Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1887. at_ se, splendid new #-room Bricke; good location FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSEs FOR SALE—LOTS. AUCTION SALES. at CTION SABES. ___ —** oe 2 2 al —————— a [EEKS & CO., Auctioneers, fect ob GRANDEST BARU ATS SER S—REMEMBEK, WE NEVI Appiy at once to jealthy’ newhhorhood, leeds free: $1 monthly: a very desirable new tle: abetract a: merous terms; ou EEE MGSEE month. MAKER, 920 F st. nw. WELLER & REPETTI, aw. 108, - T20 2 Uith sit. nw, fir. mi, _f17-2 326 Pennsylvania ave. se. Yo 225 MD. AVE. N. E.. ONLY $1,000. Re, W2r Mad... Brick, south front, near Pension | New Hampshire ave.. dr. cellar, ES WkicHT & BoLTo! Foe Seas 177e sr: Sth st. nw., 9r., 1.f Ps. ave, Or. mi, Sst now, SF, mn. 9th and F ste. 12-ROOM HOUSE; new. ali modern conveniences; ata bargain; amall | >} st n. =i cash payment, balance on monthly installmen J. Fast Capit (Or, frame, Sa Shea aa, ee Ray Guertin ta fan = Fk SALE DESIRABLE BAY-WINDOW BRICK LI at ‘on K st. near 2ist im, 0,if On Gat. near 4th st, n, 48 Massachusetts On 1st. near 9 Ou U st’, wear ‘Ou U st. near 4 Sth at. 2750 RST ott irginia ave. D.W., 6 rooms; ground worth | Mass. 300—On I st., between 9th and 10th sta.n.w., 1398 Ou 2d st, near Mass. ave, we, 6rs., cellar. a» ‘20th st,, Gr. frame. lot Set | bast! Fr. andoelia taken at onc 2 117-3" 15-26 Lis F ST.N.W. OR SALE A’ NEWLY BUILT .000)—pear British Ministers, Li rooms. her dwelling, on the corner 6 8TE i088 toma Circle, 12 rooms. ibree stories, basement and cellar, 13,3000 O st, neat fowa Circle, 12 rooms. all uod. inapa.: wide parking. Handsome newly-built dwelling, med. iinpa. For particulars apply to room brick in the northwest section; all m. 1.; rents for #45 Price $5,400. Apply to LOUIS PysRoe ‘furna ‘ Fst ow. He, mi, 2 houses, $4, ‘THOS G- HE: stories, basement and cellar, 11. rooms, bath a bargain’ RT isb TOO F st. bw. DESIRABLE COR- Sth and L sts. nw, 21 rooms, bati and 802 L st. n.w..three Oa; bath: sid ail ‘The above two houses are open for inspection. the | ownel ‘E. GOLD- Broom SCHMID, $13 9th st uw. from 12% 1'p:m.and 9 t0 Some eps ces Rmw5-3m JOR SALE—1924 16TH ST. WILE, SELL ‘poms. collar, 5, | Fata reasceahic priee and an torte to wut thiy cia, t and carefully constructed residence, recently built 0 ‘HREE NEW HOUSES, NEAR | for my own occupancy (John Fraser, Spe vid ras] € 1, fol son & Co., builders), half a square north of ‘Circle, ply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th per cent investmeut. Ap- ds nw f17-1m Pendleton’ st w. Kobeson's and Mr. Brick stable in rear. Address Rev. DOUG- JOR SALE SICE HOUSE. 19TH Gihermiad Onto: 7” 1" OUTSET Rectory: Shite 27 Fag’ house: asp tortan, Apply OHAMLES EARLY, | YOR SALE — ATX GREAT BANGAINy TO A Coe ane SE PE prey Cay eS JOR SALE—“COME” QUICK—ON 14TH ST. N. W. | Penn. ave. Also a five-room, two-story rick sdjoln- Jog Frick, Frome, cell, Business Proper: | Sihand Fears te TL Percent 8. HAL, cor. Ale 85,000. x right. nsom Hotwe on Vermont x CaS iin sts near Meatcost dab f7-3t LR OR SALE—BARGATNS_3 NE Fo vones welt cated. rents price, $1450 cack: also Bow section, “Wa. E- JOR SALE—A NEW, HANDSOME ad dwelling, with selected stock sd full particulars ib- ITER & MACGOWAN, 1008-1010 F st. tion excellent" For price an BA ROR SALE- Bi Tom 11 rooms, Q st.. bet. ‘ rooms, ow 2@ rooms, on Corcoran st. ‘Srooms, 14th st, business rooms, Fenton st., n'F Gov Foomin, at bet. Ath and wre aril dwelling, 14th s! ‘beautiful 12-room brick on Q, near with back balling and uo basement’ price only EWE MYERS. 1428 New York ave 417-600 oR SALE—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, H ST.N. W., eral ine reside: BUREORD, 1422 N_ ¥.-ave. Ks rooms, on L st. bet. 18th sid 19tb83,300, bet. 15th and 16th sts. or foran investinent, five new. houses, on 12th, bet. W and each; terms very easy. at $14.25 per mo.; cea in the toH. J. DALY, 631 117-3" = re SALE-—-A FINE RNER, NER STORE | PCucher aid eastern exposure; buildings On it now under rent: pr a Ow Un TYLER Ja20-30* i SALE—A BUSINE! 20x94, to wide alley. Price 87, property ist. st. ne. 1 +. Print. Ist. st. ne. ‘Sth nw... of War Department and sont of Bonn ave ape TYLEK & KUTHE! Fe, SALE_A CHANCE TO GET A GOOD HOME two-story, six-room few x we, near S st,cheap. | aaawirsntere ness corner property: 83, aE: 2 80.900 will buy fine property o SW 5-ROOM BRICK | $5,000 will buy a nice dwelling on B00 will buy. on Dusinees, property, on. 7th st " w. For terms anc lege to inspect the same, appl fitter 4] FEET FRONT, within two squares FORD, THF st iw. Seah Be Stun.w- good Store, on grade, with cellar, dwelling azo fins 8 rooms and bath fuom *all mod. imip lot is rooms, on Kigys st., bet. st., bet. 13&14n.w.7,000 E st. u.e., bet. yO roomasand stable ob fa Worcoran;bet 148 15:.000 Marks Alley, 4 78 7 root id 13 wee Ce = rR Cara ne ca 90008 is tata of city. Foous om N st, bet. 20th any ciher Hod®es and Lot parts of city. Si 10.000 | Please call for bulletin. 112-78 Fismeen Deal “SBS | IR SALE—AN ELEGANT HOUSE, CORNER Aix. rich, E bet Sah” amd lnc n'y Pension of 101900 | 14th aud Kites ts > 10 rooms, Ane collar, ail mad costing imubroved and unimproved property in Ail farts | Cr very easy teriue: price 80,000, BWOAMSTEDI. Hoses 1428 New Yorkave. > BRADLEY, at. Jal8-1m JOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS— ‘Several ‘siz-room Houses on A st. a. e; all_ modern auents.10 per cent investment. Price ouly ach. Also. Sth and 16t .LE- FINE NEW RESID) ‘ON 19TH 8] NEAP DUPONT dry and farm \d fine chandelters and jas fixtui huent of ‘conereta. Price 812,000. ‘cash, balance ou Sccommodating terms. For permit to inspect premises apply 116-3t F Brick Wallach Place,bet 13th & 14th sts.#3,000 bet jth ste. naw celiar on Corcoran bet. CIRCLE. ree stories, basement and attic: twelve rooms, ‘Ornamental wooden mantels, Th platevlas inirrors, in all the priuelpal roouus, dls house ts well Duilt in every reapect: a handsome exterior, frouts east. street micely 1505 Pennsylvania ave ALE—TWO STORY FIVE ROOM BRICK. rand gas. renting to good tenant at $11.30 ‘Price ouly $1.200. 2 brick on K st. n-w., $2,000. improved by. a. 6th wt. extended or Meridian will . Only 15e. per foot ja JR "6,000 Tis by B34, Stat otfe. Houses or Lots for homes or inv to their msterests to call on us at 61! purchasing. 