Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING _ * STAR: WASHINGTON, _D. FOR SALE—HOUSEs. EDUCATIONAL. AUCTION SALES. FOE SALE SA PARGAIN To QUICK PU CHASER PENDS sELEor scHoor. ‘THIS. AFTERNOON. DOWLING, Auctioneer. remises it ihe ave. nearly opposite City JFyuncaNson at Ist ow. Building Site ch M st n.w. near New | An elementary and ich cho for bith eka. JSNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. 255100. which will be sold cheap. ond session b- ing January 31. For ad- ou OWNSE ACSDE Indiana ave, Wu-6U | Grose THOS. W. SID SELL: Bt jem | TRUSTEES GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Bee 10 pe a eee Sanna | Beas ode ene, |e Pe ‘sxypelere SreBi'e biaWLEe ss Ree me SHORE | Vpn. aaant in erlre Roar: spies Be: Ee Pen ae . ~ : =e | struction daily. ‘Tuition by mail. Call or bend stam ba, Gest Tatas Abrt a9, PSE, SALE = OR EXCHANGE —2-STORY BRICK | for "srepeetae ypewriuing tatiedt by appeased Gey rig ee a EF Dychinas ig vers dosicatte vart of Uultunore, wil | {yesttork he School B21 Bat mee Sl “of Calas, ead to the eos oe ou. SWORMSTEDE & BRADLEL Soe Fat Oat Gi CRESSIEE TO TEACH ANYONE TD MAKE A Sro will cowie portrait i Afvee ontot cPreaien ot pons suction. on tbe c sine, crayon SALE— "SES—LARGE AND rt : Fy . 4 PS. D.1ss7, tor thority one iis Buildings cor Ths and e Syh Dune Sn “thst parvel of real, Si tigfous 2 every part of the city. om Jong time com iis May Building. ‘Bhiwe ea aid barcaine for cash. ‘Those, who want bar- YR ON TS NOSES | Soa tying tn the city of Ya the Diserict of Photes or investnents, will ud the at the | QHORTHAND. of We eer nore a ‘cost H WASHINGION ZEAL ESTATE COMPANY, ‘Classes formed each month. twentytourtietion trike ae a P st. now. ja Private lessons in. Writing. pe #51] apertenced chen nt BOE aM ja3-Smo | STE. te bee of Sohn Davidaon’s recorded sub ELEGANT RESIDENCE, ON, XERMONT AVE, | ALEXANDER ZIWET, | | SlgRE (248) The said lot fronte twent tres ak NEA THOMAS CIR he street ‘between ‘sale that handsome Residence, ‘Lessons in German, Mathematics, ete. ‘northwest, and runs one. Me offer, for, sale that handsome Hesidence, 1116 | -_Lasegas in Core ach: Gorman sie; neab tne” | Sedend. fortracven (lat feces ~(30) foot Poste a ont patninaa anucr Rect toed | rpg RISDERGABFEN | an0iy 9 W. sad fe proved & perior plumbing and sanitary arrance |"PYHE { KINDERCARE 121 J ST. N. W. Sat and in in every respect a'frst<lame | rene Jest 17, DAS Set low etter, Ferrera een ETS Go, | tee im Le E. HOLE, Rinaergartner” ~JeLSwe™ & 24 F st. nw. 188 SUSIE POLLOCK, Fe eh TASES | Qo FREBEL INSTETUTE nprovemente; Tent for gaz: Jocation | A@Tanced and Kinderyarten tirstrclae; terms easy. W.E. BURFORD, cle, at 1127 13th st. mw. wYorkave, | cat l1z¢ 13inet. oF 2 E 2 = VEY ORK ART STUDID HSS EDGAR STUD: tad recording to be at the coct of the sarceao it NOT SALE Niet vatnting: French and Talia eae he terms eae ‘etnot with within Afteen wety cany arope wi ‘masters, Bat | days from Trustees rese Giew Srdav—French ‘and Drawing. ‘@1 monthiy.”"Verwen | Sait 20m, ibe, day" of eal aj tho Fink and ot ot the Vaied; within three squares from Capi Row, Room 31, fourth oor. a1z-Lmt” | defaulting purchaser after five ‘aye’ notice in the Sonat Library. W. B, BURFORD, 14 ARINYS DANCING ACADEME. ‘Brening Star" n : a M Goraer 6th and ¥ ota GREP ENA, (ren oR SA —— 3 five two-story pressed bi ¢ z Mr. Marint bas the honor to inform his ‘ang | _¢24-dads 1500 Pennsylvania ave.2.W- biw.scienocum, water, sus, sewer, Introbe, slate tuau- | Ff" e JANI A an Semen te street fexcelient deielboriood rents | taught. Send for circular for ali particulars, 430-01 |_______—»_—s- F®-MORROW,. F $180 per annum Puce only 81, 1) = HARWs KINDERGARTEN, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. no = Le ST Miss. SASSS Baanrany Seno} 1918 T oon Sunderland Place, one block, south of Dupont etrele R st. near 7 two-story and base é ‘Dea LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF AB CROCE- Seine Rent ort Cnbaising’ six Toms and bath: all | _ Tad term begins February 7, 1887. __mi-Sim~_ NIGUMENT OF, ASSORTED poder improvements. conerste “siteet, house rents | (FNHE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL, FRIDAY MOBNING, JANCADT s pao ver aun Brien only 81850... sean ser, ae Tee atm ica Sy PT. WARNER & C0, 916 oS 1014 17th at aw. commencing at TEN O° my auction oR SATEON THE NORTH SIDE OF T ST. pe: | “THE STUDENT'S HELBY. Copyrighted 1886, by | Suit dealers. pot econ Esch and Tatirstas & large, new, three-<to 3 oe Ser cee sement Brick Dwelling. conta: 0 roo A Free Lesson upon this work is given every Satur- ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. $A, GT mcders improvements, Price om any a0 4-0 p. metoany one Dupin ths were aoe, | W = w-at B WARNER & COU., 916 i. Shiinber, 1 the seh waite, ‘joney anid labor sved by this of learn. | CREAT AUCTION bo ‘f10.000 WORTH OF be French laneaace. Orisinal, perfectly sitple and natttral, foun MUST. BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE CONSIGNMENT. our aalfetoone SALES A NICE LITTLE Hom yt 7 rooms, all mod. tmps., heated by furn Sestrable location in northwest; ‘price only $5. SOE Lewis Leta Fa, 2 JOR SALE—10TH, NEAR EAS T is Senin iyo fe toot Aree Ronarn Le det | SON : reach;tath, hovand cold water, every conveni- | 6) OUNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MD. rou Ia ow ‘each per mouth.’ A good Students pernuitted to board in glubedf we | ete aoe eat cuten check ie tice ey ee _~ desired. Terms | 0% Price $5,000 to ah uamediate | Very moderete. Preyarstory Sehool attached: “Spectat | sick am. Unt entire stock (RE LEWIS 1104 t_| HGtar emir of haa ghee ge ae fo5-0t "WALTER B, WILLIAMS & 00, Ancts Sebo Venous | fimabwoeaey MONA | YOR SALE—LOTS lots Weri02 feet: Ket, bet. 12h and 15th : SE PPRGIRAT, tetoaiadiaa acer ie Fonsi cis SHEE 10 a Pager FUE short distance from the United States Nav twelve med d studied | years chaser 40,000 sq. feet on Soe See Be et oe a with the most celebrated artists, Particular steonion | on Ietate Je OO IEC we AOE ek Te Bie W., 19125 feet, at 50c., on which can be built 36. f the price offered Iouwes: perfect grade, Water, cua otc. : OF, will sell the | goed prowunclation and practical convereations Siadwon, of ‘ail gradee, Are shall sell 3 | Te a carat a | ee ene un ena Som COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD. Boye @alta in great variety to selact from lange sesort- *Y | to sketching ft nature. Children Saturday. $10 ce ob lous time. etching from 2 78 iatate, cor, Sthavd F peg Es htm i Se ‘cash, 1,2ands : 1 N PUR INSTITUTE, this is the cheapest building ground in the city. Tithe nortiwest, on mouthy pay | 2, ASBLECT BOARDING AND BAY SCHOOL FOR | Kony: to bale om nt eee ‘of $50. A. two story and basement G-room | 12UNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRL of aan, ‘Real Estate, cor. Sth and F Dressed brick front house: modern improvements. | Ui the University of Paris, : FSR SAE DESIMABLE Tors oN conumpra eee THOS. G_HENSEY. 