Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1882, Page 3

BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. - HOUSEFURNISHINGS. BULPING AND HARDWOOD LUMBER 709 MARKET SPACE. 709 OF ALL KINDS. ed ———— sow Sst We are opening to-day new designs in HAVILAND & WM. MecLEAN, € 'S DECORATED CHINA, consisting of EAM SETS, 020-1: Corner 13th and B streets northweat. = TETE-A-TETE SETS, FINE PLATES, &c. &c. PADIS OLS, WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS. | 4 6.1) stock of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, in- cluding JEWETT’S Celebrated WATER FILT! 5 Ww ARTH & EDMONSTON, y JOHNSTONE'S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID 90 TLMART! 709 MaRErr SPACE. J) "couaTED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, DRESDEN AND CHINESE. RODGERS’ ENGLISH CUTLERY. FINE PLATED WARE, GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., STEAMERS. &e. ; Note. WATER FILTERS AND KITCHEN UTENSILS. FOR POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, — (Lars Wenn & Beveniwcr,) Oa and efter, NOVEMBER 3p, 138 steamer é aktiowsstt? Hil bate Gant a peste CH —__100 PER NSYLVANTA AYE. 7am. cvery MONDAY, THULS SATUR. | —————_ Sees DAY Gor. sil Aver landings “On MONDAY ac far.as | (1REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF Nomini Ferry: On THURSDAY, Nomint and Curio: G man. m SA ¥. Currioman and Leonardtown. o2s OWN K., WOOD, Avent. HEATING STOVES. | A ee se tobe - a Having quite a large number of Heating Stoves, in - THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LARE cluding sone of the celebrated Rediant Homes, stfil on ‘Will leave her wharf, foot of 6th stree' ery MONDAY, | hand, we will, tor the next thirty days, sell them at cost W ESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock p.m., touch- | rather than carry them over another winter. it Piney Point, Point Lockout and Fortress Mont Agents for the Social and Fireside, Jewel Latrobes, CONNECTING AY NORFOLE Wi'H THE BOSTON | St. George and Star Head Kangen, all Mrt-class goods A KO 2 ESTES ERS. ‘First-class Fare to Fortreas Monroe and Norfolk. 50 W. 3. JENKS & CO.. ——— tab Fortress bee jer geo clave Piney Point an ookout = DAYS and SATURDAYS, et four o'eloce p.in. W ATER FILTERS! BNEW YORK STEAMERS E. C. KNIGHT will reatme their = Saas tripe. Pier 41, fart Hiver” New York, every WATER FILTERS! SATU! Y, at four o'clock p-m., apd eee ‘Sopis tv agent. 83 Water street, Geossetren. nr With Water Coolers attached, guaranteed to Filter Po- kets and) ntateroomm cei tw gectired_ at. eperal Natio volita Baal ee ee tomac Water, at Seay UME Hote PED WOOD, Secret — eee ea J. W. BOTELER & SON'S, (CUNARD Line. NOTICE: JaT F CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. 0K THE TWEEN NEW YOR AND LIVERPOOL, ___ BOOKS, & | Ree Sone Re (EW BOOKS.— Treatise on Cheinistry. vol. 3, part 1, ¥ Wed... 1 Mch. by Roscoe & Seh: enmer; Adolph Strecker’s Or- - Wed., 8 Mech Chemistry: , Rormation, of Vegetable Mouid, by Wed: ich. NESDAY FROM NEW YORK. RATES OF PASSAGE. 4 : odati burg, the 5th vol. of Cam sof Civil War; nee irmer's Annual Handbook for 882; ‘The Verbal: Keturn tickets on favorable terms. ist, by Alfred Ayres, author of the Orthepist; The Men- ‘Steamers marked * do not carry delssohn Family, by Hensel, 2 vols. | dis of U.S: History, by Lowsing, 2vols. + At Hamerling, 2 vois., paper: A Heart's Problem, by Chas, Githon, payer; Ged and Man, by Robert Buchanan. Steeraxe at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv. erpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe at Towent rates. | bile of taaen Belfast, Gi payer. | Havre, Antwerp cod cier porison the Coutnent aad | ” Tashionstle Stationery a » ‘Mediterranean ports. ‘ery loweet prices. yer Gaunt ont poeee apply at the Company"wofce, | “314 No. 4 Bowing Green, or both steeraze and cabin to ——— : ge BIGELOW & GO., 605 7th etreet, Washington, DD yereit DEMPSEY. VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; ) oxen | ABISES Oris clean ace ONE DOLLAR PER 100 FOR nk 665 7th strect, Washington PIRIES’ ENGLISH VISITING CARDS, “Printed from Plate.” n= GERMAN LLOYD— Sreamsuie Line Between New Yore, Haven foxpow, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. The steamers ‘of this company, will sei] EVERY SAT- UEDAY from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. of pareage:—From New York to Hav London, Southampton and Bremen, firet cabin, $100; secon Onty establishment in the city furnishing that quality and doing the work perfectly. A fresh and elegant aseortinent also of cabin, $60: steerage, $30; prepaid steerame certnieates, | FANCY NERY. =. Yor tisight or permit aly to OrntICHS £Co,, | FANCY STATIONERY, |g 1 mom B poring Gera, Row Sorks WG. Ma TZEROTT & TEATHER GOODS, and .. 025 Peunsylyi north oF c and es ennsyivaiia aventio ate | MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. STR : DEMPSEY, ‘1 OTTERDAS ; Ieee be STATIONER AND ENGRAVER, sescre Tie fart slane Steamers of thls Ting id Established House, ERD. el is MSTERDAM, ° ean ni8-3m 919 Penna. ave..bet. 9th and 10thatreeta. CALAND,” and. “MEA. the U. 5. Mails to the Netherlands, leave Wat- Brookisn, regularly, oa WEDNESDAY, im, $60-370. 2 Caom, $50. Steerage, $26. H. CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 South William street, N wk. Por passswe appiy to W. G. METZEROTT 45 Fennsylvanis avenue, Agent, Nationai Safe Depot Bui rh street | GeHOOL BOOKS i | BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED Ar ANGLIM'S ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTORE, Corcoran Burepinc, F Street. Cash paid forall kinds of Books, Pamphlets, kc. 81 _ MEDICAL, &e. r N HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREA uly Cure of all Veneresl Diseases, by consulting Dr. LEON, 237 Pennsylvania avenue. and NIA ROUTE, T AND SOUTHWEST. egoTiy ti i STEN DID s roe Prescriptions and advice free of sny charge whatever. £1 QUIPMENT. . Rk. LEON, THE OL) EST. N Conxer most reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be consulted daily at 237 Pennsylvania avenue, from 2 to 4 hicsco Limited, Express | and 6 to 8. All Female Complaints and Irregularities a: quickly cured. Prompt treatment. Separate roots for ne paddies. f-lim i oma = — ee Express, 7 p.m. oh re Palace Cars to DS ROBERTSON CAN Bi ED CONFI- Pitt burg and Ciaei: i. Mail press, 9:30 p. dentially sentiemen and Ladies who need med- m. daily for Pittsburg end the West. ical edvies, every Wednesday und Ssturday, at 456 C BALSIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Sycet Lorthwest, 20 Fear's experience. Main offlon, Canam hester, Buifalo, Niagara, 9:50 p. | 19south Eutaw street, Baltimore. Jal9-Im except Saturday, with Palace Cars en and Elmira, at 9:30 a. D® Bicorp’s — : 4 VITAL