Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. = === FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL FS- NELLVESTH AND EWELP LH STR: EIS 2 N ‘ LPT RTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING 45ND IMPROVED REAL FSTATE ON EAST SIDE OF JEFFERSON STKtET, NEAR WATER | STREET, AND STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE IN ALLEY LEADING FROM JEFFERSON INTO CONGRESS STREET, NEAR STREET, IN GEORGETOWN. ._ in front of the ear on SA TURD AT MAY SIXTH a POCT E. pa ae serene ethan eta = = erat: e ‘323, with use of the 10- premises known as the Lot hat a Be eh of 10 feet. with the use 10-foot alley on jc aaa ey ‘One-third cash. of which $190 must be paid of first two pieces, and $50 on t piece at time Texidue m one and two years, 6 per cent inter trust. All conveyancing, &c., C. H. CRAGIN, Jn., Atorney. "2 THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED IN CON- of the rain until THURSDAY, MAY ELEV- | L, at FIVE ana SIX O'CLOCK respectively. d&is ©. H. CRAGIN, Jz., Altoraey. ercassos BROS., Auctioneers. ? UNIMPROVED PROPERTY i BETWEEN FinsT 3 EAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of th District of Columbia holding a special t-rm i ens, May 3d, 1882, in the case of Barbars. felmuth vs. Agnes Kieney et al., No.-7,93, eqn @ocket 21, the under wd Trustee will, ON FRIDA THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 1882, in. front of th premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK B.M.," sell, at public Suction, to the highest bidder. part of lot th.rty-eix $23 im sauare, seven hundred B24 thirty-two 32, east forty feet eiht inches front by ninet feet in ofeaiaice I his part of lot will besold in two lots of twenty fect four inches front each. ‘Terms of sale: Cash. All ing fees at the purcha: the terms of aaleare poteomplinl with within five days the Trustre reserves ‘the right to re-sell at defaniting purchzser’s cost after cech lot af the tune theyropsriyigcode ets OF property is s COLLIER C. FRAYSER. Trustee, m8-d&ds No. 486 Louisiana avenue. USTEE’S SALE OF PLAN! MILI, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY AND MACHINERY. y virtu of adeed of trast recorded among theg&% | Iand records of the District of Columbia in Liber; No. 974, folio 329, I willoifer for aule, in front of the prem: ma MONDAY, JHE FTF- TENTH DAY OF MAY. A.D, 1982, at FIVE-1 IR TY O'CLUCK P. M., the foliowing deseribed part of Lot No. 6, in Square No. 573. 1m this city, viz: Boximuing at tre northeast corner of said lot, and r, wz thence south along the line of Ist street west west 100, e western line of s rth alone said western line 16 feet tot ni ‘<i D street, i2id thente east with raid Dutreet cast 100 fect to the be- ing, (iaaproved by ory) This pe xrounl rent of nius mill, sash and door wid be sold subject to an an- Paya e in quare« stolments, and with the right to purchase the fee for $3.500. Tumodiately thereatier will be sold all the ma- ehinery now on an ip i pzensiees. ‘ory in Terms: For machiyery. cash: for ground and im- Provements o i. aad the re-idue in three eval instal 1 cent interest, . en deed of trust on property or ali in ca-h, st purchaser's op- ten. A dep. 00 ut time of sale. Conveyancing at UNIMPROVED SOUTHWE TY OF 5 p's CHUKCH, ned Pxectty 7 leceaced, COLDWELL, auet. SONS: HING TO OPERATE IN STOCKS Es LARGE OR SMALE AMOUNTS, - Should write to M. BROWN & CO., (ON BROKERS, No. 6 WALL STREET, N. ¥. Fteck Priviteges Secured at Close Rates. rate on mercin sgainst ony they show a profs. solicited. mt P IVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWE! WASEINGTON AND NEW YORE. H. H. DOL E, and Tnvestinent Securities Bough tw) Seld on Commission, Bo. 599 15ru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,’ Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Bnoapwaz. New Youu. ities boneht and sold on coramis* Philadelphia, New and Washington. Orders executed on ths New York Stock Exchange at cne-sighth of one per ce: z Private and direct telegraph wires telphia, ‘ork and Boston, throngh h oxters sre exccuted on the Stock Exchanges | ix those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations | ef Stocks and Bonds and information regardiag tho ‘Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di- reet from w York Stock at snore, xchange. MEDICAL, &e ‘ Eee _CONSULT DR. LEON, 237 PENNA. AVE. m4-6t BOTTLE OR TWO OF DR. BRUTHERS' IN- A vigorstine Cordial will cure any case of Nervous binty. jssions sud Lupoteney; (loss of Sree ees Sahat uperts vikor to the whole’ system, 996 B street southwest. 49-1" z DISEASES SHOULD CON- Gray, 906 Bi street a0 aus im this city who can perma | t mercury! Many have been by not calling ou us at first. SCIENTIFIC ‘TREAT. ranted of all Venersal the use of merenrisi or In recent or acute cases, | en free. Office strictiy doctor. Hours, $to5, | ln" | BROTHERS FAILS TO ypreowed or Paiuful Men- Leucorrhew (or Whites), and ail Inter- Azrecularities of the Menstrual Periods; 35 $06 Betreet smthweat, — 2l8-ini* Se MA TORRHG@EA, TMEOTENCY, AND ALL PRr | Yate Direases quickty cunsi, also’ Lucorrhea and Female Weokueases,&c. No’ calomel or niercury A. Othe, 514 ¥th stu. w., bet. E and F ste. mim" WE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FoR LA | female com ickly cured. Ca: Gousitited daily at 924 Tth treet horthwese Otics hace from I to ¥ o’cock p.m., with ixhes only. mill. r OF THE GE Dyspepsia. &c.. speedily a3 fo advies, Sook ine. Dr. S./E- BAREIS fia Y. mil WEST'S FE. 0. x TREATMENT: A Specitic Head- | Mi: ach box contains ond box, or six boxes for = 4 on receipt of | fix foxes fo cure any case.” With cach | ed by.us for vix boxes, accompanied with | five dol ars, we will wend the ourchaser oUF WEittaijuar- | ute t return the money if the treatment docs not ure. Gnasantees issued by STOTT & CHOM- | Vania avenue, Ws D.C. | Retail Agents, to whom all oclé curt. Gonaerives coced iat 48 bow hee | ul Fenny frame are. per box, wuder seal on receipt of price. SPrciaL BARGAINS T TO-DaY. eens ip ON FRIDAY, | front or'the ‘should | the: FPuOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. VALUABLEIMPROVED PROPERTY ON H STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY-FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On i UESDA MAY NINTH, 1382, Ai SIX, =. O'CLOCK, T will in front of the rremises, part of lot 5, in equare No. 11, fronting 16 feet on the: north s de of H atreet, between 20th and 21st «recta, by & depth cf 144 feet, with rizht of way toa 20-foot wide alley, improved by a frame dwetliuz. ‘Verms: One-third cash: balance # *, twelve end cicht- eer months, with interest, eecurer by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. 3-daeds ‘THOM A@® DOWLING, Auctioncer. E OF FINE LOY ON NORTH SIDE OF L ‘RE! FI CONNECTICUT AVENUE NURTHW! on TU! FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sel’, in froutof the prem ises, Sub. Lot 8, in square 161, fronting 21 fect on north side of L street, with averace depth of ubout fect, toan alley, muproved by old frame house, No. 1743 treet. * Terms: One-fourth eash ; balance six, twelve, eichtsen and twenty-four mon:he, notes to beer six per cent. 1 terest, and to be aecuzed’ by diced of trust on premise: or all cash, at option of purchaser. Conveya: se and recording at purchaser's cost. A deposit uf $10u Te- fired at wae. os DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. md-5t JOLEY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF Four! i I will sell for F. Selinger, at 737 7th street northwest, commencing SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINIH, 18H2._ This «ale will consist of Ladies and Gents’ Goid gd Silver Watches, Jewe'ry. Clothing, Booty Shoes, Books, Guns, Revolvers, Pisted Ware, &c., and will contigs EVENINGS, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, until every lot hd® been sold. Persons holding tickets, the time on which having ex- Pired. will please take roti FOLE) ¥. SELINGER, ‘Broker. EY, Auctioneer. a26-17t NRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ES- TATE—IMPOVED AND UNIMPROVED—IN THE CITY ASHINGTON. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, Di-trict of Columbia, fared on the 2let day of Apni!, 1832, in a cause therein kuown a8 No. 7.910, equity docket No. 21, I wil “1 at public auction, in frout of the vs, premices, the following real cs tate in the city of Washini istrict of Columbia: On WEDNESDAY, the TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., Part of lot numbered 18, in equare nnmibered 374. viz: Bexi. at a point on the west aide of Ith street west, dis- tant G1 fect south from, the rortheast corner of «aid square: run soutl: 24 fert: thence west 75 feot; thence north 24 feet; thence east 75 feet to the place of beginning. Thi: proverty ia known as No. 822 9th street north- wes. Itis improved by a two-story brick Building, guitsbie for a store and dwelling. And at QUARTER OF SIX U'CLOCK P.M., ON THE = OP 8 numbered 48, in #iuare nut} , according to the subdivision of John ¥. Turton, Trustee, recorded No. of thé Surveyor's office, is situated un 16th street wert, Letween P an 1 Q streets north. ON THURSDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, ‘AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. Weste=n part of Lot numbered 14, in square 569, viz: Bexin ator hwest corner of said tot, rtm thence east mong F et 's ineh thence south 100 ‘ous «id alley 21 foet, 52 tothe line of 2d street wert, and thence north street to the place of beginning. This nroperty is situated om, the, southeast corner of 24 and F streets northe:t. It is improved by 8 thres- story brick store and dwelling, and two-story brick back building and a one-stury Dak buildin, AN’ AT 5.45 O'CLOCK P.M. ON THE SAME DAY. Part of Lot numbered i, in square numbered 757, vi Begin st southwest corner of raid Lot; run thence northeastwardly along Maryland ave. 98 feet; thence northwestwardly, and at richt angles with raid evenue, 161 fect to rear Hine of said lot; thence due west along suid line to rorthwest corner ‘of said lot; thence due south 42 feet 10 inches; thence southeastwardly, at right gies with suid avenuc, 127 feet tothe place of be- ginning. This property is situated on the north side of Mary- land avenue, between 24 end 3d streets east, and is im- ‘Brick Dwelling TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, .F O'CLOCK P. Lot numbered 14, in d 693. ‘Tnix lot ix unimproved : ated on the eouth side of D strect south, between New Jersey ayenue and South IVE O'CLOCK P. M., ON Lot ered 1, 4. 3. 45 & 4 9, 10, 11 12, 13, ots number . 2 , 10, 11, 12, 19 14 und 16, in square ramnVered 737, according to ‘Thos, Biszden's subdivision recoraed in Liber B, folio 91, of tue wurvey . re situated on Vir- ne und 2d street ya twonst } Capitol street. | AND AT FIVE FORT’ iinproved; they ae, betwee ‘They wii us of sale: One-tnird of the purchase money must e paid in cash; the balance in two equal instalinents, at Six anit twelve mouths, for which the notes of the pur- chaser, bearing interest at 6 per cent from the day of sale, wil be taken; cash at option of purchaser. Fhe Testes will retain x lien on the property ‘sold unt the terms gre complied with and the purchase mone} paid in full. A deposit of $100 must be made on eacl ot sold on’ day of eale. Terms of sale must be com- lied with within ten days, or property will be resold at cont of defaulting purehseer. veyancing and re- cording at purchaser's cost. R. ROSS PERRY, Trustee, 342 D street northwest. WM P. YOUNG, Auct. 4,6,9, 10, 11 CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. 926 EIGHTH STRLET NORTHW WASHINGTON, D. C. ne of @ decree of the Supreme Court of the, of Columbia, passed in the ease of Thomas} al., equity cause No. 7,973, on the day of April, A.D. 1882, the underained, trus seil, at public auction, on SATURDAY, the SIXTH AY OF MAY, A. D. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M in fr izes, the following described real es of Yamhimeten, sn the District e coutained within the metes and. bounds foilo sinning at the northeastern corner of said let "A, and Tunning thence south on the Hine of 8th street fourteen (14) feet mine (9) inches; thence west ninety-one (1) fect ten (10) mehes; thence nozth fourteen (14) feet nine (9) inches, and thence east to the bezinnins. ‘Tern of sale: One-third of the purchase rasney in cash; and the residue in two equal instalments, payuble respectively, with interest, at one and two years from the day of Pale, or all cath, at the option of the pur- 2 A deposit of $100 in and after three days’ advertisement In hewspaper, at risk and cont of wehaser. All conveyancing st purchaser's JOSEPH J. DARLING |O 410 5th st. n.w., Washington, D.C., Trustee. tP-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- ut of the wat! util WEDNESDAY, MAY TENTH, 1882, same * T place. JOSEPH DAKLINGTON, Trustee, J.T. COLDWELL. Auct. ms-d ypvHos. J. FISHER & CO. FOUR SMALL HOUSES” H STREET SOUTHWEST A # MAY SIXTH, at ata es. we shail offer at ug six-ronn Houses, Nos. 418, — on 9th street southwest, all in ‘rood ied by good tenants. Lots 16 feet 8 ry 20 4 pan 18 foot alley. tiately thereafter, wil! sell Lot 5, square 41 nie 25 feet on Mth street southwest, between D an ih 2 depth of 90 feet to alley. ‘One-half cash; balance in monthly payments wed of trust, with inter- x per cent. THOS, J. FISHER & Cv., Real Estate Auchoneers, 1324 F street h.w. fP-ABOVE SAL STPONED ON ACCOUNT of rain until WI ESDAY, TENTH MAY, same hours and places. ER & CO,, Auctioneers, mns-d&de THOS. J. FIS FP OMAS DOWLING, Anctoneer. il _be sold. WEDNESDAY, MAY TENTH, FIVE O'CLCCK P. M., a Brick and Frame Dwell- tug, on Congress street, opposite Christ church, Georgetown, D. C. ‘Terms cash, or secured note for six months. ‘ Builuine to'be removed within two months from dato of purchase. ms-d&: THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. RUSTER’S § x OUSE RI ALE OF A BRICK WAREHOUSE, gs cee STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA = virtue of a deed of trust, recorded among the, laud r cords of the District of Columbia, in Libe No. 974, folio 332, I will offer for sale, at auction, mises, ob MONDAY, the FIFTEENT! DAY OF \ 4 D. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described part of lot No. 6, in square No. 573, in this city, viz:. exipning 2t a point on Ist street west, distant 116 feet south from the northeast corner of said lot, and running thence west 100 feet, thence south 30 fert, to an alley; thence east, slong the ee 100 feet to said Ist street, and thence north 30 feet to beginning (improved by « brick warehouse). ‘Terms: One-fourt cash, and the residue in thres equal instalments, at 6, 12and 18 months, with 6 cent interest, to be secared by the pi ‘3. notes, and deed of trust on the proyerty, or all in cash at pur- Chaser's option. A depostt of $100 at time of sale. Gon= Fan ae PoE GIN ALD FENDALL, ‘Trustee. NCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers. m2-dts EBERMANN, Real Estate Brokers, 1418 New York avenue. 1 ett Eo ret Gt no iy ae of a Ist A.D. 1877, and recorded in Liber Norge folio’ 308, one of the Land tcecurds for the District. TH STR rf DAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH, eg j | property is struck off. If the terms of sale are not com: ia, and by direction of the party secured | I will sell at publie auction, in 1 ince, oD TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY Be FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.. the follow Estate, situate in the city of Washing- ton, in the District of Colnmbla, known as part of Lot numbered thirty-four (34), in Hall’ recorded sub- fivision of parrof jotone (in square nuabered yo undred an teen (518), becinning at the south- exctern corer of said lo aud thonee sa the Hine of north *°G” ‘street north ninety-four (94) f nice ou the ‘VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION. ‘two deeds of eb ier: Sree at AUCTION SALES. _ FAMILY SUPPLIES. rpms DOWLING, Auctioneer. FIVER'S SALE. OF MATE ATAL FOR ASPHALT Capitol streets, a quant terial About 100 barre sof oi! 158 barrels and two yats of asphait; 100 losds of sand and four tons of Himedust. erms: On ali purchases jess than cash; on purcharea «reater than $200, one-third ' in cash; calance at threo, riz anil nine months, secured to the satisfaction of the Receiver, or ail at the option of “aeatas e2I-dlt JAMES C. SPRIGG, Receiver. OF UNIMPROVED LOr ON ROAD, ABOVE HOWARD nm mo by the will of tire Ia deceased, Twill offer for sale at in frout of the prem iser, on MON-. EH, 1882, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. » beck #, inTodd end Brown's sub- is t Pleacut. ‘This jot has a frontage of 50'f-et on the west side of 7th etreet road, and Is 150 feet Goep, It zdjois the property of Mrs. Harris, Sold clear ef ail encym: q ing und record of wal ¢ fins at i Exeeutor of vary B. Cary, 3: WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO. ts. rpHos. J. FISHER & CO. ‘Real Estate Auctioneers. ALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONTING SYLVANTA AVENUE, BETWEEN EYENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH TERR EUESDAY AFTERNOON, | MAY e350 NTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front_of ees, ‘we shal sell parts of Lots Nos. 8 and 9, in square 82, fronting 20 feet, on south side of Penn sylvauia averine, between 11th and 12th streets, and coptnluiny 1.706 square fect of ground. ‘Verme: One-half cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 months. ‘secure by deed of trast, with interest at 6 per bet Deposit of $100 Pig tr lelies property is Jonvevanning at cost of purchaser. m9-d THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Aucts. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED EAST SIDE OF TWEN- H "WEEN E AND F STREETS NORTHWEST- 0. 525. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Dietrict of Cotumbia, naxeed on the 5th day of July, A.D. 1891, Equity 7,716.in which James Hi. Smith is pi inti and Daniel Brooks et al. are, Sefendants, the sire ‘rustce wii] sell, on FEI a NINE- ‘TH DAY OF MAY, 1882, at SIX G'CLOCK, in of the Dremises, the following property: Lt 1 square 122, having a front of 59 feet 6 inches, by depth of about 159 feet 10 inches, improved by a three story brick, with large back building, containing about typnty rooins, and now used as Church Orphanage. jfcrms 28 prescribed by the decree; One-third of the mrchase mouey cash; the balance to be paid in sia, Ive and eighteen months, with intrest from day of or the purchaser may pay the whole purchase mo- ccush. ‘The title to said real estate whall be retained ¥ said Trustee until the whole of the purchase mo- ney shall have been paid. All conveyancing at pur- charer's coat. $200 deposit will be required when the plied w: h in se.en days after the day of sale, the Trus- ~: reserves the riht to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. JAMES H. SMITH, Trustee, m9-d&ds 520 8th street northwest. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONSISTING IN PAR F OF HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERED IN RICH FAB- RICS; CHAIRS AND ROCKERS; MARBLE- R TABLES: LACE CURTAINS AND VALNUT HALL BAC! 2 Tene E, COMPLETE: 7 SETS, LATEst N; COTTAGE FURNITURE; PAINTED BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND WASH- STANDS; HAIR AND’ HUSK MATTRESSES; SPRI FINE FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLS' BRUSS LS HALL AND STAIR CARP! ELS, INGRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS OUGHOUT HOUSE; | SILVER WARE, CUTLERY, &c.: CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS, &o. On FRIDAY, MAY TWELFTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shall cell, at the residence of a gentleman declitiing housekeeping, No. 1513 Vermont avenue northwest. collection, ‘as will be noticed, embraces rich and stylish Furniture, of the best work: manship, aud presents a splendid opportunity to secure Intest design, choice and elegant work of the ‘Terms cash. ms-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LARGE IRON-GRAY MARE, SIX YEARS OLD, 16 HANDS HIGH, WEIGHT ABOUT 1,100 POUNDS, WELL BROKEN TO HARNESS; SIDE-BAR TOP BUGGY, HARNESS, HALTER, AND DUSTER, AT AUCTION. ‘The above outfit will be sold in front of m: Eyes THURSDAY, MAY ELEVENTH, at auction WELVE. mé-3t TS, ON SECOND STREET AND ON NC P ¥ AFI ENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, wewnllecll, in front of the premires, Lots 10, 11, i2, 13 and 14, in equa: 753, fronting 232% feet on'2d street east, snd 110 feeton G street north, rapidly improving, and tunity for speculators and investors; ati ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; balan thre: years, notes to bear semi-annually xo A deposit of $100 required on each lot at time of sale. urthaser's cont. Conveyancing and recording at mi ISON BROS., Aucts, 8-4 DUNCAN FT HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE BY CATALOGUE OF THE HOUSEROLD EFFECTS OF HIS EXCELLENUY M. OUTREY, Tue Frescu Misister, Ar HIS RESIDENCE, SOUTHEAST COR. OF CONN. AVE. AND L 8T., 1 Empractxa ELEGANT PARLOR FURNITURE, CABINETS, LOUIS XV. TABLE, and other Furniture of thatdats; SUPERB MANTEL SETS, Artistic Objects, Turkish Carpets and Rugs, Persian Portiers, Guipure Lace, And other fine Window Hangings. BEDROOM FURNITURE OF SUPERIOR MANU- FACTURE, ARTISTIC SUPERBLY CARVED LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA WARE, SHEFFIELD PLATE, BACCARAT GLASS WARE, FRENCH KITCHEN BATTERIE; ALSO, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES of rare value, FRENCH WINES, &c., &o. LANDAU, HORSES, HARNESS, AND GENERAL STABLE PARAPHERNALIA. The sale will commence WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, and continue THURSDAY, AT SAME HOUR, when balance of Furniture, Library and Ensravings will be sold, and on SATURDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, AT PAST TEN O'CLOCK, all the Wines, Horses C, and Carriages, &c. The articles wil! beon view MONDAY and TUES- DAY, May 15th and 16th, commencing at 12 o'clock. Mr. M. B. LATIMER will conduct the aale. Messrs. FITCH, FOX & BROWN are agents for the property. m5-13t 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HIGHLY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No, 94 GAY STREE!, BETWEEN CONGRESS’ AND WASHINGTON STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C., RP AUCTIONS © HEEtS. GEORGE : On FRIDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1882, AT SIX, O'CLOCK, in front of pent Tebait sell the; above fine property, the improvements of whic: Consist of three-story and Dasement Brick Dwelling, with all the modern impro ts. This sale offers & rare chance to secure a first-class residénce in one of the best locations in Georgetown. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the remainder at six and Ei tected by Ease Sea oth poee bee 2 deed of trust on the p E conveyancing. fs. ai purchaser's: dost, $200 depoutt rea . ab-déds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. BENSINGER Aucticneer, Wi Hi and Carri: re 8. Watinvion ora and Carriere Baraar, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR. aaarneal EVERY TURSEAT THULSD LY, SATURDAY “MORNING, commencing at east at eenaiener etn on all consignments, (ja01 h: BENSENGER Avo |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. USTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED rp 4 REA ‘TENNALLYTOWN, ABOVE GEORGE: (uaner! CLARET! CLARET! We offer, as a svecialty, THREE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET FOR §1, OR ‘$3.75 PER DOZEN. ‘We haye also an assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF CLARET, which wo are offering atlow POITED MEATS, PICKLES, OLIVES. PANNFD OYSTERS, SARDL &e., &¢.3 for Picnics and Ex- ons. GEO. E. KENKEDY,& SON, J; m5 No. 1209 F STRERBT NORTHWEST. HAs 1872 RYE WHISKY, UPPER TEN RYE WHISKY, OLD STOCK RYE WHISKY, CLARETS, CHAMPAGNEs, CALIFORNIA ANGELICA, CATAWBA, SHERRIES, PORT, GOLD LION PUNCH, LONDON PUNCH, es HUB PUNCH. B. W. REED’S. SONS, 1216 F SPREET NORTEWEST. {NOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS and Biscuits will be guarante.dif you use CERES, the ceiebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which wus awarded the First Premiwm over ail other competi- torsut the National Fair in 1879, and avain the Firat Premium, in the shape of a very Handsome gold medal, in 1880 and 1881. qillers claim that one barrel of Ceres will turn ‘out forty loaves more Lread than any other flour in America. STERLING St. LOUD FANCY, one of the most beautiful Winter-Wheat Patent Flours ever offered to the trade, It is unexcelied by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the mont ex. acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epi- cure. KELIANCE, a aplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, muade by the celebrated Hungarian 3. It in a vor cheap and beautiful Patent, within the resch of all Classes, and we cuarantee will give satisfaction to every. one who will try it, GOLDEN HILL, ‘the old reliable stand by and the Standard Family Fiour of the District, and equal to a great many so-called Patent flours. ‘The Millers or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL, havespent about $10,000 in remodeling their mill, and have intro- fineed the so calebrated Kollor system, ard consequent ly Golden Hill is not only a maynificont Fainily Blour, but it is resliy a patent flour with the great advantaze that it can be bought for considerably less money than a great many Patent Process flours not near as white, Hor as nutritious as Golden Hill. For sale by all gro- cers. Wholesale Depot: corner ist etrect and Tn avenue, WM. M. GALT & CO., Vho are also the Sole Whclesale Aients for the District of Hecker's Celebrated Self-raising Flour and Buck- whea m3 C ALL m5 RNIA CLARET, €4.00 rer DozEN. Several months aco we bottled a few casks of th above, received direct. It is now in fine condition being pure and agreeable. We think it will give bette satisfaction than the much higher priced, imported. C. WITMER’S, 025 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ust RECEIVED— FLORIDA TOMATOES, and FLORIDA ORANGES. Constantly on hana, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS, ‘Also, the yery best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, a Corner 14th street and New York avenue, V E ARE RECEIVING DAILY EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, FED BEEF, BEI RS, ConstontGAMEAND FRESH FISH, ‘onstantly: PiREADLEDHTA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, . LEON SCHELL & CO.. 428 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘VHN R. KELLY, e DeaLER my Frrst-Criass BEEF, LAMB, VEAL poy CORNED BEEF €29 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, SEER Nignee ihewr MSPS, i ec. “Marketingy delivered tres of charge to all parts of the city. apar24 PROPOSALS 3 FOR SUPPLIES, ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU oF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, May 8, Sealed 1s will 1880. be receivell at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE SEV- ENTH, 1882, for fupplies, needed by this Brean during’ the six months from July 1st to ber 31st, 1882; of articles in the following clamses: 5 Olle: Chemicals, ‘Typokraphical Inks; r; Binders’ Materials: Dextrine: Grocers! Sundries; Biank Steel Plates und Rolls; Glue and Twine: Hardware; Tron and Brass Castinze; Gas and Steam Fittings; Lumber; Horse Feed; Ico: Coal and Wood; Hand Roller Piste Presses, and Tower Clock, with K forms for proposals on articles of any class, ith information as to qualities, quantities and con- Gitions, will be furnished on aprlivation to the under. signed. ‘Proposals on each item will be considered separate! and preference civen to articlés of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of prige and quality being canal. | As itis hot convenient to afore a lange euppiy of goods in the Bureau, orders on the accepled bidders e to time, ag the actual need may vill be made from tim b tars £¢e not less than the Di ‘Textiles: Pa be determined, and, as a quantities specified in the echedul . ‘Those desiring blanks and information must specify on which class of articles they are qualified to propose, as awards will be made on’y to establivhed manufactu- Ters of or dealers in the articles needed. Proposals will also be received for the purchase from the Government of the waste oaper, straw board cut- tings, old blankets, scrap twine, and such other articles of junk as may accumulate from time to time in this Bureau during the year from July Ist, 1882, to June 30th, 1883; and elso for the purchase from the Govern- mentof the pulp to be produced from the maceration of the U. 8. notes, securities, &c., authorized to be de- stroved during the same period. Full information relative to these articles will be fur- nished on application to the undersigned. The right to waive defects aud to mject any or all bids eRe of of Bi Engraving and Prine lef of Bureau ving a inting, m9-lawiw Washington, D. C. pzorosats FOR FUEL, FORAGE and STRAW. Deror QuanTERMAsrTE: OrFicr, ., May 6,, 1899.$ in triplicate, subject to the usual at this office until TWELVE AY, JUNE SIXTH, 1882, at which time and place tl opened in the pres- ence of bidders, for furnishing and elivering during the year commencing July 1, 1882, and endin; 30th, 1883, as follows:—Oak Wood, sawed and split and in the sti Pine Wood, in the ; Pine (kindling) Wood, sawed and spi Anthracite and Bituminous Coal; Ozts, Hay and Straw, or such of said supplies as may be required at the Depot of Waehington, D. C., U. 8. Barracks at Washington, D.C., Fort Myer, Va., and at Soldiers’ Home, D. C. ‘The Government reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. A preference will be given to articles of domestic production. : BI Rrinted circulars, stating the WASHINGTON, D. Sealed 8, conditions, will be O'CLOCK, NOON, lank proposals and kind and estimated quantities required at each place, and giving full instructions as to the manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders, and terms of con- nae = payment, will be furnished on application to is office. Envelopes containin should be marked:— <:ropguals for Buck Or. © Proposals for Forage aid © M., U. 8. A. Straw,” and to the i m6-bt B.C. CARD. P®0POsALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES. Poor Ovrice Dersnraceya,, } Wasuinaton, D. C., May 1, 1892. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De- partment UNTIL THURSDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF TUNE, 1882, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., for furnieh- ing, in such quantities and at such tins as they may be all the Post Office Envelopes required for "[0b3, of the use during the fiseal year ending June 30, following classes, viz: Nos.1to4. For Official Letters and Returns, Ne For Returning Dead Letters. ternational Money Order Advices. baie ene eee eal esi, Assistant Postmaster General, Washin: rtm, Bown, m5-f&tu, Bt r General. ROPOSALS FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES AND P NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS. Pos Orvice DeParTMenr, Wasuinaron, D. 0., May 1, 1882. Sealed Proposals will be received from envelopemanu- facturers until TWELVE O'CLOUK M. on THU; DAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, 1863, for furnish. such * iy pes” and “‘Newspaper. D as this Department. may order for’ public use Sur rik four (4) does © oe at} ) fears, commencing on the Specimens prorosats FOR FRESH BEEF. Orrice or A. c. Or UE BBO ARIST =k OTR ohm he seneconrs a ; avenus end ASBESTOS LIQUID P. OUEELD 4 4t™ roruran Monat DRAWING COMMONWEALTH OX 00., Ca a ‘These drawings occur’ n Pirie A ‘The United States Circuit Court, on March Sl, ren- dered the following decision : Firet—That the Commonwealth Distribution Com- ‘Com as now on hand a lange reserve fund. ‘carefully the list of prizes for the 1 1 Prize, 1 Prize. Bios te eR, 1,000 Prizes, 8 Prison 3 Ze, 1,960 Prizes, $112, 400 seenelesckets, $2, half tickets, $1; 27 tickets, 980,88 ickets, $100. money cr bank draft by letter, of send by ex. DON'T SEND BY ISTERED LETTER or POST OFFICE URDER Orders of Band upward by express can be sent at ourexpense. Address sil orders tot M. BOARDMAN. Courier-Journal Building Lone ievilie, “Ky., or R. M. BOARDMAN, 309 Broadway, a. 611 New Jersey avenue jaavenve. f2l-txth W, © Wheaties = STEAM DYEING ND AND WET AND DRY SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. ‘Will call for and deliver WORK {anywhere in the Dis- trict upon receipt of address by or otherwise. Goods received and returned and to all parts of the country. No. 1068 (OLD 49) JEFFERSON STREET, aps ‘ean Burer. Geoncrrown. D. C. $30,000 SP8XG ND suse AJ CLOTHING, TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST At the Great BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING, At 723 7rH STREET NORTHWEST, (Between G and H.) 650 Men's Spring Suits, from $6 t0 $16. 875 Boys’ Suits, from $3.50 to $10. 1,576 Children’s Suits, at $2.50, $3.50, $4, $5 and $6. 3,769 pairs Men's and Boys’ Fants, 75c., $1.25, $1.50, $3, $5, $4 and $5, 36 Spring Overcoats, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 and $12. Finest Black Cloth Suita, $15, fle $20, $22 and $25, Finest Custom Made French ‘Worsted Coats and Vest, $25, worth $40. Dress Coat and V 5 $10 and $12, Ser stn ne Blue and Black Good on. English Corduroy Suita, for ing, &e., $16, worth Clothing, at less than half the cost. ‘The goods are here tobesold. Many styles of Suits we are selling leas than for. 37 more of the $16 and $18 Cheviot Suite left. We Gent's Suits, $8, $10, wt} $18 and $20 mn . Everything in the line of ‘At Great Bargains at the Great BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING, Blue Flannel Suits, ‘of all descri Many of our goods are equal to the finest custom you can buy the Goods f Only are selling them at $10; they bargains. MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, 723 7th street northwest, bet. G and H sts, Look for the Red Signs and the Great Sale of Clothing. J. H. SMITH, Formerly of Oak Hall, Manager of the Boston and ‘New York Sale of Clothing. 029 L U U MMMM BBB FEE RRR L UU MMMM BB E ROR L U U MMMM BBB KE RRR L UU MMM BRB EK BR w LLLL “uv MMM BBB KEE RE RZ NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER ar WILLET & LIBBEY'S. SAME PRICES AS LAST YEAR. ‘We have 6,000,000 feet of Lumber, carried over from last year, and we will sell every foot of it at old prices WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE. m29 oco H H 1 cco EER GOH HO On GO E So HHS OT Oo BE coo H H 000 CCU EER 000. & ppp o oL DD oor rR 000 ELLE ppp W Wy WH HH p88, KK IT ERR ,S85, wwwwH uns RTE 8 Ww vow HUT S885 RK. TEP 1S58g Ww ow oH HU §sss5 kK “kK I EEE Sggs8 PURE AND UNADULTERATED. ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whiskies distilled from the finest growth of rye in the renowned Valiey of the Monongahela, have attracted the attention of ths ‘Medical Faculty in the United States to such s degreeas toplace itin avery high position among the Materia Medica. We beg to invite the attention of connoisseursto our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following well- known brands, IN CASES containing one dozen bot- oe: UNRIVALED UPPER TEN WHISKEY. VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY. For excellence, pureness and evenness of quality, the above are unsurpassed by any Whiskies in the market. ‘They are entirely free from adulteration, and are of na- ‘ural flavor and fine tonic properties. ‘These Whiskies are sold under guarantee to give PER- FECT SATISFACTION, and can be hac @t all ieading rocery stores at retail, H. & H. W. CATHERW JOD, 114 SOUTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. m9-3m : (cue. RUPPER?, ‘NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST, HEADQUARTERS FOR — WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in ity in the ARCHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET and LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CXCLES, WAGONS, &e., can be bought at the lowest manufacturers’ prices. al CHR. RUPPERT. DANIEL G. HATCH & COMPANY, ARTISTIC HOUSE FURNISHERS axp DECORATORS, LAMBREQUINS AND PORTIERES, In Bare Fabrics. all-Im*__No, 994 F STREET NORTHWEST. Fe ooxomicaL AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & €0.'3 LAUNDRY SOAP I8 ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &o., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICELY WEA OUT y mail and express from } oe Maen Pe eee Re ee, THE EVENING STAR. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams {0 Tho Star THE SOOVILLE FAMILY TROUBLES. —_>—__ The Scoville Habeas Corpus Case. JOHN W. GUITRAU'S ANSWER. New York, May 9—The return denies that Mrs, Scoville ts in custody of, or restrained by John W. Guiteau of her liberty, and says that he does not know of her whereabouts, and therefore he could not produce her in court. AN AFFIDAVIT FROM MR. SCOVILLE. Mr. Townsend then made an application to have the return traversed, and read an affidavit of Mr. Scoville, in which the latter still declares himself of the bellef that his wife is in John W. Gulteau’s custody. He said he wrote and telegraphed to John W. Guiteau here in regard to her, but the latter would give him no information. Having noticed that she was to lecture here, he came on from Chicago, hoping to find her. ‘He Went to the Astor houré,and asked the clerk for her, but John W. directed that official not to per- mit him to see his wife. A few minutes after- wars he met his wife and child on the street with John W. Guiteau. She said she was on her way to lecture, and not to talk to her then, as it would disturb her mind. WHEN HE LAST SAW HER. He, however, obtained a promise from her to meet him at the hotel after her lecture, and that was the last time he saw her. He reiterates the fact that since her brother's trial Mrs. Scoville has shown signs of insanity, and declares that he and his wife livea happily for twenty-nine years until the trial of Charles J. Guiteau. Had it not been for his devotion to her, he says, he would not have left his profession in hicago and devoted so much time without fee todefend her brother. Her friends and children in Chicago say that when she left that city she was not in her proper mind. Friends in Washington had spoken of her strange conduct. His anxlety regarding her and the child was un- endurable, and he w: THE POLICE HOPEFUL OF CAPTURING THE ASSASSINS. Dvsury, May 9.—All the Dublin newspapers ap- pear in mourning. It 1s stated that the police are hopeful of capturing the assassins’ They have received evidence which will enable them to iden - Ufy them. It 1s also sald the car in which the y Losers a has been traced to Leixlip, ten miles northwest of Dublin, where the men’ alizhted to Procure liquor. The man Charles Moore, who was arrested at Maynooth last evening on suspicion of being one of the assassins, has ‘been brought to -Dublin. The evidence against nim is weak. BISHOP WALSH TO MR. GLADSTONE. Lonpon, Ont., May 9.—The following cable mes- sage from the Right Rev. John Walsh, Roman Catholle bishop of London, Ont., has been trans- mitted to Mr. Gladstone:—To Right Hon. Wilifam Gladstone, Premier, London, England : In the name of the Catholic bishops of Ontario, Canada, Tex- press our abhorrence of the assassination of the secretary and under secretary for Ireland as un- christian and unirish. Oursympathy is with their a Mlicted familles, and our hope Is that the right- cous cause of Ireland may not suffer by this atro- Glous crime, (Signed) John Walsh, Bishop of Lon- jon. The Convention at Harrisbu A GENERAL CAUCUS TO BE HELD TO-MOKROW MORN- ING. Harrtssvra, May 9, 2:30 p. m.—A call has been issued for a general caucus of delegates to be held at 9 a.m, to-morrow, in the state library capital building, but there will be other cau- cuses “between this time and then Members of the Allegheny delegation charge Magee with acting In bad faith for the pu of ending Cameron’s Rawle program against Brown. There 1s agreat deal of bad feeling among the regulars against the slating of Wolfe, and the dis- content grows wider and deeper Lositenen asi § Wall Street To-day. STOCK EXCHANGE MARKETS VERY DULL New York, May 9.—The Post's financial article says: The Stock Exchange markets are all very dull. U. 8 bonds are r for the extended 5s, and otherwise unchanged. Southern state bonds are down 3 a 1% for Tennessees. Railroad bonds are strong, and ¥a2 per coetem jon with the principal exception Wabash gen e €3, which are down 2% to 80. The stock market has been alternately strong and heavy, and the het result of all the fluctuations 1s an advance of 44aX, the latter; as we write, however, the mar- ket is dull and heavy. The t of the active stocks have been Michigan Central at 8635288%; Lake Shore, 1023;2103%;; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 1213012, and Texas and Pacific, 41242 In the inactive list, Manhattan railway had advanced from 52%; to 56, belng 553g as we write, and C.C.C, and I. to76 from 74. There is little or no news to affect prices. eetieE —nt S BALTIMORE, May 9.—Virginia 60, console, 66%; do, second seriés, 35%: do. past due coupons, 63; do. bid to-day. BGALTIMONE, “May S."Coton steady—middti 2 lay 9.. ly- ins, 12%. “Flour quiet and unchanged. “Wheat, southern lower: western lower and more active—eouthern red, 1-33al.38; do. amber, nominally 1:40a1.48; No. wont: ern winter red, 1.38 3a: June, 1.38%501.38%; ; July, 1.73% bid.” Gorn,” southern firmer—southern white, 90; do. yellow, 7: western mixed, spot and May, 81 asked: June, Siicakis: July, BIXa824, Aurust, 824083; steamer, 7ha78'y. Oats lower aud quict—southern, "59x62; western wi 62: do. inixed, 59a60; Pennsylvania, 59a02. 00. Hay unchanged and quict. Provisions: firm ana without chanwe. ‘Butter lower and quiet western packed, 1530: 1523. Exes ecarce, active and Rm, “17. olsun dul end unchanged. Coffee quiet—Rio ordinary to fair, a9. Swear guict—A soft, 976; “copper refined dill, 18. Whisky rm, 1.23." Freights to Liverpool per" steamer, un. gharend. | Receipts flour, 2,570 barrels; wheat, 9.008 bushels; corn, 27,383 bushels; oats, 3,505 bushels: rye, none, Shipments—wheat, nene; corn, 13,615 Durhels. ‘Salee—wheat, 393,765 corn, 162,780 mashes. NEW YORK, May 9.—Stocks dull. Money, 3. Exchange—long, 4867;; do. short, 44936. State de dull but steady.’ Governments irregular. Cotton quiet and steady. NEW YORK, May 9.—Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat guict and say cent better. Corn fi my active and 3ga%q cent higher. Pork strong, 18.00a18.75. Lard stronger, 11.623. —*____.¢-_______ A Dead Lock in District Affairs. ONE OF TBE CONSEQUENCES OF MAJOR TWINING’S DEATH. Some embarrassment has been caused at the District Commissioners’ office by a verbal commu- nication from the first controller of the Treasury, communicated to them yesterday through Mr. Walker, of the controller's office, to the effect that the last amount drawn by requisition of the Dis- trict Commissioners from the Treasury prior to Major Twining’s death should be covered back into the Treasury, and no more paid out until a new engineer Commissioner is appointed and the board of Commissioners reorganized. ‘The Commissioners and the District controller regard the consequent condition of affairs as a dead-lock, and no accounts will be audited and no check drawn until the verbal order given by Mr. Walker is reversed by the controller or Mr. Walker, and it 1s not probable that the President 38th intantry, First Lieut Wm. R. Maize, 200 infantry, captain; Second Lieut. John C. Dent, fantry, to be first leutenant. THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. sep mnt God the ovening and closing 9"0>s of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire Wo H. H. Dodge, 589 15th street: Closing- Bia a AS ald 22 esapeake and Ohio Ist pid. 2 Chesapeake and Ohio 2a pfd.... 24 2 Snicago.Burlington and Quinoy 13355 wey ©.8 Land N.O. “ My % 1 Fs 1065, Miinols Central. 1B & W.... Lake Erie & Louisville and Nasnvilie Manhattan Beach. Michigan Central ....- Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Missouri Pacific. Mobile & Ohio. Manhattan Elevated. Metropolitan Elevated, New Elevated. Nashville and Chattanoox: New Jersey Central, w York Central Norfolk ana Western Northern Pacthe ........ forthern Pacitic preferred. Northwest. Ohio Central Ohio and Miss. ‘Ohio and Miss. preferred. Ontario and Western. St Paul preferred. ‘St. Paul and Omaha St. Paul ana Omaha preferred, Texas Pacific. . Texas Land Grants . Union Pacific . Wabash and Pa }. Wabash and Pacific Western Union ARREST OF CHARLES MOORE ON SUSPICION. Aman named Charles Moore was arrested at Maynooth Monday eventing, on suspicion of being concerned in the assassination of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke. He had come from Dubtin, and when he was arrested he almost fainted. Hé had returned from America on Friday last. He an- swers the description of one of the inurderers, He was brought to Dublin for identification. An American Who visited the scene of the murder rec- ognizes the marks of the foot-prints as of the pecus liar broad-toed boot commonly worn by Tris Americans. REMARKS OF MR. GLADSTONE AND MR. PARNELT. In the house of commons Mr. Gladstone arose and with great emotion moved an adjournment. He said the blackness of the erime and the horror it exelted throughout the entire kingdom were unparalleled. AS far as the government were concerned, said Mr. Gladstone, all previous ar- Tangements must be recast. Mr. Gladstone stated ‘that he would on Thursday ask the house for leave to introduce a measure for the repression of crime in Trelana, and believed he woud be assisted from all quarters of the house. On an early day he would introduce a measure dealing with the ques- tion of arrears of rent. Mr. Parnell expressed the detestation of all Irishmen for the crime, and said he believed that it was committed in order to frustrate his cause, He did not deny that the government might be compelled to take steps to restore order in Ireland. He was of the opinion that the crime was the work of those to whom he had always been op- posed. The house then adjourned until Thursday, re DIED. COHAN. In Georgetown, D.C.. May 8th, 1882, at ® lock a.m., JOHANNA COHAN, a native the County Cork,’ Ireland, but for the last thirty yours « resident of this town, in the #ixty-seventh year of her ace. iegefuneral will take place from her Iste residence, (0. 3524 wost P street, on Wednesday, Oth, at o'ciook p.m. [San Francisco (Cal ypajers copy t 2 CONROY. Suddenty, on the 9th of May, 1882, JANE CONROY, ustive of Dundalk, county South, Ireland, wife of Bernard Conroy, 94 Myrtio For funeral eee further notice. bd JOHNSON. On Tuesday May 9th, 1882, CATH- RINE APPO, wife ot Henry Johns a RINE APPS, wife ary om, in the forty: ae. Funeral will take place Thursday, May 11 at 3.30 p.m., from her late resideuce, No; 42'M wtiwst north west. The remains will be carried to St. Luke's P, EB. Church. (Philadelphia papers copy.) LEAVY. On Monday, May 8, 1882, at 5 o'clock lee year mre. f eee, place wrelnsstey, i S o'clock p.m., from lence, corner is C streets south- west. Friends of the family ‘are tained toattend. 2° SHIPPEN. On Monday, May ot Mi CLARA SHIPPEN, aged i iy Hg wife of John Shippen, at her late residence, No. 1530 Lincoln Memorial Fifth street north ‘The funeral will take piace at Church, corner Eleventh and R streets northwest, Wednesday, May 10th, at o'clock p.m. ‘Relatives friends are invited to attend. TOWNSEND. In Boston, on the Ist of May, 1882, ELIZA GERRY TOWNSEND, wisow of the inte Major David 8. Townsend. and second daughter of the Inte Eibridge Gerry, aged ninety-one years, niue months and twenty-six days, * WAGNER, (0n Sunday evening, May 7th. 2880, at ten minutes before ten o'clock, MAGGIE R. WAGNEIe at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Wagner, No. 403 East Capitol treet. ives ure invited to attond the funeral at the house, at twoo'clock, Wednesday, May 10th. Servioes urch of the Reformation, B street and Penn- the CI sylvania avenne southeast, at 2:30 o'clock p UNDERTAKERS J OSEPH ¢ 1726 AREER : GENERAL FURNISHING UN DERTAKER, Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Terms moderate and everything first-class. Telephoue connection. ml4 Jane von UNDERTAKER, 1837 TenTu Stuxur Nokrawesr. nection, ‘410 |GUSTUS BURGDORY, FURNISHING UNDERT; STEAMERS, &e. _ EAMER “MATTANO” LEAVES Tra Miticel what every, GUNDAL, TOEMORY AND THURSDAY, at seven o'clock a.m.,"for Potomve river will make any appointment until the return from. his excursion trip down the river, and in the mean- me public business will remain'in statu quo. WHAT IS SAID AT THE TREASURY. At the Treasury a Stag reporter learned that the first controller, Judge Lawrence, has advised the District Commissioners to turn the unexpended balance of the amount appropriated for the cur- Tent quarter that remained unexpended up to the death of Major Twining, into the Treasury, and to make no further expenditure until the vi caused by the death of Major Twining is In the event of any delay in the appointment, the controller will consider the question as’ to whether the two commissioners have authority to disburse money, and he ts of the opinion that have, Thisaction is taken to avoid confusion in ‘the accounts and keep the lability of the Com- missioners unimpatred. sic nok ee ‘The Bell Libel Case. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE ON TRIAL IN THE POLICE COURT—THE DEFENDANTS HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY. ‘The charge of criminal libel brought by Alonzo en fit te Jan, stopping at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays and ‘Thursday Mattox Creek on Sundays aud ‘tivusse days, Chapel Point and Kievn's Wharf Sundays ““down” and We “up,” aud Mattawoman Creek on Sundava “down” and Mon “up.” returning to w every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. ee as, JONES, Agont my ith etrect wharf. Yoracres TO EUROPE. 3, W. BOTELER & 80" Anse Ageate ier Roniinat Sickest: this District of INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. to visit in- pao eemiee. {isit Burope can obtain all J .W. BOTELER & BON. potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. MA! 19th the STEAMER 8 eS aires O'clock p.m., for Baltimore and Kiver All Kiver Freight must be Prepaid. Returning, arrive in Washington every Raturday night. STEPHENSON & BEO., Acewrs, miétm ‘Tth street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave. Nomce- FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. On and after NOVEMB: ARLKOWSMITH will leave her att every MONDAY, VAY for all Fiver ‘omint