Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1886, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. POR SALE—A SPECIAL bal Property, on Pa ave ~ Express oftiée. 25 fet fronting 25 tvet iivest: ment now, with percent Bet Call Gr wt SOW NEI, Rooms 4 and 5 (seco mylb-twe in 7 oR SALE 1529 AND ISS] M STN tween Connectient aw. aud 19th st.: each Toon, concrete cellar: large yard to sliey: manteis. fuely fi Ished apd wiki, every mode ene: loration must desttanie. — W. ( B25 Fst. ey POR SALE — FOUR NEW 25TORY window Srooin bred Houses, on st st. bet Band € sa se, ground Worth S 1 monthly Insta ments, af $4,000. PARK SENE, 141s Ps POR SALE Wo F Toom new Brick Howe M8 p.w., at $1200 aud $500. FIRLD, 1etv F stn. Fee 2ai SEY med. imps, 64 iran! BRICK propery Wed. ini s., brick 120 feet In Sey Ist st.. between B aud © nor eat; rare chance, Also desirable building Colcnial Beach. Lots $100 each Month. See piat at fice of ST FIELD, 1226'F st. 0.w. = myn bse POR SALE SE A small ant desirable 3story brick residence. on XN st. near Conn. ave. A prompt purchaser Wil get a bargain, ‘yIl6 THOS J. FISHER € ct s NEW TWOSTt Water, gas SWORMSTHDT & Bi WOSTORY AND BASE Six rooms, all, modern bear Pave. WH be sold on LEY ‘on 6th st Very easy erins SWORMSLEDT & BRAD provements. Fe SALE A VERY ELEGANT RESIDE twelve rows, all modern Improvements, Towa clrcie; price = 3.000. v0 SWORMSTEDT & B wyELst e POR SALE OR LEASE Bik; can be convert SWORMSTEDT & B. Pst. mies oN FST, ADLEN. se aie, E.. NEW SEVE my11-6t E r OR SALE—1126 BST. Kroon Brick Have: moiern Improe. rent BLIG to alley, house newly papered: i Cheap if said at ‘ouce. "ALP. AUEL'S Ce cs NW. 1316-1515 N.Y. a.$40.000 1311 Dt. £ 211S-220 Fs.r. 6.000 1 T1306 to 11513, 23 drduow 1 2208 Sth stb: m,3.085,500 50 SB nl aos tot bebr5.000 S07 oth st, Hiirso0e| o19 ste be i 2126-2190 K st. 473,000) DBL LOBEL ‘The above ie oily a salt portion of property oi" ny books. For full Bs: call a: offer for tuletin iseued ois the Ist and 10th. bmigtt} THOS. E. WAUGAMAN JFORSALE-A Sx ROOM HOUSE. AL improvement. in perieetorder. 3 ton the premises. 1411 Git sie. afie® 5 peta ATTRACTIVE, WELL BUILT de wither t Ts roome: Stanier lot 30400r price Very reasouable. Tawse ow. JOR SALE LITTLE WOME, JUsr TWO | jocks from the Capito @ suutueast corner, Niz it. nice parking. plenty shade, Sroom. frame, larce DoE closets, bath root, water and gas: only BS ‘cush, balance at 6 per cent. QM BRYANT. 51 4 gt st ne. my lost SALE_—A SEVEN RooM 13th st. near V st. for $2,900. nd cun de soki on monthly payments if des! JOHN Fa UR SALE HUE 5 a2 Sx0U Price, $2,250. go TANDY, Posen. ypered throughout: lot 100 feet dee 3,000. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, AT A BARGAIN—a T Brick House, 1716 Stist. n.w.: Jot 20x100 to alley will rent for $25; price only $8000. Terms casi: LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, OOF St.nw. myS3t ORSALE—\ BARGAIN—2D STN. F CONVE- nient to Government Pension and Printing OBices, Seven-room Brick; modern Improvements, only 5.10; Certs Saye “Watkrre WILSON, 1006 F st. n. ? k, 9 rooms and Provements: rents for $80. Price $3,500; $300 cash and Daiance monthly payments. WALKEK & WiL- N, L006 Fst. B.W, my Sst RSALE-TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, IX rooms. latrobe, gus and gas fixtures, water, located northwest: price $1,850. ER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 F brick dwelliug. lotated_northwest: convenient to Govt. Prtntis lee; has 7 rooms, cellar, coal cellar, ec. price $1 ‘TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1226 Fstow. myS-3t* R SALE—A VERY NICE 3STORY BRICK dwelling. weil located; northWest; convenient to Street cars, market, &e.; lot 3U feet front; house 21 feet froat, and contains 10 rooms and bath room: all modern improvements; in first-class order; good brick sable in rear of lot will be sold to an immediate pur. chaser at the low price of $3,000, TYLER & KU ERPORD, 1226 # sc 6 R SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT, TEN Toon: Frame, gocd stable. dic: excellent wae, beautiful grounds, shade, dc. Only $5,500. Also. several other Houses and well located Love 1a same | neighborhood. WALKER & WILSON, | my S-St | 1006 F st nw. —SS CAPITOL HILL, OPPOSITE | FUR SA Proposed site of Library. twe!ve room Brick: hand- Somely Snished; all modern impreven 7 Pasy terms. myst WALKER & z 1OUSE ON STH ST. 4rooms and kitehe mass. SE ON DE SALES ide Vermont ave. Rear lows 2 room House on west. side o McPherson Syuare. Allare bargains and very terms Locations unsur wee Fata, E, NEATLY ed. Tes WHIT on Lani oving = -burba Civisions: price, $4,500 TYLER & RUTHER) 3226 F stu. mye JOR SALE OR RENT—-PURNISHED—A DE sirable stall Residence in Winchester, Va., two- ory Brick: § rooms, with cellar and every conve ee; large lot. with abundance of fruit. mydeolm THUS. J. FISH EM & UC 1324 F stnw. th st. n.w. mont ave. Pand@ sts Brick, 7 rooms, Vermont ave. and Rt st.. "Grooms, Caroline st. - ee heated with farnac Greoms, V st, north side lot S rooms, on Boundary, near 14th. J rooms, on 14thst ee S rooms, Lath b.w., suitable for bustin 8 rooms, 14th st, business property Brick store and dwelling. 1411 Do. on Franklins’ = Do. on Dunbarton ave Loe Do. on Congress ut.. neat poat office 2/000 Several Lots on Q at., bet. 15th and Lith sts. Also tmproved and unimproved property in allparts | ofthe dts, “Apply to 3. rie myer 142k New York {Ok SALE—HOUSES—I HAVE AN Iy fine House on 97 cen feet front. 1:5 feet dept large rooms: li sally goon alley “at- the cheap price o AL PRESCOTT, I416 Fst. bw JOR SALE—HOUSES-SEE JNO. A. PRESCOTT'S advertisement in column of Special Nutices, age, of fine 16th-at. corner for sale. Houses de jecated on the fashionable thoroughfares taro bout the city for sale. ESCOTT, 1416 F st. now, myo2w INO. A. Pitl OR SALE-NEW $3,000 BRICK HOUSES iN the northwest on monthly pay ments, PARKER & TOW: myS-2w 141s Fat SOR SALE- VALUABLE RESIDENC? st. 1125, opposite the Portland; 14 r Zixtdo: groan ‘ent net; will be sold for $12,750. VARKER & TOWNS 4 PRETTIEST AND CHEAPEST room ifou-e in the efty, sth st, near i ‘ nw. Apply in house, of ai 1930 12th st., of Owner. myS-1w" JOR SALSA BARGAIN— A three-story und basewent Window, stone steps and tlmmlngs; cuntaining fou! teen rooms, iaundsy, furnace, buber’s pantry, double | Figas,, 8d all “inodern “smproveuena"yrice, | 15.0000. i TOWA CIRCLE ke House; A’ row of four new Honses on Capitol Ii ory and back balidinen. atx rouse cath al supcovemeais. rice. $10,000 {uF all, OF $2 2500 cach. be | A new six-room Brick House on 9th st. se: all mod- gn improvements Pe two- Vitgivinave mar, Price, ‘Two new (ive rooms on the Navy Yard. Pr "A. Bunbet of smal trek as west "Price, $1700 and 31 wou een erga en E Fe Hvom Brick Heusen wouthweat Price, ihe above sre ail good inventments, and for further particatars call andce DANENHOWER & son, myl-im TS Pee hw. i SALE-UPON EASY TEEMS, on Fc Rent stores aud Dwellincs 2077 ey iis FOR & Theve buildings have fine stores with tase cetat | Bi feet deep. all mnters imipron tiene nie joa gbove. Applyto FRANK J. TIbBETS. Ofc. af the | National Mutual Life Association, 1420 F st p25i-m | nas jot. 24 by 100, having 23 by 10 feet parking, | south aud east exposure, aud suttable for another flue | — my age convenient to horse { Wire Sues PA Fe SALF-TUREE N W TWOSTORY BRICK ¥e Four ‘and water.ou Sth st. nw near Khods Island ave Will be sia reasonabig eee dollars per mouth. Ingui ise uw. Noagente tiated. apis! nd st. and | Frame Houses; north- ts | Koons 6, 7 and 5. POR SALE A VEE Kesidence news Gx | tended. Natit | ¢ | « FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. land” ave. SHtORMAK OR SA Jumbia FORD, 142 ret iy $11.06 Fst Fi my por A RARE CH th side of Re Ex, i < Wh: eas onvenie » ofices, on eusy terms. WAL! on French st. n.W.. 78x90. WALKER © WILSON, BEAUTIFUL LOTSON NORTH | rele, €sch 25 by 93 to alle} TWO fowa. 2. 3p lots 03 Real Fatate Agent, terms. Four ‘o by 100 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY. MAY 11, 1886. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. my} pres 15 eats 1507 F st. nw. brary stie. Apply to LOULS Pb Fst myn3t BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN ands, hear 24th ‘gt: Impro and other plants. Jit. mys-Lw* HALF OF AIRY tle Park. Mt. Pleasant, 11-room house and large Lion, beautifal stural scenery, springs of wal: JR HERLFORD, 142% myS-lw* REET OF DUSAND nt to Government Printing and eR & Wile myS-3t VERY NICE. BUILDING 75e. per sq. foot. (008 F emg 5 Lots W.. near 16th st, m 16th st. n, orth of P, each to alley, soi 95.50 to alley; Beautiful Lots on bet. 13th and 14th sts, ,Colurbia Heights, all at speculative prices BATES & WHITMAN, 1407 F stn. oD ISON Fst. Por PROFITABLE INVEST- iful ‘suburban Building Lots in ighitou's subdivision of the t Pleasant village, Ht Pl ‘oh SALE—LOTS—I HAVE FOUR BEAUTIFUL Lots on P st., opposite | outlook on Dupont eitel wed and especially suitable for four fine resi- ex. For price and terius of sale apply to sox90 Tome ia th fash nv and So ud the tisteelse® very reusonable in price. P08 SSS ODE STAND AVE. wi and 154 dence: 20 cent hi Sts. toot" fi y of Washingt ety: splendid terrace, overiookh ¢ Llaiue mansion, with feet front each, finely INO, A. PRESCOTT, 1416 Fst. nv nd point for Fight in thi intervening public reservation. terms apply to INO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 Fst. E TWo side alley, situated ou the w. by Mussachuse: ts ave. n.W.,which Wer for sale at $: 20 per foot. Fally located, very desirable and JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 Pst. nie Braye Shew rest: all other Shor Cat ant 31. ground in this block Leld ut $1.50. FOR SALP-L0IS SRE INO A advertisement in W6tisst hb, My 5 TORS Corner Lots positive sp eculat a cents n toot, OWNER, Room 4, 1331 F a PARKER & TOWNSEND, 1415 F si PRESCOT! umn of Special Notices,on ist corner forsale. Cholee Lots tor Land P sts nw. + LALG F st. now = OF THE MOST DESIRABLE arts of Columbia Heights, at ve prices, Hm PARKER & T LOTS. EACH 21X87, ONT w Hampshire ave., dmly 95 sh Bw. LE—CHE. C ET in Le Droit Park, 60x115 f. WM. P, 1303 F St —_—_——— OE COUNTRY BOARD. UMMER BOARDERS iN SS mont. inone of the most beautiful AT PHILO- ‘and healthy TAKEN sections of Virginia. Plenty of shade, milk, fruit and Negetubles, Dancing Pavilion, &¢. "AVENNER, Philomont, Loudoun ¢o.,V ANTED ~ BOARD. Short distance from Washington, for gentleman A) Address D. J. Ya, myl0-Lm COUNTRY, THE and bwo childreu; some one to cure for the children. Terms must be reasonable, Address MERCER, Star oftice. ue my 10-3" |LAGETT MANSION HAS UNENGAGED TWO Jarge communicating rooms on first floor, four on second. two on third, und two nice two-room. Cottages, cun now be secured. Terms @20 to 840 ber month. Address CLAGETT MANSION, Brightwood, DG my0-6t fy 101 ACK ROCK SPRIN uh: 2 mf FOR BOARDERS By miles fren, iG OPEN fron, Berrys € womit Point: Baud O, RR.” Ail commanie.th ns oO MES J. UBRIEN, becryville, Clarke county, Vit my S-0* each 20.67 by | east corner of | . Lot on St., near New Hump- Lor ON @ ST. BET. <botowhte paved alley, wil 3 appt atone A HILL @ con das BY Fe W. chard from near station; only | 1301 Fy and h city. nw, 7 Burnt ‘apa Ai 2 I healt! at Kn miles AP. at dress F ton. stock Biadensharg, Ma. 1A Rta 'YNT-TWO COTTAGE HOUSES AT the station; good shade and EFIELD, 1246 4 st. nM. Lye Bt Jar addr myl-Im* Trorsaz grazing farm on les from Wasbington, Metropolitan sranel stream: w (OR SALE—W! E places at Gaithersburg, Md.. Metro) improvements; hi hy couutry: good uelguborhood; L4-Tuom hous 3 build several places at Hyattsville, 1338 F (ORK SALE—650 ACRES OF CHOICE half In grass and growing cTop, balance in’ la Umber 12-room house; ‘coun itan Sell stock with far: bold 15 head of stock; near railroad station; sa OR SALE—HOUSE 610 L ST. SW; EIGHT unas vod ovestment: route for gan peemouen | E dwelling and On cas £618 Fest. apls2u | O. RW; eight mi bargain.” MARION q rg, Md. yard, y to JOMN to MARIO? 3 Tunchville, Mi., near | woter. 108K & LITTL y11-st ‘OR SALE—GOOD MANSARD ROOF, 6-ROOM Jot, at Highland station, B & to b be sold at a great Attorney-at Law, myii-im. NTED—10Q RENT=*A PLACE IN THE a eh van TOR RENT —G S3t —Siiver Sprit 5 FERC oe Ax | 15 miluutes froub the citys suttabie te i SPECULATIVE PRICE=—AN | hoarding Rowen oi ean a Nicer and deachipsigm ot peceaets apple | RUS EMNK ated vegetables. th abn OUis P. SHOEMAKER, § aay Sige | 2NO-B-CLAGETH, Brightwood B. SALESTWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS | Jp SE of 600 trex AGETT MANSION—FURNISH. Station, Metropolitan allroad: HUFTY & Dy: Real Estate and Insurance, 13th RSALE—VERY PRETTY FARM OF THIRTY elght-room House; all ni unIrY near Washington, for the summer or by the year; mist be in good condition, Call or Ingleside, Mt Pleasant. \adrese mylo-ute large summer FARM OF 150 located 144 miles from Alexandria; 140 acres fh state of cuitivation, balance timber; or- oll suitable for growing auy pro- ct; wire and bourd fences: dwelli on commanding elevation, viewing Wes ton, Alexandria, Potomac river and other points. For particulars apply to myS-4t of 9 roome, alt- ae F sts. ‘outbulld- large vineyard, apple orchard, €c.; sx miles oon iropolitan Brauch raliroud, Washington, on Fst, bow. RS, y O-rcom dwellln Deautifil suade trees: so stnail truit. Apply toa. 8. CAY WUD, cor. 9h My acres; two miles from Hi ginia: improved by frame house seven rooms, ‘barn ‘3Ux00 feet and other outbuildings. “About 1.000 fruit trees In bearing. Well supp tH roows, outbutidin on the ColesvUi eight miles from Washingte it Mills, Montgoni POR SALE VIRGINIA Fs 1-lm* ery Co. Land. & outbuildiny 1m R_SALE—ON SL G Be 1 {0.100 ne nowles’ Suation st. ‘from Washin BILL & €0. 000. "ALK Lit & WILSON , 1006 F st. nw, ‘A FINE COUNTRY *J Acres. highly improved, ‘sly miles from the city. ‘Railroad station and post office butiding sites adjacent to above. HUFTY & D¥LR. onthe and neces large a6: tin 1 RENT—FOR THE SUMMER, HOU: i rooms, orchard, garden aod ‘two acres of nutes’ wulk from depot 0. KE HINE, county, Va. 8: -A Fruit and Hed with th failing spring water. For further infor or address, A. ‘apzo-2we Cash Room, | S@OtER HOMES S Band Pk i: ™ ngs, Trust, e turopil ery county, M ARM, Vasbington and Colesville turupike 2 from Silver Spring Sta: RR OH SALE—BRAUTIFUL COUNTRY from city. I mile from station Is: GO acres Of 12-rvoin cottage; beautiful grounds. PO UILL & C D HALF MIL NEW York ave. aud Boundary, nice 9-room Mouse, 23 eres, 10 cows, 2 horses, wi has aun of milk of eight dodurs per day; ronning at kiteheu door. EVE res, wil lows at id AL It necessary ATTRACTIVE MONT Address WM. JNO. B. BLOSS, 027 F st. n.w. 4 uilles from station. vr exchange fur city B38 F st, EAT OF 35 place. Also. tine mys 5t ES, IMPROVED rat ond dings; out fli trees, ys Ot oF my a Stock Farm of rodop Village, Vir- ber and never mundon apply to CROUNSE, Treasuty. SAT HYNISBORO, ON THE eleven miles from. Washington Lots 50x150 feet trom #15 upwards. ess agent of THOMAS HY S For cireu- ES, 1104 12th st iOMERY County Furm containing 100 acres, dwelling with ARK, HOME, abundanes choice ground: 338 F st. on, harness and cart: ‘Terms to suit. ALP. HILL € CO., Ha 338 F st. RAL CHOICE tat Linden stato PLHILL & C ap2B-2W LAND, thud 85; Wilt broper THIS AFTERNOON. QTEVENS, LAWRENCE @ 00. Roel Eatata, NEAT Ni ‘ABLE SE’ fe. Mi TWOSTORY BAT Wisnow BRICK D ae INGS, NOS. 2024, 2026 iT SrRRiEe on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ELEVENTH, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., we will sail, in front ofthe Los 42,43 AND 44.08 SUBDIVIRION OF Lor ra Each of these lots is improved by ‘a well-built new ‘2-story Brick dwelling (with cellar), containing 7 rooms, modern conveniences, hot ahd cold water, gas and gas fixtures, ranges, latrobes, 20. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance one and two. notesto bear interest and to besecured by deed of trust. oF all cash, at option of purchaser. A. of $400 Tequired on each 1ot at time ofsale. ‘Terms to be com- pt or eae iy at yreene cost ing Purchaser, after 5 days notice of such Teenie. Conveyancing, &., af pur chaser’s coat, ‘his property ts suitable fur private buyers or to bring a good tal to: Nos N BROS, _my5-6t CaNSOrpetloneete. J HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE. HOUSE: NUMBER 919 L STREET NORTHWEST; AND VACANT LOTS AS FOLLOWS: ON L STRNET, BELWELN NINTH AND TENTH TS ‘NORTHWEST ON ALLEY 1N 7 NINTH AND WEEN, T; ON R STREET, Ee ALD GO ened STH SOUTHWEST: SECOND UTHWEST WAND CANAL STRBEU BE? TAVERN STRERT AND GRORGIA AVENUE. virtue of the leat willof: , probated In the Supreme Court of the District ol AND BR TS Siteer, BEIWREN Columbia, holding # 5] term for Or) ¥ Court business, and by the decree of (he sald wupraaie Court of the District of Columbia, holding @ Speciai ‘Term in Equity, in cause No. 7738, E will, ao Trustee, sell at pubjfe abetion, in front cf'each of the premises, the toilowing real estate in the Chiy of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Om TUBSDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A\D, 1586, aT FOUL O'CLOCK P.M, part of Lots Cand K, in square 309, having s front ow L street of 25.5100 feet, aii improved by athreestory Brick tiouse, belong BULI- dered 819 L street northwest. Immediately thereafter part of lot XK, frontiny 17.00-100 feet