Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1886, Page 3

-_— Nae tome s ’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. FOR SALE—LOTS. AUCTION SALES. F3 “ALE_IN NORTHWEST SECTION— NEAR Dupont Circle. corner 20th and Q sis.» 42x63, cor- band K sts., 432110; corner 17th and P sts. 80x120; corner 2/d and P st. 100x225; corner G and 20th sts., 85x60. Ali desirable JOHN SHERMAN & CO.. au233t 1407 F street aw. JOR SALE—VALUABI stantial oidiprick howe, 10x00, Hk a, hear Pat zat" office, at $9. 5 1 OHN SHERMAN & CO. auz3-st 1407 ¥ street bw. JOR SALE— Two lots on 4% st. between N and Osts.s w.: he 154 feet front by OO feet deep: font by 5: feet dev, with threefoot alley There is am old brick house on each. whic! sedin rebutiding. Apply to 0. T. THOMPSON, 902 Pennsylvania ave a.m. 1a OO SALE FINE SOUTE FRONT BUILDING i sen ~. on iC at, Between Ith and loch gus nw au21-3t Tor, with su: ? TO-MORROW. F[HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuonesr, CHANCERY, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED REAL ESTA’ By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court_of, | the District of Columbia, ‘in Equity. cause No. 10.082, wherein la A; Harbin ot al. are plain: its, aod Mary Blanche Harbin et ai., are defendants, { wil. on TUESDAY, (HE TWiNTY-FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1886, at the hour of HALF-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK B. M., in front of the premises, offer a pablie sale part of original iot nuuibered twenty- four (24), to square numbered eight hundred and aix- ine (369). In the eity of Washington, D. C., and jown as the north seventeen (17) feet of the sald lot, fronting on ‘Seveuth street southeast, and running back seventy-five (75) feet by the said Width of seven teen ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by said decree are: One- tulrd cauhs ‘and ‘the balance i twelve: und eihcen months, the deferred payments to be secured by trust deed upon the property sold. A deposit of $50 must betmade when tne property lastruck of JOHN W ‘Trust aulzaeds Mio ¢n surcet new, sox147% feet to wide alley. 20 F stn w. Fok ot Bat § EB oprosite NEw Savers Meme eee nee det. Baud C sts. n. ©, $1.45; Lot 20x03 Sth st, site new Peusion Odice, $4500. CHARLES W. HANDY, 021 Pst. a. w. ‘a021-8t JOR SALE-SEVERAL SQUARES AND PARTS or Squares, east, northeust and southeast of Line soln Pate. CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 Fat a. W. auzr-ae E—ORIGINAL LOT 8 AND PART OF 10, square 142, containing over 11.000 ag, ft, im- proved by large well built brie house. 1¢ roome, Modern lmprovements, furnace, brick stable 30 by ‘S stalls, room for » bumber of vehicles, room over Mable ts eiitire sign, formerly used ag Dall room whea Swned by Erastus Brooks thea Mi. C. Lot fronts 56 eee ‘oth st. The following ”] at @ price that will in- pleas Coens ean eae rent of 1 = on Fst. n.e,, by depth of 100, for 2 an a ma, near Santon Square, v.000 feet in Mount Pleasant. 140 feet on 16th street trout, for Ti cents square i tet on corner ad and Gm, a; 1000004 2.8, 40.000 feet near Boundary. between North Capitol sine ed Ta esac sa roe pect fee feet PROPOSALS. RCHITECTS OFFICE, U. § CAPITOL, WaSiixatox, D.C. August 18, 11 PROPOSAL® FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK, BRICK, SAND AND CEMENT FOR TERRACES, Uk CAPITOL. Sealed Pro will be received at this office until BW ELM EO CLOCK M- SEPTEMBER THUD 1860 for Marble and Granite work for sectione D, J K, of the Terraces. ‘Buans sand specifications ean be seen at this office, Proposals will be received at the same time for Brick, sand and Cement, required for these sections of the Terrace. EDWARD CLARK, _ 802 1-4.m.6t Architect U.8 Capitol, PROPOSALS FOR COAT. REFORM SCHOOL OF THE D. C., WastixaTos, August 19, 1886. Sealed Proposals will be received by me up to noon of MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH, 1886, for the delivery at the Reform Schoo! of ‘300 Tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more or less. origd, Tons White Ash “Mange Coal, stove size, more Flex. ‘50 Tons Cumberland Coal, more or leas, All to be of beat quality, free from slate and other impuriuies. ‘To be delivered in quantities and at such times as may be directed by the Superintendent of the School. To weigh 2,240 pounds to. the ton, aud fee ot 20 cents a ton to inspector and weigher, to'be paid by contractor. ‘Proposals must be indorsed “Proposals for Coal.” Right to reject bids or waive Gefects is reserved. GEV. W. ADAMS, 019-96 President Koard of Trustees, Wssuinatos. bc, au2-7e Bite) Fe SAl 7 pe TO ALLEY, ON 16TH seat {0 per sqiare foot —< LOU! ‘P. SHOEMAKER, 021-3 zy oR SALE-AT A BARGAIN lots om Vermont ave. tet T and au 20-3 HUPTY & DYER, 13th and F August 11th. 1886. Proposals are Invited for furnishing, delivered at the new Pension oullding. in this city, 360,000 Mer chantable Bricks, 3,300 Barrels of Lime, 900 Barrels of Cement. Bids received will be opered in this office at NOON, AUGUST TWENTY-FOURTH, 1586, 'M. C. MEIGS, salgeo5t Supervising Engineer and Architect. THREE VERY CHOICE BUILD- ‘Cupitol Hill, only 3 squares from Capl- tol Grounds and withia two squares of four lines of streetcars. Each lot 21x50 Desirable neigh- dorheed and southera exposure. Only offered fora few dass. ACM. ROMRER & COL, su20t Sa and Kast Capitol sta, OK SALE_CHEAP—LOTS IN MT. PLEASANT, F 10, 11, 12 and 15 cts. per foot. J. R HERTFORD, ani etw* 1423 F street. Foes LE—ON THE HEIGHTS OF MERIDIAN & Fe ot ing Lots Hill, where properties must soon attain several es present value, making investment as profitable location is deiighifa:, a superb plot of level ground, ‘a few feet uorih of Boundary st, on west side of Isth st., enclosed by picket fence, 26.463 square feet of ground, fronting on 'st_120 feet, on Meri- dian ave. 180 feet, on Crescent st. 174 feet: command ing one of the finest views in America, iil, forest aud Risin, the broad. Potomac. and the beautiful city, Wastiington. OWNER, Box 244, City PO. aulS-2w SOR SALE—LOTS—100_ BUILDING LOTS, 50x 150 feet, near Seabrovik Station, # and P. RI. 20 nutes ride by cars to city; beautifully located: 260 id In six mouths: price $15 alot. Apply to MARION DUCKETT, AuorucyatLaw, Biadeusburg. Md. OF raabington. JASPER M.JACKSON, 212 Dat. aw., Wi aus WOR SALE—TWO FINE LOTS: SOUTHEAST: ev eriouking Pennsyivania ave ; bigh location, oo Wade, extensive views; each 20x115 to wide alley: taly Ide. “One on B st. n.e.; beautiful location; 50x Wo,to wide alleys only, 1S.” 17th st. near Bat 60x 200, on grade: side “and tear alley: oaly 4c. Terms to poll, Any of shove will be ded if desired, and offers rare opportunity pleof moderaie eas to speculate. Also, bargains ortiwests Ap F directly to owner, Room 4. 4431 F st. .wjy1 7-200 JOR SALE. RAUNITY—NEARLY all of square 671, fronting 469 feet on New York ave. and 307 feet on'ist st. eat, running clean through Apply to N st.. about 96,000 square fi, at 18 cents Prowler. WELLER © REFETT, $20 Pa ave ae. im {OR SALE_BY W. 0. DE! REAL ESTATE ‘Acent, 923 F stn. w., valuable Building Lots, in Denison & Leighton’s subdivision of the Esita state, ‘Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, im fail view of the New National Park. bordering on Kock Creek, as ‘Youd for unanimously by the U-S Senate. Call early fo secure barxains. fy26-1m FO! S31 SUE PARTIES HAVING UNDE proved property in Bast Washington, who will au RT reanduate eaten farge, traces prefered, can Gispose of the same to W. ER & REPETTI, Powe ve 3 Fo SALE A DESIRABLE BUILDING st., between 15th and 16th sts. n.w.: ‘Witt be soid low. ERS, _jy2zim 16 F st. hw. Fee SA GP SINO LOTS ON 220 ST. BETWEEN L and M streets, 50 feet deep, suitable for two mali houses: street paved with concrete, Lot om With # . within one square of Scott circle, 27 et four by 120 tect deep; eleguut lot for first-class residence, and el several’ Lotson Tot st, near T st.. at reasonable Prices ‘Two Lots on 16th st., near R st.,25x110; elegant ie lots for first-class resideuce. Price reasunab\ “yleam MA. P. BROWN, 1420 Fst nw. POR Sa s IFUL LOTS AT Ta- kouia Park, comtatning 20,000 feet of ground. eam AUSTIN P-BROWN. 