Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1887, Page 3

atte : ; D. 0... THURSDAY, id MARCH 17, 1887. ____ FOR SALE—LOTS. Ls ry "MERIDIAN Fath Seridinee. Optom nae AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. __ TO-MORROW. WEEKS & C0, auctioneers "OR SALE—A SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON Cleveland st. mod imp.; mow reuted: pays 20% per eet ice 1,700. Address Box 41, 3! Two Lots north of | near 14th st. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. A a = i 17CoRd ee: near one toma “Owse | DD en <q Fane: | M410 New ¥orkeve. aw. mh sp Sopp PMETORS Bae = 4 Fe (1 AND, 13, BOCK 10, ON: FRE, Ages jihad Ser iy Peer era tun aoe Fhe are bebe | COD iia SIMRHORD WRI uy CLOSING SALE. An itice oak | mia nants Ap A NGucsner | “aki 8 “SC Hit cor. sthand Pate | SRSKOUTS ANTIET EE BU SADDLER, FINE HARNESS, LAP ROBES, BLANK. R SALE_WE HAVE THE BEST BUILDING Esser ena ere five Wink PuNGH, Pea ff ane SonbraLs: . Birt Hi, bet Nand O, at @1.40; gizO'and @fAge Witty tots ne. tna fof theut mow W.. 12 ROOMS, SOUTH oo 1,12, ROOMS. SC At AUCTION. fine order, will net 5 per ON FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH EIGHTEENTH, COMMEN® ‘T EX 0 CI WE Wi SALE-Q ST. ront: all mod. ETS, FUR ROBES, BRIDLES, BUGGY AND F ent on price aske urth or mfth cash, balance CARRIAGE WHIPS, HORSE COVERS AND 7 ar SMe Ber 13a, btar eee Stowe | Sb are a a Bonting NS AT oe eens, OTHER Goons, D Sint. near Fats iis WELI-APPOINTED | SIX-ROOM | pcason, Also two lots om @ 13th and Latin at 140, Hig AND \D SIS. OX, W. ; igevement brick house, opening om a fued | Sovcrai new houses upe i square. | , THF, ANOVE ARE MARKETABLE GG0D8. and Muse ave: just done up and renting £0F | “qhizaae CORTER & W uw. _ | AR PEPRESENTED, FUT UP IN At suction, FRIDAY, MARCH EIGHTEENTH, CUTTER & WIMER, 142: Fst.n. OR SALE-IN- WHITNEY Ci Hire 132 F TNE! vr ii ge IS RESPECTFULLY baad S's 23 : a 2 1887, AT ELEVEN oc SD SEVEN- 10th and Feta. | F1on SALECAT. & GHEAT BAKGAIN IF SOILD | 150 tLate Gand D OLS, Waiter ue 3 StOce AM AD Shuimediately, eisht-room house on 1th st, Dear Be Wacdee ree, Mae THIRTY P.M, at 711 Seventh street, near G street th stn.) ave. nw. rents for S25. Call at 1741 15th st yer DOWLING, Auctioneer. Est.nw.bs we after se cree pea 5 | THUBTERS, S418 OF POOT, FABLE AT, No. 826 penthweat. JOR SALE—“COMEY QUICK-ON 14TH ST. N. W. SALP—BARGAINS—WHTTNEY AND SCO PEN NEES 3 i Fipiintytiawtncke serene, Gucisem propery: | POR SAU, BARGAINS WHEINES, AND,SCOTE | py virtue ot'a tant of trunt he Anih day of $1,000. Irick, 7 rooms, ellis, business property: | iront of which all ums peateatee @o RS Becerra een | Malo without seserea & it with back building aud bearer: Close oF Seldiery’ Home, “ Eroups purchsaer cup this | CY shail sel on FIUDAYT MARCH PIGHTRERTS: | Frnostae Terao close the vasiness. Tuitaen upper past Te | scrith eh, allding and no basemen: week vraarrains, “HUSKGUANS” & (SHOR) Fad bslleel oo PAIDAX, MAKCH PIGH ERENT, T SAREE 5 1H Dewalowaty ir. 0 18H 5 ~ a rh, = gyi vania avenue, one Six Pocket Pool Table, 4x, No. CATALOGUE 8; Kk. 10 rooms, on, kBth, Shove Lowa circle... 0 acres that Detect Saud “wb Bode ee Ot eNTAMIN COOLEY, Trustee. OF A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF : ara at i nlvernty grounds, 205 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. JAPANESE ART TREASURES, beret Pon ny OR At nWer teagan OF Plott xe & SHOEMAKE! RUSTEE'S SALE OF POOL TABLE IN UNION- aE 2 Ome Siaantennt pul iy viean odd o ra dated she Gy of Fe | aa Choire Foret Bevan atguen Caton j3 Tome: Sourh Capito Bho 10 of a doed of trust, hoi 8, Bronzes, jes, 1€@ rooms, on Corcoran oath FEY. onoriginal pl ruary, 1886, july recorded in Liber: Neh Embroideries, Screens, Scrolls, Kaka- 1 er r ‘Gue of the laud records for Waehiugton, D. Ct eeeetetces ; ; oR B ‘mouos and other Art Objects. = Var © het to buy for an EGR VEN OCLOGE at Martement totaly oceutiel FOR SALE—HOUSES. a eae “anh gait 2 doun't Fowler, fu Uniontown D. Gy oue Bool Table, 70 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION = 10 ‘aaud stable on Rhode laland av OR SALE — A CORNER LOT, SOUTH FRONT, | No. 18.041, with complete outit. AT MY SALESROOMS, ALE. —_ JUST FINISHED, A TWO-STORY, ? rooms and store, | ath and C sts, 8. ireetly oppoatte Grant Circle; will be offered ford | Terms House, cor. th and € ge.; mod. imp. Wroomson N st,bA20th & 21 5 few daysata A sure thing. Mb1S-3t Southwest corner of Eleventh street and Penna, ave., Tiscks Willach kehous toattet” cant house - preseee DAVID D. BRONE, 1226 F at 7 a — | WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH TWENTY- Semeut, © blocks Wallach shook market” aii Rl ee adit ot j Lines. A bargain. P.CPALMEKSIS 10th sethl coon Sere ne | FOR SALE-A POR 17 WRET FRONT, WITH | FVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RED ANDER eee WOW SALE—3 NEW SsTORY : 14r. Brick, F, bet 5th’ and Gth, n'y Pension of. pte BRO Mind sewer, OHAB-A: | VERY EXCELLENT. HQuEEROLD FURNITURE TH, oder 1 ote, also, two 10-room | Also, improved and unimproved property ia SHIELDS. 1290 Fat ewe mult ‘AT AUCTION, AT ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE O'CLOCK P. M. of the rity. Apply to Wb MY NOH Said VEE APLR LOT ON 8D ST; | EMBRACING IN PART ONE. CH PLATE EACH D: JOR SALETSPEGIAL BARGAINS nn | Mintwcen Fang Gata be Noid ay abot | MANTEL MURNOH, ONE FRENCH VEATE PEL ao aire of A. OE ae Sen EAROATESS «gut motern | BUziQugR Butet, betes Laud Mate 0, OH CHAS. COUCHE YALNUR AND hist 8 ‘Ak | Exhibition on Monday and Tuesday, March 21 and 22. 2 PINE Ni y 3 ih prove! pe ent. — st aa ae -TOP ‘CHAM! 1; MAT1) as FINE, NEW BRICK DWELL- | iuprovenents; 10 per ceut investment. Yrice only | SSVEED ce OF SQUARE 817 Five gnoseerse ARES eh AND HALL X. B__This collection is pronounced to be of a high soldi Aaome “and tovth ‘witht sit moder im | O room Brick Wallach Place,bet. 133th & 14th atn.93,000 | F'trunting on Svat wer Baetoe Eek eae SAEED, HANDSOME BINING-nooxt Ud | order. the porcelains being very rare and of wonderfal bs ats Comme, ore wold plone auiyareat bar | S requigm La tet: oth and 16th ats. nr... 000 | © Far ase, GS feet Aube on M ak n.w, between North , HEATING 81 uy BO, ‘workmanship. THOMAS DOWLING. con Price only 00. BH WARNER &CO., | 11 rooms and celisr on Corcoran 3t... Capitol and Lat sta, 45c. On MONDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY- mb17-5t Auctioneer. | Brick, Lirs,, East Capitol st., bet, 6ti and Tih wmbI6-: ‘84 feet frout on North Capitol st., near M, (adjoining | FIRST, 1847, at residence No. 1720 L street north- - and 2 2 TPVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. — ; | HLroims, the. corner H and iat ats. new... gronud is held at @1,) 0c. west, Ishall soll a very oxcelicnt collection of House | "J" 5 FOR 7 rooms on Marion,bet. 6th aud 7th sts.n.w. 60 feet front on 3d at. n-w., between O and P, 60c. hold effects. THOMAS DOWLING, 7 7] RTIS’ ed 4th sts., {once to, J.,W.P. MYERS, 100 feet front on O st. n.W., between 21st 22a, Auctioneer. HANTERRRENANE AUPROLSTERED arid ee ew Oe V| She ee bet 6th ana EIA HOTEL. =are ELEGANT FRENCH MANTEL CLOCK, NEW HOUSES ON H ST. SIX | _2¥0fne lots, Pennevivania ave, between all mod. iupa.:a ten per cent invest- waste ground) 81.30. SIDE PIECES: VERY HAND: x rata By virtua