on TL wtrect, and lot TH and part of loth, fronting 25.5010 fect on LE street, and ots 1, Me 22.92.10, and N. 22.91-100 fronting each “on 9°30 {oor alley: and Deving gu the w-side @10-fot ‘Alley and on the E. side «30-foot alley, togetier with the iniprovements thereon. Ato, on the sume day, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., lots 2, 5.0 and 10, tnsq. 602, and Jot 4.1m nq. bod. ‘Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash and the balance tn two equal instalments Inoue und uve years with nix per cont interest from day ot sale, for ‘which notes of purchasers must be given ired by deeds of trust on the property sold, or all ‘at uption of purchasers, — Cash deposit of $100 tbe made on’ each of the lots 1a square SOO, 4nd 850.on each of the other lots wheit_kuocked All conveyancing at cont of purchaser. ‘resis gf sale must be complied with withau teu day of sile In-defuuit of which the trustee reverv Tight to resell at risk und cost” of “defaulting pur Chuser ufter thee days" public wlvertigement. HENLE Wise Ga ise’ PPOs 5. FISHER & CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court o of February, A.D. 1866, iu equity cause 9.740, wheréla Woilam D. Serrin is complatnyait ao Mary’ S. Fowler etal., are deterdants the unite Signed trustees. named in said decree. will, o ~ P.M. will sell ali of lot scx (G) i square numbered oue thousand aud forty-seven (1047). Terms of sue ux prescribed by decree: One-third of the porchaye money to be pald tn cash, andthe Dh he deferred pu* ‘Trustees by good and guificient deed of trust upan the property so Sold, or afl. cash at the option of the purchaser or purchasers, A deposit of S10. Will be by the purchaser cr purenasers tiereok ‘Ternis to 8 compiled with within ten days or property may. be sold At risk and cost of defauiting purchaser or pur chasers. All conveyancing at putchuper's Cost 400 oth atreet uorthwest. |, ANSON = TAYLON, — [Trustees. 1221 F street norinwest, ) THOS. J. FISWEK & CO, Aucte THOS. E. Ws s ©0., Auctioneers. Mhelplstriet of Colunbia, entered on the 13t0 d DAY, MAY ELEVESTH, 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK ce puyable in one aind Wo years from day of sal Fequired on tile day of sale-on each plece of. property HENRY tc RLLTOLT, ap2ovi&ds Berkele: Ee desides Fl AUTIFUL SUMM bath; 100° fruit JOR SALE OR RENT—HANDSOME © Springs. furnished throughout. F, Berkeley Springs, W.V: Apply to GEO. A. ARMES, 1337 ¥ st'n-w. ma (OR SALE-CLUB HOUSE, OR SUMMER RE sort Propery—100 acres of land, about five miles from the center of the city; between the Bladensbun road and the Baltimore and’ Obio railroad: improv: bya very large fame house and outbuildings: raiirowd ap iE. Ad- it irees: good barn, ER HOM peice THIS EVENING. NG, AT HALF-PAS GUNS, CUTLERY, 1 ware ST. By direction of the owner, who ls golng exclusivel 1 the manufacturing business, I will sell all the above stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, at PALP-PAST SEVEN P. M.. dotil all are disposed of. jains may be expected. myo-6t ‘M. FOLEY, Auctioneer. DUCKETT, Attorues-at-Law, Bladensburg, M JASPER M. JACKSON, 212 D st. n.w., Washing- d. p19-3mn and farming in, atonce, JOH. 100 Pennsylv a ‘OR RENT—A COUNTRY RESIDENC 14 rovrus, at Beuning’s, D. C nd SH WALKER, 630 ave, or MHS.SCAGGS, on the premises MITCH: nia ave, fine water PUR SALE—A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF 50 Acresin Montgomery county, near tie District line, suitable for poultry or dairy enclosed with ten-foot fence; Venlences for raising poultry; will be sold, with all the euls cheap. aud) possession ma; three were lots, spribg aud all con: L, Real Estate mb30-3m. I OARDERS WANTED—A PLE. for pasties from the cities can ‘be found at Green Garden Fact, adjor Fauguler Looms large ane | E RICHARDS, Upperville, Va. ILLSBORO, LOUDON COUN suburbs of iilisboro, neur railroad statior I nails: hea! near dwelling, pare Mi ‘Address’ Mra LIZZIE MOORE, erate, = ry ont is thy loeali ‘Loudon county, Va I ton SPRING SS Alexunaria, offers large, board, shade, i¢e, ALPIN ‘Met’ Bs from station. particulars address 315 44 st. 1.W. ‘Mo. ‘Good BAN K ANT HOME ing the village of Upperville a Huveation “high and healthy. Correspondence solicited. W. my6-s,tu.ch,1m + VAIN THE daily ty: . butter, de. erm mod Hinisboro, mySs,tudt” 14 MILES FROM WASHING; B&O. wo hundred yards Board, shade, fruit, milk. For t _'myS-ime FARM, TWO MILES FRoM airy rooms, good table Land, tu lar | star oftice. NUNSI JOR SALE— A tract of 6,400 acres of good cleared and Timber : ie county, Vo on Hoth ses oF eae Washington, Omio and Western raliseed sind BO miles of Washington. Tague of Gio PLEBY, 420 5th st, now. |. im Fairl re, PASSE A vestment—Wanted $2,500 4 ut will pay 10 per cout and wy VOR SALE-FIVE YEAR;’ LEASH, Stock und Fixtures of small” tlote! ‘and business location” rent less than $40 D_ OPP mouth; chance for enterprising German, Address Box 111. it TUNITY FOR IN- Anvest in a business wards perusonth (sim!= es: ents ave paid w much larger percentage), station on the place; coi wutation fare ouly five cents. For erms and price apply to AUSTIN F. BROWN, 1426 F st. nw. ‘ap24-3m TU-MORROW. NOR SALE-LOTS—100 BUILDING LOTS, 50x vLIN F%50 feet heat Seabrook Stationeaea PR Rogy | "PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. minutes! ride by cars w city; besutifully located: 160 SPECIAL SALE. old in six months; price $15 alot. Apply to MARION | rarae Lor Gt GEA LD FURNITURE, PIANO, MIRROKS, CARPETS, REFRIGER®: JORS. CROCKERY, (NEW "AND SECU! HAND), BEDDING, ec, &c, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY TWELFTH, 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, within and it Front of my salesrooms, { will sell w large lobar Fur niture of ail sorts. several crates ot Crockery, &c., &¢. ALSO, AT TWELVE } New Buggies, Hor Dog Carts, Harness, Carrlages, ce. ‘Terms cash. myS-dts NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, u: ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESTAURANT 509 NINTH S1REET NORIHWES' On WEDNESDAY, TWELFTH MAY, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will seii, on the premises— Bar Fixtures, Counter, Steam Boiler'and Fixtares, Plate Ginss Mirrors, Sliverware, Crockery, rs, Range and Coukitig Utensils, &., &c., usually found in a good restatrant. ‘The above will Orsi be offered as an entirety. Furzher intormatt n gn appiteation to my8-4t DUN N BOS. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THE FAST AND WELL KNOWN PACER “BIS MARCK,” AT AUCTION. THOMAS DOWLING, “Auction raped FU Trains wet tree ot | Investment permaneut. Stus of $100 and upwards | ON SATURDAY. MAY EIGHTH, 1886, at eToys Te? SPRUNG BANE, alexcndria, Va | received. Hest of references. Addrest BUS{N Ess, | TWELVE M., 1n front of may sulesroonts, Lwill geil _ my dws Box 108, Sta: office. myLsie "| the above well-known animal; ‘kind, gentle and a j00b BOARD, PURE WATER CARRIAGES UMPAREY @ ADAMS, REAL Estate | “Sy fustpacer. Gee wore tie rant ealiey and mode: | EY Yirukers ais £ away, sitrentandce: | ems ie tains scenery three fourths of # mile trom post uflee | cane prop ‘rly of every Kind. y aed Farad sation: fue miles from Herpyvilie. ae | “Leephone cal 404-4 wo? ween FOSTORIA Oba W EON ESE Sere Van TESDLETON, Gaslora FO. Clarke | S60 «Ace GROCERY Al TWELFTH INST: same hour and place. —— Fei Hist. ne. Price $300. mys-3te mys-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. XCHANGE A LAKGE DWELLING WITH | TVHOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers PROPOSALS. tyacte lot Iya tiriving “manutuctiring’ town tn T as = = a northern Ohio, a3 part pay for a farm within ten DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE NO. SEOPOSALS VOR RIVEN PESELES. ofthis city. Cash for balance. Address W. 774, SITUATED ON K STREET, BETWEE) OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, War ann | Stuf office THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH- Navy DEranrse WASHINGTON, Be ¢ Ts, May 11th, 1886. Sealed Proposils for turoishing and delivering 600. eal Building far city will be N THUR opem=d immedtate der St blame HOS. LI my, Lis office. Bt rf E SDA fications, general instruc us OF DFO} INCOL: 1159 ROPUSALS Fol FRESH HE ic Yards of river Washed Pebbles at the ate, War and Navy departinents in this relved at this office neh EW, LVE M., MAY TWENTIETH, 1856, and iy thereafte: in presence of bid- ns to bidders, and posal will be furnished on &ppli- LASEY, Col Corps of Engineers F AND VEGE- TAGLES, FRESH BREAD, NAVY BREAD, FOR BAKING NAVY BREAD AND POH Sealed Proposals will b Bans J the tiveal year ending. NHS RLY ton, D.C Island, € ha Navy Leags Was IS86, tor supplying Vegetables, Fresh