Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1886, Page 5

Be 5 es ee Sew cute I SE FOE OE ee Fe eT ee Be Ce eS i ee Peas Le r Nae. cad f ,” THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.; SATURDMY, MAY 22, 188S-DOUBLE SHEET. t — = — — to t any other from coming | THE PRESIDENT’S COUNTRY HOME. The Investigation. ___ FOR SALE —HOUSES. FOR _SALE—HOUSES. _|COUNTRY REAL ESTATE THE PRICE oF cas. Serpe, Siar gomeeny tom coming A ppaegpceenenngl Bp ly JOR SALE-CHEAP—FIVE-ROOM A¥D STORE | JOH SALE-LARGE AND ELEGANT HOUSE, ‘ANTED—TO RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, BY Hearing Before the Senate Sub-Com- ae sIihenny wanted to know the name of , Se = ——-, =] The tolephonte joomuiaaaae Preterm 4 i Sud ith St_ ww, Brice Mouse. a good |B \with stable and side lots, north of Capitol Grounds: | WV aprivate a Country Hesldence, furnished, e mittee To-day. wae Eecisnatt satied Rat government | 3mo, Memse sineates Prest- | socret session, this afternoon naopted the fal erect eee arate See Thais On premises mah" | Mont ween Nand O stn cpcewes sh THE QUESTION OF REDUCED PRICES AND | £351 tor was his informant. eons lowing resolution without a division: SALE—CHEAP_I HAV T TWO OF 6th st. nw. t nice six-room Brick Houses on N st. aw., with | rooms; rents $i brick front, water, gas and latrobes, thai rent | | 6th st. new ons s ‘Mr. Logan's bill is to charter a new company in this vicinity | Resolved, That the evidence now be finally LYMONT.—SEVERAL COMFORTABLE FAM- HIGHER BILLS AND OTHER MATTERS OF IN-| with a maximum limit of charge of $1.24 rer |, ORC OF the pleasantest drives in this vicinity Closed and that th ities ‘to makt Ge Sera are aang, & rey ae Latest Telegrams 0 The Star TEREST TO GAS CONSUMERS, 1,000 cubie feet] nrge of 91-25 PPT | ts out over the fine military road from George- rt to the House of . ——— & report to the House of the evidence adduced a -- - ns; For to LANG & TOLER, Mr. Crutchett's estimate was that gas of six- | town to Tenleytown and by the winding coun- and their conclusions thereen, ants. "a tamber obe investment. Price SLOSK G | Sew Hampshir pont Circle; two story | Genurat Agents, 608 F ct mee my21-6re Keiriet es sbooner and Blackburn, as tho sub- | teen candle power, composed of two-thirds coal | try roads through the beautiful scenery of Rock | ingest conclusions thereon Monday next for i PARNER talet eee my2zat* | and basement; seven rooms: $5,500. as y NICE COTTAGES. HYATIS. District committee of the Senate, this morning WOaT conte per eae ee ve made at from 43 | creek valley to Brightwood and the 14th street | Couicrence. ‘It is protable tbat @ weeks or ter ,OR SALE-CHEAP2A GOOD BUSINE fois, furninieds, "$0,000; “now ‘rents for giads wil | L ville. Also, Lots, STONE & LETTLEFIELD, i reske gn Soa ote Warmed the inquiry into the price ot gas in | “i7,crn yer niOey eon cnctthett had quite a| Foad in the return to the elty. Any plearant | 4¥® Will Soceqateed ee compnetns emesigems ie use has fourteen rooms, with « ished $7, _my22-3t 1226 F st_nw. ee Area Barn a Washington. President McIihenny and Secre- | giscussion as tothe” provese fm: rater | evening Carriage atter carriage may be seen Less tation = com, and doing = good basiness 20-3 \OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI- | A LABYRINTH OF BARNS AND SHEDS DESTROYED isc the pi of making w: ing. age jage may L iret in Maine, . om, wed ue © goad besinens | "my 4 Yeo 2F st. F o} E~& BEAUT! Te Spon as = tary Bailey, of the Washington Gas company; | gas and its cost, the former maintaining that | rolling along these-roads, the occupants enjc GooD EFFECT OF MR. RAYARD’s acrrion- TOK SALE AT A BARGAIN A DESTRABLE | 5. denen, 25 Foome, gaa and, water, coach hours, eS rere man Me We at rotten, attorney of the gas company; | It could not be’made as cheaply as the latter | 12 the froth, cool ait and the picturesqee THE WERRICK EXPEDITION, Je uk SALE cusp oun NE at LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER | (r oountt7 weal of the hnest kind: contains 11€scres | space than any which bas visived this vicinity | Mr. W. C. Dodge, Mr. James Crutchett, Senator S 2. w.: ‘LI Foome modern, PoRTLAND, ME, ‘The mformation ise a ‘Senator Spooner informed Mr. Ba tthe | views which come in sight at every turn, The 0 bogie boop ny gy = arringes,20huiten Of Mace end al nesied, faraing | (OF leven yours occurred last might at Brighton. | Van Wyck and several others were present, | «stator SPO wranted the slatcments of ex: | beauty of the scenery and the healttfulnees of Dee eaincd the eng that Secretary Bayard er oa teenie DOR SADE-AT A BARGAT see ean ane 20 minites, ride, fom ine | 1n the carly evening a barn, with @ largo QUAD:| Messrs. Mcliheany and Balloy said they had | Pandivares Sf thence: cep ees | be locality is not a recent discovery, as any | course parued beeen, OF bagland to the “SALE CHEAP-EIGHT-ROOM_ BRICK | proposal ibeury she, LOUIS fee wick ane | Haltimore and Potomac Depot—fare. @ cents. 'A fine been overGome three others sprang up in the | Dot been able to prepare the exbibit of expend- | Monday as they could be had. one can see whoelances at the flue old houses | ble to quiet Lue Irritation producee along toe om D st. between Sth and 9th st. aw.: all nw. bc” | bargin NORTH WASHINGTON ATE | midst of larger buildings. These structures were | itures asked for; that it would be ready Mon- THE BOOKS SOLD TO A PAPER MILL. which may be seen along the road, surrounded | ()\)2¢r% l fishing Vessels by the silence of the Fase K chee cree neta wed catia FOURSTORY BRICK fot SE, 24 | CO-.908 Fst. nw. my223t_| empty, for the most part. ‘The barns were ot | day. Mr. Spooner wanted to know it the gas com-| with fine lawns and forest trees, In, fact, aa | @iiuistration OO ie PAREN. hs and mm Peni aves gud lot in Fear, | FNOR SALE-HANDSOME SUBURBAN RESE | wood, of enormous size, and contained no partl- Toronto, May ‘Referring to the report Mr. Spooner sald he wanted the aggregate and | Pany could furnish a statement of the amount | coon.as Washinaton Was located, these altos were that the An: ay eee Se sr aod closet, arg Sinble, 24 acres: on fra ent of feet pers ca enautes, They were only *20% | the average yearly expenditares for extensions | ot 0047 paid in as stock from the beginning, | totes: Ge ee erie aaa noes sites wore | shat the American Pisbing ectoseas aemtoe f up by ple cto | tierrick had sailed from Boston for the fishe couduit road, above Fiver: beautiful view. good spring, | building to another with greet rapidity, 1n a and improvements since 1872; that ought not | _ Mr. Bailey was not certain that the books | Who preferred a residence in the country to | ing . “*_ | improvement AP—PIVE NiW sIX-RooM | @ BEALL. LY petween 3d and Ly ste s.w., with room and closet, large stable, ands armed with two large cannon and, eae zs ne inthe city. Itis in this paradise of sa-| 4 : a AE “i = nce of fruit and flowers. Inquire on premises. | very 5) jabyrinth | to take so much time to prepare. would show the amounts paid in trom the be- | one, In the city Ebon oH raptor gb Mined to resist should any Canadian veasel cats erga rove, Heong that | FOR SALESA HARGATNNTSEROOM BKICK, * —____ | of Barus and ehede ia det athe Mairioon | elther Mr pation: toe Metheny could } ginning. He dig not think they would show | burban bomen that the Pronident has selected | Attempt to seize her, the Giahs sah She eet at $18 per month.” Price $1,950. 7 u. sense ls easy terms. WALKEK | POR SALE-BEAUTIFUL PLACE OF THIRTY | sheds and barns were destroyed. ‘They were | give these exponditures. They noid tharene | any 500,000. 