Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1890, Page 6

CITY A D_DISTRICr. & Every one who wants to hire help or find « situation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire Lonres or rooms, find work or workers, borrow cr lend money, or offer or find bargains of any kind, should use and consult the second and third pages of Tae Star. They constitute a perfect daily history and directory of the minor needs and activities of this community, and ach new advertisement therein is as well worth reading as any other department of the paper. COMMISSIONER RAUM CENSURED. Minority Report of the House Investi- gating Committee. * The minority report of the House committee charged with the investigatiou of Pension Com- missioner Raum has been made public, though the majority will not be ready to report before next session. The minority report complains of the refusal of the commissiouer to produce books and papers that might throw light on the charge that refrigerator stock was sold to Pen- sion Office employes and states that, notwith- standing the sweeping assertion of the commis- sioner that the lists he did produce contained the names of all the stockholders, it appeared from Mr. Smyser’s testimony that other per- sons not named did own stock. Therefore re- gret is expressed that the commissioner felt it necessary to withhold from the committee and the public the best possible evidence on the point. PRADLEE-zanvEa asp THe REFRIGERATOR CoM- PANY. It is stated furthor that it was not until near the close of the investigation that the minority discovered that there was a subsidiary refrig- erating company organized by Gen. Raum, Bradiey Tanner and other persons uot named, Bradley Tanner received no pay for his services from the corporation, but was promoted auring the period of these servicey by Gen. Raum, with an increase of salary from $1,600 to £1,800, without the assignment of any new dutics. ‘The report adds: “We very much regret that Gen. Raum ha: considered it necessary to play upon the di tinction without a differcnee in nomenclature only to withhold and conceal the real status of his refrigerating company and the relation of Bradley Tanner thereto, We declare fora full FROM WASHINGTON TO LISBON. Jadge Batcheller the Newly Appointed Minister to Portugal. The President did a wise thing this weck, so say the many friends of Judge Geo. S. Batch- elier, in appointing bim to the important post of minister to Portugal. and the Senate did an equally wise thing in promptly confirming his » ion, Judge Batcheller has now served 'y a year and a quarter as assistant secre- tary of the Treasury with marked ability and to the grevt satisfaction Secretary Windom and the President, but ho was not exactly sat- ixfied with the duties of that office; some of the details were burden- some and he had a vague longing to get back into the more fa- | miliar atmosphere of judicial and legal life, amid which he had been trained as a public serv- ant. In some way or | investigation of this branch of the subject and other this condition of | !ament the conduct of a public oiicial who in- affairs came without | Yokes the fine technicalities of criminal law to screen himself from proper investigation, and to hide from pubie view the details of a busi- ness which is being conducted from one of the government bureaus, and concerning tho character of which so many and such damag- ing charges have been made.” TUE COMPLETED FILES ORDER. The report recites at length the circum- stances connected with the adoption of the ‘completed files system” and the indorsement 000 by Mr. Lemon, the pension agent,who was soeking to have this system adopted. Comment is made upon the evidence that the gps gery files” order was made January 6 last, and that on the following day Lemon became the surety of Commissioner uum for $12,000 and that the arrangement for borrowing this money was made at the Pension Office, the knowledge of Judge Batcheller to the ears of the President. who at once began to search JUDGE VATCHFLLER. fora vacant office that would prove a promotion. He found it the other 4: within the past week—at the court . and as soon as he came to a conclu- ch was on Monday. he summoned Judge Batcheller, who was quite unaware of what was impending, and asked him if he would neeept the post. He convinced the judge that the change would be a benefit and that it was intended as a recognition of his efficiency and the much-astonished ofticial promised to sleep on the question, The next morning he noti- fed the President of his willingness to go to Yortugal and that day his nomination was sent vision has yet been reached as to his suc- jor in the ‘Treasury CONCLUSIONS REACHED. In conclusion the report reads: “Thus it ms to us that the Commissioner of Pensions 6 not properly esteemed the delicate duties and serious responsibilities of his great oflice; nor has he measured up tothat high standard of patriotic consideration for the public sor- vice which should prevail in this department, adjudicating the disbursements of nearly one- third of the entire revenues of the government, The Pension Office ia altogether too sacred a place for the development of the personal thrift and enterprise manifested in this record. It was established that the nation might properly care for those to whom it owes a gratituds too sacred for trifling. It is a monument to the munilicence of a grateful people and its hun- dreds of employes should be ministers of mercy, not stock gamblers, That a place thus hallowed should have been used for stock job- bing or epeculation, converted into a spawning place for corporations and « stall for barter- ing doubtful patents is a reflection upon our government.a degradation of the public service which we think cannot be too strongly con- demuned.” MIGHT HAVE. STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES. Sixty-ninth Session of the Medical De- partment, Columbian University. A large audience of students and others at- tended the opening exercises last evening of the sixty-ninth sossion of the medical and den- tal departments of the Columbian Universi Une of the features of the occasion was the at- tendance of students of both sexes. The dean . Dr. AF. A. King, made the an- nonncements in regard to the winter course of lectures. DR. LEE OPPOSED TO ALL DOGMAS IN MEDICINE. Dr. Wm. Lee, professor of physiology, then delivered an interesting introductory lectur2, which was devoted to a reviow of the study of | physiology and the progress made during the | past thirty years. The lecturer referred to the fact that the college was opposed to all dogmas edicine and as not countenancing any who hemselves homeopaths, allopatha, or by any other term which is restricted in its appli- cation. He criticised severely those who allow a school label of any kind to be attached to them. He took Halicr, called the father of modern physiolog his exponent of the teachings of today. It was said of Haller that he caretully abstained from all opinions founded tucrely upon speculative grounds and deducted his general principles exclusively from experi- ment and observation. ADVANTAGES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN WASH- INGTON. Washington, he said, had its workers in the past in Sewall, the first professor in the college | —an appointment of 1821—in his refutation of | the pseudo science phrenology; in Beaumont, WORSE, President Curtis on Republican Admin- istration of the Civil Service Law. Georgo William Curtis of the National Civil Service Reform League delivered his annual address at the preliminary meeting of the league last night in Boston. Mr. Curtis in his address said: “It is undeniable that in passing a tariff bill the republican party has kept its promise, It is equally undeniable that in tho general partisan pillage of the civil service the republican party has broken its promise. This is not to say that nothing has been done who lyre Pep’ honorary degree — the | nor that the reform law has been either grossly college, the only degree in medicine that he is | yj 1 i credited with, in his world-famed researches in | lated or generally disregarded. It is only saying that the party cannot honestly claim the confidence of civil service reformers, ‘The law indced might have been repealed, as republi- can Representatives in Congress and republican journals have desired. But it is still a law. The commission might have been paralyzed, but it remains cfticient and alert. Mr. Roosevelt, whose fidelity and zeal cannot be questioned, assures us that {2 per cent of employes who were appointed in the classified service under the late democratic administration still hold their places and that the law has been fairly enforced. Congress, also, after some republi- can opposition, has granted the commission five additional clerks with salaries amounting to $6,600.” a A Row tn Jackson Alley. George Wilson and his sister Lou are resi- dents of Jackson alley, but this morning their temporary home was in tho Police Court. They were charged with disturbing tie quiet of the alley in which they reside. Frank Jordan, an digestion by the hving stomach in his servant and patient, Alexis St. Martin, who, having re- ceived a gunshot wound in the abdomen, was for years the subject of investigations through su openiag in his stomach, and in others of later date. As for today,while the college itself felt the great need of more perfect laboratory advantages. ail around it in the great depart- ments of the government work was going on and facilities were offered to the earnest Student in the great hbrary of the Army Medical Departme in its museum—in the Agricultural Department, in the - National Museum and in the Naval Museum of Hygiene, which went far to the deficiency in the lab- work of the college itself, and which, with the hospital and dispensary clinics. would fill well the working hours of the day time, while the evenings were devoted to lectures and college instruction. THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT. Prof. Lee was followed by Prof. Thompson of the dental faculty, who, after explaining the absence of the essayist, Dr. Finley, who was called out of the city, gave a synopsis of absent member of the household, was accused the work accomplished by the dental depart- | having struck George's sister Lou and ment in the four years of its existence. In the | @°Tse Claimed that he tried to protect her. ‘The proof against him was that he threw a hatchet at Frank. This he denied. Sister Lou was called and she said: “He certainly did throw de hatchet.” Lawyer Hewlett told the court that George was not bright in his upper story; that he was frightened Ly a snak “No,” interrupted George's mother, “he was frightened by a dog before he was born and he ain't right.” George told his version of the affair and at the end of every sentence he said, "like dat.” aud Judge Miller fined him $5 “‘jes’ de same,” , Sister Lou was discharged, es Bicycle Officers Elected. At the regular meeting of the Crescent Cycle Club last night, at the residence of L. I. ‘Tay- lor, 531 7th street southeast, the following ofti- cers were elected: President, L. B. Taylor; treasurer, Chas. Terry; secretary, John 8. iery; captain, Ed Terry; first lieutenant and chronicler, J. C. Tappan; second lieutenant, C. H. Cauiticid, The club has rented a+ cozy set of rooms at No. 412 5th street southeast, —_ The Fairfax Monument. The monument to the confederate dead dedi- cated at Fairfax Court House, Va, yesterday, as stated in the correspondence of Tux Stan, was the work of Mr, J. T. Manning of this city, Itis inthe form of a granite obelisk, thirty feet high and of symmetrical proportions, The material is Kichmond granite. —— Increase of Population in Virginia." The count of the population of the second census district of Virginia, by counties, was completed at the Census Office yesterday, with the following results: Amelia county 9,029, decrease 1,318; Appomattox 9,550, decrease 550; Brunswick 62, increase 455; Buckingham 14,351, decrease 1,189; Charlotte 15,039, de- 6. hesterticld 26,157, increase 1,072; 453. decrease 1,087; Dinwiddie Fiuvanna 9,498. decrease 9,946, decre: 346; Halifax increase 840; Henrico 103,775, increase Lewenburgh 11,337, decrease 198; Mech- tenburg 25,320, increase 710; Nottoway 11,566, increase 410; Powhatan 6,776, decrease 1,041; Prince Edward 14,680, increase 12. Total for district, 1890, 363, 1830, 345,025; net in- crease, 12,204, or 5.28 per ceut. ‘The populations of the principal efties and towns in the district are given as follows: Manchester 9,229, increase 3,500, or 61.09 per cent.; Petersburg 23,317, increase 1,661, or 7.67 per cent.; Richmond 80,838, increase 17,238, or 27.10 per cent, course of his remarks he dwelt on the necessity of astudent of deutistry acquiring a knowi- © of medicine in order to practice dentietry teiligently, and claimed that the future dentist must be prepared to consult with physi- cians and surgeons. He also gave an ex- haustive description of the dental infirmary (located iu the college buildiug) and stated that this infirmary served two purposes—to give tothe student practical experience and so as a charity to those who were too poor to pay for professional services. The number of operations performed last year covered over two thousand. IEF CORPS. A Pleasant Time at Their Third Annual Reunion in G.A.R. Hall. The Woman's Relief Corps, an auxiliary or- ganization to the Department of the Potomac, -R., held its third annual reuni ption at G.A.R. Hall last evening. ing was largely attended and in every way a pleasant one. The Marine Band furnished the osic and later in the evening dancing was en- loyed. The decoratjon of the hall was the work of Mra. Dr. Calvert and Mrs. O'Connell, and Mrs. Churchill had charge of the refresh- ment table. which netted a handsome sum for the charity fund of the corps. Among the weil-known people who were Present were: Commander-in-Chief Veazey, Department Commander Urell, S. V. C. Faunce, G. V. C. Farnsworth, ail of ‘the official depart- ment staff; Past Department Commanders Bark, Odell. Richardson, Lincoln and Hawkins; Past Post Commanders Drew, Ferree, Burger and many others,, Mrs. M.D. Lincoln, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. H. P. Dune, Mrs. Chisholm, Mew. Sherwood, Mrs. Miller of California, Mrs. Hort, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Dr. Campbell, Mrs, Ferreo, the Mises Curry, Mrs. Berger. Mrs. Houghton aud many other well- known lad: and Capt. Edgar and Lieuts, Vage and Gordon of the ‘Old Guard” with their ladies, the “Old Guard” official staff and their wives and daughtera, Sess oe The Wisconsin Republicans. The Wisconsin Kepublican Association held BS meeting at its headquarters last night’ An address was made by Hon. H. A. Taylor. Short Specches were also made by Mr, Frauk U.Allen, Capt. Whittleton and others. Fifteen new tembers were elected aud a transportation committee was appointed, consisting of Messrs. N. B. Pralia,W. H. Blodgett and K. E. Redway. — Tur Sreep or Rartway Tratws.—The de- ands of modern travelers is constantly in the direction of increased speed, provided 1t can be attained without increased risk. No trains in the worid meet the required conditions as fully ®s the Royal biue Lime trains between Wasb- ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York n and re- he meet- Selling Potatoes by Mensure. Margaret Kiley, who has been telling pro- duce about the market for nearly twenty years, was charged in the Police Court today with selling potatoes by measure instead of by weight. She admitted that she sold by meus- ure, but said she did so at the request of the Vis Tk and O. railroad. All the care mal the | Gmecnect Meee wae crereered to the other truins are vestibuled, heated by steam, lighted imposed the highest penalty—€5, by gas and protected by Pullman's anti-tele- netmaealipaeeteee scoping deviee. The engines all buru hard coal and coke, so there is alsoiute freedom from Cinders and smoke. The road is a superb double-tracked. steel-railed highway, and travel ou the Royal Blue Line is therefore not only Charged With Larceny in Baltimore. Detective Barringer of Baltimore came to this city Iast night to look for Charles Scott, wanted in Baltimore to answer for the larce: MiG, but Ht ie tree from all disagreeable feat- | of « watch and $10. With Detective Mattingley _ —_—+—. and Sergeant Perry the Baltimore officer walked A Goop investment can be made in Wesley | UP Pennsylvania avenue, and at 11th street nih ae * | seat. ‘Scott hua the stolen watch on ‘him ond —__ res’ on Reap advertisement of free excursion in Sat-| the detective took bim te Baltimore on « late Urday’s Stam train, re A Parmcurs Avrice I suffered for years * from general debility. ‘Tried other remedies, and got no relief. ‘My physician prescribed 8, 8. & increased in flesh; ‘My appetite improved; Tgained strength; ‘Was made young again; It is the best medicine I know of. MAHALEY TURPEN, Oakland City, Ind. Send for our book on Blood and Skin Diseases. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., 02-tha,tu-5 Auanta, Ga W. B. Moss & Soxs, F AND 11TH 8TS, ‘Will offer their entire stock of MOQUETTE CARPETS AT $1.25. MADE AND LAID AT 81.35 AT NET CASH PER YARD. More than one hundred and fifty patterns, SPECIAL UNTIL OCTOBER 3: 30 patterns Bigelow and other standard makes of Body Brussels 1.00 15 patterns extra quality V 90 20 patterns extra quailty Body Brussels at. .85 .70 50 50 6 pattern ex-super all-wool Ingrainsat. .40 500 Short End Carpets and Sample Piecos, fringed, suitable for Rugs, atfrom 50c¢, to 61 25 patterns extra quality Tapestry at... 12 patterns second quality Tapestry 15 patterns ex-super all-wool Ingrains at NEW FALL STOCK In Chamber Furniture we sho. s number of specialtics different from anything previously exhibited in this line. A new arficle in the Folding Bed line is the Combination Bed, including wardrobe, bureau, washstand, desk and bed, in one ornamental piece of furniture, We aro sole agents of the Phenix Furniture Mfg. Co. for their entire stock, including their FOLDING WARDROBE BED, universally con- sidered the best in the market, In Parlor, Library, Dining Room and Office Furniture our line for variety, quality and Price is unexcclled, 35,000 square feet of flooring in use by our Furniture Departments in showing goods. 20,000 square fect of flooring in use by our Carpet and Rug Departments, 15,500 square feet of flooring in use by our Upholstery, Drapery and Wall Paper Depart- ments. 15,000 square feet of flooring in use by our Delivery Department and Cgbinet, Upholstery and Finishing Shops in manufacturing from special designs and repairing furniture of all classes, AN ERRONEOUS IDEA. ‘Many people imagine that a large store can- not sell as cheaply asasmallone, It is erro- neous, because the larger the stock an estab- lishment carries the cheapez it has been able to pPurchaso—receiving large freight reductions ‘and big discounts for cash. No article purchased from us leaves the es- tablishment without first going through the hands of our inspectors. IMPROVEMENTS, During the summer months we have spent time and money improving the appearance of our store and we respectfully invite the public to inspect the store as well as the stock, whica comprises many interesting novelties of bota domestic and foreign makes, ‘Three elevators, W. B, MOSES & SONS, F and 11th sta uw, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, DikAPERIES AND WALL PAPERS. Every article marked in plain figures at cash Prices, Casu On Crenrr. Our fall stock of Furniture, Carpets, &c,, is now complete, and if you contemplate purchasing auy- thing in our line it will be to your interest to call on us before doing so, as we are confident we can saye you from 10 to 25 per cent on your purchase, Below we mention a few of our many bargains and advantages Wo will sell you a handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 picces, for 817 cash or 818 on credit, ‘We will sell you a piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in tho best hatr cloth, for $28 cash or $30 on credit. We will sell you a 7-pieco PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $28 cash or $30 on credit, We wiil sell you agood WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRING for 82.25 cash or $2.50 on credit. We will sell you « good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60c. per yard cash or 65c. per yard on credit, ‘We will sell you s good INGRAIN CARPET for 35c. Per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free of Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching figures, Wo will sell alt CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in 30 days, P GROGAN, 739 and 741 7th st. n.w, A Srecus 50c. Orrenixa. Men's Unlauadried Shirts, made of Now York Mills Muslio,Linen Bosoma,continuous facinien; im fact, a First-class shirt; sizes 14 to 17; only 50 centa, Men's Night Shirts, made of Utica Muslin, Yoke beck, collars and cuffs; ouly 60 cents, Our line of Fall and Winter Underwear is ‘Bow complete and we are prepared to offer the best value ever shown, In Hosiery our stock is replete with all the rood values that money can purchase. Our Child's Positive Fast Biack Ribbed Hose at 1236 conte is truly a wonder. STAMPED LINEN.—We claim to be head- Quarters ou these goods as to styles and prices. ‘If you intend purchasing a Carpet or Matting ‘we can save you money, s11-3m CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st and 706 Kst. ow. + Philadelphis Stora, AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. - AUCTION SALES. | THIN AFTERNOON. JHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUBLE UNI’ VED PROPERTY iE x ‘GuEN OF LINGAN OR THIRTY-SIXIH AY aT enon. SIREETS, GEORGETOAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER SECOND, 1890, at Fre guuecke ik front of tp fremieet wi ‘ell ‘all of Lot 3 part of Lo® 33 in square 3:3, in Georgeto' eg 100 feet on the south side of oe street and 10 fect on east side of Li or ith street. This '¥ will be divided into five bunding lots, each frouting 20 feet by a depth of 130 ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two years with notes Dearing intereat and secured by deeds of trust, or ail cash. at option of purchaser. €30 deposit Tequire.t on eacit lot at the time of sale. All convey- ancing aud recordine at purchaser's cost. O-dkds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. CHANCERY SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTUR’ APOTHECARY STOKE, No. 654 H STI . ,CORNEK OF SEVENTH STREET NOR1HE. By virtue of decree of the Supreme Cor District of Columbia, passed on the Zoth di tember 1800, in equity cause Eumbered 1262, will on THURSDAY, the SECOND DAY OF OUTOBER, 1800, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.,on tle preuiises, offer for sale at public auction to dest and hichest bidder therefor all of the stock iu trade aud trade fixtures, ireiudiny couxters, shelv- | ing, &c..of the drug busivess lately carried ot nt the Premises numbered G54 H st., at the corner of 7th st, 2 ON TH! XT rs The terms of sale will be cash. Premises will be open two hours before sale fort 826- 3 ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctionecrs._ 20 Penn. ave. nw, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY-SIXTH — BETWEEN I AND K STREETS NORTH- é AT_AUCTION On THURSDAY AFTEKNOON ‘TOBER SECOND, st FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for eaie in {runt of the premises th nt. by wit a desirable depth of yuild- : One-third cash; balance in one and two years, 6 per cent, secured by deed of trust, sold, or ull casb, at uption of the purchaser, A deposit of $100 at tim wie. If the ter sale ure not complied with in fifteen days fron Je right day of Reserved to resell the property at the Fisk and cost of the deranlting purcbaser after five aaj" advertise- wentot such resale in some Lewspaper publisued in Washington, D.C. All couveyanciug, &e., at the cost of the purchaser, RATCLUTE, DARE & CO. Aucuoncers, s27-dkas TO-MORROW. TOMORROW, OCTOBER FIRST, U'CLOCK A.M. DAILY, GREAT YOMMEN, 1890, A’ SALE OF DRY GOUDS, CLOARS, SILKS AND VELVETS, S| GOODS, LADLE! AND. "S UNDEKWEA. HEETINGS, WHITE ETS,COMFORTS, PARASULS, WES, CORSETS, FL ADULOTHS, FLAN OWLL E A NTL THE ENTIRE S10CK 18 DISPOSED OF. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND, AS GOODS WILL BE SOLD WITHOL IE, &C., &C. EET NORTHWEST ICL 1S § Auctioneer, ITs OS 6 ay. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION Two HU SECOND-HAND, NEW AND MisFi mIETS. MOQUET. BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTHY ANB NGKATN On SATURDAY, y , OE SPEEERUL STOPES FOURTH. 109, Boor of our Salesroom, 935 Pen: assortmen| verma cash. sill E DAYS, FUTURE DAYS. RUSTEE’S OF VERY VALUABLE Tistieos ore ae Sona BETIS AVENUE AND OFFUStTE THE TORY LAND FLaTs. et virtue of the powers vested in him by the last wil of Willistn Myers and by" tie tesa oy nee a at law, the undersigned will offer for sale at pubsic auc- Hon, th front of the premises, on FIIDAY, OCTOBER. 1890, at HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. Seiceuecien tenner al cons Say Soctenemaneradl anes By FEET FRONT ON FOURTEEN T it ThE BY mid oF. NDRE} CARPECS AT AUCTION, KAM. TENTH, it ow the Brst | 31. all uh vania ave. DW. No postponement on account of rain. FCLL DEPTH THEREOF, 128 FEB, of oricinal 2-2 RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. | nunivered nive ( inequare sumbered two undred TION SALE OF VALUABLE Bul DIRGLAGS forty-seven (247), together wit F CTION Sai OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS | ficnte, which consist in one suuell brick hose ahd ome WEDNESDAY, OCTUBER FIFTEENTH, 1890, BY THE THIS IS WHAT YOU RAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT WITH SURE PROFITS Newport News is so well known that but little com- ment is necessary. bee compan; way comp at Chesapeake and Ohio railway system, snd tho t deep-water port on tl largest dry dock bap building other industries, use, nuiubered 1111 and 1213 24th st uw. bis jotruns back to and abuts upon s THIRTY: FOUT-WIDE ALLEY. Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue an two equal installments, at one and two Wy, after sale, secured by deed of trust 1d. A deposit of $200 will be re- qguized at the tune of sale. Terms to be complied with wothin @fteen days, or trustee reserves the right to res risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. AU. conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost, Abstract of title will be exhibited at the sale. Tie food or Bo sale, CALDERON CARLISLE, Trustee, Fendail Building, 34% D st. nw, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionee: -d&ds FP OMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA, NEWPORT NEWS LAND AND DEVELOP- MENT COMPANY. BEHIND IT. It is the enstern terminus of the Au ud the lanvest plant in America, ic coast. It has the @ud best equipped besides numerous already established. A cotton mill iwut and water company and a street rail- ny are organized. TEN MILLIONS OF . VALUABLE IMPROVED LIONS OF DOLLARS NAVE BEEN an aPROVED Next year 6,000 men will be employed and more than TH STREET BE’ SAND T $33,000,000 pata out for waxes: in this city, Our pop STREETS NOKTHWES! ulation must soon be 20,000 people. By virtue of adeed of trust duly recorded among SEW. ” the land recor M the Districtof Columbia, in Liber NEWPORT NEWS SUCCEEDS BECAUaE rr 1m a $35 [30d ircgnls of the District of Coluubie, in Liber These ote are located on the lino of the projected | Se haxjen Hethe Bote secured, om the hereinatter de- street railway, within the present city limite. the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE LIGHTH DAY stalliments, we? Pen per cent cash, Valance ta easy in- | OF UCTopEI, INV, at FIVE, O'CLOCK FM. al _Sale will be continued if deemed adv: that certain parcel of ‘ground lying and being i the lo, ol-déds city of Washington, in said Distra ATCLIFFE, DAKR & CU, Auctionvers. 119 in Demson's recorded subdivision of cer ce 4u square 153, together with the Imuprovem TKUSTEES' SALE OF TWO THREE-STURY | consisting of a new Lurecetory Breck How HOUSES (EACH TWO STORIES FRAME AND rus of sale: One-third canh, residue in two equal FIRST SLORY BRICK) ON FIFTH STRERT | iustailmonta, at oue and two Jeary Tespectivels, O per BET NG STuKECY 'D VIRGINIA AVE- | Cent interest, payable: ern opp 8 secured by de NUE SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION, a. on oo yo ee i cash, so | pure By virtue of a deed of trust given tov: chaser. $200 deposit at time of wale. All convey corded in Libor TATd"at folio 417 etaeg.s omeot the | MUCIBA, Ke. at purchaser's cont, Tervua to be complied pe USE Of ts Paty ere oh coluinina, and at the | Use and well at defaulting furchane.s coat and rink. #26-10t GEORGE H. BALDWEN, 5 TEUStees. UCTIONEER, 61 wt. CLAIR PECHNE s under Me ave. Hotel. Twen' eity of WM hington, District of Columbia, anu des- ctic experience . jon unated as being part of ‘oricinal lot numbered four. | Real Estate Proce mabthon ee: ree touses, and teen (14) iu square nunibered elzht hundred and twen- | Interviews solic x 8 y-three (3235), beg: biog the sume at the vortl a ee etemesneeeain east corner of waid lot, thence ruunih Tpeowas DOWLING, Auctioneer, Hine of Fifth street east twenty-five «2 - o, “a - ) inches, thence west one hundred SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS feet and tive (105) Fifth street east, (vother with the tmprovemen| ways, easements, rights, privileces und appurtenances: ame bel to the ut one aud two’ y. chaser, be of 6 pei on tho property sold, will be ‘tuken, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. if the terms of sale are not cou pitied with in ten days trom the day of sale the trustees. reserve the right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days’ ad- emientot such Tesale in some wewspaper pub- amd four Gb) in PROPERTY ON SEVE fis 23 Maredaod | HOAND I STATE és, thetice east one hundred and feet ong (1) inch to the place of bewinniug on 1) ineh, thence north ‘TH STRE}T BETWEE: N NOKTHWEST, BEING PREMISES ‘S19, = H STKEET NORTHWEST. SDAY, the SLVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M..in frout of the premises, we shall offer for sale at publie auction lots twenty-seven (27) and twenty-cight in the subdivision of lots 1b square four hundred and Bity-three (45:3), as recorded in bok 10, paxe 43, of tue surveyor's office, fronting 43.083 feet on the east Side of 7th street by'100 fect deep, improved by store duildines, ‘Terms of sale: One-third ash. balance in one and two years in iourteen notes, evel. payable in One year aud seven Payable in two years from day of sale, with interest, secured by deed of trust on said pro} Rein OF In BUY Wise appertainins. One-third of the purchase money to residue iu two equal installments for which the notes of the pui ring interest from the day of wale at the rate entum per annum, secured by deed of trast ty, lished mm Wastinston, D.C. All Conveyancing, record- | all cash, at option of the purchaser. Allcouvey aie ing, Xe. at purchaser’ A deposit of $100 on | and recording at the cost of the purchaser. If each house required at tine of eale. . ten ‘not complied with in ten days the rt IOLIFFE, DAKR & CO, Auctioneers, 920 Penusylvania ave, o.w. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TY-hIVE BARRELS BILAN NG, OCTOBER THIRD, AT On FRIDAY TWELY. at our salesrooms,’ 920 St, we will sell SLVENTY-FIVE BACKELS KOKILAND CEMENT RATCLIFFE, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE. A LARGE LOT OF WROUGHT BRIDGE IRON AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRD, 1890, at ‘TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell at the toot of New Hampshire avenue, near the Analostan Boat House, a large lot of Wrougiit Bridge Iron, Ly order of the Commissioners, 830-30 __ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. GEO. W- STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 SALE OF 50,000 FFET OF THE MOST DESIRA- BLE GROUND IN LE DROIT YARK, I will offer tor +ale in front of the preimises, on FRI- DAY, THE THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1590, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. Lots 2, 3, 4 and “5, block 7, lots 8,9. 10 aud 11, block 8, and lot 13, block 13, in the stibdivision of Le Droit Par ‘Terms wade known at tume of sale; 2100 deposit on ch lot at me of sale. Terms to be complied with in. e GEV, W. STICK. ‘4 ARR & CO. Rr DARR & VERY DESIRABLE, THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN ‘HOOMS, ALL MODERN IM- YROVEMENTS, No. 20ST MH STRERY NORTH AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIRD, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of the premises, PART OF LOT 9, Squi 101, fronting 18 feet on H atregt by a depth of 72 feet 9 inches to a wide alley iinproved by a well-built three-story Brick House: seven rooms; all modern nnproveents, Tiss property should command the attention of arties jusearch of a home or for an investment, * bear all tue departments, street cars aud her- cured by deed of trust on property ‘option of the WW at time of wale. If the terms of sale are d with in fifteen days trom day of right reserved to resell the property at the risi cost of the iting purchewe: after five Vertisement Wi some newspaper published ington, D.C. All conveyancing aud recording at of the purchaser. S-d&ds KATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts, NWo-STORY BRICK HOUSE No, 708 D STREET OMS ig NOWLHEAST AT AUC ‘On FRIDAY AFLEM NOON, OCTOL . at FIVE O'CLOCK, we wiil seil, in front of the premises, part of LOT 9, SQUARE 894, fromting 14 feet by adepth ot 75 feet, improved bys Well-built 4 we-stury Br.ck—six rooms, bath and mod- ern conveniences. A comfortable home or good for iu- ‘Terms: notes to bear 6 1 mne-third cash. balance in ove and two yer ‘st from day of sale, pay iy and to be secured by deed able xeint- ‘at sale. BROS,, Auctioneers. _ ____ FUTURE Day eo DOWLING, Auctioneer. SIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFE AT MY AUCTION KOOMS SATUKDA’ BER FOURTH, 1890, AT TEN O'CLO« BRACING IN PAKY Ten French P Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Piano Y 5 ‘ench Uleographs aud Oil Paintings New Velvet, Moquet aud trussels Carpets ai . Second-hand Brussels and Sugrain vets, Parlor Furniture in sets und separate pieces, ounces aud Couches, Walnut M.. and other Chi ver Furniture, Hair Mattressés, Pillar and other 5: ten-ion Tables, Leather-cov d and other Dining Chairs, Walnut and Ouk Sideboards, Office Chairs aud Desks, Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c,, &e, ALSo AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, One Coupe Roe y.xood a8 new, with panel back au table trout: Platform Spring Victoria with pole atid shafts, in wood order. New aud Second-hand Vehicles of every description. ALSo, for n contractor, Four Drait Horsesand Four Sets Harness. due a number of Work and Driving Hor-es, o » Auctionvers, W ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneera, HIGH COST AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE No, 1428 ON TUE! ING ATTE MIC RATCLIFFE, DARK & ie rizht to resell the property, after ys Pp the cost of the defaulting purchaser; $000 to be paid when the property is sold. JAMES Ho SHKEVE, WM. REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee of the extate uf Janes Ii. Shreve, deceased, wridads a SPLEN SSO RESIDENCE PRO! oF ERTY. BEING THRE TORY BK HOUSE No.1015 NEW YORK AVENUE NOLTHWEST Ou MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBEK SIXTH, OF THE VERY BEST MAKE, 1580, at FIVE, O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NoRTH- | PO" PATE, Oc ape WEST. fronting 21 feet 4inches by an fect with alley im rear. This lots uuproved by & Three-story Brick House containing 14 rooms and the sale presents a splendid opportunity for investment. SDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, COMME! CLOCK A.M., we shall sell at resi- dence No, 8 Massachusetts avenue northwest a Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two Choice Collection of Household Furniture, Carpeta, . nutes to bear 6 per cent interest trom day of Hog payable semi-annually and to be secured by deed ss rust On premises, Hl cash, at option of pur- ONE OVER STUFF PARLOR SUITE UPHOL- A deposit of 8250 required at time of sale. STERED WITH WILTON RUG: CHERRY EASELS, OIL PAINTIN PORTL HANDSOME CHER«Y &e., at purchaser's cost. Terms to b days, otherwise right reserved resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser afte days’ advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Wa: on, D.C, s80<d&de_— DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, MIOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWo- S, EASY CHAIRS STEKED IN BROCKATELLE, CHERRY K TABLES, HAND-PAINTED SCREENS, + BY DURAND, EES, BRONZE STANDING LAM CHAMBER SUITE, ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER WRITING DESK, HANDSOME HALL RACK, EXTRA SIZE i STORY AND MANSAGD-ROOF BRICK DWELL PLATE GLASS " CHIFFONIER, WICKER ING. WI HM BICK BACK BUILDING, NO. 936 COUCHES AND CHAIRS. ELEG ANTIQUE BBE RAICE BUU' . oak ET, PEDESTAL EXTENSION | ;By,"itue of 8 deed of trust, recorded, in Liber No. TABLE AND CHAIRS TO MATCH, WALNU BOOK FRIGERATOR, MANTEL CLOCK, FUR RUGS, BRUSSELS HALL AN CHINA AND GLASS W: ‘THRO ‘We call tl ‘one ont of above cnumerated are comparatively new,of the latest designs aus templating housekeeping should not fail to attend the sale, Termscash, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., 01-5 1039, folio 1 the land records of the District of Colwilis, and at the request of the party thereby se- cured, we'will sell_at public premises, ou M: HALE-PAS' CASES AND LIBRARY TABLE, OAK RE- D STALK CARPETS, RE, BRUSSELS CARPET UGHOUT HOUSE. ‘he attention of the public to this sale, as the usual line of house sales, The articles the time of sale, Dalance im three equal in- iments in wix, twelve’ and eihteen mouths, for Nich notes of purchaser, bearing terest from day of sale and secured by deed of trust on property sold will be taken, and all conveyancing and recording, will be at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are bot complied Sith iu Afton days from sale the property will be re- sold at the risk and cost«f the defaulting purchaser, after 61x days’ sdvertisement in The Evening Star. THOS. &. WAGGAMAN.) Trastoos, J. W. PILLING, 5 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctionce 26-dkds d most durable manufacture. Parties cou- Auctioneers, RATHUIFE, DARE & Cu.. Auctioneei ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF Wo-STORY FRAME HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, BATH D CELLAR Nii MAPLE AY CLE, LE DROIT PAI On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER NINTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, tion in front of the premises, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. OTUMAC RIVER LANDINGS. STEAMEL JOHN W. THOMPSON, » Wednesday aud Friday, at 7 a.m. as far as ‘urrioman dud Leouarctown, saturday, at 1 rch Leobanitown, Ture, first-class, Sceubd’ cisss, Soc: Hreigi:t lower than olber outer For information, cai eiephcne 13050. We sli-lm i: 0 Fennsylvania ave. n.w. A DFSIRABLE D STABLE ON REAK. COR- E AND HAREWOOD Clit. AT AUCTION. Willoffer fur sale at public auc- eiotkis LU aera Noxrots axp ox rorst, See 2 On and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23. Improved by a well-built. two-stery Frame House, se we chet rooms ath large mith, stable on rear, FARE, #2 ONE WAY; 83 ROUND TRIP. bein situated ino © best sections of the park. = Peel Ty Pease greed sect irae Asap t ad Purther sufurmation Telephone call 1350. Lands at A depout of 8200 At time of sale. If the terms of Piney Foint cach trip suis and. See sale are not complied with in fifteen duys from day of | GTEAMER “WAKEFIELD” ht <r tse lished in Wa-hington, D.C. All couveyancing and re- cording at the cost of the purchaser. Administratrix of the estate of KJ) Barnum, de- ‘ceased, Jcaves Fibs, whut on MONDAYS. THURS- AYS itu SATLLDAYS at 7 aan, Returning TULS- DAY, VAIDAY ana SUNDAY evenines, Dor ‘Nomini Creek, Va., Leonardtown ‘upd St. Clem- Bay, Md. tovchinx at intermediate landings. ‘Passenger sccommoualolis Lret-class."” . W. RIDLEY ys Geveral Manuer. NO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE, reserved to resell thy property at the risk of the defaulting: purel v Z nent of such resale in aper PUEBE C, BARNUM, RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, ATCLI I JF FE, DARR & ©O., Aucts., Peunsyivania avenne Bw. M STREET BE- NCH AND FIFTEENTH OKTHWEST AT AUCTION. Steumer GEO. LEAKY, trom 7th-st. wharf Mor- Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5 p.m. EXCLOS CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENC STLAMEKN. Fare: &2 singie; round trip, @3. Tickets gud rooms at B. snd O. ticket offices, G19 und 1301 Pa. ave., and “s, 14th and New York ave. For fui at company’s office, on th On| WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER | “bart 3 WA. P, WELCH, Sup EIGHTH, 1800,at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer and Geu Agen nly tale, in frout of the premises, that valuable Buildin = —— —=—— Nst t and known as having g front est section, being Near man} cy ding per ut time of ol-d&ds ce a\ ALTE®B, WILLIAMS & Ct PEREMPTORY SALE or THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS, THE CONTENTS OF A WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE OF FIFTEEN KOoMS, Stored during the summer, to g ive those contemplat- tug housekeeping in the fall an opportunity to pur- chase First-class Furniture and Carpets at Auction, which takes place at our Salesroom, coraer of Tenth Street aud Ponnsyivania avenue, SATURDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, ‘The Collection Embraces HANDSOME PAKLOR, LIBRARY, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE OF THE VERY BEST MAKE, And s large assortment of MOQUET, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS. TERMS CASH. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers, REN ac AE eluate OE OE a U) + none Sa 2 MASSACHUSETTS AVENU! By virtue of u deed of dated the 15th of 1888, and rece in Liber No. 13 Fine diss overs cues cre tead tatents or ine Tee and by direction of the ‘underswned Trustees wi 37, which 1s payable February per ani days or the right is reserved to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting and recording at purchase By virtue of ; District of Commbia passed in V7 Twill offer for wale at publ outh side of BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STS. N.W., Dn Lioutm Has resumed his practice end removed his office to bis residence, SUB LOT 32, SQUARE 212, sf feet cl fine residences, that of the Vice President aud Senator fover and above an incumbrance of 1891, at 6 casi, A depost of 8200 required ‘Yerms to be complicd with in fifteen 1411 K ST. N.W. All conveyancing cost. ‘CLUFFE, DART & CO., Aucta, E TaPROVED y ESTATE IN THE STION OF THE CITY. ee Of the Supreme Court of the tity cause No, auction m front EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTjON. r If s person has an obstinate cough, which com- menced without any obvious cause, a couch which 1s at first dry and hacking, and subsequently attended fora time with frothy or mucilaginous-looking expec- of the premises on TUESDAY, the FOURT 535 | seention, sccompenied ty wandering pals spout Oba DAY OF OCTOBER, 1590, ut HALE-PAS'T FIVE ration, recoup O'COCK P.M. the followinz’ described Real Estate, | Chest aud lors of tlesi:, even to aslight extent, he isin n the cty of Washington aud District of Co- | all probability consumptive. If, besides, there be s yt pil af orucinal lots ngmbered one (1). | hamoptysis or spitting of blood, even to the amount wo (2) any ech) in square nan ui : dred end ninety-one gor) and also a part of orizinal | Of @drachm, the probability is iucreased to almosta lot numbered fourteen (14) in said »quare ummbcred | certainty, If, im addition to these symptoms, the nine hundred and ninety-one (VOU, beziuuing tor | breathing becomes harsh, burried and deep inspire- suid partat the southeast cornerof said lot wum- ered fomteen (14), and runnius thence north along the line of ‘Tw. then: twenty. wi by two ti ‘Terms: and the balance in two equ: two years from the day ot sale, with interest at the rate of 6 p which deferred payiuents are to Promussory notes of the purchaser or purchasers an deed or deeds of trust on the realestate sold. The whole purchi the Piece of rea or tion o the purchi the th his, recording WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CU.. Aucts. UCTION SALE OF REA! TOWN, D. AENEINAPTER MENTIONED. ngs the days and hours stated below I will offer for pul respec Promises: the following property located in the city of jorestowu District of Columbin: mn HALF-PAST PUCK O'CLUC! Beal's ads Iona, on Went or P street, und 120 feet, more or fens, on’ Washinscton of 30th street. t by au old trume structure, and is bor Seto orth by alley about 12 feet wide, opeaing TON THUSDAY, THE SAME HOUR, the “sli wo ( to the place of beginning, Suid lot three is improved rins of sale within 15 days after the day of sale property sold to him, her or them will be resold at wer or their Ti tions evoke a few clicks of a dry aud cracking sound, or if the voice becomes permanently weak and Loarse, there can be little doubt that the person is suffering from cousumption. Ifa porson, free from dysentery, and who has not re- sided in tropical climates, suffers from obstinate diar- thea, which xoes ou month aiter mon th, with slight Temission or intermission, even though there be no cough, be is most likely consumptive Should this diarrhas be followed by chest symptoms of the slight- est amount, the existence of consumption is an ab- solute certainty. If @ young adult, not addicted to enervating habits and not leading a dissolute life, without clear cuuse steadily loses weight, be is, im all probability, consumptive, though no chest symp- tons should have appeared. When such, however, manifest themselves additionally the establi<hment of consumption is almost fixed fact. Iu all cases where any of the manifestations described make their appearance we should advise an immediate examina- Uon of the chest and & prompt regort to apppropriate treatment. Atan carly stage of consumption a radical cure can be frequently eifected, and health placed upon a firm and permanent footing, while with every step in ad- ‘vance which the disease is allowed to take the chances fora perfect recovery diminish correspondingly. Our readers must bear in mind that the most skillful aud efficient treatwext can do no more than tomake sound and useful asmuch of the lungs as is present at the Ume when the progress of consumption becomes sus- pended. No means on earth cau replace the lung tis- th ‘strect east twenty-two (22) feet, (70) feet. thence south feet, thence cast seventy-mix (76) feet est seventy-six me dw ‘One- fines, installments at one and percent per aunum, payable aemi-anaually, be secured by the » money may be paid in cash, at the op- urchaser. $200 will be required ou each esiute at soon as the kame is bid off. If ager Or Purchasers shall fail to Comply with kand cost, All conveyaucing and at purchaser's cost, A. T. HOLTZMAN, Trustee, ol-d&ds ESTATEIN GEORGE- ¥KONTING ON THE STREETS ic wuction, im front of the tive ESDAY, EIGHTH, 1890, at PM., the ‘lot 227 of dition to Georgetown, fronting G0 feet, more STORER Kk This lot ww unin on 220th wtreet, SDAY, UCTOMER NINTH, 1890, AT that of what is known as . swe which bas been destroyed by the ulcerated pro- frouting about 37 feet on the west sia ot gems. ‘The earlier, theret consumption is at a 2 to, the better are the chances for satisiactory resulia. ‘the ist cay own, ret a a DR LIGHTHILL, le ‘For thirty years specialist for the cure of CATARRE, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA And diseases of the EAR, NOSE, ' THROAT AND LUNGS Office Hours from 8 a.m until 12, and from 3to5 p.m and known as lot | 5 | years’ | RAILROADS. _ (Ccamaaraaks AND OBtv BAlLWAL Bebedule in Kfect May 18, ‘Trains re Talon Depot, 6th SSeake tees at ee Sets and Noriclk at 6-40 pm Papeete neinnat: Express Aaily for stations Virwiia, West Vireinia. Renin aba’ Cinccamage *browah without chauge toca: simu, Arrieiig a eameag = 12:10 p.u, F, €V. Vestibuie Limited, daily. Solid train, with @inine care, ras. Gio witht glance fo jncinnat. “Vexeibule ‘Nleoper tur Lest arto ‘aie re “a ue, Pullman Care ake'open to ce O13 lenmay ivams avenue . BALTMORE, anv onto Ranoan. Schedule in efect June 2 1NHO, Leave Wi from station corner of Ni apse For Ch: Syenueand C street, od ‘or Chicago and Northwest. Vestibuled Limited es ar ehh ay Ray capresso ro or “Chuannaty St Ls gi eue TS ee nt Siig expr a, — onan Cleveland, express daily 9:30 4 Por Lex BS Ear or Winchester and way stations, 15 | Ch ery edatieel 7 oF Baltiuiors, “week day ions between Washinete sho, 8 30 aan, 110 PMudaye, 9:30 aan, Dag, Ss Sew . ae 20a, EB} mu. Sundays Mateus on the Metropo! 3 atone of, Politan Branch, 16.30, 3 p.m. For yal Stations ule t4:30 aud 150 pa ud Way Stationn, te 00 aim, 12:00, 13.00, 43-35, tua Lyint, 19 00 pan. intermediate stations, *7 00 p pure rain Jeeves, Waskilueton on Bunday By #1 at all stators on Metropol cl hfe Peteriek, 10:90, 8:0, 69, oo th 30 eae 2h 13M 44:30 pon For Hagerstown, 10:40 am, and 15-30 p.m. daily 11:45 am, and ‘Trams arive trom Chicago 4:10 p.m: trom Cimeiumsti aud St. Loum daily sw amend 2:Qo nim; from Pilisbun 7:10 ai. > ov VISION Nd..end bla, 200 am, "2 Bullet Furior Cars on ou Whe 10°30 pu. ope ayy For iutermediate points dhuledelpia, 10:00 and 4 rains leave New York for W 111:30 aane 82300 “Sta “S00 Bigut. ‘pea. Juston*2.50 p.m., with Pullman Buffet Sk ¢ runwing through to Bostou without chauce Ys Pourhbeep@e bride, lauding passengers iu BK. uid XM. station a’ssunton, For Atlantic City Sundays, 405 cm Thacept Sunda: 6 culled Tyra ASby1 evn. ave Sid at deve 3. T. ODELL Gen. Ma aii ‘Manaser. Do AHEGKEAT YENNSYLYANIA ROUTE TO THE NOAM, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, DOUBLE 1kACK SPLENDID SCENERY. SITLEL BANS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT, a ject May 11, 1590 TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGIUN, FROM STATION, CUKNEN OF OTH AND B bi nRETS, AS FULLOWS: For titteburg aud the West, Chicaye Linu oi Pullman Vestibule Oars at 10 Past Line, 10:50 am. daily to Chieu sud Dt Lous, with Sleeping Care dusk to Mpamaposis, Fictebur te Aitoona te Chicago. ‘Bt. Louis, Chicage einuati Express, $:30pan. daily. Paclc doxton to Harrisburg, aud sleepiig cars Hi a8 burg to St. Loum, Chicago aud Cineinati, aud Janine Car Harrisburg to St, Louis, Chica and Ciucmnau, Western Lxpress, at 7-40 pus. duly, With Sleeping Care W. to Chicago and St. Lows, counecsing dai Blecyere tor, Luisi iMiue car Pittebur to Kicl: aro, Pacitic Express, 10:00 p.m. daily, tor Pittsburg and the West, with through Sleeper to Pittsbu, aud Jittsburz to Chicaxe. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. » Cavandawua, Kocheste: aud Niagara Palle duily, cacept Sunday, 3:10 aan, For brie, Cauandaigua aud iochester daily: for Buf- taioand Magura daily, except Saturday, 10-00 p.m, with Sleepy Car Wasluugton ty hoclester, For Willmmeport, Lock Mayen aud Eliuke, at 10 :50m in. daily, except Sunday, For Williauisport daily, 3:30 p.m. Ye 1 FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW ANDTHEEAST, 0, 9:00, 1100" 1 am, 210, 31a 4 40, 10.00 und 11-v0 p 8:00) 11:40 aru, 210, 3 21:20 pm, Limited Express of Pullman Pariot Cars, 9:40 ain, duly, except Sunday. tor New York only Limited Express with Dining Card 00 a ui. daily Fant cxpreet Qh PUILADELPOIA ONLY express 8:10 a.au week days aud 4°00 pm. dally, | Rapresn, Sunday otis” 3°40 po er Boston without cliabye, 3:15 p.m, every ay. Sor Broukign, N¥ salt chrowch tains comes ab Serecy City with boats of ivoklyu Auten udorde ing direct trauster to Fulton strect avoiding double termiage acruss New Mork city For Auuutio City, 11 40am, week daym 21-20p.mq 5 For, suitimore, 6:35, 10-00, 11.00 and 3:30, 4:00, 20:00 and 11 ay 2 40 am, 10, 3:15, 3. 500, 0.7 10:00 aud 11-20 pan, For Pow Line, 7 $0 aa. aud 4:30 p.m. daily, except Sun y 20 and 9:00 am, 12-05 and 4:20 daily, except Sunday, Sundays ¥.VU aun XUTHERN RAILWAY. 1 -CT MAY 11, INQu, For, Alexandria, 4:50, 6:38 10:57 aan, 12:04 noon © 10-00 aud 1A ® 4:30, 745. 9-40, 10207 hm, and 10:00 p.au. Accommodation tor, r. Quantico, 7 - and 455 Pau. week days. 7:40am. Sundays, as For dachmond aud the south, 4:30 and 10:57 am, daily. Accommodatic Trains leave Aleanparia %, 920 aud 1037 pm, Tickets aud mioruaticn at the cflice, northeast cor. 43th st. and Maupsylvania avenue, and at the Station, where orders cam be jeit forthe checking of baygaxe to Geatination trom botels and residences CHAS. E. PUGH, 3. K WOOD, Geueral Manager. tmy12} General Passenger Avent Row 'D AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Co, ye . ect JULY 13, 1S90- 5:50 a.m.—Last Pennessee Mail, “duly for Warteme ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Dtutious between “Alexandria apd ‘Lytchburx, Rowu- gks, Atlanta rietol, Kuesvalle, Chattauooe wad jemny his. J4-24 am.—Fast Mail daily for Culpeper, Char- Jottesville, Stations Chesapeake and lio’ Kouta, Lynchburg, Kocky Mount, Danville und Stations be- Greensboro’, Kaien, ween Lyuchburg aud Dabville, Wumbia, Augusta, Atlan! Asheville, Chariotte, Birnuugliam, Moutgomery, New “Orleans, Texas Pulluan Sleeper New York to Atlunts Calitorma. and Puilisan Sleepers Atlanta to New Orleans. Pus man Sleeper Danville to Columbia and Augusta. Pull Bian Siccyers Washington to Ciuciumati van Cand Q, tou! 3:40 p.ms-Daily, except Sunday, for Manassa Strasburg and iutermediate statious, 4:0 pin.—Daily via Lynehbure, Bristol aud Chat fuuouce, Palauan Vestibule, siccpers Wastunction Memphis, counecting thence for all Arkausas pots. 11:10 p.1u.—Western Express daily for Manassas Charlottesville, ptwunton, Lousvide, Cinciunaty Pullman Vestibule 1 With & Pullman Slee 11,00 p.u.—southeru xpress daily for Lynchburg, Danville, Raleueh, | Axkev ‘Charlotte, Columbia, Aurusta, Atiaute, Montwomery, New Uricuis, 1cuas aud Caliorma Puidman Vestibule Car Wastiixton to ew Uricans via AUauta and Montgoinery. Pullman Siceper Washington to Biruinslai, Ala, via Atiante aud Georgia Pucitic Railway, und Puilinan Necper ain Washimten to Cuuciiuaty for Lowinvalie. Washiugtou to Asheville aud Hot Sprugs. N.C, ve Sahavury. -Alvy Washington 40 Augusta via Daiville feud Charlotte ‘Lraius ou Washington and Ohio division leave Wask- 00 aim. daily, 1.55) m. daily except Sunday wm, Gauiy arrive Konnd astil 11-30 eam, 0 pun. ; returning Jeave hound tail a daily and 12:20 pan dal arriving Washingtou 8:30 ain Bo pan, rom the south via Charlotte, Daa- OCEAN STEAMERS. ‘T KOUTE TO LONDON, BeOS abeerscuen LivyD &.8 CO Fast Express Steamers, ‘To Soutbamy ton (Londen, Havre), Bremen. Lahn, Wed, Vet. 1, D ain; fader, Dal, vot. 4, 10 ; Aller, Wed., Gct. ‘S, 2 pau.: Fulda, dat, ‘Oct. TES Tuam; Werre Tues, Oct. 24. 0:50 nan; Beale, a1. Wea, Oct. id, 7am. Cointortable rooms, excellent tabie, luxurious mets. “Price. det cabin, €:5 FOREIGN SUITINGS, BUSINESS, RECBIVED AND Ud 2UK YOUR ‘B.D, BAER, mys 3111 Penna ave Sor EQUSEFURNISHINGS. Coozme Br Gus. A full line of GAB COOKING STOVES: (On band and for ele