Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1881, Page 3

in front of t TUESDAY, THE, 1881, AY o 3 ss oF or of land Wyinw aud being’ in the City of Washing. in the Distriet of Columbia, and known se all of Sein et, Recubeced thirty-three. square pumbered ctned seven (387), toxrther with the improvements thereon, fine three-story of sale, preseri fhind of the us of sale, the Trustee t the risic of the defanitirse purchaser. JAMES W. BARKER, Trustee, Southwest corner D and Tth ats. southwest. DUNCANSON BROS. E PROPERTY IN TING ON FIF- LE OF VALUABL TY * FRC BETWEEN L AND M EST. AL YF PROP! | STR 7 don June 27, of a decree passed Sai, Kanity, Supreme Conrt of the iu FY B, Stontoc et is, wherein Frederick al. are complainants, and Alfred Stuptoe ia defendant, Will veil at public aucti wULy 1s 88 to the subdi ion, in front af the SDAY, the TWELPFT! at SIX O'CLOCK P.M, ‘ision of lots four (4) and Son's mubsivision of square 214, fron’ o ‘80-foot alley in said square 214, with a depth of 105 feet, With the improvements. Terms of sale: One cash, and the balance, with interest theroon, payable in xix aud_twelv Lot F, accord ting 19 feet om th, ¢ on property sold, or all nal . A deposit of $50 must be made at ; and if the terms of xale are not ve days froin day of sale the prop- chaner’s risk and cost after three ing Star newspaper. All con- (DER, Trustse, D street north ‘Veyancing at purchaser's cost. WM. TAYLOE 8 este TO-MORROW. prxes SON BROS... Aucti is 40 DOZEN ALL ©: 500 YARDS COX VES. RS. SS CHILD'S, MEN'S AND lance lot Jewelry, Comba, «: Fiowere, “Lat a ant Chil White Wear, Hair, auapether 0 lage and wil snorted: sock ak’ ceed Will bs pontively told fo highest bid i Spositively seit to id at TEN OCLOCK ‘WEDNESDAY MORMRG: SOLE 13TH, within our and will continue dsily ‘Until all is disposed of. dyl-2t DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. jOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | 2% 7) NEW JEESI K Ww EY AVENUE, BETWEEN FRANK Lis AND O STREETS.” etseq., one of the trict of Columbia, the undersigned Trusters Wilt sell on NESDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, 4881, at SIX O'CLOCK P.M., on the prenuses, sub of doth, Isaac & Heglidue’s subdivision of sub Lots 56 57, in square 540, loeated on ‘New Jer- avenue, between Franklio and Q streets. ferme: One-third cash; balan ce at xix and twelve months, nutes bearing interest and secured eed of ‘trust. All conveyanciur at $25 deposit required at sale. RUSSELL BARR, } Sy8-dkas Wit’ W. HOLLIDG, | Trustees, EDUCATIONAL. g WEST WASHINGT (ucorporated 3 Mss M (Late SESSION BI S TEs TEMBER 7, 1881, Yeats En 30 m Envit Letter Writ- and Busi. in Practical Penmanship ening for a couree of six- ‘the College effice. _m30 ‘Mrs. ARCHER and a peud the summer in Colo- SLEUS will oceay's her horse Ee Mussaes cerning the school. . Ne 150 A YEAR BOARD Ladies, i D TUITION, YOUNG Bari Bn MPROVED INSTRU ‘511 Broadway, N t Articulation School in the Pure Oral Method. Send ap cher of PIANO, ORGAN Particular attention to be: iabing to be qualttied for Teach: 734 Lath street northwest. for Young Ladies and m WEDNESDAY, the it cights of : by street cars to ail parts he grounds are extensive, the location t 5 fos eoalare “apply to the Sth street, Washington, EEOPEN the school BER 15, im the old location 4, ne lith street. suminer address of Biss KOSS is P.O. Box 653, Morristown, J. jet8-6w L. CADY’S BOARDING ‘AND DA¥ or young ladies; West End Institute, . Eleventh year comunences Septem 3 im CLASS.—Mathematics, Latin, French, Geeman and Nave P. ‘duplicate, tbo ‘adbetod, Pro- JULY, for toe below oe thotclowe the Ni; Ww: Bealed Proposals in pouale for Coal, will be THE ISTH DAY OF ‘to be delivered at i t i fy it be considered to the interest of te ‘Blank forms for bids at this office. J. ADAMS SMIT! _s _Pay Tusyector, U.S. PPoPOsats FoR FUEL. Orrice ov Puvtic Bettprsas axp Gro Wasi D. ce ot x furnishi: Boe inca your enc June mn, Ise, Specifications, mk Forms of Proj quire information way be obtained at thts dy8-6t : and any re- office, WE! TLL D GRADING UPON S SOUTH OF THE EXECUTIVE Purzie Bureprxes ASHINGTON, DC ‘Soil an ith of the Executive Mausion, will be receive paboo at 12 o'clock noon of SuLe lone. Iasi, and opened thereafter iy the presence of bidders. Specifications and tiank forms of, proais wil be tarnished upon proper application ROCKWELL, Colonel U.S. A., in charge. i F, according five (5), of David- | bes of the purchaver, snd | fe purchaser, and | 7m ids or all Cash ‘&e., &e., | { ‘Virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 17th day | of Ocltber, Tots a ney seen Lae ea a land records for Washinsto " TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABL | REAL ESTATE TON’ 8. Episcopal Schools, Hadden- | ‘ington 3 7 c AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. THE EVENING STAR. | WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneer. ADMINISTFATOR'S SALE OF A LARGE AND WELL LiQuoRS, WILLOW WADE: THON SAFE PLAT: | eh ue LIQUO N SAFE, PLAT: | tion Fok DALES, EF AND COUNTEB S#. Te., AT AUC- | By order of the Sapreme Court gf the District of Co- lunibiay holdines special torm on Priday, the iti day of Jaly, A.D. 1831, I shall. sell at the well known store, on N ‘corner of 9h and M streets northwent, NDAY, JULY 187m, IS81, commencing at 7 LOCK ‘A.M i , E: and continuing until all is d of, ete ‘VILLE BELLE VUE, CAPE MAY, N. J. peed of, | "4 SHLAND HOUSE, being the perso | flecks ‘of the late K . Yewell, | Ocean, view from windows. ‘Opposite Congress Hall, HANTICCITy, N. om ‘ten be of Coffer int Racks: Chests of Tea; | Address : proved. gat and eectric bas introdwecd, husky Cankect Wipes 0 vena MBS. ©. A. COOPER. | [nifdovrtments. (Cuisine & spocalgy: "Werdera ‘and Barrels of Vinewat and Molinses; - P!