RESTORATIVE, } ae es 2S. aE etey Epa Pat: $:59 | Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paria, recom- Doealiyy CRepe Semioe =" PF | mended by the me lical Celebrities of the Worl] as a pecific for nervous and physical debility, loss of mauly &e, : of Levassor, 10 bis. rue Richelieu, Paris; or of Seth. 8. Hance, Baltimore, and C. Christiani, 484 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C., where de- seriptive circulars, with symptoms and testimonials can and behsd. The seniuiue alone bears private proprictary For Baltiniore, 9:33, 10:20 a.m., and 1:30, | Stamps in blue, with name and monogram of 8. B. 4:20, 4:40, 5 50 and 10: 20 1 m. On | SIGESMOND. Boxes of 100 pills, $3; 490, $10. js pot 10:20 pm 520 sm, 220, 5:40, 7:0, 9:50 apie DE FOREST HAs REMEDY FOR LA - i“ al ew. male complaints quickly cured. Can Eee eee CAS Sime amd M60 p.m. Gally, | eco Galle of oat he ee For Anuajolis, 6:.0 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, except ; from 1 to 90 with ladies only. §10-1in* Sundays rou iE ALFXANDAIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Ratt. | ¥°! = ; MANnSND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON | canon of Cheonie Discsoes onions Beet Dien wae oe 1s uey Crmplsint, Nervous Debility, Impotens or Pre- ee Aes Coe 1 20 20, Th Seana 1: ature Decay, Seruinal Weakness’ Dyapepeiay Nervous 30, 9°20, 11-00 and 11-28 9 ae anes Oe | exeitibility send two stamps for our questions for wh end our new teok HE Laws or Lire axp Hratra.” Address Secretary, Medical and Surwical Institute, dat L ____147 East 15th street, New York. Dobe Quins, 18 \THE LONGEST ESTAB- lished Se in Washington; 35 years expe- Fence, over 30 years at 906 B street southwest. Gonor- thers, ‘Syphilis and joss of sexual power cured and med- icines furnished or no pay. _025-4m* KR. BROTHERS IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ladies! Physician: over 30 years: locat street soulnwes:. Female Lrrecul betructions ‘sua Leucorrhee speedily cured. No chens for aa- at 6: . For Hichiwond abd the South. 6:30 aid 11 ‘Tickets and information at the of 13th sirect and Peunsyivania avenue, and at the sta- tion, where orders ean be left for the checking of bag- age to destinauon from hote!s and oe > . K. WOOD, General Passenzer Agent. FEANK THOMPSON, General Sianaver: i Baltivioxe ‘& OHIO RAILROAD. view. = R. JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFY! THE MODEL FAST. AND THY ONLY LINE I gure Zor Syphilis, Serofala, Ovaritan ‘Tumors, Kid THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. | gusrantecd in elthor wo stamps for pail — ie need in eit staze. Bead tao stamps for pam- DOUBLE THACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL | "'ji-codiy "De. JOHN TRIPP. S {OLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, JAN- AUCTION SALES. _ THIS AFTERNOON. WV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE _ OF IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a deed of trosi, dated dine Int, A.D. 188], and duly recorded in Liter No. 972, folio 171 et seq., one of the land records for Washingto county, District of Columbia, and by direction of the y secured thereby, I shail sell xt public auction, in ont of the premises, on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD, A.D. 1882, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PLM... the following-deseribed real estate in the city of ington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lots num- twenty-one (21) and twenty-two (22), in James bered N. Callan’s subdivision of sqnare numbered éight hun- dred and twenty-nine (829), as the eame is. of record in the office of the Surveyor of the District of Columbia, ‘with the right to the said party farbod ponsonion of feat ect a : No. #29, covered by the back which projects over on sai back building sh all remain as it 1 sd all te righia jes of the fire yy. deed from Morris. Pad the 3ist day of Ms ereon. gwcltas eighteen gat tecaty four moet fox ase edeteen ancl twenty. four months beariny intereet, from day of ‘sale ‘and secured by & deed of trust on property. sold, All conveyau purchaser's cost. $100 down on day of wale. If terms St sale are not complied with within five days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the ‘pro- perty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Salted CHHISTIAN HUPPERT, Trustees. Fr. ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL REDAY, | NTH DAY OF FEBMUARY, AD. FRIDAY, the TENTH ue hour and piace. f-codade. CHRISTIAN RUPPERT, Trustee. ‘of the seoond WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, TWENTY-FOUR WALNUT FRAME LOCKS, ROGERS’ KNIVES, SPOONS, FORKS, z LiTY-SIX SILVER-FLATED CASTERS, &c., ‘10- MORROW, FEBRUARY SEVENTH, at TEN OCk A.M., HALF-PAST TWO and HALF-PAST nd continuing from day to day until disposed of, at our sales-room, corner 16th and D streets northwest. This stock is to be sold to the highest bidder, and we call special ettention of buyers tothesaie, ai the stock is to ke closed out this “TO-MORROW. rpuomas DOWLING, Aucuoneer. LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ASSORTED CROCK- ERY MAJOLICA WARE AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my Salesrooms, Twili sell 10 casks and crates of CC, White and Majolica Ware in lots to auit. ‘0 Postponement on account of weather. £9-2t HHUMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON DAND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS, NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD DEPOT, WASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of = deed of trust, bearing date May 28th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No. 751,' folio’ 390, “one of the land records for the Dis: trict of Columbia, and by direction of the parties secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the premises. on FRIDAY, THE SEVENTFENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., to the highest bidder, Lots uumbered cne (1), two (2), three (3), four (4) and five (3). being parts of all Seer of inal lot one (1), in square numbered six hundred and y (630), held in undivided incieties by Marguret Hetzel and ‘Andrew W: 8 tenants in common, and awarded to the said Margarct Hetzel a8 her half share or moiety of said original lot one (1), according to the division agreed upon between herself and said Andrew Wylie, as may be seen by refcrence to reid division and award with plat thereof, recorded in Liber H. D. C., folio 39, one of the lund records for the District of Columbia, Where the metes «nd bounds are fully set forth and described, and also by their deed of partition, dated December 28th, 1871. ‘Terms of uaic: One-third of the purchase n.oney in cash: balaice in two equal payments, at six and twelye months, with notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold; or all cash, at option of the porchaser. Allconveyancing sad ing at the purchaser's and if the terme of sale are not complied with in two days, the Trustees reserve tne Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. A deposit of required on each Jot at the time of sale. ‘The property will be wold sub- Jeet to all general and special !improvehuent faxes, the amount of which wil! be statod by the auctioneer af the Hime of tale. { Trustees. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOTEL AND kK frAURANT, CORNER OF NEW JERS) AVENUE AND D STREET NOKTH- _By virtue of a deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber No. 965, folio 208, et seg.. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, Ewill sell at public auction, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH. 1882, com- inencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., on the premires, the entire conteuts of house Ni corner of D steeet north, com} Bar Counter, Glassware, Tables. Pool Tabie, Mirror, Chairs. Stoves, Extension ‘Tables, Crockery and Giassware. Range, Eitchen Utensiln, Pictures. Tron Safe, Bedsteads, Bireaus. Mrashatande, Mattreree, Pillows, prings, Comforts, Parpets, Clocks, &c.. ‘ic. ‘The Har Fixtures, Counters, Mirror, Glasees, Chairs, ‘Tables, License, Good Will, &¢., will be nrat offered ab a wholo; if a satiefectory bid is not recelved, will then be wold in detail. W. J. NEWTON, Trustee, ‘SOY 7th stréct northwest. T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioncer. FES’ SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUILD- Sheeta. ING LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF ONT AVENUE, BETWEEN K AND L STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of s deed of trust, dated February 4 A.D. 1819, duly recorded in’ Lier No, 805° fol seq., one of the land records for the Di: Immbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at inbiic auction, in front of she premises, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, 4832, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the fol'owing de- scribed real estate, situate in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, known as Lots numbered sixteen (6) and seventeen (17). in Davidson'ssnbdiyision of Square numbered two hundred sixteen (216), each ee having a frontage of twenty-five (25) feet seven (7) ‘ehea. Terms: Amount of indebtedness snd expenses of sale (which will be announced at sale) iu cash; balance in six aod twelve months with tuterest at +x per cent per an- nunn, secured by deed of trust on the property fold, OF allcash, at option of purchaser. A depoxit of-$100 will Le required at time of sale on each lot. Conveyancing and rec ‘rding at purchaser’s cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in seven days the Trustees reserve the Tight to reeell the property at the risk and cost of the de- ree a TIAM E. OHANDUSE ee f6-cod__ BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, "} Trustocs. FAMILY SUPPLIES. {JUST RECEIVED— A fine lot of BOSTON CUCUMBERS, Constantly on hand, . PHILADELPHIA CAPONS end CHICKENS. Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE Manxer, Corner 14th street and New York avenue. G ERMAN SELTERS, = Pe Anew and great Medical Work, warranted the best and ae AGO, ¢ to every man, entitled ‘*THE. Y FAST EXPRESS. 3 EOF LIFE OR SELF-PRESER- 5. ee =e mes, ee . eat sree reach. mus- 00— Baltimore, Eiticctt Ci (lim, embonwed full wilt, J n 6:00—) ore, Anna ———— tains beautiful Steel Fogravings 423 Bre ee Winchester. | Scriptions, price enly $1.25, sent by mail. tustrated ro} ealip! cents. ud DOW. dress i- $745—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. al Tustite | H. PARKER, Ni } fo fetnt of ake kad Way Stoo ‘ted Eesti > WHE. PARKER, & 15—PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON EXPKESS. Parlor Cars to New York, DD AN? MME, SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF MID- $40-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con- | MJ wifery: over2) years successful practice: skilful Rects for Hagerstown and at Polat of Rocks for | trectment: elerant accommodations; consultations with Frederick.) 19:00_Valumere, Hyatteville snd Leurel Stops at Beitevile, Annapolis Junction. Jeasupe gad Dorsey's. On Sundays stops at all statious. moana’ ents only. 182 Le: 1 E patients on Big Ha enue, Dear 31st street, Visited at place i United States. “Correspondence by ‘Telegraph only, nl2-sm . Only genuine natural Seltera Water, entirely free from artificial ingredients, from the Royal Prussian Springs at Nelder-Selters. Depot for Van Beil’s RYE AND ROCK, B. W. REED’S SONS, JalT 1216 F street northwest. 10:00—BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stops at Hysttaville RG, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND iS EXPRESS. Vatior and sieoping D ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND longest extablished epecialist im this city, with 13 years experience, will guarantee acure in ail dineason of Qe Urinary Ongane, Nervous aud Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Impotency (lose of sexual powery, ° Bait 10" ayes Conmultations “eritiy’ counacaGel Gas ke a ys. Consultations strictly eonhda une = Ca City, Annapohs and Way | consulted Weducedays and Sabiruagy, fro 139 Ete Seiiliny cuiks ao : GC ostriet northwest. Hefers <a ADELPHIA AND NEW | z mpoccieliccecheerim bat sabe anne sworig Statios “ R. MOT T’S FRENCH POWDERS—CER’ ol caste aud Way Stations, (Wigchester, Fred | P)fc Mons Drea eat eT CURE 00a 4 Mba: (Le . —T ous Debility, uinal Weakness, Tnpotency. Gleet RT RES Cede te ELE AND LAUREL | Sootuis, Syphilis aa aly eed ae ee ieee Ais Juncto eo eva Melay, stops at Annap | Sreuaiy” canal. Conners ee ee eee a a Way Seatsoun cc Sunday to'Pooteng | by mail under seal on receipt of price: m6 wand Way Stations ouly.) = = WMS EALTINGKE EAPRESS, (Martinsburg and | PpISSOLUTION ERSHIP. = Noi te 4) P)HSoLvTIoN oF LaureD PaRry, 5 ay Staons. — W. & G. I. Co. in this day dissolved by limitation i Way Sections. | and mutual convent of the se F = MEATISVILLE AND LAUREL | LEETCH is authn steed to collect tt Matte eed wera CLEV — = i ¥. F. BAKKER and M. KINSLOW ‘will con- 5 BuKe CVELAND and DETROIT orice Yuden under the meane name for the pres SS—FHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON | Lui. Tebrustei MDS tesa, CARRE ML. KINS- _ EXPKES: tin Care to New York. iy at | UY: = bE One isl Or J. SATE and ST. Lovts zx. | ef > ee Hess! pare to Clucinuat and Gi LUMBER MERCHANTS. " ‘Sunday only. Other trains daily, excopt Sekirei \ stop at Relay Station. Offer for sale ares jaahington For further uformation apply at the Baltunore and | CALIFORNIA RED WOOD, 1, 14, 13g and 2 inches thick. iwants , corner iath street, where multe =i tor batatonan ke. ph pe dls Wannt, Anh, ond Cabinet Oak. Oak for, wheet- pontin Ge : ichits, together with 2 assortmentof 1 = = SES Purposes for sale of tan Eseusu OPERA HATS! _ IBSON BROTHERS, - Uses a wes oF Fine s ‘a specialty. P Ww —* Bfoquetion Bladen Brus SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Pea a ee are tee = = = ~ ‘Linoleum in new designs. Cocos Mats all sizes. all widths. Raw and Satin furnitere cover- fF id ELATTS CARAMELS CAN NEVER #peak for themsel: Se See ee ee \T SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUB, coe yields, in parfeotion, white, west aad wholesome bread HUME, CLEARY &00., ‘807 Market Space. For EW YEAR'S DAY. CALIFORNIA WINE JELLIES. DELICIOUS FRENCH COFFE! ‘OU Celebrated e K.. SALID DRESSING. CHOCOLATES OF ALL KINDS. GRAPES, ORANGES, AND BANANAS. PICKLES, SARDINES AND POTTED MEATS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OLD WINES AND LIQUORS. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 30 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. Fo NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS! The finest Sherry, Port, Madeira, French Brandy, Cortiiais, Liqueurs—all of our importation. Also, the freshest Fruits, Nuts, Candies and Raisins. HUME, CLEARY & CO., as (BOT Market Space. Wwe ARE RECEIVING DAILY EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, PRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECTED OYSTERS, GAME AND FRESH FISH, Constantly on hand. PUILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, At the BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., as 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, favor end purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalied. HUME, CLEARY & CO., as $07 MARKET SPACE. 'VHN BR. KELLY, LAMB, ‘sc. CORNED BEEF AUCTION SALES. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. r thecuaz SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT SALESROOMS. TO-MORROW, (Saturday.) ELEVENTH FEBRU- ARY, 1882, at TEN O'CLOCK, I will eell a general as- aortment of Household Effecta, com = Several fine Walnut M. T. Si French Plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors. Parlor Suites, Carpete, Stoves, &e., &e, ALSO, At TWELVE O'CLOCK siarp, one Standing Top Buggy and one fine large Landen, both in perfect order: two new Buggies, obe side-bar and one sin- gle end spring. "THOMAS DOWTING, Anotioneer. NSINGER, Auctioneer, Washington City Horee and Carriage Bazaar, 938, 940 and baa ‘Lonisiana avenue. PEREMPTORY SALE. I will rel] at the Baznar, on SATURDAY MORNIN FEERUABY, ELEVENTH, 1682, commencing at TEN C) 20 head of Horses ares, am wi will be found some good draught Horses and drivers. 180, 1 second-hand Jump-seat, 1 A Second-hand Top-busgy, 1 new new" Phitton, 1 second- new To} 1 6-passonger Carria Top-bumey. a Slelxas ‘op-buwey, . hand Fxprees Waren, Robes, &e., &e. %, Robes, Bou. ASL BRNSINGER, Auct. ALTER B. WILLIAM! n REGULAR SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE. On TO-MORROW, FEBRUARY ELEVEN at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shail sell, within and in front gf our salesroom, eral assortment of Furniture, ic. Viz. : Handsome Parlor Suite, beautifully upholstered. Parlor Bujtes, in Hair Cloth. wr Walnut Chaniber Suites. polished French: plate Mirror, extra size, nu . Lady's Writine Desk, odd Wire-woven Springs, Feather Pillo Velvet) Brussels, Incrain and other recisely. > Terms cash. It Highly polished French: Co! cane. Bedstexds and Washstands. ‘Hair, Husk and Cotton-top Mattrasses. ‘arpets. Sale of Fine Furniture within ealesroom at 11 o'clock A ; ALTER B. WILLIAMS & HIRD REGU: yas Y 8. 1 Teen ALE QUEENSWARE, DECORATED TOILET AND 'fEA PLAIN AND JAPAN) ED “TINWARE. CUTLERY, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH, 1882, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M., at Store 46 Lexington street, Baltimore. Packages and packing furnished at cost. ‘Terms cash. TAYLOR & CREAMER, Auctioneers. _ EP Nest sale February 27. 110-2¢ PUBLIC SALE, ON WEDNESDAY, FIFTEE OF FEBRUARY, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., of 200 head of Sheep, in i and Wagon. ‘The sbove sale will tuke place on the farm known as the Hess Farm, on the Telezraph a oi the firm of Dr. Duval, one and a half miles from Bowie Stxtion. Baitimore and Potoniac railroad. lots to «uit buyers; Horse, Harness Terms, cash. Special attention is called to thesheep, a3 most of them are owes with lamb. fel0-at* ‘THERESA KLFIN. (CHARLES W HANDY, Real Estate Broker. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND B STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 19, =I and recorded in Liber No. 654, folio 245, one of the! Lend Records of the District of Columbia, and at the written request of the party secured thereby, I will offer for sale, at public auction, in front of the'prem- ines. on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1382, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ¥.M.- Part of "Lot numbered one (1), in square numbered six hundred and eighty-six (6865, in the city of Washington, said pert of lot fronting twenty Six fect two inchea (26 fect 2 inches) on North B street, by seventy-nine feet on Ist street east, ‘Terms cf eale: One-fcurth cae: balance in one, two, and three years, with interest at the rate of #ix per cent red_by deed of trust on the property conveyancing at cost of purchaser; $100 down MEINARD MENKE, Trastec. 3 T. COLDWELL, Auction fhosod&ds HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. STFE'S SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON TWEN. “SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN PENNSYLVA- NIA AVENUE AND M STREKT NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated April 7th, 1963, and recorded in Liber N.C... No. 4, fol. 214, off the land records for the District of Coluinbia, and! of 8 decree ed on the 18th Jem , A. D. 1882, in equity cause No. 7,860, I will wll ct public pac, trout the pronises, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH, 1882, at FOUR AND A HALF ‘O'CLOCK P. M., part of lot three (3), in square west of square fourteen (W. of 14), in the’city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, beginning for the same’at a point on 26th street about forty-two (42) feet south of the northeast corner of ssid equere, said point being fourteen (14) fect south af the center of a row of houses on eaid lot and run thence south fourteen (14) fect to the end of said row of houses; thence west to Rock Creek; then with*eaid creek northeri; Beriunins, and then with E tu aline drawn due west from said line reversed to tho be- inning, with improvements, consisting of a two-story rick House. ‘Terms of ‘sale: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve tonths, with interest, secured by trust deed. A. deposit of £106 required at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. 21-4 WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee. tw THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH, 1882, same hour and pizce, y orde: rpuosas OWLING, Auctioneer. HIGHLY IMPORTANT ART SALE —or— FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BY SOME OF THE MOST EMINENT FOREIGN AND AMERI- B MOS CAN ARTISTS. Qa WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRI SATURDAY, RUARY FIFTEENT TEENTH, SEVENTEENTH AND FIGH1 1582, at the old Club House, corner 15th and H streets northwest, commencing eaci day at THREE AND KIGHT O'CLOCK P.M. ‘The collection comprises about two hundred and thirty canvagses, richly framed, and bear the artistic labor of njen.of Kreat ment and hugh reputation, such as e CH. Shearer, ‘Dusseldorf ;?. 1. Briscoe. Phita; A. Si Dresa « L. Sontax, New York; - D. DeBiois, Boston; 2 KR. DeWitie, London; (deceased)Prof.Aug. Muller, Munich. Fracia Snowe, Boston; p.. Antwerp; Hartson Wear (deceased) . Hayden, Munich; ‘New York; 0: Erdman, Berlin; F. D. Lewis, Phila; rs too numerous to mention in an adver- hibition will on MONDAY AND RUARY THIRTEENTH AND FOUR TH, ‘day and evening, at the sulosroome, omer ind H streets nortiiwest, when connoixeenrs and the Beto generally are invited to attend. Catalogues ean be had cn aplication to f9-d&ds Uy ete DOWLIN! TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of » deed of trust, bearing lute the 304 day of September, 1878, recorded in Liber No. 816, Ei folio 28, and ut thé request of vecured there- by, we will THURSDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. 1882, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P-M.,'in front of the premises, the eastern part of Lot No. 6, in square No. 256, fron 37 fect ay d.3 inches on Eetreet, and having a depth 159 feet to an alley. property adjoins the Imperial Hotel, om E strest, and is now cecupied by Messrs, Shoomaker & Herizog ase Wine and Liquor re. ‘Terms ot sa! e-third cash; the residue in two ‘equal payinents, at one and two years, with interest at seven per cent., to be secured by deed of trust upon the property. “these term, however, the ‘Trustees reserve he right to modify or alter to accommodate the pur- chaser, after the sale. A deposit of §J00 will be required When the property is struck off, and the terns must be complied wit gaya, or for! FRED. W. JON iS, _fe.dte SOHN F RNNIB,”§ TFustoos. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUTfDING LOTS ON CONGRESS STREET, GEORGETOWN, By virtue of dood of trust, bearing date Decem bor 22d, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber 839, fol 392, oné of the land records of the District of Co-. lumbia, and by direction of the parties wecured thereby, the undersigned Trustee wil! sell at public auction, AX AND 1X. front of the on URSDAY, SiX- TEENTH “Dat Or” FLBRUALY 488, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. those lots numbered twohundred and thirty-sev dred and thirty-eight and two hundred and. 1106, (237, 238 and 239), in Beal's addition to Georgetown, istrict of Columbia, bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at a point in the cast line of Congress street, ten fect north of the southwest corner of lot numbered two hundred and thirty-cight, (238), and run thence east pareilel to West strest one hundred and twenty feet; thence north st it ancies to first line ninety teet: thence west paraliel to first ine until it in- tersects the eaxt line of Congress street; thence south- easterly with the east line of ‘Congress street to the place or ming. Terms of xa’e: One-third of the cash : belance st six and twelve menthy, with interest, to be secured by a deed of trast on the property sold; or alle: at the option of the purchaser. All conyeyane- ag and recording at tho purchaser's ost, aud if the terms of sele are not ootuplied with in five days, the ‘Trustee reserves the right to rosell the projerty at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser, tetas same in the Evening ae live ore fro bane purchase money in tera dver- EXECUTOR'S SALE OF SIX DESIRABLE BUILD- ‘\G LOTS—THREK FRONTING ON HIGH I AND THREE ON MARKET STREET, GEORG1-TOWN, D.C. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY THIR., TEENTH, 1882, at FOUL O'CLOCK, in front of! premises, I shall sell ai of lot 205, which has been! gubdivided into six building lots—-three heving a front of about 23 feet on High strect and three about 22 feet on Market street, between Sth aud 6th streets. This property i well located, aud should demand the atten- m of parties deairing profituble investments, "Ferme: One-third cash; te residve in two equal pay- iments at vix and twelve months, with notes bearing in. ‘and deed cf truet on the (HOMAS DOWLING, Auctivneer., "RUSTEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE ‘THREE- SIOEY BRICK DWELLING, ONO STRERT, BE STREETS NORTHWEST. > By virtue of a deed of ‘dated Sentomber 1st, . D, 1877, und recorded in B65, at folio 20, of the tend reeords of aides ea =| the. to ti ider. in fr ot on WEDNESDAY ths pretest bY, Ay ne! at SER a 2 (two), in React aad hein? Wan aero and District of Columbia, toa subdi- Finon fret made ty Geo. i said Tey, eg ee os aeeee “Tesins of Sale: One-third cash (of which $200 must be Ue a ie tata acer Sa ‘centr per annum, to be securrel om tho property eeld tothe m faction of the Trustecs ; ‘cash at the pure p-wagone, Harness, | (Peer AND ITS USES ARE NOW MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST. | FREIDAY.. “The following {s from an interesting that great Dermototogist, Dr. C. marvelous results in curing N. and especially Nervous and Si Dyevepsia and Sleeplessness, that it has excited | sftenticn end newsp ve wing ag hundreds of letters of iu ache, Nervousness and Dyspepsia, my supervision and are intended expre achés, and wild cure any case no orcanie qoany, brain: pairs and sedation. Nervous tremor, correct costivent but are not _purgative. Sow by alldrucciets. Price, 30 ccuts a’ box. 106 North Entaw St., Baltunore, Md. boxes for $1, or six-boxes for $2.0, to any PRESCRIPTION. «DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE 18 WARRANTED TO CURE TIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND -SCALP, SCROBULA ULCERS, TENDER ITCHINGS, All first-class druggists have it. Price, $1 per package. York city, sole agent for Dr. | to whom all orders should be addressed. Mrz FEBRUARY, 1832, OR MONEY REFUNDED. VILLE, K a postponement of thod rawin; tery, until the 14th day of ‘they’ will not consent to any fi the same. had on the ticket-holders. Qrawing will te haa, and through the papers. LIST OF PI The Willsrd Hotel, with all its Fixtures and Furniture, i Prizes, each Fifty Cash Prizes, each $100, One Hundred Cash Prizes, Five Hundred Cash Prizea, each One Set of Bar Furuiture. One Fine Piano. One Handsome Silver’ ‘Tea 400 Boxes Old Bourbon Whisky $36. 10 Baskets Champssne, $35. Five Hundred Cash 400 Boxes Fine Wines, 200 Boxes Kobertson County AMOUNT! TO $369, 850. 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By the above resojution this drawing mist and will be day fixed, or money distributed back If enough tickets, are so!d, before date fixed. the 33223 = E $4, Remittance may be mado by’ Bank Check, Express, Postal Monoy Order, or registered m: Responsible agents wanted at all points. For cireu- lars, giving full information and for ticketa, address W. C. D. WHIPS, Witlara gots, Louisville, Ky. ‘Ww. W. GOULD, Agent, 1423 Penna. n22-cokktfebld Vashingion, L wv U SMMM BBB FER RR Lo UU MMUM ROB RO BR L U MMMM BBB FE RRR Fon “ol MMM BLP Eee BOE - LLL UU MMM BBB EER g FINE GRADES. CABINET OAK, Every thickness, INDIANA ASH, INDIANA WALNUT, 44 %, % %, % inca. INDIANA WALNUT, 1 inch to 8x8 inch. INDIANA WALNUT, Counter Top, wide. INDIANA CHERRY, Every thickness. paper pro INDIANA CHERRY, Counter Tep, 15 inch to 24 inch | Rev. Jared L. Biion wi wide. MAPLE, Every thickness. SOFT YELLOW POPLAR, Every thickness, AT ovk HARD WOOD YARD, SPRAGUE'S SQUARE. 3 LARGE | Srnacve Squane. YARDS. | Nonruesx Lisrnry Manxer Sqvaze WILLET & LIBBEY. Hoty GOODS. Sixrn Steger axp New Youx AVENUE’ THE EVENING STAR. Febranry 10, 1882. ioe es 2d Edition. ITUATION IN WALL STREET TO-DAY. ONE CAUSE OF LAWLESSNESS IN ARIZONA. Wall Street To-day. New York, February 10.—The Pos!’s fnanctal ar- ucle (1:40 p'm. edition) Stock Ex- anged. In in Ten- nesses, that i h have sold some of each desc he 6s, tion in the lot—at 3858, Id, have sold at S8aS8%¢; the fs, new, at 5 Sy, and the new series, only one ‘transactiba, at 57%. special features have been Boston, Harttont and Erle firsts, which fell to 56% from 61, and are 38 as we write. This tumble Is apparentiy due to the or- ganization and beginning of work by the new line called the New York & Boston Inland. Tne remain- der of the railroad bond list is steady to strong. ‘The net resultof theMuctuations in the active stocks has been an advance, up to the time we write, of Sse] per cent, the latter Northern Pacific preferred, which is now selling at Dut was up to 74%. In the stock market Orezon Navigation had ad- vanced 2X to 139: an Francisco 1a2 per cent to 44 und ©), respectively, and Manbatian 17 to 87%. ‘The notable’ exceptions have been Hannibal & St. Joe preferred, which ts down 1 108; Memphis & Charleston, iy to 73, and & I. C., watch ts down (o 13%, from 184) at yesterday. This is because the scheme ganization provides that 5 per cent must be paid on the ville & Nashville has declined to 92y, from 4% at the opening. We are say that neither the McCalmonts nor their advi- sers in wen for purchase by him of any bonds, in ideration of Which tiey are to withdraw opno- sition to issue of Reading deferred bonds, snd that no proposition of any ince been made Gowen any other subject. easy at 4a8 per cent for cail loans on 3 per cent on U.S. bonds, at 526 per cent for time loans on Stocks, at 3 per cent for @ime loans on U. 8. bonds, and 5a6 per cent for prime mercantile. ‘The market for foreign exchange is dull. eS ee Tas Law ESS Acainst THE U. S. MARSHAL.—One reason assigned for the reign of lawlessness in Arizona, and very likely the principal reason, is that the Uulted in_referenve to that Anizona—A CHARGE In ratiroad bonds the x to r value of this stock 40 coms in. Louts- authorized wo his country have made any proposal to kind has yy the Messrs. MeCaimonts or The local money market is cks, at 2a States civil authorities tuere are unable to do any- thing for want of means. The United States marshal there cannot get any money to pay the expenses of his office and therefore cannot make arrests. The law requires ail United States mar- shals to turn into the treasury at the end of every fiscal year the government money which they may have on hand. This the marshal for Arizona has refused to do forthe past two years. Until he does turn in such moneys the first controller of the treasury will not recomend that any money for the expenses of his office be advanced him. When the cow boy troubles were so serious a short time ago some money was advanced the marshal’s office in Arizona, but it was not suMictent to du much good. ‘The fact that the marshal has not, complied with the law has been laid before the President with recommendations that a change be made. A Stone Erroxt ts being made for the re- moval of Collector Andrew Clark, at. Atlanta, Georgia. The President has, however, promised Collector Clark a fair hearing before any change is made. NAVAL OnpERs.—Capt. J. H. Gillis to command the Minnesota 15th inst., relieving Commander H. L. Howison, who {s ordered to special duty. Mas- ter G. T. Eminons, frem the Colorado, and granted three months leave. A DakoTa DeLr@arion, headed by Delegate Pettigrew, and numbering about sixty called on the President to-day. They were in favor of dividing Dakota, and of admitting the southern halt of [vasa state. Delegate Pettigrew spoke a few words in introduction and in favor of the proposed division and admtsston. Mr. Campbell, of the delegation, also made a short speech of the same tenor. The President expressed himself as favorable to what the delegation urged. Tue Fouowme internal revenue appointments have been made: Lewis Glesbauer, 6th district of Kentucky;T. M. Reed,jr., gauger, district ot Wash- ington Territory, and Harmon White, storekeeper and gauger, 4th district of Maryland. SALE OF GoxzAGa COLLEGE PRoreRty.—Messrs. Thos, J. Fisher & Co., real estate brokers, have just sold for Gonzaga College, to Mrs. Mary A Cush- ing, at $3 per square foot, a Hine building lot on th north side of F street, between 9th and 10th streets northwest. This coinpletes the sale of the entire college property on the F street front. Handsome stores Will be erected on this lot and those sold to Ars. Coyle by the same firm last week. —— Tue Contest OveR THE EstaTgor Rev. J. L, Ev.ior.—To-day in the Circuit, Judge MacArthur, the case of Elliot agt. Stewart was taken up— 20 inch to $6 inch | Messrs. Cook and Cole for platntiff, und J. J. John- son and Mattingly for defendants. ‘This case comes ‘up on issues from the Probate Court, to test the Validity of a unded as the last will of 0 died about a year since— the caveator being E.G. Elitot, a nephew and nearest Telative of the deceased. Mr. Elliot is well membered a8 a former chaplain of the navy, who was with Wilkes and Hudson, and others in the antarctic exploring expeditions. ‘The testator made this will in April, 1881, leaving the bulk of his estate (about $50,000) to H. C. Stewart, whom he also made his executor. The’ caveator claims that the execution of the will was procured by Stowart when he was in extremis. It was made about 9 o’clock one night and he died the next morn- ing at 6 o'clock, and it is claimed that none of his relatives were about him when he died. The caveator 1s a son of a brother of the testator, who was formerly a captain in the army, and he resides in Kansas, where he fs a farmer of Small means. AccipExT To 4 District Exrioye.—This morn- Ing Building Inspector Entwisle sent one of his assistants, Mr. Benjamin C. King, to near Bright- wood, to Inspect a hew building in course of erec- tion. ’ Mr. King, om arriving and leaving the cars, stpped on some tce and fell to the ground, break- ing his right thigh bone in two places. He'was at once taken to his home on the 7th street road, In the county, where medical attendance was given. oe Capitol Notes, MR. HEWITT'S BILL FOR COUNTING THE ELECTORAL vors. Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and ¥ar-| The bill introduced in the House of Representa- rings, Fine Gold Jewelry, American Watches, Sterling | tives yesterday by Mr. Hewitt prescribing the Silverware in Great Variety, Plated Tea Sete, Baskets, | mode of counting the electoral vote provides that Bowls, Ice Pitchers, Castors, Butter Dishes, Soup | the electors sha!l meet and cast their votes on the ‘Tureens, Forks and Spoons, Rogers Bros’. Plated | second Monday In January next following Table Cutlery, Jos. Rogers & Sons’ Sheffield Ivory ‘Table Cutlery and Scissors, French Clocks, Opera HARRIS & SHAFER, au wc, wis moperen Luueiand Ociielae Stack ebcome, | Whicn the controversy ations wetote tee teccting attention of purchasers, as they will find our Prices Low. 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. er 9th and E ‘Washi D. suede" bee "Foy Eom eamaei, by nail, J.C. RINGWALT, Manager. ‘OLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE, SOUTHEAST $o be thatar the nll-4m the best, so is JUSTH’S Oid Stand. as the only’ place where first-clase CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices. or call at JUSTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 6th and Tth streets north Bran 9th street, between D and ‘Note by thai! promptly attended to. LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS lor years ‘SECOND-HAND T CO., OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. M, ASHFORD, BEALE, IL JOHNSON . E. F. BIGGS, Heving: of titles to all city real ), will, on and after ary 1, 1882, issue ingurance aff 5} of fording absolite warrenty of titie to real estate either in = pur- Ghaser, teustee OF fern certifi HE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE INCORPORATED Dec. 6, 1881. CAPITAL, $200,000 Secretary. ‘Treasurer. sll the Title Records of M. Ashford ant Jolncon and Beate (compriving completé abstract their aj pointinent, All controversies relating to the ight of an elector to exercise the office =e determined by the highest tribunal of the state In of the electors. The two houses of Cony must meet in joint convention on the second Monday iu February succeeding the meeting of the electors. The votes must be counted as certified by the electors, unless rejected by both houses, and the decision of the state court as to disput ints must stand unless reversed by both houses. Where there are two Judicial decisions, each purporting — court, the decision of the two houses as to which shall prevail shall be con- clusive. Where there are contested vs and no certified decision of the highest judicial tribunal of the state, they cannot be counted unless both houses concur. ‘- RETIREMENT OF ARMY OFFICERS. General Sheridan. before the House com- mittee on military affairs yesterday, favored the compulsory retirement of all officers who were sixty-two years of age. AS far as could be earned the majority of the committee indorse General Sheridan's views. There arey| Several bills before the committee. That of Mr. ! ‘Townshend, of Ilinois, provides that when “any officer has served fifty years as a commissioned officer, or 1s seventy years old, he may be retired from active service at the discretion of the Presi- tired when they have reached the age of sixty- day. corps iotioe Funeral northwest, Baltimore, at THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. The following are the onening and closing puee of the New York Stock Market to-aay, as reposted by special wire to H. Hi. Dodge, 539 15th strvet: Opening. Clostn Aiton and Aiton an A. D. TY + B., H. and E firsts nada Southern. entral Pacitic rre Haute 5 Terre Haute preferred Onto Wt pid. sapeake and Ohio 24 pid Chicago and Alton... Snicago, Buriington and Quincy i. and No...... ‘ Cc. and cand c Col Coal... Delaware and Hudson Ss Detaware.Lackawenuna aud W.. Denver and Rio Grande.......! District of Colutabia bonds Erie... : vie preferred Erle Seconds Hanntbal and St. Jo. Hannibal and St. Jo, Houston and Texas. Miinols Central LB6 W... 2.05.5 preferred ach. Michigan Central Missouri, Kansas and Missouri Pactti Mobile and Ot Manhattan E! . etropolitan Elevated... ew York Elevated........ Texas, w York Central... Norfolk and Western. 000001 Norfolk and Western preferred. orthern Paci: ....%....... Northera Pacitic preferred Northwest. oe Ohio Central. Ohio and Miss... Onto and Miss. prererred Ontario and Western, Pacific Mail Peo., D. and 5 Pennsy!vanta Centrat Reading . Rock Island MLL. and 8. F. Pxas and Pacific land grants.. 70 Union Pacific .. sia 19 Wabash and Pacific... aa Wabash and Pacific preferred.) 674g Western Union.......... + Be Richmond and Danvitie.-.°°°°°) 247 we QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT BonDs. —Crosixo— Bid. Asked. 65 reg. + 101 sales — 5s reg. ae 102. Ags reg. . MBX ug do coupon -- - ay 13, asreg..... ‘i 1K, LIN 4s coup. 1b 118% — see The Markets. BALTIMORE, Feb: 10.— Virginia 64 . 15: de. counoln, Gh. dos eeemnd wenions Sy: Ae pak due conpous, 64: di BALTIMORE, F duil—middiing, 11 ». new ten-fortios, 39% bid to-day. bruars 10. Flour, Cotton lower iiet and mteady: iat street and western ‘su iad. 75: do. extra, 5.008, 6.00, do. family, 6.2ha7.25. city mille euper, 4.0%e, 5.00: do. extra, 5.00a6.00. do. Rio brands, 6: 75at_00, Patapsco family, 8.00. Wheat, southern lower and ‘weatern lower, a do. ambor, No, 2 western winter red, 5 1.374 bid; April, 1.405a1- ay, 1. F Corn, southern ko ry western quiet and vary —southern white do. yellow, (91 . western mixed, Ma 66 spat April ae’ May.-70a 70%, “ate lower—southiorn, 48ahi, western white, SOs. 51. do. mixed, 44a49; Peunsylvania, 4¥e51. Kyeeasier, 94995. Hay duil—prime to choicn Per ania and Maryland, 16.00818.00, — Pro: unsettiod—moss pork, shoulders and clear rib Baoon—shoulders, Sy: 134al4. Lard—refined, ‘12 packed, 18a46; roll, 25830. Vals. | Petroleum Bruner Aim—Rio cargoes, ordinary frm—A sot, 9°.” Whisks "Since canter, rotined, to fan i. Sindhi, iid. Sali) corn, 2,966 bushels. Sales— co a bushels. NEW YOKK, February 10,—Stocks fairly active. Money, 6. Exchan tong. 484. do. short, 489%. State bonds active but w: Governments une! Gorton quiet. NEW YORK. February. 1 Wheat feirly active and qa and a's cent lower. Pork Lard heavy, 11.30. LONDON, February 10, 12:30 p.m.—Atinntic and Great Western first m trustees’ certificates, i heavy. heyy do. seconds, 16%. Erie, 41. Now York tral, 134 Pennsylvania Central, “624. Readiuz, 32%). Outatlo waukee and St! Pau! common, id. We 27h. sre remem, 21% = Cutrore Wr. Tevt.—More than an bour was Wasted in waiting for the arranging of the ring Sullivan stood on the extreme western extension of the hotel, chatting with his friends. Your cor- respondent Was near him when he turned to the view of the sea which lay before him. ‘The water Was as Stnooth as a pond. Far outa white sail gleamed in the morning sun, and a few fishermen were rowing out to their ground. T saw Suilevan’s face change, and for a second the hard, determined mouth softened. “What are you thinking of, Sul- van?” asked your correspondent. “I was only thinking Uhat T had never seen so beautiful a sea,” he replied, after a moment. * Your ringts ready,” called Joe Goss just then, and the soft look faded away, and again Sullivan, the gladiator, stood Where one second before was Sullivan, tne semti- mental.—Roston Heraid. so2 - RRAPPORTIONMENT IN West Vinowta.—The joint committee of the West Virginia legislature on re- apportionment into four congressional districts have agreed on a bill which fixes the districts as follows: First district—Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzell, ‘Tyler, Doadri Harrison, Lewis, Gimer, Braxton. Second district—Monon- galla, Marion, Taylor, Preston, Barbour, Hardy, 01 Tucker, Pendleton,’ Mineral,” Grant, Hampshire, Berkéley, Jefferson. Third ‘district— Kanawha, Clay, Nicholas, Webster, Pocahontas, Greenprier, Raleigh, McDowell, Moo Summers, Fayette, Logan, Boone, Wyomii Upshur, Mercer, Randolph. — Fourth district — Pleasants, Wood, Ritchie, Wirt, Calhoun, Roane, Mason, nam, Cabell,’ Lincoln, Wayne, Jackson. By this ar rangement all the districts will give safe demo- cratic majorities. and they will compare in popu- Jation as follows: First, 153,046; second, 135 ‘Third, 153,074; Tourch, 156,980. Ss ne Samuel Piercy, the actor who lately died of small- Pox in Boston, was a disbeliever In vaccination, and @ month before taking the disease he ref’ to protect himself against it. Since the Vienna disaster seats near the door have been at a premium in European theatres, Wendell Phillips heads a petition against com- pulsory vaccination, of course: Vut $0 do thirty m physicians, Which is more remarkable. A Chicago grand jury wishes the mayor and chief of police to explain why thirty gambling houses are open in the business part of the city. MARRIED. WILCOX—SEYMOUB. Ou Tharetey, ‘9th, 1882, at 7 p.m., by the Rey. Father ely. Mee A. D, (WILCOX to Bilss IDA'R. SEYMOUR. Novcarda. > +2 DIED. BAGBY. On Friday, February 10, 1882, at six o'clock & m., AMBKUSE D., only son of Willian W. and Co- lombla B. Bagby, aged echt months and fifteen days. a ie pedl end from his parents’ residence, No. 903 4th street northwest, on Saturday, February 11, at 1 o'elock p.m. COGGINS. On February 10th, 1882, SELINA M., wife of Hurry axed forty years. hereafter. GRANT. On February 9, 1882, MARY A.D.GRANT, aged reventy-five years. Her funeral will tke place, from the residence of her niece, Mrs. Harrison Burr, streot northwest, on ‘Saturday, ‘ith inst., ‘at 2 Gtelock aoe = < HOLBROOK. lineering oun, “Issa, at 12:05 o'clock a-tn-* BROOK, @elict of the late John M. enty-three years. str. Jobn Hoibrosie Nor 719 ty February 11th, at MEKRIMAN. On Oth. 1882, 28 8:90 o'clock: om., CATHERIN: ee wate of ALL. aged forty-four years. Mrs “ANN HOLY used aev- ¥ 2:30 o'clock p.m. Friends = ‘mortengee. ‘ale certificates | two. This bili also provides that when oft P. of the railway mail service, formerly of Chica- araitreing the admoluie scantacy of utxtracts of Utes | who have not served forty live sears ata atlee at & ok forthe last twelve Years «Fuad of Ba timr, {icin general will reneact il business relating’ to tho | tho Wins: who Liave not: heal aioe eee | de, tsrvioss {roan his ite residenoe, 1007 F street jnvestifaticn and transfer of tities to real estate in the | unable to properly perform their duties, because ‘Saturday, 1th instant, at 3 p.m. Frien: of wounds, disease or other inji incidental Uo | of the family and post office employes. tn \Rooms Nos. 11, 13 and 15 Gunton Build- ‘the service they shail be retired. if the disability ‘Md., and Chicago papers: copy.) 2° pe avenue, and 911 F | resuit from any other cause they are to be retired PRICE. On Theredar evening, February 9, street, scsacel with one year's eo to their rank. The 4:30, PLE, beloved son TRUSTEES: cause of ‘and recommendation for be Sg M. Ashford, ‘Charles C. Duncanson, retirement are to be left with a board of five offl. | 4, Funeral will tate piace on § s, ‘Friends gee Richard W. Tyler, cers—sentor to the person to be examined—one of | relations are invited to attend. 2 Riggs, aL Jae the number to be @ medical officer. Mr. Morey’s | “rayror. ‘On Friday, 10th, at 12:5 eee: Fuse, Gchaiee gn | Dl that any officer below the rank of | p.m. ESTHER, beloved wife of 4 — nant general shall be retired upon reaching | ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. # CARD.—I HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES | {ta Spe than‘sny of the others: and species | « VEEMILLION. On a fics be bore wilh of itd ec stecine, BEACETING how and when officers of certain grades shall | Christian 3 5 — ee oe ee ‘De retired and the rank and pay they shall be al- one 4s gone The walls are down, A=ee Spal Mey eile ee i Sears eerste 8 tame Will of Victor Hageman fled, fully proven and remade pores Fa admitted to probate, and letters to the | pcriende end relatives Spore ay gt § widows bond. $2,400, Will of T-5. Durant fully southeast, op Sunday, 13th, at 2 po pa AMERICAN GINGER ALE. Kary burants ba a, issued to papers please copy.) ; assent of heirs’ dled. ‘Will of Bridget Mor- NO PAY.— WHITER! CEDAR SOLD BY DEALERS AT $1 PER DOZEN on ge ege s ee O Horst and con om ae a a Try it. ‘not: ‘return the empty 2. Se 3, Grieder: ‘Bola ey 703 15th street, anda owen ge sare te ot i