1008 F st-nw._| Jo]2'and 1214 }4th st, and 1407 Massachusets ave. Heights at leap than ‘they can be purchased for SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK: 200M ‘MR. AND MRS. W. D. CABELL. atter h ‘ist. SWORMBTEDT & BRADLEY. O27 ‘Pinta inpe,uewiy popered: thoroutia repair: ov a21-Im* iucipals. | Fat. 36-6t_ coking migeramient recereation, nortuwertwrice, | pe rwc Si200o. MickIBELN © HERGING, 1531 Fst. Ji | A REINGTON, JOR S. STITUTE, BO: ia AND R SALE—SPECULA’ BUILDERS. School for Girls, at Alexan« aeeix snes | Mgnt bastinsti bau oaks ote SEV_ Day Dupont VERY | fom Washincton. References: Gov. Paiugh Lee, | Cigtle adiucest Now Hasan rae are te attrac = will | Richmond, Va.; Hon. John 8. Barbour, Ws DR apiece. Cheapest lots in neighborh: must Dosoid ata bangin, “Look BL Paitiiy | O° Foreirculatsaddress ise REBECUA C: BOWEL | sell OWNESE 1165 New Bon iame ate 1418 F st. ners ee = Siete | FOR SALE VERY DESIRAEIE LOT OX NEW FOStinar ees [STRUCTION ON TE Hampshire ave, between Land Mata eee, | ‘SORT are oy x, angeovad y's 208 1 ¥ 208 Sth st., b.b.,m. Forterms apply to H. DONCH, 608 # st.nw.,or T & WILCOX, 1907 in. ave. 0. St Mes oe 905000) bre "83,500 | principal music stores. dies ae R SALE—VALUABLE CORNER LOT, ADJOIN- “HR, ing Stanton Square, on the west, situated on the Igie Ac of mu agetto Eas aduaton a com- | Buta terete nee ta Came aE 3 nt of 115 ‘avenue an 3 Dlete without it""Bmersons fine view of the northwest section of the city and of .. bet. 14th at 4 10th st..f. Sth (acho! bie) 25,000 424-495. 0 3. alles 400 MSE. Dhe mn | har a “Few people know what powers they possess until | Kalorama HILL & JOHNSTON, tis ar deyelops them Save Oe E 738 Loth wt aw. He ated Gorn SALE—10,000 FEET OF GROUND, ON 5, Ie finty toca hy Petite, tie eet es th street n. w. the oy it. er Bar ave, WASHINGTON: D.G. | G30 ell ata Uarwain if taken at once. "A. PHIL & Hertel aati eacd aaa cupeenang ig | C2: 2588 Fat ae nanauied onpurtanities tar teteloping Re reenets | WOR SALA, BARGAIN ON CAPITOL WIL of the vi feevat, ay | feet front, containing etexcies Elocution a an ag, feck at B00 Ao ex, tart for home and 50150 feet, at 300. society, as well ue for use in public also, VOICE CUL- | On Howat HH Stone BOA ge feet, Bt 30e TURE ARTICULATION OF THE ENGLISH LAN- Peas a p PHYSICAL HARMONY. ORATORY, Baie | MoWRt Plessant, Columbia zoad, 40c. 3 th st, 0.e-, 10,000 aq, fect Soc NATION, PANTOMIME, VISIBLE a 7 oo | RSAESSRY SLPRESHONT on SSURAP ARDMAOE | BOS SoMa Sa es 78 sa pep Nation sine, “Its methods of instruction are in advance of any in | Belghts, 23¢.. de. and 4: 5 7,500). fr 30 is fon. are in advan ‘Ou New Jersey avenue (central), 50, |d8- Ti Boiindaty st’ °° | Amery Se eg ee EG Sa Lat, three Jot Oats aed Sx0i feet, $2.50. 000) 2 900 | Fretonal Live oto becoute Teachers of Elocution, Over [= ee tw oR = 200 charts used.| ‘The College has TEN DEPART- | OR SALE—CHUICE LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL. -8,000 Lh-4r....... MENTS. -A fund has been established to aastat pupils, Fire ‘on Ontario. ave., 20c.; three on 16th. st. 250 pbbe*Pyie Rane Apso of bs, Borers om MY | whoktve evidence of untwual mart, and who ate une | Uhree on Prospect st, the beat oa the hil i oka. For fui af office for bulletin issuedon | Meyeny ee 90 of tuition. Bend for descrip- | 7oc.; two on Lath 3 Ustaud Low. Lied) THOS. E. SS Ure catalorues ume aio | deibin se ‘vies above Columbia road, 22oc.; three » above Kennesaw ave., 230.; twoon Ken- = — = Benaw ave” At Pleasant, 20c.+ g JOR SALE BY C. H. KNIGHT, #25 GPENCERIAN BUSINESS, COLLEGE (BURNED | Iuinvia Helgnts, making’ about T73,000sq, ft; hoa Gor, 13th &G nw.825,000 Mid.av. ne bet fonstiedious, ball, Naonal Bank of tectoreble | £5: QOS" AHO guage lots in norinwest part of the 13 25,000 dav. fommodio Sao as On ist. st. n.e..15¢ 20,000 Boundary, bet. Building, southwest corner of 7th and D streets. | <2 =o an = 000 10th st. <A practical business education that "quali | JOR SALE-THREE VERY CHEAP LOTI fies young anen aud. women to support. themselves and ‘successfully perform the active duties of life. | Lot Thorough instruction given in Rapid W1 Go- Tambis Heights if sold i ah On On Darang ae SOT SO ese te ote Kenyon st., 50x150 ft. 20c. This is 20 per cent bel Gorcoran hee 14a 15.6, Enwlish Language, Correspondence, Ray dear | thelr make value, ‘Also 32,000 oquaré fect on Whit poise aiee sie nd Hats a rarer. | Lures etn Sttcaenoue SiaHgE Wat | yet AG MELAS as ean jany other Houses | Law, omy, ‘Please vail for bulletin, ‘alae ine Regular ds nd eienine peaione. ms ate orner 8th and ¥'sta, eee ALE teachers. Tuition Fees—Day sessione—1 ALE ASANT, FRO} (pee ee Business course, one year. 870, Payable $10 op Sater: | IVS Saree 2 OTS IN MOUNT PLEASANT HOM Beck 10 room on 13k Sete toes oe a year’ scholarship: in ll on entering WOO tation | —22s-Lm EN TaD SE at, Beick, rooms, nod imps, 1th st. quarter of 10 mech B50, ‘Paid’ On entering. POE SALE-VALUASLE NORTHWESTERN Con. a5 te a = Sight sessions—Year schol 50 on entering; per property. viz: 2 of lot 1,square 243 (5,000 fect ae fom, Piehes Place bet ii farce months, €18, payable #6 on ehtering-and balance | aud wide par ) bounded by Vermont ave., lows cir- UL Frome, Get. bee dihuh and 14th ete, Oe age et | gad the lve, eatttthe ean eee eas : a~t . cE 4 3 tially T yBroms, Hist, bet isa and 24cm ‘nfutrated Cirentas sent free-on application, | ie B06, wile seid, OF separately. < Srooms Lath st, business 5 Mrs. SARA A. SPENCEN, Vice Princtial. "as | — “ Trooms, Q st, bet. 4th and vs TERS LLEGI Rorean’ dweliite, 14th et AT Ns ome bia attr Wecbiegies, D.C, HOTELS. {8 rooms on Ricesst. bet. Provides practically ‘useful ‘business education. No <P 20 Toons and stable ob Hthode Teland av ferms ‘Tor vacations. Students enter at aug IGHLAND PARK HOTEL, AIKEN, 8, 0. ‘ume. oo | ferme = re A palo rO scomson Net bet, 20th &aist tyne | Sexes; end forcimeuian, -"O™* Ogre tg | “LE aranlio Pansenger “Eleyator. New Plumbing. Se 00 HEEL, ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO | A(ienteyy perfect Gauitary Arrangements. sg a ¢ and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be. Of Aiken: “Ava Winter Hesitance foreiber AR sinners, as well a8 those wishing to be qualified for | S878 0! Aiken: 39 E Tim on Conve st : Var. Brick, E. bet Sth aud Oth, br Pension be - en : 3 and climate, the most desirabl Also. ttaproved and untinproved property in all parts | Performers OF teachers. ‘Terms moderate. 734 12tn | Sownt of temperature and climat ofthe city: Apply to WP MYER saw '10-e06mn* meses 1428 New York at — ——— = ‘Send for new pamphlet. IR SALE_THREE NEW HOUSES ON Hi ST.,. SIX ‘oom etch, all mod. umpa:a. ten per cent itivest GERMAN SCHOOL B.P.C. HATFIELD, tor. iris, 3122 P at, Weat Eroprievoe valar LD ‘OINT MFO! SLES ey | ae ACE RE mee | Oo P ones frmscasy. Apply tod. W. P. MYERS, 1428 3 ‘St. Cloud Building, corner 9th and P nw. Eight- Be pees eenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute, Comet, IR SALE—SPECIAL BARGA &e, Free advantages. 1B. BULLARD, Director. HYGEIA HOTEL. = Sempre ote hg: MB modern | One hundred yards from Fort Monroe, where daily wvements: 10 per cent investment “Price ou! N i x A | target practice, guard mount and dress parsde take Tuom Brick Wallach Place bet 13th & 14th sta.94,600 Pioehaiae Greck: Spauiate ftabias: od Bite, Feet in clsae and appoinemenia Aso: S roemnson L, bet. 15th aud loth ats. aw G00 | courses by most able aasistanta, 1344 Tet nw, dates 1,000 guests, Turkish, Russian, electric, hot and Ti Tooms and celia on Corcoran at £b00 | “nsee cold sea and fresh-water baths. Afternoon concerts Prick, Tine, Rant Capit st bet, Gti a 7%. <7 ocaL LESSONS and nightly hops. Pure ocean air, free from malaria Vii The Stost kapla and Resinea Italian Method, | and conducive to refreshing sleep. ‘Han @ rooms and. bet N. SIGNOR FABIANT, from. sUFOpe, Average temperature for winter 47 degrees. Send 1017 10th st. nw. or a for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms. ae HARP LESSONS AND MUSICAL SALE-SEVERAL VERY FINE HOU (At the request of, and exclusively for, snd} _al-2m '. N. PIKE, Manager, cheap. elit good, medium sized hctses: Studs) fo domnmence Tan. Toe 488 im LN PIRES Mhoares aig anda a Pane fares ceare,c'' Sut | CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL, 27 57H st: | Bznuvp, Fede Sa este gr aioe, tne ems | Ce tari coe pe pine, A | era winter ert the word aia SG WE ENKI SS Depo | Orihoemphy.” OF WOOD, Priselgal Ae PERU LES = Ha JJr0k SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW ERICK House, | “"™"* HAMILTON HOTEL, ten Tooins, medemm lnprors orth side (. | MPRS. HARRIETTE MILLS_voc. y eying been the past sarnmer by the addition tween 30th and 21st sts, ou eaxy teriue. 917-008: | MM Ladies and Gentlemen st iclooee dale fom faut 483 moon JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F st. ‘nav. E i Dew 3 “a ona de ats HR SALE_GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTA‘E, | 12 pupils on Thnred Fehon tack ‘Houses, 4 rooms each, situated on a NCH LESSON: stewot care within half aguare.“Frice for this pases | cation and thorcugh ootrac Saly 86.750.. Ternan, $1,000 conn, balance $300 per | at be ‘rat the homeo! pupils. Begs, Phe property ln wow renting for 43 pe 2 ‘D8-meih3ra or do3 per aw 38 at iad CADEMY OF THE HOLY EF [NG.—" Aetit, 1428 Aisre:irorumad studies MONDAY. Sept Otpeutn | P'Sume Fors, Bltunore, Jat comp sted tne Bos tis. ne. rents 990 Sinsie and Art, rhe theory of Music ie thorowealy | ent track “Perfect Mette ree eti ee ‘118 10th st. np w., rents taught. ee apie is paid to Piano, Harp, Organ, | electric light in every room. Home cooking. Suites Bigs Particular atteuGone “Puvvatesiase ia "Bho: | pomioria, Only forts-ave wane ae Tee scalar a : orty . om | Rasmepy and) Fancy Work: Lost Fainting, Cali a “rep imines fom depots Sen for Miaa\estad a sh The case z we | ania ek ttn chool ‘for Boys, taught by the Sisters, £ — =< — eg HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, JOR SALE—WE GAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES 723 14TH ST. NW. STEAMERS. desirably located Zor homes or investments, which And all other principal cities. ——— jinceee Meth Te SG, Siestusae to osetia: | Recogntaed sa superior to all other imilarTastite. | A TLANTIO AND WEST INDIA LINE fist before su ueciae: sit OM") tions. “Cnexcelled advantages for learning CONVER-| ~~ EW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS, HUMPHREY & COLMAN, SATION. Best of native teachers. Feo extremely low. | British, Danish and French West India inlenda, ke Real wokers, NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil- BABRACOI ¥ ee —____SI8¥ sa. _| aren. ‘Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTURES | igth, sd taeeeticy MME TUESDAY, JANUARY a. freatepeslin elt aah th gene ee a is Bate bet lah and Sous fotoees Pee oe McP°SALD-ELLIS, SCHOOL AND WEELESLAY | tignn Martinique, Dartndon, Donner Pine oe elgSts EX Jou Sod 16ta, 7-room Howse, 008. | $s 170h ot. 16RE Rent ee eeve-and 10ca xt: | _ Dunteb passenger scoumebdation, excellent Onision 2 MESSE THOS. 3, MYERS _Femilly and Day School for Young Ladies and Littis | Smoking Roum, Bath Rooms, etc. Apply to THOS Ete F enw. | Girl ‘MISS ANNA ELLIS r LEAYCKAFT & CO, STORY BRICK HOUSE. 10 | eq ouTy eee BERT 22, 1886, with fall | o021-th,, tadm 140 Pearl street, New York. tweed D and E | pean se employed La benelit of pupils in distant parte of thechr eae koa > ‘60D AND MSS gHLTONS, [ENGLISH VAND FRENt puesta, ) COAL, AM school tor Young Ladies, 82:1 Vermont ave, ¥ = 5 ae | WEDNESDAY, September 20th. _Je20-6m « Darpwin J OunNsox, “1004 FST, N.w.} __ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal. COMPLETE FACILITIES, BOTTOM PRICES. wooa FOL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, bytailand ‘weler, and ree ont alee Sate aad bet impurities, ae Beare tah at ave. oe 1K ave. 2. W. RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF Fank Gee ee Pivtadys to aduite consaential WepGestorcsuage | BE Syrtslephoue, West Point all eauminations, mob EVE INSTITUTE ae JOR SALE-TWO-STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK _ ave 6 rooms: 3) bed. nips A between Gin a? {Dow uuder lease at $25 per mouth; will Pesold tor $150. “Avply to * ai1-ba 1 OSt,.08 JANUARY 4TH. a POCKETBOOK CON- S taiuine $145 and some stuall articles. Please re- cor. 8th and K sts. n.w. Ss Yurn to SS REXBUEN, 2129 F st. uw iv | Quir BANJO. SINGING, PIANO, Warren H. Maszo: Ov_ TUESDAY SIGUE, EITHER TN Tora Gee Toult Sittuxytis ears me st. heraic ‘National ter, Opera o ¥ Giamnen. wits ouner's uae eugraved ot thew taught with the above. Inguirest 466 C st. u.w. o7-3m ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealerin Wil please return to 160U 16th st. Suitable reward.1* ‘CHOOL OF MUSIC. 5 {ESTABLISHED 1877.) OST—LAST EVENING IN GOING FROM 151 Lasnee Be aw. AND gL ron to M atyet and) Yerwone ave. muall | Prisate ge Clam Yess, Chapeh open for pectie, COLD eae aoe Siege Mean be a yeaa i BG | SO REE ALES IR, Pe ‘ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF Fe ae + Main mm OST-ON MONDAY TARGE Wi >| W has removed frou Capitol Hill to | ‘st. 2. Ww. Office No 710 Det..n.w. Offices and Yarte— fiver epotead setter oh a cellar tad fro tase | TUBS 7, Sand B. colt- Bat Stat W. Warner —- DUI Bac eget COUaE A beral reward if returued Lost 1otxe tives asp wate —seraza | ____ PROFESSIONAL. a sh ED PR tng yp Liberal reward if left at Libbey's Lumber Yard, AD. ELZEMON cebigwarD. sot | MARinvovane, tors win sees neko gree ‘OST—DEC. 20TH. WHITE AND BROWN EIGHT | Bidden 10; revealed. ‘lost oF Bor Your Lomrans” a TREE AND age symptoms, | Us OF. ian geeoen Cog ‘Answers to Barry. 85 reward om return to 720 Sth Ja6-30 “AGES EYE, SETTING. 1X tials G.AS., in ‘from 71 wo ists Lsberal reward i lety wt BESTEESS Bes. moscy. Ja6-3" 100 REWARD WILL BE PAID 3 FOR $100 SERIE Fp ro tae owned off brs sre Geuxetown Sn December 27th inst” EN aw jet-6e" No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Sees Silver AUCTION SALES. _ 9d EDITION Fists MRS. EMMONS INSANE? ears Tacx endeavoren to JUPGK CARTER TLL. im "e Question to Be Determined by a ‘once ashore with them she | And je Means to Resign if He Docsn' Jury. would taken at once to the Bi lake Get Better Seen. — asylum, It she had gone with them this jury sone STATEMENTS IN BEBALF OF TUR HUSBAND AND THE | WOUld not to-day be setting in thiscase. Mr.Gar-| Tt was reported to~lay that Judge Cartier, chtet Al i. uae nett intimated that the accounts in the newspa- of the District to-day commencing ‘WIFE IX COURT TO-DAY. Justice of the Supreme Court ee Bees eten, Geonpetowns Tia Latest Telegrams i The Star ers about Mrs. Emmons’ conduct in Urope Were ' $ _ STO Res moped and Tpose of creating | tendered his resignation tothe President. A Stak ‘The case ot Mra, Weltha A. Emmons, which has | SDMiugice aguinetr Moe Bemene ir, Renmons reporter called at Judge Cartter’s residence and long been before the public, was transferred to Beaute: toliowed her thn es ed €6 | found the § tn his office reciining upon a Sofa, court to-day, when a jury summoned by the mar. | take her trom her hotel here back to New York, Si an He said: Rossted Java Cotes, peorioy ‘met in | Duttailed. Mr. Garnett spoke an hour. ploy aK Lot Smoked’ and Brats, . > pogo at a Crossing. ephemera = a, sanity Tas 4 TEFTHONT OF ans, a. at vals tne ee pear tee, am an oe a ‘Matches, Bigech. ‘1omNG FULL OF PASSENGERS OVERTURKED ‘was summoned writ After a short recess Mrs. Edw: Cormt: ‘now, a1 tna th. Just as 80 aa one: 1 are ‘BUT NO ONE KILLED. etapa sound Oy duage Jamnes tase | 2210 H street northwest, was called. tothe stand | hetisinathat es nget pectorm the duties a Horse, Wagon and {CumeAco, Jan, 6.