Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1886, Page 3

~F PA THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. AUCTION SALES. “AUCTION SALES. QOR SALE-FARM OF 130 ACRES, SIX MILES Fttunveny.cn tick site pikes Land iv a bleh are oteuitte idiugs test-ciasd. Audress Lox 10 Sure e025-aie ANIED—TO BUY FIVE OR MORE ACRiS, with, dwellins and stabie near railroad station Seven mules of city. state terms and vail Address H. M. E, Star of auz5-ite = A_ BEAUTIFUL the Bia tainiog ® good bern aud na, containing ® fooms: good barn cation igh wad besitbs? good, water: Tig miles from street cars, Price ouly BH. WARNER & CO. 916 F st. 2 donated ing, 10 Bradenaburg: to ne clcraied “pe Spring, 1a Btadensburgs to.an ‘ng ian superior inducrmetta will be tered. place for @ hartoway hoo. HUPTY & DYER, fatnuna F. Jook SACE—i08 ACRE. the y couutty. AKER, S—VERY CHOICE PROPERTY, OAK arg lity tuoi, Water Power ax tap ween of m Suinnesota for grain mud grazing: = ower: Canon there’ Rout mali rat, osiness Yavtw: 16: hotises, tabie storenuuse: Sear villages a Feta: eatiy’ mane. a Beactifl cautry seat the “saime “time "paying business property; xebange. Godbie’ tock boxe SeGious, Sian esaare sule2we Fe. SALE—AT A BARGAIN—FARM OF 33 ‘acres, tig talfes frou this cig}: two story dweilliig qacrlon’ ind: nigh peattiy locally, ondy $50 per sere HOA. PHILLIPS, 1423 New York av. auidiia UNDERTAKERS. _ GAWLER. FURNISHING UNDER ee pit tod PRACTICAL EMBALM ELL eet tod FRACHICAL EMAL = CLEMENTS PROFESSIONAL UNDER Do aka try Meare Enperience, 3us7 sat Sede tnd‘ high ster Getigriowa, Telepnone ‘AMES BELLEW, J PURNISNING UNDERTAKER, Corer New Jemey ave aud Gat 2. Telephone culls 2355 ICHARD 3 CAIN, Fee CasistisG uxpeRrtaKER, O11 7th se Every thing serie ine neat Reasonable Terms BR, © 2aneen UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL FMBALMER, Graduate of 1864 Class of the Cincinnati School for kmbalming CM. Lukens, M.D., Principal 4.1. Ciaric, Demoustrazar: @1z 12th sirees aortawest, Tetephone call O47 STEAMERS. CHEAF TRIP TO EUROPE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR EMPLOYES IN SPECIE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS. THE STATE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Salling between New York, Glasgow and Belfast, ranting through tickets at reduced ratesto Liverpool, jablin and the Contineat ‘Offer the lowest cabin rates of any Hine crossing the Allanhe. combined with excellent cabin accomods- tions, flue saloons and 4 Ibera) and substantial bill of fare,” average length of ocean voyage from 10 to 14 - and oa fy oc2 First Cabin Saloon, accord tolweatlonc! suicrvome * $85 t0$40. Excursion fare, return good ior oue year } 510875 For further information apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO, ‘58 Broadway, New York, or to GEO. W. Moss, Adams Express Co., Washington. _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. J; ALL PUTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. SELAMER JOHN W, THOMPSON, “Monday, Weduesday and Friday. at 7 .1a., a8 far as Nomint Ferry and Leouardiown and all termediate japdings. Make all landings every trip. ‘You can go10 any landing for 2dcents Staterooms Bocents dy27-1m atLy Line. NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE ‘SOUTH. STEAMER® GEORGE LEAKY and LADY OF THE LAKF. LEAVE AT 530 PM FIRST-Chses FANE, $2 ROUND-1 IP, $8, Kound-irip Tieket Good on hither Hout, Steamer Leary trom sth street_ wharf, MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Steamer Lake roi 6th street_whart, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY |” Leary stops at Piney Pu ot and Cornfield Harbor fli and Fevurning. | Lake stopa_ at Piney Polat joing and rewarming. and on Saturday at Colon! Peach."Steamer Leary connects at Norfolie with Bos: tow and Providence Steamers Bothateamiers connect ver Ariel for Michmoud, Va..and Uld.Do- cand al: railroad lines south. aul4-1m may be Fesidences., For far jormation inquire at the Compauy’s offices, © calls $4 wud 745-3. Above schedule of Fales goes into elfee: Mouday. 25th. Jed, 7OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NEW IRON STEAMER “WAKEFIELD’ Leaves Zth-street wharf on MOND. DAY® sud SATURDAYS at TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p. m., touche ing at diver Landings as tr us iomini Creek, Currt. oma, Va. and st. Clements Bay, Ma Connects with: B,@6. RK at Shepherds "see schedule. JOHN & PADGETT. Agent © W. RIDLEY, Manag: Pores Ac TRANSPORTATION LINE ‘THE STEAMEP SUE, bs eater trips berween Washiogton and Raltt — Wass thors leaving Stepieassere whart hoe ners ey SUNDAY, 4pm, and Baltimore every FRIDAY, ab Lo at River Landings, t recelved on Sat- urdays ouly, ad Inuse 3 SRITENSON & BRO, EG a2em and'Pa, ave and ith st whstt “Apply to wt RECT TO NEW YORE—FREIGHT STEAM D)'Pisouw winsoN and eC RIGHT ies i: Hast iever. 8. ¥ every SATURDAY at ag ‘hart, Wasiingwu, every TURSDA’ ‘Freght at lowest rates. ap8 ME VERNON! MT. VERNON 2t Vernon at 10 o'clock a ms ROORAN shart’ daily (except Sunday) foe ‘returning, reaches Washington about 330 B "a Ie BLAKE, Captain, Severta Sreeer Paras Rovan GREAT BARGAIN IN _EMBROIDERIES. 200 piccesof Ham burg ahd Swim Embroideries and Flown: ings, 25 per cent ies than importers’ prices, Hawburg, 2 to 3 inches whde, Se. ye Hatuburg: Sto 3 inches wide: Be. yd. Hamburg and swiss Flouneings, ise. pA et ad Satin icibbons, Picot edge, Ne. 9, 10e.; No 12, 1 eee Ladies ¢ ood usin, trinimed wl Moths F:teat Dut Thon peo = Common seuse 500 Boue Woveo Corsets, $1.50. Muctame Thompson's 5} Protecting Corset, 75c_ Adisstable Hip Corset, Buk pate Ladies Fram @made Lisle Thread Gloves, 19¢. pais. ie Thread Gloves, with full iasbioued Lies 2s and {cited Taffeta Gloves. 25¢. pate. Alvotlie Lae itty ‘and 608. pair. Bure sl Jermey Sit 490 etn poe b tue sjualit: ia belggais Hose, 5e,, worth 30e. pale. Ladien Cheusisettss from 186 to Sbe eache Blaut ful wid Varied awortiment Musto und Crepe Lisse Ku veto d. Patti, Woven Wire and n, Fedora, 1B Bustion, tine assorcment of Ladies’ Drews Buttons, ‘ken cave of Ladies “Vests and Punts, car last winter, at G0c. each Good Value eeseut prices for GUC. SEVENTH $TREET PALAIS ROYAL 914 7th Street, Bet. Taud K nw. aul SED FOR $b Coats 50 cents, Pants Zd cents. Vests 25 cents. Altering and repairing dove in vest inanner. Gocds called tur aud delivered, HAHN 708 Yuh st. aw. _e21-2m¢ and 42 N. Calvert st. Halumore Keyerose Mar Wunxey SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE, STRICTLY PURE. IE BEST TONIC. FEKELCTS DIGESTION Uoequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and Generad Deoility PRICE, Per Botile, $1.00: ¢ Bottles for $5.00 Leware of imitations None genuine without the Sagatare EDSNER & MENDELSON. Sole Agents tor Wwe Ua Fula, Ca FOR SALE RY Stott Crome & peniicb a ene Iota S hitting }Tanneme na Bercuany rhest and freshest Teas vleoding of flavors war- riety of ‘tastes tha any A vcarctul Test wit also disclowe the BA OF GREAT STRENGTH. Que pound will last « prudent novsckesper longer ign E26 pounds of ordivary Ca. — ‘Sold only in one pound paceut boxes, so2laae Fal ave., cor. dy st. es viLITE. HENTZ & (222 and 224 North Secoud st.. Philadelphia, Pa, Are Sole Proprietors of the Cerebrteed tera REML WHT Dak 1b Pouthern Uflee. 1200 Peuusyie Washington, beeen Ave 2m COLTNA: SELIONON. in charce Viarrs, IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OIL, FAMOUS CAROMELS FRESH EVERY DAY. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 820 9TH STREET. OPP. U. 8 PATENT OFFICE. 29 BRANCH. 1706 Pa. AVE. W. | | For Wilwington, Delaware, and intermediate points be ween bit muré aud Wiltngton, 3:15 p.m. dally, | excep. ~unday THIS AFTERNOON. SOU T. A iON. TWED “FIFTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premi Nos. 334, 336, 333 AND 340 N STREETS. W.. eRe ere ere eee AS Eater seoray vom cen pete eres south west, suitable for comfortable homes and make Soe ST cn tae onto, care apd four years; notes to bear interest at six per cent feacaritast atte Ge een ear trust, oF all cash, at option of purchases. sit of ancing, &c..at purchaser's cost. Termsto be com- some newspaper published in Washingtou, D. O, Tithe good aud hontes open for Inspection day Of sale _aul DUACANSON BKO -., Auctioneers PEREMPTORY SALE OF DesIRABLETHRER- STORY AND “BASEMMAT PRESS BRICK LING HOUSE. No. 1702” SINTH SORTH Ww. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST TWENTY SIXTH, 1956.00 HALE PAST FIVE @ O'CLOCK, we will Sell, in trout of the premises, LOT 98, IN SQUARE 363, fronting 20 feet on 9th street, with a depth of 95 fet toan alley. Imp oved by a well-built three-story and basement and back building Brics Dweiling House, water, gas, lutrobes, ranges, &c, oue of the in good order, side and ‘Owner having nioved away from eity the Property must be suld. ‘Terms: One-third cash; baiance in cne and two years, notes (o bear 6 per cent interest, payable semi- ‘faunually, and to be secured by deed of trust. or all cash. at ‘option of purchaser. A ‘deposit of 8250 re- quired at tine of sale Convevaneing, &e., at pnr- Chaser's coat ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise right reverved to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser uiter five days’ public no- Uce uf such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.c. DUNCANSON BHOS. au 1HOMAS DOWLL TRUSTEES! SALE OF IMPROV! NT STREET NORTHW: By virtue of « deed of trust, dated the 17th day of september, A.D. 1884, and duly recorded 1 Liber No. 1080, folio 85, et seq., of the land cords for the District of Columbla, und by direeiou, of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public uetion. in front of the prem! TUESDAY, the HIRTY-FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1886, at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the following de seribed real estate, situate in the city of Washington, Disteict of Columbia. to wit: Parts o1 lots five (5) and seven (7), square eighty-six (86), begimuing ior the same at the southwest curner of lot ive (5), thence running east sixteen (16 ‘D_ PROPERTY No. 1923 feet, north seventy (70) feet, east one (1) fuot three (3) Inches, north sixteen (16) feet four (4) inches, west seventeen (17) feet three (3) inches, and thence south inning, improved by a three-story ent brick dwelling house but recently put thorough repair. Terms Of sa cash; the balance in note Ive months, ‘with interest ut six per cent, to be secured: by 4 deed of trust on the property, oF ‘all cash, ui the purchas- be paid in er'soption. A deposit of $100 will be required of pur- chaser at tine ofsale. If terms of sale are not com- piled with in seven days from day of sale, the ‘trus, Tees reserve the right to reyell at the risk and cost of tre defaulting purchaser after five day’ noticethrough one of the newspapers of the city aloresmd, All cou- ‘Veyancing and recording ui purchaser's cost ‘Trustees. RAILROADS. Baten: AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 30th, 1886, until further notice. Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jersey avenue and (street, For Chicago 10-00 am. and 10:10 p.m. dally. ‘The 10:00am. isa Fest Limited Express for Pittsburgh and Chicago, arciving in Pittsburgh st 7:35 p.m, Che cage next morming at 8:55. 0 extra iare tveharged (on this train for fast th For Cincinnati, Loulsvilie andSt. Louis dally at 3:30 p.m aud 10:10 p.m., with through coaches and Pal- hee sleeping Cars io above polity without ‘chan 3:80 paw. Iva fast Umited trata to Cinciimaui and Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:4 St Louis 6:40 p.m. Noextra fare iy charged on this train for fast tfme. ‘For Piusburgh at 10:00 a m. and 8.55 Pitesburgh, Cleveland and Detroit, with Monarch Pare Jor andmevping Cars to Plusburgh. For Lynchburg. Nataral Bridge, Lexi and Staunton, 10:10 pun, with Sleeping Cars, dally. 0D Saturday, sleeping cat to Natural Bridge station only. For Lexington und Leal sta:tots 8:40 8., daily, except Sunday. und 10:10. ‘For Baltimore on week gud tows am 1210, m. daily, to (45-minute train), 8225 aud 11:00 p. my 280, 7230.8:30 and L605 i... 1:20, 1:30, 3:80, 4:40, 5:40, 6:40, 7:00, 8:25, 11:00pm. For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South 10am. and 5:30 p.m. dally: 10 a.m. has Sleeper from Washingt. n to New Orleans 5:30 p.m. Sleeper to Little Rock. oP Annapelis 6:40am. and 12:10 and 4:30 on Susiday 8:30 wm 3340 out, ae ‘or Way stations be 80, 4:40. days 8:30am, and 1:50, 8:30 300 and 11,00 p.m. For stations on Metropoll tan Branch gaily. except sunday aud 5:31 p.m. daily: 4:40 p.in. ‘except Sunday for pri pai stations on Metropolitan ranch 8:40 at. daily: 02 Sunday stops at all stations, For Gaithersburg aid Intermediate poluts 10:05 a.m... 12:30 and 11:20'p.mn, daily,except ‘Sunday. Fur Frederick 8:40 «mand 4:40 p.m. daily, except sunday. For Hagerstown 10:00 a.m. and 5:31 pm. dally, ex- cept Sunday. rains arrive trom the West daily, 6:20, 7:20 a.m, 1:15. 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. Lite Kock’ Express, From Wi.m.ngtoa aud lutermediate points north of ‘am. Va.m.,and 1:50 and 5:25 p.m. Sunday, 10:39 am. 0:35 pau From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad, 7: m. daily. and 5:30 p.m. daily, except Sunday. From Prederick aud latermediate points, 6:25 am, and 8:19 pam. dally, except =-day. ‘Trains leave Baltimore for Washin, except 1:25, For farth Ome information apply at the Baltimore and cket Office—Washingion Station, 619 and 1451 Penusylvaum avenue, corner of 14th street, where orders will be taken ior baggage to be checked and received at any point in the elty. __ Gen. Manager, Baltimore. W 428 1NGTON, O10 AND WESTERN ‘ROAD Co. Rall eatas Sghesie tn effect August 1 1886. alas will leave from aud arrive at B. & P. statl 6th and Bats as follows: ee Leave Washington #210 a m, daily except Sunday and 4:45 p.m. dally, arriving at Round Mit 114% Bh and 740 pom. Keturning (rains leave Atound Hill AC 6208 am’ daily aud at 15 p. m, dally execpt sane ig arHvitg af Washingiou bd0 arin. and pa fonthiy and quarterly cominutation rates, £-0U0- mille tekets $25" R. BELL, aulo Superintendent LA®£ surenion Transit co. ‘The Great Lake Route From Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland and Detroit to the Summer Resorts of Lake Superior, St. Paul, Mine Reapolis, Luiuth, Devil's Lake, Dak.;the Yellowstone Natioual Park wid the northwest. excursion tickets ‘at greatly reduced rates, Including aieals and sate rooms, ‘Tourist books and general information furnished on application to H.R HOWSER, Agent, 1351 Peuusyivania aventie. Rates for special tours furnished. Jezd-2aw'zm SHE GREAG Saks PENNSYLVA\ A ROUTE NORTH, WEST “AND SOUTHWEST. TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEN'T, LY 11TH, 1586, ve Washington from ation, corner uf Sixth and B streets, as iollows: For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Linited Express of Puwace Sleeping Cars at U:00 A. M. daily: Fast Line, #50 A. M. daily to Cincinnatt and st. Louls, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cluclunat, ghd Hovel Car to St. Louls daily, except Saturday, Yo Chicago. with ~icep ‘Altoona to Chicaso, Chicago” “Expres, ut 10. P.M. ith Sleepiug Cars "Washi acd Hur. tsburg. to at Harrisburg “with Western Sleepers for Louisville Express, 10:00 P. M. or ad Be ‘with Louis, daily, for Pittsburg and the West, with through sieeper’ Harrisburg to Cheng. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Eric, Canandaigua, Kochester, Buflulo, Niagara, 20:00 'P. BM. daily, exe: pt Saturday, with Palace Cars Washington to. Kochester. For Willkunsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:50 ‘A, M. dauiy, except Sunday. For 15, 9:00 and 11:00 A, o'P. M. On Sunday, WO and 21:20 P. of Cars, 240 AL cept sunday. w P.M. every day. gh trains connect at of Brooklyn Annex, afford: lng directiransfer to Pultou steer, avoiding doube Brmee cere Now York Cay, ia. 7:15, 400 and 11:00 A. M.. 2:00 15, 6:00, 10:00 and 14:20 P.M. On’ Sunday, 900 A. M., 2:00, 4:19, 6:00, 10:00 and 11:20 P. Limiied Fxpress, 9:40 A. Mi aud dou P.M daily” ay. 0:45, 7:15, 9:00. 9:40, 9:50, 11:00 A.M. ew York’ and the East 7: 5 2:00, 4:19, 10:00 and 1 a. rt 12.00, 2:00, G0. 4:15, 4:23, 4:40, 6:00, 7:10, 10.08 id 11:20 BM. On subday, 0:00, 0250, 11300 A.Ah 2900, 4:15, 6300. Los and 11:26 P. 3. For Pope's Creek ‘1! aud 440 PM dal.y, exeeptsunday. DKIA AND EREVERICKSUURG HALL AND ALEXANDRIA AND W. TON RAILROA eee For -lexauidtha, 6:00, 7:05,9:25, 10:55, and 11:35 A. ‘M.. 2:00, 4:25. 4:5, 601, 5:05, aud 11237 BAL Ow For i ‘Sdutn, 6200, 1050 A. Mt dau ror Hic math, 63 ‘and 4:35 F. M-daily, except sunday. ‘ ‘Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6:05, 8:00, 1:00, 8:05, 3:28," 5:10, 7:09, and 10:42 P.M. and 12:10 midnight (exccpt Mon? ay), Sunday, at 6:0 and 100 aos 708, 10242 P- 1 northeast con and at be leit for the ciacking otels and residences, CHAS. FE. PUGH. General Manager, General Passenger Agent, ayid J.R Woop, Owe BABY Coach Reduced to $7.00, Our $10.00 BABY Coacu, © Our 911.00 BABY COACH. Leese Reduced to $9. Our $12.00 BABY COACH none ‘Reduced to $10.00. Other COACHES reduced in proportion, ‘Headquarters for LAWN TENNIS, ARCHERY, CROQUET. ‘Special rates to clubs. . CH. RUPPERT, 402-405 7th ot. now. pear Dat INO, J, MeDEVITT. & McDEVITT. ‘and Real Estate Agents, wrx © CO, Auctioneers. + Louisiana avenue, ‘Opposite Ciiy Post Office THURSDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-SIXTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, WITHIN AND IN FRONT oF OUR SALBSROOMS, ATTRACHIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR. NITUKE AND WOODS, CARPETS, B TH NEW ASD SECONDHAND, LARGE RUGR BED HOOM SETS, PSELOR Ses, Hall Furniture, Brussels Stair Cary Bureaus, stands, Olicioth. Folding Bedsteud; Round, Squar 4nd Extension Tabies: Oll Stoves, Hair aud other Mattresses, Engraviigs, Toilet Sets, Crushed Pius Parlor Suite, very Ane; Wardrobes Cottere Sets, Fancy Articl-x ae. with the ‘usual assort- ment of miscellaneous goods suitable for house- keeping. as rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer, SMALL LOT OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR- TTURE AT AUCTION, COMPRISING SEV- ERAU WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUiTin WALNUT HALL HACK, BRUSBELS ND ISORAIN CARPETS, WICKER ROCK ERS, EASY CHATIN HATK MATTRASSES, Pitts Sie: Ae eae ATOR FIN HEATING BIOVES KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c., dc. On TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY. FIRST, 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at resl- dence No. 72s 1itn stre:t, between Gand Ht streets orthwest, { wiil sell the eutire coatents. “Terms: Cash, au26-dts "THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. J ENCANSON BROS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENU BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALP AND SIXT) STREETS SOUTHWEST. By virine of w decree uf the Supreme Court o the District of Capimbia, passed on the 20th das duly, A. D. 1886, 1h cause Nu. 10,004 Fg. Dock’ 26. pending in said court, wherein John Wa. compluinant and James C defendants. L will sell at p.emises, on FRIDAY, THE THIRD DAY. TEMBEN, A.D. 1896 AT FIVE O'CLOCK, P.M, part of iot lettered 1, in the subdivision of original lot humbered twelve inagrate numbered four huudred and nine-two (493), being the eastern eleven (11) feet five (6) inches froit of sald jot extending back in parallel lines of that width ‘at right ungies with Maryland avenue tou ten foot alley, Improved by two-story brick dwelling, (Forms of, sale, as specitiod by the decrees One-third 9f the purchase ‘moury shall be in cash, and the bal- b equal ins allments In one and two years, r spectively, for which the promiso: y notes ol the pur chaser must be given, to bear Iniereat from day of sale at six per cent and secured by’ deed of trust on ld; OF al! cash, at. purchaser's opti deposit of $50 at time of sie “all conveyancit purchaser's coat. If che terms of suse are Dot come plied with iu seven days frum day of sale the Trustee. Feserves the right (o resell at risk and cost of defiult- ing purchaser alter five days’ public notice of such Te gulein some newspaper published in Washington, SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee 462 Louisiana ave, ‘B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, CONTINUATION SALK OF TRUNKS, SATCH- ELS, HARNESS si SADDLES, BRUDLES AND TOURIST GOODS. AT 608 ISTH ‘STH NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE. U. S, TREASU AND | FRIDA C AL TWELVE 0" WALTER BW SLOCK NuOS ILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts, MPROVED PROP ‘TEENTH AND ASTREETS: NORTHEAST. of January.A.D., 1886, in cause No. 9731, Eault plainant,. Mary k. Wollard apd others are defend- recorded in Liber W. 8. SL, at foilo 37, in surveyor’s ‘Terms of sale: Que-fourth cash; balance tn equal in- option of purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of 325 Tight of resale at risk and cost of deiaulting purchaser APC HARLES . DUNCAASUN. Trustee, aul9-deds Corner 9th and D streets p.w, \CANSON BROS. Aucuoueers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING ON NINTH STREET EXTEND- ED, CORNER OF SHERMAN AVENUE AND IRVING STREET, COUNTY OF WaAsHING- By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing date guathe,uineleenth (19) day of Januar. A.D. 1882, and recorded In Liber 492, follo 24:6 Fr one of the laud records. of the’ District of Coline nd because in deiauit in the payment of the debt se cured by suid deed, we will sell at public auction, In trout of the premises, ou MONDAY, AUGUST THIR TLETH, Iss6,at FIVE O'CLOCK 'P.M.. the follow- ing “destribed’ real estate, situate li the county of Washington, District. ot Columbia, to wit: Lot nun ber: d oue (1), of block 12, Todd aud Browu's recorded, subdivision Of part of Pleasaut Plaiiis and Mount Pleamu ‘Terms of sale: Cash. All conveyancing and record- ing at purchaser's cost, “If terms o! sale are not com piled wh in Seven ays acter ae! the property wilt Fegold ut the tisk “and cost of the dctaulting pur- chasér, A deposit of $100 to be made at time ulsale, TA. ROVER: truster Commer North Capitol aud Hf its. me. aul4.16,eodads JOHN MURAN, Trusive, CANSUN BROS, Auctioneers, vA TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED NORTHEAST COR- f TH AND 5 TEENTH STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASRINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. By Virtue of a ceed of trust to the undersigned and Joa F. Hanna ‘now dec’d) bearing date December 81. 