Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1881, Page 3

SUMMER-RESORTS. ee ee ee (Coes tT sare or HOUSE 215 B STRRET NORT Bir cites endl tn yews 5 tin Goxces. of ths Se- Bees rg es ane, a 5 ‘te tet ae for euch Pari in ao x THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE | . » froutot 23 fectom | SP OF Te x e beck of est B ‘of = of se Su of the gy 0 | Dintrict cf Columbia, the 294 day of June, epi Jesh. 19 eqnity ennee 7, 73% the. ‘trusteen, De anit are ax Willtell on MONDAY, THE 13TH DAY Y, 1881, oa acceptance of bic. re. ATEO'CLOCKP. P., in front of the follow: sith intereet | tue described : Tha north yon ratihestion of oie, aid three-fourth inches on Lith strest ten onal ta, payers feat deep of Lot numbered eleven, ith interest from ‘ay of xale, south twenty-foat by the depth cad deed of trurt on | i said aquare 293, together with the ‘at cost of purehawr. | Which of a’ larxe SLOY. Trustee Nithall the modern improvements, Lew 472 atree west, YOUNG & CALDWELE. Anets. shad ‘Terms an prescribed by the decree, are: One-fourth of : o \s finteen’ months from the day of sale, wi BENSINGER, Anctioncer. nreive and. cheisteon months from ss = TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON | Be proyety a All conveyancing to be at purchaser's Robs, BEARD VENUE AND SOMITE R | coles i fay pS Seapbod wits in ta A - are HET, WASHINGTON. DNTING | dan, the he Trustees ‘the right to resell the prop- C. reserve, pee AND. THREE, INCHES ON cont of the defs OS CONSISTING OF A LARGE iH PRAME | PACKSMITH SHO) i rink and ES. SMITH © CHARLDS C. Trustee. it ese fier the sale of oe eS virtue of a doed of dated November 1sth, | estate ‘will be aa oe ssi, iy reoorded iu Liber No. #37, foo Bit, et weg-> | the abo no dente poten: : Mirror Front Ward- Sha ct tne reas Cg JAMES H. SMITH & CHALLES C. COLE. im front of the prezmimas, | dei-dkde Administeatora, ne all that cori sit place Lr parcel of | [THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. sm the clay of Wanktnnce i, an | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN Partot the oricinel lee 'No.15,m the reenmied wabdie | REAR,OF, PROPERTY FRONTING ON PIF- | it Salon of of square No. J th a point on STREETS Nonravestt b strect northwest twenty-one feet tive inctew {for a 3 comet ef waid lot; thence dae west one | Ue A PAE and thirty-cieht feet nino inches; thence north | 1881, in cause No. 7,687, Equity, Supreme of the twenty-one feet three inches, t Gast thirty-eight | Distt of Columbia,wherein Frudorick B. Steptoe ef fect ; thence north twenty feet; thenco east plainants, aud Aifred Stepoe ia defendant, I hhuncired feet to ssid 9th street: thence ‘sonth alc paler) at public auction, in front of th premire, to said 9th street to the of ing, iver wit eats DAY, ‘he TWELFTH DAY OF ail and sincalar the unprovementa: priv! 1. at SIX O'CLOCK P.M., Lot F, according ments and sppurtenances to the saine belonging or in | t the aabsttvinion of of lots four (4) and’ v8 G (i. of David. son's eubdiviax menser spy erteivt pa e Sierooe aly in Said square 214, witha devth of 108 feck ‘cach; balance in sa three stalIments, fe aise rempeetively i six, twelve stent wil impro months, bearing interest at six” percent per an- Terms of sale: the Som, amt to toewared Up aed of trt cm tho prop. | in neon, payable in xix and twolve months, evi- eee the whole of | denced by the notes of the 5 may be paid in caab. A deposit of | secuced by a decd of trust on pro} oF ail cash, tr be miele by the purchaser om, tiie acceptance of st purchaser's \- posit of $60 must be mado at bid." Conveyancing at 's expeure. If the | the time of the scle; and if the termn of sale are not terms of sale ars not complied with in seven days the , complied with within five days from day of sale the prop- at the risk and cost of defaulting | erty wiil be resold st. ‘Fisk and cost after three | ; NEHEMIAH H. MI | days! notice in The Evening Star newspaper. All com Jyt-dkds ‘Trustee. WM. TAYLOE SNYDER: J pte MEDICAL, &e. — — 'S. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. 0 CURE NO PAY! ‘Yo al aftticted with private dia- come stonce and you shall ber: ena 8 care without mercury. Dr. BROTHER. by | AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- | __| ERTY ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, | t. RICORD, 141 WEST FAYETTE eee fiancee, 0, acinus te and vate BETWEEN N AND O STREETS NORTHWEST, edae ot the tied. thicet mene acekan: ‘stim. | No. 1325, discretion with a i manhood, Be.) rend marriage improper or unhsp- | Twill rell, in fromt of the on FRIDAY, JULY Sia ta oa | ATHLON, A 6:30 CRP, Man ‘of Lot Sica fi cht ‘alocal remedy. Call or large two-encey 1 Chanres iow. Nadlroed fare b> Baltiaaece. with fruit im yard. Safrom f fee. Je17-3m*_ | ‘Terms: $1,200 cash : balance in six, twelve andeighieen > 3 | months, secured by a deed of trast; or all BROTHERS is fhe Oldest +. Ladies’ cu. af ovSion of purchaeer. A depostt of $100 required Obstractions, aud Lew je, | Syst 8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. for advive. Ay 6 voor DOWLING, - Anction®r. MS he tote = | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ee ee % | SEW, JERSEY AVENUE, DEIWEEN FANE Gonentted daily at 724 Th stret norte Stic" = | SIRES em ~ eof ede trust, bearing date the 17th day M HOOD RESTORED. iy Feconted,in Liber 33, folio itc., eavitig fret tn vain eve et inc remedy, bas dis- aoe Bee eee ee ‘Troxtees sorted s Simp means of self cure, which he ‘will | Sal scll_on WEDNESDAY’ JULY 'EENTHL, fio, to his fellow-sufferers, Sa eee ENS ges Echt mines ea ot os , Teaac cs subdivision of sub Lota 5 _48 Chatham stceet, New York. | sad 57, in ogee of New Jer- { Seyavounes betuoans streets. ey [hy Rat otabbiahed a, Sy Ronee | cms: One-third cash. balance ai six and twelve ae esa a ee aoe cies Etaee, Mpeg omic ot 9. AN Female Comptaints and ickly | dood of tem cured, Pronipt treatment. pony BS jeposit required —— rE sy8-dkas HN TRIPPS BLOOD PURIFIER ia s ee ae 3 ile ne, Ovarian: T Tumoon i Kid. (THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. eenrant ‘dine shor stages Send two stamipe for pene | | TRUSTFES SALE OF. TIPROVED PROPERTY ON . Piekieadiy Dp. JOHN TRIPP. NINTH AND TEN ns STREETS NOMTHWEST = = eof a deed of trust bearing date Suly th, B, NOTTS FRE vacdlapded peng jonary sere 1878, and recorded in Liber 187, folio 430. one of the Nervoas Debilit:, Seminal Weakness, Impoten: ene eer ee gars ae 1 all Biood and Sain > isease. cured im 48 hore. For Drugxist, corner 12th Price 33 per box, ame a receipt of price. aired. M. ‘M., in front pinée, the, following propert Latif, of Wilson & Chinn's subdivision of havinic a front of 23 feet 9 inches by a depth o MTS, to a street ancl Bea pa | terns Sao tetet sae ce a ee cual Wednesd erms: One a restiine in two, pay: every Wed: aay = a eq e © street northwest, near | Bateaa and twelve months, with who, with fitteen | tere cent per annum wntil ry # deed of trast on a ee 3 Cost. Eran depeatt et ime of aT Trusteos, | BA, DARNEILLE, © } "3 | THOMAS DOWLING, Anctio jy8-dts | oJ 7. COLDWELL, Real Eatate Auctioneer. TRU: SALE OF SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, FIRST AND D STREET SOU E dollar a box, or six bor FecelDt of With cach npapared. with, eFh conveniences ‘One-fourth cash: and the remainder of the “money in equal instalments at aix, twelve and onthe. secured Ly deed of trust upon the ea, ‘the notes of the purchaser to bear interest r yA daporit of #100 paverancing, at pur- . H, FOR! Louisiana a avenue. UABLE HOUSE, No. WEST upreme Court of the Dis- umbia, passed in Equi i Benton t ntof the quared06, fr et, butweun tats ad ith Las sab lot 34. ot one, Miah a builatnae the city. = A deposit of jot required #t tine of «ale. A plat of the estan the Vis Vigznare se z a Fc ceas a “kes dyé-lm poe rome wore . Marr's County, MARYLAND, MRS. C. A. COOPER. a of ‘and js « fret-ciass Summer Home ‘per day, $10 per week and $35 fashington, ‘baltimore andl ieee ete Sek Ea Lady of the Eke and Ja ieiioen tense address Mus. JOSEPH TRAVERS, Pines Poixt, St. Mary’s Co., Md. Je2-2m. ae RESORT. —Ths to sn- SHELDURNE HOUSE, Michizan Avenue, Atlantic |) form the public that she bas ber House at 100 yards from the sea, with unobstructed | y'N.J.. for Rooma end Hoan at $26 gooan front, and near the warm baths. | Henewed com month, oF 9 por ‘van house Yor electric bella: venionces. fod ou 2m EDWIN ROBERTS. | fhoco wis oe iE H. BO! H,, Dae ce Sees Coe eee has ull the comforts of NGS. a iT a ir] Ding: plenty of fruit.” Boats and medical sttention free. \Cw ‘mansion; fine. poreb, ‘good 3 Prei ou the Potomac. , Terms $12 ver day; | icehouso and near to post Oflice, ocean and Jose than four dage, JL50. Land at Colton's. | Addrors | Ghurchos ia ‘ONS, River Springs Fost ¢ once Je30-Tm ROP. GRAND AND SEWALL AVE. = ARSHALL'S St. GEORGE HOTEL. eee H ALUM SPRINGS, vinainta — | J _—— ‘Alum, oateand other waters. Nor (Moun. | _ This olf favorite Summer Rosort, situated near Piney Ey Ko migmuttoos. | Free from fahion | Point, Md. on the Potow ten mites from | ne milk. ‘Terms moderate. Round-trip | eeareake Bay, wate fea JULY Isr. Accessible | ti Ny Hiss aan ee | Ay tng emery ren cater dress A. J. MY! 8. V. FARSON, sg. (| The mnost atiractiva, and beet salt water bathing ulats st Star office. Je8-Im_ | a Bad oat — — | Guests will be met with conveyance rr Swe See HOTEL, CAPE MAY. NJ Cmas. Dur. | ‘Terms: £1 per day, $10 per wook, $10 ese ee imental Hotel, Phila fomaK ARSHALL ‘and im Se Trew | _Je27-Im__ E. J. MARSHALL, Prop. ‘'Y. pas- iliard oom bowling, sengor elevator and clectrie bells. | Comfortable. acoom- For 1-000 guests. | Music by Simon Hasaler’s Orchestra. Opens June 25,1881. Toom Clerk, Hamar Duxrson, lat of the Girard, Philadelphia. Jel-2m NGRESS J HALL, C CAPE MAY. Unequated location, substantial building, new furni- ture, prompt and attentive sevice, elevator, electric aed GABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. | ‘The Orchestr= will be condi tucted by Mr. Zi Hi Opens June. EATR HOUSE. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, N. J.— He ithiest place in the United States. Sanitary arrangements perfect ‘Three hours from under the CITY, abd, E; = ‘T. SPADY, Proprietor. jy1-Ln (Tue uyana ‘HOTEL. OLD POINE-OoMFORr, VA. canes See eee agg ye ALLATRE, (SPRING UARK, N.J., ROW OPEN. Anew hot ‘snd furnishing. struction Direcliy'on the beast GF, HADLEY wee Je15-3m_ ¥F. M. RICHARDSON, Proprictor. IVER VIEW HOU: RY om aps OXFORD, Mp. jost._deligutful and popular Summer Hesort in the state, Sait water bathiv, boating seat fighing. First class ‘at moderate prices. Special rates for famuiies. "Send for chrowlar” Jeat-Im CLARENCE. PETERS, Prop. POTOMAC HOTEL, Sr. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MARYLAND, Wil. June 25. 1.50 ww NE ‘Terms, $1.50 per day; $9 per week, —— Good sailing and bathing. yada Piney Point, St. County, Ma. Meferenceg’ Sabmaate rose Toth vO. Kander, Washington, De Gs jelt-tm “erst WARREN COLEMAN. Ree ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA, JORDAN'S WS. SPRINGS. oO. in the hotel. Ce A istigititad nome for fami- WIRGINEA: For Sitouleand terms ap 19 tor opsmpblets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House and Star mll-3m. 402 Sth street, Washington B B.C. Sell-teeptl ___E G JORDAN. PoE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. (['3E POPULAR WATERING PLACE, izw Bzoa Gavax Rovre.) CAPE MAY, BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY, 3s REACHED Dy THE Janay ropning fart oxprem trains of Hi Eooggnt Passenger WEST JERSEY RAILROAD for seat has been to 25 cents.) Tt Two Hours yaoM PHiLaDELPRL. THROUGH WITHOUT STOP EN 90 MINUTES. ier, Par tele GES | og nrc Ra wr an ate ‘ation, Sad and Markel atroeée, fere will find on their hele arrival at Phuadelphia Union Brad Station st Erosd sad Sy — Toot fo fusstation of the Wea Jersey HHL at the foot of a pepe aadiaemnneielokend checks and fu'l informa- ouows Warisase one =: corner 13th street and pcanerera: ; Station Baltimore, ‘and Potomac road. corner 6th ‘and B streets; 619 Pennsylvania seme 1351 lvania avenue, Station Baltimore a io FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. J. R. WOOD, Gen’! Pase’r Acent, mn21-2m_ D LAKE, MAINE. rthern Maine for guiumer tourists and invalids, A. DENNEN, Superinten: Je2t-eolm NOON OF 3U Dencafter ‘in the PUEL re uired for MEbak Fees af Proposals and any re- ion may be obtained at this office. 1CKWELL i y of this ad- eee this office, un— SUEY 13, 1831, for Subetsteics Depot in this city, Stores, vi Spins )POSALS FOR COAL Orrice oF Pup DROPOSA’ Woke fon OFF BW ast iron Work re 1 Mouuneent, in E 1s ‘dim diately’ thereafter. Specifications, formation required can be obtained at thi (Signed) IMAS LINCOL Syd-eo6t A ORLE DAL NS, HTN, LOUTSIANA, EROPERTY ON ate the 10th day of Liber alto istrict of Colnmbla, and hy secured, the ufder- offer for sale, ut a MONDAY, ¥ YORK, he right to resell bot caumply with jubove NESI YY, EXT, on the pren AT 5 O'CLOCE P.M. ores wert le haa a nics ie Square Hntaber Tae Denied. and Se nie having: 2 of ores, 3. ReeRERDCDTETS BO sd. Also, Sone ea as ul, Also. Mate em N. Se TI fe E Quricx oF tux Soront Laxp axp Mrsiae ENCE, June Atamectics Bosra of Feed rc ere HT hich s, Jewelry, Guns 7 30S Dt YOUTES’ DEPARTMENT: daity arriv DEPARTMENT: Flannel, Cheviot end Cassimere CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT: The Most Elsborat: Dixplay in the city. KILT SUITS 4 SPECIALTY. Nb EX. ces the lowest, New Nove! BO’ A fine line of BI Suits, A. STBAUS, No. 939 Pennsy! ‘lvania avenue. ‘EMETERY NOTICE—Statnary, Italian Marble and anit: Monuments, eee Mantels, &c., sas wesc wep UEHERTORD & CO., 1916-6m. 1116 Penne. ‘ve. ‘ near Star office. J B. WHITE & ieee . - eee over of she Wanton tors, our Ce- LEMTNG, sole ae United Btates, 23 HOW. ae ies ig keer planks and any further in- | ed de Etat Suits. | one eithrough Tickets, Baewuce, Chocks, and fall tn- formation spe a follows: Northegse corner of 13th rengprer ei ana'B Son eaTS | ‘Potomac BR. R., ‘eet Pome vania avenue: Pennsylvania avenue; Sta- ion Baltimore and Ohio Re Be J. B. WOOD, Generat Passenger Agent. _FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. _Je6-2m J NITED STATES HOT U ‘The largest im ‘iaatte City, NJ, Is now open for the SEASO! oWHITNEY, Manager. THOS. CHASE, Cash! er. T. ORGAN, Mas Musical Director. ROWN & WOELPPER, Proy ((oNGRESS HALE erry, a, Newronrt, Vr., com- lew. of the lake and moun- ped with steam and was: per day’; $10 to $17:00 per ‘A. GLEASON, Manager. L048 HOUSE, ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA, Os Mary Lixe Pes LVANIA RAILROAD, Amid the Most Picturesque Scenery of the Alleghenies. tly furnished rooms and supe- @ of the most desirable resorts 8 good night's rest by stopping at an omesticated | ier home tains. cCOTT. PRINGS, Canurta Co., Pa., nies, 2,200 fect above Sea ride of Washington. ard Rooms, and a re been added to the equi Play Rooms ba | Of fe Hotel aud ithes been elezantly furnished’ out ttage res: pig ysis of the waterand full rgalars¢ aint Analy W. D. TYLER, Supt. ASBURY PARK, N.J., WITL JUNE 16, 1881. | The si eairable in Asbury Park. | ‘Two min- py Ge ee fea, The Louse hiss several ne added and 2a rrniahod. fair Mattresses, Bath Rooms, Hot and Cok Cola iater, perfect drain” te Gas, thronghout. mpro sip ie 'y enlarge dine rom and {sumptuously provided table, will rival the best of seaside resorts, Apply early aul deoure choles of rooinse ‘Third avenue and Kingsicy treet, Asbury Packs N.3, MORES HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, MARYLAN! oT hate of Summer Guests. To pany dvantises have added an entire new front, giy- NAHILL 101 / RE-OPEN a8 one of the uites* walk fre ye luiber of cool und it rooms. water pathing, fishin = orang, ten- io month, $9 per wees par.cay- ine BE ey nico: JOORE, Pr OUBLING GAP win TLPH DA E SPRINGS Siri ou JUNE Iss ia = rE sco, WHELER & sylvania, _Usur wots, Will open JEGE ores 4 Der week « Alley, Billiard and Pool Ta Yara o¢ Sa ofl ALTER BURTON, Proprietor. B Swenues, Atlantic City, S.J. House aoe cue ee rae De fone. ve ‘s SERONG Bou, uahusnent. “Tene "Tern, moderate. ‘all free of Excursion Ww. ©O., Newville, Gunnberiand coast boa enn Brsou, DELAWARE, dies at psa EAUMONT HOUSE, qm HOTEL, Ocrax Orry, Mp., Firet-class in all its appoin 1881 will enJupe dl. W. Be cee SELBY, Proprietor: THOS. | FARLEY, Manager. © Jel-eod2t ¢ | an inch. the | ituation {s known | S25) SECOND EDITION. LATEST FROM THE PRESIDENT | aa The President went to sleep at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Dr. Bliss thea said: ~The President is now sleeping soundly. He is going to pull through.” 3 P.M.—Still Favorable. At three o'clock the President's condition was 28 favorable ag at one o'clock. Report ef the Consulting THE PRESIDEST'S CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT. The attending surgeons sent the following telegrams to the consulting surgeons this after- noon: “CEXeeCTIVE Manson, 1 p.m.—To Dra. Frank H. Hamilton and J. H. Agnew: The Presi- dent continues to improve slowly. The acid eructations have not recurred during the Inst twenty-four hours. An ounce of milk witha teaspoonful of rum has been taken every two | hours during the day, and at longer intervals during the night without producing any gastric embarrassmenis. At 9a. m. he teok tea grains of bi sulphate of quinia, which did not disturb the stomach. Yesterday, towards eveaing, he became restless, wearied and anxious for the | morphia. A quarter of a grain was given hypo- dermically at 8:30 p. m., after which he passed a | tranquil night, sleeping most of the time. Yes- terday afternoon he had a smail solid passage from the bowels, in which a notable deficiency of biliary coloring matter was obseryed. The yellowish tinge of the skin continues about as the last report. At 8 p. m. his pulse was 108; temperature, 101.3; respiration, 24. This morn- ing, at 8:30 a. m., pulse, 100; temperature, 99.4; respiration, 24. At 1p. m., pulse, 104; tempera- ture, 101.2; respiration, 22. (Signed) D. W. Buss, J. K. Barnes, J. J. Woopwarp, Rosert Esaysven. Col. Rockwell's Description of the Shooting. Col. Rockwell gives the fellowing interesting Particulars of the affair: ‘The President had ar- Tanged the night before for Secretary Blaine to call at the mansion to go down te the depot with him. The came round in his own car- riage. Mine was in reserve, and followed just be- hind the Secretary’s. I had several pi of baggage to dispose of, and so drove directly to the baggage room and was getting the checks when I heard, ‘crack, crack!” with an interval be- tween the shots about as long as it would take to cock a pistol. On the sill of the door leading from the ladies’ parlor into the general reception room, or main hall, stood Secretary Blaine call- ing for me and pointing to the would-be as- sassin, Guiteau. It was a terrible thought, but Nevertheless One bis flashed across my mi that the President had been shot. Quickly had the President's carriage bronght to the main door, the cushions arranged to make the President as comfortable as possible and was prepared to take him directly to the mansion. The physicians advised agaleet it, and for the j best. After I had written, from his dictation, | the touching telegram to his wife and the hasty | examination had been made ‘upstairs, he was re moved to the ambulance. The President put his right hand in mine and the driver was cau- tioned to proceed slowly over the cobble-stone pavement until we reached the concrete at Sev- | enth street. We had travelled-but two squares from the depot when he asked. ‘How far are we now?’ and in a subdued voice said, ‘It hurts! oh, | it hurts!” At Thirteenth street he again asked, ‘Where are we now?’ I told him, and he urged us to go a little faster.” Official Report as to the Pistol and Ball. This morning Cols. Poe and Whittemore sub- s | mitted their report on the pistol and ball to Col. Corkhill, as follows: The pistol is marked “British Bull-dog,” but | does not bear the maker’s name. It is donble- | acting, with a revolving cylinder containing fi chambers each, of one and one-quarter inches in length, and caliber forty-five one hundredths of The barrel is 247 inches in length. With the pistol were four’ cartridges, which | were handed to us from your office safe by your- self, and six others apparently like them in fresh. In our experimental firing, we first used three of those handed us by yourself, reserving one for weighing, and next three of the others. Of the six received from Detective MeEltresh two failed to explode and one was reserved for weighing. The first three referred to above ave | designated by the numbers 1, 4,3, and the sec- | ond three by the numbers 4, 5, The target was made of six pine boards, each | one inch in thickness, and placed one behind the | other at intervals of an ineh. First ascertaining | that the pistol was In complete order, | were fired from it at the target from a distance | of four feet. | The results are given in the following tabl No. 1 went throuzh three boards and on the fourth; No.2 went through thr bedded in the fourt ». Swent throuz und lodged in second, with point through; No. 4 went through two and bedde a in the third; | the third badly splintered the ear of the board. se penetration from the foregoing is about th ee inches in ordinary soft z of the Aitet cart | ing eaten bullet, . 200 g rifle musket pore len bullet, 200.4 grains. The bullets wi in form, with the head somewhat @attened, and, as the | penetration shows, ‘were thrown’ with force by the eharee of powder, GUITEAU WANTS TO GET TRE NEWS. It is stated that since Guitean’s confinement | in jail he has not been allowed to see a paper or | be told one word as to what effect his crime has | nd. upon the country. He begged the guard in = | charge of him to-day to tell him whether the | President was dead or not. The information was denied him, whereupon he swore that he would | not open his mouth again to any official in reia- | tion to the matter unless he was furnished with | a newspaper. GUITEAU AT THE CAPITOL. According to the Baltimore Sun, Mr. J. Mon- roe Heiskeil, an officer of the Senate, says that Guiteau was almost a daily or there during the late executive session, and would frequently send cards to Senators, but did not sueceed in having interviews with many ofthem. | He would often remain the whole morning in | the ladies’ reception room; sometimes would soon weary of his want of success in intervie ing Senators, and retire to the public gallery where he usually sat until adjournment. “Unlike | so many of the hangers-on around the Senate chamber, he was never known to ask permission | to enter the private gailery. He was always | quiet and weil-l ‘behaved, and never gave troub! further than the incessant sending of cards, which seemed, whether responded to or not. to satisfy his ambition. Mr. Heiskeil! also saw Gui- teau about a month since at the office of the See- retary of State, where he remained for a loag time awaiting the arrival of that official, who had ju: returned from New York. The secre- rary declined to see any one, and Guiteau finally put his business in writing, which was a demand for a foreign mission or a consulate. NO CONSPIRACY. ‘The lawyers about the City Hall have it that Col. Corkhill went to see Vice President Arthur and in \ochjgonganaed told him that he was satisfied that Story fall ae there was no couspi every respect, handed to us by Detective McEl- | anced | peond gave | great | | Be ra DEM AsmociaTion.— At the third reguter Carthy, when his name was called, | monthiy meeting of the 14th Butlding said fortunately or unfortunately he was the tion, held ‘Thursday Might at Goddard's chairman of the Senate caucus committee which | $2.07 was sold, being 14 refused to enter into a joint caucus. He then | of 3148.50. Tight to call Mr. Corconay’s Girt.—Mr. Corcoran, Caucet as had Ler ton? esis ke oC the | Sening a 65,000 check far the ew ark duty of the to fill the vacancies in *cription for Mrs. Garticid, wrote one for Astor for Georgetow legislature | Be a College. ined to hi wate for Crowley. He voted for ATA MBETING of the Georgetown H'berniag: Elbridge G. Lapham. Society. held Thursday night jast, a resolution Senator Winslow calied attention to the fact | ¥#5 passed that the organization attend in ® that Congressinen could not be voted for at a | body. with music. the pic nic at Beyer's election. He voted for Roscoe Conkling. | AKUst 2d, to Ie iver | Alvord, in yoting for Lapham, referred to | Leagues of this District. the case of Waldo Hutchins, to whom a The Building iad certificate of election had . Mr. ‘Cropser, engernaw jpptmenne Se go corge Mason is about to erect three fire ing the whole subject, that he was three-story and basement dwellings at 15th am@ ired and had no vote to give. Ri streets northwest; size of ground lot 17.6 ly Kowa by long continued laughter. Mr. Derrick, | 96 toot pressed rick fronta, flat manear? who had constantly voted for Mr. Conkling, an- | 30 1° cornices, and with bay window [ong he woul nate fat Me Tete 20° | thoma, “The ort will be $19,000, "A persalt pos . naawen, the also heen granted Miss Kose! to repair @ at 43K street northwest, at Mr. Draper, iii voting, also angued that if | Si gyn SK st wen, & Stee | Messrs. Miller’ ant Lapham were elected to the | | United States Senate their successors in the | | ee nat be elected received at the Treasury for redemption $863,009 | the onncus Irregular a did not thik it bored | national bank notes. ‘These receipts for tip the conscience of any one in it. He voted for | eas. panes week of last year amounted ¢@ Roscoe Conkling. y Mr. Duguid, in voting, recited the mode | adopted to secure a caucus, and insisted that it | was entirely and proper. He closed by e ce LE PRYUX, calling attention to the fact that Draper had Ry). Jsmer B- voted for Richard Crowley, who in also a imem-— juston ber of Congress. He voted for Lapham. ‘The Ballot in Detail. | The vote was announced as follows: —Senate— Tol a tr Potter, 7; Conkling, 9; ——— 15. Assem- G. pay Bah by the United > Drains THE Week ended to-day there wep a MARKIED. biy—Potter, 43; Conkting. Lapham, §: Wheeler, 1." Combined vote- pees Conl ' Ting, 31; Lapham, 62: Wheeler, 1 The chair de) SESS. fer be Say ea clared te choice had pees ae ‘ine | the convention would proceed to vote to Patt vkeancy. Senator Baker voted for Warsier Miller, Sen- | onan ator Pitts, in voting, insisted there was no dan- WINFIELD ger in voting for present members of Congress. Custis, “aired Tmonths an: Funeral ‘om Monday, titi 4 Tesidenos of hor parwnts, ited to ORCL a Mary &. ar vx Drwnths tak: fro <i bin parenta’ Funers! | Se ee oe a Tvicnds cf ths tennily tavlaed al pease nae Sympathy of Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone. New Yor. July 9.—A dispatch received resident of this-city to-day fron from Right Hon. Gladston E. ie, prime mii Mrs. casing that “are much touched by the telegrams about President Gar- | field's condition, and feel profound oo and watch anxiously the accounts of the progress.” jessy ory ny aae dent's RIGGs. le New Friday New Youx, July 9.—Subscriptions to the fund | tien ae othe ake tee for Mrs. Garfield still continue to pour in. W. W- Corcoran, of Washington, to-day sent a check Recah BE for $5,000 and George I. Seney for the same | GLE, aed seven -sinyrar . shone one ba oes Sena — — friends of fanily are reapectfully » Seem STREET TO-DAY. tend. Stock Market. | pOBENT TS. Rt side Pouce and Stary ° New ne July 9.—The Post's financial article —* TL months an egg oa .m. edition) says:—At the stock exchange are higher for the extended fives, and snd other ae unchanged. State bonds are inged. Railroad bonds are dull and gen- eral lower. The stock market has been uni- | ly heavy, with the exception of Western | | Pere Telegraph, Boston Air Line, and, in the aS eat SE ¥: ae parens pion oor ae SP NDLE Ww? | early dealings, Met. L. The weakest stocks | oe EET, | have been the trunk line shares, Texas and Pa- au A aD ave. and 1 sintet northwest. cific, Kansas and Texas, and Manhattan. Inthe | Jo Le money market 3a4 per cent is the quotation for J UNDEETARER, 1317 HiaH (32D) Sruxer, Gkonorrowm, (Opposite Butebers’ Market.) AM HAG TRB AREER call loans on stocks and 2!7a3 per cent on U.S. bonds. Time loans and prime mereantile paper | are 3a per cent. The market for foreign ex- | change is steady but t very dull. Ten Years in the the Penitentiary. m2i Wwe | die Streets. pe FURNTSMING E yl Velie av Everytans D. SPINDLER, BaLtrwore. Mp., July 9.—Geo. Bell who was | UNDERTAKER, | convicted in March last, in the Cireuit Court of | janis 1233 SevantTu Sruxer Nourwwmer. Howard county, removed from this cits. of for- | ous i waite a gery in obtaining money from the Merchants | JX & ca UNDERTAKER, 1337 Texrn Srener REMAINING IN WASHINGTOM « TY POST OFFICE, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1881. SP To ott: i a these Letters the ap meme call fox Auvaations Parveen wen site ena f not called for withia one month be meee shettge ae LADIES" LIst., A Adams Mies Dorin, Armertea’? Mise Pintiy. B.Brown Miss Alice Vroomer Mia Ellen; in Frapeix Xevier, Braxton Mre Christina, Rrown Mie Jatin: — Mins Molly Mire Mi artha J y Mrs Olivia ‘Mine National bank on a check, pu | been siened by J. Harmanus Fisher was sen- tenced to-day to 10 rsin the Penitentt The case had been taken to the court of appra where a new trial was refused. In a trial in this ity on another case, Bell was acquitted. pe The Monetary Conference. Lonpon, July 9.—The Paris correspondent of the Times’ say t yesterday's sitting of the y conterence, Mr. Eyarts, delezate from | | the United States, read the following declara- | | tien of the French and American delegates in | the name of their respective governments phe depreciation and great fluctuations in th: value of sliver relatively te goi = have Shown thenselves, rting to have | janl9 ! | zeneral prosperity and the estab- | lishment and maintainance of a fixed relation of j Value between siiver and gold would pi } the most important benetits to the cor the world, conver tion entered inte b of es, by v to open thelr mints to the a coinage Iver and gold at a of cht between the gold ned in the monet; the full le: i j tain stabil metal: ments of shouid inelude the United s | stat pur . which this ¢ | would’ be adequate to pre throughout the commer: between the two metals that | should adopt. | Marruce Li Thomas Myers au | timore, Md; Ber | Bateman, both of [Reported for The Star. ann Bi 88.—The | whether there is sufficient capi |audria to forward its busines vance its prosperity is one frequently |eussed. The monthly reports of the two na- tional banks here show that it has been inpos- y profitably here even the-s | amount of money in the banks. The total! loans and_ discounts outstanding June 30 was | 2345,650.84, while the capital and deposits reached 81. t re- | quire, it appears, The | previous ps oth banks had nearly much | inve Jae from appre gents’ nut in loans and discounts, | in June ove of the baaks, with onl loans and discounts, had $157,532 | hands of reserve az The other ban) just withdrawn cc erable of its funds reserve agents and has invested $150,000 ( sides the ieee secure circulation) in Uni- ted States bond unusual ae tee for none of them have @ agreater semi-annual dividend than three per cent. ORDER TO BE Kerr Orpostre Was4INGTON.— The trial of the brothers Birch, who assaulted Carivai vent wenn Be jarvey Wilson; Heumaie Wi, SP. non easy Ei, Jamon Tolteths Cl Ge. kaupp daccby Kinga Mi Mesinier © W spinusliee Fe 2 Sani, Mocee, Tom few tel of the Alexandria county court. The July terea | 4 favor it it is be summoned. It is the of