—as the special New York ex-| Frigay, sae tiaged of Samuel ¥. Emmons, | #94 examined by Mr. Kent, sue said she had | MY of I will retire. 1 cant tell exactly bow _—— Ti LING, Anctonete | B50 a. ms Teached Che eee a Ah eer | the husband of Mra Emmons, ‘The court room | K20Wn Mrs, Emmons since October, 1885, when a WPHOMAT DOWLING, Avctioncer. Site was crowded before 11 o'clock, the hout fxed for CATALOGUE. GALE OF, BULES DIRECT FROM EY _ has been made to Eliza Hodges, from ‘THE HAARLEM NURSERIES, ‘the place. Mrs. Em-|} _ A transfer has been m: car completely off the Ay 2. we haPasee teen | tacks, fhe emoring’ car erowaed wit pa wauaem satan For, Gory 4 Seach Junen ante Ih 4 5 A oe 4 itt pe i & Soe Gt Goes "care rere Dadiy ‘wrecked no one ‘was | Bushrod "Robinson, ¢. C. Bryan and John Key: ea G have tosleep. She closet hereres | ANAK strects northwest, for #4000. Jane Read AND BEAUIIFOL SOLES. killed or even badiy injured. It was with the | Worth, for afew minutes, then ‘them and suid | D&S {ransterred to W. P. 8. Sanger parts of lots 24 To be sold, Rooms a cimculty, however, that the rs ARRIVAL OF MRS, EXMONS. she, bad had "a. good sleep and ‘was {fo 24 Ghd Georgetown, won Prospect street), for vig ISAT SBE" Oe LAG were imprisohed beneath the wreck Were €X-| ‘There was a stir in the court room about 11| much rerreshed. “She Sent Wee? her ena tae Sdn it ior’ tan seonchanel en aie Inbar Bei b ox ‘tricated. O'clock when the respondent, Mrs. Emmons, ar- | sister-in-law again in November, -and found | hts ot lots isa and 125 Bently and Htawadne wal (08. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. rived. She was escorted by her counsel, Mr. berstill tn bed. She said she had not been out of wo Lown, Tor $4,000, seas From Wall Street To-day, Henry W. Gai ‘and att ‘by Miss Crandent, | Ded, but had been hard at work and was Ured; | Pitney Bridford, Teal estate agents, have sold ‘TRUSTEE'S GALE OF IMPROVED Xxw Your, Jan, €—Thestock market openedgen-| a indy irieud. and her Maid ue kumons, whe | CALs Perwon could get tired in bed. In sanuary | gor heise or sophia Somuall i ae im square. Ae, SRE SE UES erally al priens morning, Geciines from last even- isa brunette with dark hair and dark eves, was ten ee we oe 74 Srestad co eoech goo , Bevween, Okanemiest st cortain deeds of trust of date ing’s final ing ‘from ‘cent ane aad Ismissed her’ companion. She then ie ani eet, fOr BLO: r Bil cate nara from tae hough a few stocks mer, e slght tracdons er tuime with a velvet" conan’ iter brown doruy not | E334, 3 {OSA DE ve tes eee, She In| Wiliams part of ot 30, in ate mguare, for $0. ‘Lowry and the heirs nee an ‘moderat Ive business, had a tall plume of feathers init, She sat nook. e1ots are proved by ton, ot SOLER AAD GAS: cEaUTan Sle | mann, wan cure gasses | aah ca Wage ee | Sonia pr aun ic ee one | Pdi as ase ae age ‘A ‘to 7-8 per cent were estab- ate it, — “3 There No 1220) companions. Marshal Wilson took the bench & Diane solteoter erie eer ee muicn There wad 2 Sigh meame quite | °m,minutes after poe eS for her, and she went abd found her ister fr suet A dispatch from Indianapolis says: “The “fers caah. -| dull, Union Pacific, Western Union and the coal | tively brthe iige" gathering, sruic Aacanted Soeceneenee J Mis Emmons took bold at | Knights of Labor have eancussed, and decided to ‘THOS. E. WAGGAWAN Auct PP Saat | Mander belng duke ne toe Cae asker ras | MARY ave rs, physics and quite anumber Of | her siste.@®ia “such a Way tat her sister | vote independentiy in the organization ot the THOMAS J. FISHER & CO,, Real Estate Brokers. | Sil and rather heavy. ur. Linden Kent made the opening address to er hog —- sagem eye Sind odie senate, the , in which he of ¢ that fourteen members of house are controlled measntiee srl by vistas of » dead of trast froma Joba Still the Cold Waves Holl In. eer Tap peony ge oo} were Tigi her tine | DF the Knights of Labor, and that eleven of these the 14th day of May, TaTb apa recordek ie ik OBICAGO WARNED TO PREPARE FOR ANOTHER OXE} Mr, Emmons, he said, married her in London, ashy, and there was some moisture sbout her ipa, Wore present at this caucts, ‘Mf this be true the 914, folio 490, one ot the records of the. t » rari ‘NEXT man a re. | England, August, 1876. she brought to her hus- ‘Tig Wines Goaceibed other interviews there. she | reput) Scans cannot clect a speaker, and beth Me- trustee therein Cutcaco, Jan. 6.—The signal service bureat sald one evening .. EMMONS ° ‘sand Harrison's chan es Yor the Senate gu NEDRUDAT. RESO Mo aan oh ag porta the roach of a Gold wave, ‘The temper. | DaNd he sald, the dowry of her affection, not one | Arat Gne aus Ned mer Mins Soe ce. Maae hae | Wi Scala ee ee Ae ee 37, is Poort eye eh degeces within the next 24 | single penny of means. Within @ short period | the matter was with the lady. The witness Was | ate for presiding officer will Not open until Mone houra, ‘The temperature is 26 degrees above zero | after her marriage Mrs, Emmons develuped di . 's- | about to state what Examons said when Mr. Gar. | day, when the vote for lieutenant. governor will be gguare numbered 60Y, situated on the corner of O here this tressing symptoms of yg EY 1878, while | nett objected, and the question was referred tothe | announced by (he speaker. North Capitol streets. + __.__ living with her husband at © she Was, be | jury, who sustained Mr Garnett's objection. Bail houses of the Counecticut loetatature yro- deaf sale shall be se follows: One-thirdot the | wiitkman Oodman’s Murderer Come | {!2ined, seriously affected by a fall, receivinga | Yai" becormis desctived her fal departure | térday onrantzed by electing the republican nomi- Blow on, the head. In January, 1882 Mr. Ei-} trom the house with her sister-in-law. Mra | nees for oificers ‘The couunittee ou the canvass Of ual peymenta, in one and two year from the day of fesses. mons’ official duties as a, government geologist re- | Humons she said, locked the doors so they Could | tae FoLes for erate officers reported that there was ae Se Aa ‘rises oF Ret Boston, Jan. 6.—James E. Nowlin, who was ar-| quired him to be here, and be rented a| not get out and brought adog into ber room, and ho majority, and an adjournment Was then taken ceo wal fhe purchase money: in canh, tf he | Tested in connection with the murder of Codman, | handsome house, 910 ‘10th street. ‘The | sald'ae would urs and cont cost Ihave tae dogvattack them. “Chey | until Thursday, when the two: houses will snort in ‘the milkman, whose head was found in a snow | followin; summer she mt at Saratoga, ot Out back F DeConmis we joint Convention to ballot for governor 1d siate Ghopurchssns: ‘terhots te eave Tied wits bank, this morning made a’ full confession. He | the summer of 1883 she spent with hita at x here | SOGouL BY the ig ae eburty-ne republican cl bseqt ‘and ined until Officers, There being thirty-one republican ma- days, oF the property may be sold at the ‘sald he was the only one concerned in the murder. | he purchased in Colorado, Dut this she did not | Kumons was taken to mootaimmiele one ead | JOS on Jomne Datieee ce eee NNlCaR Take of defaulting purchaser. All conve’ ng at Pur ——— like. | She began, he said, to exhibit eccentricities, | Mrs. Emmons kept her ‘and that ‘she would | for state officers will be elected. onseerecost, SW ids | FENANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. _| which led his triends to believe that her mind was | not wi of wd, | ‘The North Carolina house of tatives as ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. eat, saying sue Was being poisone represent hate = vas unsound. New Year's morning of he said, | srs. Emmons was taken to Bloomingdale on Mon- | Scmbled yesterday, and John B. Webster, inde S2-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, IN OON- New York Stock Market. he presented her with 150 sharesof Bell ne | day, March 1st. pendent democrat,’ was elected speaker by'a voto gequeme of the storm, until SATURDAY, JANUARY | | The { lowing are the opening and 3:00 p.m. prices | stock, producing an income of $2,000 a year, us she | Once, in the woods, Mrs. Emmons sald that the | of 59 against 57 for Lee & Overman, the momlnes EIGHTH, 1887, same hour and place, by yore, ct of the New York Stock Market, as reported by apecial | had expressed dislike at her pect depen- | trees Were talking to her, and witness remon- | Of the reular democrats. Webster's vote was ‘trustee. wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: dence upon him. Mr. Kent e1 considerably | strated, but she sul insisted that she heard voices | @rawn from the independents and republicans. UNGANSON BROS, Auctioneers. r ee the liberality of the bi to the wife. In | and the trees were ‘talking to her. This was in the | The other officers of the house will be parceled out x : Dame | 0. {8:00 |] Name. the Spring of 1884 Mrs. Emmons determined to go | early part of . She Was hot then underthe | among the republicans aud the independents: Tho Foie panne ‘Spetore leaving she desired her husband | iniuence of Peggy gg tory A ‘treated | organization of the senate is democratic. -| G8%) 88% North to build a house and he bought a lot cor-| ner with ‘but sometimes she ied ‘b houses of the general assembly of Mlinois 1} 42%! 4S |inorth rest ner of 16th and I streets. He could not | him; she had seen him put his arm convened at Springfic:d yesterday. All the nom ref. afford, however, to build the house, | and she would push him away and say “that will | neesof the republican caucus were elected. Tho and ‘the lot was sold. Mrs. Emmons left im | do, that’s enough of that.” ‘most prominent candidates for United Btatves Sen- June for Europe, taking with hera man servant | ‘ine witness was giving an account of her trip to | ator to succeed Gen, Logan ar 1. F. Payson, and a maid, establishing herself. 1n Ki tor | Europe with Mrs Eeauoes Teport closed, | Charles B. Farwell and Joseph G. Cavinon. tie summmer‘and at venga for the winter, eho re, — Seat TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BASE- MENT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT OW TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BAND C STREETS SOUTHEAST, BEING NO. 207. By virtue of adeed of trust, duly recorded fi Liber No. 1144, folio 358 et none of the lang for the District of the Columbia, we will sell in front of the Pee on SATURDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUABY, A.D. 1887, at FOUR the following 17 at Dlican legislative caucus in AUgUsta, THIRT: O'CLOCK P.M. descril turned to America without his knowledge. A we xe. fe agent Hale was unanimously re- Teal estate, situate in tho City of Wjeahington, District . whoop early one morning under his window at the | _ Mr. Emmons, who ts a slender gentleman, wit Yor United States Senator. $f Columbia, to wits Lot nuinberad twenty aight e), Pe Cosmos club was all the notice he had. He looked | dark hair clustering in wavy ringlets about bis] ‘The Mieuigan legislature convened yesterday in quare numbered “nine hundred and, forty-four Do. nd saw Mrs. Emmons standing on the side- | head, and a dark moustache, sat near his counsel | and the plican caucus nominers were elected, Magalviaion of sald aguare cad contatsion- Gro thous St ik. She remained for a few days at Wormley’s, | duriig the proceedings and'seened deeply inter- | "The Massnchusetts legislature organized pester, ae oe Ee Tex. Then she wanted to go to Fortress Monroe, and he | ested, though he made no demonstration of any | day with repubilcan officers, The democrats made fect of ground, more or lees together, ‘with all the (Unio took her there. Forsome unaccountable’ reason | kind,” He was dressed Tather clegantiy in ‘a fur | Ho noulnations, easements, rights, privileges and appurtenances to the pe. ‘she would not stay there; she did not like the | trimmed overcoat and a light plaid suit, = — same belonging of in any wise apperaiuing. won nolse of the surf, and he took her to Long Branch, | Mrs. De Cormis, middle-aged lady, who at-| A Bnookirw FawiLy Potsoxen—The famfiy of ‘Terms: e-third cash; balance in and She refused to take her maid on this trip; she | tended Mrs, Emmons to Europe, sat near Mr. Em- | Joseph Maurt, 8 druggist residing in Butler street, ‘Years, notes to be given bearing six per cept inter could not, she said, bearthe sight of her, He’ sent | mons, Brooklyn, have been mysteriously poisoned. ‘Two Est on property sold, oral coch, SC sphen of her at her request her horses, @ coachman, a maid ———____+9¢________ deaths have already occurred. “The yamniiy Con. chance Hecnin be copied rinintaeater | | | Washington Stock Exchange. anda dresinaker, "He was summoned the next COMING TO A CRISIS. sistaot Ir Marland his wite; Carrie Lous ar Wwiso resale at riak ‘and ‘cost of defaulting. yarchaser aig emaneer as ya telegram coachman. Sts 4 ; Joan O: Sitar five days: public notice of sack reqele iy some | on the Washington Stock Exchange are noite conteys | Uhere and Toundubat shelete thehotel ai 1Loclock | The Revenue Reform Question te the | ic’ 4, and Eugene, ? yearsold. With the pewspeper published in Washington, DO. adepout | YP Bain abi, coupons; 110 bid) 110M asked. | at night in a thunder storm. He found her at Front. ception’ of the mother the whole family were taken. of $100 required at sale. veyancing, &c. st PU | U8. 4358, regis 891, 110 A104 asked. | Highlands, near Sandy Hook. Her conduct was pate sick on Sunday after eating. Joseph went Tues. aes Did MURPHY seg} Trontees, | 0: 8: ie, “so pont, 12th bid, 37K sake | Such at Long Branch as to bring her into unenvia- | 4 ymermG OF MR, RANDALL'S FRIENDS TONIGHT. Resdaye Hugene died at home: Wednesday mone aks FRED.W. y. C. Per. 2, “D.C. pe : = roe 5 ~ ~ ee GON ERGs Heap te, HHL, currency, Lid Wa” Bibyeat Gabdk | » ME. Keut went on at length to describe incidents | zt 1s probable that the question as to whether | Ing. eciiy 18 dving. The father and four cular D se Boe, 1800, enrtency, 1124 tia So ead Mink | , Tevenue matters are to betaken up in the House | Sign,” ‘They areunabre to determine te chase EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LOEFFLER'S GARDEN, | 1892, "coin, 110% bid. 30-year fund, 6% 1902, col iahicyary spoomegss seat ‘this session will be settled within two or three |.of ane ling until a ‘examination REST’ TOPESLEES "SUBEVIRION. DS BARE | RE bid, Manhlneton Gan "Sig Wid, D8 asked: | after he purchased a house for heron Vermont | gaya a mecting of Mr Randalls trends wil bet hee ecto 4 tS ‘Traveler's Guide. FIVE (555), ai ‘bank, 143 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bang, | Siclans and then dismiss them, She accused Dr. | are several members who vote with Me, Mom! Fob Oe RHE RECORDS QE THE SUR: | Seurestown, aS0 bid “Weeks Lid moras lends | Warcgot attemeting te pone Re ne toe for consideration, who it 1s sald do not approve kif [FM Myere— Band etation, Orb and B xtrwots, LUMBIA. “SAID LOT CONTAINS ABOUT 99,604 | 87 #ked. Knew the vials contained potson because when se | 16 Sin" calendar from the waye and+Os0end li tthe than atin le aed ie UARE FEEL OF GROUND, AND FRONTING threw ‘them into the fire they made a blue flame. | the bill now on the - | pan. “Boston, 2 pin. daily,” with throngh sleeper OR NiW York AVENUE, ON pity 8 Baltimore Markets. She accused her husband of trying to potson her | means committee, Mr. Randall has been trying | Pisiadelphis Accomumodstion, 6 pm. dale Eee ke MEST AND ON N STREET NORTH, AT AUC- BALTIMORE, Mp. Jan, 6—Virsinis sixes, con- | by deaving sewer gas enter the Louse. She pre; | to come to an understanding with these that after Lorn bubedny am 1 <a 443) Mowe 2 . solidated, 04, yast-dde coupons, 63s" do. uew turees, | ton ithe spitit of a colored child ‘enabi . wm.” For Chicaso, Gintanuati Si Louie Pitas Bp vittue ofthe, authority vested in. me T will gy | 64 do, dentin, with coupon 41 bid to-day her to, foretell the future Ste. saw" algo. ner | {¢ House has gone into “committee of the whole | i , Bi > dally’ to Oiael sell, in front of the ‘on WED! ORE, Mb. Jan. Cotton duli—mid- | mother's spirit at night going to the figure of the | OM revenue matter,” they will vote to lay aside | and St. Louis and except Satur Propises, THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D, 1887, af] Ging, 0%, Flour firiner and fairly active. Wheat— | Peay) the “Morrison bill and tor a ot (Chicago Limit LOC} ” setters : jern ‘firm; western 1 lowing dull; southe irgin, Mr. Kent recited the mM vote repeal of | Bonn S10 pam ith throngh sleepers to ign of aauare 355, knbwh aa Locitere Gardens" | tedy_ Bal: * southern uaber Orava; “Nees | began last “year” which ‘resulted. In commu: tobacco tax. Mr. Randall feels suffictentiy strong | Ciicagoand st. Lamia. Pucitic E Bac gia PE, eM. as | UME airs. Emmons to the” Bloomingdale “hem ond aE Richt acd the min it purchaser 7 4a82%4:. February, 9574403; Ma 3 pan. daily. except Su fared By dod of fram om oe zy toate bie ‘ay, Haag © abn southein Bre fd | transferred to an asylum. in Couneeticut, aud | The full measure of his strength wt be welgned | 735,81) 30 nah He 1p eas ; western, easier and dull; southern whi t 2 =i ee eee eoanabars devoateck | SO; suwthern pelion: even a then to the Butler hospital, at Providence, R. I, | at the meeting to-night, and, it not found lacking, i, ‘alo oF all cash, at option of Di “gh deposit of | $0; snuthern, yellow. 4745 ‘This had been done, he said, on the sworn state: | he will make a prompt movement. The question | Sunday 9 avd 11-15 after sale Mates, isp anneal ‘Terma: One-half cash; balance in one and two years, | Western wint: For Richinoud acd the South, 6 ‘| asylum, New York, “From this shee was | 12 bis position now to venture on some action. 4 710, 20 and 11:20 pan. For Foje's Creek Line, ¢ Pow. * ments of physicians of the highest professional | now is whether he will ailow Mr. Morrison tomake | ¢10,2g Suit 20 pan. For Popes Creek Cie. Seontven tha Tighe toner tos ‘at thoviak sid | southern, d4a8s" western whiter Sfa3oe wana | standing. le sald Mr. Emmons had been forceda | the ution, toge, Lato committee, and will vote | fi pty teens Cont of the defaulting purchaser after Ave daga' public | mised, 3480; Pennapivania, S4a58, Hive suealy- ora | take this unfortunatestep. He had uever resorted | With him on that motion, oF make ie wowon Nl, ‘ED, Rotice of such resale fu somo newspaper D in | 59. Provisions nominally steady and quiet- to any unquestionable means, his motive only was | self, He will probably follow the lewer course. If Washington, D. C. Conv and recording at es western packed, 16818: Creamery, 2, | tie good, the care and the protection of his wife. | this motion Js carried, as under such circumstances: purchaser's cost, ARTS Mie Becta | Coles xfirm, and quiet Rio cargoes, ordinary fo fair, | “Mr. Euumons, be sald, was West When she ‘came | it would be, he will move at once to lay aside the aa dius, tate of Ernest Loin, Detesacd, | epee ee aa SET Gee rete duzstty | gut of the Bitier hospical im July last. "She had | tarifr bilk dud. propose, as & substitute a ineasure its to Liverpool per steamer quiet—cotton, + bolishing the internal revenue sys- promised him to go to Maine, “she came direclly | practical 1 of ie tucegleney of the wea hee BARN FE: | barra Beat, 24-309 insts” coe 20 200 bts | und a 166 aes went Oo Ree ONT nee ee | ea Aas ea ony e P ‘ 24,00 basiels; eoru, 2 shiels: F y yhicl ra DAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.D, | ontn 2,000 bushels Shipments “four dso bares: | Ad 0 a few days, we her, a8 Mrs. De Cormis and | he will add the free list attached to ils tariff bill, 1887, at same hour and place. Salev—wneat, 490,000 bushels: corn. 71,700 bushels.” | ner family were living there. Mr. Emmons re- | with some additional articies, such as goat's hur, Hxecutos of Eutate of eset p onion bees, Chicago Markets. turned October 21st last and found his wife there. | &c. He will not propose any revision oi the tariti, Ja5-d&ds 2 CHICAGO, Ixt., Jan. 6, 11 s. m—May wheat | Mrs. Emmons wanted to go abroad and insisted | his purpose being to leave that for the next House. act ig thre GG 907 conte and rose quick- that she must go abroad. Dr. Lincolm and Dr. If the meeting to-night does not result satis- 0%: tz THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, ON AC- | flnr, 2s. 7 ignwion and. Baltiznore, ‘ HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, to it hus fall ft to }- May pork 0} a cl end ali efforts of the in- 30, 4:40, 7 and 11:30 pap; T Beal Estate Auctioneer. | #3 135° AE eT aoe Lae eae ected | Kempster advised against it.” Other physicians | tactoriiy it will probably a fo 12.45, but Sisg | hought she migat as well be abroad as anywhere | ternal revenue men this session. One Way or tbe | @.n-abd 1:0, 3:80, 4:40, 7 and 11 jum. TRUSTEES' SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY TWO- | Maj lard, Gast C™™ 227424 May oats, Ble. | oie” Mr. Emiuons consented that she should go | other thelr course is expected to be decided upon Se cepraption Branch. 6748, an. al STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. 39 G STREET 2 abroad provided she siould Ce com- | Within forty-eight hours. 4 u NORTHWEST. ams. Sa3" for principal stetions. on "2 anion. Mrs. Emmons preferred a FRO ET ey SEE “nee +a 8:40 am. daily, on Sunday stops BAH Ua as debdof trast duly recorded in Li AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. kr Emmons, however, Biggested Mrs De Cormis: Hie Called on the President. Frederick 8:40 ah, #40 pan, das rs folio 195, et seq. of the 1and ae leanwhile a deed of ‘separation that had deen | sHawKED HIM FOR PARDONING HIM AND gcErvEp | For Hagcmiown, ‘a. daily, conde of te Dist of Columbla, and tthe Fad | Adams for Mr. Howltt's Successor, | Negi niile a, deed of Seyucation, that SOME GOOD ADVIOR, feuds For cal oltte, ttwcen, Waehiugion sind auction, pred rite renee on BA ‘THR OPPOSITION TO MR. 8. 