Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1886, Page 3

‘. D.C MONDAY, MAY 17, 1886, aaeaSaSaSSSS ~—_FOR_ SALE—HOUSES. RSALL OR EXCHANGE—FOR BRICK, LUM- BER. OR GROUND—An elegant Cottage. with large lot, two-story stabies, at Colouial Pact HUPTY COVER, are 13th and Fsts. mw. NOR SALE—< A RICE 7-tooM BRICK alt mod. imps: house now Tent for $30. Price, ce ou time. CH PAIe cE eROOM FRAME nd 10th sts. s.w Yestment. sts sw POR SALE-CHrAP_1 HAV the nee 6-room Brick Houses ‘gas and h to prompt at Price, $1.650 ARK ER. 4% a1 rok sare—cuear erty: northwest: house has 14 4 GOOD BUSINESS PROP mn, with large store room, and doing a good business 5,500; $2,000 cash, balance ‘ou ume. CH. PAR Ek, dy and F sts. sw. my 1b-ate POR SALe — CHEAP — Four New OM ses on Delrees st. n.w.; houses renting will take $1.5 hh; they have all ~HPARKER, 4% and baw. my 15-30 TEAP, ON FASY TERMS—TWO mag. bath and cellar; all. mod, imps. 3, hd floor oD ESTORY BRICK ‘odern improvense: price S00 cash ww leased for termi or years address WOR SALE-A G 1D BUSINESS PROPERTY myid Se LEONAMD £ BUCKLEY, 407 414 sts PORK =ALE—A FOURUOM FRAM# NOUS! La 1S we LEONARD & BUCKLE. 07 4 sts w. QOR SALE-A NK E FOL Oe FRAME $1,050. “LEONARD & BUCKLEY, 407 diy st my1Sae Pou sate 241 OTH ST with modern improvem @ LITTLEFIELD. 1226 ¥ 7 3 AND 407 ovement: — nicely & LEVY LEFIELD, 1 SALE-237 10TH STN. E: mis bay windows: well it HOUS! A NEW MODEK. rms easy my 1S BTONS yor STONE & LITTI > JUSES. ON U st, between 15th and 16th sis now. kuch aeven rooms, STONE € LITTLEFIELD, 1236 F st. Wo VERY DEST d ave., near Iowa Circ! “An eight-room (rai b St.. between Ble. with two adjoining lots, GOX1TY. to 15 f 500. Several <i: st. sw. near th Ha Fst mys $2. Sever Zoom House; 224 st. between Ist aud Pensasivania ‘$3,500. JF. DONOHOO, 1216 F st. my 15-3e RICK DWELLINGS, fas fixtures, water ec 600, TYLER & RUGE ERFORD. 1226 F st my {OR SALE—TWoSTORY AND BASEMEN Brick Dwelling, located northwest, convenie Govt, Printing Office; bus 7 rooms, cellar, coal ¢ Gc. Price $i.300. TYLER € RUTHERFORD, Fst nw, 2 _ my13-6i POR SALE—A VERY Nice SSToRY BI dweiling, weil locuted: northwest; convenient to Breet cars, market, fc; lot BU feet trout: house feet frout, and coutains 10rooms and b der improvements: in jable iu rear of lot: will be Chaser at the low price of $8. ERFORD, 1226 F st. JOR SALE-AT A Bi story brick House, ou N, Jot “Isx108. terms very” dou desirable 7 room and bath toweling dear Faw.,all mii, terms to suit, SOK SaLE—A NUMBER OF TEN Pi it CENT @wellings in different sections of the 5:3 WARNER & Cu. 915 F's TOR SALE—A NICE HOUSE | : containin fain. my 1S-Ge JOR SALE—A PINE LARG ‘of 10th and a ntaining 12 rc mn ait ‘modern improvemsrts. stable im Tear: spiendid Residence for. physict.n: lot 24x120 lect. price Siioo. Ka WALAT i © Gol vie Fst iw, my15 st VOR SALE-CHEAP_TW Erick “Howes, on (ap: Price, $3,650; each will rent readily HOUSE ON COR oO _my153te SORSALE—A BARGAT $-RUOM FRAME House on G st. nw. Ox.0, to Ailey. Price, $1,500 if sold iminedimicly, Peasy DANENL myloS* DUFFY < bul FPO SABES esr s koow ‘on D st, between Sth aid Vth st nd Este sw. USES ON IST ST. 5. EL ‘ave: rooms and Fath; modern iniprove: & CO.,1338 F ICE TWO-STORY-AND-CELLAR h st., near Iowa circle, con- wmprovements. Abargam. Price only $4.00 myltst KH WARNEK & CO. 916 Fst. now. WOR SALE-OK EXCH ANGE-sEVE! room Cottages at Mt. Pirasant pered Wroashout with handsome pape YeSrterm, suv cach and -tmonthiv yy ance, an upportunity to secure aie: oving ueighbutbood: for 'eut $15 er re SUBS FW Soa OR _SALE—SEVERAL 7 AND SROOM ‘Houses, located In northwest: $9,000 and @huvu: asoall Goa and monty myheoee a Brick Dwell taining 6 rons ai ‘easy terms. myle3t yi SALE— | eee a Nw. 1634-1556 Sth st... $4,100) 1727 F st, fh., Or. $2,000 P19 Bey, 2122 GihS 130 Siz seh st", Lh", GF, 1029 19t8, 1523 1 is '¥ St..boh. B1S-215 L st. r-..000 110s 19th st f 1524 Columbia st. "2,500 1707 17001711 Sth: 2042 Bary st b.b..6r2, 1748-17: The above ts only a s:nali po: ooks. For full list call a: vilice for by Paon st Biggs, propert on my 2 sened on the lstand 15th. [myl4] THOS. & WAGGAMAN. R SALE — AT A BARGAIN —A THN-ROoM Brick House, ail mod. lps, 177 large lot. Apply to LOUIS P. SHOEM. ow OR SALE Ee room house, near Iowa Circle. room house, Frame,5 rooms, oo Vern Brick F rooms, Vermont av sf Wroouis, Caroline st Grooms, V st.. north side Tot. S rooms, on Houudary, wear Lit rooms, om 14th 2 § Foouns, 14th nw, suitable for bs 8 rogmas, 14th st, business proper: Brick store and dwelling. 14th st. reeset Do. i Several Lots on Q st, bet. 13th ‘Also improved and unimpror ofthe city. Apply to may 2-8 ice Tacha property tal We ey ERe few York ave, 3. i428 Hoe SALE—A SPECTAL BARGAIN—BUSINESS Propert 00 Pa ave n. w., one door west Adams Express office, 2 running through und fronting 25 feet on B street! “A Goud pavitic uivest meut now, with sight outlay; will pay tea per cent et Call Gr addres OWNER, Rooms 4 and 5 (second floor), myll-lw* GIS 7th street, Fok SALE FOUR NEW 28TORY Bay Window Sroom brick Houses, on 1st st., between B and € sta se, ground worth $1.5 foot, Houthly insta ments, af $4,000. PARKER & TOW BENE Lis Pate my 1 HOR SALE {A <mull and desirable Sstory brick residence. on st. near Coun. ave. A prompt purchaser Will get & _myii6t THOS J. FISHER € CO., 1324 F st. NOK SALE-TsKEE NEW TWOSTORY BRICK PSE kater, gan at aloves: with biock of Stanton square: will pay tem per Pent. SWORMSTEDT & BalDL tas T & BEADLE SALF-NEW awosTor «Fiteat brick: Deetling nit toes Peovencentn ou Gal a ae Pa i easy torte. Ss STEDT @ BRADI mylie wate 5OR SALE ELEGANT RESI twelve rooms, ail modern improvemersr jows circle: price $25,000. For petirit to nee’ anette = SWOKMSTEDT € BRADLEY” ‘aylLor Pst ma, a8 SALE OR LEASE—PROPERTY ON F ST Bear Oth; can be converted ints bummess property SWORMSTEDT & BRADDEN. myl1-6t wr Ft aw. Ok SALE—A BARGAIN—ON 1OWA CIRC! ‘A threestory and basement Brick House, tay window, stone steps aud timings: Coutainiog fous. teen rooms, Inunry. furnace, butlers pantry. double “lore and. all imodern improvements” Price, ‘A row of four new Houses on Capitol Hilt; two Story aad back buildings, six rooms each, all uiodera Smproveneuis. I'rice, $10,000 toF ail, of $2,000 each. ‘A uew six-room Brick House on 9th «t. <¢: all mod- era improvements. Price, $2,500. A bargain “A row vf five usw Houses on 2d at new ail mod- een improvements. 82-250 cach. ‘Anew six-room Trick House, corner 22d st. and Witgima ave nw. Price, $2,000. "Two new (ilve rooms aiid ce’lar each) Brick Houses onjthe Navy Yard, brtow $1,280 ch "A number of sigail Brick and Frame Houses; north- west. Peg, 91,700 and 61000 carl. Two new dveroum Brick Mouses southwest. Price, si sov'enen ‘The above are ail good investments, and for further y DANENHOWER & so: mylim Ss NW; E 6 rooms, a good Investment: “euts for $20 per uiouth: Price, $2,500 cash Apply a8 GIS Lat. nw. aplo-aan FOR _SALE—HOUSES. 5 F st. nw, [201 SALE=HOUSES-SEET neoitmn of Special Notices om Ast Sonne. for sale advertise of One 1 “don the tthe city for tok SALE—NEW iM ST. onnecticut a¥e. and 19th st.: each bas 11 reted cellar; large yard tw alley; cabinet finely finished and with evel + location most desirable, fushionable r sale. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 $5.000 BRICK Hi northwest on monthly paymeuts. PARKER & TOW 1415 Fst modern con- on r NEARLY NEW NO. 8 Cy Law” | Af Wheeler & Wilson Mactine: in ‘splendid or Houses desira. thoroughfares and AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. is Wabi | POR, SALE-PINE HORSE | AND PHAETON: first-class turnout; will be sold a: reasonable rates, Inquire at MCFARLAND'S Stables, Georgetown. 1 Can be seen at 1307 0 st. ‘OR SALE-SOME ELEGANT PIANOS (LEFT ithe summer BAY Bee SOHNGOR Osta ae aed Choirmaster, 1110 10th stn we ON’ Ome ate OR SALE—JUST ARRIVED—TWENTY HEAD of Virginia and Western Maryland Horses that The. Call and sea SOHN WIICHT Noor House, Ing. Call aud sea, JOHN M. W. ayson House, Tas, | TthandPsts, Smyi73 JOR SALE—1136 For stable and BST. L&C on MLL st. n.W., centrally’ located, feet depth of lot; large rooms: house in jusuBlly good alley ac- at tue cheap price of ‘OTT, . sale JNO. A. PRESC 141 above. A National OR y 100, bi resid Sth st., 60S Ist. Rooms 6,7 and 8. Porsal —A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBA. K near Georgetown: convenient to horse cars: two aeres garden. fruit, &c. Apply to W. H. reside modern i to FRANK J. TIBI tual Life Association, 1420 fouse and Lot—corner 13th by 100, with the attached vacant cor wing 23 by 10 feet east exposure, and suitable for another fine * also, two well-ren ed smaller houses—1113, Apply to the owner, at 615 F st, EASY TERM: nd Dwellings 2024 and’ 2026 14th ngs have fine stores, with large celiars, 5. with dwelling FS, Office of the provemi N. E, NEW SEV. room: Brick House: modern improveme its: lot X116 to alley, house new i Fed; south front Cheap Hf sold we ‘ones. As BH ¥ Says: “In every house there ts placed a set of Apple- Fst ton’s Encyclopeedia; itis like sending the whole family OR FOR | tocollege.” This work, new edition, can now be ob- . tained, all che volumes at once, on eusy payments. by addressing Box 129, Star office. my] FOR SALE-BREWERS GRAINS IN” AN quantity, at Heurich’s Brewery, 1229 20th si. n. ™. my lost POR SALETAT VERY SMALL ADVANC? over cost, all the choice Hallet & Davis Upright Pianos now on display at $11 9th st_p.w, traordinary bargalas ever before Hallet, Davis & Co, Fo. SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM VIRGINIA, 10 select Horses, among them fine binek tear and a very stylish bay, 16 wands, fv ble tor saddle or driving. DOWNIE °0., 1338 Nosuch ex- years old, suita- {OR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS, JAMES PAR- ton, the celebrated Historian and Biographer JOR SALE—CHEA! FINE BAY HORSE, suitable for coupe or buggy. Apply of ROCK: WELL, 1409 Oth st.n.w. my15-8t* Fok, SALE_ONE LARGE PLFASURE Boa; Will seat four persous: with cushions and cover. In excellent condition. Address BOAT, Star office. Sena go SESE SEAT LBONE FOR SALE-CHEAP-SIDE-DAR SPRING DAY- tou Wagon, but jittle used. Also, Jump-seat Cat Hage: inrear Of G&S D st, adjoining Fk. Ward's e pce2n my15-206 OR SALE—BRADBURY UPRIGHT, WILLIAM, ibe Square and other Pianos at half cost. Apply nd N sts. parking, 0-1 ‘THIS AFTERNOON. r[HOS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN G STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. On MONDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, at ates Q'CLOCK P.M. Tshall offer for sale, iu {ront of the premises, ois 21 and 22, iy square S47, fronting 40 feet on Fifth street. Terms day of sale. myl4-3t THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. THOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN E AND F NORTHWEST, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Novembe 12, 1875, recorded in Liber VOL. follo B43, 0f the Ea Land q Jang Hecords of ihe District of Columbia, and a e written request of the party secured, I will se! bile auction. in front of the premises, ou MONDAY, i] TH DAY OF MAY NEXT, al OCK P.M,, tiiat part of original lot 7 in ‘square 122, beginning at the northwest corner of said Jot, ou 200i street. unt running thence east. 190 feet 20 inches; south 41 feet iy Inch; west 156 feet 10inches, north 41 feet inch, to beginning, improved by two small frame houses. ‘Terms of sale; §2,000 in cash, balance at six and twelve months from of sale, with i terest at six per cent, or all cash, at’ purchaser's option, deferred payments to be secured: by deed of trust oh the property. A deposit ‘of $200 Will be re- quired at time of sale. All conveyancing and record- Ing at purchaser's cost, If termis ure not complied with within ten days from sale property will be resold ‘at risk and cost of purchaser, after three days notice, IARD T. MORSELLy Trustee. apl5-wés,1m_ ‘THOS. DOWLING. Auct THIS EVENING. ING, AT HALP-PAST SEVEN PL, UNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES, WATCHES SILVERWARE, JEWELRY BA. JOS, SPORTING GOODS. 6, IN STORE 1347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR- TEENTH STREET. Botte Company Bost hae tea anOn REAL FOR ESS STRGEARS WELL carey | PASr SaVEN tai aliare aimosed ou {eid thecueh fiatompanys whieh ettceavautage | Watmost ewe ‘aieg Sageer Wagon Very, cheat! ‘TO-MORROW. ttrendion and sucrgy tothe sevclopinest oF that pert | ADDY at14 Pennspivania ave nyi63i of the ‘ci feet in one tr for invescme “Also, 2 t. ‘6m, COUNTRY WOR SALB— FORE of Orange county, Fla. Capt INO. JACKS JOR RENT—CLAC ae: ing OF riding distance; cheap | W Hh aver at ulckel; in perfect running we Ha St. aw myloa* "| pairpree Inquire of HeRRY HALL. foe0 W ot For sae CRES_OR MORE OF 1a | nw. Bye oe proved room 4 water at do VOR SALE — JUST ARRIVED — TW. pod out buildings: fruits of all kinds: high locat 2 eee = and eat sitsley good ready mediate possersoge °F HY” | die Homes Abo: four low-priced Horses SCHL ville: eee eee tag pat, | GEL & QUIGLEY in rear of 953 D st. n-waml2-1w SALE-A_ 3! Station (B. € P. IR) by acomfortable frain altivation, being well, be bought for $2 Lert welling and KG; bargain.” MARION: Bladensburg, Md, SUMMER HOMES AT HYNESBORY, oN SS) bang Pir; city. lar address age: | Shoe nw. This com ‘on New Silver Spring Statio getabies i ; Laurel, Md. in abundant suppl: passed site Tor cottaze hie minutes to 510 Pst nw. | $150, on payments of $10 per mo. ‘Stool and foe inched (A maguideent Patior Cpright, used 5 = > | but very little, ata great sacrifice for cast cf will ait REAL ESTATE, | range for monthly’ Fasments tor goad parse, “tas Y ACRE OF L. Price $25 peracre. Ap} ly 60 fy 930 ESC Dw y has seventy thousand lampshire ave, at abargaiu 9,000 acres of tmproved farm lands in Vit for sale or exchange. S ated within fous tiles of Orlando, the county FOR SALE RARE BARGAINS. Handsome rosewood four round corner full 7 octave Square Piano; carved legs andlyre: overstrung bass: all the best improvements; rich quality of tone: warranted for five years and good as new; for only chance. Property of an army officer leaving the clty ‘and must be soid. Call at once. PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 9th street ‘Telephone, 367-2. my) D, “at sETT MANSION chamber ‘abi PF LAUREL, MD. A LARGE ms; 7 acres of land attached; fine MALL COU; e house, stable, etc.; under high | JOR SATE-BRICK YARD, IN THE CITY OF stocked with large and smail | A’ Alexandria, Va, containing ‘about ts acres; has e Ridge Road. together with rick Machine, Engine, ‘Tempering 04 Apply to Machine, Kiln Walis, Sheds, dc. all in good repal r. POOL, 1422 11th st n.w. | Easy of secess to both cars andriver.. Terms easy. R SALE—GOOD MANSAED ROOF, 6-ROOM arge lot, at Highland station, B. & to be sold at a'ureat DUCKETT, Attorney-at 1. my eleven miles from Washington Lots 608150 feet from 315 upwards. For clreu- of THOMAS HYNES, 10d L2thst. Metropolitan Railroad: ; suitable for Jarge summer stabling. shade, ice, ndance. Saeriage house. ir withia Bye poe to CHAS, Sia ee sis ccalaviee = msl myl LE~A STEINWAY GRAND PIANO AT Fe TRY HoM syuinin the District aud easy distance of Benning ‘About three acres imi goed water and an Une i | JOR SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION tore now doing a good ‘ing business; 1d 0] poruinlte to secure'w rst business stand. JNO, WAGGAMAN, Sod and SoG re VOR SALE—A MST ELIGIBLE CORNER 10’ ‘on south side of F sircet will be sold on easy terms by PRESBREY & GEN, 529 7th st. my14-00 WOR SALE-BICYCLI: _54-1NCH: Address D2w F RESTAURANT BAR ANU tures; doing a good busiuess satistueiory re a sucrifice, on account of owner leaving the city G. L. WILD & BROS, 709 7th st, myl0-Im* sufficient amount. of clay to make 150,000,000 bricks, acl Apply to W. H BARSTOW, imy6-1m 615 7th st. nw. (OR SALE-AT MY NEW REPOSITORY THE largest stock of fine carriages ever offered in Washington, among which are the latest styles: Vie torlas, cubrOlettes, extension-top, pbuetons, canopy and extensios rreys, ladies’ phaetons, canopy sod bags a sash dhor roe 7 carts and draggs, doctors’ phactony Jump seu tension and buggy tops: canopy-tup Saxons, village and povey carts, ligewster side-bar buggies, (he fuinucs i rinse farm op the Colesvili ‘Burnt Mu Montgoms PO# SALE- Vina Fara JNO, B. BLOSs, ak POSSE HIGHEY BrPnovED soxTaow Twill sell, 00 10,300 acres Oey my1-Im* Co. Land, grazing farm on Washi outbuildings, Fruit, forty ning 100. acres, dw ery county, Md. ington and Coles Yon, Metropolitay ranch IR OH. P Ma. oR SALE—ONE acres, 10 cows, 2 hor hasa'run of milk ofe stream: weil at kitehen apzeim DOR SALE=B U: rocms besides bath Fens! sort Propery from the center of | Toad and the Baltim bya very large fiaine ion on the p nis and aw. tan JOR SALE- Lan Fuirh ton. stn. HALF MILE F York ave. and Boundary, nice $-room House, A COUNTRY RESII at Benning’s, D. © ses, Wagon, Barnes ght de a door. A TIE Ur HOUSE, OR SUMMER RE (00 acres of Tand about city: between the Bi and Ohio. railroad: ‘Law, Blade! 