4 1B PHOF to the frst donation | tre cut alone tin: Tealeytown rosd maay mee | DRONE & Very werious matter, ‘The United Sates sie Py and Este sw. | & WIISOD A HORT BRS Se ees | Beaezeg pn, Tgplestown road. near St Albans church, | mostly onestory structures, lorty by one hun- | year the company paid out $575,000 for im | OF doy eer ee the two-story stone house With its old-tashioned | SyeTHMent meciected iis duty when i — PIEAME | [Pig un ost, between Fath and Varmscn oon tei | Ko0d brick botke, stable, es $20,000, Hor treme | Fed and Aity feet. ‘The total loss is estimated | provements; that was In 1876, when the works | Mf. Spooher.—Then how can you say that hip roof, nestled among the old” forest trees | jtagued qialt, Vessel to arm “in one of roo Sian between oth and iotmeses Loess | ite. om lst, between tath and Vetinont aves wil | S008 brick Ronse, stable, Gc: $25,000. For ttms | at $50,000, ‘The property destroyed was mostly. rim bart duplicated, “Mr. Batley offered to | $1,500,000 was paid in? You do not know it; | Bip, Toot, nestled among the old forest trees its ports and to proceed when armed to waters deep. Price $5,000. CH. PARKER, $ Eo AE oe BEALL, 1420 F st Be a fet ean peed [HA rade apie ee an ar eG commonly understood | the Tenieytown road. ‘The house is now occu- | j'yithiate basins toqtin ee my oP COUNTRY DME FEcawr | WAS not insured. The origin of the fre is as- penditures since 1872, and that ied by Sr. A. It. Geen it has come. to 2 = i4is JOR RENT — COUNTRY — MT. PLEASANT. | Cribed to lucenalarie, was agreed to. that the money was paid in, but he didnot z = ee - ®t | ment “Tt permission was « We SALE CHEAPTWO SIX-ROOM BRICK RTS AEE | Ai be ented for the summer month at Mt. ee PRESIDENT WILHENNY REPLIES To wR. DopaE. | KROW |t; that te old books and keegieess Part py ee pnd | wernment its responsibility ts all Uke greater, Houses, . between LOth and th vleasant, @ nl furnish louse, with bie, ae company were sol a r mill, “81, pu me ot of o Should this Vesse attenapt jane Manu. r Siseack, (Price of the aww Gf reas Kegenes neck. Twa Co &c., Noone witout the best of reference need apply: | Death of Ex-Comgressman Dobbing- | as tothe statements made by Mr. Dodge last Mr Spooner thought that was 4 Yory trregu- | as Pretty Prospect. This tract extended down dance when Iritish or cieedicn Coe Aywo.’ « R. syand Este aw. = Ww. HH. C. HARMON, Second Auditor's office, my22-3¢ Mount Hoty, N. J., May 22.—Ex-Congress- | Tuesday, Mr. McIlhenny said that many of | lar transaction; to sell the records of a stock | Nearly to the city limits, and has since ao mpt to seize it in Canadian waters on @ OR SALE_CHEA ICE CORNER HOUS! street Sry FPO! SALE OR FxcHANGE ITY PROP: | man Samuel A.’ Dobiing died “here to-day, | them were not correct; that he sald gas was sold | company. Yery much subdivided. Mr. Forre oct, was 9 Cost: "of having acted illegally 1} may be ‘on Capt ol Hill, corner of sth stan 3 Brick, 7 rooms, Vermont uve wad Wa erty, Farm two iuiles from Bladensburg, contain- | aged 72 years. in Wilkesbarre for $1.00, when its price is | ,,1%fePly to further questions Mr. Bailey said | detit ot Georgetown, “aud wien the city Of | {renicd asa pines.” ave nen w Sb ewiar all w tine st ing Siigacres, Apply to FRANK I BGWSING, ———>+—__ 1.80, and in Ste Kodi it ie old ap eek. | the books were sold within the last. ton yea Washington was laid out be became quite a plpssnaadoae PT Poe Ves ton, orJOUN STEPHEN, Bladensburg, M FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mr, Mclihenny sald eb ae cael, wa gas | 2nd the, brought less than $100, The books | !anze specalator in city lots. During the Revo- Governor. Pol SALE-CHEAP_TWO NEW SE Philadelphia firm, and witness | !utionary war he served on Washington's stat : 3 2 were sold toa N. HL, May 2 ne Hon, Jol NEW SEVEN KOO | {OR RENT—THE UNIVERSITY PLACE, OP- The New York Stock Market. oxpert, agd Knew nothing avout the subject. | Youid turnish the name of the frm: Pee aert, BP. oe Soquaimiance with the | ciourmat, of Maratinsios re . = OA PeRKER, Fogms, 14th st., bisiness property, dimmer toa first-class tenant at $68 per month ofthe New Yor aries aay, 98 capo Mr. Blackburn replied that nobody except - yg ore pera h : bacco. planters and. oe ‘sts, _ mer Lo & fest 4 pnp cial wire to H, H. Dodge, 539 15th streat: 7 cl lo : for the Maryland tob o plantersand added Ha and ssc. | peick store amd dwelling. Lith st. Nmy223t THON F. WAGGAMAN, 917 Fst. nw. | *Peclal wire to HH. H. Dod et 55 | eas men knew, and they would not tell. “If Sooke Ce a eel aertaly bs nuieae aioe teen eee Miss Pendleton Nearly Recovered. ELEGANT IMPROVED PROF. | a nouse on 2a fe 000 | WANLED To REST UNITE NOVEMBER 1, ie LS |22* } you would only tell us,” he added, “we could | "'Mr. Bailey thought it was more than infer-| be became interested with iobert Morris, the Miss Pendleton, the non F st. nw: 50 feet font nm wee - ‘4 Country House, near the city or on railroad: NEY Ge ‘Tooulior | know.” ence, as some record of moneys paid in had | SMancier of the Revolution, in his extensive iuister to Berlin,’ has . dS. SUTPHED bo oF A. P. FARDON, 1326 F st. my21-8 se] RE ‘ 1105 F st. Bw. Do. barton ‘B3i_ |North Pac. ‘2A the eff a ‘Mr. Melthenny professed ness to give | been kept, but prior to 1866 there 1s nothing to | Feal estate transactions in this city, and when wot het fall, FINE fallstiiesinfornislooi ete ee eae | chai money Was paid in by stock. | that daring speculator went down Mr. F Pee ee ‘T-SMALL BRICK HOUSE, rother's house to-day. ~ sean bo. gee Stas A BARGAIN FIVE TWOSTORY | several Lots on Q st., bet lecation, three miles north of city, stable,well, & rest moved to he} 80a Do pret ‘8% | Northwest. rs. Wi - Was submerged in the crasi. He managed tore- | No arrangements have ye becu made for Mec omeah an yiareaes,E and Gwe: | Seeotinprovca and uizprowelpcperp nan part | tofu mns Drea eau eauNT & So. pet Ham ta New! York: and sold inotumnany og tac | wan patd in oacte? Samide ea OOOO | Nato er ae cre nao manntoa tore | Po ncrenemnents bet 35.750 if sold at o Will pay 1 per cent om | ofthe city. Apply 10 J.W.P MYERS, | NER, Real Estate office, F'st., near 9th. ni21- loregon ‘Trans, companies testified that gas cost them from | ‘How much could you swear to?” falled Rosedale, The rest he disposed of to his ae a investnent. DaVinso € bavtowox, Dee 1428'New Yorkave_| >on hENT—FINEST COUNTRY RESIDE yregon, Nav.-| $108 to F188 ae eee BOs cont, “Well, we could swear to $1,000,000, I'm | brother-in-law, Philip Barton Key, who was the || “IN THE Rawxks.”—George Myers, the white — cers boron chorea RLY New ucroom | Maetcas location, Yery healthy with outbulldings: ||Pae. Mail. Mr. Dodge remarked that of course the presi- | sure of taat.” ne brother of Francis Scott, Key, the author of the | boy who stole eight coats belonging to the Jo SALE—-THREE NEW TWOSTORY BRE «and Lowa circle. $4500. | fruit, garden, two acres of woods adjoining house; by dents of the companies there testified asthe | Mr. Blackburn.