8. COX. HER EUROPEAN TRIP LAST PALL, Among the visitors at the White House this | Cxrcpt Sunday oye UA AT HALF. = aan e N a 2 = ; FOUR O'CLOOK P.M, Lot 16 in McGuire's rorhied | ,,Tnoother members of the New York delegation | On the 20eh of November after packing up stive, | morning was.a young man who Was recently par subdivision of square 624, with the improvements, | @f@ making a fight upon Mr. Cox to prevent his } pric-a-brac and What-not, amounting to thirteen | doned from the penitentiary by the President. Red Star Cough Cure. es si ivelve and optcen ion eaual pes being placed upon the ways andmeanscommittee. | packages, she left here with Mrs. De Cormis to | The young man had travelled a long distance to bearing interest es om ay of gal, | 2ned deseo fo have Mr. J. J. Adams appotnted to | take a steamer in New York. nthe Pullman car | thank the President in person. On sending fn his MARRIED. ‘and secured by deed of trust on ‘ald will bé | Succeed Mr. Hewitt on that committee, and nave | on the way to New York el : crass deweend wont taken. A deposit ‘of 850 will be required at Gime cf | written a letter to ene Speaker, which all signed | lawers trom New York, Gen. Swayne, Mr. Bell | Card, the President a raed nagngacortbgs tye 4 Oi stk, Ramee, tet, pecemioer urchasor's cost Torus untst be copepod aatiie ek Mr. Cox, asking that Mr. Adamsbe selected, | Judge Rowels und anctner geatemau, | Lnéy, Ob” | Patient received Aim With a cordial shake of the | Vas sud CALIF W-PLYOK, ot Washuston, Be ys from day of sale, or property will be resold at risk | ‘The Speaker was asked last night it he had decided | STYed Mrs. Emmons on ‘account, of her condu A CaRELEss NURSE cannot polson @ child with No opiates, 2 cf hand and listened while the young man thanked — ee ‘cost of defaulting purchaser. to appoint Mr. Cox, and he replied that he had not | En¢a"wiat they wore talking about, charsed her | him for restoring him to Uberty and. to his faiully. DIED. SOuN W. FUSING. Aeerted beste Oe Enis Tame, against him 138 | husband With uaviag PUL a sunsy Conuusson on | The President made some inquires about the prisoa | BRIGHT. On Tuesday, Jantary 4, 1887, at 2.200, ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. asserted by some of the delegation that Mr, Cox the train and having packed It with spies, and for some moments talked to him in a fatherly | m., of paralysis, Mrs. REBLCCA ‘BRIGHT, iu the = cl it Une vi enty Of rooma | eighty-fith year of ber age. NHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Eatafe Auctionecr. | wats and means committee in {bs next. Congress | _ A, Keut did not describe te occurrences on the | Manner, Uelling hin that Were was plenty "fee ners wil take place from the residence of hor SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST OF ‘worl Decome a useful citizen, London trip. He said the papers even of London j 12 the world for him to Mr. Mills, they say, will probably be piaced at the | £22 Pat or comin’ LAND AND , re filled with accounts o1 strange t . nin OF | om Friday, tae 7th lust. at Ww in thence IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST SIDE OF. DELA. | head of the committee when Mr. Morrison goes bimself and he should watch hts course with in. and advised him to go to work and make a ian of | @sughter, Mrs. A, Hutchingson, 308 L str tone Peter’ there. She had brought up, he said, one night in r iy Chureh. SyJatives and friends Fespectiully invited to . MABE AVENUE, BETWEEN T AND KBTMRETS | OU = i the sation nouse, ‘Her band, ne’ said, ee ae a AO 7 cn sy Re a HEABT. The Indiana Senatorship. sides her own income of over $200 month given. Gos woud aie. jam RAT, at one o'locd Libr No FOE, £000 300, lve ee ek eee een | THR CONTEST COMPLICATED BY THE AcTION oF Tux | her in addition $400 a month to spend in London. | Kindly advice. Soar | siakoaich wate of William Renbedy: . Of the Distelot of Columbia, we will sell st publ LABOR CAUCUS. Pager eee eee ee Safety of the Aqueduct Bridge. MAGUIRE, On January Sth, 1887, FRANCIS &, TENTH DAY OF JANUREY 1607, AUHALS Pas Senators Voorhees and Harrison are both tn In-| was not a rich fnan. He feferred toler recentand | _ AN RXAMINATION BY EXFERTS IX Process. | MAGULK2- in the twenty th seat ee FOU O CLOCK, EM all ious parte of lote Now, 4, | diana, commanding the opposing forces in the | unexpected return trom Londan, taking passage | Secretary Endicott recently received a petition, | , 4am fon Ft, at tou Oclock Sam fenton iets acs Ao, fn the City of Washington, Pending senatorial struggle. Among Indianians | underan assumed name. When the steamer at- | stoned by a number of citizens and approved by | Requiem inass ats jareh ei seveiity-two feet ou Delaware avenue, aid Sending in Washington the opinion that the present legis- | }1Ved, he said, the only reason she gave for return: | SOOO". h pour, of Virginia, requestivg that the PLANT. Ou, Wednoulay. January. 5, 1887, at 22.20 ack ith that width an average depth of about 12: rae may fail is Renato seeess fo begrow- | see my picture,” or want, Bee Frank.” Mrs. Aguediuot bridge becarefully examined by abaiage guriecnta strat norte at. aE aay a ' - One-third cash, balance at - ‘The action of the labor membersin caucusing | Emmons told Dr. Kempster usband when | expe ent Mnally decides | "Funeral from st. Matthews church, Friday, Jannary tuslve Satan SIO tae far ae aa ni and together, its conceded, complicates the sttuation | She Was married that she lid once attempted sul- | Whether te bridge {s sate or not and whether it | 7th, at 2 o'clock peau. Melativen aud draeuda invite the purchaser will be taken secured by deed of trust | very much. If the labor men hold out, netther | cide, and she still bears the scar of the bullet. Should be kept closed to the public pending its re- | w attend. ry much, " upon the property, or all casi at the option of the pur- | Yor, Ti have votes enough i Cue Air. Kent spoke over an hour, and was foliowed | construction. ‘The Secretary granted the request, Chase sponey- A denoclt et Sob mill te etched seine | _ The Tndiana contest ig a subject of considerable | by Sr. Garnett. and selected Mr. Kdwin ‘Thacher, chief engi- time of sale. Gor as been suggested THE WIFE'S STORY. neer of the Pittsburg Bridge company, vo UNDERTAKERS. vevancing at cost of purehaset, interest at the Capitol. It r Pp VV: aL ERG } Trustees, | thal the democrats, in the event thay cannotelect | yr Gamett sald they would show that theac- | Mike the examination, | Mr. Thacher “ar ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. 20.4 | SFr the Hew of procuring the Senator py tere | tions of Airs, Emmons at various times reterred to | iver conferring withe Col. Hatie, to whem be wae (QoMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALU EAD | pointmient ot the governor, who is 8 democrat. qmceeiein coasldeeed inane Sree ees. ‘They | to report, Hened ~— bridge and began | chemost: — jould. that ‘adopt ul Ww, he said, why this charge of insan inspect PARED. RHINDLER, would probably "bev that the seat would remain | weulasne he ch Change in thelP relations oc. | ascertain thelr state of preservation. “His report ndertakel, 1223 7th street n. w: 5 ‘ATI IC SH F u n Yacant until thislegislature or its successor should | curred. He suid ‘when dirs. Biamons discovered | Will decide whether it 4s safe or not to open the |. tbbalined 7880 in the equity oxen, en elect. A precedent in case of appointment by | that 8. F. Emmons had. been untaithrul vo her for | DFldge to public travel. It g the extent wo which | eS aC Fagiiee Tware 3880, soyhis wig aguinne | the, governor when the legislature has | years; that he had kept mistresses. traveung | fable welght in deterinining the exten re Lg GAWLER Fungiahine Undertaker and ‘J. Brady and others, the neg! its duty was established by | ground and 1 in the same neighborhood, she | the bridge shall pet nin Embaluer, 1726 Pennaylvauia ave. 1. 6. appointed special commissioners for the. will | the Senate in the case of Senator 8. S.| went to. Philadelphia and found a woman | the meantimeCol. Hains tring preliminary | feriis woderaie aud’ everything Aretclam. le pallet panilsenction- onthe gremigen to ‘highest | Phelps, of Vermont. He was appointed to the | there trom Wwhon she purchased the Jetters plans for ebuliding the bridge within the mit ot | puone call ny QE SANUAMY, 1041 heap inthe procendingn tan: |r MGR eae © cae aoe AG CeatD | Bounons. had) writen °te, er. That was | $105,000, theamount avaliable forthe purpose. | "Fastps "as Cle = aT ae i JuBe 2eed. Was there any Funeral of the Late Chas. H. Sherrill. Hone siriy-folr (408) acren tore Ontos The seei | January 19, 1953, and in October of that year the | that’ she’ was insane ‘then? —_ on Sti BELLEW, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, jersey ave. aud G street a. Ww. land valuable im farm, ‘in the ‘of | Vermont legislature met. It adjourned in Decem- | she went to Kuro] Westmoreland stats of Visgiai eaintne Conaict | ber without electing m Senatos Me Phare cnt evidences of insanity etted by Mr. Kent, and r pace burn, dmeling aod out balled whart "| CUT tue Seaate that teas noee ed ee ate eh | Hey would contradict others. He Gid-not think | 4. Bardett, of the New York saack this giveenees ace o 7 hureh, shortly after 2 ot s afternoon = be ml nig gl “fans of mongy to | Ot March ensuing. In the next December he pre- | Europe unannounced. She did not he said, leave | HUTCH, SROTLAY ater. = clock, his afternoon ES, AND ANE Bit a3 fous with iuoren ae thease UR ‘ge sented himself as a senator.ot Vermont for the | the hotel at Long Branch in & huhder storm, Dut LeaTiystes ae aie ar Gee home, uy ome wee ‘Thirty-third Congress and the question of his title | arver the storm was over. She said that ‘under the ‘under appointment of the governor, the legisla- | terms of separation they had ET the remains were | BOted Specialists without ben ture having failed to elect, was referred to the | rejeased her dower, and he had giv epg recetving"vauib at Oak HIM oeme- | HaPeemonthe, and since ther: bundreds of others. | Spee eget ey Geclaving that i | nowse,, Suill he Pere ranorine gee ‘RE house | tery until the widow can make arrangeinents tof = memcoet West Siet t Phelpg Was entitled to bis seat; the minority that | the contract they would show that he tasisted on | $we,FemMeval Of the remains to her home at Cubs, oe he wag not, The majority report was rej Sra Admiral Cover Brown, Dr Galauaet | DD oprowattyeat ‘itty war he ‘Cured ELEY ‘jected, | her surrendering the lettersshe had. Sue gave up —_._—_ Established and only relishle Ladies ‘and the Senate declared that Mr. Phelps was not ‘were * The, FE ESD Ez aea.ok treat cm che pemmtees to, be yyen entitied toa seat. ‘The Senate then consisted of | $e, otters and they, Were, destroyed. | Then mere oo can be consulted dally 404 Gat, DA. 434 and Gthetm, "Pesta ae pene Oe ees eee Beek thing But er nto a mad Bouse, ho Would | poyjeman T. Lee has been ned #10 for using | 7c satmont. Corseapemdenen sna fanhington, Omnndts District im Congress. delleve her story lnSdelity thenr harsh language to Acting Sergeant Dunnigan. |, f7ampt treatment. Qorrespondence ia, oe Ey pcr en. ‘ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR DISTRICT DAY. ‘HER CONFINEMENT IN INSANE ASYLUMS. ———~———— pe omar“ Westuareland Gouaty, Va, ‘The House committee on the District of Colum.| | MF. Garnett sald he appeared in this case on the | | Tus Orvicens ov TmE NEw COLCMRLA BAXK.—The | Se aes a peat gO ‘Virginia: . ‘bin to.day arranged the order of business on next | appeal of Dr. Lincoln to save this lady from the | Working force of the new Coltuunbi as conan M two of Dr. BROTHER'S Invigorating Cordial. Reale Soar y Monday, Which 1s District day. {insane asylum. He sald in referenoe to Mr. Em-| ist ‘of the new officers: K. covthard: Parker, | RACs cane of ucrvous debility awa lows Of pares 1. 3, Warren Hatt, clerk of suit Court of « ‘The school board bill has been read the third | Mons’ confinement in the Bloomingdale asylum | cashier; W. B. Baldwin, teller; P.M. Hough, book- | Bt u.w. ___ae7-Jm* epinty, br the Stat of Virginie do Pe etic Sims, of New Yoke, was Drought to her requesting | xumporsG, ™ Adgar, runner, abd James E-Coumd, | rack DE PORE. Bean cone aaoation dolly Ing andar decree ‘of shld court, ‘on. aie Hee ee eee ee ae ee Lo ee a | Corto place betel unter nis tromterent Ok aoe the LeDrolt Me tS Pipa ti jones da Gay of October, 1886, in the case of J eshte ae ene Distant. | night ot the 9h of March, by her Span, with. only. 20a Soe Pate Zed gad jouse e Traction Cal a ~s a aS ace + See tul dy executed ‘bond required by tho said de- | way UL. ‘They will then move to allow this tollie | husband, Dr. jempaer 900, Mrs: De Cormis, _urcas eas cree. (Q¥er.40 some certain day to be fixed tor its consid. | Started for New York, Arriving there, she was oun Owens on Given under my hand this 222 dey of November, | Gration, and will take up the bill for the construc. | Griven af once at nignt to. the Blocmingdale the Criminal ed by. the Academy of 1s. *. | tion of bridge across the Eastern branch. After | asylum. She was induced by a. 10 g0 to ‘verdict of Bae a18-S0t ___“l*Ft._ | that the chairman is authorized to cail up the sen. | New York, and wakes up there to find herself in a for serofula ( ee | SiS Semin Bs thorized te call mp tho en mad oust, It there was anything in the world of ‘look and for sesara Dass Surrs. Beebe ny fs large RAO keel ott Be | Ginmsure nim within the wells of eminsane anyiur 4 at the signal office to-day: 3 a. PBLANCARD AO ke bone order are correct in style, ‘day for the consideration of the Traction He said that Mrs. Emmons, when in the Connecti. ‘m, 32; maxi Peeves Our Dress Suits to onder are in atyle, perfect | ®. railway | He ‘naturally endeavored to obtain her Kova 107 meu, in fit, excellent in material and low in price, Our | Dill will probably provoke a fight. Folease, "When the told her that Sold by druggists generally. Prince Albert and Cutaway Suits of Diagotial and Gork- THE DISTRICT APFROFRIATION BILL. she was ie ae oad AE 1am trrespon-| Taxpr Creexs wo Loncen Reronrep.—Treasury | > FAD AND BE WISE_DE. BROTHERA, 006 BET. ‘screws cannot be matched in the town. Wilson, McComas and Henderson, of the | sibie, then, if 1 taxe one of your children and Gepartment clerks who have of late been tardy in. -, masa nde oa is HARBAN & BENNETT, shes pocaaties ta the District appropriation bil, | throw Ht luto the fre I cannot be held accountable | fyDsrcnin Gas Xs Sane 08 Me at tne wach = int tn a were hard at work to-day trying to finish up the | fori.” ‘This reasoning had ite destred effect. Dr. ‘euarantec « tavee : ocl2-3m 1419 New Yorkavenue. t ‘the oh ee eS ‘mem st the doors failed to take thetrnames Sor the ‘ease of meu mien meBictne, oF ; com ‘aRD aNDs7. School Superintendent Powell and the three | sequently taken 0 ‘where Dr. Gold- reporting them, as formeriy. now q WINTER, 86 Commalssioners Were in consultation with | Siiich see her free as a sane wouan. While she | learned that the pracucs has been discontjaivel . in Une of our own ‘Was locked up in the insane aayium Emmons | for several reasons, "of ‘of duly. GS, at id ? P ‘tablishment. 2121 Pett DBA enue, |. The House committee on elections to-day finally Ge Txe Bust. Plored, a Rhode Island case, and Kidd agt. Steele, ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. Eat a LUTZGBEO, | sr ante nete,| patents Se | Fame eat