191m thoroughly-buiit House; lot ENCE Star office. @ TO PURCH: HUMPHREY 1 eal Estate Brokers, &c. ‘OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE — Bon, part now renting $30 © month. iTefine Fine daveatuent. ‘Yor perhesiars OR SALE—CHEAP—165,000 FEET OF LAND, story inansard, ouse and other buildinem located at a 11-room frame yint_ where A New Jersey aves. Easy t x ERTFORD, 1423% F st. OK SALE—THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY window house on T st. w., between tirand 10th, S rooms, eas, bath, ete.. and all’ iu perfect order. Lot frontiiie south." Address QUINTUS, iE vestment will find it SF st.n.w. before ‘OLMAN, ve ‘Dwelling most: overlooking the ‘she. af Soe 10 int 33505, one nice Foed; SOc. one Ane Lots 157 fe on 16m with improvements, A Lots Co- BES i Ci eINS, con Loch f15-1w ‘TO INVESTORS—I ‘feet in Whitn: ‘Lots, some of which are ‘and which I will sell at to vers. ‘Terms—Xcash, balance 1, 2, 3 aud 4 years. Call at once. 8. C. 115.00 eal Estate, Sisal Feta ees i ing about Fiacsiable Lot (202200) on T st. .w., between on Ws 4th and 15th ate; south routs terms enay.” Also, ive Lots, 20x10, on Colfax st.n.e, at @400; 9 lot east front. These are 8. A. TERRY, T12:5,tu,th, 30 ‘Hoom 6, Bt. Cloud Building. Rt SALE—LOTS_7TH ST. EX, 35c. AND 50. eet eset ee Het es oe eat versity x d0c.; Ch G0c. BENS. P. DAVIS: 1519 F st. 115-3 ‘OR SALE_TWO. VERY FINE LOTS, 20X90, ON regon ave. between pahire a you ak nw ill benold at be sine noid a once, let this ‘sure investme LONGLEY & WOLBTON 620 Fat 115 bee Foe sae f HAVE 5 LOTS IN WHITNEY hat comet tall to Make Site” geet the’ Suseteee LONGLEX & WOLS: ex! Z TON, 629 F at. 115-3t R SALE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY Ficuttyic Winks comer bth and Fa SE 114-60" SALE~TWO LOTS FRO! tats price which will ‘sure » stuast prot ir o pa = PoNGLEY's K ILSTO: 620 F st nw. CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE ILL, corner 8th and F sts. f14-6t* WHITNEY CLOSE,” AD- Home. Now isthe time to ‘will be, Iden bi who invest at once” Do rapidly gold. Now is the D. STONE, 1226 Fst. nw. R SALE—THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Finety 8.0. HILL, corner 8th and F sts. f14-6t" FPO! BALENONE OF THE BEST LOCATED LOTS ply pr on Meridian Hill; on line of one of, the pro} new avenues, Great bargain. OWNEK, 1482 Fst. n.w. Fe, SALE—LOTS ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Tote on Columbia Hicightay iit B08 te on Col 3 i Meridian tll Tat ste etten Mt. Pleasant, Columbia Road. es ‘st., head New Jerse; umner at, ‘Howard University. 2 Lots on 13th st, cast, hear cars. 3 Lotson Er regh gino 299 aq. rot aye. (central) 3 if wold at once, 1006 F st. nw. FE SALECINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, NEAR Dvpunt Circle, 20x80; y cheap. Daport Cute, 26x75 toslley. Tfine Foe N oc, Bee Bupaus Cirete, 20575 to al ne Lo cle, 26x10 toalley 3 Be Lor, tts Hear Dupont Circle, suri toile. 2 fine Lots, N gt, near Dupont Circle, 18x50 each. pine lan, io sts near’ Dupont Ciel 285 to = dine Lot, Now Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, od; line Lot, Connecticut ave., néar Dupont Circle, tine Lote a Dupont Circle, 20290 to all 2 near le, 20x! ¥. supine Lot Xe st; neat Connecticut ave, 202200 26 3 he Lots, V at., near 14th, 17x70 to alley. 1 fine Lot, L st. ‘near 19th, 6x76 to alley. 5-1m_“ Apply CHARLES EARLY, Toth ot. nw. FOE BALE_CORNER LOT, CONTAINING 35,450 tect, located near terminus of 14th st. cars ex- FES Tae seat ga Lath at 100 foot on Bark at and oes Hiterroity ee POE SALE-THE CHOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Pitty s Ga, Oh MAPLE GLOE OR SALE HOICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Fare ‘corer Sth Sad F sts * FOE SALE_VALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR. er property, vig: 36 of lot 1,square 2433 (5,000 foot and wide, bounded by Vermont ave., lowa cir- cleand 13th and N ate. ‘The vacant comer lot, 241100, ee, subwtantially-puile edjotuing honse with ie fot, 20x10, wilt be: avid, toe ‘separately. Apply to owner, 1303. N st. Sree ELEGANT AND 4 frout, loca- easy. ‘address 8. D. W D. res throughout the 30 to-40e.; rked and_pave- erm, one-fourth JOR SALE—ONE OF THE BES’ on Lanier ave, Lanier Heights, . LD, 13531 F st. now. ting at $15 per mo. 1907 Yenusyivun Be Geass foetal sold within’ & Weel FOR SALE—LOTS. ‘OK SALE—FOURTEEN MERIDIAN HIL Lanier, Heighis, © +4 North Columbia G: BENS. P. DAVIS, Es to nay b me Boo. ‘OR SALE Lore) ON MERIDIA\ HI r a rbearly ev tut Lots (ihe finest, » loc om Mot. nw, near New Jersey ave. Only nisi SOOO fe or n Whitney: Se Sib He] OOM. BRYANT, 514 Oth st naw. at prices. MASOS SHORMAR EES JOR SALE-AT A SACKIFICES Hine : he b ‘somest smn ome in Washington. ‘OR SALE—CHEAP—LOT 24x100; N. W. SEC- wy ureawed-Drick bay window elent room House, | Ft" tion: oniy We. if wold at ores: nico 70,000. feet Cheat ad coavemience, en wide vente, toa | ai 2o-aeabereain. WML E BURFOND, 1472 s'waik to the center of business. Trout side a meas itack yard to wise alley. with good stable aud ear- | JOR SALE—MERIDIAN HILL LE-a TH Youse, all the PER IS mae ae ‘and 3 ferme ‘No. 912 Mass ave. n. w., a delightful new frescoed and painted: ‘unsurpassed. Brick Dwelling. freshly papered, m fireplaces: 14 rooms. FP st nw. a new ick, overlooking Towa Circle proms Deeutitully papered School st., Mount Pleasant, one square from 14th st. carn nee © igen Prares Cotmge ani ines locend small stable. Price, #2, S20, gud ised ing for 82 0% and 401 rmonth. at. re Pric ¥ Swall Farm, 19 acres, improve of Hist. cars. “Suitable for truck fara. JOHN _f15-3t Fok SALE HOUSES, Lance AND SMALL, IN all sections of the city.” Call LINKINS, cor. 19th and H st. nw. FO8 SALES NICE BEICK: 10, ROOMS, ALL M. I. ining, Om Pennsylvania ave. #¢., and corner lot ona line of new bi 115-3t wt a Da Fe SALE—1 HAVE FOR SALE TWO SMALL at $8 to same tenauts Bricks on Cedar st., re for hye years, which I'wil sel 81.000. for 11 rooms: barcein if sol Vestine nt Fk abuve is only = 200.” Kents for $10 @ month. odera improvements: lot 18x119.6, TWO-STORY AND oa pubLe alley 30 feet wide. Apply on Es 3 and 5 p. choice Properties at prices named, on reasonable and st. s.w.. new 6-room Rricks, renting for $16.50 each. Will sell to pay 10 per cent. ry LONGLEY & WOLSTON, 629 Fst. BEL TREMAINE, INE CORNER HOUSE, ON NST. rable Houses on Capitol Hill, near Capitol, Somie of we best building lots in northwest aud northeast McKEGBIN & HERRING, 1331 F st. weit | Bb se 5e0 Eotwou Mera, eaoy trims, “Apply | at good prices fur investment Hote? | BATE Nacaowa. 100s 1010 Fst, PRESS BRICK ley. huih and very dr: Ke alley; excellent * | Star office. a ‘One Lot, from Pa. ave.; a gre At once. this property has gas, w: ‘Apply to. P. fist" OK SALE Half of sq, 1028, and about hal having large fronts on Maryland ‘square of H st. cars; the aveiiue is water aud sewer, to an immediate danauin Apply to tor tion, Fy and basement 2 feet front: 12 frescoed. Price, $3,400. tween 71st st ear the terminus Price g3.uv0. | APP © WAGGAMAN, 116-3t ns =5. 6. R_SALE—ABOUT 30,000 FEE” fronting on East Capitol aud 22d sta, for list. GEO. W. if sold atonce. Apply to _f15 Im’ he ore YOR SALE- ymsent value S.C. HILL, cash at less than LANIER 0x150 tect, Se J. & COOK, 603 7th st. nw. 1749 Pa. dat once: also, de: rood bia Heiichts at 20c. and 2 Close at prices that are sure to _116-3t Fi MI. PLEASAST, 20. very prices 12% to 0c, Fe rds ‘tere Addit suitable for hands: Per foot. nek Aina rout; ters accor Te25 vat nw, rae RIOR SALE— Pa DARE Fe $ALE—ORIGINAL LOT 4, IN SQ. 72, FRON ing 70 feet ou Lat. by 100 fect de. row of fine pressed brick Duildines. Most desirable Lot ou Westinore at” Foud, which Iwill offer tor a few daya st los tias or 9 Lots, 50 teet front, : Ee le ‘ut Gc. Der + Lots, North adi JOHN SHEIBEANE Ooo ohunbia Heights Send for new bulletin. 