212 D st. no or fine coun dairy farm: thre Spring wi a poultry; will be sold, with all ti (ements chewb,” aud MITCHELL, & ania uve. A tract of6,400 acres of good cleared and Timber X county, Va, on both sides of the 10 and Westera railroad, within 20 Inquire of GEORC res in wood: © turnpike, near Four Cor eight miles from Washington. Address WM. CADLE, apl7-6w ecturnpike, les from Washington, 2 from Silver Spring sta. ‘MMER HOME; 11 100 fruit trees: good barn, nid 15 bead of stock; near railroad station: price Apply to GEO. AL ARMES, 1837 ry tise and outbulldtugs: railroad ace: commutation fareoniy ave cents. | — price apply to AUSTIN B. Brow 3 ity beauty located: 160 “price $15. lot. Apply to MATION Deburgy Mav or FAR , bear tue District mb15-3en Godard buggies and many other sisies too mumervus | to mention. Also several second-hand catriages om | hand: repairing” promptly attended. to: carriages taken on storave: all work guaranteed as represcuted: call apd examine stock and repository. JOitN AL YOUNG, 479 and 481 C st. n.w., rear of the Natio: el. mys NE_SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT, ine four round-cornered square, +4 pianos to rent, HUGO WORCH « Ub, 7th st mw, agents for Sohmer pianos. my 43 EST LE, TWO-3 P carriage, horse and ‘harness; horse eliing with s > ‘tylish, prompt driver; perfectly safe tor a lad: ARK, . hiquire JAMES HOWLN, G40 New Yor NEW ‘and cart running AT W. F. GEYER the best bargains in the city, es. Dugzies und wagons of all suit the times, JOR SALF—80 GALLONS OF livered daily. Inquire at 1827 W. ‘Comprising 80 car styles. ‘Terms to EW MILK _DE- Host. u.w. up27-1m JOE SALE- ACL DINGS PIPPIN c 3 faze Jalce of Sewown Pippin Apples it quart maw. | and’pine ray ing ts _ap 1413 New York | FOE SALBOVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, varnished and painted Wagons, old ‘and new, on inonthly payments or cash. ter's five miles ladensburg | improved | Also, Stage and Carpen- akon. J. 4. COOK, 3205 M st, Georgetown. | me ap VOR” SALE—F 00D BARGAT: 3 slightly dainaged Saratogas, Sole Leather Trunks, Hass and, tchels, never been used. See our Har ERS’ 1345 Penn. ave, nw. ap24-sin FROM ROCKING y head of Horses, Mules, two Saddle Horses, four Coupe Horses and six fine Driving Horses. To be seen. ac JOHN SIMMONS’, 311 12th Ht. now. ap21-Im. , DOUBLE-BANK, Church Organ-Harmoniams. Must be ice, ut GL WILD & BROS. 20 0 ‘Also. ove pair of larg Washlug- ‘apis : water and table room. See SH WALKER, 630 Saud ave, of MIS. SCAGGS, on the preiaises st nw E {OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendan ho loss of time: no handling of fuel; no ashes. For Tupning elevators, pumping water, printing presses RM_OF 50 @ acre lots, a alt nd ‘nuchinery. "Send for circular ad price ibst. "D. BALLAUF, Akent, 7 mh Deus | [OCR SALES BUSINESS WAGONS IN EVER Real Eetato | IY vartety, finest and largest stock of platiorin spring. cous ever shown Ip this city at bottom prices » S2d street, West Washington. J. K. PROBY. +E FLAP ___ PERSONAL. _ ___ EDUCATIONAL. GQHORTH AND REVOLUTIONIZED-SIOAN DU Ser imaplest, most rapid and most legible Classes forming. Califor prospectus. 921 F st n.w. TYAN system. tn world. my 22-65 Vp os LAUR Far tween the ages of @ a1 neh kindergart éAnumver of their friends Mr. aud Mrs. CABELL Ss Parecumented tn take with theth to their beautiful ome it, Nelson Co., Va, a uumber Of their. puptls for the Sommer. “The youl ladies wil contanesach | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. bras diication ‘as ‘will enuble them to | =————— 2 ees more ease in the Norwood Tostture, | J yALLY TO AQRFOLK AND FORT = 2 g | SPEAMERS GEORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR. FRENBED Bee COMMENCING MAY 15, 1850. on NIEKE. sHORTHAN Seats taushe, Soece followed. P Oftice my6 near. Plano. 01 THENFUM OF 2A French, Latin, Ke. by the AALof Oe I nh st. DW. <PENCERIAN BU Sisco Dts aw. hes education t THE EARN ES n Drawing and Painting. forming. Coreoran bullding, studio BO. Fe MAY ils Jobus & Laston, 7 ASHINGTON CONSER’ oud building, cor. 9th INES 0! Spriny nd is. de v. Prud "bomine ferred. Kk. FCh AND MRS. MYERS W ‘open, on Oct. 4th. their school for ‘Sumber linmited to 15. yin connection with the school, __myl1-2in* “ATION tenographer, 472 La ave, LL CLASSES DETECTIVE BUSIN 4A acted thoroughly; expert shadowers: confident WASHINGTON DETECTIVE AGENCY, 926 F ILLIAMS & CO. ESS TRANS- lal ‘st. inyls-im | ISAGREB = W Mr. Murphy has HALL 7 given up the sale - il Yeast Powder but Dixon's, and you cannot fall t have the best of bread. WILL. Cc ‘Tuition by 6 myl2-4t_ VIL SERVICE EXAMINATION—QUFSTIONS: and answers on all suljects. Sead TIEN cents, IVY INSTITUTE, m* _ Southwest cor. 8th and K sts. n.iw. N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND ‘upon. us we are now prepared to pay full Value for Gent's Second-hand Clothing. Address or callat “JUSTH’S Old stand,” 619 Dst. n. girls be For etreu- Uns date one of the above thoroughly- reliable first-class steatucrs will leave Hr-strect Whee ily except Munday, at 30 p, Lisses LOW street and Pennsylvania avenue, who will also ch @ from hotels and private residences, ‘Tele phone No. 745-3. my13 WM. P. WELCH, General Agent, ROMELIN, Irian. Voie, LANGUAGES, 1314 1 reek, Spanish. Malian, G FE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Washlicton, D.C, (728 14th st. n.w.), ‘Aud in the priticipal other cites. ‘Trial lessous tree. New terms begin bow. STRUCTION IN LATIN, GREEK, MATHE matics and English, by Prof. Givil Service Examiner. Session VATORY OF MU 4 F stan.w. Seven: e, Violin, Flute,Cornet, Five wdwantages. 0. & BULLARD, Director. A.SPRINGER, late Appiicants for examination prepared. Apply for circulars aud Information 423 A practical busi- qualifies young men and women POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE @ THE STEAMER SUE, Cart. W. GC. Groaixcan, has resumed her trips berweea Washington and Baltt. more, leaving Stephenson's wharf, foot 7th si, every SUNDAY, 4 p.m, aud Baltimore every FRIDAY. at opm. received on Sat- ‘Stops at River Landings “a ne ER cos « naa, 22th and Pa. ave. and 7th st. whart. “Apply to miiGom NQRFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE South.—Take the Safe and Commodious Steam JANE MOSELEY, which leaves Gin tree whnte street wharf, ‘Washington, every . Thursday and Saturday my4 | at 5:30 p.m. nial Beach a ‘Stopping at Colo: going and JFF°# Potomac RIVER LANDINGS, NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves 7th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURS. DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a m. ‘Returning TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS aud SUNDAY p. m., touche ing at Kiver Landings as fur us Iomini Creck, Curre oman, Va, St Clements Bay and Leonardtown, Ma ‘Connects with B, & 0.it Hat She, dee schedule, SOHN B PADGETT: Agent, to punor: themerives and. suecensully perform the | —C-W- RIDLEY, Manager, active duties of life. ‘Thorough instruction given in | >) TRECTTO NEW YOREO HT STEAM avid Writing. we English Language, Correspou | TERS JON ci kaos ast Ee BRIE aS dence. Rapid “Calculations, Bookkeeping, Business | Pier 41; East inver, Nov erere GATORS wee cs Gounmperciel Law, Holiical Beonomy, Ste | m2" Gu st whatt, Weaitingion, every TUESbat Pe, Writing. | Open day and evebing. | MORNING. ‘Freight at lowent rater, apt ee um application. HENRY SPENCLE. Pras | \ 7. VERNON! MT. VERNON gts SAK a2 SPENCaRy Vice Principal” | Mf VSO Oe ene Leaves 7 ‘Wharf daily (except Sunday) for ADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SING- eee a SE M tex fer, tae tru italian, method: mle apd Washington abo Soe a ™ ier Music: ‘good German, French and tallan BLAKK, Captain, busurpased methods “I2Z15Gst nw. unag” | 0026 zoe jCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY, 7 ‘ SCHOOL OF TYPE-WRITING, STEAMERS. SCH All Shorthand Book: Ab Writing Machines and sayohes ne nee ane OIE STRERT WW. FRENCH CLASSIS FOR aplignow. forming at “Algo, uot ag a Segal State ELE opal AVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD: iner of the New England armioay QVENIN ‘4 nets and advanced 7th st., between afternoon clagses for adults iss AMY 11 » Conservatory. Piano eaiture. “1012 10th st.n.w. PRIVATE | Lesson ‘Aan 1v ‘Mathematical, Evening Classes, $3. N MEMORIAM. uate and certified exami SCHOO) OF ENG! OL OF hook REELING ‘8 and Supplies, ne, = teeteeeee cots ALL GRADFS OF fe gees eetenhi, ALACRA Ea OF