Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION SALE 33 FUTURE Days. HOMAS DOWLING, Auchoncer. WSTER'S SALE OF VALUARLY AND ing duly recorded in Liber records of the Dist: ss “tae I fap vat ie comnty of Ws on, D. ¢ the Tate Tse, at Sotm A "burner: satstiv! cree of the the following Lots of Ground Burreme Court of said I ements thereon, accomdins. to 7.878, into lots numbered fr: of original lot 1, in square No. 426, Inclusive, sccorling to 0: ‘Twelve of these lore front Sight on Mt. of the road t frout = forty f subi front ct feet or street have ereabout, excep oad or wicret au ke fect on « id street and Ziv fe Ww Keek Crek church. The cash. the balance in three equal instalments, bearin will be first offered, then t] interest from day of sale, and payable in six, twelve an Ftreet, th senttaproved bite on BE Gighicen monthe froin date of sale, for which instalments and fastly the dweilire ph: Tot. the promissory notes of the purchaser or purchasers will division may Le seen upon spy-lleats auctioneer | be tak i on the property sold; and Or the trustees. Some of the 7 will be sold Tatilication of the rt, and upon in two lots, f the purchase money and interust proper ‘Torms of sale: One-third ca: eanal es wi lbe made by the trustees. A deposit of instalments, at six, tw a on each lot is to be made at the time of sale. If pierest fi aay, of sale. th mpied wits in fivedays from cured by deed ‘of trast a property will be resold at the risk and tion. Deporit of $50 on ench gril be re: | cont of the defaultins purchaser. All conveyancing at Mired, except for lot 5, ou which a des oeit of $250 will | the ecst of the pur r. fe re All convey? and record Dic at pur- ASH. B. WILLIAMS, chaser’ If the te sale ar- net fully com- 319 7th street, y 5 feral, the . | Trustees. Taster re ts sold at} 81-d&ts the risk 2 - == chasers upon * Star.” eu er, city, D.C., together with the fn Bald part of lot is descrived } ¥ Whole depth of seid lot thereof. The property Brick House, enown a Terms of sale be paid om the d. week theregiter); af . stone and to years for vet by a” Indsana ave yal install If terms of sa! » nor complied wit 4 WALTER B. WIL MEDICAL, &e._ SPEESMIATORRHGEA, IMPOTE BS vate Diseases quickly eured: ail Fe inal Weakuess, sad sexual px in 3 radi pias berty street, ad imiotency, nparts visor to the whol est. Ec VITAL RESTORATIVE, Approved by the Academy of Medicice, of Ports, re- ommended by the Medical Celebrities of the World as jc for nervous and physical debility, loss of of Lerassor, W bie. rue . Baltimore, anc nis svenue, Washinctou, D. reulers with symptoms and txt ani, 494 Penney! Shere dieses tive Monials con be had. propricts of 5. B. SIGESMOND. Boxes of 100 piils, $3; 400, ble eonsuited daily a: 217 Fevnsslva andi 4. All Female Compuduts fuickly cared. Prompt treatment. “Separate roonia for jie -Im tion free. Office, 906 R. ROLE dentiaily by ke every Wed) thwest, | Twent . Liberty stro Other, BY m Gu MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR! ‘k, warranted the best and y ptited “THE [VATION KNOW + reneh mus- : THISELY. |ein, Fall gilt, 300 pages, om- trust, dated Decembe: —— tains b tee] Fnwravin, 125 Pre- recorded in Liber » folic e only $1.29, cent by etl. fiustrated he land records of the Distriet of Colum- Hp fendnow. Address Peabody Medi- | bia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, th Da. WM. Hi. PARBER, No. 4 Bulhnch | uodersicred Trustee will saleat cablieatetioe totrent Z apli-m,wt | RIDAY THE 1 Th HTH ce at aoe nde tant : ind sitdated in the city of Wash- | a Oars of Seomiia | n, in said District, des ed sud numbered as | Z Ppa six hundred and seventy-four (674), bounded fu ‘hevere Hi ‘Bus wrth by L street, on the south by K ‘street, on -codly WES OFC BRONTE A) can be onze at hom fou atv Book free. ™M TS FRENCH POWDE Diseane i Wy, Sesutzial V » ti 3 his and all Blood and Skin wrtvea cured in 48 ho TWiSLE, Drussist, asylvania avente. seal on reeeijit of price. 13 WEALI er ALTE 1s WEALTE Pade e Eveunng Star. MARTIN F. MORRIS, for Hysteria, Dizziness, vous Head- | _#-d&ds Trustee. ‘Bebe, Mental Depression, Spermator- | FEVHOMAS DOW! Awe, caused by over rover I iuslusechce, which lens to death WAL SIDE? BETWERS ‘contains ons APITOL STREETS. box will eure recent eases. on Teceiptof price. J A.D. 5, ti rede in 7 Weycuarsniee six boxes to cure avy case. Witt each | Mot the land recorde of te Ditch ct ee one: received by us for six boxes xecoupanied with five Jolisrs, we will send the purchaser our autee to return the money if the teat ) Penn: Tvania avenue, Washington, id Retail Agents, to whom a! Whoiess be adar ocl6 WOUNG MES. If you have failed to receive r treatment in caves of Chrwic Dincases, src a8 Beat Deane, Ride ney Complaint, Nervous Deiniizy, linpotency or Pre- mature De exciubliity, eelf-examibation and our new b “Tum Laws or 3 phatrese secretory. Medi . Seminal Weakress, Dyspepats, Ne HE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO., OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. INCORPORATED Dee. 6, 1331. CAPITAL, $200,000 CO! ¥, ASHFORD, ‘B. BEALE, Distuicr or Covumara, _ Preddent. Secretary. Washincron, April 8, 1882. 1 L JOHNSON, E. F. RIGGS, In pursuance of the third and sixth sections of act of Vice President. ‘Treasurer. | Concress approved March 3, 1881, and the act — amendments to said act, approved April 1, 1882, the f Tecing rolieies of inqurance affording an absolute | lowing proverty of the bia will be Warranty of title to real estate either in s purchaser, | offered trustee or mortxaxee: ectiificates guaranteeing the | INSTAN the abnolute accuracy of abstracts of title, aud in general, | THREE 0’ Geeusact « alt basin relating to the westixcation and iu, and continuing, tuansfer Teal estate in the District of Colum- ie. All of Lot three OFFICE:—-Gunton Buildine (second floor), 472 Louis- Breau. TRUSTEES: ‘M. Ashford, Charles C. Duncanson, uel Bacon. Richard W. Tyler, FeFrancts = ie, Insac I. Johnam, Fooxkoutcat. AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.’3 LAUNDRY SOAP 18 ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT I8 PURE: BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &e., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OUESELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- DEAD ANIMALS KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE ‘THE CARCASSES OF FUTRID ‘THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAK BRANDED WITH-OUB NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALT~, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFI. 344 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. Cc. ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE ‘TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR & HAMIL- ‘TON, N. H. SHEA. OB RYON & EARNSHAW. mi Y. NOONAN — FIEST- : with In- bo be secured by ded of trust on the prope ay ht to resell at the risk - Can be The xenuine alone bears private y stamps in biue, with name and monogram RESER- De. JOHN TRIPP. Price $3 per box, sent m6 G._ WESTS sbox, or six boxes for does “not sta cure. Guarantees ined by STOTT & CKOM- | D. C., orders’ should jervous 6. send two stvinps for our questions {oF a ee & oo AUCTION SALES. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. FES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ESTATE, NEAR THE NORTHWEST Qi) SEVENTH AND K STREETS Bs of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colmmbia, passed in Equity cause No. 3.882, wherin Charles T. Grit et al. are eom- fs and William Grifith etal. are defendants, the will offer for sale, at public _ TO-MORROW. es} rece tly made by these Trustees and approved by thé “SVB-LOT 16, fronting 23 feet 3 inches on K strest, St with # depth of 60 feet, improved by two-story Brick Si'B-LOT 17, fronting 21 feet 5 inches on K street, with a depth of 95 feet 6 inches to 9 foot alley, improved by three-story Brick Dwel ing. T 18, fronting 15 feet 9 inches on Tth street, with a depth Of 45 fect 3 inches on south side of the 9 font proved by two-story Brick Store. SU ve trontiny on 7th street 19 feet 9 inches, hs depth of 45 fect 3 inches, being south of aud ad- last mentioned lot, and isimproved by two- re. of business men is called to the above admirably located business property, which will be sold Dy the Truste T ms of «ile ixed by the decree are: One-fourth WALNUT CH TURE, DINE WA NUK on $ NTA s Ey RTHEAST, (SHERMAN KOW.) On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWELFTH, commencing tt TEN O'CLOCK ALM.. we shall sell the above axsort- ment of honsehoid effecis, to which we invite the atten- tion of buyers. asd WALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO.. Aucts. TPLRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY Ds 32 EEN TWELEPtH AND THIRTEENTH STKEETS SOUTUW ‘e r the Supreme Court of the, of Columbia, passed February 20th, 1852, ty cause No. 8,019, docket 22, wherein Albert beth Winfield and ‘amended decree passed in said cause on March 30th, 1882, the under- sicued Trustee will sell, at public auction, in. front of ~ | the premises on WE DAY, THE “TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL, A-D., 1882, at’ HALF-PAST FIVE M.,” the followin described real estate rituate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, Part of {fet lettered *‘P," in Halt Neilson's re- | subdivicon of lots, in sanare two hundred and | y-seven (297), becinning at the southeast oorner of | th ninety-six (96) feet; thence west : thence south ninety-six (96) feet; ce cast twenty-six (26) feet to the beginning, yeether with the improvements thereon. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash; the balance in equal payments in six and twelve months aft-r the day of sale, with interest thereon from such secured by adeed of trust on tha Prope sold. tof $50 will be required on the dav of rate, of sale are comy Led with Within seven days after the day of s le, the property wall be resold after ten days’ advertisement, at the risk f the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing charer’s Cont, JOHN. B, THOMPSON, Trustee, 505 D street northwest. S., Auctioneers, 1-d&ds i>., Auctioneers. LE OF TMPROVED PROPERTY ON 35 AY! PE, BeTW NL EDS 8A S! vert Ry virtue fe respectively or the ath day in Liber No. 782, folio! of the land records for via, made to the undersumed snd William H. Ward, siute decease . and st the reaue-t of the party Secured thereby, I will ell at public auction, on MONDA’ APRILSEVENTEENTH, A. D.. 1882, at FIVEO'CLOCK P. M.. in front of the premises, all that certain piece or parcel of cround, situate and lyine in the city of Wash- ington und known aad described a# being part of Lot No. § in square No. 957, beginning for the same at a y ‘New Jersey averine 42 feet northwardiy from the southwestern comer of said lot aud running thence northwardiy alope said avenue 14 feet, thence eust- wardly 120 feet and 4 inches to the eastern line of said lot, thenee south alony inches, and thence to he said eastern line 14 tect and 6 said avenue and piace of be- ouths, with interest from day of sale, the de- ferred yasments to be secured by the notes of the pur- chaser and deed of trust upon the property. All con- Neyancing at cost of purchaser. A deposit of $50 re- quired when the property is strdck off. lerma to be ed with in seven days, otherwise the ‘Trustee re- Serves the right to revell at the risk and cost of Cefault- ing pureh ROBT H. WARD, 3, Surviving Trustee. TIRE HOUSEHOLD MAN ERED IN RE WALNUT M 3, ‘cRUG &o.. G, APRIL TWELETH, x ‘CLOCK, we will vel! the Furuiture, &c.. of twenty-five rooms, pactly pa shore an contined in hovige No. 11030 struct 7 DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. HOS. J. FISHER & CO., ee Real Estate Auctioneers, 1324 F street northwest. east by Ist street east, and on the west by North pits) et t, and containing about 250,000 equare of eround. ms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money in nd the balar: nm three equal im iments in nix, ud eighteen months from the sale, for nth: notes of the nurchaser, bearing interest ut h per cent, per annum, payable semi-annual! nd fof trust upon the premises, will be he purchaser may pay ail cash, at his op- A deposit of $500 will be requi at the time of All conveyancing is to be at the cost of the pur- If the terms of sale are not complied with m Jays after the dsy cf s: the trustee reserves the Ticht to resell tue property at the risk and cost of the dcfan'ting parchawer, atter five days’ advertisement in AND NORTH C. F : By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 10th junibia, and of @ decree of the Supreme Court of the Destrict aforesaid, passed in Equity cause 7,250, Doc. substituting the undersigned sole trustee tinder said t the request of the party secured, well at in front of the pm public au remines, on FRIDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK F. Mi dete numbered 165,” 166, bert b 67, and 168, in B. F. divirion of’ equare numbered six hundred five (675), in the city of Washington, in ict aforesaid.’ The lote will be offered sepa- rately. ‘Terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase money in caesh,and the residue in three equal instalments, pay- able six, twelve and eighteen months after sale, with interest, or all caxh at the option of the purchaser. A deposit $25 will be required on each lot at the time of purchase. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the terms shall not be complied with within one week trom the day of sale, the ‘Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the riek and cost of the first par- chaser after five dayw notice by advertisement in come Rewspa) in the city of Wi le Meldads HENRY €. THOMAS Trustee. Qc oF ‘THE MMISSIONERS, (3), in square three hundred and eigh- -two (382). and improvements thereon, situated ‘entral Caer on Sochane cane 10,004 eguare fect of grows mates hae ee Part of Lot three (3% Your hundred and ninety To, (490), situated on the side of C street, between 4 abd 6th streets northwest, containing 272 square feet of ground, more or leas, fe poten will be sold as one ie square thee eh eweaty- 2) corner of avent Sin'ebrcer aorta rest’ "04d caste foot i a] : ‘ Hi it 4 u a +f FE ( ; Hy 6,484 square feet, more or less, "asd Sor torenty” (28), containing RE ae eecepe ae in Cy Bg the Balance in six twelve 3 x2 at six per cent, secured by deed A Nope of doe banda Gary down sale JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ae Southeast corne: 9th and D streets northwest. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REMNANTS BRUSSELS AND REMNANTS IN- GRAIN CARPETS, FIVE DOZEN OAK CHATKS, LARGE LOT CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, DOORMATS, BRUSSELS AND VELVET RUGS, &o., WITH OTHER GOODS. ALSO, SEVERAL PIFCES ANTIQUE FURNITURF—BU- REAUS, DINING TABLYS, BEDSTEAD, DESK, SIDEBOARD, &c., AT AUCTION st our salesroms on 'TUESDAY MORNING, ELEVENTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. It DUNCANSON BROs., Aucta, rpeomas DOWLING, Auconeer. A SUPERB COLLECTION OF PARLOR, CHAMBER AN DINI ROOM FURNITURE, FRENC! PLATE MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS AT AU On FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL FOURTEENTH, 1882, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at the old Ciud House, corner 15th and H streeta, opposite Wormiey’s, I shall sell the fo lowing elegant furniture, which has ‘been removed there for convenience of nalé: One Walnut Parlor Suite, upholstered in old gold damask, with bine velvet puffiax—seven pieces. One Walnut Parlor ~uite, upholstered in figured raw silk and maroon velvet pufiing seven Pieces. One Mantej and one Pier Mirror, (French plate.) ‘Two Patent Rockers, upholstered with raw sil velvet. ‘Two handsome Lounges, Two Walnut M. T. Tables. Que Fvouized Ladies! Parlor Deak. i elecant Mirror Chiff nier. One superb Walnut Dwarf Book-Case, with Chif- attachment. Walnut Revolving Secretary—a fine article. Two Walnut Library Tables, covered with bi cloth Four superb Walnut, Marble-Top Chamber Suites, with French Plate Mirrors, comprising ten pieces each. ‘Two handsomely carved Marble-Top Ash Chamber Suites, nine pieces each. ‘Two handsome Walnut Wardrobes. Six elywant Spring Mattresses, Feather Handsome Walnut M. T. Sid I. Walnut Pillar Extension Tabie. Six Walnot Dinine Chairs. nut Hall Rack—a nice article. -—All this furniture was shipped from the West by a gent eman with the view of furnishing a residence, but beins disappointed, decided to dispose of it at pub- Hiesale. “Itiso the finest workmanship, and the sale presents a rare opportunity to: parties to secure first- class furniture. Goods on view day prior to sale. a10-dts QJ AMES GUILD & SON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CROCKERY, QUASS- and Pillows. \OTIONS, DRY’ GOODS, &e., &c., AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL, TWELFTH, commencing at K, at No. 936 Pennsylva- nia avenue, we shail eell'a general assortment of mer- chandise. “Sale positive. Dealers invit JAMES GUILD & SON, 10-2 Auctioneers. JUNCA4NSON BROS., Auctioneers, Corner Sth and D streets north west. LARGE QUANTITY OF STATIONERY, KNIVES, POCKETBOOKS, INK, &o., AT AUGTION. By virtue of a resolution passed by House of Repre sentatives, April 4th, 1882, empowering me_to sell quantity of stationery, &¢., I will sell, on SATURDAY, he F/ FTEEN TH DA A. D. 1882, com- ‘within ‘the auction corner 9th and D streets northwest, a large quautity of Stationery, &c., partly named as follows: Pocketbooksin Hussia and other leather, Portfolios, Memorandum Hooks, Penknives, Rulers, Scissors, Paper Weishts, Inkstinds, Scrap Books, Fyelets, Opera Glasses; Goid Pens, Holders and Pencils; 27R~ 1e0 of Congress J etter ose ‘Legal Cap Paper, Fancy N te Paper, Boxes of Note Paper, Envelopes, Xo. ; Blotting Paper, Mucilave; Pencils Jarge quantity of Envelopes ‘(different sizes), 61 boxes Ink, 2 cans Printer’s Ink, with numerous other articles, ‘The attention of the tradoand others invited to this EDWARD McPHERSON, 0-dts Clerk U. S. House of Representatives. FTHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON C STREET, VEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST, By virtue of a deed of a trust, dated November 2, , and duly recorded in Liver 929, folio 80 ei seq. one of the Land Records for the District o Columbia, T at premi: APRIL, 1882, at FIVE 0" District of Colum it square numbered eicht h mdred and forty-four (844). Terms of wale: Cash. Cest of conveyancing and ac- crued taxea to be pid by the purchaser, NJAMIN U. KEYSER, Trustee. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. aplo J 7 COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. a su ‘TRUSTEES’ OF A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No, 1910 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deal of trast, date February 19th, A. D. 1878. duly recorded in Liber No. 882, folio} 141, one of the land recorda for the Distzict of Co- Jumibia, and st the written request of the holder of the note eect thereby, we wil sell, at public auction, in f ont of the premises, on FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY- FIRST, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. following 1. the Tibed real estste, situate in the City of Washingtou Vistrict of Columbis, to wit: Bein. the south three (3) feet front of lot fifty-four (54) and north thirteen (13) feet of lot fitty-five (55) by a depth of one hundred and ten (110) feet to an alley, In Jobn 'B. Purton's recorded division of square one hundred aud eighty (180), t0- gether with the improvements, &c. Terms: One-fourth in cash and the balance in six, twelve and e:xhtecn months, with interest at. wix per cent per annum, secured by & deed of trust on the prop- exty sold, or all ‘cash, at option of the purchaser. A deport of $100 required at ‘time of sa'e, and all convey— sucing at pure vaver'n cost. ‘Lerma to be complied with in seven dys, otherwise ¢ 16 Trustees reserve th to re-sell the property at the risk nile st of the default- Jag purchaser after five duyaadvertisenent, Bie iD He 3 a1 codts’ CHAR ESC GLOVEK. ”§ Trustecs. JP EXCANSON BRON. Auctioncers. Ninth’ and D streets northwest. SALE OF UNSERVICE DELIERS, CARPE E FURNITURE, CHAN- &c., FROM THE EXECULIVE a ‘HE ANSION, prising — PARLOR SUITES, WINDOW HANGINGS, ARM CHAD FROM T ROOM: AXMI STER, BRUSS: AND OTHER SIDE CHATS, C R- SOFA: BEDSTEAD: e right NEW BRASS TY OF GLAS: RIDAY MORNING, APRIL FOURTEENTH 1882. comiuencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we relly within eur m rooins (removed thereto for conver ), a large quantity of unserviceable Furnt- mi the Executive Mansion, and partly ov nf the above are very antique and the sale is the attention of peraous desiring souvenirs, ry DUNCANSON BROS. DESK, WALNUT WRITING SOME WALNUT M. SUIS WITH FRE Ik AND HUSK MATTR. D OAK CHAMBER FUR: AND ER CHAMBER RATED TOIL VARE, WALNUT EXTENSION’ Di , AND WALNUT SIDEBOARD, DINING CHAIRS, SILVER-I LATED WARE, CHINA AND GLASS- WAKE, &c., &0. ALSO. PAIR FINE CARRIAGE HORSES, THREE-SE\T LOSE CARRIAGE, DOUBLE 8x'T HARNESS, ¢ AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY | MORNING, APRIL THIR- TEENTH, 1862, at TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1330 Cor- coran street, between 13th and 14th’ streets, I shall sell the above excellent household effects. B.—Tne Horses and Carriage will be sold at ‘ELVE O'CLOCK precisely in front of the reai- dence. _ a8-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. Werte ‘B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. WALNUT-FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOL- STERED IN REP: MARBLE-TOP CENTER TABLES, EASY CHAIRS, FANCY ROCKERS, WALNUT CHAMBER 8! WALNUT WARD- ROBES, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND BKACE- AEM DINING-ROOM CHAIRS. WALNUT HALL KRACK, SPRINGS, COTTAGE FURNITURE; WALNUT BEDSItEAD, BUREAU AND Wa4SH- STANDS; CHILD'S BEDSTEAD; REFRIGEKA- TOR, SEWING MACHINE: HAIR AND MATTRESSES, FEATHER, PETS; PETS: UTENS! \dition and Ww: the attention of buyers, i WILLIAMS & Gv., Aucts, Gio A. Jones and Leon comemianeien Brive ober ha Te set hn A A Tangled Question, in Which the Gov- ernment is Interested. A PAINTING IX THE CAPITOL BUILDING WHICR 18 EITHER AN INFRINGMENT OR AN ADVERTISEMENT. There has been a great deal of discussion going on for some time im and about the Cspitol building and city which now bide fair to ccoupy,the attention of the entir® country. It is concerning a matter Which might involve in all probability an endless amount of litigation be- tween the government and the well-known firm of A. Voueler & Co, of Baltimore, or. else it will disclose an amazing amount of almost prophetic vision on the part of the artist, Mr. W. H. Powell, Possibly it may be an advertising scheme commenced Years ago and silently fostered by the firm adverted to—a firm known the world over for its brilliant originality in adve tising. ‘The cir- cumstances which leads us to belicf in the Jatter reason will appear further on. At precent we have only to deal with the inain cause of the discussion, viz: The cele- brated painting by Powell of the Discovery of the Mis- sissippi. and the fact that ramor Bab it that a suit is in order against the United States government for infringe- ment on the trade-mark of the firm in question. With- out stopping to discuss our view of this latter phase of the question we wi'l describe the painting. ‘The picture Teferred to 1s intended as a representition of the discov- ery of the Mississippi by De Sotoin 1541. Aithough the painting is, beyond criticiam, from the artistic «tand- point, itis, according to the, best authorities, incorrect in one feature at least, inasmuch as it is known that the party was ragged and necessarily demoralized when they landed, but under the glowing imagination and magical brush of the artist they appear as if dressed for state occasion. In suchwork some latitude must be allowed for that love of his art which characterizes Mr. Powell, and for a desire to maintain 9 beautifal and har- monious coloring throughout. The picture is situated in the most prominent place in the rotunda of the Capi- tol, being the first one on the left side as the visitor en- ters from the main or eastern entrance. It is similar in style to the remaining seven, a panel picture, and is of the same size. The central figure is that of De Soto, mounted upon a white horse, while justin the fore- ground, and somewhat to the left is that of a monk, (really the most characteristic figure on the canvas.) with the gray beard and prescribed cowl of the veritabl St. Jacob himself. The holy man is represented in the familiar attitude 20 well known to our readers, through the trade-mark of the Great German Remedy, with the exception that in this case the beolder gets a front view, and, we must add, avery pleasing one. The good man is seen in the act of pronouncing his benediction on the cross, which is being lifted into position by four of the stalwart fol- lowers of the persevering De Soto. The figure is re- markably natural, and the details admirably true, even to the two extended fingers, (the index and imidule,) in strict accordance with the ritual of his church. The eyes of De Sota and those immediately surrounding him are fixed in an earnest gazo on the good monk, and the apparent reverence and evident Joy of the aborigines, standing not far away, are besutirul to behold. It would appear that the artist was inspired while working out this especial part of his picture, for, as if to carry his idea out fully, he placed not far from the monk, and also in the foresround, a warlike looking Spaniard, in the very act of binding up a shattered limb, which shows unmistakeablo signs of having been Just rubbed with the famous substance. St. Jacobs Oil. He hag Just dropped the bottle, and is seen wrapping s bandage around the injured part. Justin the rear of this figure is another warrior, whose body ix bent forward, as if to purposely show his’in/ured head, which, too, has just been bandaged. So lifelife and natural are these figures, that oue almost expects to detect the pungent. albeit plessant, odor of the St. Jacobs Vil, which they must have just applied, its presence being recomzed by the color. In short, we may say that the interest of the beholder is directed, (thanks to the artist,) not to De Soto, but to the old monk St. Jacob, and the worthy adventurers who are using his oil; and while one con- templates the view of the ‘father of waters.” he also is impressed, by the laws of association and comparison, to consider the virtue of that Prince of Remedies. ‘Now as to tho discussion, and the various grounds upon which it has arisen. ‘There are three questions involved. Tho first i Did the prophetic soul of Mr. Powell, the artist, show him that in our day and generation St. Jacobs Oil would be the prince of remedies, as the “father of waters” the Mississippi, was and is the king of rivers? ‘The eecond is: Is the covernment making use of the trade-mark of A. Vogeler & Co., the proprietors of St. Jacobs Oil, and if so, why? The third is: Is it an advertisement? and if 0, who is doing the advertising? Is ita plau that A. Vogeler & Co. have been quietly working for so many years, and have finally made it known? Or has our government, lke our people, become #0 exceedingly pleased with St. Jacobe Oil that it wives it this everlasting and unequalled artistic advertisement as a recompense for the good work it hua doneY We know not concerning Mr. Powell's prophetic Power, but we know the facts bxist, precisely as queried above. If there is anyitruth inthe ramor that the firm intend going to law with the government, establishing the date of the ranting of thetrade-mark prior to the painting of the picture can aldne give reasonable grounds for such procedure, and a showing of cause by the plaintiffs as to why the defense infringes. Should it be that our goverament has taken upon i , without official announcement thereof, to adver- tive 8t. Jacobs Oil, (and this it is doing in a most won- dertul manner daily, intentional er otherwise, ) it will show a curious and rather novel degree of enterprise in affairs of state. Whatever the outcome mmy. be, there stands the picture—a St. Jacobs Oil painting, in its true delmea- tion, in the U.S. Capitol Building. Itisso acknowledced by the hundreds who daily flock to xee it; and whether the government or the artist or the firm is responsible for it, the picture is there, and will be shown for years to come by any of the wuides or guards. So it matters not what view may be taken of the circumstance, or the comment upon it, the siguificant fact stands forth in marked prominence that a magnificent painting tilus- trative of a great historical event, and sugeestiv same time, in an eminent dezree, of the trade symbol of the most popular remedial egeat known, is sheltered beneath the dome of the Capitol. it M ADAME WASHINGTON, No. 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ANEW DEPARTORE DRESSES MADE AND MATERIAL FURNISHED AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES. ELEGANT GOODS NOW IN STOCK. Ladies should call at once and leave their orders be- fore the aseortment of elegant fabrica is broken. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, mi6-3m MADAME WASHINGTON. Bie ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. GRAND DISPLAY oF MEN, EOY'S, AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, ar ‘M. F. EISEMAN’S, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 421 SeventH Sreeer N. W. Our BOY'S DEPARTMENT replete with Beautiful ‘The Latest Designs and First-class Workmanship, Moderate Prices mt i = od 20k tt our $2.50 BOY'S SUIT, the Cheapest over Wo have SIXTY YOUTHS! SUITS, which we offer st the astonirhing Low Price 60. They cannot Gupliceted for less fan eso ee we BOYS’ FLANNEL SUITS from # up. Come anp Ske TrieM! — As M. F. EISEMAN, 421 Tra Sturt. (Under Odd Fellows" Hall.) B,, FOBINson & 00, | ° ere m30 BOYS' CLOTHING HOUSE, o18 909 PranisyLvANtA AVENUE. REAL Lace sHawis, Rare Bargains in REAL LAGE SHAWLS ‘Will be offered for afew goods are on con- sigument and be or ze at anytime. As these | pedtacm ‘this shance to gota gelluine artic ata iow pra "Sz W. M. SHOSTER & SONS, 919. Pennsylvania avenue. ONE PRICE. . ‘THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. a3 MOvCMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS. G. 8. Wi Dealer in all kinds of $B Linde of Fonehter s A AL Sarcophagus, Monu- ft THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY. -April 10, 1882. 2d Edition. LATEST FROM THE CAPITOL. THE RIVER FLATS BILL. A REPORT FROM ENGINEER MELVILLE. ‘The Potomac Flats Bill. CONSIDERED IN THE HOUSE THIS AFTERNOON. The bill to reclaim the Potomac flats was called up by Mr. Nealin the House at two o’clock this aiternoon, and the House, in committee of the whole, Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, in the chair, proceeded to consider ite The reading of the Dill occuptei twenty minutes, and the report twenty more, so that it was quarter to three o'clock beiore proceedings actually com- menced. Mr. Neal sald the District committee did not care bow the Work was done, so that it was done Te dwelt upon the’ malartil influences connected with the. Potomac flats, and their effect upon the public health. He said Halt millions would improve the that two and ehsnnel of the river, reclaim the land and convert It {t into a beautiful park. Mr. Neal explained the bill at some length. the improvement was made, he sald, it would make Washington not ohly the handsomest but the healthiest city’ in the world. Mr. Ward, of Pennsylvania, wanted a section put in the bill to settle at once the condemnation of private land and the price to be paid. | He thought he courts of the District could appoint a fury for such purpose, and this would avold a muliipilcity Of sults. ‘The indications are that the bill will pass. District in Conzress, BILLTO PROVIDE FOR AN ADDITIONAL JUSTICE OF THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT. _ Mr. Butler to-day introduced in the Senate a bill Providing that there shall be appointed by ths President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, one additional associate justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbla, who situll have the same power, authority and juris- diction as 15 now or may hereafter be exercised by any-of the other associate justices and shalt receive the same pay. It also provides that three of the Justices sitting at general term shall constt- tute a quorum and ail declstons of said general term shall be in writing and shall be filed in the cases In which they are rendered. ee ConTRACTS were awarded to-diy by the Commis- sioner of Indian Affairs for furnishing supplies at Blackfeet, Cheyenne river, Lower Brule and Stand- ing Rock agencies, to various New York, St. Louis, St. Paul and Chicago firms. THE JEANNETTE SEARCu.—The Secretary of the Navy this afternoon received the following report from Engineer Melville, dated Yakutsk, January 27th: “I have this day completed all necessary arrangements for supplies and outtits for six | 5} months, and leave this place for Belum to-day, thenc# to the Lena delta, to continue the searca | for missing comrades." The proviston train 1s four days In advance of me, and unless some unforeseen circumstance arises I will be at the Lena delta before the first of March, No mails ss between Belum and Yakutsk between Mar ind October: therefore, no anxiety nee for the safety of myself ‘and party for tha Iwill Keep you Informed of my movemeats as often as possible.” THERE 18 No Goop Grounp for the rumor that ex-Attorney General Taft is to be appointed Minis- ter to England. The rumor had origin with an Ohio offiee-seeker who has been in Washington six months trying to get a consulship anywhere. Fur. Dress.—Adjutant General Drum has 1s- sued a general order directing army ofileers at. tending the President's reception to-morrow even- ing to appear in full dress uniform. ‘Tue Srar Rove Cases.—At3 o'clock Thomas J, Braty, M. ©. R rdel!, W. H. Turner and John R? Miner appeared in the Criminal Court, ana the Teading of the indictments for conspiracy was be- gun. DEATH OF MR. ALBERT Ray.—One of the dest known and most respected cltizens of the District, Mr, Albert Ray, dicd yesterday at his residence, 1701 I street. His death was quite unexpected. He had Deen a sufferer for some months from paraly- Sof the nerves and muscles of the throat, and yesterday the disease suddenly took an’ aggra- Vated form and he died in three hours. — The deceased Was a member of the firin of A. Ross Ray & Bro., mniliers, of Georgetown. His futher Was Alexander Ray, a well-known citizen of the District. ‘The deceased leaves a daughter and three sons. He was In his 52d year. ‘The funeral of Mr. Albert Ray will take plac eslay afternoon from St Johu’s chu The deceased leaves three sons ani one daughter, the latter being the wite of Mr. Frank Howe, chief clerk of the Post Ofl:e department. Assistant Paymaster Chas. R. Ray and Ensign R- sons of the deceased, and Gen. R. E. her of Mrs. Ray, are expected here to funeral ‘THE PATENT STONE ComPANy Case.—ThIs after- noon,4n the Police Conrt, Judze Snell, the hear- tng in the case of the United States against Jphn W. McKnight, James H. Thorp and’ Warren C. Stone, charged with a conspiracy to defraud ML C. Rerdell out of $1,000 by inducing him to fake stock 1» thedinited American and European Artificial Stone, Tile and Paint company, was resumed. W. W. Wright, residing 311th street, was called for the government and testified to purchasing i 1-106 interest iu the patent, for which he patd $1,000, which he subsequently transierred to the company, recelving stock thereror. G. A. Whita- he List witness for the government, a’so tes- : erestin the patent ant ring {tin return for stock. Mr. Cook argued jor the defence that no. criminal informa- tion against the defendants could be sustained. age Mus. “Berry” Mason told a Stan reporter to-day that she hed received a letter from the sergeant, who is well. The letter related exclusively to atters, She has deposited $1,500 with ¢ Co. There has been considerable col- ‘d tor her, she thinks, which she has not re- sdyct. Mrs. Willams, her cousin, thinks she ought 19 see the President, but Mrs. Moson does not think ft would do any good. Talking of the status of her husband’s case, she sald: *4 want him to be dischunred from the army. Ido not wWaut him to go soldiering again.” sais Sa ia THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing p10>s of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reportei by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Opening. Closing-BEL Alton and Terre Haute ......... 25 ef Alton and Terre Haute preferred 65 ow A.D. Tel. 49 BOK B., H. and E 50 49% Canada Southern. 50 4974 Central Pacific. 8% ry Chesapeake and 2 21 Chesapeake and Ohio 1st pi 31 29 Chesapeake and Obio 2a pfd.!:. 23% 22 Chicago and Alton...... ig 129 Chicago.Burlington and Quincy 1313 184 C. 8. L. and N.O 7 % ©.¢.G. and 1. 73% C.C. and L C...2. 12 Col. Coal. 36 46 Delaware and Hudson: 4 108% Delaware,Lackawanna and W.. 1204 120% Denver abd Kio Grande.. 4 62% District of Columbia bonds. = 1073 Erie. .. ay 3535 nie preferred. Taig Ty Erie seconds . 4 4 33g Hanntal and 8t. Jo.. 0 9 Hannibal and St. Jo.preterred, Houston and Texas. Mobile and Ohio .... Manhattan Elevated. litan Elevated. ‘or Elevated... iia pudiny i | higher for the | new te 1 Latest Telegrams to The Star. The Lawrence, Mass, Strikers. LAWRENCE, Masa, April 10.—The Central Pacifi> tall opened this morning. A large crowd gathered in the vicinity of the mili, but few of whom, how- ever, were strikers, Two hundred weavers,’ three of whom were strikers, are operating 500 looms. There are but five spinners employed this morning on thirty frames. ‘These were strikers. But one- quarter of the Central mfil fs in operation, emplos~ ing about 1,200 hands. ‘The Central mill will con- Unue in operation, biring help gradually. and when sufficient help ts procured the upper miil will be started. ‘The strikers show no signs of weake fag, but the mill menagers expect many of the! will return to work Defore the week ends. The mills will not again shut down, Dut will continue operations with such help a8 they can secure. —— ‘Telegraphic Brits. Several vessels are wrecked in Lake Taported Michigan, near Chicago, and it is feared many lives have been lost Chicago Times correspondents furnish inter- views with a number of Missourians who kne' James, who insist that the man recently killed was not Jesse James. In Puiladelpiila to-day Thoms Penrose Leslie, Who on the 28th ultimo shot Thomas Nelson, had a preliminary hearing, was committed, Immelt ately indicted, at once tried and convicted, and Sentenced to Seven years’ solitary confinement in the esstern penitentiary. Mary Booth, a girl 14 years old, and Martha Jones, a colored woinan, te supposed murderers ot Mrs R. C. Gray and Travis Jones, of Surrey county, Va., Who were killed last week by drink- ing coffee in wbich strychnine had been placed, were arrested to-day. Old steamboat men at Memphis say that by Sat- urday the Mississippi will be within’ Its banks all the way between Cairo, TIL, and Greenville, Miss. ‘The marble workers’ strike in New York stil continues. builders have yielded to the demands of the car- penters, New York, April 10.—The Post’s financial article 8 The stock market after closing very weak on Saturday opened Somewhat lower thts morning and became steady and advanced Yl. About 11 o'clock the upward reaction hesitated, the mar~ ket was feverish and uncertain for about an hour, but since noon has again become weak and prices have fallen 492%, the general lstas we write beng at about the lowest prices of the day. U.S. bonds are 3 lower for the extended 53 and 4 extended 63, Southern state bonds are nominal and railroad bonds are generally lower. The week on an easy market, with call loans on stocks per cent, Ume loans on the same 4a5 per cent, call loans on United States bonds 2313 per cent, and fime loans on the same 223 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 1s 5a53 per cent. Tn the loan market for stocks the rates ate as follows on the Jeading stocks: Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern, 2 per cent for carrying; Lake Shore and New York Central, 3 per cent each for carrying; Den- ver, Louisville and Re: ‘ ing, and Northern Pacit vestern Union Tel- exraph 5 per cent for carrying. The market for foreign exchange ts dull and fairly steady. The Markets. BALTIMORE, April 10.—Virzinia 6s consols, 67; do. second seriva, 34: do. past due coupons, 57; do. forties, 43 bid to-day. LTIMOR Flour quii April 10.—Cotton steady—middiing, and steady—Howard street xtra, ad = do. 5 wheat patent, 8.7 ‘at, 80U : western stesdy an southern rei western Inixed, sf Slaklig: June, 2. Oats i prime tochate Provisions Sal8.50. —shouiters | aud clear rib sides, packed, al0%. Bocm— shoulders, 8%; lear rib sides, 11%. Hanis, 13013. 1. 4, 124. Butter essier and weak—western ol 7 7. Petro- easier, 16a 7%. Col firm—Rio S-léa4d.; flour, 2s. per Receipts—our, 1,868 barrels: 4 corn, 12,128 biishels: oats, 12,000 bushels.” Shipments — bushels; ‘corn, Bales—wheat, Is: corn, 1, . April iv, We, 4864: do. eho Governments irregular. a qu Cora, mongra yak auiet and sfeady, usher. te mid etemed EW YORK, “April J0.—Flour firm Wheat qniet and ‘2% cent higher. ive nd ‘ass cont b 16.75a17.75. Lard steady Easter Sunday. LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE CHURCHES YESTERDAY NOTABLE FEATURES OF THE DAY. ‘The services in the varlous churches yesterday in commemoration of the great hotday of the Christian chureh, Easter Sunday, were largely at~ tended and were of an impressive character. Flowers, the beautiful harbingers of spring, were ly used for decorative purposes and their delicate beauty appealed to the senses and lent a Picturesque effectiveness to the service. The music was carried out according to the programs printed in Tue Star of Saturday, and was of the usual high character. AtSt John’s (P-E.) eiurch, the President tn company with his son and daugh- ter occupied his accustomed pew, The floral dec- orations at Foundry M. E. church” were of a very. elaborate character and the pieasing ceremony of the baptist of an infant grandchili of Dr. Bliss, on vices. was AUSt. Augusune, (Catholic) massed “with ” choice the arrangement we in it good taste. “Tne Hamline M, EB. church w filled by large audfences at the several service held during the day, and a number united with the churep. At) norial Lutheran church, & number United with the ehurch, snd in the arternovn the cuildren of the Sunday school celebrated their misstonary anniversary, and Hstened to an address by I ¥ The services at Trinity P. d large congregation. preached the seriaon. "he florai e profuse. Atthe Mt. Zion (M.E) ‘dren or tie Sunday school carried am interesting prog ie serinon at Wesley M. E. Chapel. was deilve by Rev. Mr, Witson, pastor of the Congre church at Hartiord, Conn. ‘The muste at tlie Con- gregatic Horal decorations very handsom dians were in attendance, The services at the F Bapust chureh were largely attended, and at the E street Baptist church, the services were cording to the published program. gteg: ‘the sanctuary exoules anid bis 1 church was finely rendered, and the In- The Zuu The large con- tions in attendance at ail the churches was 4 notable fez ture of the day, as well as the elabo- fateand desutiful floral dSplay. | At MeKeuliee . E. church, Rev. C. Herbert: Richardson, pastor, the services during the entire day had reference tw the resurrection of Christ. The froptof thi church was very tastefuily and beautifully decor- ated with flowers, smonz which was a large und magnificent contribution from Secretary Kirk wood. ‘The choir of the church, under the direc ton of Charles Connell, esq., assisted by the Mt. Vernon quartette, furnfshed "the music and ren- dered valuable service. The sermons of the day Were preached by the pastor. —— SMALLPOX.—Two additional cases of smallpox were developed yesterday. One, Rosina Holly, eight fears old, at 3 E street, southwest; the other, abe Bird, colored, thirty-six years old, No. 444 2d street southwest, They were removed to the hospital last night. a ‘THE ForD Wi, Case.—The hearing in the case of the contest over the will of Wm. Ford was con- cluded in the Circuit Court to-day, before J MacArthur. This is the will found among the effects of the late J. T. K. Plant, which made some material modifications in the provisions of the’ will, which had previously been probated. ‘THE IRISH NaTIONAL LanpD LEAGUE, of which Gen. of Boston, 1s Prosident, hold its annual convention in this city, at Lincoln hall, on Wednesday morning next. Headquarters have been established at the Riggs House. It 1s ex- pected that about four hundred delegates will be present. —————— Reat Bevare Satx—Thomas Dowit cently sold for Samuel Cross, trustee, ‘XR: shepherd's sub-dtvision of west of square 623, having a front of 20 feet 8 inches by a depth of about 70 feet, improved by a comfortai brick residence, No. 818 New Jersey avenue north- ‘west, to Adolph Van Reuth, for $3,360. eee Fish MARKET.—Sales of fish are by KA. Golden, agent, as follows: shad, at $ibagas pes hundred: herring, ‘at $6a$8 thousand; 500 bunches Tock and pefeh, at 10280. per bunch. has re- jot 11 in Fifty of the principal New York | opens | to6) urred at the close of the rezular church ser- | ‘The Brickmakers Demand Higher Wages. At the present time there ts but a small supply of brick on hand In the brickyards of the District, vnd as the question of wages is unsettled the manufacture has not been commenced for the s™a- son, Mr. Alfred Richards ts about the only bricke maker now having anything like a stock on hand, nd it 4s reported that the brick machine cor pany have orders already suMictent wo keep (heir force running two or three months, The present rates for merchantable brick wre $7.50 per thousand, and for pressed brick #2aG2 per th . There are employed im tae yards of the District men and. boys numbering in all probably 806, and most of them belong t what Is known as the “Brickmaker’s Union.” Last season those employed as “set received $1.50 to $1.60 per doy, and under the regu. lations of the union acy now ask $250 per day; moulders who last year received $1.10 to $1.50 now ask $225; wheelers who were last Year paid $1 now 28h $1.50; boys Who last year Tecetved 60.75 cents how ask $1o$i. 12. ‘The union fixed the new rates to go thto operation on the 20th of March last, as stated above. Few of the yards other than the machine yards have as yet commenced work. The Washington Brick Machine Co. was notified by the “setters” there Satunlay thet they would stop unless their demand for advanced wages is grant- ed. ‘The bosses are not nel to pay the rates asked, but are willing to pay ance on the wages of last year. A numberof them on Sature aay signed a paper fixing th» following schodule: Setters $2; moulders, $1.50.¢2; Whcelers, $1.25, and Doys 75 vents to $1. recanted as follows: Jobn Sherman, trustee, to Thos, J. Murphy, jot i, Reights; $23. Marta Fitzhugh of SL Part 2, 59. 729, (quit claim); . Suphia Jordon to W.’ Brown, south bali a nd lot $3, sq. 411; $7,000. Lydia’ Swim to W, Hayes, east half sq, 76; $1,200. F. W. Eddy to BR. F. Tilhy, sub. 8 ‘part of lots 3 and 4, sq. 138; $3495.87. ALJ. Marsh to P. Campbell, parts 10 and . 252; $5,025, BM. Warner to Chas. 8. Drary, , Sub. Sq. 208; $100. Victoria A. Burr to W. i Burr, 1174 acres, in the county; $12,000. W. IL rast, trustee, to James F. Woilinl, part sub. 20, Sq. 688; $3,000 —— Wolland to Sarah A. Grass, Same property; $3.00. J. A. Stephenson w Agnes Messer, part 2,’sq- 288; $1,600. 1. B. Linton to 8. J. Arnstrong, sub. §, sq. 306; $2,758. W. F. Matting! et al to Jobn Lynch, lot 14, sq. 1h | $1,456 . Graham to Ada U. Tysowski, sub, K, sq. 245; $5,500. HL Kilbourn et al., trustess, to spin, Be Alley, lots a 10, 11, 16 anil 1%, sq. 67; oo TeMreRance Workens.—Tih ‘Temperance Union held a meeting yesterday ternoon In } ple, conducted by Mrs. C. | L. Roach. .... Yesterday afternoon Mr. Luthor Ben- | son, of indiana, delivered a temperance lecture at Lincoln Hall.....‘The Dashaway’s meeting at Lin- coln Hall last evening, was addressed by Mr. Ben- son and Mr. Nye, the’ preside on, Vomnen’s Christt CONDENSED TELRORANN—Prince Gortschakoff | has been relieved by Une Czar, of the functions of minister of foreign affairs, ahd M. de Giers | pointed in his plaice. -...Juinbo the Landon Zoolog- | ical Garden elephant, purchased by Barnum, was | landed in New York yesterday.....Two more | bodies of victims of the Golden City disaster were recovered yesterday... The comer stone of a New English church was iaid in Rome yesterday, by British amb: Dr. Nevin, rector of ‘the sisting in the ecause of the activity of the Nihi- the question of holding the cero- nation of the Czar elsewhere, ts being seriously discussed... Thomas Prater, a deputy U. 8 mare Shal, shot and killed his assistant Stephen Stam fer, At Riverton, Ky., yesterday, hav per W. Early, nd yesterday. Irish poet 18 e ciel services, .... lists of Mi sensation in legtsial turday, Was the Tat, of Lynchburg, in which he ar. | Telgned Riddleberger, the Mahone leader in that Mrs. G Jones of Surrey Co., | Insane in Consequence of Weing vaccinated ) With Virus from the arm of a siicbtiy insane man, Augusta, Siturday evening, Dantel Betts, alion-tomer in’ Coup's elreus, whtle about er Une Ions’ dead irom heart tor a slreet procession, fell An BOGGS. Fell asleep in, Jerus, April th, 1882, at 6 olelock, Ch aged 23 years 9 months an Funeral will take plac on the morning of 13 KD WIN BOGGS, ow at 3pm, from bis father's residence, et ath Carolina avenue ontheest. Friends invited. He fell arleep in. the seed hope of the cc of Christ to raise him from < the decd ones, and «ave him an incerrapible ody with eternal life, and a «hare ip thet kiaedom | which God has promised hin, and t) reign ‘with Christ | on the earth. Gen. 12: 7, 13; 14-19. Lube 12: 32; Kev. 6: 9, 10. James 2: 5; Rev. 22:12 (Norfolk Papers please copy. J By iis Faraen axp Mornen. ENGELHART. On Sunday, Apri! 9th, 1882. at his Tesidence, No, G street southwest, JOSEPH ENGELHART, in the forty-sccoud year of his age. He was a native of German His funeral wii take residence, at? o'clock p.m. respectfully invited to attend. GRIFFITH. at Fyasdeeia,. on April HORACE P. GRIFSITH, son of Geoncie E. on of the late Gen. Franklin A. Stratton, Interwent this afternoon at Oak Hull eFelock. tne tnd coop ued ‘Cemetery HERKON. On Sabbath morning, April 9th, 1882, af te o'clock, of disease resulting from a gunshot wound throuzh the lungs, received in the battle of 3 ‘Keutucky, JOsRPH B HERRON, for the past sixteen yeers connected with the Smithsonian In- | shtution; a member of the Society of the Army of the | Cunberiand, of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the Garfe'd Guard «1 Honor, ‘The retains will be taken to Carrollton, Obio, for in- terment, leaving his late residence, corner Eichth street aiid South Carolina avenue, on this (Monday) evening, ateix o'clock, and from’ the Sixth-strect de- Or Sunday, April 9, 1882, Mrs, MARY S aed eluiity “nix Years, Poneral from the rosidence of her son-in-law, W. 3. Redstrake, No, 602 New York avenue, on ‘Tuesday, Ajril 11, at 3o'el ck. {Philadelphia papers please copy.J > PIKE. On Sunday morning, April 9th, 1882, of pumonia, NELLIE, second daughter of Godfrey and orthwest, OB at Il o'clock. .. April 10th, of pneumonia, rat child of George H. aged 5 years, 2 mouths and sud ‘Martha day | Fineral at 3 o'clock p. m., 11th inst. from the regi- i bis parents, No. 1509 Caroli street, of STOCK. On Sunday, ae 2, 1882, at 10:10 p. m., MARY + LIZABETH STOCK, ed wife of John G. Stock, in the eitty-second year of her age Mer veral willtake place from ber late residence, 412 Six-an-a-balf strect southwest, Weduesday, at 2 | Pm. Friends aud reletives are respectfully invited, * UPSHER. At per home, No. 1728 Museachusetts + on Sunday morn: April 9, IRE2, st 5.30 Meg FRANCIS ULSI. im the = thirty- th year of her axe. are invited to atte the foneral servions at uke's P.¥. church, on Tuesday, 1th jostant, stead of Wednesday, as before stated, * Dn April 9th, 1882, at sever fever, CARRIE M. WRIGHT E. aud the late Dr. Win. H. Wright, ven years and seven montas. ‘uneTal will take place on to-morrow (Tuesday) Thy afternoon, at three o'clock, fram ‘The Tabecnachy,” inth and B streets southwest. UNDER! OSEPH GAWLER, p GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Penusylvapia avenue northwest. Tern moderate and everything first-cl ‘Telephone connection. mi¢ ‘OGN B. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, ‘TM STRERT scsrawee, 1337 Tw: Telephone Connection. “AUGUSTUS BURGDORY, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, No. 316 vais north No. 316 Peanayi avenue: west, HE STEAMER street wharf {URSDAY, at 7 rf 20 river sod aday, ston Gros on Dundays nud These ~ ” and We iattewoman Strang to Waatiseton 7 ane on ms wharf. Woraceas TO EUROPE. 3, W. BOTELER & SON Agente for the sale of Tickets im this District of INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. to visit 2 alia Partice proposing to visit Kurope cam obtain _mli-3m J. W. BOTELER & SON. Potomac TRANSPORTATION “LINE. een aren ao iP, 7 : EVERY Y. at four Returning, arrive in Washington every Saturday night. & BRO., Aczrrs, aot en TE has ee ee Nom re FOR POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS.