Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1887, Page 3

= ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1887: FOR SALE—F aud-3t NEW Eli it and neatly fui 2 good location eH OF wtreet cars. Price ALBERT F. Fok, sare furs JOR SaLe— 9 7th st we yard, erent f r $l En 3,500 000) 1 * 6 4.300 2142 Tat nw, bh, ‘Ore ~--4,600 ‘only a portion of MT list call at ofoe Sth. (au) ‘The above is books. elisr, Lae hh; over 10 per e a S SHEKMA JOR SALE-CHAKMING } land ate., near Connections ndence, H near padaluanio property um ne ouse payin over 10 percent a1 ‘S-roon frat active T 3th ‘wml 1 ner on E. : six-teous Houses roveients: 10 per ceat ARV Toows eiblanicnbot ty ad Plats, ire av. SALE ‘ houses on 130 be in Kitchen andone in basement, 2 oor, gas in al tory: water and ae in be Sth au wements mple' OCs ‘under entire ‘with plate mirre sorely papered. thi fing aud parth T11oeF at. nw 38 CH ne off tor wale will be rece: USINE EI THE TENTH, ry Goods and Carpetinga. ‘completed, conve rs. ae 820 Sth ste, tb sc THOS. E. WAGGAMA Fe f SALE—TWO NEAT BR near L, 6 rooms and tenants at $15.30 por + danke wround oth st, bet. T and ath and 16th sts. om 14th st_ 3 ‘$1.45 Der square foot aw BRICK: estuient. n.w. section, hear two lines of ‘bricks, near 14th st, ‘Rhode Island av tan Institute, 13 goed lots: roo opportunity’ for a builder. ‘New York ave. ‘$62 per mouth. Mary _WE IN ise being coupleted in Weach. i ellis range: fake BLE HOTS IOUSES. ARLY. EW 8-RooM iNRINS, ith ahd Hate OM CORNER on Sth and O sta. shed, with lance park ; “at to market and 00% Fst nw. ‘OX NEW HOUSE, SIX G0OD RooMS 1, latrobe, &e.;: will sell at 3. Alldresa Box. 81, 1,500 ty on my for daltetia tamed the prop ‘with ent fn ‘in. NS CO, 1407 F st. extended: roo da; modern ‘improve- |. T. LEIPOLD, 341 F stn. . ELEGANT NEW 10-ROOM BRICK Oth n.w. 312,000. 10th nw. large brick ross. $11,000, large lot and ‘ahd 16th) Histe. de Island 2 : ap. st.. nr. Capitol bet. 20th and 21st sts., mew 10, .B. @; afl modern estinant Frice only mea Rew dork a. Rusiaess property, We Also, enti etwroon Laud Mists RS & SON, jew York 12 PER. irony rs. 3,800. near lows Circle. th sé., above Towa Cir JW. Iy9-4we | CHANGE FOR A FARM A NEW, and basement brick house, wit uplete, 14 rooms. hot and cold ubity forty persone. bath aud water cleat om Meas in all the rooms and alle water in maement. Thisis the m the Navy Yard—one square i F ts. 5 €.—for st 1 HALL, 400 13% S282 BRAN NEW SIX-ROOM uth fronts: cemented thorougly built: com- Superior well water se. Hesawe yous thing very fine and ‘They contain, tay window. ybe, slate and ‘and all roome and jighout: gas atures jars apply to DANEN- 3 ‘ite from business. Afairimveutory of the stock will be made at cost he Ti ot satisfac thrown ‘be cheerfully a3 ue per 10 CLARE BLOS.”A. EIVERTON WO jy15-1m* Delawas JOR LEASE-THE CAPITAL THEATER ABERT, 408 Sth et. MPU WasHy ‘AND FIE wll Persons going abroad, or les avail the ther valuables. Clot uric-a-brac, es. Take acti aller, JuUE Valuablesare stolen oF Ottce Hours: 9a in. (saturdays. Ya mm. inched ng will be shown to those mi @ yard connected with Je track apd s witeht - APpIy to, mats for Carson & Son's, POS FROOP STORAGE WAREHOUSE, PA AVE, N. W. (South Side.) Sev ot tue allvantages offered by tafe keeping of bot “be propenala sunt DEyaray ash on te accept oF reject aby or all pro: ices is resetva. Fis 1 soo will ir fire prost cate, for sale of rent. Any further pen by calling upon WW. BURDETT 7th st. atid 706 Kst.nw. i HE SLTHY, TNTELLE todo, able to eparo th for three years, to join advertiser in ® siifaue® Address Box 80, Star oft LUMBER, WOOL )D-BURNT LIME, COMPA: vi shoud 3B com Me ity be, Tugs, carpets, &c., Sc. cam oy before, rather than 4pm a) PROPOSALS. HUTUSALS FOR FURNISHING STOP COCKS AND Boxe! Orvice OF T8z ENGiNgER CoMMIBSIONER. Wastin TWE, Fou! VE ¥ Cocks and 1.700 Sto Blank fortas of propo th all tpfos 8: this utfoe, de WILLIAM cow, DG Seated Proposats wilt be received ROTUGK A OF THURSDAY AU TH. I8y7. for furuiebine and detveriny and speci rmaton, can be obtained upon application ‘ight is reserved to reject any or all bids or parts Saly 25 1887, st this office sat at Hoses, more ue leon.” tations, toethier LUDLOW, ‘Engineer Cowuissioner, Orrics oF Tax ENGINer2 ConstrsstoxeR, ‘WasuinGtox, D recetving bids, &s tinement. is here =n DNESDAY, AvGt 1887. iw, on WE z 8 TES WILLIAM LUDLOW 7 Engticer Couamissions peoresats FoR FUEL ? Cumnx’a Ovrice. Howse or Rurkeskstarives, WasHixgr Is87. sale will be recely for the dali Said Woud and ¢ The tads ws be wood" aud addre audlewiw © seed to ok NOUN, THURSDAY, SE’ ‘ag desired by the Ul ‘Spitol, and the right to reject any ed at the Capitol, cndorsed “Proposals for coal and JOHN B. rk of House of Kepre BOARDING. ths at nw. BOOKS, G LIBRAKY, 17. Wh Cucag ave. New Subscription by & Fates. Bishop Wilmer. is <TED—A FEW TABLE BOARDERS, AT 110 vhs aud Perivdicals scon ag issued 2 Gay, manth or year at reesogable Southern Standpoint. suz-st? &e. 49 PENNSYLVANIA my Memorials of Win. E. Dodge, _ The Book Lovery’ Euchindion.” Tho on the Soluce and Companionsbipot Books, By Alex. Ireland. om ameriag edition Travel ta Nofway. ) Bos Ourselves abd Our Neighbors. Sie s Coe on Aew A Days. Sketches of By Louise Chandler ‘Tennis and Croquet WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, wat BeCkS 208k SCamIER READE ‘ucket Libraries, Casseil’s 10 cente per volume au Other good. an Good Croquet Sets, from one to four sed Eaveloyes, feu the finest tothe chspest fational Library, at cheap bucks jelfars, Paper Ore power, Mtiuparts vigur ty the whole system. EDUCATIONAL PIANOS AND ORGANS. \UITION ON PIANO OR ORGAN ‘tuced rates during Ananst and September. st DROOF'S, 925 Pennsylvania JAIRFAX HALL. tages ib every departinen torps of instr Apply for eatalogtue to 7. 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For circulars address the Misses LEWIN, {ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY ved frou Capitol Hill to 631 F ool attached, ‘to enter college, univel itary or naval schools of the ‘Govern- uation Inost beautiful and healthul. For ogties address: Principal THOMAS FELL, A.M. LE SEMINARY. THE nes Wednesday, Sept. Competes tinstra Boarders per session of five months, 100, ‘BKO. JOSEPH, Director, je aud Special Students will be sent on my L4+-s&w-6m DAY SCHOOL — West Franklin st, Baltimore, Md, Mrs. H.P. LE Scill_ re-open on ER. The course of ies included in @ 2, and the French and Ger- Uy taueht. jy Z 10-wiss2n y, Mp. For catwlogues ad- YOUNG LADIES, 49 and in success: cobiexe, e5% oF OF Eighteenth year. Cornet, &, Free WINDSOR FE- es. Pull graduat- ISLE, four-year course: and the Modern 6.25, ‘Cost of living ex- For catalogue oF MccaULEY. ____ President, ~ 3y19-Lm* ‘Special at- aerate. For cata- M., LL.DJjyl 12m and Commercial. Studies will be re- . 1887. °. Carroll P, Baltimore County, Ma. 338-3 HE WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING SCHOOL for young ladies and little girls re-opens SEPTEMBER STH (Sth year.) Miss J. TRAUT farefuliy ws BOWEN, A.M. UMMEE SE: SPENCE: Sccoruror. comer 7h aa D el nd Art. View Pri SCHOOL Fok For circulars, AL M.( Yale.) for study and re water. Large agian. T preparation for college of Dusiuess. Boys of any age received, Send foreatalogue. LOT C. BISHOP, Heads SERV. ASS.-THE LAK EQUIPPED ih the WORLD dente last year trie Light, Sept. 8, 1857. formation, address Boston, Mass. » Philadelphia, Ps. Send ir send to: Circulars Te NEY C. SPENCE A. SIX HOURS ; Kas, hot and lexi TOUKJEE, Dir, Franklin Sq. MANN, Princi Feira )RDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. aware. Healthful, ‘Superior faciliz mporals, and health RIAN BUSINESS streets northwest, joaher Mouths ih raphy, and Psp youth, ladtes a iT carefully attended address HENRY jy ie highest order xdern ap masts KY OF Mi EST i Term, r, with full i Joll-s&w2ns A Revezagzox ‘A REVOLUTION. ‘The : [ONIC” ORGAN. An instrument fri savanceot the best Organ hith- csrgrs SES SUA OR AO Forcrng, ELEFFECTS. FIVE (5) FULL SEIS OF REEDS OF FIVE (5) OCTAVES EACH. ser pemcieers inate Me, srtond won. ‘compact cise, Schools, Ctapels, Parlors, Lares Music Homie SaNANDERS & STAY MAN GARvis BUTLER, Ma ‘O34 stn... W ts), Dd. iY aoa eee mrss _ {hye aay Se Leswra Pp. IANOS. DECKER BROS PIANOS. DECKER BROS FoF SCHER PIANOS. FISCHER ‘or rentyand sold on eas} DEBS & STAYMAN, my19-3m 04 F ot nw, K K Y ‘BI = KALA RE K K NNN toys ‘BB EEB Piasos. UNEQUALLED 1X JON, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP SECOND- ‘© fine sssortment of Prominent masep (iNOS FOR RENT. WM BT inkl Since, ALLET & DAVI8 00,8 Hbsietul PIANOS—NEW AND ahs ora Close fobs for the sumer. OBE. ‘Agsae ‘will be sold ene G,, Le ‘709 78 st, n.W. Kranich and 2 gmt et ia ae ‘honestly lowest, for Eovwarv F. Daoor, 925 PENNSYBVANIA AVENUB, Bole Agent for TTTT FEE NN NW WWwWary ¥ gs TET EPP TNS N Www aa YY Ss ; a HN NN WwW AA YY Sy8 7 Ene ER AS WW BAS , Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal- eR Samar and other Pianos. Sterling Ot ‘Music and Musical Merchandise, Lustrumeuts sold om — 7 payments, ebay 4 ved, Tuned, Re PNow and Becond-hand Piaugs of other makesalways "a 319 from 275: pre ts, easy mouthiy mstalbyente mee nit 903 Fa, ave.. near 9th st. Do Nor Ponouase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium price, ‘Over 41,000 now in use. d-hand Pianos and 0; at prices from $10 ent Bee to3$190. Sold on small monthly ‘Largest ashe sce 915 F st. assoriment of 5-cent D COAL. HENEY apt WOOD AN LF YOU WANT THE BEST FUEL SOLD In the District at fair prices, call on JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Who supply more families with COAL, COKE, AND WOOD ‘Than any firm in the United States. Wharves, Depot, and Railroad Yard, 12th and Water sta. s.w. Main Office: 1202 Fst nw. Branch Offices: 1515 7th et. n.w.,1740 Pennsyl nia ave. n.w., dd and & sts. nw, 1112 Oth st. n.w, 13th ‘and Water sis, sw. 413 10th st n.w. Connection wit ftice by telephon BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE A: ‘ tail dealer in Coke, Coal and ‘Wood. C Lette catgoce direct frost tne mitestby ¢ (roa the mi anit free from impurities. ‘The celebrated “Lec” Whi Ash and “Lorberry” Med Aab Coals 8 specialty, the “Lee” Coal Lam now filling the luryost General Government contract in the District, Send ip your orders, “Cheapfor cash. Main Office, cor. 1}th st and & AWAY DOWN! BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY Now. Hot weather to talk Goal, but prices are so low it will pay you focal on AB, SMITH and leave your order To-DayY. COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily per cars ‘at Coal Depot, 1¢t and L streets northeast, B, & O. RR Office 609 New York avenue northwest. Call at either place and gecure your supply. JULY PRICES, CHEAP! = 4.8. SMITH, _3y13-3m 609 NEW YORK AVENUE._ Co (Oar. Cash Furnsce and ae Whe ha Shamoken of Red Ash Coal. i ‘All coal "3 ee “HEME ein ‘Telephone 112-4. _SEWING MACHINES, &c. Tue Suexr Awenicay No. 7 9 (For Foot aud Hand Power.) The standard of excellence in mechanism for Sew- ing and Embroidery. THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. Machines sent on trial free. Telephone 422-2. First-class Machines of all the latest improvements for rent by week or month. C.AUERBACE, cor. 7th and Hats, Sole Agency District of Columbia, ybach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot. y23 Tux Veey Latest “NEW HOMES SUPERIORITY IN EVERY RESPECT. ‘The acknowledged peer of all Sewing Machines, ‘Ladies, call at our office aud examine it. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO.. 528 Oth st. n.w., St. Cloud Building. Sole Agents for the New Automatic Family Bi hole Attachment, anne a NSEENG: ‘CEEDS A 8 iT WHITE SEWING MACHIN. Acknow! Seperigag finest machine extant for Guistness Spel Porter ab. ‘ Agent, tureand seo 3 ee Bisny JBEBLZ scHooL r 723 14TH ST. OPEN aproctical knowledse of FRI SPANISH acquired in 0: Reduced fees for summu Highest references. y Hi, E.G. MARTYN and C.K B13 Gth x Bs bi BW. nearcity rd Business isinees Arithmetic, bites pte bichest ogh-keepitig, snd’ Banking” irrg 3. Prof. teen years’ experience. More tii eesful busin Pupils prep exauinatiSis, Please call PHYATE Lessons Perma her IN AL. MEDICAL, D208. ‘The Oldest Established an Physician in th cam be consulted Daily, St, bel step. w. Prompt nt. tre Corresye Dtiai. Separate WAS NEVER BEEN CONTE Dy. BROS HES is cise Uidest € ones id Porty yea Vous debilit x DE, POKES fable Ladies Pn 001 EAD AND BE WISE_DE.BEOT ruRran he wediclue, oF ho Raasice tr 2 od atud worn betute tu SAMUEL ©. MILL ros by ARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE URNEK, Proprietors, rare douly Reliable Ladies? ect BROTHERS, 006 B st. we ali d.ecanes pecul ONG ESTABLISHED, AND tah, cant be coumalte St in w- Once houry trot i before me and made oath that he ti st Eatablished Expert Specialist ta thiscity, CUgr itall coven of priate di e0 at apy hour durin GUAGES, iW. ALL SUMMER, i. GERMAN, AND or TWO TERMS, free trial lessons. 229 -<tfiee. legein America Theory, Practical, oF send for Cir- mabs-Gun. GRADES OF fidential. prepares forcollege, 1 exainthations. ENSTILUTE, sw &e, Wween 434 and 6th ce and consulta roums for ladies, ADICTLD THA ablisbed udvert Ladies, you can ies! eaperien \ BOTTLEOR atiug CordiaL and Jose Of bere 906 B dy22-Ine jury {rows Jel7-2m HERS, 906 B ST. chi -ousulte- Dh BROT ERs LS.4 Noury Public in and forthe District of Coluuiis) thin ud day of July, 1883 PE MOPS F slanaard rensedy throat, Mana, oF suin tr. or e in forty-eight Lours. "Price, $3 per box. net Dk. DODD'S NFLVINE’ $08" permanently cares patural weakness, loss of vitality, nervous debillty. ee ec. Price. $1. For sale at’ Seat sealed by iall bs, myll-ly | STANDIFOK! Way & WAKNESON, ool #20 and “THE TRADES cor. Yih and F aw. I a AE ona ac Goi Anigggttemant Mack be 11th st. now. Ge TCA beck AND JOB Pures poe 1238 Pennsylvania fasbing ant ho pith entpt Washington, D.C. _ ATTORNEYS. AMPPBELL CARKINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT Law, Barbour Las Bi > 400 Louisiana SNouile,” Washington, 2 GY sais ise HIS AFTERNOON. [pees DOWLING, Auctioneer. PROPERTY ON SALE OF VALUABLE 1 Hoe PROPERTY 0 MP: "HE NORT! 3 Eyre rane sree ‘virtue and under t visions of the last, pill of Peter Stonaghane deeoused duly aduateed to probate and recorded ih the oficcof the Register of Wills, 1 ‘un ed will offer for sale, at public suction, in front of THE D DAY BM., the remiges, on WEDNESDAY, OF ‘AUGUST INST, AT FIVE OcLock P. following described real estate situate in the cliy of Wasblugton, to wit: Part of lot Busabered twenty-seven «af, in Moduires subdi- [Vision of square numberedsix “hundred ‘and, twenty; four (624). situate on the northeast corner of Firet aud Gstreeia orthweat, and fronting 25 feet on Firat street and running back 80. feet, uniform