Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1881, Page 3

STEAM 5 B&B POTOMaC K1VEl LANDINGS, BtesmerT V. sRROWSMITH w'll leave ber wharf, fout of ith street, atTs m, every’ Monday. Tuesday, Thoreday, Friday. Paturday and Bunday for all a : On Mond: Thuredsy and Saturday es Curricman. B-»i's, Nomim and Pr spect Hi nardiown, Me. C ome Vs Bay Boa Wieorsion rece, ? = wer. Seis St Come 8 Boy ye TUNE: Savaee BALTIMORE A‘D RIVER LAND)¥G! ‘The Stesmer “SCE,” Capt. W.0.Gx0GuRGam, ves Stephenson * every BUNDAY et 6 pts. for iver Land tows and” Balti ro more, ning, Ieaves Bs ltimore every FKIDAY at 4p m , arrives fm Washington Satnrdsy right }assen| for Ga All river frevznt must .be prepaid. For far- ther information vply to RIEPHENSON & BRO. Seventh street whsrf, or office corner Penn! venue and b street. Soret “MATT: iO. 2, Bt 7 o'clock : On TUES! AYS for Des, cn THUBSDAYB f fn Nomini; for’ aS ey Po eo re mi 3 Sea RN canhesea oust Fridays coming Pp 2 RICH NOSD. AND STATIONS FREDERIORSBGW FBEDEBICKS THE RICHM ORSBURG AND POTUMAU POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY. THE OLD AND FAVORITE BOUTS ned with the new has just been Ena splendid ner x besutifally furnish: Btean ed id arpotnted in every an Spect, leaving her phat. foot of 7th street, ‘dau, (Bundays ) s Fst kM AND 8:90 P. M.. onnecting at Quantico with the Fast Trains South. SITive in Washirzton at? and 10:30 p.m. RATES OF FARB. to Quantico and return, first-class .50 ‘Washington Waehizxton to Fredericksburg, limited to1 exemee 1.) day. Washington to Rictimond,” toi Washington to ichwonds umiimited” ‘Washington to Richmond and return, Arrapger-enta can be to.stop. at Marshal! Ball and Glymont. Tickets can be had and inf cheerfully furnished at B. W. Heed’s sons, 1216 F street north- wrest; Cook's Tours, 1431 Pennsylvania avenue; W. 8. Cigsr Stands: at privcipal Hotels, and at ‘We Company's office, foot of 7th streot. GECEGE MATTINGLY, Superintendent, mé6-tm29 ‘OBFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE every AY. a ¥ Mi us 2A — ‘otnt kout and ouroe. EF xcurwi: 00d aya, will be ismued se follows: nom 8000 for four First-class Honnd Trip to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. ==88.50 First-class Fete Becond-cissa’ ea First-class Fare to Pin First-class Round Trip to Piney Point sad Lookout. 50 d-clazs, each ary Etturnica letve Rortuhr SUESDAYS, THURS- DAY and ‘BaTURDAYS. at4 p.m. ‘Tickets and stateroot office, 613 15ta t Min the: National etre politen Street, in N ‘opolit Bank Busine, oF at ihe Ofte 6th street Wharf. JOHN GIESON snd E O. KNIGHT leave Pier East Biver. Rew York, mB., BD 4 cvery SATURDAY, at 4 re ‘Georgetown every FRIDAY, at 7 a.m. For apply to agent, 68 Water street, George- ALFRED Wi Secretary, aps0 S18 1sth ecu ‘Treasury. Fos. BQBECLE. PORTSMOUTH FORTRESS MONROE AND T! ‘THM STEAMER GRURGE Leany. ‘WID ieave her wharz, foot of 7th on TUESDAYS snd Hons: Sa Siheen DAYS at 5:30 p.m , SATURDAYS’ ut going ang erent raing, leaves Nor. folk on WEDNE-DAS, FRIDAYS and, BUN- DAYS at 4:00 o'clovk pin Beginning with May L Excursion tickets will be issued, good for Sour days, 3 follows: Hurat clase fare to Fortress Monroe snd Nor- First clare round tip reiasa fare to ont. class ‘Loom runt - ds 5 Pas ey a L a wer. cS) a MATTINGLY, Supt. EBCHANTS 4ND MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMOKBE and NEW YORK. Bailing dave from Baitimor WEDNES- DAY snd SATUMD-¥, at 4 poe Toot ot B 's Wharf (resr fout 8. Gay «' ? vk om New York—Every THURSDAY and SAT- foot Clinten cect DAY, from Pier 49, Kast River (near Elezaut patsenwer sccommodstions. Lowest Mikstes of pas agen Fitvt class, $6, including meals of pase iret c! ineludin, and sisteroow berth Steerasee @3. mucus if dee sired, 25 cents per k:eal. AL HUGGINS, Act. @oston Wharf.) LITMORE, GEO H. GLOVE. Aes. 4025 FIER 49, East BIvER, ¥. EW YORK—ROTTERDAM. The fret clans Steamers of this SAMSTERDA Me ROTTER AR “SCHIZDAM," *"W. A. SOHOLTEN,” <r CALAND,” and *'MAAS,” Qarrying the U. 8” Mails to the Netherlands, leave stson Stores, Brooklyn, , On WED- Firat Cabin, 260-870. 24 Cabin, 950. Ste-race, 0-H CazaUS. Geteral Agent, 27 South Wil 5 crt asaaire 3) MBTZEKOTT & OO , 925° Pennaylven ‘Washington, or F. H.'JOHNSON, Deposit Building, corver New Yo.k th at. orthwest. ‘Yoxackus To EUZOFE. 3. W. BOTELER & SOR Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this Dis- IKMAN S{EAMSEIP 00. Partios to visit . proposing, Europe can obtain all apl-3m piving 6, BOTELER & SON. ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— STZaMsnrP LIsg BeTWEEN New Youx, Haven LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN Zhe steamers cf this company will sall EVERY BATURDAY from Brewed Pier, foot of 3d street, Hebcken. Estes of passage:—From New York to Havre, London, & uthsmpton and Bremen, first cabin,’ SIU secor d cabin, $60; wenraze, $30; Dre- say ionuith PGo ‘Tinie eter ‘Saxe appl y) wi Teen, New York. WG METZEROTE & OO 958 Peas, ave., Agents for Washivwton VUNAED LIN; CORABD LINE. orice. LANE ROUTE. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LIMITED. BEIWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, OALLING AT CORK HARBOR, FROM PIER 40, N. RK, NEW YORK. this....Wed.. 29 June. | Bstavi “Bothnia... Wed 6 July “Gallia... Wet., 13 July Marathon. Wed’. 13 July Ey AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORE. RATES OF PASSAGE. $80 and #100. aceortins to accomuimodations. ickets to Paris, #15 ad¢itional. Return tickets ob favorable terms. Bteamers inarked * do not carry ateeraze Bteerage st very low rates Bteerswe uoxets from Liverpoc! and Queenstown, snd all oiber parts of Enrope, st lowest rates. ‘Through Sills of lsden No 4 Bowling Green, both steerawe and oris BIGELOW’ & O0., 605 Tun street, VERNON H. BROWN & CO SPORTING GOODS. q=s BUPPEBT. Hod, 408 and 406 Fem st. m. w. the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability fm the market. ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CRCQUET 48D LaWN TEBRIS, BICYOLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, BOLLE: sZATES (a2 numbers) At ‘Buit the Times. THE TRADES. Prices mard ——" IBSON 360TH! QiPeoricar Book agp JOB PRINrEns, | Dry 'vanis raahingtos, D. 0. SW Fine Priv‘ing a specialty. janis NDI“ O—The Lroer? Brepuny employs work. "Tete cuss the ordest ennatlisnacente beter ects esti fain ity. 1012 Ps. ave. 84 Boor. oot ITED ¢ PAR’ a1P oa Jeteued do hoccby cortty that they have forseed pertoersh:) the name fr firs of Wael viam and Geo nwa Too Go. X sccounts wi!’ paid an! pon. itten gegen tixoed Jot Lecten, Treasus ft er. OF | Tehran's. Sucee ks ae Kineow. “teon” xD FRIENDS are known as ont esis UST ES old ct Oe eee 2 on ‘addteee or call ut JORTHS old Bad io. ‘ mee oe ee _—BOUSEFTRNISHINGS._ NEW Goops DESSEET PLATES, DINNER SETS, STATUBTTES, TOILET SETS, VABES, TEA SETS, FINE PLATED WARE and choice bite of CHINA, suitable for WELDING PRESENTS. M. W. BEVEBIDGE. jell Ne. 1009 Pennsylvasia avenue. 1 ‘OWLER’S PATENT FLY FANS. FRUIT JABS. JELLY TUMBLERS. CBFAM FREEZESS. NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLIOA. TEA SETS. TOILET 86Ts. DINNEE SERVICES, DECORATED and WHITE. SILVER PLATED WARE the finest quality in Ioe Pitch Ber ot : quality in 16ers, Keer 5 J rind WILMAETE & EDMONSTON, 109 Market Space. THE CELEBRATED TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER. jell THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLY $5. Tus Best mm Use, at J. W. SCHAFER’S, 1020 7th street, Je10 Anove New Yore AvEnvr. ¥ REF RIGEBATOR: WATER (8) COOLERS, OIL AND GAS STOVES, COOKING STOVES AND RANGES, ‘We can show the largest assortment in the city; al atlow prices. Alto Osrbolized Paper, Moth Mill- dew and Water Proof. The attention of Batlders and others is invited to our Isrge ascortment of Biste Mantels, Latrobes, Brick set Ranges, and Furnaces. Ws are agents for the Social and Fire- sige Jewel Latrobes, Bt George and Stag Head Elevated Oven Range and Radiaut Home Furnace. Estimates given for Tinning. Plumbing and Heat- ing. W. 8S. JENKS & CO., m7 I17 Wh st. n.w. RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIC RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE, axp THE ONLY LINE THE EAST and THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON DOUBLE TRACE! CSy¢e OOUPLER! STEEL JOHEDULE ‘AKE 8U) . TO T. = ZEyROT DAY, May LEAVE WASHINGTON: +2:20_CHIOAGO, Gi : LOUIS FABT'EXPARSS SAND BY. 5 and Way Stations. €8—Bsltimore, Ellicott Oi 16:40 BALTIMORE EXPRE a wat: Began and Way, (Piedmont . Hagerstown, and Way, 6:30—Ba'timere, Anns) vis Eelay’) 8:10—Point of Rocks and Ws; 8:18 EHILADELPHIA, NEW,XOBK, AND BOS- 840-STAUNION AND VALL¥Y EXPRESS (connects for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks lerick.) 39 poe only, for Baltimore, Annapolis 10:00— BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hyatts- Ville, College, Beltsville, Leave, Ancaoeiia nod EEPIRBORO, CIISsG0, QINCINNATI 10: G: » p f>DsT. LOUIS EXPRESS. 42:10—Baltimore, Elicott City, Annapolis and Way &tations. Baltimore and Way. Rtations. $1:26—On Sunday only, for {2:15—-BALTIMORE EXERAS4. 15:00, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPSTA AND NEW Baltimore and Way Stations (Winchester, Relay.) Fri wo and War, vi: 4:30—BAL1 IMO! 0. REL EXP! Be eatin ge 2A erick, ¥i. a at Annapclis Junction wf ee -45—Point of t4 ore, Annarolis and Wy i RB EXPRESS (Martinsburg and > Via Relay. Stops at Hyattevilie and Lau- €:65—Point of Rocks snd Way Stations. +6:48—Baltimore and Way Statins. 7:30—BALTI#ORE, HYATTSVILI E AND LAU- BEL EX +9:15—PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI, AND SI. LOUIS EXP! 3. +9:0-PUILADELPHIA, NEW YORE, AND 308- ‘ON EXPRESS. fleeping cars to New York. 10:00-BALTIMORE, HYATISVILLE, ANDLAU- BEL EXPRESS. étops on signa! or to let off Pp. #eeDwers at any station between Washington and Appapolis Junction. tDaily. taundays ouly.” Other traiua daily, ex- P at Belay Sta- ne For further information apply at the Baltimore and Obio ticket offtce, Washington station, aad 619 and 1351 Penneylvavis avenne, corner 14th street, where orders wil be takan for bagzage to be ebecked and received at any point ia thecity. m23 THE GisEA 188] vextsvevania neore 1881 TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Doubie Track, Steel Hr tls. Prin REFEOE. May eres 1S TRAINB LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner of Sixth and B Cy 3 jest, 8:00 s-m., daily, for Fitaburg and the wt Blee} to Pittsburg and Chicago; 10:80 am’ daly, trom Harrisburg with to 20 p.m. word ss ire 4 N.Y., all trains connect at ‘with boata of Brookiva Aonnee att transfer to Fulton street: avoid double New Yc ing es 1 fe ‘ork city, 5:40, 10-00 and 1 am., 10:30 a residences. RB. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. THOMSON. ‘novas FRANK General Manager. S500 REWARD! OVEE A MILLION OF PROF, GU ETTE’S FRENCH K EY Paps Have already been sold in this country and France. every one of which has given perfect satisfaction, and hae performed cures every time when used according = - in to ous. ‘We now say to the afflicted and doubting ones Sak ye will pay the above reward for s single LAME BACK ‘That the Pad fails to cure. This Great Remedy will POSITIVELY Gg 8 mag eh OA cure Lom! Lame Back, Sciatica, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropey, ht’s Disease of the Kidni Tneon- Unence and tion of the ane, TA tion of the Kidneye, Catarrh of the Bladder, High Golored Urine, Pain in the Back, Side or Nervous We and in fsct all digo: Biadder and U: private disease or o! i320. DL if you are suff or Urinary Ov oU CAN BE OURED! Rauseous from Female 8, Bladder, by sim- FREVCH PROF. GUILMETTE'’S FRENOH LIVER PAD ‘Wil positively cure Fever and Aue, Dumb Ague, Cal ie rer, J D Ska all diseases of th Stomach and Blood 6 Liver, 50 i. Send ‘f. . Gatimatte’ EGiS Eek ieee Address FRENCH PAD CO., ‘Toledo Ohio, SCRELLER & STEVENS, Agents, jen 505 Pennsylvania avenue. IE CELLULOLD TRUBS: thst never breaks, nee ee a cn OHAS. FISHER'S, 623 Tth street northwest. devotes her attention to bebe p AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Beal Estate Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE CF Vs1UABLE BUILD LOT™ ON SIXTH STREET. , NEAR P NOBTB iinise a) tol 1UB_E. W*GGAMAN, Auct. 108. B. WAGGA MAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S PALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT H5USE, ON G STRSET, Be RAG FIKST we AND. DELAWARE AVEN BOUT By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Jenuary 34, 1876, and duly reoorded in Liber No. 814, folio 410, et seq of the land re of dhe Districk of Gotambia. 1 will sall at publio | front © premises, on ° 1881, ar 6 P M., Lote numbered etx (6), seven (7) and eight (8), in Ana © Osrroll’s re- corded subdivision of Square numbered five han- red and etghty-six, (686) 35 Fi ‘erms of sale: Que-third osah; balanoe in six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale; the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust i. yy on the property sold. @100 deposit required when the bat ea, jel-aede THOS. E WAGGAMAR, Trustee, TO-MORROW. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. NR GBAY AND ONE SORREL HORE (both ere Pane Horses ies @ good driver), AT ON. Wil be sola on SATURDAY, Juwe 2515, 1881, aT IWELVg O'CLocg, in front of my auction rooms. The gray Horse is ssid to be one of the finest saddle animals in the country. sold because the owner is ordered away. Can be seen prior to sale at Soldiers’ Home. Both Hr rees are fectly sound and gentle Je23 2t THoM4S8 DOWLING, An (OMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. BEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. At valesroom. (Star Building), SATTIR- DAY, Jonz 26TH. ar 100'cLooK, embractis & ge: eral assortment of Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-room Furniture, Paintings and Engravings, &c. Ats0, One artistically carved (lion's heads, very ms: five) Walnut Hail Ses, cost $450 in Engiaud. ALKO, Beveral Carriages ane anenee 0. Aconsignment cf Engiish Stone Ohins. je23 2¢ —————— OOO e—e——n—e—Er—eoe ypuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTER’S SALE OF SHOW OASES, FURNI- TORE AND FIXTURES OF A OONFEC- By virtue af a deed of truet, dated May 188), &c., one of the land records for Wathington City, District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, I shall sell on SATUBDAY, Juxe 25ra, 1831, av Ten O'CLocs, at the auction rooms of Thomas Dowling (Star building, corser lth and Pennsyl- vanir aver ue), the following effects: 2 Silver-meunt Bhow Cases, 12 Oak Cane seat Dining Unairs, Tables, China, Glass Jare, Together with other articies. ‘Terme cash. WM. M. CABALL, je22-3t Trustee. Git HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionesr. ALCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ITF, SOU! ST UGORNER MEVEN TEENTH AND P KTREETS NORTHWEST. Cn 8s TUKDAY, JUNE 25TH, AT 6 O'CLOCK P.M, Twill gell, on the premises, pert of lot! 39, square 157, lccsted as above. having a front of 80 feet on 17th strect and 120 feet ou P st-eet, ute roperty wil be sold #8 8 whole or w:ll be divided into suitable bnilding lots, a subdivision Hf wich wil be exhibited at the sale, | 4178 Vel and made known day le, jorasas PROB. E WAGGAMAN, Auct. FAMILY SUPPLIES. LARET, Fine TABLE CLARET. Very choice CLARET POLTED AN ATs, HAM, TONGUE, BEEF. GME, DOCK, CHICK- EN, TURKEY. FPICED OYSTERS. ‘Montserrat LIME JUICE, CAFF DES GOUBMETS, CALIZORNIA WINE. 4Et LY (+1! flsvore) ‘Try it and you will find it ious eso: ‘wholesoaie. EXCUBSIONISIB SUPPLIES. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, Je16-6m 1209 F st. north seat. Fo A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRINGING HEALTH, APPETITE AND EXHILEBATION, VIBGINIA CLARET NORTON’S SEEDLING are Juetthe Wines. HUME, OLEARY & 90., 807 Market Space, That eplendid Minnesota Family Flour, justly nemed the 3.75 per doz ere teu - pe repeal nes elds in perfection white, sweet and wholesome Breede HOME? OLEARY & CO, 807 Market Space. A direct Importation of “COMMENDADORY PORT WINE, sbsolntely pare, and for medicinal purposes the very beet. HUME, OLEARY & O9., 807 Market Bpace. OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY fe uncqualles for smootuness, favor aad. purity, and for the sideboard aud sick room is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO.. jes 607 Market Space. QWEET LEAF Tes, 60 cents per pound. BWEET LEAF TEA, 50 cents. 50 cents. 50 cents. Either iced or hot takes the place of much higher priced. Bold 5 years 2go at 80 cents. WITMER’S, jell 19°93 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. py rcomstios DAY. CANNED GOODS of every description. ‘WOODEN PLATES. PAPER NAPKINS. FRUITS of ali kinds. ZWEIBACK. LIME JUIOE. B W. BEED'S SONS, 25 1216 F et. northwest. AUCTION SALES. l(OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LEATHER-TOP SIDE-BAR BUGGY, IN GOOD CUNDITIOg, aT Puantey = ig ny tee Oo a” yc! in 6 Booms, Star buildinss. eg oe ee EY, Auctioneer. ‘On TURSDAY, Jong 28ra, arSPM., in Ro. of the 9. beyond FOLBY, Anctioneer, 811 Tibet northwes*. Avon BALE OF A LARGE FRAME OHAPEL. ON THIRD STREEL, BETWEEN L STREET AND NEW SOKK AVENUE, TO BE REMOVED WITHIN THREE DAYS. Qn MONDAY, June 27, 1881, at 6 o'oLooK P.u. ‘Terms cash. 5e23-3t J.T. OOLDWELL, Auct. HOMAB DOWLING, Auptioneer. TAVRUPERTY UN ROAD SiuBaTS OEOOGS. TOWN HEIGHTS. 2 two dreds of date, respectively, May and cepreniber Qh 9th, 1875, ana by reque-t, in writiug, of th secured adwintthatrix of the holder of the note tkeeby, 1 win eell st public suction, in front of the premires, on SATURDAY, JULY 2p. 1881 Go'cLock P.3 , all the undivided right, tive, os- tte and interest of the parties, graptora in’ said Geecs, (being the entire title. estste and interest therelb, save ad exoopt thet neld by Mrs. Harriet B, Noott, born Williathe, still outstandiag,) in and ong inthe city of Coorsetsars fatue Districk ot in the of Georgetewo, ia the ict of Golumbla, being in -‘Theraas Bealt'wadoition tomatd Georgetown, and described a8 follows: for the tame a the nortt west corner of the oropar- ty cf Henry D. Oooke, (formerly owned by David Peter and afterward by Jobn Csrter), on Road street, and ronnitg thence west along ‘ssid street ont hundred andseventy nine (179) fost to am.alioy fourteen (14) fect wite; thence ing southerly direc- ticn, with the east side of said alley and the prover- ty cf Hotert P. Dodges, to the property o- Jann & ‘ar‘er; thenoe east with the north line of Joha K Csrte,"s proverty aud that of Joha Chandler Smith, to the west line of the property of Henry D Quoka's aforesa'd property ,and thence with aaid line north- erly, about two hundred and ten (210) feet, to the plsce of bewinning, with the brick dwelling house ard buildings thereon.” This property will be suld Fubject to all unpaid taxes aud charges thereon Terms ot sae: ‘The amountof the deb’, viz:— 818, 417, with interest thereon at ten por cent per Suna from May Ist, 1675, soonred oa said pron ines, together W expenses of sale, (whic wil be announced at the sa’e, ) in cieh, and tho bal- snice at six snd twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing six per cent interest from day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, will be taken. $100 deposit at the tre of sale. Ccnvesancing at purchaser's cort. If terms of sale are not complied with within ten days from day of sale the property will be re- foldat the risk and costof the defaulting pur- charer. WM. L. DUNLOP, Je23-d&de tr HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALF OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- PEOVED PROPKRTY. By virtue of s deed of trust, dated Novem- ber 28th, 1277, and recorded in liber N. 871, folio 289, et ceq, and a decree of th Supreme Court of thé Dietric: of Qolumbis, on the 241n day of Sanuary, 188}, in Equity cause No Boe Equity Docke' we will sell, on TU &S- inning vustee. Y, THE STH Day OF JULY, 1881, aT 5 O'OLOCK, In front of the premises, Lot lettered C, in Madison & Moses’ enbdiviei_n of crivinal lots 6, Zand 8, 11 Square 427, lecated on the east rida of 8th street, between I sirect and pybile park, 18 fect front and runs back of that dexth 70 feet, then widens to 23 fest and goes back 80 feet fnrther. ‘47-6 O'CLOCK, sate D4¥, in frontot the promisee, Tot 64, in Equare east of Bquare 509, lot 14x80 fee Tinches, being No. 1640 4th street, between Q and Ratrects northwest. On WEDNESDAY, Jory 67H, 1881, at 5 o'cxoox, ia front of the premises, Jota I, K, Land M, iu equsre 694. Each front 18 feet da the west side of Jet strect east, between North Carolina ave- ave snd Guth w street ‘ AT 6 OcLoce, SAME DAY, original lot 1, in square 968, on the northwest corner of 31th and B streeta southeast. AT 6 o'crook, in On THURSDAY, Jury 77H, q », 6 and 7. in Howsrd’s front cf the premirey, 3, 4 i aub of bl 0 2}, in the Howard University sub of Ffingham, fronting on an alley leading from Wijson etreet, near Howard University, to.ether with the in provements. ‘ Terms: Une-third cish; ro-idue in two equal pay iuents at six and twe:ve months with interest, tobe secured by deed of trust 825 deposit on gach lot when property 18 struck off | Terms to be colplied with in five da} tle good or no sale. ERED W. JONES ¥ wet) 3022 dAds__ THOMASH. CALLAN, 5 Trustees. \HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. TEUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGE (OWS, DO. By virtue of adeed of trust to the under. nigned, dated 261h October, 1809, and dul i ecorced in Liber T. & KE. 10. 283, one of the land recoras of the District of Co- Inmbia, I will offer at public eale, on THURSDAY, (0TH JUNE, 1881, AT 6 O’CLOSE P. M.. on the prem- iseg, at the request of the party secured thereby, tue following-deecribed Ce situated Georsctown, ‘bistrct of otumbie, being all shat part of lot number 171, in Beatty and Hawkins’ eddition to Georgetown, beginning for the same at the end of 320 feet on a line drawn north oa the east aide of Freceri from the northeast cor- Ler of Frederick and 3d streets, and raoning then 36 easterly parallel to 3d street 96 feet, thence north- erly and parallel to Frederick sireot thirty fect, then westerly and parallel to 3d street 96 fest to Frederick etreet, then by and with said street to the beginning, with the improvementa. "Terms of gale: One third oash; the balsnes of the purchase money in s!x and twelve months, the purcbaser giving his notes, bearing interest from tbe day of sale, secured by a li-n on the or alj of the purchase nfone! days aiter the sale. A de It of 850 required when tbe proy ects pace o! Capente of the purchaser. 3e200.0. ”'B. B, SECKBON. Trustee. (SABLES W. BANDY, Auctioneer. TRUATEE'S SALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME HOUrES OS FIFTH STREET SOUTHEASS, NOB. 617 AND 519. Under and by virtue of a deed of trast dated Beptember '4, 1871, and recorded in iiber No. fo:i0 265 one of the land reoords ef the District of Cclumbis, and at the request of toe holier of tho Bote secured thereby. offer forssl= at pablic auction in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, TBE 29TH Day oF JUmB, A. D. 1881. Ac 6 O'oLocK P. M., all that piece or parcel of ground belog part of lot fonrieen (14), in square eight handred and twenty-two (822), beginning for the gaia piece of ercund at the eoutheast corner of said lot, ranniny thence west one hundred and five (105) feet one (1. incb, thence north forty-one (41) feet, theace east one bun¢red and five (108) feet one y inch, and trexce gor.th forty-one (41) fort to the place of be- sipping: being the south forty-one (41) feet front of raid Jot by the depth thereof, lying and situate inthe raid city of Washington. ‘Jerms of sae: One-fourth cath, balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with Sey eg ee ance. : MEDIOAL, &c. BOUS: SEED: £88 OUCUM- H°™ "Sane ony @) ants, PALAOE MALUKET, Corner 14th street and New York avenue Also, BTRAWBEBRIES just received. _— ap? OHN B. KELLY. A LER Im z BEEF, LAM! VEAL, MUTTON &o. COBNED BEEF A SPEOIALTY, = Btalis 626 629, and 630 Ceuter Market, 9th street wing, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market ;or Address Box 71, City Post Omoe. Marketing deli free of charge to all part: D MEDAL CMesrdogat ie National Fatr over all other TO OERKS, The handsomest Minnesots Patent Flour in the United Staten. MINNEOM, A very superior Ationosste Patent, LING’S ST. LOUIR FANOY. A Maghitioent Winter ‘Wheat Patent Process. SOLDER HILL, Btandard Family Fi the District. FOH BALE SY EVERY FINST-OLASS GHOGEB. WHOLESALE DEPOT, Corner Ist st. and febis Ww) Indiana ave. M. GALT & UO. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 80R Market Space, Are offertag the GREATEST BARGAINS OF THR ALL WOOL EXTRA SUPER INGRATS CARPET at 76 Gene ‘per yards Koducod irom 90 ws a ieee ie of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, at RUSE! 8, from 81.25 to 81. ER SLSR ees pez root FURNTTORE COVERS and WINDOW SHADER made to order. SENT FOR, OLEANED and RE- TURMED at abort notice. see SINGLETON & HOERE, J. B. WHITE & BROs., jell yela cf Pordand Ormen ndalion of the ee ent U 8. 29 Tib- oe aoe eae a es ees ‘Gat fe ‘carKo stored in his warehouses at BitalSeloue ots wharves: 306-5 BOOT for 8' .. bie Goat do, do., 81.28, value 81.75 _ Gents’ low If'shoe, $2.50. Laties' and Misses’ But. tod eo 95 to 82.00.) Mi O CURE NO Pa¥!—To all afflicted with private diseases com e st once and you shall be rewat by eg, cure without mercury. ERS, 206 B street southwest B BRIOORD, 141 WE+T FAYETTE BT., Baltimore, from long experieace in hospital and private practice, is ensbled to gaarantee a cure in By Philitie disoréers of the blood. throat, sose or ekin. Vicfime of indiecretion with Spermatorhes, premature decay, lo:t manhood, &c., rendering we improper or unhappy, are radically cured. Recent or Chronic ynorrhes: cured in three to eight days by a local remeay. Qali or te. Charwes low. "Kailrond fare t0 Baltimore deducted from fee. jel7-3m* R. JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIVIER IS A certa'n cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovariam Tamors, Kidney Dieeases aud all Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis guaranteed in cither stage. Sead two stemrs for vamphiet. Hevere Honse. Boston. Dz_JOHN TRIPP. Jal3 o.dly OLD MEDAL sWABDED THE AUTHOB!-A new and grost Medical Work, warranted the best and cheapest, indispan- table to every man, entitled ‘*The Science of Life KNOW [or Self-Preservation;” bound in embossed THYSELF. fiibdsamie reo Bend now, body Medical Institute or Dr. Wil. No. 4 Bulfinch street, é DS BRGUTHERS ie ai H. PARKER, ap]8-m, wf the Oldest Established La- Washington. Female Ir- red. Gslice: 906 B streo! sotlthwest, opposite Imitheonian. No charge for sdvicer "Jol. tm AM DE FOSEST HAS REMEDY FOR Minas. All female complaints quickly cured. Can be consulted daily at 924 7th strest northwest. Office honrs from 1 to9 p.m. jel0-2m* LEO) oldest established and most reli- le. LaBtEe™ PaveIOrAN in the city, can be Sraenited daily at 455 weetis avenue, from to4spd 7 tod. Ali Kemale Compisints and Irreg- ularities qat cured. Prompt treatment Sepa- rate rooms for ladies. 4s9-1m OTT’S FRENOH POWDERS — Certain Dary leryous Debility, Seminal Bess, Lmpeianoy, Gleet, Berofuts, Syphilis and ail ‘and Sin Diseases Ly cut Gonor- Pea bane Pee eee ‘Under seal oD re- $3 bar box, sent by Fy BE SECUHE IN SUMMER. NATIONAL SAFE DSPOSIT OUMPANE, 15th st. amd New York ave. ies 11.95, f Seeder tans fa brates At 1914-1916 Pennsylvania Avenue, 3018 3. W, SELBY. jerate ‘rate. 5 DRY GOODS. fgrecta MENTIONS. WHITE GOODS in all the most desirable fabrics. A full line of INDIA MOLLS, in Pink, Oream, ‘White, Lavender ana Biue. NAINSOOK S8WIS3 and OAMBEIO EM- BROILERIES, for trimming, in great va- viety. HOSIERY, GLOVES and HANDEERCHIEFS. at the lowest possible rates. BROWN & OLAGETT, 4022 809 Market Space s° MMER INL UCEMENTS. MADRAS GINGHAMS reduced to 1230. BEAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS reduced from 25 to 180 NBW — ORGANDIES reduced from 3735 to 950. PURE LINEN LAWSS at 20c., the best goods ever offered for the price. PIQUES, BRILLIANT, VIC TOBIA LAWNS, &e., at 123g, good qualities, ALL LINEN LAWNS (white), 250 FIGURED SWISS MUBLIN2, choices patterns. Agreat bargsin in NUN'S BLACK V&ILING at 50c., very fine. LINEN LAWNS, (Union), at 12340. ‘We request an inspection of the above goods, which have beea reduced to prices that will en- ure their speedy sale. ONE PRIOR. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, jen 919 Pennsylvania Avenue. 4-4 FINE LAWNS, 10c. 4-4 FINE LAWNS, 130. 4-4 STKIPED OR8GANLY, 123s0. PIQUES AND LAGE STBIPER, 120. FINEST QUALITY LINEN LAWNS, REDDOED TO 20. TYLEB & CHEWNING, $20 918 7th st. n.we GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SUMMER SILKS AT COST. FRENCH PERCALINES at £52 , former prica35e. FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 25c. Finest Quality all LINEN LAWN@ at 26c., for- mer price 400. SCOTCH GINGHAMS at 25:, and 40c., reduced from 3144 and 450. MADRAS GINGHAMSat12%e., fromer price 15¢. YEDDO CRAPES at 8734c., reduced from 50c. PARASOLS AT COST. “Marked Down Prices” on BLACK GRENA- DINES. “Eargains" in TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAP- KINS, BPREADR, &o. Large Lot of EHETLAND ard STRIPED BAREGE SHAWLS, ranging from 81. 00 to 82.00, reduced from $3.00 and 86.00, S27 Ax Iserection Witt REPAY ALL. @2 ONE PRICE ONLY, PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, CORNER 97H STREBT. Je18 ave S! LAWNS! Job lot of beautifaliy assorted Linen Lawns, 28c. Yard-wide Lawne, 8 10, 1236, 15 and 250. India Linen, 2c. : Sprmeriy ala for 25. Vic. Lawn, 8, 10, 123§ and 200. doz. Ladies’ Hemstitched Hakfs., reduced from 25 to Pe alllinen. 5) a ntlemen's Hemstitched fe reduc 07. A 1230, ‘This ts a job | id very cheap. havein stock an ciecant linea LROES, frem 3 to 500. 18,000 yards beautiful put ages. Our 200. India Linen and 10 rabant Lace makes one of hand- Jady can purchase for, the movey. Stock is well asse-ted, at agent's J. A. LUTTBELL & CO., 817 Market Space. THE CHEAPEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. ONE THOUSAND (1,000) PIRGES. Cre hundred (100) pieces of beautifal Figured Bes] LINED LAWNS, 12360. One hundred (100) pieces of beautiful Figured ENCH LAWNR, 250. Eight hundred (80) pleces of besntifal Figured AMERIOAN LAWNS, 6, 8, 10, 1: ge. INDIA LINENS, INDIA LINENS, the new and @esirable white roods for Ladies and Children's Dresses, 20, 26, c. PERS! WHR, 25, 31. 870, LACE S1RIPE WHITE COUDS, 10c. COLOBED SILKS, NAVY ITE STRIPED BILKS, 500. BLAC! , immense assortment, 78, 87c., $1, $1.25, 1 50. BURE WOOL BLAOK LAGE BUNTING, 250. CS pou new style LINED PARASOLS at 5 ‘al fof our besutiful 25c, DRESS GOODS reduced ‘ono bundred Pieces besutiful MADRAS DRESS GIRGHAMR. 12% and ie. LADIES’ PURE LINEN DUSTERS, $1.25. CARTER’S, 111 Market Space. DRESS GOODS. BI RREN, DRAB, BLAOK and other Oclors, CBLACK AND WE! i jell GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, 822 and 824 Seventh Street, WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERI- CAN DiESS GOODS, DURING THE COMI5G WEEK. THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES, WHIOH WILL BE DISPLAYED AT ATTRACTIVE PR CES, WILL UNZOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON, A LARGE LOT OF OMBRE-SATIN MERVEILLEUX SASH RIBBON "prom AUOTION AT HALF PRICE. GUINNIP, jell LACK SATIN MERVEILLE! 1.25 TO 82.50; White Figure ry DAY & CO., value. GINS Ere variety. White INDIa ana LINEN LAWNS. ‘Now's Vining. Anderson’s paaee GINGHAMS. wot and Strit 7 ist; very choice. Fine inal] the most desir- <@UODS tocloss ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain figures. TBUNNEL, OLARK & O0., 803 Market Space. 280 THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. JUNE 21, isi. LOCAL NEWS. The Caterpillar Nuisance. HOW TO SUPPRESS IT—IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS FROM PROF. RILEY, Editor Star:—In the public interest you have already Grawn attention to the numerous cater- Tiltar nests that are now disfiguring the shade tees In most parts of the city. These trees are a marked and Deautiful Teaiure of Wash- king De too. thy for thelr endeavors to properly care for them and protect them from injury. In this gocd work they should be aided dy all public ited citizens. I have thought, therefore. that a few suggestions in referencs to this caterpillar nuisance would be timely and wh el ao wed good. web-worm, known in entomological works as the Fall Web-worm, (aypranrta texfor), 18 be of the most wide-spread and in- jurious insects mn the country, feeding, as it Gore, On all sorts of trees, and occurring every- where east of the Rocky mountains The parent 1s a white moth, more or less spotted with black, which Irsues in epring from the cocoon fa whica the chrysalig_bas bibernated, generally near, or Just Delow, the surface of the ground, but also in aby other sheltered situation. The pale yel- Jow eggs are laié, to the number of 300 and ‘u: ward, Guring the last days of May and the earlier part of June, in this latitude, in one uniform batch, silghly tot reed with white hairs from the hot easily noticed, and tt ts useless to attempi thelr destruction ip a general way. Immediately upon hatching, the young worms feed tozether on the parenchyma of the leaf, leaving nothing but the epidermis. As they grow they sprea frcm leaf to leaf, encioeing whole branches wi bh their web, and few atempts are made to dertroy them until they have reniered ‘bemselves conspicuous, and are nearly full-grown ag at the present time. At t's stsge there is po more available way of de. st oy ing them than by pruning off the infested twigs and branches, care being taken to sudse- quently destroy the worms. A wad of cotton, ce eed eee to the endof a long pole, urate erosene or coal tar ana ignited will also do good service in burn- ing them. But on all the smaller trees of tne city that can be readily reached with a hand | pump there isa much simpler remedy, which might be uniformly employed by the Commis- stoners at trivial ac reel With a little prac- tice the first affected leat or leaves can be de. tected during the first days of vune before the tree shows any disfigurement If at such time the parts of the tree where the young cater- 2 5 5 is e fe} § 3 pillars bave been noticed be sprinkled With water in which London Parple bes been mixed 1a proportion of about 1 poutd of the purple to about 100 gal- lons of water, the young worms will all be de- Stroyed thereby and no further disfigurement of the tree ensue from them. A second appll- cation about the middie of June co the more Mmited number of worms that baich from eggs Jaid after the first application may also be de- tirable. The purple can be got at wholesaie from Hemingway & Co., New York, at from 6 to 10 cents a pound, anda few dollars’ worch Would answer for the trees of the whole city. It would pay the parking commission to have a special tank built and mounted on wheels for {bis purpose, with a force pump that might 02 worked with two men, while a third handles the atomizing nczzle through which the pol- Soned spray should be applied. One of the sim- Plest and most satisfactory nozzles of this kind 1s made by two converging holes s) that the two jets of water bi each other as they issue, Important improvements in the mode of atomizing will be published In the next Teport of the Entomologtcat Commission; but it is not necessary to thustrate them Is this connection. A tank for poisoned water, such a8 T have indicated. would not only prove yaly- able in rrot—cung the trees from this particular caterpilar, but trom most injartous insects that attack th a8, ¢. g., the elm-leaf beetle, which is so bad on the elmsin th3 grounds of the Department of Agriculture and elsewhere. No better investment can be made by the au- thorities. For private gardens. and parkings I would recommend one of the ordinary force-pumps, and the Nelson aquzepult will be found partica- jariy satisfactory. Yours, truly, Cc. V. River, ‘Wasuinctor, D.C., June 22, 1881, — Save the Trees. Ediwor Star: 1 have always noticed with Pleasure that you are deeply interested in everything pertaining to the beauty and attrac- tiveness of our city, and was very glad that in Jast evening’s Stak you called attention to the depredations the worms are making upon the elms in our parks and on our streets ‘ne maples -especially the Norway,the finestof them all—are becomtng a prey to the Having had considerable experience in the cultivation of trees and sbrubs, it pains me to see them suf- fering from want of care. I therefore take the berty of requesting you, tbrough your valu- able paper, to call the attention of ‘the powers tat be” to’ remedy which Suel Foster, esq, of Muscatine, 1owa, has found very effectual in tbe de-truction of the canker worm. Mr. Foster sa}s: “I have had a nght for three or four ye rs with the canker worm on my apple trees. Two years ago I changed Paris green for London purple. at a saving of three-fourths of the cost, and it proved a better articie for the purpose. I teke a forty gallon whisky or kerosene barrel, faw it in two, fasten a hydropuit sprinkling pump in the bottom of the half-barrel, by natl- ing a strap of Jeather to bold the pump firmly to the bottom, and another strap 10 hoid it fast, to the side of the balf-barrel. Then I have two whole barrels, with one head out, to hold the water ip. Place them all in a wagon and drive to the orchard. Put three buckets of water Into the balf-barrel and stir In three small tabdie- speonsful of London purple; stir it until it is well mixed with the water; then use the pump and sprinkle the trees rroughly to the right and left, and on all sides of them. This i3 the cheapest ard most effectual remedy I have found for the canker worm.” I know Mr. Foster to be one of the most intelligent, reliable, and successful horticulturits in the west. He says that the London purple is much better and chearer than Paris green for destroying the potato bug. He mixes one taviespoonful with two gallons of water and applies with the com- mon den sprinkler, I have no doubt but that the application of the London purpie to our affected trees in the manner described by Mr. Foster would effectually destroy all the insects. Respectfully, AW OLD SUCKER. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded a3 follows:— George Barth to J. T. Lenman, part 15, $7,000. B. R. Mayfield to R. P. Strong, 1 21, 22 ard 23, sq. 132; $1,200, C. H. Ci to same, subs. 105 to 111, 113 to 152, same square; $14,000, Juliana W. Gales to Kate, Carltsle, undivided interest in lot 22, £q. 127; $2.066 6 Sewell to Northern Liberty Market Co.. sub3. F and G, £q. 422; $5,985. Sarah T. Davidson to John f. Scott, part 8, &q S16; #400. J.T. Scott to George E. Emmons, same pro} $500. W. Z Partello to A. 8. Johnson, lot 736, sud. 440, $250, Edwards and Hume, trustess, to J. L. Vogt, pt. 16, 8q 457; $5,150. Sales of Real Estate. Merers. Thos. J. Fisher & Co., auctioneers, re- Port the following recent sales Of property at public sale: Part of lot 1, square 166, and im- provements, corner 17th streev and Pennsyiva- ia avenue, to M. W. Galt for $5,000; sub lots 27 28, Square £41, and improvements, corner Cand 5th streets southeast, to Mary McGrath Tor $4500; sub lots 25 anc 26, on Sch street east, to Benjamin W. Guy at 21 cents per foot; sub ict 24, 10 Thomas H- Harbin at 184 cents per Toot; sub lots 17 to 22 inclusive, to C. F. Mac- donald at 14 centa per foot; lots, square 216, Cpposite McPherson equare, to Geo. W. Cochran for $2.60 per foot; lot 5, equare 774, on K street, between 3d and 4th streets east, to Mr. Cattery at 10 cents per foot; part of Jot 12, square 345, and improvements, No. 732 10vn street northwest, to Cc. Deneson for $2,650; part lot 19, square 2s, and improvements, No. 9492 K street, to J. B. Hi. Smith for $3,590; three small brick houses on E street, between 12ch and 13th streets northwest, Nos. 1213 1215 and 1217, to Bernard Schlosberg for $9,225; Nos. 742 and 744 4th street northwest, two amail fr: snort, was a ‘Miers Paine bus assumed une position of pria- cops: cacbier of the Palmer Chicago, one OL tLe largest ard moet cor | Loteis in country. Cover in Gawerat Trea. ioe See ee een . In mm, Samus . corpus); on ing. Cay, Revelis agt. Mason; verdict for plain- Uf for possession and $57 rent. Jattray Sgt. Bruce; default. aoe fa mage Wyte, Yesterday “River ane Hi 7 . Keyser agt. Hitz; on wal- Gron Agt. Waldron; commission to aan Man ad Item appointed. Heck ugt. Heck: Wash, B. Willams appointed guardian aa litem, Lavy agt. Key; Gistutssal of bill wituin ‘Ubiryy days isi Ordered. Alston agt. s Poot be- fore C. F. Rowe, examiuer, ordered taken. But ler SET. Queen; auditor's report confirmed ana istribution directed. Dalapey agt. Qairk: rale on defendant returnabie June 39, 1381, granted, Deacon agt. Deacon; rule on defendant return- she June, 188i, Granted. Bauer Tschit- ; testimony ordered taken within six Gsy8. Giteon ag. Barker; reference to auditor to state accounts. Luchs agt. Ottenbung; m)- Uon to strike amended bills from files over- ruled. Biggins os Dye; order for writ of Assistance granted nisi. Towers agt. Willams; Sale ratified nist. = y, Butler agt. Queen: sale ratified. Young agt. Young; sale ordered and Chas Wal- ter appolnted trustee to sell. Depmesd; rule on trustees returnable July 5 IsSl, granted. Davidson agt. Simpson; referred to auditor to state trustee's account. Grant 8gt. O'Hare; motion to enlarge reference to auditor overruled. Seddey agt. Fitzmorris; Offer of purchase sccepted. PROBATE CoURT.—Judye Hagner. ‘To-day, will of Catherine W. Moree; admittea - to probate and record. Estate of Kober G Yewell; jetters of administration to George J. Musser; bond, $20.000. Wl of Sophia Hatton Of publication. Estate of Cuaries vill of K Baler; admitted . bond of executrix, $6,000, admitted to probate. Es- 1ifMith; administration granted to of New York, bonds, $5.400. Will Of Sarab E. Major; fully proven and continued, Will of William Johnson; fully proven and ad- mitted to probate and bond of executor $5.00." Will of Statius Lane; admitted to pro- bate, and bond of executor fixed at $20.00, Es- tate of Jobn J. F. Joachin; contiaued. Bernard Gurvort was appointed guardian to Carl Procu- Tafor: bond $100, Final notices were issued in estates of F, A. Forney and Dr. James C. Hall. . CRIMINAL CovRT—Judge Cor, Yesterday, Clark Brown, assault with intent to KI; on trial and jury respited. sobert Hughes, sworn as a Ualliff to the grand jary, to act in place of Joseph H. Tall. Motion by Messrs, Totten, Shellabarger and Wilson to call immediately before the grand jury the star Youle snvestigators: argued and overruled. ngleton, false pratences; nolle pri United States trorney. asad To-day, Henry Matthews, burglary; nollie pros. Clark Brown, assault with lutent to kill, Wes found not guilty. Lucy Carey, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Eliza Adams, receiving stolen goods; on hearing. POLICE CouRT—Judoe Snev, To-day, Jos. Bisbot, vagrancs; bonds or 99 gaye. Benjamin Moore; forfelied collateral. Henry Bally, vagrancy; bongs or 2 days. Kate Kurtz, do.; do. Victoria Burke, do.; do. Wm. Scout, agree: 3 the sidewalk; $5 or 15 days. Grant Allen, charged with firing fre- Crackers within 200 yards of a house; ¢1. An- drew Gleason; forfeited collateral. ' Mathew Donohue, keeping more than two cows for Gairy purposes nearer than 200 feet of a dwell- ing house other than his own; $i. Tnos. Fe- ney, do: $2, Luke Connor, do; $4. John Kear- ney was charged with being the owner of a beree having the glanders and allowing him to Tun &t large tn the streets. The court took the Case under cors'deration. Harriet Green, lar- Smith; order { ceny of $20 from Jno. Scott; case polle prose- quicd, Martha Hennessy, white woman, was Charged with assaulting’ a young white ‘man named Daniel Long, who stated that sho attacked bim on the street, and commenced striking him on the besd with a billy. Mra Hennessy stated that she heard tbay thé man hag threatened to beat her if be caught her on the sidewalk, and she tok a clad and went out wo eee if he intended 10 carry his threats Into excution, aud be came along and brushed against her, and she clubbed him The court imposed a fine of $5 and cost. Mary Offenstein and Leopold Offenstein, assault on Moses Brown, were fined $i each. John Sullivan, as- sauiton Luke Murtaugh, who stated that this man knocked him down and struck him on the side of the head with a heavy welgat. A flae of $20 and costs was Imposed. The Morgan Disappearance Mys- ery. FINDING OF A SKELETON SUPPOSED TO BE HIS. A special dispatch from Batavia, N.Y , to the New York Times, gives an account of the fad- ig of abuman ekel+ton at Pembroke, which ts slleged to be the remains of Wm, Morgan, the man who betrayed the secrets of Freeraasonry 55 years ago, and whose mysterious disappearance has been accounted for upon the theory that he bad been murdered. A silver ring was found With the bon¢s, with the initials *W. M.,” and & Un box, resembling a tobacco box, In which Was found & mapurcript, the writing of which Was scarcely legible, although some of the words could be read by the unaldedeye. The crumpled paper was placed under a microscope, Under the glass the words *-Masons,” * Liar,” “Prison,” “Kill,” and the fall name “Henry Brown,” were vissible, It 1s conjectured that this Is part of a threatening letter from Henry Brown, the great defender of the Masons of Batavia. THURLOW WEED DOUETS THE STORY. A reporter of the N: ¥. Connercial called on Thurlow Weed to get his views on the pro- posed discovery. He sald he could not recon- cile the story with the facts that had come to bis knowledge, and then told of ihe disap; - ance of Morgan and the finding of a iy in Lake Ontario, Mr. Weed said he attended the inquest, and although Mrs. Monroe de- scribed the clothing found on the remains, before looking at it, as being that of sd Le aang gg mn ged failed to foc eanend the bedy; Ww! irs. Morgan accurately par- lcularized certain characteristics of the body, without seeing it, but was unable to identity the clothing. ‘This was very parplexing. Mr. Weed then tells the story told to htm by John Whitney; how he (Whitney) with turee others bad taken Mi from Fort Niagara in & boat, ted a rope arcuod Morgan’s body, at- Uached heavy sinkers thereto and threw the man Into the river. He had assisted at this work a8 & conscientious duty; but for six years had had no mental peace, no mater wherever he went, and was glad he had unburdened ‘is mind. Mr, Weed said he belleved Whitney toid the truth when describing the manner io which Morgan met his death, but bere had been 80 Many stories circulated a3 to his being since seen alive that he could omly look upon the whole affair as one of the mysteries which Will sever be satisfactorily elucidated. GENERAL Grant, being tdisposed, did not attend the banquet of the Pennsylvania edl- tors at Long Branch last Bight. Covers were spread for about 400. An address of welcome to the “Pennsylvania editors and their caests— the Tenncsseeans,” was given by Mr. Childs. THE New YorK BREWERS STRIER.—The em- ploying New York brewers yesterday notified Ubelr strikipg workmen that they hed passed resolutions ceclaring that, a8 they had limited the bours of labor to twelve per day, and in- sisted only cn three hours’ work on Sunday, and that, as the men’s Deen in- creased, they considered it their duty not to grant aby further concessions. According to the new census the population of the Untted Kingdom exceeds 100,000, The increase in a decade is a Mile over 4,000,000, hu! » by the 5 JouN Baker to Ams, daughter of G. H. Poliuck, of tBineaty- NOcerIn guodey. 3 WILLIAMS—JOHNSO) unday. June Fy gg yg Fe Ry by Rev" O'Kane, James McWictiams, ai, 09 Anta EB. nen aes @ BRADLEY. Jn Washi Cog oe ithe, residenoe of tis bride's v 23, 1651, at the guctber, by the Rev. Jowa B Paxton, Witctas it, Urrow to Gronora L. BRADLES- : DIBD. ZPATRICK. On June 2 IE81, at 2o'clock = inghter of ee, oo Cataerige Fitzpat- ‘aged nine mon-he and six Gays. Funeral will take sp-morrow ot8 Pa parent ee ee ee astevu BINOLAIR. © june 234, 2881, ¥ am, Samver Pasnren twineon of J 8. aad ra Sinclair, aged seven mouths and twenty- take place Sztarday next, at 3 Sis Poutayivaate events ‘and relatives are iuvited to 1881, at 9:49 o.m., beloved wifeot’G. 8” Walker, in hor r ioe EERE, 4<20__bet N. ¥. ave. and L stryst northwest. jon s WErce UNDERTAKER, cad me (32d) st , Geo: Wine rasmus th Aire oe sss as en =. BPINDLEE, UNDEBT, ep18 2233 7th st. northwest. om BW. janld 1837 10th st. norhwest.