Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1882, Page 3

__STEAMERS. &e. “MATTANO” LEAVES 71m y SUNDAY, TCE DAY AND SDAY, at se jock a.m.,"for Potoimse river landings, stopping at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mattox Creck on Sundays and ‘Thure- days, Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays ‘‘down” day * Mattawoman Creek on jown” and Mondays “‘up:” returning to Washington every Monday, Weduesday and Friday afternoons. For information apply to = — G. T._JONES, Agent. ‘7th street wharf. PORTATION LINE. Cy GEUGHEGAN, will leave STEPHENSONS WHARF, foot of 7thstreet, EVERY SUNDAY. at four @clock p.m., for Baltimore and River Landis. All Kiver Freight must be Prepaid. Returning, arrive in Washington every Saturday night STEPHENSON & BRO., Acrxts, ‘7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave. NOTICE. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ty, MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUK- DAY for all river landings. On MONDAY asfar aa icamini Ferry. On THUKSDA’ mardtown and St. Clement's Bay, Cobtvon's and Howard's. Ou SATURDAY, © and Leonardtown. JOHN RB. WOOD, tm NO#FOLE AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LKAR_ e her wharf, foot of 6th street, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 5:30 o'cl’k p.m., touch- ing at Piney Point, Point Lockout and Fortress Bronte, CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS. First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. ..$2.50 trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfoll.-- 4. Becond-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfol! First-class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout Round trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookow Becond-ciass fare to Piney Point and Point Lookont. Returning, leaves Norfolk 1 UESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at four o'clock p.m. THE NEW YORK STEAMERS JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume thetr trips, leaving Pler 41, Fast River, New York, every BATUKDAY, st four’ o'clock p.m:, and Geozcetown every FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock s.m. For particulars apply © arent, 63 Water street, Georvetown. ‘Tickets and staterooms can be secured st general office, 615 15th street, National Metropolitan Bank Building, B. & O. Ticket office, 1351 Pennsylvania ave- hue: St- Mare Hotel, and at boat. 0cls ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. Fp secre LINE. WEEELY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT2P. M. FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. For Passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & CO., Generai Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York. Send fe ze apt NEW Youre korrenDas of this Ling, “AMS RDAM,” - ;CHOLTEN,” "and ‘*MAAS," | ds. leave Wat- EDNESDAY. th Will For paxsaze apply to W. G. MET EROTE 5 Peunay!van avenue, Washington, or le Safe Deposit Builaing, northwest. jal? Noe = : x New Yorx, HAVRE, LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND Buesns wers of thi+ company will sail E Bremen p’ foot of 3d st an. ure: York to Havre, Loudon, . first cabin, $100; seeond feates, OMPANY LIMITED, kK AND LIVERPOOL. ORK HARBOR. -. NEW YORK. Hothn Wed.;14 June. | Catalonia..W Wed., 21 June. | Gallia .. Steaniom marked thus Rate or Pa 00 for passcneer accommodations. 'y low rates. Stecrage tickets from Liv- Queeustown and ail other parts of Europe at ‘bills of Jaden given for Belfast, Glasgow, lavre, Antwerp and otler ports on the Continent and Sor Meliterranean DOrds. he ae t and passaxe apply at the Corapany’s office, No.4 Howling teen, or beth stscrage and cabin 1 BIGELOW & CO., 605 Tth street, Washington, AGE: S| -MAGNIFICENT EQUIP __ IN EFFECT MAY 14TH, 1882. Traixs Leave Wassixerox From STATION, CORNER OH AND BSturets, 4x FoLuows un and the West, “Chicago Limited Express ulgnan Hotel er ei ing Cars at 9:30 a. ‘ast Line, 2. « With: 'P to Cincinnati. Westera E > With Palace Cars to Pitts . Mail Express, 9:50 p.m. d the West. andeieua, asport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 9:30 a. except Su and the East, $:00 .m., 10:30 a.m.,1-30, 1410-20 p.m. On Sunday, , 9:50 sited Express of Pullman Par- aily, except Sunday. N.Y. uurouch trains connect at Jer- th boats of Brooklyn Annex, affording fect transfer to Fulton. street, avoiding double riage across New York City. delphia, 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 9:50, and 10:20 p Ou Sunday, 4:20, 9: 5 Limited Express, 9: iy ty . Sunday ALEXANDEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG _RAIL- WAV. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD. Aria, 6:30, 7:20. 9 19500 and 11:25 a.m. D. 6:20, 8-00 p.m. janday 9:20, 1 +25 a.m.,and 8 p.m. 1-00 and and the South, 6:30 and 11:25 a.m. 00 ».m. daily. except Sunday. e Alexandria for Washington. 71 A 10700 saan; 12:40, 3:00, 5:00, 7700" and 9:20 p.m. and 12-00 midnight: On ‘Sunday at B15, 53 sud 10-00 a.m. ; 7-00 and 9:20 p.m. at the office, northeast corner treet 2 Vauia avenue, and at the sta- on, where cruers can be left for the checking of bag- age to destination from hotels and residences. 3. R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. _FRA K THOMSC General Manaser. Baers & OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL a Dae. ONLY LINE ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! = SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY . ist, 1S: A. . 12:35_CHICAG ‘D ST. LOUTS FAST EXP Gincaunee ping Carsto Cincinnati, nd Way (Piedmont, » Hagerstown and Way, tk AND BOSTON ew York. 'Y¥ EXPRESS, (con- nets fe Point of Rocks for Frederick.) 19:00—Baltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express. Stops at Selteville, Annapolis Junction, Jessup's and Dorsey's. On Sun stations, 20:00—-BALTi MORE EXP! ps at Hyaiteville and Laurel. ) 's stops al 8, (st CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND 110:40-PITTSBURG, ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Siecping Cars to Cin- pM cinnati and Chicayo. 22: ig Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way $2:35- pu Sunday only for Baltimore and Way. ‘20—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. 13:00 BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW go ORK, EXPRESS S, (Frederick, via Kelay, olix Junction.) {Edo cPalamere, Annapolis and Way Stations. t443—Point of Rocks, Fred laverstown, 4¥in— SEE Ee ip Siations. (vn Sunday to Point of ly. Rocks and Way Stations on! 15 -45—- BALTIMOR EXYPKESS, (Martinsburg and Way, via Relay. — at Hyatt«ville and Laurel.) 6:05 —F% of Rocks and Way Stations. “CLEVELAND. and DETRO! ND and DETROIT EXPRESS $= Sleeping Pittsburg. 9:10-BALTIMORE EXER 19:55—PHILADELPHIS YORK gnad_ BOSTON te New York. ATL snd ST. LOUIS to Cincinnati, St. Louis ans Chicazo. 12:20-BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS. + Daily. Sunday only. Other trains daily, except - . *, @ __ SEWING MACHINES, &c AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. A* EXTRAORDINARY OFFER! THIS AFTERNOON, UNCANSON BROR. Auctioneers. pel - int ‘streets northwest. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. HOMA® DOWLING, Aucuoneer. pe eae eas New Singers’ and other patterns of SEWING MA- | J OSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS jon CHINES) With all the lated! tmmprovementa, drop-test, | IN SQUARE ¢71, NEAN THE GOVERNMENT THESDAR MAY sorH, cover and sice drawora, reduced to $25; PRINTING OFFICE. > OUR REGULAR Gail ss aee warranied for 5 yoare, tea- | commencing at SIX U'CLOCR. gun penton FURNITURE, ke. pe fal QUEEN, and see tee- | Tihall weil the following described prover ta Is POSTPONED UNGIL AT Kinin of Sewing Machines sold, rented, ex- | 0) 10. {Land 12, in/Squawe Oft, froutte 35 foe each on ‘THURSDAY changed and repaired. ween North Capitol nad 12 meet oath, wl dees be hig. aia orth “Capitol. ar ct east, ati 6 ar 0. AUERBACH, corner 7th and H strets. | 55 anid 56. with sme front and depth. in Aumesquare, | It OUR SALES ROOMS. Next door to Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Hat | Si, and lil, 119 and 113, Oo-alley so tack Ginces site | TEWIOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer se are | papitata tae brig hashes settee | CLosiNG SALE ; ‘only available lots in jocallty. Ag an dnv ee a ee ent tha al a dre ero hanes. ae property theres PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, ! sq | is demand and rapidly’ growine in value. . ENGR! DOMESTIC OR ROBINS, WILSON SEWING Terms: ‘One-third cash; the residue in tweequal pay- ‘ORIGINAL DRAWINGS: feel nai ens have of the beer gration 12 months, igre paces. inter ARD Tientcve ee simple and durable machines | Chaser's soot. "$35. depasit on cach ictal dme ci ale.” | On WEDNESDAY EESERTSG, MAY ‘THIRTY. Setmmey can ay. Sold ou easy monthly payments. | Ynnig.dkda THOMAS DOWLING. Anctonest. | RUter™ EP MGT Rash GETRG et bce ETE 2 WM, STIEBELING, TTP FOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. = a Se ea 7 Pennsylvania ave., near Corcoran Art rs a ° r ‘leo. one mont “hand W. and W.. No. 8 15; 1 ‘De: | TRUSTEES Sate or IMPRovED PRopERTY ON | PaMES GUILD & SON, Auctioneers. mestic, $16; 1 Willcox and Gibbs, 320; 1 313. | THE SOUTH SIDE OF O STREET, BETWE! plan have side drawers, caf, cover aud attsohmients. | _ NINTH AND TENTH BINEETS NORTHWEST: | © AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. Renting and repairing & specialty. miS-lin” | BY yirtue of adeod of ‘trust caring date July 1 will oell for H. Ee at 1218 aoe 8th, 1875, and recorded in Liber 787, folio 489, one A | J, Will sell for H. a ais Peanayivasil ANTED EVERYBODY TO CALL AND | of the land records for Washington’ county, Dis i 7 . MAY THIRTY-FIRST, 41 TEN O-CLOCK A. M. and ‘examine the very Iatest improved and most dura- | trict of Colum ined Trustees will ect, | MAY, THIRIY-EIRST A Rat toe ble Sewiny Machine in the on MONDAY. Hi lisa at | BEY ar Toveciiod edie See Gates eee i ii, in dront of the | Watches, Jewelry, iiverware, Eo and sontines THE NEW ELDREDGE. premises, the followixg property: Lot Hof Wilson. & | Wyaxtes, Jowelty, eoild Silvceware, Se. and continue rallan’e fubdivision of square 367, having a front of 23 | Pech wold.” Persone holding Uckete, the tite aa hie No used tn its construction. its simplicity un- | fect inches by adepth of 115, fect toa 1o-fout alley, | PeeHsold. Persone holding teksts, th reduced. We hare ass the ae anne ee ae a eee in two equal pay. ee ® REnD, and the new No. 4 VICTOR MACHINES. —_| mentn at six and twelve monte, with notes bearing i- | JAMES orm son pire sore se ‘our Machines on easy mor.thiy instalimen! terest at mix per cen' ‘annum until paid, and se- MAS etsoneer. Oia muschines taken in exchange at cured by a deed of trust on the sold.” Allon. OAS DOWLING ae OPPENHEIMEIS yeyancing at purchaser's coat. deposited at the | HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE; OU, PAINT- Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms, time of sale. 528 9th street north: St. Cloud Building. Machines repaired and rented” 255 ROBT. P. DopG: mi6-dts BOR BARN AE LE, | Trustees, HE GREAT “HOUSEHOLD,” SILENT WHITE AND “‘NEW HOME.” No windy advertisements, but the finest machines the Id ever saw for the morey No canvassers. Come or send fo the office, MoRENNEY, 437 9th strook Renting and repairing. m6 GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. WWE ARE UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY IN W DRESS SHIRTS. Tu Coll: Line Silk Neckwear, Socks, Undersbirts and Drawsras = NooxTeat» Cotton New styies of Percale Shirta, the very best quality, only 1 Fine Percale Shirts, only 75 cents, Finest Dress Shirts to oner, elegantly made, only $2. Six fine Dress Shirts to order for $9. All goods are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every eae mae MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street northwest. G, 3 ELLERY, ° succEsson Ta DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Sraxer Nomruwest, Wasurnetos, D.O. Bix of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. Six Fine Shirts to order... mari Ts OMPSON’S DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY AND MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street Northwest. Foo" eneth HANDWEAR. Ready-made SHIRTS at following prices: Best Wamentta, unfinished, 7c. ; finished, 900. Best F. of the L., unfinished, 65 finished, 89c. Boy’s Wainsutta, unfinished. finished. 75¢. 10 MEDICAL, &c. BOTTLE OR TWO OF DR. BROTHERS’ I vigorating Cordial will cure any case of Nervous Debits, Seminal Emissions and Tnipoweney: loss of sexual power.) Ttimparts vigor to the whole’ aystem. 906 B street southwest. m9-Im" VICTIMS OF SECRET DISEASES SHOULD CO! sult Dre. Brothers and Gray, 906 B street southw NECKWEAR, the only physicians in this-city who can permanently cure you without mercury! Many have been disap- pointed of on Us at first. Thirty ve ¥ ‘m-Imn' ~ ) REWARD IF DR. BR $5¢ cure any case of Supp Fruation, ‘Leucorrhor (or OTHERS FAILS TO pressed or Painful Men- hites), and all Inter- Tuptions or Irregularities of the Menstrual Peri years ex; ions: ienee. 906 B street southweet, _ al8-2m* ‘fT HAS REMEDY FOR LA plaints quickly cured. Can be street northwest. Office hours from 1 to9 o'clock p.m.. with ladies only. mJ-3m* lOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS_CERTATN CURE iney Diseases, Gravel and all Urinary Diseas Nervous Debility, Seuaal Weakhass, Ipotency, Gloet. Scrofula, Syphilis snd all Blood and Skin speedily cured. Gonorrhea cured in 48 hours. For tale by WM. B. ENTWISLE, Street and Pennsylvania avenue. der seal on receipt of price. OBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AN. longest established specialist in this city, with fare gxperience, will guarantee acure in all dlscases of the Urinary Organe, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emi rer), sions, Impoteney (lows of sexual po etc. Gonorrhoesa and Syphilis positively eu: 3to 10 days. Consultations strictly confidential. Can ba consulted Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 2 Ee frading physiciansof Baliares Main ofee do Rote ading pl nore. Main office, 30 Nort Liberty street, Baltimore. Md. al ‘OUNG MEN. If you have, fatled to recetve cases of Chronic Diseases, such a8 roper treatment in Hicart Disease, Kid ney Complaint, Nervous Debility, Impotency or Pro- ney, Complaint, ity, Impotency y, Seminal Weakness, Dyspepsia, Nervous , Send two stamps for ‘our questions for ition and our new darn st Sie 2a AEST an Eat 147 East 15th street, New York. R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND ‘only. reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be fonsuited daily at 237 Pennsylvania avenue. Ali Female Complaints aud Irregularities quickly removed. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consu:tations strict confidential. Tooms for Ladies. Office hours 2to4 andTto8. my24-1in De. _TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain ‘eure Zor Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- ney Diseases and all’ Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis guaranteed in either -, Send two stamps for pam- Jel3-codly Dr. JOHN TRIPP. D*- RICORD’S VITAL RESTORATIVE, Approvell by the Academy of Medicine, of Paris, re- commended by the Medical Celebrities of the World a3 Inauly: visor, Se. Of Levasedr 10 Gia. ees Richtee iv 7 rue Paris; or of Seth. 8. Hance, Baltimore, and C. Christi- ani, 484 Pennsylvania avenu Wi where descriptive monials can rope item Bidesmonp: . 5. B. SIGESMOND, 34 Vanderbilt Building, New York. m2 FPL, BALTES Eo WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT; A Specifio for Hywteria, ‘Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous ‘Heads, ache, Mental Depression, Lose of Memory, 5} Tha, Impotency, Involuntary Emissions; Old Age caured by over-exerti julgenee, which misery, decay ani Ghe box will care. recent cares. Hach bor contain oso month's treatment. One dollar _s box, or six boxes for Sve dollars; sent by mail prepaid on’ receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes cure any case. With each Sve dollars we gill nd the purcater. erour written guar ve ‘wo will sen ‘our guar. antee to return the money the treatinent does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued by STOTT & CROM- WELL, 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C.. Whoiesaleand Retail Agents, to whom all orders’ should be addressed. oclé Fconomican AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & £0.'3 LAUNDRY SOAP IS FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAK OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. ITIS SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVEKY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, m8 3244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.c. FOR ASAFE AND RELIABLE CATHARTIC TAKE NATTANS' PILLS. Home-made, they are always freeh. ‘They invariatly relieve Headache, Billousters. Costiveness, Dysvepsia and General Disorders of Stom- ach aud Bowels. RHR NATTANS, Puan: x MACTST, ‘i4th and I and 2d and D streets nw. ‘Tongh as whalebone, Unequaled for Beauty and Delicacy of Balance! Remar! Soit Elasticity of Spring! Samsonian 5\ t Beautiful Whipped Hollow 00 BASS ROD with extra superfine 00 BASS BUD! Lancewood ‘Tip in it! 4 Joints, Perienecdi the fahoriman’e red taal of estan poems perienc 's brill of e7 ic ure ‘until he has landed a 5b. Black Bass with this Gem of a Rod. Price only $5, free by mail anywhere. J. U. OMEARA, All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station, for further information apply at the Baltimore and Ticket Offices, Washinton Station, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Mth street, where orders Brill be taken for basage to be and received at “ ©. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent, WM, CLEMENT! Sisstor of Transportation, Baltimore, WwW H. WHEATLEY'S . AND MG OND ‘Ry SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. m9 ‘Wil call for and deliver W' in the Dis- ‘upon ‘address ‘or otherwise. returned and express from to country. oto 08 as Bata Gnounscows: Be. Wholesale Fishing Tackle, 1347 Fennsyivania avenue, OMPOUND LICORICE POWDER, f fc ‘blood Use NOMWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL, aM, KLOGEE SAMSAES paanwacr. At mis C= BUPPERI, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST, BEADQUS TENS CARRIADE COMDER EY CBE the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durabitity in tha BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRI- CYCLES, WAGONS, &.. cau be bought at the lowest THIS EVENING. \OLEY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. Commencing FRIDAY, MAY 'TWENTY-SIXTH; 1882, at the National Loan Office, 1007 7th street, alarge and varied assortment of Unredeemed Goods, consist- of iMé GCid and Silver Watches. Piain and Set Rings. Sleeve Buttons; seta Jewelry, Chains and Necklaces. Books; Musical Instruments, Ladies and Gents’ Clothing. Sowing Machines; Tools, Guns and Revolvers. Sutlery; Plated and Sol Silver Ware. ‘The sale will begin at SEVEN P.M. EVERY EVEN- ING, and continue until all forfeited pledwes are sold. N.B.—All persons having deposits at the National Zoan Office will please call and redeem or renew them le. before the day o! mye FOLEY, Auctioneer. W 2. TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionoers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE: BRUSSELS, INGRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS; ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, HALLET DAVIS & CO. MAKERS; WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES, UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH AND.REP. MECEPTION CHAIRS: SIDE TA; K MATIRE: PILLOWS AND BOLSTE) STOVES; BEDDING Bugs VELVET TOILET SETS, AND'A LARGE ASSORT- or CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, CUTLERY, &c., KITCH- TC. DAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST, com- O'CLOCK A.M., we shall sell ‘at resi- corner Massachiisetts avenue and 11th ft, a general assortment of Household effects, and well worthy the attention of buyers. ‘Terms cash. my25-d ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. FPUIOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ OF VALUABI. EROPLITY, SITUATED NO. IN 3 NO.¥13 ELEVENTH STREET IN THE CITY OF WASHING- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. 8,002, the undersiznéd Trustees will offer for sale, at public auction, in front of the premises, on. WED- NESDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRSI, 1883, at HAT PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the south partof lot nu bered three (3), in Davidsou’s subdivision of square umbered two hundred and cighty-seven (81), fronting tw me and a-half (214g) feet on north H street, and Funning back on the east line eighty-eight (88) feet and five (5) inches, and on the west line seventy-eizht (78) fect and ten (10) inches, containing about seventeen hundred and eighty-nine (1,789) square feet, with the improvements thereon; and; immediately thereafter, in front of the premises, te north part of lot numbered three (3), in square nambered three hundred and forty- th: 3), fronting twenty (20) feet on Eleventh (11th) street west, by the depth of said lot, with the improve- ments thereon. ‘Terms of sale as preseribed by the decree: One-third cf the purchase money in cash, and the residue in equal instalments, in six, twelve and eighteen tontha, with interest at six (6) percent. A dejosit of $100 on each Parcel sold will be required when the pronee’y is struck forms of sale to be complied with in ten dayssfrom day of sale, All couveyancing at the cost of the pur- ROBERT IN } Trustees. ARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD, L SION TABLE. DSON PILLAR EXTE ‘TOP HALL 8S’ D, Re yOOD T DINING CHAIRS, FIN FR K AND TEA SETS, CUT GL: ISH PLATED WARE, WAL TABLE, AND OTHER CAMPETS, HAIR MATTRASSE: CAMP AND OTHER FANCY CHAIRS, ORNA- MENTS, LAMBREQUINS, LACE CURTAINS, MARBLE-TOP TABL CHAIRS, WAR ROBES, ENGRAVIN MATTINGS, KITCH On. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY THIRTY FIRST, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sei] at the residence of Col, A. D. Robinson, 1409 L strect northwest, who is giving up housekeeping, the above- mentioned articles, together with others. my26-d DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. _ SALE OK VALUABLE REAL ON THE NORTH SIDE OF N STRE BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court, of, the District of Columbia, passed on the 24th day of May, A.D. 1882, in Equity cause No. 8095, in' which Elizabeth Lowe et al. are plaintiffs, and Jeremiah Jackson et al. are defendants, I shallon WEDNES- THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1882, at ® O'CLOCK FM. offer for eale at public auction, in front of the premises, the east 40 feet front by 80 fect deep of lot 8, squaré 211, with the imprrovements ereon. ‘Terms: One-third cash, and the residue in two equal installments, payable in six and twelve months respect- rely from day of sale, the purchaser, giving his notes, Dearing six per cent interest for the deferred payments; the title to be retained by the trustee till the entire pur- Chase money is paid. A deposit cf #100 will be required of the successful bidder atthe time of sale, and unless the terms of sale are complied with in ten days from day Tesold at the risk’ and cost of of sale the property will the defaulting purchaser.” All couveyanclag at Sost of pure! ” L. CABELL WILLIAMSON, 490 Louisiana avenue. ‘WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. my26-d&ds JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ‘Southeast corner’ 9th and D streets northwest. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S SALE OF UN- CLAIMED FREIGHT. On SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRD, 1882 atHALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at our auction rooms: Ye shall sell for aocount of the Adams Express Company packaxes, com assortment of Trun! Bundles, Boxes, P: c., ers to bosold without All parties concerned will take notice. ‘Terme cash. my26 jONCERNING THE ABOVE SALE, NOTICE 15 hereby given in justice to the publicand myself that the north half part of Lot numbered 23, offered for sale in the above advertisement, 18 my was bought by me twenty-nine records will show: and that di Years it has beon assessed in my name, and that continuously paid the general and spécial ink iahrc mee sun, and whic Tepaid to me, will of future Htigation. Tt was alloged. in the kiijah Shelton that the whole of said Lot num! belonged to him, when the fact was I had bought of him the north half part a year previous to this suit, It is admitted by in this suit that this \9e avail sny one, how fullciently informod of the pecullar circumstances of the case, £6 divestme under the forms of inw, mere show wiliout substance of right, of property of whieh I am ie owner. Tama colored man, a resident of Gcorzetown all my lite ana belue without any, education whatever, ‘end & lor many years, am of course profoun. ore ant of matters of law and rules of sf BENEDICT JOHNSON. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. USTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE EAST OF SQUARE 643, FRONTING™ ON CANAL By virtue of a decro3 of the Supreme Court ig ep Meh Joba Taylor j ft and Bu FIVE O'CLOCK P, Bf. 28 and 10; 13 Curtis subdivision of on yuare: are No. ‘on, with the improvements thereon. ‘by the decree: One-third fain ‘and the bal - ve ‘to be secured b; vieek ot it of $50 will be ro- ig kknc off. iOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee. Hlonee and Carslage Dazaar, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR. HESS) kc EVERY TUESDAY, THURSD! Sar ukpat MORNING, a Err GPECIAL BARGAINS TO-DaY. ‘Children's and nits, $2.50, $3, $4 and $5, up. oe te so W. $1 Laced and and Sat ie “ioe INGE, TWO VERY FINE, ANTIQUE TABLES, ANTIQUE SOFA. LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS; WAXDOW HANGINGS: WALNUT, MARBLE TOB MBER TURNITORE “(WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS), HAIR AND HUSK MAT. TRASSES; | WARDRD! BEDSTEADS AND WASHSTAND: ARATE PIECES; FINE BRUSSELS HALL AND BrAIR CARPETS; EXTENSION DINING TABLE; WAL- NUT DINING GHAIRS; LARGE QUANTITY OF GLASS AND CHINA WARE; KITCHEN BEgur- BITES: ALOT OF MISCELLANEOUS BOUKS,, TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NO’ NECESSARY TO MENTION, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE FIRST, 1882, at TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1019 Connecticut ave., between K and L streets, I shall sell a general assortment of Household Goods, partly described above. my27-4t THUMAE DOWLING, Auctioneer. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c., AT AUCTION. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE No. 1224 F STREET NORTHWESI. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, THIRTY-FIRST MAY, 1882, commencing at TEN O'OLOCK, f will sell, at ade F street northwest, @ general assortnient of well- cept Furniture, viz: ‘Ten Marble-top Bed-room Suites, two Parlor Suites, Brussels and Ingrain C Walnut Marble-top Tablea, Walnut Wardrobes, Wainut Extension and other Tables, Refrigerator, Water Cooler, China and ware, Cooking Requisiter, and many other articles not neces- sary to mention, Houre for rent, ‘Terms my27-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Spurt of the District of Columbia, paswod May 20, {] 18832, in Cause No. 7,880, of the Equity dockets of said Court, the undersigned, a8 ‘Trustees, will offer for sale at public auction, 1n front of the premises,on WED- NESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK P.M., the following-described Reai Es- tate in the city of Washin: D. C., to wit: Part of Lot21, in Square 534, and particularly described as fol lows: inning for the same at a point on the line of the public aliey in said square 16 feet west from tho sou! rn corner of the sa d. thence running wrest along said alley 14 feot and 24 inches: thence nor! ‘77 feet; thenoe east 14 feet 236 inches, and thence south to the beginning, and also the free use forever of the private alley three feet wide running zlong the north part of said Lot and opening into a public alley ip said square. Also, part of lot 22, in square 534, beginning for said past.at a point on tig south tine of aid lot 22, 35 foxt 4 iches from the southeast corner of said lot, and thence Tunning north 72 feet 3 inches to a 3-foot alley, thence West 14 foot 1 inch to an alley, thence south along the west line of said lot 72 feet, 3 inches to an alley, thence east 14 feet 1 inch to the beginning, ‘Terms of sale, aa prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in ¢ash, balance in three equal installments in six, twelvaand eichteen months after tho day of aale, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustees. ‘The trus- tees will reserve a lien on the property sold until the whole purchase money is paid. If the purchaser fails to comply with said terms within ten days from the day of sale, the property may be reso'd at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days' notice in the Evening Star. A deposit of $25 on each piece of the property sold will be required at the sale. All con- ‘Veyancing at purchaser's cost, |. F, HANN, my27-d&ds J. M. JOHNSTON. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. POSITIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDD LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STKE! MASSACHUSETTS AYENUS AN STREET NORTHWEST. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIRST, 1882. at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, {shall sell Lot 22. in square south of square 516. x80. ‘Terms: $300 cash, and the balance on easy time. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $50 deposit at time of sale. ¥ my27-d&ds } Trustees. G FPHOS. J. FISHER & CO, Real Estate Auctioncers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED, INCLUDING A FINE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NUM- BEKED 121, 01 ARROLL STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND AND A AND 8 STREETS SOUTHEAST. A VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NUMBERED 9. ON DE- FREES STREET NORTHWEST; TWO SMALL FRAME BUILDINGS FRONTING ON NAILOW’S ALLEY, BETWEEN FOURTH AND. FIFTH AND L’ AND K STREETS NOKTHWEST, AND TWO UNIMPROVED LOTS, ONE FRONTIEG ON SIXTH STREET, BEPWEEN E AND F STREETS SOUTHWEST. ‘By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, Dincrtct of Columbia, in the case of Just vec fo. 8. 1 ry Just, Equity cause ‘on the 1th day of May, A. D. 1882, as amended by a further decree fpasséd in said cause on the 24th day of May, A. D. 1882 the dimes heselnaftermenioueds the Sleeping sea eusat 8 ‘ment lowing bs real estate, in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia: THE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1682, at FIVE O'OLOCK. Pe the in rentae aes , at " . M,, ‘ront of prem- ines, ‘the west half of Lot numbered four (4), in squure numbered five hundred and fifteen (515), improved by two small Frame Buildings. ‘On the SAME DAY AT HALF-PAS FIVE O'CLOCK, P. M., im front of the premises, lot numbered I, in A. Ht eeruerd's Focorded subdivision of lots in Square num! xhundred ani three, (623) pro} bya handeome three story brick dwollina: 1883, SEPIVE O'CLOCK, Pak in (ourof the pensions al PM, ‘ron! PI lot numbered twenty, (20) in Charles Just's recorded subdivision of lots in square numbered seven hundred and thirty-two, (732) improved by a destrable two-story broke dwelling nearly new. ‘On the SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, Py M., in frontof the premises, the north half of lot numbered thirteen, (13) in square numbered eight hun- dred and thirty-five (835.) Ando the SAME DAY, at SIX O'CLOCK, P. M., in front of the premises, lot numbered thirteen; in aquare numbered six hundred and sixty-seven (667) ‘Terma of wile; One-third of the purchase money of exch leoe of property in cash, and the residue in two gaual installments, payable respectively, interest, at one and two years from the of ; the title to re- gio Gee ee mee ee each piece of the improved leposit in money of $100 on property, and of $50 on each of the unimproved lots Fequired at the tineof sale. ‘ers of ealo tobe complied ‘ith within days after the day of sale, in default of which the property to be fesold afl ‘threo days’ advertisement in *-The Event i newopaper at Verancing at coet of parhason, a ie | voyancing at cost of Sod Laima , GEOHGE E. IAMILTON, Trustee, No. En F street northwest. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Acts. my21-d&da (RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS 105 EAST CAPITOL STREE! BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of Diniriet of Columbia: passed 2ist day of Jan. Chipin Brown, adtatslatraior, waa paint at” Adam, rot administrator, was int ans ©.Van Patten’ et al were defendants: we will soll at blic auction, in front of the ‘on SATUR- AY, JUNE THIRD, A.D., 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK B. M:, the following described real estate, situated in the city of Wash’ . Distrist of Columbia, known as and being partof original lot numbered ‘seventeen (17), in square numbered seven hundred and. twenty-nind of said lof having @ (729), to wit: The western part front of twenty (20) feet and eleven (11) inches on Capitol etroet and running back the name width lx (46) foot and threo (3) inches to the southern line of said lot, ‘with eastern of way over the Ay lot to a public joned. r, aa in said decree ‘Terms of sale: One-third ; balance in two cash; (On twelve (12) months, or =e no of and ail A deposit of juired at the time of conveyancing at rs ‘Ofiee110'La. ave. n.w. ce -W.; | reustoee. BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, ‘Office 323 435 street n.w., J.T. COLDWELL, Auct, m23-10t \Y OTICE TO PERSONS HAVING PROPERTY AND No WousenoLD FURNITURE TO SELL. M. FOLEY, Auctic r, will this day sell or offer Sipps ee i i perso m selling thelr Houschold Puraiture Y shall sell the er eee Refe if juired. . Tipe given if req have p: Address xu. , Auctioneer, m23-10t 811 7tb street northwest. OF A DESIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK MOORE. Nod Foe DM STREEIO. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY THIBTY-FIRST, 1882. resident, has directed me infront of the bremises, By: | eM aerate : if 9 Ob Belt ine of care sud in three years. The owner, a non- suction on One fourth cas 3. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer, Boren VPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctiopese, (From the Congregationalist.) & Generous Act, THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ALL WHO CARE FOR ‘THEIR COMPLEXION AND SKIN. ‘It is not generally known that the nervous system has s wonderful infinence over the skin, but this is a fact known to medical men who have given much of their time to the study of diseases of the skin. No one can have a clear and fair complerion unmixed with blotches or pimples who is very nervous. ‘Whatever tends toa healthful condition of the nervous system always beautifies the complexion and removes roughness and dryness of the skin. Some skin diseases are not attended by visible signs on the surface, but an intolerable itching that renders life miserable. ‘We copy the following deserving and interesting com- “Dr. C. W. », “*SkIN CuRg,” is received by the public with great confidence, and it is regarded as a very generous act on the Doctor’s part to make known and prepare for general use his valuable and favorite Prescription for the treatment of skin diseases, after having devoted almost his entire life to the study and treatment of nervous and skin disease, in which he took great delight. He was for a number of years physician in charge of the Maryland Infirmary on Dermatology, and anything from his hands is at once accepted as au- thority and valuable, The remedy is fully the article to attack the disease, both internally, through the blood, and externally, through the absorbents, and is the only reliable and rational mode of treatment. These prepa- rations are only put up for general use after having been. used by the Doctor in his private practios for years, with the greatest success, and they fully merit the confidence of all classes of sufferers from skin disoases." This is for sale by all druggists. Two bottles, internal and ex - ternal treatment, in one package. Don't be persuaded totake any other. It costs one dollar. Oh, My Head! Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Ner- Yourness, Paralysis, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, and Brain Diseases positively cured by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills. They contain no opium, quinine or other harmful drug. Sold by druggists. Price, 50 cents per box, two boxes for $1, six boxes for $2.50, by mail, postage free, by Dr. 0. W. Benson, Baltimore, Md. C. N. Crittenton, New York, is wholesale agent for these remedies, my29 FAMILY SUPPLIES. For EXCURSIONISTS. POTTED HAM, BRAWN, POTTED TONGUE, COR’ POTTED BEEF, ‘TURKEY LIVERS, POTTED CHICKEN, SHRIMP, POTTED GAMF, CURRIED OYSTERS, LUNCH TONCU! PICKLED 0) WHOLE BONED HAM, PICKLE y WHC BONED CHICK EN, SARDINES in oil, TOMATC and TRUFFLED WOODEN PLATES. PAPER NAPKINS, B. W. REED’S SONS, my? 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. JP xXcexsionists’ SUPPLIES. SPECIAL ALTENTION TO THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS THIS SEASON. Fresh line of CANNED MEATS, FOWL and FISH. FRUITS, CRACKERS, PICKLES, Summer WINES. At Low Prices, WITMER’S, m23 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HOME MARKET, 1620 1dr STREET NORTHWEST, We bave, Telephonic, Exchange with all parts of the and “MOUNT PLEASANT.” jecommence SUNDAY, MAY 287, to DELIVER all MEATS and FRUITS purchasea’ on Ssturday “SUNDAY MORNING.” Gnily those patrons who buy regularly of us are enti- tled to this important and economical plan. Your Sun- day dinner comes to you fresh, and relieves you from care. FALL & LOVE, Home Market, 1620 14th street. CLARET! CLARET ‘We offer, as a specialty, THREE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET FOR $1, OR $3.75 PER DOZEN. We havo also an assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF CLARET, which we are offering at low m23 C LARET! POTTED MEATS, PICKLES, OLIVES, PANNED OYSTERS, SARDINES, &c., &., for Picnics and Lx- cursions, GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5. No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. UHN B. KELLY, EEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, eo; CORNED DEEP 629 and bab Contes tacot 9th street wing, and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or Addross PRiatkching Galvored freot charge to all parts of the city. marz4 NOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS ‘and Biscuits will be guaranteed if you ure CERES, celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which ‘was awarded the First Fremium over all other competi- Premiua, jh tue shape of avery handsome gold moaale ium, in the of avery handsome in 1880 and 1881. ‘The millers claim that one barrel of Ceres will turn out forty loaves more bread than any other flour in America. STERLING ST. LOUIS FANCY, one of the most beautiful Winter- Wheat Patent Flours ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex- THE EVENING STAR. 2d Edition Lait Tlorams to The Slr Frank James to be Pardoned. Sr. Lovts, May 29.—The Post-Dispatch will pud- lish a statement this afternoon showing that Gov. Crittenden has been tn hegotiation with Frank James for the past ten days for his surrender, and that the outlaw ‘De pardoned within a week, See Senator McPherson’s Libel Case. PHILADELPHAL, May 2&4—Judge Thayer, in the Quarter sessions this morning, sustained the in- dictments charging Julius Chambers, the Philadel- hia dent of the New York Herald, with belling U.S. Senator McPherson and Charles Emory editor-in-chief of the Press, with libel, —_>__ The Philadelphia star Route Cases. PHILADELPHIA, May 29.—The May term of the U; 8, district court closed to-day. Counsel for all of the eaten ta An the star route mail oe were present, ani assidy, represent several of them, stated that his engacenient in the Malley trial would probably occupy two or three Weeks tocome. The case of all the defendants Botore the jury empanelied for the Aeuust term ot fore the jury em) (or, Tm the court. District Attorney Valentine was ready with his witnesses to proceed to-day. ——— Lieut. Danenhower in New York. New Yorke, May 20.—Lieutenant Danenhower had many visitors today at his quarters in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He was tendered an invita- ton by General Barnum to participate in the Grand Army of the Republic ‘to-morrow, which he accepted. He Will probably cocupy one of the carriages. Dr. Knapp, who examt his eyes this morning, says that the Sight Of Tis left eye ts totally gone but that will not be neces- sary to remove it. He h in a short time to dispense with the use of les. He will attend the memorial services of the G. A. R. to-morrow evening in the Academy of Music. persis Be Cornelius J. Vanderbil’s Will Con- tested, New Yore, May 29—The will of the late Cor- nellus J. Vanderbilt, whocommitted suicide at the Glenham a short time peo is being contesyed by his sister, Mrs. Mary A. Le Bau Berger. He left an estate valued at $750,000, not one penny of which went to any person by the name of Vanderbilt. bowie Capitol Notes. DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE. The democratic members of the House held a conference this morning, and after a general dis- cussion of the present situation it was proposed. that a managing committee of five members be appointed to conduct the contest on the part of the minority. This proposition was met with a suggestion that the gentlemen who have been act- ing as leaders of the minority be requested to con- tinue in that capacity. It was then unanimously agreed that Messrs. Randall, Blackburn, Carlisle, Kenna and Atherton should Manage the contes A further agreement was reached to the effect that if the Speaker should make an “arbitrary ruling” for the purpose of forcing the minority to submit to the will of the majority in the pending contest, that another conference should be held to detcrinine the course to be pursued by the demo- cratic members. ne cos Professor Gregory’s Child. > PROCEEDINGS IN THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day in the court in General Term, the case of the United States ex rel James M. Gregory against Matthews et al, trustees of the public Schools— application for & mandamus to compel the de- fendants to admit the child of the relator to the Prescott schpol building, (on 7th street, above Boundary,)—was taken up. lessrs. Shellenbarger and Wilson 2p ared for the relator, and Messrs. Matthews an ovejoy for the defendants. Professor ex he lives near the Prescott bulld- ing, and sent his child to the Prescott building, but it was not admitted, as was at first claimed, on account of color—the Prescott building being occupied by white schools, The sub-board of the ‘sixth division sustained the action of the principal in refusing to receive the pupil, and on appeal to the board the sub-board’s action was sustained— the ground being that it was tn the power of the board and the sub-boards to designate to what ‘school the pupil should be admitted. The defendants this morning file pleas that under the act of Congress reorganizing the board the subject was within the discretion of the board, and they had acted under that discretion. The re- lator filed a demurrer, and the court said for want Of time the ease would be continued to the Septem- er term. FS THE BonD Caux for $15,000,000 continued 6s, issued by Secretary Folger Saturday, leaves about $33,000,000 of 6s included in the act of March 3, 1863. By issuing a call every month the 63 would be exhausted by September, and then the calls for continued 5s could commence. This was the in- tention of Secretary Folger. It is stated now that there is a probability of his following the prece- dent set by Secretary Windom, and continue the 63, and thus help the banks out with their bonds deposited for circulation and commence at once to callthe 53. This, however, Secretary Folger will hardly do except by authority of Congress. It is thought that as soon as the deadlock 1s over in the House that a resolution will be offered to that effect, continuing the 6s at3 per, cont, but that they shall not be called until the 3ys are re- deemed, and when the former are redeemed the highest shall be taken first. Tue Secretary of War says that the visit of General Drum and Colonel Barr to the military acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious epi- cure, RELIANCE, a splendid Minnesota Patant Plows, made by the celebrated Hungarian Process. Itis 8 yery cheap and beautiful Patent [rithin, the reach of classes, and we, eatisfaction toevery one who will try it. GOLDEN HILL, the old rellabis stand by and the Standard Hiour of the District, agreat many Patent flours. Millers or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL havo about $10, 000 in remodeling their mill, and have in fy Golden But is not Osh tages Fan sully Flour, ly Golden. ni a a Dut itis really a patent flour with the vantage that it can be bought for considerably less money, ® great many Patent Process flours not near as white, Doras uutritious ae Golden Hill, For sale by all cers. Wholesale Depot: corner int street an ‘Who are also the Sole Wholesale Agents for tho Dist 2 OF of Hecker’s Celebrated Self Flour and Buck- wheat. ost RECEIVED of BOBTON CUCUMBERS, FLORIDA TOMATOES, and FLORIDA ORANG) Constantly on hand, = PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS. Also, the yery best POULTRY. - FRANE J. TIBBETS, Pauace Marker, Corner 14th street and New York avenue. E ARE ee DAILY eng SL DRE SHAD MOFTON SELECTED OYSTERS, a PuliaBer baa CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PROPOSALS. Rorosats FOR STATIONERY, Post 01 DEPARTMENT, Wasnimaron, D-C., May 11489. $ Beal ag ‘be recei' this Department UN ae LVE Devoe yea "ON TH RSDAY. JUNE EIGHTH, 1882, for f Stationery for BTU Nopaecudee fermen as, beans 1, Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and esti- Joated quantities required, together with circular, re- ating ther-to, will be furnished on application to this posals should beaddressed to the First Assistant ‘Postm: General, and indorsed ‘*‘! ‘Pro for ms a8 P20PsALS FoR STATIONERY. ‘Wan Department, 22, 1882. Sealed proposals will be received at inte Department until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY, JUNE EWELETH. 1882. for furnishing Stationery’ for the War it and its Bureaus in Washington during the yoar ending June 90, 1883. timated quantities required, toweiince. with eieeabe oo: quant req re- Jating thereto, will be furnished on to this Proposals must bo addreened. to the Beeretary, of teas for Biationscy.* Bids wil be coustdaroton each mutilens dia "gall hare been ate uy Ooms reas for the purchase Of the eeatonery required: ROBERT T. ERGOEN, 22, 27, 29, §3, 5, 10-6, prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, ts in no way connected with the reportedjmutiny of the prison- ers there. Those officers were to make the regu- lar semi-annual visit there before the report of the mutiny came. no information of which has been ol receive Naval OnpERS.—Lieut. Commander Francis W. Dickins, from duty in the hydrographic office, 3ist instant, and ordered to hold himself in readiness {nnd, from the bureau of steam engineering, ‘sth e a e 5 instant, and ordered to the M! Medical Di- rectors John M. Brown and F. M. Gunnell have nt the navy at the Ameri- been detailed to rey can Medical Association, which meets in St. Paul, Minn., on the 6th of June next. Affairs in West Washington. ‘THR May Procession of the pupils of Trinity church (Catholic) Sunday school yesterday was & beautiful sight, but the little ones were very much teeny because the rain preven! their marching through the streets near the church, as was intended. “The ceremonies were therefore necessarily confined to the church. About five hundred children were in line, all neatly dressed, (the girls in white,) and fifty female teachers. ‘he procession was formed by Brother Whelan and Mrs. Trunnell, and the little “ angels” were cared for by Mrs. Spates. The procession was headed by Ada Offutt. After the cross-bearer and sanctuary boys came Fathers Kelly and Whiteford, the latter of whom delivered an address to the: The queen of May was Virginia Ludgate; queen of martyrs, Susie Cole; queen of are Nellie Reily; queen ot “aposties, eM 3 queen of Prophets, Katie Horrigan; bearer of ‘the golden statue, Della McGurr; queen of confessors, Annie Tennant; bearers of the statue of the blessed Vir- gin Mary, Marie Dent, Pauline McGurr, Hattie Es- sex, Virginia Wetzel; queen of virgins, Cora Drury; faith, Annie McGowan;-hope, Cora Garrity; charity, Mary Moran. EXPELLED FROM THE CHURCH.—There have been ugly stories afloat for some months in regard to a clerk in one of the government departments, and until lately an active member of a church The church had, for its own protection, to take notice of the and after an investigation expelled the erring brother last week. The charge against him was understood to be the serious one of living with another man’s wife has a wife of his own Hving in a northern state. ‘The church authorities are reticent in regard to the matter, except the fact of dismissal, but their action would seem to indicate that, at’ least, the = the above charge was proved to their satisfaction. THE Bic Ratw Sarvrpay did some damage here, Dut not as great as was supposed at first would be. Mr. P. T. Berry, grocer at corner 321 and Dumbar- ton avenue, is, perhaps, the heaviest loser, and it 4s estimated that $150 will cover his loss. ‘The cel- lars of Payne's shoe store, the Montgomery” pour, ir. janion’s grocery, P ai tree! the stores of Messrs. Lyddane & Ren- shaw, were all flooded and the water was up some feet in “— B. Lockbart’s di tap locate drugs in All the places thus flooded, it will be observedpare situated on aad between Dunbarton ave- ‘The Strike of the Miners, PREPARATIONS OF THE COMPANIES—IMPORTATION OF NEW LABOR—A LARGE POLICE PORCE TO PROTROR TRE NEW MEN—UNVORTUNATE STATE OP APACE Special Correspondence of Ie EvENIne Stan. CUMBERLAND, Mp., May 28, 188% The hurried but extensive preparation beng : made by the Consolidation coal company to recel¥® and accommodate a thousand workmen at Kole hart has started the miners somewhat, and mage them a trifling more demonstrative in their defi- ance of the companies. Nevertheless they now . Tealize the fact Uhat the companies are in dead ; earnest, and that the introduction of one thousand new employes by one company means that @ very large number of the old miners must lose thelr places if they maintain the strike until the new men are brought in and put to work. The three structures being erected are situated about one hundred yards frem the mouth of the Eekhart mine, and stand on the property of the Consoll- dation coal company, which, indeed, owns all the roperty in the vicinity, although much of it has M rented or leased. The one-hundred-foot building is intended for the accommodation of the Police force of one hundred and forty men, who Will be commanded by Captain Hancock, & well-known member of the Baltimore pollos force. "A private bed-room and office for ure Latter will be bullt at one end of the structure, and every accommodation for the officers and miners will be provided. ‘The police force ts organized under authority of the act of the legislature «ranting railroad and coal companies the right to take this step for the protection of their property on condition they pay the salaries and all expenses of the oMioors, ‘ne men will be unfformed in blue, with brass buttons and black slouch hats, the entire costume Deing almost similar to that of the winter dress of the Baltimore police force. The police will be armed with Colt’s revolvers and Ly an ample supply of ammunition will be brought from Baltimore-for use should circumstances ree quire it, There is little probability of the strikers, however, making any combined attack, at first at allevents, as ley now express a determination {o wholly ignore the invasion, Should any arreste be made, the prisoners will be taken inside tho enclosure, and ten transported over the Eckhart branch niliroad to this city, where they will be lodged in the county Jail, which is a new and sux stantial building. The strikers contend that the new labor will prove a failure because of the ignorance of the miners; that the character of our coal and over. lying strata requires a degree of skillful work Sufictent to save the coal and protect the miners, and which novices will be a long time acquiring: ‘The great point of interest centers in the exact time at which the new miners are to appear. On Tuesday night next a detachment of one hundred and forty police will arrive and be quartered at Eckhart. On Thursday, June 1, at least four hun dred workmen will arriv: don the Monday fole lowing they will enter the mines and commence operations. As all the mines of the Consolidation coal company are connected under ground, the men can reach thelr working places without. ex: posure, and as they will not be able to speak Bnj ish tt will be dificult for the striking miners € obtain communteation with tiem. ‘The introduce tion of other labor will, it. 1s understood, follow ag AU 1s needed, or as the experiment succeeds, All the local papers sympathise with ti The Frostburg Mining Journal of yesterd “The state, presumably the protector of its cltie zens, is engaged to become accessory to a scheme which takes from a class of its people thelr livelle hood and confers the rewards due to residence upon floating foreigners. ‘The law and the power of enforcement admitted, the q yn becomes only in its moral —. ** * The tion of new labor will be a most unfortue nate expedient in every conceivable view of the case. Etaployment ts given to unworthy people; old and life-long citizens are thus despoiled, w the gloomy chapter thus gocs on. Is it too much to hope that some way of escape from an endless train of calamities may yet be found?” The company oMcials say the new men will learn to get out te coal ih ashort time, ‘They propose Lo amply protect the new men, aS Some tung more than merely miners, says? Tyler Post, G. A. K., of this city attended sere vices at Kingsley chapel to-day. 1 about fifty members in ui nm ap= | propriate to the occasi hed by Rev, | Durbin Milter, the pastor. On lay the post Will be escorted to Kose Hill cemetery by ire military companies, Viz.: the Voltigeurs, and the Hauititon Light Tn try, of this city, and the Gare Tett Guards, of Oakland, with muste by the Queen City band,’ and the Tyler Post drum corps of this city, and the Oakland band. On atrival at Rose’ Hill cemetery the progam observed | will include an address’ by Congressman RK. B. PF. Pierce, of Indiana. The ceremonies will be unus sually Interesting, and the presence of tie second. | battalion Maryland Light Infantry will add much to the parade, which will be under the command of Brevet Lieut. Col. Henry J. Johns * sertn A caucus of the Philadelphia delegation t the late republican state convention at Harrisburg has been called to meet this evening tor the pure pose of uniting on a Philadelphia business tor Congressman at lange. It is understood that the delegation will be unanimous for Joun Wane maker, and that he will be nominated by the cone Vention. Senator Cameron called on him and asked him to accept. President Arthur to-day and to-morrow will ree celve visitors at the Fifth avenue hotel, New York, where, it is rumored, he will hold a conference with his former political ‘associates as Wo Une feasibility of forwarding Judge Folger as a candidate for governor. Charles J. Werner, of New York, has bean chosen secretary and treasurer of the Washington and Western rullroad company, now owndug Une late Washington and Ohto railroad. In the supreme court, Washington county, R. L, Saturday, @ decree was entered divorct he Sprague, eiving ‘custody of her three dwugh erine Chase Sprague from Wr Mrs. Sprague and permitting her to resume her moiden nai With leave hereafter to apply for aliu uy it she 1008e8. Chief Justice Waite has decided that all parties 80 far as the Chesapeake and Oblo canal and tts tolls and revenues are concerned, stand in Uhe po- sition which they would Occupy If the state of Maryland itself were actually ruaning tue canal a8 a mortgagee in possession. —__———+e2.—__ ‘Turkey Playing a Double Game. After a prolonged resistance the Khedive of Egypt has finally yielded to the demands of the army and reinstated Arabi Bey as minister of war, The Khedive was informed that an armed force Was in readiness to convey him a prisoner to Kub> Deh if he refused to reinstate Arabl Bey. He re» led: “I bow to the will of the nation.” ‘It is rus mored that France and England are quite con Vinced that the Porte has openly encouraged the Khedive while secretly countenancing the action of the army, the obj being to bring about Turke ish intervention. The 7% im a leading articie this morning, says: “The situation in is tolerably clear. Turkey has been playing a double game. Arabi Bey is doubtless ac in collue Sion with Turkey. The latter has played tue gamg with complete suc oe A Missing Maw Fovnp.—The aalitiatth hda iii Eoiice were tne formed this afternoon that Capt. Rollins, who has been ulesing from his schooner at Stephensou'g wharf, has been found. G. A. R. Mewontat. Sexvices.—Lincoln Post, No, 3, Rawlins Post, No. 1, Kit Carson Post, No. 2 and jeade Post, No. 5, attended memorial services yes terday morning at the Metropolitan Presbyterian church, Capitol Hill. Rev. Dr. Chester preached Tiai setimon, and prayers were olfered by chaplaiay ‘sermon, prayers were offei Chap! Binghart and Swallow. DIED. BERRY. On May 24th, 1 at 12 minutes past S o'clock a.m., after a painful illness of five hours, GEORGE BERRY, a dative of Alerandria, “V: this life in the fiftieth year of is ago. "The funeral wil! take roi the terasl C. My corner of lst and B streets southwest, Wednes- day, the Sistinst., at 3 o'dlock. [Alexandria papers will'vlease copy. CASWELL. May 27th, 1882, 10:15p.m., GEORGE A. CASWELL, Commissioner Washtugton Asyluine twenty seven years eleven months, rer at the house Tuesday, 30th May, 1882, 6 p.m Request that no flowers be sent. JULIHN. Qn Mi 1882, of acute Maa. ‘uncral froin 936 C street south west, on Wednesday, far dist at i odo san. 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