Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. AUCTION. SALES. Ss A™ PERSONS WISHING TO OPERATE IN STOCES Should write to M. M. BROWN & CO., OOMMISSION BROKERS IN STOCK PRIVILEGES, No. 6 WALL STREET, N. Y, ‘Stock gray Secured at Close Rates. Tf desired, wo pros WISHING TO aint IN STOCKS, fo the extent of $50 to $1,000 or upwards, should writeto |° HENRY L. RAYMOND & CO., COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, No. 4 Pine Street, New York. 3to 10 Stocks carried on cent margin, Fractional . Complete information ‘Tensnctions free: also featine all Re ‘Our junior is =e Mining ‘Stock Egchange, and or- ders for mining stocl Saree WW" STREET OPERATIONS. ‘The old-established Banking House of JOHN A. DODGE & CO., ‘No. 12 Watt Street, New Youre, 1 se? all the Actiye Stocks on three to five Bay end aes i eae ae Bre nee “WEEKLY FINANCIAU REPORT,” Bhowing how fita may be realized from invest- Tents of $10 t0$1,00. me PpRvate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bough tand Bold on Commission, Ho. 539 15tH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, @ Baoapwar. New Yous. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis- sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New ‘York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-sighth of one percent commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York 2nd Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations rect from the New York Stock Exchange. PROPOSALS. POSALS FOR RESURFACING BITUMINOUS PAVEMENTS, Washington, April seit. i882. a Board of C ussioners, sealed Pups Teceived at this UNTIL VE O'CLOCK irae OX MONDAY, MAY FIRST, 3882, for_resu: a Strate, Wan anp Navy Ds- Wasmmoros, D.C. April 13th, 1882. for furnishing, dali me marble mantels waited fer the i SE. Rerun Wing of tbe Building War aod Navy cree fone M4 LETTINGS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Wasnisotos, D. C., March 10, 1882. Paorosaxs will be received at the Contract Office of this Department until THREE P.M. OF APRIL TWENTY- WINTH, 1882, for MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE be- ‘tween the City Post Office and the Georgetown and Capi- ‘tol Hill Post Office Stations, and the “Post Office Depart- ment, according to the schedule of arrival and depar- ture specified by theDepartment, in the City of Wash- ington, D.C., from JULY 1, 1882, to JUNE 30, 1685. Pamphlet describing route, with instructions to bid- ders, and forms for contracts and bonds, and all other Becessary information, will be furnished upon applica- tion to the Postmaster at Washington, D.C., or to the Second Assistant Postmaster General. T. O. HOWE, mi5-law6w Postmaster General. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. PARTICULAR NOTICE. All the drawings will hereafter be under cluaive ou) on, and control. of Generals Go kr BEA Ska and JUBAL 3. E TALLY: ASPLENDID OPPO! FORTUNE. Fria GRAND Uigh UIShBUTE i. Tea ai pat Guass RB TUESDAY. MAY 9, Mien MONTHLY Bu Sivo. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, seep Sem aa a $2,000, 000—to, wh which = Tescrve fund TTS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS WILL 17 NEAT dGAGE, MONTHLY. ‘Look at the followirw distribution. CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000. 300,000 ‘TIORETS AT. TWO. DOLLARS EACH. ae rer ONE DO! “ye Wn 823 Peay L 4 5 & compensation will as ea fines M. A. DAUPHIN, SEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. . ‘New Orleans will NX. B.