Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1882, Page 3

_AUCTION SALES. _ AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. RE DAYS. {OMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. THIS AFTERNOON. ey TED IN THE BEST VITOL HILL, BEING AT Iabi Tg" AVENUE, B ShvuSah Stuer © virtue of two of trust, bearing date n SAG ‘x Wi BE tana ayer Moreh senate ee ccurinereiigeat TEN O'CLOCK: I ill sah the shove zt tively, and recorded in Libe: 855, foito &, et 38. 940 and 96 Louliens evenno. ‘and Liber No. of the land ree SAM'L BENSING ea. Sf fie a rr ALT a | . : V m8 Bay. th ¥. A.D. 1882, A Tront, Jn SATURDAY, MAY SIXTH, 1822, commencing at SLX OCLOC M., the followine described “ral remiss, 125 fect | PE: OCR AIM, werball se, within ana in front estate and premi-ns located 1m the city of Weshinaton,in ep co frontine To gf ott saetim voomns, ‘a general assortment ject, vin. Walaut Chamber Suttes; Parlor Suites upholstered th Kaw Silk and Brown Rep; Walnut Wardrobes; Welnut Siichosrds; Walnut Chiffouicr; Hair Cloth Sofa: Cottaze Suites; Painted Wardrobes; Burecus end Washstands; Hair and Husk Mat- said District and kno het aad ured by a deed of traxt upon, U fine bn ‘i trea'ea: Beimeiey Inersin and other Carpets; yo {porate partes, epecu:ators and builders oud foros: Brovecis, Inersin and other. (Carpe Site within velar fourth cash; balanos in one, two and ALSO AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY: ow Epa py bear ¢ per cent interest, ‘and to be | One Black Horee, kind apd geatie; Jump sest aes sod: Or all cise at purch cash, in good eonAition ; Set ~ingie Harness. faviting purchseer. coe! RKE, at purcha of 2100 at time of sale | One Family Carcuage, aearly new, best Wilmington, ~ ee Zee, required je Comigyied with in. 7 Del, take. —- dage; et snd comMibr defaulting cash, wane Terms HOS. J. FISHER & CO. = FOUR SMALI HOUSES Os SOUTHWEST AT AUCTION. SATURDAY AFTEENO( MAY ROC LOCK, on the promises, we elt purchaser, after 5 daya’ publi Fone aes spaper pabitshed in vexancing end sans a ‘notice of such resale in Washington, D.C. Con- eer's Coat. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auct. rpHesas DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AT roe ESROOS SATURDAY, MAY SIXTH, 1382, NINTH STREET ‘THIS EVENING. SNOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS ts wali be £4 Babee bana er corp cates eee Gonos tail turn Oak docer iestes ere eae ree mesh, ieee eee oe ‘ther four ‘in’ America, STEMCING Ot. LOUIS Essseeeats ea eae be fee other Patent excert Cares, and will plows the most ox. wens 31 ‘the ‘Premium vorsatthe Nations! Fair in 1971 Bi in the: of avery ae Dai seeulsecremerec: |THE STAR ROUTE CASES. mate by the celebrated Hi tise Cheap and beauufat eteut within the reach of al! clistes, ond we guarantee will five satisfaction to every one who will try it. GOLDEN HIL1,, the old reliable etand by and the Standard Family Flour of the District, and equal to 4 creat many g0-cal'ea Patent flours, ‘The Millers or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL havespent about $10, 000 in remodeiiug thelr znill, and have ia irGokden Rifts act ont iy ne a Matitisre Ly apetent dour with the wrost advan thet it can be bouht for considerably less money than @ great many Patent Process flours not near as white, hor as putritions as Golden Hil. For aio by all «ro- Wa. Me Gabe CO... Who are also tho Sole Wholesale Agents for the. ict of Hooker's Uclebrated Self Flour nd Baek wi . mi (itronsia CLARET, $4.00 PER DOZEN. ‘Several months ago we bottled = fow casks of the sbove, received direct. It is now in fine condition, being pure and agreeable. Wethink it will give better satisfaction than the much higher priced, imported. WITMER'S, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. rarer) Bens LOOK. 426, treet all pod bracit Parior ture, eeciniod ity goon Cs tx. Lots 16 fect # | FOLEY, Auctioneer. panbenclas Hale. len, Ena and Gu Faia 4 0 feet to an 18 foot » #01 Walnut and. Painted Chami nre, Hair one - onth AUCTION SALE. OF FOKFEITED PLEDGES. rnitn tort prc wecurol iy font of ask wk hate: | | Tella for Be Naiturr, gt fa Ty street northweet, | Eve, Fc atber Bllows apd Bolsters Wilton, Bruasla ee eT inate hee ae eta. | 1882, This cole will consist of Ladies and Goats’ Goal Sorortmeat China aid Glassware, Cooking and Heating a anche and Silver Watch Jewe. Ey louis, 2 = Sn sod Also, AS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. oks, Gu evolvers. Plated Ware, &c.. ko., pees Donte will continue EVENINGS, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, ‘until | One Mangling Machine. COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- | every lot hse been sold. Also, ALERTY 4s holding tickets, the time on which havine ox- | Sever al Coupes, Park ke. me tater 5 Gaceeae te vied will ean tak FOLEY, Auctionser,” | o4-2¢ THOMAS DOWLING. Ruccioncer. District of © eet iM Caio D — — = GALE.OF FINE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF TL Sets Pte ale, C8 MUNDAS. 3 eae STREET, BETWEEN CONNECSICUT AVENUE ESOT Sy Re TO-MORROW. AND EIGHTEENTH STREET NURTHWEST. Bene — Ou TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH, a : hom $ ait aa D MN Goathoas x: dD ts thw ne be é Scan TéL fr ne ‘21 feet. And Hiawsias’ atd:tion to Georgctown a F (ESE oonbag r= yep une _ Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest. | ives, Sub. Lot 8, in square 161, fronting ‘on. north side of L street, with average depth of about 103 Feet to an alley, improved by old frame house, No. 1743 { runs back of that width feet, and extends back 60 ved the two-story and $gern 2 and 20 feet. then narrows to DEY Goops, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. | RIB- ET: feet fariser, and is imp BONS, LACES, GLOVES, HUSIER 3, a wetthh | thet os SATINS, SUMMER +111 LADIES" DRESS | “Terma One-fourth cash; balance etx, twelve, cixhteen Gwelimg house, No. 1412 Fayette (or 39) | GOODS,” ALPACAS, LAWNS, SWISS PRINTS, | and twenty-four mon'hs, notes to beat six per cent, in- - _— CASSIMERE THREAD: SPUOL COTTONS | terest, und to bo secured by deed of trust on premises; WB) hog doe ah pgs i ho re SD SILKS, ke., Sc.. BEING EFFECTS OF A | or ali cash, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing and is etruck off, the resid: day: ¥ AND DRY GODS STORE REMOVED reeording at purchaser's cost. A deposit of §10u re- ean byron iy ALESROOMS, AT AUCTION quired at sae. 4 fo ae = and SATURDAY MOININ m4-4t DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. ny at purchasce’ 2 and ali taxes will be UDOLPH WATKIN os Rookie, O'CLOCK. IN LAUREL. MARYLAND, OF A MANSION, ADAPTED (OA SUMMER G, HOUSE, AND OF A HOTEL. f the owners we will eeil by public, in the town of Laurel, Maryland, on FRIDAY, 5 O'CLUCE P. M., all those aple properties, vi icant three-story frame Dwelling, with ne 21 rooms and au excelent celiar, (HARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Broke: EXECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREE ¢ SOUTHWES IN “THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF SAINT DOMINIO’? CHURCH, The undersigned Executors will sell, by virtue off the power contaiued in thewill of Mary Ann Master son, by « ublic auction, on the premises, on MON- ¥, THE FL TH DAX OF MAY, 1852, at PROPOSALS. Lots numbered (2) two and (3) three, PrP )POSALS FOR STATION. rounded by three ample es, Icehouse on | in sovare (465) four hundred and tixty-five, in the city reiises. ‘The house is tha occupied by | of Washinton. Fach lot has a frontage of twenty- Ovrice Devantwest, ? joa A- Ware, esq, who will vecate at once. It is in | three fect eight inches on 6th street southwest, Fannie = of fine shade trees, and cool and pleasant | back with an even width one hundred and twenty feeb, nid is splendidly adapte | to x summer board- | toa public alley Afteen feet wile. we very heer the ctation. ‘The grounds five acres of Jond, fronting ou the north street and on 2d street. perty known ae Milstend’ ‘The terme are: One-third of the hing Stotion jot cash on the day of sale, an; oue year from July 1, purchase, money on «i the balance in six and twelve months, with intereet at six ‘cent per ane num, fo be secured it on the property sold. or ail cash, (formerly miainins 16 rooms. ‘This building | the option of the purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of ith Kitchen attached. | It oceu- | $59 on each lot is required when the property is struck ely cligibie situation at the interacction | Off. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, in street with the Baltimore and Washington pike, FRANCIS M. JARBOE, grounds inclucing 2 acres of land. “ihere isa THOMAS GALLIGAN, maucted a6 a Livery ree May 1, 1883, but he th purchaser foriunmediate pos- is $00 per gnnum. Executore of Mary Ann Masters:n, deceased. mf cokds Y Gut. COLDWELLy Auct, rpuouas DOWLING, Auctioneer. LE_ OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, TENNALLYTOWN, ABUVE GEORGE: of a deed of trust, dated the 10th day of, 380, and duly recorded in hber 945, folio, one of the records of Wasbington’ the District of Columbis, end by direction is willing to new Then by mortzage. A deposit filo each from the purchaser of each lot required st . aren. tknown. salons og SCHMt RER & WHITELOCK, rn OK M. of TH 1 JUNE NEXY, for turnishi Fations the United States M Baltimore. party secured thereby, the undersicned Truste=s lo om Ji in front of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY Bes: Betas TWENTY-SLCOND, 1882, AT’ SIX” O'CLOCK. the following described property, vii 9 parcel of lau iving and being in ing a partof the Ali tnat certain’ piece id county, and be- jot of ground conveyed to Perry Sher- SALE OF PLANING MILL, SASH x Cain Eve AND DOOR FACTORY AND MACHINERY 0% dex.), east seven perches and of a perch: thence south nineteen 8 (19% dex.), eset five perches edths of a perch: eacola, By virt fade oe eae. raed Sinan . te Dy aed cae ey as, tated aes 4 tim it] 7 > n ct virtue of a deed ust recorded amon; under as follows: oni for the par oe ania Wh ee a aa esate Obtained | tand records of the District of Columbia in (Liber ereby Intend to he conveyed, it the norhwest COPner a — iy ween No. mies br naar I bifawpont ee anctic of eat lot in the ae ie of the Georgetown aa t Sa ton, D-C-~ and. ont of the prem" MONDAY, | Gills taroetne vost : hers Assistant Qoartermaster, South 4th street, Philadel- N D. MAY. A.D. 1849, at FIVF-1 HT TY Bronce ip ea hence north seventy an hree- he sh i twelve hundrodt and one-fourth ¢ and forty-four hui | Seventy and threo-fourthy of a decree, (7 seven perches and twelve hundredths of a percl turnpike road; thence north nineteen and one-for the following described part of Lot No. in this city, viz: Besinning atte b of ‘said lot, and running thence south sloug the line of Ist street west 116 feet, thence west 100 fort to the western line of said lot, theuce north alo1 western line 116 feet to the ne of north D stres be indor-s ‘Proposals for Rations,” Sued ahirexscd to the undersigned, Mejor and Quartermaster, U. mas east with said Destrent east 100 feet to the degrees (19's dex.) west, five perches and forty-four ginning, (improved