183, aud recoded in Liber No. 1068, fol. 2:52, et seq. of the lund records of the” Dix: trict of Columbia, ahd by order of the party thereby Secured, the undersigned will well ut public auction. ft front of the premises, ou MONDAY, the SIXTIL DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AD. 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M..“*Ail that plece or parcel or lot of Froand situate snd lying in the clty of Washington, bistriet of Columbia, anu kuown and designated on the plats and plans of said cit as parts of lots, nuns bercd tweuty-Ubree (23) and twenty-lour (24) in W. K Hill, trustee, and others subdivision of lote 1n Square numbered ove hundred and sixty-five (165), beginning at the southwest corner of wuld square and Tulinsng thence east on H street thirty (30) tect; thence h Ob hundred and nine (1U9) fect, thence west. y (30) leet to 17th street: thence south oo 17th ve hundred wod uine (109) feet to beginning.” Ternis of sale: Une-third of the purchase price in cas; balance in one and wo ycars, With Interest from date of saie, and ty be secured by'a lieu on the prem Acash deposit of $500 will be required at the time of sale; uot If terms ure not complied with in ten days ..fter date of sale the property may be Fesold. at the risk aud cost of the detaulting purchaser on five days’ public advertivenient, MAHLON ASHFORD, au2,7,14,21&deds ‘Surviving Trustee, MEDICAL, &e. ANHOOD RESTOKED BY UsING A BOTTLE or two of DR. BROTAERS Invigorating Gor ‘Will cure any case of nervous debility aud 1o-8 erve power. It impurts vigor to the whole sys tem, 906 B st nw. wuza-1m' Da gata RAM WH SON, 1105 Pa RK Piace. 11th si, between Bund Csts ne. Estab lishea 1 Special treatinent for ladies desiring re- Mable services. Advise iree and confidential, aud-15e MME DE Fowest LONG esPa BL SED AND JME reliabie Ladies’ Physician, can be consulted dutiy AU her resideng-, 1245 7il st. u.w. Office Lours fron 1to¥ pan, wali Ladies only, wugieime LEON, ‘The Uidest Established and Only Reliable Ladies’ Physician in the Cuy, can be consulted dally, 404 U st, bet. 4% and 6th sts. n. Ww, ¥rompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta: Hous strictly confidential “Separate rouuls for ladies, Onlice aiways open, aul ‘T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT DR LROTHERS isthe oldest Estublished adver- Using Ladies’ Physician in this city. Ladies, you can, confidently consult Di, BAUT HERS, vUG 1s St & We Particular attention to ail diseases peculiar to ladies, murried or single. All successfully treated, wuld-Ime BRkAP AND BE WISE-DEC BROTHERS G00 St. & W., appeared before me and made oath that hes the Oldest Established bax pert specialist in this, city, and will guarantee a cure in ull cases of private disease of men aud furnish medicine, of no charge, cousultation and advice tree utuny hour during tie AY day. Subscrited and sworn belure me by Dr. BROTHERS BAMUEL C MILLS & Notury Publis in and for tue 1 of C, his dd day of July, 188 au7-1m® Near Ox Far Away. NEAR OR FAR AWAY. People who leave home for the summer often expe- rience the need or some article of Cloting forgotten in the hurry to yet away, Whether summering up north, among the lakes, at the seashore, on the moun- tains, or some yecluded and qoaiut nook In the coun- try, perhaps a Light Overcoat would prove a comfort and protection. A thiu Buit or Coat is alwaya & luxury on & hot day, und you've neglected wo uke either. ‘Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers, or you would like a Sailor Sutt or Shirt, for him to rough itin, We keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. a fact, a var Tied awsortment of ail kinds of Furnishings ay the very lowest prices. ‘Those of our customers at present ont of the city might write to us, telling their wants, and theClothes cau go by express or mull to the remotest hamlet at trifling expense. ‘Those who stay at home, or those who Visit the capital city, Will tind bere the coolest ot cool Clotiing, as wells excelleuce, with ecouomy in urticles of Dress, NOAH WALKER @ co, yin 625 Pennsylvania avenue Miss Jur Corsox Sava In anarticle entitled “Family Living on $5000 Year’ “Fuel for acooking Stove and two other fires, and Ughts,would cost about $8 per month, provided OLXE ‘were used in cities,” do, WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN ‘AC Bushels for $3.70, 44 Busheis for $2.50; COKE NOT CRUSHED- 4€ Bushels for $2.00, 26 Busnels for $2.00 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. oy 421 and 413 1010 sires! TOT H H ERR we 00, EN g i rie Bi 83 i Aw You Going to take an satuma trip to the mountains? ror wu - or . y a STOCK TAKING IN A FRW DAYS, EXTREME VALUES THIS WEEK: 10 cents, hand made Torchon Lace, 8 and @ inches wide. were 15 centa, 15 cents, Gents’ pure Linen Handkerchief, 2 inch hem, were 20 cents. 2cemta, Toothbrushes, were 5 cents. 49 cents, Embroidered Felt Tidies, 18x21 inches, were 74 cents. 15 cents, Leather and Canvas Belts, were 25 to 35 cents, 20 cents, énch Sash Ribbons, all colors, were 38 cents, 30 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 49 cents, 84 cents, Fang, feathers on both aides, bone sticks, all colors, were $1.24, 54 cents, Ladies’ fine Striped Lisle Hose, were 75 cents. 1 cent, Initial Bangle Bracelets, were 8 cents, 74 cents, Tourists’ Leather Satchels, were $1.24. 15 centa, Embroidered Top Mull Ties, were 25 cents, 25 cents, 4-row Cork Bustles, were 49 cents, 8 for 25 cents, Ladies’ Enubroldered Initial Ham- stitched Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 15 canta, Scents.a yard, Ruchings, all colors, were 8 cents. $2.29, Ladies’ Heavy Black Silk Hose, were 92,70 40 cents, Zyuolite Cloth and Hat Brushes, were 76 cents. 42 cents, Swiss Embroidered Flouncings, 12 inches wide, were 58 cents. $1.24, Ladies’ open york Liste Hose, were $1.68. 15 cents, Pel’s Corn Solvent, were 25 centa, 25 cents, Nurses’ Aprons, Lawn, wide tucks and embroidery, were 30 cents. 85 cents, Plate Glass Hand Mirrors, wood and leather back, were 49 cents, 28 cents, Childrens’ Embroidered and Lace Collars, were 38 cents. gp gcents Sich Black Watered Sash Ribbons, were 10. 38 cents, pure Silk Gloves, were 50 centa, 75 cents, Initialed Feit Schoo 1Bage, were $1.94, 25 cents, Gents’ Hemstitched Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, pure linen, were 29 cents. 40 cents, Ladies’ Lisle boot pattern Hose, were 69 cents, 84 cents, fine Leather Belts, were 40 conta, Ane A1-nch Black Watered Sash Ribbans, were 1.68. 49 cents, Gretchen Dresses, pink and blue were 69 cents 98 cents, Ladies’ Fancy Striped Lisle Hose, were $1.24. $1.25, Children's Caps, fine embroidery, fall ruche, were $1.65. 