—Orders adilreased to Fecelve ts called to = £0 WEE AND Dt WET ‘Wht call for and in the Dis- Sepa see a nn FUTURE DAYS = DOWLING, _Eectonesr. CHASES Gat on TE ATNERY PRS PLANT or" BAILEY-PRENGH PAVING F anther decree of the Supreme 1, & mots, in Equity 7, 966, Dock. ‘Will sell, on MON- BAY, AbREE se “FOURTH, iat THREE Eee Bferetofore used fy making serhalt Sixers, 4 Stille, 2 Tanks ect Rolle ‘Kettion. Bortable Far- ile, Tool House, ‘House, Shed, &e. ABTHUE 4, BIRNEY, aE, Ww. ee ‘Trustees. alT-dts 72 Louisiana avenue. HOMAS ase ‘Auctioneer. EES" oF VALUABLE UNIMP! a REAL ESTATE (8 In UARE SEVENTY, IR én THE CITY OF W: TWENTY- INGTON, c., ‘SECOND 8° WEST. ‘NEAR M virtue deed trust, dated May 27th, 75, duly reson 2 Liber Nor 119, fete fe land records of oe c fhe note secured in of L, ‘at’ FIV) on following real estate, situate ip the City of Washinton. in istrict of Columbia, All of Lot 4, in equare 70, and the southernmost 40 feet front of lot 7, in said square, with the rights and “TPs gt wt Will be sola in eubdivision lota of 20 feet id, or all cash at $100 3S and all con’ Zerms to be complied with Zn ‘in five < vive days otherwise ee trustees rese! Fight property at Hiok and ‘Cost of the ‘Tefaulting purchaser after ive iv ANTHONY HYDE a15.d&ds CHRISTOPHER 8. THOM,} Trustees. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE _ UNTM- annum, Fold, oF. cate will sell,at frontof fhe ite oa mae re ey orient rhe te SEVEN’ west. ‘Terms of sale: One-quarter cash, with the residue in equal payments, af six, twelve sod elchteen ‘months aiter date of sale, with interest at aix per centum perans al5-dkds CHARLES M. se Wintiees ‘Trustee. pres: EEE J. FISBER & & CO., cers, 1324 F street northwest. TRI LARGE AND VAL- ABLE goatee Ko ge 674, IN THE CITY OF ace A.D. iSHIN( . O a dee 3 f trust, dated Scenes i573, and recorded in Tiber 1 ‘of the Inna rgcords of the Diatrict of Colums bie Sha ooh ee party secured thereby the ‘Trustee wil set he a auctio thse premiogn 0 FRIDAY TWENTEEIGHTE Bay IF APRIL, A. D. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. ‘square USER" CRSA SE Ray aE 2054 pEY-SECOND. (OB "HIGH) “STREET RoRTH ESI | f ‘on the east by High (oF Rorth by a of land conveyed Ann. his wife, by their deed of date cember, 1859, and recorded in Liber J. folios 66, et Se eee Bic trict of Columbia. to Joseph Wea’ ‘rederick (or 34th) street, and Of the said lot 249 convey db i HH i S ie Eye ¥ gar F wage ig, ie Eyatg Fad i : gps eae 3 in the equare a snd is improved roperty wae forme who no dled ntguate om the Sis ae ay of = ceRT SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPRO\ REAL ne ON THE eee rE WEST, BEING A THREE STOR Borbixe SRiCk STORE AND Di Eta “APait, TWENTY FIVE O'CLOCK EM. sub lot numbered a thew G0) and numbered thirty-two (32) Pores pinety nine (9), Soreared es ry order, in the of Washing front 21 fe fecton M nticet, “Tho pre months, cent per annum ‘until notes and & DAxEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHERS axD DECORATORS. LAMBREQUINS AND PORTIERES, In Rare Fabrics. all-im* No. 934 F STREET NORTHWEST. N OTICE! All persons in Washinton purchasing a bottle of PATAPSOO agp hyp snap Sage See es is the werent be ie for 90 ds efor 90 day. Cull on our grocers forts ‘Bo SMI: Battruone, April Ist. Tu, MANWAY Stim Dt. FAIL TO VISIT -oLzors STUDIO, ‘And eve the wonderf derfl drawings tne by pain eae Ae en nak veLeeroeet to try and imitate it. This pyri can guly be be dbrained from Ma “ANGUS Mor LEOD in this city, and no connection with any twenty-five cent toys. Fertoct extiafaction sesared every pup! Fp STOCK CLO ears, 19%4-1916 Pennsylvania Avenue. Best Biue Flannel Men's, $10 and $12; Youths’, $10 and $12; Boys’, $8 fe short Ponta, tee on gare See Bes US Eee Ose OMPOUND LICORICE POWDER, - formula) for purifying the blood besa oa ie g UNCANSON BROS., Auc Auctioneers. SALE OF ONE-HALF SQUARE OF GROUND, Hele Cae ae bees reas xia Et TIVE O'CLOCK, farce ELE AO | on: street, und 5, in ates containfi 055 and 20, : by deed of Srust on red on ezch En cuinety $200. deposit ae THIS EVENING. rhea GUILD & SON, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED ee cae ee H. K. Fulton, at 1218 Penni sere. northw ret on TUESDAY uRINS. eat eee as at TEN O'CLOCK and aq soem ers are ioe sold. which having ex- Auctioneers, alé-6t* HORACE J. FROST, Attorney. \otice. MES: GUILD & sox, H. K. FULTON. Broker. TO-MORROW. LO) aks BROS., Auctioneers, oth ‘anab otk streets northwest. ones. CAPS, STRAW HATS, GLOVES, &o. On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL enue ae COMMENCING AT CL HALE-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, ‘Wi sell within our Pipi nf Coty Not gd Bui Hats and Caps. al8-d ae BROS. Auctioneers, 000 HENRY CLAY CIGARS AT AUCTION. On mn MRORSD AT MORNING, ae ave ETH, commencing at TEN O'CLUCK, we will sell, within our auction x ary tiay. 3; from Fi: cans. ‘These ciars will be poritively sold to highest bidder, paring. been sent to this toa ler, aud not having ? aid for them, are at risk and cost. Trade invited. alé-d FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, District or Covumnta, WasmrsaToN, A\ peil 8, 1882. In pursuance of the third and si: ions of act of a PP! rt} ol ria bs x ‘ron! renmiises, commen THREE O'CLOCK P.M. ‘with the lot first uaimed here- in, in the following = e ate ASHINGTON . Allof Lot 8 gn square three undred and elgh- -two (382). and improvements thereon, known 35 situated om Louisiana avenue, between th ‘and toga streets northwest, containing 10,594 equare fect of or less. Part of Lot three o(0) sau square fo our iundrea pnd ninety wear situated on the hot € street, betwee 3s ati 6th streets northwest, containing 1272 square feetof ground, more o1 “The two folloting will be sold as ono parce! Part of Lot one (1), square three hundred and seventy- two (372), sit corner of New York avenue le 9th sirect northwest, containing 1,040 square feet Arvo Lot ecrcatcon (17), equare three hundred and seventy-two (372), situated on corner of K and 9th streets northwest, containing 1,980 equare feet of ground, more i oy tax GEORGETOWN. forty-seven (47), fouy -eight (48) and forty-nine (2), 3 sauare thirty (30), wi with improye- ments ecee e ins town house and No. 5 fo ese a romidod, that the engine es sin go be ntrict until new engine house is cone nb the “purchaser shall bo allow jcted, bi allowed. Ercrefore af te rate we of six per cent. on the purchase money Lot erent seven -gontaining 6,454 square more o ey con wenty ele Oi, anions 2,350.54 equare fect’ mitee oe oem, far pause xO), the ‘Wharf property fronting on ‘The terms of the sale are: One-half of the purchase money in cash, and ue balance ‘in six ani twelve Tone, with interest a ax per cont y deed of trust on the proj ra chased. ite tot de ban h prove of iy ale apt bbe required upon each pisos of property sold, excep ‘Gantcal Guard ‘House property, where @ de- 500 eae moe oa atlrnierener es fered cm By pA jasioners. IAM TINDALL. Secretary. WALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO., Auctions a8, 11, 12,14, 18,19 Ly ers! DOWLING, Auctioneer. A VERY SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF OIL PAINT- INGS, WATER COLORS, COLORED | FHOTO- GRAP THE PICTURES ARE OF A HIGH 'D SHOULD COMMAND THE AT- OF ka Oa INVESTING IN FIRST- se eoliection. will Fold at my eslesroome ZHURSDAY APRIL TWENTY ETH, at ELEVEN x and HALF-PAST SEVEN PM sail en view on Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and Muib-a kde” THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. "RUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON C STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST, November 2, virtue of a ia ie 1878, and ay Ssoontod gin Liber 929, folio 80 ei the Land Records for the District “a front cf the AY OF PERTH TEAS Ww Tes DOWLING, Auctioneer. ee ae OF a DESIRABLE FRAME WELLIN( TN ORTGWES “‘£WENTY- FINST STREET HWEST AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. By virtue of aideed of, trust, dated the 224 day of, March, A. D. 1875, and Fecorded in Liber No. folio 201, ‘and of a certain order Mise abth of Tee2, in Equity: deune No.7, 645, and. at Be rest. bidder, Blt af AVERY. ¥ircH Bev orerig PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. estate, sinaie in the Gig jambia, to ot nineteen number seventy, sont, 70), Sots 8 front of oa a were fection New oy: tw Tone fect, sages conveyed 1% ay ” beil fames Gannon ‘by Maria and MC. MeDonouch, ana iy Sapp tay