*£¥ Pornt HOTEL, sceesis sansa D.J. MATTRSON & Co., se om Jellies: Hate: Broan 5 St. Many's Coury, MaRrLanp, a WotR c - oS mt of Tube and Buckets: Willow Ware; a dies lg a R — Most Kecation PE torn ind Counter Scales: Refrigerator; nished and mupptied with every Sconwmicnce Yor tho | ,,Charwes modersie. Bus toand f PY. Hanover, Cine Mill, Show Carex; Canned (Goods. and a large ; Rishedand supped with every ‘conwmience fr the | soformstion > Hanover { nt of Shelf Goods usually found first- | fone es or day, $10 pr weak aud Be — estice 3 ; _ | permonth. Special array for. families, | Ail supa under 959 to be paid in cach: | Pity commutication wit Werte Bonin ni |C ONGOBB'S ISLAND, VA. al suins of and over $50) to be paid in three and alx | eu gommantestion with Washington, Baltimore and | C ciaiaial | months, for which defe payments the pure! or | Lake and Jane Messin +5 6 | ae’ for the reception of visitors. Terms | purchsiers’ shall give iis or their promissory notes, . =- pep ote ee ES fearing intone, afd with wood ont arer For further information address cae rea aes ieten he eae critele Sepeetietian Se ee oethamnpton mons Va wile ps | to this aa tock embraces everything pertaining | _je2-2m aso pe Piney Point, St. Mary‘ Co., Md. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aneta. SHELBURNE HOUSE, Michigan Avenue, Atlantic S 100 yards from tho’ esa withe usobetr iets J, T. SPADY, Proprietor. 2 = —J from the 60, ucted | TNE HYGEIA HOTEL. \OURT SALE OF HOUSE 215 B STRERT NORTH- and near the warm baths. Renewed com- Ke wee | Pa iat cad sce i oe een ae et OINT COMFORT, VA. | cbr cites reat in peceamnee 9 tee. deoroe, of the gu. | _ ela FEET TERT ROTO | SifeaksA 100 yurda trots Bort Menvoe, “Open 3 nbia, marie on the aE ae = = . Biat day of June, A.D. 1861, i Equity Cause No.7 oor | [E,YOU WANT TO HA’ LY TIME GO TO | , Situated 100 yards from Fort Mouros.. Open all the is = RIVER SPRINGS. Boating, ‘fishing, bathing, crab- | yest. Eq hotel “d States the unc appointed Trustes for sich purpose iB | yin plenty of fi Boats and medical attention free. | Mer Resort. Send for circular, describing hygienic ad- and by said decree, will sell at public anction, in front | Dime: on the Potoniac. ‘Kerina $125 ner dee; | vantagen, etc. OF FEET INT, at FICE OCI ee Ba Mee OAS | Tees than days, 1:80. Land at Colton's, ‘Address 1m HABRIGON PHOEBUS, Prop. tain premises on B street northwest, between 2d and 3d | DF; RP. BLACKISTONE, River Springs Senge | GEASIDE RESORT. —Tho in- srvelss formerly ogcupied by the late Leah LG. Wi 2S Miz: The cant of Lot one, in reservation eleven, | QTOGRTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, NulcOnas. Dur: city of Washington, D.C., having a front of 23 feet on | Sage at Guaneereat SaRe Waliduipiin’ Mansoor, Bs north, and run back of that width toa | Greatly enlarged and improved, additional rooms, new | $f 30 feet, with all the interest and estate therein | restaurant, new billiard room ‘and bowling PRA of the heirs of said Lea LG. Wilson, deceased, and of | elevator and electric. bells. Comf ‘accom all other persons party to said equity cause. Modations for 1,000 quests. Music by Sunon Haneler's ‘The terms Sa eee by said di ‘are a8 | celebrated Orchestra. ‘25, 1881. frac of ope-tink of Par Riee Seta wah tees | phage” Hanae Desiaos, inl of tho, Gira, | from date of sale, immediately ou ‘ratificetion of sole: = = | remaining two-thirds in two equal installments, payable | (CONGRESS HALL, CAPE May. Bsa in = = torre a hence a Unequaled location, substantial building, new farni- | M7: ¥1NEO HOUSE. | wee aarne. said premises. ture, prompt and attentive service, elevator, electric | ~ ‘The favorite resort of northern Maine for’ sportsmen, “ i SEEN Seaman, gears oro = 5 i a8 YOUNG & CALDWELL, Aucts. A TABLE OF PARTICULAR EXCELLENCE. | “ DEN! sis GHENERY & 00., S-THE ABOVE LE In POSTPONED UNTIL ‘Fhe Cechoatca wit aera eee Zimmerman. Je21-eolm_ 196 State street, Boston. MONDAY, JULY EWG EENT H, 2881, samo bow * ““Of Colonade Hotel, , Philadelphia. MAssuaLs ‘St. GEORGE HOTEL. and place. ILLIAM A. MELOY, 5. a ns Spies Se Bee Point Sid.e te tea Potuman: aaa tale tae ee _2533-take, — obi iaadeg 7 . s= + OD only les | (PHREE STORY FRAME Di ING HOUSE AND |. FU" hettehine ose He ae aN ides | Bolus, Bay, will be open JULY Ist. "Acoomaible UNIMPROVED LOT. ton perfects Free hence Dy dauly tng steamers between Washington and Norfolk. TWEEN G AN Cp oe gd ae snoat aitrckive, healthy and beet salt water bathing Philadelphia, Send for circular. - on an As |. WARR] COLEMAN. juests will be conveyance at Piney a CA Lal IAN: _ | arma: $1 por day, $10 por woos? fos per month. ROCF BNON SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA. Je27-im - J. MARS! ae SPRING LAKE, N.J., NOW OPEN. OPEN JUNE 1. - | Lanes mh construction aid faraGhEn ° Telegraph in the hotel. A delightful home for fami- ty o the bon GE HADLEY. Manager. it it renlars: terms 5-2. ¥F. HHARDSON, Proprietor. secnred by deed of trust on premises. A depoatt of $100 | OF een sg ie Tan EW aatiaa Fequired af sale. Conveyancing Be. mil-am 401 9ih street, Washington, R OXFORD, Mp. chaser. Terms to be complied with in seven D, Mn. “ir onder of the Reims wet Ont 7 3 tho uiada, Salt water bathing Ooetiny and Test | “By ender of the hetes LADIES’ GOODS. laos accommodations at mederate prices. Special rates -|= == ————= == | for families. Send for ciroular. | ME". 