Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1886, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., Fe TUESDAY. JULY 27. 1886. FOR SALE—HOUSES. nace SWORMSTEDT & BRAD! se 3 SALE het. near P st. twostory and basement g. all od. Lumps: rented to desirable ih: can be bought ow’ very easy RMS TEDE & BRA DL ery ,lusirable new brick Dwelling on Riggs st, ar 14D SE, wt $5000. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLE aw es ae 927 F st. Sok SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, LOT 50x 170, 11 room . carriage howse NM #8 Lote lieach. O02 150. a L F wanted. Near Lincoln Park 1, 5 feet of gronnd. 0 cents per foot. ROBT. W. Room 9, 1216 F st = (OK <ALE OR RENT—FOUR st oo 12th st near Boundars prow sae SE ; 220 N. J. ave..144.$25,000 92 Mertiest..n. 3258 “s Ti Th acne » Eekes USES Shite lott twC120 to 20 fe alley, se hein rear fe ewe, ka, Wick e i2 Dhth, Sem Ey eaei mi. 1ST1O00 to aiiey cach AOxB0L0 alley. NW. cor 29th abd S, W. cor Isty and 3 So-room brie, Sa. near Mew. cach. DODSON © DEEULE Jy26-38 ASIY F sireet nw. SALE—CHEAP—ON 8D ST. N.W., 3 NEW k Houses, 6 rooms, gas and water. renting for F month each; will sell all (aree for S100, mote B.A DARNEILUE, 1226 Fst. MR SALE CHES Peach. also, Sor 10 we: great bargain “P ATDARS Tp Price Fosse ue K iu store oi SALE-CHEAP_4 NEW BRICK ses on N, bet Sdand 4%4s.w.; $1,550 each; $300 Cash, balance I, 2, 3, and 4 years. = ay2t CW PARKER, 4% and E sw. JOR SALE-CHFAP— Siz D Sw., S-room Brick; mod, imps. Price CH. PARKER, 4% and Eaw._ STORY s-RUOM FS st. mod. basement Brick, on 121 mp. 1) Foon, 83,600, Two-tory Brick, with alleys. Pierce Place, rear 15th Tea-roowm Frame, 13th, near 5, neat bome: $4,000: cellar, side and rear 5,00. location, on Very easy ternis: $5,000. Founs and cellar, Mi ry Brick. I st.uear 12th n.w., 10 rooms mps.; furnace; 96.300. i mw., 1-room Brick, vith mod. imps; Cail for cfrentar fee soir esa Bon sat Sts, & wet prc LnONakew & D vio? diy ste ZO SALE—CHEAP— A Good BESINESS Pipi pert iim ce. cor, Delaware aves and F st vee ENtoni brick in tear” price of Hoth, 3.500) ENON AD & MUCKLET 102 Sats, Sezeat | DROIT PARK—COE [20K SALF—HOUSES—Li tof Lyundary and Linden sts Loffer for sale eight uew bricks, five on Linden st. and three on Boundars. ‘These houses have all modern improve- vis. are well located ahd weil built) “Tey, wil losest Inspection. Prices vary trom. ‘Will sell on monthly payiments if desired. JOHN E ARMS, S10 F FOR SALE—LOTS. EDUCATIONAL. ATCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. JOR SALE—LOTS— RIERLY HALI—A PRIVATE HOME *CHOOL iu se, Pet Scott clrcie and Oat went se, $3.50. for, young ladies ‘Terms thoroughy Foreirea erate Tuition E PORTER, Principal, near oars Me uy near Fouleswiller Mads fyBrtuthaam” YLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE jext Sension opens SEPTEMBER 20, 1880. Course, embracing aces, special courses Q bet. 29 and 30, north sid regular Colleciat ‘Classics ‘and the: . Civil and “Mechanical Engin are provided, under the direo- ‘and eminent Lectur. These lots Lave small fr 10,et. Musmave.and B ve. 12th and Tsts. Ke, 1 2 full corps of Peofemors ers. “The Cadets are under military organization and Hefore makings final selection send for Catalogue of this institation, givi of Instruction, Term: iculars as to courses larsb ty DODSON & DEEBLE, Se caaaioeas oad 1319 F st nw. tage on T st,, containing wquare feet: price 75¢ JOHN F. BEALL, Jy26-3t_ Real Estate, Loans aud Insurance. 1420 F st, ¥ W. 0. DENISON, REAL ESTATE w., Valuable Bui Denison € Leighton’s subd Picasant and Pleasant Plains, in fuil view of the w National Park, bordering on Huck Creek, as ‘yied for unanimously by the U.S. Senate. Cull early to secure bargains, fs JOR SALE—CHEAP- feet of ground on Bou ; to an immediate purchase! MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, A Select Boarding and * 29, 1886. Por catalogue particulars address Mr. and Mrs. WM. D. Principals, 1212 and 1214 14th attention, at Norwood, Nelson Co.'Va. Pupils desirous of of the Norwood Inst ng for the regular course ie, oF wlio wirh au opportunity acieal use of the Fre Interest to attend t 20,000: SQUARE dary street hear 1Oth miner session {OK SALE-CHEAP— WHOL gat of Squares of ground in the northeast part i 2A. DARNEIL! HALES Nb | NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE. With Preparatory ani Bostness eo With Pr tory and Primary Sebools for Girls "Fail sessions open Separate burtatugs. A MURLLY-D-D., Tage. per foot. Tie ice of Tate at Reno now $10, $50 and S00, will be advanced upor passage Of Te Dill, "Now is the time to buy ft one-half future price, ne a ren: LAND SCHOOL for girls, Sandy Spring Mont, 1 id, 1% miles north of Vashington city, re . 40, ‘thorough tralning: home government: carefully attended to; number itmited.. For re address HENKY ©, HALLOWELI, A. Mt OR S\LE—THE NEWCOME @ L0G x98; south front, east B31 F st jy 24st AP-LOT ON 16TH Three on Corcoran. near 16th, $1,500. Mt. Pleasant froy N. $1 per foot. . FR HERTFORD, 1 cHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Great reduction in prices THe weriirz 5c 1 be open all sun mer. pshire ave.. each 18x r Sy gs: TYLER & RUTIERFO E.SCHEEL ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO sud VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention (> be xinhers, ag well as those wishing to be qualified for Feacers and performers, Terms inoder iy a. proved propert Wat reasonable 1 ngion, who Will res, large tracts pre C LAREN’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, NEAR ALEX- dispose of the same to WELLER & REP! Va—Tenth anuual session beyins ‘Sep- tember 14, 1886. Miss G. A. WORTHINGTON, Box 1 a itouses | ‘Wrculars sent on. 190, Alexandria, REPABRATORY SCHUOL For Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Recommended by Robert A. Lamberton, LL. D., president of Lehigh University. sh University, one of the most excel ‘institutions of the east, und so richly endowed that It offers free tuition to ail pply to _J15-tu,th's28t__” W. ULRICH, Ph. D., Principal. me on Boundar; h for « house frent dley Of 10 feet wide on theride. i, with sufficient dey with rear yards, Prepares youn; {OR SALE—A DESIRABLE BULLDIN between 15th and 1 1216 Fst. nw. IMPROVED location finely SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ‘The fourth year of this school (known for 33 years as Chestnut street semiuary) will open Wednesday September 29th, at Oxontz, the spacious cout if Jay Cooke, uéar Philadelphia. adapted for offices. U R alley north side of G st 4th and 15th sta. se. PS, good neigh- | S, Ogontz, Montgomery county, Fa. 5 IZED — SLOA. simplest, most rapid and most ystem in the world. Clusses forming. Tuition by correspondence. Call for prospectus. 021 Fst OF GROUND COM Meridian Hill; 26.463 sq. ft, 6 ust north of Boundary st. on west side ide and rear alley, | RENCH LESSONS, Pupils tanght iu oue season a practical use of the ‘@ Parisian prontnciation, | New term O14 17th si., between K and Le And mansard Brick, Linden st, Le Droit | N sta mw., two-story and cellar, EI pte "0. | pd M sireets, 50 fect deep, suitable for two Street paved with ev within one square of seott cirele. feet deep, elegant lot for first-class | Pleasant, with large jvode and W. A. Maury, Mr. © aud Mrs. mma Mecahill, A. (Univ. Va), LL.D. “Jy20-tu,thesime NSTRUCTION — CONTI MEK.