iomsia Gannon, Janny 2 uary 22d, serene o = Smear, as in tho Said Ason of Baa ‘of sale: One-fourth of the put im which ch $100 tmust be paid at the time of. five days bite cond Haga nana alé-dts (ONY HYDE, »'} Trustocs. HOMAD Te Auctioneer. TRUSTEES | SALE OF VALUABLE | UNIM- PROVED Ri TATE IN’ SQUARE 70, IN THE Sanus 03 WASHINGTON HAMPSH ~~ NUE: NEAE M STREET. ofa ‘trust, dated Ma: Biko 1873, andof eord in Lite Titer MAS, at paren the lan the District of Colum! the weifeon voawent og: the party, wee ey sa cell at public, auction to the hiihes on TI AY. ENTH APRIL, 1002, af FIVE O'CLOCK P. a ‘all of Jot 22, in square 70, in the city of Washington.’ D. C., with the richts and appurtenances to the ame’ belong: ing, (This property will be sold in subdivision lots, each fronting 23 254-12 feot on New Hat avenue. and Tesidue in equal payments at al, twelve eighteen months after date with interest tend oh Lana ee per annum, the deferred payments to be a deed of trast he heel sold. 8 tobe ba \d on each subdi- vision lot at the time of sale. If terms of sale be not complied 8 after ealo, aresale will be after five days’ notice, at the cost and risk of de- far conveyancing at purchaser's al5-d&ds | CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, Trustee. J T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. Uses’ 5 SALE OF A A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY 1510 SIXTEENTH STREET NORIO WEST: said PsA 1878. duly recorded in Tiger heroes, jo a a age a ia of or ies funibiay and st the written holder ata werere, Pa VER ABs Sueatae Fist, eh at EEVE b. M. the following (bed real estate, situate in the Git Weehington, | oat District of Columbia, to wit: Being a three (3) He q . BP, a fe ie e agen OBES AS God PLAID Biewsrna. tha TWELVE Oe AERGE wos eal the tiene Basvios eee FISHER & 0O., Teh EES" ES AAs OF tee EAND F STREETS REAR OF AND 1319 ESTREET NOK’ AND Estate ‘Auctioneer, 1524 F street northwest. THE REAR PAR’ 290, aa vee ONTING SrEENTH AND NORT! Here et Peer coe OS. 1315, 1317 AFTERNOON, APRIL, a On FRIDAY EIGHTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, ae xirtue of a deed of trust, dated i iy poweies 5 ead secon in Laber 3 Now £18, Tear portion of Lat au por as nen eee ganing ‘for the same at the Sad south 70 feet 6 inches: vate Tee ‘70 feet 6 inches to mua buildings, Terms: One-fourth in and twelve and eizhteen monte with Sent Per annum. payable senti-sunaslly, and eecured ly iced of ‘on the Dretnisee: or ail ait at ‘option of the purchaser. “Av deponit Of $200 will be required at ‘the time of sale. If terma of sale ate not complied with THOS. HYDE. northwest east 34 foot 6's inches; thence west ter 5 ‘Kort 2 thy AD: fe {slag one ered th three (3 Gin ‘wo hundred and_ninety (290). comer of said lot thence inches: lace of beginning. ‘some the residue in ey interest at six (6) PP ONCANSON BROS... At Corner PEREMPTORY TRON, \uotioneers, Sth and D strecta northwest. RER, iH " COUNTELS, SHOW, artis & wi OTHER ET NG THE, RiNRD IN STORE, Nor 836 AVENUE, CORNER OF 10TH STRERT BAY MARI to-chauge his Susi The teriox aii FRIDAY, MORNING, APRIL commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. ENRSYEVANTA NORTH- WAGON AND HARNESS. to above sale, as the owner is about wust be sold. $4 ‘TWENTY-FIRST, a18-3t BENSIN Ss. INGER, Amctionees, nn 940 Real Estate on silconsigateets: ie Ua16) Bazaar, 10 and 942 Louisiana avenue, AUQTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRTAG uae 8, Be eed THURSDAY, and BaTehpat MORNING, (commen QOCLOCK, | Special at HAR. neve tthe salen of vines Auete CLgk SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDI z ING LOTS AT AUCTION. FRONTING ON E STREET Not VEEN 'T '¥-FOUR' SOUT! SLRERTS NORTEEAST. ne’ No. 5,510, (McGill vitherow et on fice for eale af publie auction, 1¢ froutot the reapectire ea Gf proper aes and hours mentor property. on the days an Ail thoee lots of round situated in ton, in said Distri o1 AND H AND ALSO FRONT- ING ON THE LINE OF THE COLUMBIA HORSE prAlLWaY COMPANY, virtus Rin of adneee, of the main ae Court off atrict of Oolamabia, panned. i, Eautty cau the city of Washins: ate to wi Oh FIIDAY ABRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1882, at SIX P.M., the West 26 feet by the depth thereof of 2, in square 23. ‘On SAT! ORDA, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, 1882, at the SAME HOUR, Linch front of Lot 7, Terran of eater Oné-fom Seite cach, on the d: ‘or within seven days Lots 8 und 9 and the East 69 feet and of sale the residue in three 1 ta, utaix, twelveand clehteon months f equal payments, ef welveand ei months from. the day Of sale? the ving notes therefor, bearing | interest at tat als fet, cont or all cach, at tie ojtion of fhe. purchacer ‘be re- tained until whole of the purchase money and the Ate is paid. Upon failure to comply with terms of wo reserve to recell the property at the ot cost of such fault Ser. Pog oe on. aeceptance of each bid. conveyancing at pi ‘Ber’s Cost. JAMES @, EDWARDS, northw IVORY G. KIM craatece, 1341 F street northwest. WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. a17-co&ds JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. , ‘ANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED BEAT Peter ON WILTBERGER STREET, AND SEVENTH AND 3 NORTHWEST. strict of (Colum! March, and the coe tive van Bauity Gate No, 1, are defendant TY SIXTH DAY OF "APRIL, othe ps wit: The two pieces or iumbered 64 ang 56, in improvements thereon. sale Soeraieg: ‘Terms e-third cash, and fyelve mont ont oe ee ee six are complied with in ten, dags fi property will be resold “AND B; foe tees drone of Bie the Suprems K P.M. offer for sale at publi le suction. tn tite folowing dascrived real catate: 63 ity of Ws ad ‘Disiniet of Colubia, knows ei ot {uml own and described “on the vlan or Plat of said city’as Lots ware num! 1a Lots ‘will be offered for per. cen! money is paid in full. vA‘deroet ot be regal mala of sale, and mn ‘at the Fisk and Gost BETWEEN 8} T STREETS a ha Tonisa "Nauckerat ohm D. EDNESDAY, the 1 TWEN- Rath with the balance in six ant od as ents a purchase ‘ont each 1ot will age poe wer day of sale of the deat purchaser. Ail conveyancing nd Teo Fecording ‘of purchaser. L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, 490 Louisiana a ERASTUS M. FIN! 21 T street n¢ 813, 15,17, 19,21, 22, 24826 at JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SAE OF VALUABLE IMPRO’ PROPERTY ON MARYLAND AVENUE, ON CAP. ITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPETOL. virtue of a decree of the ‘were comp) poblie auction, Ul ce iho west one-half a conden’ mead defen tages Bay (oi OF BAS ey of lot Aumnbered 2 ce 4 jor a pi seven Tumbered seven bi ‘and ‘Aity-ve Gist with thats improvenenta theron, esac oe Tila" property is etuated on thenerth side of Mary- Jand avenue, near the corner of 2d street. and between a and sispoia cart, sad within a equare and a half of ), tw the day of’ eale and the payment thereof to be se- thas a front of of 130 feet, and is \ouse, occupying the cash; the residue in lye (12) and eight- its to bear interest: cured by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers. Lein retained, or all cash, at option of purchaser. $100 Seas cane Reames ‘pul all-d Jon JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. of a deed of trust, dated the 19th of feng Be D., i877, Fecorded in Taber Nos cok oF ton, D. v. B ala, 15,19,22,24 bite say sayer published SOMERVILLE, ‘Trustee. eh ha : UNCANSON ee Auctioneers. TRUSTEES paE By virtue of 2 ‘deed “of trust dul: led in 88} aly speneae i Cite, Nos Bip ALE and eas ated, Fe to about oA hes = ae Sone at mine TeEee (From the Indianapolis News.1 THE NRW YORK STOCK MARKET. NERVOUS HEADACHE, DYSPEPTIC HEADACHE, ‘The following are the opening and closing 977 ~9 of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported NEURALGIA, by special wire to HL HL. Dodge, 889 15th stroct: NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, PARALYSIS