqt afternoon, st the same hour and place, until all are For additional particulars inguire at the office of the ic of the avin fn Jeast Washingro: ene eenufien seat ee ‘OF SALE—45,000 SQUARE FE ia Mt Pleasant convenient to sched, Cure) and Cuts per square POL Tr. | EETPOrD? 1331 Pac nw. ENTER MARKET, ‘March 27, 1586. right of cliolce end TF GROUND ments the twenty-three advertis 16 ALLEY LOTS, & Hbuse; OF give | subject to the pay < Seventirstreet S06 F st nw. | J{OR SALE—AROCT 170,000 SQUAD: Land on the high land overlook’ the head of 17th st; a fin ) and to conti er OF ing the city, near sstment HOS. J. FISHER & C0,, SY CLO} fon, the celebrated Says: “Ib every house there is. plac itis hike iy new edition, can now be ob- ‘at once, om easy pas ments. by Ox 130, Star office. i ALE — THOROUGHBRED Martinique, by St. Martin Six years old: a gentle riding double “Apply at frame stable in all ette Square oF at 325 4% at. LEGANT PAIR OF im-era: seen any day this week between I and 5 pm. iu the ies st. Inquiries may also be made of W. F. Downey, at his livery stables, 1622 L st_nw. Also tor sale Landauletie and double har- LE—LOT FRONTING JOVA © and resermilon: JOUN FP, WAGAMAN, 80% kK, Island ave., 2 : sHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. EMERY, President. R & CO., Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF MOST VALUABL PROVED LOTS IN THE NORTH W PART OF THE CIT By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of. the District of Columbis, ‘Martin F. Morris against’ TAGES AND & for butiding purposes in eastern pas of Pand on easy terms CON HOS. J. FISH! worse anid drives well iey west of Latay- pé-BE < SMALE Bi rant se. north sidecjust: west Of the 173100: Be: ai sresplional specantive chance fen e Witkin, 183 Fst WOR SALE— Two ¢ 3 & 2 between 12th und 13th. 20%x100 egh: two Lot: Tave., bet. 16th and 17th; 6,400 1.060 feet on 12th ‘st, bet Pa. ave. issed in the cause of farguret. Merrick and) No. 9757, Equity Docket 25, the undersigned ‘will proceed to seil TOR ON LS’ 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., front’ of the premises, Lots “Nos. ‘and Page's subdivision of lots in ‘square No. ington, ‘D.C., situated on Conhecucut avenue and 21st siréet. % One-third cash; balance in one and jual instalments,’ fur which notes of required, seciired by deed of trust Upon the premises. A deposit of $250 on each lot will ILTON, Trustee, public auction, In i SALE—NEW AND SECOND HAND CAR- ages of all kinds. Also. saddle and driving Horses. Can offer bargal: THOMPSON apilw ©, bet. 9th and 10th sta. {OR SALE-FOUR PAIR OF VERY FI Horses, ope pair of black coach Horses, one pair Bay couch’ Mores, one pair bay Mares, one pait of ys. dark brown: also, suddig and Rares and coupe Horses. of which all are. the stables of JAMES G. BOWEN, 645. 40.000 FEET OF GROIND N. W.— ntwo Government Printing and Pension sewer, etc; cheap,and on easy of wiison, offices; water, EDUCATIONAL. anemia ANJO TAUGHT—FIFTY CENTSAN HOUR— ‘Also, piano, organ, and guitar. Wil go out to ht ALICE Ssurix, Sass n. ¥ REVOLUTIONIZD — SLOAN most rapid md most JUNCANSON BROS, Auchoneers, TRUSTRES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND TRELT, NEAR CORNER HALF ST. ue of @ decree of the Supreme Court of: ict of Columbia, holdin Passed in equity cause No. F OR SALE—200 CARRIAGES AND W ‘of beautiful design and dais ter Side’ Bar Top Buggies weighting trom, Sed F Hlegant Pleasure and Business 3rand Cabriolette Extension Carriages, At MEE Ladies, teach. Address consisting of Brews- L (QHorrTra: ‘a special term, ble system in the work i PHIL ACD, 1886, at HAL RIL, As D. 1886, at HALE JK P. DL,"chat certain situate in the city of Washington, ia, and known ani plat of sald elty as part of lot numbered two are west of square six hundred and nine-tive (W. inning for the same ata polat one hut dred and thirty (180) feet from the corner of T and Half street southeast, and runuing north one hundred -two (122) feet four (4) inches, thetce ) feet south one hundred and twenty ‘inches, thence east on I strect twenty. ) feet to the place of Beginnin iF hundred and forty-six feet more or less. stall briek dwelling house. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance tn one, two and three years, notes to ‘RS ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1424 N ST, has reopened her School of El inatic Art; also private class in I:ngilsh teachers for French trict of Colum described on the ‘Mathematics. ZED ‘Imperial and Moleskin Painthg. Studio: ¥. M. C. A. Hall, ety of Varnished inting will receive KS’, 621 G st. nw. ‘Carriages always on hand. ‘NSTRUCTION IN LATIN, G1 matics and English, by Prof. F.A.S Givi Service @xaminer. Applicants faexamination 436) and six in repared. Apply for circulars and infemation 423 a ‘The suid real estate is Improved by # R SALE—A NUMBER OF PHAETONS, EX- tensiou top phaeton: summer canopy do., jump Seats. rockaways, bugyies and other styles. umber second-uand jobs at low prices. TERS SONS, corner 14th and D sts. nw. HE NEW SCHOOL OF MOD! Gi js now forming new classes in Frach, German ‘Pply to principal, L. DOMAINE, 930 mid-1m* bear six per cout in secured by mortgage, or all cash, ‘St option of purchaser. A deposit of $100 re” ncing at cost of pur- with in ten days. and Spanish. Aj red at time of sale. r Terms to be compli R SALE—A SUPERB STEINWAY GRAND Piano; good as new; must be soid at jess than one- hira of o1 cont “ALG. L. WILD & BROS. 7u9 ‘Ths. mw. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG, COR. 9TH and D sts. n.w. te ness education that quali to support: themselves and successfull active duties of iife. Thorough instr of sale; otherwise, the ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the property’at the risk and cost of the de murchaser, after five days’ le in some newspaper pubiisi les young me. and women jublic notice of ed in Washing- FOR SAGE RARE CHANCE_ONEOF DECKER BROTHERS New York Concert Grand Piano. Lagulre at Masonic Hall, 8th and Yam. to6 p. m.,at Rapid Writing, the English Lan dence, Rapid “Calculations, Bookkeepng, Business jommercial Law, Political Vriting. Open WM. A. MCKENNEY, 416 5th st. nw. id F sta, any day from R SALE-THE EST city in New and Second-han YC. SPENCER, Prin- free on application. R cipal, MES. SARA A. SPENCER, Vie Principal, id Fine Pianos. Several beauiful Upright Pianos but little used, to exchange for square planes. One Chickering Square Piano,splen- did Instrument for a beginner for only $90: ments. Our terms are alw: both in new and second-hand pianos. Fine factory re" le prices. © ‘PLANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS Telephone 367-2 [mhiz) _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. SPORTATION LANE. THE STEAMER SUE, Carr. W. C. GrocuEcAN, has resumed her trips between Washington and Baltl- Jeaving Stephenson's wharf, foot 7th st., every AY, 4p.m.,and Baltimore every FRIDAY, at ‘ADAME HOFFELDT, TEACHF: OF SING- ing affer_ the true italian method Classic Modern Music; good German, French md Italian by ‘nsurpassed methods 1215'G st. ‘wab29 IRENCH LESSONS, THE QUICKES, and the best known system. Prof. H. poroxacr RAN ys made tosuit the buyer, 422 9th street. FOR SALE-TWO SECONDHAND COUPE: Jettes in good condition: very cheap. J JOYCE'S Carriage Factory, corner of ALANDRE! 