Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1888, Page 3

TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR O14 Cusstuggee’s Tomahawk, A HISTORIC INDIAN RELIC DUG UP IN GREEN COUNTY, GEoRGiA. Hantem, Ga, April Indian tomahawk has Deen unearthed on the bat A curious and historic of Richland Creek, in Green County. Its historic interest consists in the fact that it has been ideu- Utled by old settiers as the one wielded by Cuss faxger, one of the most dreaded Indian braves ‘Sue resisted the advance of the pale pale tace into mnt, y. In size the tomahawk inary ax, Dut is much Unicker heavier, Yet Cusstugges 1s said to ded It as though it were a mere toy. It own gently to anedge, which, although 7 where Sround it and tied. Asa fe pertect. tts a black Snooth in there would hmond Creek, lain certatnl ed in the skulls since it Was made, still i op, the Tock Is hewn square as the net, and just below is he Fy Tespect. The ax the handle was crooked pleee of workmanship It quartz rock, and 3s cut eighs three be no trouble in cleaving 1 in two with It, It was found on the SUnk deep in the eat ly for fifty years. How thas taken, how often it has been pioneers, is hard to tell. — ‘A “CONIURE BAG OVER HIS DOOR. ATLANTA, Ga., April 2.—Dan Wingfield, an old negro who has lived for years In a sm ‘Mineral Springs district, but in the police to- applied to th’ day for protection, saying that his life was in anger trom the conjurations of n old woman Baiued Mary Kuoti. tle says he found natled over ais door aed Mannel Dag ted up with white strings. Rot open tt, but foten it oaicers opened the hittle ‘I Knowed it was a conjure Dag an’ I did jown here.” The and tt contained righe red Dag ‘&@ piece of old horseshoe, a few grains of gun- poWder and some suake root. “I knowed hit, | knowed hit,” the old negro ex- claimed. As be 10 stretched until the’ atthe bag his eyes almost popped out of their sockets, and moving backward from the bag, he ‘Said: “Dat old woman has conjured me and’ I'll die, shore.” He then fell over on the floor in a dead faint, and did not recover until the officers had ealied the patrol wa: home. He begged piteously not saying he Was sure he w cited “himself into a fe called in, At last re Js thought and started tosend him to be left alone, a8 going to die. He e: nd a physician was © Was delirious, and 1t he A Hog Takes a Long Fast, Exgtos, Dax., April 2 hog that burrowed into buried by snow on or b After the storm Mr. Jacol ‘De dead, made no 20, after ninety-three days, feed, Mr. Jacobs comme! tricated a very lively and ‘had lost 50 poundsof fat A Queer Case Cuanorte, N. €., Apri Dennis Jacobs owns & @ straw stack and was before December 18, 1887. bs, Supposing the hog to fort to get It out. On Mareh | betug in need of dog 1 digiving and soon ex- savage hog. ‘The porker of Big Head. 1 2.—The most singular case of big bead on record Is reported from Chat- ham County, the possessor being a negro named Abi & Well-developed face, cl Intelligent countenance ge, he is only et tal pounds. His head is $0 b Deen able to Walk under 32 Inebes in circumferen are very slende his head gets r Dorsett. He ts of a bright yellow color, has iear-cut features and an ‘hough 2 years of I and weighs less than heavy that he has never it, Its measurement 1s ee. His hands and legs ‘and he cannot sit alone. When balanced he has to push it back with his hand. He does not know a letter or figure, but has 4 good mathematical mind and can solve inentaily almost any problem which may be wiven him. a Badeau in Re! EE PROPOSES TO POKCE MENOIKS INTO COURT. ven. Adam Badeau has written another address 1@ American people, in which he asks: Grant honest, a8 1 declare, or false, as his son 1n- | to THE MANUSCRIPT OF THE | Was | sistst Now, about Grant, he has himself pro- nounced that I am the prinetpal authority. * * * Is Gen, Grant’s family bou and by his written agree- ment, and am I warranted in resorting tothe courts to eaforce it” ‘The general contrasts the agreement the letter wn apd continues col. Gral of the agre the world; but he fan frau they show more Grant must have been mo capable of the guiliy wor Tespousible for these po wrice the others; and which the letter contal General Grant dit not writ maind or he was false; the dilemma, the argue: wred a man dishone: he invited to his b rary companionship. d bis own act, backed out of a bargal says he made with Gen, Grant with 'u the colonel says his father wrote, | is true, knew the exact a ent, aud’ yet h@ gave the letter to ieted that the Diaze of n. Grant's name would blind people to the and the falseuood. On the contrary, clearly that Gen rally and wentally in- cds. Now, if he was not yruions, he’ Was unit to he whole attack on me ns falls to the ground. te this letter in his sane ere 18 no escape from the i. Grant's whole position depends on hat uis father shuitled, equivocated, and st whom in the same wouse ad intimacy. and | | wuom in this very letter he suggested a further My argument 13 that | Gen, Grant died the same man that he had lived, Incapable of falsehood, fraud and hypocrisy. In | defending Gen. Grant’ 1 sereen himself, Col Grant drags down his fath honor and honesty into ease has now goue to Vindieate myself.” To | Ss o the muire. But tuts | the courts, and in the | courts I will snow now I fulfiled my part of the ‘agreement preparation of Gen. to do this by his ‘out his m: arant 1 Will prove what I didin the 's book, sive Iam forved I wilmake my enemy bring seript, Which will be found covered | With my corrections and alterations and revisions, adi of whieh Col. Grant, as my amanuensis, copied again before a page went to the printer. 