width, and Improvement therecn conslating of a three-story brick stope aud dwelling 701 Firat street noribwest, two years, for which the usta ef the porohageh, see pwo years, for W notes. of the 5 ria deed of, trust on the, preplioee a and ing’eix per cent interest from the day of sale, shall bo given, Or allcush, atthe option of the purchaser. A deposit of 100 required when property ia struck 3 ‘conveyancing at purchaser's cost be not: with within ten dai ad ir published in ES ee C. THOMAS GEARY, a ‘Executor and Trustee. ‘TO-MORHOW. Te om W2EES & 00., Auctioncers, 637 La, ave. LARGE ION OF FURNITURE OF ALMOST PYRRS DESCRIPTION AND EFFECTS OF A *RIVATE FAMILY FROM SOUTH WASHING- THURSDAY, AUGUST FOURTH, iy TEN AM. PLATFO! ALES, LARGE COFFEE 260. POTATO BAGS: 90 PAILS PRE- 8, TRUCKS, BUTTER TUBS, &e, TWELVE COUN’ ‘UPRIGHT SHOW-CASES, TWEIYECOPSTERAND UPRIGHE StOW-A5 curs RY SALI (A Al PROVED PROPERTY, KNOW. HARVEY'S SAL THE 0" dE NER OF PE! (LVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cotirt of the, District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause, ‘9997, on the 12th day of July, 1887. the uvder suell trustees will ofer for eile at publie, wu tony i front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, A.D. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOC BM the following’ pisce of real estate, situated an being in the City of Washington, District of Colun Dia, to wit: All that part of fot six (6), in aquare Ure huhdred and fort (349), which’ begins for t same at the northwest corner of suid lot and squar aud running thence south slong the east ine of Lith street west one hundred aud twenty-seven aud fifty one hundredths feet (127.50): thence east and at Tight auwies to said 11th street twenty-four feet (24): thence north O dey: 1:3's init. west sexenty-two and forty-seven one hundredths” feet Ca); thence north 3 dec. ‘00 min., east forty-five and seventy-1109 one hundredths “feet (45.70) to. Pennsylvania, avenue; thence ina northwestly direction alow the line of said avenue twenty-eight f ‘to said 11th Strectand point of beriuuitie the same. beliye 3 proved by a large iron trout building, known as Hal olen ae le: One-third of the hg mn ferme of wile: One-third of the purchase money be pald in cash of whieh the aun Of Hifteen ‘hundred dol Mare (91,600) 18 to be paid as a deposit at the time pfeale, the'bulance of thepurchase money’ to be Ja in two equal instalments, in 01 yeur from. the day of sale, the deferred payments to be se ed by ‘a deed of trust upon the said descritied real est fodraw lotorestht thovate of six per centum ps hum, or all cash at the option of the purchaser, of sale to be complied with in ten sale, oF t of the defs to rms faye utter dey ot roperty to be resold at the costs audzaks tink purchaser. ‘CHAPIN Bi HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. A ese Sal VALUABLE IMPROVED PGP h ute SontttssrcomNen Or X-FIRST AND L STREETS NORTH- WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court o the District of Colmubia, passed on the 7th day off June, 1887, in Equity Cause No, 10596, Cassidy ‘ya. Cassidy, 1 shall offer for sale,at public auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the NINTH DAY OF AUGUS1, A. D. 1887, at HALP-PAST FIVE P.M. the following real estate, Situated in the city of Wash: ington, in the District of Columbia, to wit: the west 18 feet front by the full depth of lot numbered 8, in square 100. ‘This lot is improved by a two-story-ad- bagement dwelling and store. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree sre: One- third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in one and two years with interest ai. per cent, Ge. guted by deed of trust on proverty sold. A deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale. Allconveyancing and recording at purchaser's costs. dy2h-dieds i ALE OF OLD MATERIALS. ‘OFFICE OF PUDLIO BUILDINGS AND GRouxps, WASHINGTON, D.C., July 20, 1887. eoSczaP_Inon, Copper, Iron Fencing aud other ol ae rials will be sold ag public auction ‘Green- houses south of the Monument, on SATURDAY, AU- GUST SIXTH, AT TWO O'CLOCK les obtained at ‘The materials can be seen and sch the Greenhouse JOHN M. WILSON, Colonel U. SCAN: ‘Auctioneer ILLIAMS & O., Auctioneers, ALE OF VALUABLE [MPROVED THE NOWIuEA PEoRNER 7 arty NUE, AND 136 0-12 H STREET. By virtue of a deed of trust,dated June 11.4.D. 1869, and duly recorded in Liber aud it,No. One of the laud records of the. Di bia, and of a decree, dated July 12th, 1887, inl Equity cause No. 9007, Clara E. Wheatley et al. vs. Sarah E, Harvey et al, the subscriber will sell at pub- He aueriou. in front of the promises. on MONDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUBT, A. D. 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK P. BL, the following real estate, sitiated im the city of Washington, in the District of Columnbi and being known and described on the plator plan o! saidcity as aud beiuc lots “F, G, H. 1, and K" in the sub-division of parts of lots huiubered two (2) and four (4), and the whole of lot _muinbered three (3). in square iumbered three lundred aud fifty-two (3o: made by Joseph L. MeWilliains, May Gth, 1809, and Fecpndedd mn the ofice of the surveyor of suid. Dintrity in Liber B, £. 169 together with the buildings wnd ii provements thereon, which consist of a large three- story ‘aud basement brick house, with grounds en- Closed by brick wall and iron fencing. Terms of sale: One-third cash, anid the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest; de ferted payments to be secured by deed of trust on the ~ Adeposit of $200 required ut the tine of cr rus of sale are hot complied within seven days after the day risk cony y26-d&as sale, property to be resold at the id expense of the defaulting purcuaser. fauciug wt purchaser’ ise. ‘L, WALLACH, ‘RICH. urviving ‘Trustee, “HEALING SPRINGS,” Of Virginia, ‘Will be Sold, to cloge several estates, on THURSDAY, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, 1887, On the premises, bole. stn. w. J. BL RICHMOND, 3 For particulars write to QUARLES & McCURDY, or oo tales SA ee eS reer = =——- -— =| toN. W. BOWE, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _|_1202avor Richmond, J.B, Leensox & Buo. ABIG BREAK AN TRE: eee, PAPER. For the next thirty days we Will vel : Ibe. Papers for ge Bice. ab Nes eee Ail ale: Paper for 80c. per ploce. All 635. Paper for 40c: Per piece. 