-MADAME HOFFELDT, ing after the true Mod 6th st., near T st.. at reasonable ‘Two Lots on 16th st. near R st. lots for first-class residedice. Italian method. Classic and | m Music: good German, French snd ltallan, by unsurpassed methods, hus 1 st n.w., late 1215 rooms at 716 13UL OURSE OF STUDIES: SICAL AND COMMERCIAL. per session of five months, $100; LA Terms: Boarders day students according to grade. ‘Stuuies will be resuuied o: BROTHER JOS! Carroll Post Ofice, Baltimoré count: profits with aecepta hing capital to coal yards in thecity. Address Wood and S\LE-I CAN OFFER A BARGAIN IN four new sinah bricks, New Hampshire ave, be- ait and 1st Apply to twe t hyde SOUS T. ARMs, 810 F st. nw. WOR SALE-PINE TH Dweltme: E: EESTORY BRE ern improveime:ts: corner of Two avenues and front nag 0: ine eitcle northwest: house Fouts SOUL, and east $12,000: terms ¥. TYLER & RUIHERFORD, 1226 F st. Southwest, near SCiendid farms on Mf For otner properties inquire sate BAN PEWS MacCow AN,1008-1010 F stnw. | THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES maid enters ou bat es neat Khon rent for pid per month eac ‘ap for cash. Inquire af 24 thst JOR SALE FIRST-CLASS DWELLL rooms, sitnated i'm very desirable lor northwest, payiug over Sper ecnt on the Tnyuire of PARKER & TOWNSEN Fst ~SALE-TWO_ FINE, st st. n.w., Gee aiid oth a Fespect= liey. Price for both, is only Sve. per fyot for ground. JON FE. BEALL, Real Estate, Loaus aid Insurance, 1420 HANDSOME NEW SSTORY AND Brice Dwelling, 12 rooms and ‘bath: aiern ip all its appointments: heated y mantels, with bevelled piate glass atural wood, hard oll finish; lueated in the Late Vieluity of the Capitol. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. es a 1226 F st. aw. +H SALE-THREESTORY FRAME 7 KooMS; ot Innit; side alley. Wil pay 10 per cent on wked, SOOO ALP, HILL & CO., 1358 F st. oR SALE OR RENT—HOUSE. PST. ap owner, 603 Hath st Key 1761. jy191m_ FOE SALECELEGANT, WELICBUILT | NEW fy, near th.” Price 35,000. Apply TROTT, bullder, IFAs ow st. 4,502 S08 SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL aic:Six new Hrick Houses, 4 rooms each, situated Niful avenue northwest, with wide parking. ithio bal! square. Price for this {00 Ferme, 92.000 cash, balance This property f now renting for $02 PI JW. P. MYERS, ‘Real Pstate Agent, 1428 N.Y. ave, OR SALE 1112 ELEVENTH ST. N.W., JUST NORTH OF MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Jeweroom Isriek Residence, good Lot, and Willsell cheap to an la:mediate’ pur THUs. J. FISHER & CO, 2 12a Fst nw. SALE-6R FH, ML, Til st. Lists me, $3,000 Gr. bb, m. i, be. bo hi, an. L. Oth st. bet Pa And a bargain in & 12-Foom bi ck wainut. hot and water wit!s - stands inal roomie large parking wad beautiful fa HUMPHKEY & ADAMS, 618 Fst nw. is aS ee Lath st. BW. hee PEUpe ry. n'vt.. UF Gov. Print. t, bet dth and Sth now. welling. 14th st 100 nay t.. bet. 1th < Lith rst. on Warn 1 PR6 )FESSIONAL. SUFFERING FROM CANCERS, treatment" All invited. . Charges reasonabie. : ASY, HEALTHFUL FEET, WHITE, POOP SPECTALIST, 1416 vppusite Willard s Hotel, "Wasbi atment for Bunions. 1 Vawetiar sences and other Fuot Ailments hoecutive year of practice. $1 a sitting ior feet in order.” Baltimore office 11 N. ku- jyid Tot NISSEN. AY Baeaisn ites MS Big SEs AND HUSBAND, SUR. Fs grou Chisopea Jenry sugcess tl hee ‘woria. Side reputation ctaiors tice Lad Hak te * intiamed and sore Jot ff SEMMIS Hack Lotion and Salve jeat AME PAYS, =a SP SURGEON CHIROPODIST, iuals b AND VERO: MALTIES. & TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF LIFE Au business confidential, Ladies and geo <u ov cents auc. 4U5-L street, between ath aad streets northwest. myG-40we tients eit, MUMLEMAN CURES Pips BY eal a DENTISTRY. | K. STARK PARSON: D EN.W. Dingo epecetgs aise alg Ys, AND, EN wut extracting. “A local anasthetic, used On tbe fotos, allevines pau Of extracting Gas given apl3 KT. M. TALL Sours, address THOS. W. 8) pWILL, Tench BOARDING. WO NEWLY FURN HED FRONT ROO? firsi-ciass Boardiny led; summer rates, urvear courses: The Scientific and the Modern Lan respects improved. New buildings, enlarg Increased resources. “Tuition by scholarships $6. if; ty Sons of ministers, free. “Competitive prizes, fo $100 each, Expenses of living! ex THE PREPARATORY SUHUOL, by giving ex- ciusive attention to requirements for admission, saves ‘and cost In preparing for college. For catalogues oF desired information adiiress Fooms, bath-room andcellar; ail mod | 1OR MEALS SERVED TO PRIVATE yore aud wagon. 1924 161h ot furnished, with Board, at 314 a NHE LOCHIPL Hows aud the La Pierre, s.w.cor. 1U Best conducted Lourdin | class: plewsat rooms. _ PROPOSALS. | rtoresars ro WYN HALL, it ‘A thorough prepat ed upon the Sound. biseip Gymnasium and Drill Send tor catalog ue, terms, de. oF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND C 2S CORRIDON, PRIVATE U: Bookkeeping, ‘olumblan College’ Preparatory School, 13 HILTON'S SCHOOL FOR YOUN , (8 years on Vt. av Ber Ist, tn Jarger accommodations, as 2 Bourding and principal will be assisted by hand Foreign Teachers, couy on South front. NO contract Wil be a For Circulars address The rigit ls reserved to reject ay und all prom MIN M. WILSON, Lieut. SHOTWELL, | of Engineers, Colonel U.S. Army. ____ FINANCIAL. _ Pisce & Wonrery, STOCK UKOKERS 64 Broadway, 180 Fifth aveune, f 639 15th street Corcoran PRIVALE SIUCK TELEGRAPH WIKES ATMO, PHILADELPHIA, 35s Louisiana ave thoroughly taught for $10. eDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL a: ley Preparatory.—Fourth year c iember °22,'86. Prepares for uny collex ‘structors For circulars address Sirs. L. P.M. ALD, Miss ANNA ELLIS, Principals, 1305 ‘Type writing guar ding), Wasnt, [4 ‘iv write a neat, rapid hand, without. cramp or a” yeariness Learn to write sho 3 raph—easy to learn, easy to is one {oF vrofitable employuenit hand on the Steno- ad WASHINGTON operators are indemand. Instruction in these brasiches only through the summer months, morning, hoon, and might, at the SPEN' COLLEGE, corner 9th and D sts 3 Moderate rates of Y ASHINGTO: CERIAN BUSINESS w. Airy hails, TkaVixs, Special Partner. E Buy and sell on commission all classes of Hallway es, LH. DODGE, Restdeut Partuel Quotations of Stocks and Ronds and Information re- garding the markets rece SS | tantly, direct from the New 4.U orders executed and reported promptly. “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. ALL POTOMAC SHIVER CANDID a and Friday. at 7 an, as far as 4 ull intermediate CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ‘St. Cloud Building, cor. @th and F sts. n.w: Piauo, Organ, Vol z ree advantages. eight rooms aud bath, all furnace heated, 5 | Seventeenth year ed through our wires fm (RS. MYERS WILL School for girls be: ‘Number limited to 15. Tween the axes of @ and i4. French kindergarten 10 connection with the school under the charge of Mile 7. Prud'homme For etecu: lars, address 1434 1 street, ¥ IN ught. Success guaranteed if instructions are followed. Private pupils preferred. B. F. office of Johns & Fastou, Stenographers, 472 La ave ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOs uate and certilied exauiiner of the N 1012 10th st. naw. PRIVATE LESSONS T adults confidential; p1 West Point, all examinat IVY INSTITUTE, sw, corner Stand K sts. n.w. ‘Mathematical, Classicai, mique, harmouy and volce NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE E LEARY and LADY OF THE AT 9:30 PM. DUND-TRIP, $3, ALU GRADFS OF ares for college. 