1 wal | Present the letter of May Sin Cu ‘Grant's hand- writing and the original agreement in Gen. Grant's, | and show their intolerable inconsistency. Noth- Ing more will be needed, for there is no other ac- cuser of Grant or of me than the map who copied the letter and fathers Whe wed It to go to the worid as his At Is seen not to be the work of @ Sane father, all the other Imputations of the son are destroyed. The courts must pronounce the agreement binding.” ed Maryland Legislators in a Wreck. SEVENTEEN PERSONS INJURED, SOME OF THEM SERI- OUSLY ‘The express train, whic! h left Annapolis for Bal- timore Saturday at 3:30 p.m., met with a startling accident at Kevell’s Crossing, 6 miles from Annap- lis, by the breaking of a der. It resulted in deral Daggage and smoking~ nine-foot emi bolster spring of the ten- ling the rear combined r, throwing It down a ment, wounding seventeen pas- sSengers. Among those ‘hurt, Dr. C. S. Adams, sen ator from the third Baltimore district, was the most seriously injured. head cut, and bis ebest at He had the back of his nd back injured. Mr. Gra- son Brambie, delegate from Baltimore, received in- Juries to the head that will confine him to his home for some tune. KM. Betz, Annapolis, had his hand and right arm cut. Sehate Committee Clerk Wm. Woodward, of Cooksville, Howard County, had bis head and neck bad diy cut and left side tn> jured. Delegate T. K. Green, of Caroline County, ot «cut au iuch and a half long over the left eyé and bruises about she han clerk int and cy Xo ng en ds James S. Shepherd, land office, got bruises on ann and ieg Capt. Lewis Green, a Drum Point neer, had his face and’ head cut and side bruised. Win. L. Dorsey, jr, a Drum Point engineer, recetved a flesh wound om the head, ex- osiog Ule skull. Frank Bryan, of Anmapoits, con- @uctor of the train, Josepn M. Basil, and Thomas Mackin, of Annapolis, H. A. Stump, Walter A. Kae leigh, abd Mies A. Varian, ot Baltimore; Henry Lovectdge, of the Marylaud Coal Company, Dele- ate 1. J. Stirling, of Somerset County, Wm. Baker, Train hewsboy, and Carles Savoy, colored, of An” hapoils, all received injuries. J. is. Treadwell, of Belair, Was said to ha rib broken. +o = Jay Gould Attacks Be RBCAPITULAT! nett. D SCANDALS ABOUT THE EDITOR OW TRE NEW YORK HERALD. Jay G James Gordon Bennett, replies to an att upon bim in the New York Je accuses Bencett of havin, io the transuatssion of over the cables of the which Mr. Beunett was a id by other p i to prove It he of the company. Since th the cable pool t Tenew its cout: yt meet J’ ow, would family honor are Ala dinner p ‘atver your ¢ revolver anu began firing delter over th fa the eyes pellneli Baume kind ¢ combination of the fer proseeutin ~ Beiter from tne ondauiter~ Mons He coucivtes Mave done with y your recent far in the attach on G hat with An meat exce] artare fro Wartare int —o melt. ‘T Jeter Wit ut cmmeat, ‘anelt's) name Was dropped from the re bitterness has been Intens! jebauches ahd scandals, ive Dy ere about tnrouzgh, you took a 1d, 1m @ published statement addressed to ‘K made ald Of Friday. He ig demanded precedence the /Terald’s dispatches American Cable Co., of director, at lower rates papers, and says that for quotes frou the recorus hat time Mr. Gould says by the jo allow the French com- | ract with the Herald tor one-half lower than that to other ets li a at clubs OF hotels,” Mr. “got agentieman in New York, as allow you to cross ‘the his residence, where virtue held sacred. * * * A one of your debauches the in this ‘ou at your residence, ‘at the globes of the lange er of he dining table, pieces of brok-n glass of Your gUESTS, WhO plied After Inore of the} it hhe does not fear the | id and certain lawyers in Patitic bond suit, that "Ss ‘prone those bonds, while the quite sausied with Messrs, Andrews and Croucn, 4 Sage? You sup] tue sharp law work and “ereaming,’ the combination 's letter In full, and that “Whom the roy they first make mad,” and that Mr. is usual silent imethods of dicate that be Is ia a tight place rt to extreme imsasures in the he other papers print the soe Kino JOMN Mas SENT 4 MiNION TO TRRat Wits THE lraLians.— The It = 8. Nalan government authorized General cept the f aban to lowing ees shall retai ton of Otier points Wu to spend the how season, safety Of the Uribes unde = +o i San Marzano to - ac. ms from King John: The 4 the positions they now occupy; King Joun stall not op the occ ot oppone upa- vallans may wish and shail guarantee the T Italian protection, The project to raise Duslding in Baltimore ‘ans progresses ta ea soe LeBt of $100,000 being sul CONGRESSMEN IN WASHINGTON, List of Senators and Representatives and their Residences, SENATORS. Ingalls, John J., Kans, 1B st. me, Aldrich, N. W., R. L, 812 Conn. ave. Allison, W. B.."lowa, 1124 Vermont ave, Rate, W. B., Tenn., ibbItt House. Berry, Jaiues H National Hotel, Beck, J. Ba, KE 4th st. now. Blair, H. W., N.'H.. 201 E. Cap st. Brown, Joséph E., Ga,, Woodmont Flate, Butler, M. C., 8. 1 Pst. nw. Bowen, Thomas M., Col, House, Blackburn, J. C. &, Ky., EbbIUt House, Blodgett, Rufus, N: J., 1315 Chace, Jonathan, R. 1, 1213 N st. nw. Cameron, J. Donild, Pa.. 21 La Fayette Square. Cockrell, F. M., Mo., 1518 K st. nw. Coke, Richard, Tex., 419 Gth st.n.w. Call, Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 N st. nw. Culiom, Shelby M., IIL, 1402 Massachusetts ave, Colquitt, Aifred HL, Ga., 920 New York ave, Chandier, Willlam'E., N. H., 142% 1 st. now. Dawes, Henry L., Mass., 1705 M st. nw. Doiph, Joseph N., Oregon, # La Fayette Square. Davis, C. K., Mimp., 1700 15th st. now. Daniel, Jol Edmunas, 4 308 14th st. nw. S8., 1508 (ISt) P St. DW, Gray, George, Dei, 814 15th st, nw. Gtosén, Randall I, La, 1723, it. 1. ave. rman, Arthur P., Md., 1403 K st. n.