14th and E ste, A from Paris. Sorbonne University. A THEN EU: FRENCH LANGUAGE. 13141 sine ops at River Landings ht received on Sat- s only, and must be pi UIEPENSON @ BRO. i SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- quires no boller: avoids all ex; aoloww of time: no handling of fanning elevators, pumping water. Sid inachincry. ‘Send for circular ahd pi t, 7SL Teh st BALLAUF, Agen 12th and Pa, ave. and 7th st. wharf. ORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE e the Safe and Commodious Steamer hich leaves Oth street wharf, jursday and Saturday’ Hal Beach going, au E, BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGYAGES, C., (723 14th st..w.), rinclpal other citbs. ve attendance; nO ashes. For ‘Trial lessons free. 2 MOS one free rama begs ‘Washington, every” Tu: ‘at 5:30 p.m. Stopping at ing. Fok, SALE BUSINESS WAGONS IN EVERY variety, finest and largest stock of platform spring mus ever shown in this ci West 2S) Sid street, ‘Saturday, April 10 By Prof. Sz Fo! POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves Tth-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURS. ity at bottom prices, \CHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY, SCHOOL OF TYPE-WRITIN( FS SALE— BIRDS—IMPORTED CANARY Birds; fine singers; very Bird Jages for sale at the bird n+Sm* DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. Returning FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p.m far as Somini Creck, Bay and Leovardiowa, Ma ‘with B, & 0.4 R.at Shepherds, see schedule, SCHOOL, OF ENGLISH. SCHOOL GF BOOKKEEPING All Shorthand Books and Supplies. ‘All Writing Machines and St ni6 624 H STIEFT N.W. oman, Ya, St. Clements ‘st HAKTBRECHT. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOHN B PADGETT. IDLEY, Manager REFOLK AND FORT MO: Branches. Terms moderate. For steer GAITHERSBURG, Mp., TWO Minutes from station, very preity House: Desotfal grade; oulbatidings acres. of choice ‘enclosed’ immediate fence. Cheap to an; BILL & 00, 1338 F'st. F SROE, ‘THEPOPULAR ROUTE. .. Mall Steamer GEORGE LEARY, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, p-m., from 7th street wharf, jekets at Baltimore ‘and Ohio ot. fices, 151 and 619 Penna. ave., St. mare flotel, and Knox's express, $03 Penna. ave, wi 27 Gthst. ne. NG FRENCH CLASSES TOR BEGIN- rhing at 1014 chikren Gal at ners and advanced 27th st, between Kan afterneon classes for adults and in good reyaurt P ral Secure rooms and Plies Boss alia ia Marstnoa. ti Faint irteen) mules Yom Washington. WW. HAL, 705 7ih ses wane POR SALECA HANDSOME PLACE OF 700 Iscrea at. Brandy Station ‘calpepe A COUNTER: Westminsver iween Westminster above tidewater. Price, PANSIS in and near the Send for circulars at Cheap to au immediate cal and Gin e28 HORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING PRACT tically taught “Succesa are followed. “Privace epi F‘chOMELiN, ofice of Jobie & Easou, sien; phers, 472 Lou ‘ASHINGTON CONSERVATOR} OF MUSIC, St. Cloud patlding, cor. 9th and F nw. Seven- teenth year. Piano, Organ, V ‘Free advantages. 0. trom hotels and private residences. irther information ingu ‘7th at. wharf ‘Telephone ca 200 ACRES. TWO lire at Company's office, za VM. P. WELCH. General Agent ECT TO NEW YORK—FREIGHT STHA: ERS JOHN GIBSON and E. ‘m: Oth'st. wharf, Wasi MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. M™ VE#Non! ur. VERNONt STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7thetreet wharf’ dally ‘Mt. Vernon at ‘Washington wteedif instructions: Dreferreé—limited. county, Vie soll; large brick dwelling, suppiicd with gus and mater and heated by steam, aid commanding’s beat Ufal view of the wartoundi ‘4 LARGE AND. DESL Brick “Dwelling, with six to seven acres in Warren ‘on, Va. "A Luwa of two acres abuut the home, taste: Ully adorned with trees and arabe: oath aiprigk end in good condition." Price, 815.00" SEAT OF SIXTY AUKiS NEAR x, Maryiand. The dwelling. Ret. contains iniricen rooms besides bath servatory. and is iuished ia the best manner. jent Judge pronouuce it the most beautiful place : KNIGHT leave Y.,every SATURDAY at 4 ington, every WEDNESDAY E THREESTORY ‘olce, Violin, Fiute,Cornet, BULLAD, Director. pee ieee PRACTICAL ity SS Ty TE x, nobey aie poem Aten eres ISS AMY LEAVITT OF BOSTON, GRAD- Engiang (except. Sunday) te TO Gelock “a. "ms returning, reaches 1. BLAKE, Captain, STEAMERS. CexaBD LINE years’ experience. Monda} uate and certified examiner of the New ique, harmony and voice GRADES OF collega, WM. P. YOUNG, ae 1308 F st. ow. LESSONS IN Ai ‘adults confidential: ‘est Point, ail examinal 1 ‘TE, aw. corner ematical, Classical, Busin« Evening Classes, $3 and ap" ee ‘FOR SALES BEAUTIFUL HOME ATGAITH: ersbarg, Md. two minutey walk fro ‘House bas 9 rooms, all ted throughor inclosed= beautiful” lawne choice truits of ‘all Kids f A. P. HILL, 1338 F. st. TI 'VERPOOL, VIA QUEENS- From Pier No. 40, N.R., New York. 7 ss MAIL SERVICE. NEW ¥ rot bth and Ketan Le ae. W. FLYNN, &. M s. ANN, Foe SE Og, EXCHANGE —HionLy ne Broved Farm. 262 acren, near Washington. mn from railroad station: $6,000. ie equity for small house. WALKER & WIL FINANCIAL. Ger PROVISIONS AND OIL ‘Will trade equity for 1000" F at R RENT—AT FALLS CHURCH, Va.A HOUSE f nine Fooms, suitable outbuildings, with 17 acres Qfland. Good shade, fruit, &e Inquire at 907 ‘Tov Cxrwavonta.......-Suils Thursday, April 20, J HARRY C. TOWERS & 00., alls Thursday, stay Sails ‘Thursday, May 13, June 17. Cabin, $60, S80 and $100; Interniediate, S35, Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to FOE. SALE;AT ,TEREA COTTA STATION, Met. Branch, 5.0. KH, « beautiful ‘sell GGactes, good imps, whole of in building lars apply, Wareene ‘Boards of Trade of Chicago, New York and other large markets—for cash or on marglo. 1423 F STREET. Parsee & Woarrery, Stecrage Uekets to aud trout ail parts of Europe at very low rates, For tre nig i, BROWN Green, New ¥ CUNARD STEAMSINP CO! LIMITED, 99 state sirect, Laston. Mesory, ors BIGELOW € (y) ‘B_ miles from city Sues cauiuat va ee SGearare ater pa WILSON, 2006 F st. nw. be STOCK BROKERS, G4 Broadway, Seciith arcane, } New York 689 15th street (Corcoran Building), Ws PRIVALE STUCK TELEGRAPH WASHINGTON SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY Fon nice place on 7th st. Fowl, ato: mitike Pom chy market andy wile fro See ried Satin: has = good house intge new stabie- one ac ther fruits. “Price, 93.000.” For SP.CASEL, Brightwood mile from Silver =pring ofS rooms with bay window, re of land lot of grapes. ai particulars, ‘Company's Pier, No. 42 street, New York. Canada, Patel, Wednes: Labrador Perler d i North River, fuot of Morton day, April 14, 1 p.m, jauterive Wednesday, April 21, tk RHILADELPRIA IN, ec, ‘County Land. I will sell Sy Sain Goons on, Metrupolitan Branch Sligo, Ma. St Germain, Boyer, Wednesday, Ap: ent, de Jousselin, Wednesday, May 5, 6am. wvable on sight, in amounts ‘to sult,'on the Tansutlantique of Paris. wling Green, New York. nts for the District of GENSEAL PartTNans, James WHITELY i Wien i Tesviae pe ut SDA ; Buy and sell on comission all Classes Of Secufities, RO 5 150 10 B00 neces of and Colesvllie turapike, 2 frou Sliver Spring stat foie “Oe PUTA Re, LOUIS bE Bie Messrs. BELL & CO. A 1k SALE—A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF Acres in Montgomery connty, ‘suitable for poultry or dairy lowed with ten-foot Columbia, 1437 Pennsylvanl ‘H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re garding the markets. received thi wires Eanuy* direct from the ‘New ‘York ‘2 lorders executed and reported promptly. Bear the District three acre lots, _SPECIALTIES. RAND MME. SELDEN, 1321 13TH ST. N. Fstablished 1855. Special treatment for ladies Fe SALE—BEA Femedies prompt and reliable: advice tree dential: terms reasonable. Cull or Write. ME, ROSS, THE PL CoUNTIO Jath st. extended, near Brightwood; three acres} outbuildings; excellent SON, 1006 F st. n.w. OR EXCHANGE-SOME BEAUTI & Selauourban Renidences and Farm also improved operty: several country places for me the cay: pleuiy of fruit aud sbade. are ‘THE TRADES, W PuaS € Wal eC AES 3 n cousulte? on Busit Lor ‘SMatrinoniy for 24 years in thi nat ‘rouble call, satisfaction guaran Am, 108 pan, Fee Ove. and$l. $12 First sts Cape told: ng’ Pes Paper-rulers, and Blank 420and 424 11th st mw, \1BSON BROTH: PRACTICAL eed. Olllee hairs, 10 DOOR AND JOB 1238 Pennsylvania aveni Da ag Five Prinung aspecialty. MUHLEMAN CURES PILIS BY WM. H. MAIN, = ne treatment, without the use of knife, caustic St. Charles Hotet teed. Can be consulted at nce near Geo care: two acres garden, fruit, ee FISKE & Cv., 1420 New York ave. at nw, irom 410 6 pas : BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOP xc All business confdentist, pana ien 50 cenis each. 408 L street, ALKA VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN Freetown: convenient to horse ‘Apply to W. He WOOD AND COAL ‘Ladies andgen- VOR SALE— A tract 0f6,400 acres in Fairlax count Vasbington. Ohio and miles of Washington. PLEBY, 420 5th st. aw. OR SALE—METROPOLITAN BRANCH © Pittey sore tn de! ing 4 ror at act able, cirviag’ bose ap fait: five man; will be sold cheap, chaser, mbi21m $e between 4th and NS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL mye-iows rising desirable streets northwest. PROFESSIONAL. ‘walks on eary, romote nealtin visit DR. WHITES establ ivanta ave., Washington, and 11 North st of Corns,” Bunions, Diseased Nails ailments’ 40th year of practice. 81.8 10,000 2 ‘at the very lowest pri of good cteared and Timber on ts dey of the fometu railroad’ witha 4 Inquire of GROKGE Fare 2 bisa .o Ivanka Penna} Ivuila avenoe and 20th ‘Depot and W barf, 6th and Water streets: Joss L in open air and sun- Osh immediate par «A POMILL & ie ‘and avoidance sitting. ap6 MEDICAL, &. VOR SALE— An eightroom House at Hyat:sville; lot 60x 200; conveutent to station; will be sold aa A P-HILL € Co. mbloim 1 ISTH BTN. W. ig advice free and cont le. Call or write, apG-iwe DAR. JOFE SELDEN, 7 ‘HE OLDEST EST, ‘Ladies’ Ph: be consulted daily, 464 ‘Correspondence ‘RS. DR J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR- trictly contidential Separate rooms for ladies. Manisere cad Desnaroent Onicealways open. ‘apoOus | inte of Boston, A __ DENTISTRY. _ SAMUEL L SCOTT, D.DS. Fifteen years expeitence in Dentistry. Office, 1207 Preservation of the Natural Teeth a ‘Gold filling guaranteed for five years. STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.W. anaesthetic, used on the Sums, alleviates pain of extracting Gas given. eT. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 437 7TH Si Lares dour trou “woriee Ee ’ Den S branches ‘Teeti insert Pat. aw. c Filing « spectaity: without extrartng. A aurrantec G22 6FR WALK es FF Grative Wook: beat facuaties nr Stich Work. lie anu Yoru Ol ah, fo Fear yi Government 25 ctu. Beautiful Nails make beautiful hands, cy ‘ashington, D.C.: 176.5th ay.. N.Y. treatment ‘advice free and ‘Goods south of New York. AND G VERNON HOW FRENCH, MAGNETIC BEALER se ann AECH ree aay to meet her many ver set All wore, ADIbs KEQUIREN MAS. bx. W S f Roy DOWLING Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A FINE THRERSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AN, WEST STREETS, IN GEORGETOWN, D. @ By virtue of iwo deeds ‘of trusts, dated respec- tively the 21st day of March, A. D. 1854, and = 12th day of January. 4. D. 1886, and recorded In, Liber No. 1,081, folio 47, et seq., and Liber No. L-t0u. folly 248, et seq., respectively, two of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the written reques of the party secured thereunder, theundersigned 1rus- tees wiil sel, at pubiic auction. fn frontof the premues, Oa WEDNESDAY. tle TWENTY-FLEST DAY Ol APRIL.A.D. 1886. it FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M. the following reat estate, situate in Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, to wit, the north thirty-plne (39) feet of Lots numbered fifty-seven (57) and fifty: ent (58), in Beall’s addition to said Georgetown, describes by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning for the same at the nortivast corner of said lot numbered ‘Aity-eight (58).on the west line of Congress street. an Tun thence south by and with the sald sine of Congress Street thirty-nine (38) feet, the ce West al right angles to Congress street one hundred and twenty (120' fect, venice north parallel with Congress street thutty- (39) feet, thence east one bundred and twenty ( feet to thie place of beginning, with the improvements hereon. consisting of a three-story and basement Brics Dwelling, known as No, 1408 Congress street. ‘One-third cash; balance in one. (wo and rs, for which parchaver’s notes to bear inter the day of sale, and ble semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of trast on the property Sold, will be required, orall cash at option. of pur Chaser. A"deposit of $300 required al time of sale. Allconveyaucing avd recurding at cost of purchaser. Perms to be complied with in ten days (rom day of le, otherwise the ‘Trustees reserve the ight, 10 re sell” the property at the risk aud cost of the defaalt- ing purcluser after five days publi notve in some newspaper pubjished in Washiugton, D- ts apidéds _HGRCERB. MAYETELD, } TOC FPMOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TED CORNER OF TENTH . ‘ORTHWEST, BEING NO. 1800 TENTH STREET. TURDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, WPIVE O'CLOCK P-M., in front of thé fi ises, | willsellsub. Lot 1) in square 334, 6 « frontage of 80 feet on'1Uth street and 23 tect on s"street, with an alley on 10tn street side, im- Proved by a two-story frame Cottage and Stable, with Inodern improvements. ‘Terms: all cash, of which $100 will ‘be requlred at time of sale, “All'couveyaneing and recordiies at pur ghaser’s cost. If terms are not complied with in ten days the “Aasignee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting” purchaser urchusers, apordteas H.S. BER SALHOF VERY OPLUTY, NO. 9: PENNA. AVENUE AN irtue Of a decree of the suprenie Court of Het of Columbia, passed in kquity cause 5 5, wherein Jane M. Hook et a! Sand Harry A. Hook et al, are ae: \dersigned trustee Will offer for sule at frout of the premises, on TUES TH day of APRIL, A. D. 1886, at WALE-PAST FOUR OCLOCK P. M., ull that cer! tain plece or parcel of land situate and ‘beng ia the city of Washin tou, D.C, known and designated on ‘the plat of said city as the'western part of ol um: bered five (5), fn square numbered three hundred and Seventy-eight (375), the suid part of lot haying a front on north D street of twenty-three feet seven aud one halt inches (23 fect 7 inches, and running north abd back With the same width ue hundred and elghty- Seven feet ten and one-half inches (187 feet 10 Inches) to the rear iine of sald lot aud to a public 30" foot uiley in sald square, improved xith two three Story brick houses covering the entire lot, It not sold as an entirety, the property will be offered in two parcels, viz, the front part on D' street, Delng the width of the lot by a depth of 110 feet, with the ‘house thereon. and the rear part on the pubiie the width of the lot by adepth of 77 feet ,, With the house thereon, Sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, of Which $100 must be paid At the time of sale, and ‘the balance in two equal instaiments at one and two years, for which the purchaser must give his Promilssory notes, with interest from ‘he day of sale payable semi-annually, such notes to be secured bs of trust on the property sold; or all cash, at. th erchascrs option, All conveyancing at the pur- chaser’s cost. SAMUEL H. WALKER, Trustee, 630 La, uve. nw. W. C, DUVALL, Auctioneer, apy-lvadas W, © DUVALL, auctioneer. ES’ SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF MONTELLO, IN THE DISTRICT OF ‘COLUMBIA, ON THE BALTE MOKE AND OHIO RR Byvirtueofadeed orn Ea ihe th ASS am and duly recorded In Liber So. 884, folly 363. eq.,on€ of the laud recoxds Of the District of Co- Jumbia, aud at tue written request of the party secured. Dy, 1 seil at public auction, ou the preni- on THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1586, commencing at ONE O'CLOCK P. eribed estate, situate iu the vii in the District of Columbia, a8 ap~ wa plat of said village, to wit: In block 6, lots numbered 34, 36, 35, 40, 42 and 44, and lots commencing wiih 4 t 61, inclusive, and. lots 63, 69, 67, 69 and 71, being in all 3s lots. In block’, lots 115, 127, 119, 121 and 123, iu all 5 lots In block 9, lot 150, and lots commencing with 152 to 187, inclusive, and lots 159, 191, 195, 196. 1 199, 201, Yos, 200, 207, 200, 211, 218, 215, 21 219, in all o3 lows. in block 12, lot 158, and lots commencing with lot 0. 15% to 206, inclusive, and lots 208, 249, 212, 214, in all 58 lows. yand lots couimencing with lot , wud 1ot53, in all 18 Lots, 16, 1ot 140, and lots commencing with lot usive, and lot 159, in all 18 [ots; total ermns ofgale: Onexhird cash; balance in six (6) and twelvé (12) months; notes to bear interest. froin y of sale; to be secured by deed of trnst on che prop- iy sold: Or all cash, at option of the purchaser, A deposit of 5 per cent required uttime orsule. Convey- ancing, &e., at cost of purchaser. ‘Terms tobe com plied with in ten days, otherwise Trustees reserve the Fight (o resell the property at the risk and cost of de- faulting purchuser after tive days public notice of such Tesal th some newspaper published in the District of Columbia. WM. HELO ap5-2o H.C ALLE: THOSE WAGGAMAN, Real pears from the t and 13, 136 to 191, inclusiv In block 'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, NUMBER 919 L STREKT NORTH Ws! ST: THREAT BET: ORTHWEST; EEL, BETWEEN Q. WEST: SECOND NDR STRE! jst, AND CANAL STREET, SD GEORGIA AVENUE, By virtue of the Last will of Clarissa tieiss. dul: probate sin the Supreme Court of the Disiticc of Columbia, holding @ special term for Urphans, Court business, and by the decree of che sald Supre Court of the ict of Columbia, Lolding # speciat ‘Term in tq cause No. 7739, T will, as Trustee, Sell at pub te auction, in front cf ceca of the prenises, the following real estate Io the City of Washington, District of Coluubla, to wit: On THURSDAY, the AWENTY-NINTH DAY OF APRIL, A.D. 1886,AT OUR O'CLOCK P-M., partof Lots | aud kK: in square 19, having a front on L street of 22 45-100 frets aud. proved by a three-stovy brick ifouse, belug iui bered 91y L street northwest. neiiately thereatter part of lot K, frontiny 109 feet on L stre:t, aud lot H aud pat of lot 2 40-100 ‘eet ‘on L street, and lots 1, M. N, fronting each 22 11-100 feet’ on a 30-foot alley, dud having ou the w. id de a 30-fu0t wiley, tuereon. on the sume day. at HALE-PAST FIVE Qe LOck P.M, lots 2, 9.9 and 20, tn sq. 602, aud Jot 4, 18 sq, 60s ‘Verms of Sule: One-third of the purchase money in cush aud the balance 1 two ema lustalments inoue. id WO Years, witi Six per cent Interest from. Jay of sale, for which notes of purchasers imust be given red by deeds of trust on the property sold, oF all at option of purchasers, Cush deposit of $100 must be tiade on each of “the lots iu square ob and $5 on ewes of the other lots when ki down. All conveyancing at cost of of sale must be d ten days from day of sule iu detuult or which the trustee reserves Tigist to resell ae Th ae chaser alter thece days’ publlie wivertiss MENKY WISE GARNET, Trustee, 416 Dun street northwest, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. api-eokds rpHowas DOWLING, Aucuoneer. = THAT VERY DESIRALLE IMPROVED PROP- ERTY, KNOWN AS THE GERMAN HAL TUATED ON Kig VEN GH STREET, NEAI DRTHWEST( BEING NO. 606), AT AUC. u OnTUL8DAY,APRILTWENTY-SEVENTH. pets, B5O, at FIVE O'CLOCK tn. frontof the | prewises, 1 will sell that ble aiproved, Droverty known asthe German iialt, No. O06 aten Survel northwest, aud veliig part of Lovl2, in square $20, fronting 25 feet on westside of 11th ‘street, by. depth of 50 feet, iinproved by a three-story” and’ Base: ment Brick uiiding. with all modern ini provements ry destrubie aud rapidly improving prop: ‘ enlent Wo wo lites of cats. suitable fat law oflices, &c., &c., and should command the attention of Uuyers. ‘Termis: Cash within twenty days, and $100 down at time of sale. All couveywacing und recording at p chaser’s cost, Uf terms are not complied with iu tw ty days the committee reserve the right to resell he Property at the risk and cost of the defsulting pur- chaser or purchasers. By order of JOHN WALTER, Sa, WM. REITH, CHARLES SCHSIADER, JOHN ARDIEMSER BAD MAT: PERN, Com EXECUTRIX’ AND TRUSTEE’S SALEOF VALUA BLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BELNG PREMISES NOS, 01, 323 “AND 325 FOC AND-A-HALE STR SOUTHWEST, (ON CORNER OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND G STREETS AND. ON” FOUR-AND-A-HALP PRL ET.) Under and by virtue of the powers in me vested x by de just will and testament of Joseph H. Han- jt Jen, T shall, on WEDNESDAY, the FOUI-, TRENTH DAY OF APRIL, A.D. 1886, at Pevis {© O'CLOCK . M., ofter tur Sale, at public ouetion, in rout of the premisés, part of Lot numbered fourteen, (24), In Squame fur hundred and nivety-qnree, (403), Deglinlngutthe nurtherst corner Of sald Jol ahd run: nlug thence south on the line of 434 street twenty (20) feet, thence west seventy-nine feet Unree anda hulk jncties, (7) fect Big Inches), tneiice north twenty (20) feet, and thence east weveniy-nine feet threeand & halt inches, (7Y feet Inches). ‘to the place of beginning, Improved by prenilses No. 302 di Street southwest, IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER 1 shail offer for sale part of Lot one (1), in said square 493, beginning for the same ata polnt'on 4a street west at the dis tance of seventeen (17) feet from the southeast corner Of said square and running thence porth with the line fd thence eamtalziyratx (60) to tid dig stat! and nd 825 aly etree sonthiwest. amienir of at ope and tro year notes to bear Mitek, pare (os and roe by dued seicpoeit of hd enna at cost of purchaser. ofsale ‘terms to be complied wit IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. By VED AND UNIMPROVED, PROPERTY MPR IOROETOWN: PAE "AvCTION. ‘DAY, APRII er ratiek Eger SF ansenetiaa irate arta a ‘This will be and Rie LAMAR AND SPARKS. ‘Why Secretary Lamar Reversed the | Leading Features of His Bill as Out ‘linea in Hie Great Bpeech. Gladstone's great speech Measure for the government of Ireland occu pied three hours and twenty-five minutes in delivery, in the house of commons yesterday afternoon. Aftet asking permission to intro- duce his bill he said: “The time bas arrived when both honor and daty require parliament to come toa decisive resolution. the endeavor to berate parliament from the restraints ander which, during late years, it had tneffectually struggled, and to restore leg islation to tts unimpeded course. duty to establish harmonious relat tween Great Britain and Ireland on a footing of free institution, in which Englistmen, Scotch: men and Iristimen have a like He then proceeded to outline his plan ine manner worthy of his Hi Pretised his proposals with a reference resent unhartnonto id and Great Britain, aud Uhe in! ne business Of parliament result= Tk was his desire, he said, to Tecast the relations of the. two isiands basis of tree institutions and po.itical equality In the Interest of civilization aud so cial order tn Ireland it ts neces people shall be in sympathy with the law-making pe Which does not now exist, and which be brought about by endowing t large measure ot selfgovern the unity of the em; the liberty given to the Irish pe rection of matte better. Mr. G the future’ governme: which, while carefully gu terests, at Uh GLADSTONE'S ME RULE PLAN. Coxracrovus. 2d EDITIO Lat ora Th So JAMES A. RICHMOND ARRESTED. The President of Jake Sharp's Ratlway Taken into Custody. New Yorx, April 9—James A. Richmond has been arrested by Central office detectives and fs now looked up at police headquarters on ‘an indictment charging him with being con nected with the Broadway bribery. He will be taken to the district at- torney’s office later in the da: president of the Broad He was arrest Land Eutry Order. ‘The New York Herald to-day had a Washing- ton dispatch, the purport ot which was that the Tecent action of Secretary Lamar in rescinding the order of Land Commissioner Sparks, which suspended final action in land patents ts in the interests of land grabbers and the spollation of the public domain, At the Interior depart- ment @ STAR reporter was told that this order of Mr. Sparks in suspending the operation of the laws of the land was an extreme stretch executive authority, action might have been justified under the cir. cumstances for a few months, its continuance for more than a year was an assumption of Power that was unwarranted. Under settlers are allowed, tomake an en these conditions Tame native of England, and while Iwas in that country I contracted a terrible blood polson, and for two years was under treatment as an outdoor patient at Nottingham Hospital, England, but was not cared. I suffered the most agonizing pains in my bones, and was covered with sores all over my body and limbs, Finally I completely lost all hope in that country, ‘and sailed for America, and was treated at Roosevelt im this city, as well as bya prominent physician in ‘New York, having no connection with the hospitals. I saw the advertisement of SWIFT/s SPECIFIC, and trial. 1 took six bottles, and Lean say with grest Joy that they have cured me en- ‘hhrely, Tamas sound and well as I ever was in my L. FRED HALFORD. ‘New York City, Jane 12th, 1885. In March of last year (1884), I contracted blood Poison, and being in Savannah, Ga, at the time, I ‘Went into the hospital there for treatment. I suffered very much from rheumatism at the same time. I did not get well under the treatment there, nor was I cured by any of the usual means. I have now taken seven bottles of Swir7's Srsctrrc and am sound and il. Atdrove the paison out through bolls on the N. 3, august 7.1885, P48 SEABY. ood and'Sikin Diseases mailed free. THESWIFT SPECIFICCO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, elucidating bie It shoud be I determined to give it and while such railroad franchise under certain conditions, ic lands, and when n complied with they have aright to have their title perfected, and when the government, without good reason, re- fuses to carry out its part of the contract, there Soutts to compel the execution of the contract. The Secretary did not contemplate that action should be takea in such cases, When proper in- Vestigation had not been made to ascertain perly issued, buton the Richmond is face Railroad ‘on a bench warrant the court of general. sessions. His arrest followed as one of the first and direct re- sults of Alderman Waite’s contession. Mr. Rich- mond lived long at the Brevoort house when Mr. Walte was the owner of the hotel alderman’s coniession makes him out the chief manager of the “boodle Waite up to all the tricks and jobs by means of which the franchise steal was accomplished. ee Conservative Whi; IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED LIAMENT TO-NIGHT. Loxpox, April 9.—An urgent whip has been conservatives, urging all the ‘ty members to be in their seats in the house ‘of commons this evenins developments which it real reputation, relations between {ng therefrom. Jersey City, 2 ‘Treaties on'D business, who put | that the patents were contrary all the facilities for detectin are maintained. It is held that the existence Of an order of such a sweeping Permanent condition for the proper protection of the interests of the government, and that Measures of such au extraordinary character Ought, ir employed at all, to be temporary. Secretary wok the step that be did only after intimations and suggestions, renewe vals extending o1 more, that Mr. 5) ‘order ’and pi IN. ¥., 157 W. 234 st wature is not a An Urgeni SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. ‘NOW ON EXHIBITION AT EG. DAVIS, ‘719 Market Space. NOVELTIES IN BLACK ESCURIAL, BEADED, VELVET and BROCADE GRENA- DINES, PLAIN and STRIPED GRENA- DINES, TWISTED SILK CRAP DE CHINE and CANTON CRAPE, 4 STRIPED SILKS. Ourstock of GROS GRAIN SILKS represent the best manufactories in the world. SURAH. SILKS from 75e, to $1.50. Extra good value LOUISINE, FRAILLE FRANCAIS, DUCH- ESS and other Fancy Weaves in great variety. Black and Black and White SATEENS, choice stock and new designs ONDINE CLOTH; large stock of Black and Gray Wool SUIT- INGS, CARMELITE, &e White Goods, ele- gant assortment and attractive prices. TABLE, LINENS and TOWELS very cheap. WHITE, and ECRU ROBES at Wonderfully low prices, Black Lisle,Cotton, Plaited and Silk HOSIERY, best goods at Lowest Prices, Latest styles in PARASOLS, 8! BRELLAS in reliable makes. JERSEYS in new styles. CORSETS in all the desirable makes.Our stock of LACES, EMBROIDERIES, INGS and VEILINGS cannot be sur- Tassed. Must be seen to be appreciated.In BUT- ‘TONS, CLASPS and BUCKLES we show the bewest productions. RIBBONS and Ribbon Vel- vets in ail widths and colors. Our Trimming department is replete with all the novelties of the season. FANS, HDKFS.,NECK RUCH- ING, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS and NO- ‘TIONS in endless variety. issued by’ tl in view of im} declared are if ‘At two o'clock this afternoon all was ‘and about the house of commons. seats had, however, been “hatted” before noon to secure them for the debate tnis evening on Mr. Gladstone's Irish Parnellite member for the first seat to-day. ix months or ks should withdraw his with the administration of his office in a normal aud orderly manner. All Such suggestions, although coming airectly yy were disregarded by. Mr. Sparks, and the iutimations made in news Paper publications that this action of the See- Tetary was influenced by land grabbers are not calculated to improve the relations between the Secretary an: PAN ELECTRI Solicitor General Goode and Mr. Stilson Mutchins Before the Committee To- Ta period of same time concedes exter arliament sitting consist of two hr ase of 103 members, elected upon a property. 000, and a lowe ot qualification ot §: 206 members, elected upon th chise. Twent}-eight peers are given the option of sitting In the upper house, and the m Tepresenting Ireland at present in thy house of comm London and to become house at Dublin, time have a power « by the other. thus constituted, will be en Mr. Bi T feat Gavan, secured ‘A conference of all the members of the late conservative government was held this aiter- noon at the residence of the Marquis of Salis- ee The Wool Growers’ Conventi GEN, SHERMAN AND COMMISSIONER COLMAN MAKE ADDRESSES, Sr, Louis, April 9,—The National Wool Grow- ers’ convention met again Sherman was introduced an: speech. Norman J. Colman, cominissioner of agriculture, then addressed the convention. orensechuai From Wall Street To-Day. New Yorx, April 9.—The stock market was very irregular at the opening this morning, but the changes were about between advances and declines of & to % per cent, while in many cases first prices showed no change from last ni first half hour the market was firm, the general to%per cent, while special strength and activity was deveioped in Oregon ‘Transcontinental and Northern Pacific pre- ferred, the former advancing 1 and the latter Wg per cent, After 10:30 the market became heavy and the early advances were lost and fractions in aadition except ior the 2 stocks mentioned Pacific Mail was also moderately active. Towards 11 o'clock the market became quiet ‘and steady atthe deciine,and at that our s0 continues, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. The following are the, ofthe New York Stoo MOIRE ANTIQUE sare to be wit Each house will Before the telephonic investigating commit- tee to-day Solicitor General Goode produced the original affidavits of Wilbur, Nipher, Van Ben- thusen and other papers upon which he had based his action in ordering the Memphis suit. Mr. Ranney inquired if the witness knew of &n application coming from Rochester, N. Y. to have @ patent suit brought by the gov ment, within the lastsix months, that bad been refused by the attorney general. The witness did not know of such a case, but Promised to examine the records of the depart ‘ment to ascertain the facts. As Mr. Rapney was esterday, Gen. in certain made & short adiminivtration, expenditure, character Is to go to the competency the Irish pai equally divided nor will {tbe empowere the navy, or the ‘T stabulary, together with ’s closings, During the ereion in placed 'in tay ; Civil servants chose by the Dublin pariia- 1 tor endowm ts expressly tor- be continued, list_ advancing Judges, polic estioning the witness the Department of Jus Uce to bring sults to cancel patents he remarked that be expected to argue the case at Columbus, Ranney, J wii ter with you.” The vicerovalty 2 “It youure tt bus bill is demurred to, M. pleasure in arguinj Mr. Stlson Hutchins was the vext witness, He stated that he was the proprictor of the nd being questioned t office Will cease to be a political on yacated und retilied at eroment in London, removed, it will j Washington Post, Chairman as to wis Pan-Etectrie stock, EB G@ DAVIS, ‘719 Market Space, corner Sth st. Views harmoni of the Irish peop! In conelusion Mr. Glads Irishman is us capabie of loyaily as wan, but if his loys ause the Laws by Not present themselves to b wand Or Scotland, With # native #nd coi ial element.” Mr. Trevelyan followed Mr.Gladsto garded as a Ww home rule measure. MR. PARNELL THANKS 6 Mr. Parneli, who foliowe: ned to With rapt attention, und his speech upon bis auditors the Impn Was ready to Gladstone's bil applauded im why with those of the e gave w history of the transaction, An advertisement had appeared iu the columns of bis paper ofering to purchase Pan-bleciric stock, and Senator iilat the tine, had sent witn wituess w coine aud see him. one to the Senate chambe Vest im the iobby. quire whether he knew who we the advertisement in bis paj not know, aud, after ing aud 3:00 p. m. prices to-day, as reported 8 S39 Toth streets @ nole, asking Wituess had and saw Senator The Senator Tas Wuorr Srorr. @5%4 O5% |N. ¥. Cent, the author of | THERE IS A POINT BELOW WHICH A GOOD ARTICLE CANNOT BE SOLD. “SOMETHING FOR NOTHING," AND YOU-CAN'T BUY RELIABLE, WELL-MADE CLOTHING BE- LOW A CERTAIN PRICE, UNLESS IT I8 OLD STOCK, ODDS AND ENDS, AND FEW PEOPLE WANT THAT. Do. Istpref | 17 Senator Vest that he could not find out, and | WOUCL SES at he hud a certificate for He said that | aking so much about 1, thatifhe could find a bona fide pur- Chaser for it, he did not know but be would sell of geuerosity, witness supposed, he told senator Vest that he would take the stock at the price the Senator had ps The Senator made no conclusive response ai | the tme, but afterwards wrote him for his offer, and stating thal considering the clamor to be unjust, b come Wo the couciusion that be would retain Witness had the note, if the cum- mittee desired to embellish the’ proceedings | Witness never had a share of stock and knew nothing about its Vaiue at the tme he made the proposition Mr. Rauney subsulited questions relative to | the identity of the person who had inserte: the advertisement for the pi ‘Witness knew nothing in regard t ‘The answers to the adver to “Banker.” Senator Vest's stock to relieve | arrassinent—a surt of techwical embarrassment—trom the newspaper clan not thought that the stock was worth anything, aud be did 1 ouce been oftere Pan-Electric poetry, but he had declined. Mr. Oates—Did you think the poetry was as Good as the stock? —1 thought both were very bad. stock sent tu you as an the Senator said 100 shares of Pan Ele sion that he Ng proposals of Peo. be a if bie it. In a span was lending his yampathy'ot Amer= irish to secure s, and he regarded th Te Union Pac--——| 49 WE WILL NOT SELL GOODS THAT WE DO NOT THINK WILL GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS satisHt10n aND Do US CREDIT. FOR THIS REASON WE DO NOT KEEP THE LOW- EST PRICED GOODS. OUR AIM IS TO SELL GOODS THAT CAN BE BOUGHT, AND TO SELL THEM FOR THE LEAST MONEY fact that during (he ts eded (u entirely gaining the sympa 54" West Union. Washington Stock ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Washington Stock Exchanze are noted to-lay: D.C. 50-year fund, 3-653, 1924, 120 asked 20-year fund. 68, 1 Deiropolitan KIL stoc tional Unico Ins, 19% bi ‘Columbia Ins. lus., 64 vid, 7 asked. “Wasiington Market store National Metropolitan isunk, bid. Second National Bauk, 115 vi Great Valls Ice, 118 bid. Penu. ve. Co. ad ly wsked. Chesapeuk Did, 72 asked. U.S. democrats and tbe for Une ratare. Ube House, while reservi Of opinion ‘until be bad se nell congratulated there Was still living an Ex could devote matter, and be; cs As to the bill b Arlington Ins. chase of stock, only prove w Leveticial sements were Witness had 204 bids ZL ‘used. rnell) believed Would bi benefit to Eugiand. lalned blow “which the Irish repr would do their best to remove, lated to the finan Shot Down by Strikers. A DEPUTY SHERIFF WOUNDED WHILE GUARD ING RAILEOAD PROPERYY Lirrie Rock, April 9. offered to buy ana Pot. “Pel, Co. Lum from emi! blectric Light, 61 bid, 75 asked: tama Dia nl Baltimore Markets. 1 9—Virginia six Foes, (ay Ole today THIS DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN EX PENSIVE GOODS, FOR THERE KINDS OF GOODS THAT ARE STRONG AND DURABLE, BUT NOT EXPEN WE KEEP THE VERY FINEST THAT ARE MADE UP, FOR WE HAVE ATRADE THAT DE- MANDS THE BEST, BUT WE KEEP ALSO THE MEDIUM AND LOWER GRADES, SUITS FOR MEN AS LOW AS $12 AND aS HIGH AS$40. OUR $13.50, $15, $18, $20 AND $25 SUITS ARE THE NEWEST IN STYLE, HONEST IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP, AND ARE, WE BELIEVE, THAN ANY OTHER GOODS IN THE CITY. ARE MANY Witness had One of these re= BALTIMORE. | Mp. consolidated, 50; do. uew BALTIMORE, Mp. April 9.—Cotton stead: Howard street ani western super, ble amouut of uiet and lower for foward street and 65a3.10; do. extra, 3.258: super, 2.7 ‘Rio brands. 4.7504. ring Deputy sue Williams, who has had cuarge of Luc twee of | deputios “guarding | Mountain round-Louse and ic. Ranney—Was ti inducement to read the poetry? The Witness—I think huis letier stated that the stock was coming up in the marke! had written poetry,w published, and tiat if 1 would publish it be ‘ive me $10,000 in Pav-1 id you keep the letter? 1 get so many letters 2505 do. exira; 3.50e4.16: do. tapsco family, 0.40; ‘do. superlative patent, 5.75, Wheat—southern firmer; western firmer ain quiet: ‘Y4a96: do. umber, V7a9D: No. 1 No, 2 western winter Fed, spot, PLiaG2; August, cline sliop ab southern, red, Matyi $5 anket No.2 a 3 June, Corn—scathern steady Steady and Inactive: southern white,agadU: do. Sisstwemern meds 5 ny, doa ys June, : borg Outs firmand quiersoutuern, Songs: western waite, inlaed. vghaces Ben © higher 15.00416.50. 1OzoaiL.75. Bulk ich he wonld Li | FAL. Darby, a leading me ‘a in now, and taking L him wp in one The Witness— from cranks that Id -y—Was not an arti ner some time in Mas General to order sult? replied the witness, abit of giving the Attorney General ad- vice from time to time.” The “People’ Just tien 20 or 80 it distance away uy tig that 30048: western © published in pon the power of here tog “SOLD CLOSER” he coll ct tae tr quiet. Mess meats—shoulders and cleat to sides, Tiacon—shoulders,, Sig: cleat rib "a 4 10igul1iy Lard=relined, TyaThy Butter tirms—wes ern, packed, I4az0, creamery. tugs ky Péroleum “steady = retined, “7 1 carKoes, ordinary’ to fair Som, Gi copper refined dull. Lapa Steady. 1 Adai.20. - Preiguts to Liverpool pet steaunce < Hour, a.:«raia, ad.” Receipts flour, 3.808 barrels; wineat, 3,000 busbela: corucss 300 wheat 17,300 busiiels: corm, Gu.s00 bushels wheat, 17,800 busiiels: corm, 604 Sales—wheut, 161,400 bushels; corn, 118,400 bushels, Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, April 9, 11:30 a, m—Wheat has raled firmer all the TSiqout has fallen of to Ty telly at_the following quotations tor Corn, 3744; outs, 20% replied: “Weil then die, Ing between Lue deputies and ass Probably a hundred =tx liams was daugerousiy wounded by a bullet ia The mud soun a Teported that several were wounded, but 11 so, fad aa irregalar shoot 8 were fired wud Wile Advocate” Libel Suit. JUDGE MAC ARTHUR'S CHARGE To THE JURY. In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, this morning, the trial of Cas. H. Lemar and J. W. Cromwell, of the People’s Advocate, and Wm. P. Gray, late cuptain of Co. B, Capital City Guard, on the charge of Mbel, in publishing charging that James H. Perry, who | Une right side, E, BR BARNUM & CO, Sheri? Worthen 981 PENN. AVE ted and are rested: one, and Abusive and strong guard Was pl ud the «oj Williams and t Everything Is quiet Uns tlie MAT Kets re ‘May delivery: -9:23405.85, cluded, the case doing submitted wiltiout angu- Mt the Jury that te | fe in fiselt was libelous, but if published in Prrsonat.—Erastus Wunan of and Col. Emmons Clark, John F. Long of the fare at Willard’s.—U, 8, Treasurer Jordan and L. | z were registered in New ard and Mau- ‘ork, Mr. and Mrs. c. P. | djutant Rand and in Regiment ot charges being substantially be an acquittal. RDICT OF NOT GUILTY. five minutes, returned @ Verdict of not guilty, apd the deendants were true, there should id Cosgrove of Dewweiives Br r ter of Washingt ‘The jury, in twent, rice B. Flynn ot S Ford and Mrs, Win. Churchill of tocheste Mrs. H. J. Sartrell of Auburn, are at the —George A. Rice of Austin, P. J. A. Gray of 3 Hi. Crook of Engiand, und E, J. Hawiey of Ver- Metropolitan.—Dr. H. 0, Howell of Asheviile, N. C., Holmes of Long Isiaud, aud J, AY Muson of Chicago, are at the Natloval.—Geo, Phelps and wife of Iowa, and and wife of Boston, are at the St. James, tka several Week, Condensed Locals. Mr, Washington Nai Mutual District M cab, carriage and ¢ any, aud has Hot bought out the company, as ncorreculy stated In yesterday's STAR. Maggie E. Yeager (nee Jolinson) lis tiled a bill for a divorce from Samuel F. Yeager, to married in 1883, and by whdin she was deserted six days atverwards. jeorge Baut, indicted for larceny of a watet | from the person of I. H. M. the Criminal nalities of whisky distilled tye In the renowued valley ela, have attracted the attention ot the medical faculty in the United States to sucha de- ‘high position among the ‘The pecullar medicinal from the finent ofthe Monon, Winston, N. lew the city Yesverday, leaving uo clue lo tbe direction taken mont, are at the Grand Rapids, J. of that come The Nalian ministry have re cee We beg to invite the attention of connoissenrsto our cclebrated fine OLD WHISKIES, which we offer at the following prices, in cases containing one dozen bottleseach. Pens. Rovre = Phuludelphia, Boston 'S. Blanchard, whom she wa Un Sanday, 1200 OLD RESERVE WHISKY. UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY, BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY. If you cannot obtain these Whiskies from your 1, on receipt ot bank draft, registered st oftice money ord icrred), deliver them’ to your charges prepaid, to all points east of or by freight to uny part of U.S. (prepatd.) For Excellerce, Purit above are unsurpassed ket, ‘They are NEED OF A NEW DISTRICT BUILDING, Commissioners Webb and Wheatiey were be- fore the House committee on public buildings and grounds today and prescuted Mr. Eut- wisle’s plans showing the needs ot the District government for olfice room CODIFICATION OF DISTRICT LAWS. In the Senate to-day Mr. Ingalls (by request) introduced a bill to provide tor the compilation of the laws relating to and in force in the Dis- trict and for the appointment of a reporter tor the Supreme Courtof the District, fv authorizes the court to appoint three persons learned the law as commissioners to compile, arran, And classify all statutes and force in and relating to the nsation of the commissioners is left blank, ut they are authorized to employ the neces- The commissioners are re- quired tw report their compilation to the next session of Congress. ‘The Supreme Court of the District is also authorized to appointa rey who shall cause the opinions and dec! inted und published once in wired by the ourt to-day and’found guilty und notice was given of a mozion for a ne Rimited) dally, 990 ab. SL avai and exon Chicago and : ¥ Grocer, we will i District Government Affairs, Richmond and DISAPPROVAL OF TH BILL TO INCORPORATE THE UNION PASSENGEK RAILROAD ress, DY express, ‘Mississippi river, ‘and Eveness of Quality, the any Whiskiesin the inar- free from adulteration, and Possess a natural flavor and fine tonic properdes, les ure sold under guarantee to give be returned at our pm. For Pope's Cree except Sunday. ‘The Commissioners have sent to Chairman | Ingalls, of the Senate District committee, a | communication in committee for their Views upon t “to incorporate ihe Union Passenger railway company of Washingto: v ‘he contemplated route is located in a section already very well supplied with street railroad facilities, aud the Commissioners are unaware of any general demand of the residents along itorelsewhere for the additional accommoda- tion this road might afford.” BUILDING PERM have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as tol- 'W. Covington, erect etween Ist street and N sey avenue’ southeast; $600. T. Arnold, erect atwo-story and basement building, 12h, be- tween S and T strevis northwest; $2,000. Geo. Juenemaun, erect a one-story joe Louse; $2,000, ir brick, 1724 14th street; lice Adams, erect # turee-slory’ Sud cellar dwelling southwestcorner 16th and Lstreets northwest, $15,000. ocd a ars ‘The Diamond Field. THE WASHINGTON TEAM DEFEATED—A ROW AT NEWARK. ‘The Washington team was defeated by the Baltimores yesterday on the home grounds by a score of 4 102. The visitors were entitled 10 the victory won by superior felding and bat- ‘The game between the Metropolitans and the 5 4 mn, and 440 ‘Por Annapolis, pam. dally, except Sunday For ire. Canaan eicum, io Leen sen Sunday. ¥ aan., 4-0 p.m. Rochevier, Butialo, Magara, 10:00 pan duily, exoupe, & ANDO. Rovre—Station, Corner New Jersey Ave. nue aud C Street.—For Chicazo, Louis, daily, 3:00. p.m., 10:10 p.m. m p.m.’ For, Ballmore, 8 ‘These Whisk n ‘expense. Correspondence solicited. iH. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, 124south Front St, Philadelphia, N. Y. Office—16 South William st Guorcz T. T. 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST Fo Lise SPRING GOODS, ing Tailoring Establishment of ‘% D. BARR, 1111 PENNA. AVE 19 of slatutes viet. The com- sary clerical force. 40, 10:00 am. 1 12 p.m. For Annapoila, ‘aud 4240 ym. Ou sunday, Way stations between Wi 9. 6:40, 8290 ma, 1Z10 p ms Sundays, Sai a mi. For stations on Me the Tee's tobe each year, ant court, und ten volumes shall be for the use of thecourt, The salary of the $1,500 a year, and additional sum of — dollars rts,and he may have the published reports, oftener when reer is xed at for each volume of re} the privilege of sale Relerred to the District committee. oo Capitol Topics. LIBUTENANT OF THE CAPITOL POLICE. William Knowland, of New York, was today appointed leutenant of the Capitol police, TO REGULATE THE OWNERSHIP OF LAND. Senator Ingalls introduced in the Senate to- day, by request,a bill to regulate the owner. ship of land in the United States. It provides that no person or family or permitied to own s 4 ‘Now open at the Leadii ‘ashington, “THE CONCORD HARNESS” “THE CONCORD COLLAR” Genuine CONCORD HARNESS is ine God B stamped F LUTZ @ FRO, ivania A% 407 Penneyivania Avelue, ER Pictures (for eggs), Novel Satin the government, ‘#@-HORSE BI eg had nigreat variety at G 5 (lt ait F F