10-inch Embossed Gold Borders, doe. Other Paper in on. ‘Ab ondery for mek ey Lita i ; BOS 7th st, aw, 7th atreet dose. iny2-6u Ger Tue Besr THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLEANAPLE REFRIG- ERATORS, made in hard” woods, ELEGANTLY CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL FILLED, and ZINC-LINED; every part removable for CLEANLINESS, all METAL SHELVES, AlK-TIGHT LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of DRY COLD All aud fist-clags Workuapslup throughout, PRICES LOWER THAN AX OOD BR- FRIGERATON IN THE WANKER Es COOP BE W. H HOEKR, P29 B01 Market Space. DaNoobeanAl Visa until you bave examined ourlarge assortment of the Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market, with im- provements not in any other stove. A-full line of Refrigerators, Water Coclers, Freezers, &e. ‘The only place where the Sehuine Danforth Viuid cum be oly tained & JENKS & 00, apa 717 7th ot. nw. Ws ses . (SS & ‘815 1 a Wall Papers a olt rates” 1 Shae & Ceiling Decorations, Friczes and Oeit Srecial attention given to Plain and Decorative Painting. Estimates and designs submitted for terior Decoration snd Furaishing. our goods is respectfully solicited. ___ PROFESSIONAL. rE. TELLS ALL a eer ae inedicines with jamnaies Gino it st e ‘Stomach, iver, Eee ee ROT aged, 20g St Deuamiets. Hucox & Co. 1 Exoravag Ar Dz Srsama iM. FLU 12 G at. n.w. Hee Teabet of evel, Card engraving snap Hands of In- E inspection of ap? Tue Hor Srnnves OF VIRGINIA ‘Will be sold by an order of the court, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SEVENTEENTH, 1887, On the premises. For particulars write to N. W. BOWE, Real Estate Auctioneer, Richmond, Va, _§16-2awot Z \HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT BRIGHTWOOD, D. C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of, ue District of Columbia, vaased i equity cause No. 10009, Docket 25, on. the 20th day of Muy, A, D. 1887, the undersigned Trustees will offer for sale 1687, at HALE PAST VIVE (30) OOLOCK'F A the following-described. real estate, situate in’ the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia, being known and desicnated on the plat for said county, and duly ied, in the Surveyor's oflice for the said District ag “Peter's Mill Seat,” formerly the Property of Rey. 8. D. Finkle," near Bright- wood, the District of Columbia, begiunn for the sume at the northwest corner of sai Jot, aud “runing ‘thencos. 32 dog, w. 56.50 Petohes: thence'n, Be duet? Sq 00 Seka, ; thence n, Bis Mhicuee un, 60 dog, w12.16 porchestto the place Dewinuing, containing five (3) abres of land, 1n0re OF Jog, mpFoved by aframe dwellinghouse, “Sri of alo” One-third Os) of the purchase money in cash, one-third (6) in ‘one yeur, andl one-third (2) 4m Evo Goats irom tho day Of amie OF all cual at the Option of the purchaser, erred ecured by deed of trust pon the auld described Teal estate, ald to draw iuterost at tho rate of @ per outta per annua. ‘The gum of 8100 wil be reduited @ purchaser st the tue of eale, F chansr'sball tail to couplyy iusto of aslo within ten (10) days after said ante Fescryesthe fight toresell at the nak and cost of the Setaulling purchaser CHAPIN, BROWN, reanel{ faith GEO. W. STICKNEY, auct,, 035 Fit DENTISTRY, Dicscreg with aera pheartse a seat ten D™ ores TRONS DETTE } rasta SHURE ecg DRE Gahmeate katte 2d EDITION. Last Toran in he St CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. Annual Address of George William Curtis to the Leagne at N Newrort, R. L, August 3—The session of the National Civil-Service Reform League was opened with a public meeting at 11am, George William Curtis dettvered ts annual address. MF. Curtis ‘address by quoting Mr. Lincoln remarks that “With public sentiment nothing can fall; without public sentiment nothing can suc- “apd referred to the ‘of public senti- ment in the matter of civil Ice IN REFERENCE TO THE FUTURE he sald “the possible success of the democratic in the election of next year undoubtedly de- ‘upon its renomination of the President who is identified in the public mind with the cause of reform; and it equally beyond ques- Won that if the President should for. mally renounce, the reform principles that he has de and which he — honestly cherishes, and should frankly announce that the general political reconstruction of the civil ser- Vice, which I regret to say has taken place under his administration, is due toa change of convic- Uon upon his part in favor of the spoils system, he Would be abandoned by so large a body of citi. zens as to bring his re-election into serious peril.” ‘He referred to the of the bill allowing the appointment of ex-soldiers to office without examination, by the Massachusetts legislature, and the request of Gov. Hill for the resignation of the New York State Civil-ervice Comnitssioners, ag evidences of legislative and executive reaction. ne, wrierence to Mr. Cleveland's administration “J regret to say that during the two years and five months of its existence, while the reform law has been respected within its limited range, and while there are unquestionable and encouraging signs of progress, yet, according to information which is undoubtedly authentic, there has been A VERY SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. Jn some of the Departinents at Washington this 4s less apparent than elsewhere, But in a survey of the whole service there has been almost as com- plete a change as was practicable, since an entirely new force of totally inexperienced oNicers would have prevented tie regular transaction of the public business, ‘Practically, 1 repeat, there has been a very gen~ eral partisan’ recoustruction of the nattonal civil service, But while such a change was the un- doubted desire and expectation of a large and tn portant part of the supporters of the President at the polls, 1 do not believe that 1t was destred or anticipated by the intelligent sentiment of the country.” IN BHEALF OF THE PRESIDENT. He does not charge the whole responsibility for this upon the President who, he says, “has un- doubtedly believed that unbending fidelity to re- form would lead to the rupture of his party, the alienation of its majority in the House of Repre— sentatives, and his consequent complete poittical isolation and total inability to serve reform orany other good cause or to make his administration, truly useful to his country. “The trouble,” says Mr, Curtis, “Is not that ap- Polntments have been unfit so Much as that re- Inovals Were not required by reform. It must be remembered that the substitution of a fit demo- erat for a ft republican, merely for the reason that he 1s a democrat, is the very evil that reform would correct.” A PARTING WORD. In concluston Mr, Curtis said: “That cause is al- Ways safe which is in sympathy with great moral forces, with the common seuse and intelligence of the people, with the earnest faith and patriotic Purpose of’ youth, with the lessons of experience, and with Ule convictions of wise and pure states: men; and know no cause in this country of which this may be more truly said than of civil- service reform.” MR. CURTIS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT. A business meeting was held, and Mr. George ‘Willlam Curtis was unantmously re-elected prest- dent, and accepted the office in a few brief re- marks, Reports from the various associations Were made. Mr. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, detailed the ‘controversy with! the postiuaster of Philadelphia over the examinations in oice, | Mr. Dorman 8. Eaton inquired if there was proof that out of 104 appotntnents In the post-oftice of Phil- adelphia 192 were democrats, Mr. Montgomery replied that a canvass made by the association showed that thts was true, Mr. Story reported for Massachusetts, It was obvious, that nothing 15 to be gained there from either party. Mr. Grover, of Chicago, reported his Clation was reduced to two hundred, but in ana tive condition, The association 13 convinced of the necesrity of some restriction tn the power of removal. SOMETHING ABOUT HIGGINS. Mr. Bonaparte, of Baltimore, was called upon to tell something about Higgins. He thought, how- ever, that Higyins might be left alone until the re- Port of the committee on the resolution was. re- celved, as he would probably form a large part of the report. He heard it sugzested that President Cleveland destred the reform system to lave an awiul exainple, and had selected the tederal system of Maryland as that example. If so he thought the cXperiment had been successful. jit committee on resolutions reported aS fol- Ow The National Civil Service Reform League, While acknowledging the many excellent appoint. ments made by the present adiivistration, tho frequent Instances of executive disregard: merely “partisan demands, and _couspi instances of the reteution of 5 officers during their terms has yet learned with profound regret that the change in the civil service 1s so great as to forecast Its complete partisan reconstruction by the close of the ‘administration. ‘The league does not. be- lieve ‘such @ change to have been required nor Justified by the public destre or expectation, geo THE CATHOLIC Toran aBSTI- NENCE UNION, Seventeenth Annual Convention in Philadelphia—the Delegates wi tend High Mass at the Cathedral. PHILADELPHIA, August 3.—The delegates to the seventeenth general convention of the Total Absti- nence Mnton of America, betore entering upon the business Which drew them — together from all parts of the country to tht city, proceeded “in body to wie cathedral id engage In the solemn services of high mass. ‘The delegates numbered about 400, and” among theia de who are active meinbers of total abstinence societies. His grace, the Most Reverend Arch Bishop Ryan, was thé celebrant of the — pontifleal “high — mass. ‘The assistant priest was Rev. J. J. Elleock; the deacons of honor, Kev. J. J. Conarty, of Wor: cester, Mass, and Kev. T. Walsh, dent’ of the College of deacons of — the — mass, McManus, of —Scanton, © ry and ‘Rev. gan M. Sheedy, of Pittsburg, and the master Mor- of ceremonies Was Rev. St. J. MePhilomy, of P! delphia. Bishop Moore, of St. Augustine, Fla, occupied a seat Within the chancel, The music of the mass was pond rendered, and when all the lights were ablaze the scene presented was one of ‘unusual brilliancy. The sermon was preached by Rev. James M. Cleary, of Kenosha, Wis., the president of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America, who took the place of Bishop Ireland of Minnesota, ‘The latter was unavoidably detained at home, and only at the last moment was it learned that lhe distinguished divine could uot be present. — Racing at Saratoga, SARATOGA, N. Y., August 3.—The attendance at the races here to-day Was very fair for an extra day. ‘The weather was beautiful, though a trifle foo warm for comfort, In consequence of yesterday's deluge the track was heavy. First race.—Selling race, for two-year-olds; 3 mile. Bopeep won, With Leonatus second and Bal- ance third. ‘Time: 1.213. ‘Second race,—For mafdens, three-year-old and upwards; 1mile. Columbia won, Cold Stream second and Qassett third. Time: 1.483. ‘Third race—Sweepstakes for all ages, 13g miles. Lottery won, with Del Norte second, aud Gallatin third. Time, 2:4539. Ee Miss Hoyts Case Again, ‘NEw York, August iss Mary Irene Hoyt, daughter of ‘the late millionaire, Jesse Hoyt, who unsticcessfully contested the ‘probate of her father’s Will, and whose eccentricities have been the source ‘of much newspaper comment, Will shortly appear before the commissioners ap- Ware by the Supreme Court and a sherift’s ju tla ry Who are to inqufre into her excessive use of intoxicating Mquor. Judge Donohue to-day ap- pointed as Commissioners Geo. H. Forster, Dr, An- derter, and Richard €, Morse. ‘The order of the court Bays tat it presumptively appears that to the sutfsfaction of the court she fs an habitual drunkard. ‘The application for the commission was made in Dehalf Of Miss Hoyt’s mother. ‘The object of the proceedings 1s to secure the appointment of a committee of the person and property of Bliss Hoyt. The Langston Trial. PETERSBURG, Va., August 3.—The trial of Langs- ton for the murder of Ruftin progressed slowly to- day. ‘The prisoner's counsel afe making a most determined defense, ‘The day has been devoted to expert surgical testimony, and the whole field of sirgery, as applled to gunshot wounds in the intestines has been traversed. ‘The conclusion of the physicians thus far examined is that Ruffin’s death Was caused by the bullet wounds infiicted by Langston, and not by the surgeon's Knife or apy lack of experience in the operation, games Ranch al Telegraphic Briefs. ‘The tribunal at Charlerot has awarded M. Baildox $175,000 damages for the destruction ot bis glass works, Which were burned during the at Jumet, ‘The Belgian chamber of has adopted a jbo! the system of workmen in factories in gods ined of honey: A Washout on the Fitchburg occurred 1a Bip mar Groeunen, Mass. A 3 trestle ‘was dam being carried away. Pas- ave po be transterred for at least two 8 cia of the sale to John H. Inmanof Sonitemed by the ‘head’ of tho spndioate ‘which opghs Con LrO! st the property as the lass election, increase ‘duty on imported railroad carriages is ene tn Hassle. ‘Many notable of alending the fa OEM Raciton, war uray. “The Of ME Ratko will con: rowan salle Case and wile oe 4 PALUING OFF IN THE DEM vore—evcee Man's RAJOKITY Lm SWAN 20,000 A tlegram from Lexington, Ky., August 2, saysy Returns come in slowly. They indicate a falling of of the Democratic vole. Making estimatoe New Brorosn, &—Mra. Cleveland, x Mass, At rs. C whoisat Marion with Gen, Greely and. wife ayolding publicity as much as ‘possible, but may Accede to the general Wish for some sort of A re. Sery anxious todo mer hover, and a, Publis rece Ft % Yery anxious ands pap Yon would be & don by Eva Mccartay, ter Sam ceperte Seated, Duka GagURy Oe De ‘To-day tt Wrap expected that Mra Cleveland would | fy, who stated that during tbe time abe bas been | loss tha 20,000, and ‘bis pluraltty about "30,000, Grive about the town. It 13 believed Mrs. Cleve. | poarding at the Academy of the Holy nia] The labor vote was nominal,excopt in Kenton land will go to Mattapoisett betore leaving the was empl he conducted himesi{ } County. Local option was the issue tn some coune Metnity.. Miss Fiorence B pate ea Soy | iD an excellent manner, atid she, believes that he | ies carrsing in two or three iustanoea The pre retary al yesterday justly confined, She said further hibition Vote ty ght, but there are some votes in ‘on the same train that bore Cleveland 00 | child who testined him is too young to : republican vote indi. =o understand tae nao fsa = Dewriy every preeinck The a fates s falling off from that of four years ago. The siature Will be about #0 democratic majority ‘The International Chess Congress. oa jomnt ballot. The republicans hav ited 1 Benxi, August 3.—The final score in the inter~ n's gOOd | The There will be Uw men national chess co! ‘at Frankfort 1s as follows: | cbaract stated her belief in his innocence. | thrarfonve prohibitioniniste tke lectern ae Mackenzie, 15 games; Blackburne, 133; Weiss, | ‘The matter was referred to the District attornes’s 13%; Bardelebers 13: Tarruan 231 Derr ts ‘Eng- | Office for and recommendation, and Vote in favor of & Constitutional Convention ts al- Mr. Davis, the assistant attorney, has re ‘Most unanimous Fayette County voted against Usb,'113¢; Paulsen, ‘11: 3S | the whippi and isin favor of giving with, 10; Alapin, 93g; Burn, 934; Ne junsderg, 8%; | favorable report, It is probable that the pardon rin) Zukertort’ Bei Mower” byes & Be Vou | will be granted. Lexington $200,000 to the Kentucky Eniou Maile Scheve, 8; Taupenbaus, 6 COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS. monist; 53. 3.2, Jobnson wants, the pulp on Oth street ox- Lincoln and Sumner streets, S WRAKNRAS POM THE NATIONAL GAME. ‘The Ameer Acknowledges His Weak-| paired’ 0. Z Muncaster complains that there 18 moby aoe nat ae‘canal | Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun from alias qe nha SSS aod se sinoaebin ponenarerinestenes how S$ gene ar and Sikan an reason, ary’ to withdrawn alrwelr To Kelat--Guilzie, Tols | extremely dangerous, e~4 fond as Senator Gorman of playing baseball. Im his younger days there was a famous club in the county, and its heavy hitters were the terror of the pitchers of all the other peninsula clubs. ene ‘consider their forces action indicates tnat too Weak to keep against the rebels, sada = ‘The Case of Dr. Crawford, ARGUMENTS ON DEMURREE TO-DAY. ‘first survey Was not expected to be correct; that | Alor Jackson Was One of the outfelders and a ‘This afternoon at 2 o'clock the case of Dr. | 1t rat only preliminary and was intended to be a Bg oe of smotera bene: Millard H. Crawford, of the Naval Hospital, | We tar‘esouo adeesoss, © Tae WED Che Wore | PT Cee ee atto in, Sallebut charged with fornication with Eva White, under how the heavy hitters of the Wicomico Club the Utah act, whs called, and the demurrer, fled} ‘The of Health OMicer Townshend for the | 80 much si ving ina game with the Dover Cluy Yesterday by is counsel, Messrs. C. 8. Moors and | pastweek shows: Number of deatbe inv white acon atthe ow oe ee een meme bere Charles Thompeon, was argued. ‘The Gomurrer | ree eee se Pee acon Ber annum; WBE | the ball. Senator Jackson, was one of the meant sets forth: Thirty-six wore under b yours Lopulation, 25-00; | hitters on that occasion. “The greatent batter “First, The said informations, nor does etther | years: “The principal cance ot Neate the club, however, is now a well-known lubed one of them, charge this defendant with the viola- | Zumi'aos repens neree a hit heoene ‘And commission tierchant of Baltimore, ton of any law, ordinance or act of Congress in | white males; 10 white ‘emaiess 18 A Wife's Pica Denied. force in the District of Columbia. 18 colored females, Marriiges a Second, That said informations are tnsuMictent, | white; 6 colored. SHE PETITIONS TO AVR HER HUSBAXD PORBIDDES imperfect and uncertain, and do not charge thé aia THE HODKE. commission of any offense in the District of Co- lunbia.” Mr. Moore opened the argument, saying that the act under which the prosecution was brought passed in reference to the Territory of Utah. “If the court would examine the law he would find that such offences were in vogue in a certain sec- tion of Utah. He called attention to the law of 1862, and then to the general act of March 22, Building permits have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: Mrs. Lizzie A. Horning, toerect brick dwelling No.‘1411 F street northeast, $2,000. E. A. Bowling, to erect brick dwelling numbered 444 “G street’ northwest, $1,700. H. Koach, to erect brick dwelling numbered 101 1. street north. West, $2,500. R.G. Campbell, to repair No. 1229 New York aveniie borthwest, §1,500. Mrs. Horan, Judge Rice, of Wiikesbarre, Pa, yesterday tie ® decision In @ peculiar and unique case, Mra, Rufus J. Bell, a leading society lady and sisver of Mrs Judge Woodward, not long ago applied tor am Aujunction restraining her busband from coming into the house where she and her family resided Bell 1s a member 4 and which 1s her property, Mr. e to repair No. 129 L street_ northwest, $300, Thos | Or the Luzcne Chante te 2802, _ street Luzerne County bar, Dut of late years be 5 Sarvdy to repair No. 1420 oth ‘street* nortuwest, | 4°. x = ie as been addicted to drinks ‘when under Si enn ene mae ae Tene tas AERA Rt TE A Sieh the Aufluence of liquor 18 abusive and opp —-—__. Mrs, Logan Berrer.—Mrs. Logan was able to sit up in her room to-day, but was still suffering a great deal, ‘Tam PRESIDENT OF Costa TICA OX BOARD THE JuNtaTa.—Commander Geo. T, Davis, commanding the U. 8.8. Juniata, reports to the Navy Depart ment from Corinto, Nicaragua, July 15, thatthe president of Costa Rica arrived at that port on Unat date on the Pacific mail steamer from tne south, When the steamer entered the harbor the Costa’ Rican flag was saluted with twenty-one guns by the Juniata. ‘The president was officially received on board the Junfata with his suite, His Visit Was With reference to the settlement of the Doundary line between Nicaragua and Costa Rica, ‘The port was healthy and the crew would be given ty. ‘Mrs. CLEVELAND expects to be absent about: ten days or two weeks. ‘The President has made no plans for a vacation in the immediate future, He inay go away for a short trip, however, some ‘Ume this month, MISCELLANEOUS, The Commissioners refuse to appoint Wm. 8. McEltresh care-taker of the morgue because he 18 already paid as a laborer of the sixth precinct, and the law does not permit two salaries to bé Paid to the same person. James Keleher bas been ordered to remove within ten days the gate obstructing the alley in square 431, ‘Assistant District Attorney Davis 1s of opinton that the collection of taxes ts not barred by any existing statute of Iunitations, a lore Light on the Water Question, 918 1 St. N, W., WASUINGTON, Aug. 3 To the Editor of the Evextve Sran: think Ican throw some light on the vexed Water question now agitating this community. When the tucrease of 20 per cent was added to our water rates in 1880, I protested against it to Water Registrar Thomas C. Cox, who soon after died, Mr. Cox answered my protest by saying that ‘$85,000 of the water fund had been taken for use of the general fund and never returned. If the diversion of the water fund to the amount of $55,000, for use of another fund, caused the advance in'"thé rates at that time, may not a similar use of that fund be the catise of the present increase in our Water rales? I ask for informa. Uon, IU seems to me this matter should be 1n- vestigated, and if what Mr. Cox told me in 1890 {urned out to be true, then measures should be taken to reimburse thé water fund by act of Con- gress for Unts $85,000 illegally taken frow the water fund, Which Tund, I believe, is required by act of Congress to be’kept sacréd for Uke sole use Of the Water department, MICHAEL BR. Comps, Abie. “Judge Mice denies the motion, He that’ stich a proceeding would be equivalent to court directing a separation of ‘man and wife Which 1 has no power to do except thi we proper channel of J divarce sult. Me says Ue only Way in which Mrs Bell can be relieved from the Nisits of her husband is by a decree in divoroe OF by, Vecomalug wat Iu Cue Law Is KtOWLL ad & femme sote trader, in which latter case she Could bin from cutering her house, *o ‘Tae Czan SOUNDS THE AwKER.—The czar Subjects Would assist Kussia in the event of wars The ameer replied that jects Were Moslems and would rebel if he assisted Kussla. A procias mation of the czar has been posted on the of Samarcand promising Uaat Russia W1ll OU tue tertere with the Turkoinans and Usebeks, pros Vided Russian troops are allowed a free passage Unrough the country. New York Rerveiican Eprroxs Conrer.—after the mecuing of the New York Stale repubilicaa, committer at Saratoga yesterday a number of re= Publican editors tet to discuss methods of “ald Party success, A committee Was appolpted, of Which Mr, Roberts, of the Uda Heraid, 1s chilte man, Local future meetings, and tt Was voud tat the committee be required to call a meeting of Lhe organization al Une time of the State cone vention, soe ‘THE CHOLERA aT MaLTa.