Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1882, Page 3

NUE STEAMER “MATTANO” LEAVES Tru sireet wharf every SUNDAY, TUBSDAY AND BSDAY. st seven o'clock a.m., for Yee Sod stp: ing at landings in Nomint on ys Gnd Tocret/. Mattex C.cck on Sundays apd. rhuee Says Shape: Pint nud evn" Wharf Sundayn “agen” Wedursdaye “op.” sud Mttawoman Cteek on aud Monday« “up Monday, Wednosday and Friday G. T. JONES, Agent. 7th strect wharf. Potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. rft-r WARCH 13th the STEAMER SUP, Can- 3 TEGAN eave SRPHENSON'S Baltimore sud ittver Landisuon: Aci Liver Ficicht must be Prepaid. ‘Kecurming, acrivein Washineton every Saturday night. NSON & BRO., Acrnts, 12th and Pa. ave. myo LANDINGS. NOVEMB: Sd, 1881, the steamer ¥ MONDAY, THURSDAY M Fiver landings. Om MO. 0 On THURSDA a St. ¢ d SALUR- as fir ase urrioman, ‘Stone's wharf, DAY. Ourriomad Will "save her wharf, foot of 6th WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ing at Piney Point, Pomt Lo ‘a CONNECTING AT Not K Wis H THE BOS AND PROVIDENCE STEAMER: First class fare to Fortress Monroe endl Noriolk. Rowud trop tare lo Fortress stonrve and Norfoik. Secoud-ciaes fare to Fortress Mongoe and Norfek. 1.50 sre to Piney P int and Point Lookout. 1: fore to Pin tand Point Lookout. Point Lookout. "75 AYs, THUASDAYS or MERS JOHN GIBSON tripe, leavine SATURDAY. at every FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock a.m toa a3 Water atroet, Georeetown. Wickets and staterooms can be secured at general office. 613 15th street, Nations! Metropolitan Bink Botiding: PB. & 0. ‘Ticket office, 1371 Pennsylvania ave- Bue; St. Mere Hotel, snd at hoot. ecm ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. It BURG LINE. KLY LINE OF STEAMERS iT Wil recume their FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. “For Passaze apply to SPRY © ©. B. RICHARD & 00., Genera! Passen-zor Agents, 61 Broadway, New Yor. vic svenne. - apl ‘TTERDAM. The first-class Steamer: of this Line, “AMSTERDAM,” ““ROLTERDAM,” “SCHIEDAM.S OW. A SCHOLTEN.” CAL to W. G. METZERO" nue, Washington, or F. H. ations! Safe Deposit Builains, corner New York ave. and 15th st. northwest. ‘7 ORTH G-KMAN LLOYD. Steamsue Lixe Berwxen New Yorn, Havre, Lomvon, SOUTHAMPTON AND BReMt: The ste ‘this compan. URDAY from Bremen pie of sage: From New York t» re, Lor Southamvtun and Bremen, first cabin, $100; second cabin, 960. steeraze, $30, propaid slecrage certini eaten, $27. For treizht or passage apply to ORLEICHS €0., 2 Bowling Greens New York, W, G. METZEKOTE & . $25 Penusylvania avenue northwest, Agente for Waehineen. al2 Cesae ‘LINE. NOTICE. LANE ROUTE. STEAMSHIP COMPANY NEW YORK AND LIVE! UNARD EE May 23 7 June. Wed.. 5 July. ed.,14 June. | Catalonia. .Wed..12 July. Steamers market thus (*) do not carry stearage. AND EVERY WEDNESDAt FROM NEW YORK. RATE oF PassacE: $80 and $100 for passenger accommodations. eat very low rates. Stecrage tickets from Liv- erpoot and Queenstown and all other parts. of Europe at rates. ‘Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Autwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For fevicit and pasaze spoiy at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowlmy Green, or beth steerace and cabin to 18 BIGELOW & CO., 605 7th street, Washington, c. VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; to Mesers. OTIS BIGELOW & C: TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUT DOUBLE TRACK. ¥ STEEL RAILS. a. Gaily, with Palace Cars to Pitts cinnati: Mail Express, 9:50 p.m. urs and the West, ND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ester, Buttale, Niazara, $250 p. » with Paice ‘Cars to On Sunday, 4:2 n. Linnted Express of Pullman Par- a.m, daily, except Sunday. all through trains connect at Jer- with beats of Brookiyn Aunex, affording ran-fer to Fulton avoiding double ferriage across New York : 1:30, 4:20, # p.m. On Sund 9:50, and For Ft: 9 4 : Limited Exzress, 9:30 a.m. daily,ex- 4. 8 wi, 7 ink 10-20 fr. th anday , 9:30, 10:20 a.m. and 1:90, W, 9:50, and 10: Ww ai., 4:20, 6: ta. Line, 640 a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily. ALEXA WAY. AN KAILROAD. FREDERICKSBURG XANDKIA AND WASHINGTON daily, and 5:00 o.m. daily. except Sunday. ‘Trains leave Aiexandria for Washineton. 7:16, 8:25 and 1u.00 Ee > 2:40 5-00, 7:00 and 2-20 pew. am: 2:08 On Sun at 8:15, 8:54 rnd 10-00 a.m. ; Peg ‘Tiekets ant information at th* otfice, northeast corner: ef 458h street and Peunsylvan ve lat the sta- ton, wh: vers can be left for th ge to destination from hotels and General FRANK THOMSON, General Manaxer. Be KE & OHIO RAILROAD. THE 3 ‘THE EAST DOUBLE 1 PEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINE WrEN AND THE WESf, VIA WASHINGTON. JAN COUPLER! STEEL BAILS SCHEDULE or City and Way Stations. TIMOR EXPIRES. ae me, unapelis ane va ‘Piedmont Strasbune, Winchester, Haserstown ‘and ‘Wart Rey We 3 EXPRESS, (con- Point of Rocks for 19:00—Daitimor, Hyattsville and Laurel Expresa, = Beltsville, Annapolis Juvetion, Jeswup's v's. On Sundays stops at all stations. MORE EXPRESS, (stops at Hyattsville CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND PRESS. Siecping Cars to Cin- ST. LOU cinnati aud Chicago. PM. 12:10—Baltimore, Ellicott City, Stations. 1:25-—1m Sunday on! 2:15—BALTIMORE ct IMORE, EXPRESS. Annapolis and Way for Baltimore and Way. XPRESS. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW S Hagerstown BALTIMORE, 1) XPRESS, (Frederick, tt 40 Battnsore: Annapotis and Wray Stations. wore, Annai 45—Point of Frederi Win- ‘chester stalay San i Sunday to Point of oD Rocks and Way Stations o1 15-45_BALTIMORE EXP} (Martivaburg and Way, via Kelzy. at Hyaitxville and Laurel. 6:05—Point of Rocks ani Way Bist ? -90—Baltimore and Way, Stations. :10—PIT!SBURG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT XPRESS Fa Gary © Pittsburg. S 9:10 BALTIMORE 19:55_PHILAD! 1A, NEW YORK and BOSTON $10:10—CHTCAG NCINNATT and SE. LOUIS Aba CHTG: Go) cl ry SE ‘St Louis yi Chicago. 11:90- BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS. elumiy- ¢Sunday only. Other tains daly, returning to | 4H will leave hor wharf. fook of 7th stract, | RATL. | AUCTION SALES. __ FUTURE Days BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY-PILS: STREETS NORTHWEST. Ov FRIDAY, MAY IWESTS-SIXTH, 198: e ronting 48 feet on E street, by ' ateth of 140 foot. sp ae =e sont of 04, Terms: Cth, of which $50 to be paid at time of xsle. and ba nee within seven days. All conveysn ing at J. T. COLDWELL, Auct. E OF UNIMPRC G ON SOUTH purchaser's cost. 3825 ED REAL P SIF: TATE, FRONIT f, FIRST STREET WEST AND HALF STREET ! of decree of the Supreme Court A mbis, pageed on the 15th day ot! 152, im canity cause No. Th8i, wheres, y M. Sehlorb et al. are complainants and George L. 8 hlorb et al. are defendants, the undersigued Trustece bie anction. en TUFSDAY. tHE THIR- OF MAY, ‘1882, commencing at FIVE OCK P. M.. in tront of the premises, the folio le-e-tbea lots of ground, situste in the city of » anh » District of Dolumbia, to wit: The whole of Lc 8'and 9, in Sqoare No. ‘634. Lot 2 fronts 53 feet 3 inictien om 1st street west ad 173 feet t incnes on conti et: Lot 5 fronts 55 fect 3 inches on said Ist Lots & d 9 each front 55 feet 3 faches cn Half strret west. ‘Ike lots will be offered in parce's of 18 fort 5 inches front by 173 feet 7 inches, being te depth of cach lot cash, and the balance in ‘Terms cf sale: One-fou.th three equal inst-lmenta, at «ix, twelve and eichteen mouths, for which the purcha-ér will be reauired t> sive | ofea, with interest, from day of sale, or all cash, Hoption of purchaser: deferred payinents to be aeeured by a lien upon the property sold. deposit of $25 will ber quired at tune of sale on each parcel of vronad wold. Te t> be complied with within seven days from day of sale. R. H.LASKFY, ) F. P. B. SANDS, 4°6 Louisiana avenue, mi8-cokds WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, FJUIOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE ALUABLE IM) PROPE! D NO. 1213 H STREL’ NO -THWEST, AND NO.913 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHIN 1ON, D. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of th District of Columbia, passed in Ei cause N 8,032, the undersizued Trasteos will st public auction, in front of on WED- NE=DAY, MAY THI T, 1882," at HALF- PAST FIV SLOCK P. M., the south part of lot pum- bered three (3), in Davidson's subdivision of squers bered two hin‘red and efhty-reven (287), frontiny ty-one and a half (21%) feet on Lorth H street, an in back on the east line eiztity-eicht (88) feet and ) inches, and on the west line seventy-eight (78) feet and ten (10) inches, containing sbott seventeen hundred and eighty-mino (1,739) square feet, with improvements thereon ; an minedistely thereafter, in front of the premises, the nort three (3), in equare nambered three hundred and forty- th: 343), fronting twenty (20) feet on Eleventh (11th) street west, by the depth of said lot, with the improve- ments thereon. . ‘Vertus of eale as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the rexidue in equal instalments, in six, twe've and eighteen months, with interest at six (6) percent. A detosit of $100 on each pareel sold will be required when the property is «truck Gf, Ferme of wale to Be complied with mn tn days from ay. of sale. All conveyancing at the cost of pur- aser ROBERT m20-déeds JNO. E. Mc: W'ttee B. WILLIAMS & part of iot numbered “Auctioneers. TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VAL BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONTING ON NTH STREET, BETWE NE AND G STREETS SOUTHWEST, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October 25th, A.D. 157 8, and duly recorded in Liber No. 902 et seq, one of the land records for Wash- District of Columbia, and_ by direction sy. I shall vel’, ye yal auc~ in front of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY TY-NINTH, A.D. 1882. at SIX O'CLOCK, P. ibed real estate and premises, | Tw nd being in the city of Washington, in of Columbia, known and designated as part of lot 14, square 437, (four husuired and thirty-seven), | and beginning for ihe same st 18 feet from the north inne of said running west $9 feet 4 inches (nine- | ty-nine feet four inche gy) sonth (28 fect) twenty-eight feet; thence eat (99 feet 4 inches) ninety-nine feet four inches to 7th street; thence along east line of said lot to the place of bexinning 28 feet (twenty-eight feet), with the Improvements thereou, cousixting of a three-story Brick Dwelling, with store room. Stableon the rear end of lot. s Terms of sele: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eixhteen months, for notes bearing interest from diay of sxe andl secured by a deed of trust on property sold. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $100 on day of sale. If terms of sale are not complied with within five days from day of sala the trustee reserves the right to resell the property @t the risk and cost of the defaultinse pi 2 EDWIN B. HAY, Trustee. m1s-dkas . Auzuoneer. | JOSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE 677, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIC! zs On MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1882, commencing at STX O'CLOCK, on the premises, I shail sell the following described property: Lott. 9, 10, 11 and 12, in Square 677, frontins 25 feet each on. the worth side of G street by adepth of 87}¢ ‘itol and lst stre t east, 55 and 56. with sume front and depth, in’ same equa on south side of H street, and Lots 78, 77, 78, 79, 80 and $1, and 111, 112 and 113, on alley #9 feet 6 inclies wide in'same square. ‘These lots are al! on grade, and really the only available lots in that locality. AS an invest- ment this sale offers a rare chance, a8 property there is in demand and rapidly growing in value. ‘Terms: One-thitd cash; the restdue in two equal pay- mentsat 6 and 12 months, with notes bearing interest at six percent. per annum. All conveyancing at pur- chaser's coat. $25 deposit on each lot af time of sale. m20- d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. rT. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated November g&, 15. 1879, and recordea_ in Liber 940, folio 116, et! Sof he wilinell at public auction. on FRIDAY, MAY: TWENTY-SIXTH, 1882, at 5IX O'CL( P. M., in frout of the premises, that parcel of real estate known as the west six (6) feet nine and one-third inches by the | depth thereof of lot 62, and the east six fect nine and ‘one-third inches by the depth thereof of lot 63, of John B. Turton's executor's subdivision of equare 179, aa said subcivision is recorded in the Surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, in liber W. F., folio 103. ‘This lot js improved by a small brick house. “Terms of sale, $500 cach; of which £100 must be paid Delance in’ equal payments at six and feelve months secured by deed of trust on the proper- ty soid, or all cash at the purchaser's option. . Convey - ducing and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms are mplied with in seven daysafter sale, the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaniting pur- chaser. WILLIAM F. HOLTZMAN, EDWAID A. NEWMAN, Nf Trustees, WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ml6-eo3t&dtds __ MEDICAL, é&e BOTTLE OR TWO OF DR. BROTHERS’ 1 vigorating Cordial will cure any case of Nervoug A Debihity, Seminal Emissions and Impotency; (loss of sexual power.) Itimparts vigor to the whole’ system. 906 B street sonthwe m9-Lin* VIGTINS OF SECRET DISEASES SHOULD GON- sult Drs. Brothers and Gray, 906 B street eouthwest, the only physicians in this city who can permanently cure you without mereury! Many have been disap- pointed of a cure by not calling on us at first. ‘Thirty- ve years? experie! mi-lin’ 50 EEN. 7 3 FAILS TO DU) cure any case of 8 pressed or Painful Men- sfrnation, Leucorrhoe-(or Whites), and ail Inter- ruptious or [rreguiarities of the Menstrual Periods; 35 ears experience 906 B street couthwest. als-2m* GE you have failed to recet roper treatment {1 ave, fall ve nt in éases of Chronic such as Heart Disease, Kid ney Complaint, Nervous Debility, Impotency or Pre- | ihature Decay Seminal Weakness’ Dosporels’ Nervous | excitibliity, &c., eend two stamps for our questions for feli-examination and our new book Address Secreiary, Medical dnd Sanpical fastitnta, retary, and Sa jaa 147 East 15th street, New Yor A POSITIVE CURE Without Medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, 1 Patented October 16, 1876. One box case, nO matter of or of of sandal- aia by destroy- J. C. ALLAN CO., 83 John street, York. J17-tu, th, 8-6 ‘ae = STARTLING. DISCOVER! thf ervous Debility, Lost ete., having ain eve a ‘7 f. w srhign be wil pena sr Hs fellows . Comieolyee” Mas DE FOREST HAS REMEDY ae: Can consulted | at 924 7th street from Ito odock pis wih lakes seine aN - RICORD’S VITAL RESTORATIVE, Approved by the Academy of Medicine, ee fee ee aspecific for nervous manly vigor, Be. of ea oe Disirict f Columbia, p»red in Equity cause N: 7,767, whe ein Temple et el. are com ts, a | Worth: undersigned, as P, | mo dieirict of Columbia, passed on the Lith day of | lumbia, on WEDNESDAY, | hook and’ Metoalf. J. FISHER & €O., Real Auctimcera, 1324 F street northwest. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATES OT By virtue cf a decree of the ¥ vy reme Court of tht inet: met al. are defendan Trustee, will sel! at public respective premises, the followins-described real estate: ON TUES AFTELNOON: MAY TWENTY- THIRD, AT FIVE OCLOC Lot 7, square 85, fronting 69 feet 7 inches on south sive Massachuretix avenne, between 7th and 8th streets east, with a denth of 102 fect 6 inches, ON SAME DAY, AT HALF-PAST FIVE OC! L t 9, equare 964, frontine 65 feet 5 inches on south side of North Cardline aveaue, between 1th and 1th strom cant with an averaee depth of about 99 feot. ON WEDNEMDAY ABTERNGON, MAY CWENTY- FOURTH, AT FIVE, O'CLOC! 13 feet 7 incties of lot 10, sunare 357, on 19% steet, between Ohio avenue and D north, with a denth’ of 95 feet, improved by a stuall frame house, No. ‘B12 1354 street. ON SAME DAY, AT STX O'CL All of square No, 645, fronting re=pectively “on south “" and south “K”, streets, and First street west and Half street west. ‘Terms of suie as preacribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in two equal instalments, at six and’twelve months respec- tively, with interest at the rate of rix per cent. per annum from day of salc, to be secured by approved no‘es, with a reserved len on the property sold; or the purchasers shall have the option of paying all the pur- Cuwee money. ip cash. A money depowit shall be ro- quired on each o! ‘said pieces of property, ount whereof will be znnounced on day cerry Tpcn de‘avlt of any purchaser in complying with terms of sales witl ten (10) days, the property upon which default has been made may be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after three days’ notice in The Evening Star newspaper, Conveyancing shall be at the cost of the purchasers. CHAS. D. FOWLER, Trustre. Nebster Law Building. on, in front of 't’ NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TWO-STORY FRAME, BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSE, COKNEK B AND NINTH STREETS SOUTH- ST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. C. virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of, May, 1882 ay in Equity Caige No. 8065, I will sell at! pa m, i front of the premises, the following Teal estate in the City of Washington. District of G- THE 1 TY-FOURTH DAY OF MAY, 1842, at FIVE O'CLOCK P,M.: Lots 2and 24, of the subdivision of equare 941, by Van- ‘These lots are improved by a two- story double fraine house, used as dwelling and busi- ness house, and can be occupied by separate families, It is a good business stand. Terme cf sale: One-third of the purchase mon murt be paid in cash; the balance in two equal [- ments of one and two for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at 6 per cent.. from the day of sale, will be taken, or all cash at the option of pur- chaser. ‘The trustee lien on the proverty sold until the terms ied with and the pur- chase money paid in full. it of $100 must be made on each lot day of sale. ‘Terms of sale on must be complied with within seven or property will bo resold af cost of ‘defaulting purehaser ‘convey- icing and recording at purcheeer’s cost. a VEDANTUS B. EDWARDS, Trustee. GuF northwest. J. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. mi3-d&ds + JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VALUABLE PLANING AND SAWING MILL PROPERTY, COMMONLY KNOWN AS ““DRAPER'S MIL(” SITUATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF THIRTEENTH AND C STREETS AND OHIO AVENUE NORTH- y virtue of an order and decree of ‘the Supreme cout of the District of Columbine rondo au assed ged on the 15th day of May, 1882, in "quit: eanse No.l », I will offer for sale, at public auction, in front of remises, on FRIDAY, THE "TWENTY. DAY OF MAY, 188%, at "SIX O'CLOCK P. M,, ‘all. that Valuable Mill Property, situ ated at the intersection o 13th and C streets and Ohio avenue northwest, in the city of Washiny aud known and described as; All ot iot numbered tout (4), in equare numbered two hundred and ninety-four (294). and the west three (3) feet of lot numbered three (3) n the said square, the said property Leing a lease- od for ninety-nine years from June Ist, 1860, to- gether with a muildings, improvements and appur- {enanees thereon and thereto beldreing, including. all the machinery and other fixtures. ‘Terms as prescribed by the court, viz: One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in and the residue in two equal instalments at one (1) and two (2) years, with six (6) per cent interest, the pure to execute his notes secured by deed of trust upon the entire prop- erty. HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustes, 460 Louisiana avenue northwest. rpus. ‘J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF CITY PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreine Court of the District of Columbia, ‘on the 15tn day gry. 188], in Equity use No. 7,720, of Si R. Burobe et al. against America G. Pedrick et al., the undersigned, appointed by said decree ‘Trustee for, the prrpore, will at public suction, to the highest idder, on the premires, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. on the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1882, Lot num. bered nineteen (19), in square numbered five hundred Breet ‘northwest between int and 34. Strobe’ with street northw ween at an a depth of 100 fest to a 20-foot alley, the same belpg a ‘vacant lot. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money payments, Tespect- cash in handy and the residuo in three equal on credits of six, twelve and eighteen months ively, with interest. and the purchaser will be required togive his notes therefor, and secure the same by a deed of trust on thesaid property. A deposit of ten. per cent. of, the purchase money will ‘be required on the day of fale, and the purchaser will be required to comply with the terms of sale within ten days thereafter, in defauit of either, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, All convey- ancing at the cost of the purchaser. : mll-d&ds . COLE, Trustee, ‘proms DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF O STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH Si REETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of adeed of trust bearing date July, 8th, 1875, and recorded in Liber 787, folio 439, one of the Iand records for Washington’ county, Dis- trict of Columbia, the undersizned Trustecs will sell, on MONDAY. MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1882. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P, M., in front of the remises, ihe following property Lot H of Wilson & vallan’s subdivision of sqnary 367, baving a front of 23 feet @ inches by a depth of 118 teét ton 15-foot alley, ther with fhe .mprovementa. erms: One-third cash; residue in two equal pay- ments at «ix and twelve months, with notes bearing in- rest xt six per cent per annum until paid, and s8- cured by a deed of trust on the property sold, ’ All cm Yexanciny at purchaser's cost. $100 deposited at the time of aie. ROBT. P. DODGE, ? mi6-dta B.A. DARNEILLE,S Trustees. TPHOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. IN CENTRAL LOCATION. FRONTING A PUBLIC SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF ISTREES. THIRD DOOR WEST OF ‘TENTH STREEL NOKTHWEST, AT AUCTION. | On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWE! TY-FIFTH, 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front fhe premives, 1 shall sell Lot No: 9, 1 equ Seger having a front ot 26 feet by a depth of 100 feet to an alley, and improved by a comfortable frame dwelling, | complete in all its appointments, ‘This property is lo- in one of the most desirable sections of the cit central, convenient ag to railroads, and in every way & most desirable property. Terms: One-third cash; the residue in three equal Payments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with notes bearing interest and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $200 deposit required attime of gale. ‘The title is perfect and taxes ail paid. uy mli-aéeds THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. VED STREET, By virtue of authority vested in me as Executor, of thelast will and testament of Letitia, Ws Mar phy, Z willsel at pablig suction. in, tront of the prenlees. on THURSDA' ‘EI WENTY-FIFTH, A. D. all that piece or parcel of Being jn. city of Wash 4 ‘on ground plat and pl part of lot numbered four nmbered three hundred and sixty-nine ( 20 feet on L street, with depth of 120 feet, i a two story and ‘attic Frame House, wil i ny Rl E'S SALE DESIRABLE ful imprudence causing pretnatare Tv 5 eis por oF “Ferma: One-third can: balance in one and two years; notes to bear interest and to be deed trust all at Rdepouit of $100 requued “ae ancing and sale are not complic Fuserven the right to re-ell at risk and a such re-sale ia some Lewspajer in Washington, D. 0. Ex. Est. 1. W. Murphy, decid. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneora. miis-aieds FP HoMAs DOWLING, ‘Auctioncer. i (GEORGETOWN), D.C. nee. Baron DWELLING HOUSES: SEViRAL SMALL ONE-STORY STORE-! virtue of a deed of trust recorded land Taords ofthe Digit of ‘Gata folio 146, and at the ider of the note pemionn on Wi Bay OF Stay. O'CLOCK PMc, : In Holmead's ‘Colum! "AU commatnications will ha¥e prompt attention. Adareas M. , Auctioneer, m23-10t “att Yen street northwest. Walter B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. CLOSING SALE OF K OF HARDWAR. &e., AT AUCHOR, GORTMISED a STOR: No. 612 PENNSYLV: AVENUE NORTH- WEST. - On TO-MORROW MORNING, MAY TWENTY- FOURTH, TEN soumigaog ‘we shall sell the Tenainine Conte fring. Self Boxes, Patent Oil Cans, caters: "Butchers Scales, Counter’ Sealca’ Whosibar we, bic, ‘order of the : 1 et RE TEN D. WILLTAMS & 0O., Autts. WW Attar By WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ASSIGNER'S SALE, $10,000 WORTH F GENUINE IMPORTED KEY WEST CIGARS: be sold at public suction, to the highest bidder, ithout reserve, wit FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, THURSDAY, MAY AWENTY-FIFTH, 10 a.m., 2 and 7:30 p m., aT SALESROOM, m23-3t Corner 10th strect and Pennsylvania avenue, _ RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS 105 EAST CAPITOL STREES, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND. STREETS. By virtue of a decreo of the Supreme Court of th District of Columbia, passed on the ist day of Jar uary, 1881, in Equity cause No. 7,319, wherein’ Chapin Brown, administrator, was plaintiff and Adam C. Van Patten et al. were defendants, we will sell at mablte auction, in front, of the, premises, on SATUR- AY, JUNE THIRD, A. D., 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., ‘the following described Teal estate, situated in the city of Washi » District of Columbis, known ss and partof original lot numbered seventecn (17), 4n square num| seven hundred and twenty- (29 to, wit: The western part of said tot. bavi rront of twenty (20) feet and eleven (11) inches on Capitol street ond running back the «ame width eighty- ai (66) foot and thes (®) Hnohes to the southern line of said lot, together with the right of way over the eastern tof said lot to a public alley, as in said decree mnen- ined. ‘Terms of sale: One-third (2) cach; balance in two equal tnstallments at aix (6) and twelve (12) months, or cash, at the option of the purchaeer. Deferred ments to be secured by deed of trust upon the premincs. ‘A deposit of $100 required, at the time of andall conveyancing at pu 5 yaneimfitths DEAN, Office 470'La. ave. n. w. BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, Office 323 436 etrect u.w., T. COLDWELL, Auct. 0. HOLTZMAN, 0” Beal Estate Auctioneer, 10th and F sts. n.w. TKUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE THREE- STORY AND ATTIC DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE, No. 321 MISSOURI AVENUR NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE A PUBLIO P: CONTAINING ‘Trustees. m23-10t -ARI ABOUT TWENTY. THREE ROOMS, SOGETTER WITH A TWO-STORY BRICK STABLEIN REAR, in liber k., 2A oa AE meer : ms M. . No. 3, folio 212, one of the land ered “,) in reservation “A, and. More sulariy described int said deeds together with the Rnprovements sud appurteniaioss thereunto” belons. ing. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and balance in equal installments in one, two and three years, with interest from of sale at six percent per annum, and to be ed by deed of trust on premises sold." A deposit required at ale. Conveyancing at purchaser's ‘erms to be cent with in seven lays, other. Wind Trustee reserves Tight to resell at ‘riek and oont of defaulting purchaser, after viving five days public no- tice of uch resale in some newspaper jrublished in Washington, D. C.. m23-eod&dis “SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee. HOS. J. FISHER & CO., ‘Real Estate Auctioneers, 1524 F street northwest. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE. ‘By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Court of the District of Columbia, passod.in cquity cause’ No. 7,767, wherein Temple et al. are complainants, St rere aes ay eagevencaney fue naaertipned as Tru sell at pulilic auction, in front of re he follawing-described re 4 respective premises, the Teal estate: ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY-SEC- ‘OND, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, Lot 11 and part of lot 12, square]71, front together 72 fect 24 inches on New York avenue, between. I7th and 18th streets west, with an average depth of about 75 feet, aud contain together 5,432 square feet. The nortir20 feet front on 17th street of lot 21, square 171, between New York avenue and north E street, with a depth of 110 feet: contains 2 nquare fect, IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, Sub lots 20, 1, 22 and 23, square 143. ‘Lots 20 ‘snd 21 front each 28 feet on north F street, between 18th and 19th streets, opposite Rawlins’ equare, with a depth each of 98 feot and 3c inch. Tou 2! and 23 of sinilar givens jons and immedi- ately in rear of aub lots 20 ‘and 21. IMMEDIATELY ‘THEREAFTER, Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, equare 128, fronting to- gether 306 feet on 19th street west, between north B and C and 155 feeton.north C between Bacchi state — ON SAME DAY, AB-SIX O'CLOCK, South half Lot 10, square 24, fronting 21 feet 2% in- cheson cast aide $5th Land K streets north, with a depth of 208 feet toe wide alle ON SAME DAY, AT HALE-PAST SIX OCLOCK, Lot 14, square 140, fronting west 50 fect on 19th street Teste ksteen Le snd Meteets north, with a depth of inca. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in two equal instalments, at six and twelve months respective- ly, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from day of sale, to be secured by approved notes, with 8 reverved lien on the property sold or the pure all the purchase money shall gave phe option of pay Cote Peckey ‘icpcelt shall be required on each of the anid plcces of property, the aincunt whereof will be announced on day of sale.’ Upon default of any pur- cheser in complyin with term of sales within ten 10) days, the property upon which default has been made may be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser, after three days’ notice in The Evening Star newspaver. Conveyancing shall be at the cost of the purchasers. CHAS. D. FOWLER, Trustee, ‘ml-couds. Webster Law Building. °¥-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM, THE above sales are post..oned until FAIDAY, TWENTY- SIXTH MAY, same hoursand pigooe. 2 -d&ds ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 00., Aucts. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. C JANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE ON FIRST STREET WEST, PFRONTING THE CAPITOL GROUNDS. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of th D'strict of Columbia, passed in equit Ni 6972, Docket 21, I will offer for sale a! tion, im front of the eee on SATURDAY. the THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.., all of original lot ten (10) in square five hundred and seventy-six, the same having a front of sixty-tree (63) feet on st street west, between Maryland avenue and B street south, and running back and west with that width, one hundred (100) feet, improved by small two-story brick dwelling, Saic Pps will be offered in three lots, each twenty-one (21) feet wide, or asa whole in the discretion of the trustee and as Thay appear most advantaxeous. ‘erms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One-third of the parchase money in cash on day of sale or within seven days thereafter and the residue in two equal in- stallments at six (6) and twelve (13) months from day_ promi notes for the deferred its bear- fae ra aie eee at et pay sale or within seven days thereafter. The title to be retained by the trustee ‘antl the purchase money and interest is paid, or at the option of the pur- rchasers the trustee GEO. P. GOFF, 1424 New York avenue. HOS. J. FISHER & CO, PS eat stato Anctioncers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND URIMEROVE PROP! ERTY. Sapreme Court of the Distiot of Calnmbin pamsed af in eause No, 7,801, 6a, doo. 3h, will ell at pubic’ oat ber, ‘dsnoribed bia, on ae ey ee FOURTEENTH DAY OF known. iF 1702 Penn— ‘On WEDNESDAY, THE drivanls svonusnordaweck RE eS Square 168. Time ‘On BAME DAY, at SIX 0% upon ‘the FAMILY SUPPLIES. CLARET! Webave also an assortment of CLARET, which we are POTTED MEATS, sieragee es = for Mentos and Ex. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. F{ANNS 1872 RYE WHISKY, UPPER TEN RY£ WHISKY, OLD STOCK RYE WHISKY, CLARETS, CHAMPAGNES, CALIFORNIA ANGELICA, CATAWBA, SHEERIES, PORT, GOLD LION PUNCH, LONDON PUNCH, HUB PUNCH. B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. 5 NOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS Sing Biscuits will be guaranteed if you use CER! celebrated Minnesots Patent Proces Fl awarded the First m! a] was acting eeper and aatixf cure. RELIANCE, a splendi made by the cele! Hungarian Process. It is a v St atl eet wane et al classes, and we guarant ive sai one who will try it, GOLDEN HILL, the old reliable stand by and the Standard Family Flour of the District, and equal to s great many so- Patent flours. ‘The Millers or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL havespent about $10,000 in remodeling their mill, and have in duced the go celebrated Roller system, and consequent- PGolden Hillis not only a magnificent Family Flour, but itis relly a patent flour with the great advantage that it can be boueht for considerably less money than a great many Patent, Process flours not near as white, or as nutritious a6 Golden Hil For sale by all gro- cers. Wholesale Depot: corner ist street and Indi avenue, WM. M. GALT & CO., ‘Who are also the Sole Wholesale Acenta for the District of Hocker’s Celebrated Seif-raising Flour and Buck- wi mi J UST RECEIVED— A fine lotot BOSTON CUCUMBERS, FLORIDA TOMATOE! and FLORIDA ORANGES. Constantly on hand, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHI€KENS. Also, the yery best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PaLace MARKET, me Corner 14th street and New York avenue. WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY oe oS CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 428 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PROPOSALS. PLOCPOSALS FOR ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON WORK. Orrice or BuripixG ror Starz, Wan anp Natr DEPARTMENTS. Wasninctor, D. C., May 20th, 1882, SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and putting in place five ornamental wrought iron fronts, for the ele- Yator well in the North Wing of the Building for State, War and Navy Departments, in this. city, “will be re ceived at this office UNTIL ‘TWELVE M:, ON JUNE SEVENTH, 1882, and opened immediately thereafter, in presence’of bidders. specifications, general instructions to bidders, and blank forins of proposal will be furnished to established manufactures of this class of work, on ap) this office. THOS. LINCOLN Z,, m20-6t Lt.-Col. Corps of Enwincers. pRorosars FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES. _ Posr Ovrice DerantMexe, } Wasnincron, D. C., May 1, 1862. SEALED PROPOSALS willbe received at this De- tment UNTIL THURSDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF UNE, 1882, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., for furnish- ing, in euch quantities and_at such times as they may be ordered, all the Post: Office Envelopes, required fer use during'the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, of the following classes, viz: Nos. 1to4. For Official Letters and Returns. No.5. For Returning Dead Letters. No. 6. For Registered ® No. 7. Tag Envelopes for Rexistered Packaces. No. 8. For International Money Order Advices. Blank forms of bids, with samples and fall specifica- tions, will be farnished upon application to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D.C. ° . 0! HOWE, m5-f&tu, St Postmaster General. ‘PPoPesaLs, FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES AND NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS. Post Orvicy Deranrarmyn,, ‘WasdINGTON, D. C., May 1, 1882. Sealed Proposals will be received from envelope manu- facturers wutil TWELVE O'CLOCK M. on THURS- DAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, 1883, for furnish- ing such “Stamped Envelopes” ‘Newspaper Wrap- rs” as this Department may order for public use luring # period of four (4) years, commencing on the Ist day of October, 1882. Specimens of the envelopes and wrappers for which proposals are invited, showing the dilferent qualities and colors of paper required, the cuts, ana styleof gum- ming, with blank forms of bids, and specifications, on a to giving full information, may be the Third Assistant Postmaster General, sehington, D.C. T. 0. HOW! In5-f&t, Bt Postmaster General, PROPOSALS FoR SUPPLIES. Tneastny DeraRTMENT, 2 BUREAU oF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, May 8, 1882.5 Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE SEV- ENTH, 1882, for supplies, needed by ‘this, Burean during’ the six months from July 1st to December 31st, 1882; of articles in the followine classe: Dry Colors: Oils: Chemicals, ‘Typoraphical Inks; Textiles; Paper: Binders! Materfals: Dextrine: Grocers Sundries; Blank Steel Plates and Rolls; Glueand Twine; Gas and Steam Goal and Wood: x Ciock, with dials, Ke. Blank forma for proposals on articles of any class, with information as to qualities, quantities aid con” ditions, will be furnished on application to the under- Sigued: ‘Proposals on each item will be considered separately, and preference given to articles of domestic production or manufacture, conditions of price and quality bein: equal. As it is not convenient to store a large fore) y of goods in the Bureau, orders on the accepted bid will be made from time to time, as the actual need may be dete ined, and, as a rule, for not leas than the quantities specified in the schedules. ‘Those desiring blanks and information must specify. on which class of articles they are qualified to propose, a8 awards will be made only to established manufactu- Ters of or dealers in the articles needed. Proposals will also be received for the purchase from the Government of the waste vaper, etraw 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 trom July Ist, 1882, to June 30th, 1883; and also for the purchase from the Govern- mentof the pulp tobe produced. from the maceration of the U. 8. notes, &c., authorized to be de- stroyed during the same lod. Full information relative to these articles will be fur- nished on application to the undersigned. ‘The right to waive defects and to reject Sif or all bids {a Te8or Fea of of Burean Engravity ad Pectin, 7 a an Washington, D. C. m9-law4w SEWING MACHINES, &c. JFXXAMINE ALL THE DIFFERENT MAKES, then = ‘the igang 0) Deaton Hehtche runaing most siecle aed “Guee Ie ets . thatmoney can buy. Soldon easy monthly payments. Ne Vaseers., a WM, STIEBELING, f hse VOICE OF A MECHANICAL EXPERT. Wasnrxarox, D.C... May 10, 1889, Pleased with itthat we recommend ft to Our mclghbors ‘and friends, who are eas with it. INGS WOR" Bedfeon, Re Ses neem JUEEN, well all other kinds of firstlass Muchiben aster ale by 0. AUERBACH, corner 7th and H streets. Renting and Repairing. milo GREAT “a oe eC abd WHITE io windy advertisements, but the finest machines the Sis Sia ON Ta UNDERTAKERS. te ae EE on BR. WRIGHT, = vou Baas Romeawerr, oe 1887 Tests eee GUMMEE OPENING ‘TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Max 16th and 17th, _THE EVENING STAR. TUESDAY. ay 23, INR2. 2d Edition. Last Telorans toh St POLITICAL MOVEMENTS. PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS, THE EGYPTIAN SITUATION ALARMING. Virginia Republicans, CONFERENCE IN RICHMOND. Special Dispatch to Tae Evgxine Stak. RicaMonD, Va., May 23.—Upon invitation of Con- gressman Dezendorf, a number of republicans from different parts of this state, including Gen. W. C. Wickham and other leading members of the party, held a conference here to-day Measures were adopted for assembling of the republican state central committee in this city on the 8th of June next for the purpose of perfect- ing the organtzxtion of the party, and with a view of making an effort at the next election to increase the republican representation in Congress. Among those present were several who supported the coalition movement in Virginia last fall. MR. MARSHALL'S DECLINATION. PHILADELPBIA, May 23—Hon. George Lear, presi- dent of the republican state convention, arrived in the city this morning. He says he has no fur- ther doubts that Thomas M. Marshall has declined the nomination as Congress-man-at-large on the republican ticket, though the letter said to have been addressed to him by Mr. Marshall had not yet reached him. Mr. Lear thought the letter of declination might possibly have been in his mail of this morning, which had not arrived when he left his home in Doylestown this morning. Upon being asked whether the state general com- ittee would not fill the vacancyon the ticket Mr. Lear said very decidedly that the vacancy would not be filled in that way, but that the con- vention itself, with so much time in which to take ‘action, would be _ reconvened. He thought that it Would be absurd for the state central committee or any other body to assume to act for the people at large in such a matter after the convention had so recently adopted resolutions expressing it as the popular sentiment that noml- nations should be made by popular methods. Smith’s Hearing in Brooklyn. New Yorx. May 23—Charles H. Smith, who ts Indicted in Washington, changed with Geng an accomplice in stealing certain plates, or taking the impression of plates in the Treasury depart- ment for the printing of government bonds, was before United States Commissioner Benedict in Brooklyn to-day for examination. The U.S. dis- trict attorney said that Col. Wood, the witness whom he depended upon, had been Summoned to Washington, and he asked that the case be ad- journed until Friday, when he would stipulate to havo it dismlssed if there was no further evidence 2 offer. The Situation in Egypt Alarming. Lonpon, May 23.—It ts understood that private dispatches were received in London from Ezypt, this afternoon, stating that the situation ts becom: ing alarming, and that it is generally considered that the presence of Turkish troops will be neces- sary to prevent an outbreak. Murder on the Sireet. Sr. JosErH, Mo., May 23.—John McGee shot and killed Hiram Knapp on the street yesterday. The parties had a quarrel about a trivial matter a day or two ago, —__—_»___ Wall Street To-Day. New Yorx, May 23.—The Post’s financial article says: The Speculative markets at the stock ex- change are all lower to-day, the report of the cold wave in the northwestern states, the renewal of gold exports, and the death of Moses Taylor being the reasons ‘assigned for the depression. The decline in prices ranged from ¥ to 1% per cent. It is worthy of mention that foreign orders for stocks are increasing, although the vol- ume of these is not yet large enough to be a very {mportant factor in the foreign exchange market. U.S. bonds are unchanged. Southern state bonds are a fraction lower for Tennessees, and other- wise neglected. Raflroad bonds are lar, but’ generally higher. The Gecline “in ries | Central to 71; from 73%, 1s con- strue at the present directors as indicating: of the company will not contest the election. There is only a moderate business doing in foreign exchange, and demand sterling can be obtained at the exact cost of gold shipments where the gold is insured. Notwithgtanding this $2,500,000 gold has been engaged for shipment by to-morrow’s steam- ers. The money market continues very easy, with 8 per cent the ruling rate for call loans on stocks, and 212; cent the quotation on United States bonds. loans and prime mercantile paper ave unchanged. The Markets. BALTIMORE, May 23.—Virginia 6s, conso's, 63%; ao. secon wetloa, 85, io, “aoe ten forkion adie bad to-das. BALTIMORE, May 23.—Cotton dull and casy—mia- Ming, 124¢-__, Hour quiet and unchanged. “Wheat, southern firm and quiet; western dull aud lower. red, 1.35a1.43;' do. amber, 1.4431.46; No. No. 2. western ‘winter re, spot fay, 1.414: “June, 1.42; July, 1. August, 1.214. Gorn, southern firm; western dull and easy— southern white, 89290; do. yellow, 87; western mixed, spot and May, 81: June, 80%a81; July, Sl; Aucust, 812;. Oats steady ‘and quiet—sout 60a63; western white, 6263 mixed. 61; vania, 60263. Ttye ‘steady—western, 87490. rm—prime to chotce, Peunsylvania’ and | Maryland, 17-00." Pro- visions firm and higher—meas pork, 0/4, 20.00; new, 21.09. Balk meats—shoulders and clear Packed, 9,412". Bacon—shoulders, 10% Sides, 1374.) amis, 1o%al5%- Lard. 12% er and slow—western wrass packed, 15430. a . Petroleum quiet and nominal—refin y. Coffee steady and quiet. Sugar firm—A oft, 10; copy Pehned quiet, 18. Whisky dull and irregular, 1. 1.21. Freiehts to Liverpool per steamer dull and easy— gotton, 3-16d.; flour, 6d.; grain, ‘Reoeipts—flour, 2,011 barrels; wheat, 5,500 bushel corn, 11,200 bushels; oats, 4,000 bushels. Shipments—wheat, none; com, 3,936 bushels," Sales—wheat, 122, 000 bushals: corn, 74,00.) bushels, NEWYORK, May 28.—Stocks y dull and lower. mide unchanged, except Tennessee mit are lower. Governments generally unc Cotton quiet, NEW YORK, May 23.—Flour unchanged and dull. Wheat opened ae cent better; subsequently lost advance and declined 3gal cent, Corn dull and heavy and ‘a4; cent lower. Pork firm and quiet, 19.25a20.50. ‘Lard weak, 11.80, Capitol Notes. NO™MO! ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS. The House committee on naval affairs to-day agreed to repert to the House adversely the bill recently Introduced by Representative Calkins to ald In making further arctic explorations and de- tulling Master Lucten Young as commander of the expedition. The bill provided for an appropria- tion Of $100,000 for the purpose. eS eee TO-DAY's CaBINET MEETING.—All thé members of the Cabinet were present at the meeting to-day except the Postmaster General, who Is not in the city. The session was unusually long, and did not adjourn until 3 o'clock. The tariff commission was considered, but it was not decided who shall ‘compose the commission. ‘Tue FoLLowine Parents were issued to-day: Three patents to Wilson Ager, Washington, for grain decorating apparatus; Geo. W. Dudley, Waynesborough, Va., reamer; Michael J. O. Sulll- vian, Baltimore, assignee to the American Elec- trophone Co. of Washington, electric arc lamp; Ocar A. Stevens and E. L. DuBarry, Washington, combined furnace and stack for nox!- nous ton, and her officers and crew have been detached, ——The Swatara has been ordered home from the Asiatic station.—The U.S.8. which re- Soe peng of the bark Trinity from Heard Island, and took them to Cape Town, South Africa, has been ordered home. ‘NAVAL OnpEEs.—Midshipmen H.C. Wakenshaw anid A. F. Fechteler, to examination for promotion. pagel nd John P. ‘yoo ; 5 Baars Master HP Bnsga York Noct, Hc. Wakenshaw and A. ¥. Fechtzlet, aa Bear E. Barton snd’ sohn W. ocho, from nandoah and placed on ‘board the Dickinson ‘been detached i: : ies : f f He Giosing. Bid A. D. Tel ae ° Canada St » Chesapeake A Chesapeake and pid. 2» Chesapeake and pid... 23 2 GS Land NO ed i] ccc . Ty TN ac 10%, 96 Col. ‘Coal. a Delaware % 104 Den: ‘ os “ Ene. = 6 BY Ente pref = = Erie seconds . Be By Houston and Texas. 3 m2 Mitnots Central. 138y cd 1B. & W... 4156 x Lake Erie & W. DK e & 3 Bie 5 rT BX Manhattan Bevated. s 3 tan Elevated. . Lt New York Blevated. Izy 100 Nashville and Chattanooga. — oo New Jersey Central. 72% 7 Now York Central . Wik 38736 Norfolk and Western. = = Norfolk and Western 53 a lorthern Pacine . + ay 41% - BN 80%, - 129K 12975 - My- a .- By x — 100 By s ay 2 Peo., D. and B. 2 2 Penna. Centrai + Sy 38 Readin: Soha ba Rock Island. 18 1g St Pau. - Mig 210% St Paul preferred. - = 120 St. Paul and Omaha + 88 37% St. Paul ang Omaha preferred.. 1015 100K ‘Texas Pacific. + BOK 38g Texas Land Grants 63 rs Union Pacific .... nex 13 Wabash and Pacifi - 30 29K Wabash and Pacific pref Sy 2% Western Union Bi ta QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT BoXDa —Ciosiro—, Bid, Asked. tereg + 1015 101% Ssreg. 2 10135 101% Aas reg. mith 14% do coupon - 2 1Bi¢ 5X dsreg.. 2 180% iy 4s.coup + 120% as Dr. E. K. Goldsborough, of this city, has pur- chased from G. 8. Caldwell for $100 the thorough- bred horse Cape Clear, by Cape Race, dam Gabri- elle, for saddle use, The track at the Louisville race course was in @ Wretched shape yesterday, and unsafe in places, The betting was ight. First race—Club purse $300; % mile; Jim Farrell won by three lengtha. Time—ti :20: Second race—The Clark stakes for 3-year olds; $100 entrance, $1,000 added: Runny- mede won’ by ten lengths.” Time—2:15. Third race—Welter; purse $400; 1 mile; Lute Fogle won by a length. Time—1:51. Fourth race—The Tennessee stakes for 2-year-olds; $50 entrance; half forfeit; $500 added; \ mile: Clysctta won two lengths Time—1:%x. Firth race—Cl handicap $300; 134 miles: Bonnie Castle won by three lengths.” Time—2:493. SARTORIS IN SWIMMING PRACTICE. Ex-President Grant's son-in-law, Algernon Sar- torls, 1s to swim a friendly race on the Thames (England) in June, with another gentieman— Stakes $1,000. He 1s now in practice at Prof. Geb- hardt’ swimming school, New York, where at @ o'clock each morning he mnay be seen’striking out bravely. Itis said Sartoris is boxing daily with O'Neil, BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Philadelphia—Philadelphias, 6; Athletics, & At New York—Metropolitans, 13; Alleghenys, 5, At Worcester—Worcesters, 5; Providences, 3. At Chicago—Chicagos, 12; Detroits, 2 ernie a American Suspects in British Privens, ADDITIONAL OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE. The President yesterday communicated to the House of Representatives a report from Secretary Frelinghuysen in further response to the resolu- tion asking for information concerning the tmpris- onment of Ainerican “suspects” in Ireland. The Teport sent to the House April 5 covered all the correspondence that could be made public up to that date. The additional correspondence covers letters between Secretary Frelinghuysen 33 tothe release of the “suspects.” The secretary for Ire~ land offered to release all of these, except Gannon, (about whose citizenship there ‘was some doubt) om condition that they would return to the U: States. Mr. Lowell informed him that he was in- structed not to consent to any condition. Previous to this Mr. Lowell had been Instructed to draw on the State department for $200 per man, should any of the released American suspects need assistance in reaching home, but the “suspects” declined the offer. Under date of May 4 Mr. Lowell in calling the attention of the State de] ‘nt to the case of John McCormick, who claimed to have been naturalized at Troy, N. Y., but who had resided in Ireland thirteen years prior to his arrest, sald: 1 cannot help thinking that the British government would be justified in questioning the final perse- verance (if Imay borrow a theological term) of adopted citizenship under adverse circumstances e this.” News Bricts. Chas. H. Smith, who was arraigned in Brooklyn yesterday on a charge of stealing from the Trea- sury department certain plates and material of the 6 per cent issue of bonds, was released Om $5,000 ball, his wife becoming his surety, In the United States district court at Philadel- phia yesterday new indictments were presented to the grand jury against the star route defendants, simtlar to those framed in this District. Hon. Thos. Marshall has decided to decline the republican nomination for Congressman at La in Pennsylvania. He refuses to say whether he will accept the independent nomination. At the Tnaependent republican county conven- tion held at Lewisburg, Pa., yesterday, Charles 8. Wolte Was unanimousiy chosen senatorial dele- gate. eiThe legislature of South Carolina will convene in extra session on the 27th instant to re-district the state, ‘A farewell entertainment was given in Cincin- nati last night to Judge Taft, recently appointed Toinister to Austria, = Five men who attem to destroy a bridge on the Mexican National railway last Friday were caught on Sunday, and by order of the governor o* the state of Mexico they were immediately ot. Fireman John L. Rooney, who rescued Miss Ida Small from the World building fire in New ¥ was presented with a handsome gold watch chain last night. The Rev. Bertrand 8. a member of the faculty of the Sulpitian Seminary of St. Charles, near Ellicott city, in Howard county, Md., died at that place yesterday. The oration at Gettysburg, Pa., on decoration day will be delivered by Hon. Joseph KR. Hawley, Ex-Secretary Blaine will be present and take part ip the ceremonies. Bishop Gilmour, of the Catholic diocese of Cleve- land, Ohio, last Suoday rebuked Uhe ladies of his 01 tion and the Catholic fying themselves with the ladies’ women should not re into politics, k ‘Meacy. Unknown persons have mutilated and defaced the monuments and head stones inthe Hebrew cemetery at Charleston, 8 C, . Laber and Strike Notes. ‘The final conference between the manufactur. ers and the commitice of the Amalgamated Asso- ciation of Iron and Steel Workers relative to wages scale for See men will be thrown out of employment. ‘The booms on the M river, Mich., have been closed for nearly two months were g & i fel f i