Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1886, Page 3

latrobe, Fange aud side lot: P1428 Fst Brick G anc T-room Houses in northwest ai $3,500 to $5,900, are J. H. GRAY & €0,,622 Fat, JOR SALE-TWOSMALI BRICK HOUSES, Inquire at SUS Eat ¢ ‘and 20% Fast Capizol st. tose 7OR SALE— = $55, 440 ana $42 T ‘The above is only a small portion or books | For fi Istand 16th [jy18} ELEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, R GaLE—a cHOT aT = nt BALE—A_CHOW Der, me aepeceeaee By OR SALE aN gest, Busment: balance moutahe CLAY SE pi gamer to “Louis! re siiviat aka POA ae me Treas! | test : OR SALE-SIX HOUSES IN TH West section. $10,500 size os POR SALE-UPON EASY those very desirable 4 room i. between 13th and 16th ard, fr “Ag but, ‘went Tios. WAC these houses have b Dyrhood is rapidiy improcing. Apply to LOW is SHOEMAKEL, 20 F stn. JOR SALE—A VERY PLEASANT HOME ON | Property. Address TRAV 7th st. road, near Silver Springs station, Metro: | J4OR SALE—LOT CORNER 1ST Poilian Branch Rand O. i R_ Good house, baru and | M e., comaining 86,000 square feet eo nere of land” Aiso, house and lot at Lrightwood | yard. M.1, WELLER & CO., 326 Pennsylvania Pr ‘on Whitney ave., Mount Pleasapk LOUIS P.SHORKMAKER, 920 F st_nw. é ai POR SALE—A WHLE-RUILT AND | Baie of isth st, vewween P House: hail Font: paved street of aay. SOW SAL NT_ONE N ‘O-STORY |“ jy3-2m AUSTIN P BRE Detek bore, 3 Sma and water: rent $15 per | OR ox Benth. 171 Sthat mw. Call atonceat 74 That. | WOR, Soo to Hide tiler? DOR SALE-WILLSFLE ash. of exchange equity ti sen, for unimprow. Toeated, 6 or 8 Poon cash. Address ME ALE-STOP P lan. A few mo te ly ail their arranceme: A paved 10-foot alley i renting f ) per month. \RHAHAM FISHER, Owner, selec POR SALI FOR SALE—HOUSES. JOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE, 7 ROOMS, BATH, feet front, with avert ‘feet: House aud majots tng vy fee ground worth OG. in northwest part of cit call af office for bulletin isxned on THOS. &. WAGGAMAN, jo be appreciated. 1018 26th 8t. n. nh First Floor: Back THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON * D. C., WEDNESD. ——, AY, JULY 14. 1888. nw, upon which | be wait io Rdvantase on Wt jst lot $5.000 200; honse CUT Jylase L and M streets, anal s: ste FOR SALE—LOTS. SOK SALE—TWO LOTS: OTS ON 10TH AND 10th st. by 94 1. €. YOUNG, Boundar, ing on eac feet deep, suitable for two tpaved with co ioe on 16eh st wittnn one sipsare of Scott circle, 27 aw. feet front by 120 fevt deep; elegant lot for first-class Febidener, and cheap ; sou Lith st, near T st | PING tots om 16th st., near, st., 25x110: lots foe Hrneciame Tesidedion. Price Feasouutve Sy1kam ‘A. Pr BROWN, 1420 Fst mw, FOR SALE—FINE CORNER BUILDING LOTS ‘with three smait cottages on. then, southeast core iner of ath and’ res ha Gti st. “nguire iz property on my: MAN, 917 Fst nw. NORTH- for 900 per month. | 2.2, 20A% ; Jy12-Bt [JOR SALE. 16. per 0 a TERMS—ONE OF rick dwellings om U : and base oe | 248 Br is1@we * two. and the reigh- FOR SALE-SEVERAL LOS (50x150 F > at Colonia! Beach, near hotel, ou tustalments; also, Jyl25e bay-window: $05. ne-half square from om syi2iwe in most improving ‘A great bargain at 13% Pen TuGAT worth $2, House centrally balance in Hidge “mount 3 easm PoRsaLE-107s— 513 Columbian nw Room. 1112 ELEVENTH ST. N.W., Water, gas aud sewe JUST NORTH OF MASSACHUSETTS AVE, | tunity fora bome or au A desirable Proom Residence, good Lot, and | For plats and particul: fine locatiou. Will sell cheap ton Immediate pur- hawer. THus. J. FISHER & CO. iyetim FF Fee. chth 4 cos corr Pleasant. one squ easy terms: rents F. WAGGAMAN, | ae ae ae and HE sts. ne, $3,000. 6r. 4.000. 8rd. him, L. SO, Aud a bargain in n biack wainut: hot and cold wi Sanhiscands Im ail Tooitis: large pur NSTRUCTION CONTINUED. DURIN “Re MADAME HOFRELDT. Tea 4 Mo ing after tie true Italidm aethod. Ch be Modern Music: good German, French and_ Italian, OR SALE— by ‘uinstrpassed metliods, has tet roots at 710 15h Two handsome new brick residences. on G at. | si uwerinte 1218 G. Syl dw., betwen 19th and 20th sts. Houses Mulit ia sabe - ee Reval man ef hacun cod mates Cina, Arepiaces | °F TOW TO ACQUIRE A Goon MEMORY ind furnaces abd chaudeliers Plumb nee Prof. AS BOYD'S new hook can be hind f THOS J FISHER CO, | a fowdays at 822 F et nw, Call orseud for clr jys-2w Ysera Pst nie, | har. aise JOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN RI nm COLLEGE ENTRANCE ¥ taterSix new Brick Houses, 4 rooms each, m cars; price L2-room bri whole property. yor say B.W., 20X85, to alley lots on Bacon st near 14th taining 20, Whitney's place: cottaxe house Datidings: alt command deat Price $10,000, one-third ashy, balance one, two and three years at live per cent, bs AY WOOD, die Patinaw, lots at 11¢,; also 2 Very chotc good Horse, Buggy aid Harness! will trade for other eR, Star office. jy: JySenew Bwe ONLY, Fae ORD, ND MSTS N. ce MONEY TO LOAN. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION “SALES. $6,000 fui? \y3-1m LOAN ON REAL ESTATE THOS J. MYER: BAe stfoet, R ‘AL ESTATE AND COLLATERAL LOANS made, Army and navy officers’ pay vouchers cashed. Advances on lue insurance ‘policies and other securiti _ isha __W, 24 New York ave. ONEY | To x N FURNISH M over: er aN SSSR Beat 3 Se ‘promptly aby amount desired ob TWEEN | Fatate security, in sums trom $1,000 upwards. jeze-im Mem approved Real UTTER & WIMER, 1423 F st at morket rates, in sums of $1, HH. RARSTOW, 615 7th et. now. Joz2-1m. ONAL LAW AND TRUST COMPANY— joney to loan on approved securities—Ail bust. ctorily transacted. JOHN aie Department, 1214 F st my29-3m. .000-TO LOAN a8 0 ON REAL ESTATE: 2.000 00__{my27] __ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Mi Droperty. Smaller sums at 6 7) NEY To LOAN iN SUMS OF NOT LESS thaa $5,U0U, at 6 per cent, on Aitst-ciase ey 0. HOLTZMAN, Comer 10th und F rtrecta uortawent, 01 at » unnecessary delay. alo NEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, on approved Real Estate seour- lowest rates of Interest, Charger moderate, No 1505 Pennsylvania ave. oi M? NEY TO LOAN 11 sums to sult, at lowest rates, on approved real Gatate security. FITCH, FOX @ BROWN, 020 2437 Pennsylvania ave. se5 XN fONEY TO LOAN ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1924 F st mw. M§8¥ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT dj lowest p24 MONEY 20 LOAN ON {REAL ESTATE OR fest. interest. No delay whe vate DANLNUOWER #508, iit Fie RST-CLASS R RITIES at lowest rates of the security is good. 0. C. GREEN, 303 7thst nw. I HAVE FOR SALE SIX LOTS, ‘on grade ortion of southeast Washingtot th front cents. Owner, Room 4. POOR SALF—108, ACRES OF LAND ON LOUGH- orouxh Road, immediately opposite Secretary rooms anid out tsi view toward. Iu ADAMS & BEALL, 1420 Foe, UNIVERSITY PARK, lege Gri sidences to be erected on this site ices sure tondvance. Locat @ view of the entire «it: ihvestment. Ars, inquire of. 31 oa, » No more desirable oppor- AGE for $1 ‘sod-S06 F month. | nw. Mrs. HL P. LEFEBVR ‘Balt September 16th, 1 aminations, by @, do w Leauttiul avenue Hortuwest. with wide parking, | perience. Inquire of Be reat care within bait squares) Price for this | © viv awe property onl o Terms, $14 ish, balauee | 5 oe oe SOs S500 rer year. “This property is now rentiug for $02 M* ‘ST. JOSEPH’S per mooth Apply to JW. PR MYERS, | 4] payee : Veal Fstate Agent, 1428 N. Yiave | 7,4 CRASS k XCHA) erty, a uew 13 room Hi ground, at Hyatisvilie, M once. FAL SMITH & 80: FoR saute. GE 1222 ew 6 room house, near Towa Circle. Foom house. 18th st. n.W.. Ii veoms. @ T0 roms, on Cor as aes wonis, Lath st, business proper 7 rooms, q st., bet. dth aud Sth nw Brick store aud dwelling. 14th st. ALE SSTORY BAY W. st, near 16th st. n.w. Appiy to 16 Fst ow Xue Yer Spring: ordina russ: uve well of Ww five room price $800. oe Adress 1 Gt sliver Spring Depow. ing and a al ia ‘Supplied by runuing w: in sight of farm. tarnishing easy acd cheap commant cation with Washington. Apply to INOGE 1 HEADQUARTE! Lovls b. SHOEMAKER, MONG EAP EUMM ET CLASSES yrzat _ M20 Fn. Washington. DC | Call Monday and Hhutaiay ivouings | AM Short- oR SACECAT A BARGAIN-FanM OF ad | hand Supplies [iy2)" Vt street new. Precis: io mites trom this cst twostery dwetttog? | cy z excelent 3 PHIEL nd: high, healthy 10 Ines, se "weil cu.tivated, and five OF six ucresin wood: 18 | @| Inluutes Waik from street car For terug, &c. Tn % WOHAS S SHREVE, 1126 Tun Sol SALE F A CHUICE FARM AND ‘Near Washitigton, ‘This Farm cx state of © is Wwe tainty tw! ve large ss xdjoun “small vineyard ot The bots is about the Alerandrie. aad W ‘For farther part DRG. WYTHE Coo! # Thoma- Cireie, W FEL Je, ‘Alexandria, Virgta WOK SALE farm, eres: splendid water aust shader situated on the Baltk muore turnpike, kt Te aut O. rwtiroad: erty jew Fears cals be bought at w bargain, or will ex easy to learn, casy to write, easy to read, and gga ‘cred “peopeety, | His one for vroiitabie ciapioymentin three months, WACK aw. els li mr gpd See rand. Instruction In these branches 2K SALE-THRER ACKES; GOTHIC COT. | only through the snmmer months, morning, alter Lage, > rooms and cellar, stable and carriage, and | hoon, aud ight, at the SPENCEIIAN BUSINESS corn house: fronts about 154 feet om “Teniestown | COLLEGE, torner 9th aud D sts now “Airy hails sew ic ety from porch Moderate rates of tuition. Jeo ‘view of the city endo ‘at D per ceut interest. LOTS—100_ BUI ace 9154 lot. ry r . > Tae Views Or Prorts to purcuwing READY-MADE CLOTHING i somewhat divided fome goto one With reference Pisce and acme to another to buy, and St will aways Morning cincses tor Chikdren, Dam, eos = Ing classes for Adults, in. Successful undoriginal ese: but you will hear it expressed om all sides that pate MLLE VS rititioaa, i018 Loriginat Mf uw persou asks another whe roduce good and | 2: between soe teal ee a & INT AND MRS. MYERS WILL eitable cic Wh. thelr school for girls be: the finest in quality to the lowest Ith less to mention separat ell aad at what prices, AS YOU KIND OF GARMEN’ —— Grouse T. Kusx TAILOR 414 OTH STREET NORTHWEST, 8920500 Se, With 60.000 feet ‘A bargain if clowd “e, bet. 13th roomie, 13th st., near Lowa ¢ itcle... bet. 13th and Lith sts, faru buildings: 100 acres in grass. fi Price $6,000; easy payments; ocher bi Place of 44 acres, one-ihird of an Vo acres, 24 miles from Sliver Spring: Sinai log house: would make fine tru | F. MASON, Sligo, Md. oF UPON EASY abie Virginia Dairy Farm: tbutidings, ine ality: w York ave. three Wells good w.ter; plenty fruit tr pondanty, both for bay aid pasturage, aud Is issituated a spacious Bri The grounds about the house The urchard contains app! nt cherty trees of the best val from the Episcopal Theologeal Seminary? Alexandria, and five miles from ‘Will be very Valtable iver aud surrogudin, erms, one-fourth casi; balance 1, 2, 3, RENCH OR GERM. ADAMS & BEALL, wear Seabrook Statlon ty; beautifully located: 100 Biadeusburg, Md, or "6. Teudy made or made to order, our Louse is the Srst one mentioned to buy—because its generally Koown that we manufacture the best that can te produced and curry a large assortment from » FOR EITHER MAN OR BOY, ON OUR COUNTERS, AS WELL AS A FULL LINE OF TIES, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, ac. OAH WALKER & co, oR C day studen ‘Stuuies will be resin te] Audress BRO’ jy2aw roll Post 01 2K st. a) to make a litesizé NOLDS, 631 F st. SEL! ‘Will re-opeit SI cataiogiie address THC Tebngwille, Md. TOTRE DAME OF AN Coilegiate insti Preparatory sch Fmtla P.0., ire Catal the best papers, INDOW HOUSES THos. J. MYERS, AND ( LOST ‘The Largest and Hest = in’ Vocal an ps; (Ur ngs: farm vermun and hes, Gy uimastics, per term. Fall | For Mustrated extends from “il. house: land ail ia tru 0 = farms | Tope 255 a by @ modern dwell | ting Jarge barn | © fer; rantrowd station, aud cost in prepari Sy6tsel 3 KS ed ington. dyl-2m ST AMES CORRIDON, ind for eatalc 3 about house, out build: at n.w.; 610 10 o'clock RESIDENCE, Ce idan? ts Ina high id bas air abund- the plac | Das atave NIE. Ww Tr bas @ M= 258 boul ve. ed to be tharough! ebe shington, amd Pons Geor; Ree! Tooms, with kitenen feuber 22, 56., Prepa concord and Clin: | SUI fone haif ute umn | ALM Sthingtoa raves | S rr - D. KINEAR. rig . ‘wsbington, D. G; ia, EXCHANGE With iair improvemes TPE EXERCISES ¢ e—A VERY NICE tx: containing 120 ‘Sim EARN ‘To write a neat, ss om the pusiuabding rue Best Axe FREN ‘Send fe i. D 4420 Fst LDING LOTS, Sox Band Pk, 20 THE BFRL ‘Washing Which will be ope ‘Apply to MARION st nw, Washing. apl osm Cloud Build Free advai For Young Ladies an PAL AND COMMERC! on of five mouths, $100; Please send for a catalogue. NTEE Xo knowledge of drawing hecessary. Tuning, Fine ome with steam heat Clusive attention to requirements for adi Largs: Gymnasium und Drill b onography, Penmanshi Hege’ Preparatury micipal will be assisted by an_ eff and Foreign Teachers. For Cireuia structors ‘For circulars address Sirs. LP. McbO ANNA ELLE ‘all Sui brices for the summer. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violt ‘The 25th school year will begin on THURSDAY, x rs Jyl4-was.zm jent: has had large ¢ 7. POND, COLLE COURSE OF AL. i JC ffice, Bs To Crayon P SCHOOL. WASHING’ EPTEMBER 16rit, ISSO Js. W. SIDWELL, Principa MARYLAND, © YOUNG LADIFS an woh for LITTLE GIRLS, n Baltimore, Md. Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame. Send for Jyl2-m,w,s-2m {DWIN ALDEN & BRO'S ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL CATALOGUE, e pamphlet, showing engravings of differ- senlinaries, study rooms, artistic ids, with Cost of sketching Wiig, Whether for advertising purposes tor entalogie use: fogetior with the cost of advertisiog It nt Free on applieation EUWIN ALDEN & bik 5 01 ON, MASS, Equipped in the We actors, 2,005 siudents last year. ‘Thorough in- al Music, Piano Literature, a Tustrum tal ete, engi! sins sepzemb with fail TORY SCHOOL, by svi 2 for college. For ¢ OF desired Infurniation address ‘A. MeCAULEY, 1 zhly Tau Five hours iron ae, ters, c. P, Headmaster, PRIVATE TUTOR—(6 full. yeurson Vi. ave..) will re-open Octo- Ber Ist, in larger accommodations, asa ‘Boarding and | ER AND COPYIST, nd floor). ‘Type writing taught for $10. Jez. . $10. e293 LD-ELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLE Preparatory.—Fourth year commences Sep es for uuy college; best | . Principals, 1305 re county, Md Principal, reopens S; English, Classical’ and Comunercial. Unsurpasse in advantages and situath i Selmi OPW. rapid hi ut eras HEAPEST WAY TO LEARN And to spend summer agreeably at Piymouth, Masa: res O01 OF LANGUAG: (723 14th st. n. woe * SERVATORY ing, cor. Mth aud F sts, en stages Oe BULL. je7zm* For jsoom. ‘Competitive prizes, Expenses of living exceptionally ex- th por Learn to writ shorthand on the steno Great reduction in OF MUSIC, RD Dit 1d r a Languages, Mus 1916 Bou st. on, Oct. Tyarten, lars, address 17 SHORTHAND AND cally taught. Su s followed. Private pu in price tely every article we WILL FIND ANY Office of Jonus & my6 Conservatory, Piano t euitore, 1012100 st. ac gate ‘Mathematical, __ 625 Peousrivaniasvenve | Evening Classes, $3 and $5 reopens October 1st, LsS¢ CH LESSONS Me ae EIT, OF BOSTO! 2VE uate and certitied exaniiner of the New’ England ‘adults confidential; ith ine my21-tna id. » TY PEWRIT aston, Stenographers, 472 La ave: ech awe all examinations. corner Sthaud K sts, n.w. Sines. & W. FLYNN, a month. Asomer Sra: HEIGHTS, -ased facilities for a thorvagh education in Engiish, Modern, and Ark Address Miss EARLE, Number limited to 15, connection with the school, Gof Mie ¥. Prudhomme For care street, . GRAD. que, harmony and voice | be dss PRIVATE, Lpsons TX ALL GRADER OF mucdy; prepares for college, DROVOSATS, FOR LAYING STRE! ‘of ste Biunk forms of proj obtained. PROPOSALS. PAVE. ENT UPON STREETS AND AVENUES IN CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. uly 24th, Tat more or Tess, et pavement Upon various streets and avenues, ysals and specifications can be ‘at this office upon application therefor, together with all necessary information, and only bids upon these forms will be considered. he right is reserved to reject any and all bids oF parts of bids, LIAM LUDLOW, 14-6t Pp ROPOSALS FOR FU. OFFICE OF THE SUPE Wh STEDENT OF STATE, PARTMENT BUILDING, N, July 7, 1s86. for Coal and Wood, Titendent of the di I be OLLOCK at. SURTH, 1886, NAVY ANP War D W ys ULY INTY-FC to supply the state, War and Navy Department build fg with’ Fuel, name! 2,000 « 25 tons White Ash Stove Cou Reserving the right to order aus much more of either furnace or stove as may be required at the hakitenal tobe of the bes cost of government seales in. 40 bo All wood to be of the U sworn, hickor; same price. quality, free frum cust or purities, and Inspected by ayworn inspector at the the contractor, aud to be weighed upon the 1e court yard. cords, more oF less, Hickory Wood. cords, inore oF less, Spruce Pine Wood. quality and inspected Inspector atthe cost of the contractor. -v wood to be sawed i oe ‘the 0 three pieces, aud meas- ured after it is «awed and delivered, i mudd woo to be delivered at the State, War 7 Department balkitny or omer heat ae quired, and stored in the vaults by the parties to Whom the contract or contracts. may be awarded at such, times and in such quantities as the conveuience of the depart may require ‘The right to reject any and all bids or to accept any portion of any bid ts reserved, and th der will be reyuired wo furnish a bond in the su $5,000 ax u guar: ticowsstul bide m of fee of the faithful performance of the contract wich may be awarued him, re JULY Scaep rrorosats wins be ni the ot TWE 104 HENRY L. SNYDER, Chief Engineer, US X., Superintendent, ED AT ice of the chief clerik, Deparment ‘of Justice, bnul TWELVE O'CLOCK NUON, TU. SDAY, JULY LETH, 1586, for faruistiing the department with ice for use during the fiseal year ending June 30, 1ss7. ‘The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. In- structions to bidders can be obtained on application, _wyi AHL GARLAND, Attorney General, 886. S JULY 8 1886. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the oftice of EW u TWE with th seal y the Chlet Clerk, Department ot Justice, VE O'CLOCK NOON TUESDAY, JUL’ TIETH, 1886, for furnishing the Department he ollowing anlounts of uel for use during the ear ending June 30, 185’ ‘Three hundred (30) tous Furnace Coal, Four (4) tons spiint Coal. Que (1) ton White Ash Stove Coal. ‘Twelve (12) cords Hickory Wood. Eight (5) cords Pine Wood, ‘The right to reject any aud ali ‘bidsis reserved. Tn- structions to bidders can be obtained on application, A.M GAKLAND, sy 9106 Attorney’ General . JULY 8, 1886. Scarep proposars wit Br RECEIVED AT the office of the Chief Clegg. Department of Justice, until TWELVE OCLOCE NOUN, ‘July 20. 1886, ior, furnishing the Dep: ‘Sta Honery for use during the fiscal yeur eudiug June 30, 1 bi idders cau be obtalned uj Lists of the articles neede (pon apy nd instructions to cation. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved, Iyer _POTOMAC RIVER BOA’ it A. H. GARLA 1D, Attorney General. NOR ‘SOU STEAMERS GEORGE LEA’ AILY LINE, OLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE KY and LADY OF THE AT 5:30 P.M. LAKE. LEAV, FIRST-CLASS FATE, $2. ROUND-i RIP, $3, ‘Hound-irip Ticket Good on Either Boat’ Steamer Leary trom 7th strect_ wharf, MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Steamer Lake wom 6th sireet_whaif, TUESDAY, Leary going 5 THURSDAY and SATURDAY y stops at Piney Port and Cornfield Harbor and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point and returning, and on Saturday at Colonial Steamer Leary connects at Norfolk with Bos tou and Providence Steamers, Bothsieamers connect, with steamer Ariel for Richmond, Va.,and Old. 50- ch t i rates x FOR ALL POTOMAC REY! la bus resumed her trips between Washington and Ralt- more, SUND, Span. Siops at River Landings Frei urdays only, and must to. NE Leaves ithatreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS. Day! TUESDAY ub kiver oman, B&O. ry EI MORNING. ae W. RIDLEY, Manuger. RECT TO, u Line tor New York aud al, railroad lines youth. ure rooms and tlekets ai the B. and 0. oflices, 51 and 619 Pennsylvan press, 603 Penn a av lvania avi nue and Knox's Ex: where bazgaxe may 06 Ked from hotels and private residences. For fir iuformation. inquire at Hephone calls 94 abd 740-3. the Company's oflices, J ot i. Above schedu pee. 4 LANDINGS. rs. Oe into ete Moudas PAIS 25 STE Jou Vecnesdiy A e407 at, a8 far Crry and Leonardtown aad all latermedinte ‘Make all Inndings every trip. Commmenine Suit oo Selsiu OMAC TRANSPORTATION Li THE STEAMER SUE, carn W. G_ Gnvonueax, 1e ‘ing Stephenson's wharf, foot 7th st, every ny v4 ban., aud Baltimore every FRIDAY. a Wt recelved on Bal be pre STR __22th and Pa, a zi IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELIY and “SATURDAYS att a mn, Ret FIUDAYS and SUNDAY p. nas tou Kive Kandings as fa ug lomint eek Currk: abd St. Clements Bay, Ma. Comnests will RO at Shepherda. See schedule. we SOHN b. PADGETT. Agent. te NEW YORE—FREIGHT STEAM KS JOHN GIBSON and E.G. KNIGHT leave ery SATURDAY at 4 Freight at lowest rites, Bi; 6th st. whart, Wasiiington, every ‘Toba! M* ‘Washi wele VERNON! MT, VERNONt STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN ‘ves “th-street wharf ee dan SG Saerk Sal, (except, Sunday) tye ington about $30 bem, 1. L. BLAKE, Captain, Prices Tons To Sunzvs RUN YOUR EYES DOWN THIS COLUMN. And: "RAH, FOR THE 4TH OF JULY! then call at OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND F 8TS,, And see the Blue Norfolk Jackets at $3, worth $4, Norfolk Jackets at $5, worth $7. Norfolk Jackets at $6, worth $8. Fine Norfolk from 31650, Jackets and Punts at $10, reduced Seersucker Norfolk Jackets and Vests $2, worth $3. Seersucker Coats and Vests at $1.50, $2 and $2.50, wort Oftice Coats at 3 32, $band 4. c., worth 50c. Coats and Vests in” Alpaca, Drap @'Ete, Pongees, greatly reduced prices. ise = Great reduction throughout our entire stock of BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS. Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth $25, oad ‘Whit Panta in immense variety from $1.25 up. ite Vests from 75c. up. FOR BOYS 5 TO 13, ‘Shirt Wausts at 35c., 50c., 75c., 5 Shizt Wansts at 35c., 60c., 75c., 80e. and $1; best in Suits at 92.50. $3, $4.50 and $5.25; best goods ever shown for the money. FOR BOYS 18 TO 18, A fine assortment in Ni sort Norfolk and Plain Suits must OAK HALL, CORNER 10TH AND FSTREETS yy 435 | Ger Tar Bost Chaeeaurack the LOWEST PRICES for SHOPS aetna a-rignng atlas 3 easy and earing Shoes Bole sale Fonsi sbmiia’ pie” Act er"karecat | _, Weare tbe Sole Agents for thesale of the Genuine Shoes are now oflered ai reduced tates Call‘and tas amiue No wouble to show goods A few more of | Beware of Imitations, those bandy Satchels und Va'iven, Trunks, etc, stillou | Besureof Nameand Number, Gente Furniatting Linsts tow as can vateuum 2 2° LUTZ & BRO, a A#A4 and 1916 Peuna ave, + my20 4. W. SELBY, Je19 407 Fennsyivanis Avenne, THIS AFTERNOON, UNCANSON BRO6, Auctioneers. 000 FEET OF GROUND FRONTING ON EENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREI WEEN BAND & STREETS NOR Patt On ISHERWOOD! ven ON” WEDNESDAY APTERNOON, JULY, FOURTEENTH, 1886, at HALE-PAST S1VE: LOCK, we will sell in from ~ premies=e, Ti, 13, on dF a or Bee aie feat aad ‘o yt SO) Wiginity rapidly eohancing in vskae . ian 5 Phage keel vifennis: Onethitd each: balaae i one and two Notes to bear interest, aud io be secured, a trust, oF all caah at option of purchaser, A deposit ot $100 Feguired on each lot at Umeof sale. Convey lied Wich ia ten days oiteratvo right revetved to Fe: with ii ten titer Pafaner Ave abirc notice of such resale 1a Ome Dal Bews ished tn Washington, D. C. Syradeda PY DUNCANSUN HHOS, awctioneers TPHOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer CHANCERY SALR OF VALUARLE PROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN- COLN AVENUE (OR GLENWOOD ROAD), KNOWN As PART OF THE KEATING PRUE ERTY, WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a decree of the Suprome Court of the District of Columbia, sitting 1h cquity, passed in @ cause (wherein Keating et al. are Somplainapts, and McLaughlin et ab are defondante), No, 8601, 1 shall, on WEDNESDAY ARTERN ULy IVE FOURTEENTH, at HALF Past. LOCK. on the preniiges, sell the following de- Seribatt real estate, sltuated iG sald Diatrct,to wit, lots |. 