Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. End of the Christinncy Caso. Sports on Land an@ Water, = me a IT IS BROUGHT TO A CONCLUSION TO-DAY BY A DR- DISTRICT MEN AT CKERDMOOR, STREE SaRORe THIS AFTERNOON. WEDNESDAY. September 20, 1892. eee UNEXPECTED ACTION BY! Mr. James A. Bell, of the Columbia Rifle Cad | ad erders fil DAY, at seven o EREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS COR- Ss a a rc Who returned yesterday from New York, having!” A es one soipring flan Peer OF CHEE Cae NG LOTS COR. 3 wr Tho sult for divorce brought by ex-Minlster | teen present during the fie nestchen at Creed- A EAST, ‘ roc RE, i Teac P. Christiancy against his wife, Lily M- | moor, ‘saya that Pollard, of the National Rifles, SPAUSRAY, AETERNOON, SEPTEAL {ATED IS HOWSON'S ICE ChE Christiancy, which has occupied the attention of | who took part in the international military ta ups returning t | CLOG ta feet F the pee eae A o ? eee the courts and the public for the last two years, | did splendidly, standing second on Lue list of ton evel eaday Fi ont of premises, we will sell On ERIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY- ie ee ee ee LOT 1, SQUARE 996, SECOND, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. the cutive @ | was brought to an abrupt end about noon to-day Sera Ca te yeti, TIMES the AmerCaR information apply. : containing 6,625 equare fect, fronting 34 7-12. feet on | effects contained in above-named establishment. in the Equity Court, Judge Hagner presiding. The | rinemen, who ants accustonnen ‘ie = E G. T. JONES, Agent. | south K street, 46 feet on Georgia avenue, and 13 fect | Dealers invited. 8. BENSIN: court simply said, while disposing of the case, that | ish to long range sliootin ‘This is the _Handware an my = 7th «trect wharf, 2th street cast. Will make spiendid building lots, _BESSINGER, Auctioneer. After a careful review of the case, he had decided | no says, that the Americans havecrer teeny a poroune Tascronaioy Lins | Seeiseiatnat nn = | aaouam poRTNe: moos BSt Telegcrams to The Slar,| Ssesessche tts. cc sta tetsieas | saan tire Sera nee eten — Touths, hott to bear interest and secured by deed of | yinGE ASSORTMENT _OF_MILTINERY AND * | settion, and it was not necessary to enlarge on the | tary team will be put forth next year that olt or ‘A | ,,Qn and after MARCH 13th the STEAMER SUF, Cap. | trust, Deposit of 2100 required at sale. Conveyancing, ¥ GOODS, B! ING THE ENIIRE STOCK Subject. He said that in disposing of the case he | retrieve the lost Inurrls, as this match ther Kind. of firia in the city. fain W. C. GEOGHEGAN, will leaye STEPHENSON t purchaser's cost, OF A PARTY RETIRING FROM BUSINESS See $10 Rot take into consideration the depositions of | them the insufficiency of thelr practice. waar Soot of oe Shi DAY, at four d&de DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. AT AUCTION ; =: » The New York Democracy. Mr. Apne —— of the gor phat ad Bask BALL YESTERDAY. o'cloc m., for Morea ver = ae = = a 2 court at t ISposi ase, and the audi- 2 Main Yart: Mand 3 ‘ibe Dihiver Freight must be tn shdORTD AS MORNING: SEPTEMBER TWENTY. | | Syractsg, N. Y., Sept. 20—A large number of | cyusyat tie disposition of the case, and persons | At Chicago—Chicagos, 18; Worcesters, & As Branch Office Beturuny, arrivein Washington every gatntay night TO-MORROW. suction rooms, t rhall well'a tipe tine ste shoes pata, delegates to the democratic state convention have | ‘This is one of the most important cases of the | Cincinnat! St Louts, 7; Cinctonatt,& At Pitts OHN MILLER, STEPHENSON & BRO., AcErNts, EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO-STORY BRI embracing about twenty pieces of dry goods. already arrived here, and hotels are crowded with | kind that has ever been tried in our courts. Thou- burg—Loutsville, 3; Alleghe: At Buffalo— esale an tall Dealer in mif-6m street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave, it ON DELAWARE AVENUE, | | ‘The aitention of the ladies 18 calied to this eale (re- | PO! DEE eae eee ae sands of Pages of testimony have been taken in| Boston, 8; Buffalo, 6 At C and—Trogs, 8; ND OOD. = = ———— 3 NORTHEA! served seats, f re this city. Witnesses have here | Clevelands At Detroit— . waa ou ei pinauine