5. P. Pace e23-Im CLARENCE PETERS, Prop. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HO wagons, | +) . OTOMAC HOTEL, BUGGY, HARNESS, &o., AT AUCTION. No. 1101 F STREET NORTHWEST, Sr. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MARYLAND, ot | Having left for Europo June 29th to make selections for | laxt meavon's goods, ‘wo willofter the rematador of oar | STRAW GOODS, of FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH UMES, Erc., Erc., at greatly reduced prices. | "One | Que Ligne Bay Mare. | One Lance ro. ‘ona, nearly new. | | Three Busine ne | ~ ee One Leather-top Side Bar Buxwy. T Cost! T COST! | One act Double Busey Hames one ct Ringte Bagdy | AT © = |" Four scts of Single Wazon Harness. — MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, |, Saddle, » Bugsy Pole, Hay Cutter, Lap Robe, j Bmbracing Bounets, Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Laces, | &c. : ¥ans, Neckwear, Embtoideries, Handkerchicfa, | aqmormss of sale: ee errata Lindo Thrvad. Glover, Lace Mitts and Fums He in and = i renee ‘months, for which deferred payments the purchaser oF | ey A One Oe | purchaters shall save tis or their | bearing imterest, and with good endorser. Wilde GEORGE J. MUSSER, Adinini strator. "PHOMas DOWLING, Auctioneer. ir Promiwory notes, | NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS, MRS. M. J. HUNT, JsT__ 621 axp 623 D Srxmer, bet, 6th and 7th rea wi : “WILLIAN OFFERS 20 PER CENT OFF 1 | RREGOP TDR GEROURTE M FRBAN OUI SRP SAE OBS, ES Tit pat = Pattern Donnets and Hate, Millinery Novelties, [eet NORTHWEST, AT AUG- | Ait Wraps, Street and Traveling Wincor air tie bast Ou MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY EIGHTEENTH, | Eepeh Copsets. } Vedoennie | 1s, 2 frodt of the yreunteos, T shall | 2 sell L of square 516. Lot 15x80. ir, «t the balance on easy time. Con- | rs cost. depo = ag of rs Enztish Needles, 4 payers for 20 De closed at nix o'aloek. . WILLIAN, cents. Store will PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker. IMPROVED | 8 * NEAR UNIONTOWN, D. c | _ By virtue of a deed of trust dated Os and ded in Liber No, 795 he District of € y secured, I aoe peer improvements, consistin ae ne = din 7 HE GREAT MARK DOWN, rd balance in_twel: - ix pe terest. $75 at eC. | Conveyancing at expen: complied with in ten day S. E. Fi | —— Don’t miss tocall and purchase THE GREATES ver offered in LOWERS, RIBBONS, SATINS, EF | HATS, BONNETS, F AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- ERTY ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWE! KING'S PALACE, N AND O SIREETS NORTHWEST, | je25 814 1TH STREET, BETWEEN H ANDI. No. 1325, OUGLASS'. i‘ TH sTuRET. Sr. CLoup Brrtprxa. | | I will set], in front of the HOSIERY DiI RY EN J ‘$ FOR | 19TH, 1881, AT 6-30 O'ET« a THR COMING W. K BEAUT! SH 5, Square $80, improved by a lar: HOSE, in Cardinal jue, fu t | | Dwel eT oO es inaec two 50 cent en ee i ne ‘erms: 200 3 : balance in six, twelve: } ta STRIPE SE 43 ith interest wecared by # deed oral | © h, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $100 nayuired ENT. —Dest 9-Flnatic LISLE "price 35. cents; S, 39 cents, reduced proportion. 3 WILL EE SOLD AT S. BENST Auctioneer. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | THE SOUTH SIDE OF 08 BET WE NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NOK THWE Virtue of a deed of trust bearing date July Sth | 2678. aud seconded in, Liber 787. folio’ 454,"oue of anid records for ¥, District 0 = aS re | tia, the ‘undersigned. ‘Reusteen will’ sett ‘nm W EFURNISHINGS. | DAY, SULY TWENTIETH, 1841, af FOUR ———— P.M., in front of the premises, the fol Lot if, of Wilson & Callan's subdivision haviny a front of 23 feet 9 inches by a depth ot 15 foot ail or with the itusiroveniex:ts. i third cash; the idue in two equal and twelve months, with notes be: | terest at six per cent per annum until paid, aml by a deed of trust on the ay, AL | uur purehaser's cont. | FLO) deposit t tne of P. A. DARNE Ree THOMAS DOWLING, A Syaedes i J .7- COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. TitUSTEE’S SALE O¥ SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOvS) | CORNER OF FIRST AND D STREETS SOUTH: | irtue of a deed of dated May 6th, 1874, and | reconted in Liber 147 folio s06cof the land resosts of | | the District of Columbia, and By direction of the person | secured thereby, I will sell at public auction, in front of | the premisea, on TU! . JULY NINET IsN1) at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, all that lot of and premi Selling out our Fntire Stock st cost, either to one | party wiehins to coin business or in small lots, unt Stock ix disposed of. Steck consisting of CROCKERY GLASSWARE, sud DECORATED and CUTLERY WARE. Large lotof TIN WARE of all kinds for household purposes. Large lot of GLASS and TIN FRUIT GANS. | Large lot of SLONE WARK of all kinds and sizes, Atthe LIVERPOOL CROCKERY HOUSE, m POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DESSERT PLATES, DINNER SETS, STATUETTES, ‘TOILET SETS, VASES, TEA SETS. FINE PLATED WARE and Choice Bits of CHINA, suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, sell 1000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. )WLER'S PATENT FLY FANS. FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. CREAM Soa Se NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLICA. ‘Ss. TOILET SETS. DINNER SERVI! aa and WHITE. of the finest quality in Toe Pitchers, i Berry Dishes, Cake Baskets, Gard hooe!vors, Bo WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, set 409 MARKET SPACE. patie ing. Ad wee Special arrauigenion ts for families. peed Point wharf. Good sailing and os \iress R. J. ADAMS & BROS., Piney Point, St. Mary's county, 704 7th st. ;C. Juxx 25. Terms, $1.50 per day; $9 per week, month. ‘meet Au ‘Md. References: Schini Xander, Washington, D. C. idtie & Bros., je21-1m* Office. Fast FE: f | run durin K | et will street, Penns: 5 NOW Op THOS. Min tains. Ni & mli-2m “JORDAN'S av, 5, SPRING vErnENeoms Deror P. 0. Pamphlets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House and Star E. C. JORDAN. )PULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, 18 REACHED BY THE ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD raion, el ‘xpress uz the season ai find on their arriv Transfer Coaches and Horse Cars ready to tran Penn z. yivania avenue: 1 tion Baltimore and Ohio R.R. J. BR. Wo pen. BROWN & WOELPPER, PR iewly cota, foll rt ‘The larsest in Adan’ for the SEASON of CHASE, Carhi In Two Hours rrom PaiLaDELPHIA. Parlor Cars attached, ar ‘enient hours, and passen- al at PbUadsiphia, Uni nefer ¢ Tect to the station of the West Jersey R.It., at the foot of Market street. For Through Tick formation, apply ‘and Cheeks, and full in- jeast conor of 13th Station Baltin OD, General Paseenger Agent. General Manager. Je6-2m W. WHITNEY, Manager, ier. MORGAN, Musical Director, Proprictors, WORT, VT., C01 of the lake and moun- ificent vie t Btted up: supplied with steam and gas ccommodates 400 guests. $3 per day; $10 ta317:50 per week. Special rates nily. to fam 2 CHAS. A. GLEASON, Manager. Ox Amid the | rior ou: | in this ef | the LOGA 0648 Hose, ALTOONA, Mars Love Ps PENNSYLVANIA, SYLVANIA RATLROAD, lost Picturesque Scenery of the Alleghenies. Its large, airy, elegantly furnished rooms and supe- re, airy, y a ine render it one of the most desirable | First-class music, &e. For Circular, containing terms. of, board. ‘Tourists éast or west can obtain a good night's rest anda daylight view of the Alleghenies by stopping at 1S &e., ad- D. TYLER, Superintendent. ALARENDON HOUSE, End of Virginia Avenu Ocean ATLANTIC mis-2n CITY, open May 28. Dk. PB. LIPPINCOTT, NEW Bells, out inform Cottage Wirstrclans inno, &e,s |... For Circulars containing nation, address MOUNTAIN HOUSE. CRESSON SPRINGS, Cami residences to RIA CO., Pa., On the Summit of the Allechenies, 2,200 feet above Sea level, within nine hours’ ride of Washington. By the erection of ane’ modations at this OH. | greatly enlarged and itm | ter stipply are ‘The drainage and wa- Passenzer Elevator, Electric perfect. P hew Bath, ana Billiard Rooms, and childten's Din; ing and Play Rooms have been added 18 ipment of tie Hotel, aud it has bun elogantly furnished throug let. ‘Knalysisof the water and full W. D. TYLER, Supt "utes? eto. 5 LOpromneneyn ‘the most desirable in Asbury Park,” Twi from Besch and Bathing Groun Lakes. ‘The house has been en \d refurnished. Rooms, Hot age. ut. airs ‘will rival the beat chok and secure SE, ASBURY, PARK, N.J. NES} > WILL 881. The situation is known o min \ds; near the en sexoral pow rooms and ‘Cold Water, perfect drain Improved Hilshen facilities Of seaside. resorts. Apply early D. CAHILL, ice of rooms. Adi (RS. M. Third avenue and? Kingsley atreet, Asbury Park, N.J. mn in many advantages OORE’S HOTEL, LEO} ‘Now ready for Moanin Wi & Jarye number of cool aud rooms. $35 per iuonth, $9 pea *yelt-um™ F. BI HieE for reception. Thave [ARDTOWN, MARYLAND. of Summer Guesta, To its added an entire new front, giv- pleasant SORE: Proprietor. syivania, WHELER & CO., AP DeuBLiNe ¢ WHITE SULPHUR AND CHAL BEATE SPR 13. Rare moun- iin, rarest, Pxcunton Geteo. Adios Newville, Cumberland county, x. We 49-2m rue CELEBRATED TRIPLE MOTION, WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZER, THE CELEBRATED KEYSTONE CLOTHES WRINGER, ONLYSS. - ‘Tur Best rm User, a¥ J. W. SCHAFER’S, 1020 TTH STREET, se10 Apove New YorE AVENUE. OF et ie bees COOLERS, COOKING AND [aces show Se beraret assortment Wu peopel attention of in three equal in- oly in six, twelve and eight: rest ‘at six’ percent per an- trust the feet improvements, — ees, ‘ap28-3m_ Besar HOUSE, ‘open win Terme, $8 to $14 per week, Skating Winks Be 4 bins attached. “Oirculars at BO ome WALTER D Billiard and Pool Ta~ BURTON, Proprietor. EAUMONT HOU! avenues, Atlantic Ci vated an; \d under ne STRONG, Dro) comer Atlantic and Virginia aN. J. a entirely reno- hagenien oderate. proprietor, (forinerly of Baltimore. THROUGH WITHOUT EStFoap HALL, Oseonp, Mp., TUESDAY... JULY 12, 1881. Innow open for the rece;'tion of gilests. ; Wich gnarl i ES, SECOND EDITION. jy9-Im* Proprietor. | Y ARI ¥ ecard enna; nye aite omni, tes, LATEST NEWS. re Round Hill Depot, London conVe- yo The President Still Improving. gy 3 o'clock—The President's Condition Still Favorable. At three o'clock the President continued in his favorable condition. He was resting well. There was no change over the past two hours. Report of the Consulting Surgeons. DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT'S CON- DITION. Exxcutive Manstoy, July 12.—The following telegram. was sent by the attending surgeons to the consulting surgeons this afternoon: “Executive MaNsioy, 12 m.—Dnuring the afternoon yesterday, the President's tempera- ture rose to the highest point it has yet attained. It began to fall, however, immediately after he received his evening morphia—one-quarter of a in of the sulphate hypodermically— and this morning corresponds with previous days. About 6 p.m. he had a consistent and copious movement of the bowels. His wound was dressed sag spared yesterday evening and this morning. He continues to retain ‘all the nourishment prescribed him, and has had twenty-four ounces of milk and one of rum dur- ing the last twenty-four hours, besides a small quantity of milk toast this morn- Ing. At 8:30 this morning he also received ten grains of bi-culphate of quinia. His general condition this morning appears to us rather bet- ter than yesterday morning. Last night at 7 p.m. his pile was 108, temperature 102.8, res- ration 24. This morning at 8 o'clock pulse 96, femperature 99.6, respiration 22. At 1 p.m. pulse 100, temperature 100.8, respiration 24. D. W. Buss, J. J. Woopwanp, J. K. BaRNEs, Ropert REYBURN. ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE FEATURES of the President’s illness is the falling off ix the White House mail. This, notwithstanding the fact that a great deal of assassination matter is sent to the President. The falling off in the mail is due entirely to the fact that no applica- tions for office are received; no papers in behalf of any applicant are sent on to be filed, and no endorsements a yard long come in. It is cer- tainly something very strange to find no litera- ture of this character in the White House mail The Cooling Apparatus, The grand collection of engines and things to work cooling machines in the White House basement is being removed. All but one of the cooling plans have been abandoned. That one is the Jenning’s process, which has continued to work admirably. A’ duplicate of it ona larger scale is being put together so that by no Seer! accident can the cool temperature of the President's room be reduced. It is very important that the temperature shall not be changed except as desired. The exhaust fan makes 120 revolu- tions a minute during the day and about 60 an hour during the night to keep the temperature at the President's bed at 7 degrees. The temperature can regulated by the doors and windows, but that is not considered the better way. The tempera- ture is to be regulated by the revolutions of the exhaust fan. Telephonic communication be- tween the sick-room and the basement where the small engine is worked has been established. A word from the sick-room is answered promptly ‘by an increased or lowered temperature, which- ever is wanted. No noise of the engine or the working of the machinery reaches the sick-room. If there are any odors or impurities in the air, they are eradicated in passing through the chamber where the partitions of toweling are. | By scientific comparison it has been found that | the air in the President's room, in addition to its | low temperature, is two degrees dryer that in any other room in the house. The Chase cooling apparatus which was yesterday put up in the - | ante-room wus to-day removed. This was greatly to the rezreat_ of the reporters, who sat inside the flannel walls and wrote their reports com- fortably, with the thermometer between 55 and 6 degrees. Sees The Pistol Mystery. MR. HERZOG QUESTIONED BY DETECTIVE M’EL- FRESH. As briefly mentioned in THE Star yesterday, Mr. Joseph Herzog, of 9th street, near Pennsyl- vania ayenue, still sticks to his story that Gui- teau, or a man resembling him, was, with 2 com= panion, in his store about five’ weeks before the shooting looking for an English “bull-dog” pis- tol. Thus, it will be seen, there is some discrep- ancy in his statement and that of Mr..Wm. Cope- land, the well-known journalist, who states that he and his friend Alfriend were in the store to buy the pistol. Mr. Copeland, in his ietter to District Attorney Corkhill, suggests that certain questions should be asked of Mr. Herzog, and yesterday Detective McElfresh called and ques- tioned Mr. Herzog as follows: Question.—Did you notice the eyes of the party you took to be Guiteau—that one of them was affected, misshaped or crossed? A: No, sir; I saw nothing the matter eyes. Q.—Did he ask for a Colt’srevolver? A.—No, nothing of that kind was mentioned. Q.—Did he say anything about having had a Smith & Wesson which wore out his pockets in Colorado or New Mexico? A.—No, sir. Q.—Did he remark that the pistol he was look- ing at was a terrible weapon? A.—I don't re- member such words being used. Q.—Did he say he had a Smith & Wesson, but | that it was too small? A.—No, sir; no name for ept_ the British Buli Dog Q.—Didn't you say that you had sold a pistol to a party who went to Colorado who afterwards sent back for another just like it? A.—I may have mentioned that, for 1 had sold a pistol to Detective Voss’ son, and Mr. Voss came after- wards and got another to send him. Mr. Cope- Jand may have been in the store and I may have made this remark to him. GUITEAU’S ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE. “Do you remember how the man who was with Guiteau looked?” asked a Star reporter of Mr. Herzog to-day. “His picture is in my mind now as though he stood before me,” re- plied Mr. Herzog. “I think ff I saw him a long way down the street I would run after him and catch him. He was tall, and his face was smoothly shaven, save a moustache. Probably Mr. Copeland was here. I am very sure he was here from one expression he uses in his letter— about my saying that a man who had bought a pistol and gone west, had sent back for another one. It was veryright for Mr. Copeland to write the letter. I wish the man with Guitean would write a letter too. He may be innocent, but I think if he is innocent he would come out and say who he is.” GUITEAU'S PAWNED PIPE, “What is it about Guitean pawning a pipe with you?” “‘Well, about two weeks prior to the time when ee came in to see the pistol, a man came in and said he wanted to sell a meerschanm pipe. He wanted $2 for it. I did not notice the man much, but looked at the pipe. He said he was a lawyer from Chicago, and here on ghvernment business. He said if{ would buy the pipe he would probably come back himself and buy it at aprofit. I gave hima dollar for it. I remem- ber his saying, ‘I am a lawyer from Chicago, and I am here on government business.” i think,” said Mr. Herzog, holding up a photo- h of Guiteau, “that that is the same man. ff I could see him I think I could be sure. I could recall the impression made on me by the man.” Mr. Hi denies that he gave affirmative answers to Mr. McElfresh’s q jons, and states: positively that the man did not resemble the de- scription given of Mr. Copeland, and that the ty who, Mr. Copeland says was with him, he OWS wei, and W certain that that party was a i | there was some danger of « riot. | moved in the proposed improyeme: | probable | request physicians to prepare their vi | this matter in writing and submit them ne | 84. CITY AND DISTRICT. —_.__ District Government Affairs, ‘The Commissioners to-day received specifica- tions from Mr. Edward Ciark, architect at the Capitol, for the new high school building. on square 446, and forwarded the same to the trus- tees of schools. SCHOOL FURNITURE. The committee on supplies and accounts of the ‘school trustees, Messrs. Brooks, Wormly, Curtix Pearson and Middleton, have agreed to recom- mend the purchase of two sets of sixty desks each of “Shattuck furniture No. 1; “two sets of sixty desks each of “Independent Excelsior Compan: furniture, provided the tops of the desks are stationary and of plain wood and the chairs are the pivoted pedestal chairs; eight sets of sixty desks each of “Model Furniture:” two sets of sixty desks each of “Common Sense Fur- niture” of Excelsior Company's furniture for building at 10th and N streets; ten sets of sixty desks each of ‘Goshen Bolted Furniture” for the building at 7th and P streets; provided that with each set of 56 or 60 desks a teacher's 4 of the value of 810 be furnished without add tional cost, or that an abatement of $10 fro: op re at which said set of furniture is offered | be lowed, excepting in the sets of Shattuck furniture. Leen Heavy Suit. Against a Steamship Company. To-day, Gen. Henkle filed a suit for Gilbert Hofflinger agt. Monroe Salisbury and the Poto- mac Steamboat Co. for $15,000. damages. The first issued asthe owner of the steamboat W. W. Corcoran, and the latter as the owner of a wharf, and it is charged that on the evening of July 2th, 1880, the plaintiff embarked on the said steamer Corcoran; that it was the duty of the defend- ants to have the wharf lighted and guarded protect passengers from falling into the rive that on the night in question plaintiff and one Sarah E. Rawlings,who he was escorting, walked off the wharf, and he narrowly escaped drown- ing, wi his companion was drowned, and that this mishap occurred by reason of the ne gence of the defendants in not having the proper safeguards at hand, and he has suffered from the shock and in general health since and in loss of business, and, therefore, claims $15,000 damages. case of the two ee The Buckley-Black Scandal, BUCKLEY'S BILL FOR DIVORCE. To-day, Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court, had before him the case of Wm. H. Buckley against | Caroline M. Buckley—bill for divoree—which is @ sequel to the scandal case on I street, between 6th and 7th streets, some few months ago, when, it is alleged, Buckley, going home and secreting himself, awaited the appearance of his wife, when she came in with a man named Black, and a scene ensued. The defendant denies the charge of adultery. a Trouble at the Wharf. TWO PROMINENT STEAMBOATMEN COME IN COLLSI- JON ABOUT THE DRIVING OF SOME PILES. To-day, in the Police Court, Mr. George R. Phillips, of the Potomac Ferry company, and Mr. George ®. Sheriff, the owner of the steamer Mattano, were charged with making an affray by fighting with each other. Officer Lewis tes- tified tliat he noticed these gentlemen in an ex- cited conversation on Water street, between the Hoge f company’s wharf and Mr. Sheriff's wharf. Mr. Phillips had a pile-driver and was in the att of driving some piles, and Mr. Sheriff claimed that he was driving them on his (Sheriffs) ground, and ordered the men to stop the driy- ing of the piles, and he and Mr. Phillips got into an altercation when —witn arrested them both. Mr. L. G. Hine, whe appeared for Mr. Sheriff claimed that Mr. Phillips was a Lig ee and had no right to drive the pi Mr. Howe appeared for Mr. Phillips and claim: that he had a perfect right to drive the pile h cd i ‘The court intimated that he was willing to take | their personal bonds to keep the peace toward each other. Mr. Coyle sald that it would not be advisable to dispose of the case in that way use each of the defendants has a large gang | of workmen at the wharf, one gang li orders to drive the piles and the ot having orders to not let them be dri ing r gan en, and The rt took the personal bonds of each of the defend- ants to keep the peace until to-morrow when the case will be disposed of by the court, —— The River Front Improvement. ACTION OF THE SENATE SUB-COMMITTER. The Senate sub-committee on the improve- ment of the river front at Washington will prob- ably hold their last meeting to-morrow until next October. All that remains to be don present, is to arrange to get the opini: ot medical men as to the effect of the Potomac flats upon the health of Washington and their views as to how any unhealthy eilects cay ts. sub-commit it that the tober. The report of the board of survey ready arranged for, as mentioned in yesterd Star, will be presented to the sub-committee the fall meeting, and upon this and the reports and views of the physicians the report f mission to Congress will be based. for the detail of army engineers on the board of survey has been issued. The committee desire, also, to get the opinion and views of Capt. Jas. B. Eads. Senators Ransom and V called upon Senator Jones, of Nevada, who is ill at his residence, and reported all they had done to him. He approved all their action. a Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:— P. C. Riley to W. W. MeCuiloi 24, 5and 6, sq. 235; $2,500. W. A. Gordon et al. tees, to James L. Barbour, parts 10, 11 and 1 lot 12, sq. 459; $1,349. Katharine Vierkera to John Callahan, subs 22 and 23 2900. Mary J. Foertsch to 35, 36.and part 34. "s squa $3,200. J.J. Guthrie to J t 107, Threlkeld’s addition to G $1,455. J.J. Knox, commissi ling, lots 36 to 40, sec. Asa Whitehead to J. F. evie, 500. Eleanor S. Clark t 736; $2.500. — Wiitian, A colored woman, from the fourth uarters, having been arrested at the President's House. She states that President H: hoids: considerable money belonging to her, which she wanted to get; that she saw President Hayes best be re- | The order | trus- | | The Terra Cotta Co. Litigation, | MR. JOIN LYNCH REPLERS TO THE CHARGES BARD | AOMNST WIM BY WR. K. ©. DEAN. | Inthe cas of Edwand ©. Dean ayt. the Potee moc Te Cotta company, John Lynch ami others, for an account, &c., Mr. Lynch has file@ invested his answer. It . L. had thet, $94,105.15, with int jcumpanys Dean became a stockholder tn August, 1875, @ the solicitation = LR. Tuttle, and both weme elected trustees! that he (1..) offered Dean am inducements except to express his Gaith that thm investment would be pre jtable: that the fast recorded statement of pss condition of the Com | pany, as required by law, was made December | 7, 1874, and the defendant bel ~ that a state ment has been made every year since and pul lished in the newspapers of the District, ©) in the year 1878, when Mr. Dean was pre and the defendant was indurmed by the treasurer that it was omitted by order of the —! that when the annual repori fer 1880 shou! have been made, Mr. Dean's Niead, Mr. Selomam Graves, was president of the The de | fondant states ti ay Was se cured by his indorsement he individually ran tha Tish of a loss by indorsing Mr. Dean's while all the latter's property ta the stood in the name of his wife. If there has beam, any violation of the statutory provisions goverie | ing t orporation they tie: been wilful ae | material, but the result” of wistake or accident, » condition of th much better than pany is not only sel assets. The defenday t the stock #f Enoch Totten avd L. # paid for the same with his parent loss as shown by was by bad debts—the ts Cobb, contractors, the seu firm is the complainant, is ab defendant never refused to show oy ts bot worse Det repor pat bat rr the bo on the contrary, requested Mr. Tuttle to assist | the treasnrer ‘in balancing the bo@ks. Ue be lieves that Tuttie, Graves and De tered inte a conspiracy to ruin the credit of the company, and bring the property to a forced sie for the purpose of buying it in ata low price, and thas Mr. Dean brings the suit fer the purpose of trys | ing to force the a dant to purchase his st Telegrams to the Star. : > - THANKSGIVING FOR THE PRESIDENTS RE OOVERY, Gov. Cullom Heard From, SPrincrixty, ILL8.,, July 12.—in response te the telegram from Gov. Foster, of Ohio, sug gesting the propriety of setting apart by the concurrent actiun of the governors of the states. a day of thanksgiving for the recovery of the President, Gov. Cullom has forwarded the fol lowing: SPRINGFIELD, ILL., July 11.—To his Eo lency, Charles Foster, Governor, Columtnusa, Ohios Your telegram of the tenth recetved this morn~ ing. My feelings are in harmony with views in reference to the propriety of apart, by concurrent action of the governors the states, of aday of thanksgiving in view of the gratifying recovery uf the President. would sugsest, however, that the selection of @ day be made when the President's convalescence: is fully assured. 1 think it eminently proper that you should take the initiative in the mat- ter. (Signed) 3S. M. Cunvom, Gey'r. From Governor Smith. | Cmcaco, July 12.—Goevernor Smith, of Wie consin, has sent the following from Madison: To His Excellency Govervor Charles Foster, Com lumntnes, Ohio: Sincerely ing prospect of the President's recovery, and fuliy agreeing with you a propriety of apart a day of thanksgiving ‘and prayer od of nations, I heartily concur im i i will be pleased to act im nony With other executives. The { Wisconsin have been most solicitous in to the President's condition, and with thank hearts will unite in the observance of such j We. E. Sauru, Governor. = | Bold Bank Robbery. Stoney, Iows, July 12.—The bank of Davis & Sexte erton, was bod of $4,000. Two men rode into the town about about 4 pam. om horses stolen last nigtt n vey, aud hitched th horse rr While Mr, Sex~ ton was sale to change ja bill tor ol on counter, large crowd to follow. y isia pursuit, At the robbers’ were near the prospect of th - Prince Bismarck Better, July 12.—rii Bismarck’s healtie proved since his arrival at Kissen= " An Austrian Denial * ONSTANTINGPLE. July L2.—Baron Von Caliog, ~ Austrian nt ag has informed the Porte that iC is untrue that Austria is preparing to advance t ‘a, Roumelia; that the Aus trian force sla bas not been hi the wes being transfers of garrisons her. Fichting in Algeria, July 12.—A Paris dispatch to Rew rain Company says: “A dispatch from states that the insurgent chief Bow ice UNSUCCESS fully attacked the town of Kreider, on the Tt i ‘The place was defended by three compar of French rifles. Bow Amena fied south eastward after losing 250 men.” No Successor for Gen. Cialdini. Loxpox, July 12.—Special dispatches from | Berlin represent that owing to the tension bee tween France and Italy a successor to General | Cialdini, as Italian ambassador to France, will Br has gen. AN, tly . | hot now be nominated. Betting on the Race for the St. Leger Stakes, N, July 12.—The betting in the race for ser stakes, which will come of at Doncaster on September 14th, is three to one inst Mr. P. Lorillard’s Iroquois, three to one zainst the Duke of Westminster's a and evel money on the two against the ti ——>—__ NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON, | _ The following quotations were current in New York to-day at 2:30 p.m., as reported by H. HL | Dodge, of 539 15th street, by special wire:=— Western Union, #1; do, new York Central, 145 Sunday at the White House, and that a police- | man took her away just as she was about to ask for her money. She says it is not true that Gar- field is President, nor is it true that he has been shot, as she rode in the same car with him last Tuesday. She was very indignant at being sent over to St. Elizabeth by the board of examining physicans. Alexandria Affairs, © Reported for the EVENIVG STAR, AT THE ALEXANDRIA sutr Yarp the steam W. Thompsom wich wil ve resdy. ta ten days; 5 mpson, W! the yacht Elia, Treadwell, all of Ws - fe under Sniteat ao hands. a ichard jefferson; Grace Watson, Philadelphia; Callagher, and of May's , N. J, = iH. the - S. Gill ane the sloop Mage’ town Creek, being repaired there. New Boat ror WasHINeTo: month. “crank” woman “drank” filled the census of the station b this morning. Crry Covxen MEETINGS.—The new city council Understood wilt to the election of the m ion minor officers of the ae Fouxs.—The CuaRITaBLe mulatto babe found on Washington street was offered a home and nursing by several col and was the raced given by police to Mra. Datty Dornes.—The Old It > i Eli H A i women, | — St) Pocite. ih and T. opengl iron Mount —t do. ; Pacific Mail, 4's: Pacific " com., i f i gncne i — 4i's, Md allss; all4x; 4's, 11bsall6X; coupons, last week and eleven on Saturday ‘Three. fatal cases were reported last — MARKOE. Ronan mae ay bam ag e = JED. 3 ee te 1ith of in eee Sess CALDWELL é Ri DIED. : EEA a te ore no