Bread, Navy Bread, for Bread, and for Water, as may be re- town ‘Nortola, town, Mas. Island, Navy Pay OFrsc s received at thls oft 1886. ice unl VER UCLOCK AML. ou the EIGHTH DAY of | such quantities of Fresh ng Navy ane ards and Stations for . Lss7, Vi Portsinouth, 1; Brooklyn unapolis, Md:; Washi Va; Pensacola, Pla, Specifications and blank proposals can be obtained upplication at ty Inspection I rovisions. and the bi ‘4 V 707 AN OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY. ‘The undersigned, entre bod} Sealed bic bonds, u any at ich place an pany reserve un; aghest 1Lo Large storage capaci fair prices always. Patronize re Wagons to houses and be tre, ANNAPOLIS, May 3, 1886, ol the President and Director Zompany, ter for all or any part of said bonds, adi undersigned, may be sent to the offi Aunapolis, on or before M.,on MONDAY, MAY SEVE! hour sid “bids will eS the right to y part thereof, from sale price offered tor auy of said. bon. satistuctory. ‘erms ofsale: Cash within five days after the ceptance of the bid or bids made. “ot suid bonds ure to be applied to the reconstruction of Dam No. 6 on said Can: for which said bonds wer the act of 1878, Chapter 58, _tmy5-tol7 nd to th uthorized L. VICTOR BAUGHMAN, ___"__ President @ 0.6 € DEPOT, 137H ST. WHALE SW, auranteed supp ‘wagons. Sen y and drigh t wseapeulce 8 Of suid company, offers for sale bonds of sald company, Issued utider the act of 1875, chapter 68, to the amount of one hundred Uiousand dollars. Said bonds area first Hen on the ly and works of the suid Canal Company. dressed v ithdraw. sald sal Gaye is 8 tt ‘The proceeds of ‘other purposes to be issued by ply at ‘your ‘ap2i-lin® EAST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed, executed by the late Mrs. fara Hemton, dated the, L7th day of A He A571, and recorded in No. 649, folio 131, of th land records for Washington county, in the District of ‘Columbia, appoiuting the undersigned ‘Trustee for the purposes therein set forth, I will seil at publie auc- ui nists. to the highest bidder, on SA AY, MAY EIGHTH, at MIX O'CLOCK P. M,, Lots numbered 6 and 7, in’, M. Hall’s recorded subdivision of square numbered seven hundred and Seventy-four (774), said Lots having a front of sixteeu feet each on k strect northeast, between Jd and 4th streets, and running back about 152 feet to an B-foot ley. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in six, ‘twelve and eighteen months for notes bearing interest und secured by deed of trust on the property: or all ia cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $1gd on each lot will be requires at the time of sale, iF the terms of sale are not complied with within seven days from day of sale, the property will be resold at the risk and Cost of defuulting purchaser, on five days’ notice ib THE EvasiNe Stan, All conveyancing at purchaser'scost. ap2z7-eodeds THOMAS McGILL, Trustee. aa THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- ‘count of rain until WEDNESDAY,MAY TWELFTH, same hour and myd-déds THOMAS MCGILL, Trustee. epplication, at the Inapectio ns and | GEVEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS Ss, wars tne Sov Yavin othe Hy OB | Sadat aa wees SSE ae BeLOOKS oe als may be made jor one or more article 25 ber cout. of its valuation, by the aN : ER, cs A ‘leat onto oF thors Vurds or Stations andadt | OMaitA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Ti aonery Gab Yaa eer cotton Gene Bea ed separately for each article aud place of Omaha, Nebraska, ful hand-painted Cards, Japanese Novelties and Hon, AU. WYMAN, Late Treasurer U.S..President, | Artiste’ Muteriais at lowest pr mya" vernment reserves the right to reject any or | ,,Lnterest and Principal Guaranteed and payable at | SFist’ Mate the Ubemical Natioual bank, New York ( ‘ity. UGLE ECHOES—WAR POEMS OF NORTH als should be enclosed In sealed envelopes and | , L0aus inwums of irom $500 to £5,000. running | 13. AND SOUTH. 2. “Froposais Yor Fresh Provisiony heer or | om theee to Aveyeura "interes pavevie semene | + Paradise Found ‘Pastime Papers. : THOS. H. LOOKER, — | BUally. ‘The absolute certainty and security of these | Cyclopasdiag Commentar! pra ae, loans command them to the liberal patronage of Page's Glue, ‘Mucilage Pencil. a Seve | Waitin sg te teat ato Wns sustiouect pOMALS FOR POOF ROUTE SAPE SEND, REGRET Ge ee wae Eat OFFICE I apl4-3m Washington Agents, 1418 F st. nw. myl A ee ot at oy pp WatMinoron. D.C. TLANTIC CITY, N. J.—HOTE! NC = skaben rma iierocagdd aiid | AQ TATMGCUY, 8,2 Hovey currages | Np protaciag cha. mrtiing: SOLO HOON, He re, cae ernie eee Shevitatonn iting dead eH the re ie LINN Hi Taney by eatnee, "NOY: DY arava, bly be required, and giving full instructions ato the } PEMA LLOYDS, & CO, ee hiatle e P Aud Cenier offic Diabk form regularly ¢ Company have a large and choice lite of proved and unimproved, property £0 sale, ofertag chances for investment. Parties Geairiay to butt ‘or Laving land for sale {0" the wort fast section uf the city will find ito thelr avai $3.40 v0 through this company. which gives its ws attention and energy to the development oi th Fax LE-THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL at part sii Ga Tasco ea cies ee arenes SEES ati cere teers ‘arm unas ia Vr | Baio ae den i Smisnee aie | ets S10 Fst ow. | 12 jon, D. Ce ‘The Postmaster General reserv any or all bids, ap20lawaw OPUSA LS FOR iC OvricE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND furnished, pographer of the Post Office mauler of bidding and conditions to be observed by | Didders wa Te on. application to. the department, Washing- es the right to reject ‘and to waive technical defects, WILLIAM F. VILAS Postuuaster ‘ LATHIN AVY DEPARTMENTS, Wasurxoron, D. C., Abril 20th, 1856." Sealed Propowuis fur furnishing’ tim in place the lating aud lat ushng cored a Ings of DAY gaged tn eg on application to this office. _820,30,m1,3,10,11-6¢ OPFcE chess TH, bass Upot any sceept ied oF ielivering and put Trop partt fat sheet irou lathe, in he West the Building for state, War aud VY Mepartnehts iy this city. will be received at until TWELVE M. | TWELPTH mediately thereafver 1u Specifications, genert ok WEDNESDAY, the MAY, 1586, and opened te- resence of bidders. instructions to bidders and OF f proposal will be furnished to. parties the above ciass of cous! THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Col. Corps of Engineers. ‘PEAKE ANL OHIO CANAL COMPANY therein set therein set fo ‘oft 1886. The said red plap and and oe LOCK MM. ON MOND FAY MAY ‘The work of rebuiid- eight also apl JaudiDg p se ays trou New ip passe O-llw May, few York, Southampton, Bremen, ‘The fast Ex- | press steamers of this Company sail every WEDNES- vrs th Southampton ia less than ‘ork. “These steamers are cele brated for their speed wid ihe comfort afforded ngers. Begintit Oleave Sew France, landing, E Kon saturday for Cherooors, ork on Saturday for Cher for Paris. ‘DROOP, 925 Pennsylvania, 7 025 Penneylvania a ‘Washington, 0: Sto} ‘ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE ‘bados, Demi jodation, Apply, LEAYCRAFT & CO, New, Cuamaxo Winter Tours British and French West India Islands, & 8&8. BARHACOUTA, sailing 17th April, 5.8. MORNCA, sailing April, nRtePRing & day or more at St. 0 Vic weir parity Vin iF purity. st0r ROUX aplo-ime ‘The flowers that ‘Haye nothing to do with the ‘de bloom in the se19-s.tu,th,om 140 Pearl st. New York. MPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES, COGN A Gslifornia Ciarets Bos. per gals; Pintakell sapertor, ‘ond Burgun 4 Se ak ed di ly, Which is @ guarantee of Francais de toutes: SST STERN, 177 Pu aves ge CASE” IS SIMPLY THIS:—PERSONS Hous, aust be eprnpled oe | "Te comsangieting s tomas trip re oc ne date of suet acceptance, Coad anne icay® HOD ARG | ctt—d to tnapeet HHS Bee TiS a? TN gate of su p und suitictent bond oF teat at bieva sont pulicient sureties will be required | Seyle’ana “aeroein aioe ave. the lates, | Re work! propeaed for in te seme execution Of | Sieing Mats Clothing and tisben Te” sama "withfe the “ume ladisated "be tie poeta germs | cada very tow See 'the’ sexe thirty days for Dosals an ad by this advertisement. The proposers are | Cush. requested. to state iu Said pro} what if any, ines orth orice the aud work ek iabilng ia fae a 1914 and 1916 Penna ava. oie aati Company act | VW AERERS, S00 RH STERT NW. i L. VICTOR B. 5 ! ‘and Gea A rnd | mat-to17 President Chesapeate aud Gite Canal Ca |? ‘Tat, cBaroval, Bale / . Satins? Gl erman new otto asin G2 Bae aterman, new Principles of Political kx y, weomb. Uist Heports, vou La Noms BY Ne W. H. MORRISON, p20 475 Pennsylvanis Ave. ,) Circurarma Lirany. 