AND DYSPEPSIA. Itis a fully established fact that these diseases can be cured. Dr. ©. W. BENSON'S Celery and Chamomile Pills are any cae, no watter how obstinate, if properly used. ‘They are not a cureall, but only for those special dis- eases. They contain no opium, morphine or quinine, and are not a purgative, but regulate the bowels and cure constipation by euring or removing the cause of it. They have a charming effect upon the skin, and a lovely, quieting effect upon the nervous system, simply by feeding its ten thousand hungry, yes, in some cases, starving absorbents. They meke or create nerve mat- ter, and in that way increase mental force, endurance and brilliancy of mind. Nobody that has a nervous system should neglect to take them two or three months in each year, simply as a nerve food, if for no other ‘Purpose. Sold by all drugyists. Price, 50 centsa box. Depot, 106 North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1, or six boxes for $2.50, to any address. DR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION. DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE Is warranted to cure Eczema, Tetters, Humors, In- fiammation, Milk Crast, all rough scaly Erup- tions, Diseases of Hair and Scalp, Scrof- ule Ulcers, Tender Itchings and Pimples on al parts of the body. Tt makes the skin white, soft and smooth; removes tan and freckles, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, TWO botties in one pack- ‘age, consisting of both internal and external treatment. All first-class druggists have it. Price, $1 per package. C. N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale"Agent for Dr. C. W. pening. Closina- Rit. ~ 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. eS Pes ae, PRESIDENT ARTHUR AT ANNAPOLIS. « pa pie and Hudson. ~¥ Delaware,Lockawanna and W. Denver and Rio Grande. . ‘BIS VISIT TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY. Erie preferred. Awwarois, Mp., April 19.—President Arthur, ac- | Erie seconds ._ companied by his son, daughter and Mrs. ex-Secre- | Houston and Texas. tary Hunt, arrived here this morning at 40:30 In a special train from Washington, D.C. The object of the President’s visit was entirely private in its nature, being for the purpose of seeing and show- filinois Central. LB. & W.... ing to his children the Herndon mon ument erected ! {nthe naval academy ands, Capt. Herndon bid was the grandtather of ident Ai ur’s chil- 2K dren, and was in command of the Central America, e which went down ina storm September 12, 1857. | Maz a a The in allowed no one to ‘leave the veswi | Ne‘ropolitan Blevated. 856 unti'all the women and children got away. The | Xo%, tite and ch = bd captain and four hundred and eighty perished. | New J Pic et wx fhe President was met at. the depot by Ca mt soreee Donte. 2 as Ramsay, superintendent of the naval ems og New York Central iy 3bie and Lielt. Burwell, is alde, and driven to the Norfolk ana Western preferred. rd we academy. There were no official ceremonies. ete) eg pk 3 remained Caos presidential party then acccompanied by Captain Ramsay, Commander McNair, Professor Rice, and Lieut! Burwell visited the seamanship department, the old chapel, the Herndon monument, the monu- ment to the naval officers in the Tripolitan war, the midshipmen’s new quarters, the laboratory and the steam engineering department. The Pres- ident and his son, socompaniod hy by Capt. Ramsay, approached the monument with thoughtful mien and deliberate step. Only one = intruded at this sacred moment. The rest of the Spectators stood a respectful distance while the President and his son looked for the first time upon this memento of their revered dead. He remained for a few moments, but long enough to cast an in- dignant look at the intruder. If fair, there will be an artillery drill this afternoon. The President and party leave at at 4:20 p.m, ————— Fires. Benson's Remedies, 115 Fulton st., New York. a9 Boston, April 19.