1420 F st iw. ———————————————————— _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS._ PO" ALE Roto ac RIVER Laxpixas. STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON, Monday, Wedoesday and Friday. at 7 am, as far as Nomin! Peery aad Leonardiown aid ail intermediate londings. Mase all landings every trip. ‘You can go any landing for 25ceuta Staterooms Bucents 1 aAITLY LIne, SORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE STEAMERS GEORGE LEAKY and LADY OF THE LAKE. LEAVE AT 530 P.M. FIRST-CLASS FAKE, $2. ROUND-iRIP, $3, Round-trip Ticket Good on Either Steamer Leary frou 7th street wharf, MONDAY = LAyEDSESDaY and FRIDAT, os eamer Lake from 6th sireet_whaif, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Leary stops at Piney Pont and Cornfield Harbor going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point ving aod returning. and on Saturday at Colonial h, steamer Leary connects at Norfolk with Bos tonand Providence Steamers. Both steatuers connect wi ‘Ariel for Hichmoad, Va.and Uld Do- or, York nad al Fsl-et inca south fd Hekets at the A abd U. alc 1351 and Gi¥ Per ‘vania avenue and Knox's Ex” Jree 003 Peonsylvania a Sheeked fra notes abd pi Tafortuat the Compauy’s offices SECRETARY'S OFFICE, NATIONAL PRES Proposals are invited at once for the supply of 10,000 tons, more or less, of George's Creek Bituminous Coal. suitable tor manufacture of high grades of orick. to be be sealed and addressed to aa en meant cera RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 30th, 1896, until irther not Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jersey avenue and C street, For Chicago 10:00 am. and 10:10 p.m. dally. The 10:00 a.m. isa Fest Limited Express for Pit 2 and Chicago, acing lo, Pittghurgh at 7-30 pam. Chi; cago next morning at 8:50. No extra fare {sc ‘on this train for fast time. For Cincinnati, Louisville andSt. Louls dally at 3:30 P.mn_and 10:10 p.m.. with through coaches atd Pal- ace Sleeping Cars to above points, without change; 3:30 p.m. is'a fast limited train to Cincinnati and St Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:45, St Louis 6:40 p.m. Noextra fare is charged on thls 2. train for fast For Pittsburgh at 10:00.a m.and 8.55 p.m. daily, to Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Detroit, with Monarch Pare lor and Siewping Cars to Pittsburgh, For Lynchburg. Natural Bridge, Lexington and Staunton, 10:10 pim., with Sleeping Cars, daily. On Saturday, sleeping cat to Natural Bridge station orly, For Lexington and Stations 8:40 am., daily, except Sunday and 10:10 pr. daily: For Baltimore on week days 5, 6:30. 6:40, 7:30, 8:30 and 10:05 am..12:10, 1:25, 3:15 (45-minute train), 5230, 4:30, 4:40, 5:40, 0:40, 7-00, 8:23 nd 11:00 p, ‘For Baltiuore on Sundays6:30, 7:30.8:30 and 10:08 Bm. 1:25, 1:30, 3:0, 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, 7:00, 8:25, 11:60 p.m. For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South 4.5m, aud 9:30 p.m. daily: 10 a.m. lias Slevper from ‘ashington to New Orleans 5:30 p.m. site; Little tock: be te Philadelphia Division—For Wilmington, Delaware and intermediate points between Baltimore and Wily ington, 3:15 p. m. daily, exeept Sunday. For Anoapolls 6:40 a.m. and 12:10 and 4:30 pm, on Sunday 8:30 am., 4:40 p.m. Way “tations between Washington and Balti. more 5, 6:40, 8:80 a.tn., 12:10 p.m., 8:30, 4:40, 7:00 ‘and 11:00 p.m. “On Sundays 8:30 a.m, and 1:30, 3:30, £0,700, and 11:00 p.m, “For Staiiois on Metropol tan Branch 6:45 a.m..duily, except Sunday, and 5:31 ‘m. dally, exeept Sunday for prince Pam. daily; 4:40 Pal stations on Metropolitan Branch 8:40 a.m. dally: on Sunday stops at all stations. For Gaithersburg and intermediate points 10:06 a.m, 12:30 and 11:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Frederick 8:40 amend 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Hagerstown 10:00 a ut. and 5:31 p.m. dally, ex- ‘Sunday. rains arrive from the West daily, 6:20, 7:20am, :15, 6:30 and 10:30 pan. Littie Rock’ Expi ‘From Wiimington and iutermediate points north of Baltimore, 11:18 a an, 3 a rom An s.m., and 1:50 and m. Sanday, 10:30 au. 6:35 pie = From’ Harpers Ferry aud Valley Raflroad, 7:20 a, 1m, daily, a v.m_ daily, except Sunday. From Frederick and intermediate points, 8:25 am, and 8:15 p.m. daily, except sunday ‘Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 5:10, 6:30, 7-20, 9:05 and 10:30a.m., 12:15, 2:30, 3, 4, 5. 7245, 9 and 11:00 p.m. on Sui ‘6:30, 205 am, 1:30, 5200, 6:30, m0, ng eam Washington stop at Relay Station, except 1:25, 3:15 and 6:40 p.m. ss me JUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneera, AgSO1 or ne THOBAEE, PRET POUT at Tek CLO, A Oi cake at Ome AUCTION Sau THE BON 2d EDITION. cep asee Bike cet oo Latest Telegrams to The Str, [NCANGON a ere THE RACING YACHTS. ‘Fhe Seone Of Sundy Hook—Am Accident to the Puritan. Saxpr Hoox, August 23.—The Priscilla led in the start, but lost that position to the Atian- = = shot shead to baer en Puritan, teh through heavy | svell, ‘waliod “past” the Erieciila, e Mayfower is jaxt a short distance behind tween her and the atlantic SP At 12:48 the Priscilla went about on the star poard tack and tried to cross the Mayflower’s D' —— EWC BOSE Woo! ir SERA J Pres BRO. aUinel wa ‘AMBER 8! WARD- BUREAUS. WASuTAN DS, Dani TABLES, Easy BOCKE! ess cee Divite Rates Caine ae: REFRIGERATONS HAIR AND AND UTHER CAkPens HOG, AND TEN Vi ci Aap sRATING = es, KITCHEN NSIGNMENT TERS HALL OPENDANTE, HORDES CAMMEAOES Ade TS, HO NESS, @c., AT AUCTION, on UESOKY MORNING 401 TWENTY- MARGHE. STOCK TAKING IN 4 FEW DAYS, FOURTH, com: as CLOCK. we will bow, but found such movement im ble sell at our aaless cy hwest, & and had to Wit is exce) the ot ous salesroomss, &p and D greece eerihwrens, fall off. With this e: ion ‘ositions of the yachts are unchan; ¢ Priscilla continues on thestreteh at to sea, and the Auantic, Puritan and =e flower, in that order, are still on the port tack, heading for Seabright, The topmast was car- ALTER B WILLIAMS & 00,, Auctioneers, CONTIN’ PO VANGESS 2 Sea" URE ovate oobe, XT 808, 1 nS 1S ‘AUGUST 5 VALUES Tled out of the Puritan at 12:55, and the af owTH Was aay ee flower has taken the second place. a! . nine sega pie seta Ar rGLOCK NOON THE 2 MED DYNAMITERS, a rRES ALTER ae eos THIS WEEK: a posed Plot te Liberate Then PTORS, BALK OF RISIRARLE FUR nppoeed Plot ve POUR As untae Se TRE EEE | 1 oman mentees tomate tan | catenin, Yona tne Rendered, STREET NORTHWEST, a ig ‘wide, were 15 cents. Diotetas Seetit) Gated ees Positive thatthe anarchists had some deeply taid schemes on hand with their outside friends on the morning when the verdict was returned by the jury; but just what it, was they are not le todeiermine, “I think,” said an officer on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST TWENTY SIXTH, 1886.at HALF-PAST FIVE, O'CLOCK, we wil éell, in front of the premises, LOT 98, IN SQUARE 363, fronting 20 feet on Oth street, with a depth of 95 fet 16 cents, Gents’ pore Linen Handkerchiefs, 2 inch hem, were 20 cents, ‘2eents, Toothbrushes, were 5 cents, 49 cents, Embroidered Felt Tidies, 16x21 inches, to an alley, im, y @ well-built threestory and | Were 74 cents. who has been on duty throughout the trial, psontent nd Bac bung” Brick ‘Dweiing i, |_glocenth Leather and Canvas Bali, were 6 to 88 | “hat the srrangotneuts, whatever they might ms, water, bes, Tanges, &o, obe of the | cent co ier : best built ruses in the, elty, in good order, side and ud an nleuneoayen Shy peer oore 29 cents, 4inch Sash Ribbons, all colors, were 88 conts, 89 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 49 conts, 84 cents, Fans, feathers on both sides, bone sticks, demned mén and conveyed by thelr relatives to the anarchists who were not in jail. You re- member that when they filed into the court for the last time on Friday morning, Parsons took red silk handkerchief, which had been given him by Mra, Parsons the day previous, out of all colors, were $1.24. his hat and waved it at the crowd in the street, 54 conte, Ladies’ fine Striped Lisle Hose, were 75 | He also had a white handkerchief that morn- cents. ing, and I believe that if the verdict rear alleys. Owner having ioved away from city the ‘Property must be sold. Ee SEPA em, sence a oe_ ent Se co rears Sear tase oe cett Saeenl cuba erin 2 Sat eat ce Guired Chasers cost ‘Terms to be complied with in ten otherwise right reserved to revel ie ad of defaulting purchaser fe aye" po aiter five days’ public no- Hce of such'resale in some ished in | 2 Cont, Inltial Bangle Bracelets, were 8 conte. been all “right he would have used Waslungton, EE DUCRMaG unten || Teen remert rather mentee ee ee, [Tir te aigtet Tie ee neta au: ‘Auctioneers, sign for something, Iam sure, and there would have been an outbreak if there had been enough of his triends in the big crowd. «That reminds me,” suggested another officer, “that Mrs, Parsons, for an hour before the ver: dict was brought In, arose at least six Umes from her seat and went to the window, Then gazing at the crowd, as it to size it up,she would. return to her seat. I at once became suspicious of her actions, and informed her that she must, not go tothe window any more. This worried her, but I carried my point. The crowd had evidently not panned out to suit her. If it had, Iam honest in saying there would have been, some sort of trouble. ee THE IRISH DELEGATES. They Return to New York and Will Sail for Ireland To-morrow. New Yorx, August 23.