—Then from 1848 down to | “Star Spangled Banner” and the father of the | Uheatrical company “In the Ianks,” irom the Hones. tive rooms, gas and water, on Sth st. h.w., PARKER & TOWNSEND the year, at KH. WARNER'S, 916 Fst. my21-5t president did here, that it cost them high fig- | 1566 there is no record of this company's busi | Key who was shot in this city by Sic les, stable of Edward ©. Reedy, 443 Gly street south- jonths inquive at Saath et. mwe Noacents | T7186 JASE | POR SALE—40 ACRES GOOD GARDEN LAND ore 2 : nest? xpuillp Barton Key called kis ‘place Woodley | west, pleaded guilty befure Judge Snell ‘this Se ee oe JORSALE—A BARGAIN [N ANS ROO: » Broad Creek, 10 miles from Washington, on “No, sir; and erected therein 1805 an elegant wh: morning toa charge of larceny, Mr. Lavender L | Pi moase n't esi nereatin aris ines the Potamae river’ Large Brick House and apple REDUCED PRICES AND HIGHER BILIS, bidet ee Oe ene | ee oe eee ee days the en- | Said he was Willing to have a $5 fhe Imsposod aliey. Price, ($1,800 if sold Tamed Orchard; $1,200, Mr. Spooner sald that many consumers here | "Mr. Halley furnished a written statement | Ormous sum of $100,000. tn th ers 45 acfes iit Seabrouk, on B. and P. raflroad, with frame building: part cleared, balance in an oak grove. ‘This is the most desirable property for dividing Into building lots between Washington und Baltimore. case, aw Lue boy had enlisted ip Uhe navy. rry Beatty, the junk couls, Was charged ath Sth and Sth now: Be. ‘ap. si. bet. Kand L | — Use, had complained that the reduction of the price ea that since January, 1872, the sum of aoe vices sing anon ae we con ney fresher of gas was not followed with a decreasa in their | $1,293,191.28 had been paid out’ tor exten- | DY pias ig the Woodley Lane ro: ‘hie . a prot——-|-——- |= | bills; that in tact thelr bills inesasoa, Hie agted | sidas and hinprovementas He Sumas ay | 12s now occupied Ue Culet teenies rena with receiving stolen goods, “it was svown that $2,000. Voiy. 524 |west Vata: Ge ieee cavers tee Ge talie exact amount paid in by each stockholdersince | $00, U. 8. N. Mr. Forrest built upon his p) ue Purchased six of the old coals tor 35 conta, Sq acres at Hyattsville, on B. and 0. ratiroad,6 ee ee poe peproene ocitelien er aa TsAGant woultaoess apemiore eee 4 frame house,which is still standing, | @ud they were bought by the Weight, ‘Dae miles from Washington; smali dwelling ‘and some Washington Stock Exchange. Mr. Bluchbura sald he didnot want to take | fed showed that up to 1872 the sum of $1,170, | although much changed/and is now vceupied by. | Court took his porsomal boss: te The following changes from yesterday's quotations i PAC eaters eke ve > 7 5 E 056.57 had been paid out for extensions, and | tWo Of Mr. Green's sisters. At his death the 57-100 acres 8 miles from Washington; 8 a aoe *;| @hy advantage of the company, but he hud " from station on M. and.O. Railroad, with w wiceads of | oP the, Wenkungton Stock F'xcliange ure noted t bills ‘S58, ||wi a Or 5. 5, iprove: Raw. Gand H me. ments: $4,000 each. 3 AP. HILL & CO.,2338 F st, Forge, FOUR NEW 2STORY B mii. with stable, 3 st. EY £ ADAMS, real cstate brokers, 618 PF} myl4-1 ephone call, 2 UMPIE shaw. 7 FOLSae 5 CERE Bo 215 Hat. o. w.: pric indow Sf00m brick Honses, on Ist ground worth $1.50 Coste. 8. s up to, the present the expense had been | Plitce Was left to his two sons and two daugh- | 7 U. 8. 44s. 1501, coupon, 112% bik, 112k asked ccompanied by sworn statements to the | $9 sys 545,0b, fers, the latter beiag Mrs. Dr. Bowie, of Geore- 104 for THE EVENING STAR jug, 1589 och we aw ly | monthly Instaiments, at $4,000. PAL Sid tow, AU: ® Pretty sight for building, Will be | <"4ins, Tso1, réxistered; 111i bid, 111% asked. U. | effect that their bills had increased since the “i enheny claimed that a comparison | towh, and Mrs, Green, Tho sons died without ees Oeahibetas: ana WCAMPBELLCARRNGTE | SENES IS Fc Spee Gan eine 13g ites trom |, Gupor, 17M. 129s asked, U.S 45, reel: | price of gus was lowered, “He added that these | 4+ Melihenny claimed that. a heirs’ and the: property descended te the ten | TH re ‘OMMITTER. — The Com- a OR SALE—A BA ralifcad station on Band’ railroad: wheres beacy | Merete 12s bid. T2o%, sake. 1D. C. bO-vear’ fund: | wero reputable people, tod. Washington than elsewhere, "9 | daughters, da bss femedaie was subdivided, | Merial exchange of this elly" Will wend tO Por [o'x thicesiory! and basement Brick Howe boy | Hnbety ating” gueest the pee genie Bebe | Soe, L0Le curtenay. "1st ba!” Waakiagton' aig | "SLOTS BeOpIe, C00, ton than elsewhere, S which ‘has just’ beck | Wasdington, either to-day or early” nex . window, stone steps es: conta ing fout- | George'scounty. $20 per acre, W.W. HALL, 705 eek, 103% Ud 10Se asked, Wasnineor an 45 | Mr. Blackburn said ho didu't care anything | , Dt. Blackburn said he could scarcely get time | 4nd upon the 2s week, “up is Jui ras | ® COMI tee to protest against the abolition of stow b bid, Me tan J ° ant ed for th at, for S21, 500, : M ers rouse taandry faraaces butters pump dgabte | £2 siyz0Ste | ha Gbuaskedt “Gdurgeiown aa, Soy He Nata | MDOUE tho books: that ‘the recelpted gas bils | U9 ¢at OF sleep for people visiting him with eom. | Purchased tor the Fresideat. for $21,500, was {he Custom house here The committee com Biboon, Mt St ModeraUnprovements Price, | om RENT-IN ROURVILEE, MD, ONE TER: | Ualor fue Iie Nee tomentose Would show for themselves, Mr, Hlackburn was frank to say that he was | this was another subdivision, consisting of six: | Nats of Cart 1B. Moo, A eee are ar new Houses on Capitol Hit; two. | A Foom, and, two, six-room Dwelling’ Houses: cen- | Mis le! tt 'bid, Alawoute Hal panda. Leg id | | Sen a yan Tan crae cee Not satisfied there had Leen no water in the | teen acres, which etoney to "Madan e Tturbide, inping worseaen ts Ge cee 4 ; buildings, six roomseach, uli modern | tzally avd pleasantly located. "Apply to N ‘ashington Market stock, 20% bid, 1. Ban 2} cl e * e officers | One of the daughiers of Mrs. Green, who, some | Wi" hack udinen ais rooms each. all modern | Kally and, plessanily PP eat Momuneton AG, bi” Gr Lal Jee, 14 pid | that he does not burn any more gas now than | Stodi ue, books, to tle sayment ot $1,006 O00 | year ago married Count Iturbide, who was thea Mastlugton can not bo thade the port of entry fs ‘ aad : ss eal istate “Lite Insurance, el, ye 000, = <iyae ; Sox eae 01 1 ¥ Maule 2 Brick House on 9th st. se: all mod- | VOR SALE—A BEAUTIFULLY SITUA Seer ABH id, 46 asked. Cigsapeutke ‘and Fou Tek: | When the price of gas was four dollars ear ences | i Over $2,000,000 of stack. i pee oe ern improvements. Price, $2,500. A bargan poe pen rroperty Mtr Which: iL the | Co., 72 bid, 73ig asked, Nat. Safe Deposit Co., 105 bid. sand. At 2 p. m. the sub-committee adjourned sub- | !arriaze was —— Bo tale te the throng, | state, shail not be compelled to entor, aonres. A fow vf five new Houses oi 20 St unweit mod- | point of land, by surver in the beteiet: Ae mee ScinsOEe NNER ote Mr. Totten suggested that these citizens be | Ject the call of the chairman, mE eng cee hy eo ery pay duties in another.” z erp improvements $2,250 each. drive from 13th and Pa. ‘ave.; unsurpassed in beaut. Les bs brought beiore the committee, > has Sea ra: Seiarienna roe Nores.—Judge Chicester will open the Mi Two roon:>and crllat exch) Brick Houses | and extent ofscenety; sbleudld shude and never-ialt | BALTIMORE, Mp., May 22. —Virginia atxes, con- | Mr Hiackbures said: ‘All in good time. The: District in Congress. eee and her son are now living 10 | corm of the county court at the Columbusstrect onghe Savy Fane hie Sion ee oe bof water Apply ohh COPRRELL 14s | adiatnt a tasede Goji ov uo aewthroa | Aft BiackburD sald: “Allin good time, ‘Thor Perey mpedpesy Meio couapiel tiy Ms Urhen ar walilac|Penceoem eect Licckes RTE ee ¢ for $13.30 per M west. Price, $1,200 and $1,000 euch. ‘ ~ Cree a ee on that Ihave stated.” The bill to allowSam Strong to goto the | tye yrounds; will wood sone sanpaavemene be, tie new clerk, Mr. Young, will take charga of a wae Iwo new tiveroum Brick Houses: southwest. Price, LARGE AN middling, Flour’ quiet and’ steady. Wheat— GEN. WHITTAKER’S TESTIMONY. Court of Claims with his claim against the Dis-| fore tbe President can take possession, The | {Ue clerk's office. —Lewis Moy, son ot Mr. $1,400 cach, jn Virginia and Mar Southern’ quict and nominal: western dull and easy: ‘The above wre all good investments, and for further JH GRAY & COG , 2) Gen. E. W. Whittaker, of this city, was called. | trict for damages to his property in this city | house is already roc southern red, centra F ‘wos On each side wi Beery He submitted a bill of $8.06 for 4,600 feet of | was taken up by unanimous consent in the | CeBttal hail and roouis on each side with soutern amber. Souvu: ier ed, spot, Bano; JUNE BOWANGIy: Sohyu8o%, "Corn—sonthern steady and qulet: N i Meridian Hill aud Mount Pleasant, locate improving sections. Price per Sq particulars call and se DA 4 ring » | Thos. Hoy, young tad, bas left his home in y, there being & wide | toses une wolia. Lhe wont ex coee meee (OR SALE- RITISH CHALLE Bi and Fluted. Hollow Forks to both, HOWE s ot stranded in New York and his father - aa ct | Spacious porches. It is understood that itis ube | £05 Prog di, y BH. Walk myltm whole: sirongest uid best roadaers "ude Hetnoed and easy—southern, while, dgnddi,, | E08 Neged to have been consumed in his res- | Zoure today. Mr. Hemphill, of the District | thtention to replace the present high Tool wits Foregtt him home wcain.The U.S, steamer “HOUSE 610 1. § Trom $140 to $110; ail sizes eae: = ind: Western Spat Apion | Was for ge alleced Ge eee rer eat, That bill | Gp, stating thar It involved more tsa appeared | * Sausand, and at one earner build a tower trom | PEF “uchor off this city yesterdaye—A tow -LENDID LakGE sHEEE | F : tee a ; | my20 CAPITAL CYCLE CO., 1406 N. Y. ave. Sat: July, 44yedo'y. “Outs was for gas alleged to have been consumed in | UPrststing that ight nn epres which a view can be had, itis suid, as tar down | © < yy le SALE-A SPLENDID LARGE THR a good luves i LE CO.,1406.N. Y. ave. _ Abadi) uly, ease nia: aul January, 1885. He knew ‘that he had not | 04 Ht face, because It might form a precedent | {hth 4 View cat be tad. it is said, ws tar down | sory cutot soason lave Leon teand here wit, ‘Story and cellar brick dwelling, on E st.. between | price, 32.500 cash. FOE, BREST IAT WASHINGTON GROVE—ONE n mixed, 37430; Pennsylvania, 40n42.-kye | burned’ that mach gas ney hy Eton for claims for damages on account of street im- | te Fiver as Moar Dove she elan the past tew days.—Miss Bradiord, of Wash= and $0 960. Bw. ¢ orn 1126 NEW SEVEN | Mt of the most desirable cottages on the circle. Ap- ‘and firm, 4 . : f ‘ Sted” He Hag city {9 the 688 | provements. Atter @ sharp struggie the bill | te house ee ington, took part in the Yum-Yum ‘drill at st. ¥ Seer makes convenience. 1a ftre-ciass | Broom brick Hou jer linprovements: lot 17 | ply, oom 101 Corcoran buildig. myly-1w pe ana ren eee Whisky | Cillce and protested. "He was told that his | Provements. | Att aad Paut's Mikad® ton laat alte tee nyse I RAG st ae | 2120 to alley, b i font | 730K SALE—A FORTY-ACKE FARE. BE: madly, 1-1al.20, Uther articles W $a, Freinis | Meter did not regisier, and it was taken out FISH-WAYS AT GREAT FALLS. The President Will Net Interfere. | Hs. Lantair sailed for sMalansus yosorda SCENT ey a | cheap isola at ‘once. eG Nfully situated: abd, well inapeowels Be Viernes y Seer aaay ton 2 1cs eal an Waaken eRe See | Me Wilson, from the appropriations commit-| 7 SAYS THE LAW wus? TAKE I$ GoUnSE IN | With Saves, etew trom It A. Hined te Uo, tear Spruce st. two. EASY TE Ok FOR |BAv-usor scum Tmtaie of WIND | hi % 46,000 bushels: found thata different meter from that by which | tee,submitied atavorable report upon his revolt SOE MEG ype Of the carcecapion, bros bie se ee bith, bay windo | nd Dwellings 202. 2026 Lath = FORTY ACRES OF LAND SITiL 4 ._ Shipments. He. was charged was laboted with bis name. | 1155 asking the Secretary of War what, ‘Tho President today addressed a letter to | Susi ar hie homer tee ae Lng AN Price, $3, | mas have fine stores, with la a Tou nes oe eae AND. SITU: | 650 barrels: wheat, “5,000 vushels: corn, 106.000 | He went back to the office, and @ clerk tae HOS teeth sella Set the counsel of Nardelio, in which he says tbat | decided suenene nn ee en ae Wa 916 F St, | Sh feet deep. all toostern sma growsments with dwelling | oF Grunig’ County, Ela Price Sen eee eee ane eat | bushels, “Sules—whiéat, 390,000 dushels; corm, 45,000 | about to give him a corrected vill, ina wee | bas been made in the erection of the tish-ways gener? fall the | etd Success, Cloved last might, NOH SALE-ON NORIH SIDE OF © ST. N.E | above. “Applyig FRANK WTibbETS oniec ot the | CLOnmge counh FT ingore | bushels. Sin eelerk interposed and tore up the corrected | directed to be placed at the Great Falls of the | @iter| a careful examination of all the SS between Ist and ddsts.. near the Capitol, a nice | National Mutual Lite Asociation, 1420 F st ap2ni-m | Capt INO. J. La Garena: S BICRED ea wheat | Pil, saying he made out the original, and it was | Potomac, under the acts approved July 15th, | facts that have been presented to him in the MARKEED. y Brick Dwelliug, | ook ABLE SUBURBAN | FOR SALE— £ z Fe aaa | epenedi ae. GOe: ties Tae CMG TIS Faxeneee oa | oonrect: 2852, and February 26th, 1885; also what | matter he is constrained to deny the applica] _payis—pavia oy May 1th, 1886, by the Rew, sificovecn DO convenient to horse | 5.4 carriage houms doctors Otles oe, emt ee | Ra at ie. ok rane Oude Food, baving £2 70% | and iound nat he mate ena ee por g again | Sutcunt of the sum appropriated for the fish- | tion for commutation of the Gosth sentence of Sidi diates gOS ADA IS! and SONA alle; fare two fe. Apply 40 W. IL. | hthard: tive minutes walk tase cosoe eee and ts now 76m, Corn—June, ‘Oats—June, 26%. | 2nd found that the meter which he had had in eer . ‘Auta ibibo 8 dnohineit Gor tite, aad DAVIS. * a rik ave. aplgame | rebard: five 1 BEATS S25 Pa oe ee | Bork dune, Landaa On fact was numbered 135,384, while the meter | available tor their erection, and whether tue | Antonio Nardello to imprisonment for life, ani park anew a eS EONAR as HWASHINGTON Rear, | Bebsvile, Sac NONE BEALL. Ss Aig at oF a2 Nee Pq, rase Ne Was, chirecd was numbered | suns Liereoforo appropriated 1s sutticient tor | that he finds no suilicient reason for further Su- TOL S. MD. . XE, BE e choice line o ee oS SS = 5 26,732. 5 ich ere oi ‘Bi and isin, near the Capitol, w 2tory and attic fad duimproved property for sale offering | JOR, SALE OR RENT-FURNISHED—A DE Treasury Department Changes. wee He confronted, the office with this Brick Dwelling. containing 10 rooms and bath; all m sirable small Residence in Winchester, Va.,iwo- | The following-named persons have received | Prod! a n improvements: southern exposure, wile ry Bri SS ORK: ida d gota corrected bill for 2,200 feet of | EXTENSION OF STREETS AND AVENUES NORTH- BURKE. | On Prid estinent. Parties desiring to pul ck: 8 rooms. with cellar and every conve: | appointments under elvil service rules in the | 4% Gen. Whittaker presented the original Local Notes. n Ist, 1586, at 7:30 pam ie in the worth or north: igitis, CH ARLES GLOVER, be sone | 3 WARDS. . - Michael and Mary Ar ibucke, ag wars andS ESS (Rare, line eesvatots Tot G0 | Sea sction of fue ity wilting i thelr advantage | DleucesIarwe Jot with apandance of Mult sew. | Treasury department: ene, Dane tiny were satan ers | Tyia afvarncnd teakae Guesiabs tain Plat con Grtabmege g ogra lag fae ghd fe RPT pout 100, to alleys odo so through this company, which gives itswhols | WY4eolm THOS. 5. FISELEIE ¢ 24 F st. e : - Salon. for 1886, cove | t-usteral Sandny m., from parenta’ resi z ean) phetab id ee rey ‘othe devclopment of that bart | NOR RENT—CLAGETT MANSION—FURNISH- ae We Esevel ot iis ta to class 2 THE HALF MILLION DIVISON. room at Ee OES Se ee {aining some three hundred representations of | deuce. Fd Mary iat ave ruben : —mytase # the city. ‘This company bas seventy thousan ed—Silver Spring Station, Metropolitan Railroad; | and Edward H. Booth, of Louisiana, to the - map, showing the proposed extension of streets | the principai paintings in the exhibition. v¥L JOR SALE-SEVERAL eet in one tract ou New Hainpshire ave, at abargaiu | 15 minutes from the city; suitable tor large -sumuner | $1,000 Mr. Mellbenny, referring to the division of On ‘Saturday, May 224, 1586,at 5am, fice of the second auditor. $, iu th tor investment. Gtk Le rot Park A., beloved di boarding house; 21 chambers; stabling. shade, ice, Miss L, E.’ Everett, of Maryland, has. been | $00,000 among the stockholders, said it was | 88d avenues to the suburbs, and explained the | Mrs. Marilla Ricker called on the President ier ot 'Mary’A. and tho = iB pending bill and tts oljeos ” Tine Cah te Yesterday to urge him to pardon Thomas Jones, zi cinis for erie cr exchange Tes #em lands tn Vie | fruits, milk and. vegetables ‘in abundaiica “Address | promoted trois S000" te Ba oo Te Lhe emer | approved by. the consoled nes canted in@haw Beare ot coe been | Edward ‘Morrell, and Charles Tilley; the. tries day May 24, at 630 a.m 0 Fst. Or Sas Rate oe woe aN 2 the sixth auditor, which then had charge of the gas question. WASHINGTON AS A CHICKEN YARD. men sentenced to the pe nitontary teen ASME | Aloysius churen! Noruy Cap.tol aud r AC. = oan 6 gam —- e = va os 9 at ears for assault an allery a ten! °- S BSTORY BRICK 7 Ss > r] proved (and: 12 room House; water at door: | The Investigation of House Employes. pitti ana te know what Be) Senator Ingalls, chairmanot the Senate Dis Police Sergeant Amis xd oat ae, on nertumants oan FOR SALE—LOTS. Fig‘iniles north of Washingtony cee tail ew oP et: | THE MATTER TO GO OVER To THE NEXT CON- yilt, Metilenny replied that the committee | trict committee, in answer to the letter ad- Ra Ee tepe pepeod nt, and contains 10 rooms and bata rooin: all | FYOR 8. ors— ST ~ON | attsville; good roads; immediate possession, GRESS, new of the division, dressed to hin by Mr. J.@. Hertwig, of thiseity, | Prentiss were brought into the Criminal Court, B inprovements: in uracciam order: good brick | BV banier Netane Ing ie hod CN eety Cone | male A. PUHILE @ CO. 1338 F st, EE ieee a ; ted to know who ap- | on the subject of the keepi fn rear of lot: will be ac proved it; what members of Congress, EEO ‘The House committee on accounts, to whom iediate pur- | lots on W z of livechickens by | PUL the counsel not being ready to hear the igton Heigats yet remain unsold. Se | POR : EGE TOs Da AeSiae ane is argument on the motions for a new trial aad in Chager at the low price of $.W. TYLEK RUTH | lect luton Rhee taland ave belie a welling 14 foome!“acres f aud atiacnca ug | M88 Telerred the task of investigating the foree | "Str. AfcIbenny could uot give tho names as | Provision, dealers, b cipt_of your javor of Mag. | attest, of judgment the case went over to, next soo unday. at BAFORD.1zmo¥ et __my23-6t0 _ | owe Circie. 92 per woot sade; large stable aud carriage house, &c.; within five | Of House employes, are of the opinion that it | it was too far buck. A7ty- Calling my attention to the condition of | SAUTEAY- | Court this morning the Dis- | cated alain et Fok Stat A BARGAIN- A NERY DE | areas nw SPANCEY: Eauger SraePo" APPIY 1 CHAS IL | would be useless to attempt any reform this MR, BLACKBURN PROTESTED ty peeves reas the Keeping of livechickens | sict ‘attorney. entered. & holle pros in tie | Picase cont Hone re WE | $5 to $50 eae, 25 Geet —— session. They have found that the force is not | against his saddiing any. such charge upon | bY provision dealers to the annoyance of neigh- 7 ‘Thomas Di pti ate May 22, 1856, at 11 am. MARY gid bain; all DUFFY & BOLTON, 607 7th st | 3° pecan ss n == 5 . y on Ps ‘s | cases against Thomas Dunn on charges of lar. a a. BER nw. ae iny zd POR ee ge ag Ce) DS ae ee a Henning | 98 efficient as it should be,and at the same | Congress unless he could give the names and ee apne floret aapupns tree heres ceny found several years since, and Ue cases J. aged eaeven mouths. "ON BALE IN REAL BS | line ofstreet cars to this point: wil be worth d Station cB. &'P. init) About three acres improved | tme 18 quite expensive. ‘They consider, how. | details, as you suggest, to brain workers and others | Waretius ended. seston of the season to tater Six we em 4 roouiseach, “fated | HFS aw investine “Tact Mts Please at Soe | ealtivation, being wel stocked with arse ange ares | exch teal thls Is the fault of the members of | Mr. Spooner in this connection read the act | wh® sequineiong Mon ese auld others Bg yg ey on = te J Sit" Pleasant | fruits:an abundaut supply of goed. wates ats asta | ConuTESS theinselves. | Every employe has be- | authorizing the chiaremens OF slacks kee: | eee ie dry lon hours of aington should cease | Narnail hall will ve carried down by | the de: str archasers: | surpassed site for cottge on the Ridge Romd, hind (fim two on more members, and any re-| quiring it to be paid in cash, showing that Con- | to be a chicken yara on large scale; and I | leaves her wharf at 11 a.m, revarning at fon Fopersy oly | shite aver bet Land | Gun be bought for $2,000." Apply to provoke the opposition of these ana peor teens: | Frese did not intend that the extension should | have referred your letter with ite enclosures to | leaves Ber whact at 11 ath. r ried ed toed five toorr bp ot oe ad Saya nate. ‘Dr. POOL, 142% Lith st. nw. provoke ie cope ont these and Cree done by means of donations from earnings, | the Board of Commissioners for the District of Wonilay and Allen tiemarteoiersa bene reo: chds and relatives are respectiul iw tocit N.sUxiub, with stall iraine howe tating $5 | JOR SALE-GOOD MANSAID HOOF, G-Room | Lets, “uo have Iriends on the foree similarly | yn" ge anon N wvog, Puoroses to | Glumvit for such suggestions as they may ht by Officers Blaniord’ and ALE-FINE HOUSE FOUR modera improvements: 2 property. STONE & LIPTLEPIELL per month, fur pl.6o0. El P-fuot front. on Massachusetts ave.,/bot. 17th and ISth, depth 160 feet, the low price of $1.90 per jas frame Louse, On taxes and small interest. palling and large ot, st Highland station, B. & | "chic was developed at a meeting of the com- PROVE. MARION DUCKETT, Attorney-atiaw, | Mittee this morning, when the subject was jbur myll-Im ’ | thoroughly discussed.’ In view of this it was think advisable tor an amendment to existing | 4Tested last ni . EORD. On Thursday, May 20, 1886, Mrs. adv’ $ Anderson, for disturbing a rei JANE LANGFORD, mutherul Dr. nobert Neyer laws as will abate the nuisance of which you | inthe uenezer church, “Dis orning Jndge | gen ee ther et Oi. Roker Reyer, Senator Van Wyck got permission to ask | justly complain.’ Snell fined Hamilton $5, and the others for- ——— residence, 2120 F 3 4 3 ed their collaterals. THEm. & LWO* otk, : mesa Z RESUORT TE | tout wetter wo bringin areport,inaing Yee | Me auestions, He sald Mr. MfelIhenny ist Gaplign nape rete rai ee Fe SSE ENG SHES HOUSES NoDERS tne fot terrace, high heaiage | SUSata S HOMES AT, HYNERBORG. ON THE | recommendations foreehanges, déeined. ‘Nese | Monday stated that the stockholders pald 1a, in pitol Topt ©. Hemenway reports stolen an overcoat iy ate renpectiulty tuvived BHUNE @ Litvitvrexo, War ail street water pas ead Joe so i06 cet Fro ig uRnacds, Fortrar | #8°¥, 10 be, acted, upon at the next session of | cash, $31,500,000 of the stock. Senator Van | INFORMATION WANTED AS TO PACIFIC RAII-| worth $15. Thomas W. Holt reports stolen hold. or for small | lar address agent of THUMAS HYNES, 1104 12th st. | Congress, To-night the committee will meet = — : pate er Of | BW. y4-1me ei z, © det 2 ck ca a i m Thursday, May 20. Isnt. at re 405 AND 4 NW now grading fF | Ton aurea TERAGHVEMONTeohey ee — toprove it. Ho took up the sworn reporie cy daygted ORE ER ee rapt ce “Follow the Leader” on Wheels. hier husband, No 348 Penuspivemss Foots; modern lapprovementse est 125 ts 81.53 por fonts beat Cais Sanaa ee ee District Government Affairs. the company to Congress, and read from the P ‘The annual wheel around the capital, given by STONE @ LITTLEFIELD, ton meerering an thie excellent part of n-w. | 1, County Farm containing 100; seres, dwelling with MISCELLANEOUS, figures showing the dividends ‘and distribu. | structing the Secretary of the Interior to de | 4y7Me annual wheel around the capital, given by Sesh, | Sorina is SAO as ars ett | Bey he carat ad Go Cos |W, Mata was fun npotnted on a. | ites to qurans Mf Mclincany | mand ofthe ‘Northern. Pacing Pifsed pone | MES. Omen to bin brather mente ot the ‘Satake, ace, fom, Jom Nester IST ST, BETWEEN BAND € | cot aijimng lots forgt Strat Milla Mongoneit ane nae are ditional private of police tor duty at the Balti- | admitted that within two years the company | pany information as to whether It has mot so | CAP y » nthe 23 ; re stable: 07 feet Fone 125 Sara coun aplt errr friends wre uully invited. at! tomue ircight yard on Maryland | paid two fifty-pervent dividends, in addition | arranged {ts stopping places and running of | day, took place yesterday afternoon, and was SLiTi Lerienb. 1 und Benj. Hill'as special polleeman at | to regular dividends, of titty per cent each, | trains as to benef certain towns in which the | attended with the usual results of barked shins le. Uther I c OR SALE—VIKGINIA FARM. STOR! + | in ail parts of city. ‘JNO. B. BLOSS, ri siocum, amounting to $1,000,000, “running — up | directors of the company were interested and addy clothing, but those who partici- | 2oohan, Se yee aa | ee Ws “myl-Im* o27 ¥ stn.w._} Officer J. G. Harper has been retired from the | the stock ‘to $2,000,000, and ‘then a forty per | to tho Injury of ihe other towne Ate, he Tata Wade GEER ie al te maaan | tomes omens Chae Poe sate SSE* Two-story Bi DWELL- | PoonsaLE—nAat LLION Fi AORSALE-HIGHLY IMPROVED Mi police force on a pension of $30 per month on | cent dividend ‘on ‘$2,000,000, amounting to | what authority of law the company owns any | Fre ran is reel ‘a game of “ioliow the leader" | Monday. ngs. coviainine 7 and & Foous and cellar: al £ Lineola Park ‘at from 1 ery Co. Land. e 0) acres of my | Account of physical disability, $800,000. These dividends, ‘Which were al- | interest in any town site compéy. The reso- OHNE DUM ine Ronin whack oe reviously | Fespectiahy requested to attes D npr 5 peated ‘northeast. sill ‘be | ‘CHARLES W Sraaiee farm on Washington and Colewvilie turnpike, | ‘The District auditor's books show that the | lotted to stockholders, were In addition to regu: | lution also requires the company 10 {Orn a | eee ae a ee act IS previously | MITCH EL May 20, 1S86, after a Ingering 2S.02 Aecomuedaiing terms at $5,250 each, TY- 52 PERT OF GHOt nar, | eee om, Washington, 2 from Silver Spring ste: | policeman’s fund now amouuts 0 $27,612.05 | lar dividends, ay was Shown Ita sworts slate: | settee OF Hea eaten et passenger trafic. | lald ou: by + | Mines, which she bore wi a 32 FEET OF G D, IM. | Hon, Metropolitan ranch KK OOH. P CLARK, Be ae | Sigs ard imnditine” | tae MILE FROM NEW sateen hei a " . hrisuan fortitude, e Snell has suggested to the Commis- | ment made to Congress, addressed to Hon, | All this information the Secretary is to traus- | COW-paths, goose-tracks, ash-heaps and mad | {Us Wotan thatan entrance be made from 6th | John Sherman, president of the Senate, and | mit to Congress. The committee also agreed to | Puddles that can be found in a tortuous journey | Siitchell. vf Primes t I SORSALE ONLY s| POR sabe 2: ED proved by frame and brick buildings, on H, near 13th st. n.w., under good rent: ou Funeral Monday, at 3 S ‘North Capitol str skirts, Keimuve ‘ street to the rear of the Police Court, where the | dated March 16, 1886. report favorably a bill to incorporate the | round the outs! Ska am rm f is terms Address Box ie Star oities nice 9-rooms House, 25 | prisoners could be placed 1n the van without | Mr. Van Wyck asked Mr. McIIhenny if ho | Arkansas, New Mexico and Pacihe wallrect ROSE pom gh ty hy | * OK SALE-LOTON71H ST, HUANDI acres, 10 cows, on, harness and cart ultracting attention. Was willing to say, in view of these dividends, company, to run from Fort Smith, Ark., to mative e Jn hh . ¥ é Yoxiie. STONK eC LIETEE TIE Hapa run of mile ofeight dolar. yer ‘day: running ee gS Ifthe price of gus Gould not ve reduced * | Sibuquerque, Ne Spee farboro's Ma, papers please c » POR Saul SG ER ae aero : Sapaeinr ins Geaeee aT AMONG THE PRESIDENT'S CALLERS to-day | Mr. cllhenny preferred not to answer that Cee eae ORC, ganization for thesimecting which will take TON. On Priday, May 21st, 1556, at 21 p.m. LITTLEFIELD. 1226 Pret nw. Sayers | POR TALE A POSITIVE BARGAIN—A SPLI {OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL SUMMER Homn; 11 | Were Speaker Carlisle, Senators Gorman, Payne, | QUestOn. oes ce eeneee has been called, and if any 1s in contemplation | Pace in this city next September. ‘The foreign BARY, welovel wile of Mathew wexsen, aged ON JOR SALE HOUSES, e only Soe. perf. i codehe in ten ont ee ‘F'rooms besides batt, 100: fren eae good barn, | Palmer, McPherson, with ex-Representative | theso dividends ‘are went out of the com- | it {snot generally known among members of | Vice presidents, however, have not yet been ap- P imps: mi 1010 Hi ‘st. a 8 tox 53. star offic fi | Bold 15 bead of stock; near railroad station; pricé | Haith and Daniel 8. Packer, of New Jersey; residence, ” ed. Dr. N.S. Davi D., of Chicag s : any, many of them dead, and he did not think | the House. “I have heard of no call,” said Mr. | pointed. Dr. echt % Stpzrim 7 GEO: A ABMS, 1587 F sh nw. | Veut, George and Brown, Representatives Le | tho preseut company should to fa aes Tucker, of Yirginta, chairman of the caucus | iil. 14 president of the congress; ‘br. Jon i OR BALE. Ea HOURESCRIEUIEI Ferre, o Dounell, Morrow, Ieach, with Mr. and | deeds any more than present government offi | commlites. “Bere could be no ceuces withort | Hatuilton, of the marine hosp) iui ER RE-| Mrs, Sheimer, of New York; Van Eato1 SI el =i ~ | etary, and Dr. E. F. 3, Arnoid, M. B.S. C., New ort Propery “100 actenef lands about ave mie | Ques, Guelmer, of New Xo an Eaton, with | clals should be heid for the acts ot their prede- | my knowing it. There is no occasion for @ cau: Fossett XICK HOUSE, MOD. | BV'stn.w., betwee rib Carolinaave, STONE & LIT | back 160 feet to aw BF st. mw. my2z2-3t_ | very reason | ite | hep heed Theme foal! ble terms Appi ° i ‘Townshend and Blount; | cessors. He said those distributions represented | case” se SALE_TWOSTORY PRESS BRICK | Filia Auditor's office. Foad and the Saltimore aa DiS Sethe ees | W. B, English, of Calliornia; H.-H. Smith, ol | theacsunaiations eee eee gust high ———_—o_—_____ LANDS.oRD AND TENANT ENGAGE IS AFrourr. oe ee eOCUmE es ox | Ok GALESI PEPRONTON - New York; E. i3, Jenuings and C. P. Dresser, of | Hgures, When Fort Fisher Fe! oy . Daciagsh = 4 ihice cheap houses, $1.60 JO SALE—21 FT. FRONT ON bya very large frame house and outbuildi railroad | N y 3 Wm. J. Jones, colored, occupies a room in Joan PONS te aE 1D, 1226 F st. ow. my plese Tes square ft.. sid station on the place; commutation fare only five cents, Gpleago; 3. A jBasley, Jr of Catskill, N.Y] ‘fo Mr. Totten he sald that so far as he knew | To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR: Butler's house, No. 435 Washington street. Last Fun AP HOUSES, N 8 | be JOWN SHE: For corms and price apply to AUSTIN B BROWS, SE ATETRan EIN Ge A Ee the gurplus Was the proceeds of the sale of gas; | «tiow Fort Fisher Fell” is to all of us who | eee ee NG as Washington afighi, and Ne fs 26 Fs “3m ‘t ee % ably : Dire ie x ORNER LOT, PO! SALE=TOTS—1op _BUTEDING Lor, box | of the Denver inint a in'U-8. bonus, but hat no great prods resulted | Were tere a vivid reproduction of acenos as it | O Gluct station Buvler was found te ve ration ¥ ee Boy siotoiniy 15 cents ber satiace ¢ iio feet near Seabrook station: and FRR | our & Co, of Washington, have been | #0! auy such luvestinent. only a wook, not twenty-one years had inter. | precinct station Butler, was-found to be sutfor or ws ICEL oni. ‘Sure to udvanc minutes ride by ears to city; beaulifully located: 100 4 + ; pal tap ecu ph ib wilseseption : 3 - — JOHN SHERMAN € €o., sold in six months; price $16 slot. Apply to MATION | awarded the contract for furnishing a number Ear ayn ee Ihe sake of Gove valuable dotenal eo uns: for | ing in the Polie Court Jones said he struck But. Pees TEL my20-3t i407 Fstaw. | DU “Attorueysats Law, ‘Hlsdeneb cl 4 e vith a loaded Biafeusburg, Md oF | of 3 arm provracters for the Navy departinent, | _ M¥- MeIlhenny estimated the average cost of | the sake of your valuable Journal, so often re- | leron the arm with ioa ne When Butler SIX HUNDRED 3 GE came to his room after the rent, Both went WORSALE—LARGEN ‘apiosm® | They were the lowest bidders at $75. each for | £48 4t 90 cents per $1,000, and at the price of | ferred to afler many years, that not a single v TT, JASPER al. “JACKSON, 2! Tema Tats and Whote Sauna | Also, fine suuroan Py 4 i . Fort | utter an officer, and on the way back Butler eee ane ta of, the (OR SALE—A CHOICE LITTLE FARM oF 9 | Weity and $70 each for forty. ‘The latter | $1 Per 1,000, the annual profits would be 350, | QfF0r should blur its absolute ‘Januesy; ion | kuooxed Sones Gown and kicked him. Iseiter STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS, EWo DESIRABLE | HOUsES, 9 | cn. JIL UHAY We COnOos han phere U Actes in’ Montgomery county, ‘near the District | Humber will probably be contracted foramount- | 000. _ but on the 15th, and the gallant Terry's com: | said Jones drew a razor on iim and siruck him ing TiS and 720M sen | oe So ling, Suitable fur poultry or dairy farun: three acre lots, | Ing to $2,800, ‘Mr. Spooner thought that by Mr, MeIIhenny’s | BUL on the 15th, Soraltin aie with the eaue when he went after the rent. A ai DOR SALE-COLUME 5 oultey or dairy farm: ts, y's | mission asa brigadier general in the regular CAREFULLY SELECTED yROM TIE F SMELD, 1226 P st mw. myzrit | TOR SALE-COLUME SIGHTS, PILACE: | enclosed with ten-t00 fences prion and ae ee —- + —__.. own figures, given last Monday, that estimate rege ration Hue of $5 was imposed on eac! a | Brice St yest cue orth eee ea oN P ; a ven last Me hi army bears that date in commemoration of his 3 was t d h, ELE nae Yooper ok WALI Wins | \usnce rcleig pouty wil wetid wh atthe | | Foun MintioN ox CAti.—The Acting Sea | was wo highs that fis cont way" aint as nats | aziay boars that dato i eomm aS a : ES RS a. my200 | Biven at nee, SOS EMER eR EL eee eeemten | retary of the Treasury to-day issued a bond | per 4,000, and that would ‘pield mw jrofiar | fret, He (now medical director), Edward Ship- | Any ORDERS. — Liew Col. Andrew K. | MOST POPULAR SUIJECTS OF FRENCH, GER | JOO! page -ON Tan ST Wrritiy 0 ‘Groker.1100 Pennsylvania a miso-sm | Gall for $4,000,000 three per conts to mature | $45,000 a year. y said he would like to see | Pots are tendered the thanks of navy men for | smith, suneon; Major A. A. Woodhull, sur-| 24%, EIS RESET | PGE F DOF ONE OE ; 3 ree nt abie ‘ NG A COMPLETE G. fine Setory press | BUSES LOLS EAS ON LE aE bedigas Congress adopt tho English system, to allow 10 | What the: American Davy. tes dene aC | goon, and Capt, Jas, P. Kimball, assistant sur. LEKY OF AT. ia situae th the | ft ruat be luv, to wii ale LOST AND FOUND. Tuk U. 8. 8, PowHATAN has been placed | per cent profit and require sembannual re-| Wiat,the American, navy has done, and ro Gon, have been appointed a board to mect at Wenient to boat and | MANN, 1303 F st. 2 z — | out of commission at New York. ports. remains to repeat it If necessary. West Potnt on the 1st of June, to examine into ovements, wien spacious | Tow nacho a vER FRpAy NVENINGUGA Ta GNE EE sionlat News ork: Mr. Blackburn—“Yes, upon your capitaliza~ "ANOTHER SURGEON WHO Was Titre, | the physical qualifications of the graduating | EXAMPLES OF THE LEADING WORKS st attached.” Will be sold | JTOE, c EES ES Gorxa to FortkEss MoNnoz—Chief Clerk | tion aud on your expense necowat” : class and the candidates for admission to the 4 on H s.n. cor G st... pecula. | 4 bet. on goto tuibat, pet st and | 2 Mone (ee May 16, 1886. ee ae Sener te eae Peron : uve’ prices “Also several bargains in large Riotsot | HL ave mw. Lace Pin, in three | Youmans, Second Controller Maynard, Au = +e¢___ resident Sec- SLOWS CATON. Heal Entate Agent ad be. “LOUIS F. SHULMAN ER God ec | turquoise stones Ch fetes et oy es rie three war we nfcaed bo ee Oe ON ame 2 OF THE oREAT myl3-2w | Pst.n.w. It | Chenoweth, Mr. Bartlett, disbursing officer of] “The gas men are as honest as those in any Analyzing the Baking Powders, — | ond Lieut. Corwin Sage, 17th infantry, is jam: + dropped from the rolls ofthe army for deser- pcOUR) LOSI EASE EVENING EITHER ON FST. | pro iner tod Ree ay wiains and, his | business, and I will not allow any man tosay | , Under the direstion of the New York state | (ropred trum the roils of the army, for deser- Tiss i stor Vortont areca Powmusek | brother, Ged, Willams, will go-to. Fortress OK SALE VALCABLE TWE! Roo | it i they are not,” retorted Mr. Melibexuy: board of health, eighty-four different kinds of | Merrill, 7th, having been found incapaciated | ©SOISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS, House, Y7th st near Mangechusetis ave” 7.000. | with money aud papers. Please return to the owner, | Monroe this evening, via Baltimore, to return Banatoriiaek bac lly, Q baking powders, embracing all the brands that | tor active service, is placed upon the retired — vg SM BLER SaLiiL, Scat Law : whose name and address ison the cards, and be re: | Tuesday morning. CTL rN atcolly suggested that | 2.) ind. for sale in the state, were sub- | list from to-day. First Lieut. K. F. Bates, 1sth 1aizs Nex y om could be fou te, were 5 “ my2t 33 ork ave. a aa Sree one Uwaroed. moe Mr. Mcllheany would ‘allow a ditference of ime ey &, | intantry, has been ordered to report to Brig, | EVERY PICTURE 1S APPROPRIATELY = -ALE-A PREFEY NINE ROOM HOUSE | 0q fet ascwhue ‘ OST=A BLACK SHAWE EVENING OF JAN’ | ,,I4XOE OF THE THERMOMETER —Tho follow. | opinion, and that perhaps he dida't mean what | mitted to examination an the state board aud | Gen. HL Rager, at Fort Snelling, ‘Mini FRAMED IN Bow soni Ge so. cme with TYLER & RUTHERFORD, airy Snack, SHAME: EVENING OF TAN | ing were the readings at thesigual office to-day: | he said when saying “he wena ot aes ee EO | er ee rs Adiress Fast W., | my206t+ F Vana ave, oF ieit In bobial car: ‘Howard will te naid | 3% M-, G1; 76. 1, 60; 11 & m., 68; 2 p.m. | Mr. Melinenny feplied that be wont Co Pe A hy pe Spee 2S ‘Kennon, Gib. ann: me 2 aE cerning | Wieccasd Stotreatae soe Serene ua |r Sze ce ae Ba Pemegr cue ie Ease RIPE ta be | See scans receet aca eae | eer eaten eaten weno a ORNAMENTAL FRAMES, = fou 1502 ba = fanGH aD a ean 5 rs e com- a 5 = ¥ ea pool Srtaccunn a heat inate be Barisan Ve | fhe Pee GGE HP Pun uee fle Rebecca | Fany hid to, ar ‘up stots tm laying new | the ofllal report shove tuat a tage number | of Cape J-<Whnrion ith jatantr, hme oon Rich in Design, of Fiew-cam Workmenchi, Afagtod Fy Hck buyer, Also seven Lots, 15x70, at 300. | wa Gol ange x , ir. T. a a for & ng, a necessar! 1 e treet % 3 ‘Special Subject. ged rear: 2.3 Toot. YLEK & RUTHERFORD, ~ | Cirned oO Ea eee Saluable Toward Uf Te | Givorce roms Manly Cliase,: Thee ee or | mains, anc | alum or lime; ipany of them to such an extent | B. Ayrot 2d arullery, has been granted four Veh and F sin, Pi 1226 F st. nw. by Rev. W. M. Ingersoll February 8th, 1875, FIGURES DON’T LIE, i ee Ee Se intantry, and Second Lisot. o. = : SALE- FRAME HOUSE 10 BOOGIE vase FARGAIN-TWO CHOICE LOTS, her name being Forrest, and she charges thatin | Mr, Mcl!henny said Mr.Blackburn’s estimate | 0° 12 the preparal ‘areeett ng a 22d infantry, have been rel wo lot Z5x5U; price $3," 00, easy term J. | KY on Mt st., near New Hampshire ave.,20 by about | {J APOR STOVES! VAPOR STOVES! | 1878 he deserted her. Alum was found in twenty-nine samples, | C. Ord, 22d infantry, lieved from | Sale will take place at our gallery, corner 10th et Fee eke gy Pree 8H 00. easy terion | Won at st ear 3 ponte axe 20 by Vv TO nae = of the cost of gas was not correct; that in the | Tits drug 1s employed in baking powder to | duty at Fort Elliott, Texas, aud ordered to join and Pennsylvania ave. aw, a _myl96t 1416 New York ave. Refined Fluid. 5 gulions $1. Suir For $10,000.—James McLaughlin has, | first place coal costs the company $4.50 per | cheapen thelr cost. The presence ‘of lime is | their companies in ee ee — Fs2'* VOR SALE-LOT MIN ON RL AVE, | Bentine Fluid. 5 gallons 75 conta by Mr. R. Christy, filed a suit against John | ton, whereas in Blackburn's estimate it was put | att qe SE gg eight | WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY TWENTY J.ave, 144 $25,600 between 14th and 15th sin, $1.25 per foot ‘Twoburner Vapor Stove 8 Towing's privy to leuk aa dre ean Oral | AL ES.SO. at unsettled Mr, Mo-| of tartar was also analyzed, aud found to con: | recruits have been ordered to the deparunect SIXTH, aT EIGHT O'CLOCK, Save dir doo NSEND, Heating Furnaces, Latrobes, Ranges, Plumbing and come mays a iiee tit ee Berd a. other 1 5 in of Arizona ior the 8th infantry. a ceo WIS Fsiuw. | yiiveting Pur platnant’s premises, a wood and coal yard, | Ihenny by telling him that the figures in his | taf line and ot cop Seed ee ha o TIQO0O FEET OF GROUND, | ‘Estima chourhily een ors na POUR. | Freveby erealing.® Nuisance and darsagiigg his | Upnay Ny, welling him that the figures in is | tain linie and other purities; in some sam. ae ‘and cortinue EACH EVENING until all are sold, senses, tigibly Weare several bulidinga tere: WAEARYSON & TALBor, business, gi the secretary of tne company, who gave it at | Wélgnt | baking powders of the market, with Propate Counr—Judge Merrick, ere ar Paehy enk Caan, IED on; oni DLS & foot 'N. i 2d st, shingtor Se ee . be ” ° Ld A aimee ed asim” | _Ordersby mali prompuyatteniadtemyioatsiciw | Tue Ricumosp an» Danvaae Rammoan. | “air diclihonny thought then the secretary's | the single exception’ of “ivayat™ (nok taciik | YeaterRobATs COURT Ju Cox; restraining WALTER WILLIAMS @ 00, Byte ‘A BARGAIN INA GOOD LOT, The Richmond and Danville Railroad com- | statement must be wrong. ing the alum and Phosphate powders, which | order continued, In re minor child of Charles |_™9220t a T1390 1s » Massachusetts ave. near New Jersey ave. A Sn iny have placed on record the deed of Mrs.| Mr. Blackburn's estimate made the cost of | Were long since as unsafe or ineffi- | P. Pratt; order appointing Mary E. Pratt guard- WO TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT . Price $1 per foot “Easy terms: NOTHER ‘RIKE!!1 Eitekvetn Le Dunn to them of the Republican | one thousand feet of gas at the market price of | Clent by prudent housekeepers) are made | jan: bond $500. Estate of John H. Goddard; DWELLIN¢ DOS. 66 AND 6s The shove is only a small portion of property eson nis rs pfsty Weave struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES | uliding property, At the wen comer cr| materials sixty conte. from the impure cream of tartar of commerce, | wiil admitted to probate and letters testamen. | ~— STRELT. EEN 1 AND K ANI : Muyllp THos e Was LOT ON Q ST. : 20TH AND | spore nominate ane ot of Handsewed | 18th street and Peonsyivania avenue, ‘fhe | Mr. Mclibenny iusisted that the estimate | 4nd consequently contain lime to e correspond: GARTOL AND FinST STREETS — 2ist sis. 20x45 to wide paved alley, will sell at a | Shous ure now offered: a renee - | consideration named is $127, the indebted- | was too low. extent, 3 KOAIN, SQU at ced Fates. Call aud ex- 000, ha baki wd t found by ie SS Ak cies | eh RSE SB | SG ey gant eee | ee an lng aan Sa Re erica en erred bee res 3 TOU te st = -2w ‘and Va" INKS, etc, stl on f given. the new line the a8 | who has been ed in the of rT isthe “Royal.” This - cold, wate BALE bund, which are cheap as dirt’ Everything in the ed trom Alexandri wi lutely pure ts the tect | ‘Whit Herron, inted an to the ehil- nga por =a Gentd Furnishing Lines low as can bo bought at "| of the Long. brides eee Tro die etest 24 | cas for nity years, and who first lit Washington purity resuly from the exclusive use ofcream | dren of Joseph Hf, Herron; $1,000. Weep Real Estate Agent, = Widand 1916 Peans. sve, | mile Ahorter but it is not entirely certain that | with gas, was heard. He explained the cheap- Sh i eS ee Equity Court—Judge Merrick. s ciegaait hove, Print atti Owe ene ual | a RARE CHANCE Sok" Srrrapue eee a it will be bulit. Under the act ot there | ness of water gas, an invention of his own, he Ry * Yesterday, Tyssowski a RE is @ provision for such railroads reaching the | said, Which he offered tree to all companies | Otlly remove the tartrate of lime and other | y*Gauriney ian z Douglass appointed guardian ad liven. Me 1107 Fst nw. ing beautiful subartan Buttaing Lote in | A woro-A wxnican Insurance Co, | 2utiendof the Long bridge using thp same | that would put the price down to filty’cents | purities, The cost of this chemically pure Given agt. O'Dwyer, relcase directed und Cs, = = 4 x onand BP. Leightouss: = on terms, but it ‘that ane : ES cream Of tartar is much greater than any other, Elliot jnted trustee. Fea a AE ON EEALE OF ATES | WG Denon snd Leiehists subacute Will "bo thade for the uso of the Alexandria | Sea Se eco te ai iat ee Es Baking poser ets erester cost is used in no | "ry 4ay, Jolson agi Webb; auditors report Povillion, beautiful vatural scenery, springs of water, | Det, 14th and 16th sta extended. 5 lowe oe the seas €20F sTREET NORTHWEST tystonne Tae ate Richmond, and Danville | the Washington company went into it through | P4KiNg powder but the “Roy: ot ratified ‘and distribution ordered. Carl ‘agt, ie aut Ficsant village. NZ cont Ioan Great 3 ‘ {Me company nére willevaire sxenate renee | on faeranwement upon hls (Cratebet’s) patent | powdars for une New York stats Gecraer meaieE | GucK, peution for leave to read’ testimoy Fe Mount Plessent village, bee sats ott OB, Grant st i mpany here will re extensive treight | wnich the; t trom Lowe. ‘as well as for the government, says of the purity ‘corner totwon Toth sk extended and eae ards, read oftice % company paid bolesomenten of “tapel MENA, COU: MacArthur, ‘Also, other valuasle lots inh ean Wasmiorox, D. d, Tooktigout for a sitein ihe nelghhoricod arte | gre ee Lactate compan Rho Yootardnye Wine Gen 7, CoMMANIDE View Of Hock Creek Valier 5 north end of the bridge. Mi. Cratchelt said e bad fhetituied sult | powder ‘which I purchased in theopeninatkoe, Stuns Praia fo EOFT [OST DESII aLE ISSUE FIRE ‘MARINE POLICIES PAE a paras against com! infringemen' james iS 2 \Corsee ot imal parts ot Colas ae | 00a on enoes AcgIDENT.—r. Wiliam Crossan | iis paten oa Sieexpere neny ready to ingredients dpiem la's creas of tartar powasrare, pleaded not sully. Geo. sted of ering Hil: YT ioc ape bargaie | pontive spectiative 2028 Pe Frits, aceon Apply to £ LCOrTEELI, 1s SVae mysobe | speeim PARKER ¢ TOWNSEND. 1418 Fst.nw | (VRNTLEMEWS GUITS SOURED internally Yesterday. by ‘being’ tarowu vitor | tou gas company males its water gaa at about | BR SeKTee of ‘Phosphates ‘or any inerins | Albany penitentiary for two sense “chal MAAN ASL 2 Saath | Maun aaron, ncvo0y ie | Ueegocunnomanaestemmnia® ® | Renae tray Yaa gear fs tes |stiioan star Soot nr, Guantana naz ied marore eee | SETH eh yal twee® Counecticut ave. and 19th st-+ Tease uraleta rheuniatian, paraiyaie ot | Altering and a beat Passed over the I 3 body a ge at s patie, © iar: large yare i. inet nee, er vor ‘ebrot left wide of the and Mr. Gladstone has decided to convene a meet- or 15 poncie SiS and with eves" amoderm cop: | without the ae of medicine Ogee geen corea Good ced Pend deere of Mr. Cross after he was thrown from it. He | Mr. Orutchett sald he had been told by an ex-| in¢-G/ the liberal party before thodcbate in tae | forterten. salenioe: Tow.siv Mont desirable W. C- DUVALL, | W.T. PARKER, Magneto Hecot Matt te ase ne, is Fata the Archie joud | 4 Magetried to his residence, 608 4%, street | pert that the bill introduced by Mr. Logan was | arse of commons on the howe Pale Dill is cots | $0. award Be Miah wentaies myli-zw” | mysasee mhIbSme anda N. Care MatiSore | southwest, sis sn the interest ofthe Washington Gas company dluded. 2