100 VEE three thousand volumes of Standard and Popu- Books, with BEST MAGAZINES and NEW BOOKS SOON AS IGSUED. 1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUI ap26 MES. LUCY LE HUNT) Booxa Booxs: Booxan AT cost. 1 deatro to close ALL B00! shelves 40 ‘make root ‘be any me Hons mrtet) Oiioe always R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND Teliable ‘the elty, can gaat aig tebe eegead eee e mel rooms . jenits to De Recured. t0 | iro Wr *5Si Loaitinaa are: in OPP, City Post Office. AT OUR .ESROO} THURSDAY, MAY Bric bsss ‘HAT TEM A. M. WITHOU Db act HOUT REGAR D ING 10.4 PARTY BREAKING UP, ALSO TO PAY STORAGE. YARDS; SEVEKAs, NEW AND S"COND-HAND ers, MATTINCS, FINE WAL- NUT CHAMBER DRESSING Cass: SBT WITH WARDROBE, BARGE MARBLE-TOP | SIDE- BOARD, CYLINDER FRONT SECRETARY AND BOOKUASE, PATENT ROCKER IN PLUSH, FINE PARLOR SUITE, TWO PIANOS SULCA GLE FOR BEGINNERS, FEATHERS, LIBRARY TABL LOUNGES, RECEPTION "CHAIRS, &C. TO" OXbuany wuustecie “Lor Gonse, CROCKERY, GLASS, &C., &C. myli-2t ‘ERES & CO., Auctioneers. EMPTORY SALE OF ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS IN PREMISES 725 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ON FR , MAY FOURTEENTE COM: EN O'CLOCK, ON ABOV REMISE: E ELL THE ENTIRE EURNITURE, ETC. CONTAINED INTWELVE ROOMS, ALL OF WHICH 18 IN EXCELLENT CoN WN, VIZ: DINING-ROOM FURNI- TURE, TAGLES, CHAIRS, COOK STOV. CHINA. GLa! ABLE LINEN, ICE BOX, PARLOR | Sty USSELS, INGRAIN AND THRE! RPEIS AND MATTING AN GLOTHLON EACH FLOOR, HALL AND 8! her reign, 1851. iter mi rented by al in is falling in a. will remain over ni pool corporation, RicuMonp, V. ference to-day re] obit presi ers. ing elders in Laid over. more. te} Ere, x, Prrrspura, Pa. wagon drivers aud unlon men to quit ATH * WALNUT. STDEBO, ARDROBES. BIC CHAMBER Si:TS, ODD" PIECES, MATTE, FEATHERS, SHORTS, SPREADS AND AND UTHER NECESSARY HOUSI- __ KEEPING EFFECTS. 3PCIAL AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE. T will sett the Wd SEVENTH STREL-T NORTHWEST, ‘ommencing. TURES, SEVEREL WALNUT AND COTTAGE Bub CLOWING, TOILET © mil-3t SIUCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE TUESDAY, APRIL THIRD ER NTH, AT TEN A.M. And will cohtinug dally until all goods are disposed o ‘The stock conthiss prime and first class Dry Goods and Notiuns, cousistiag of Sil&s, Veiveis, Satins, fine Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Huubrotdered | Fiakeels, Table Linens.” Towels, Hlankets Gulits, Vuderweur, Losiery, Curses, Laces, Embroidertes, uioves, Jerseys, Umbrellas und Parasols, White Shirts, together with 4 1ull live o1 Domestics. Ladies will do Weil to attend tists sale, sortment of Spring Goods will be offered dally Terms cash. Me FOLEY, Auctioneer, myL1-5u WW A1 TER B. WILLIAMS & 00, aucuoneers asa good as tore June 1 uext, LAST PAINTING SALE OF THE SEASO? powers th 200 OIL PAINTINGS 000. BY EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS. WATER COLORS By ENGLISH, FRENCH and ROMAN ENGRAVINGS, — ETCHINGS, PHOTOGRAVEU “HOOLS. ofthe 3 epectai wire to H. of the city. This w! monarch has ever been the guest of the May phted at rsonally o} Foxuibition at This is the second time 2d EDITION. Ltt eras Te St ‘The Queen at Li LIVERPOOL, May 11.—The queen arrived here to-day for the purpose ot the Liverpool international hater majesty has visited Livereest at her majesty hus v! vel ber other visit havi ty al! ion “within the exbil ping durit been made i rallway sta ition grounds and was large crowd with enthusiasm. drizailug shower. The queen ight in. —_-— The M. E. Conference. 11.~—In the M. E. con- frota standing tees were made, among them 01 ‘the appointm. ———>__ Chicago Switch Tenders Return to Work CHICAGO, May 11.—The switch tenders of the wanes and Western Indiana ratiroad have re- turned to work, having received an increase of 35 per month ull arouu., and, in eTpoo) 8s a I be the ret time Beith Iver> commit- Making it igatory upon’ bishops to consult with thelr ent @ preach- some cases, ‘The hours of work Will remain the sane as before the strike. The amount of contributions to the police men’s tund already paid in is now ‘The total amount will almost reach $7 pL ected dg Pittsburg Strikers Give Trouble. ieee May 11.—The striking ice helpers tre forcing the non- work, One saulted on Liberty street this morning compelled to leave bis wagon on the street. ‘The companies have applied to the authorities. pestle da The Rebellious 3 BELFAST PAPERS ADVERTISE FOR 20,000 SNIDER MIFLES AND BAYONETS. BELFAST, May 11.—The Beliast papers pub lish to-day’ an advertisement inviting tenders 0f 20,000 Snider rifles and the same number of bayonets, to be delivered at Antrim on or be- rit ii ag Greek Irregulars Advancing. TURKISH TROOPS ORDERED To REPEL THEM IF THEY CROSS THE FRONTIER. Lonpos, May 11.—The porte has notified the tu body of Greek irreguiars ts ad- vancing toward the frontier and that Turkish troops have been ordered to repel toman bunk will advance the porte $3,750,- man was as- and im Ulster. i, The Ot FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 p. m. New York Stock Market to-day, as fopor ise, O89 15th street fed COLORED IN WATER COLORS. TO BE SOLD wiTHou CONSIG And continuing TILURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY THIRI fernoon and EIGHT O'CLOCK PM. On Free Exhibition TUESDAY, MAY 11, from 9 | Ii).Cent... am. to9 p.m. ees WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., my10-5t Auctioneer rPHOMAS J. FISHER € CO, Auctioneers by the direcon oF the bolder of the politan it. one and two years, secured by deed of trust ou the remises, and bearing interest.payagle semi-annually. onveyancigal the cost Bf the parchaser. FREDEIICHK B. Mog 70% usked. | stend, Wes ENTU STK) By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Dastrict of Columbia, p 13th April, IS86, in Equity catise No. 97% Docket 2, We will sell dt public auc the premites, on FRIDAY, the TW. DAY OF MAY, 1886, at FIVE O'CL0 the right vat — southern | @2te: No. go, Y-EIKST CK P. 2, all tite ‘and estate of the defendants to Said cause th atid to Jot No, 28, in Davidson's subdivision Of square 220. terest and estate so to be sold is, believed w be t iivided one-third interests, sub- fect, however, joiutiy with the remaining oneihird interest to a certain deed of trust to secure 99,000 and interest, recorded tn Liber 1083, fello 6, of the land records of the Districtot Columbia. Sald lot is im- ern white, 49848; do. AG%ab 7s; AShasu'y. ; weetern white, | Pennsylvania, 40049 steady Freights to Li cotton, “3-169. interest, Or ail cash, at the purchaser's optio ferred payments to be secured by deed of tra conveyancing aud recording at cost of purchaser A. AL BIRNEY. ‘Trostee, De- All 28,000 Dushels, leed of trust, duly recorded In. loz, et seq.coae oF the land cLOf Coluiibla, 1, as surviv ing ‘Trustee, will seid at public auction, In front of Uh premises, oh THURSDAY, the THIRTEENTH 3)4¥ OF MAY, 4. - 1800, at BIVE O'CLOCK P.M. allot No. 2b, of Caden's subdivision of part of syuare fronting 22 11-12 {eet on M st, wud rUnUing baci: that width 120 feet ty a LO-foot alley. One of the finest batlding lots in the elty. ‘Terms: one-half cash; batanice In equal instalments at oneaud two yeurs, notes 10 bear 6 per cent Interest payaule semfannually and ty be secured by det Lust, oF all cash, ab option of purchaser: convey: ing, €tc., at Cost’ of purchaser; a deposit of S200 te- quited at time of sate. ‘Terms to be complied with tn ten days, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to Te-sell ut the risk au: cost of the defsulting purchaser, afler 5 dass pubile notice of such re-sale In some news? paper published 1p Washington, D. OLIBT. PRESBREY. Surviving Trustee, DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctioneers, mid J HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, | which stitutions, fact that under KNABE PIANO, MARBLE TOP PIER TABLI AND _INGRAIN | CA TRESSES, FINE FR. PAINTED DINNER SERVICE OF 14 PIECES, FILTEILCHINA, REFRIGERATOR. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY THIR- TEENTH, 1880, at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. 1140 Connecticut avenue northwest, I will sell the above effect, Note —Most of the Furniture mentioned was made by Mr. Samuel Kirby, of this city, and will be found in PETS, HAIR MAT CH. MINA, H. ‘once; CHANCERY SALE OF. 1509 PIER NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Qourt the District of Columbia. passed in equity caus Xo. 9,951, Twill sell, at publicauctlon, in fron of the premises, on FRIDAY, MAY FOURTiiN Tat NEXT, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. Lot 85, In Blake und Keily, Executors, subdivision of square 191, improved by a two-story, with basement andattic, house, No. 1509 Pierce Place On the SAME Day, 2 O'CLOCK P.M., J will sell, at public auction, in front ofthe premises, the east 18 feet front on G sireet, by. Tot 4, tn square Sets, suid Tot benng Os cere » 10 square 88 on the corner 0! G and 12th sireets northeast. ‘Terms: One-third cas: the balance in equal install- ments in six, twelve and eighteen months, tor which uotes of purchaser, bearlug iuserest Irom’ of sale, one rage ie Seecec ini 08 property will be en, oF. all cash, at option of purchaser, A t of Oat, will be required on lotat time otal all conveyancing and recordiitg will be at pur: chaser's o If terme arg not complied with in ven days from sale, property will be resold at risk and cost of defhulting purcauser, ENG WHS Loniaaas Soe a aveniie. ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mySdcds Mews Tor Coars, MADE FROM DIAGONAL, VENETIANS, SCOTCH TWEEDS AND MELTONS, $8, $12, §15, $20, trict. The resi Lewis Whiting aging liquors. Miss Folsom is ex, the latter part SILK LINED AND SILK FACED, derson, with M: 918,00 10 $28,00. Rouutt ith Mra. Slater, and J. ; Evans, MEN'S MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS, Conger, with Rev. E. L, $10, $15, $18. Galesburg, IIL; ana i the bureau of eng! MEN'S PLAID SUITS, IN 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY Seger Serer ees AND ° SANE RS OS ee sane, Wakentela, of Boston, Large Line of DIAGONALS and CORKSCREWS, In 4-Button Cutaways and Prince Albert, thereby, we shall sell on THURSDAY Ak’ and O Street is" 1, 463 MAY TWENTIETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK | ton Gas, the premises, eniriot humbered 27, In square nun | 10%, hid, 204 asked. Arling Lered 312, tmoroved by athreestory brick dwediung | bia ius.” 13% bid, 14% wel howe, with al) improvements, known as No, 1416 | stock, 208 id, 2 asked 1th street northwest. Bank, Georgetos Aeris of swe: Oue-tnfrd cash, and the remainder in | Ice, 128 bid, 135 ‘asked. yellow, 443 Mav, S5%1dGy: ‘Oats quiet, apd steady—southern, jour, 17 WOU bushels. Sales—wheat, 3: ete., d order. istrict Messenger compan: “Perms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, sation therefor from the, ts Auctioneer. | missioners have also reap) ace WAGiania: Jarna and Cesar ‘Real Estate Auctioneer. ‘fas Patents IssveD.—Eight patente were issued today from the Patent office to John B. Archer, of this city, for manufacturing illam- inating gas and the apparatus for generating it, the boller, furnace, ete. A patent was also issued to Samuel G. Cabell for apparatus for x “Do. pref. Oregon Traua 354) ‘oregon Ne ~ 96 Pac. Mall. - stock, 104 bid, 105 usivod. ton Ins. ed. 13 ‘iegal 3 104 bid, 108 asked. Penn. ‘Tel. Co., 45% 464, "asked. Chesupeae und Pot, Tel. Co.; Uo eS Baltimore Marxets. BALTIMORE, Mp., May 11.—Virginia sixes, con- tollduted, 00; pasv-diie coupons, G&: new threw, 64% BA TLMORR. 3in. May .11-—Cotton, qulet_and rt Mealy.” Flour gin. ait and’ a etromern wimae Fed fei August, | firm and niaer: westero inactive. but stesdy—south- 7: dyad2: Wester! bid, 48 asked. Washi, 95, bid, a0 asked. ‘National Union Ins. Farmers ani D, 153 bid, 160 asked. Great bulls ee invton Stock Exchange. By ue of a deed of trus!, dated February | U.S dbus, Low, registered, 111% bid, 1114 asks Lith, 1381, and daly recor n Liber 3 | coupon, 1: bid. 126), asked. folio’ 8.56, "et seq., ove of the h ‘dies, | rexivicres. “Guy bid, AG asked. D. Washuigton county, in the pistrict of Columbus bod | fund, 6s, 18VU, com, 115% bid. 116% ask North Capi- 145 bid. Column: Washington Market Mechanics’ tate Title usu: , bid, wiet anc ower 5 steady. westeru | lower, but steady at the close; southern red, 80a92; | southern amber. yaa: No. 1 Mi faryland, offered, fy SBA aBEA rh—southern western mixed, June, 4549454, m inixed, $8a39: Kye steady, 23 5.000 4 TRI-20. Other arcicies w changed. ‘rpool per steamer duli and nominal grain, 3igd. Receipts- proved by a large and valuable brick residence. | flour, °1,000 ‘barrels’ wheat, 19,000 “bushels; curu ‘Terms of sal halt cash, Ualancs in ‘two equal | 39.000 bushels: oats, 7,000 Dushelsy rye. “2,71 payments, at one and two years, respectively, with | bushi. | Shipments—flour, 8.700 burrels corn, ‘bushels; corn, Chicago Markets. 5 CHICAGO, Int., May 11, 1 p.m,—Wheat steady— games won aie Poubiana avenue | (gh See duue sO TOG, July soRe Corn cae SEES oie etes, | Cassi; June, Sy Tuy, Big Ont cay Cash, DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers: mylodeas settaak: and Vine eee aes Rae fi S SALI LUABLI cg | ltd Stemly—Cash, 5,85: ine, 5.87 July, 0.02% lf ON MSTREELT, BETWEEN NINTH AND AT i Ry OST TESTREETS NORTUW UST. = Messages From the President. CALLING THE ATTENTION OF CONGRESS TO THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN UTAH. The President sent to Congress to-day a mes- sage calling attention to the condition of affairs existing in Utah, owlng to the governor of that territory vetoing the last appropriation bill, appropriated money for the sup- port of schools, courts, charitable referring tothe existing law the legisla- iffer as po! ‘the month, certain that the President will go to on Decoration day. A ONBARMED EXx-CoNFEDERATE—Alexan- der N, Breckinridge, of Virginia, a ope-armed ex-confederate soldier, was appointed to-day on the wateb force of the Interior department, Amon@ THE PRESIDENT'S CALLERS to-day were Senators Cockrell, Mitchell (Ohio), and Hearst, Represematives Morrison, Foran, Hen- jajor E. C. Moderavell, of Adams, Illinois; Eilsberry, inted E. E. ture cannot convene for nearly two years, and | recomunending the speedy enactment of such | legislation as will authorize the assembling of the legislature at an early day. THE BARTHOLDI STATUE. Also, a message recommending Congress to inake an appropriation to defray the expenses of the inauguration of the Bartholdi statae, THE WEIL AND LA ABRA CLAIM. JARDINIERKS, EASY CHAIRS HAT RACK, | Also a message enclosing a communication NIQUE SOFAS, TWO FINE WAL K ‘and La - SER Fine Ob MATRA trom Secretary Bayard upon the Well and TENSION TABLE, ROCKING CHAIRS, AN- | Abra treaty. TIQUE BUREAUS, WARDROBES, BRUSSKLS, ee Le District Government Affairs, ADDITIONAL PRIVATES OF THE POLICE FORCE. The Commissioners have revoked the com: mission o1 J. E, Storms asan additional of the Metropolitan police, to take effect at and they have aj vice Btorms, and P. A. vates of the Metropolitan police, ‘ears, for duty fu connection with yi without compen istrict, The Com- inted Messrs, A. E. Rodgers as additional privates of the Metropolitan police for three years, the former tor duty on 9th street, between D and G streets, and the latter to do duty at Fort Slo- cum, 7th street road, county, both without compensation therefor from the Dis- ation of additional private been accepted. alesse es vate Moore, additional pri- D.C. for three the Mutual to serve THE PRESIDENT has not yet decided upon any plans for the summer, and has noteven made up his mind whether he can spena Decor- ation day in New York or not. It is generally understood that he will accept the invitation unless something of importance to return ents. AS ma. Europe oto New York F. Chace, of and wife i Mrs. CoxTRaors For INDIAN SUPPLIES—In reply from $15 to $28, tos request for information trom the Commls- LARGE ASSORTMENT CASSIMERE PANT) sioner Affairs as to whether the law TOONS, FROM SS TORR ST Tribe ioeett seopcuntar Prater cp oney eTeee EXTENSIVE LINE OF CHILDREN'S CLOTHING | there is @ difference in the oP ieteporter fhoen 4 10 14 years, SHORT rams soe {lon and the lowest bidder is the one ace — trang] instan iantring ts Sze ghane eer ee NOAH WALKER & ca, sansa ‘whe goods at we gonna in fea! 8 025 Peonerivanianvenoe_ | {he Mant expeditious, manner "ae “ hes icted him to give a contracts so 25 To 83 Pes Oxxr ie le goede cam be ‘St the time REDUCTION. ay ~ cape ge qc VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY, gilny fut zoe Taam, the Police m8. 009 Fe ave | Lavender called Sedge Susi one tee MENEAL Exnavsrion, PROS Sta oer revolver 3 OMicer 3 ‘as pub. vee fe |e Secrest eet : re Pa ave. nw, ‘the be om three |- AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. ‘The Free Bridge Bin. THE SENATE APPOINTS A CONFERENCE 00M- MITTES. In the Senate this atternoon, whe! bridge bill as amended in the House n the free was sub- mitted, Mr. Riddleberger moved to non-concut in the House amendments avd refer toa con- ference committee, which was agreed to, The chair appointed Messra, Ridd.eberger, | Bi ‘Spooner and Vance as the coaterees. WHAT SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER SAYS, “The House amendments mean,” @leberger said to a STAR reporter to-day, | paid $8.50. ” Mr. Ria- “that we shall bilid a bridge and lose the Betprocured to the complicati: He maintains that a good Utle cannot | First race—For the aqueduct bridge because of | Souvenir, jons in the ownership of the prop- erty; that the interests of states cannot be con- lewned, and there will be confusion in procur ing a title which will leave cloud upon it, (CHAIRMAN BARBOUR, ofthe House committee, visited the Senate to- day and hada talk with Chairman Ingalls,of the Senate committee, on the subject. Mr. Barbour does not apprehend any great difficul Ung acompletextitie, and he maintat aqueduct site Is the ity in get ns that the proper place tora vridge; ‘that the Three Sisters’ site is too far up the river for convenience. In thjs opinion he 1 by the members of his committee, Members of the Senate commilteo a1 to agree with him. THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES THE SITES. sustained and some re inclined To VISIT It is contemplated within the noxt few days to have both the House and Senate committees visit the two sites and carefully exa: It is contended that an examination mine bot. of the two. locali:ies will demonstrate the superior avaii- AbILLY of the aqueduct site. It is likely that the two committees will make the exaimina- tion during the latier part of this week or early next week. Competent persons will to explain the location of roads on th side and give other Information as to: be present pe Virg! the bridge. RESIDENTS OF WEST WASHINGTON and of Virginia, who are Interestdd I construction of a free bridge have sig acceptance of the House amendm asked that the bill be passed as it the House. mittee will ments. In dleberger insert * House amendment. He said th ot terms might "lead to com There is @ sentiment in the Senate in favor of the aqueduct site, but th the House in charging one-half the Dirtriet is not approved. That will p resisted and an effort to reduce th proportion to the oricinal figures of will probably be made. not resist the Liou moving a conterence, stated that his reason: DECORATION DAY. The president pro tempore of the ecutive committee on memorial ser with the comrades of the Gran Repubite in Arlington on the 31st iustant. TUE PAN-RLECTRIC IN: Mr. E. N. Hill was before th vestigating committee this afternoon menced bis testimony by saying torney-atlaw and a journali examined as to the articl contest he furnished tur publication, THE WORK OF Co A statement prepared 1 and 171 Joint resolutions have been into the House this seston. adopted a resolution calling on th required under the Ingall's bill for th of the limitation to the arrears of pe to-day ordered a favorable report on Dill for the equalization of bounties. LAND FORFEITURE. instructed Representative Payson the Selma, Rome and Dalton railrow coterminous with the uncompleted the railroad from Jacksonville, Gadsden, Alabama, diction of the Court of Claims shall allclaims for the use of which pse before the Court of sumed jurisdiction of such cases, NOTES, Representative King of La, did the free bridge bill as printed yesterd: ored its passage with the amendme: tualt the cost on the District of Go The ways and means committee to the Mexican reciprocity treaty. err THE sc the citizens’ committee on school | assembled at the Ebbitt house last heur the report of Messrs. Reyburn, with the District Commissioners in the bill knownas the citizens’ seaool Dr. Reyburn_ presided, with Mr. J. ¢ secretary. Mr. Hovey maae stating that all the modifications su: the District Commissioners bad be in by the commitice except two—one the intendent be nominated by the se plan the committee had accepted solution of the matter attainable. mmissioners, declined to Ludiow’s proposed compromise, missioners bad drawn up a bill, whi altogether any provision for appoint Superiuendent: and hence let that of the jers” instead of “aqueduct’ Senators of the Forty-ninth Congress te Army of the the decoration ceremonies at ers had finally Consented to the repre- sentative system of appointing trustees, the other point of disagreement, Col. Ludiow had proposed as a compromise Ulat the su; The ence then terminated, but It since ap that Messrs. Webb and Wheatley, a in the early nified their nents, and came from There are indications that the Senate com- amend- Mr. Rid- 8 were to in the at misuse aplications. committee he action ot cost to the probably be e District's one-fourth The District in Congress. Senate to- day submitted a formal Invitation from the ex- ‘vices to the unite telephone in- n, and com- at he was He was st. jes on the telephone RSS SO FAR. n Ube clerk of the House shows that up to this date 8,740 bills introduced Of the bilis that ne comunis- stoner of pensions for an estimate of the cutlay | pe removal sions act, The Senate committee on military and militia |», the Logan ‘The House committee on public lands, to-day to dratt a bill declaring a forfeiture of all lands granted to d company portion of Florida, to PATENT CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. Representative Collins was Instructed by the House committee on the Judiciary, to-day, to report favorably a bill providing that the juris- extend to patents or patented inventions by the United states government ‘Claims as not oppose jay, but fav- at ARSE Ning olum bit. today ‘re ceived the report of the sub-committee adverse OOL BOARD BILL. The Citizens’ Committce Approve the Commissioners’ Propositions So Far As They Go. Messrs. Robert Reyburn, John T. Given, T. A. Lambert, C. E. Hovey, A.C. Richards, B. G. | Lovejoy, R. W. Fenwick, Hawkins Taylor, Rev. | S. Comer, J.C. Dulin, E.G. Davis, William Henry Browne,J. F. N. Wilkinson, L. 8. Kupery, 1H. N. Copp, H. L. Biscoe and other members of legislation evening to Hovey and | Matthews, the committee appointed to confer relation to board bill, *. Dalin as verbal report, guested by cquivseed 2 Hooking t ppointinent of trustees at large Uistriews; the other onmittlag ‘ntendents trom the list of te ers to be appointed by the board. issions instead of | the school “ay add rT As to bool board und confirmed by the Commissioners, which as the best ae: g The Com hb omivued mtor tbe pflicer to be appoluted, us at present, by the Commission- ers. The bill drawn by the Comuniss! loners also omitted the clause providing tor the approval by the school board of slies and buildings. ‘This Mr. fovey plans tor supposed- 001 Was due to a clerical error, as Ube Cominission ers in conference had offtred no 0! this provision. All three of the Com: wection to missioners had assured the committee that they would as- xent Lo the bill asit had been modified by them. ‘The bill drawn by the Commissioners is essenti- board bili, i ally the same as the citizens’ school i that it gives the naine of the “board education” to fhe school board; omits all re erence to the superintendent, and wives the board no power as Lo the seléction of sites or approval of plang for sch buildings. The terms of one-third of the twenty-four trustees provided for are to ¢x Ire euch Year. ler was debated at ngth by the The mat- gentlemen present, Who held that to cut out the provision in the citizens’ bill regardi ent deprived the bill of its most ling the superinend- important feature. It was generally agreed, however, tuat the omission leit the matter an’ opel n question to be decided by the cougiessioual comuiittees, The committee Huaily approved by resoluuion all of the provisions of the billasdrawn by the Commissioners, and instructed the committees on legislation, with Messrs, Keyburn, Matthews and Lovey, 0 SSpaptment of the ‘superinvensent ntument © ade: sricet ‘Suara, sod. she approval of resent the bill to Cungress, (ditions to it, providing for ‘the ts by the sites and plans tor school buildings by tbe board, a ‘The Eight Hour Contest. No CHANGE IN THE SITUATION IN There was no change in the situat THE crry. tion about the headquarters of the workingmen’s organi- zation to-day except that there were around than usual, This was due ‘Ube fact that the center of interest National base ball grounds, fewer men mainly to was at the here the plumbers and stone-cutters engaged iu a struggic tur supremacy at the bat. THE MASTER BUILDERS. ‘The regular meeting of the Master Builders’ association was held last evening and was largely attended. No defection of was and the intention to reported, sat bourse deciared the determination One member, how: wembers stand firm be The Jockey Club Mecting. THE RACES AT IVY CITY VESTERDAYSTO-DAY'S EVENTS. There was a good attendance at Ivy City, yew terday, and afine day's sport, Tho first race ‘was won by Wayward; Boherne 24, Vapeher 84: time 146% Mutuals paid $63.70, Second raco won easily by Prankle B.; Tony Fostér 24, Rosette 34: time 2:00%. Mutuals paid $9.50, Third race, Analostan stakes, won by wonett 2d, Euras 3d: Ume 145%. Mutuals pald $83.30," Fourth race Won by Farewell; King Victor 2d, Charley Russell $4: time 1:78. Matuals paid $3.70. Fich race won by Frank Ward, Wanderiag 24, liibernia 34." Mutuals TO-DAY'S PROGRAM. mares of all ages, one mile— Shady, Whizgig, Emma Creamer, Alsinora, Branovia, Farewell and Bandala, Second race—Youthiul stakes, for 2yeoroids, bait @ imile—Hannibai, Stilieto, “Bracken, Roundsman, Young Luke, Bet, “Raymond, Queen of Elizabeth and Ermine. ) ‘Third race—A handicap sweepstake, one mile and a quarter—Bersan, Col. Spracue, Sireath- Spey. Euigma, Meatnore ad Tingle arcer. Foun race “Parse of 8500, | Syeuratds, seven farlongs—Littie Minnie, r King Victor, Weaver, El Madi y Senieks $500, maiden allow- ufth raco—Purse ances, one mile and a sixteenth—Springneld, Marviander, Rock and Kye, Toney Fuster, Swift, John C, Elmendort, The First Race. Whirgig won the first race at Ivy City this afternoon, Mutuals paid $20.60, Adnirs in West Washington. CITIBENS' BUILDING ASSOCIATION-—-SALE OF Letre Fe. Kixe's Housx.—The house of Ferdinand ising, (be jermer secretary of the Citizens’ gut tare Baliding association of West Washin ton, was sold yesterday under a deed of trast held by that association, to Mr. A $16,500, which amount, it about liquidate his indeltedu ndrew Frey, tor represented, will to the ussocta- on. AU the meeting of the association last evening the receipts amounted to ge,400. Money to the amount of $900 was sold us fol- lows: Five shares at $113. two shares at $100, aud one share at $113. The balance of the me ceipty will be used in paying o2 shares that bave been withdrawn, of which notice has been given by the association. Tue Kear Esrark Comrany.—The Real Re tate company at tts mecting hero last evening elected Messrs. Jacob H. Rengla, L.A. Lite field, A.C. Clarke, Robert Talbott, and H. In Chappelear directors, which coipletes ‘the rd. ths sollowlng offieers ‘were elected: resident, Dr. L. W. Ritenle; secretary, A. © Clarke; treasurer, Dr. Charles Becker. eight shares of stick were subscribed for, CATTLE Mawkir.—Sale of live stock at Dro vers’ Rest, D.« venner Bros., atte up eto Diy; HOH, ait_Bhy to day. jambs, at 7 to8. to Sty; clipped sbeep, at 4% to 5; 10 cows, calves at S25 to $50'a houd. | Market briak.~ Te CaNat.—President Baughman, of tbe G #U. Canal Co., reports that great dainage was done by the recent rains ut Shepherdstown and miles below Cumberiand aud miles above great falls, This will resumption of navigation @ Week or nd suld— Best, ned dium, at 44 3 sherpa: Wool sheep, at 4 at polats titty thre a more, Tun Mr realtzed Fairs LEMPERATURK A Ce of Christ church apron bazaar aud Dr, 1d 1) CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.—Great Fails, tooiperatare, BX: con- dition, 2. Receiving terervott, te | 66; condition at port tion, | conection, 7. Distr ; Condiiien tent gatehouse, <gatevouse, 36. Alexandria Astaire Repor County ed for THY EvExINo Sram. Covnt.—The county court, Judge terdny vted the resiguation ke effect on the Motions to set astde We Verdicts cases of Henry Drany ud and Late originated tp the House 635 private and 174 | Thompson wore overruled, aud the exccuthen pubile have passed the House, and 1 Of sontence hus been suspended In onder hes, and 49 public have passed both Hor these cases ni: s° Gpou appeal. Court ad- ress, Of those originated in the Senate the | jyurued till nextimontin House has passed s3 omy and 53 private. CITY Cov &t.—T he corporation court gil not The Senate hus passed and sent to the House | moet again until, Weanesiay, tie danit og 129 public and private bills during the | Green act. the Midland tw d company has | session. beeu removed to the circuit court. On the pret PENSIONS AND BOUNTIES. bate side of the court the ws of the late Ed- The Senate committee on pensions today | Ward S. Hous und w put in train to be settled up. Harrie Hougi qualified as exeo- ulor and administrator, ana Messrs. Lambert, Knoa, Suny the, Johuyon aus Noriou were ap" polutéa appraisers of the Hough estate, THs REFORM CLUB EMBROGLIA.—AL the pe nm club last Cvening the cousideration of the Tesisnation of Ministers Fiippo, Suithsun and vthors having been again postpoved, President Whiting gave notice Chat Uniess these resigna: tions Were accepted wt ihe next mecting. be Would deeliue Lurtuer servicwas presideat vite elu ‘oTES.—The Virginia State Pharmacuetical association opens Tts annual session at bane | hun’s hall to-night. ‘The local committee of entertainment consists of Edgar Warfleld, A. Held and ©. J. W. summers.—Dhe < circle of Washington and Lee pablle schools beid its regular meeting Last night, and | pursued English history and literature @ Une reign of Richard U1. Fac stmiles of the firet printed Utle pages ever published in English were exhibited, and the Jife and tunes of Catou, the first English printer,reviewed,——Two boya, Harry Downs and Lawrence Bright, are held at the station house ehursed with Unrowing ston the Alexandfia and Washington trains. One Of the Missiles came nour killing a Mtue clilld in the cars. —The inayor has held for the grand | gary’ Cu Norton, a cviored man, cherged with an indecent sauit on Louisa Simms, an old white woma: ber house, near the cas | works. — aina ©. Austin, of Alexane | aria county, tas been appe We Farmville Nocuml sete mayor bas tined Win, Keyan § Mary West. Toot Henderson bi $20 Tor assault aud bad conduct. OF assault on ws been Hed W. Geesiing Has been tued $2 for carrying Liguor toa prise ‘oner al the stationbiouse. Fj —— Traveler's Guide. Pex, Rorre—B. & P. Station, Gch an’ Bets —Por Ya Pluladeljshie, Boston apd th a0 Thusiwed ea), anal am; 2, ‘Un Sunday, 8200 bor chicago, Cin A West, VOU wan, Past Bie) daily to, 9 (Chicago Munited) daily, 9:90 a | Cinciunuti and St. Lows and eaecj saturday to Cor | cugo, “Wroo wan, ragy wad Ciuciumsti, S30 pam, | Gatts; "Pactée lv "pan. daily. For | Kichinoud end the JL am. 4335 pan, ' For Baltiwore, 6:35: 7:46, #200, tee, wav, ptcuren 10. S200, 4:20, a20, 20, B00, 70, 10:00 and 11:20 p.p., | On Sunday, wand, GAM, TO, 1000" aud pan. For 15 @ tw, nud 4:40 be mdauy, except Sunday. Por Annapolis, 715, 8 2:00 and a:25 pul. dally, except undue day. 9 ut, 420 p.ui. Par Bore, chester, Bullalo, Niugusa, 10:00 pan. dally, eabeps Sunday. ik ANDO, Rovre—Station, nue and C Street.—For Cl ve10 p.uL: for Cinelut am. (fast iam vouisetile and Se ago, Be atl, 1 ed, 00 heme Azoak 80 | Biko, 3:40, 6:40, 0:40, Ad pem, For A\ 10 bodUe ur aud 1230 aud 420 bm. Go Sugeae hSi'a'm. $0 ha. For way Matos bocwnen of aii Baltimore, 5, 6-90, 0 a 1a. 4210p S40, Zand 11 prin. “On sundays, S30 mae 40,7 and ll p.m. Por stations on Me ropolitan Branch, 7:10 a m. daily, except Sun ‘uid 9:80 I. dally: 640 PUL, dally, exces ing, for’ prindpal stations’ on” Stetropolien each, S40e mh. daily, ou Sunday scope at gil ns; 10r Lexington, Staunton mud Vi hy daily, exotyt Sunday: for Freberictt, §: p. ta. Gully, exoept ‘For Hagers- ¥ estes, B80 A. ta, WAS wma. dally, ex- Sept Sunday, and 5:30’ p.m. Yor local pointe between Weshington and Gaithersburg #30 am, aud 1234, 11:20 piu. daily, except sunday. Ihiasy Move i. @ P Nation. —For New iesusand Ati, La.) a mm. (Uni) Pop Laie e,5'30 pan, cally): soutvern ‘mall ‘and Uxprom, eazy Seuamenan dieaion “2:90 "pe excep! sunday. Warrenton. taal. das Cxowpt + Stnaay, Lido am. S30p.m. For Lynchburg (war Stations) Tan. Gamat noone ae 0 Ba Foie Fieaisaud, intermediate points, mm dally Wasiniwuron & Ouro--i & statlon’-For baecw burg'stnd ail statious 9. wa. and 443'p. a every day A Boon TO THE AFFLICTED 1s St. Jacob's Oli, the conqueror of pain, greg MARKIED. HASTINGS-QUi Op Tuesday, May 32, 1866, e¥. Jan A. Doonan, Sd. Presiscnt uncrgeoes Sand MARGARET late Decnard Quina, esq. OO. DIED. waukes, Wis, PIRANCIS End F: Bengler, of this ely. a SLAZE On the worning of May 580, BLASCiE 1nd. anaghver of Sam iton ‘nadtinne Glaze, aged esghi tion ‘atile Blunchie was our darling, paris stall eur beats at wows ‘ait angel came and whispered Tittle ‘00 come home. Steep on my babe “And take tty rests gs called tee homie; : By Hex Mormen. Faperal Thursday at three o'clock, at residence of her ii P'Nrset ‘outhwece Friends and soqualinauces are invited to attend" JINKINS On May 11th, 1566, 0800 mga mis us i auN- reskience, on ALN, to the Cighty-Orst ¥. oF of bis: ‘Notiveot anes Tporenitos. _ . MADIGAN. At 1:20 0 m.,on the morning Liu, Webe, JOUN MADIGAN, tbe oar of Bes ug, Dative *Sitis funeray wil take Fs BENELER Op, Monday, May, 20t, 16eGvet Be . Lt. In D.C.Atay 10xb, eupbly tiurd your ay = see eS ‘Stators whos out hearts ana bever'@iL Ra Re Pe Re RLY