79 cents. Corset Covers, Cambric, square shape, double ruffle of embroidery, were 95 cents, aT Tht peg il Fotike por 8 Baud Ls a H KKB BBB OO N NN Pee ar HEE SADE oo Be 816-818 SEVENTH STREET N. We 4 aul9 es OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY Dy pa #B-CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000.68, @ The’ Louisiana State Peery Company /, and tn per mae eerie Dr oak Seen ees Seay ee Riceige a snceeean eae ee ee raceme vise the arrange (Ctnmisstoners, We the undersigned Banks nd Bankers wilt siento es tet: teases oe J. H. OGLESBY, Some re a A. BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! ‘OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated in 1868 for (een ey by the Lgisaire for Mainextignalad Charitable with @. capital of 1,0004 which & reserve fund of over $550,000 has since boon added. By an overw heliuing popular vote te fr made & part o" the present State Constitutton adopted December 2d. A.D. 1s70. lis Graud single Sumber Drawings will takeplace onunly.” ducer seaies or mustuones. “Look at the wide distribution: 1véth Grand Monthly AND THE EXTRAORDINARY QUAKTERLY DRAWING, IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW O11 RLRANS, au cae TOPSDAY: SEPT eat skit 1 i Under the persolial Supervision ung tanagement @ GEN. G. Ty BEAUREGARD, of Lousiana ed GEN. SUBAL' A. EARLY, of Virginia: Se ga Notice Hekate are Ten Dollars oly, Hal Notice.~ a 2 Fitths. $2, ‘Tenths, $1. meee. 16) 1GHAS LARGE PRIZES OF i LARGE PRIZES OF 20 PRIZES OF we 200 = aby O00” APPROXIMATION PRIEKS™ 100 Ay 1D Prizes of $200. 100 Ls - 100. 2100 z ij %.. ee Application for rates to clubs should be madeunly to the oflice of the Company in New Orleans. ‘For turther informs address. POSTAL NU/ or New York Exchunge pat ? ada lees re ‘New Orieaus, ia, Make P. 0. Orders payable and address: — ARP Saercane war AL BANK ae auall oe ‘Orleapa, La LET P, THEM 820, Gees Soo! Eat Dr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regeners- tsmade expressly for the cure of derangements of the procreative organs, Whenever eny debility of ‘the generative organs occurs, from whatever eause, tbe continuous stream of ‘electricity permeating ‘brough the parts must restore them to bealthy ac tion. There ls po mistake ebout this instrument. ‘Years of use have tested it, and thousands of cures are test to. Weakness from 1 a, In- capacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—tn fact, any trouble of theve organsis cured. Do not confound this with electric belts advertised to cure all ils from bead to Wwe, ‘This is WF the UNE apecitied purpoaa Boro ‘culars giving tull imurmstion eddres— CHEEVER ELECTRIG BELT 00, and-waa 103 Wanbington street, Chicaga, HAIR-ELIXIR, Undoubtedly the best meuns for the preservation of | the Hair, | Recommended by the most renowned phydisians, | Positively harmices, made of vegetabie matter only ‘and wholly free from any metallic ingredient. Sold by all the principal Cheminte and Wholemle D rugetste, Puuer, 8. {aud Gab tur, cbanval tale, ATO you proparing the children for boarding sohool? In tther case you will want to be with me Gum and heavy weight Merizo and All-wool Under. wear. Our fall purchase from the AMERIOAN HOSIERY 00. ‘Bias just arrived, and we are prepared to fornish you ‘with anything you may desire in that line for Ladies, ‘Misses and Children. ‘The cheaper grades have finished seams, while the Detzer qualities are full regular made, and the Drawers Of all qualities are shaped and are Jersey Atting. FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS FOR BOYS, ‘We bave a line of these goods made of All-Wool Flannel, and are selling them at 86c., 980, $1.43. ‘They are excellent value, and very useful Jus now. ‘Gosing out the balance of our SILK SUN UMBRELLAS, 24 inch Silk Sun Umbrellas that were $2.48, now sold at $2.19, ‘They are made of good quality Silk, and have Gold Plate, Sterling Sliver, Ebony and Zylonite handles, 22 inch Sik Sun Umbrellas that wore $2.20, now sold at $1.98, err A A 53g PAEATS a4 tus 244 Pugs A au24 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A Few Srecut Dar AT THE Pius Rovan WE ARE SELLING— ‘Thurston's Tooth Powder at 130. Calder's Tooth Powder at 13c, ‘Tetlow's Gossamer at 170. Colgate’s Castile Soap at te. Colgate’s Oatmeal Soap at 11a Cutlcura Soap at 140. Oriental Tooth Paste at 30c, Acme Shoe Polish, best made, at 12190. ‘Champagne Bottle Bay Rum at 150. All Silk Elastic, Plain or Ribbed. at 23c. yard. Best English Pins at Se., sold elsewhere at So. Periorated Toilet Paper at 140. 3 roll. Best 80 Ib. Note Paper at Sc. quire. Best 80 1b, Envelopes at 6c. package. ‘Mareua Ward's Irish Linen Paper at 250 box. English Derby Ribbed Hose in Black, Seal, Navy and Garnet, at 2c, Bilk finish Lisle Hose, tplit Feet, at 390 ‘Swiss Silk Vests, all colors, at $1.08. AN ENTIRE NEW STOOK OF LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN'S POCKETBOOKS JUST RECEIVED. ‘Imitation Alligator Card Cases at 25¢. Imitation Alligator and Beal Pocketbooksst 25c, Children’s Pockethooka with Memorandum at 28c. Bnake Skin Pocketbooks at 49c. Chilaren’s Mikado Pocketbooks with Memorandum at 38c, ‘New Seal Oblong Pockethooks at 49c. Beal Card Cases st 490, In the finer qualities we have the handsomest Stock. ever exhibited. Many new ideas this season. ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT. ‘We are prepared to execute orders for all kinds of CARD and WEDDING ENGRAVING Ip the very finest manner, Your name Engraved on Plata and 50 Cards printed there.rom for see xs &° Cresta, Monograms, Dies, and in fact everything Pertaining to this line made as short notice, Work delivered within 24 HOURS, PALAIS ROYAL. e ae80 2299-2239 PRENSYLVANIA AVE, Btn a all AUGUST 25, 1886. 2d EDITION |7-—— === Latest Thlegrams to The Sta. THE OHIO REPUBLICANS. m Opened with Speech and Song—Gevernor Feraker Permanent Chairman. Special Dispatch to THe EVENING STAR. CoLUmnvs, Onr0, August 25.—The republican ‘state convention convened in the armory of the 14th regiment at 11 o'clock, The large room Was flied, not less than 2,500 persons being Present. The gathering ts a fine representation of the republican party, and everybody 1s in a happy mood. There was a very lively time this morning in the Hamilton county delegation, resulting in the defeat of the Campbell-Sands combination, The contest was over the chair manship of the county committee. ‘The convention was called to order at 11 ‘o'clock by the chairman of the republican state central committe, Rev. Dr. Moore, of Colum- bus, who offered a prayer fitting to the occa- sion. Gen. Edward F. Noyes was then intro- duced as ‘the temporary chairman and ad- the convention at considerable length. GEN. NOYES’ REFERENCE To BLAINE. Generai Noyes spoke with marked dehbera- tion, and was constantly interrupted by ap- plause. His speech was eagerly listened to, and bad a stimulating effect on the vast audience. His reference to free elections, houest counts, and the punishment of ballot-box stuffers an tally-sheet forgers was emphatic and extraordi- hary, and had a visible effect on all present. ‘The speaker's reterence to Mr. Blaine struck the Popular pulse of the convention and brougut Out the most profound applause. At the conclusion of Gen, Noyes’ s; a Song was sung by Proi, Sackett, It was directed at the democratic senators and sang to the tune of “Swanee River.” The song was very amusing, and brought the house upon their feet amidst the wildest applause. The varioux com- mittees were then appointed, alter which the ‘convention adjourned until 1:80, when the can- didates on the state Ucket will be nominated, By Ausociated Press, CoLumBus, 0. August 25.—The republican state convention convened at 10:20, ‘The day is warm and the bull crowded. Some delay Was caused by the tilure of tbe Hamtiton county delegation to reach the hall, owing to a fight in the delegation. Senator Sherman is to arrive at 1 p.m. Chairman ‘Lowg, of the state committee, de- livered quite a lengthy address, reviewing the work of the party during the past year, and concluded by introducing General E. F. Noyes, temporary chairman of the convention, who wus received with enthusiusiie applause throughout quite a long speech. The standin, committees were announced, and the conven: on Wok # recess Wo 1:30 p.m., lo give the oom- mittee on revolutions Line to periorm its work. ‘The committee on permanent orzauizauon has selected Gov, Foraker for chairman, and D. Lanning, of Golumbus, secretary, Tt was learned that Senator Sherman would not ar rive in time to periorm tue duties of chairman, but will be at the convention later in the aller: noon. The comiiitee on resolutions or ganized, with Gen. J. Warren Keller as chair- man. ‘The committee at 1 p.m, did not expect tocomplete the work wull futer in the aiter- noon und be ready to muke & report to the con- vention. GEN, ROBINSON NOMINATED. In re-assembling Gov. Foraker, permanent chairman, made an interesting speech, which was well received, and Gen, James 3. Robin- son Was nominated by acclamatiyn for secre- tury of state, —_-_— GLADSTONE IN A MERRY MOOD. He Goes Off Laughing for His Holiday in Bavaria. Special Cable Dispatch to Tue EVENING STAR Lospon, August 25.—Several ministers now speak of the house rising by the middle of Sep- tember. Gladstone left Charing Cross this morning en route for Bavaria, where he takes & short holida@which he 1s supposed to need. As I watche® him in the center of a large group of friends, who caine to bid him good-bye, I cannot honestly say the holiday seemed much wanted. I never saw him in xuberant spirits,as he dashed from one friend to another, smiling an uside to his wife, wuo wore a black gown and cobventional veil,civing instructions to his private secretary, "Carmichael; Joking to Master Hertert,’ who looked as if he hud spent “long vigil, or dashing into the saloon carriage, where his daughter, in a slate gray traveling costume, was getting the wraps and rugs ready. Then he turned to John Morley, and taiked to him few minutes uside. Probably he was whisper- ing state secrets, as the ex-chilef's secretary Was looking very serious. Gladstone in a trock coat and ‘tall hat and Gladstone off for @ holiday are two different persons. Picture him in a loose-titting gray tourist's suit, soft cap of the same material, glasses dangling around his neck, a gray shawi tung carelessly over his shoulders in tremendous form, with a laughing hand-sbake for everybody, and with- outasymptom of wear or tear ot’ his recent labors. A large number of policemen drawn upen cordon was the only evidence of the presence of 90 great a celebrity, | Very few peo- ple knew anything about the journey. When the train moved Off every one cheered. The rand old man put his face out the window and luughed his acknowledginenta, THE ATLANTIC RUNS AHEAD. ‘The Yacht Race To-day—The Puritan's ‘Misfortune. Saxpy Hook, 12:55 p.m.—The yachts are standing south: The tic is ahead, fol- lowed by the Priscilla, Puritae and Mayflower in te order named. ‘The Priscilla is closing up with the leader. The Atlantics lizht sails do not seem to draw well while the Priscillas are filled continuously. Tue breeze does not ay pear to freshen, and it is feared that it will die away entirely ‘THE PURITAN DROPS ASTERN. HiGHanns, August 25, 1:40 p.m.—The Pari- tan has taken in her spiniaker. It looks as if she had carried itaway, There was a tug near her. She hus dropped to the stern of all the rest, 1:50 p. m.—The Mayflower has the Paritan and is pushiuz through the water at a good rate of speed. in the past ten minutes the wind has increased to fifteen miles, and there is some chance, it it, hoids, for a sue- cesstul finish, ‘The yachts are down below Sea- bright. ‘The atmosphere continues hazy, and the fleet has passed trom view. TURNING THE STAKE BOAT. Sanpy Hook, 2:30 p. m.—The yachts turned the stake boat off Ocean Grove as tollows: At- Puritan, Priscilla, 2.24. —>—__ STONES AND CLUBS. How a Street Car was Started on the Broadway Road. New York, August 25.—At 10:37 this morn- ing car No. 158, in charge of Driver Wicklesea and Conductor Smith, rolled out of the Broad- way and 7th-avenue depot and started on its trip down town. A yell arose from the loungers ‘on 7th avenue, and men began to pour iu trom the side streets and “the neighboring saloons until, in “a few moments, a mob of excited men filled the wide avenue'and started ater the car. At the Broadway switch an effort was made to derail tue car by placing a piece of wood on the switch. This proved unsuccesstul, The police charged the crowd and dispersed them fora moment. Further on the mob again appeared and overturned @ large dry goods truck on the track. This the police force lifted by main strength from the track and | the cat, prgceeded on ite way amid the yells and derisive hootings of the crowd. Stones and bricks were again thrown ainst the car, smashing one of the ventila- tors. At the junction of 6thavenue, Broadway (2 33d streets another delay was caused by a 6th avenue car crossing cf front of the Broadway car filled with men and women. Stones were again thrown, one striking the 6th Svenue car. ‘The women screamed ui righted, and tried to get oui of the car. At this mo- ment Capt. Williams, with a large squad of Police, appeared and clubbed the crowd Fight ‘and leit, They were driven into the side streets. The mobdid not again collect, and the car proceeded on its way'unmolested, IWreached Rowling Greon at, 11:26 a.m und on started on the return trip to Lhe stables, In the meantime other cars ‘were started aod ular trips. At noon six cars were run: Bing, ‘More trouble is feared this afternoon. IOWA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Senator Allison Makes Charges Against The President. CHrcago, August 25.—The Hvening Journal's ‘Des Moines, Iowa, special says: The 83d Kepub- 1 Statd | Corivention, convened at, 10:30 Gelock this forenoon. Hon, William B- Ail son was chosen temporary’ chairman He Giscussed at length the record made by Con- His history of the legislation upon fhe surplus Tesdlution "closed with "he charge against the President of deliver- ately pocketing the resolution in violation of his constitutional daty and ta violation of bis vious 8 ‘and Congress, Bir'the clo: purpose of depriving ‘Congress ci reviewing and revising bis action, which tr would ‘havo done’ in” five vines and oe ene Hk, thls Produced eousternation eonvention, Sent eine Bomators Speech the usiaal com- tees on creden’ ization and reso- Tutions meappeint. Eke convention then "MR, BEECHER ILL. and te Beot- He Leaves London. Goes LONDON, —The Re Werd Beecher it te Bas cuaoatia ts tdtare Enis ry Domi ‘Scotland. —— Not Beceiving Freight Yet. ar aptenricas basratt lowing dispatch from Gen, Mileczat Fort Hus chuca, August 234: “Lieut, Col. Forsythe re- turned to this post yesterday from Fronteras. He reports that hostiles are in the mountains some distance from Fronteras; that the Mexi- can authorities were to auswer Geronimo's overtures yesterday; that the Indians were ap- Prebensive of trickery on the part of the Mexicans, I am informed by Gov. Torres, that he has directed his officials to offer only terms of unconditional surrender the same as our officers require, All report the Indians much worn down and tired. Capt. Lawion's command is in good condition, and he believes he can kill, re oF force the Indians to surrender, and ‘I have every conf- dence in his ability and