1e38. FLYNN, AM Evening Classes, $3 and $5 a month. oc2 __ MEDICAL, &«. ‘The Oldest Estab se, near Towa Circle... 83.250 | go y "1 ‘onnvetsat Norfolk with Bose Hoth steatners connect, ‘and Only Reliable Ladies’ “uysician in the City, Wally, 464°C st., bet.4% and éth upt treatment. Correspondence and consulta- Separate rooms for ladies Pi can be consulted ai: railroad lines south, tons strictly eo1 Office always open. ANHOOD RESTORED B OF two ot Mrs, Dr. WILSON’ Od | press, GOS P ING A BOTTLE Invigorating Cor- 8 Debility and Tons. rts vigor to the whole sys ric Place 0.0, of Nerve Power. KR AND MADAM WILSON ished 1855. eatment for ladies destring re Hableservices: "Advice free and cuufideutiat Iy 18.00% CHILIS, FEVERS, POSITIVE to 6 hours by “Prompting” a marvel- nine: tasteless and harm ompline Co, Builulo, N.Y has resumed her tr: 1105 PARK "leaving Stepie SUNDAY, 4 pum, aud Bai id Uuimproved property in all parts | nab a a5) ght received on Sat urdu: ouly, and must be prepaid. eee less. Of druggists, 50c, Same Fro Poromac tive ) EW IRON STEAMER “W ME. DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND siclan, can be consulted daily Oflice hours fora should consult MES. Die | fallible cure, without loss | Tellable Ladies’ Phy ithi Ladies only. ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE ‘OF two of Dx. BROT: Will cure any SUNDAY p. m., touch: ings as far as omial Creek, Currk ments Tay, Ma O.10'R at Shepheras, case of nervous d imparts vigor to the _W. RIDLEY. TRECT TO NEW. ¥ ERSJONN UiSON a Ee | Ber di Base 8 [oS aS? Sweoism NovEmens, ay | 3 1 M® vEHROD STEAMER W. W. CORCO) ziheatrect wharf’ Cally (except fu | Mt Vernoa “at 10 Gelock ‘Washington about $330. a L. L. BLAKE, Captain, __ STEAMERS. LLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL ST £ = Iregularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOO! Salt regaarly tree Gone eae 2 Calling at Halifax, NS, and St, Johns, § Nova Scotian, August 24: so jow to Boston via Derry and er Accommodations Unexcelled, For jurther inf Tmation Mrs. B.A, BKOSNAN, 612 9th st Geo. my1Seo.3m JAS Bis Feu Liss SPRING GOODS, Now open at the Leading Tulloring Establishment of LD. BARR, 1211 PENNA. AVE, Cel ‘and testimonials, sent on MARSTON REMEDY CO., 19 Park Place, New York. Teceipt of two stamps, mh25,e0-3m,k 30 Dave TaaL ily (except Sunday) foe pr DYES returning, reseD@® | ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT. and APrLiaNces, We Will send ob thirty aro, ate sullering from Nervous ‘rot ‘abuses ad other suasee! Spot, to health, vigor dat once foe” raved tree Address VULTAIC BELT CO., Mar "Miche ‘atd-eo relief and com Manhood guaranteed, ee DOD'S: NERVINE, NO. Ee, Cure tor Nervous and’ Phys Vitality, caused by tudiseretion, excesses, Soldat BEA NDIFORDS, St Cloud Phartaacy, cor. ner 9unand F sts Price, Debility, Loss of mb2-tu,th,s8m New sersey ave ‘THIS AFTERNOON. TPRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF TRACT CALLED, “CHICESTERY NEAR AN AQ TIA, DG. FRONTING ON ROAD RUNNING SOUTHEASTERLY THROUGH TRacT FROM NICHOLS AVENUE. By. Yittue of deed of trast datea 12th, 1884, and recorded in Liber No. 1 97, one of the Land Records of the District of Juthbls, we will offer {or ealo, at public auction, on the apgeighteon months from day of sale, with interest to be secured by deed of trust on the property, or Sah. if dented. A deposit of $100 rea conveyancing at "a cost. If terms not complied with in ten days right is reserved to re- ‘sell at risk of defaulting purchaser. JaMEs 8. EDWARDS, NARD, ‘Trastees, i08 SAG zomie sh) ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. 49" TO-MORROW. BOUT $0,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND AND TWO PRAMS DWELLINGS, CORNER OF THIRD AND G STREGTS NORTHEAST, AP AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY-EIGHT, at SEX O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises, LOTS 10, 12,13, 14 and 15, SQUARE 778. ‘These Lots have a front on 3d_street of 177.6 fect, 1d on G street a front of 164.bia feet. Lot 1G le cor her ‘Of Bd and. G, being OOx75" feet Lat 1 fa me Droved by two Fraime Deve ‘Terms One-third cash balance in one and two ‘Years, notes ¥e bear interest and. to be secured by deed Oftrust, oF all cash, at option of purchaser. “Terms to be compiled with in ten days, otherwise renale at risk ‘and cost of defautting purchaser after five days’ publle olive of such resaleia some newspaper puvlished in Washington, D.C. A deposit of $100 required on each Lot at Ume of sale, “Conveyancing, &¢., ut purchaser cost. DUNCANSON BiOs, Iy23-deds Auciloneers, RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 30th, 1886, until further notice, Leave Washington, from Station, comer of New Jefsey avenue and ¢ street, For Chicago 10:00 #13. and 10:10 p.m. daily. ‘The 10:00 vt. isa Post Limited Bxprew for Pitvaburgh aand Chicago, arriving in Piitaburgh at 7:39 pms Cot cago next morning af 8:55. No extra iare webarged Ourthis tran for fast time, For Clneinnatt, Louisville andSt, Louis dally at 3:80 pani, and 10:10 p.ta., with through coacies “aud Pal. cy Sleeping ars io above points without chango; 3:80 pam. Isa fast Ueaited traln to Cineinuatl wod Se, Louls,arrivingin Cincinnati ext morulng ‘at tao St'Louls 6:40 pm. No extra fare is charged on ths train for fhat tine For Pittsburgh at 10:00 am. and 8.55 pm. dally, to Pitssburgh, Cleveland and Detroit, with Monarch Pac. Jor and Sieeping Cars to Pitsburg For Lynchbarg, Natdral Brie, Lexington and Slauntoi, 10:10 Rin. with sleeping Cars. daily, on Saturday, slecpink cat to Natural Bridge station only For Lexington and Local Stations S40 aus, dally, exgepi Stay and 100 pan day ‘oF Daitimore on week days 5, 0500, 6:40, 7:90, 8:30 ‘and 10:05 a.m. 0, 1:25, 3:15 (45-minute train), 5:30, 4:380, 4:40, 40, 7:00, 8:25. and 11:00 p. te Tor Hialtivaey 80:30, 7330, 8:30 aid 20:05 25, 1:30, 3:80, 4:40, 8:40, 6:40, 7:00, 825, Tb p. For Shenandoah Valley Rallroad and potnts South 10 am. and 6:30 p.m. dully; 10am, has Sleeper from Washtigtin to New Orleans; 5:30) prs, Sleeper 10 tle Tock. For Annapolis 0:40 a.m. and 12:10 and4:30 p.m, on Sunday 5:30 am., 4:40 p.m, For tations ‘between Washington and Balti more 5, 6:40, 8:30 am. 12:10 230, 4:40, 7:00, and 11:00 p.m. “On Sundays 8:30. m., and 1:30, 3:30, 4:40, 7200 aud 11.00 p.m. For Statiois on Metropoll: tun Branch 6:45 a.m.,daily, except Sunday and. 5:31 Pam. dully: 4:40 pin. dally, exeept Sunday for peinel- bal stations on Metropolitan ‘Branch 40 a.m, daily: on Sunday stops at ail stations. For Gaithersburg uid Intermediate poluts 10:06 san, 12230 abd 1120 pane Gaily, except ‘Sunday. For” Frederiek 8:40 a1-and 4:40 pan. dally, except Sunday. iigerstown 10:00 an. and 5:31 pam, dally, ex- . arrive trom the West daily, 6:20, 7:20 a.m., 6:30 und 10:30 pan, Little Kock Express, From Annapolis 3430 a.m, abd 1:50 aid D285 pnts Sunday, 10:30 am, 6:39 pe From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad, 7:20 a mi, daliy, wtid 5:30 bom, daily, except Sundays From Frederick aud interinediate polnis, 8:25 am., ® pain. dally, except sunday. We Baltimore for. Washington, at 9:05 and 10:50am, 19:15, 230,54 10, 7:45, 9 wud 11:00 p.m. on Sundays, 6:30, 00 and 9:05 a.m, 1:80, 2:30, 4:20, 5:00; 6:30, 46, 9 and 11:00 pm, Ali trains from Washington stop st Relay Station, excupt 1:25, 45 and OsOpaan. For furthér information apply at the Baltimore and Olio ‘Teket Oftice—Washingion Station, 610, aud 1851 Pennsylvanla avenue, corner of 14th street, where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked nd received at any point in the eliy~ GK. LORD, GBA. B.DUNHA e nuger, Baltimore. _[y17] car HE GR J SYLVANIA ROUTE. TO THE NORTH, WEST “AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENER STEEL RAILS, (AGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, IN EEPECT JULY itu, 1586, ‘Trains leave Washington from station, corner of Sixth ‘and B streets, as follow: For Pittsburg and the Wi of Palace Sleeping to Chicago. with sieeping Car Altoona to Chicazo: Chicago” “Express, at. aM. daily, with Bleeping Cars "Wasi to “Chicago, and Harrisburg to | Cleveland connectiny at Harrisburg with Western Express, - wit through Sleepers for Loulsville and Bt.’ Louis, Pucifié Express, 10:00 P. M. dally, for pittsburg and the West, with through sleeper’ Harrisburg to Chicago. : LTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Canandaigua, Rochester, Bufiaio, Niagara, M. daily, except Saturday, with Palco igton to Hochester. For Willlumsport, Lock Haveu and Elmira, at 9:50 . duily, except Sunday. 7:15, 9:00 und 11:00 A, and the Bast + 2:00, 4:15, 10:00 and 11:20'P. St. On Sindag, iio A."M.. 3:00, 4:15, 10:00, and 12:20 Eo Me Limited xpress of Puliman Parlor Cars, ¥:40 A; Mand 8:50 PM: dally, except Sunday. For Boston without diange, 200 P. AL every day. For, Brovkiyn, N. ¥., all through’ trains. coun Jersey Chy'witn Hoa of ‘raokiyn Annex, afford ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriuge acrows New York City, For Philadelphia, 7:15, 9:00. aud 11:00 A. 3. 2:00 4:15, 6300, 10: Dee Bey te a 40 A. Mi except sunday. For Bult 12:08, 2: and 1h ?, 1:26 P.M. Tid A. M. and 4:46 P.M 12:05 and 4:28 P.M dally, . 9, 9:00 A. M., 4:15 P.M. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL- WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING TON RAILROAD, For Alexundria, 6:00, 25, 10:56, and 11:85 A. nd 7 RM. On 3 ‘Mdatly B, 4 Stinday at 6:00, 0:25, 10: For Richmond and the * ‘and 4:35 P. lett for the checking hotels and residences CHAS, E, PUGH, General Manager. eral Passenger Agent. ay12. J.B Woop, WWW ASHINGTON, O10 AND WaSTERN RAUL ROAD Co. Schedule tn effect June 20, 1886. ‘Traias will leave from and arrive at 8. & P. station, 6th aud Bsts, as follows: Leave Washington 9:10 m. dally except Sunday ‘and 4:45 p.m. dally, urrivingat Round Witt 11-44 « m. and 7:19 p.m." Leaves Washingion 6:30 p. un daily except Suuday, arriving at ‘Vienna 7223 p. Keturning trains leave Hound Hill at 6:08 a.m, daily at $15, p.m daily excepe Sunday, ating. a Wastiington 3:10 am. and 6-15 p.m lonthly and quarterly commutation rates, 1,000- mille tickets $26. R. BELL, Je22 Superintendent, ATTORNEYS. _ JAMPBELL = CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT ‘Law. Practices tn all the Courts, Uffice 490 Loul- slanw ave. (Barbour Law Building.) Residence, 1539 ‘9th st nw. aps-im ‘MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Rooms 2 und 4, Gunton Law Building 472 Louisiana aven Residence, 813 T st. nw. mn29 aSS————— THE TRADES. W EDMAN & WARNESON, ‘Book-binders, Paper-rulers, and Blsak Book Manufacturers: _0c13 420 and 422 11th st. nw, \1LSON BROTH PRACTICAL BOOR AND JOB PRINTERS, 1258 Pennsylvania, Wi a-¥ine Printing aspeciultge nae Dacwxenness, OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIO. Itean be given ina cup of coffee or tea withoutthe Knowledge of the person taking it is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient ie. moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Ithas been given in thousands of cases, and inevery instance @ perfect cure bas fol- lowed. Ir wxven yatta, ‘The system once impreg- ‘nated with the Specific, 1t becomes an WWar Lupuns (DUNKy 2U8 the Liquor appetite to exist, For SaLe BY DR. 8. F. WARE, EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE, Corner 14th and F streets also, R. K. HELPHEN- STINE, corner 14th street and Vermont avenue, ‘Washington, D.C. Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds ot testimonials from the best women and men from al arts of the country, ocz4-a.tu,th Veuarrs = Canaunts MANUFACTURED FRESH EVERY DAY. Shipped to All Parts of the United States, and os Peclally to Summer Resorts, * All orders promptly attended ta, & VELATI, Confectioner, 620 oth st n.w.. ‘Branch Store, 2706 Pennsylvania ave. 2% HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF f OLIVE OIL, 70 ATROBES, RANGES, FURNACES AND TELS ot Low Prices, Tin Vecding sad Jobbing VieuPdm “alta i CANTRELIZS, S15 7th ot mm “WALTER B WILLIAMS & 00, Amctioncers, THI HORS! FINE FAMILY AUR TODO as bP SETHE AND GENTLE, THREE BUGGIES AND HAR- NESS, HACK iD HARNESS; FOURSEAT AERIAGES OSE | HEAVY (TWO HORSE HARNESS AN} Han ARTICLES USUAL LY FOUND IN A LIVERY STABLE Ov TH! YY TWENTY-N! at ha it Bti'and 1uin “atrewa northwest Tho above: named stock must be sold on account of the owner being enguged in other ee Jy27-2t__ WALTER B WILLIAMS @ CO., Aucta, W24ttes B. WILLIAMS @ 00., Auctioneers. SALE ING Bat ‘AR LE OF Ruane Tere (Bags B. ESS, TOI SUPPLI ASSORTMEN LRA’ GO00Ds OF & LARGE MANUFAC ‘URER CONSIGNED TO ‘SOLD AY PUBLIC SALE Sele lakeo piace WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, JULY T EIGHT and THIRTIETH. at oy WEN TWELVE O'CLOCK M., at store 609 16th street, op- posite U.S. Treasury. Jy273i_ WALTER B WILLIAMS & 00.. Aveta IPHONES DOWLING, Avcuonesr. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE NEW NATIONAL RESTAURANT NO. 1821 E STREET NORTHWEST. On FRIDAY MORNING, JULY THIRTIETH, 1886, at THN O'CLOCK, I shalt sell at the above Restaurant tho eutire effeaes. embracing In Part, ‘Two Taylor & Co, Pool Tables, with Bails, Cues, Racks, €2, compete Cane Seat Chairs ire-proof Comblaation Safe (nearly new. Very elegant French Plate Sintel ot Har Mirror, Faucy Pletures. Medallion Pictures Stook of Liquors and Cigars. Show Caso.""Boer Pumie Pine Glassware Rettigertior, together with all the ci a eppotntnienta appertaining ws fre-class Restate ran 'N. B.—The above will be offered as a whole, and if not ao disposed of will then be sold in detall Sy2tate” “CLAUDE N. WYNNy Assignee, DUNCASSON BROS. Auctioneers ICKERING PIANO, PARLOR SUITE, M. T. TABLES, EASELS, OLL_ PAINTINGS, | EN. GRAVINGS, LAMPS, ETEGERE, BOOK CASE, PORTIERS,’ LAMBREQUINS. "LACE “CUR TAINS, ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CHAM BER SETS. WARDROBES, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDs, SPRING LOUNG- ES, COTS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS. M. 1 SIDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABLE, DINING CHAIRS, PLATED WARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BODY BRUSSELS, VELV! AND INGRAIN CARPETS, RUGS, K11 REQUISITES, ac, BEING THE ENIIRE CO: TENTS OF DWELLING No 417 STREET, BETWREN D AND E STREETS NORTHWEST, T AUCTION. ‘a’ On THURSDAY i4ORNING. JULY TWENTY- NINE, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell ‘at the’ above named dwelling all the furniture, car. ts, &c., contained therein, to Which the attention of era {5 respectfully culled. Jy20-3¢ rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer, VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1618 THIRTY-FIRST STREET, GEORGE: TOWN, D.C, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 1886, at: SIX O'CLOCK P'M., I will sell on the premise Lot A, in square No. 100, fronting 3G feet 4 ches on the weat side of Cougress street, belween West ‘and Stoddart streets, by a depth of 120 feet, unproved by substantial threesiory Brick Dwelling House, containing 13 rooms and ail modern improvements. ‘Verms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property, or ail caih, atthe ‘option of purchaser. ‘A deposit of $100 required at thetlune ot sale. Convey: ‘ncing and recording at the cost of purchaser. dyzd-déds THOMAS DUWLING, Auct. JONFORTABLE 2STORY FRAME DWELL- ING.'NO. G15 71ST, Se On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY-NINTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will fin Sol tn front of the premises part Lot 30. square, S77, fronting: 24 feet 1 inches, with depth of 110 feetto.un alley, improved by a comfortable frame dwelling iu perfect order. ‘erms: %y cash, balauce in 3 years, note to bear 6 er cent interest, payable sembanaually, snd to be se- Cured by deed Of trust, or all cash, at option of Dur chaser. “Conveyunciuy, &c., at purchaser's cost. A Gepoait of $100 at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in 10 days otherwise right reserved to resell, at Tisk and cost of purchaser aiter 6 days’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper publisted In Wash- ington, D.'G.° Title good; ubsteuct stiown ut sal Se DENCANSOS EROS, Auctoncers, UNGANSON BROS, Auctoueers ARUSTEE'S SALE OF EIGHT-ROON STORY AND ATTIC D) HOUSE, 1206 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH WEST, WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a avcrve oi the Supreme Court of the Distret of Columbia, in Equity Cause N 10,048, George E. Emmons vs. Susie E. Benn etl, aud by virtue ofa deed of trustduly recor ediu'the Land Records ot the suid District, in Libe 598, Follo 183, and because of default in the payment of the debt secured by suid deed, the undersigned will Sell at public auction. in frout ‘ot te premises. on WEDNESDAY, 118 FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1856. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, all that part of original lot 14, in square 390, begining at a point on Maryland avenue. 47 fect 11 inches west of the north- cast corner of suld square, thence westerly on Mary- lundavenue 2 feet 2 1ches to Lankey's 10 iu w southerly direction ou said’ prentises. 72 fe Snches to the suuth line of sald. lot: thence cast ou th south line 17 feet 4 inches to east wall of brick house ou sald premises, and thence to che place of beginning, improved by a two-story und attic brick dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: $500 cash, and the residue in three ual payments, in six, twelve and exhteen m0} with interest, secured by a deed of trust on tie erty sold. Ail conveyancing and recording at pur- chaser's cost. If terms ofsule are not complied with in seven days after sale the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting pu “A de posit CFS100 to be mave ac time oraate. EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee, Jy23-10t 916 F Mrecen. Ww. (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court ot the District of Colunibia, passed July 20th, A. D: 28H In Fjuity cause Ne trustee will selt wt public auett fses, on MONDAY, ihe SECOS of AUGUST A.D. 1586, at HALE-PAST FIVE P. M., the follow Ing described real estate situate in the chy of Wash- ington, District of Columbia, to Wit: Partof lot 12 In Square $20, beginning xt the southeast corner of sald ot, ia Uhenice West 5U fert Lo the east Line of Jot 2, thence north 26 feet, thence cust 50 feet to 11th Strect, and thence sont on said street 25 feet to the point o: beginuing, together with the Lprovements, aud known as “German Hall.” ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in oue and two years, with Interest at the rite of six per cent per unnam from day of sale, or all cash, at aption of par- chaser. A deposit of $200 required at ume of sule, ‘Terms to be complied with In ten days. Conveyauciug ‘and recording at purchaser's cost. Jyz1-deds FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trnstee Near On Far Away. NEAR OR FAR AWAY. People who leave home for the summer often expe- rience the need or some article of Clothing forgotten in the hurry to get away. Whether summering up north, among the lakes, at the seashore, on the moup- tains, or some secluded and quaint nook in the coun- try, perhaps a Light Overcoat would prove u comfort and protection. A thin Suit or a Coat Is always a luxury on @ hot day, and you've neglected to take either. ‘Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would lke @ Sailor Suit or Shirt, for him to rough itin. We keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. In fact, a va- Tied amortment of all kinds of Furnishings at the very lowest prices. ‘Those of our customers at present out of the city might write to us, telling their wants, and theClothes cau go by express or mail to the remotest hamlet at trif_ing expense. Those who stay at home, or those who visit the capital city, will find here the coolest of cool Clothing, as wellas excellence, with economy in articles of Dress. NOAH WALKER & Co, 625 Pennsylvania avenue. MILWAUKEE LAGER THE BEST IN THE DISTRICE For saleby Dealers generally, or by the Agent, tamwL G PALMER 1224 20th Sirest Northwest Telephone, 454 4025 Bas Batis, Bats asp Base Ban OUTFITS. SPALDING'S NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL, $1.25, Special Price, 120 sheets Note Paper, 25 cente. 24 Sheets Nove Paper with Envelopes to mastch, in a box, 10 cents ar JOHN C. PARKER’ my5. 617 and 6i9 7th st. nw. UB $0.00 BABY 00: heh ACH Reduced 10 $7.00. Our! oust oY cnet cnar eu oe = ¥ = veg Reduced to $9.00. ght ea ‘Reduced to $10.00, LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET. ‘Special rates| mae CH. RUPPERT, sy6 403-405 7th st_n.w.. near Dst. Ger Tax Be = ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. ‘Wo are the Sole Agents for the sale of the Genuine Concord Harness and Collars, Beware of Imitations, Be sure of Name and Number, LUTS @ BRO, Lad 497 Pennsylvania Avenue.t| Je "Ti ever Dicake, utes wears out, alwaysclean, one oor lea (HAS FISHERS, Mrs, FISHER devotes to the wantsof Lady Patrous. = m1 2d EDITION. Lal Taras tT St THE CHICAGO POST OFFICE FRAUDS. Col. Bolton's Place Filled—Ex-Recre- Gives Ball fer Stuart. Curcaco, July 27.—Ool. W. charged with embezzlement while in charge of the second class matl department of the Chi- post office, and who was released on bail id hot appear at the government morning. The office was ry charge of ALS, Reynol hor. Assistant Postmaster Suires ve Was vacated by the arrest be allowed to come back tary Lineo! and that he woul to the office until the charges: disproved, when it will rest with Mr. Judd hall be allowed to resume his ola duties. No official notice of dis:nissal was served on him this morning, but one will prob- Inspectors Kidder and Parrett were working on the case this 3 newspaper rece! nd procul fresh evidence of the alleged Setalcation, They will move for an increase in the amount for new suret! against him were ably be before long. of bond, and. Commissioner Herne this morniug and signed the bond of Weigher Stuart in the sum of $5,000. A deputy marsbal was immediately the prisoner to the federal building. Mr, Lincoln said he was much surprised that Stuart hud not sent im yesterday. woe A Horrible Story from Georgia. A NEQRESS WHO KILLED AND COOKED A CHILD BURNED AT THE STAKE. SAVANNAH, Ga., July 27.—A horrible story from the lower end of Tutoall county has just reached this city. A negro woman engaged to colored picnic murdered @ young child which had been left in her charge, cooked half the remains and served it ‘The other halt of the remains wsa found salted down in abarrel. The negroes became perfectly frenzied on making the dis. covery, and seized the woman aud burned ber ‘The report appears to be au- spatched to the jail to bring prepare a dinner for a to the ‘people, at the stake. Sulphuric Acid Instead of Holy Water. A MISTAKE WHICH MAY COST A PIOUS PITTS BURG WOMAN HER EYESIGHT. PrrrspurG, July 27.—Mrs. John Prill, of South 28th Street, became frightened during the terrible storm vase of holy water with In her excitement she seized a bottie of sul- uric acid and dashed it in her tace and over head in considerable quantity. take was the terrible pain which the acid inflicted. The neighbors hearing her cries ran in. They found the lady lyingon the floor, almost crazed with were already ay was some time Great red biotches varing on her face and neck. tore the situation was uuder- stood, but when it was everything possible was done to stop work of the destroying agent. The Physicians who attended Mrs. Priil say "that she will in all probability lose her eyesight and that her face may be di —— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock The following are the opening and : of the New York Stock Market today 00 p. m. prices a Feported bY special wire to H. H. Dodge, 530 15ih street: @Si, Peo. D. ae iE 1275 Rendin, - at : . Pee Oui! 461 [137% 1ST Do. hington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yestreday’s quotation: ‘Stock Exchanwe are uoted to-day’ 126% bid. 127% asked. U. S. 4s, bid, P27y asked. % bid, 11s asked. Muri 7s, 1802, currency. 117% bid. Ov-vear fund. 3 1¥24, currency, 120% bid: Metropulitun it It’stock, 100% ‘orth Capitol and Street I bid, 49 asked. Corcoran Ins., 03 bid, 62: Potomac ins. Masonic, Hall bonds, 1U6% Did. Real Eatit: fitle insurance, 108 bid. Peun, tel AD asked. Cues. on the Washingt U.S. 4s, cou 4 491. Pel. Coy Siig did, 82 65%, bid, a oe Raltinore Marwets. ALTIMORE, Mp., July 27.—Virginia sixes con- sdHAHER Gora uew threw, Gilg bd bora. BALTIMORE, Cotton steady and duli—inidiling, O85. ady and gutet, Whest— n steady: Western higuer aud tina; southern punter red. spot, Boab: Atigust, Hiway: Sep ” Corn—southern r, with more demand; southern western mixed, pteniber, 45 bid: white,” 30u01; do. yellow, 50301; Spot, dona: ‘s nigher alid firm—southern, Sead, nsyivanis, doa Kye dull and lower, SB400. Provisious quiet. "Sazat copper refined steady,tya 10, W huskysteady, 1.1L Freighte to Liverpool per flour, Ised: gra, Receipis—ttour, 3,807 barrels; Wheat 94 800 Cou, 18,000 Vashels; uate, 58,000 bustiels; Fy¢, 1,000 bushels.” shipuseuts--Lou Sales wheat, 397300 Dushels; coru, 107-300 bushels Other articles unchau steamer quiet—cotto1 A. Thomas Confirmed. The Senate in executive session this after- noon confirmed the nomination of Morris A. Thomas, of Baltimore, to be an Indian inspec- tor. This is the nomination against which the Baltimore Civil Service Kelorm association ++ -____ The District in Congress. THE APPROPRIATION FoR THE POTOMAC The committee on rivers and harbors made no effort to get a vote in the House against the Senate amendment to the river and harbor bill lon. tor the tinprovement ot After Mr. Wilils had asked for @ conference, without, referring to that W. C. Millin introduced a esolution to instruct the conferees to non-con- cur inthe amendment, This was agreed to by ‘Mr. Strait made a point of no quorum. The vote by tellers was 107 to 70 inst the Senate a Patents have ,been issued to citizens of the District as follows: A. Had- ley, paper holder; Rob't H. Hazard, stopper fastener; Geo. A. Ilhenny, gas retort furnace; Geo. W: Morse, cartridge resizing im, E. F, Murdock, file bo: ‘anti-freezing apparatus for water H, Wheeler, photographie pl REsiGNep.—Smith D. Fry, of towa, has re- signed his position in the Post Office depart the Potomac amendment, Mr. a vole of 70 to 24. Parents Issuxp. Edwin A. Newmat DEATH oF CHAS. F. has been received at the Treasury department that Chas. F, Conant, formerly Assistant Secre- tary of the Treasury, died at Cambri at 10:30 o'clock last night, He was Assistant Secretary under Bristow from ’74 to Subsequently represented the United States at the syndicate at THe Pustic PxixTEE.—It fs understood that Public Printer Rounds has asked the President to accept his resignation not later than Se} tember 15th. Gen. Rogers, of Syracuse, is to be the man selected for lits successor. —Information AMONG THE PRESIDENT'S CALLERS today were Speaker Carlisle, Senators Sawyer, Gor- man, Miller, Hampton, Cali, with Mr. and Mrs, Mann, of Fla,, and Sabin, with E. W. Durant, of Minn.; Judge Thorman, with Judge Follett, of Ohio, Representatives Springer, ‘Turner, Warner, Tool Fe Lawler, Blount, Guenther, Heard, Winans, fly, of Mich., Cox, Outhwaite, with Father De Laney, of Ohio, Sowden, Swope and Wilson, ex-Commissioner’ Geo. A. Jenks, Commander E. E, Stone, and Wm, Vanamee, of Middletown, N.Y. PAYMENT GF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CouRT Awanrps.—The Treasury department, having completed the necessary examination and made the pro rata calculations, will to-morrow commence issuiny the awards of tl Alabama claims, Were made by the court paid out is about $5,750,000, PERsonAL.—Secretary Whitney will attend the funeral in New York of the late Hubert 0. Thompson.—W. C. McDowell, of Richmond, Thomas A. Dillon, Rellly, of Chl George Cecil, jr., of New wa, of Cornit in San_ Francisco ‘Thomas Ellison, one warrants for the ‘court of comm! inning with book one and ler in which the judgments The amount to be ‘James H a York, and Frank . N. Y., are at Willard’s— aes “Poeeday. -— Sart of the editors of the Li Post, and known in commercial circles is at the Arlington. He called on jareau of statistics, jent this mornii Col. Switzer, chief of the —Gen. Wm. Harts Hon, Nathan Goor of Port Huron, Mi fest Va., areatibe age Hotes in. New Tork, last uight. ter lew Yor! night.— Evid. Pratt of Greenfiel B, Lawrence, F. W. SWORN IN A SHED. ‘The New Library Site Jury Organizes and Begins Work. The new brary site jury of twelve was sworn In to-day. At ten o'clock # carriage containing Marshal Wilson, Deputy Marshel Phillips, and District Attorney Worthington, each provided With a portfolio of papers drove up to Dominic MeMenamin's marble yard,on Capitol Hill, where the jury was summoned to assemble. Some of the jurors were already there together with a number of property owners, aud a little equad of lawyers. Thejury, the property owners, the lawyers, and the marshal all seemed to be in good humor. Some dry remarks were made ‘about the melancholy surroundings, asthe yard was filled with tombstones, Lawyer Perry suggested that it was emblematic of the tate of the property owners, Marshai Wilson said the lace Was chosen not on account of tombstones, Wut because there was a shed on it, THE ELEVENTH HOUR. Mr. Zachariah Tobriner, one of the appealing Property owners, gave in at the last moment and withdrew his appeal. He signed a with- drawal blank in the marshal's carriage Just be- fore the Jury was sworn. All of the jurors ha’ ing arrived they were assembled under the shed iu Mr. McMenamin’ line so that no one could raise the point they were not sworn on the premises. Marshal Wilson performed the ceremony. First, each. juror was sworn to make true a interrogatories elicited that each of the Jurors Was wcitizen of the United States, a resident ‘Of the District, more than twenty-one and less than sixty-five years of age, had no interest in the property tobe examined and no relation interested in it, and had never been convicted of @ crime involving moral trepitude. The Jury was then sworn collectively to truly apprawe ‘tbe property. 3 ac THE JURY is composed of Messrs, Benjamin Chariton, William 8. Thompson, Louis D. Wine, Noble D. Larner, 1, Fenwick Young, Henry C, McCau- ley, George J. Seutferie, Lemuel Gaddis, James Fraser, George J. Johnson, Charles C. "Martin and James W. Orme. The'marshal announced that the Jury would meet in court at 10 o'clock to-morrow, when the district attorney would urt for instructions. Deputy Mar shal Piuillips distributed among the twelve men note-books and plats of the squares to be ‘condemned, the property of those who have ac- move the Septed the awards being indicated on the plats, Noble D. Larner foreman and William s. Thompson secretary. Mr. Phillips produced a tape measure and the jury went at once to work inspecting property in square 729. PROPERTY To BE APPRAISED, The following 1s a list of the property owners who appealed from the awards of the first jury, and whose property will be appraised by the new jury; Square’729—Oliver H. Reed, Mary 8. Gi George W. Gist, James Hovan, N. G. Ordway, M.G. Emery and S. W. Tullock, trusives; Eilza- beth’ Hoeke, William Breumyer, William IL Hoeke, Barbara Lehman, Kate 8, Olds, J. C. Lotz. Square 730—M. G. Emery and 8. W. Tullock, trustees; J. F. Buehler, Agnes McLaughlin, Dominic McMenamin, Square 731—D. A.’ Watterston, Josephine ‘a Blaine, Lavinia Connelly, Wil- Hicks, Rel liam Rothwell and B, Mar The property to be reap about 270,000 of the entir gi gating about $280,600. ‘A PROTEST. The following owners of land comprised within the site chosen for the Capitol library have filed a protest to the finding of the jury; N. G. Ordway, Dominic McMenamin, W. H. ‘Bunter, A. MeLaughiins 3, Fe Bure ¥ declare 'y are entitied to the Verdict of a prop- us provided for by section 257 of the Revised Statutes, re- jating to the District of Columbla, which said 2 properly suininoned, and which verdict bas not been rendered, and they do, and all generally and severally, by their couusel,insist that this court $s without Jurisdicuion to proceed further in the premises Until such # jury shall have been sum- Moned as in said section is provided, and shall ave Tondered thelr verdict. /Allof which they Hoeke, J. F. nett, B. Marenghi, D. “A. Watierstoi Lehinan and Wm. Rothweil. Th that tb erly summoned jury of seven met Jury, they say, has not yet be Ausist shall be made Of record in this cause, proceeding. THE FIRST PAYMENT ‘Was made to-day when Mr. Sam, Cross, for the National Metropolitan Fire Insurance com- pany, received irom the Secretary of the In- terior a check for $3,226.08 for parcel 19, sq. ‘730 (pt lot 4.) APPEALS WITHDRAWN. Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. A. Gor- don, for the National Insurance com- pany, withdrew the appeals as to parcels 18, 19, 20 and 21, square 729, amounting to $42,229.27. Mr. W. E. Edmonston withdrew is appeal as to parcel 40, square 729, amount ing to 35,966. and Mrs. rah Burnett as lo Parcel 8, square 730, $5,9: ariab Tobriner withdrew 36,105. The Japanese Prince to Arrive To- ight. H. 1. H, Prince Fushimi, of Japan, who is traveling in this country on his way home from Europe, 1s expected to reach Washington at 10:47 to-night, Baltimore and Potomac depot, from New York, accompanied by his suite, Tue visitors will remain here but two days, and will be guests at the Japanese legation, ‘The prinee will call upon the President to-morrow, and the State departent will extend to him ail tn courtesies possible during his short stay, and he will ve ailurded ap opportunity to visit Mount Vernon, ‘apitol Topics. THE FRIENDS OF THE HENNEPIN CANAL SCHEME are very » gry over the vote In the House to- day to strike their canal project from the river and harbor bill, and say that without it the bill will never pass. Mr. Murphy told a STAR reporter to-day, after the vole was announced, that there would be at least forty members who would vote against the bill now who would have Voted for it with the Hennepin scheme in. He said that the canal project would have strength- ened the bill with the President. Mr. Cleve- land, he said, had at one time sigued a petition in tavor of the canal, and a board of trade of New York city and tile boards of trade of every City in that state bad indorsed the project, REPORTS IN THE CASE OF THE SUSPENDED INDIANA POSTMASTERS, The injunction of secrecy as been rem from the reports of the Senate committee on Post office and post roads upon the nominations ‘ofa dozen or more Indiana postunasters, nomi- ‘nated to positions created by suspension of the incumbents, Tue reports were generally to the effect that the “republican tmasters hud ‘been suspended for political reasons and the successors were all confirmed. In the case of Charles J. Harvey, late post: master at ML Vernon, the committee finds that the suspension was made upon a charge of Violent purtisansbip, having, as was alleged, been “engaged in euchering 4 deiaocrat out of office.” ‘Tne committee finds the charges were untrue. CONFIRMED, The Senate this afternoon confirmed the nomination of Jas. C. J. Williams, to be U. 8. attorney for the western district of Tennessee. ADDITIONAL CHIEF OF DIVISION, Senator Teller to-day introduced a bill pro- viding that hereafter there shall be ten chiets of divisions in the general land office, at an an- nual salary of $2,000 euch, THE N. P. LAND FORFEITURE BILL. A further conierence was ordered by the House this afternoon on the river and harbor bill, and the House resumed the consideration of the Northera Pacitic land torfelture bill. ‘NOTES, Senator Aldrich to-day reported back bills to nsion Marrilla Parsons, of Detroit, Mich., Ehd Thomas 8. Hopkins, ot Maine: with ihe recommendation that they be notwith- standing the President's vetoes. ———— Im Favor of the Accused Paymasters, by Secretary Whitney yesterday. An investi- gation was made by Capt. Potter by direction of Secretary Whitney, and he reports that the ‘not sustained by the a Wy the evidence, allegations were and that the supplies for the Juniata and ler were purchased after other Business houses had Veda forded ‘au oppor tunity of competing. Mr. Joseph Grady, the ship” chandler complained bt ‘has til ele i ite rite : i | | [ ny ‘3 HT i a ie yard. Care was fakon that ail of thom were inside the building rer to the ‘questions propounded by the marshal, These