Wot Sti, 43¢ and | NOTICE. DAUSIRLETS NORTHEAST: | served s THOMAS DOWLING, Avctioncer. | New York deyesay eating {ne admission of the | this city. Witne have been brought h Clevelands, 5 (10 Innings.) At Detrolt—Providence, eatede avers thes nch Offices, — —— Street northwest and 143 B street soutneast. ‘Velephonic FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Gonpect : aks an beat quality of Anthraciteand Bita- | On snd after NOVEMBER 34, 1981, the steamet minim Coa, T buy foreach only: thevetore my prices | ARROWSMETH wil leave tes weet foot of Tth «treo rat be discounted. Coal received direct by rail from the mines anni kept under cover. Orders promptly de- i Mattox TURDAY for a'l river 7 a.m. every MONDAY, connect! ‘THURSDAY and §sT y ered in any part of the city. aud-3mn igs. On MONDAY. as far as Nomini Ferry. On see iemtom = URSDAY, Nomini, Currioman, Leonardtows and OTHERS, St. Clement’ Bay, Stone's wharf, Cobrum and How: oJ OBNSON WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I$ COAL AND Woop, On SATURDAY, Curriéman aid" Leonard- HIN BR. WOOD, JOHN " NORPOLE AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. By water and rail direct from the mines. THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LARE hep ‘ ing at Piney Point, Point Lockout and Fortress Monn 5 it t cash prices, and delivere? promptiy, y TNO! .K W11H THE BOSTON ofc, wharves and depot, 12th aud Water | CONNECTING AT NOWFOLR WILE i — First-class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk... Round trip tare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk: Second-claas fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 1 First-class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. 1. Round trip fare to Finey Pointand Point Lookout 2. IC -cond-elass fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. FINANCIAL. a etett a Norfolk DAYS, THUMKSDAYS = = f i i. L. RAYMOND & CO., TH JOHN GIBSON id E.C. COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, aving Pier 41, No. 4 Pine street, New York. DAY af Terciock arnt Por pact ageneral brokerage business with experience Water streks, Geore town, lent facilities. Railroad Stocks carned on 3 to t Financial Keport, devoted to the ‘and stateroonis ean be secured at general th street, National Metropoiitan Bu and operators, mialled free; also ormation. £0. Tiekek © 1301 Pennsylvania a} Dat WOOD, Secretar st. now, Sd and K sts. n.w. Ao st now., aud 221 Pa. ay MERS ED. NEW YORK, ROTTERDA’ to out-of-town investors | 1 — furnish prominent references, ‘The firet-class. fnll powered, Clydt aters and Merchants, Je23 § of this Line, * ae aeeineabe e DAM. ROTTERDAM, SCHIEDAM, CULATION. X Z 20 EXCHANGE ALSO Netherlands, eave com 's Pier, footof Sussex street, Jersey City * y WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Ani- ate 50: steerage, $26. Soin Will no atreat. pansaice apply METZEKOTT sslvania avenue, Washiteton. ew Yore, ‘Who will send free full information snowing how lange LAseore "LINE. Profits may be realized on investments of WEEKLY Tinnor x 56 $10 TO $1,000. ee z ee LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY ‘PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES Seely FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. TC Laseage apply io ies wishing to make money in Stncks should com- te With the old established firm of BEIWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. Cc. B. RICHARD & ct General Passenger Agents, H. H. DODGE, G1 Broadway, New dori. . Or to PERCY G. SMITH, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Borght m) 1 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Sold on Commission, Send for **Tourist Gazette.” apl = < Y ORTH Gi RMAN LLOYD— ‘Mo. 599 15TH STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING,) See vanay Soa Berween foyer Havre, : LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME: Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, The tea Sig f this company, will sail EVERY SAT- TEDAY from Bremen pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. (Bnoapwar. New Yoar. ‘Rates of passage: From New York to Havre, London, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, $100; secon’ Every class of Securities bought and sold_on commis | cabin, $60: steerage, $30; prepaid steerage certificates, Sitmin San Francisoo, Ealtimor, Philadelphia, New | £0: Joie Green! New York, W.0. METEBT OTE ‘York, Beston and Washington. Orders executed ontha | & (0)., 925 Pennsylvania ayenue northwest, Agents for ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per2> Washinaton. od commission, Private and direct telecraph wires ‘> (pbeeee LINE. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through NOTICE. Which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges LANE ROUTE, Sethoue cities and reported back promptly. Quotation, | THE,CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, vy YORK AND LIVERPOOL. {Stocks and Bonds and information regarding ths wee HARBOR. R NEW YORE ‘Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di- Wea..18 Oct. rect from the New York Stock Exchange. ml a CWea TD Now — =— C3 % Wed..i1 Oct. | Servi Wed.. 8 Noy, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY £ ROM NEW YORK. RaTE oF PassacE: $90 and $190 for passenger accommodations. Bteeraxe at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- {TRco! ancl Queenstown and all other parts of Kuropeat west rates, ‘Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glaszow, Havre, Autwerp and other ports on the Continent and tor Mediterranean ports. For freight and passaue apply at the Company's office, 4 Bowling Green, or steerace and cabin to A, CHATTANO OTIS BIGELOW & CO., 605 7th street, Washington, MEMPHIS. D.C. ne VERNON H. BROWN & New York: EW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Hagerstown 6a. | Orto ‘Mesere. OTIS BIGELOW & Ci ™., with Pullman Slecper New York to Chattanooga, | _jan12 605 7th street, Washington. and Pullman Siceper Roanoke to New Orleans. = MEMPHIS EXPRESS leaves Baltimore 10 a.m., via. x Western Marviand alive’ and Wonincon aOs MEDICAL, « .. via Baltimore and Obto Railroad, with Parior Car | ——— a pina to Luray, and Leigntou Sleeper Luray to | G50 REWARD IF DR. BROTH! Memphis. painful Menstrua- t oer (or whites, ) and all Interruptions or Irregularities of the Menstrual Periods; Fieree: 106 B strect southwent. Dt ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELI longest established specialist in this cit mem ity, with 13 NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINTA, }‘ ars experience, will guarantee acure in all diseases of (Cre of America’s remarkable Freaks of Nature. the ees OF ie ‘Nervous and Seminal Weakness, No jasions, Lnpoteney (loss of sexual power), Axd Popular and Favorite Route totha etc, Gonorrhoea and Syphilis positively cured in 3t) VIRGINIA SPRINGS 10" days. - Consultations strictly’ confidential Can b> ses re : copmulted Wedesdays and Satuédags om 2 to 9 pin. QUICK TRANSIT! ~ fe ee oe 456, Pai Sate oie So i E Mi I MODA NS! ading ‘iciane LOTS. Nort SUPERION YO DUST Liberty treet, Baltimore: Ma. Bis doah Valley Railroad. Atk for Tickets via Shen: ERVOUS PROSTRATION HENKY FINK, General Manas bility, Lost Vitality, Youtt MATURE DE- Lynchburs, Va. Lost ty, You A. POPE, Gen’! Passenger and Hic cot Avent, pe Paro hee ee suchbare, Va, .Alwo, ali Priva JOSEPH H. SANDS, Suyerintendent. Oftice, 514 9th strect northwest. iageistown, Md. ISS OF POWER IN ANY FORM Is A GREAT CHAS. P. HATCH, 6. F. end ¥. A iz misfortune toaman. Degraded in his own wind Lynchburg, Ya. | by the loss of manhood, despised by the woman he loves, his mind becomes’ shrouded in E sponleney. Cousult DR. BROTHERS, 90 southwest. NENTLEMEN, IF U WISH SCIENTIFIC IT treatment, consult DRS. BROTHERS & GRAY, 906 B street southwest, the oldest established adver- MAY iT, 1582. tisine FP cians in the city—sworn to before A. C. WASHINGTON. Richards, justice of the peace. Medicines prepared at Louis Fast Express. | our Laboratory, and a cure guaranteed in all stages of nati, St-Louisand Chicago. | Seervt Diseases. No free prescripticus. A word to the id Way Stations. Wise is sufficient. Advice free. #1 Im* FR. JOHN TRIPH’S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- EXP ney Diseases and all’ Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis ‘Rocks and ¥ a _ | ceaniged im either stage. Send two stamps for paun- ee ee ee nT ON | Mts eats Dn. JOHN TRIPP. id Valley Exp: (Com Oe Een ae ae nae