117-3" Foe SAEE—LOT 21 BY 100 FEET, NORTHWEST, concreted street, fine terrace, party-wall, t T pet foot. "Address (OR SALE_FINE CORNER LOT ON COLUMBIA welling lot 20x88 feet, open- | I Heiciits: cheap, if sold this month. Lots on lst muses, | 100 ft, Desirable huilding lots inn, w. andi. e, “fest | 117 MeKIBBIN & HERRING, 1331 F st. LLOWL oR SALE—66 FEET FRONT ON 11TH ST. SE. t barwain, if bought If of sq. 1027, both ave., and is in one paved, and has yurchaser a oe Tr and. adjou ti tot lien bet id New Haiupahire ven, Price if bought at once 90 cents per foot. P.A. DARNEILLE, 1226 F st s price 4 cents P. A. DARNEILLE, 116-30" 5 ‘at Jess than cor. Sth and F sta, ‘HEIGHTS—61,000 FEET, square foot. Ous Capitol: near Mf SALE_COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 30 CHOICE for sale, prices ranging peme a3 406. ral ‘Also 8 south front lots on Q. bet. {7th and lots for sale, Macs. av, we dwellings. Pri LOS to $2.2 SC HILL, Corteinand Freee JOR SALE—I HAVE FOR SALE THE BEST LOT! Ta Whitney Close, located on Whltuer-armaty aoe mimnodating. "DAY. 114-61 D. STON. eae” | ee Cee BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR SALE-STOCK GROCERIES AND _1 Ersions: with sound Young tome and’ Daptenwaron: Furniture for mas; cheep: all towe Separate. House and ‘Stable. * Audriea Bos Si Ror ee se $9900. WILL BUY HALF INTEREST! IN MYENGLISH Patent (just out) for Double-Acting Syringes avd Sete ening (Celene ue) oeeas Pipe Lae All the AAGELEELOR Reale wos Wet HE T™ wasurxaros sare Deposit co, 116 916 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. {OR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE LARGE WHARI Fa Warehouse Property, corner Prince and Wane Sts, Alexandria, Va., occupied by Col. Phil B. Hooe: building S1xs9. whart 200x3% fect; water 22 tee deep. This (“Fowle’s Wharf”) is one of the best known Vie pes | Pa ee ae cee Leshyy steamboats: wud and pay” Ft Whurf. A bargai view of “anipDwiding boom.” Appl fo own . W. FENWICK, 63st 618'F st, Room’8. 8. “STATI COUNTY, CITY, TOWNSHIP, e school, aii d and corporation bonds, bank’ iranee, railway, mining and miscellaneous stocks Seeegrar seins tere teehee Ca le investmer spec y- UN- NINGHAM, Broker, 1419 Pats fost ‘LOOK AFTER USINESS MEN AND LAWYERS! ips bt low apures, SEALLOR © BAKE Bc as Tr res. , Printers and Enatavers, 009 Tin st. ew. 110-31n yM. J. 1 SURVEYOR. P. D. W Niner EERE SEEVELOR. F s J. E. Latimer. Washington, D.C. ‘Twenty-Bve years’ constant practice us land surveyor in the counties of Prince George's and Montgomery, Md., and in the Diss trict of Columbia. Refer by perinission to Ed. Tem. ie, ead, President National Bank of Washington, i, ips. esq. of Rigys & Co,,and Col. 8. T. Suit. ‘2d line "ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. FOR SALE— A ‘arished Hotel dr abst 190 ane He CAES Iocation, "Terms to suit Cottages. aad Hoag Houses for sale and rent. LG. ADAMS & COn Red V3] Ja31-26t Estate Awents, 2031 Atlantic ave. EO, H READ, GAgvisthRie BANEER AND LOAN AGENT, Six, seven and eight per cent Guaranteed Real sk rant Se cant re Bouda negotiated, in’ sums ol 165 and upwards RAGRARRD antergt: Securitas for eale, Further JOR SALE—STORES—D! EXG Fon aia STOMEE BUYS HORTLE lished, daily receipts 860: Confectione: Ta; duly itoome 873 Camas RAMEY. Fa SALE E OR FOR RENT_THE FOUNDRY D.C., situated on Water st. (ex. nC ‘of rollers. wit i fab eat a Piue way sul taped te Soh inches of water 11 7 mn the O.& 0. canal. Possessi could be given Apri Ist, 1887," Apply to uguigA Ye ‘A HOBINSON, 3102 Paty Georgetoee DOL and is MATTHEWE, 1508 Sian Or om aio JOR RENT OB — IN PART iE EN- Fitebundnge 300 ra eta ns ORE BS plumbing, steam or sto" ithe cy for make doors sie Gude eet Al Pigtg 3. BOND, ra Chauncey Building, 435 st, n. w. A NET 7 PER CENT INVESTMENT. First Mortgage Coupon Bonds ov Tas ORTIIAS QOSEBIGAM IQAN AD pene femrhzaame dese inonra e zone, eFosominasions, 8200, $300, $850, $400, #450, These bonds ‘be seen At by calling at Room 4. Glover riate Fat CHAS. BR. DEAN, Vice President. AL, OFFICE. (938 F, ESTABLISHED ‘Biot Se SS of dis] business c! ies day es Seer ae F[PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IANCERY SALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TY ON THE NORTH SIDE. SHEED betwee si\TH AND GivEsTE 8: STREETS SOU" ebe Geog panel Tat car frict of “Colum! e cause of Cusick vs. Cusick ct al No, will 10381, u sell, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, A. D., 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., at public auc- tion, in front of the premises, that of lot 5, in square 469, in the District of Colum! which is scribed as follws: Commencing for the same st & int on the line of I street south sixteen (16) feet from the southeast corner of said lot, and running thence along the front line of said lot west sixteen (16) feet; thence north one hundred and twenty-two (122) feet four (4) inches to the alley in the rear of said lot ; thence along the alley and the rear line of said Jot east sixteen (16) feet; t] running south one hundred and twenty-two (12) feet four (1) inches, 10 the point. Cole Jot being improv se two-story alt basement brick dwelling. Terins of sale: Cash. Taxes to be paid out of ceeds of nale. A deposit of $100 required on day of sale. If the termsof sale are not complied with in ten ys, the property Will be resold at the risk of the iting purchaser. oe leds F 3 ‘THIS EVENING. _ JWWAUTEE B. WILLIAMS & 00. Auctioneers GRAND AUCTION SALE WORKS OF ART. The dissolution of a well-known New York firm of importers, in consequence of the demise of one of the partners, has placed for sale in our hands an elegant stock of Ceremics, Wood Carvings and other Novelties in Art Objects, which had never been seen in this coun- try before, and had Just been imported for this spring’s trade. To this was added the deceased gentleman’ private collection of antiques, the whole forining a col- lection worthy of great attention, and we feel justified in saying that a finer and more valuable one has never been offered for sale in cur city. INCLUDING REAL NEAPOLITAN MAJOLICAS, ANTIQUE ITALIAN FATENCES, WOOD CARV- INGS, VENETIAN SALVIATI GLASS, AN- TIQUE CARVED WALNUT ART FUR- PURE. ANTIQUE PERSIAN BRONZES AND. CERA- MICS, ETC, To be Sold on nd FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SEVEN- rH and EIGHTEENTH, 1887, Afternoon at 3 o'clock—Evening at 8 o'clock, At our Art Rooms, Cor. 10th and D sts., facing Pennsylvania avenue, NOW ON EXHIBITION. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., rs TO-MORROW. ALTZSTEIN'’S JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE, RY SEVENTH, at rains will be sold, ag I want to go out of the jewelry business entirely, but will continue the business with a lange stock of optical woody und will do ail kinds of watch and Jewelry re- aily at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m, faye '* BOLEY, Auctioneer. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ABSIGNEE'S SALE OF SHOW CASE, SHELVING, TABLES. WALL PAPER, BORDER, TRON SAF! ing MONDAY, FELR ‘LOCK AM, reat bai NCE. OF. CK CONTAINED. UL RE, NO. G26 E STREET NORTHWEST— IARKRITER'S.” By virtue of a deed of assignment given to me and duly recorded, I will sell, oe ET DRY FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH, | 1887,, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK A M., the balance of Wall Paper, Show Cast Shelving, Iron Safe, &c., contained in store No. 620 street northwest, ‘Terms cash. HENRY WISE GARNETT, Assignee, (Homa DowLiNG, anctioncer. CATALOGUE SALE OF A LARGE COLLECTION OF JAPANESE ART OBJECTS OF UNPARALLELED EXCELLENCE, embracing many specimens of their wonderful work, gnch as Satsuma, Hizen, Keoto, Owari and other raré Porcelain. Ats0, Rare specimens of Embroidery, Screens, Laquers, Fine Bronzes, &c., &e., ‘To be Sold at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, TWENTY-FOURTH and TWENTY-FIFTH, 1887, AtELEVEN A. M. and THREE P.M. each day, at my Auction Rooms, 11th st. and Ae Vania avenue, "On Extibition barred MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 21st and 224, ‘when Catalogues will be ready. 'N.B.—This is a collection made by Japanese experts, ‘and is pronounced superior to anything ever seen in, this city. f16-ot JUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers, TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR'S SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING, 318 KS ¥ SIORY FRAME DWELLING, By virtue of the authority v sell on SATURDAY. the TWENTY. OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1887, at 4:30 O'CLOCK P. MM, in front of the premises, the east part of LOT NO. 8.in SQUARE NU. 798, fronting about 18 fect 6 Biches on, street, and running back that width 102.6-12 feet to an alley, improved by frame dwel- nO the GAME DAY tuimtediately after the above, 1 . mara will sell in front of the premises 9 ae ; LOT No. 9, IN SQUARE 824, fronting 28 feet 7 inches on I street, with th of 111i foct to an alley: improved by & two-story Prato dwelling, No. 409 Letrect southeast. ‘Terms: One-thigg cash: in six and twelve months, notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of trust on premises sold. “A deposit of $100 re- quired on each piece as soon aa sold.” Conveyancing, 1c. At cost of purchaser. “If torms of aale ure not cou: We Sarheirautrsoapecete meacatieer east e Tiel y ‘aud cost of the defaultue purchaser after 5 days pats He notice of such rysale in some newspaper Puolened in Washington De. sony Mt HUTOHTNGSOX, 116-dkds ‘Truneoand Vescus DONCANSON BRO: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE THREES’ BRICK DWELLING, No. 1761 STREET Now By virtue of two deeds of trust herein: one, dated February’?, 1500, and duly Fecopued hice of Colustbinyaua'at the, feaeeat of th iia tho. request of the intended to be secured, in'n i>, and duly recorded arty secured thereby un Jed of trust dated October 1: in sald Jand records, n liber 11440) al 9, folio, 43 et soq., 6 public auction. tn premises, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY A. D./ 1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR Gg undersigned Trustees wills frout of the $ TWENTY-SE OrcLocK P.M. .. the following-descri ‘tate, situate in’ the city of Wash! in the said Dis: thet, to wit: Lot numbered one hundred and sixty-8¥6 G65), in'b. i: Warner's subdivision of lots in square Bumbered one hundred and fifty-six (156), linproved By shree-story brick dwelling. "Verma of pale in threo equal installments, $e Purchaser, secured on Pitcash at purchasers 0 be requi ‘at time of sale. Get? are nol ‘at the cost of th compited with. wi that time at the risk snd cost of the defaulting Pur chaser. MAHLON ASHFORD, {15-cokds GEORGE E EMMONS, } TFustocs VALS ABLE BUSINESS PROF 280 AND 247 NEW JERS! TWEEN BAND C yon 7 IWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON B ST., an Abrabam et al. are defenda: books. For fall i . nits, the gam ~ = NEAR 14TH ST., AT A BARGAIN, it your interest ‘busi 9, 10,235, Doo. 2 the Istand aopis toe z orale, left atour oflice, "b RAMES ab aes ane suction front of the premise on FRIDAY JOE SALE hawk +S BUNCE yp | QarE INVESTMENS-SIX PER CENT GUAKAN: | (HE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF FE BRUABY, 1887 stantial and aitrecuve ty reason, por SALE—TWw ‘E LOTS, ¥ TING EAST OMAHA LOAN AND ANY. situated in the city of Washington, D.C., known as lots gee. “Puce $8000 Dot S0ai00 test. Pein [on 15th st near Rhode inland aves21qeToQ eck, | Hon. AU WEMAN Gate Teaser Oo Petadent, Duunbored tyenty two, 22), wenty three (23) and St Row 7 roou! brick, good repair, renting 18 | 27 ;, Price low; terms easy.” BENJ. P. Interest and Principal Paid by the twenty-six (26) je Wilkes’ subdivision of pert fo ubsiee S ptaeess yen Siatelawe duvet: | Bais, f3iy £1620 National Dank of New York. vies thal meepvesenis ice maeein tana <On GALE ctey a mk FWOMTORE | FOF SALE-MERIDIAN HILL LOTS, IN BLOcKS | }usret payable semiannzally. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal FINISHED, A TWO-8T First yment S-rocu Brick House, cor Oth ahd Caen a; mod: | 118 Wand20. SS ERFORD, sal tute is and Gonos on greed | Pur sor tp give hie notes fo the dotorr pe a ern kuaprovemente, ceucuted celigr thoreaghigtent: | tieete i Som Be iean oe Sound Gu coraakn, and 1.20 | Payable tot cof the trustoce, bear! A ye jer a gaa RRR | RT etic | Ste sit sunde smeding fort Pot canal Ws | Dayal to Sorter of th rio teriae Wore at Eoctwet and" car it it SALE—TWO FINI of x ines. A bargain. ‘Pec P. NE LOTS, ON NEW HAMP | Value. tion of the title by the ‘or all cash at the option Biz loth st. we. flaw ‘ahire ave, near Dupont Ctrele, at $2 juare foot. J thane samictent to recom. | Cr'the purchaser” 8100 down'on seit ‘when, Fo ae a Se" mice wasn incom | neon Nac | Brome gr sneenee en ne | mi Coronet eet lete order, in a very clesizable locat = —— Se Us wed Rein Anes to 42 arctica." "Hiker | POR SALE—A FINE LOT, ON” RHODE ISLAND ranges Agent BS. H. MILLE runes Fok e OS MIOL HOLA SEW 9 stony tape elon MTLER & UTHERFORD, 5.3m Beal Eatatosud 1203 Fata, | _fl4-cokds z 472 Louisisna ave. ‘$250; remainder wouthly payments of $30; sim per a ee eee TOR SALE ABOUT, 1,000 POURDS OF NONPA- cent interest. sete a iayrving E oe St Say a 8 Fe. reer, | Ere an bout 800 of date Tre ty MEDICA L, &e, oat F feet frout, ¥e. au u geod condition, - | D RES’ —_ mew. | Sozio, 300.1 tale ey ne Sellent service 3 as ‘ree fox sot pare rot | M[ARHOOP RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE OR ‘ awe EUG Prat w._ | Greas THE “EVENING nes RWRYAPER GO. | Nill cute any caseof nervous debility and loss of Cas eee 112-400 Peas ab #2,506 SQUARE FEET Nashington, D.C. a20" | i Ti7-1m* JOR SALE—CHEAP—A COSY HOUSE ON SPRUCE 2 ‘LER & RUTHERFORD, meta te RE eek eZ roomy eater waters gee | f2-3we S RUTTOF ee aw. STEAMERS. WHEAILEY's STEAM DYE woREa. 12-7" 142334 Fs OR SALE—MERIDIAN ‘1 HAVE SEVERAL | QHORT ROL THE {JOR SALE—NINE-RooM PRESS Ice ion Faae Lota on California ( pertor ave.) Meridian Ss* ROUTE AODACTALER LLOYD 8, 8, CO. All work finished eo r , Many Forces ay i name eae | Naeger ee tees Geman | eur brerge tir” © on. | oAtaree tack de et he SLA aoe chao Beek Boy wad Moun on snear | a Mme Hoa Prose Creceyt ge ead Gatario | 88 Fade Feb SEY uae Saas Maro Toa, | woA from thor Disicr ans sh Sane the elu Bete gishod, Dans wood Ania: tm splendid order: | "Fit-o ~~ Tibi | “ecto cuban |= Aue useuiid fei | todo etpraisth ul Pus bens anita ‘our room brick House om C, near 3st s.w.; price F® Loa FINE CORNER PROPERTY 2200 | , ,Comortable Juxurious | $very, ey My ania aveu ih 8 frontage of 72 fest, pe ee Ee ae TILER 1 SALE—BARGAINS IN EAST WASHINGTON— low prices: a2 20 Fst n.w..second floor. _ | “Square 1055, whole sauare OR SALE—6TH. NEAR M ST. NW, 9 ROOM ‘Square 1056, whole square. brick, nearly new, with fine brick en SU-ft. ‘Square 1097, whole square. bet. S and T, §-room brick. in whole square, poe ny ound in front: 61.000 feet of nearly (round at Lanter ofS. Gen per ft. for s foe od, nearly dasa only 5 4 tots on &. Capital st. 2 ix118 ft, at 5c: juare 10265, south half. Line lot, 608150, Lamer Heights, Zc. And of squares in svery pert of, ‘East Wash- on Fe Bite ¢ gon, Am ¥ wt. HREE-STORY BRICK Dwi R SALE-LOT ON BACON ST, NEAR, lt mus aud cellar, furnace and all mod imps. i. exieuded, $0c.; on 15th st. Souk Sommer oad ‘ated at intersection of two principal avenues n. pane uewr Colunit & fronts svath aud east, and overlooks government res: | $d 2: Colunbig Hedgits, WTitarOnd, 80 Pet ww * | 30 anu’ Soe; Meridian Hut JOR SALE OR REN’ pS EO, Po ee ae SEVERAL NEW 18 a. Eee payments. staterooms, Soelene, rable = Lente compar exrnacr ov EAT, For Linproved and Ecomomio Cookery. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRAOT OF MEAT. Ouly sort guaranteed oawunrs by Baron Liebig. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘The Finest Meat Btook. a ‘UBE it tor LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. in ‘Biiclent somzpin all. cases of Weakness and Di- TIERIG COMPANYS ‘OF MEAT. ‘Bighly recommended ase Nightoap instead of Al- 10 a ove Bey Wooster and adiversa: wee 1068 Jefferson st., Georgetown. as eaq, “10c, ROYAL. os eek He zg i SG... Broken, A Ebina Saraitare, TE, " ever Baath “SS eey eave aaa } ‘AND WINTER, 86 AXD 87. EP as ore sperm TRENT and ‘TROURERINGS, at the Importing saad ee21 1121 Penn Rake ovetae, FOR $1. ENTLEMENS SUITS Opposite City Post Office, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. AT 10 A. M., WITHIN ‘OUR SALESROOMB, aS SEVERAL BOXES AND DIES CHEWING ‘BAOOG, BBLS. LAMP CHIMNIES 250, assonres: UM, MONTICRELO AND OTHER BEARDS SC” ABQUT 6,000 CIGans. “FAVORITE BRANDS, RE. MAININ( SHOW cre He A DEALER, WITH THE CIGAR SIGN, &C. INVOICE OF COLGATE'S AND OTHER FINE OAT HONEY, ‘AND OTHER SOAPS. al URRADE SUtTs, ‘CROCKERY, TIN- 1,200 DOZEN WOMEN'S STOCKINGS, &C., &O._1t ‘OILET J) UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, D Anctioneé roth and D ats, ‘The best collection we have offered in many years, A Direct Importation of 300 Modern and Antique ORIENTAL RUGS, CARPETS and PORTIERES. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, DRAPERIES and BRIC-A-BRIC, ‘The catalogueincludes an immense assortment of Elegant Large Carpets of various Eastern make in dif- ferent shapes and sizes, ‘The colors of the Portieres are exceptionally fine. ‘The assortment of Rich Damascus Yellow Silks, Persian Table Covers, Bulgarian Doylies, Antique Moorish Pistols, &c., will draw many connoisseurs. ‘The Small Silk and Antique Rugs, and the Long Hall Rugs are many in number, and in texture rare speci- mens of various Eastern Handiwork. Exhibition: MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 21st and 22d. Sales: WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, February 234, 24th and 25th, At 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Each Day. t ye BOWLES & DUNCANSON BROS. cO., ‘Heal Estate Brokers, 1221 F st. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ABSOLUTE SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUCTION one PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS. vi sol TU] ? Fl UARY, NINETERNTH, St FOUN OCLOCR Meni front of th® premises, 1108, 1110 and 1114 "23d, street northwest. ‘Those tre new heuses, 6 Toone, modern improvements, bay windows, conereted cel” ‘and made known on day of sale. A de- it of a1 pane shee Rosit of $400 on each house will bo required on acoept ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF ‘COLUMBL y 15th, 1887, a Wasuinaron, Febru: -Notice is hereby given that'on TUESDAY, MARCH FIRST, 1887, the lease of the Fish Wharf and Fish Stalis in, thé cities of Washington and Georgetown, Will be sold by public auction for the term of one year from March Ist, 1887, as follows: At Two o'clock p.m., upon. the premises, four fish stalls in the Georgetown market-house to the highest Kiso, a Three poe en, B e9'eloc the same day, on streot, between Seventh and Kut streets, northwest, in front of the fish stalls of (Center) Washington market, all rights and privileges granted or allowed by the laws of the corporation of Washington, to esta- lish wharves or docks for the landing, cleaning and sale of fa in thie city of Wi fand no wl Or dock shail be deeined wlleibie “anless situated at Some point on the north side of the Potomac river, be- tween Eloveuth street east and Fourtecuth street weet co te ee eae tote ‘ erm: Oue buundred dollars to be paid on the d sale and the residue to Ue paid within ive. days trou By order of the Board of Commissioners. D.C. Engineer Couuissionce D0. near C ner. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. OMEt7-i0t HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 'SE_COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FULNITUKE, BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, TOGETHER WITH OTHER GOODS, REMOVED TO MY AUCTYON ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF 8, ON SA1URDAY, FEBRUARY CTEENTH, 1887, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLt Embracing, amongst other things, several Parlor Salter, Frehoh Viste Mantel and Lier Mirrors, Window faugings, Couches and Lounces, Easy Chairs, Fine English Brussels and other Carpets, Walnut Chamber Furniture in Suites and Sensraie Pleces, Painted and other Chamber Furniture, Fing Hair Mattresses, nut Marbie-top Sideboards, Wuluut Exteusion Tables, Ding Chairs, together with u great variety of other articles which vannot be enumerated. 0, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagous, Hurneis, &o, |HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ‘ON CE STREET, BE- TWEEN RAND 8S, EIGHIEEN LH AND NINE- TEENTH STREETS NORTHWES By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Jul; and recorded in Liber No. 1195, at folio 3 land records of the District of ‘Columbia, we will sell a TUESD. “Public wuedion in front of ‘the premises on Y, the FIRST DAY OF MARCH AD. 1go7, BAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the following estate situate it the city of Washingtonin the District aforesaid, known as lots seventy four C24) and seventy-five (75) of Edwin E. Mayhew’ recotded Subdivision of -certain Lote iu square one hundred and thirty-three (135), together with the improvements, Consisting of two iraiue dwellings. : perms of sale: One-tiird cash: balance in six and twelve months, to be secured pelt. premises wolds with interest at 6 per cent per aumumt from day ofalevor all Cash at option of purchaser. "A deposit Of 890 per lot required at time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with inten days from day of sale. Conveyancing and re- cog a Pa EDEMICK C, NAUCK, f17-d&ds__ FERDINAND 86! rh, § Trustees. FPHOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE NORTH: EAST CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND FIRST STREET EAST. By virtue of a doed of trust, dated the second, day of Juno, in the year eighteen hundred and! eighty-one, and recofded in Liber 07:4 folio 210, of the land records for the District of Columbia, aid Dy Slrection of the parties in interest uuder said deed, the undersigned ‘Trustee, under said deed ot trust, ‘will ell at ublie aucticnin front of tue prema on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF RUARY, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK PAC, the following described real estate, situate in the city of Washington istrict of Cofumbia, to wit: Parts of Lots let: tered Band C, in Hanns sud Carroll's subdivision of Part of square numbered seven hundred, and twenty- Six (726), befduning forthe same at the southwest corner of said square, and rinning thenoe north on Ist Streetone hundredand seven 87-100 feet (107.87-100); with, sald. street eighty: thence