NS = SW. Corner and re (Classical, + = (SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON AND CONTINENT NONTH GERMAN LLOYD 8.5, 00, Kew York, southampton, ‘Bremen. "ihe fast Bx. prese steamers of this C Bay, tanding rs ia Soothampton io les than eight days irom New York. ‘These ‘are cele: b thelr speed ‘and the comfort pas. Sino leave New fork of ‘satupacyt for Chereouns, passengers 1 PPDROOE, 085 Petmaylvanta ave, aploliw Traverzrs To Evzore Can receive all information concerning nailing of steamers, rates of pastage. etc., ete, of the following 1014 ‘and at ‘and 4 ‘and vows ‘os for , Business. Mnes: North German Lloyd, New York, France, Erg- and $5e mouth eY*™: AE | tand and Germany; North German Lioyd, Baltimore A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Malian and American Marble the latest style and the best Fives at the lowest pussible. St of Bish, is now offeted at 925 Penneyivaulaave Bole Agent for Steinway @Sons Pianos = ap] |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ASSIGNEES SALE OF ELEGANT MAHOGANY FURNITURE OF HANDSOME AND EXC SIVE DESIGNS AND OF THE BEST MANU- FACTORE, COMPRISING ELEGANT MAHOG- ANY DIVANS IN RICH’ SILK PLUSH, BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY TABLES, FINELY CARVED, WITH BRASS FELT AND HAN- LEATHER COVERED HALL CHAIRS, MAHOGANY EABY CHAIRS, UPHOLS TIED AND CANE SEATS, MAHOGANY ROCKE LIBRARY ‘TABLES (BEAUTIFUL PIECES), SUPERB SECRETARIES, EASELS, CAB NEVS, PEDESTALS WALL HAT ‘RACKS, PLUSH TOP TABL FANCY ROCKERS, BRASS PLAQUES. ANTIQUE BRONZE ORNA- MENTS, RARE A! LLANEOUS BOOKS SRA ‘DMI IN RICH BINDINGS, WINDOW WANG! r. MPS, OIL, PAINTINGS BY R. LE ANY JOHNSTON, BEING SOME OF ‘TLE BEST EXAMPLES OF “HIS WORK, RA ENGRAVIN: A-BRAC, RICH A! ELEGAN B VASES’ OF BEAU L DESIG! » THE WHOLE FORMING A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION FROM WHICH POSELECT FINE AND DECORATIVE FUR- | NITURE, On'TUE~DAY MORNING, MAY EIGHTEENTH, 1886, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOUK. within my. Salesroows, 1 will sell, Without reserge, the above collection Of fine goods. ‘Those tn search of rare and odd pieces should nt fall to attend this aule. ‘Goods will be ov exhibition Mouday, 17th instant, from 11 @ m, until 6 p.m Cash, VEL MADDOX, Assignee. A G, Auctioneer," myld-its ANSON BROS,, Auctioneers, TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. COUPE Ai AULOTI On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 1886, comiencing at TW I: Sell ut the au tion rooms of Duncanson Brus, D streets northwest, to pay storuge aud charges, ‘ONE COUP) All parties interested wil please take notice. ANN 5. GRAHAM, Executrix of the Estate of R. H. Gratiam, dec'd, jt T[HOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers SALE OF THREESTORY BRICK cS sO. 1416 USTER HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWS ELEV By virtue ist, dated February ith, 1551, and duly recorded ih Liber No. 960, folio’ 336, “et seq, Wasisiugton count, by the direction of th thereby. we shall sell on THU Rs MAY TWENTIETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK in front of the premises, sub-iot humbered 27, in square num bered 812, improved by a three-story brick dwelliny Louse, with all improvements, known as No. 141t 11th street northwest, Verms of sale: One-third cash, and the remainder In one and two years, secured by deed of crust on the premises, and bearing iuterest,payable semi-auuually. Conveyatcing at the cost of the purchaser. FREDERICK B. McGUIRE —_,. FAMILY SUPPLIES, MONEY? oue of the lund records fi in the District of Columbia, M* Cassard’s best Sugar Cured > best Sugar Cured E Suoulder, Ge.: Green Collec, 10¢., Lye. Pramatiog ava (vent. 200 tb. Roller Faraly FI DDL Roller’ Family” Flour, an Rouce Famulgsetour babble 3c Nova Seoile ie Ting, doz. far 25¢.; cod Rousted Hio Coltee, from 15¢. Up: Chow-Chopy ‘sideCelery Sauce, 10c, ‘pint bot Moxie's NervelFood, (best of all) try it, cheap: Canned Pumpkin, 10c. per d-Ib. can. “Goods from $5 up de= livered free to any depot or ‘boat, and guaranteed as Tepresented. Send us a postal. INDIA TEA CO., 445 7thst.s w., p29 (7th St cars pass the dior). Novice TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF cco EER RRR ERE oO Ee sss Shomer peruse te Ooo Eee EOE Exe Sss8 7 ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. Tt ig withont a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most Nurrrriovs Flour in the World. ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect MUL, containingas itaoes all the most improved Machin ery invented up to the present time, but they produce 8 Flour UNSUKPassED by any gnillin the world. ‘To prove that, we would simply state that a large quan tity ofthis magnificent Flour 1s shipped annually to Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old work HOWEVER, Like everything else that has gained renown, some Person or persous are trving to take advantage of the Feputation it has gained by uuitating tne Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off ai nioF article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that elther sacks or barrels read and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS Attached. None genuine without the two gold medals. WM. M.GALT & 00, ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. p23 SEWING MACHINES, &c. _ PPHOSE USING AMERICAN SEWING Ma- ‘CHINES the past twenty-three years will please take notice that the office of the. SILEN't NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, is corner of 7th and H streets, ‘The shuttle ofthe No. 7 has been enlarged to double its tormer size. ‘The New No. 7is the lightest running and the most ‘simple anddurable machine made. ‘The price of the No. 7 is no higher than is demanded for inferior machines, jie most exquisite arrasene embroidery and other highly artistic fauey work done on the New No. 7. {ail at ofliee und gee Stim operation, It will please, surprise aud gratify you. Old Americans taken In ¢x- change. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sis., sole Agent D.C. Large assortment of new improved inachines of all kinds, Nosgents, Notwoprofits. mys Tas Usvesas F HE Ni L AVORITE, Our Light Running New Home Sewing Machine, The best and only machine adapted to all kinds of sewing on flue or heavy material. ‘The work done on ‘this machine cannot be duplicated, L-nbruidery work of all kinds with arrasene, tinsel or uther miaterial done on the New Honie without the use of any extra attachment. Call at our office and see the work done. Instructions given free of charge, at S OPPENBEIMER & BROS’, 528 th street n.w., St. Cloud Bullaing. Afachings of all kinds rented and ropaired. Basar my! Paper Fashions, [HE SILENT WHITE 18 THE BEST SND most complete Sewing Machine; has more points that beneftt the E itis light, fastand quiet: winds ite own bobbins! pats om fis Gwn beltt Huest Hy binet work: lock stitch: is Single thread mnscnines at prises you can ahr aie New Households, $10 less han st ‘kinds bat Aj BE MCR ERNET: sf Ook se Bey J.B. RICHMOND, Manager." munis FINANCIAL. Parcs & Warery, ‘STOCK BROKERS, oF a aeane SRE teoue,} New i PRIVATS SOCK TELUGHAPE Wile ASHIN PHILADELPHIA Joc Ware ee ea Canucks Oakrxy. eo ee eS ‘Comimieelou all clases way omzgeiaen . DODGE, Resident Partner, Sates Feet tes C3 and reported: I. PPPRCANSON BROS, Anctioncors TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 18TH, ‘at 10 o'clock, ab our spacioussalesrooms, REGULAR SALE OF PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING-ROOM, LIBRARY, AND OTHER FURNITURE, CARPETS, €¢. AISO 2, 3, and 4 LIGHT GILT AND BRONZE CHANDELIERS. ALSO HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS. _1t HOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Batate Auctioneer, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. Under decree of the Supreme Court of the Di trict of Columbia, in equity cause No 6721, C ins ot al. va. Tulle etal, I willsell,on MONDA’ THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF MAY, ‘Ay, JSS6. at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, part of lots Nos 3. 4. and 5.1 square No. 846, to-wit: Heginning om G st., 38 feet 2% In east from the southwest coruer of said square: thence east 18 ieet 10% inches, theuce north 70 leet, thence Gast 19 feet, thence north 30 feet, thence cast S fret, Thence north 15 feet,’ thence west JA fee 1 inch, thence south 35 feet, thence west 11 1eet 9% inches, thence south 70 fret to the place of beginning, With the Improvemtents—a two-story brick resid ‘Terms: One-third cash: residue in two equal pay ments, with interest at aix per cent, ate x and Teele mouths from day of sale. of a Leasti,at purchaser's op tion, $100 deposit at time of sale, and terms to be gomplied with within five days, or the property will be resold at thie purchaser's cost’ All conveyancing at purchaser's cost O00 Eaten Wey ltecehy 20 Kate mW. eeccl vor, T. F, WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. 17-dé&ds D™SCASS0N Bits, Aucuoneers we On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, at erty FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, we will offer on the preu: sea, sub Lot Q, in sqiiare 211, fronting 20 feet, on the south side of Rhode island. a average depth of 100 feet, and improved room Brick House, No, 1448, This Is a good oppor funity to get cheaply aiot on One of the bevt streets in ‘Terms made known ancing at purchaser’ from the purchaser. ‘at the timeof sale. Convey- cost. A deposit of $200 required FITCH, FOX & BROWN, _my17-atas Tiu7 Penntytvans ave, pyres DOWLING, Auctioneer, — LARGE PLANTS OF FINEST. EVERBLOOMING ROSES, HY BRID PERPETUAL ROSES, GERA- SIUMS, COLEUS, BEDDING PLANTS PALA PANDANUS AND OTHER “DECORATIVE, PLANTS, CANNAS, DAHLIAS, €0, AT AUC- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1886, commencing at 11 o'clock, withl my salesrgoms, 1 Pulsell, without reserve, « cholce colldetion of Greta jouse snk ding 18, a8 partly euumerat ‘above, all being from the celebrated Nursery of Jolin Saul, of this city. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, myl5-dts Auctioneer. J) UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ‘ON NEW JERSEY AVEUNE, BETWEEN D AND E STREEIS NORTH. THURSDAY, MAY, A. D. 1886, at FIV M. front of the premisés,ail that plece or parcel of gro and premises, situate, lying and being in the city Washington, lu the District of Columbia, and kuown aud distinguished as the north three (3) liiches, iront- Ing on New Jersey avenue, of lots.» In. West's sub- division of original lot-nambered one (1) runnivg back the same width to the rear line of said fot"l” and algo the adjol t, numbered sixteen (16), In ‘the Subdivision of orlzinal lot numbered two (2) made by: Holman, iu square numbered six” hundred and twenty-nine(6z¥). together with all the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privileges and appurtenances: thereto belongitig or i any manner 4, pertaining, Sold subject to special improvement taxes. ‘Terms: $600 cash; balance in one and two years, notes to bear six ‘per cent Interest. or all cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $i0 required at time of sale. ‘Terms to be compiied with inten day's, otherwise resale at risk aud vost of the deiaulling purchaser after five days puthe notice of such resale An some newspaper pabushed in Washington, DC. Conveyancing, dc. al purchasers cost GEOKGE a mylodeds —_SoitNW Hiciiitsn, } Trustees. \HAN ERY SALE OF GE UiticK HOUSE, AND VALUABLE LOT, NO. 336 © STREET NORTH WES’ decree of the Supreme Court By virtue of of the District of Columbia, passed In ca: wou In kquity, T shail offer tr sale premises, or MONDAY, the i WENT +1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK west half of lot’ twenty-eight (28) lu teservalion ten QO). unproved by a large, commod:Ous and sell-bULt large buck Dulidivg, all in good order ‘n improvements staining. Terms ot sul Que third or more (ac the option of purchaser) in cash, wud the remainder (afte ductingan Indebtedness of $0,000, cuted of trust now on the property. laving ui months to run, atsix per cent per aunum, assumed by the purchaser) in cue yet wit Atsix percent, A deposit ot $200 will be re the time of sale,” If the terms of sale be with In seven days after sale the trustee Fight to resell the propert ‘Te Evening star, at the risk and cos ut ing purchaser. ek’s notice in the default- 2d EDITION. Latest Telegrams to The Str The M. E. Conference. RicHMOND, Va, May 17.—Io the M. B, con- ference to-day a resolution was adopted giving the board of missions power to accept bequests, invest the same and apply the Interest to pay: ing the current expenses of the board, In a cordance with the report of the committee on ehureh extension, the conference created @ woman's parsonage department. The confer ence refused to abridge the appolntment of pre- Siding elders trom twenty to fourteen churel poate The Employers Have Not Kept Their Word. CrxcIxNati, Onto, May 17.—The planing mill and bench hands, at a meeting held this morning, resolved to’ strike idr eight hours work and ten hours pay, in view of the tact that proprietors have refused to keep their Promises of eight hours’ pay for eight hours work. Fired by an Incendiary. OrxcINNats, O., May 17.—The Times-Star Akron, Ohio, special says a part of the Miller match’ works burned last might, and a dix charged employe is suspected of Hiring it, Loss, $15,000; Insurance, $6,000. — Shot Her Father's Assailant. DETROIT, Micu., May 17.—A special from St, Louis, Mich., says: ‘Last night Adel Vilet, a drunken rowdy, broke into the house of Samuel Fetters,a crippled ex-soldier. Fetters attempted to deiend his home, but was getting the worst of it when bis daughter Nora, aged 17, shot Vliet in the side of the head. ‘She was placed under arrest to appeur beiore a Justice this morning. The wounded man cannot live, pe bidascncsertcrsstat A Startling Suicide. PITTSBURG, May 17.—At 10 o'clock this morning as Wim.Sioughton, was walking across the Smithfield bridge, he ‘was accosted by a Stranger, who in a plaintive tone, waid: “Oh, sir, Tonce had a happy home in Camden, NJ. bat family troubles drove me away,” with that the stranger vaulted to, the parapet and dived into the Monongahela river, torty feet below. The body never came to the’suriuce, patentee Disorderly Striking Miners. DENVER, CoL., May 17,—Sixty Pinkerton de- tectives who figured in the recent strike on the Missouri Pacific road att, Louis passed through here last evening, en route tor the Marshali coul mines at Erie, where a strike is in progress, ‘The uiiners, being’ refused an increase of Waxes, drove the mine superintendent from town, took possession Of the works, and relused vo let any person enter the mine until their demands were granted, + aire Satisfied With the Dawes BILL THE SIQUX CHIEFS WILLING TO PART WITH SOME OF THEIR LAND. PIERRE, Dakota, May 17.—Five chiefs of the Sioux Indians have been interviewed on the Dawes bill, The Sioux own # tract of laud augregating seven million acres, which ts Virwually under the control of seven chiefs, who dictate the course of the Indians and shape the policy they pursue. A council was held on May 3d, those present being Hump, chief of the Minniecon Joux; Four Beurs, of Ue Blackieet; Swift Bird, of the Two Rattles; Clarmer, of the Ares, and Spotied Tall, ove ‘ot tue Jeading aids of siting Bull in his war against Gen. Custer. These five chieis ack nowl- edged Uat they were tired of war, and ff the White father saw fit that they should reduce their land they would do so willingly. ‘The iuil Uext Of the Dawes Dill had been explained to them and It gave sacisiaction, Beaten to Death by Mer Husband. Hoxoxen, N. J., May 17.—The dead body ot Mrs. Mary Collius was tound in bed this mon ing av No. 54 Willow strec. The woman’ head was bouud with cloths, which were soaked with blood, Her skull was fractured back of the ear. ‘Two deep eashes were aiso discovered in the forebead. The fluor of the room and one chair in the apartment were spattered with blood. Everything indicated that a bard struggie had taken place. It appears she was murdered by her husband in a drunken frensy, ee INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3:00 p. :n. prices ofthe New Yorg Stock Market to-day, ws reported by special Wire to i, H. Dodge, 39 15th street: SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, SYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST NSYLV. i, SOUTHEAST ¢ Of a deed of vib Sepiei so, aud duly recorded in Liver No. 1d: folio 233,"e: seq , one of the land records for th county of istrict of COlumbis, an by directioi hotessecured thereby, c on TUESDAY, th TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1556, at FIVE. OCLOCK P. M., in front of the prenitses, parts 01 lots 14, in square 762; beginuing for suid parts of in the south tine of 'Piiusylvania avenue 61 feet Westwardly frou thy northeast corner of suid square, nce south GU leet, east 4 feet, south 15 feet, east 10) i 40 28 feet uches, east 2 feet, avenlue, easterly. 10 inches to begin- ‘Term: and L ises, = One-half cash: balance, notes at 6 ths, secured by. deed of trust upon prem Deposit of cue hunured dollars: when property Forms to be cn days 2G. WEa Vik, Trustee, 030 Fst aa ot is sold. Property: Chas EENTH STRE By, virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on 13th April, 1686, in kquity eause No, 9732. Docket 2o,'we will sell at pubite auction, in f the premises, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. all the right, tite'and estate of the detendat ‘ewuse in and to lot No. 28, in Davidson's subdivision of square 220. Said interest and estate so to be Sold 13 believed ty be two undivided one-third Interests, sub: fect, however, jointly with the remaining onethird interest tow certain deed of rust to secure $9,000 aud rest, Tecorded in Liber 1033, fullo U, of ‘the land records of the District of Columbia. Sald lot is lin- proved by a large and valuable brick residence. ‘Terms of sale: Oue-half cash, balance in two equal ayments, at one and two years, respective interest, Or all cash, at the purchaser's option. De ferred payments tobe secured by deed of trust. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser, A. AL BIRNEY, ‘rostee, 456 Louisiana avenne. JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, Trostee, 319" 9th street, DUNCANSON BROS,, Auctioneers. myl0-déd3, rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer, ‘RUSTEES' SALE 01 KINGTON,” THE: COUNTRY SEAT OF LATE JOSEPH GALES, ESQ. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbia, passed ta Ea No. 7459, Doc, 20, we will offer forsale ut public, auction, to the highest bidder, at the Mui the penis u THURSDAY, ¥ MAY, A.D. "1886, at FOU x tract oF parcel of land in the county of Washington, District of Columbia, called and Known as part Of “ekington” (described by: containing 87.15. or jess, and improved with a large welling house and outbui ‘ul bud f TH roperty. whi Qooks aud forms a portion of the nortuery boundary ofthe city. ‘The tract will be first offered as «whole, ‘And if not sod we wil! then offer the same according to the plat of ‘our subdi a lots, which wi be exhipited at the sui Lot 1, improved with the jon house and outbuildings, contalning 22 14-100, ‘Lot 2, containing 11 14-190 acres: Lot 3, con ng 13 4-100 acres. “Pheye lots lie west of the line ofthe Aletropolitan branch of the B, and O. RR. Lots 1 and 2 adjoin the “Keating” estate; Loc 3 udjoing the jermanta Scheutzen Park, and has a frout of 131 100 feet on Boundary street. ‘The remaining lots he east of seid ratitoad aid upon the Brentwood road, Lot 7, containing 12 77-100 weres: Lot 6, contaloing Lot 5, containing 5 90-100 acres; Lot 4, containing § 56-100 acres. ‘Chis lot husaleo # front F548 30-100 fect on Boundary street ‘Terms of sal: Ouefilth of the amount of the pur- chase money in cash, and the residue in four equal tue staiments, due in six, twelveeigbteen and twenty-four months respectively from the day or sale, the pur: chaser of purchasers giving his or theie promissory hotes for the deterred payments,.ith Interest thereon, a the rate of six per cent per ainum iroi the duy ot sale; or all cash, at the option of the purebuser or pur- chasers. ‘The title to sald property will be retalued until the whole purchase money for the same or for any separate, part thereof shall be fuily paid; and if any burchaser shall ful: to comply with Uke terms of sale within ten cays after such sale. the ‘Trustees re- serve, the Tigh to resell at the rise aud cost of wuch defaulting purchaser. ‘The ‘subdivision ‘may be seen upon applicsiion to the undersigned, oy & deposit on ac eptunce of bid if sold usa Wi {9250 on each lot ifsold inseparate JAMES 5. EDWARDS, 412 Sth st'n. w., CALDER ON ot Dee a nw, ANDREW B. DUVALL, "” [ Trustees, 452 Detn'w., JOHN T. MITCHELL, myS-<eodis 11th st, and Pa. ave. n.w. J F]\HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioneers ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, entered on the 4th day Alay, Tsou, in cgully cause, No, B80, where Edward Ji. O'Brien et al are coniplainants~ wn Mary 35 Jucobs et al. are defendants, the undersigned ‘Trustee, named in sald decree. will Sell at publiceaue- ton on TUESDAY APIRRNOON, MAY EWENTY- FIV, in front of the ive premises, as fol- lows: bitin aps subdivisn of orighoak Tet eis yas a; fs subdivision of or bnmbered 861, routing ‘nineteen feet two laches of ‘Vermont aveniie on the east side, with a dept of 100 feet to a bublic alley, between Tand U sureets Bork. Weer improved by siiwostory brick hones AUFIVE OCLOCK. in front of the promises, part Beginning on Sth sirces noxtiwest"oue Saaten nea owe foot six. Inches south of uorthwest coreen purchaser Or at purchaser's cost) LINDEN THOS. 3 JVISH I SCO veo nO Sa ee ame. U, )8:00), ‘Praua| 9 Nav. 98. Mall) Sze 203 : “ar Do. preteen wos Si, st Pema Nog Heras Bae a) “Bi Union Pac.) 40% i, | Wa Pag 100% ome 80g! buss) West Unlow—s) —— Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from Saturduy’s quotations on the Washingto: US. digs, 159) ry . SV dis, Tbui, registered, 111% bid, 111% asked. D. Asvz, currency, 119 pid. D. CL BMarkot stock year ‘S¥2, coin, 115% bid. Metropolitan 4, 6s, log 1. Keston did, ‘110 asked.” Washington Gas, $8" bid, 25% asked.” Firemen's Ins, 43 asked. Ne- Goutal Chon Tas, 10% bid, 22 asked. Ins, G2 id, Tq asked. "Second National Bank, 115 bi L-susken Peon. Le. 0, 40% did, 40iy “susie Cosapeuke and Pot. Tel, ‘70h, bid, 72 asked. BALTIMORE. 30. May, 17-—Virginia sixes, con- 1ed,53; past due coupons, 6334 hew threes, Oy: forties, J8l; bid to-day. BALTIMORE. Mp.. Mav 17.—Cotton dull—mid- ing, @%y Flour quiet and steady—Howard street and western ‘super, 2.65ai.10: do. ext. family, 4.26a4.75: city mills super, "2.73. extra, '3.50a4.15; Rio brands, 4.50ad.75; Patapsco family, 5.40; do. superlative patent, 5.75. Wheast— southern quiet and nominal: western irregular, clos. ing fractlonally higher; southern, Ted. Sei amber, 91493: No. 1 Maryland,” 8913a01: No. western Wi inter red, spot, S744as8; May, 87 June, S7a8 784; August. Sodgab6%y. Cora—southers steady and firm: western quiet, bay’ Sirmer; southern white 45ad8: southern yellow, 45a46; western mixed, ATi: May, 40447 Jane 45%u40i July 45% et and easy—southern. Sone: westera White, 40u48; western inlxed, 38n0: Pennsylvania, Sowa. Hye ‘gem. “72a7s. May quiet and steady Prime to ‘cholece western, 14.50a15.50 Provisions let, Dut ‘firm. Mess pork, old, new, 10.50, julk’ meats—shoulders, 443: clear rit sides, 6; hains, Lard: Butter quiet and steady— tern, packs creamery. 20322. Eggs 113114 Betroleum nominally y—Fefined, 7: Colfee firin—Ito cargoes, ordinary to fair Sukar’ Steady—A. soft. Copper retined “du LOwe1Oly. Whisky steadyy L10—i.20, ‘Frelghte to Liverpool per sreamer niote steady-~cotcou S 18d Hour, iss grain, Sigd._ Recelpis—tlour, 1-600 barrels: Wheat, 24000" bushels: cor, 26,000 busuels: oats, 10,006 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. ‘Shipments--Dour, 400 tarrels: wheat, 8,000 bushels; Corn, 132.000, bushels. Saleswhest, 65,000 ‘coFn, 79,000 bushels, The District in Congress. EXECUTORS’ BONDS. The Senate to-day passed the bill to amend the law relating to the bonds of executors in the District, the provisions of which bill have been printed in THE STak. PROTECTION OF YOUNG GIRLS. ‘Mr. Cameron to-day presented in the Senate a petition from citizens of Altoona, Pa., fora law to protect young girls in the District of Colum- bia from seduction. A MISAPPREHFNSION AS TO THE TIME. Senator Spooner, chairman of the sub-com- mittee on the price of gas, says there was a mis- apprehension as to the time to which they ad- fourned from last Saturday; that the next meet- ing Was appointed for to-morrow morning, not this morning. It was Spel, understood that the investigation would go on to-day. Bros For Post OFFIce SuPPites.—Bids are being opened at the Post Office department for furnishing supplies of wrapping paper, ink, pens, stationery, &c., for the department in this city, and for all the first and second-class offices throughout the country for the next r, the value of the contracts to be award ting $400,000. There are seventy-five bid- jers, and the following are the Washington bid- ders: Easton é& Rupp. Jas. J. Chapman, EE. Rider, William Bailentyne @ Son, Fred. A. Sebmmia Molvijie Lindsay, J.C» Parker, Mrs, jose} Ross, julius Baumgarten, Seamen & nodiet, W. He Forte, Be ermad 1 Frank mgarten, and W! Mair Brps For INDIAN SUPPLIES. —Oommissioner of Indian Affairs Atkins and Edwin 8. Woog, Enrott Seward, John A. Beckwith, 8. E. Slater and Miss Minnie 8. of the Indian bu- Anuy Oxpns.—Second Lieat. Jas, F. Bell, fessor at Southern Illinois Normal univer- tty, Carbondatey fied to relieve Sebond Elete Chas: G. tare dot im focuser ob Sow Sac to duty June 1; First Lieut, R. oraered from Mz: A SPECIAL Naval BoaRp.~The Secretary of the Navy has convened a special board as fol- Jows to proceed to Sandy Hook and witness the’| A Conference This Afternooa—A Possi- bie Delay in the Condemaation Pro- ccedings. Messrs, Clack acd Spofford, of the library commission, and Mr. Bentley, the examiner of titles of the Department of Justice, held a con- sultation this afternoon with District Attorney Worthington with reference to the steps to be | taken u the condemnation of the squares chosen for the site of the new library building. ‘The law was examined. and the district at- torney took charge of the papers. It is probable that he will petition to the court to-morrow for | the appointment of « jury of condemnation, | A plat of The Propositions Made at the Confer ence Saturday Night. Asannounced in Saturday's STAM, ® confere ence was held Satarday evening between com- mittecs representing the master mechanics, or dosses, and the locked ovt Journeymen of the city. The master mechanics were represented by RL Fleming, D. J. MoCarthy, W.C. Mor tison, J. A. Langley, Brown, ©. Schneider, J. F. Manding, ©. At Schneider, W. M. Whyte, J. Veiumeyer, E. 3. Hannan and E.& Dent, George Turton, @. A The amalgamated trades were represented by C. M. Cummings, Witliam Stickel, James Rea the ground to be condemned wiil be 1, F, Fowler, William Robinson, W. T. itted with the petition. The phrase in | fot '@.'k'Mekultte, Richart oO Briet, Ge the law Providing that condemnation “eo poo Esher, M. Sexton and Robert Roots, The mas ings shall be conducted as in the case PAs | lek mechanics submitted Lhe 1ollowing propos- d@emoing land for highways in the District th is | tion: * ‘First, that we adopt the nine-hour sys SppuERt may delay ‘matters considerably. | tem’ as constituting m day's work, with eight ‘hen land is condemned fen dare | BOUrS on Saturday, commencing at 7:30 a.m, ways the law requires that ten ayn. | and stopping at G:80, to take effect at once and notice shall be given to the parties in terest, who may then appear at {he hearing oi | COwUNUE for One Feat, three monte notice BW the case before the District court. After the | Jury of seven is appointed and has made 1 ‘award the property owner has the right of ap- al and can then get the Judgment of another jury of twelve, which judgment shall be final, “There are a great many details to be consid- ered,” said Mr, Clark STAR reporter atter | the conference to-day, “and it may be a month | betore the matter is ally settied.” own pars The French Spoliation Claims. ae ec) lee of amalgamated _ A DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE CLAIMANTS. In the Court of Claims to-day Judge Davis delivered the opinion of the court in relation to the lability of the government for the French spoliation claims, in which the chief Justice and all the Judges concur. The claims arose from seizures by French privateers of American merchant vessels upon high seas, between 1793 and 1801. They were pressed by the United States upon France.while France iged other demands upon us. Finally, by the | treaty of 1800, ratified in 1861, the two sets of | claims were set off one against the other and dropped trom International controversy. ‘Then the owners of the spoliation claims’ began to urge them upon the United States upon the ground that by surrendering the rights of indi- viduals for a national benefit the United States | became bound to the citizens injured. | Many have ‘been, made in Congress in | favor of this view and but three agulust it, and those three were made prior to the publication of the diplomatic correspondence on the sub- Ject. Two acts were. passed providing tor pay- ‘ment, but one was vetoed by President Polk, the other by President Pierce. Finally Congress by an act approved. by President Arthur sent the matter to the Court of Claims for examina- tion, Capitol Topics. IMITATION BUTTER. A large number of petitions are coming to the Senate relating to oleomargarine and other | imitations of butter. ‘The great majority of the petitions are from agricultural and dairy asso- ciutions and favor tue bill proposing a tax of ten cents @ pound on the product nained, while the opposing petitions are irom produce exchanges and similar commercial bodies, pro- testing against any such tax, and suggesting that it would be suificient tor ‘Congress to re- | quire that such product be propeily labeled. $i A BOARD OF NATIONAL DEFENSE. Senator Gibson to-day, by request, introduced in the Senate a bill te provide for the establish- ment of a board of national defense. The Seizure of the THE STATE DEPARTMENT FORMED. The State department is unofficially informed of the seizure of the Sallie M. Douguty, of Portland, another America: fisuing vessel, by the Canadian authorities at St Aun’s, Cape Breton. oushty. NOFFICIALLY IN- | A PERMIT FOR A SIDE TRACK. The Comuissiouers have geanied permission toC. H. Burgess to run a slde track irom t Metropolitan branch of the B.& 0. K. it in: his wood and coal yard, on uortheast coruer square 672, under such regulations as the heer Comiiiseloner may prescrive. ‘This pe is subject to a revocation at the pleasure of the Commissioners. NAMES OF SCHOOL HOUSFS. The Commissioners have ordered that the Public school Duilding pn the corner of Prospect | and Lingua streets, West Washington, uuimed | “Threlkeld school,” in bouor of the ite Joun | ‘Threlkeld, of tbat place, and the public sehool buliding on the space at the intersection of Vir- ginla uvenue, K aud 9th streets southeast, in tals city, be named “Lenox school,” ia honor of the late ex-Mayor Waiter Lenox. MISCELLANEOUS, The Commissioners have uppotnted Thomas ©, Sturgis private in the firedepartment, | ‘The Commissioners bave accepted the resig- nation of John A. Cashion as an additional rivate of the police, to tuke effect trom 10th nstant, and have ‘appoluted Mr. Wm. F. Henry ‘as an additional private of police for | Ubree years, for duty between 2d street, New Jersey avenue, B aud D streets southeast, Witu- ‘out compensation trom the District BUILDING PERMITS fesued by Inspector Entwisle: Jeem B. Gra- Lam, erect two 2-story und basement dwellings, I street, between Sth and 9th northwest! $5,000. ’ D. T. Chase, erect @ 2-story d\ 16ib street extended, Meridian Hi ©, Duncanson, erect (wo 2story ai dwellings, 2d'and D streets northeast; $2,800. F. Klotz, repair frame, 214 Massachusetts nue northwest; $2,000. John Kaison, repair | frame, 218 F street worthwest; $30. "James Downey, repair brick dweiling, 2426 I street northwest; $150. 3 —— MARRIAGE LICENSES. — Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk oi the court to W.E. Titmus and Annie Carrie Burrier, both of Baltimore, Mu.; Cas, T. Atwell, of Loador county, Va.,and Katie Davoir; Join Horrigan and Mary” Costello, of Martiord, Coun. J.B. Toulotte and Alix Laignel; Juha Hill aud Saran Ayers, —_—__ MAKING A SCENE AT THE PENSION OFFICE. Mrs, McCarthy, a widow employed in the Go’ ernment Printing oflice, living near the cor- ner of 13th streetaud Massacuusetis avenue, paid a visit to the Pension oifice this afternoon to see one of the clerks, Whom she claimed owed ber $40 for rent, and wnom she charged with using ber house for immoral purpose: As she bad written to the office some Ume ag and her charges were found w be groundiess, the watchman refused ber admittance. She insisted upon entering, aud \t was unecessary to call on the police to remove her, Court IN GeNenat Term. To-day, Benham agt. Porter et ai.: Judgment below reversed opinion by Judge James. Geyer agt, Barrick; and Barrick agi. Geyer; taken ent. Webb &. Son agi, Kender- dine; argued and submitted. Ctrevit Court—Judge Magner. Saturday, Meyeruse & Co. agt. Auglo-Ameri- can Insurance company; motion for cost ranted twenty days. Vezina agt. same; do. Pierson ‘Go. agi saine; motion witiraw, Seiver & Brother agt. District of Columui: motion for new trial Overruled. Thurber & Co. ‘agt, Youngs; judgment by deiault. Equity Covrt—Judge Merrick. Saturday, Christiani ugt. Adatas; E.C. Wea- yer appointed guardian ad litem. “Ball agt, ley: sie fnully ratified and allowances of solicitors fee reduced to $30. Thomas ugt. Me- Gormiek; J. J. Johnson uppulated guardian ad item. Propate Court—Register Ramsdell. Saturday, Estate of Timothy Sands; order transmitting issue to Circuit Court tor trial. Es- tate of Margaret Bain; tual notice ixing June 4 for settlement. Foutor Count —Judae Snell . Today Gwynne Harris, colored, trespass; john H. Brookes, cviored, keeping bawdy house; $25; appeal noted. ee Commopore JouN H. Russet will be re- Meved trom command of the Mare Island, Call., mavy yard, on the last of this month, in order i command (the south, Atlantic station. ereise without qualifies out | suid that was | charged the other with assault, pe given by either party or auy change, Second, under all Circumstances we claim. and will ex jon the rights as mas ter mechanios wo employ whom We please with: Prejudice to ‘ahy organization, and will discountenance the SYS A The committee represeuiing the Journermen agreed to lay this proposition before the differ- trades of the Dist Columbia bave resolved, As a committee, subject to the approval of our different unioris, to concede a reduction of Owenty-five cents per day ot our wages, and eight hours to constitute a day's work, and that we shall continue our present card system.” ‘The conterence then adjourned. Ata meeting of the Bricklayers’ union Satan day evening 1t was decided t stand out Srmiy for eight hours, THE MASTER BUILDERS are now awaiting the action of the labor unions upon the report made by their conference committee, and it is expected that another meeting of the conference will be held to-mor row. The muster builders will meet this even ing. The talk among them now is that they propose to go to work, but that Uhey are mut going to begin until they have heard from the Workingmen as to what is proposed to be done. They think their concession of one hour Was fair and just, but they propose to adbere firinly to their proposition in regard to the card system. AT THE WORKINGMEN'S HEADQUARTERS, There was little astir about the workingmen’s headquarters to-day. Most of the workingmen Went out to the ball grounds to see a game ot ball between the carpenters and bricklayers, Members of the various unions with whom @ reporter talked ex; nation not Lo recede eight hours. The offer t in wages, they sald. was made in order that it might not be heid ‘that the Workingmen were Unreasonable or unwilling lo make any cone cession, The sentiment expressed to-day Was. that the workingmen shoud insist, not only Weight ours, but {wil pay for elght hours. Workingmen, speaking of she proposition bf tie bosses to’ do away wiih the ¢ nore Lnportaut to then than the demand forcight bouts, aud bey Would con- cede their eight-hour Wemand betore they Would give up the card sysieu he game of bull becweon Lhe bricklayers and carpeucers w-day resulted In victory for the former by a score of 34 to 16. ae Local Notes. Ezekiel White, colored, weut to William Har ris’ siore, on GO sireet, Suturday wigut, lo cok leota vill, aud thy ia(ver drew « plotol on hain, the pistol trom Harris aud fred It Bulk were arrrested avd each ‘This morning mts a day: Judge Swell ned Harsia §3. 0 meant Boyle, Who was @ few days ago ed trent duty ‘ut tue White House, ine been relieved aud “Private Geo, W. kdwands detailed in bis stead Frederick Jouuson, indicte: the persou, wan broug to-day and commits @ for larceny trom a vench warrant to juli by Uhe Criminal iil has been flied by Mr. A. K. Browne for George Willams against Sarat Williams, for @ divorce on Uke xround of desertion, Skirmivning with the Apaches. Friday afiernvon u Lustile Apaches, about 70 strong, struck Pia’s ranch, about 10 miles south of Santa Cruz, Arizona, rounding up 30 horses, Capt. Hatfleld with a troop of cavalry errived hal an bour later and foliowed the trail il dark, Saturday morning be surprised and stampeded the hostiles, capturing Uneir horses and entire camp oatht, ie ta Sunia Cruz, but while passing t you on the Way tuituera guiling fre was sud- denly poured Gpon his lithe band. Tue ms dismaounted and made a guliant fight, whieh lusted an hour, ‘Two of the command were killed aud Uiree wounded. Many lodians fell, but the number is pot known. Capt. Hattield finaly reached Santa Cruz, where he will be joined by Lieut. Cook, with Dorsts ue aajor Rul, witha large Mexican torce, reached Santa Croz Saturday night, and joined in the pursuit Sunday moruing. Gen. Miles, Capt, Sebo, Lieut. Davis, with oops; Gov, Torres, of Senora, aud Prefect vera, ol tbe Mazdaleus district, are at Huachaca in consultation. — ALDERMAN JAEMNE Convicrep.—The Jury iu the ual of Alderman Jaebne, of New York, ed with ieceiviug & bribe in cuunection With the Broudway suslace railroud inanchine, reired t, cousider tueir verdict about leven v'clock “Saturday night: At 1:40. Sunday morning they ‘returned with a verdict of guilty, ‘When Jactue went on the witness Stand in his own beuaif Saturday afternoon he deuied everything. Browns were de na 706, and ovKiyus 13 to 7, eee feated yesterday by Une Ciuc! the Athletics by the The Maine probibition state copvention he been called for June 16 and 17 iu Portland, che wl Traveler's Gui 6.4 ¥. Station. Oth and Bsta—Foe ia, Bostou aid tive keen, 7:19, 00q 10:00 and 1120" pan. Boston. 2 p.m. (daily). Philade, pula. acco: 2:80 pin “dally. “U Sanday, and 11:20 p.m. For Chicago, nd Pittsburg and west, vou am dally, 9:50 am., « Fast live) dully to «an uw aod St Louis and except Saiurday wo Culeago, 9:0 atm. Chicago and Cincinnati, 7:10" pam. daily express, 10:00 pan. daily. for the South, 6, 120) am. 4:35 ju ‘For Baltimore, 6:1 9, 2:00. 3:00, Packie Ricumond and ‘dally coms satan ae. oa 3, 4:23, "4:40, On Sunday, Bud, veo Tv, 1U:00" wud "112d = #2 2 , ond grup Sunday." Por 7. pan. daily, except Sanday. “Ga Sunday. 9 am, 415 pan. For brie, Caumpdales is Rochester, Buiialo, Niagara, 10:00 puta. dilly, exceps ‘Sunday. ‘Bax 0. Rovi ‘Creek Line, Staton, Corner New Jersey ave. nue and C Street. —For Curcugo, 9:43 a.m. [fast lita Ked), 10:10 p.in.; for Cinctanadl, Louleville aud Se Louls, daily, 3:00 p.m. 1ui0 p.m. F $48 a.m. 5365 p.m. For Baltiniore, 5,6:2 330 and’) UO ati, 2 p.m. For way stath Bailie, 3, Biv, S390) tu , and 1ip.t. For stations on twopolitan’ Brauch, 7:10 ‘aan, duliy, except day,and 5:50 p.ui,dally; 4:40 pa, dally, except Sunday, for priucipal statcons’ on” Metropuilteu Brauch; S:40q si daily, ot Suuday sops at Adi sia Lions; for Lexingion, Staunton ad Valley SHO 4 m., daily, exce Sunday: for Frederick, 8: a.m. 440 p.m, daliy, except Sunday. For Hagers- towal wud Winciester, 6:80 a. m., 9:43 a.m. dally, ox cept Sunday, and 5:50’ p.m. "For local pulnis between Washingt wan. and 18a ‘aud all stations Yam. aud 4:45 p.m every day ® Com! Belknap. will be detached from "duty as superintendent Cy observ: ion | BEATTY. 996, ‘clock ma. Gna ‘ordered to ‘sssunve ‘command ‘of ‘Mare | GESATE Wiltoe atti deees see Island on the 16th of June. sng Ure mouths, son of. Haiuliton Beaty. APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.—The Presi- BIDDLE Departed this life March 31 1686, at dent has approved the. Indian appropriation | Fort ‘ates, palote Sertery, after a sbort but pale Dill'and the ill vo regulate the promotion of | f¥! ives of heart divease, CHARLES youngest som the graduates of the Uns.military academy. | ¢f Mandall ead the tate ‘op Tue CoNGRESsION AL FIGHT IN ALLEGHENY, ‘The rouming ways were ways of thine; Pa.—A Pittsburg dispatch says: At tbe repabli: fay hd = og ‘Tho’ through life we pari forever.” Bayne bed no (tion for renomination | » — Sod disttiod ine Reh Uotween Jemeee, Ne MANAHAN. On the 20th of April, 1:65. a tbe preseut Ropreventative, aod John Dafzelf, | Eambehs CATHAHIN Mad wale {fp close, with the indications at anidaiga | aU EM, ht, Maetnauare,, West Va, Dire Fi wi rearet Wer fay to the latter. pT Por ues. F. <y i. On the: 1886, Mrs, Alice O'Keefe, whose sult for divorce | ofsivck a me WILLIAM TULLUN. orbied son from Ross R. Wii tbe young Baltimore | Joseph and Mary Pullin, iv tue year of buage was against her by Reieree ‘We were weeping at bis pillow ‘Stephen P. ‘Nash, has ber For we kucw tat be must dle, ‘the case. And ob Rouse is sud and lovely “Rispiain Joos Newland Maft diea ai Wil- Since Father in the grave just la, mii N. C., Saturday, sixty-seven Dear father how you gaze op us youre, “He was da oflcer of the Uni er your Davy up 10 the breaking outof thewar, when be wig mete be nou darling tatber,