of a decree of the Circuit court of the, 20deach, Al Beautiful ng lot, 30 feet on N st., between 17th ROME (SILK PLUSH TABLE, WATER COLOLK, nice 2-story Brick, on K, 2. United States for the eastern district of Virginit DOW HANGINGS, MOQUET AND BRUS- WEEN 30) weaitable for busine: price #4,000, | and 18th D.w., *-SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, rade on tho 12th day of February, 1887, and sedi. BUETS. BRUSSELS HALL AND STATE Bi doeth Garitol and iss ste uw Oue line Brick « iy WJ. WF. MYERS, 1428 NYave | nig. ge BRADLEY, Retled by the wil of isin faraaon Pica ll ue 7s, GRAIN CADETS ASD” Bue epee CHANCE TO OBTAIN A VERY DE- | J°0" SAEE—CHEAP INDERD_I0TS 60 Ai hoon on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH DAY OF ABRIL: ERY FINE DECORATED. DINNER esc ast cont plepad nae Warten | A in square 710, side alley end 30-1 1887, the celebrated HYGEIA HOTEL, with allof it] | AND TEA SERVICE, FINE GLASS AND PLAT) Hratie Hesidence, just completed, near Washington | room for © hotses; only: S5e, furniture, rights, privileges and ‘sppurteuances. WARE, WALNUT TENNESSEE M.. T. SID) brick house, @ reoue and bath, 1.4, with all the ap: | 91st naw, OT EONY TOE OT ‘hee hotel is elaberstsly furnished in allot tus depare. | BOALD. WALNUT SECHELAIIL, AMEE AND 1a. Wpetweeny Tata acd TSI how: = = 1006 ¥ stn. _| SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, O27 F at. mbl5-1mi | Ponae ents bo wal Loose INE Nee | CONCH, CANTON LULPHTRG, ERICH OR b unsurjacsct. Fe sor Aes Re trone GEING, | JFOR SALE-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE LOTS | tlus splendid property is unnecessary. Possession de- |) KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c, Ae TILE & NgjSOZ Est now. Lot. 33 feet front, 12 rooms | Hon Meridian “Hill; Srst-clase investment, or for | livered the 1st of May, 188 TUESDAY MORNING, “MARCH TWENTY. and cellar, furnace, fire crates aud all modern improve- ea purposes. AP. ‘DON, ‘Terms: One-fourth in cash ; the balance macredit | SECOND, 387, commencing at TEN O'CLOC st SALELTO “CAPITALISTS SPLENDID IN- | BERS: handsomely papered and tahorany mantels, | “'mid-0t 1326 F at. | of one, two and three years, with six | residence No. $14 Connecticut avenue northwest, with Gniror, in every room: wide parking.” Pricé Shall nell the above he house is open for inspection, ual payment Percent uterest. from tie day of sale, payable an: ball ell ty nually, for which the purchaser is to ite bin notes and the title to be retained until the whole of ‘the pur: [' vestment. Over 50 feet front by av \OR SALE—LOP 2i, 89, 723, FRONTING 18 me Building. Sth ee a ou Masa, ave. bet." 1st and 2d sta, u.¢., running superior household effecta. THOMAS DOW. , f HOS. DOWLING, Auctionce: dim few days. Jor particulars apply to the owner, R. GOLD- | through to D st; having two fronts of IN ft. eacl chase money is paid; the purchaser juired to kee} = os eee SCHMID, 813 9th st, front 12 to 1 pimeanad > to ‘vargal MM. HOHRER, 34 and | the property insured tothe full amount af due dat SUDARIGATIA ORIEGUREHOGD ERIRRITETE Frivten Hine prose bette ivont, bale enue, bath | sot AGoOD HONE, | Fok SALE-LOTS-CHOTUR TOTS NORTH BommeNE. 2. WOODETN, REDE ATA ACC HON Hoge CREED Ae pom House, pre front, hall, vestibule, bail x eA [0 00D HOME, a ye 1 VALUE AT MY N ROOMS, SATURDAY. Felowet, hot anni cold water, | Pcrrcrsmtngennn dra nor tence aoe | B Bidrion. FGOMERTON: (SPecial Commiasioners, | MAUCH (NINETEENTH, 1887, COMMENCING i so. see House ‘Wz | Houses, on 12th, bet. W and Boundary sts.n.W.; 17,000 sq.ft. on prominent corner near Dupont Circle. | Hypeis Hotel, March 1, 1987. .h’7-m,th-+ AT TEN O'CLOCK. senas possible. Price $2, ‘Terms easy. m15-3t? | each: terms very easy. SO WiLL. 62. "ft. fromt on 22d ste near Mises ave. —Hysels Hotel, March 1, 1887, _mh’7-m,th-tapgine | ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, = ae 5} _mbil-St Cor. ¥ atid 8th sts, Noe US sth at, HANCERY SALE OF Two SES 0) ONE POOL TABLE, WITH BALLS,’ CUES, &C., JOR SALE—THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THE | — ee z 19th" eae CH EOF 'O PIECES OF COMPLETE. Market 1% squares irom the War department: | FYOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN TO A teth? ry ” PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING NUMBERS: ‘ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, stween INth aud 19th sts, Lots 3 and part of 10, prompt bnyer, 2 new Hriek Grocery Store : 5 rooms; ioe W fe COTE HE RS QLUEAST. AND 500 MSTEBET | topses, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, HAR- House three story cell prove- | cor. G and 12th’ sts. s.c., less than half square from a Jee NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON, D.C. Rise, wot ee . forrteen root 4 six stalls, | Pennsylvania ave. Also a five room, two-story Brick OE ave.” ci By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, SALE OP UNEMPROVED TSRORT. Sver stabie its feet deen | adlotuiuy: rented and puyiug Ll per ceue B.C OHILL, Cre Ave. it, Disirict of Colmmbia, passed au ‘equity eatise, so. SALE OF UNIMPROVED SHORT Soa stat e tg instabie ip bald | Gor: sth sud Pst TuhI Lat Riave, * taen > | ROBE Ge Me seventi'day of Marah, 2687) ane a Ba Eton Winn HAE WAL TOURTH SEREEE Slange house: Lote fruit a4 un Pst ate ou G Soe = RS 2 leraigtied ‘at public sale, iu front of 0 I, BETWEEN’ A’ AND 8 STREL Teauate fect. Price $18000,ur abst SLO S ROOM FRAME H St Ww, BE STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, prsuives. Ou FRIDAY, the HIGHTEENTH DAY of | | ABOUT 30 PRET FRONT MY 434 IN DEPTIL re foot GEO. W. LINBINS, Me eee ok ate 1303 F st. | MAHCIL'1S87, at the hours leremafter mentioned, | , By virtue of a kleed of tenet, dated Deceiaber Iw ___ Comer 1uthand Hsts tow. | Al reloph S eh LEAT A BARGAIN ABOUT 90,000 | tie twe following piecos of real estate in the City of | 30tI h, 18S, eeorded in Liber 121° folio 40) et JOR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE. ON T. NEAR | oon sale VALUABLE r a. ft of yround Jocated tu the moat rapidly ina~ | Wastungten 0. Cfo wie: Columbia, Twill sell in front of the penises. ou PRT 13th st. uw.: 8 rooms and bath; all modern in- | lia proving portion of the routhwest section; fronts ou At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. DAL MARCH TWENTY FIPTH AT ALE SPAST provements. will rent @r €13 per month. Terms | 2) ,,14th and B ste, two steetu nud acraeenue: Lot seven (7), in Andrew Smail’s ubdivisionofs | Oth OCLUCE FM. parol Lot 5, Mamare Sik, amex. Price, 65.400. XUS115 F. BROW cdiavely oprosite the bs STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, Fee Teenage 28, the same belng enproved by a tWo- | commencing at a pointon the line of 4th street south: = Real Estate and L ings Ieee eng cite zy brick house | _™mh16-3¢_ Sees’ 1303 F ot. _| Stary frame dwelling being Nov qeat are of Lot rents: | east, in the center of the south wall of house numbered mbh15-1w on the corne will sell entire or separate the uuproved VOR SALI ART OF LINTHICUM ESTATE, | one (21), in square 677, wi h begins for the same at | }70; thence east, with line of said center 5% feet t5} JOR SALE— Portion from the vacant, as may be desired. #20,000 {t.; 400 ft. fronting on Road #t., 800 ft. on | @ point on north G strect, 5:2 feet