¥. Hawley, Joseph K.,'Conn., 920 14th st. 1.w. Hoar, George F.. Mass., 1325 K st. n.w. i uh st. new. Harris, Ist st. ne. Hearst, i> Mass. ave. g® Hampton , Metropolitan Hotel Hiscock, Prank, S. Y., Arlington Hotel, Jones, John P.. Nevada, 1601 Mass. ave. Jones, James K., Arkansas, 015 Mst. n.. Kenn’, John E.. West Virginia, 140 B St. ne. Morgan, John 7, Ala., 113 1st t. me. Morrill, Justin S Vermont, 1 Thomas Circle, MePuetson, J. R, N. J., 1074 Vermont ave. Manderson, Charles F., Nev , Portland Flats Mitchell, John H., Oregon, Riggs House, Payne, Henry B.. Ohio, 1122 Vermont ave. Paddoe! braska, Portland Flats, Platt, 0. H., Connecticut. 4 B st. nc. Palmer, ‘Thomas W., Mich, 1435 K st. mw. lump,’ P. B., Kans; 612 1th st. nw. Pugh, James L., Als, 133 R st. n.W. Pasco, Samuel, Florida, 306 € st. BW. Quay, M. S., Pi., 1518 K st. nw. Huddiebenges. HH. Virgtita, 1107 G st. nw. Ransom, Matt. Ww., N. C., Metropolitan Hotel, Reagan, J. H., Texas 3d St nw. Spooner, John C., Wis, 5 B st. n.w. Stanford, Leland, Cal.,"1701 K st. n.w. abin, Dwight M., Miin., 1 lowa Circie. aulsbury, Ell, Delaware, 610 14th st. n.w. awyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 1820 I st. D.W. Sherman, John, Ohio, 1319 K st. n.w. ‘Stewart, ‘William M., Nevada, 1707 It. I. ave. Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, 1440 M st. nw. ‘Teller, leary M., Colorado, 201 North Capitol st, David, Ind., 52 B st, ne. ebuion B., N. C., 1627 Massachusetts ave. Vest, George G., Missouri, 1204 P st. n.w. Voorhees, D. W., Indiana, 1 Walthall, E. C.,"Misatsstppl, Wilson, E. K., Maryland, 1209 © st. n.w. Wilson, James F., lowa, 623 13th st. n.W. OFFCERS OP TRE SENATE. 4. G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 11th st. n.w. Anson G. MCCook, Secretary, 1224 17th st. n.w, ‘Wm. P. Cannaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 302 Del. av, Charles W. Johnson, Chief Clerk, 1315 Mass. a1 James R. Young, Executive Clerk, 1506 Q st. n. Isaac Bassett, Asst, Doorkeeper, 18 2d st. ne. J. 1. Christie, "Act. Asst. Door! 16th st. n.w, W. H. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 3d st. ne. REPRESENTATIVES, Carlisle, J. G., Riggs House, Abbott, 'J., TEx., 305 C st, n.w. Adams, Geo. E., Il, The'Ariington, Allen, C. H., Mass, The Portiahd. Mich., National Hotel. Miss.,’"The Ariington. Anderson, A. K., Towa, 1025 Vermont ave. Anderson, Jno. 'A., Kans., 1333 G st. LL, Miss., 1589 1 st. n. w. nm, G. A., IIL, 238 North Capitol st. Amold, W. 0., i. 1; Riggs House. ‘Atkinson, L. &, Pa,, 710 11th st. nw. Bacon, Henry, N. ¥:, 1100 Vermont ave. Baker, Chas. ¥., 623 13th st. Baker, Jehu, 1ii., Metropolitan Hotel. Bankhead, J. H., Ala., Metropolitan Hotel. Barnes, Geo. T.,"Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, Barry, ¥. G., Miss, “Metropolitan Hotel Bayne, Thos. M., Pa, 1207 Connecticut ave. n.w. Belden, J. Y., The Arlington. Belmont, Perry, ‘N.¥., 1701 Rhode Isiand ave, n.w. Biggs, M., Cal.,"316 € st. n, Bingtiam, H. H., Pa., 1708 if St. n. w. Blanchard, N. C., Li., 212 North Capitol st, . P., MO., 1436 Q st. Bw. Biss, ‘A. M..'N. ¥., The Ariington. Blount, James H, Ga., 416 6ch st. mw. Boothinan, M. M.: Ohio, 52 B st. me, Round, F., Pa., 2i2 4th'st. se. Boutelle, C. A.) Me., The Hamilton, Bowden, G. E., Va., 1226 14th st. now. Bowen, H. L., Va.."Metropolitan Hotel. Breckiiridge, C. R., Ark., 218 North Capitol st, : 3. P., Ky., Windsor Hotel, National Hotel, th st. n.W. is Tt m. We Brown, Charles E., Obi, 1120 New York ave, Brown, J. K., Va., Metropolitan Hotel, Brown, T. Bunnell, F. C., HB, Va ba, 3 Bi Buckalew, C.K, Pa.,’El Burnes, Jas. N., Mo., Wi! Burnett, £., Mass., 806 17th st. n.w. Burrows, J. C,, Mich., 1416 K st. nw, Butler, R. R.. Teno.. 503 13th st. nw. Butterworth. Ben)., O.. 407 Maple ave., Le Droit P. Bynum, Win, D., Tad., 621 13th st. nw. Caine, ‘tab, 11 Grant Place. Campbell, Feilx, N. ¥., The Arlington. Campbell, J. E., Ohio, 1011 Connecticut ave, Campbell, T. J, N. Y., Congressional Hotel, Candler, A. D., Gal, 1112 H st. aw. Cannon, J. G., Ill, Wiliard’s. cares, J. M., Wyo. 1406 L st. n.w, Carlton, H. i., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, Caruth, A. G., RY., Riggs House, Caswell, L. B., Wis., S06 12th st. n.w. Catehings, T. C., Miss, The Woodmont, Cheadle, J. B., Tad., 413 6th st. nw. Clardy, M.L.,"Mo., 1343 15th st. nw. Chipman, J. L, Mich., National Hotel, Clements, J. jetropolitan Hotel Clark, €. B., Wis, 7216 G st. nw. Cobh, J. E.,’Ala., Metropolitan Hove, Cockran, W. BN. ¥., 1312 N st. Cogswell, Win.,"Mass., 1341 L st. Collins, P. A., Mass., 1325 G st. nw. Compton, Batnes, Md., 1408 H st. nw. conger, E. H., lowa, 1101 K st. n.w. Cooper, W. C, Oblo, 1015 L st. uw. Cothra, Jax's., $.'C., Metropolitan Hotel, Cowles, W. H.H., N.C, National Hotel, Cox, S.'S., 'N. ¥., 1408 XH. ave. mw, Crain, W. H., Texas, 125 B st. se. Crisp, C. F., Ga, Metropolitan Hotel. Crouse, G. W., Onto, Riggs House, Culber-on, D.’B., Texas, Metropolitan Hotel, Cummings, A. J., N. ¥., 507 14th st. nw, Cuteheon, B. M., Mich.; 1409 Massachusetts ave. Dalzell, Jno., Pa., The Arlington. Dargan, G S.C. 603 F st. Darlington, 8. Pa., 1800 Mass. ave, Davenport, Ira, N. ¥., 1606 20th st. n.w. Davidson, A. C., Ala.’ Metropolitan Hotel, Davidson, It H. M., Fla, National Hotel Davis, K. T., Mass.,1337 K st. n.w. Delano, M., 'N. Y., Willard’s Hote), ‘Dibble, Sain'l, S. €., Windsor Hotel, Dingle}, Nelon, 2, Me The Hamilton, Dockery, A. M., Mo., Willaru’s Hotel, Dorsey, Geo. W. E.,'Neb., 1401 K st. nw. Dougherty, Chas, Fla, National Hotel. Dubois, F. 'f., Idaho, 1330 13th st. nw. Dunhain, R. W., lil, 1325 G st. nw. Dunn, Poindexter, Ark., 15196 st. aw, Elliott, William, 8. C., Woodmont. Enloe,'B. A., Tenn, G1 E st. n.w. Dy # East Capitol st, ¥.. 81:5 12th st. mw. M3 Cal, Chamberiln’s, French, C., Coun., 1:44 19th st. n. Fuller, W. E., loWa, 577 N s Funston, & ii, Kans, 905 Gaines, WE, Va, Metropolitan Hotel, Gailinger, Gear, J. H., lowa, The Portiand, W. H., TL, 1114 G st. pow, iuson, Chas. H., Md., Willard’s Hotel, Gifford, O. 8., Dak., 1103 G st. Giass, P. T., Tenn., Metropolitan Hotel. Glover, J. Mo., 1301 Coun. ave, W. + EbbItt House, Hine 8B St. Se, ——* Grimes, f. W., Ga., Metropolitan Hotel, Grosvenor, C.'H., Oto, 1308 F st. Grout, W. W., Vi, 614 13th st, Guenther, Ky Wik, 946 New York ave, Hail, N., Pa.) 1331 G st. nw. PXas, Metropolitan Hotel, ©, Pa., 519 6th st. mw. Hate, W. H..Mo., 1322 G st. ‘nw. Haugen, X. P., Wis, 707 12th si. maw. Hayden, ED.) Mass, 1732 H st. n.w. Hayes, W. 1, fowa, 135 G st. uw. Heard, J. T., Mo., S14 New Jersey 7 Hemphill, J J., 3. C., 13256 st. mw, Henderson, D.'b., lowa, Wormiey’s iloteL Henderson, J. 8. Henderson, Herbert, H. Herman, B., Of T7th st. nw. Miestand, J. A. S27 Pst. nw. Inres, Geo. Willard’s Hotel Hitt, R. K.. HL, 1507 K st. nw, . E, W. Va, pout. Le ba jopkius, SI, Var 13 3d st. ne, Hopkins, 8. T, N.Y. 1508 Ht stnw. Hopkius, A. J, Di, 7228 14th st. Howard, J. G., 1013 Est. 2.1 Hovey, AP. ind., 21 Hudd, "f. R,"Wis.' Hunter, W.G., Ky. Hutton, J.E., Mo. Jackson, O. EFS, Kelley, Wm. D., Kennedy, K. P.; Obio, 1161 K st. aw. Kerr, D., lowa, 20 Grant Place, el nee 3 ~ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... MO Sai Rew Tort even. | Consnrst Coasern - AUCTION SALES. ___ FINANCIAL. : ress ft nicely, but keeps it from wearing out, An ill. fitting OORSRT is expensive at any price, as it will ‘gradually break the material of your basque. posed at ONLY RELIABLE COBSETS KEPT BY US, — aa t . tof WE KEEP CORSETS TO FIT ANYBODY. a3 starPast Siecation afte gk, sed ebould command be RXPERIENCED LADIES TO ADV tax roU| BA yagi! 3 on THI ponitive. ait WHAT CORSET TO WEAR. k Ru Magee ‘ON CON} 9 ‘ALL OUR CORSETS WARRANTED. ‘Thegoode ary wusrantoed In every repre- SUI ‘Any CORSET bought from us that does not give the “Out-of-town ‘oan Dave goods care- ra AND P ‘expected wear will be exchanged on application with- ag, On MONDAY it. NIN: ‘out partey. h10¢ WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, at HALY-PAST FIVE — ‘Ail our CORSETS made in four lengths— tans ak 4m front of th “y SHORT, MEDIUM, LONG, BETEA LONG, "PHOMAS DOWLING, avctioncer. si. SPINOR ESET: rane OF 89. ead the Appended List: SALE BY CATALOGUE OF Borthwesterly frou te eguthwent corner of ‘Windsor Corset (coutil)........... . woven). 4 RARE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 86100 feat thence notthnest eGR TOO Ree, : Maumee east: 40 16-100 fest ton 15 Joos alleys B&G. No. 197 (coutil) BOOKS, gh} 0 feet to 8 Thompson's Nurung Corsis (out. ie 1 83-100 feet north of oer eae orner of . (coutil), white and ecru. Being persone Ge from Edinburgh, TSAO ee tie ee fees of said SLARSICAL AND POETICAL WORKS, etest nde of Connect a sneer the Be COURT AND DIPLOMATIC LIFE, sofineer Gener Ghee of the Covenant. ‘Thompeon’s Glove-Fitting & BIOGRAPRIES AND HISTORIES, notes to bear 6 purser i eanee, m1 end 2, yeare, | De, Warners Health, white and dra. FINELY ILLUSTRATED WORKS, bis eemtnunly and to be eevured by deed of att eg arreaentces C. B. No, 284, white and ecru.. TRAVELS, . on premises, cash, ‘option - | Amd inmclose instalment, > TREATISES ON PAINTING, | Yo74DCiDK gece asoaters cont 2 Koei ot $2 cei rif which wily Seiten to all ioe Stags Miustrated by 190 Fishing from celabeatod piovares | ayn otherwise right roervat tg"resl wih ig | Rrasmecmrartarbecaroertsed +s Dr. Warner's Nursing. gop parry rer aa of such Teale in*soms newanntee oe Baake EM. HORNER, Banker, Fewawearn scons rast agi Guinea Suess Aceries of Original Portraits of Memorable Citizens Thompson's Abdousinal of Edingburgh, drawn and etched pantlageery by Benjamin W. Crombie, '& 0. No. O11. red, ‘Together with many other fare and Valuable Works ‘Thompson's “E” (satteen). Fine Bindings. ‘Thompeon's Curasse ‘To be sold at public anction, it 45 OF LOOMIS SUB oP Lors Bo, 1428 F Street X.¥. P.D. No. 18,short. at my auction rooms, ting 15 feet on tue worth ike ae Shines and ra? P. D. No. 157 (satteen), short. Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, ping beck that width 100 feet, improved ‘by small — err emt ‘aie a Frame houte.” This property, to non-reai- | FORRIGN EXCHANGE. YX AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, APRIL SEC- | eats who have iistructed its to sat tecsae rea GF No. 203 cattenmy, waite OND AND THIRD. 1888, COMMENCING opportunity to obtain property ‘in an sdvanciug io- INVESTMENT SECURITIES » No. MALS -FABy UnYENOteooe: cakes. irene Es OEE ahead ‘Torins cash. Converancing, kext cost of purchaser. | Stocks amd Bonds Bought and Sold or Carried co ready for | A deposit or 10 uired at tale, If B.D. Ka.97 ceatton), white and drab. 278 | aisttbation rmhe7-ot | $y Hot complied with in ten dave the rigut rexcrved | MAnfin. ORDERS executed on the New York Stock, | For Fi 0d oP. ern (cout 275 ‘f0-MORROW. Rewspaper Pal oF yee ee i sous | cn the Chicage Dourd of Trade wn | Line S Soin, andy to Cincianad’-and St ©. P, No. 949, white (satteen). 3.00 “ : Yon Venus ¥o 1 OP. 3.90 | Mpwoaas DOWLING, auctioneer. mh20-dkde Attorney for pariics in tatercat,_ | Direct Wires to the Offices of PR — LARGE, AND CHOICE “COLE! EveR- | [)UNCANSON Bros. A: BENBY CLEWs ORK, Ph 610 19th st, nw. ©. P. No, 952, black....... 3.50 | MOREENS SUITABLE POR” PARRING COME. =e ee Wichmond Plats, SF, satin, $90) SEBS nice neuACING MAGNOLIAS, alo: | **ESTHEN BSI TWA GON” GROPERTE Te anate 700 11th st. 2.7, a ne 4 iY at “TRE | pi TL! i350" Boe We haves lot of SOiLED CORSETS in odd size at] PBULE TREES, SUCH AS, peahsand| fail OF Lor witiiRR fre cinh pels FRILADELPHIA, CHICAGO, AND BOSTON. Ti, 126 14th st. 420.0 pair. Worth $1 and $1.25. Ehy of ia soun Gaol eictolgpone TERGEoTION SEB aTRED | et a & }., Oto, itt House. ‘TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, APRIL THU 1888, v1 Ct SiREET AND ViR- 0. W. COBSON. TREY, Hrie, Cauandaurua Kori but Ni i ery WE FEEL VERY GRATEFUL Sommencing af ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at muss NANENUE CROs TRRO, On 1 a are J Bieniber SY Sisck'ex. | 20-00, pau daily gxrevn Natuindays wit House. Tothe Washington Ladies for their immediate re- | omibact nuns. * choice collection of theabove- | DRED FEET AND IN. IN VIEW OF THE For Oiltignaet ok Bee. Ke ¢ Hamilton. sponse to our invite to our SPRING OPENING OF | none Pan _ = NAN GROUNDS @ TL HAS ABOUT cE EE Le ae | Pag, dally. sucept Sunstay = = Si OSM INCAN! s CSAND PERT Pi x NI A | New York a: Fat Hice, Edina. 029 10th st. om TADInS” WitaPs, [READY-MADE DRESSES, ond JP PRANSON BROS, Auctioneers IROSEV ALE SQUARE Fhoit BELT git Pankers aud Desiers in Guverumon: Bonds ea ay hie aS Tie te + fa 28 Delaware ave, 28, Seana pragma na sansa evens, | COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, | py sitisiates deste ah Mabiecid beset Denosim Fachange. Loane. Collections Tigo bm. Limited prmoes ot Bagh Oh at Rowers, J fin. Ark, 1902 ae news and although we sold ever so many of there articles we Commpeising” the District, of ‘Coluiubie, “sittiug in eat cutee Ractastes of toe tes Rania Bates ee cnimuy 22 A daily, except Sundag. Howel, Past ‘Congressional Hotel — Position to show you many more styles thathave | PARTOR, QROUBER, LIBRaRy " pINING-RooM | fomplainaveand Pislip f. Ferris otal Cocemene and Baltimore bought and sold.” fon witout bi 2.00 p.m. every day. Rowland, A.’N. G. 113 40 st he, berets ‘OTHER FURNITURE, be. BreLenat £2 THURSDAY AFTERNOON APRIL | poodwand all Local tallsoad, Gas insures, cod Tals | SOM ns Sick tat Se ea reine comet ge Russell, ¢”A., Gond., The Hamilton. SPRING SHAWLS and SCARFS for LADIES. | stock oF BooTS ANO°RHOES, DRY GooDs, | Pemisen ail the followin’ described Teal exiate ant | “Ross wtoee Seni | Bee dirt Seamer on treet sowing Russell, J. Ey Mass., The Arlington mi ig eas Hbtod in guid District Co wit: All that part cf tot See Mat hemetsenh ee 298 | pee) ae eek Sawyer J. GN 39 Grane Plate, ‘wore imported by us, you won't see any other house | ~™ ONE Te MEOM IE MAY ee | eer i. DRY_ GOODS. Say. FO, 11-40 am. 500. 4 100° :00, 10.00, Sayers J. D., Tex. 719 11th st. n.w. show aimnilar styles. ‘AT AUCTION od tence eautwardly with Vinvinie aveaus ti feetS | Bag ET root cae Prise Se cig cy eabah ee oS FOESDAY MORNING, aPAIL THIRD, ot TEN | laches Degisuing, containing 3.868 square | A4A8TER Orexrxa. fad 1140 oy YO, 34h dtd es Seney, G. B.’Ohio, 1338 G st é: L at tger sie abe pl em a ‘Terns of sale: One-third cash, the balance is SEATON PERRY. aa 0, 10, 10-06, and 11°20 pan. On Sup: shaw, Ft d.- Nationa Wotsh ne ie ae Peer et ah toma Sar (uccensor to Patt © Bao.» | See aN aon 2 bits AOR Shernian, 8. X.Y. ‘The Fortand, Sapa nen agp Se iti fen Guys utter Uae dag of ale ot which OPEN ON FASTER MONDAY THE ~taTesT | Flt sunday pagpentetas ae Simmons, F. M., N. C., Metropolitan Hotel. TRUSTEES’ SALC OF VALUABLE USIMPROVED | silconh. at option Uf purchaser. ‘Decree ot cote ae Sew Palin cOMBINAiION MCITS || FetAnnarolis20.and 9.00 am. 32.05.4 Pt Smith, Henry, Wis, 116 C st-ne PROFERTY ON 10TH BIRRET, BETWEEN R | thorizes trustee to sell property as a whole of in wep EW FRENCH DRESS PABBICS. UR: plea sechercemmetemmmans acres ‘Smith, M. A., Arizona, 717 14gh st. n.w. AND 8 NORTH WES’ Fatelote Purchaser to detray cost of conveyancing. NE ALINE SILKS ALEXANDRIA" AND FREDERICKSBURG Snyder, C. P’, W. Va., Na ‘Hove, By ne of « deed of trust to us, dated June 27, | If terms of sale are not complied with within ten days ws SILKS, WAX, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH Sowded, Writ Pa Bo on HO 18N5, and’ Guly ‘Teoorded tn Libor’ Na 118 fot | after the day of ‘ale ths trustee reserves the lit to EW SURAM SILKS. ONG Spinola, F. B., N. ¥., The Arlington. $90, st soa. one of “he land records for tho Distric | Fesell the property at the risk and cost cf the detanlt- | 5 NEW GRENADINES | gor Ny Oat, oaren Spooner, H. J., Ii. 1.) Riggs House. thereby we wil oes for aieris thee Se thee | Hoof such resale iu some newspaper publican | @ EROLUSIVE DESIGNS" IN FINEST FRENCH |} ag $30 $: ncher Wek Ye Wetaoat ispea Agta geraps ear op seek: | Rute gc, Abr of te Real Baie Bit | O87 FNS; wove tres 1x rat. sTisrED AXD Des bss, careateaten Steele, G. W., Ind.,’Rizgs House. scribed real estate in the city of Washington, District SMALL, Trustee, | PLAIN SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. pag ty ge tte ee Su ir ‘Ly Wis, 1390 F st. sf ,Columbia, to mit: Lote numbered, forty-one (41), mb31-dkds __ 623 Fatnw. | | SEW BLOCK PRINTED end 6-01 pan. daily, exonpt sunday, Sh Stewart Chas, Wei itty Site otal oe ae eee {igen eatin cath ce ied sain | BY DUNO Se SBE MERIRDEED OTN ST ee Te aera ices ; cracen enn ere un cxz insane, — | "Berm omni my lame onan | PHUREP'ALE OF THORS ap nane.| "Atari A Stone, WJ, Ky. 1st Hen "| = |_mns0 “__ | sFiicperchasce mrurl be given totearinteretacts | SOMEET,, BECWEEN E AND F ‘STiinis Sew ts Stone, W: J.,’Mo.,210 North Capitol st, (6) percentum per anvwn from day of sale, payable | pe virtue ote a CEUDDA SHAWLS. Struble, iS, Towa, 20 Grant Plc Seni annuali, aud gocured Uy deed of rust) ou the | 1030, jolie ade et sea ceed Melee eee AS | sew COLORS TY SEE SHAY Bc \ | Ridin, Shere orders canbe Deft for the cher kitat uf peta rr Couriers eetigaa vane of pli evretateae ak | Be fardae mutt Sy, os iitaurateg: | SE SPLRERS A ROuLASiEerase | CHASE tat om Ma Taulbes WB nee le a evvgale: all, conveyancing at a oat ee tert wo will Soll st pablic| KEW I NS ‘CHALLIS. General Manager. m9} Gen. Passnjgor Agent, Taulboe, W, Fi, Ky. 800 A st ne. cont Terni of aule co be complied ith inter dae EPI DAY OF APs B. Tesch | moualng SSCNS’ IN PRINTED ENGLISH | Po atriMORE AND ONTO RAILROAD ‘Taylor, J. D.. Ohio, The Hamilton. — Fisk and cost of defaulting purchaser atter five days’ Mt. the pep pe nine inches by |“ ANDEKSON'S SCOTCH TENNIS SUITINGS. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT § Thomas, Q. St. KY, Wilard’s Mivertacmeat en Maun oost ee aac go sian ey pales | SEW ENQUIRE COSTUME CUQTHA Os wno) IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887, J. By HL, 835 P st. nw, 3 196 F 9 Came ee toe | cls AD | LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, COR Fhomas 0: By Wists S3¢ Te cites THE SPRING STOCK OF FINE CLOTHING FOR] _., 4.,, JOB BARNARD, OOUSthst. nw, eCity back buliding brick Bouse: No.3 33h ew INPOUTED wutTE Goops, 7OF SEW SURGE AY Ne A ts a pson, vee North Cay — . VELTIE! ANDKERCHIEFS, ] - wont, = Fhompson, 7 1 Cal, 1136 17th s, nw ee ED eet Sw" THE ADOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC-| ewo'sears att per cout fee Seong veal An Fay NEW PAST BLACK” HOSIERY. on a . Dy nw. gount of the weather, un Of sale, payable semi-annually, 21 ured s. ry ‘Toole, J: K:, Mont, 1520 1st. nw. een cnc Cea ‘THIRD. 1888. - Seed of trast on the promises, or ail cau atoponet | “LATEST SHHNCH Sy peOuSELS. 6 Tracey Chari 4" SUES 8 3 a es Hall 44 mner-tuthamite 32h RARAMAE'S Trot | porters, te ation tet cna aeaaeestey | SHARE ANE OSE cenora ‘Turner, E. J., Kans, 151 8.8 ha MH oe and cost of defaulting purchaser, after advertise OO ee ERS CELEBRATED MOURN. Turner, HG, Ga. dit atest ee 00 AAS BK He tT | JJONCANSON BROS. Auctioneers for ive days in kyonibe Sta onverancing-acrat | Fabeice >’ 48D PHIESTLE'S oo | rr ance, K. J, Conn., 00s 14th st. B.w, SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR BUSINESS OR BUILD. a TSAAC LS JOUNSON net ine of sile. | G2 YLALN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. | advipinin 1-00 an Yandever, W.. Cal, Willar’s gate a ING PURPOSES CORNER OF SL AND FIRST Gkoner Faakers ‘DAWSON,| Trustees. Perry Building, Feamayivenisene: fcr a renee Giang Waste Tet 209 Est. mw. OTH AND ¥ STREETS, STREETS NORTHEAST, NOW OCCUPIED mh19-eokds Estabbalied 1840. ———— 3 w é 0. ee ease Site FREY BY ONE HUSDRED ASD TWERTY F[t0MAS DOWLING, Auctoucer. P. ¥ iam, 'Mo., W " COMPLETE AND WILL REPAY YOU AN| oo! Ft Eanay AFTERNOON, APRIL THU —9 C. Cc iow, 130 ation ee ne, INSPECTION, awe ee feat ay SERS oF EGHIEE Gnas was 3. BAN. Ye 7eh tte LOTS 49, 50, AND 51, SQUARE 711. EXCAVATORS WITH TWO Lcoubs WOLD, a eo, Xe. a 1th Bef Our line of SUITS FOR BOYS from to 18 in aim. | feretey/ou ston" 140 feet on Iatatreet east and 129 | HALE OLDENG | rave opened a lot of Elecant CANTON CREPES, in Tstatfonm, betworn Washington att BelX, vheeler, J., Ala, 1325 M gt, U.w. from om perwitiroblen acbetcooathion Beautiful Floral designs and Choice Colorit 12:19. 3-90, 4-40, 6-43 ‘wood yard), ther with office, sales, shedding, f¢ i — 9 5:39. 3:08 Wytue 2 Bi Ind 807 1th, Be, ply immense and eclipses all our previous efforts, Ing, and railroad siding. Tuts property can be watiaed | EEYELERS, RO! ARROWS, SHOV-| Magnificent Stock of Printed INDIA SILKS, in Ye 8.0 an, 1-30, SS Whiting, 3." aici. 1387 Pe. nw In SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR MEN Character, haviug Fallroad tecliltice for shipy ak 0. Tease sae yolitan Brauch, 16 35 amy Une Wt Masse Forsed, ——_|andriioeo compere tarorauy with any tn te | Seer suger tata oceania | onan, canta, GEER. wacoxs mannese | SENOiLinttshinesd eeeiisciemeanie: | ita aed iba" foe stance it W.c Ebbitt House, present or the two tnake the prop- si Snchulansighen. vi abd 15-90 pau. Py Wickham, C. P., Ont Om ne District, while we guarantee the prices to be 25 per | erty susceptible of Sac ‘building pur- | on MONDAY, FEBROLKS Just opened lot of New BLACK MOIRE SILKS, in | "#08. 4 a jv 8 AY, FEI WENTIETH. 1868, at | “For Gaithersburg and interrsediate pointe, 19:30 .. Wiking, Bertoni Are cent below those of any other house in the elty, Sad niresta, cod be oa aed ab th fires state Resorvotr, back of Howard Universite willecl wie | Printed MOWATR to beautiful designs. “Bue ods si iutirmedit® stations, 17:00 poms Wilson, W.1., W. Va., 1008 N st. new, We make » specialty of SUITS OF A CLERICAL | tain permits for that purpose. «| Se 2 100 Pieces Newest Devigns in Fine 129-00 ie w ‘ibm . t. A A a Towhich have been added . FRENCH SAT- | “Church traius leave Washington on Sunday only. Wilkinson Tee dase Bewareate ne, | CUT arian neavca coat butane donigents | arhelce longa phe wider ye mere | TEENS rx 2A0 an, curving st Al stots "on Metropolan Wittlams E 6. Ohio, 20 North Capitol st. Sent oteret fro 0, of pale pap sblo set annually | “"SriGhiNa 9 TONS 300 POUNDS BIAMEGER | 100 Pieces Pinene SCOTCH GINGMaMS toe ERICK, 18:40 am, 12:20 pan, 15:30 Hooibur W. Aer ase nw, wo'TaounLE To emow eoope = | seni wale Aommcaneicee | SUMS | ean ae eA Hee thsonnaant pane ~ ° é a - w SD UN 20 "a Youre Ghmes ans Bouse ar cheew cig, rar become its nn dss | sono cecauen, maki PATENT, WITH EN- in don Cc Se a ‘Yost, Jacob, Va, 814 11th st. ‘nw. ‘oueee eee tan oe ort of the defaulting purchaser after ve days! public diegosce Age -— Ayal sialereqen OFFIcENS OF THR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, | 9 9 Ad Hon aa EOE Washinton, D.C. DUNCANSON BROS, FIFEY-THREE, TONS STEEL RAIL, WEIGHING BU ear yon jouw Giarnsclereiamere ee | 8,8 ek Bh BH Bd | eae Avsihicon | hn Witduiie S'20ubs PEPE" | ane we oie PENA Av Sapna ree en T. O. Towles, ‘Assistant Clerk, 1527 Corcoran st.| °° 4 4 a4 - EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F Street. | FIFTY DUMP CARS OF 5" FEET GAUGE, HOLD- = ol Paitimore, for, ws $30 Joba P. 1 Sergeant-at-Arms, 13 18t st. n.e, as ING 24 YARDS EACH. E - ‘A. B. Hurt, Doorkeeper, 200 Tat st ne, mh30 COR TENTH AND F STS. | THUSTEF’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE order of G. PETERSON & Co. Jouxsox, Gansex & Co W. H. Nichols, Assistant Doorkeeper, 119 st. se, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 8 STREET NORT! THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. trate Pa Fan paion, Postmaster, 249 N- Capitol st, STREETS. West, KNOWS AS Ra 1s10 3 rn ae aw fe it Postmaster, 1513 10th at. ee EE pee, pased uid) MONDAY. ARCA IWELETEE Wess, ‘We would call your attention toa new line of RRS rtue of @ earin nega | He Ginmmae Goa 2 oh. DART. order: . PETERSO! LADIEy Eno aeeein eee ae ae Sra EN erat eel | BU Dinan, aeZEO™ REL] TAD oe Year-old bigamist, was sentenced by Judge Arnold 1888, fn acause pending iu, said courtenimbered iy | ONE BARN, 100x13\9 TEET BiGH pop Bs 4 — TOM VE Ts. in Philadelphia, last week, to nine months 1n th Faulty 10858) aid at the Fequest of the party secured | HOUSE OVER CHG 3320.0 FEET HIGH. BLUE. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. county prison.” Cullen was married ten guthne py suid deed of trast, 1 will soll, at, public auction, in | HOUSE ON TRUMBULL STREET, 14116, DYFEET | Deantiful tine SILK AND ALLWOOL DRESS | ZyoToMAC TRANSYOKTATION LINE Camden by ator a's Sunday, and within & A ee Ae a | eocen seen renew ae hake? BO ye ters ns tony ot 2 ee ler young girl by a designate ‘he round piat or plan of Weahington | ,f7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 NED IX cox. | Newline HENRIETTA CLOTHS, 50c.ana7é<. | Whar every SUNDAN, at pa River cfty es lot numiberes : D Sail Ere att be Eolemuntzed by the Reve, Bo siege age, was fare numbered ouehundredand thirty-two (lisy. | 1 WENT Y-SIXTH, eae hour and pisces ‘Hi | BLACK AND COLORED SILK RHADAME Morne | “Forturiber SERS Sethe Tepe Wise eee Pee of Camden, midloeirontinw 1 frekou Sstrect and raanine beck | 7 Hy order ‘GrPETERGON & 00. | SILKS, ac, ac. STEPH Soy & nro. been’ questioned recently, inasmuch as hehas mo Sfovreeecy teens balltine eoeteisien yoeterse © |= Toone DO NEENO Al + gubiaite | 36-inch ENGLISH SUITINGS, 2 % ab RTD. c regular caureh connectot, having been ‘about two qetorma of sale: ‘one-third Set, talance iu oue and | , 62” THE ABOVE ALE 18 AGArx ROSTPONED | eeric AND —— 1 arching soruccteagg!——-nghecendleenapcatsad pposed Troms ‘the. ‘years, er cont, payable sei. quence of the storm ua |UKSDAY, MES’ FRENCH SATTEENS. Btewnen LEARY Jeeves Washington ministry of the aunually, secured by deed of on remisea, Fi ‘iH, same ‘and place. — ico tae Rptecopa ‘Sauce Armaid fold orail'caah, at obtion of purchaser. “A devosit of By onder of ‘G: PETERSON & co. | CROCHET BED SPREADS, 7c. €1, $1.25. Metoarser JANE mused sodaf and Thursday fact, a civil contract. by persins hava ye $100 required ‘at tune of wale, and all conveyancing | THOMAS DOWLING, Auctiosieer. mh26-dts = at pam. and Sunday at 4 so contract. 1, fs 3 good marriage ita faan writes complied with in seven diya otherwise the Trustee | JVHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. oe RCT RATE TE —— ihe Point going andewtaree Suroman in roland, saying, Ie oa will cowe to Fesere the sieht to reall at the rink aod cou of d= | cermwrs sare oy VaLvaste Bat. rerare,| PAI AND FANCY STRAW MATTINGS. ‘flossiey landa at Cormfield Harbor going and retar Taare is no nese of aclergyman or a magistrate in'The Evening Se atl WADpOR. KNOWN A9 NO 410 KBTREET ROGTE ESE ae _ peg je marriage 18 Just a8 valid io & 22 OX, Trasten, at vate ¢ivil court oa criminal court.’ ‘Tae Camden min- ihvnad nscadsosne seoeiehien JORNSON, GARNER & CO,, fas es ister, whether commissioned by the chureh or not, = = ——=$ had as muca right to perform this marriage a$ ARGE UNIMPROVED PROPER’ IN KEN- Day oF | _mb30 630 Pa ave., near 7th st Gko: k tye ertorms the Martie {UCKY “AVENUE, NEAM PENNSYLVANIA | Aeduii te gt HALE-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. | = ageis merely a certiner and not & party to the eee none MARON of Wanninytoo. Bra: Phat part of original ot uum.bored New Srnrxe Goons. iL ERNOON, | MARC! hee (3), in square Duubered five hundred aud ~é 1° ra for mercy was then made, but Judge TREE rari Bee a ILL O'CLOCK, woRSD | (SIS) Tetntained “within, the. following incts and | giigresust received « full ine of SPRING DRESS | snag 7x, siren wharf daly cts Arnold sald: “am here todo my duty and 1 sen eet 18, BQUAKE 1063, bounds: Be A GOODS, comprising Black Faille Francais, Peau de | Y7%,' going to doit. There sno use ti ting 5 feet 0% incl Ke from the southwest corner | Sole, and Muscott Silks, Black Satin Duchess, and | 10 o'cloct Even. This bay marned two girls: aad wWhated oe Hraveragedenih ofabuut 183 fect toa SdTogtaiey: | Shendlotand ramping thence with ‘the live Of suid | Surah tlle allgradea, China Sis and Chalten in | Suga Ss marry two more. There ts no knowing when be This lot ‘S-toot alley ou the north and a'30-fovt | auplee sith cand sanenes, north, st riebt | great variety. {Wool Suitings, Wool Combinati ons | as aes. woud have Cullen, stand “up. Nine alley onthe ‘west, and’ can ‘readily be subdivided. in | jmiies "its a four (fet: Miche sean tt) | Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens, ail widths Dam MAC RIVER LANDINGS months in the county prison.” Several uullalus Tots The section hes ‘and is rapidly | (20) to an ay 90. thence weet twenty-one | ask Table Cloths and Napkins to match, Hem Stitched pA A cel a eee noe an and ee ey at eee | (Fh) feet: thence south, one hundred and forty-six | Linen Sheets, and Pillow Apc ih, st, whact on MORDATS, A Letter from Se: yw Easter. Branch (146) feet and eleven (11) inches to the of begin- j0ok 1 ON ‘URDAYS at 7 am. scart llr ryrd = hing, toxether with the improvements be ‘BuO. £ Co. ‘BUND: ‘Senator Ingalls has written to Railroad Commis- ne ‘of mb1-2m ‘ad BUNDAY p.in, touchingst ii Fae Fat. | inpees fares Nowint Oreck. van sg of eters 0. can nes | irereaespomeer otk Saeco seat town | MER aa | ee nee es 2880; balance of purchase money cash, Conveyancing | frame stable ou ‘of lots 30 foot alles ule, JOHN 7 et purchasers cont” Adoposit, LC "9100 required at | “he Terma of salou: One tied tintassheae | MEDICAL, é&. ck aco Sthcrwine Fight reacted to resell at risvandcort'ot | MOREY Sea aud the balance tn four equal naalmente | ©. 4 ee es Such re-sale mr eome newspaper published in Weskings fon, D.C. Title good or nosale., = mues UNGANSUN BROS., Auctioneers, Sa” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IX CON. ve wi ‘Stover Greene, of Kansas, the following letter: “The democracy and their allies have misrepresented me and endeavored ‘to break the force of my arraignment by personal assaults and by distortion of my language. Every map Of intelligence knows that all Hancock ‘and McClellan “were "Hot as solalene, sss ot some Sprask semua et DEB pst toy tate Later enn STEAMERS. heey if with ton days from’ the day of sais Ganbeees Has BEEN CONTRADICTED T B60 nd Bh. i cetag eaaane © | LuBtcr itd oe agercesiien eres | grants Mets A, Peas ence of weather until THURSDAY, ‘APRIL FIFTH, AD. 1886 at eame Dour and piace” mn0-dads INGANSON BEOS. Seon on eta. | porves , cause he must be elected by RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REALESTATE | “uust-ends FOUNSTOR, Physician inthis city. Ladies, you can | Soe" ‘Agente, New York. GEO. W. MOSS, ey ow ae ond Sewer eras | Et are ea ics as 4 < z DED FEET, INCLUDING TH! or singie. ‘yeary’ exjerienor aleas the republican party has th BRIGk DWELLING NU. 303 16; RuETRORIE- | Dowr Rure Sromacus ae Paine a Bora Ger daw they wil tail, as, piDaar aid by virtue of acertain, dood of trast gu | «.ts snakes sume geattion teveintions ce wo ee a Mereet ont nites ered 7 Titer Ro 1a 3 Dusit of bere sold here, iz the manufacture of which | power ‘ktparcavavor to the whole svete, Malese Wim. 4, Bord, an ox-inspector of customs at san eee Polsonous substitutes are used. Among tis claseso | [EAD AND BE WISE—DE- Bsr Fcc inited ot aie aL | Secpermegare a Seneca | Maz Aemate taenreeec ae testined last w i tiie eed the Chucintati | Sp4 wall ruarantes a care fa all casee of private, Court in that city, im Kiown ry to, ig.astatement of | $f men and Pe a Tico and E, A. Mc! ‘two meade Green the othe ‘of the Depart- wv gen Aga . ised tae = b samen Spas = | ERE ie aera Py soling puntrets of carelbeneas “Terms of sale: One-half cash, and the balance in at. mali they procured ‘San Francisco wel Tmonthn, for walel the mote a . 0. of Chris, Moerlin's LEON 6 PILLG, who were tryed by the officers to pretend Shins tobe piven serine interest aa atnat oats | Soot, fhe Ques of Bosra: Sa | D* ss 'PER BOX. wanted to go back to their native country. at the rate: of six vazable Tete et ee ee ana fii tonny Sadness on recetptnt prion, gideans oh nd ho peu-enuuaily, unto aot | € Minna Mast week tn, the Welch Vilaseermtieal | store 30, the’ purchase" Novares, bel, “rial, Welch, the defendant, tes: | full mame and sddress of the sender, Iwill give: ae A eoan of 8 ei ee ee Soe life wath tothe interview with Wi pitt 4676 fol-drees suit for the largest nam- of se to Se ied Baby Coaches, Baby Coaches, Bicycles, Tricycles, that when the’ affaics of the etunet Madissa | Sa. a 950 Prince albert auit for the ext the Toropecty ‘Velocipedes. Wagons. Wood and Willow-ware, ‘Mutual Insurance were settled up he largest number. EE advertiae Mutua Company, Bent ‘nowepapers tm the Dis- | See our patent Baby Coaches, form Bedstead, Cradle, {tiles rook $145 000 of the surplus ‘Then, accord: | "s4.'A 935 Business Buitfor the third largest | wit of o ‘Baby apd Patior Coach. ” ‘These Suits will be mede ‘measure of Simmanaeettatgae ne rie| | Semele Minseapolis: “Newopapers The testuciony @. WARFTELD SIMPSON, ven in the Cy EXPERT IN TROUSERS, 1s talse ene ‘mh21-mwas-lm . Cor. Oth and G ste, mw. lished a ‘in 1881, the So as sane era Comme Br Gus (Om hand and for sale, WASHINGTON GASLEGNT COMPANY. i