—Messrs. O'Brien, Redmond and Deasey, the Irish delegates to the Chicago convention, arrived at the Grand Central depot at 11a. m. to-day on their return from Chicago. ‘The party ‘was driven to the Fifth Avenue hotel. This afternoon, after a drive to places of interest in the city, they will visit Manhattan beach and then return to this city to-night. The delegates will sall to-morrow at noon on the Wisconsin, of the Guion line, for Queenstown, ‘The delegates all express them- selvea ss perfectly satisfied with the result of the convention. Mr. Deasy remarked: “The enemies of home rule in England hoped that the action of the convention would be such as to disrupt the Irish National League. Their hopes have been blasted. No doubt Churchill waited to see what shape its work would take 15 cents, Embroidered Top Mull Ties, were 25 centa, 25 cents, 4-row Cork Bustles, were 49 cents, 8 for 25 cents, Ladies’ Embroidered Initial Ham- stitched Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 16 centa Scents a yard, Ruchings, all colors, were 8 cents, $2.20, Ladies’ Heavy Black Silk Hose, were $2.79 49 cents, Zynolite Cloth and Hat Brushes, were 74 cents. 42 cents, Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, 12 inches wide, were 58 cents. $1.24, Ladies’ open work Lisle Hove, were $1.68. 15 cents, Pel's Corn Solvent, were 25 cents. 25 cents, Nurses’ Aprons, Lawn, wide tucks and embroidery, were 30 cents, 35 ceats, Plate Glass Hand Mirrors, wood and leather back, were 49 cents, ‘28 cents, Childrens’ Embroidered and Lace Collars, were 88 conte. 0 canta, &inch Black Watered Seah Ribbons, were $1.10. ‘88 cents, pure Silk Gloves, were 50 cents, ‘75 cents, Initiaied Felt Schoo 1 Bags, were $1.24. 25 cents, Gents’ Hemstitched Embroidered Initial Handkereblefs, pure linen, were 29 cents, 49 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 69 cents, 84 cents, fine Leather Belts, were 49 cents, $1.48, 11-inch Black Watered Sesh Ribbons, were $1.09. 49 cents, Greteben Dresses, pink and blua were 69 cents, 98 cents, Ladiey Fancy Striped Lisle Hose, were $1.24. $1.25, Children’s Caps, fine embroldery. full ruche, were $1.65, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ .LE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ONT STREET NORTHWEST, No. 1923. virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 17th day of september. A. D. 1834, and duly recorded ip gr Liber No. 1090, folio 85, et seq., of the land cords othe disnir dr Columbia, ana by circa ofthe batty secured sheraby, we wil wail at paste Auctlon’in font of the premisen on TUESDAN the THINTY Pitt Day OF AUGUST, 4D. 1998, at the hour of FIVE OCLOCK PA. the tolowig der scribed real estate, situate in the city of Washington, Dige ofCaluatin to wit aa sof lots ive (6) and seven (7), square eighty-s ($0). beginning for the sume at tae ssutuwest coraer of lot five (5), thence running east sixteen (16) fret, Rorth seventy (70) feet, east one (1) foot three (3) inches, north sixteen (16) feet four (4) inches, west fo the pinge of Beginning hayeutea' by siieeeary ace of begining ta y athree-etory sna batement brick dwelling House but reveal pot iu thorough repair. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the amount to be paid in cash; the balance in uotes at six and twelve mont With interest at six per cent, to be secured by a dé ersoption. “A depos SE9IG0 wil he teased te ’soption, “A depestt Teguired of pur chaser at time of sai, If terms. Of ale ute not cou plied with in seven days from day of sale, the ‘trus- fees reserve the right to resell at the, rik and cowl at 1e defwulting purchaser after five: noticethrough weotthe newspapers of the city aforesaid. All Con ee recording at K's Oust. ALTER G. DUCKETT, Cor, Penna. ave. and 23d st. THOMAS J. LUTTRELL, aulodts 1930 Penna, ave, n.w. VHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP CERI ON oiVENTERNTH AND a SPRRETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of 7% Trustees. the District of Columbia, pasved ‘on the 28th So. 97: 7 v1 the matter of coercion. le of Junuary,A.D., 1886, In cause No. 9731, Equity: 7 cents, Corset Covers, Cambric, square shape, | before moving in Docket No. 25,’ wherein Chi ”, Woll ‘rut will not now try coercion. It will, however, Pleinaat, and Mary b- Wollurd aba others are defous: | COUDl® Fue of embroidery, were O6 cents, come inside of ix months. ‘ants, I will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, THE. ee ae THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.,'1 AT SIX U'CLOCK P. M., in front of thé premises, LOTS 39, 40, 41, 44 and 45, in Wollard’s subdivision of Lots in square No. 1096, recorded in Liber W. B. M., at follo 375, in Surveyor’s office, together with all the improvements, ways, easenients, rights, privileges, @c. ‘Terms of sale: Que-fourth cash; balance in equal in- stalments at six, twelve and eiguteen months from day of sale, with six per cont inuerest, notes to be se- cured by deed of trust on property sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser or purchasers, A deposit of $25, Will be required on eactt lot at tme ofaale, Convey: THE NEW YORK ANARCHISTS. A Report that Speakers at the Irving Hall Meeting Will be Indicted. New York, August 23.— Police Captain Clincby, in whose precinct Irving hall is sit- uated, was summoned to the district ator ney’s ‘office to-day, and questioned at great length by Assistant District Attorney “Nicholl as lo the nature of the speeches made on Fr}. ancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied day night by the anarchists, at tho th in ten days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the meeting called to sympathize’ with the Fight of resale af riake and cost of deiaulting purchaser afer five days’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. CHARLES CG DUNCANSON, Tro: ‘Corner 9th and b streets h.w. JP PXCANEON BROS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING ON NINTH STREET EXTEND- condemned Chicago bomb tarowers, The cay tain was accompanied by several of his offi- cers and gave the information required. Mr, Nicholl aiterward turned over the captain and his men to Assistant District Attorney Semple, Uhat the latter might go into the matter more fully. Mr. Semple’s duties embrace the presentation of matters before the 4 d the drawing up of indictments, ED, CORNER OF SHERMAN AVENUE AND Bree ‘REET, Y ‘tis probable thut the attention of the grand JONG STREET, COUNTY OF Wasting: dary whet will [be sworn in next month Will be cortat trust, bearing date culled tothe subject, und the. prevailing opin- eC snip 1°18 SEVENTH STREET 3. W. fon fs that those most conspicuously Identified 1882, and recorded in Liber 992, folio: with the meeting will be indicted under the law relating to “unlawful ussemblies,” upon which Herr Most was convicted, ne eae cones ‘The Chautauqua Assembly Closes. CHavravgqua, N. Y., August 23.—The closing exercises of the Thirteenth Chautaugua Assom- bly occurred at 8 o'clock this morning. Dr, Vincent announced that the season of 1887 wili commence in July and close the last of August, Chancellor Vincent with his wife and t 84. ‘one of the land records of the District of Columum, ‘and because in detault in the payment of the debt s~ cured by said deed, we will sell at public auction, in frout of the premises, ou MONDAY, AUGUST THIR TIETH, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK 'P.M., the follow- Ing described’ real estate, situate in the county of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot num- ered oue (1), of block ‘odd and Brown's recorded. subdivision “Of part of it Plains and Mount jeasan rms of sale: Cash. All conveyancing and record- ing at purchaser's cont. “If terms of sale are Dot com Neaz Oz Fiz Away. NEAR OR FAR AWAY. ‘People who leave home for the summer often expe- For further information apply at the Baltimore and Oli ‘Tieket OficeWashingion Station, O19" aad B'DUNHAM. 451 Penueyivania avenue, eorter of Wath tobe checked Gen. Manager, Baltimore. K. LO! inh And received at any point in the ety, Schedule in effect August 1, 1886, ‘Tratus will leave from and arrive at B. & P. station, 6th and B sts. us folio Leave Washington ‘a m. daily except Sunday. and 4:35 pm. dally, arriving at Round Hilt 11.44 0 mm, and 719 pam. i trains leave Round Hill at 6:08 wm. daily an (5 p. m, dally except Sun- day arriving at Washingtou 5:40 win. aud S48 pak ‘Mouthiy and quarterly commutation rates, :000- mille tickets $2 R BELL. aulo ‘Superintendent rPHE GRERE PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY, STEEL RAILS, GNF! PEQU ‘$. Above schedule of 2ath. Pee TRANSPORTATION LINE GrooHEGAN, een Wash urd, immiOem 12th and P s Fo* Potoac Riven LaNpiNes. NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” Leaves Tth-street_ wharf on MONDAYS, THURS DAYS sna SATURDAYS at fa he Racin Teespays Fe Da p.m. ioucte ing at Haver La ok, Carel Connects with Oger. a, ADGETT. Ageot a _6. W. RIDLEY, x ERECT TO. ‘W YOKK-—FREIGAT SAM Dee ois io ee EE Vier Hi Past lover, N.¥eeesy SATURDAY aft MORNING. "Fregheat owen rates? (ESRD Jy YERson: at. vero = PE we a = W. CORCOPAN leaves 7 wharf daily (except Sunday) for ie Vernon at 10 clock “a is See ee reatog nies (OAL AND Woop-pbry, HAN CUAL, CARE C titty sciected tor fanny tse. at bouwae peices BL SiMPoos, Ske 40 Fa ave we RATES JOHNSON, Wholesale and Ketail Dealer im WOOD’ and COAL. Compiete Fac: liies Bottom Prices, wiv augl-1me W INTER V. BALDWI. oll A me, Uilice, corner Mth and K st. ow. aulOSm 5 UNS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL 20 OOO nr wie ccmprting every westeouis y. at the very lowest prices. Mindllag and Stove Sipe Srepared i ae best canner. Quick and prompt elivery.. send in your orders. ‘o 4 Penisyivania avenue. ices, 32> Feunsylvania avenue and 20th epot and Whart, 6b and Water streets southwest. _aubgm ‘@. L SHERIFY. Joux Miser ALM. dally: Fast daily to Cincinnati and St. Louls, with Sleeping Cars from Matrisburg to Clncinasih, End Hovel Car to St. Louis: daily, except Saturday, hhicago, with sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago, a a a ae with Sleeping cars uaton cago, aed’ “Warriabarg to Cleveland “connect at" Harrisburg with Western Express, wil Ubrougir Sleepers for Loulsviile aud Se” Louts. Pacific Express, 10:00 P. M. dally, for rittsburg au¢ the West, with through Sieeper Harrisburg ts camo. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buttalo, Niagara, 10:00 PSL. dutty, except Saturday, with Palace Cars Waaldagton to. Rochester: For Witluunsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 A. M. daily, except Suuday. 15, 9:00 and 11:00 A, and the bast, 7: BML: 2:00, 4:15, 10:00 and 11:20'P. M. On Sunday, a M. daly, 9:00 A.M... 2:00, 4:19, 10:00 and 11:20 P- Limited Expres of Puliman Parlor Cars, Bi and 3:50 P.M. daily, except Sunday. For Hostou without change 200 P.M. every day. For Brooklyn, N.Y, ail through trains. counect at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, afford: ing directtrunsfer to Pulton strcet, avoiding double ferriage acro-s New York City. For Philadelphia, 7:15, %00 aid 11:00 A. M.. 2:00 8, 6:90. 20:00 sind 14-20) Bak. Stindag, 9:00'A. M., 2:00, 4:1, 6:00, 10:00 and 11:20 P Limited Express, 9:40 A.M. aud 3:00 P.M daily, except sunday. For Haltinore, 8: 12:00, 413, 2 ‘On Stinday 0:00, 0:50, 10, 10300 wind 14226 P- 28 P.M. dally, a Sanday. Suuditys, 9:00 A. M., 4:15 P.M. ALEXA. A AND FREDERICKSLURG RALI- WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING = rience the need or some article of Clothing forgotten fed Be esold at the Yiak "and cost off the see oPae? Milt | in tue hurry to get away. Whether summeriug up chaser, A deposit of $100 to be made ut time of sale, | north, among the lakes, at the seashore, on the moun- ee ROVER. Trustee, tains, or some secluded and quaint nook ip the coun- corn Te MGR gt and Hate. ne. | try, perhaps a Light Overcoat would prove a comfort au14.16,codade b i and protection. A thin Suit Coat is always a BAL nw. r hot day, and you've neglected to tak JP UNCANEON BROS, Auctioneers a oo ee = either. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | jraybe “gt your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would BEAU ESTATE AT THE NOBTHEASE COW | si ee erane orahice eee TEENTH STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF | keep Underwear for both Man or Boy, In fact, a va WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. assor ‘Furt Byvitue ofa cect of wast tome usdergred my | Feed smortment of all Kinds of Furnishings atthe very and Joba F. Hanna inow dec’d) bearing date in Deeatter Si feed ane aaeaes wengee eee Toscan, ee tae recoded in Liber Ne. son, George E. Vincent, will leave New York for Europe in a few days to be absent a year. atte FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and 3:00 p. w. prices of the New York Stock Marset to-day. as Feported oy Special wire to il. H. Dodge. 839 15th street: ‘Those of our customers st present ont of the city frlot of Columbia. and by order of the party thereny | might write to us telling their wants, and theClothes | © 3 seoured, the undersigned will yell at public auction. tu | can go by express oF mail to the remotest hamlet at a | S&C front af the premises, oo MONDAY, the BIXTH | Cin’ ‘Those who Day “OF SEPTEMBER, AD. i8ub, at $1ViE | ‘iflng expense. bebe iro fie der elect manne] |) SEF OCLOCK P.M., “all that plece or pares! of lot et | Who visit the capital city, will find bere the coolest ot | Den. & or ud situaie dnd lying in the city of fistriet of Columbia aud Known aud on the plats and plans of sald clty as parta of lots num bered twenty-three (28) and twenty-four (24) in W. B Hill, trustee, and others: subdivision ‘of lots 10 square iumbered one hundred and ‘sixty-five (160), beginning at the southwest corner of said square and Fuhing thenoe easton iistreet thirty (30) feet thence north One hundred aud mine (109) feet; thenee west thirty (30) feet to 17th street! thence south on Tih street one hundred and mine (109) feet to beginning.” ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase price’ in cash; balance in one and two years, with Interest from date of saie, and to be secured by'a lien on the prem ‘Acash deposit of $500 will be required at the time of sale; and if terms are not complied with in ten days after date of sale the proj may be resold at the Fisk and cost of the detaulting purchaser on five days’ public advertisement, MAHLON ASHFORD, au2,7,14,21¢déds Surviving Trustee, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEF'S SALE OF ENGINE, ROILER AND OTHER VALUABLE MACHI" ERY. \der_ the, power of chattel trust. dated May 11th, und duly recorded tn Liber No 1170, at folio » £ will self at the premises, No. 3245 Water street, Georgetown, D.C.,on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY: H day of AUGUST, A. D. 1886, beginning at S O'CLOCK A. M., the ‘property mentioned in Schedule A, attached to ‘(wust, enumerated us follows: Bassuxxz. One Shore Steam Eugiue and Boller, bullt by E xGrass ‘One Furnace and Large Kettle, with shaft and stirrer. Finer Fron. Four Large Iron Paint Mulls. ‘Washington, | cool Clothing, as wellas excellence, with economy in articles of Dress NOAH WALKER & CO, 628 Pennsylvania avenus i 53%! eg Washington Stock Exchange. The following changes from Saturday's quotatio of the Washington Stock Exchange are poted