untiring energy. Should he force them near our line our will as- sist him.” The dispatch ts dated August 24th. dane ne neers Came Here Te Be Married. A YOUNG WOMAN FROM VIRGINIA WHO WANTS TO MARRY A SUPPOSED MULATTO. Yesterday afternoon, upon the arrival of the steamer John W. Thompson at the 6th-street whari, OMcer King took into custody two of the passengers—James T. Bradford, suid to be a muiatto, though bis complexion is very light, and a white country girl named Minnie Tine ney, The girl was poorly dressed, but rather gooddookise She igen ‘orphan abdut 19 years Old. The couple, who staried for this city to get married, boarded the steamer at Chatierson landing, a téw miles below Quautios, and were curiously watched by the passengers as soon as their intentions became known. At the whart Capt. Barker complained to Otticer King that the girl had run away from home, and for this reason the officer arrested both and took them to the fourth precinet station-nouse, There the young woman iusisted that her companion wat @white man, She said she loved him, and nothing but the law would ever prevent her from marrying bim, She said be was golug to buy her ‘some dresses and ribbons, and was about togive a list of other articles when be interrupted her by saying, “1 bave already bought ber a bell” Bradiord also said he bad not changed bis mind nor could any: ing make him, There being no ebarge | agaiust Bradford he was released about eiwht o'clock and leit the station threatening to use | the civil courts for the wrongs done him, Brad- Jord said Unat the giri’s tather and motier died when she Was butasmall child, and that she was adopted by wer uncle, Wiliam Garrett, « farmer in Carolin Va. For some years past Bradiord said be had been employed oing odd jobs on Mr. Garrett's tarm, und ofien Mis» Minnie would come out into the fleld and Make love to him. At wine o'clock yesterday morning, according to promise, Miss Tinny et bun 'at his father's house at Fain King George county, Va. The distance trom her howe was alpat six miles aud she walked ail the wa; arriving there Just as the Pv insigut. radiord was very i he was arrested. ‘Minnie is still held at the station-house, and will not be reicased wulil her irlends are Heard frou, a the police think the girl is not as oid ie is Tepresented Lo be, abd is therefore not competent to enter into Valid contract, Brad- Jord claims thut he 4s not colored. a They W: Per Day. BUT THE LAW ONLY ALLOWS THEM TWO DoI- Lars, Marshal Wilson has had in his possession for Some time the money to pay the jurorsin the lorary condemnation cases, but both the first and second Jury have declined to receive the $2 per day for their services, claiming that they were worth at least $10 per day. Marshal Wil- son inquired of the Departinent ot Justice if be uid pay more than the $2 per diem, and was informed Ubat was all the law allowed, and all he couid give. The Jurors not only determined the value of the property, but the first jury pre= pared all the plus, papers, &c., needed lo tnake just determination of Every lot Was incasured by the jury, every improvement on the lots examined in detail, and calculations as to the number of bricks ti the houses, &., de, and the work was one ot care and skill, oF this reason the Jurors believe that they are entitled tou comperisation tar above y2 per day, nd they will lay before Congress a claim for & ust remuneration of their services, wabaclicowed District Government Affairs. THINKS IT 13 AN EXTOKTION. George W. Smithson, of 603 diy street, com- plains to ue District Commissioners against a charge Of $9.30 water reat Of premises used as a barber shup, a8 the pipe only extends as tar as the shop, aod water used tor the tantly bas to be brought trom a pump in the neighbor: hood. He thinks $9.30 for a smail tap is an @x- wrtion, Wes. SPECIAL POLICEMEN. Henry D. Mason hus been appointed an ad- ditional private of the police tor three years, for duty about the ottice of tue National Sale De- posit Co., and Mr. Charles A, Waiter, tor duty in preventing crueity to animals,’ both ap- polulees to serve wituout compensation. BUILDING PERMITS issned by Inspector Entwisle: F. B, Farns- worth, repair brick dwelling, 1603 ‘16th street northwest; $1,600. B. & P. ratiroad, extend Treight depot, Oil street and Marylaud avenue southwest, by a strong frame and Iroc addition, sheathed with corrugated irou, 120 ie by average width of 20 feet; $2,000. Wm. M. Shuster, repair and extend’ brick store, 1324 7th street; $1,500. MISCELLANEOUS. The fire department tuis morning received 500 Ieet of Lureka fire bose. District Commissioner Webb returned to the elly last evening from bis Visit 10 Saratoga, and was at bis olfice this moruing, looking very much improved in heaith. Local Notes. In the United States cireuit court at Balti- more there was filed yesterday the bili of Aaron Van Camp, of Washington, against we Maryland Pavement company, ot ‘that city, to obluin av injauclon against detendant from selling certain devices, &c., for coucrete pave- ment. A large number of excursionists from Dau- vilie and Lynchburg, Va.,and the vicinity of Ubose cities, arrived iu the city last evening aud were engaged to-day in viewing the sighis Of the eity. From Shillington we have St. Nicholas for September, ‘iillam ‘H. Swellow, alias W. H. Law, the alleged swiudler, is sull beid at tbe first pre- ¢iuet station-uuuse, awaiting a requisition trou Virginia, which will probably arrive bere Ww morrow. John Hagar, the painter who was su badly injured by 4 full trom a ladder Monday aiter- nvdu, is sill confined to bis bed at Providence hospital, with little hope of recovery. —— A SEQUEL oF Lasr Nicur’s Ratp,—Oficer Breen tuts afteravoa ‘swore out # warrant against Martin Flaherty, who has charge of tue pool room raided last night, charging him with Setting up a gaming device. Wo CoMMANDS THE SIGNAL CoRPs?—A question has arisen as to who is entitled to command the signal corps during the absence of Gen, Hazen. When Gen. Hazen lett on his tour of inspection last week Capt. F. B. Jones, of the quartermasier’s department, who is in churge of the property and supply division, was designated acting chiel. The officers of tie corps have, however, raised the point that the law and military regulations require that the officer next in rank fu the corps shall assume command in the absence ot the chief, Tue question was to-day submitted to Acting Secre- tary Drum for a decision as to who shall com- mand the signal corps. Lieut. J, 8. Powell is the officer of the signal corps next'in rank. A NAVAL CouRT-MARTIAL.—Upon the report of acourt of inquiry, the Acting Secretary of the Navy has ordered a naval court-martial, to meet at the New York navy yard on Friday, tor the trial of 1st Lieut, 0, C. Berryman, of ‘the marine corps, on a charge of drunkenness, The court consists of Capt. Chas. 8. Norton, Capt. T. F. Kane, Lieut, Gol. John L. Brane, M.C.; Lieut. Col. C, D. Hebb, M.C.; Commander William H. Whiting, Commander. W: Dickiug. Lieut, Commander James F. Green, Capt. K. W. Huu- tngion, M. C., and Lieut. C. i. Arnold, with Lieut, 8. C. Lemly, judxe advooate. ‘THe NonrHERN ALASKA EXPLORING PARTY. Surgeon Wm. K. Van Reypen, of the navy, has received a letter from a member ot the northern Alaska exploring party, commanded by Lieut, Stoney, duted Fort osmios, longitude 156.57, latitude 56.55, February 27. He staves Ut tle health of te party was very good. ‘The weather at that time Was warm enough to be ve. The coldest weather was 78° below zero, Lieut. Stoney intended to leave amp in a few days on an expedition to Point Barrow, and expected to be absent two months. Upon his return the party would be distributed over the country to meet at the mouth of the ver. ComMODORE WALKER, who is acting Secre- tary of the Navy, has been suffering from a severe cold for several days, and yesterday he was compelled to go home. He was on duty at the department to-day, however, It is bis in- tention tosull shoruy tor to join bis famliy. Commodore be acting secretary. ‘PeRsoNAL—Mr, von Alvensleben, theGerman minister, was registered in New York last even- Taey started for the steamboat laud- | | 2.1001 20. Preights to Liverpool p General Foreign News. A RIG FIRE IX LIVERPOOL, Laverroot, August 25.—A fire is “raging tm the Digek of warehouses owoed by J’ Melis: den in Neptune street, this otty. ‘fire is ex tending and it is feared will destroy the entire dlock. All the property threatened is well. in- sured, The flremen succeeded in gaining cou trol of the fire and confined itto the two u, floor which were burned out. It has been tu» Powible as yet tocompute the loss, whieh ts quite heavy. a Col. Ricketts Will Accept, WILKESSBARRE, PA. Augast 25. Bruce Ricketts reached here this morning from North mountain, He was at once seea by an Associated Press representative and asked a tc his acceptance of the nomination of lieutenant governor, He stated that while he had vot sought the nomination and would have ferred to have had it go to some other person et coming to him as ft did he could do nuthing else but accept, cneeotentiplesitneen FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘The New York Stock Market, opening and 3:00 nm. prices Ae Shock Marat toaiay. es Peporked i ML Dodge. 339 Lun strewt es dol. Me ie, “bo pe De ta hood doe, se RS TH Gente i Lakesbore. ae Washington Steck The following changes from Of the Washington stock Exchange ate tn U.S 48, coupon, 126 bid. 128i, asked te |, 120% asked. ho-year fund. sone Tisiy tate 1g noted TR" bouts, SoS ot Went ‘ mort. bonds, 86 bid. RALTIMORE, Mn, August Past-due conpois, #7igt do. theres, 8S! 53 25.—Vingtnia ate Ten-toriien, aN tol nee southern. Fed, Suni $reatera winter wed. spore et iqatisigr neptemiber, Boateng: “chon Cort sotivern hotaiualis" lower for, white. pellet strady“gentern ean nuuthetu white aad sotuers ‘Sentora mined, spits amir Ata canbe a ganiig: thio. bid skeatneh Unts ateady” and quiet -soutbern, Stas fe, Saas; western mixed aii Hive” stem. stony pn choo went sky Homitual steamer bis Zaid. Recenpas— 000 bushels. Corn, |, O-B2d.; tour, InGd: grain flour, 13,055 barrels’ wheat Chicage m CHICAGO, In, A\ E i BOS, Ocwdber, W074, RANGE oF THE THERMOMETER.—The followe ing were the readings al the #igial office to-day, 3a. m., 63; 7 6Y; LL a. m., 81; 2 p.m, maximum, 87; minim 66, is = The President's U ONE TROUT AND ONE SALMON THE ONLY TRO PHIES OF His SKILL, Reports from the Saranac state that the Presle dent had poor luck with the fish, For some reason the fish did not bite with their usual vigor. The President left the hotel tor Hoyle pond early yesterday morning. Dr. Ward andCol, Spinney, with two guides, accompanied the The Herald's correspendeut sayn ey, who ix @ guest of the President, a box of the new patent foil which 6 devastating the Uributaties of the St. Lawrence, IL is composed of worms placed within a spiral steel spring. It is claimed that the spring throws the worms into Ue anouth an then chokes the fish to death. The President did not scem to have much faith in these new fangled, mugwumpish fishing contrivances, A @ rule, bone of the trout kept their appo: with ‘the President, obliged to pay his respe after lauding oue speck brought home Weatler been er mother As it was they for supper. Bropitious Mrs. Cle Would huve also gone fisll Femained at home and visited those ladies rhose wequaintance they had lately mude at the hote!, “Bradicy Smaliey, collector of tuters nal revenue at Burliugtoa, Vi; Edward Suilth, oF St. Albaus, Vice president of the Vermont Central railway; 8. Wo Cummings, the general passenger agentof the Vermont Central, came ever yesterday, aud ace guests of the Prosideat. ‘They’ will retain at Paul Smith's a few daye, ‘soe News Brits. A large delegation of southern railroad ap@ steauibuat managers and Uckel agente bate vived at Fortress Mourve, w hoid @ three duys’ convention, Two explosions of gas occurred at the Short Mountain colliery, at Lykens, Pa, Monday darned (wenty’ men seriously. 1 Aiken, 5. C., aud b. 1, Shaw, of Cuarleston, were drowned waile bathing at Sullivan's Island, near Charlestou, yesterday. Dr. C, A, Ward visited sitcntield, Conn, county jail and examined Robert Drakeley, the Woodbury wile murderer, aud pronounced ‘bum du~ane Kev. A.V, Nepper, a prominent Methodist minisier in the Kock iver (Wisconsin) confer: ebce, has been expeiied on account of Ube mim Appropriation of funds, Jt hus been reported to tbe Boston police that: Joseph Field, a rien widower, who boarded with Miss Robinson, died with sy: ing, uiter giving ber a keeping, Field Um'of te woman, Governor Lee, of Virginia, bas been invited to deliver an wadress ot weloome to the General Kuiuts of Labor, whieu iects 1 inoud Oct Catherine Stub, a German nurse girl, living Ina tenement house 210 east SUL street, New York cily, yesterday murdered uer new-born child and ‘atiepued to burn the body by set. Ung fire to the bed. The fire was extinguished betore inuch daumage was doue, aud te woman Was arrested. The governing committee ot the New York stock eXchauge suspeuded tor fifteen days Cli ton 5. Smith and EL B. havens for losing their tempers and fghticg yesterday. Itis stated tuat Sir Cuuries Dilke ts traveling in Canada and British Columbia under the name of J. Garnet Tetlow, A divorce case, after pending 16 years in the courts of Allegueny county, Pa., nas just been ‘There have been 120 applications for divorce made in bal county during the present: year. Messrs. O'Brien, Deasey and Redmond, com- Rfteiug the delegation trom Ireland Uo the Trista National league, left New York ior Burope om iue steamship Wisconsin yesterday. Messrs. Iugersoll and Strahan, counsel, ap peared betore Gov. Hill yesterday in favor uf tullin M. Squire, urging the governor to refuse Mayor Grace's request ior Squire's removal. Gov, Gray, of Ludiana, bas issued a proclama- ton offering $1,000 reward tor (ne conviction: of anyone eugaged lu lynching crimes, —— ANARCHISTS TRACED TO CaNADA,—Three ot the members of the Chicago anarchists’ gaa, Says a dispatch from OUawa, bave beep to that city and seven of them to Montreal, Those traced to Ottawa, it is stated, left to join the lumbermen ou the 'Gatlueau river, A de- Svea, wren ed nemanag 4 them has, 47 stated, returned to Chicago for the purpose securing extradition papers. apace) << PREPARING FoR EVICTIONS 1X IRELAND— are assembling in Kildare aaa pose, it is stated, of assisting in the of eviction during the coming winter. The av- Uhorilies expect Lual the default in rents among: the Iris peasautry tbis winter will be unusu- ally great, and thai the present force iu Ireland inadequate 10 tne work of protasteng the iatek juate i er esis of the landlords. — ebb eset, FactaL NevRataia aNd TOOTHACHE are insiantanevusty relieved by St. Jacob's Oil. 7, August 26th, 1886, at 10:30 af aged sixty-tures youre. v ‘Passed his ws ruflerings, i