—Advices from Malta say Uhat Gere have been OWo Talal cases of choler@ Luere abd (hat foul bills of health are being Issued Lo Vessels departing from the island. soe ~ ‘Tue FOLLOWING RuceNT CHANGES of oMficerson the Pacific station are reported: Paymaster W.J. Thom- son and Paymaster 8. Rand reported on board the Mohican. Paymaster J. F. Tarbell, detached, and Chief Engineer J. 2. McNary reported on oard the Juniata, Lieut. L. W. T. Waller, of the Marine corps, reported on board the Iroquois. Exrevstve IMPROVEMENTS are belng made about the Interior Department Building. The sand ‘Stone of the south front has been given a coat of whrie paint, and the granite of the east front has been scrubbed and the dirt removed. A large coal Vault has been bullt under the pavement of tha east front. In the tntertor the frescoing of the walls of the corridors and the rooms have been continued, One of the large model rooms on the Upper floor has been partitioned off into rooms for the use of the clerks. ‘This will give twelve addi- Uonal rooms, Macon InvirEs THE PRESIDENT.—The board of trade of Macon, Ga., united yesterday with the city council and the State Agricultural Soctety in an invitation to the President and Mrs Cleveland and the members of the Cabinet and their wives to visit the State Fair, which commences October 24. ‘The invitation assures the Presidential party of _ THE NEW CHINESE MINISTER SEEING THE SIOHTR=e Chang Ta Jen, tue uew Chines United ‘States, Spain and Peru, 1s gaged in seeing tne sights of Lond ft Dow ee Ailnister Puelps yesterday, and will Sail. for New Local Notes. James Morlarity, engineer of No. 2 fire engine company, mashed ‘the forefinger of his left hand working ata lathe. ‘The Sager was amputated at the Emergency Hospital. To-day “Mike” Brown, by James Lowndes, en- tered sult against, the Chesapeake Fire Insurance Co. of the District of Columbia to recover §2,000, Ausured October 18, 1886, on his Uwo-story store Al Blackville, 8, C., on March 16 last, Chas. Dazenbrock, of No. 1637 12th street, was fined $105 and costs by Judge Harper to-day for keeping an unlicensed bar. Appeal noted. Michiel Foley, by Mr, N. H. Miller, tiled 4 suit wo day egatust Eminons Sunith to recover $500, in York on the steamship biruria on Saturday, ace vompanied by Mr, Jaber LM. Curry, Uulted Stateg ininister to Spain, 5. ‘Tae SeoonDs Cay'T AGkEE.—M. Perry's seconds confirm the statcwment Ua they Were unable colne to ab agreement respectlug the condiUons of Uhe duel between thelr principal and Gen, Bou. langer. They explain that tbey proj the same conditions a8 those under which Gea. Boulanger fought with Baron Lareiaty, and Unat Gen. Bous langer's seconds refused to accept such conditions, claiming that they had the right to settle the detalis of Ube affair, M. Perry's “seconds declined © Georgia welcome. est and costs, for the plainuff’s services in securing yet — uf the offended party W setule = = i cl for defendant the possession of premises No. 708 » wal Mn. JouN TYLER, JR, Was InUCh Detter toa | Pe eae a een last, WU then being ta Now THEY saY Re Nor Insane.—The New York World says: The physiclaus at Bellevue Hospital now deny that Lawyer Chas. H. Reed Was declared Insane. Dr. Wildman stated that, Uhere Were no symptoms of insanity in bls case. 15 4s the opinion of the physicians that It was a case of what Is called “emotional iusanity,” and lasted, only fora moment. Although Mr. khed did nos know what he was doing wien he. Jumped trou, Uhe ferryboat, the moment he found himself tn the. Water he became perfectiy conscious and struck than he has been at any time during nis iliness. ‘THE War DEPARTMENT Manxinas,—The board of civil-service examiners of the War Department has completed the marking of papers of clerks of classes one and $1,000 8. G.O.; and clase $1,000, G. O.; and apers have been submitted to i Service Commissioners, When approved Will form the ‘sis for the promotion of a ge number of clerks to Vacancies Which have been accumulating in the War Department. In the possession of J. D. Free. ‘Tue will of the late Thomas Anderson was fled to-day, leaving his property to Novely Anderson and his infant son, Leander Anderson. Harry Stewart, fourteen years of age, fell trom @ ladder on 11th street southeast this ‘afterugon and had his head badly injured. Major Moore has received a telegram trom Sneil- bacher & Gilman, of Kansas City, Mo., stating that F. W. Dayton, a son of a resillent or Wash- ington, died there’ to-day of typuold fever, and * out for Une shure, No charge of alvempted suicide {he S. G. O. there are thirty-three Vacancies and | asking for information of his father and what Gis | 2: "evcr been proferred against Mi. Hood oma po in ie A. G. U. Uwenty-1 Position sul be made of the body. eourt proceedings of ai) kind were meceesary Bins WERE OPENED at Col. Casey’s office today aes eee ‘Tas Races av Iv¥ City To-monnow.—To-mor- Tow aflegnoon’s races at Ivy City, under Use aus- pices of the Brentwood Riding Club, promises tobe quite interesting. It has been so arranged that the trotting races Will come off first, at 4 o'clock, So that clerks in the Department inay have ai opportunity of witnessing the running races. ‘The entries for the steeplechase (short course) closed Jast might with the following-naiwed horses: J. mn for furnishing and erecting tron work for tence and gates and courtyard stairs for the west wing of the State, War, and Navy Department bullding as follows: becham & Middleton, of Washington, $1,515; Champion Iron Fence Co., of Kenton, Olito, $1,112; Poulson & Eger, of Brooklyn, $3,650; George "White & Sons, Of ‘Washington, $1,820! Manly & Cooper Manufacturing Co., of Puiladel- BLoopy Work at a Uon celebration at Graham. Cal, Mouday a wuts, man Was slashed with a razor and beaten with Knuckies. He died yesterday morning. ‘Two negro women quarreiled over Che allenation of the hus~ band ofone of tem five years ago. Guns were pulled aud an Inuocent party killed, No arresug have been made, iia, $1,336, and Charles White & Co., of Wash- | Ford Thompson. jr.'s 4 C. A. Barne 0 —2o0——__—__ ieee $1,748. Tue contract will probably’ be | ¢h. g. Jim, and B. Hug) Morgi A Bia Baxor For THE B. & O.—The steam bat awarded to the Champion Fence Co., the lowest —— = W. Gar UL, Ue largest vesselever built im uidders. Finst Warrants UNDER THE Act ReLatina to | US county, Was lauuched by the Harlan Hollingsworth Co,, at Wilmington, Del. yester= day. Sue ts 366 1CeU in length and 76 fect aL te Widest part, and has Ute capacity of amg uurly freight and fiteen p Obie Ratiroad, She 15 buiit for the Baits Co., Lo be used In Urausterring Urains between Cane ton and Locust Point, Baltimore, woe STEAM ENGINEERS.—The first Warrants under the act Of Cougtess of February 28, 1887, relating to | steam engineers in the District were {ssued trom | the Police Court to-day, OMicer Breen swore to a Warrants charging “Smith Pettit and James Dripps with "being the owners of a steam engine, and that they have in thelr employ “one Lewis Bailey, a steam engineer, well kuow- Manrtace Licenses. — Marriage Icenses have been Issued by the clerk of the court to Owen J. ugent, of Alexandria, and Bertha Hall; Joseph mallwood and Cecilla Hughes; George’ Howard Richardson and Nannte Marshall; Frank Rest and Annie Stoughton; W. C. Crawley, of Zanesville, Oblo, and Jennie fillings, of Phtiadelphia; Harry T. Gibson and Elizabeth Baker, of Baltimore, Md.; TION.