to-day! U.S Ais, 1801, coupon, 110% bid, 111% asked. & dips, 1801, registered, 100% bid, 110% asked. D; @ per ‘imp. de, 1891, coin, 112% bid, 113 asked. ‘20-year fund, 6 p.’c., 1809, currency, 11d bid. 20- gent fund. G6, 1802" coun, 112% bid. SU-year fund. 1902, coin, 124% bid. Columbia RH. stock, 40 bid. Washington Gas, 38 bid, 38% asked. Franklin Ins., 42 bid. National Union’ Ins; 20% hid, Colum- bia ins. 1M bid. German-American ins., 145 bid,150 asked.” Potomac Ins, 60 bid. We mn Market Stuck, 10% vid. Washington Brick Aucune, 113 bid. ‘Naticnal Bauk of the Republic, 16201d. Farmers and Alecuanles’ Bank, Georgetowh, 162 bid, Penn. Te, Lo. 35 Bid, “Chest veaxe ans OL, Tel, Gog 77 Bid, ‘TSiasked. ‘Nat, Safe Deposit Co., 100 bid. blz Miss Jur Consox Sava In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $500 a Year? “Fuel for a cooking Stove and two other fires, and lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided OC KE were used in cities,” c, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKER TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OB GEORGETOWN— 4CBashels for $3.70, ‘2b Busbels for $2.50 COKE NOT CRUSHED— 40Bushels for 92.90. ‘6 Bashels for $2.00 BALTIMORE, Ma, August 28-—Virginia sixes, lidaued, O%: paut-due coupolis, Goin: do. ent rds ‘with coupon, 42; do. new tirees, BO bid to- LITMORE, Mo., August 23.—Cotton lower and duli—middling, O%. Flour quiet aud sveady-How- ard streot and western super. 2.50a2.0U; do, extra, Sygases: do.’ eal, $4504.50; city malls super, /ASHINGTO! come, 2'50a3-00, ‘do. “extre, 320m : sf eee eee ‘ANY. | 3004-02! Patapsco Tumnily, 6.16; do. ‘superinnve 4211 and 418 101n mreey’_| patent, 5. rheat—southern firmer aud active: FIF r sed western higher and active; southern red, 87890; do. Four Large Wooden Mixers. amber, 89492: No. 1 Maryland, O0a01; No. 2 western Fitcen Staal! Woeden Mixers, “sg Pp, A if winter’ red, WS August, BsigaSU: Se and lot of large and small belting. = DARSer™ Pulleys beret arent rn steady ‘Western eusier auddull; southern white, muthern. yellow, -6Uab: mixed, August, 49 bid: September, G0u50% —Oaty her aud firm—southern, 20as6; western white, western mixed, 311 ‘Pennsylvania, 20836. S3ab" Hay ee pane to choice ‘Provisions iirmer and ‘fair One tine of Steet Shafting. with bangers and pulleys. ne line of Stee wie — Filteen Wooden Mixera wiih steel Seah n oO Four small [ron Paint Mil s, with double pulleys, Three Large “ “ Mixers. Gncvexira large Ion Paint ‘Mixer, with steel shaft Never since we began business has “August” been ‘90 attractive to Clothing buyers, Every one seems to Fol, RAILROAD, or Alexandria, 6:00, 7:05.9:25, 10:55, and 11:85 A. M.. 2:06, 4:25. 4:35, 6-01, 5:05, aud 11:37 P.M. Om Suinday at 6:00, 9:25, lucb0-a, St B00 Pate For Richmond and the South, 6:00, 1055 A. M. daily ‘and 4:55 P.M. daily, except sunday> Trains leave Alexandria, for Washingion, 10.00, 10:10" A- Mi 1:00, Bano, and 10:43 P. M-,wnd 12:10 mid day), On Sunday at 8:00 and 10:10 a> 10:42 PM. avd 12:10 night. ‘Tickets and {nformatton at the office, northeast cor per of Tou street and Feannyivanig avenue, and Si he station, where orders can be leit for the check of baggage to destination from hotels aud residences, CHAS. E PUGH, General Manager J. R WOOD, General Passenger Agente NTS. RAND MADAM WILSON, Vice, 11th st, between Band Csts ne. Pstabe Wholesale and Retail Dealeria LUMBER, WOOD 4ND coal Lumber Yard, Mill and RR. Depot—Sout Capitol ‘and I streets southeast street and Maryland aveaue southwest; TOz0 Lath strect north weet. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS COAL by the carge oF carload at wholesale SINGING Sa Sr0ve Woob of all kinds GOAL ant SAWED and SPLIT WOOD Kept udder sever on piank Huors. ‘Large and well-amorted stock of LUMBER Fine Lutuber and Flooring kept under cov ‘Urders promptly delivered in aay past of the city Without charge for hauling. Fatuuaies cheerfully furnished. Gur Depot being ceutrally located. and adjacent to She rallrous, stock is baudled at very stall cost, giving for oF seeantiges i exicallog. Goatin large quantities Yong vxperivuce, ample facilities, and competent eoistauts warcant the belief that sailnfaction will be fiven to those who tuay favor us with their patrouage, Sich is respectfully wuilcived, Sylva Tus Hasowos> Tree Warren Noted Speed, Perfect Alignment, Beauty, JOHN C. PARKER'S, 617 and 619 7th street, Agent tor the District, neni ini Raaartres Bene Ooo § ME. DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABLISHED AND BY eee eT ellece ns Eitan bacco JR LEON, ‘The Videst Established and Only Reliable Ladiew’ stein the Cy, a ‘ally, 464°C Ste bet. 4% and oh Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consul Hoga sericely confideutish "Separate rootas for ladies, .25011.75. Bulk and palleys. One extra large Ion Chaser, with «2,000 tb, tron | beseeking dora and clear rib olden, packed, 7a, Baoon—ehout- ‘One Small Iron Paint Mill: Belting for all the above. ‘mn: Losis; eee eas OAK HALL, re higher and sctive, 124613. Paint Mixers, double palleys, sale: Casit ou delivery. or notes endorsed bo oF notes foie paliotaction of tusieeat $0 sad Oo daye wih ereats ow nates, maulo-st THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. QOUR NEW TWOSIORY AND BASEMENT PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELLINGS ON N STREET, NEAR FOUR-AND- A STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION. QcLocK, we flit dat in front ot ROMANE | (ouses ‘Nos 334, 836, 888 AND 940 N STREET & W.. Being new taeetory and pasctaest pres Urck font dwellings. Six rooms, ranges, water, gas and sewer (the houses are entirely new, with modern conze- CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, For the bargains advertised, and none go away without being pleased and purchasing. We wili con- ‘Unue the great closing sale for one week more, a0d nobody in need of clothing should fuil to call. see bushels; corn, 5,100 ‘Tax Navy DEPARTMENT has boon informed Only a few more Shirt Waists at 50c.; reduced from sedueed | of the departure of the U. 8. 8 Trenton, on the et ee eee Sin of August, trom Gibraltar for Hampton Only s few Seorwucker Costs and Vests ot g1; | BO8s formerly $1.50. ‘The entire stock of Dress and Busines Suits has been marked down regardless ot cost or value to Gone on 4 SHoRT Cavise.—The Tennessee, Swatara and Galena leit Portland, Me, today Jor ashort cruise. cooks wrees cakobue Bor ou bomes and make | cee “neh are bound to close them outin ashort | 5.0, suey pT, Wheeler, of New Orleans, ‘Good | isbarred from attorn “‘fefms: One-fith cash; balance ta onestwo, thre Blue Flannel Salts at 06.50, Before the Imvarios ceomeeerene? es and four years; notes to bear interes at six per cent, Hocopatage Cengele pate d aes TE jonekn St comonebes (of panies ae wae Prince Albert Sults at $16 reduced from $25, ‘vacation as usual in the White Mountains.— Sheing Sorat purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be com: | Ufflce Conta at 25 cents; reduced from 50. Cardinal Gibbons returned to Baltimore trom plied with in ten days, otherwise re-sale at risk and | Norfolk Jackets at $5: reduced from $9. his vacation at: ‘May on Sow'ol purchaser alter Ave Gary advertwement in | Waite Vemeat Toes formerly 1061.50, Representative eeiee’ ond Gamcet Madaox Rue, Odd Pants for men and boys—tmmense variety a | of Washington were registered in Minneapolis wea prices beyond all competition. Y on Thursday. Oftice always open. anioies fetamed to Washington, ffom an extended teur ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRA MOTTO-No trouble to show goods at pan Du BROTHERS te the glear eaetheeen SHAT Vu minister here was registered | is ew York last Soudiieasiy consi Da Bee neato, You can _ OAK HALL, ——— Particular attention paid to ail diseases peculiat to ladies, married or single. Ali successfully tr REAP ABD BE WISE—DR BROTHERS, 900 B saw, before me and ksi Sigapmented betoge me and made otc tat ay, and will guarantee a Cure ia aii tees ae pis Giseuse of wen’ and furnish. medicius, oF no Gousulion and advice free at aay hour during the Fr Subscrived ‘and sworn BROTHER. SAMUEL C MILE 's Neer bas Wo sud for the Di of G, thi 3d day’ of July, 1688 sorime ba bess CORNER 10TH AND FSTREETS § au20 FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY Day, JUR 99,00 BABY COACH Our $10.00 BABY Our $11.00 BABY Reduced to 97.00. to $8.00, Heduced to 90.00. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. E 620 9TH STREET, OPP. U.8 PATENT OFFICE ‘NO. A. HAYWARD. INO. J. DEV! J HAYWARD & Mcbevitr” aa “Atiorney apd Heal Estate agents, 1425 New York avenue northwest. Practice before the courts of the Districtand Mary- and. Claims collected aud vataies managed. al¢-2we Our $13.00 BABY COACH. Antwerp on Saturday.——Miss Florence Grigg i. We 80 | hat 120 BRANCH. 1706 PA. AVE. W. snpeuaelsegt00M | and her cousin, Miss Hain Franson), have Sarrza & Co, Batrmonz: ‘Mendquartere for three ‘or four weeks——-Civef Pension x: LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET. ‘Special rates to clube. a OM, RUPFERT, we 408-405 7th o n.w., near Dat, eee tk Bay ase catraae Walon oye F ; i i ‘Twe Vessels Found Suitable For the Auxiliary Navy. ‘The Secretary of the Navy has received from and ability to a battery of six-inch guns, she is superior to many of the fretolass forel Yessols which are de auxiliary naval vessels. Tne e yaall; Tavorable, "As yet only veusels arriving oh and departing from New York are examined and re upon, with a view of using them tor the navy at some time, but the Secretary in- tends to direct such examinations tobe made ‘at San Francesco and Boston, and perhaps one oF two other Important GONE WITH THE WATCHES. Am Agent of a Jewelry Firm Decamps Without Rendering am Account. James Prosperi, of Washington, who rpsided ‘on Capitol Hill, and was formerly employed in the Government Printing office, is acoused of having absconded, by his employers, Messra. EW. Schurmann & Co., jewelers, of 707 9th street northwest. The firm employed Prosper! a8 an agent to sell watches for them on the installment plan, He 1s accused of having Pawned some of the watches entrusted to him, and of having decamped. Since his departure Several of the watches placed in his hands by the firm have been traced to pawn shops, where, it is sai ri pawned them for about halt thetr value eet A former friend of ri called uy Messrs, Schurmann & Co. within the last sev- eral days, saying that he had received a letter from the absoonding agent, and that he wanted to make a settlement. It was rej thet Prosperi had gone to California, but the firm do not believe that he is very faroff. They say he had not money enough to get to California. It is understood that the case was inthe hands of the police and that detectives had traced the watches to pawnshops. Prospe! while in the Goverment Printing office,! a young lady, who was also employed there, and subsequently, it is charged, deserted her. She died recently. Distriet Government Affairs. To GREET THEM WITH FIREWORKS, ‘The Commissioners have given permission to Mr. J. C.S, Burger, representing the friends of the Grand ‘Army of the Republic, to make @ display of freworks this evening, on the return to the elty of the members of that organization from Chiifornia, NEW FIRB PLUGS WANTED, tet Parris asks the erection of fire plugs. as follows:One in front of No. 7engine house, F,bet. 9th and 10th streets, one alongside of’ stand Pipe 16th street extended, to be connected with One of the outlets of the stand pipe, ‘TELEPHONE POLES, ‘The Commissioners have granted permission to the Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone company to reset several of their street poles Which have become wornout, but not to in- crease the number. BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol- lows: G. & G. Cornwell, erect # store aud office building, five stories ‘and cellar; no price is named.’ K. A. Ragan, erect a two-story and cellar dwelling; $2,560. John M. Young, re- pair brick warehouse 313 6th street northwest; $600. Miss B. O, Earle, erect a brick dwelling, two stories and basement, corner 35th and streets, West Washington; $4,002 W. P. Lipscomb, erect two two-story dwellings, Sber- mun avenue, county; $800. Jumes N. Varoum, erect three Lwo-sury dwellings, Mlaryland ave- nue, between 121L and 13:h streets souluwest; $2,500. J. H. Graub, repair lime Klins, Water Street; $500. MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. James E, Miller, 14th and C streets north- west, has sent to the Commissioners a petition asiclig to have 14th street northwest, between Cotreet and Pennsylvania avenue, garrowed, so that parking can be placed next to resi: dences. He asks also to have oue of the rail- road tracks on 14th street removed to 15th street. ‘The liquor Hoense board has approved the ap- plication of John W. Wesley for # barroom license. oe Mr. Corcoran’s Health. Mr. W. W. Corcoran, who 1s summering at White Sulphur Springs, has been quite sick and ‘was for some time confined to his room. He is now much improved, however. Mr. Anthony Hyde received @ letter from him to-day, writ- ten in bis own hand, stating that he bad been up all day and had riddea out several niles, ee Local Notes. The Washington Continentals have brought sult against one of the members who took in the recent secession from their ranks to. re- cover possession of his unitorm. The case will be neard Wednesday Messrs. Hurrigon W. Happy, Geo, H. Cling Woodiord D. Harlan, Remus F. Fosier an Harry A. Richardson,’ as incorporators, to-day filed with the recorder a certificate o: the in- rporation of the Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance compuny of tule District Its exist. ence is fixed at twenty yeurs with @ capital stock of $100,000 divided 1n1010,000 shares of $10 eact ‘Michael Daly, a young man living in East Washington, was iined $5 by Judge r this morning for disorderly conduct in the Dime Museuin, Arthur Brown, colored, was arrested Satur- day night ty Oficer Fitzgerald on D street northeast for Bring @ pistol ut some small boys, He was fined $50 by Judge Harper this morn- ing. “Foun Meredith, colored, was before the Police Court Lo-day charged with an assault on Michael ‘Sussen, the facts as sworn to being too indecent for publication, A fine of $20 was imposed. Appeal noted, ‘rom Shillington we have an advance copy of ‘Harper's Magugine for September. A young son of Mr. Charles Anderson, living at 1307 Maryland avenue southwest, fell from his father’s grape arbor and dislocated bis left shoulder, Mile. Decca, an American girl, known in Washington, as Miss Jobnson, is abnounced to sing at Covent Garden, London, next Thursday evening. Too HANDY wiTH THEIR CLUBS AND Pistors. “You acted under a mistaken idea ot your au- thority,” said Judge jasper in the Police to-day, to two color tal policemen. arg gage Fantroy and Brockenborongh, whose beats are in the northern part of the city, while in South. Washington yesterday arrested Charies Lee and William Chapman, who were playing mumblepeg on the commons; that the hesitated about going with them, and that Fan- troy struck Lee in the head with his blackjuok, Sud afterwards drew his pistol on the. boy's mother, Who came out to prevent his killing herson; and that Brockenborough choked the boy. This the special officers denied, but the proof against them was so strong that they ‘were adjudged guilty of assault, On the testi- mony of the oilcers the boys were acquitted of a charge of disorderly conduct. The judge fined the officers $3 each. —— Tuey FoRrsirsp THEIR COLLATERAL.— About one o'clock Sunday morning on F street northeast Officers Butler and Skidmore were attracted a square of by hearing some loud talking and after a long chase and the firi of his pistol by Officer Seldmore they arrested three men—Jobn MoUartin, Patrick McNulty and John Curtin. | MeNuity and MoCariin were charged Wi lerly conduct, and Mo- Cartin was ch with ‘striking ‘McNulty with a stone. MoGartin lett $10 cofiateral for his appearance, and the others left $5 each, all ‘of which was forteited in the Police Court to- —————— MARRIAGE LICENSES, — MM, licenses have been issued by. the clerk of tho court, to Samuel Brown and Frances Walsh; Jno. W. ‘urner ald Mary C. Jones, both of Patuxent, Md.; Robert Wilson and Addie freshwater. —— ROBBERIES ED. — Richard Ruppert, 610 A street nertheast, reports stolen from his house a large gold ring and an ostrich feather, value $25.——Francls B. Mueller, 611 Q street, reports stolen a silver watch worth rs, 8S. Saterfleld, 425 Sth street southeast, re; stolen a money drawer containti reports i ng is Mullaney, 1351 D street nortiswes tag his baricom was broken into and $5 was stolen. ae PSE: Suir AGAINsT Pint Y pars ‘Thomas to-day en Si the owner of lmproved ol & maces 60S, ood e owner of impro quare 683, avers that the with x 1872, built = large sewer Out ‘paying’ for the sane, "Stans om Fecover $2,000. MERE RS Two Max IxsuRep Br Fara —This morn- ing about 8:30 o'clock Jacob the Btate Toms steprindder rt alstanes of tered a’ suit wragsinst tbe Waal ny Saoptasee ee Sete ee 4 well, of 1229 Maryland 4 evenue swore egainst the with Oba eens ee ing their on the THE RIFLES AT COLONIAL BEAC Camp Rell and It Pleasant Sarroand- inge—A Nectarnal Welcome. Correspondence of Tar Evanxiwe Stan. Caur A, Metvrite Qocommas Basen. Va, August Colonial Beach to<day displays more bunting than any other point in Virginia, and the usual let serenity of the place has, like everything else hereabouta, surrendered to the boys in Dive, It was after midnight when the steamer Arrowsmith, with the National Rifies on board, arrived atthe beach, but the early hour and damp, chilly might air did not in the least dampen the enthusiasm of the residents here, who had turned oat en masse to weloome the Rifles, It was no empty formality that awaited the boys, either. The opening part of the cere SIONS OF MUTINY. ‘The only sign of insubordination yet seen in camp was when Capt Oyster, in his reply to ‘To come so tar to conquer and then to be denied the opportunity to aitact, with such ‘@ sweet enemy so ready to surrender; ob, no! Groans trom the boys, and ignis of tears, and a general air of mutiny amoug the fod om the gallery of the hotel, ‘ought to have been a sufficient warning to thi Cuptain, but it was only after threats of a mid. night bath (per toree) that he finally consented to amend his unwise speech, which he did by saying that there was uo law probibiting aman having a wite at home and asweetheur! nere, or two sweethearts here—if be bad his lite insured against personal violence and could work the scheme successfully. THE FInsT HIGHT, Of course there was no sleep in camp last night, although that fact cannot be attributed to any necessary work of fixing upcamp pre- paraory to retiring for the night. Every thi had been prepared ip advance under the excel- lent supervision of Dr. A Bentley. Too much praise cannot be aw: Mr. J. B, Ham- mond, honorary member, who contributed ‘and personally superintended the laying of the Unusually good flooring of the tents, IC the wet weather which usually accompantes the Ritles on their excursions gives them a call at Colonial Beach they will be found above flood tide. The prinetpal ‘avenue of the camp has been named in honor of Mr, Hainmond, ase slight return for bis kindness, However, while tue boys evi- dently intend to keep dry ‘outside, there is no visible intention of a similar Kind as regards the inner man. Every oue of THE FOURTEEN MESSES is Uberally supplied tor the occasion, Bo far the “Crowing Hen” mess is in the iead both in quantity of stores and hospitality. It is com- posed of Corporal Wright, Privates Abraham, Bits, Ge We Holmes, fund iE Tomuliuson! Among the early visitors this moruing at the (entol this mess was Capt, Oyster and a of ladies, who had heard of the wonderiul claret punches dispensed by “Alex.” Auoiver mess that stands ‘bigh in polnt of popularity ts the “Biack Hussar,” the members of which are ‘Sergeant Magruder, Corp. 8. C. Stokes, Privates Mosher, Wolbaupter und 7. A. Tumlinson, Otuer messes are: “Here's a Pretty Mess,” Pri’ utes U. 5, Boyer, MeLain, Lewis and J.L. Boyer, and “The Long and Suoriof Li,” Privates Ferris, Woodley, Burnett aud Stevens. ‘VISITORS AT THE BEACH. More favorable prospects for a delightful en- campment could not be desired. The hotel and cottages are crowded. Among the large number here are Messrs. W. and Chas, Wheat ley, brothers of the Comuilssioner; Jouu M. Young, James E, Young, ED. Pettingill, F. M. Draney aud tamity, J. C. Rock aud iamily, Jobo “A. Presott, James EL Vermilya, Cape Sanger, Charles Evert, Capt. Coleman, Mrs. A. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs, George ty Carl Petersen, Mra. John Ross, Miss Tillie Kieseke, Wm.'A. Yates and family, Mr. and Airs. Connell, Mr. and Mrs, ¥. L, Qurand, Mrs, Hendervon, Miss Rove and Emina Henderson, Mrs. C. H.’Qurand and duughier, Miss Alice Suer, Miss J. Luckey, Mr. J. aud ¥. E. Gaither, Mr. Jona T. Chancey and iainily, Mrs, Edward Hodgkins and son, Dr. KE. M. Cuupiu, ‘Coas, Holbrook and son, Thos, H. Hurper and three sons, Wim. Lord and tures grandenildren, the Misses Detweiler, the Misses Milburn, the Misses McGowan, Misses Addie Gensler, Alice Willouguby, kmina and Jennie Haminond, Auloe Stier, Miss Kay wood, Misses Minuie and Jennie Yates, Mrs. diclutyre, Miss Bessie Rock, ‘Misses Alice ‘and Mamie Draney, Miss Evans, ‘Miss Hughes, Misses Marie and ‘Susie Kuticr, ‘Mise Ida Tomlinson, Miss Libby Davis. Blas Pope is Visiting at J.B Hamznond’s oot iss Minnie Quinn at H. J. Gensler's, Mrs. Alice A. Stewart and Miss Blanche Payne are guests of Mrs, J.T. Given, irs. M. A. MoGowau hus for guests Mrs. M. Milburn, Misses Emcy Milburn and Muud Milburn‘and Dr. B.C. Milburp. ‘Miss Robrer, oi Baltimore; Miss Altmanspen- ger, Dr. &. H. Evans, Dr. W.W. Sivas and wile und Miss Evans are gueswof Mrs, Ivaus. ‘Mrs. J. W. Yates’ guests are Miss Duisy Gun- nell, Miss Minnie M. Skinner, Miss Bessie sin- clalf, Mrs, Jas, V. Yates and i, £. Grauam, of Fairiax Court House, Va. CAMP NOTES. The yacht Alert is here with a party of visitors and will remain all the woek. Also, the yacht Resolute, with the foliowing named persons on board: William Van Patten, J.T. Hodgkin, V. E.G. Green, George Turner, G. A. Meyer, H. D. Brodie, H. Groyune and J. Van Patten, Unly one thing to disturb tue ure of the camp so fur, tbat is tne sudden fliness of Lieut. Keewh last night. He suilered witu a severe cuill during the night, and was not umuch bevier when he started home tuis evening. D. ee A Foul Murder in Maryland. A MERCHANT MUEDERED IN HIS STORE NEAR QUANTICO, Benjamin T, Eversman, who keeps a country store on the road to Wetipquin, about four miles from Quantico, Wicomico county, Md., was found murdered in his store Saturday morulng. He alept over the store, but buarded with Lis ‘stepmother, who resides about haifa mileaway. morning Eversman tailed to go home to breakfast at the usual hour, and bis step- mother, earing he was ill and couid not open the store, took & key the. fitted the lock anc went down tothe store. On arriving there she found the building closed und no signs of life within. Unlocking the door she eutered and she found the dead body of Eversman lying near the end of the counter in _& pol of bi with tace downward ins basin of water. Tue api 168 of the building indicated that a ter- rivle struggle bad taken piace between the pro- prielor auu the murderer or murderers. Ou the counter ite the money drawer was tound a plove of sétton goods thai bad evideutiy been cut from 4 bolt for @ customer; ulso, the yard- stick which was used for measuring it. The theory 1s that Eversman bad sold this and other articles; that the purchaser gave a piece of money thal required change, and Eversiman had turned to the money drawer under the ives, which was covered with fly netting, ‘Whereupon the murderer dealt the first blow on the left side of the bead, near the ear, as blood was found on the netiing and couuier. At this point Eversman seems to have grappied with his assailant bebind the counter, and fought desperately, as spots of blood were iound from the money ‘drawer to the end of the counter, a distance of ten to filteen eel. Near the body were found also too heavy weights, covered with biood and bair, and an open pen: knife, which were evidently the instruments of death. When the blood was washed irom the ace eleven ghastly wounds were found, seven on the face and forehead, and four on the head and back of the neck. The tongue also protruded some distance from the mou, and there were cartridges. mone; is 1 ee eed Ly quiet and comparatively few persons heard of Ree resets tia ae 10 the Maid of the by only s backman ands