janine iuill, e2-h and door | hundredine sf aperch ts, the Desk ming woniettie oe nine CoRPs, factory.) ‘This propert be sold cubject to.an an- | and 7 tenths square perches of ground, toxother with stes’s Overce, + | liu! «round rent of £210, payab'e in quarter yearly in- | the improvements, which consist of @ frame dwelling aroN, May 1, 1882.) | stalments, and with the right to purchase the feo for | and blacksmith shop and other Dulin i wall he gooekve? ok this . thereafter wil: be sold ali the ma- |“ $300 in ‘cash; and the residue tn two equal K M. of SATURDAY, | Chinery now on an¢ upon said premises, . payments. at sixand twelve montis, with notes bear- piving Wood | | Terms: For machinery, cash; for ground and im- | ing intereat, and secured by a deed of trust on the pro- sarin: ope or more | Crosepcgts cne-fourin Gash. and the residuein thrve | perty sold, All conveyancine at purchaser cont. $100 from day 1.152, to dune 30, | CWMal instalments at 6 12 and 18 months, with 6 per | Qovn when the property is ctruck off. If the terms of cent interest, to be se y the purchaser's notes and sae are not complied with in ten days after date of deed of trust on proverty orallin cash, atpurchsser'sop- | gale, the Trustes reserve the right to recall tho property og ag - Bon, A derost of $200uttimect sale, ‘Conveyancing at | atthe rink and cost’ of Se Setahine purchaser. -j, Annapolis. Md; Gosport, bear Norfolk, | Purchaser's cost.) Oy) punpArt, ‘Trustee. , ebay ‘Trustees. Friand. Cal. and Pensacola, Fa. (with tM] puxcaNsON BEOM, Aucte, Ty Trustee, | _mé-eokds _#AS: Ly DAVE £ sqeipe = - — ; | MPHOMAs DOWLING, Aucnoneer. fees DWELL Ne MOUS No, Ss EIGHTH | VALUARLET UP OVED PROPERTY ON H STREET, eee ae : : DWELL NG HOUSE, No, 926 TH | VALU, MPR OPERTY 0: ae ag NS EET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. BETWEEN TWENTJETH AND TWENTY-FIRST STREE rtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the ga, ict of Cot je cane of "Thones cause No. 7,973, on tho’ D. 1882, the undersixned, action, on SATURDA’ NOR’ West, AT AUCTION. On GUESDAY, MAY NINTH, AT SIX O'CLOCK, I wiil sell, in front of the Premises, partis of lot 101, fronting ‘1Gfeet on the north «de of H’ ts should be indorsed ‘Proposals for Fuel,” 84 widrened 19 the undersigied: cand Quartermaster U. neti, Cn RAT UED AE street, between 2h and 2ist sirects, by ® cept of 124 _ ind ww uli te oon decribed realex. | 3, $uth Hit cf way toa foot wide alley, improved : a the City of Washington, in the Distr ; iat gaaii: belane Wasdixcros Moxramest, wis Bk of tat nv VA, te | Comma, Ove Url cash, alenco ix, twelve nud eteht Wasntseros, D.C., April 25th, 1382, Dene ony eS eee yey 20s | on the property. Conveyancing at cost of pi FOR WHITE MARBLE Se ee id-dite r LEN! WR THE WASHINGTON MONE ss and bounds. folowh oe nee Nee ginning at the =n corner of vail Iet * HOMAS DOWLI N c cor. Ste OTE GEST | running thence month on the Line of "st treet BRE ONEENS, Aeeecoes Sheateee in tact | 4) feck nine) tnchen: the TY-FIVE ce 2ST NAY) 3GO, 10,000 8) at the site of the Wash- | inches. and thence cast to the becinnine. D PRANDS. ATS AUCTIONS roans d ferus of eale: One-third of the purchese money in leseoe SATURD v¥, SIXTH, at . 000) cab. feet (more or lees) he rvsudue in {wo equal instalments, "yayabe EGCLOCK:, "The attention of tho teadeis die : sH ely, with interest, at oue and two years from | pet sale, a6it ia without reserve. >thousand (23,000) cub. feet (more or nf nate, OF all each, st the option of the pur- | “seg yy UY He B8 tt ip without reserve. ‘A deponit of $100 in cash s DOWLING, Act. JiUMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. ao Will be sold, WEDNESDAY, MAY TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. di., a Brick and Frame Dweil- Si tired at the time 1 terme of sale to be complied with within reatier; in default of which is to be resold ater throe days’ adverti Evening Star" newspape risk and Bisnks, or any further information Let from this offies om request of the business of quarrymc such mat THO. LINCOLN ©. Lieut. Col Engineer: e faulting purchaser. weyancing at ing. on Congresy atroct, opposite Christ eburch, s85-c06 cost. JOSEPH J. DARL N Gesrgetown, D. C. pueixsexnorrice, 410 5th st. n.w., Weshington, D.! ‘Terms caxh, or secured note for six months MGISSER CUAAHINGTON MONUMERT, COLDWELL. duct. Building to'be removed within two months from date Semameares, D_O., Spelt 2th, 1968. NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. jae FOR WRovGHT AND cast tron | J" : g 2 R'THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. en's for furnishing and delivering ‘ast Iron Work, required iu the interior ington Menument, wil. be received at this | watt TWELVE M. on the EIGHTH DAY OF | 1 opened iumediately thereafter in the | SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL FS ae ON NORTH Sipe OF © SIREET, BE- ‘NE AN ELFTH STREEIS RORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING- ci poms DOWLING, Aw GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION or GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH AND PER- SIAN RUGS AND CARPETS, Spe ious, feornestion required can obtained at this office THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, fa Lieut. Col. Enginecrs, O54. Comprising . Soe Enscneet ia Charge | 1 will sell at public anction, in front of the RARE AND RICH SELECTIONS ROFOSA IERS. feo, on SATURDAY, MAY SIXTH, at rou. ee pee P 31, - all that piego of ground in the city Of Wastin. Ovrice or Buriprva ror Stare, ) Wan axp Navy DeragrMnts, > Wasutneton, D.C., April 2), 1332.) » det veri known 2s the west 40 feet 1 inch front by 104 feet in depth of orizinal Lot 3, square 323, with use of the 10- foot alley on the eaxt. PERSIAN, AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN, OUCHAK, GEORDEX, CIRCASSIAN, ARMENIAN, Rested proposals tor furni-hi im and put- | At FIVE P.M., on SAME DAY. premises known as KHORASSAN, AND MOORISH ing in 1 Lace the Gas Chan: Te requires for the office | No. 1013 Jeflerson street, George: the Lot havi the north wing tug Or State, War 2 front of 36 feat by a depth Of 106 Tost, Soa aes RN RUGS AND CARPETS! 'y departments, in thi eA be received at ontil TWELVE M. of MAY EIGHTEENTH, opened immediately thereafter In presence of 2 SPIRE, an ontis mad Oarae house as above desorbed Atso, Dicdiers. "Terms: One-third cash, of. which $100 must be JEDAZIENE, KELIM, AND BAGDAD PORTIERES Speci satis general bid first pieces, wet y co wiog Zeneral instructions, to bidders, and op each of fret two ‘and $50 on Being by far the handsomest collection of Textiles, in of gas Sxtures on ap ntion tothis office. DOLN CASEY, ps of Engluéers. design and quality ever offered by us. To take place at MY SALESROOMS, §8.W. CORNER PENNA. AVE, AND 11TH STREET, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY EIGHTH AND NINTH, MORNING AND AFTERNOON, ar ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK. ON EXHIBITION FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY, MAY 5TH AND 6TH. Every article guaranteed genuine and imported. m2-6t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. FE'S SALE OF A BRICK WAREHOUSE ST) FIRST STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA F vistue of doed of trust, recorded ue of = am. records of the District of Columbia, in No. 974, folio 382, I will offer for sale, front or the premises, on MONDAY, DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1882, at FIVE. the following described part of lot No. 573, in this sity. viz:—Beinni: street west, it BN corner of said lot, ning thenco on alley; thence east, slong the street, and thence nox ce ‘warehouse! thence south 30 feet tothe boptentng Gy ved by'a brick x ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, and the residue in thres C. H, CRAGIN, Jn., Attorney. RUSTER'S SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ¥8- E—IMPOVED AND MPROVED—IN SITY OF WASHINGTON, By virtue of a decree of the Supremie Court of the, Dstrict of jumbia, en on the Zist of April, 1882, in @ cause therein known as No. 7.010, ‘equity docket No. 21, 1 will sell at public auctiog, in front of the respective te the followiug real “os- the city of Washi on, District of Columbia: Ou WEDNESDAY, the TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1382, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., | Part of lot numbered 18, tf juare numbered 374, vi: | Bewin st a poivt on the west side of 9th street west, dis- = | Seat Gl feet sonth frem the northeast corner of’ said G. T. JONES, Agent, rice Routh 24 feet: ‘thence west 75 fect; Th wtreet wharf. ce north 2¢ feet; thence east 75 feet to the place of v Ddeinning. ‘9th etreet north- ‘STEAMEI STEAMPR “MATTA TH every SUNDAY, DAY end at 7 o'lock a.m, for Fowmsc river sopping at iandings in “Nomini on Tussdays jays, Mattox Creek on Sundays and Thurs- | Friday afternoons. For information apply to mos yer GERS TO EUROPE. ‘Thi: property is known as No. tis improved by a two-story brick Building, sruitabte for » fore and dwelting. And at QUAKTER OF SIX O'CLOCK P.M., ON THE SAME Day, Tot numbered 48, in square numbered 180, aecoraii to tie subslivision of John b. Turion, Trustee, recorded in Liber R. W., No. 1, follo ¥, of the Surveyor's office, Chis lot is unimproved. It is situated on 16th street | west, bet) P ‘streets north. ) ON THURSDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ‘ 1882. AT FIVE O'CLOCK | Mf, Western part of Lot numbered 14, in square 569, viz: Lewin at northwest corner of said ‘lot, rin thence east tnorih 21 feet, 545 inches: thence sout 3, W. ROTEL Ate the Agents for the & SON Gf Tickets in this District or INMAN STEAMSHIP co. to visit Europe cau obtain allin- ermation Ly applying to ' J .W. BOTEL _miT-Sn - Ppotousc TRANSPORTATION LINE On end after MARCH 1 MER STE, Cap. | a fain W. C. G: w e STEPHENSON ‘equa! instalments, at 6, 12and.18 months, with 6 WHALH. fect of stu ctreas, EVEN SU f | Seitiseaeae tote mera Ee tae ms, noton, @cloek Pin 1. deed of trast on the property, or all in cash Cluser's option. A deposit of $100 at time of eale™ rurchase:’s cost. wnning at a bias puresREGINALD FENDALL, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. m2-dte HANCERY SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO. STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING. No. 221 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET NORTHWES’ Diniriet of Coumabia eltsing mirict of Columban on the 22th day ofSeptet Wilhsine et al. va, auetion, in front Elan th, 1582, | "persy is situated on the southeast corner of is northwest deick store and dw butiding and a one-st D3 O'CLOC. Part of Lot numbered Beatin at sathwert corker of said 2 jaryiand eht ancl thi at Au it i ira in must te P arrive in Waslsinuton every Saturday night. STEPHENSON & BEO., AGENTS, 7th street Wharf and Cor. 12th and Pa. ave. ;, run thence ve. 28 feet; thence with said avenue, ce due west along id lot; thence du: FOX POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGA. ) after NOVEMBER 3m, 1881, the steamer NETH will leave her whart, foct of Tth street, AY, THURSDAY and SATOR- MONDAY as far as petiiwest sevuts £2 fect 10 ipebew, Conge southeastwar dat right ws with said syenue, 127 feet tothe place of ginning. ‘This property fs situated on the north side of Mary- ad avenue, Letween 21 and 3d streets east, and is fin PLEIH DAY OF MAY, 1882, ‘AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. mbered 14, in square numbersd 693. ot ia Proved: itis situated on the south side ween New Jersey avenue and South AND AT FIVE FORTY-FIVE O'CLOCK P. ML, ON . = THE SAME DAY. eptans: * ¥ Cp eRe | ety numbered 1, 2 8. 4 5, 6 4 &, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, CONBECLING AT Ne WIHT BOSTON | Blazden'e a iy Hy Liber B, folio 91, of ADD PROV EUEN 7 S. | tue surveyor ice. First-class ‘aze to Fortress Mouroe and Norfolk ...¢2.°0 | “"Thene lots ure uniinproved: they are situated on Vir ker - ~ © | winia avenue, between New. Jersey avenue and 24 street a ts F> » en Norfolk 2 1. fitet-class are to Piney Point und Pout Lookout... i. u . r Becond-clase are tr Return’ i 7 » their | the terms are com) New York, every | paid in fall. and nt sold on Foc jarteulars | plied with within tex a wh, cost of defaulting yp Staterootus cam be secnred at general | at purchaser's cost. street. Nationa Metropolitan Dank 4 oe ket oe — Yona ylvania ave- P. YOUNG, A . Sor ea ALFEED WOOD, Secretary. LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS is JUSTH'S Od Stand known for. D-HAND WE ABE DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY ANY | tone, CANNED GOODS over till next season. Therefore we offer the follow- ing: 200 dozen ‘Boston Market” TOMATOES, Tb. cans.,) ‘tra heay ric sked.. fe dozen: 200 Seen call peak sini Oo agin NEE i ’ TILES and FRUITS. GEO, E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No. 1209 F STREET. F OR LENT! Bout tit in T Soueed Trout. Boveless Codfish. Fresh Smelts. Boneless Herring. Fresh Cusk, Bpiced Oysters. Yarmouth Bloaters. Russian Caviar, Kiprered Herring. Codfish Ba I Columbis River mon. Pickled Lobster. Mochias ‘Lobster. Pine She Gees. taria De Edam Sardines in Oil. B. W. REED’S SONS, £23 1216 F street northwest. UST RECEIVED— A fine lotot BOSTON CUCUMBERS, FLORIDA TOMATOES, aud FLOKiDA ORANGES, Constantly on band, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS, Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Patack Mark®r, Corner 14th street and New York avenue, (VE ARE RECEIVING DAILY m4 V EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, FRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECIED OY ERS, GAME AND FRESH FISH, Constantly on hand PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO. 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVI UE. Btalla 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, and200 ap’ £08 Nosthenn Liberty Makers oe kas Box 71, City Post Oftice. cigiarFotini delivered froe of change to allparts of the 3 mar2 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. CORNera, HATTER.”—SPRING STYLES Silk Hats made to order. atyles remodeled. Straw Hats of all kinda cleaned. &o., the Manilla a specialty. "CUNNINGHAME 140 Bos northwest. all WE ABE UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY 1N DRESS SHIRTS, Linen Linen Caffa, Silk Neckwear, Cotton socks, Undetohirte asd Drawére New styles of Percale Shirts, the very best quality, only $1.25. Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents. Finest Dress Shirts to order, elegantly made, only $2. Six fino Dress Shirts to order for $9. All goods areguaranteod to give satisfaction in every “ MEGINNISS', 1002 F street northwest. E S B. ELLERY, le SUCCESHOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS GENTS' FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Steer Nonrawest, Wasuixaroy, D.0, SHIRTS Six of the Finest Dress Shirta to orer.. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order,. Six Fine Shirts to order. mara rpuomrson’s DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY ier #ystem, and consequent . Pciicetay ie, |B UE PASSED BETWEEN COUNSEL THURSDAY. ssesereeeee My 4, 1883, 2d Edition. AN EXCITING SCENE IN COURT. After the report of the star route proceedings in the Criminal Court this afternoon in the first edition of Tam Srax closed, after various motions were disposed of, Mr. Merrick said that one of the defendants— John W. —had not eoiatatiecs mee some 5 a poled cots r. spoke al length, ing & con- versation between himself and Mr. Ingersoll, in which it was. that no beach warr:nt should be issued for John W, Dorsey, Mr. Ingersoll having promised to have him “T call the attention of the court to this matter.” said Mr. Bliss, and say that I believe it was inten- Uonal On the’ part of Mr. Ingersoll to violate his Promise and not have him here.” Mr. Ingersoll here arose excitedly, and gery hea! table, shouted: Ties a let ou a Hart” “Marshal,” called Ju Wylie, in a threatenti and ‘thes ade ing tne counsel, said: “TI will be atany cost. The court wi unt b permit It” a “While, id Suds ylie, “Mr. Ingersoll’s lan- guage went beyond the proper measure of retalia- Won, the offence of Mr. Bllss was unexcusable.” Judge Wylie warned the counsel that upon a repe- tition of such a scene he would deal out summary punishment. Mr. Merrick said he had moved for bench war- Tants, &€., and he was ype booed informed by his associate that he had a professional pledge that J. W. Dorsey would be present, and the bench ‘warrant need not be served. Mr. Ingersoll had come into court and made the it Dorsey Would be present. He wasdoubtful then whether the pledge would be kept, but he had relied upon Mr. Ingersoll’s statement. Mr. Ingersoll did not deny that he made the statements attributed to him, but asserted that he had acted in good faith In the matter, “May Task,” satd Mr. Merrick, “what effortsyou have made to have him here?” or mae not answer the other side,” sald Mr, In- gersol The court said that the court must take it for granted that no effort had been made. ae do fe decline to answer the court,” said Mr. ers] Mr. Bliss said that the first intimation he had that Mr. Dorsey would not be here was from a re- mark he heard from Col Ingersoll, and tt was that remark that had made him believe that it was a trick not to have him here. ‘THE TRIAL POSTPONED. Mr. Merrick said that the government was con- strained, owing to the absence of Mr. Dorsey— this man who is so innocent and yet a fugitive from justice—to ask that the trial be postponed. ‘The court remarking that he was anxious that the trial should be concluded before wari weather, Said he would postpone it till a week from next Tuesday. THE RERDELI CASE IN THE POLICE COURT. The hearing in the Rerdell star route conspiracy case was not resumed in the Police Court to-day, on account of the counsel being engaged in the Star route cases in the Criminal Court. District Government Affairs, ‘The Commissioners have directed the District treasurer to charge $1 each for permits to manu- facturers to sell goods of thelr own make in the District. SLAUGHTER HOUSES. In response to a letter from Hon. H. 8. Neal, chairman of the House District committee, asking if there are any complaints against the butchering establishments of the District by reason of the manner of conducting the same, the Commissioners State that while there have been no specific com- plaints against these places as injurious to health, complaints have been made of the offensive char- acter of some of them. STREET-CAR TRANSFER TICKETS. In response to a request of Hon. E. H. Rollins, chairman Senate committee on street railroads, for the views and suggestions of the District Com- missioners as to the feasibility and Upto A of legistation requiring a system of mutual transfers between the various street car lines, whereby a passenger, by the payment of a single fare to one company, may be -transferred to and complete his or her journey to destination by an- other Ifne, the Commissioners state that they are of opinion that legislation requiring a system of mutual transfers between the vurious lines 1s both feasible and desirable. It 1s, however, worthy of consideration whether, at the present rates of transportation on the several car lines, these transfers should be required tobe made without additional charge. They are of opinion that in all cases tickets issued by one Une should be made receivable on all other lines. ———— The Christiancy Divorce Case. ‘This afternoon Judge Hagner had before him in the Equity Court the Christiancy divorce caso on Motion of Mrs. Christiancy’s counsel to take the testimony of Stephen Chester, of New York. The , testimony they expect will contradict that of | Haight, taken by commission, as to admissions by Haight that he bad had improper relations with Mrs. Christiancy. The court granted the motion. oo Mr. Ingalls to-day reported favorably the House ‘Dill to extend the jurisdiction of justices of the aD Peacein the District, and to regulate the proceed- MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, ings before them. It gives justices jurisdiction of asm racuaaaar uses Involving an amount “not to excoed $500 in NECKWEAR, 7 FOOTWEAR, Tus PREestvenr has ordered that the execution of Ready-mafe STITRTS at following ia Crow Dog be respited until July 17th next. Best ‘finished, Toe. ; finished, Best £of the £.. uufihed. Gk. Bie. ‘Tue ATroRNeY GaNERAL 18 expected to return Boy's Wamautta, untinished, 600. ; finiahed, 750. 310 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 709 DO NOT FAIL 709 toexamino, before purchasing, our elegant SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS. They are Charcoal Packed; have Polished Metal Linings, Slate Stone Shelves and are attractively finished. . Low Prices for the best quality of China, Glass W: ‘i Pinted Ware and House Furnising Goods. ge WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE. EFRIGERATORS, WITH PORCELAIN WATER TANKS, CHESTS at low prices. White Mountain and Peerless FREEZERS. WATER COOLERS and STANDS, (all styles.) a29 CLOTHES WRING! . Giiray's Colobrated LACE CURTAIN STKETCHERS. GEO. WATT: 229 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. Fy REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, PORCELAIN LINED COOLERS, ICE PiTCHEBS, &o. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Inrorter or Cama axp Guasswane, am 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. JF Y0U WANT A COOK STOVE OR RANGE Call and soo our new Range, withgPatent Duplex Our stock of REFRIGERATORS, OI, and GAS STOVES is ete, of VES in now complete. of which, W. 5. JENES & CO., ‘717 7th street northwest. Cc HR. RUPPERT, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- a DREN'S: CARRIAGE COMPANY, fc e. and Durability in the the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort. a‘ ty ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET and LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CYCLES, WAGONS, &ec., can be ‘bought at the lowest al CHR. RUPPERT. ‘OUNTAIN BRAND OF FINE CUT CHEWING BACCO is the best, ‘Try it, For i. Ge IN “ate fan from Philadelphia on Saturday. A-LARGE NuMBER oF Lapres interested in the entertainment for the benefit of the Garfield Memorial hospital attended the meeting at Wil- lard’s hotel this afternoon. The following com- mittee was appointed to take charge of the dona- tions at the ict table in the rotunda of tho Capitol next Saturday, from 10 a.m. to7 3 Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Edwd. Clarke, Mrs. Hildray Mrs. Metzerott, Mrs. McIane, Mrs. Dr. Antisel ‘Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Dr. Holden, Mrs. Dr. Busey, Mrs. Otis Bigelow. The following Fp ladies will have charge of the table: Misses Lusk,Holden, Blackfan, Raum, Antisell, Johnson, Kelly, De Chambrun, Con n, Kearn, Bradley and Mrs. Clark. Latest Telegrams to The Star. The Great Malley Tria! JENNIZ CRAMER'S MOTHER ON THE STAND. New HAVEN, May 4—The Malley case opened this forenoon ‘with the cross-examination of the Reporter “cou ” by Mr. Jones, but nothing new was elicited. The next witness, Mrs. Cramer, mother of Jennie, who reiterated her testimony given at the preliminary examination in West javen and produced the letters written by James Malley, jr., to Jennie and the letters written by Walter Malley, signed “Blanche.” peste ad ‘Wall Street To-day. New York, May 4—The Post's financial article says: The Stock market is only mode- ately active to-day. U. 8. bonds are 3 lower for the extended fives and sixes; a decision fcom ‘Washington respecting the order of calling for re- demption the extended fives is expected 7ab least its publication 1s expected to-day. Southern ‘state bonds are neglected. Railroad bonds are generally strong; a feature of this market being Paul and Omaha consols, which are apse. 105, the purchases of these having of Ia! nm by Vanderbilt brokers. The general market continues to show much strength, and the net re- ‘sult of all the fluctuations up to the time that we write is an advance of 3a1% in the active list and 3gaiX in the inactive stocks. The probable loss Of the steamer Salvador, belonging to the Pa- cific Mail steamsh! Pet ead eh. ype the stock of the company 1% points, Or the equivalent of $350,000 market value. Of the active stocks the features have been Denver at 613/262: Shore, 1olag; N. ¥. Cont das ener, uae @9a703%5, and Omaha, 373a89% ai 102%. ot is active list, ‘the features have been Guitenu, the Aveasvin. CALL FROM A SYMPATETEER. ‘Yesterday afternoon probably the first out and ‘out sympathizer for Guiteau called upon him, and walking to the cell door, and shaking the hand of the prisoner, he said: “Mr. Guiteau, I tender you my heartfelt sympathy.” This wasenough for the prisoner, and he warmly grasped the hand of the visitor, exclaiming loudly, “Thank you, sir. You Fnow I did right to remove Mr. Ga and you'll find that I'll be the man in the country He ought to have Temoved, for he would wrecked the republican party and ruined the nation” GUITEAU HAS HOPE YET. Guitean yesterday sawin a newspaper clipping from the Cincinnat! Commercial a statement that it would be “sixty days before the assassin of Gar- field would be hung.” “That's Murat Haistead’s paper,” said Gutteau; “he'll feel pretty bad if he gets left by about a year.” se dane: > a A Sailor Sent to Jail. AN UNEXPECTED EPIBODE IN THR CRIMINAL COURT This morning when the trial of Jones and other had been commenced in the Criminal Court, fo assault and battery with intent to Kill Sengeant Amiss, a man in a saflor’s garb appeared, and soon seated with one of the female relatives of a pris- oner, attract. the attention of the officers. It Was discovered that his name was Alfred Ise- minger, a sailor on the U. 8. steamer Wyandotte, summoned as a witness for Lilly. The rule hav- ing been made to exclude witnesses he was directed to leave, but and was forcibly taken to the witness’ room. Here he remained until the argument was commenced, the defence concluding not to put any witnesses on the stand. Tr & seat among the spectators he paid strict attention to the al nts. About 124 O'clock, while Mr. C. M. Smith was arguing the feast ““They areail very good fellows "heobserved, nesses.“They are el @ “only I delleve sometimes McDevitt makes an ass othimself when he is on the stand.” McDevitt ‘Was sitting within the bar. and there was a gene- ral lat at this, in the midst of which the clap- Ping of a pair of hands was plainly heard in one corner ar. ya ered man here,” sald Judge Wylie ‘There was a little commotion in the corner, and then an officer, Bailiff Searle, brought a man wear- ing a sailor shirt to the front, who sald his name was Alfred Iseminger. “ You are cullty,” said Judge Wylie, “of disorder in the court, and’ of contempt of court, and the court therefore orders that you be confined in the Jail for ten days.” “Thank ypu,” ald Iseminger, and he was taken to the dock, the offence having been committed and the trial consummated in tree Or foUF mln w set Ss THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The foliowing are the opening and closing 9712>s Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporte. by special wire Wo H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: A.D. Tel ....... 4834 8 Canada Southern. 50 52 Central Racific. £935 04 Chesapeake and Ohio. 2 2 ‘Chesapeake and Ohio 2 133, 74 iix Bix +e 8835 B2hg 5 wx Houston and Texas. 73 Tilinols Central. 136% LB.& W... 4355 Lake Erie & W. 20% Lake Shore. 10135 Louisville and Nashvilie. Tis Manhattan Beach.. 833g Michigan Central sg 84% Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 317% Missourt'Pacitic. 9256 Mobilo & Ohio. 4 Manhattan Elevated. 4835 Metropolitan Elevated. 87g New York Elevated... 108 Nashville and Chattanooga, ot New Jersey Central. 60% New York Central . 128% Norfolk ana Western 52 S05 78% ao 14 Big Ontario and Western. Bx Pacific Mall 40% Peo., D. and bated Pennsylvania Central. id Reading . ae BK Rock Island. 131 St. Pau... 113 St. Paul preferred. 11x St. Paul and Omaha 39 St. Paul ana Omaha preferred. 102 ‘Texas Pacific. - 41% Texas Land Grants & Union Pacific .. neg 2123¢ Wabash and Pacitic. 30, B05 Wabash and Pacitic preferred... 537 5i%e Western Union. 22 88g 83% QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT Bowps, BASF WALL. YESTERDAY. At Washington—High School, 36; Columbia Col- lege, 3 At Philadeiphia—Balumore, 6; A 7. At Brovidence—Providence 3; New Brunswick, N. J.,—Rutgers, 15; Lafayette, & At Boston—Boston, 17; Worcester, 4 At New Cincinnati, 7; Pittsburg, 3 At Cleveland—Cleve- i 0: betro! 1." At. Buflalo—Buffalo, Sate ‘AU St’ Lous St. Louis 6; Loulsvill ‘upon Wises third baseman of tre Boston club, in a suit Tor breach of contract, brought by the Cincinnati club. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS ‘The Columbia Rifle Association, of unis city,have arranged a series of matches for the summer season—May Ist to September tst—inclucing long range, mid range and off-hand matches. ‘Trickett, the oarsman, will sail from England to-day tor’ his home in Sydney. verve Stan, Primary ELRCTION.—The conservative nominat- ing election begua ‘this morning, and in each of tho four wards of the city there were three sudges and a clerk. ‘The voting was by ballot. jutges were by no means strict tn confining votes to those who supported the conservative ticket at last election. All who would agree to support the nominees at the election now at hand were allowed to vote. The offices for which nomina- tions were to be made have been filled so well that for three of them there was no opposing can- didates to the present incumbents, and by a vote substantially Unanimous Col. Martin Mayre was nominated as clerk of the court, Major Wm. HL Smith as city sergeant, and Major M. B. Harlow as city treasurer, were hominated. The office of commonwealth’s attorney occasioned the only contest, Which Was narrowed lo two candidates, Mr. 8. G. Brent, the present Incumbent, and Leon- ard Marbury, both young lawyers of ability. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INTKKESTA—The corn exchange held its annual meeting yesterday, and elected Waller Roberts president and its other Oficers. The exchange owns # fine building at Ube corner of King and Union streets, where gratin Is offered every morning. It has a’ score or more of members, Reporter's Norrs.—The Alexandria Light In- fantry, Capt. McBurney, yesterday afternoon had a skirmsh drill on’the open grounds neat Scolross,” which was witnessed by ‘i lange crow including many ladies —The school board will hold a called meeting to-night at the Peabody Dutlaing.—The superintendent of police labor forve Is clearing the city and repairing bridges in ‘Ube fourtn wat MARRIED. HANDY—HICKENLOOPER. On May 4th, 1882, at noon, at the Metropolitan Presbrterian church, tyy the pastor. Rev. John Chester, .0., WILLIAM I. ANDY, formerly of thir ich. ut mow of Kutusas City, Mo., to Mins ETTIE HICKENLOUTER. OEDSET Gao ED. COSTAGGINI. On Wednesiay, May 3, 2882, at 12 Sdocks.m.- MADELINA. ped three yeat-and leven montha, beloved daughter’ of Hilinpo and BM ‘Com taxgini. Funeral will take place from parents’ residence, cor- er of First and Carroll sirects southeast, on Priday, May Sth, at two Relatives and fricuds respegt= uly in . UNDERTAKERS. (JOSEPH GAWLER, aes GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERT, 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northweet. Terms and everything first-class. Jom wacnr UNDERTAKER, 1937 Tewri Sruner Nokraweer. Telephone Connect . a0 7 aera 3 FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 316 Pennsylvania urtiwest, between 34. and ‘treeta Everything iitet-clane. only reiable Ladies’ Physician in the city, ean be conmulted daily at 237 Henneyivania avenue. All emaie Complaints and Irrerularities quickly removed. treatinent. ‘Cor espondence and conse tations Sepa 2 DISEASES OF THE: GENTTO, ORGANS, Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Nerves, Women, Oatarrh, Bronchitis, Dyapepsia, &e., spredily and permanent cured, Write fo. advicn. Book iro. Dr. 5.41. BAKES Box 104, Bufialo, N. sult Drs. Brothers sud Gra; the only physicians in this city cure you without mercury? pointed of a cure by not ety who can permanently 2 Many have been disap- ing on us at first ‘Thirty ml -1m y NTI TREAT speedy cure gusrant ‘enereal and Nervous Diseeser, without the use of mercurial or other objectionable trratinent. In recent or acate easen, prescriptions and advice given free, Oiioe strictly RE one seen but the doctor. 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CATHERWOOD, 114 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. m9-3m NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER WILLET & LIBBEY'S. ‘We have 6,000,000 feet of Lumber, carried over from last year, and wo will sell every foot of it at old prices. dentialiy’ ‘north AVEL ROOFING, eg ar ALKER'S, 206 20th strest northwest. OMPOUND LICORICE POWDER, and coacmatn Sermaeie) bo preeetying the Moss: res- PUMA NOKWEGIAN COD LIVER OI, a. ue. xLoczEWski's PHansacr. er FURNITURE STORAGE. ‘CHACT At PAINTS, (ROOF AND HOUSE.) ASBESTOS CEMENT, FELT, WICK, PACKING, &e. unequsied by any in rich- the sie fea paint an 8. Capital, ‘Treasury. sh Sie eee J. W. KENNEDY & C0., Dealers in Metals and Builders’ Hardware, 606 Pennsylvania eve. and 607 B street northwest, (Established 1800.) (ASBESTOS Liguip ERaaee cn