35, 40, 42, 45, 49, 58, 61, 68, 73 and "79, Ih’ Me- faugnlin’s subdivision ‘of the tract of land known a8 Prospect ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, notes to bear six per cent interest from day of sale, of all cash at option of OF Purchasers, Deposits of $20 will be required on each hnimproved lot. “It terms ot sale are not complied with within five days after day of sale the trustee se ferves the right to rescil the property at the risk and cost of the detaulting purchaser or purchasers, Jesodeas. i PUMONN ¥. MINNIS, Trustes, THIS EVENING. HIS EVENING, AT HALE-PAST SEVEN, PM, PA eA i ng PE! NEYIVANTA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR- whe ce team be ci naa ny stock fon, AVERY “BVENING, at 0A! PAST SRVEN. util all are dlaposed ob realus may be expect _myisam ‘2. FOLEY, Anctioneer, ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers, AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, CHARMS, AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JEWBLEY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Will be sold at our salesroom, streets, commencing ‘THis hVE: GH O'CLOCK, and will be continued EACH EVENING ‘ABLE HOUR, Until entire stock Js disposed of. WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucis, WALTER B. WILLIAMS @ CO.. Auctioncors, CONTINUATION SATR OF FINE TRUNKS, HARNESS, TOURISI ALSO FINE TRAVELING BAG! SUPPLIES, RER CONSIGNED TO US TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC “SALE, MONDAY, | WeDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,” JULY TWELFTH, FOU! TEENTH AND SIXTEENIH, AT ELEVE: QOCLOCK A.M. AND EIGHT O'CLOCK P. M. AT STORE, No. 009 FIFTEENTH STREET OPPOSITE U.S. TREASURY. Jylv-it_ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. TU-MORROW. rpwos. E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, TU CLOSE OUT AN WSTATE, VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT. AUCTION, JULY FIFTEENTH, at SIX O'CLOLK P. M.,I shall offer for sale In BURSDA front of the premises, part of lot 26, in square 28, improved by three. small frames, numbered 1, 3 an 5, Snow's alley, between 24th, 25th, Cand ik ‘streets northwest. ALQUARTER-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, sub lot 5, in 106, improved by buildings numbered 1785 Pennsylvatie avenue northwest. X O'CLOCK, part of lots 1. and 891. improved by buildings of sale, ‘THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, Auct. Lovmana state Lorrery company. CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. ‘Tickets ouly 9S. Shares in proportion, “We do hereby certify that wes ments Jor all the Monthly. and oy dhe danisiana State Tettery Company, land tn per. son manage anid control the Drawings themselves, (and that the time are conducted with honesty, jutrness, and fnood saith toward all partirs, and we authorise the Company to use this certhieute, with facsimiles of our Signatures utdached, in its advertisement,” tha arrange. uarterty Drawings Cotnmisstoners, We the undersigned Banks ant Bankers wit pay alt Prizes drawn in’ The Louisiana State Tolteried which ‘may be presented at our counters. J. H. OGLESRY, Pres Lovisiana National an, J. W. KILBRETH, Pres, Siate National an, A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleaiis National Bak, Incorporated in 1864 for twenty-five years by the Lasininture for faducationai and charitanis pursue with'a capital of $1,000,000—to. whlch & reserve fund of over $550,000 has since been added. Hy au over helining populat Vote Iv (raiichise was made'a parto! the present State Coustitution adopt December 24. ‘br i879. ae “Ine only Lotte-y ever voted on and enudorsen by the people of ny Staten TY NeVict SCALES OR POSTPONES, Its Grand ‘Single Number Drawings take monthly, and the Extraordivary Drawings regu every threo months instead of Semi-Anuually as hore: tolore. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A Fo: TUNE" BIGHT GRAND DRAWING. CLASS AT o SP 10, J5u0. ‘Monthly Drawing. 100,000 Tekeigat Five Dabars iach, iekeig at Five Dolkars. fo Fractions, in Finhs, tn pr List oF PRizks rso™ JcAPIraL PRIZE. jace arly pe 30" 2 PRIZES OF gowo: 6 Pete OF S000 1 i000. 20 do fot 10 Mo 200. boo do "00: = 3 2 : = ib 2 a ou a 25,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZI 9 Approximation Phizes of $750. Hs cS cy HER 8 * 1,967 Prizes. amounting to.. ‘Application for rates to clubs should be made ouly to the office of the Company in New Orleans. For lurther information write clearly, giving fall address. PUSTAL NUTES, Express Money Orders, or New York Exchange iu ordinary eter. Cur Teney by Express (at our expenye) adaresseu 3 A. DAUPHIN, Orieans, a, ‘Make P. O. Money Orders payabie and address Rag istered Letters to Pee NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK yi ‘New Orleans, La, Bosmss Is Busrvzssi SENTIMENTAL VAPORINGS MAY CATCH THE UNWARY, BUT PLAIN FACTS ARE WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT. HERE ARE SOME ONE THOUSAND OFFICE COATS IN CHECKS AND STRIPES, AT 25c EACH; 600 ALPACA COATS AT $1.35; 1,000 SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS AT §1.40; 850 FANCY PATTERN SUMMER VESTS AT @1, AND THE FINEST GRADES OF TROPICAL CLOTHING AT PRO- PORTIONATELY LOW PRICES, INCLUDING SILK ALPACAS IN VARIOUS COLORS, PONGER OR RAW SILK COATS AND VESTS, SERGE SUITS IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHADES THE EQUAL IN POINT OF CUT AND MAKE OF THE FINEST CUSTOM TAILORING. UP GOES THE MERCURY. DOWN GO OUR PRICES FOR MEN AND BOYS’ CASSIMERE SUITS. YOU CAN NOW SELECT YOUR CHOICE OF FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS AT §10, GOOD VALUE FOR 916. SEPARATE TROUSERS, ALL-WOOL, MODELS OF CORRECT STYLE AND SHAPE, FROM $250 UP. BOYS AND CHIL DREN'S SUITS AND EXTRA PANTS IN GREAT. VARIETY AND AT PANIC PRICES SHIRT WAISTS SELLING WITHOUT REGARD TO CosT. THESE STATEMENTS ARE WORTHY OF IN- VESTIGATION. MAKE NO MISTAKE AS TO THE PLACE a THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, 3.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND DST, LL BLUE sIaNa) wo J. M, GRADY, Manager. E. M. Boros & Bua ‘THE BEST PRESERVING JAR PERFECTLY PURE SUGARS At Bottom Prices, WRESHLY ROASTED COFFEES, {yl0smw ‘Pennsylvania Avenue cor. 4% et. ‘BEKS & 00., Auctioneers, 837 Louisiana, ‘Opposite Olly Post Ostce, EGU LA: AL] HOUSEHOLD FURN! COMPLETE. ons odVienkh REPRESS WACO. HE ASSO! AUCTION ROOMS, THURSDAY, JULY OULOCK, ARTIES: RN iG ARE IN ATTEND Pak BALE 4s Tate witHouT ED TO ENT 18 at RAME COTTA WIT, ROH O ae OR, 8y bel WEST, TO BE REMOVED. BRICK RACK £0; NO. 805 H STREET NORTH: On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY NINE- TEENTH, at 1X O'CLOCK. we will sells in rout of tho bremisese One two-story From Cottage with brick back moved within ten days. rps ios. E WAGGAMAN, ‘Real Estate Auctioner. iylededs Boliatng aud worksbop, ing No, 905 H strect nothwest, the same to De re DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts, TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON ULY TW. P. north north alon} thenee soutl EASY SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN K AND L STRERIS SUUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in bet "Na. 1120, Yoito B40 sen, Fecords of the District of column Fequcst of the party