eautat right angie eight 04.100 feet, (88.04-100); theuce southesst at Tight angles with Maryland avenue fifty-four 50-100 feet (54.50-100) to Muryland avenue; thence south- Weston said avenue one hundred and twenty-eight 7-100 feet (128.75-100) to the beginning. ‘Terms of sale: ‘Ail the purchase money to be paid in gash. A deposit of 8500 will be required at the tinfe of sale, All conveyancing aud recording at pur chaser’s cost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with mann ee aye EES GONG TON, Trustee, NSTON, Trust N12-d&ds ‘Webster Law Building. Peon BROS., Auctioneers. HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPOVED REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a deci the Supreme Court of, the District of Columbia, passed on the four. i@ teenth day of December, a” B. 1886, in equity cause, No. 9975, we will sell at public auction, in front OL NS promises,” on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY. "HIRD DAY of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1887, st HALF- PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P- M.” The following parcels of land in square numbered four hundred and fifty-six (406) iu the City of Washington, in the District of Col- fa. FIRST. The north half of lot numbered ten (10) smproved by a fo brick building, known as No. SUSE EN STREET my (TH STREET andone story beck building, ‘K stable in the rear. SECOND. “The south half of lot numbered eleven 2.1) improved by & five story brick building, known as fo, S19 SEVENTH GIiiET, with four story beck Duliding and s @ rear. THIND: Part of lovnumbered six (6). Beginning for the sue at cie northwest corner of ald lot on 8 five (; a south nce west about thirty-Ave (39) feet eleven (1d) ches, dud lence to the beginning, improved by s Brick stable. ‘The above property offers unusual inducements to persons desiring investments in business property. ppeaah inlance id aac he we OSS eaten ga ico 28 1), wRartntsrout Woour date Gh aalecate bist nics whe ae! JAMES H. SAVILLE, Tere a toa REGINALD. ssfermuar’ | ire glee 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. .NCER} Wii So gee en ae ee PREMISES No.. ‘BSTREET SOUTH- rirt of the iateet of i angen he ungamns Court the 7, A. D. 1887, and ina cause in ssid cot Seeger Gace cae a the equity Becket the undersigned, 8 trustes In ead Cotuse, Will oifer for auley af PUDIIG BETH sinh bay Of Bamatacy a ae geist, sunt ‘the ol of Washi in the Dis: carey a ie Sb acne See ‘Terms of sale, by the decree: One-third corer erent a ee, can fe eet mega > aoe 2d EDITION. Last Tors To Ti Si THE CAMPAIGN IN GERMANY. Workmen and Secial Democrats Piay- ing Into the Hands of Bismarck. Special Cable Dispatch to Tux EVENING Sta. Benuiy, Feb. 17.—Preparations for the elections show the surprising fact that the workingmen— and especially the social democrats—everywhere nost sharply oppose the German lberal candi- dates, with the probable effect of electing those favorable to the septennate. On the other hand the reaction against Cardinal Jacobini’s letter gains force, even clericals now protest inst the pope's interference tn German inte! and politics, A third papal manifesto is now expected which, if it comes, will prove the utter uselessness of the other two. The Bourse is somewhat flatter. Business 1s quist, eee NO CHOICE AT TRENTON TO-DAY. Two Joint Ballots Result Just as Did ‘Those of Yesterday. ‘TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 17.—In the assembly to-day Mr. Hephenhelmer (dem.), chairman of the com- mittee in the Jones-Walter case, asked leave to file his report. The speaker ruled that the Haines Farley report, offered yesterday, was frst in oF- rr. ‘Mr, Hudpeth (¢em.) appealed from the decision of the chair, and 1 ‘peat as sustained, ‘Mr, Hephenheimer then sent up his report, which was read. It favored the retention of Mr. Walter. A minority report, recommending the unseating of Walter, was next offered by Mr. Dickinson (rep). ‘The discussion on the reports occupied the time until noon, when the joint meeting assembled, (he roll call showed 81 members present. The galleries were again crowded, and the senaté floor was covered with spectators,” On motion of Sena- tor Moon, the reading of the journal was dis- pensed with and balloting was pro- ceeded to. ‘The vote resulted exactly as did that of yester- day: For Sewell, 35; Abbett, mare Eras- tus E. Potter, 2; Bedle, 2; Lidiow, 1; William E. Potter, 1; Parker, 1; Potts, 1; and Morrow, 2. Total, 81. President Fish announced that there was no election. Mr. Beckwith offered a resolution. that when the joint meeting adjourned 1t be to meet at noon to-morrow. This was adopted by a vote of 42 t0 39. All the democrats, except Baird, voted together, and Messrs. Carroll and ohue voted with them. Asecond ballot was then taken, resulting ex- actly the Same as the first. Gone to a Higher Court. New York, Feb. 17.James W. Foshay, late president of ‘the Broadway and Seventh-avenue Railway Co., died this morning. at his residence. An indictment ts on file in the district attorney’s ofice against Mr. Forshay for giving bribes to aldermen in connection with the passage of the Broadway franchise, ———— Disgraced in His Old Age. THE TREASURER OF THE TEXAS GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS EMBEZZLES $23,000. GazvesTox, Feb, 17.—Rumors have been in cir- culation here affecting the integrity of Judge Thomas M. Joseph, treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of this state, Grand Master Bar- nett Gibbs arrived last night and elicited from Joseph a confession that he was short in accounts to the extent of $23,185. ‘This embraces the en- ure fund belonging to the lodge. Joseph says he lost the money bearly four years za in mining speculations, He was a candidate for re-election to the office of treasurer last week but was de- feated. Hc was mayor of Galveston from 1858 to the fall Of 1862, and always stood high in the community, “He is nearly 70 years old and has a large familly of grown children. He is utterly prostrated. Muuiny in an Irish Workhouse. THE PAUPERS BREAK INTO THE GUARDIANS’ ROOM AND PELT THEM WITH VARIOUS MISSILES. WL1x, Feb. 17.—The paupers at the New Ross worknoube yesterday broke into the council cham- Der of the poor law guardians while that body was in session and pelted them with various missiles, ‘The master at the workhouse recetved a severe Deating from the assailants. "The police were pow- erless to prevent the outrage. Reinforcements have been summoned to their assistance. ‘The paupers are still mutinous and are holding the Yorkhouse against the authoritles, * FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New as Stock ee po following are the opening and 3:00 p.m. prices of the New y ork, Stock Markets as reported by special Wire to HH. Dodgo, 039 Lath street: s mal Name. Bix North Pac 36%) Dow pret Washington Stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations on the Waalingtou Stock Exclange sre noted to-day* i: B. Aim 1601, coupons, 110 bid, 110% aeked. 8. de, rerintéred, 1801" 109 bid, 1093, asked 128% 128% asked. on Bg bid 128, | uaked. 5; abicca "BO year "tunis S-Ooe, 103k, currency, 120°" bid, 1207 asked. "Metropolitan Hock, 07 “bid,” 083s asked." Washington Gas, Seis bia Sb aakoa Georgetown Gas,si bid. tanked, Ariiugtgn fosurance, 163. asked.” Potouac insur: ices, 0, id, age tnaurance, Si bids, aa of. Washington, 200 bid. Penn. , bia, "847% aakea. eet EE Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., Feb. 17.-No bid today on bonds: BALTIMORE, Mp., Feb. 17,—Cotton mid- dling, 9.9%. Floursteady. Wheat—sout ful nd “quict: red. 00s firmer and dull rea, March, 60/4200; Stay, 10014: Jung, Sig bid, “Corh—soather about steady White, 47%a48; yellow, $7047 “ uiet? mixed, spot, 47a4;\: February, 40%e47; Giareh, “GoqusGy, steamer, “464a46%, Oats ques hd ‘steady “southern and Pennsylvania, 34438; west- ern_white, d7a30; western mixed, G4030. Hye Grin, S8a58, Provisions firm and quiet, Sugarcopper Peaued duly 10aloy- Whisky quiet, "12ae1 Ss. ier articeyunchaneea, gts $2 Livery! per jeauier quiet cotton, verain higite 4d." Sales—wheat, 128,200 3 Gorn, 137,000 Chicago Markets, AC Ixt., Feb. 17, 11 a m—There was an cat pars ta Wheat. this ihorning, which carried the price for May deli’ yup to 79%, but the market ‘sagwed back, and May is now quot at 70 1-16. May corn, 30%." May oats, 28° ork opened at 14.25, but has since lard, 7.10. steadily Savanced to 14.05. Mtay ‘Who Will Succeed Secretary Manning ? TALK AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY—WHAT MR. CARLISLE'S FRIENDS SAY, Mr. Carlisle's friends profess entire ignorance ot any movement to place the speaker in the Treas- ury department to succeed Mr. Manning. The opinion still prevails that Mr. Fairchild will be se- lected by the President. However, jt 1s believed that there is strong npr Jeeta hank York politicians e ciher bands. “Mayor Grace was at the White House this morning. and it is understood that the burden of his business was ‘this matter, par- Ucularly with reference to its possible influence upon the temper of the New York delegation at the next nominating convention, It is understood that the county Democracy have @ man whom they would like to be Secretary of the Treasury, The President may deem It advisable for political rea- ‘sons to appoint an active politician or he may de- eigen Would Guly tuake ‘im “enemies in the New York would 01 Z a Fatrehild, whose selection trict enter into any agreement pany was to be paid for the use Say further that the claim sented to the District, and, cannot be passed. Disp Wane Gorse David A. Mont 26 school teacher, arrived m on his way from ‘his ith, He was Fived here he was too sick journey and he was removed pital, where he died this Anuy ORDEES.—1st i 801 ¥ in i i i g | i 3 AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. Nominations To-Day. ‘The President sent the following nominations to ‘the Senate to-day; ‘Treasury—Samuel X, of Massacht ‘to be assistant treasurer of eh United States Boston; John M. Mercer, of Iowa, to be surveyor ot Burlington, ; Owen McGloughiin, of Se Ds CONTINUED FROM THR FIRST EDITION. A. G. Scott, colored, aged 34, citizen of Washing- ton county, @ minister of the gospel and school- — Tepublican anda voter at Chapel Hill Ing place, testified Kereta late Tee ean ng Place. Witness understood the ‘irman of the committee and he said that Creecy and ‘other eral moss ot we ‘ness’ church were danger. the Vitness voted for Judge eratic candidates. “He adv! " from his pulpit o vote for these decree THE NRORORS WHO WERKE TAKEN PROM JAIL AND HANGED. W. 3. Buster, White, a citizen of Brenham, and & life-long democrat, was called. Never held office. After the election last November, eight negroes were put in Jail on the as he understood, that were “tapi gated in the killing of Bolton, at a Yoting place 15 or 20 miles distant; three of the eg-oes Were taken oUt of jail at night and hi Witness was @ policeman on duty when v attacked the jail; he was in the city hall adjoin: ing the Jail; ‘twas about half-past 12 at night; he Went up stairs into the hall with twomen who Ure FUatds of the jall; witness saw the Jail yard full of men, and went'down stains Some of the mob halted him and ordered him back up stairs, telling him to keep quiet. Witness did not recog. nize the man, but he went back up stain, as OF Capito} Topics, TREASURY CLERKS, Acting Secretary Fairchild, in transmitting to Congress @ lst of clerks and otuer persons em- Ployed in the several bureaus of the Treasury department during the calendar year 1886, to- gether with the amounts paid to each, saya: do not think that a reduction of the number of em- ployes in any of the bureaus, beyond that vided for 1n my annual estimate tor the next Os- cal year, could be made without detriment to the service.’ I am not advised that a general or extended removal of individuals, and the appoint- ment Of others in their stead, 1s’ required tor the better dispatch of business; but f am satisfied that there are cases in which’ the removal of the incumbents and the appointment of more active efficient persons in their stead would be of ad. Pantage to the public service: Such removals are Ing made from time, as facts justi seme are brought to my attention.” ons ee INCREASED FURNITURE APPROPRIATION NEEDED. Acting Secretary Fairchild, tna letter to Con- gress transmitted to-day, calls attention to the insufficiency of the appropriation in the sundry civil bill—¢125,000—for furniture and repairs of furniture for public buildings for the fiscal ending dune 30th, 1888, al COAST DEFENSES. In accordance with the special order, Mr. Mc- Adoo’s bill appropriating $20,000,000 for the con~ struction of ordnance and seacoast defenses was taken up to-day by the House committee on milt- tary affairs and fully discussed, but no action taken. ‘The matter will be further at another meeting to-morrow. oo —_____ Charged with Permitting Gambling. HARRY SUTPHEN ON TRIAL IN THE POLIOR COURT. The case of Harry Sutphen, the alleged manager of the so-called Cosmos club, at No. 1702 Penn- svlvania avenue, charged with permitting gaming in the rooms, was called in the Police Court this afternoon and his counsel, Mr. A.B, Williams, en- tered a plea of “not guilty.” Mr. Lavender ap- peared lor the prosecution. " William L. Riley, tes- Uled that defendant had never been elected a member of the club. Poker was played in the Toons and the defendant received what money was “drawn down.” They also played policy in the rooms. Detective Raff testified to the rald, and to finding a man writing policy. Mr. Williauis testified that he was ina gam: poker about two weeks ago. and the defendant took the “draw down.” Witness played in the Tools twice since the defendant took charge. Willtain L. Riley was called and testified 1° of that the name of the club was ch: trom the Cosmos club Lo the Ivy club. He had sold lottery ickets in the club and received the benefits thereirom. Witness hud been flaed $100 for seil- ing lottery tickets, but he had not yet paid the fine. ‘The court ordered that the fine be paid by to-morrow. The defendant testified that on the 2d of Febru- ary he purchased for $63.75 one-half interest in the furnivure and fixtures, and Was to conduct the poker games in the front room. The back room Was controlled by Riley, and was to be used to carry on the poilcy and lottery business, He wus present at only three games of poker, and each ‘Ume took part in the game. THE SENTENCE. Judge Snell, in passing upon the case, sald the Cosmos Club, $0 called, could not be regarded as & bona fide club for the purposes set out. Thisclub, he said, never was intended for anything exceptto play poker, He read {rom the constitution of the club setung fort, that It was for lterary and social purposes, ete. The ju considerable emphagis on the “etc.” He said it was clearly or- ween 48 an evasion of the law, He fined the efeudant P50. Mr. Lavender called attention to Uue tact that the statute required luuprisomment also, and the judge added to the sentence impris- oument for one hour, This young man, he said, had been running the club only iour days, while others had been running it for several monuns, ‘He, lor Unat reason, made the penalty as light a8 possipie. i A Fracas Growing Out of a Lawsuit, LAWYER GARNETT STRIKES OUT WITH BIS RIGHT. In the Circuit Court, to-day, about 12:30 o'clock, the jury in the case of J. G. Pettibone agt. H. Clay Jones, for possession of wharf property at ‘the foot of D street southwest, rendered a verdict for the complainant for possession and $30 dam- ages, Mr. H. Wise Garnett had appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. F. W. Jones for the defendant, During the cross-examination yi the de- ndant was very closely qui Jones Stopped further hostizities. —>—__ Cuter ENGrveER Jno. A. Scot, U. 8. N., has been ordered to special duty in the bureau of steam connected with his report, amd upon its completion he will be detached from duty at were the. at the m., 43; 7a ; Lam, 47; 2p.m., 53; mum, 54; 38. ——»——_ ‘Tarevas SENTENCED.—This afternoon in Folloe Court, \owo colored Baye, named Mocoy and ur Sinith, pleade a stealing ‘worth flenty Clay, and Were given 30 days: woman, Was i if ih Mr, H. E Davis, assistant attorney of the Dts tric, co-day rendered on aptaton 6» the Onna sioners upon an application made ive De Stas On to have « commission ss 6 Spectal policeman imsued to ex-Police Lieut. Arnold, who was brought before the Commission- ers for trial on charges preferred by 8. H. Walker, late major of police, and dismissed from the force. ‘The question in the case was whether the Commis- or Mr. Davis holds that tf the pro- Eetrecas puss ANS hea ee laces on the force of oremployes, remove from ‘office, and to inuneats’ to any office. under them police, the Court in Geueral ‘erm took the ot ‘view in the Eckiof case that the Commissioners received those Testriction than as ap. ntment and removal of members of the police ee, and practically leaves the joners, wholly untratnmeled in that regard, It in effect declares that all restrictions on such appoint- ments and removal are destroyed; even the restric. {ion of appolutiment to the force Wo Lhose who can read and write the English language, are citizens of the United States, lave not been indicted and convicted of critne, and Who have been honorably discharged from the army or navy of the United States (Sec. 354). Whether the court intended 10s declaration to bear Unis sweeping and far-reach- ing interpretation can only be determined itself om proper occasion; bu there can be no doubt that acu stands that ts what it means; thatthe act of 1878 does away With “all impediments” of existing acts iu the way of thelr ORRemc ower over the whole subject of offices. lainly the effect of this ts to declare that the Commissioners do not rest under the Itmitattons: and restrictions of the act of 1861 as to either ap- Polntment to or removal from the police force; and to leave them wholly free to appolut oF re move tn their discretion.” In case this posttion ts not correct Mr. Davis tsof the opinion, as to the Arnold case, that he was not dismissed written —— Preferred against him, as the Judgment of the Commissioners Was Ubat ‘the tes taminy case in the cospts ne, guflcieen 00 sas. tain fully the technical charge or nder.”” | This amounts to @ technical ac- thereut quittal of Mr. Arnold on the chi on Which he was tried; and bis dis! Tests for {ts validity on the very freedom of ‘the Commissioners from limitation and restriction adju ‘tn the case of Eckioff. In thts view, Mr, Arnold's case presents itself as one of dismissal under such circumstances that the disqualifica- tons for Intment does not attach. ln either aspect of the case presented, Mr. Davis says, there ts no tmpediinent in the way of commisdon- ing Arnold as requested. The opinion is active District Vullding as ot great, importance, upectally aa it holds hat, Che rstrhctim.reupoct= ing the honorably ‘tol. tof isrs or saftors 1s no longer in force. ———— ‘The District Haymarket. THE COMPLAINTS OF THE MARYLAND FARMERS ABOUT 378 MANAGEMENT. Rock viz, Mp, Feb. 27, Correspondence of the EVENING Stan. At the annual meeting of the agricultural society: of Montgomery county, Md., held at Rockville on ‘Wednesday, the 16th instant, the following reso- lution was adopted. “Whereas the haymarket in the District of Columbia hasbeen taken possession of by an agent, or a party claiming to bean for all purchasers and consumers of bay in tc Seteee aoemisn eet ek wud ixcs priors at tis own pleasufe, and greatly ‘to the loss and injury Of Ube farmers and producers: of thts wavy peed get p it resolved that all of our fellow farmers and producers are exraestly urged ut to carry their crops of Uhis year,or of future years, 10 ‘Uhat market, and to cause the said to" ve baled and shipped to Baltimore city snd to ‘buy thelr fertilizers and all other farm lies Chere, until the abuse above complained of be corrected by che citizens of the District of Columbia.” Tae seuUment of indignation and displeasure: against Che present mode of lure Was gene- ral amongst the members: Lue society present he meeting. atu REET ‘The Hay Market Once More. To the Editor of the Evexix Stan. Will you let a consumer give his experience? No ‘one ts obliged to buy hay from Mr. Lafferty. One can goto the market and buy direct from the farmers. I tried that for awhile to my sorrow. Finally getting tirea of paying for load of hay and finding a good part of the load made up of Weeds and briars, I pul the matter into Mr, Latterty’s hands, apd have ever sit for a reason able price, got a load of good hay. My iuapression is that for the honest farmer, as well as for the purchaser, the commission ‘merchant 1s a good thing. © anal ‘Tue DONNELLY Cases IN TAR CanwrNat Cover. — This afvernoon tn the Criminal Court the cus of James D. Donnelly was valled for trial. There Were five cases against im, two for unliecused bar and two for selling ou Sunday. Mr, Cabill tor the defendant proposed Ubut the cases be tried to- ether as Mr, Donnelly wished vo get rid of tem, r. Davis consented to taking up the uniicrtaed bar cases first. These charged him with keeping an unlicensed bar tro November 1, 1644, to Feb- Tuary 11, 1885, and from March 1, 1845. “The de- fen in this case 1s Unat at the Uime specified the Place was not Donnelly’s, but his mother's, and numerous papers were pui tn to show this. —— ‘Carrogep wire Tum PLUNpEK—This about 4:30 o'clock two colored men with & aad Wagon stopped in the rear of the ence of J. J. Georges, Sil C street west, got over te fence and had their wagon filled with a large quantity of preserves, canned fruits, pickles, etc.,and were about to Jeave with them when Officers Wagner and Burns came up and arrested one of them named Bdward ———= " an PRESENTED WITH 4 GoLD Mepat.—Yesterday, behalf of the Washi Schuetzen J.J. Appich, the president, and Mr. Charles Presented to Mr. William’ Klein a beau medal, rately engraved, in recog: Hi te his services vo the Verein. ‘stops ‘at am. 4:40 p. + stationss, a 40 amend 9:31 pm daily, ensq