jury then withdrew tothe street and or- anized under the shade of a tree by electing raised represents awount awarded by the former jury, the awards accepted aggre- 50. To-day Zach- s appeal as LO parcel 24, square 729, lor which he was awarded ‘The President's Vacation Prip. COL. LAMONT GONE OFF TO ARRANGE FOR A VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT AND MRS CLEVE LAND To THE ADIROKDACKA. It ts stated at the White House that Col. Lamont has gone to his home in Cort land county, New York, for @ few days, but it is believed that during his absence he will make all the arrangements for the summer vacation of the President and Mra. Cleveland in the Adirondacks, No information on the subject can be obtained at the White House, but it is understood that the President and Mra. Cleveland will reach Albany about of August, and will be ‘on their trip to the Adirondacks by Mrs, Folsom and several intimate frienda. Jt te eaid that, they will go to the woods from Plattaburg, and the trip will cover from four to six weeks, TEEON FINANCE. The Senate committes on finance agreed by ment. The text of the resolution remains as it came from the House, but the following provisa is attached: “Provided that no call shall be made under the provisions of this resolution Until a sum equai to the call Is in the Treasu over and above the reserve herein mentioned; and provided lurther that the Secretary of the Troasury,in his discretion, may have in the Treasury'over and above tle foregoing sums Working balance not exceeding Uwenty mi lions, wnd in the case of any extraordinary emergency, and when because Uereof, in the opinion of ‘the Secretary of the Treasiry, the public interest shall require It, be may by write ten order suspend the surthor call for the pays ment of such indebteduess, for such period of time ax shuil be red. division was upon party lines with the on Of Senator McPherson, whe youd with the majority, and Senator Jones, of Ne vada, who voted With the minority. ‘The mb perity favored the unamended House resolu jon, ———_+0._ : An Important Indian Commission. The Secretary of the Interior has appointed J. B, Wright, of Tennessee; Charles F. Larrabee, of the Indian office, and Bishop H. P. Whippie, of Minnesota, a commission, as authorized by the present Congress, ior Ube purpose of nego ating with the eee @ Indians, of Minne sola ior such modification of existing treat and such change 1u their reservation as may b deemed desirable, and also wo copsider ali claims which these Indians may have on the government. They are wiso to negotiate with Une Indians in northern Montana and at Fort Berthold, in Dakota, for a reduction ot thelr Fespective reservations, oF removal to other Teservations. “Also to negotiate With the upper and middic bands of Spokane Indians ao Pend dUreilies Indians, in the Washing’ and Idabo territories, tor Useir removal to Us Cviville, Jocko or Coeur 4’ Al and tor the cession of Weir lands to tue U, States. The ork of the commission musi be ratified by Congress, The commission wild leave this week tor the west, 1-4 <-- E District Government Affairs. POLICE PRECINCTS AND FIRE DISTRICTS. Major Walker is engaged. in prepariug to pat in operation the chauges of precibel numbere and boundaries, asto make the police pre cinect numbers correspond with the fire die ‘icts, and it Is likely that the change will into operation on the firstof August. It however, work of gre: guitude Uhan was at fitst supy rit will require an en Ure revision the fire-alarm cards and the Police manual relating w tbe fire limits, &e. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle; Jona Kelly, erect @ two-story aud cellar dwelling, W, bet 14th and 15th Sts, portuwest; $2,500, Join F. Wag guman, erect two 2story ‘dwellings, Keating avenue, Prospect Mill; ‘$700. C. Keunedy, erect a’ brick wareuouse corner New Jersey avenue and D street; 500. W.H. Davis re pair brick renege | 1520 12th st. northwest; St ie Frog Pepair warehouse; $500, C, C. repair brick dwelli $16 and 518 130 st. north weat; $2,500. "W. H. Holmes and A. erect two three story and cellar dwell: Stoughton st., bet. 14th and 15th sis, Mount Pleasant; $10,000. Thos. E. W: three 2-story dweil a, bet, Eascncereeiaen Al “yr and asemnent dweilings, 27th'and J sis. northwest 630,000. ec Henry Strong bas sold w Nina Wright, for $4,600, a part of the lot adjoining the new rea dence of the former, at the northeast corner of 16th and L streets, Benjamin H. Warder has sold to the same, for $1,200, portion of the ‘adjoining lot to the above, 5 by 112 feet. Leon- ard U. Hornick has sold to Jobn O'Nelil, for $250, a lot 19 by 116 feet, on the west side of bib between KE aud F streets northeast par tg ey a4 ad Airest, betweun L wureot and elrcie. Local Notes. To-day Mrs. Sarah M. Hevner, of Philadel- phia, by Messrs, K, Christy and E. D. F. Bi entered @ sult in ejectument against Mr. W. Corecran tw recover lot 5, square 161, fronting on Connecticut avenue, between Land M streets northwest, G1 feet, running through wo 18ua Street, containing over 12,000 square feet, ‘The divorce case of James H. Johuson against ‘Susannah Johuson, fied by Howleu and Shea. nearly two years ago, hus been dismissed by complainant. ‘The Probate Court will meet at 11. o'clock om “The will at WA CCOOk, fled to-day, lear wil ot Wee 7» leaves his estate to bis wile and children, Ropzenies Reroxren.—Thomas Dailey, 238 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, reports siolen, irom his hip pocket ou 13U inst., on the st $12 in money. F. W. Kest, 418 12th northwest, reports stvien iroim Lis tallor shop, 23d inst, 2% yards blue worsied gods, worth wl. a 1: BANOE oF rum, THERMOMETER—The follow ‘were the readi 1e signal olfice % Sie may 70; 7a nn U, AN ate PI, Bp ns OS maximum, 84; mini PROBATE Court—Judge Merrick, To-day, estate of K, Middictou; aduinistrar tion boud completed. Woodvui iY, Wheeler, guardian to Sarah G. and susan filed answer. Esiate W. H. Cook; will tied. Equity Courtr—Judge James. Todas, Lawior agi. Lawlor, decree ratifyt auditor's report and trustees account. Cot ‘aagt. Conner; order appointing J. A. Clarke guar diab ad litem, Ford.agt. Manin; sale rauged nisi, Keating agi. McLaughlin do, Marsball agt. Whevler, injunction grautfd, “Hill & Co, gt Crogan, order making J. T, Beokbam party deiondaut, poetic, ‘The Marquis of Salisbury, while at Osborne yesterday, performed tke ceremouy of k ihe hand of the queen, and Was appointed ber prime minister, John ii, Mills jumped overboard trom a tug in Lake jan Wo save Lis brother, Siduey Mills, whe had iulien overboard. suk were “Pio dasaage by the stor: Pe: Tue © storm in western Penn- sylvaula yesterday will probuvly Tesch 8300- 000. A lady and 4 young mau were killed by lightning. ——_——-+ee________ To INSURE AGAINST household accidents ak ways keep a supply of St. Jucub's Vil on baud, Rev. MAMUILw, ISON. KESMAN. J1 27, 1 pao RRMea 2 Fh dose ie Bitar see eS teach, Mh. Aiise J) 2 So DIED. On Monday evening, Jt 1886, at 1 Sees amt orate. paras eens Kot E Doyle, ix we Fc Ceara is Desngouss mek sere ty tee coe ie a es ve of island, County herry, ure Funeral from her late residence, 920 Nixth street ease pee st 1886, at 2:15 o'clock < 08 July 26th, 166, et 11:80, ELLRA HOPKINS, Uaaghtsr ot Edward &.ond Sarah A. Hoptins, aged six mouths "sud sixteen daya