east of the nearest | inches; thence south about 29 zect 8 inches to the Line P700-1719 Rigen mh AMOS #- FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. n.w._ | toad through estate to Naval Observatory, roaradicina | Sifey to North Capitol street, and running beck ihe | Of Jot four; theneo west 2 feet isin pate Ls FOR SALE THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY | Fiyrteon. estate: 30.000 ft, improved. ‘on Meridian | d if anid Lot a distance of 87 fect and & inches, | With right to use said wall without durther payment. window horse on T'st. n.w., between thand 19th, | Hit overlooking city. Also, 115 screson B. & 0, near | thence due east 14 feot, thence south to G_ streot, 87 | Wirt Tigitt 10 use said wall without further payment. Eros am, bate ete and all in jvertoct onler Lat | Guy Whitaee's MORTBOIN'E REMAIN OTM erat, | iegane S luches, thence along said @ treet Jt tor | months, interest at six per cent, to be secured by deed ais by 83 uddress QUINTUS, | tary b 2 | to, ce of beginnin, the samé eae iises sold, OF all cash, at optio Ee b16-3t Stwouttory frame dwelling, aud being No. 20° sirect | Of trust on the prem pa cet per option og aaae purchaser. #100 deponit at thme of sale. “Terms to be NG LOT ON K Fe SALE_A SPLENDID BUILD "Teruus of sale: One-half of complied with within fifteen days, or resale at default- st., north side, Call at once. GEO. W. LIN- ‘purchase money of each purchaser's cost after five days’ notice in the Star. FOR SALE—LOTS. SINS, cor. 100) and Hie. Phnniviw | io benaittacamh tun Ate ogo the Gy ot Gfuiveyateing al purchagers com PO ee ——— co OR SALE—A DESIRABLE 8 W. CORNER IN | deposit on each lot at the time of sale, and ‘of pe STS rele ee BETWEEN 17TH | ¥* uortheast, section, 3 squares from cars, 90x42;al- | the purchase money to be paid in six months from the | @ w. sTtCKNEY, Auctioneer, J 419 feet, trouts | ley in rear. W. KILEY DERBLE, 4 day of sale,for which the purct ‘is to give his | _&- W- ERBEY, : 2 South aud has Frame Dwelimg on it renting for 810 | in15-3t 1310 Fat. | notes dated on the day of sale, and to bear interest at IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Peraouts “Will be sold st raaonuble biure: = ROUND FOR BUILDING LoTs aT | #1 Per centum per annnm. or all cash at the option of — & RU ae SE aw, hele foot: situated two x ei athe ADe- the purchaser. FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee. 416 Sth street northwest. ABI MPR ‘D PROPERTY, RNER STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F st. b.w. VALUABEE ove ay oo 3 VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 7TH STREET SOUTH- EAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTIO! On MONDAY, TWENTY-FIRST MARCH, cig costia cars, Inquire at BIMPSON’S, Howard avenue. JOR 8A Whitney jubdivision, 10th st. Vite, 172 Gr... 6,000 6 G st now. Lb. Dig” 140” Samson E CORNER LOT IN jose: one of the very best in the whole | = ‘orizinal price for a ew days, Also, #eV" eralotucr sod lots. PYuki @ KU eet st. GEO. W. iB-eok mht FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS a DER OF THE BEST LOCATED ‘Lots on Meridian Hill, at from 30 to 40 cents per ‘square foot; also some. special bargains in East Wash- ington Lots, at from 10 to at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., in front off Madiwon st, i. | Hee ton Ls = = = the premises, I will sell part of lot No. 4, in square! woth, 4. 1,300 hat toe Widtsy Slaes | Be T. LEIROLD, 133: FR §aLE—THREE LARGE COACHES, NEARLY No. 000, beginning at northwest comer of salt ayanre, i subsivinion, F ILD! © hew ; two closed, one oben; will each seut twenty | aud ronhing south 75 feet, thoure eaxt G5 Teor, thence portion of the property on my | 1oth ty near Mas, ave, adjoiuing Louise Home | Persons. Inquire of A. J. BENTON, 711 East Capitol | porthwardly to Vintinia avenue no feet aud Finches List calll at odfice for bulletin issued on | — =“: | grounds; 23x80 feet. LH. T. LEIPOLD, (OR ES s wih17-6t* _ | froin the northwest corner of said square, the: ous the Istand 1oth [inl HORE WAGGAMAR.| | UR) HITNEY CLOSE | “mbio-at F st. ROE SAT ELF OF SHELVING. Wrrn DRAW. | Vinginiaavenue to the place ofbesitinl dun part of pty BS paud F ste mntesee ——e aoe : : maeae on Vice 3 SALE-SEVEVAL SMALL ERICK ark Se JOR SALB—THREE LOTS TH BT. NEAR | wath Vii pe gis cheap: also, an awning. Inquire of | eo ee ad ade peeing on N ineiuda evens uses on Wyte ane: a good investment, | YOR SALE Ot ant Ba eee SOUTH | At Mags ave.; 4 on Lith st., near P; 8 on 16thst. bet. | Wat. H. aol an.8 square, Fanning esstwardly on said avenue 20 {oct, SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. 15-Lm be ose L ob ho 2. bet a Se en a; Garr oe nS of Be = ae eat VOR SALE—CHEAP—LARGE GRAY HORSE, DA thence southwardly po feet, thence west 10 feet, thence hth cep | bie for haudsome ce speculation. 3,3 on Corcoran st,, bet. 17 ‘and N. ii. ave. ; on wagon, ... Inquire of W. F. UGLE, o1 rthwardly 90 feet to place i +; IMIproW SaLb THREE STORY, AND. BASEMENT | HL. x Fs uh st nM st, nearsothat.” RH. TLEIPOED, | Meridian Mult, but 10th acd 7% stacona gata | REISS AE potted: Pine’ OF bewinnme: iniproved SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, O27 F at. wor TO” INVESTORS —£ 2 aie 38. __ 1331 F st. n.1 above Boundary. mh17-2t° ae Ce aS roan amore —_ eth tt bead < have w are feet in White JOR SALE—ONE, 7 LOCATED LOTS EI 5 . 7 | secured by of trust on the property sold, or al SALE_HOUSE 512 E SF. N, W., 16 LOOME | aqulltviesinaine eager etn Nat on Paice Belgie Mae ie iad ae haetitos | ROR SALE A VERY STYLINH TADrms: Dave | ecurad by deed of trust on the property sold, or all i between one and four p. ni. H.C! WIRE. we cheieest of the entire tract. aud which I will sell at | quick purchuser. ¥. T. LEIPOLD, With perfect safety ; can be sven on F st.. bet. 9th and | With in, ten days from day of sale, A deposit ot $100 mbt ose Pyar nist Soimall slypnee to immediate buyers. ‘Terms—eash, | “mbit ABSA oh new. | Toth Hiss wor in an alley” (key there). Enquire 680 | Featured oueach pleco at time of male. Sto Sersh couse see ‘ered | pane aber saaemcnet CE—VERY HANDSOME BUILDING sire | 5th : soni )WLING, Avetionee North Carolina ave. new with S.C. HID Real Estate, Stir ant Fs, a! a th st.. next to comer of Mass. ave. and Louise R SALE-A SMALL FARREL HOUSE SAFE HANCERY SALE. _ ceTY IK &@ Lot frontins on two streets, in the most desirable | _™h11-8t ie RTE gh goes ‘OR SALE—A hg OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN Kecatintr on Capstol Hi, saris aitsen Ol SALE-SEVEUAL VERY DESIRABLE LOTS, | LEIVOLD: ikea owe Se Free? ee rg eed cash ea THE FASTEEN SECTION OF THE CITY OF ‘Apply to NT. ARMS, ‘adjacent to Dapont Circte. a —— = BbES iN maser S10 F xt nw. aa ‘AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, Hieal Bxtate Agent, | [00H SALE—1018 IN MT. PLEAGANT. HOWARD JRO! saLe-oN ‘SOF 810. | | Dy virtue of adecrus of esse coat ALE OR EXCHAN 5 = at., Ie! and Boe: Grunt wi, oes New Jersey ave, PAU" ” “February, AD. Ise e in cause 4 FoR UNIMPLOVE EACH (oposed extension), Ise. "BENJ. B. Davie ab ¥ LEIA UES Ee Hany Diet wh Wo will sil at pmolic auction ii Teo hat handy Kentdene ith site of Colinbia road. bet tth ard st. mh15-1 AT REASONABLE PRICES, of the premines, on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH handsomely fished and plied with all modern provements: 330,000. square TYLER & t of xround, hut YLbs F MARCH, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the following yarcels of 1 the city of Washing- FOR SLR Lots We CAN OFFER FOR SALE until Saturday, at 27¢. per sq. foot, in square 712, | Come talk exchange with us if your Piano does not souiely laid out, Xe. ; price, $30,000. terms very easy, 65,059 square feet, fronting on Deleware ave. Lat. | suit you. We take both Pianos and Organs in exchange J oe will excksing’ for uannpsuved real esate. > = sod oie se HILL JOMNSTON, "| tuagive drelapcat gabe values ait difercace eka | ,,FiuO4, Te northfour CH fet eleyen (1) snehen of mile SCHILL, Corner Sth and F sts. m1 ast ____ 738 15th st. nw. | be paid monthly to suit. re ee a at WOR SALE. 3.187 ST. NW. wee AND 709 2D OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—THE WEST HALF trustee, on North Capitol street, between L and M ‘st. nw, 1249 6th st, n.w., 7h of square 1129," at only 7c. per THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, sguare foot; title DALY, tHe (HOICE OF WHITN Perfect; terms easy; this property will vertainiy sd- SECOND, Also, on the SAME DAY, in front of the Sw. C-HALL, corner Sth and F St | Vance 1 value, Louls ¥. soe mh15 422 oth ot._ | premises i QUAICTER PASI FOUR’ O'CLOCK FAL, 1 WILL SELL | A FINE LOT aT wy. | ™mBlost_ LTS JOR SALE-CHEAP_ONE VERY FINE SADDLE | xorg fussy Gapnity eee chek ane Gay, clehty- don terms to suit, this levation; mare, bay roan black points: 5 years old; sound: all F iaeey site tao): moeriiaomred Oo one tee reaidence ers Home, Ww Fu on. juizh ground: comm fine | saddle waits and fast. Inquire at 900 1 -8* | Tundred and one (101), one hundred and. two C102), (Juul Fraser, areintec A JOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW CHERRY BED- | one hundred and three (103), one hundred and four marobascd at ones SU" ballders) baits square noril of Scott Cire mhib-dt’ LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 P st. n.w. 2 E LOUIS P. I Zs EE a ‘aii | (104), one hundred and five (109), one hundred aud Ou broad 1sth at, opjesite Mr. Kobesoh's ahd ME. P JOR SALE—TO INVESTORS FOU PS, EACH | and wag Stover all'at half price and perfenly here AL. | ix (108), one hundred aid seven (107), one huudred a ag oy F 21x141, on 1th st., between K and 8 sta.; will sell | dress FARKAGUT, Star office. wahLS-ste_ | and eight (106), one hundred and me es WENT, D.b,, Calvary Rectory, clifton cor two at 1.60, g on: OS oe Soe _ | dred and ten (110), one hundred and eleven (111), one Ubi Bi “5 ONES at 8100. oF Sererale ict at 1.50, Per ft. | So. SALE GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE and twelve (112), one hundred and thivteen hay (113), (all on Fenton = 4 a splendid stock ; good location and good patron: st and GATS AND UPON vey | OR SALE-LOT. owner: wishing to retire frou business, No pertor ed and thirty tines C13 TAKEN AT ONCE VERY Li North Capitol st,] one hundred and thirty-three (1:53), u Feasonable. 54x90. Fst.n.c., near id at. Owner | without two on three thousand dollars need. take any | one hundred and thisty: fear Coden che hearted oid 12 Mt naw mane at house 334 Indians ave. 8 to°10 a. bi and after 4 | notice of this advertisement. Address’ WILSON, Star | Chirty:ive Cia) eng heer ad eee aad oR ss aes * “mni4-1w* "| office. zi inl G-SH*_ | one hundred and thirty-seven (137), ope hundred and JOR SALE—SPEQULATORS: iD BUILDERS, | JOR SALE AND EXCHANGE—AT 406 PA. AVE. | thirty-c! Oe hundred and thirty-nine (30), peesihant ae ~ | Block ae these sole nventuente mitina few sauares | Pies the nica varieo? eaniy Ostoagen, Du: | be Handted and forty (40) ope hutdred, and forty” SALE—1903 < ae a eae SALE TWO LOTS ON 147H STREET N.W., | of the U.S. Capitol. Compare them with the Utopian | gies, Ladies' Phetous aud Doctors’ Buggies, both sec- Grad and Soecy-ahiten Cao eee ete eon tree JOR SALE—1903 F ST. N. W., 26 FEET FRONT, hb. ‘these are the orly low priced lots horthweat county schemes: gnd-hand and new, in the city. Prices to suit, WM. | fort and forty three (143) one Ono eee Le ruomis, im excellent “ordes. nod. ere 7" -at thorousdh fare lead Sauare 1076, Lota 7, 10 and 11, at 18c. ¥. GEYER. es _goh14-3m__ | foun Lorty dx (140), ‘one hundred and forty-eeven, lw ‘Lyth and H sts, [ae be PL pe Fe ae S6e (OR SALE—TEN FINE HORSES; TWO ELEGANT | (147), one hundred and sixty-one (101), one hundred - = a moat upon this spring. ON GIS Tatitat, | BOC oe oe minnetes every foot available, at | coach teains, One pole, teams wey Bese two setae | ol. Gist eee LES aes eee od ee SALE 1006 26TH St. bkick ee Se ef eatace Utdec ia sorcm Karmen, ng BG, RHIC ety all ecclmiazed, young | (3), ont bundred and slaty four (204), ote hundred bie E_LOTS IN z beatpd nt i and sound. DOWNEYS Stable, Lat, bet. and sixty-five (165), one hundred and sixty-aix REN s Hetgite mabticuen solieked by WEULER & REPETI | | ith sis, TALEO. | fatto Poke Gate nee Cac ead eee TO st]in square numbered six nundred and seventy-four puaNeed PROESETY— | mantaid Ptesiaai Party trots 100 fost dee te B lent Rancheesian $00, S18: | O13 47.50 on THURSDAY, the THIRTY-FIRST oot and ‘sive business | Hacen and Doutdary te coruen).. 350, foot alley. of 104 21-68 280 aid rary wa en ee eo ee Tm Od Eg ee ee DAY OF MARCH, 1887 at FOUB O'CLOCK P. Min 4 aracn Larch anid Boundary sts, (courtier)... built immediately, on the west si or J S120: 8 * | front of the premisea— | Fe CO as BE ie ae a a cetera! Of | Inte on Hi mb7-10t i _"810 Market Space. JOR SALE_A GE) BARGAIN IN BUILD. ing lots. 12 lots for $3,500. When f ved will et TY percent, Re PROCTOR # BOS, ¥ FIRST. Oniwinal Lote numbered three (3) and four, in square numbered nine hundred and eighty-six (986), on C, between 11th and 1th streets northeast, SECOND. On the SAME DAY, at QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, in front of the premises, Lots numbered one (1) {corner of 15th and G streets south- east}, nineteen (19), twenty (20), twenty-one (21) and. twenty-two (22), [on Kentucky avenue, between E and E PRINCIPAL STKET ta W) cash; balance on lone Bor 119, Star otter Jk SALE—BY BENJ.S. PIKE, # st uLW., bet. Lt IN CHOICE OF WHi1 wer Sth and F HALF SQUARE 01 ; Weil situated for iunine ‘a very shurt distance of Dupont circle; a banvain, LE-A BEAUTIFUL, TRIPLE STRU ‘pright Fiano; saine as new? will be gold at & tate improve: ment: wi willbe sold \r- wuer having no further use for it. Can be seen streets the er thousand aS) —— “= 4 =——> = JOR SALE—BED FEATHERS, 150, A POUND; yeHLRD. On the SAME DAY, at HALF PAST FOUR CHEAP LoTs 1 NORTHEAST ED COMPETE in NV ESTMENT, AND | KX’ new clean and dry picked; better feathers can't be | O'CLOCK pn. jn front of the promises,lota numbered | G tage at Gan eae: rporals for two | found for the price: prompt attention to orders by | one (1) corner Muss. ave, and 16that. we], nine (9) ‘ a | ‘amy tern of pay Wastiugtou, on the Metopelitas: Bracele cries | mslland otherwise, A. SEITZ, G39 Het, n.embs-126- | tan (10) eleven (11) [an Maas. ave. between 15th and 2 Hone, Carrace House and Stable. quarter S.J. FISH 0. “Diawiuge sik specifieations cau be seen be. POR SALE BED VRATHERS ONLY 16 CENTS A | Mars. ‘groaud. $1000, $300 to @LODU casin ABOUT 72, {ween THREE and BEVEN b M.for the next three | “1 pound: selectod. new, clean and live picked. 4 ay y: 1 co lous iulines “box Piven Sivkity of Witla siy ay Dileiatreaar cane DW: Miche to reject any and al | Hey ee a mee ae Promptly delivered: a FIVE OGLOCK pi. rout at thetprenieea 100 E-TWo front on Whitney aveziue, at the cornerof 13th JOR SALE—HARNE! URE HUN 0 Se NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY Jphrosats “FOR, FURNISHING J ‘ROL! wh toot eukydeace eescun ents Toh sta eek ob bene anu ang nit Bri i! HARNESS! Lot Second-hand Busgy and Carriage Harness for subd-2w : 2 5 isth, between Dabd'E sta: we’) in square mule rhe THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1: : fale cheap, Also, few inore Lap Robes and Horse | {O01°otn, between Dand E ory Sot uw-t convenient to cursstene EAST HALF oF sQU Ores ee mGTOR, D.C, sae Br, | Gover Amik price to "close Ott oRgtuced, prices on | “FIFTH. On the SAME DAY at FIVE O'CLOCK p. = SES SAND BBs SEs let | obtisl PUSear SENAY ae ge HG | saivauie wwe co eazie | Rit Oe bed eae ee ea mbit ae ae VE Ot ou MONDAY, MARC 5 a SNe ee ee ae el of Ga ave. te, 0 Jou THREESTORY AND CELLAR | ¥ sofcare: willie wid eeeape hiverca sh Wathiagtob City, Ome Staata ood Wetter | E’dtn, theeiee sad Karan aS poate ats eet Mtg aed eet a Ee oar REE : AR vend in Washinton ity, One oer, ocala an aya | SIXTH. y alkyd west conve: | “it st ‘i ee hilf'de- | ploton's Gyclopsedis it ts lke fausly | a B, between, 16th an . se iat Safect ® inchée trout. | tailed specificasions of the roller whlch they” propose | focollace’. This. Work, all the vehunes sons took: | ed Ave (ayreia Ol oars aT aaah nie Cok ee Hite RETARD: a sci xo tuenteh DLOW. tained at once on amall mouthly payments by, 10) (on 168, between A anda leven U1} rb Pat nw. | 1 bose te caus per Hot Tate allowing bow | “mahi ot eer Couuulasioner, D. 0. | ime box 120, Star oftice. wultortoupl | andtwelve 1, fou 4. between Lothand 17th sta Lemay | Srevensani mo bene on "aly aioe the ound. | PPEPARTMENT aa JOR SALY ONE SLIGHTLY USED ONGAN, TWO Hite ee CO peers corner 0! ‘Sth sts. ne. at 45 oF A ¥ 00: | *'s HALF-PAST wa pavement tone hast car Eek oaeet NOGRAPHY AND TYPE-WRITING, 925 7th IVE OGLOCE Pee SAME, DAY, at “i FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. in front of the premises, Lots 3} the sour ‘seven 7, ae lea teeainer Seay Tat ne % “HIGHT. On the SAME DAY. at QUARTEM £0 SIX O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the ‘Lot nami four (4), in square numbered one thousand andninety- ‘one (1091), [corner of 10th and Ga, ave. #0.) ‘Terms of sale aa prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase monoy in cash, and the in one and two years respectively, for which the promissory notes of the purchaser mast be Riven, t0 bear interest ¥, SUERCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE: National Uenk of Republic Building, southwest corner Tr ud Date up Waskuuetons De Students prepared for Amenucnsis work in from three to five montha. All branches of type:writine thorgnci athe. Shorthand rbictation Usa, fot spent yracitee, open to writers of all ey'vetus. Day a ie nesniende Call Orwetd for circulars, mihi yn pee LS FOR HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS. Ulice of Building tor State, War and Navy Depart- me Wasiixaton, De, February 23d, 1887. qe Trop onde ee Tepatahinn ivern and put- ein place couupletes fone r I Library Blovator, all of the hydrauhe lou vertical cylinder, rope and pulley t; and two hy- draulie: vertical ‘plunger, afea Slevators for the west Wing of the Building for State, War and 4 Depart- Tents, in this city, will be Fecelved at this office tuutil Mon SATURDAY, the NINETEENTH Day OF ACH InK7; and opened immediately thereafter in sence of bidders. Svecifications, general instructions to bidders and blank torms of proposal will be furnished to estab- Lisiid builders of the above classes of elevators on ab plication to this oftice. “THOR. LIN VASE! nb 18 Sohmer Fiano agency. Fisnoa to rent. K. PROREY'S REPOSITORIES, ¥ i. ¥.uve. and 1230 32d gh) Platform wagons ahd trucks of every description au capactty from 500 to 5,000 es busin and Daytona my own make, fancy dry dry wagons, something entis Mnervhants and pleasure wagol ‘arry a larger stock than all the other dealers together in the city." Terms Feavonable and af bottom prices ye ogg Ton SALE—AT as SACRIFICE, ONE, FINE-TONED 7% octave, carved rosewood square Piano, Yel Ue tsed. Cath ‘De’ secu at G,L° WILD & DROS. ‘Tth stn. w. 126-im* {OR SALE — 75 Yarmaned and talk wae 3s inting and trin ne, J. J, COUK, 3295 Mat, Up hg Fok SALE “CHAMPION COUGH CURE” 18 THE dy On earth for Coughs und Colds: not keep it write 3 BEALNEAL MEG f3-sun Baltimore, Md. etof ground (partially impr Tuprovewments inade id be McLain, ix South iuigto VH ST. ROAD. Nr early sixacFes.in.prowd pweiltis.F Fate Stableaud Carr, Jor two hufees ald (Wo Cows: uisoa two-story ¢ budding, Used ae earpeter URD, E26 Fst tow. NEW BRICK HOUSES NEAR w.. 9 rouis, Pont Pras from the day of sale, and secured by ‘deed of trust on the property wold, or all cash, at purchaser's option. All cpuveyancing at purchasers cost. A depouit of $50 at ¢ of eale on each lot sold. If ‘the terins of sale are ‘not coiplied with in seven days from the day of sal the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk an STH ST., JUS 5 ET Fast Capitol <t., & beautiful butiding ette, nership 70c. Abstract of i few pJOR SALI Ye | Picts | fect, must be sold Four C ‘only a sew feet 462 aac) 313 436 st. mw. HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee, 468 Louisiana ave. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. mb7-dkds TP Howas DOWLING, Auctioneer. Lies compasys exrract oF MEAT. 9 For Improved and Econoule Cookery. JAMES W. TYLER, SS — = cet IN WES’ EIGHTEENTH COON. 1740 Pa. ave. ul $20 Fat: nownieond dose. | SHOT ROUTE TO LOSDOR. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTHACT OF MEAT. grieir ESn EEWEEN HAND 1 STREETS e: LUT Isxlio F NOKDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. 8.CO, | _- Only sort guaranteed oxxvr (ORTH. SEA tag A _To Southampton (Loudon. Havre), Bremen TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT se Dintrick of Catesehaas eta arti a cd Site Ban DRE 8.8.Eider Sat. M'H 19,2p.m. Saale W., M439, 8:30 am, ‘The Finest Mest Flavoring Stock. USE it for ‘of 1887, in s' couse wherein 1H TORY BRICK DWELLING, 32>. Luave ‘b23cam. Elbe, Sat.,Apr. 211-30 am. Soups, Sauces and Made Dishes, z reece are omnplainants rd a] fatenectomot'two principal avenues bw; near Dujout circle, tess Goundortable staterooms, excellent tale tasaeks aw TRACT OF MEAT. front of the yrotttacs $a TROGRBAY oe TWENTE sty id vet cw RN uth "st. wear Dupout Circle, saloon appointments Prices: ptcthin. 93, eso. 00, Effictent rosie in all cases of Weakness and Di. | YOURTH DAY OF MARCH. 1887, at FLVE © CLUCK Brice 12000. | teruus eaay. TY EBA 100, according to oeatio; 24 eabin, $99 wie gestive Disorders. PM, ‘of lots numbered "twenty-four (24), FORD. 1226 Fst mw. jak New Hampshire ave. zear Dupont Circle, ow rites Apply wo aE Duoore LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT. fwenty-aix C26) ant twonteenetea (ED ae equate 2 No. Fak. ina Wat edanted "private wsiden Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle, a = igh recommended ana Nightoap instead of AL | OB pumtretan ys GOS), having «oR of, Say fone z a coholic drin| ezage depth of about 75 feet, with improvements. rd why Dupo ‘irele, 20x9 alley. nate = icity tyne mm zeae eae} __s MEDICAL, do. EIRBIG COMPANYS EXTEACE OF MEAT eee S eccredriearan ai eee seiaatione Hor glares tata toalley. EAD AND BE WISE_DE. BOTHER 000 8 OT. Signature fn Black ink wctoss nba wo” S046 | ag lots cach Moving a font of ee otabds one of the finest | ALY “GOH Vath st. n.w, | le Cldeot Hatabliahed Expert Specialist in tus city, | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘ainete bo iota are ian teas Sans arene Ss. mag directly on. Duyeat | + GUS ath st. nw. | Sha will qugramtes curg ip all cases of private ties oe, ‘Po.be bad of all Storekcepers. Grocers aad Cae | eee ee sae oe ce of the decree, the pur pap SS 0 FEET OF G AEE | Smee oad een erceeen se int. Sole Agents {oF the United states (whole | oreo ‘must betpaid in Stine, Someta Rea gon bane Tid dagamte's ns ¥ MOOebseehOTEGS | Upp conde of tenn parent fo Se 12K & CO, 1324 F st.n.w jersey ave. nw, 01, pial jane riba, PEE CELLULOID @ of sale US nos oumpuied a DO SALE-AN ELEGANT DWRLLING. CONTA oe EARNS ere da | in a SS San see ce IE fabs celtat opal of‘ Sade 5) bela oup eas the Gun fetus of al | FPO SALE TWO Luts Ox U Sv. MEE 14TH | Ry MATL—i50. EN ister taleat CHAS. Sri be recived ou sch a ene welewes The Putiion Sorat | St'ke PRESS BG"! avettnedm — O7B¥, 10tber, Fhuledeivuasre, | racy aeaes caret bee esteatiou to the wens of | a JOHN ey Lata a, 2d EDITION. Ltt ora bh St SECRETARY ENDICOTT TALKS. His Relations with the President Are Harmonious and all the Fuss has Grown Out of the Removal of Some Inefficient Officials, Special Dispatch to Tax EvENIxa Stam. Bostow, March 17,—Secretary Endicott, who has Deen spending a few days of rest in Salem. at the Fesidence of his relative, Mr. George Peabody, was visited by a representative of Tag STAR and inter- viewed in reference to his reported resignation, and the ciroumstances which are alleged to have accompanted {t, The Secretary looked well and tranquil, and wondered how certain newspapers had managed to make much out of so ttle. Sec retary Endicott has not offered his resignation as a member of President Cleveland's cabinet. There has been no misunderstanding between the Secre- tary and the President. There has been no occa- sion for a misunderstanding, and their relations to-day aregas ae and pleasant as they ever were. What il exer wer hat {has really happened is merely INEFFICIENT AMD UNPATTHFUL OFFICIALS in the Surgeon General's department have been Temoved in the interest of the public service. The secretary recommended Dr. Baxter for promotion to the office’ of su ause he believed that Dr’ Baxter was comyotont abd because Dr. Baxter Was the next officer in order ofseniority. Dr. Baxter did not receive the ap- Pointment ‘on account of the bitter. which led from those members of the medi- cal staff of the army who had entered the service . Dr. Baxter is one of the ‘who regularly. ‘of the surgeons IN THE VOLUNTERE SERVICE during the war and were afterward, by act of Com gress, Incorporated into the staff, and the opposi- ton to his appointiment was a part of the division which has continuously existed between the two elements. It was not due to the fact that Dr. Baxter was a republican, ‘The Secretary person- ally never knew what Dr. were. ‘The Secretary’s conduct toward ‘General Moore has been considerate and courteous. Upon his first interview with the new surgeon general, the Secretary Informed him that the good of thé department demanded that CERTAIN CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE among the subordinates of the office. Noobjection ‘Was then expressed by the surgeon geueral, and the Secretary knew only from the newspapers that he had subsequentiy lained of those changes It any. commnuuicarion upon that sub- Ject has ever been addressed by the sungeon gea- eral to the President, the President has not in- formed the Secretary of it. If, a8 has been alleged in the press, Dr. Greenleaf, who was ap- pointed to succeed Dr. Huntington as assist ant surgeon general, 18 ‘a “persobal adberent” of Dr. Baxter that was unknown to the Secretary. Dr. Greenleaf was appointed peeause of his emi Rent fitness for the pusition—a fitness which Was ascertained after a long and careful personal amination of his record’ on the part of the Secre- tary. THE FOREST HILL DISASTER. Continuing the Investigation Into Its 2 Cause. : Bostox, March 17.—The railroad commissioners to-day resumed the investigation of the cause of ‘the Forest Hill accident. Edward Lang, chiet car Anspector, who has worked with the company since 1847, and held his present position since 1853, was Une first witness. He said; The carson the Dedham branch were inspected by Uwo of my men every trip at. Boston. ‘They do this every time, und examine the cars underneath and outside. There ts a third man who goes through the inside of the cars, They examine all the wheels and look for loose nuts, They sometimes strike the wheels, but that 18 hot _u safe rule to go by. The Wheels should be examined by the light, and we have torches made specially for that purpose. The axle cannot be seen. A wheel might ring even after it is Worn out. The men e: e every— Gane ‘They look to the brakes also, I have, I ‘Unink a written letter from the superintendent to carefully examine each car apd pot to rup any risks, The cars were as as good as any we have. George F. Folsom, superintendent of bridges, testified that he had the care of the bridges of the Providence road for 20 years. He examined all the bridges and every part of them in the fall and spring. Every point is examined and the connect- ing rods are all sounded tosee if they are defec- tive. ‘The Bussey bridge was personally and thor- oughly exatnined by ‘witness on February 15th last. The bridge is one of peculiar construction Decause it is one of many pleces, ‘The witness then gave a history of the bridge ont SSS seaed nes poe The bridge had a truss designe 3 pounds linea! foot. The truss Was put in in 1876. ‘Aker the repairs were mi wo the old bridge it was tested with two locomotives run slowly over the bridge. Both engines were run over Uhe south truss, and the a detiec- tion was 5-16. Each engine weighed 74; ‘the Uenders 24,230, Une water tanks coal 6,000. ee eee THE PLOT TO SLAY THE CZAR. It Was Arranged by Members of the ‘Terrorist Section of the Nihilists. Sr. PETERSBURG, March 17.—The plot to assassi- nate.the czar, which was to have been carried out last Sunday, was arranged by members of the ter- Torist section of the nibilists, and no connection with it has been traced to the faction which 13 conducting the constitutionalist agitation, al- though this faction has assumed the character of a secret society with Widespread ramifications. Several hundred persons affiliated with the con- stitutionalist agitation have, however, recently ‘been arrested. aS ee An Ex-Broker Arrested. CHARGED WITH CONVERTING $35,000 WORTH OF STOCKS TO HI3. OWN UME. ‘New York, March 17.—Wmn. J. Hut an broker, Was arrested to-day and taken to the Tombs, cliarged by Wm. H. Sistare, of the firm of Geo, Sistare &,Co., 17 Wall street, with converting to his own use¢ and benefit, and that of his wife, of ‘over $35,000 worth of stocks. ‘The stock consisted of certiticates of the Youghiogheny River Coal company, the Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg, &c, 1 Was deposited ‘on different dates in 1884 with Hutchinson to raise a loan on it of $10,000. Me obtained we amount and handed 1t to Mr: Sis- tare. It is charged that shortly after, Auj F 1s84, he went to Newcomb and told bimn to sel the certificates, pay him half the $10,000 advanced, and place the balance to the credit of his wife, Mary E Hutchinson. All this was done, and the Hutchinsons left the country. He returned March ‘Sdlast, and Is said to have his con- vVerting the certificates. Preferred Death to Staying Home At Night. Laxe: Pa, March 17.—Jeneva Stoner, aged ie years, of this city, tape suicide last night yy taking @ dose of rat polson. ve as & Feason forthe act that her mother would not allow ‘her to go out at night. sd Gen, Boulanger Misunderstood. Panis, March 17.—Gen. Boulanger has sent a letter to the committee of the chamber of deputies having the army bill in ¢i in which he says he deplores the fact that his intentions are mis- apprehended, and declares that hissole desire ts to second the committee's efforts, In conclusion, Gen, Boulanger expressed @ hope that his letter ‘will restore good relations between himself and the committee. ee Helped Himself to $25,000. WERSTER & 00.8 DEFAULTING CASHIER CONFESSES. Newank, N. J. March 17.—Frank A, the defaulting cashier of the pul rm ot Web- ster & Co., of New York, this m confessed to appropriated to his ow use $e5 000 of the hrm’ appropriat 3 own Use e mioney, Hie to make restitution, Judge MacArthur's Successor Net Yet Selected. It was reported this afternoon that Auditor Payne had been selected to be District judge, but the Attorney General stated after the cabinet ‘that no decision had yet been reached in ——+e+____ ‘The Sparks Letters, MR, STOKES KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT THEY. A reporter of the New York Times called upon Mr. Stokes yesterday to find out what he knew about the letters sald to have been written by Gen. Sparks to Gov. Hill, Mr. Stokes seemed to know Tofore the Intier Said anything on the subject. before the latter “You want to see me about that parca matter Til bet,” he remarked. “Well, all vosay ‘on the subject is this: I never had such letters a8 you say Mr. Sparks wrote to Gov. Hill, and never Snyrand don't want, to, know -spything on the any, °c want Subject. Ytaink somebody must have becn put ting up job on me.” “How about that ‘shout the letters" was asked, al 3 “That is: ‘not true,” replied Mr. Stokes, eee RACE THIS AFTEKNOON.—A match race between ott Al Barnes’ horse and Slack's Biternoon. “it was a dash of one taile for $ 000. Mr WP: Burch, whose stable is at Ivy. City, had charge of the W, meeting of the bition wilt be held | ‘Th, oa wit gts cay + the signal-office to-day: 3 a iia as apm on imac ‘The fall and 9th. Range oF were the m., 31; 7 aim, mum, ‘Tar Paxerawr Aproueres to-day Frank P. Tan- ‘ner, of Colorado, to be fegister Of the land office at Gunnison, Cok THE STRICT APPROPRIATION BILL, Hew it is Constraea by Controller HE ANEWERS THR QURETIONS OF THE DISTRICT Coa MISSIONRRE AS TO THR DOUBTPUL POINTS IN THE ACT. Controller Durham sent this afternoon the fol- ply W certain inquiries by them as to the meaning of the District appropriation bill: taonvof the Lath thatant ig wesed ou goopound oo pe a Le — act. 3887, making appropriations fer tive expenses ot the goVernment of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June 20th, 1888, on page 5, imphlet. A lows : mest te eee emer suburban streets, ing ‘county roads and suburban streets, for harbor and Tiver front, for equipmifat ot schoo! Duilalagn ama tor procere equipmen tor. ment of ines and ollers, for the Water artinent, shall be immediately available.” Under this provision witl tt be lawful for the Gopmussioners to order work done changeable, (0 metion oon aeeaeanl contractor who now has the contract for work Of ecamanties ts tt needful ape contracts: re Driated in ube act referred tor, ne MMOWBER AP- I answer, that it the a terials and construction of works and ments Of a similar character to those ‘under contract, and these contracts have beeD made as required by law, it is not necessary 0 make new contracts, ‘You then say, “Second: The street_ Improvements to the sched not made i ‘available, but it is ex- tremely desirable that the working season prior to July Ist next be availed otherwise a serious Joss of time is invoived; ~ - Snipoes a fair construction of the law authorize et, law av the Commissioners to advertise for and make con- tracts now,—the work to be done by the contrac- that data and be payments Go rte worl ee no tl the ical year saath ewes = the Revised statutes Seo. 3,678. No of the government ‘shall expend in any one fiscal year any sum inex- cess of appropriations made by Congress for that fiscal year, or involve the government in any con- tract for the future payment of money in excess of such appropriations.” It will be seen that the provisions of this section are very stringent, that no expenditure in excess of appropriations made by Congress for the fiscal year can be made, and that the government can- Rot be involved ln any contract for the future par ment of money in excess of such appropriations, suggest thatif you were to make aeontract 10r Wora before the commencement of Ube fscal year for which the ation 1s made, and the work is doue before the commencement of the fiscal year, you would involve the government in a lability for Uhefuture payment of money, although the payment might not be made until after the commencement of the fiscal year. It seems to me that the appro- vers made @ach year by Congress are for work ‘be done and materials and yi to be used within the fiscal year for which the appropriations are made. If this were not 90, it can readily be seen that more money might be expended within aciven fiscal year than had been app jated for that year, Su thai Congress had made an appropriation for $100,000 for certain improve- ments in the city for the fiscal yearending June 30, 1887, and you had expended that amountearly in the year, and then, having made a like appropriation for the fiscal year 15a, for the eg gees you should make contracts for mete and have the work done before June , 1887, then you would virtually expend or lavolve ‘the govern- ment in ability for twice as much as you were authorized to do for that fiscal year.” I hol therefore, that, a8 a general rule, the work shoul be done within the fiscal year for which the ap- Propriations are made; Dut where the work is ‘Of such a character that after the commencement of the fiscal year the same could not be completed before winter Weather would De likely to set In so as to retard the work, or stop its progress, thus working great injury, I am of opinion that you could make the contract and commence the work before the commencement of the Mscal year, pro- vided Congress has appropriated therefor, in all cages, however, you can advertise for bids and make contracts for work to be done before the cominencement of the fiscal year if the work to be done and the materials be furnished within the fiscal year for which the appropriation has been made. You will fnd that in my letter to your Pi July 24,1885, I substantially stated these views in resard to the above matter, You say, “Third. In the appropriation act, re- ferred to above, the appropriation for street im. provement 1s—For improvement of streets and avenues named in the schedule of work on city streets and avenues proposed for the fiscal year ‘1888, contained in the annual report of the Com- missioners of the District of Columbia for the year part six of House executive document Now Pores of House ext Xo. 4 as follows: inch Congres, second z 7 2 8 In the Southwest section fty’ ‘dollars; in Une southeast section sixty-ve thousand dollars; in ‘the northeast section fifty thousand Upon, comparing the amounts appropriated in the above oparagraph of the act, for the several sections of the city with the tule referred to, 4G Will be observed that in three cases, ziz south: northeast, the amounts actu- West, southeast and ay exceed total of the ally * appropreated estimates for those sections, The question there- fore arises a8 to the proper manner tn which these augmented amounts may be expended in order that the full advantage thereot are ontiy Ewe methods of eecomnplishing this are ntly two mel Sabha ei ter soot ant en named in the schedule can be improved. The ‘schedule es the Mmits within which the improvemets shall be eff and also indicates the amount to be expended upon those several yng, in some cases providing for the pavii of the stivet, in others only for its grading lation. ‘In order ‘appropriation {r'will be nectssary therefore either to extend the limits over which the improvement of a named : street 1s to be accomplised, or to cl the char- acter of the improvement by providing forthe Paving of the street, after it shall have been regu- If understand the above the latter part of it 1s in the nature of an ‘whether either of the plans. by you for utilizing in the aitterent sections the full amount ‘of the. Ser eral a can be carried out under the appropriation act. I answer the same in the vhe ve. My opinion 1s that you cannot vary or alter the plan prescribed in the act in man- ner whatever; that the streets named in the act are the only Streets that can be im) and those can be only within the ibed LUmits and strictly in the tanner as indicated in ‘he act, and if balances should remain after such specified improvements shall have been made, ‘hey must be covered Into the Treasury, and can- not be used in other sections, or for other pur- poses, Very respectfull| a MJ. Deunax, Comptroller, — Reckless With His Pistol. WILLIAM G. MORTON HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY ON $500 Ban. Last night, about haif-past nine o'clock, Willtam, G. Morton, a one-legged man, about 43 years oid, sald to be employed at the Capitol, visited the house of a colored woman named Lizzie Moore, No. ‘323 13th street northwest, where he got into a quarrel with one of his companions, Adam D. of Balt: about payment for some beer Ses cpa rape eee drew a revolver and leveled it a’ Magee, ‘who were on the Avenue, heard the shots fired and. ran towards the house. As they drew pear, Morton fred at Officer Heller, and the latter revurned the fre, but neither bullet Look effect. ‘The officers disarmed Morton and escort ‘stauion where he was held on a charge of assault ‘and battery with intent to kill. ane ation of Judge Suell tea ‘of the Lion a SSeuutt'ana battery with Intent to lilt Magee™ He suid there were unree or four separate. but ‘Ube grand jury could investigate them. Mr. Goln, for the desendant, cald that his client was an valed of similar ealed case ature cases that tt 1 ment, the District Ment made prior to the ume of Was sold. If thi j ments for special improvements methods witch, if catered. would’ confi each other, A ee sien an upon which the Hens exist regular sale. District Will lose about which are due on this se ogg Hy ational bank this property, as ‘seems dts wo u H ‘cannot collect for ae If the district attorney decid: the first 18 the legal and required mode, tet fis Pali The Carpenters and Joiners Asweinbiy. No, 174, K. of L,, and Carper Brotherhood of minous letter to niers and Joiners Union. No, 1, neers, have addrewed « volu: he District Commisstopens com- Planing of the manner in which houses are being erected in this city by speculators. They ‘Uhat houses butt by such men are put Tegand to workmanship, durability ii ‘or stra and they urge Uhat Ube building regulations be 30 auended a8 {0 Fequire the inside woodwork of Dutidings to be performed with the Same care as to strength, durability and workmanship that is required of (oF the outside work. ‘THE DRY-CLOSET SYSTEM POR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. commissioners Luiiow and Wheaticy and Bullding Inspector Kutwisle will leave the city for ‘Chester, exatuine in school at that piace, Uon into the Distr preparatory (0 Pa., to-morrow morning at 9 o'cie: w the Kuttan dry-closet system in ihe its introduc. choo! buildings. “In the new school building in course of erection at 230 and M streets the system will be first inaugurated, DRATH RATE FOR SIX MONTHS. Health Officer Townshend shows in bis recapt- Qulation of the mortuary reports that durin, the SIX months ending Deceinber 31, 1846, Were 2417 deaths in the District. Of this Humber S06 were white males, 96 white females, 561 colored mi and 564 colored females, ‘The death rat for tne Period covered was 18.46 per 1,000 per annum for the whites, 32.14 for t total population, ‘Thi decendents was Uhtrty Jess than twenty-two years, BUILDING PRRMITS have Deen tssued by I A. F. Fox, to erect two colored, and 23.02 for the erage age Tor the white -three years; for the colored, or Entwisle as follows: ‘k dwellings, $4,000, on ©, between 8th and 9th streets northwest; also, tO Same to erect one brick dwelling, $2,800, On corner Sth and Osureets. W. H. Germann & Co., to erect frame dwelling, $200, near 7th and Pomeroy sis, 3. M. Graham, to rect. brick dwelling, $4,000, on. M, between 4 and Sth streets northwest. A. Bohn, (W erect brick store and dwelling, $3,000, near 14th. Street and Maryland avenue northeast, William Arendes, to erect. bnick stable, 539 Sth "street southeast. J. 1. 350, in rear of lutchinson, to erect (wo frame dwellings, $1,200, on 2d, between Land M streets southeast. MISCELLANEOUS. J. H. Gibson, of 815 9th sireet be referred charges against Police Oficer W. HB. Srooney Tor conduct unbecoming an officer and « atleman, in forcibly entering his house tosearch for a suppésed Ublef. H. E. Sinith has been appotnted prlvate on the police foros “without compeasstion therefor from ~bannarcns- - THE B. & 0. PROPERTIES. President Roberts, of the Pennsyivanta rifiroad, declares the story that lis road isin the deal to get control of the B. £0, lines a pure invention. situation of the Baltimore and Uhio deal sms wo be unchanged. It is taken Godstto pubic seasemens ere nasi or statements are made by One of these is tw the to take a majority of 100,000 for it. ‘The stock certificates are to deposited in telegraph postal ana his ocean cable, aud thus form a powerful tval to the Western Union. 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