—The black lead works, in the Bunker Hitt district, occupied by Robert Webb & occ H H COO Mm CCO KER Co,, were burned this forenoon. GOH HO ogo K. INpraNapoits, INp., April 19.—A fire last night Sot 3’ 8h 8o k eaten St Feel Evangelical, Lutheran chure! Ss, $1 sure jor e 009 SB 000) “000. ESB church was one of the largest German churches in i pemaes ES the city, and was elegantly furnished. Free Trape.—The State department has a re- o OL DD Terrible Cyclone in Missouri. port from Consul General Mattson, of Calcutta, th ee ees Sr. Lovis, April 19.—The cyclone which did such | (ote March 18, 1882, which indicates that by this 000 LLLL bpp damage at rownsviile, Mo., yesterday, was pre- | time British India ts open for free trade, with only” ceeded by darkness like that of night. The storm | the exceptions of the special duties on wine, bee! W OW .WH HM g888, KK It KER ,SSS. aoe roe ekg ee eS CG Ba pers oplum, patrise tine = eaceaediome! sd WH 5888, 5888 mong the stores destroyed are C. M. Kelley's - = WWW Hall H Sco Hak H Bp Sggge | arue store, W. D. Humbert, hardware; B.W: | nan Lec ‘pox-a “Gtr Gainonten"_Durt WWWW HOH, § kK NE ¢ §| Robinson, C. Mahlers, conféctioner; | tne ‘session of the circuit. court Ik an, adyeeet WoW #H HU Ssss8 K “K& Il ERK Sgss8 | #150, the Ceniral Hotel, railroad depot and tele: Maryland county one of our well known restau- PURE AND UNADULTERATED. peel SS, thera noi ego rant keepers thought it would be a good opportu. . wn. Telecraphic communication 18 cut 4 : off and tt avery iment to ‘obtain Information, | HitY to show the Maryland boys how to play the The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whiskies distilled from the finest growth of rye in the renowned Valley of the Monongahela, have attracted the attention of the Medical Faculty in the United States to such a degree as toplace itin avery high position among the Materia Medica. We beg to invite the attention of connoisseurs to onr celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following well- known brands, IN CASES containing one dozen bot- tles each, viz: UNRIVALED UPPER TEN WHISKEY. VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY. For excellence, pureneas and evenness of quality, the little game on his “sweat cloth.” He opened finely, and in his aualence ove represented, except t ut when the game wound up the dea re tert “high and dry ;” ac- tually had to borro ¥ tO Pay hits toll-on the turnpike coming home. For a ively game at cards the Maryland boys are hard to beat THe THREE Carp Monte Case.—After the ments were finished to-day in the Murphy three card monte case Judge Wylie gave his views at length upon the subject and fually made _a dect- sion overruling the motion to quash, and It was decided to go on with the case, LABOR AND Strike Nores.—The Mineral Ridge district miners in Ohio, who have been working at 10 cents reduction, came out of the mines day, and wil await the action of the conventt at bolum ‘The Churehhill miners will as ask an advance of 10 cents Monday. very The Missourt Pacific railroad sent a special relief county office was train from Sedalia last night, and several doctors went to the scene of the terrible calamity to render aid to the sufferers. Wall Street To-Day. STOCK MARKETS LESS ACTIVE THAN YESTERDAY. New York, April 19.—The Post's financial article says:—Phe Stock Exchange markets are much less active than yesterday. U.S. bonds continue strong, and the 4s are up to 1214at2@13;; the 4s are 11642 116%4,which is about as they closed yesterday; and the extended 63 are up 3; to 102421024. “While some banks are ee | Nog 4s and 448 to sub- stitute as security note for the extended 6s and Fog other banks are giving up their circulation rather than for the 43 and 434s. Southern changed, except for Tennessee issues, which above are unsurpassed by any Whiskies inthe market. |'up 3¢a2 per cent to 55 and 56 respectively. They are’ entirely free frotn adulteration, and are of na- oe Peponds = ai or oe tincete the Clear va) coal on Ms i einen moerpe eimai firmer “than “yesterday ; and” aithougn | 0, tg SUiKing trackmnen of the New York Central FECT SATISFACTION, andcan bohad atall leading | fy,.ine GRonInE Prices were below | yesterday's Gay, am Increase Of 1b cents a day over the former rocery stores at retail. A the hour that we write is an advance of sai in| P8YO$L20 being granted. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, area per serajginthe icles ry of inquest in the investigation of the Nanouin wear ree Jergey Central is the only stock which to-day. has subi, Hype neg eg heme eg hgh | OTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. | <o1q lower (at 70%) than. {OF tutecmor ‘ot the boiler. Sapam, See, mi-3m months. The outside Gioute be ‘aoing. ¥ very little. There is no fndteation tovaay that the large specu- lators are at work. The buying of stocks for for- Yearexpay. —At ae = ASE BALL L = 5 SMe Bsn EER BER. eign account Is less than for several days, In a a Pa adelphias 5. Athletics, 1 i uo MMMM Be Ee Ep’ | word, it ts mostly a brokers’ market. ‘The local te eS te; Alle} 3 L UU MMM E BR ,.. | money market continues extremely easy at 83¢25, umes levelands, 2; Cincin! At CLL “uv MMM BBE ERE 5 7 | per cent for call loans on stocks and aud per cent | New York Metropoittans, ; ecianat & At NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER ar WILLET & LIBBEY’S. SAME PRICES AS LAST YEAR. ‘We have 6,000,000 feet of Lumber, carried over from last year, and we will sell every foot of it at old prices, WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE. m2 Fooxomicat AND D_SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & 00.’ LAUNDRY 80AP IS ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT 18 PURE; BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MABBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &0., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUIOKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT 18 SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM TON, N. H. SHEA, OR RYON & EARNSHAW. m8 MONUMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS. G. 8. WALKER, Dealer in all kinds of pp miueaiee GRANITE CEMETERY WORK. freuaranios to eivemrust beta Gnd Polished eons Soe eo as I have Sees ad —— BALTIMORE and MAINE GRANITES. ment, Headetonee a Coping. Vaults, Sarcophagus, Monu- ilastors and all kinds of Mould- Ae gcete on U.8. bonds. ——— are unchanged. ‘he market for foreign exchange Providence, 11; "Atantic, of Brookiyn, 0 is steady at slightly firmer CONDENSED MORNING TELEGRAMS.—Col. Ozro J. Hela rgery: Dodds, of Cinclnnatl, an ex-member of | Congress, PHILADELPEL April 19.—George H. Nelson, orumbus yesterday evening. ....Rev. Sam- claiming to be eee et St. Louis, was arrested | uel C. | Fessenden, ‘ex-co a from i) this morning for forging the name Of the general | dled at Stamford, Ct., rd munager of the St. Paul, Minneapolis. and Mani- | "St prizes won at the'dog show at New "Yor cd toba rallroad to addressed to the general | teMday, was one by Hon. 8. J. Tilden for a St. manager of the Philadelphia and Reading rai phy ee requesting rail passes. A number inlttee of ‘orth Carolina has callea con- re mere found of the prisoner, afd he Was vention for June 14 at Raleigh. ‘The state anti- Reid in $1,500 ball to enstror at prohibition committee will meet May 2 .....There over tc cipcaranse'd hoe Dank wept of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church, who has jount Of money Used as a building oe hundred ad in New York » $1488 he New cnet —_ w. Waris vay rool roelved James Bennett, smount of contributions through Heraid tor the Garfield A meeting of acer g of the Providence (RIL) Tool Company is called to be held Saturday to hear the company’s statement and take action on mo pened condition of affairs. The works are ES annual meeting of the ai Soctety of Mechanical med to-day in the York i Es |: q i pA ad nu Bd iE & 4 al gs H 5 3 ¢ Ht a i : bil fl a or id