Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1882, Page 3

_ FUTURE DAYS. MAS DOWLING, Aucuoncer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIC Br virtue of two deeds of trast, bearing date the 32: and Td days of Marck, A.D. e Fooordad in Tibee Ni HOS. J. FISHER & 60., Real Estate Auctioncors, 1324 P street northwest. TRUSTEYS SALE OF THE REAR P‘RT OF LOT 3, IN SQUARE No, 290. WITH THE IMPROVE- MENTS, FRONTING ON PUBLIC ALLEYS BY TWEEN TWELETH AND THIRTEENTH AND BAND F STREETS NORTHWEST, AND BEUNG IN THE REAR OF PREMISES NOS. 12 AND 1219 ESTREET NOR’ On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY- FIGHTH, T FOUR LOCK, on the premises, of a deed of trast, dated April 2th, A.D” sand duly recorded fa Liter No. 818, fol/0 190, one of the land records for the District of Columbia, we thell sell the Tear portion of Lot numbered three (3), in sjuare numbered two hundre} aud ninety (20). Be thining for the same at the northwest corer of mld lot care east U4 feet 5% inches; thence N10 feet 6 inches. thence west 34 fect. 5% Inchon: ‘¢ norsh 70 fect 6 inches to the piace of bexinning. with, tho, linprovemants thereon, consating of wom Muna buildines. on, in ofeaid city Zand 63, in a the premis A depowit et $ Hf the torins ore re ms: One-fourth ip cash, and the residue in six, fan iting par twelve and eizhteen months, with interest at eix (6) per oot et cont per annum, payable semi-annuaily, and secured by deed cf trust om the premives; or all cash, at the opt! of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 will be Bi ee the time of eale. Tf terms of sale are not comp! wi from date of sale, the Trustees srchasers after Bee (8) ayer, notiee ta the Fs shaver, we (9) ce ven ne newspaper. Al conveyancing at cost of purchaser: HARLES G. GLO ¢ als-d&ds THOS. HYDE. HOS. J. FISHER & CO. D PERSONS WISHING TO OPERATB IN STOCKS Should write to Reai Estate Auctioneers, 1324 F street northwest. M. M. BROWN & CO., TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGR AND vale COMMISSION BEOKEES IN STOCK PRiviLEaEs, | VABLE SQUARE, No. 614, IN THE CITY By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Decem! 26th, “AD. 1812, and recorded tn Liber 704, fol Bo et co to rection, pect undersizned Trustee will rellsat publicauction, in front OL the premise, on FRIDAY, THe TWENTY-FIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1842, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. the square ground situated in the city of Wash- ton, in said District, designated and numbered as juare #ix hundred and seventy-four (674), bounded on the peels Pesan on foe Got be K ion on thecast by lat street east, and on the weet by North Gai etfeet, and containing allout 260,000” equare ‘of «rome “Terms okra: ‘One-fourth of the f No. 6 WALL STREET, N. ¥, Stock Privilees Secured at Close Rates. Wdeeired, we will operate against any Privileccs | hovebt through va when they show a profit. Write tor Periculars, Correspondence solicited al5-im } STOCK TELSGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. seven per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, o secured by a deed of trust upon the premises, will required: of the purchaser may pay tion. A deposit of $500 will be required at the tine of Bons, Stocks and Investment Securities Bong tmJ | sale. All conveyancing is to be at the cost of the chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with im ten days after the day of sale, the trustee reserves the ent MARTIN F. MORRIS, {HANOFRY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING J LOLS AT AUCTION, FRONTING ON E STREET ‘H, BETW! FOURTH AND H. H. DODGE, Sold om Commission, Wo. 599 1Sru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,? Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokera, STREETS NORTHEAST, A . ING ON THE LINE OF THE COLUMBIA HOKSE €4 Broapway. New Yore. AILWAY COMP; |e Byrirtag of ac decree of ine Supreme Court oe = fies bots a ie District of Colum passed qnity cause! Bese Seow of Souaaities Cociett abt sob cei: Com | NT Cole (uecGlik vee Witterewink es ae ah sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New ofier for sale at public auction, in Sg orsegton er) abi wea eeu ieces of property. on. the days and hours mentione: York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on tha | Lites of Vroperty. on, situated in the city of Wasbinu” New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one percent | to: ind Disc Re RWENTY. FIGHTH, 1882, at ome E : me On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY 1882, commission, Private and direct telegraph wires t | six'P.M., the Wost 25 feat by the depth thereof of Lot Baltimore, Philac hia, w York and Poston, throuzh 3 2 33. - | Con Site APRIL TW! -NINTH, 1882, ich onlers are executed on the Stock Exchanges | 73. WE OUI Poe ed eee ae tat Lots 8 and 9 and the Kast 55 feet and ix those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations | } inch front of Lot 7, in square 809. ks and Bonds and information regarding tha | or rms of vale: One fourth in cash on the day of sale nm seven days thereafter; the residue in three ta received through our wires INSTANTLY di- | €4 om the New York Stock Exehanze. al | nm vayments, stsix. twelveand eighteen months from sy of sale, the purchaser «iving his prowiseory s therefor, bearing interest at six per cent, or z - - | gush, atthe ortion of the purchaser; tho ttle to te ze- 20 POR teincd until ‘the whole of tha purchase money and. the PROPOSALS. interestis paid. Upon failure to comply with terms of waprve the riebt fo recall the property atthe rink of such defaulting purchaser. $50 deposit on acceptance of cach bid. All conveyancing t purcha- Ber"s COB. JAMES 8, EDWARDS, 503 D strevt northwest - IVORY G. KIMBALL. bin 341 F street northwest. WALTER B. WILLIA os FOR PACKING BOXES. ‘Tarasuny DeraarMesr, April21, 18% Pre t urn: { upon application. ee eis ‘will be Considersd and accepted or rejected, tem. ot ast be furnished from | oxeg contracted for to time, in quantities pursuant to orders from the Auctioneer. alT-cokds ET & DAVIS PIANOFORTE AND COVER, AND HAIR CLOTH PARLOR FURNITURE, ANTEL AND PIER MIR- NUMBER OF FINE ENGRAY- MYRNA RUGS, BRUSSELS CARPE" NUT HALL FURNITURE, WALNUT AND ‘AINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE, HAIR MATTRASSES, 100 HUSK AND COTTON MAT- . COOKING AND H: ATING STOVES, ASSORTMENT OF STONE CHINA, TO- GETHER W ERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD EFF ALSO, INDIAN SHOW FIGURE, WALNUT TOP COUN- TER THREE SILVER- MOUNTED SHOW CASES, AND OTHER ARTICLE: PARIS MADE COUPE, SEVERAL BUGGIES OF SUPERIOR MANUFACTURE, ONE HACK, &e., &O. ect to inspeeti cuy conform to the speci BE De iveries mnst be free of charge at the Treasury Department, Washington, D. 0. sto be addressed to the Chief Clerk, and Proposals for Packing Boxes.” rtment reserves the right to waive defects any or ail bide. CHAS. J. FOLGER, Secretary. ALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND MUTTON, Ke. ¢ PURCHASING AND Dero ComMIsaky OF SUBSISTENOF, Wasmixerox, D.C Sea'edt Proposals, in triplicate, ni ered, will be rocetyd at this CLOCK NOW Over EAN | H, 1882, at w Sige aud place they will be| A’ my sales-room, SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY- Qpeued in the presenos of bidders, for furnishing the | NINTH, 18st, SE TEN O'CLOCK, Ni é ait Beet required by the Subsistence De; on accotint of wether. azT-at B. Army, at this devot. for issue to troops, = doe deSheheran July Ist, 1852. Separate ‘OLEY, Auctioneer. be reevived for furnishing from the é — Contructo’s stull durin the same period such choice AUCTION SALE OF FOXKFFITED PLEDGES. Cuts of Freeh Beet, mn and Corned Beet as may be I will sell linger, at 737 7th street northwest, Required for sales to officers. The government reserves | commenci TURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINT fe the to resect or all proposals. Information aa | 1802. Thi will consist of Ladies and Geuts' Gol ditions, ¥ of Beef, payment, &c.. can be | and Silver Watches, Jewery, Clothing, Booty Sh ued by application t2 C. B. PESROSE, Books, Guns, Bevolvers, Pidted W: sey atost Captain and C. 5., U 3. A. will continne EVENINGS, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, ‘until every lot has bean sol. rsons holiing ticketa, the time on which having ex- Piped, el lense take notice. FOLEY, Auctiouser: the tivest year comme: provomais will al ¥. SELIN Broker. * wharf every SU DAY, at 7 o’cloe Los, Meapp a thutedays, Matte: Chapel “Peint wi TEAMER | “MATTA G@_ BENSINGER Auctioneer, Se Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, ‘938, 940 and 942 Louisianagy emini on Tnesdays (aches Ls werent. undays aud Thars- | AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR- Weart Sundays NESS, &c., EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard nied Meduestars * gna, Mattawoman sarckpat MORNING, comimencing at "TEN jown." and Mondays “up.” re- POCLOC! jal attention given to the sales o! > Washington every Monday, Wainesday and | Real Estate'and Per-onet syokety: Nabeaisdvances Friday afternoons. i consi INGER. Auct. ipaay af Se siete on li consigninents. [Jal6) SINGER. Auct G. T. JONES, Agent, = = m2 Tih streot wart. | (YHANCERY BALE OF LOT AND HOUSE AT —————= CORNER OF ELEVENTH STRtET AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. yorsc ERS TO EUROPE. Under decree of Supreme Court of the District of, Seibert et al.. I will well at pub ic auct! 3, W. BOTELER & SON Of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY El SiGe lene ie tomb numbered 990, in Washington city, D. thins 5,954 re feet, and fronts 111 9-12 feet on 11th Poriien proposing to visit Europe cam obtain allin- | aut is improved by fratne Deellive Hew ermction by sppiving Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; residue at one, two — faerie ry _ Equity cause No. 7,57 of Tickets in this Districtot | FIVE O'CL.O:'K P.M.. Lot 4, ‘in square INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. street, sud 111 10-12 feet on South Carolina avenue, 17-3um J. W. BOTELER & SO! and three years, with interest: oF all cash, if desired. = = — - ———— | Conveyancing at purchaser’ i deposit POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. Guiee, ans St parchasse s dort, nd, Fed copenit re ——_ 503 D street northwest. 826-cokda Om and after MARCH 10th the STEAMER SUP, Cap- DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. fain WC. GROGHEGAN, will leave STEFHENSON'S WHARF, foot of Tth street, EVERY SUNDAY. st four sD ieee Ce psaceeors O'clock p.m., for Baltimore and River Landings. ‘RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES agp - River Freight must be Prepaid. Lon oN 2 STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND puruing, arrive in Washinxton every Saturday night. , > ncn a ROL ke By virtue of @ deed of trust, duly recorded in, Liber No. 846, foio T, et seq., one of the land mil6-6m_ 7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave. | Tecords of the District of Columbia, T will, as sur- = > Yiving Ti sell gt panic a on FRIDAY, ‘OTICE. FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A.D. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK —— P. M.. in front of the premises, all the fol owing- SO ee fern in Ge city of Washoe Homespun and oak nse in im Op snd after NOVEMBER sp, 1681, the Columbia, Known ‘and decienated ae Lot numibvercd WSMITH will leave her whart, foot of Tthatreet, | eight (8), in square numbered five hundred and sixty~ Tam every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR- | nine ‘59), an taiu ous and described on the gromnun yak AY for all river Indira. On MONDAY as far as | or pian of maid city of Waehington, District of Colum! pers ny ee owe containing three erga Uhl he om fect of around. Louardiown and uD. ~" Bev. ~tone’s Wharf, | more or lew, together ‘aud «ingular prove ieee Mowers" On SATURDAY. Curriomad | ments ways, cacements, rights, vrivileces and appur- Leonardtown. a am myging any wise spper- 18 JOHN K. WOOD. Avent. | taining, ame be =m = = = — = ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash ; balance in one and two MEDICAL. & Years, notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed. JAL, & Of trast; or all cash, at option of purchases Convey- = | ancine and recording at purchasers cost. Terms to CA » TIFIC TREAT. | complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustee and a speedy cure guranteed of all Venereal | reserves the richt to resell at risk and coat of defaultin; mous Diseases, without the use of mercurial of | purcharer, after giviag five days’ public notice of saci bjectionable treatment. In recent or acute cases, | resale in some Lewspaper pI in Washington, Preecriptions and advice given free. Office stricti; a Firsts No cua ween but the doctor. ‘Hours, 4 to & ract shown at sale, REGINALD FENDALL, toT. DR. LEON, 237 Penn, ave. a4-Im al4-d&ds Surviving Trustee. Fe AD case of Suppressed or Painful Men- ‘Real Estate Auctioneers. uation. Leucorrhe (or Whites), and all Inter- = 35 STE ‘MOF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Fuptions or [rreguiarities of the Menstrual Pe: Fears experience. 906 B street xouthwert. N FOURTH AND FIFTH = ——— = NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOT IN AR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, on the premises, shall sell part of Lot No. 6, i ; pa A ag et a sient jal will cure any case of Nerve ng £7 0 halt. ‘Seakinal Razinalane and Toncosmey. dane ct *Y-cdist (35) feet east from the northwest corner Sexual power. Itimparts vigor to the w: jot, ‘and running thence east forty-four (44) fect Soe B crest southarent: fourth inch; thence south one hundred (100) mu s a —— | feet, thence west forty-four (44) feet one-fourth inch JM 2S, DE FOREST HAS REWEDY FOR Ca’ | #1 thence north one hundred (100) fect to the place dics. Allfemale complaints quickly cured. Can be i Ry kew IF DR. BROT S FA HOS. J. R & CO. $50 ARD IF (PE. BROTHERS FAILS TO | MNHOS. 3. FISHER & Co Fr PEEMATORRHGEA vate usu.ted daily at 924 7th street uorthwest. Officehours | Of a th: ony rick house. fan to Fodeck pm.. with ladies only” ‘mia | EMMEDIATELY ARTE on th LEON, THE OL ‘T i ESTABL! eastern half of jot numbered six (6), in D‘. LDP: & reliable Ladies’ P bered five hundred and eizhteen (518), and fomting ey to coneu't v | Washington street thirteen (13) feat and running to the andGio3. 4 viainta and Irregularities | rear at that width one buudred (10) tect with the quick ¥ cured. Prompt treatment. Separute rooms for | privileze of using in common. ten (10) feet to the saulien. mzi-2m | extent of the rear of the parcel of land con woyed. _ lotand square to Casper ‘Trapp by John kN WEST'S | trustee, av an alley, au’ also with the. privileico ure in three feet aptly tot . ‘common ali for Byeria, Dizzinem, Convulsics ‘width from sald Waahiugton street to the eal ‘Bebe, Menta. Depression, Loss of Mi: . Spermator- | gy Phas. Tinpotency, Involuntary ininionn: oiTecme: Gon third of ‘the purchase money. Dooce, A Laks Gena Ret abuso oF over | niece in onsh: balanes in ‘six and twelve omenthe, Gre tase it eee ele to minesy, cipcay and death. | Interest at six per cont por sanah, eonied ne ee See tivs tense, Teommt caea. Rach box contains one | cry wold. or all cooks of the Oe a : ollac a box, oF six boxes £0F | Deposit of $100 on first and. $50 om accord hen vo dovlarw: went by mail om’ receiptot price. | Droverty is struck off will tener ar Wg ararantce, cx boven & eure oe ee anit Gach | anciug st purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of wale must be core. Seer oa we fr ss | — ecmeneet with | plied with in seven days after sale, or property will be a a ‘the ond if the pe te Te-eold st risk aud cost of defaulting purchaser after. me. Garantens imac by STOTT & CROW. | H¥e days notice in Tax EveNiNe Sram jvanie avenue, Washiucton, D- Agents, to wht ali oplers’ should elt J pe-MOTIsPReNci rc nS TAIN icz Kidney Diseases, Gravel aud all Uricary Disa x Diseases, ‘Seminal W Trapoteucy. Git ous al Weakuem. Trnpotrucy. Gieet speodily Gonorchers cured in 48 heurs. For sale bs Wi. ENTWISLE, corner 13th and Penneyivania syenus. Price ‘box, sont Ey mall wader alos oust ot pace" = ONUMENTAL STRAM GRANITE WORKS. | in trontof tes M PAM GRANITE WORKS, | in onto the bin G. 8. WALKER, of Coiuml bo wit: Dealer in all jands of neee mente MCNUMUNTAL GEANITS CEMETERY WuURX. ob SATURDAY. the SETH Tare AUCTION SALES. Witte ‘B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. REGULAR SATURDAY BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE BRUSSELS, INGRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS. On TO-MORROW, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., we shall seil, in tront of our ealosroom, a geueTal sesortment of household effects consisting tig peed Walnut Chamber Suites, Wa nut Sideboards, Walnut Wardrobes, Exteasion Table and Dini g-room Chairs, Parlor Furniture, Feather Peds, Pillows and Bolsters, Biank Bp Comforts, Brussels, Ingrain anil other “Carpets Hi Stoves, 5 ALso, Boat dies Clothing, Ke. Seo Re RE TER ORTLLTAMS & CO. Aneta. rpuomas: DOWLING, Auctioneer. MARBLE-TOP BAR CO" PPER STEAM N co} HEATER, WITH FIPE ATTACHMENTS AND STOVE, PLATED COFFEE UEN, &c., AT AUC At my salexroom TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) APKIL TWENTY-NINTH, 1882, combuencing at TEN HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneers. LARGE LOT OF LUMBER, LADDERS. DOORS, BGAST, SLINDS, hoe AE AUCHION: Poon Tsball pel a ldeg® mssortmnent of ovd matorials Zt M. P. YOUNG, Real Estate Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF THREE-STORY _BRIOK DWELLING, No. 1202 K STREET NORTH- Ds front of the premises, at FIVE OCLOCK BME, om MONDAY, MAY EIGHTH: fa Per rHES mace anie Shree story press brick front dwelling, with cellar ani "Terma: $290 deposit at sale, and balsnoe tn cash oon completion of title. ‘Davi U. GORDON, 28 f,m, w,f&m Trurtes. CUMOICE SURUKBAN Tors FOR SAL AT AUC- TION UNDER DECREE OF COURT. On TUESDAY, MAY SECOND, 1882 AT} SIX O'CLOCK P,'M.. on the pret Lots’ 11 1 16, both inclusive, of John Sherman's subdivision. of’ **Kennesaw." ‘Location, Just north of Columbian Qollece proverty and west or 14th street extended. ‘These lots front south and range from one-fourth to three-fourths of an sere in size. 028-dkds W.F. MATIINGLY,} Trustees, ALNUT SETS, BUREAUS, WASHSTAN. Wik ite Sis of rks OL ASS ai CROC! ERY, TINWARE, STOVES, &0., BEING EN- TIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE FURNISHING STORE NO. 225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENURK EAST. ALSO, A NO. 1 FURNITURE WAGON. On MONDAY MORNING, MAY FIRST, commenc- ingat TEN LOCK, we will sell the entire contents of A. R. Hilton's House Furnishing Store. Mr. Hilton giving up business presents a splendid chance to obtain Dargai orig DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts, wu B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, No. 1308 FOURTH STREET NOBTH- WEST, BETWEEN N AND 0. On WEDNESDAY, MAY THIRD, at SI. O'CLOCK ¥.M., nice home for asmail family. ‘Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve mopths.” $50 depot required at time of sale. a28-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, UILDING LOT ON TW NEAR CORNER OF M § OF BRI HER FINE RESIDENC! DAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, qi AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we wil sell in front of thogiy Premises Lot 17, in square No, 100, fronting 51 feet ne inches on 21st street west, between I. and M strects orth, and running back toa 30 foot alley. ‘This jot is in a rapidly improving section of the city, and will be peremptorily sold. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 mouths, noges to be secured by deed of trust, or all cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of $100 required at sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in seven days, otber- wise resale at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days public notice of such renale. Convey- ancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Abstract shown at sale. 8-dkds DUNCANSON BROS., Ancts. PENNSYL NORTHWEST. (On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the prem-} ines, the south twenty-eight feet front of Lot 14, in’ square No. 54, roved by two two-story Frame jouses. ‘This lot runs back to a 30-foot alley, the houses ‘now under good rental, and to any one pur- chasing will be a paying investment. ‘Terms liberal, and made known at sale. a28-dads DUNCANSON BLOS., Auctioneers. rues DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FOUR HOUSFS AND LOTS ON C STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN THIR- TEEN -AND-A-HALF AND" FOURTEENTH STREETS WEST, NEAR THE BUREAU OF EN- GRAVING AND PRINTING. By.rirtue of a deed of trust, daied March 18th, A D. 1875, aud recorded in liber 777, folio 471, et sog. ‘one of the land records of the District of Columbi the subscribers will sell, at public auction, to the high- Sef bidder, in front of the premises, on. WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF PRIL, A. D. 1982, AT HALY-PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P. M.,” “the fellow- ing described real estate, situate in the city of Washing ton, District of Coiumbia, to wit: That certain lo known on the land records as number three (3), in fuuare two hundred and sixty-three (263), the same haviug a front of 43 4-12 feet on south C street, between 13! and 14th +treets, and a depth of 91 feet, the same being improved by three e houses. Also, the west half of Jot 4, in same equare, improved by a Brick House of two stories; the lot fronting C street south, and the portion hereby granted, having a front of six: teen fect, tozether with all the improvementa,” et eters, ain said deed mentioned. ‘The above proverty or so ‘much thereof as may be necessary. will be sold subject to id as-easinents and & dower right. ‘Verms: The debt, interest and cost of sale in cash, (of which $100 on each piece sold must be paid at the time of sale), and the residue in equal sums, in six and twelve months, with interest at elx per cent per annum, to be secured on the property soid, to the satisfaction of the Trustees, or all cash at the option of the purcha-er. All conveyancing ana resonate atth Furchasers ‘cost. 10S. C. G. REN. , ald-dts ANTHONY HYDE, —'§ Trusteos. ¥e- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONTD IN CON- Sequence of the ruin until WEDAESDAY, MAY TUIKD, SAME HOUR AND PLACE. By order of Trustees. anT-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. VXECUTOR'S SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT ON SEVENTH STREET ROAD, OPPOSITE HOW- ARD UNIVERSITY. By authority given me by the will of the late Mary E. Cary, deceased, I will offer for sale al Rublic auction, in front Of the premixes, on WED- SDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH, 1882, at FIVIS O'CLOCK P.M., all of Lot 29, in block 3, in’Todd and B subdivision of Mount Pleasant. This Lot has & frontage of (60 feet on the weet side of 7th street road, and is 150 feet deep. It ad‘oins the property of Mrs. Harris. Sold clear of all encurabrances. ‘Terms: One-third cach; balance in six and twelve ontha, oF all cash, at purchasers option. Conveyance ing and recording’ at purchaser's cost. "$50 down time of sale. ARTHUR A BIRNEY, Executor of Mary E. Cary, 330 44 street. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Aucts. “a20-dta ta" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- gount of the rain until MONDAY, MAY FIRST, SAME HOUR AND PLACE. By oroer of the Executor. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. _a2T-3t FPUOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. 1903, We RETO GLCK. on the prom euiseo, 1 wil ¥ on sell, at public auction, Pet of ‘277 and all of. 278, Beall’s addition, situated on the south side of Stod- dard street, between Washington and having a front of 96 feet by a depth of 120 feet. property ‘will be divided into four builds lots of 4 feet each. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve months, with interest at arpa onat oe annum until paid. and secured by a deed of trust. conveyancing St purchaser's cost,” A deposit af $35 on each Tet will be juired at time of sale. aud ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ¥e- THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN CON- uence of the rain until MONDAY, MAY FIRST, 1882, at SAME HOUR AND PLACE: a THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- ERTY IN GEORGETOWN. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in cause No. 7,025, docket 20, I will offer for sale, on MONDAY, MAY. EIGHTH, 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M._ ail of lot No. 109, and the north 30 feet of lot No. 100, in Threlkeld’ addition, and parts of lots Nos. 65 and 66, in Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown. ‘The first parce! fronts 60 feet on Fayette street, be- tween 9d and 3d streets, ani rune back of that width 120 feet, then narrows to 30 fe and extends back 60 feet farther, and is improved with the two-story and basement dwelling house, No, 1412 Fayette (or 35th) ‘Terms of sale by the decree are: One-fourth cash; when the lot is struck off, the residue in ve days: ve and in three ual payments at eighteen month with negra from ‘tay ot ‘ale, to be socured oy notes and deud of trust, purchaser mm “il in cash.” Conveyancinr at purchsnors com, Gain a area RUDOLPH WATEIN! ‘Trusteo and Guardian, &e., Rockville, Ma. FRED. W. JONES, Solicitor. THOMAS DOWLING, A:.ctioneer. 25-déds (OMAS J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. SMALL TWO-STORY BRI EVEN: TEESTH. STREET: BETWEEN FOND Ha On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SECOND, SIX O'CLOCK, on the Sbail sata 3 soe THOMAS J. FISH! & CO., Aucts., , isi F stacoenortiereat, FPPHO8. 4. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF LoTs HILL, EASY OF LINCOLE AVENUES oe (, MAY FIRST, at ST Spee ‘and trast; ot must be paid at time Gf aa. Soamer! THOS. J. FISHER Auctioneers, (Piatzectnoriwest, MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FAMILY SUPPLIES. cant FORNIA OLABET, THE EVENING STAR. EREDAY. April 25, 1882. $4.00 PER DOZEN. Several months ago we bottled s fow casks of the above, received direct. It is now in fine condi‘ion. being pure and acreeable. We think it will give bettor satisfaction than the much higher priced, imported. the Lynch-Chaimers case, Mr. Tucker, of Virginia. | 8! See vce | DALGST Telegcrains 10 The Star, | sss werwre ee soa towiae: | exerted an influence over weakness and OraNnce. x a5 i918 SERNELLVANIA AVE! and that in the lance manufacturing dint ofc EER IN N TITT If RRR EEE ——_—>—_ ie north, employes had to vole as the em- rr er es mT em e Delaware Lackawanna 4 lessrs. Holl,of New Ham ire, Robinson, of Denver an Grande . Se Soe A SHOCKING OUTRAGE AVENGED, Massachusetts, and others denied this statement | Erie. “= uoOH RRR OA TTT? Mr. Miller, of Pennsyivanta.—That is not true as | Erie 880 ‘www HER aa OT i tomy district, where more ‘than 8.00 ‘laboring | Houston and Www HHH ER Aa r A Lynching at St. Paul. tmen are employed in the fron. and coal business. © | 11 inols Central. w H HB EEE ‘A A 3 THE FATS OF FRANK M’MANUS, WHO BRUTALLY ‘Mr. Miller.—As the: Lake Erie& ERY L 2% § U RRR OUTRAGED 4 LITTLE ONILD. : Mr. Tucker.—On the republican and high tariff | Lake Shore. oe 8°38 U & Bex | _ Boerox, Mass, April 8A dispatch to | sider Louisvilie and Nasi 8 0 8 RPh | me zerviq trom’ Sk Paui, Minn, this moruing re- | Mr. MiNler—Some of them are democrats and | Manhattan Beach. F 00 UU 8 R& | garding the arrest of the map at Minneapolis yes- | many of them re} ublicans, and the man who | Michigan Central terday, giving the name of Frank McMani for the brutal outrage of the four-year- daughter of J. P. Spear, a prominent citizen says: “ Barly last evening the excitement became So Freat that the prisoner was removed from the Police station fo the jail for safe keeping. At two O'clock this Upon the fall, rler with FAR SUPERIOR TO THE BEST GRAHAM FLOUR. IT 18 THE FOOD FOR THE DYSPEPTIG. FOR INF, AND TT 18 UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS CHIL- IT 18 UNEQUALLED FOR THE BRAIN-WORKER. Ask your grocer for it, and aleo for a Circular. ‘Wholesale Depot corner Ist street and Indiana avenue. mo . WM. M. GALT & 00. JOCKEY CLUB WHISKY. Inntes made « dash tor cell No. ron the) - they found a man there who answe! ‘We offer to the Public the above article, which we warrant strictly pure, and made from Monntain Rye | 8cription and asked him his name, He said his ‘old-fashioned process. Iocommended d Barley by By physicians for invalid" stoutly refused. Finally, t) ‘ha hint oes by THE STAR ROUTE CASE CONTINUED. —_—.— POLITICAL DISCUSSION {N THE HOUSE. would dare to dic! leave the country. The Star Route Hearing. In the Rerdell star route case, in the Police marc! Court, after the report in our first edition closed, forced, “the “outside, bate | Mr. Woodward continued on the stand, reading | New Jersey Central. a heavy timber, and seized | papers relating to the expedition and increase of | New York Central the sheriff, while search was made for | service on route $8,145. During N the prisoner. The men made various demands | testimony, Mr. Ingersoll declared that there never | Norfolk and Western upon the sheriff to give up the prisoner, but he | was a letter on the files of the Post Omco name was Crowley, but as no such name appeared | Mr. In; hi “That Is not the way to settle a case,” replied | Pacific Mall . mse, On the jail record he was taken from his cell and W. A. OPFUTT & BRO., securely handcuffed with the understanding that if | Mr. M m30-1m* Georgetowa._ | there was the least shadow of a doubt he should be returned to jail. During all the events which followed the ‘wretch showed no signs of trepida- tion. The prisoner was marched to the house of Mr. Spear and fully identified by persons who pers STEAMER, A FRESH INVOICE OF THAT PEERLESS BRAND OF CHAMPAGNE, PIPER HELDSIECK. For sale at Agent's lowest rates. HUME, CLEARY & CO., commission of the crime, the agonized mother ex- claiming, “It 1s the man, take him away.” While lay dying in an adjoining room. The positive iden- ithe had anything to sign of fear he repli Flour! FLOUR! FLOURIIT DIRECT FROM MINNETONKA MILLS, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. OAR-LOAD JUST RECEIVED, that his name was a few moments’ private Hcious bread and rolls. ‘Try his mother at some ELPHONZO YOUNGS, (Bole Agent for the Ml.) it’ was done while he was drunk. Grocer, 604 9th street northwest, | hands were then tied behind him, & rope m29 Im Bot, Band F, opp. Critic omce. | Over his neck and carefully adjusted, aud with his = = NOP TO GAR ame | Dat and boots on hi swung emains SWE ARE DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY ANY | were let nanging hee — CANNED GOODS Verdict in a Baltimore Will Case. Batrmiors, April 28.—Some months ago John | ¢: Tolley Jouns died in Baltimore county, leaving an | © over till next season, Thereforg_we offer the follow- ing: ee me 200 dozen ‘Boston Market” TOMATOES, (3 es extra heavy, solid packed. $i. will was contested by two sisters and the compe- fozen Shriver's Egyptian SUG: S60 teacy of the testator to make a will has been on And a late acsordinant of oie: GANNED VEG Since the 28th of Februory last. Over one hunitred BLES and FRUITS. itiesen GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No. 1209 F STRERT. dict in favor of the contestants. vee: aga Ut UP OF shut up ts the rule,” sald Mr. Inger- Pennayivania had s portion of his regiment (the dt cavalry) | \' tlacavion 5 abash and Pacific. Was PIACed Sader oe Oe ee a ote mig | with lim, met tho Indians tn the canon, and xe | Were ms 807 Market Space. prepared, while this was being Yone, ne was asked | they weré on either side It was dificult to dislodge | Western Union. it ; and without the least ise troops dismounted and formed a skirmish line QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT Bowns, Jim Crowley, and that he was from Boston, snd | Capt. Davis was on the left, with, Licut. Martin in hhad been hefe four months ‘He further sald'that | Tesrrve, and Lieut Mason on the right, with Capt. | ¢s reg, hehad a mother named Nancy Ann Crowley | Callahan in reserve, Lieut. Wilder having com. Hsing in South Boston. He then took a mem. | mand of the center. The Indians. who were seldom ber ane : vintblo, fired at long. Ot Hie SignAnoe vata contentions | ane mnindrea Yards. ‘The most ot, the frin Was overthe hea of apt. avis’ command. This Flour i of Rare Quality, Makes white, rich, de- | FOSE,,1B | him something to be delivered | ata a PrI¥atG Of Marts ete command. | 45.004 ‘The nerve of the wretch remained unshaken, | killed; and Private Morley, of the same company, Sine Oe eT he Cane) ten perpetrate Ee | Teo MOL LMUEIRE Mane ee ee oe fh, but afterwards convened aid Mig ed | wounded, and Private Leonard, of° Wilders com, | billlards, with Jaco Schacter, in New York, las - 4 His | Mand, hed a compound fracture of the right leg | night. Score 000 to 59% Best run 33, ‘og put | 82d a bullet through the left too. DISLODGING THE ENEMY. tured. After four hours’ fighting, at 5 o'clock | adopted a prc Forsythe recalled his troops to proceed to | milttary matches ite amounting to considerably over $100,000, | Richmond, where large bodies of Indians had been | 999 to 1.000 yard. which he bequeathed by will to relatives. ‘The | Seen. department. J. H. Conant, the present occupant, have been examined, and eminent coun- a Sel of this state and Virginia have been engaged in | 18 the highest bidder, the amount offered being the case. | This morning the jury brought in a ver- | $5,000 for the first year, the rent inc — WHICH AROUSES THE REPUBLICANS. Chesapeake In the House this afternoon, in the debate on | Uhesapeake and Ohio 2a pid. vernment would produce | Ohio Central gait. ap ‘Ohio and Miss. you a thousand dollars you won't,” said | Ohto and Miss. pi ‘The Indian War. SHARP ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN UNITED STATES ‘St. Paul and Om: had seen the man’ with the child prior to the aac us (aain Semen ‘al range—never less than | “5's. Captain Martin was slightly hurt. ——_—_-e-—_____ THE Bros for leasing the old post office butlding | for next Saturd {2 | trial in the court of common pleas beforea jury | 1n New York have been recelyed atthe Treasury ‘The lease ts for three years. Conant’s bid A. D. Tel... Canada Southern. | Central Pacific. te thelr vote would have \ | Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Ewe Missouri Pacific. ‘a discussion on the | Norfolk and Western. Northern Pacine .. ‘Northwest, Ontario and Western. D. and Read Rock Isl St Pau. ‘St. Paul pret Union Pacific Sereg.. 4sreg. James Sexton won the ct Base ball yesterday: ay. at Concord at 9 o’cloc @ and Ohio ist ptd. preferred. Ba ment tending to show that Senator Dorsey" ‘was | Northern Pacific preferred. e vigi- | guilty of any improy ish for cell No, 8, on the upper tier | ~ Mr. Met ‘the We- | conclusive evidence of ‘St Paul ana Omaha preferred. According to later and fuller accounts of the | Texas Pacific...... this scene was going on the victim of the villain | right in Doubtful Canon, N. M., Col Forsythe, who | Texas Land Grants h and Pacific preferred... ee delphta 12, Boston 12: 9 innln Capts. Davis and Martin dislodged the hostiles | account of darkness.’ At Cin: on the left, reaching the summit. The hos- | Allez! tiles lost all the stock which they had recently | ME? eee Emrreox's Dratn.—Ralph Waldo Emerson died last evening. His death was caused by acute pneumonia, the tubes suddenly sing each Niling up and choking him. His wite, Dr. Emer- son and an unmarried day ‘THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the ovening and closing po" of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to HL. H. Dodge, 839 15th street: Ngavgn y= Bags! Fag tecxguegsy 3 Ke =e *® ne EeeSs1 aH 8 2 ae sited Clos Bia A 302 102% 2 Ey Sale, - 16 6% n6 116% iy Sales rite Sales. shion-carom game of Philadetphia—Phila gS: fame called Om inn: ati—Cleveland 19, heny 5, At New York—Metropolitan % Chir Columbia Rifle Association last evening ogram for the summer, comprising and contests, at all'ranges from the season beginning on the 1st of May and ending on the Ist of September. A pheclal subscription inilitary match was set dowa, ghter, Kuen were at The nist public notice urch ty-nine strokes, joes will take Fo! cant a a Will probably be accepted. his bedside when he died. . ET we ol 4 ‘son's de: "a8 el Suspension of ® Baltimore Grocery | so ooey pearm—The Reneral superintendent of | QUA demersow’s death was given on tie Sonsod Herring, Sardines in Tomatoes, Barrryore, April 2.—The ry firm of Moale, | the life-saving service has received information of | the poet's age. ‘The funeral ‘Soused Mackerel, Berdines Soooked. Armstrong & Co., 45 South Howard street. has | the sudden death of Wm. F. Phillips, keeper of ya at the Unitarian church iu Concord on Sup- Foud trek Sates oe asked an extension eae Seas ce | We-saving station No. 15, om the coast of Loug | 27- > Preah Cus! Spi ¥ ies are stat at | in Baltimore an ad - Faron oats: pions Comes. $15,000 in New York. “An inventory of their nests amino hte Few i rHe U ree Povouac—It ts sald that Calunibta itiver Sa Siekled fsbeter. day next, it inenid here Wat ad thei Habiliues | MR SevEIZON A. Brown. chict clerk of the between ‘Wererton andthe Point of Rocks, and i Pine Apple Cheese, will be promptly met. State department, who has been seriously ill with | that the hauls of fish are so heavy that a derriok Edam Cheese. ares pneumonia, is reported to ba very much better to- | 18 required to land them. Bass weighing ten . The Anti-Chincse Convention im San | 4,7, Pounds have been caught, and the products are B. W. REED'S SONS, Francisco. i arreled and sent in great numbers to the Ball ms 1216 F street northwest, Sax Fraxctsco, April 23 The antt-Chinese con- | Nava OnpEns.—Passed Assistant Paymaster Hi | 10'e and Puiladelphia markets, 5 IVED— vention last night adopted a plan of action, whic ai ———_-e-_________ pst RECEIVED. ian includes a scheme to divide the Pacttic coast into | & Drury bas been detached from the naval hospl- A fine B IN CUCUMBERS, ems OPPLSEIBA TOMA TOFS manors Constantly on hand, a PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS, Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, me Corner lth street and New York avenue. ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY in the dis Journed sine die. ——— Smallpox in Lawrence, Mass, LAWRENCE, Mass., April 28.—Three additional Isuncqualled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and | (?S°3 of sinalipox have been the health authorities, All were removed to the for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. pest Louse, q ——— ee HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 MARKET SPACE. 28 WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, FRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECVED OYSTERS, GAME AND FRESH FISH, Constantly on hand PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS. AND TURKEYS, the BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 478 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. Sentence. a: “Thank you.” ——__=—___ Wall Street To-day. New York, April 28.—The Post's financial arti- cle says: The Stoci bonds are 4 higher ‘or the 4s, 433, and ex- Favorably known 06 the. xe ‘yields, in perfection, white, sweet and wholesome broad HUME, CLEARY & Co., ed 88 and 68 So. state bonds ‘are 1iy lower | the first of May. He will shortly take a sea voy- for, Tennessee 63, and otherwise are “neglected. SAT a flroad bonds are generally lower for what may be called second quality issues, Jersey Centrat | the White re vy ried So087 0 oh Crook. consols are down 2% to 108, the other declines | SM! oi beestbstepletntaae! n extended three months to Liverpool, England, to | 1328 New given to the employes of | 33 DEMONET abd MARY C. Pratz | city. ES _SeRee point. Private | by ‘Rev. Father Mt friends are invited to attend. MARRIED. DEMONFT—GLEASON. On April 26th, 1882, nt St, Matthews Church, by Rev. Fai ert lade AUGUST fe » GLEASON, both of this [Louisville, Ky., papers please copy.} A On Thursday, April 2th ‘the bride's father, alley, Miss MAKIAN V. SEKI O'NEILL. On April 27th, 1882, at THe NEw ORLEANS MINT SoaNpat.—At the tm- districts, which shall be notified to remove the | tal at Yokohama, Japan, on the 18th March, and | yest) Chinese within a specified time. Failing such | ordered to settle accounts and await orders. | of action, the district ts to be proclaimed dangerous, | Passed Assistant Surgeon F. C. Dale has been | Director Bure: and peaceably disposed citizens to be warned to | grated six months leave of absence from the 24th | Davis, who is am: abandon it, and if the Chinese are still harbored | April Leave of Captain Lester A. Beardslee, Tict, the league is to remove them by | present 1n Paris, has bee! Torce—using as little force as may be necessary— | from the 15th of May. Lieut. John J. Brice has | made to her until the country 1s rid of them. The convention | been commissioned a iteutenant commander in the | investigation cl then elected an executive committee, and ad-| navy, from 10th March, 188%, and Assistant Pay- master Hiram BE. Drury to be passed assistant pay- mnaster from 9th March, 1881. Tae Fottowixa Cuancxs in the stations and Iscovered to-day by | duties of enlisted men of the signal corps, U.8. army, will be made:—Private Frode now in this city, will proceed without delay to Thanking the Judge for His Death | Ocean City, Marylind, and reopen the repair sta- tion of the’ signal service at that New Yorx, April 28.— Pasquale Majore, the | A!merico Zappone will be relieved from duty at | toMr AB. HINES. young Italian who was convicted in the court of | Silver City, New Mexico, and report in person general sessions on Tuesday last of shooting and | Without deliy vo the chief signal officer for duty in Killing his ‘wife and mother-in-law in December | hi Romie. Private. Baward 4. Evans Will be re last, was to-day sentenced by Recorder Smyth to | Heved from duty a amsy a.» and rej be Wanged on tle 24d of Jane next, He receives | {0 person with ut delay to the ehict sienal. offect | tuie SAMUS A 'BAKK, in the eixty-fith year of his his sentence coolly, and at its conclusion he smiled | for duty tn his office. Sergeant Richard R. Herman iw the recorder and muttered in broken English, | Wil be relieved from auty at Florence, Arizona ‘Territory, and will report in person without delay to the chief signal officer for nuty in ils oflice. gation of the charges against Superintendent the Mint Davis, in New Orleans, yesterday by ard, a number of love-letters arried man, to a female em at | Of the mint, were placed tn evidence; also, the ai davit of a married woman alleging that Davis had proposals of improper intimacy. ‘The losed yesterday, and Director Bure chard leaves for Washington to-day. ate ——_———-2-—_____ DIED. BARR. On Wednesday evening, April 26, 1 rt | aiingerine illness, which he bore with Christian fort, in-law, J. F. io 3 no We Sunday, April 30, ata o'clock p.m. iatvon and FLOYD. In New Market, N. H., April 25th, 1882, Srewand Cnumr ResiGNep.—Mr. Wm. Crump | FRANK B. FLOYD, mend thiviy pean ™ ole Exchange markets are ia | steward of the Executive mansion, owing to ill-| O'NEILL. On a FPUIAT SPLENDID MINNES DTAFAMILY FLOUR, | {te More active than yesterday, withouzh dull. | health, has resign ed, his resignation to take effect. Pape? 2 te 12 o'clock Rm beioved wife of Andie 0": ‘ihe funeral will take place at her late residence, No. 35 New Hampehire avenue, Sunday, ‘April J0ik, at {New Jersey and New York city papers please copy.) * WEDDERBURN. | At the United States Naval Acad- id headed cane in q olis, Cadet Engineer LAWRENCE ALEX- 428 807 Market Space. | ranging from 24a percent. For strictly frst qual- behulf of his associates, with complimentary re- | KROEE WEDDPRBURN. sou of George fond Vacs | Malate re Frmer-Onass He go the stock. niet on ema ti ations ver oe a ¢ a Tm x a e stock market on small tra’ 3 ar. BEEF, LAMB, MUTION, 4c. CORNED BEEF wal decidedly strong in the first hour, during | ,A WOMAN AND A MAN SeNT TO THE Insaxw Notice of funeral hereafter. 629 and 858 Chace, om which prices advanced +4a1%, led by Jersey Cen- | ASYLUM.—Yesterday the sanitary police depart- MELSE. 00 April 21, att sctook a e206 crt 908 Nocsien T abe eee een Perest wing, | tral, tov; and Louisville 1 to 76%; the other ad. | Ment sent a colored woman, named Mary Brown, ne ony oon ot oe ©. one 2S. Box 71, City Poat Omics, s oF Address | vances were fractional. The market wasthen steady | the Insane Asylum, She was found to be & poe ey yy 4 Marketing delivered free of charge to allpartaof the | fora few minutes and then became weak, prices | Taving manlac....To-day the same officers sent | ,¢/uPerm wus wee place , ot 3:96 pom city. mara | falling 4a1%, the latter Jersey, to 69%; Louisville | John Huriy, Sere cone of age, to the Insane | Friends and relatives invited to atiena. a = fell Ue 10 755; Michigan Central, 144 to 80; Lake ees enon iladelphia, poe = ¥ 5 tral, % ae meral Wath jz c SEWING MACHINES, cc. | fhereaatnaee si Nom Lore Central, 1 to 1a8%s, and | ove says, to 8 father, “who fit Into the Fore UNDERTAKERS, ———— io > L Abies DESIRING TO BUY OR RENT A | D&TelY steady at the decline. Ohio and Mississippi | lution.” He tionally weak, having fallen to 334 SEWING MACHINE, SHOULD NOT FALL 70 | Ron Saye Te qa aah ee (O36 call at AUERBACH'S, corner 7th and H, and mzke thei select ‘of all the iin ir one lon out different any, The QUEEN reme over all oth on collaterals of UERCIAT BARGAINS che Roe Lanes an Pacanene SINGER, (aightiy used) with’ stop "inotion, ex N a months. Prime mercantile paper, however, still | of public men. Consequently there are in man: Hite S a TGs Os, tae sec man Fi gRe | rules at Gaby per cent. ‘The market Tor fo m3 r in good order, $10: ‘warranted. exchany "Repair De) rt in Fates of the prime ‘drawers of sterling were ad- | have alread, az Hepats Department is complete in all its eppoint- Pp ng. ave y Corner 7th and H, Anta, door to AUERBACH'S Gent's Furnishing and Tr STANDS AT THE HEAD. THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE exporting gold. ———>___ The Markets. BALTIMORE, April 28.—Vi 6045; do. past di pons, a1 bia to: ay aa BALTIMORE, | April 28.—Cotton quiet and firm— ‘ELDREDGE! middling, 12%ai2%. Flour eteady—Howard THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING ci 3.50a4.75;do. ea 7) ity mills su; do. extra, le family, 8.00; do. winter wheat patent, 8.75. Compare is with any other and you will decide at once | Wheat, soutlicrn quist snd steady: "wostere log : walieal den in ite favor. Call and see it at Qull-southern 1.3501.40; OPPENHEIMER'S (9.2 western, zed, 5, Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, 1.42% auked; May, 1.42\a1.4236: June, 1.41% uly, 1450. 25%: A 1.207481. 2155 528 9th street northwest, near corner of F street. een enna we "rer conten white 103: Bazar, Dresemaker for Spring and Summer, showing | yellow, 81: western mix ; April, 8) 100 ‘of the leading wtyles for ‘and Children's | asked? May," asked; June, foxaho: July, TONATIF¢: wear, price 15 cents. 1018 | Ausust, 8038035. Oate'a better—southern, 55458: | G. Ki western white, 67858: do. mi 56a57: Penn: 5558. Rye,” nominully 95a1.60. ler ‘Penns SAFE DEPOSIT CO. quick prime to choice Penneyivania aud ‘Maryland, OR Ad ROBBER t a refined, 123{. Bi peas Charter Act of ‘January pd er ordinary to 3 3 and takes all’ kinds of Seluritios and Valuable oo ese ae ay nde BENJA! P. President. EE SLO RED Rees in rate AGRE L BTOHTEVENE, Secretary. ©. "E. Nyman, Asst. Seoy. Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles C. Glover, John Caasela, Albert L. Sturtevant, John G. ‘Thonta evana Parke. nid =e m.—Consols, 101 11-16 Earn, ENGI & 00/3 fee eee LAUNDRY SOAP IS ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI. CATE, &0., WHICH ARE USED-TO ADD WEIGHT Condensed AND BULK, AND WHICH QUIOMLY WEAX OUT | ‘The divorce sult of Gen. John B. Clark jr Rep- AND ROT THE CLOTHES. % Fesentative in Congress from the eleventh district IT IS SAFE, BEOAUSE IT IS ‘MANUFACTURED | Of Missouri, was decided in his favor yesterday. FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM | The Tennessee republican state convention yes- REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), | UeMday adopted s Fesolution against scaling PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE. Sine debts Sno Wen, reno yaied Governor CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- rece ‘ KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM ‘THE CARCASSES OF PUTEID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND-HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED WITH OUB NAME. ads fat rand Uj Texaa The Bt i xas, The ania Ae, Oud Coneets, tribute to the worth of Hon. Mr. Upson and in Ung 4 ¢ Muae re-el ion ngTess, shes one Of | TLL these cuts of the district atiorndy as a cones ~~ ss a etreet and | likeness of the Texas Cot Fectern Super, 3.1606.00; do. extra, 5.25a6.25: do. | Upson’s campaign succeeds, it 13 understood Mr. 5:00a1;80; do. Rio brands, T-Stat.t0: Baltiiers nen | COTKMIL will contest, = PROBATE BUSINESS was transacted to-day Juclge Hagner as follows: Deacon; order of publication made and_ petitio filed. Estate of Robert H. Ryan; final notice. Iget White was appointed guardian to orphans . Estate Garrett Barry, Jr.; proof of publication and order appointing T ball administrator; bond, $4,500. Will of ~ John Lenthall; will fully proven’ Estate Emma publication and Eunice inted administrator; bond, $1,500. Will order of publication. Estate order publication. guardian to show ds of new. | &, very Ynited and mostly a brokers’ market. | Dory mm Texas.—Durt The local money market continues extremely | tr:al wood cuts of District Attorney Corkhill gained Exainine the Self-thresding QUEEN, before buying | easy at 3a3y per cent for call lane, Time loate | Ledeen ers red quality not much | other journals through higher than cal loans for any date less than four | habit of embellishing their columns with portraits 1g strong, and a little before noon the | ney's favo Inve about Dontthng rettnenk strong, ney’s face lying al ubtiess many of them | 43 appeared to enforce attention to | (strata Everyinus Geeta ee vanced, so that there is again a clear profit of se medicine advertisements, ‘The most glaring on the district attorney that has yet come erpetrated down in the wilds of | F uu (Tex.) Gazette, in a flaming u Bi 9; | of M. White; bond, $500. L. Doughty; proof of Elaer a packed, 6a | © ; clear 2 of Gladston A. Moore; Hetis, tastha. te utter siendy™ Inre. B. B. Semmis; order on easier, 16, | cause. Will of Mary A. Berry; Rio’ car roven to-day. ree dai ef ieee ee be returned to Philadelphia, ‘the pictorial papers and OBN B. WRIGHT. 1c country that ape in the J ‘Telephone UGUSTUS BURGDORF, aa ngressman, In case Mr. Estate of Elizabeth rope ters—Mary Anna, Helen Louisa and > Who She names ag executors. pec as etna Alexandria Affairs, Reported for Tax Evaxixe Stan. ConseRvATIve ComMITTER.—The conservative ex- ecutive committee met last cent lower. Corn ‘firm, 17. 75a18.25, | the coming primary electio! FooxomicaL AND SAFE. ave the primary election for conservative candidates Right to arrange for it was agreed that OTICE! ‘OSEPH Ga’ GENERAL FUR: -NISHING UNDERTAKER, DISTRICT ATTORNEY CORKHILL's PICTCRE DOING | 1726 Pennsylvania orthwest. Terms and after the Guiteau anal Oveeyebing nwe-cinse elopieege aoe WILLET & LIBBEY . ae UNDERTAKER, 1331 Tanta SERRE RORTEWEST. ae FUBNISHING UNDERTAKER, NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER SAME PRICES AS LAST YEAR. We Lave 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. All persons in Washincton purchasing a bottle of aoe wears Fi TO Visit system Fre