thereby secured, 1 Will sott-at te anti io part of lot 21. in square of in trout of the premises, EXGPHIRD, 1os6, at, SL of the south line of said lot on 6th street; thence ‘suid strect 20 feet; thence east 116 feet: ‘20 feet, and thence west 115 feet to the inning. improved by a comfortable dwell- No. 1010 Sixth street southwest. ‘One-third cash; the balance in three equal Of the land 3a end at thedy on FRIDAY, ‘O'CLOCK, 5 fect instalments, in six, twelve and eighteen months for which notes of purchaser, bearing iterest from day ot ia Of B10 will be reaat and secured = taken, or all casi y deed of trast on property sold will “option of purchaser. A deposit fred! ne tame of sale, and all'con= Yeyancing ant recording will be at purchaser's cost, EC ferme of sale arenot complied with in ten days fron sale, proj erty Will be resol ing purchaser, IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee, THOS. E. WAGG. N, Auct. ‘at risk and cost of default- ay} PBEsVeL & canvsi be Distriet of Columbia, paswed SIXTH DAY OF SULY all th ‘pai Square numbered 56, in the city of Washington 2 TE, STREET, TWEAT INGTON CITY, D.C By virtue of a decree of the Soy yc hoover mid ot y and thors, equity rustees will, on MG = Xo, ‘6 ONDAY, M., sel public auct Teal estate kno 1 aS. BETWEEN TWENTY SECO! Y-THIRD STREETS WEST, WASH- I, Real Kstate Brokers, 4008 F street northwest, CHANOERY SALE OF ABLE IMPROVED REAL RStA Re UNUATR ON NORTNEG ND AND of the premises, of Jou three (it pis trict of Columbia, beginning for the same at a poibt on orth G street distant thirty-elght (38) feet seven (7 Inches east from the southwest. corner of said lot, ain runnlng thence east on line of north G street seven- teen feet, tuence running north the depth of said lot, thence running west seventeen feet, and running thence south to the plat of b ginning, Improved by a two-story frame building, No. 2225 G street north w Sory hotes of the purchaser; no fiven until purchase money fein is reserved on the property for sald purci ext. ‘Terms of sale One-third of purchase money cash ‘nd the balance thereof in six and twelve months from day of sale, the whole to bear interest from day of sale. and payzhents thereof secured by the promis- shall” be nd interest be paid, A money and interest; the purchaser to insure the build Ang to satisfaction ‘of trustees and assign policy to trustees. A deposit of $60 required when property is Knocked down. All conveyancln ‘at pur-hasers’ costa. ‘Terras of sale must be complied with in ten days from day of sale. _Syl4ad NATHANIEL CARUSI, WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustees, Uflice, 486 Loulsianuavenue, ATURDAY, ¥, W. C. DUVALL, Auctioneer, SEVENTH ve i WILL Tu, seil af uuction. at Police Headquarters: 23. Beer ‘aud 2 cart loads of Brick leat TWEAVE Kegs O'CLOCK NOON. By order Commissioners D.C. RICHLAND SYLVESTE st ER, Pr ‘Met, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ! NTH STREET, NEAR F STRE! By virtue of roperty Clerk, police, District. decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sittibg In equity passed July 2, 1866, in causd 10,028, whereln, re rr Jennie D. kin et a1. defendants, "on ord et al” are piaiutiilsand George B. Pron SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-FOURTH, 1586, at HALE.PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, T will sell Mt public auctioi all that piece lor purcél of ground and known in the city of Washi premises improved by & ten-room frame dwelling, and being parts of lor 8 and 9, in square 46 con, in the District of Columbia, ‘Terms of sale in said decree: One-third of the pur- chase money in cash; one-third in six months, und one-third in twelve months after date, or al cash, at option of the purchaser:the deferred payments secured by deed of trust, with Interest at six percent, One hundred dollars to he paid by purchaser when prop- erty is bid off. Ifterms of sale are uot complied with tn ten days the Trustee may resell at defaulting pur- chaser’s cost. ANDREW A, LIPSCOMB, Trustee, ‘Office, 321 4% st. nw. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts_ ty! CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED GROUND. IN A RAPIDLY IMPROVING NE{GHBOR- the District ot Columbia, passed 1886, m Equtt as Trustee, wil frout of 'the HOOD, BEING THE SOUTHEAST Ol! OF THIRD AND P STREE i ORTH WEST, s AND ON P STRELT, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTHW rst, By virtue of a decree of the Suy gman aay offer for sale, premises, on fi Cate Nal 0000, Cue uundetsigined TalRsbay. TY SECOND DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1886, at bic avetion, in THE SIX O'CLOCK P. M., the following deseribed real estate, situate in the Cliy of Washington, District of in square numbered (553), aud the east sixteen fee Jot numbered seventeen nine (28) feet of lot num square 553 (original lot 15 has & street by a depth of 90 feet on 3d street north orali cash, at option of purchaser, 17). red. jumbin, to wit: Original lot uambered fiiteen (15), ve hundred wud fifty-three six inches (16.6) of . and the west twenty. cit ‘said ‘on P est.) ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by decree: One-hird cash, und balance In six, twelve and eighteen months, ‘Deferred puy ments to be secured by alien reserved on the prem- tses sold. ‘The purchaser to give his notes thercior, with interest at six percent. “A deposit of 100 Po quired on each of above parcels of ground. ‘Terms to be complied with within ten days ~All conveyancing, and recording ut purchase! aug rpuowas powEE cos ‘FERDIN ‘No. 511 71 AND SCHMIDT, Trustee, th street northw Auctioneer. REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE AT PUBLIC TWELV the Tenleytown road, purchased by Prosi fowing celebrated Holstein Catt 18s 1984; On MONDAY, E O'CLOCK M. at levelal BULL “SAWYER No. 79, of Meadville, Pa. ‘cow Ire Billy Boeiys 1 wi JULY NINETEENTH, 1886, at ngiand”” Farm, on the place receatl sell the fol- calved, July 20th, ats ire Billy Boelyn: dam’ Petronells: bred’ gar Hindoxkope: y VROU TSE, 2d,” No: 8,543, calved May 29, dam Vroutje; (has bull cait seven Weeks old by above Bull “sawyer”); bred by ‘same gentleman. tses of the clty of Jy0- worthy the attention of bi istry ‘ern or US TH ST TY ON CST! ‘all th ‘nown, he Cattle will be found in first-class condition and vers. Certificates of can be seen at Lhe office of the Auctioneer. made ktown on day of sale. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, UNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. TRUSTEF'S SALE IMPROVED PROPER- 3 WEEN FOURTEENTH RELTS SOUTHEAS By virtue of adeed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No #10, folio 126, one of the lund records of the District of Columb e pieces or paresis of ground and prem ‘described on the ground. plan or plat Vashington, in the District or Colum! and known as the west "thirty-ive feet front by. entire depth of Lot num! the red one (1); the east twen- ty-seven feet front by the entire depth of Lot num- Berod two (2), and the east twenty feet six and one hulf inches front by the entire depth of Lot numbered four (4), all in square numbered. ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY (1060), together with all the improvements, ways, easements, nts, privileges and appurtenances tothe same be- Toning or in dnewise appertaining. rh "Terms: One-third cas| balance in one’ and two years, notes to bear interest payable semi-annually, lund to be secured by deed of trust on premises sold, oF all cash, at option of purchaser, 8, otherwise in Washington, D.C. Jy9-déeds SAMUEL ‘A deposit of $100 required on euch lot at time of sale. ebe,, at purchaser's cost, fo ten and cost of defauliiny lic notice of such res Conveyancing, ‘Terms to be complied will Tight reserved to resell at risk purchaser after five days’ pub- je in some newspaper publisued CROSS, Trustee, Sze Ovr $i250 Srcz Sura, IN THREE COLORS, BLUE, BROWN, AND LIGHT DRAB, ‘THESE SUITS SHOULD BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED, GEORGE SPRANSY, 607 SEVENTH STREET. P. 8—BARGAIN IN ODD PANTS AND BROKEN SUITS. iyo . We Ciosz Ar 7 P.M. * WE HAVE MADE A GREAT CUT IN OUR PRICES, WE PROPOSE TO GIVE YOU SOME GENUINE BARGAINS. ‘WE WISH YOU TO CALL WE WILL THEN SHOW YOU THE SAME, AND WE FEEL ASSURED THAY YOU WILL BUY. . Me. KAUFMAN'S Cor. Sth and I ste 56 2d EDITION. Last eras Te SU THE BRITISH ELECTIONS. Tory and Unionist Gains Conti: Be Reperted. Loxpox, July 14.—The tories have gained Middle Leicestershire from the liberals, elect- lng E. De Lisfe, conservative, over J. E. Fergu- fon, Gladstonian, The tories havo also gained East Rentrewshire, Scotland, where they de- feated M. H. Shaw-Stewart, Gladstonian, and South see ere where the re-election 9.1, Coote, jr. Gladstonian, has been defeated hens, election of Smit where omh tah 1e tories have gained Houghton-le-Spriny rham, electing N. Wood, conservative, 0 John Wiison, Giadstonian, who was seek Ciection, ‘The unionists have gained the Peebles and Selkirk district in Scotland, electing Wai- ter Thornburn, unionist, against Sir. Tennant, dladstonian, who was seeking re-election. Smith Barry, the tory who defeated T, Coote, Gladstonian, in South Huntingtonsbire, is the chiet leader of the loyalists in the south of Ire- land, and is a working miner. Eight thousand Orangemen of Sydney, N. 8. W., have cabled to England a set of resolutions gedouncing the proposal to grant home rule to an BITTER ATTACKS ON PARNELL. The London Times Charges Him With Telling Falsehoods. Loxpox, July 14.—The Times, commenting on Mr. Parnell’s denial of Lord Hartington’s Assertion that the nationalists are in league with the fenians, says: “Mr. Parnell’s denials area mere waste of breath, it seems necessary to remind him that while the Mi juis of Hartington is a man of unblemished honor ‘and veracity, Mr. Parnell quite recently was convicted of havi deliberately ‘and repeatedly affirmed that which he knows to be false.” ‘The Standard says: “Mr, Parneil carries his protestation of innocence ‘to absurd lengths. ‘he question he ought to have faced is, whether or not be has availed himself of the services or the moneys of the extremists, To accept money from fenians and then to disown them is not a course of conduct which commends itself to Englishmen.” a a To Make Room for Goschen. Loxpox, July 14.—It is expected that J. J. Hubbard, one of the conservative members for the city of London district, will resign, for the purpose of enabling Mr. Goschen to secure the seat, pean Tae A Supposed Corpse Becomes Warm. New Beprorp, Mass., July 14.—The body of Allen Hathaway, of Freetown, who was re- ported to have died on the 9th inst, and whose neral services were held on the 10th, is stated to have been warm and flushed on Sunday,and the interment of the remains has been post- Poned untii dissolution is unmistakable. gota ol my A St. Louis Bank Closes. THE CASHIER ABSCONDS, Sr, Lovis, Mo., July 14.—The Provident Sav- Ings bank closed its doors to-day and has made an assignment. Almond B. Thompson, the cashier, hus absconded, The liabilities exceed the assets by $40,000, 2) y = Bi Warsexa, ILt., July 14.—Daniel W. Hill, a farmer, living three miles west of here, was gored to death yesterday by an infuriated bull, Mr. Hill went out to his pasture to milk a fresh cow, and not returning to the house when ex- pected, the family went in search of him. They found ‘his mangied body ina gully. The man Was still alive and was able to say that the bull had gored him, He died in a tew hours, ee Preller'’s Murderer Sentenced. Sr. Louis, Mo., July 14.—Hugh M. Brook: alias W. H.'Lenox Maxwell, convicted of mur- dering Charles Arthur Preller, was sentenced this morning to be hanged August 27th, 1536. (edie pew Rev. Mr. Martin's Trial for Assault. Larayerr, IND., July 14.—In the trial yes- terday ot Rev. R. 8. Martin, a young Methodist divine, Mrs. Frazer testified that on the 6th of Januaty last Martin committed an assault She did not inform her husband pril. Martin denied the charge. A r-in-law of Mrs, Frazer testified to hav- ing had a conversation with Martin last May, in “whieh he ackuowledged having been iin? prudent, but denied all actual wrong, SSS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. (Tue following are the openiny and 3:00 p. m. prices of the New York Stock Market today, as reported by special HE. Dodge. 580 16:h street: Do, pref, Northwest. Do. pref.. a Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations Qn the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day? U.S. 48, coupon, 126 bid, 126% asked. U.S. 4a, Tegistered, 126 Uid. 126% asked. “D.C. per imp: 5, ISYL, Coln. 112% bid, 113 asked. O-year fund. 3-658, 1924, currency, 120% bid. 20-year iund, Os, 1592, com, 112% bid.” Bo-year find, Gs, 1902, coin: Did.” Metropolitan 4. 1 stock, 105 bid, 100 sked, North Capitol and 0 strsel Ic IC steck. 44 bia. Vashington Gas, 38% ‘asked, Georgetown Gas, 44 bid. National Union'Ins.. 20% bid, Columbia Ins. 13% bid. German-American Ins, 147bid. Wasl- ington alarket stock, 19% vid, 20%, asked. Wastin, ton Brick Machine, 119 bil. ‘Farmers’ and Mec ics’ Bank, Georgetown, 152 bid. Second National Bank, 115 bid. Great'Fuils lee, 125% bid. tea! Pstat" Title Lusurance, 104 bid. Pens. et. Co., 455 Dit Pot. ‘Tel. Co. 81 bide 66% bid, 75 asked. ee Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mn. July 14—Virginia sixes, consol vith coupons, OT; tiew tees Gir ten-iorticn with Coupon, 43 bid to-day, - BALTIMORE, Mp. July 14—Cotton tirm and quiet — middling, "Flour "steady — Howard. Street und western” super, 2.504290; do. extra, 3.00a3.60; do. family, 3.75a4.50; city mills super, 2.50a3.00: do. extra, $.25ai.00; do. Kio brands, “4.50aa.62; Patapseo family, “5.15; do, Superiative patent, 5.50. Wheat—southern lower Rnd active: western lower except ior spot. southern, Fed, Sout: do. amber, S7usy: No, 2 western: winter Fed, spot, 85 bid: August, September, ‘s6a Corn—southern about, steady: western steady and” dull; southern white, 48a¥° ‘southern yellow, hominul;’ western mixed, ‘spot, 40%ai0%: July, 4o1y Addkg August, 45tyudO'y steamer, 41 bide Outs dent Sud. quiet southern, 37a42- western white, Saal: western mixed, 36a38:° Pennsylvania, 37a42 Rye Quiet, 65a08, “Huy duil and eusy—prime to “choice western, $0012.50. Provisions geuerally higher. Mess pork, 10.50a11.00, Bulk meats—shoulders and clear ril sides, packed, Cian Bacon—shoulders, Ti 49; clear rib sides, T:shams, 13al4. Lard—refined, “ig utter steady—western packed, 10a13; creamery, idais. gga higher, 12a12ty Petroleum nominally steady—refiued. 7. Coffee stéady-tto cargoes, ‘ordi nary to tale, Sugar quiet and steady ‘sof, Gig: copper refined steady, OlaniO. Whisky nominally steady, 1.1981.20. Freights to Liverpool per steamer ‘steudy—cotton, 11-64d.; flour, 15.64; in, Sacdhgd. Receipts—fiour, 8,247 barrels; wheat 71.500 bushels: ‘bushels: oats, 4,000 bushels. Suip: 536,800 Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, Ix., July 14, 11:00 a m.—Wneat has been only moderately active this morning. The Tmarket opentdat 79% foF August, gradually advanced Bog Oat August, "20%, Bort —August! ae re B re Hrt—angust, Gots, Te PERSONAL.—Assistant Secretary of the Inte- rior Muldrow has returaed to Washington from atwo-weeks visit to his home in Mississippi. — . J. Behrend, G, T. Dunlop, E. D. Hartley and E. Worton, of Washington, were among the late arrivals at Cape May.—-K. M. Pulsifer, of the Boston Herald, has given $500 to the town. of Newtonville, Mass., for the Improvement of the public square——Chief Engineer. Inch, Capt, R. F. Bradtord and Wm. H. Armstrong.ot ‘Washington, were registered in New York it night.—Peyton Wise of Richmond, R. P. Chew of ‘est VET Walter Barnett ot Pennsylvania, ‘iam A. Stephens of North Carolina, and John ‘Scriven of Savannah, “are at the " Metropolitan,— Mr. Wm. £,Smith, late Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, aud George M.Chapman, of Wush- ington, were In Chicago on Monday.—Admiral Hughes, Gen. Woodtin, of Hampton, Va, J. N. Patrick, of Omaha, P. T. Sherman, of St. and C. 8. Wright, of Philadelphia, are at the Ebbitt.—C, 8. of Boston, P. Steel, ‘and Wm. H. Scott, of Philadelphia, Alirea, Wilkerson, of Boston, and E. T. Lyneh, New York, areat the ae, —— from atler is (ass. says Gen. Congres from that disirict—Cuss ‘A. Parker of Minneapolis Frank 8, Bond ident of the “Queen and Cresent Rout President, J. M. Culp ht agent, and A. G. Mapes assistant it ageat, of the, Lobievilie and are at Willards.—Gen, Today, in the Court in General Term, the case of Lindwig ‘Gunnell and John H. Adriaans, convicted in the Criminal Court, of conspiracy ‘and sentenced to12and 18 months respectively in the penitentiary, was argued partially on exceptions, ‘The members of the committee representing ‘Washington Light Infantry were enter tained at lu at aor Columbia hote}, Cape May, . Mr. W. & Roose, of the Sethe ‘conimitien nave to Atlant ‘comm! {o sce what advantages that seat giro. wie Sesto at THE NEW NAVY. Twe ond o Maif Millien for ‘Navel ‘Vewsets. THE BILL 48 CHANGED RY THE MOUSE COM- MITTEE, ‘The House tiaval committee met to-day and changed the bill “to increase the naval estab- Ushiment” so as to make it conform to the sug- gestions of the committes on the order of busi- ness. With these changes the Speaker has agmped to recognize the committee as soon a8 the Morrison resolution and the District day are disposed of, and the bill will probably pass ‘without material opposition. The changes made in the bill are as follows: Instead of three protected double bottomed cruisers one of the beat apeed is provided for, Bot to exceed in cost $1,500,000; instead of Provided for to coat $400,000. The provision rovided for, to. cost 1@ provision Er9300,000 for a fo raisers stricken out, The completion of the monitors ie pro- Yided for, Tue provision of $1,000,000 towards the armament Of the vessels, how nearly com Seo is retained im the till. The appopriation lor ‘does is reduced from $125,000 to $75,000; that for tne ordwance plant at some(the ‘ashington) ni ard from. $250,000 to $150,000. ‘But part-of the ‘wiiiion ir arms. ment may be expended tn tools, &c. Towards the construction and completion of the vessels provided for tn the bili $2,500,000 is given to start with. Nominations To-day. Tho President sent the following pomi- tlons to the Senate to-day: George 8. Stevens, to be postmaster at Cate- xin, N.Y. ‘Wm. P. Randall, a lentenant on the retired Uist, to be # lieutenant commander on the re- tired list of the navy. Army—ist Lieut, Edward A. Godwin, sth cavairy, to be captain; 24 Lieut, Enoch H. Crowder, Sth caval: vw be lst lieut; Addi- H 2d Lieut. Stephen 1. Eiljott, “Ath cay: to be 2d lieut. Sthcavairy; Capt. Jas. F. Rahdiett, sth cavairy, to be major 9th cavalry; 2d Lieut, Charles H. Grierson, 10th cavalry, to be Ist Heut.; Additional Lieut. Seward Mott, 6th cavalry, to be 2d Heut. 10th cavalry; 2d Lieut, Fraak §. Harlow, Ist arul- lery, to be Ist Heut, Ist artillery; Additional 2d Lieut. Thos. B. Mott, Istart!tiery, to be 2d Heat, Ast artillery; 2d Lieut. Colville 'P, Terret, Sun infantry, to be Ist lieut. < me District in Congress. THE MORRISON RESOLUTION AND DISTRICT DAY. There is some talk to-day to the eflect that the District may lose its day to-morrow by the Morrison resolution going over. It is uot iikely, however, that this will occur, as Mr. Morrison is confident of passing the resolution to-day, There is, however, no probability that it will pass the Senate, GEN, BUTLER'S BUILDINGS. The Senate appropriation committee have in+ serted.a provision in the sundry civil bill, ap- propriating $275,000 for the purchase of Gen. Budler’s buildings, on Capitol hill, tor use of the Treasury, Capitol Topics. DISGUSTED HOUSE EMPLOYERS, The employes of the House are very much disturbed by the failure of the extra month’ pay clause in the general deficiency bill, The inembers of the House through whose efforts the clause was beaten, have come in for much abuse by some of the disappoiuted employes, Some of the less cautious ave been making threats and trying in Various ways to get their Tevenge. Members complain tat-tbese an- noyances have grown almost to the propor- tions of blackmail, and if they. coutinue the matter may be brought to the attention of the House. They say that some of the doorkeepers get the ear of the constituents whosend in cards each day to the members, and make state- ments to them detrimental to the members, This ts done by way of revenge, Members are determined not to submit tosucb action as this, and if i goes any further the dismissal of those persons who Lave been engaged in it will be de- manded, ores, Mr. Whitthorne, whoisat present serving Mr. Jackson’s unexpired term in the Senate as the Appolnice of Gov. Bate, is @ candidate for re- election next March against Gov, Bate, ‘soe. PLEADED GUILTY.—The cuse of William Lee, the colored man charged with stealing a quan tity of printing material from Mr. K. 0. Polkin- horn’s printing establishment on street, was brought before Judge Suell to-day and his counsel, Campbell Carrington, entered a plea of guilty. ’The judge gave uim six months io jail, the extent of the law. ——.—___ INJURED BY A RUNAWAY.—This mornin; Mr. Harry Gessford and a young man name Davis, residing In South” Washington, with two young ladies, started to drive to ‘Cabin John bridge. While passing the Agricultural grounds the horses rau away, upsetting the wagon, | The young ladies were quite badly in- jured."The Young men escaped with slight bruises. a WAITING FOR PRoor o¥ THE Boy's AGE— This afternoon in the Police Court a thirteen- year-old colored boy, named Charles Brown, was charged with assault and. battery with in tent to commit rape upon Carrie Sweeney, a lite white girl about 74y years old, who liv on E street, between 3d nd diy streets south- West. The assauit is alleged wW have occurred in the stable, in the rear of the house where be was employed. The boy's mother testified to the boy's age as being 13 years old, and the judge continued the case until to-morrow for her to produce the Bible to prove bis correct age. — RANGE oF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow. ing were the readings ut the signal office to-d Sa. m., 69; 7a. m., 68; 11a. m., 74; 2p. m., 78; maximum, 79; mibimuin, 67. epee GEN. SHERIDAN has returned from bis visit to Chicago, Col. Sheridan, who went with him, has not yet returned. Adjatant General Drum is also absent irom the cily on au extended va- cation. ‘The Court. Covrr IN GrNexaL Term. Today, E. B. Brown, student, admitted to the bar, Inthe case of Nallor agt. Nailor an ap- peal was allowed. U.S. agi. J. H. Adriaaus and L. Gunnell; on hearing. POLICE CouRtT—Judoe Snell. William H. Davis, colored, carrying a pistol; 20 or GU days. Patrick Fitzpatrick, indecent €xposure; sentence suspended and defendant committed ona torteited vagrancy boud. Win, Ribnitzki, threats; $200 bonds or 6 months, —— Convict Miners Rebel. REFUSING TO WORK UNLESS ASSURED BETTER TREATMENT—WHAT SENATOR BROWS SAYS. The 200 striking convicts in the coal mines in Dade county, Ga., have fortified themselves and say they will not return to work until as- sured of better treatment, Penitentiary-keeper Towers has telegraphed Gov. McDaniel that he gan crush the revolt without the aid of § ‘Towers telegraphed the governor that it would be necessary to kill three or jour of the leaders or starve all to subordination. The governor orders the latter course, and the convicts say they wiil all starve to death rather than return to work. They have gone one day without food or drink, and are more determined than ever. Many ‘of them are under lite-sentence, and ‘others for many years, Senator Brown, who owns the mines in whitch the rebellious convicts have been working, said last night he had heard nothing of any trouble in the mines. He said the convicts were well contented, —_——ee______ A Woman Stopped am. WHY OOL. GILDER DID NUT STAKT FOR THE ARCTIC. Col. Wm. H. Gilder, who was to have started from New London, Conn., today on an Arctic exploring expedition, will not go, He was ar- rested in New York yesterday on a charge of stealing @ $1,000 bond belonging to Dolly Adams, the professional swimmer. She said she gave Gilder the bond in February, 1883, asking him to find out ifit were woud. She did not see Gilder again until July, 1684, when he said that his cousin, with whom be bad leit the bond, had defaulted. Gilder denied that be said this, but admitted that he took the bond and bad not made restitution, He claims that he intends to do so, however. ol. Gilder could not obtain the 1,500 bail required of him last night and was locked up. The er claims thatbe bas given Miss Adams several ands of doll simce she gave him the bon and rumor has it that the lady, who is fond of Gilder, has had him arrested io prevent Hi going away. Passa Foury Torpnuca—A tel bec, says: ‘The captain of the Qireasstan says hey pase outside and two in the Straits of Some of them were very large. SUARP Is SATISFIED.—Jacob ot Broodway railroad, in au interview @itha te. , said: “I want it COMMANDER SAMPSON ‘TENDENT OF THE NAVAL \CADIMY. selected aval academy nes time, and the wi simply ecaue his tine ie up. District Government Affairs. THE GEORGETOWN AND TENLEYTOWN RAIL~ Com: re have. teplied to th joners have repli ere deat of the House committes on the District Sr thet views respecting the bill to Incorporate e Geor leytown Ratiroad coms the Georgetown und Teuleytown Railroad come that the general y belt approval and. tie heorporators named ‘are reputable and fesponsible citizens of the District. NOTICKS TO WHOLRSALE LIQUOR DEALERS. The Commissioners have insied a wotl in view of the recent decision of the favor of the District on the question of the scope of a wholesale liquor license, all licenses to Wholesale liquor dealers Will be revoked When it issbown that Hquor 18drank on the Premises or said dealers, BUILDING PRRMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as tole lows: David A. Windsor, orect @ threestory: and atte dwelling, New Hampshire avenue nd N street northwest: §13,000. W. H. Bor hannan, erect a two-story and cellar dweiling And store, 4th, be RA. av. Ald GL; 83,000) mas i. Wagsaman, colar dwellings 0 # SoUtHEASt, SS.(0D tworstory dwell 12th Epiphany chureh, Gb Airects northwest, mpair and extend ehureh; $1,800, MISCRLLAN OUR, The he for Distriet, 113—whive rave per 1,06 20.1%; cole ored, 40.36, pal causes of death were consumption, 17, diarrhoes, % typhold fever, pheumenia, 3. Births reported 29 whit 21 colored. Marriages reported colored, Win. J. Johnson, additional private, has ree igned his piace On the Metropolitan police ree. Major Samuel Ii. Walker suggests to the missioners Chat all permits tor new bullde airs, isxued by the building iuspoce ratorred to his viliee for iuiormation of the police departinent. _— Fair Play Gas Concamers in West Washington. To the Baitor of Tue hvixine Sram. The bill reported by the District committee of the Senate, Intended to vive relief tocousumers of gas in Washington, shows an unfair discrimi: nation againsteonsuimers in Georgetown which, Js now really part of Washington eity, alt being under the same municipal government) Gas Light Co. bas sumer In Georgetown pays 82 net for what is registered by Unal Ingenious contrivance known as # gas Meter. [thas been said that the George town company is “a poor struggling corpora. but according to tesumouy before Senate sub-committes ex-President Bar- of the Washingt Light Coy wequired a coui inte ani wilt “hardly be clatmed that he | i going around helping any struggling enter prises, Besides this, ery imperfect bill re | ported ts perivet in ¢ securing the Wash ‘olling aud that ts, i orn of ny, tt » be, would have th Atauy rate, the diserim ne bill, as ‘protection, against The poopie’ liviag west of creek go" unjust that “It ts hoped Some friend of twit play tt will we to amend th but gress by making It apply to the District of Colamb: Ad not to oue section thereot, giving all We people the beneiit vi the measure, c - News Bricfs. ‘The International Moulders’ U in session, AL Toronto, passed resululivns ( jug Wren dent Cleveland aud the bill legalizing nation The reports that m cabinet are advising American Dshing Yesseis is a asserted that there was @ row I over tite fist of the Polling in Can be stopped yesterday; during which s« policens he ninth Juror has been secu anarchist trial in Chicag The entire Freuch cabinet agreed to the dveree expelling the Duc d Auwate. There were 90 deaths frum chviera tu Italy yesterday. Grand Master Workman Powderly las orm dered an investigat ho eatise of the strike at the Augusta, Ga, ih Between 5,000 and 6,000 Knights of Pythiag ere In Uke Prucession in Luroute yenierday. A correspondent of the Norloik Virgimin, | WTiting irom York county under dete ot Juiy 8, says thata snowstorm occurred in Laatcounyy ob Uhat day, lasting fifleen minutes. toe AMERICA’S FIRST COLORED UATHOLIC PRIEST, The Kev. Augustin Foikon, the tirst colored Koman Catholic priest ever ordained trom America, celebrated ix tirst mass in the iwe ‘atholie church of St. Mary's, Iu Hoboken, N. J., Sunday moruing. ‘Subsequently be starved Jor Quincy, Ill, Where be is to have a parish, He is 36 yours old wud Was a sinve. Le haw been studying in Kome since 1668, aud Was or duined Wo months ago. coe POWDERLY Fok GoVEKNOR.—It Is stated thas, General Master Workiman Powderly bas cous sented to accept the de We LominatioR for governor of Peuury iwauia, aoe ‘cer Traveler's Guide. Pens, Roure—B. & P. Siation, Gihand Baste. —FPor N.Y. Philadelphia, Bosion aud tse hast, a0 find 1 a: 2, 3:00, 4:19, 10:00, 11:20 pa Boston. 2 pa. daily). Viladel pla wccoratn Sod E26 ome Bue lneags, Curctuut "ot Late Sud 11:20 pam. Bor Olieags, Cuciuuatl, "et. Bnd Plisbdrg and west 0 au (Cheago tim daily, 0.50 aan, (Fast line) daily ty Ciucuuad St Louis and exept Saturday to Caieagy, W100 atm Chicago and “Ciucinnati, 7210 pau. amily; Packie ntatlive O Nell for express, 10:00 p.u. day. For luckiond eid, the South, 6, 10:00 a.m. 4: puvday.) "For Balti 685: Ti nm, 1205, Fas oud and 1130" 1900's, : in. For Pope's Creck Lue, 243 8 tm, aud £40 Bit. Galiy, tacepe Sunday.” For Anuapolls, 48 Simi; 12508 nd 4-28 pm. sally, cAoepe, Sunday. Ow Sunday, 0 am. 41> pan. For ere. Cananueigua, Rescheriar, Basin, Nikgara, 1:00 Ya dly, coo Samay ih ANDO. Rovre—statton, Corner New Jersey Ave ug and C Strect.—For Chicago, 10:00 a-t. ciate Ned), 10:00 pain. daity; tor Cincinuat, Louigyiie aid S30 pn. 10:10 pan.” bor Pitesbarg, For" Baltimore, &, Oa, 12:0, 129, 519 cade ay hapolis, 6:40, a ve. Us oo a ea day, pe ES SR A IA Em. dally. except Sainday- hor toca pouis between Wastington and Gaithersivurg 10°05 au. and 123 2130 pau daily, excert sunday va mR a Miation—For New Onesie anda For Louie 11D am. «dau y); southern ‘tall amd Sunday, 1119 am 530 p. ms Stations) 7 a ‘aNDoai Roure—2. & O. Station.--Por New Orieaun and intermediate poinia, 50:00 nm. and 630 ‘on. dally. > Wasuiwofox & Ouo.—B, & P. Station —For Lew burg aud all sstions ¥:10a. m.eod 6:40 p.m. dally except Sunday, and 449 p.m every day. Mx. A. F. McM1Ls.ax, Washington, D.C, saya Red Star Cough Care cured iis couxli, DIED. LICK. On Ji 13th, 1886, et 11 am.,' SPE 2S PPS tates Pex ceo }s, iz rad » Tea on residence, Soci Tees, etd o'clock pan. Prtewae Gi'the weuily Yovited. * pods Y; Ou Tuenday, July 198h, 1880, KLIZABETIE "Funeral from her late residence. 1102 Tenth street southeast, on ‘Thursday, July,15tb, 1898, at o'clock p.in. Teles ati irtetie respec aly Tavined wo attend Thursday, July: gabam. Lizzie Zetingen!dacchuar ot sohe a years,