Stripped of ‘be put on an ordinary cork server and swara out into the ‘A pobos. tan irled to interpose bat was foo ‘ate. The rise” Whee! he etrock tive center A if ‘The Boycott im Washington. THE COXGRESIONAL CAMPALON COMMITTEE TRANSFER A PRINTING CONTRACT FROM GID ox BROS To POLEINHORE. The printing contract made some time since by the democratic committee with Gideon & Bros, of this city, has been transferred to Polkinhorn, After the contract learned that Gibson @ Bros. were under the ban of the Typographical Union and the Knights o: Labor because they employ non- union workinginen. Gbalrman ‘Kenna ‘and Secretary, paon were ignorant of the ex- Istence of any sueh controversy with the frm when the contract was en! inte, and on jearnt the fact Immediately annulled i i the cont A eer fe et it was made, before any work been done under it, Sir. Gtbeon, the heed of the boyeotted firm, iuterposed no objection what ever to the transfer of the contract, He ex- preased regret at the transfer of the work, but tald he appreciated tue situation and wai en- Urely willing to release the committee frou ali obligation to his frm. Convict Labor and rihes. THE FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE BURRAU OF LABOR STATISTICS. ‘The Bureau of iabor stalistios expects to get 1ts second annual report out by the Ume Con- gress meets, Agents are hard at work in we fleld now collecting material, Two subjects will be treated of in the report. One is the question of convict labor. There is a general impression among worki) that they suffer great; from this; that tho work, doe by convioes te taking b ry Allavaiiabie ala be collected and put In this port tos the conclusions ‘as. to th really plays in the labor p The Subject Lo be treated is sirikes, A complete history of strikes from 1680 up to July of als year, will be given, iucluding Uicir causes, Uele Purpose and their edeet apou tie labor oF the country. This will cover the grand guue OVOF by the Curtin commaittee and the Til report Will probably be in print long belore the neport of that committeo It ready. eer ARMY OxDERS.—Acilug Assistant Surgeon ©. L. G, Anderson has been ordered from Magers town to Prescott, Arizona, One month's ex- tenston of leave ts granted, to Li 18th ine . First Lieut C. M. Gandy, assistant sure geou, is ordered to report to the commanding general department of Texus. REAPPOINTED BY THE REGISTER.—Register of Wilis Clagett to-day reappotated Ue two male clerks and the female eopyist hercioiore occupying (bose positions in bis offloe for ke Ume being, ee RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow- ing were the readings at thesixnul offices to-day, Bu. m., 57; 7a. cy 76; mi no heen York Street Car Strike. THE POLICE TAKE POSSESSION OF THE BROAD 'S STABLES. Ww YORK, August 23.—sergeant Coombs, of 22d precinct. wii 50 policemen, ouk pow sessivn of Ube Broadway railroad company’ stables by orders from police beadquarters as soon @s the sirike was reported this morning, Acting Superintendent Swe on bis arrival, ordered the reserves ii every precinct to be held in the stations untll turther orders, aud put bimeelf in immediate communication with the precinet commanders, and instructed them Wo neglect no precaution against possible trouble. Most of Ube captains came t headquarters during the forenoon, and conferred with the tuspector. 4 were Wild w hold their off-platoons notice was given from he juarters tbat of would bo longer be necessary, The ball-hourly reports from Ube stables: resented everything a8 quiet. Inspector Dilke, after ing Lue police on duty there, came in and Teported Liat Lue superiutendent of tbe railroad Wus awaiting the arrival of Presideut Thompson al the stables besore taking auy action. Pending: Mr. Thompson's arrival ue had offered the mon @s a comprouiise tat they inight go w Work om the old Ume table, and at the old rates, but they retused tne offer. The superintendent wae of the opiaion that many of the men were anXivus tv accept the offer, bat were afraid of the malcontents, ‘0 curs will be run to-day on the Broadway road,” said Superintendent Steers, “but there fs uo’ probability of any trouble. The meu ace quiet. They struck because Lucy were requlred to run an extra trip Wituia Laer twelve boars at $2.25 per day. — What the outcome of 11 wi be Luere Is no telling UNL Lhe presideut of the roud ig with the amen.” The pollo re serves will remain in the statious Util Ube matter Is settied. sceeirancsson Prince Alexander Dethroucd. ORGANIZATION OV A PROVISIONAL GOVERN MENT FOR BULGAKIA, A dispatch from Sofia, Bulgaria, dated Satar. day, says: “The populace aud the troops quar tered in the capital surrounded tue pal: arly this morning. Prince Alexauder ebdicated and populace then assembled and adopted a We tation praying Ue cxar to ro extend bis sympathy to tue Buigurian peopie, The ussembinge procceded tv tue palace of Ue Russian ageut aud submitted wo Lim tn lution, all wnecling. The agent 01 Uhe'czur's frieudstip. Tue following provie sioval government bus been forined: erline minister, M, Clenent, metropolitan of Pimnovag mninister'ot ioreign aifuins, at. Zanetl; wininic® Of Hnances, M. Hurmot; minister ut war, M, Nekiforoif,’ miuister vi justice, M. Radowluvoik, minister of educatior Velicheutt, Col. Gilder Sinrts for the North Pole Col. Gilder left New York Saturday evening for Monireal eu route to the North Pole. Tue route which Col, Glider will take trom Montreal is by the Canadian Pacific ratiroad to Lake Winnipeg, thence by a simali steamer throug the luke to the Norway house, near the edge of the luke; thence overland to the Nelson river, which discharges itself Iuto Hudson bay. There he proposes t engage as mauy uatives and as iany dogs as be cau secure, and be will put his whole equipage on board « bh steam, Pomibler At iat poldt, be expects to pase one Sanaa aaa wal ators eoemead Sessa Pas lowing 5} Honel was very bopetal ccomplshing Wwe program be bad daid 01 Because be “intended. to travel -Usrough Esquimau land as tae Esquimaux travel, Mr, Whitelaw Reid, who is iu Califoroia, you terday telezraphed to W. P. Thompson, the Tribune, New York: “Advanee Ue rave of com sition to tity cents per thousand, commeuc- Hig with tonday.® Galveston's loss by Friday's storm will reach haifa million of doilors DIE DENVER, On Saturday, August 21st, at 5:30 pm.. at the Wanbingion Louse, Aadeusburg, Md, ANS DREW EMMETI, ouiy son of Audrew i, and Atw bela days. KELLY. On Sunday, August 22, 16H6, at 6:30 me MARGARET KELLY. iutive or coviny Cork, Treland, aged sixty years: Ter funeral win take place from her late residence, No. 20G street nortaeust, Tuesday, August 24ub. at $ pita, ‘Friends aud resatives are réspervdully iuviied Yo utiend. : LANDICK. On August 21st, 1896, after a long and palatal tlie, MARA Jai beloved wife of tana Handles and daugier of the lave Parker Sad Harriet ie Her funeral will take place from St. Augustine church ‘on Tuesday, August 2sth, at ven o'clock. 2 LUSKEY, On Augusi 224, 1586, GRACE COR- RINNE LUSKEY, tuthnt of George und Margaret C Laskey, aged seven iuouths aod tures days. Paneral'Munday, August wid. ut lve pun Deaver, ageu two moutie aud tweuly-one SHERMAN, at 8:30 pm. sunday, August 21 15s BARA WiabLt, widow ot the lave Cae Aysherman. ‘Notice of tuneral hereafter, * SKINNER. On August 234, 1886, at 6:15 o'clock am. Mrs ANN SKINNED, widow of the late Cape, Wak: sioner, ge forgeriy ot Virginia "Abseust irom the body-aund resent Ww Lora, realter. PS Funeral notice be SULLIVAN, On August 12th,1986, at Parish Rap toes, La, Dr SAMES Se SULLAV AN, brocher of tht late'L. G, Sullivan. “He wus uative of Virginia, bal had been ‘a resiueut of Loulsiaua Yor the fast Gh) years, UNRERTAKERS. _ ‘OSEPH GAWLER, LNG UNDE URN ie: TAKER aod PRACTICAL EMBALM EK 726 Penmsylvaus ave mw, ‘Terms everything urst-clas‘Telephoue vail 1Ud-14— a . CLEMENTS, Pi Nal UND! J. ee ‘ROP ESS10. wUNPER ‘snd 70 high street 7 Lelephoos Street nd 70 High ‘Call, JF ee a, Telephone call, 285—s : iNisHiNG UNDERT. Mo ee eT ag W. BARK EL, UNDERTAKER AND THE STATE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, irs a [Sanat ) sswem ‘For farther information apply to AUSTIN BALDWIM 4 00., (08 Broadway, Now York, orto Om. w. 2088, ule Adams Exprem Oo, Waabingiea,