—About A NaTIONAL STKERT Cak Cony Jerry Grandison and Harriet Grandison, See anager. the ade Batley ind nae | fity delegates arc iu convention in Butlalo tor the ‘THE DRIVER CHARGED WITH Assatir.—A war. | been Fegularly licensed to act as such.” The | we htm = a ——: ot rant Was issued trom the Police Court to-day | Warrant was issued under section six of | the Was called to order by H.G. Taylor, of Philadel phia, aud Morumer O'Conner, of New York, was chustn seeretary. ‘The delegates say that nothing: savoring of a general strike ts in Contemplation, act referred to, Which provides a penalty of $50 or one month tn'the work-house. “The officer also swore oul a Warrant charging that Lewis Batley acted as a steam engineer, not having been regu. charging James Higgins, a wagon-driver, with as- saulting Mr. Ezra 1. Stevens, of the Indian Bu- reau, In running his wagon over the latter near the corner of 7 street and Pennsylvania avenue ; Che sule purpose belug tO combine the various last Saturday, as published 1h TE STAR Mr. | TT eer Columba) Be Comuulssiouers of | Uiions ail over the country Logeter, abd Uo dige Stevens was badly injured about the head and | Me mA cence Ey cuss subjects of tnterest Lo them, shoulder, - -_ — ——o_ RANGE OF THE THERKMOMETER.—The following ‘Two Babiks BURNED To 4 Crisr.—A fire at Lead 2 Da aes ¢ Feadings at the Sigual Office to-day: 7 & | yniie Col yente ‘Gnavaped ~ Scxpay Liquor SeLuiNo Cuances Disurssep.— | Were the read! ‘ Fie Cola 2eetenday, destruyed Uke | cabin of Thisattemoog, in the Pullee Court, the ‘changes | M2 79; P. ty 8} maximum, 6; msnuMuM, G. | Puriip® Lava, situaced tu California Guich, oppo» site the American smelter. The cabin contained Uo sleeping babies, Who Were burned W a crisp. ‘The fatuer bad gone’ Lo lis work and the mother Was al @ neiguvor’s, The children were respectively obe and three years. Despite the efforts Of many Willing Lands they could not be against Mrs. Mary A. Lyn, No. 482’ Pennsylvania avenue, Violating thé Sunday law, and a similar charge ‘against Maranell and Nasseno were dis- inisstd, “A similar charge against J. C. Bauman Was nolle prossea, —— ‘The Glenn Bill Passed in Georgia, SPEECHES MADE BY THE TWO COLOKED MEN WHO ALONE OPPOSED IT, ‘The Glenn bill, making it penal toeducate white and black children in the same school, was passed NAN saved, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, — | 1, tne Georgia house yesterday by a vote of 174 aie bie ite Sie aka: New York Stock Market, to, the two nays being the colored members, ENTITLE ‘Ta. —Keturns are no The following are the opeuing and 1:00 p.m prices | Messrs. Crawford, of McIntosh, and Wilson, of mon ten, plc co i i a pak, om oe Sine fol H: Douge: 550 Sth suet YP | Camden. Mr. Glenn, the author of the bill, n-| Council brauch Of tue Jegisisture, ins total of sisted that co-educatton meant ulumate inter- marriage, and held that the Dlacks Were as much protected against white intrusion as the whites Were against the blacks, ‘The main interest In the debate, however, centered tu the hes of the two colored menibers, who op) the bill, Mr. Wilson said: “Schools does not mean inter- marriage. God forbid that it should! The words Ubat J utter, as you all well kuow, come from an uneducated negro, but Tam here to represent my people and I am conscientious in all I say and do, fand I disclaim the bunger and thirst for inter: mnarriage that has been attributed to our race.” Mr. Crawford, of Mcintosh, then arose and said: “God forbid that I, a8 a representative of Meln- tosh, should champion such a cause as cohubita- Uon. Ivis the most horrible thing that could ever Uvelve, and Ubree, perhaps four, uefabers of the lower tiouse, UL of ‘a Loial or twenty-four. The Gentiles cousider Ubis @ victory, belug far tke best ‘ey have ever been able to wit. co A Buoopy Exection Figur ix Kentvcy ligence comes trom Manchester, Clay Count Lat @ flerce Nght occurred at ‘the polls dia the voting Monday. The Nght was participa in by a score or more of men, all having revolvers and bowie knives. Six men’ were killed outright and a number badly wounded. ‘The greatest exe eftement prevails al Manchester over Lue ‘There was bo attempt on Ue part of the to quell the disturbance, eee occur.” In speaking of the ignorance of the darky, | ,,TH# Bucker-Suor Fionr x Cmicado. hte said that Georgia was respousible to a great | TWicy, of ‘angutieata On‘ tuotion to dissolve the y Say Catone ore mjunetious procured, since the court vacation be i ve Jeng a Re EY ‘The Escaped Boodler, fhe’ pound of trade, the Western Cujo a tip foxsse “ HE MAY BE ARRESTED IN Cones cURIOUS goean Cs rap companies, restraining: Washington Stock Exchange. CHAIN OF CIRCUMSTANCES ALLEGI a tron off the market quotations from The following past from yesterday's quotations | ‘TWO detectives left Montreal for London, Ont., | the “bucket-shops.’ aE el erm hear MEE ee ae + | armed with a Warrant for the arrest of McGari- General Paine ts bout the waters off Teeitersd, 180y" bide 126% asked: “D.-'0. S0-year | gle, Which was issued at the instance of James | oe aration tun hi now pei te Wee Baxter, a broker of Montreal city, on the charge fund, 3 24, currency, 1203; asked. Metropoli- fut Hatlroal stock, 101 bide 109 tak. Washington Baxter alleges that when Mc- fan conspiraci f Ke National Metrvclitan Insurance, | Of vs, MARRI i ia. Sabin Insurance 13 scked. vfviouieg | Garigle Was ehietof police in Chicago he coD- | cayst none a tt 1887, GeO.W CARES, om pid, BO asked” —Ihiye Insurance, i ¢ nguraice, 79 St puoi” won yten | spied with ove Sills of Montreal, to, have. Bax: | qid'aie MacGie TROL: hot af tin ci wens Should 35, 96 bi faked: Parmer ans town, ro bid C Penn, Tels Gos 3? bid, prt Hall bouds, “ou peondNeud Mechauics’ “Baut.” George Columbis’ National “Bai. Liss je Tnguruuce, 1 1H) agkod Oh he be he will be held in Montreal ‘Wer an action of damages for $50,000. HOW DOES ARMOUR COME IN? : Telephone Co, 80% bid. U, S. Electric | Dispatches from Sarnia, published in Chicago, Litt bid? Wil, Ly'ist morwagebonds, 80 Did | asert that the party which met MGarigie when CLAWTON, Op puree = Dat, gt 20, etelock a Pancennia etic 25k eee he landed tn Canada was composed of three per- | ANNIE, the beloved daughter of iat ist Baltimore Markets, _ STEN, oe desert aaa Dr. Bae, Se eleven monthe E, a» st 3.—Ootton di nomi- wyer au jaloney, will take at 11 o'clock a, m. al Hdiline 10, ‘Figur auuuataaty gute quick Chicago. According to ewe reports, Horséy and | ays ach from, er Yaruy ie a4 ‘western super. ‘after | stzvet hortbouat. Bela mour, and were on familiar terms with the mil- it August 1, 1887, st 8:20 p. Toualre packer. Subsequently Horsey and Wright | BETH Me relicCof damon huts, the niuckion pour Riera ann ewan’ Hu of ber from epee, Nr late residence, G19 Eni heya i iain MeGarigle. Horsey and it then took train LOVING. Departed this lify eigenen | pga ata tA at Palmer Hi vin Chicago, inet posionte 3s His ae 5 oer 4. fi eg Be he dr Armour Seyexer aes August 4. cate ‘Thay deny tat it fo at all probable that is Seat L Soa WILL tgM {anise tae! ee St es ene care) ed ae : aK] 78. Setober, 6 Monpes on ‘Treasurer Oliver P. Mi facuer's resiaenoe at Fore morning with wo was a disaly think tt was a he was mi were of @: