Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1886, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and lltn St, by The Evening Siar Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't Eveervo Sram is served to subscribers the city ty Earpiers on theiown account, af 10 cents per Week, or 44c. month. Copies at the counter, 2 ents each ¥ Nope Bt meee oe | pore Siontn "tne veut, $6. six months. [ Fntered at the Post Office at Wastington, D. Cas eaten cies mall asters} ‘Tae Weexiy Stan—published on Friday—$1a | BO cents. paid In advance pentace prepall. Six month All mall subscriptions must nepaper sent longer than is pald for. made k yen on applical Che ening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C. SUPPLEMENT. MONDAY, MAY 3. ECHOFS—WAR POEMS OF NORTH AND SOUTH. e Found, Pastime Papers. " Commentaries. ‘sGlue, Muctlage Pencil. Fine Stationery. S CSFURSELL, pooksetier, New Booxs “G18 on st. 0! ‘Triumphant Democracy, by Labor, Ls carnegie. nd ancl Law, by W. A. 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CREAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER, NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE A perfectly clear preparation for restoriug to gray hair its natural color and youthful appearance: to eradicate and prevent dandruff to ‘promote the growin of the hair and stop its falling out. | It is entirely barmless and perfectly free from any poison- ous substance, and will therefore take the place of ithe dirty and unpleasant preparations now in vse. ig in whieh the articles now in use are CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect. It is warranted wo contain uelther Sugar of Lead. Sulphur or Nitrate of Silver, it does not soil the clothes or scalp, is acreeably perfumed, and makes one of (he best dressings for the Hair la use. | Itre- store forn any other preparat so in from three to ten days, virtually feeding the Toots ofthe Hair with all. the nourishing qualities hecessary to its growth and healihy condition: it re the decayed and induces a new growth of the more positively than anything else. Price, $a Dottie. ARTHUK NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor ap2s 14th and I aud 2d and D sta mw. Waser & Laney, COR 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. And as you see our Yard and Warerooms are a handy place to get anything you want inthe building line, and you avoid the trouble of running about to make Purchases of various material. We have the reputation of selling low on every- thing, besides furnishing first-class material, and pro pose W keep it up, WILLET @ LIBBEY, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware Mer- chants, mb31 ——Cor. 6th street and New Yorkave. nw. Geonce T. Kees, TalLoR, 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. p20 Tue Nanoxar Mervaz Lre ASSOCIATION, OFFICE, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST. Capital Stock, $30,000. WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, President, JOHN H. MAGRUDEK, Vice President, JOHN E- BEALL. Seeretary. LU. HB. WHITE, Treasurer. HAPIN BROWN, Attorney. RALPH WALSH. M.D... Medical Director. FRANK J. TIBGETS, General Manager. All policies gusranteed for thelr full amount, and slaims pald promptly at maturity. Low expenses, fareful selection of risks, thus giving insurance at the Towest posibie fiure. For pladand rates of the company call on or ad~ ress ¥. J. TIBBITS, Geveral Manager, splosm TS Gen ad Fae aw. Coxracrous. Tam a ative of England, and while Iwas in that country I contracted aterrible blood poison, and for two Years was under treatment as an outdoor patient at Nottingham Hospital, England, but was not cured. 1 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 st Roosevelt in this city, as well as by a prominent physician in iNew York, having noconnection with the hospitals. Isaw the advertisement of SWIFT's SPEci¥ic, and I determined to give it @ trial. T took six bottles, and I can say with grest joy that they have cured me en- rely. Tamas sound and well ax Tever was inmy iife. L. FRED HALFORD. ‘New York City, June 12th, 1885. In March of last year (1884), I contracted blood poison, and belng inSavannah, Ga, at the time, I ‘Went into the hospital there for treatment. Isuffered very much from rheumatism at the same time. I did not get well under the treatment there, nor was I cored by any of the usual means. I have now taken seven bottles of SWIFT's SrEctvic and am sound and well. Itdrove the polson out through bolls on the skin. DAN LEAHY, Jersey City, N. J., August 7, 1885. ‘Treatise ob’ Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES, ATOTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. CITY AND DISTRICT. COUNTERFEIT BUTTE FUTURE DAYS. iS AFTERNOON. IHOMAS DOWLIN STEINWAY & SON'S PIANO FORTE, BOO! CASES, WITH ~ECRETARY ATTACHMENT WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, LOUNGE EASY CHAIRS, HAT RACKS, © ‘EN: D SIDEROARD, LEFRIG- 3 FRENCH PLATE ML . MARBLE-TOP AND SUITS, BRUSSELS INGRAIN CARPETS, MATTRESSES PATHER BEDS, HEATING STOVES, TRON “APE, LoT OF DOORS, 1 MAY FIFTH, the residence 2 2th street, TW seli the et 1546, commencing at TEN O'CLOC f the lute Dr. C. Hi, Liebermann, vetween ( and H streets northwest, tire coutents. as partly enumerat ve ‘Terms casb. THOS. DOW LID ats Auction UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, Fequest of the parties secured signed trustees will sell at public the premises, at HALY-PAST FIVE M., on MUNDAY. the SEVENTE M city of Washington, together with the improvem thereon, consisting Of a three-story and. baseme brick dwelling house, with all modern Improvements. ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash; balavee in six and twelve months. at six per cent per annam interest, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, oF ali cash at option of purchaser. $200 deposit at fime of sale. All convevancing and Fecording it Co chaser. ‘Terms to be. coinplied with in from day of sale, otherwise the rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. 209 TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS AND OTHER ORIENTAL GOODS, BEING THE LaST SALE FOR THE SEASON PRIOR TO MR. SCHNITZER'S DEPARTURE FOR THE ORIENT, EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AS GHEORDIEZ, CARA- BAGH, DAGHISTAN, ROYAL OUCHAK, KOR- HASSAN, ISPAHAN, TEHERAN, ROYAL CAMELS HAIR, ROYAL AGRA, ROYAL BOKHARA, ROY AL MECCA, ANATOLIA: ROYAL CASHMERE, ROYAL MOSQUE ROYAL SUMAK CARPETS AND RUGS, PORTIERES AND EMBROIDERIES, THE WHOLE FORMING THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECHION OF ORIENT TEXTILES EVER SENT TO THIS Cr TOBE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, Southwest corner 11th st. and Pennsylvania ave, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH, 1886, AT ELEVEN A.M. AND THREE P.M. EACH DAY. GRAND EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY THIRD AND FOURTH, 1886. ap29-6t ‘THOS, DOW! ING, Auct. eecreeee sear hee Sealed Pro) in duplicate) will be receive: this office until TWELVE.O'CLOCK NOON, TH! DAY, JUNESEVENTEEN, 1886, for furnishing the Wer ‘department with ‘such quantities of Wood und. Goel as muy be required in the fisesl yeur ending Juue ‘Proposals will be received for the whole or any part of the fuel required. ‘The fuel (Cal and Wood) to be delivered at the War department bureaus or offices in Washington oF which required. by the. parties to whom the contract (or contracts) may be awarded, in such quantities, and at such thiaes as the convenience of the department may require. arte Goverument reserves theright to reject any and r Fuel for the State, War and Navy department bulld- ing 15 not included in this advertisement. fications, general instructions to bidders. and biank forms of ‘Proposal will be furnished to estab- lshea dealers upon application to this office. Proposals shoutd be encloved in sealed envelopes en- dorsed on. the outside “Proposals for Fuel,” and ad- dressed to the undersigned. C,H. HOY'T, Asst. Quartermaster, U.S. A. ap30,myi,34.14415-6t ‘at ‘Sealed proposals, (in duplicate), at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, THULS- DAY, JUNE TEN, 1886, for supplying the War de- Partnient and its Bureans with Ice during the fiscal Year ending June 30th, 1887. ‘The Ice usust be of best Quality’ of aorthern. ice, solid, clear and free trom Snow or other impurities, and must be delivered at the Several bureaus and offices of the War deparunent in Washington. and weighed upon the - deparunent scales, NDaily deliveries. excepling Sundays and rec: ognized holidays, will be required, ‘The quantity re- Quired is estimated at 700,000 pounds, more oF leas, ‘A bond, with approved security, will be required In “the government the right toreject a he government reserves the right toreject any an all bids, and to walve defects, Bids inust be inclosed in sealed envelopes endorsed on the outside “Proposals for Ice,” and addressed to the undersigned, C.H. HOYT, Asst. Quartermaster, U.S. A. ap80,inyi,3,4Je7.8-6t ‘S NAVY PaY OFFIC 5 ‘Wasuixatos, D.C., April 12, 1886. SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, indorsed “Pro Ordnance,” will be received ai this office unt Noon, May Tenth, 1386, for articles required 1s to be delivered at the ORDNANCE: Depart- ment of the Navy Yard, Washington, D.C., free ofany. ‘expense to the Government aud. subject to the usual ins; and conditions, viz: Requisition No. 206, E PINE. No. 210, LAKE SUPERIOK COP- WHITE PI PER and STRAITS TIN.” Vroposals must be made | 69 ofieial forms furnished (with schedules giving de: ails) by this ollice., Forexpertand other inforination spply to Navy Yard. ‘Tue right. is reserved to revect aby or all bids, and bids only “from. “manuftcturers of or regular deaters in, the articier which they titer to mag: diy wut be ‘considered. Responsible persons Must Kusrantee the prompt and farthful execution of com: tract, and the competency of the guarantors MUSt be Certited to before # United States ofticer, ‘THOS. H. LUOKER, apl2lawaw Pay Director U.S N.. Navy Puy Agent. ROPOSALS FOR IRON LATHIN( Ovgice oF BUILDING Yon State, WAR AND ‘Navy Deracraexts, Wasursorox, D-C, Abril 20th, Sealed Proposals for furnishing’ delivering ‘and pit- ting In place the lathing and lathed Jeon partitions, slog corrugated or at sheet iron lathe, In the West gad Center Wines of te handing tr State, War ad Navy Wepartments in this. cltye will be rceelved a this omee anti TWELVE Si. on WEDNESDAY, the TWELETH DAY OF MAY, Isso, and opened ime mediately thereafter in presence of bidders. ‘Specifications. general Instructions to bidders and THE SWIFT SPECIFICCO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, N.¥.. 157 W. 234 st, 14 Revoxrvriox IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE. BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE BARBOUR & HAMILTON, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, 614 Peunsylvania avenue northwest, Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of ‘Columbia for the sale of CARLTON'S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS, Never, perhaps, In the bistory of the tea trade has success $0 rapidly followed the introduction of a new dietetic article as in the case of these celebrate 4 blends, which, within the short space of one year,have been supplied to every leading hotel in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro- nounced vastly superior to any straight teas they had been accustomed to use. Write to BARBOUR & HAMILTON for test monials, Give these teas @ trial, and you will never use any other. mhé-s,tu,th 3m2de Deavxxexness, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. Itcan be given ina cup of coffee or tea withoutthe knowledge of the person taking it 1s absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy, cure, whether the patient ie moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Ithas beengiven in thousands of cases, atid in every instance & perfect cure has fol lowed. 17 Nevnu Farum The system once impreg- nated with the Specific, It becomes an wher Lupo UBL oF the Liquor eppetite to exist. Fox SaLe zr * DR. 8. F. WARE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F streetx also, R.K. HELPHEN- ‘STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont avenue, Washington, D.C. Cail or write for pamphlet coutaining hundreds ot testimonials from the best women and men from ail parte of the country. oczéatuia blank forms of proposal will be furnished to parties regularly engaged in the above class of construction, on application! to this office. ‘THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, ap29,30,m1,3,10,11-6t Col. Corps of Engineers. Wels Noose A Full Line of PEARI. AND NUTRIA COLORED DERBY HATS. Prices $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN’S STRAW HATS, In great variety, 50c., 70c, and $1. One Job Lot 26-inch Twilled Silk UMBRELLAS, With Sterling Silver Caps, at $2.50. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, 9022, 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Mors Fins Ane Now beginning to deposit their eggs, warn! persons hav- Tog furs t9 place then on sterege soon as Poosible. We Tecelve furs oustorage, insuring them agalus: damage i Mion thelr value. by moth and fire, at a small cost on #! ‘BH. STINEMETZ & SON, aps 1287 Pennsylvania ave. Vecarrs i HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ALSO, THE CELEBRATED VELATT'S FAMOUS CARA MELS, FRESH EVERY DAY. €20 9th st. n.w., opposite U. & Patent Offics, jaos Branch Store, 1706 Penneyivania ave a.m. Ice Crzax Sova Warsz, NaIRN & OGRAWS, 15TH AND NEW YORK AVE sp2t1m rpuonas powrrn NUT ETEGERE, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES, WAL; CES OF PARLOR AND PAINT- EASY CHAIRS, AMBER FUR- Sis, 3 TABLES, WINDOW SKERRY, GLASSW ‘CLOCK, at the reside eping No. 914 12th str wuuwest, L will ie assortment of Furniture, as paruy enumerated above, k WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, ELETS, GOLD BINS AND KAR TALKES), SOL DSILVEKS. AND HOLLOWAWARE, SDAY MORNING IRN Twill sell, att rooms of Duncans interested will ple 3 PHILLIP WALLACI, Broker. FPuOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer STIFUL EVERBLOOMING ROSES EMS, DECOKA- E AND BUDDING PL VE PLANTS, E On TUESDAY, M iy siiestooms, E wii seit, without re > partly emijueruted above, nursery of Job I being from the ee) Saul, of this city. THOMAS DOWLIN "ANSON BROS TRISTEE'S SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, By virtue of a deed of trust dated October 1st, 1885, and duly recorded in land records of the District of Coxumbia, F shall offer for sale at the wuction rooms of Duncansyn ros., 9h. n TUESDAY MOL pattels described in Sehe- attached to sud trust, and partly named as Mahoguny Sofa, Round ortieres, Pictures, ce Curiains, Carpets, "attached tosaid trust. JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, Joned in Schedule “A. JD EXCANSON BROS, Auctioneers VALUABLE HOTEL NOWN AS THE “HAR- RIS HOUSE,” SITUATED NEAR PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEE: By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date April and recorded in Liber 3 et seq., one of the land records for tue DI Colunibia, and at the written request of the cured thereby, the ui bablic auction, in MAY" FOURTH, ..the following described ‘real estate, ubia, to wit: TRUSTEE SALE OF TH PROPERTY NOW dersigued ‘Trustee wi of the premises, on TUE a Washington, Distri Lot number 5, in square number 25. premises lying and beiny of Suid e.ty as Lot numbered. fi wo-hundred and fifty-four (2 i Lot fronung seventy feet on E street north, and run- ning buck with that uniform width, the wi of said Lot. one hundre that part of said fay be occupied or byabrick wall intended to sparate and divide the her six (6) in sald square, together ts to the sad pro} i cash, retialnder In one two years from day of sale, with; Interest payable se deed of trust oa the option of the pure dred dollars required at the tine ‘ances al the cost of the purchaser, Terms to be complied with In five days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee reser the property at thi chaser iter five da Some newspaper pul iCANSON BROS., Aucts. same from Lot nui with the improven ‘Perms of sale: One-th! A deposit of five i the right to resell isi and cost of the det: ublic notice to be ished in Washi JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ALE OF SOM: RBAN LOTS +12 IN NUMBER. F THR FINEST | inches 19 sot LOTS 13,14, ‘These lots trout on ( having fronts of Deing the most AND 26, BLOC id Central ay 50 feet each aun ‘sirable lots on Meridia! LOTS 9, 10,11 ANIL ‘These lots front on front also on © ‘This sale will probably close the remaining lots whichare to be peremptorily sold, jaken advantage of superior street, 1ot12 having a Onethird cash; balance in one and two ears respectively; notes to bear six per cent iuterest payable seml-aunually, and to be ed by deed of trust, or uil cash, at option of A deposit of £100 required on at time of sale. Yerms to be complied wi ‘wise resale at risk and cost of defaulting purehuser le in some news- rom day of sale ia Washington, 1 DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, faper publishes Papsod HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PKOPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme entered on the 13th day of February, A. U). 1ns6, in eq 9,740, wherein Wiliam D. Seri S. Fowler et al., are defendants, the under- decree, Will, “ut ‘complainant and Signed trustees. F TENTH, 1856, sell at pr premises. part of Lot numbered twei are numbered one hundred ingata pointin the line of th north J street twenty (20) fect nine (9)inches from the northeast corner of said | with the south side of north T'street nineteen (19) feet | three (3) inches to the northwest cori thence due south Lows twenty-two (22) and_uventy hundred and sixt to public alley; thence east with the sald alley tour- wen (14) feet, and thence northeast still with the line of the alley to 4 point from whieh a lin would Intersect the line of north I street at the begin- with that line to the point of be niny, the sume being Supproved by frame House, 2016 Tstreet northwest AND ON THE SAME DAY, AT HALF-PAST . Will seil part of lot numbered quare numbered one hundred of north I street, nd running thence wuetion, In front of the jathwest ‘side of r of the Lot free (238) one mine (9) inches mn (116) feet fun due north ning, and thei FOCI O'CLOCK ME twenty-three (23), in and oue (loi), begiunitg on the i itthenortheast corner of ead Jo ine of ots wentgsiae (2D due south elghty-one (st feet a thea with the line of ad Tota pated’ oF aald lines frome wich orth would intersect the line of worth Istrect Gweteay C26) feet nine tncles fur the ‘beginning, thence. dae | Tine” of north ) inches. to the the same being improved by a Bri Tstreet northwest AND ON THE SAME DAY, AT FIVE O'CLOCK rt of Lot ‘thirty (30), tn square for the same at the south- east angle of said Jot thirty (30), und runing norsk ‘2oth ” street west; feet; thence north thenice west twenty-six (26) feet nine (9) north nine (9) fee fence south iiteen street twenty (20) feet nine int of beginning, P.M, will sell seventy-six (76), thence west twenty-s!x two, (2) feet nl 3 thence west el feat; thence east thence south nineteen (19) feet three (8) Inches; rty-three (43) feet nine (9) inches to the int of beginuing, muproved by a frame house, No. 20th street northwest. And ON THE SAM®r: DAY, at HALF O'CLOCK P. M., will sell part of Lot nine 16)" feet “nine (9) inches. from Sorter of ail” tor membered ven (11) feet: the southeast nine (@). thence west ninety-seven (97) feet two and one-baif (21) inches, thence north sixteen (10) feet nine (9) inches, thence east ninety-seven (07) feet two id one-half (2%) inches, to 22d street: thence with a street ant ainiaen (16) fest cine inning, improv ry Bo.'i36 2d street ur, Andon TURSDAY, MAY ELEVENTH, 1886, at will sell all of lot six (6)' in one thousand and forty seven decree: One-third in cash, and the bal- ‘Terms of sa’e as prescribed by of the purchase money to be paic yable In one and two years from day of sale, interest, the deferred pay ments to be secured to iclent deed of trust upon the property 80 sold, or all cash at the option of the purchaser or purchasers, A deposit Fequired on the day of sale on euch plece by the purchaser or purebasers thereot. compited with within ten days. or pro} ‘sold at risk and cost of defaulting pu: chasers. All conveyancing at HENRY KR. EL: Sth street northwest. TERLE street porthurest, 2 ‘northwi ‘THOs, J. FISHEK & OO., Aucts, MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. of $100 will be JUNCANSON LROS., Auctioneers RUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, NO, 433 H STREET NORTHWEST, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Covumbia, passed in equity cause No. 9886, docket 25, F shuil sell on MONDAY, the THIRD DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1886, at Ita PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. if,in front of the prem- ses, the following real estate, to wit: Lot numbered seven (7), in_square numbered five hundred and sevente to wit: Beginning for said part of said lot at the southwest corner thereof, and running thence east along the | thence north thirty (30; igor, and “four 4) aches, thetice north thitty-nine (30) feet and nine () fnehes, more oF less, to the rear ine of that part ur poruons Of suid lot, which was sold und conveyed by homes to the ‘corporation of Wasbington Chis, nce Dorthwestwardty along suid rear Ine to a polit je between sald lot and Orlgistal 1ot uare, distant seventy-two (72) feet 1d achialt (yin) inches from Sald HM stcest, Sad then south by and with ‘suld dividing fine Wo the Place of beginuitis, and also together with the porpet- bal right of way in common with Angusius Davis and ry A. Davis, thelr heirs and aseieus, in, ato atid Uhroitgh a cerudin strip of Lani on: the east side of said hereinbeiore described ground, salt rip of lund belay ot th of two (2) feet and eight (8) tnehes, and o nd runing froma salt strect of said thirty (3u) feet, aud suid way 1a and rever of suid dimensions and ot at le 1 height, with the right to build ov 1 wud adjoining wny such bullding to the west gable end of the house wljoiuing said sup oF lund on the vast, und to use said guble ln tire construe tion of any such building free of charge, provided, however, suid way” shail never be less than eight ( feet In height in the clear, us Ly rafereuce to. said de duly recorded, Said ground 4s improved by wf Dwelling, containing about six rooms, being No. 433 Hstreet northwest. ‘Terms of sale us presezibed by the decree are as fol- lows: Unethird of the purchase money to be paid 1n cash and the remainder in. wo equal pacments at one fund two years, secured by the notes of the purchase bearing interest trom the J Lor ¥ of sale and secured by a the premises.gold, with the right of the whole or’ any part of suid Hof less than one-third in cash, Ail purchaser. A deposit of $100 ed when the property is knocked off ALE hy St. northwest, at public au Uon, all: pledges: forieited ‘by nou-redemp ion, con meneing SATURDAY, MAY FIRST, MONDAY, MAY. THIRD, and 1 AY, MAY FOURTIC 1886, at TY P. M., consisting of gold, silver aud ies, Diamonds, Chains, Necklaces, Lockets, arrings, Pins, Bracelets, (tings, Guns and ols, Books, Clicks, Qpera Glussaa, Solid Silver xnd. ted Ware, Ladiesand Gents’ Clothing, aud all ki Valises, Mirrors, &e. oN. 8. 1. Aucts. WALTER B. WILLEAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ELEGANT CHAMBER,DI | LIBRAR ND PAIGLOR FURNI <TH, 1880, commencing a UK AM, We shall seit on the premises, “Ingleside.” known a3 the Wuibrldse Place, head of Mount Plrasant, the following named Articles, belog partially enumerated: WALNUD CHA MBER SUITES kK NU : Ww NDSOME, TWARD- t ASY CHAIIGS, ‘DSOME WALN Si LIBRARY HANDSOME PILLAR EXTENSION DINING ROOM CHAIRS, IN LEATHE: S. SINGLE W. UPStDEHOARD, WALNUT FI MATTRESSES. ATOR, WAL. REAUS AND WASE TRESSE aad XG STOVES, MINE, WINDOW | LL WS BRUSSELS A A AND MATS, BRUSSELS HALL Ss, CHINA, GLASS AN KIICHEN UTENSILS, Atso, TWELVE O'CLOCK, S “H COW,DAYTON aps0-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, J RUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED KEALESTALE ON K STREET, BeTWEE! EIGH GH “AND SINTIE ETS SOUTH- By Virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of; the District of Columbia, passed on_the 2th day of April, A.D. 1886," in cause No. 9944, 4, Docket Nu. 25, pending in sald court, wherein es Cole and thers are complainants and. Elmer Cole is defendant, I will sell at Of the pi DAY ¢ Be STute! tor th. ghty-eiziie oan ight feet Six inches: thence Nn inches; thence south eighty-eight feet hn K Street, and thence west, by and with Said K street, twenty fect six inches to phe place ot. be- ginning; improved’ by a two-story frame dweiiing house, ‘Verms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third ofthe purcha e mouey shall bein cash and the bale ance in ejual instalments in one and two. years re- spectively, for which the promissory notes oi the pur- chaser must Le given, to bear interest from day of Sale at six per cent, and sceured by deed of trust on prop- erty sold, or ali cash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of $50 At time of sale. All conveyancing at pur- echaser’s cost. It the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days from day of sale the Trustee te serves the right to resell atrisk ani cost of defaulting purchascr, alter five days’ public notice of such re-sale In some newspaper published in Washi SAML. MADDOX, Trustee, ‘462 Louisiana uvente. ots, 2eddeds AND UNIMPROVED_PROPERT TED ON TWENTIETH STREBT, B: VEAND S STitiK si WEEN NINETGENTH AND, TWENT EPH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCT: T will offer tor sale at pubitc auction, on W) ESDAY, MAY FIFTSL A. D.1856, \'T FLV P.M. in front of the premises, all bered 19, in square uumbered 110, bel feet ‘trout by 140 10-12 teet deep toa B0-foor alley, improved by a four-room franie house. Immediately thereaiter, all of Lot nitmbered 28, in square numbered 110, bélug 20 feet front by an a erage depth of 85 feet; Side aud reur alley. ‘Verms made kdown on day of sale. A deposit of ‘$100 will be required on each lot at tinie of sale. Con- Vevuneing, &e., &e., at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in ten days from day of Je, the property will be resold at the Fisk and CUSt Of defaulting purchaser, ‘apzontéds WESCOTT & WILCOX. Agents, rpuos E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALW OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED EAL ESTATE, HOUSE, NUMBER 919 L STRELT NORTHWEST, ON, R D STR SON, E EEN Q AND Rt STREE AND CANAL. STREEI, BI REET AND GEORGIA AVENUE: By virtue of the last willof Clarissa Heise duly. obate:! in the Supreme Court of the Disitiet of ‘Olumbia, holding @ special term for Orphaus! Court business, aud by the decree of the sald Supherns Court ot the District of Columbis, holding a special ‘Term in Equity, in cause No. 7739, 1 will, as Trustee, sell at publle auction, In front cf exch ofthe be following real estate In the City of Washington trict of Columbia, to wit: On TUESDAYS the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A.D. 1586, AT FOUR O'CLOCK v. M., part of Lots Cand K. in square 369 having a frout'on L street of 25.35-100 feet. ‘and Itnproved by a three-story Brick House, belug’ nue dered Diy Letreet northwest, Immediately thereafter -part¥ of lot K, fronting Kee reeeeae ae onan i ating 2. ject On L street, a ard 2202-100, und N,22.01-100 fronting each on s'30: foor alley. and having on the w. side a 10-foot alley nd on the F. side a S0-foot alley, together with the inuprovaments thereon, ‘Also, on the sume day. at HALE-PAST FIVE OCLOcK'P- Af, Tots '2,5,8 and 10, ineq, 602, aud Job 4, 1n sq. 604) ‘Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash aud the balance in two equal instalments inoue und two years, with six per cent Interest from. day of sale, for which notes of purchasers must. be given Scctired by Geode of trust On the property sold, dr All cash “at Option of purchasers, ‘deposit of §100 must be made Onveach of the lots in square ‘00, and $50 on euch of the other lots when knocked down All conveyancing at cost of purchaser, ‘Terms | of saie must be complied with within ten duys from day of sale In default of which the trustee reserves Fight to resell at risk and cost. of . defaulting pur chaser afer thice days pub ic adverdsement HENRY Wisk Ga BNET draston, ‘Bch street northwest. THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. api-daeds | Pps: AND ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE OF PROPEKTY AT LAUREL, MD., On WEDNESDAY, MAY FIFTH, 1886, com-; meneing at TWO O'CLUCK P. M., consistingor: Sve dwellings comparatively new large ioe and other buildings, and nine val chytoe | low. Ail of this property is in fee. The lots, impr. and unitaproved, are from fifty to one hundred feet front, with depths of two hundred feet; are situated for the ‘ost part within ten minutes’ wall of the depot, aud Tare inducement 1ose who desire suburban of eagy and rapid access to Baltimore and REGULAR SALEOF FU TEN O'CLOCK, and D si. nw. Goods, it DDUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers commencing’ at 7) above-named restilence, Carper: of parties in'search of Jlouse open for inspection early on morning of sale. ouse r purosas DOWLING, Aucuone: TRU the District of Columbia, passed im Equity caus No. 7459, Doc. 20, we will offer forsale at publi looks aud formsa portion of the northern bo ofthe und if not’ sod to the plat of our subs be exhibited at the mansion house and weres: Lot 2, contain tat lng 13 84-100 acres. ‘These lots lie west of the live ithe Metropolit tze ‘70-100 feet on Boundary street He east of sald raliroad and upon the Brentwood road. 859-100 ac 4, containing 56-100 acres. sale within ten cays after such sal serve th piae of begin Sveti, No in six aud twelve months, for. which notes of pu chaser will be taken, secured Uy deed of trust on prv erty sold, and bearing interest from day ofsale, or all Cush at option of pureuaser. A deposit ot sou wt ve Foquired ut time Of sale, and ail couvesaucing and re- cordins will beat purchaser's cost, Lerms to be cu ited with in ten days or property will be resold at isk and cust of defauit FOR SALE me by the last will and testament of ‘HUM, deceased, J will otter for sale, i remises, ob MONDAY, TH MAY, A.’ D. to the aliey; thence east 85 feet to p) months, Interest at six p ments, or all cash, al the option of the purchaser. A) cunveyance at purchaser's co-t, A deposit of S100. required of purchaser. Exect'tor reserves the right to Fesell at risk and cost of deiaulting purchaver. TPRUSTER'S SALE OF VAL Liber No. 993, follo 87, et sex finest buildin By virtue of two deeds of trust, ively Congress street ight angles to Congress street one hundred and twen- ty (120) feet, thence Sireot thirty ting (BO) feet, th ‘and twenty (120) feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements ¢he1 and basement Brick Known as No. 1408 Congress street. ) pUNcaNBON BROS, Auctioneers, COMPRISIN PARLOR, CHAMBEN, L1BRARY. DINING-ROOM AND OTHER FURNITURE, ALSO, STOCK OF GROCERIES, LOT RUBBER STREET HOSE. ALSO, CARRIAG: BUGGIES HARNESS, ae, On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH, at We will sell, at our salesrooms, bth & general Collection of Household MAGNIFICENT SALE oF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EMBRACING UPRIGHT PIANO, GILT, WALNUT AND EBONY PIER MIRROKS, PLUSH PARLOR: SUITE, MAHOGANY CABINE] MARNEETOP TABLES. BRIC. NITURE, KETARY, ENGRAVIN AND HANGINGS, AND | CHERRY WARDROBES, LATED ES, OTHER MATTRESSES, Wiki FRA- HER “PILLOWS BOLSTERS, SIDE-BOARD, EXTENSION TABLE, FINE DINING CHAILS, CHINA AND GLASS Sopa HALE, Pikcis (FINE MOQUE BODY BRUSSELS, H ‘ALE AND O" CARPETS “THROUGHOUT THE RUGS, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.. THE "ENTIRE WELL-K CONTAINED LN No. 27 PLACK, BetWEEN HAND STILTS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTIO: On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY FIFTH, EN O'CLOUK. we will sell, at the i the ¢xcellent Furniture, &., contained therein, to which e KOO 1s respectfully casted. efor reut. 2t DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. my USTRIS SALE, QE HCKINGTON® ‘THE GALES, ESQ. foe ATE OBESE By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ion, to the highest bidder. at the Mansion Hous the pean! on THURSDAY, the TWE SEVENTIPDAY Gi MAY, Ac. 1886 a1 KOUIE O-CLOCIE P.M all that itact oF parcel of laud ih tae County of Washingtone Districy, at Cylombine called Sint Known “as part Gf "Cekinzton® (described. by Mnetes and bounds tu said decree), containing 87.1! cres of Iatd, ore or less, aut inproved with a large 1 substantial dweiling house aud oulbuildings, hete are several bewutiful bu‘iding sites upon the roperty,which is well wooded aud watered, aud over- y st offered as a whole, he same accordin lots, which will ith the ty. The tract will be e will then off isio ut 11 17-100 branch of the B. und O. is, Lots eating” estat B adjoins the Park, wi frout of 1:61 ‘The remaining lots ndjoin the mania conta ing 22 Te-100 acres; Lot 6, contaluing 3j JLB, containing 8 VOLO) acres; Lot his lot hus also a frout {5 30-100 feet on Boundary street ns of sule: One-tiith of ihe amount of the pur- ‘1 chase money in cash, and the residue in four equal ii: stalin mouths fespectively trom the day of sale, the pur- nts, due in si1 Uweive.eighteen and twenty-four er oF purchasers giving his of thelr promissory for the deferre 1 payients,with Interest thereon Tate of Six per cent per aiuum trom the day ot or all cash, a the option of the purchaser or pure charers. The title to said. property will be retained 1 the whole purchase money for the sume or {UZ cparate part thereof shall be fully paid: and if vurchuser shall fais to comply with the terns of the Trustees re- right to resell ut the risk and cost of such ing purchaser. | ‘The plat of subdivision may Upon application to the undersigned.» $500 deposit on ac-epiunce of bid if sold as whole, aud $100 on each lot if soi In sep ate parcels, MES 5. EDWAL D stn. wey ANDREW B. DUVALL, 452 Ist. nw. JOHN 7. MITCHELL, my3-eodts 11th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. J Trustees, [PHOS B WAUGAMAN, iteal Lstate Auctioneer THUSTEES SALE OF LOT, improven ny No. 2137 EIGHTH STREET EX- TENDED. By virtue ofa deed of trust recorded in Liber meh No. 1,121, folio 123, et seq., of the land recoras, of the District of Columbia, and at the request of dita. the party thereby secured, I will sell, ut public auc: Yon. hn front of the preiuises, on WEDNESDAY LETH NEXT, at SIX O'CLOCK P of Lot 63, in J. B. Haw ‘Subdivision of 312. b aut, commencing tor the same at a poiut on the line of Sth'street ext -nded. distant 19 feet horth of the south- West coruer uf suid io and running thence north reet 20 feet: thence eust 100 sonth 30 feet; thence west 100 feet to the a two-story frame fended. third cash; balance in equal instalments Vert : On vg purchaser. Wh. F. HOLIZMAN, Trustee, THOS. EB, WAGGAMAN, Auct. my3-4p&ds HOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Tee VALUABLE PROPERT(” OX FIFTH Db WASHINGTON — SIRE! NORTHWEST, Jy virweor the Power and authority vosted in cutherine front Of hk ies ‘TH DAY OF by 1886, at SIX O'CLOCK, the following Teal esiate—viz: Part of lot 28, square "450. beginning atthe intersection of the public alley ‘square 456 with Sth street west, aud run south 124, feet; thence west 85 feet: th tee of beginning. ‘Terms of sale: One half cash, bulunce six ana twelv cent on deterred pi JOS. F. HODGSON, Exeentor, THOS. E, WAGGAMAN. Auct myl-dSds BUILDING ‘ON MSTREET, Mi NINTH AND TENTH STRESS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded tn oue of the land: ds of tie District Of ‘Coluinbin, fas survive Frustee, will gel at pubite auction, in front of the uises, oh THURSDAY, the THITERNTH DAY. AY AD elgtiat HIVE OCLOcK PAL. allot ‘of, Caden's subdivision of part of squase fronting 22-11-12 feet on M st and ruuuing thie width 420 feet to a 10 svot alley. Oue of the Tots in tue city. wif cash; balatice in equal instalments ‘Terms: on at oneand two years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest, payable semfainuatiy and ty be secured by deel of Fust, Or all cash, at option of purchaser: conveyanc- Jug, étc., ut cost’ of purcharer; a deposit of $250 re quired at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise the trustee reserves the right 10 Tesell ue the risk au: cost of the defuulting purchaser, ufier 5 davs public notice of sich resaie iu soute ews weil in Washington, D. OLS. PRESBICEY. Surviving Trustee, NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, mid TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL'AND WEST STREETS, IN'GEORGETOW: D; the 2ist day of March, A. D. 1st, and the 22th y of January, A. D. 1586, and Sot dts init aid er ins See en eae récords of the District of Columbia, ahd at the written requcst of the party secured thereunder, the under- BelcdaPeatees bab eair a oats came ee umises, on MONDAY, the TENTH DAY OF the MAY, A. D. 1886, AT FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. Mth’ following real estate, situate in Georgetown, In the District of Columbia, to wit: the north, thirty-nine (89) fect of Lots numbered fity-seven (57) Sight (58), in. Beall's addition to said. Georgetown, scribed by metes and bouuds as follows: Beginning for the same at the northeast corner of said lot uumbered Lny-eight (S8),0n the west line of Congress street au ‘finty= run theace south by and with the said line of thirty-nine (30) feet, thence west at north parallel with Congress ence eust one Lundred reon, consisting ofa. ‘Teruus of pale: One-third cash; balance in one, two gnd three years, for which purchaser's notes, to bear THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers, OPRAIIS BEREDEN® F0pe saan 0 STREET, ‘WEEN BRP ibomaet = unis Sone THE BALI. PLAYERS. ey ee an nee The Nationals Win a Bi Notes about Nines, The Nationals won another game from the Philadelphias Saturday, and won it hand- somely, by a score of 9to 2. Victories for the Nationals out of the first series ot three championship games, Just two more than the ball tossers from the elty of Brotherly Love calculated on. The home team did not make a fielding error, playing with the vim of last Thursday, They handied the bat in a tell- ing manner and earned four of their runs, com- pletely demoralizing thelr opponents at times. ‘The Nationals will be pitted against the Bostons on the first three days of this week, and it is only hoped that they will be able to treat them as they did the Phiiadelphias, Barr, who pitched for the Nationals in Fri- not in his usual form, and the iMculty in gauging his curves and sending the ballin every direction, while the rest of the home team were not very spry in looking alter it, Barr has shown himself a very strong man in the box on more than one occasion, and he is in every respect a first-class en he has a regular catcher and is well backed a good record is expected ot him. The Nationals’ manager has done a very wise ker in right fleld perm: teh for Daily. er and too lucky a He is just as good In the lant Victory | power oF CONGRESS TO TAX IMITATIONS OF DAIRY PRODUCTS—HOW THEY DAMAGE DAIRY STERESTS—HURTFUL ARTICLES USED IN THE MANUFACTURE, This makes t¥0 | ‘The report of the House agricultural commit- tee on the illegal sale of imitation dairy pro- ducts has been received from the printer, “The power of the federal government to im- Pose an internal revenue tax upon the manu- factured compounds sold as imitations and counterfeits of butter, as enumerated in second sectien of the substitute bill reported by the committee, is too well established by along line of precedents to require any argumen deed, as far as your committee are advised, this power is unquestioned and universally con- those who deny the necessity or expe- This power to tax is not dieney of such a tax. limited alone to the ‘necessities of 1 ment for the amount of revenue derived. It has been invoked in more than one instance to pro- Vide ior the general weltare and sustained by the highest judicial tribunal of the land. contended by some that the tax on oleomarga- rine, as defined iu the bill, Is excessive, and 1s advocated for the purpose’ of destroy in cture and sale, and is, chere= beyond the constitutional power of Con- gress, It is @ sufficient auswer to this to say power to tax be no limitation to its exercise excep@ tne disere- tion and wisdom of Congress.” DAMAGE TO THE DAIRY BUSINESS. The committee, after a very thorough investi- a: Phillies had pairing its manu assigning Crane to ¢: 1s too good a man to be Jaid off, Held as he is on first base, and t Crane, on the other hand, promises Valuable man behind the bat, and be ‘ought to throw Well to second. “The King of the Newsboys” Dead. AST, LOUIS CHARACTER WHO PLAYED THB ROLE OF COAL OFL JOMNNIF FORA TIME, Sr. Louis, May 3.—The King of the News boys,famillarly known as Dutch Hiney, is dead, His life was that of the ordinary newsboy, bat he wielded over them at one time a power that was remarkable. Of late years he asso fated ltide with the boys, but drew « revenue from agents who worked for him. Some years ago he fell heir to a considerable sum of money, which, with his earnings, he immediately pro- ceeded to invest In hacks aud the coneomit- Ants. He would buy champagne with the best Of the dudes, and stand up to the seore longer, It took him buca short time to rid bimsell of his pecuniary incubus, and then, unfetiered and free, bo went nd light was Willing to heip a trie he made mies. All theatergocrs and most #f the loungers at the Southern knew him and liked him, ” He was never a dependent on any one’s bounty, and had as much independence as any one who bought papers of him. His full name was Henry William Oertel, == Two Skeletons Exhumed. Asurviuue, N.C. May 3.—A ghastly die covery is reported to have been made near Leicester, some twelve miles west of this city, A force of laborers were changing the public Toad, laying off and grading it to the rear of ex- Sherif Plemon's home. In making ths sary excavation two skeletons were exhumed, belhg tound ina horizontal position in the reat of the house some twenty feet away, The site now occupied by this residence was once the abiding place of a desperate gang. ‘= Au Ohio Physician's Surprise. HIS INSANE WIFE FOLLOWS IM FROM GEM MAS Younosrow, Onto, May 3.—Dr. Lobschild, aneminent physician here, was decidely sur. prised Saturday by the appearance of his wife, has been an inmate of an asylum in Ger mauy for nearly twenty years, and who recently caped. Dr. Lobschild says: “My wile woe on Birbenstein, of the tainily owning y of Friedland, and her brother Fried: rich is chamberlin to King William, Fraud Was practiced in Uhe marriage coniract eonsum- mated twenty-three years ago, her relatives concealing Lie fact Uhat Uwice se bad been sent, foan asylum, She was later adjudged jusane by the governor of Silesia, and 1 have since cared tor her at the asylum, and will see that, she is safely returned.” ‘coe Fred Douglass Praises the President. THE COLORED LEADEK NOP SUMMARILY KIKCTED nes played an unusually listle icuds do not expect him to Knock the cover off the ball every time he steps ant to see plenty of lite He recovered somewhat on Satu gained rounds of applause by sending the ‘ball suiling over left fleld fence tor a home: arroil, who had just reached second on a cracking two-bagger. Was there ever a prettier working battery than Shaw and Gilligan? It is a pleasure to The former twists himself into all sorts of postures until one would think he would wear hituself out in a little whi seems to twist the ball however, and the hi gation of the subject, find “that there are in the United States over 15,000,000 cows, producing annually over 1,000,000,000 pounds of butter, weese, and thet the That about an ile 48 Constmed as milk, so product of the dairy interest of the United States is worth $500,000,000 annuaily re Worth On an average $4 head until the introduction of counterieit but- ter, and are now worth but $30 eac! 1 loss of $150,000,000 in mitch that during last year there were slaughtere: so vione about 300,000 mileh cows, or an that there are trom lean citizens engaged up to bat, but th and 300,000,00 product is worth equal amount of 250,000,000. run, bringing that cows wi watch them. is much as himself, hitters go down be: He fields admirably and watches: fe made a balk Saturday and got all tangled upin doing It, Such acon vemenis Was never before seen as four to five million Am: the dairy business, abandon it, and be Uriven into some other already overworked branch of industry uuless can be relieved from the present ruinous competition with cheap imitation and cheese; that the sity to all other branches of agriculture, as it is the cheapest and imost reliable or continuing the conditions of ‘Soil roduction of crops of grain cost of producing the usual bases like a hawk. bination of i ‘ou a Washington bail field, of styles in deliv He has ‘a. variety ing the ball, whi prevent his being batted hard twice in succe: his little partner behind the bat understan him perfectly, and seidom fumbles a bail. Gilli- gan 1s oneof the cleanest backstops ever seen in He Js as active asa cal, throws accu- rately and swiftly. losing not a bit of time, catches the ball scientific games that he has p) has he shown by the siizhtest_ motion tuat the ball bart his hand, ‘The Nationals made no mistake when they secured Shaw and Gilli- necessary to the and grass; that th imitations of butter ts trom 7 tw pound, and the cost to the consumer has been Sud is’about equal wit the pri butter; Unat such imitations are not ouly dis astrous to the dairy interest directly and to branches ot agricuiture indirectly, bul that they are detrimental to public health, belng the fruitful cause of dyspepsia and other diseases, DELETERIOUS ARTICLES USED IN MAKING THE BOGUS BUTTER. The report says that among the articles and ingredients used in the manufacture of such imitations there are the followinz: sugar of lead, sulphate of lime, benzole ucid, butyric acid, glycerine, eapsic acid, commercial sulphuric acid, tallow, butyric ether, castor oil, cureumine, ehicrate of pot. eroxide of magnesia, nitta albumen, saltpeter, borax, orris "root, bicarbonate of soda, capatic acid, sulphite of soda, pepsin, lard, caustic pota: sesaine (or Benne), turnip-seed oil, vil oF aweet almonds, stomach’of pigs, sheep oF cil, bicarbonate of potash, boracie Acid, salicylic acid, cotton-seed vil, alum, cow sul soda,’ farinaceous flour, carboli ippery-elm bark, olive oil, broma chlo- raluin off of peanuts, sugar, cause soda.” DAMAGE TO THE CoD% The committee believe 000,000 pounds of spurious compounds and | mixtures to imitate butter is being manufac- “The existence of such base counterfeits has already seriously im; export trade and will result in stil damage if not checked. It turther appears, tion before your commit: e-tenths of the people of legislation.” During all the Season, only once Andrews and Fogarty, of the Philadelphia team, deserve the title of champion sliders. With knees padded and bands gloved, they for a base long before they near it, and go salting along the ground as if on runners, catching the bag on the way if they have too ‘They will make mauy a run “Nitric acid, much headway, for the Phillies this yeat Saturday w: base-running. made by Andrews’ phenomeual ole second and tuird, re- rdless of Gilligan's best throws. lice hit was needed to earn the run. playing a very strong sort stop, As He is popular with eaul, gastric fui But a sacri- a fielder he {5 invaluable. the audience aud everybody is pleased when His batting is bis one weak- ness, and that, according to Lue record, is better tan is generally supposed. ‘aty-six last year—above the middle. ines has been released and will play No one will object. i, chalk, oil of he hits the ball. He stood fortieth in the Southern Le: he accommodations for reporters grand stand are insuficieht, or else some oc- cupy their seats who ure not Entitled to tuem, Atnearly every gume one or more authorized orter is compelled to take a back seat. he Philadeiphia Ties says: hiladelphia players Know that It ts possible me they will turn in and 43 not overrated, bi men have been spoiled by Matiery, n gush and success against minor clubs. Manager Scunlan is said to be anxious to se- cure Dick Finley, the crac a College nine, and bargain when in New York this weeit. Gerhardt Is a prime favorite with New EXPORT TRADE, Uthat about 200, C15 hossiblg | tured annually. jor them to lose a from all the infors tee, that wt_least the United Siates demand thi: THE GREAT catcher of the Co- ill try to clinch a LABOR MOVEMENT. News from the Large Cities Where Giuunion aad Knowles are playing their posi- | Strikes are Threatened or in Progress. tions well. ‘They are not yet quick enough on the touch, but are steadily improving in this| The movement for eight hours is very gene- ral, especially in the west. It is estimated that upwards of 100,000 workmen are engaged in the movement, and there is every indication that this great army will grow much larger. In Chicago many thousands of workmen are ‘The trades rnost affected are the turnitare manufacturers, the lumber interests and the iron men, although every business in the city is implicated, Tne railroads, tuo, are great s freight handlers “have, for un ued the movement, There is P out in the furniture factories, aud itis estimated that 7,500 imen there are clam- oring for eight hours aud no reduction of A somewhai similar situation faciories and planing milis. twee of the Lumbermen’s Exchange decided not togrant the demands, subs. representing Howard University, the High school, Lincolu school and the Junior as- sembly have formed a buse ball association, to District Inter-senool associa- Uon. The officers are W. Handy Johnson, pres- James Usher, secretary Sham\well, treasurer. “A scheduie of games bas game will be played | sitys and the Hight ers of the chiainpionship will be awarded a handsome silk banner, and a goid ul Will be given to the player making the best batting record, ‘The Nationaisgo on their first tour Weduesday evening, and during their absence the amateur ship of the District will be contested for on the Nationals’ grounds, ‘The Philadelphia “Zumes says to-day that ‘Washington has offered the Newark club $1,000 ease Of Smith y, the rising you ‘Tue Athletics and Brookiyns pi of eight innings in Brookiyn resulted In a Ue, each nine being creditéd with 19 runs, 22 base hits and 11 errors. The Cincinnati club defeated the Louisyilles in Louisville yesterday by ascore of 10 to 5. Spalding offers a prize of $100 to any person who shali cosrectly guess the standing of the League clubs at the close of the season. a butch of 620 postal curds 436 place Chicago 152 place New York first, 21 place Detroit first, 2 place Boston be known us the + and Janes been arranged. r Monday between the Univ oy ferers, tor Ub A special commnit- wid an imunense de the rounds'of the lumber yards ou y and all the Workmen quit, ‘This strike involves 12,000 men. Six hundred employes of furniture factories in Cincinnati_have leit-hadded pitcher, and started the is expected to spread. In Mirwau- kee 3,000 malsters and brewers tor an advance of wages, and in Detroit 250 journeymen brewers have quit work. hiture manuiacturers of St. Louis have granted i hours on a like basis of Louis plumbers have struck. “The men in the plaining mills are expected to quit to~lay. The inen employed in the Kast St. Louis water works have stopped. Nearly ail tue turniture factories iu Pittsburg and Allegheny City are idie and the carpenters will strike to-da; ‘The movement in the east has not y. sumed great proportions, but unless “the de- inands of the laborers are conseded or there are mutual concessions for during the week. 8 place Philadelph Hirstand 1 places St. Louis first, Suit by the HeirsofStephen A. Douglas. ‘The heirs of Stephen A. Douglas have begun another suit in the superior court in Chicago against the Union Mutual Lifensurance com- Je of the Chicazo university property setfaside. The complainants are Robert M. Douglas, of Greenborough, N. C., a son of | Stephen A. Douglas, and Adele Cutts Williams, Stephen A. Douglas, jr., is made party defendant with the insurauce com pany. ‘The complainants allege that the act of Ube untversity trustees in giving a mortgage on the property to the Insurance company” was contrary to the terms of the agreement made between the founders of the university and Stephen A. Douglas when the latter donated the property, ‘The foreclosure and sale and the purchase of the property by the Insurance com- pany were, they say, illegal, and ‘the title re- Vers to the heirs of the donor. a ‘Tue Case or Dz. Bristor.—Mr, William F, Howe, leading counsel for the Rev. Dr. Bristor, bas removed the in: nt, who is charged assaulting Miss Ida Downs, from the county sessions of Rookland county to the Oyer and Terminer of that county. Howe obtained the order removing the indict- meut from Judge Cullen, of Brooklyn, Hon, Abram Demarest has Charles Hoffman to aid him in the prosecution of the case, Judge Groo, and the Hon. Irving Brown are associated with the counselor and the trial will begin. 5 PREPARING FoR STRIKES IN PRUSSIA.—The Prussian government, fearing that strikes are , has issued @ decree orderin, Police to fhterfere in case strikers intimidate Extra vigilance is ordered against strikes connected with social democratic uglia- tion, the leaders of which make use of the strike ‘wages to widen the employers aud the employ: workman's hatred of exist social order, and thus bring abou! mediable rupture between the labor and their employers, Socialist publications will be put under ene: Yellance, The district governors are authorized to demand troops if necessary tor the eniorce- ment of these measures, reat strikes are looked in New York, Boston and Baltimore there 1s much uneasiness, and especially in New York the workingi ¢lamorous for a reduction of the hours of labor without @ proporuonate reduction in wages. ‘There was an immense mass-mecting in Union square on Suturday night and the speakers, the principal of whom was John Swinton, called loudly for their rights. ‘Theelghthour system will be inaugurated in Between thirty-five and torty of the cabinet manutacturers have ac- geded to the demands of the cabinet-makers, ‘The big manufacturers, however, will resist the demand, and it is probable there will be a great ‘Several thousand New York plano makers threaten to strike tor eight hours to-day. AU the meeting of the Central Labor Union in New York yesterday the brass-workers re- that they have invited their employers Wo confer with them on. ‘T' cabinetmakers, turniture-workers and upholsterers will demand Kers, both Inter: pany to have the low of the latter Philadelphia to-day. of Spring Valley, dictment again: with outrageously tenet 3 thours. The ing for an eight-hour Delegates of the Furriers’ union reported = the bosses’ retusal to Teiained ‘the Hon. nt an eight-hour Su strike ineve in the union, printers’ union, German printing offices. The delegates of the ble-pollshers, Pubbers and savesers reported the representaiive firms in the business have adopted the nine-hour rule, at the same tine advanced Wages ten per cent, A. resolution “was mari that nearly all of adopted protesting agatust high-banded luterference “of our gulf between the | public officials with tbe liberties of the repre- 'ed, to increase the | sentatives of organized labor and the threat- tical and | ened collusion of suid officers with reut irre- | as agai classes | rected agai sand | now sur- | Pryor will be retained by the union to ‘Ube accused men. FROM OFFICE—HE MONOKS THE MANLINESS OF THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE, The Boston State having referred to Frederick Douglass as being “summarily ¢ the office of recorder of deeds in this District lion, Frank W, Bird of Bast Walpole wrote to Mr. Douglass as to the ter in his reply says of his re “L assure you there was nothing summary or unpleasant about it, Tam a republican, and did ail Leould to defeat the election of Mr, Clevelai under no politi: yet Lheld th Year uuder uis ad Jd, Not for. 2, but Sole the Presid He could 1 at his picasure al any Ume alter bis naugure tion, When be asked torn simply asked me to »: be agreeable tome to tender it. did set the me, and when Ubat Ume arrived [sent in my resignation, His tanner toward me was in every Way courteous, and I have nott - ever to complain of.” While in oft Cleveland treated me as be treated oth holders tu u pions, Uius rebuking Uae timidity 1 not say cowardice or prejudice—ot tis pre decessor. Tam a republican, and af living, shall dv aii Lean toeivet a republican in Issa, but L onor manliness wherever I flad it, and 1 found itin President Cleveland, and 1. should despise aid ict anybody think oLuerwise, se he may ¢ no coward. Yours ve Agricalturists Aroused. SOUTH CAROLINA FARMERS SOMETHING To 21403. The South Carolina Farmers’ convention in Session at Columbia, has had under sidera Uon the poiitical, social, educational and indus trial interests of the state, te matin point to which attention was directed being Uae expense of the state government, On Friday many resolutions were offered. Every one tended to lessen tbe government exp litures by the abolition of ree tuilion i ie stale colleges, the non-education of the negro and the suspen: sion of all iuternal unprovemeats, A motion to luvite the governor to @ seat upon the floor Was overwheimingiy deleated. Ma expres- sions of distrust aud anger against that ‘odicial Were given veut to. “Later ia the day the vote denying Governor Thompsen 4 seat upon the floor was reconsidered, aud alter much argu- went Ube original motion was carried. The overnor accepied the Invitation extended to im and delivered a strong and mmanly specea to the assembly. The address, which did not touch upon polities bat amainiy pou agricul tar ceived kindly by the majoriy of y atuissiouer of agricul lure was called tw account jor certain acts Which were deemed irregular. His explana- tion Was satisfactory. A resolution to appolut @ committee to examine ail the records aud we- counts in the siate oilices and ascertain whether they were correct or not Was bob adopted, A resolution to abolish the Carolina Miliary academy Pp rarest) sent protective lari and urging the © zressmen frum the sate to use Uheit influence io obtain free ade or tari tor revenue only. AA resviution to reduce tue governor's salary Lo $500 and the othier state oilicers less in propor Cion Was deieated, Au executive © Was appointed to work tu y State ualil after the dany ower resolutions Were adopted, touching upon ale most every sub_ect and having tor tacit object the curtailing of ali expenses, necessary oF otherwise, uh From the Galveston News. Among the noted prisoners broaght to Fort Smith a few days ago was the noted Belle Starr, a celebrated character on the berder of the Indian Territory. ‘This woman Is about 34 ears old. Her father was a bord here she went tosciool done of Quantreil’s gang. She has since married and lived with border outlaws, severai of Whot have died With Uneir boots on. Her Uausicut homes were a retuge for this class of riders, Whose bravery she admiged, She was a syinpathizer in their misiortunes, aud is sald to have been a discreet. adviser ln their councils. Among her ucguaintances of ‘other days were tie Younger and James boys. Her present husband is an outlaw named Starr, who has been belore this court tor horse ing. Her home is on the Canadian river on the side ofa mountain. ‘The river curves sharply around the mountain, and Une house is only ace cessible al one point, aud commands a view of exery direction, ‘Belle Starr is a Helen MeGregor in courage and a Di Vernon on horse- back, “She ts an expert shot with a pistol, and always carries @ pair ofthe best. She groums her own horse, She carries with her a short and heavy riding wip, which sbe flourists at the too lamillar approaches of strangers. Several masked man attacked and rovbed # house a few miles from Ler residence a short Ume ago, ‘The proprictor of the house testified that one of the robbers was a woman in dis guise. ‘Thisied to ner arrest. She was released on bond jor trial, mounted her beautiial horse, and went off on a gullop to her mountain home in the territory. — $290 ene CONCILIATION IN IRELAND.—At the Killarney branch meeting of the Irish National League yesterday it was moved that the members of ‘the league who voted tor Mr, Doran, Lord Ken- mare's under agent, in the recent poor law elec- tions, be expelied.” Tue chairman refused to put the motion, and it was witharawn, it is a Same to Mr. Parneli’s peace " ————@e. AN Exoixeer Dies at His Post, Conner, aged fifty, who was engineer on U steamer Wilkesbarre, plying between Wilkes- barre and Nauticoke, on the Susquehanna river, Was found dead ‘at his post Sunday atter- noon. At the time he died he was in the act of + PELting coal on the fire in the furnace of the bolier. Heart disease is the probable cause of Tae Two MILLION TeLeGkAPH SUrT.—The New York Herald says: Judge Wallace, of the stay of proceedings iu the sult Inthe Bepreme say i the sul Court brought oy General Farnsworth, recelver ofthe Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph come Ly, for geen damages against the extern Union company. CLUVERIUS NEARER THE GALLOWS. —No opinion in the case of Thomas J. Cluverius, convicted of the murder of Faunie Lillian Madi son, Was delivered in the supreme court of Vise ia tast week, but it has leaked out that judgment of the lower court will be affirmed by a vote of 4 to 2, which, if correct, means that will hang. 4 §