cee mectabd at Polut off Rocks for, Prederich Con's VITAL RESTORATIVE. smore, Hyatt-ville and Laurel Express. —— eltsville, Annapolis Junction. Jessup’s | KESTORES NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILI- *s. On Sund: tops at ail station y MORE EXPRESS, (lope at Hyaitevilla ee eines a ae ‘This infatlible remedy has been scrutinized and en- dorsed by the Academy of Medicine, of Paris, and tested for half a century by the medical celebrities of Furoye. It contains no phosphorous cantharides, or ; isons, aud is a purely, vexetable, surar-conted : vals by CHRISTIAN at, a4 Penn 5 3 avenue, Washington, where descriptive cir- pamela te nay r behad. None ‘fenluine. without the private ogo Laurd Ebr ren. | Toorietary stamp with monogram and full name as ‘at Annapolis Junction.) ~ ad Way Stations. NOTICE, lerick. Haverstown, Win. . (On Sunday to Point of tt City, Annapolis, Way timore and Way. fis wud N. ¥.E and N. ¥. Express. # ‘red- wh JATES, I AM NOW EN Oo RE! PRICE MORE THAN ONE-HALF, AND THUS THIS REMEDY WITHIN RESCH OF ALL. Et BOX $1, $2 AND 36.50. sep ESS. NENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT- EW YORK ana Bostox | Grin utand amccny GaN ot ab to ee PRESS. Sleepink Cars to New York. consulting Dr. LEON, 237 Pennsylvania avenue. Pro Heagy, Cumennatl and St Louis Expres. | Scrptions aud advico free of nue Cars to Cincinnati, and Chicazo. re ‘ ALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS, Ofice hours—It to 12, $toS and a Sunday only. Other trains daily, exceytSunday EALTH IS WEALTH!_DR. EO. WEST'S g ffm Wasiinaton wtop at Sto. HE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A'5 information a Ore an ions, ous Dilices, Washington Station, 619 and 1331 Mental Dey vB ie, corner Mth street, where orders «baggage to be checked and received at OS vont Ee LORD, WM. CLEMENT = ’eswsyt TA ROUT! ENNSYLVAN 3 TO THE NORTH, WEST AND 4 DOUBLE TRACK. x XE BILEL Kars. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEN TN LF Ehigs! Ie 1TH, 1682. rON FuOM SrsTios, C ¥ OTM ap BSTHEETS, A FOLLOWS. = tiabung and the W of Palace Sleeving Line, 9-30 ato, daily, with Scen jarrisbure to Cincintaty Wes Bm, Sait. ‘with Pan ro” Care ty Pi neiunal press, Pitbure and vk vient” a ee m0 nandaigua, Rochester, Burtalo. Nias m. daily except Sunday, with Pair Gots fi ebony to Watk 30 p.m. daily,exeeyt Satur day, with Palace Cars from Waslunston t Canoy daizu: Lock Haven, and Ebnira, at9.0 et Sunda the East, te % wie i. Limited Express of Pullman Par. 30 a.m. daily, except Sunday. ali thro: trains connect at Jo: yu Anne, afford ‘Tax Laws or Live axp Heautn.” * ddress Secretary, Medical and Suryical Instit co 147 East 15th street, New Yor! THE TRADES. 'S BINDERY, 1012 PENN. AVE.—PLAIN 7 dpl2 PENN: AVE.—PLATN Yates. Books a ‘specialt Orders: sail prompty attended to. H. WeMe NEAL, Proy jhe, IBSON BROTHERS, 36-20, 7 $e) and 1 On 5°00, "9:30" a.m; 4:20, 6:20, 7230, 9:50. inp pet Line, 6:40am. and$:40 p.m. daily. exst* Sunday. Fer Apna iis, Glam amd 4:40 p.m. dally, excep’ un lay ALEXANDEGA. AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL- CTICAL DOOR’ AND WAY. AND ALEXANDEIA AND’ WASHINGTUS wai WS RIN TERS, Sy KAILBOAD Se" Fine Printing aepeciultye For Alexandr é E E E W. H. WHEATLEY's . DYEING win pout Eun, lor in the Dis- “Se eeated ees eet oe returned. end toall THE EVENING STAR. from all parts of the country. Many commissions | 6; Detroit, 2. = many, Irving Hall and the county democracy are | have been appointed to take the depositions ‘of | © casi CHAS DOWIE ASemance, Fee rahe stramtnerents OF each party. | witnesses in distant cities, -Mrm Christiancy has iphone porgrenignecorpine eet peataarat — = he prevailing sentiment among country mem- | resiied in this city with her parents he City ernational cricket match at Philadelphia, TRUSTEES! SALE QF @OUSEHOLD FURNT- | porg seems to favor the admission of the thee dete | fyi . ECKY | yetween Canada and United States was concluded By virtue of a deed of trust dated the eeventh day of | SaUons on a fair basis of rey rescatasion, but the ——_.__. y day, and resulted in a victory for United June, 182, and duiy recorded in liber No. 1,008, folio | leaders of Tammany and Irving Hall do notap-| Sarg oF Gas AND INSURANCE STOcKS—Duncan- | 2 'S, With eight Wickets to spare. The Cana- Se., cue of the land records of the District of Co- | Dear disposed to approve such a settlement of the | son Bros sold this aiternoon, for Martha Jane 8 Scored 106 In their second inning, making STORY FR: WARE AVENUE. BETWEEN I 3 STREETS NORTHEAST, AND BUILDING LOT, ‘SED Ax A WOOD AND COAL YARD, LAWARE AVENUEANDI STREET the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF, ‘a the undersigned ‘Trustees will sell on MON- | vexed question. Burr, executrix Perry estate, 33 shares of t= ir total 214, and the Americans made 89 In thd i ve will sell in front of thegiy | DAY, ‘SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, 1882, AT y 3 % r. mate Och CK P.M... by order. of TEN O'CLOC! ‘The county democracy on the other hand still | ington gas. Scrip, at $37.35, to W. Smit EN ; 200 | second Inning, with the loss of two Wickets, Brings at No. 1336 I «treet nortliwest, a gen- claim the admission of the entire delegation. The | shares of Washington stock, at $43a! 50, to | ing their Wo 215. Lath in Square Nor Fite eapbaced be ro ehey Pate | Cral collection of Household Goods, embracing in pert—| names mentioned for temporary. president ore Henry ‘Semken and Charles A’ dines’ cashier | = (ele total up hoor House. ye es u ONT ow RERNITORE AEVERAT, MoS, FRE | Senator Titus, of Burlalo, Speakers Patierson, | bauk of Washington; Sores eae Ph scacthmaes ne On SAME DAY, at FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. Wuat- | of Troy, Reeves, of Buffato, and Wm. A. Poucher. | rance stock, to M. W. Beveridge, Jamies L. Norris, he winners at Sheepshead Bay vestentay were we will sell, in front of premi: Lots 8, 9, 10 & i = Building Association cl es eo . = and others, at $45.75. Th ting Ww: . | Gano, Breeze, Herbert, Fair Count, Bruno, and Subdivision of Square 718, Lot 8 is improved by two- mM WALNET ND OTHER Nominated for Congress, fade eee eee ees Oat cates yesterday Fugue, Saflor Boy, and story Frame MIRE. ij 4 “= o . 4g or Hane He owed by eae es FURNITURE,” EASY PHILADELPHta, Sept. 20.—In the Mtth district, ND INGRAIN CAi and two-story Frame. . Ewing were the winners, G Alfred C. Harmer has been renominated for Con- | Wno Struck Mrs. Reapy?—John Foley, an old m LL 0! Ez s ary Thorne Ww 288 class ‘Terms: One-third eash;_ balance in six, twelve and SR ee Uae FORNITORE EMG | gress, Bray haired ‘man, ot tespeceable appearanoe, was |) eG aon poke ae comet Rela eighte n months: notes to’ bear intere:t and to be se- ABOVE TRUST. “e ——.__ charged In the Police Court to-day, by a middie- - . . ad by dead of trust. A. deposit of $100 reauired.on | Thisis a large collection of Furniture, and should Affairs in Egypt. aged woman named Catherine Ready with having SPORTING NOTES. cach piece of property at time of sale. Conveyanciue | command the attention of buyers. ABDELLAL PASHA’S COLLAPSE. assaulted her. She stated that they live on Sth | The rowing recatta at Point of Pines (Boston) suas Ber ee econ Cores ee Scot MUEL T. ETT,? rrustees. Lownox, Sept. 2).—The Times in its second Street northeast, and on the 10th of this month Mr. | yesterday afternoon, which had tn slagle sculls with im seven days, sk an : BAMUEL r stecs. SDON, Sept. 2).— second edl- —— - i x ad tn tof defauiting purchaser after five days public ad- | 80-dts__E. W. WHITAREL, ""S tion prints the allowing: Foley came to her house and threatened to kill | thirteen entries, including Loe, Riley. and Hose Fertkement in some newspaper published in Washing- ‘on, D.C. n sis-d&ds DUNCANSON Bitos., Auctioneers. W ALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE PROPERTY, H PP OVED, ON NEAR PENN TO! Gatno, Seve, 2 The, following account of the | siz knocked ome of her teeta out witha brick, | Tor Was Not Fowed om Aco as collapse of, Abdciial Pasha’s reaistance has been | Tt “apreared, “upon furdher examination, tort nes Gens ta ak Rea es lellal summoned his black regiment | Messy Foley and Ready had an altercation, in - and sald he expected them to Mzht. till the last. | Witch stro Roagy ued gan ey eeatton: 8 | Prom the Philadelsiia Pros. He declared thay Ang had turned traitor and fled, | oore andar. Foley responded witht a hgteney, | Foreman Dickson chances the newspapers ana but that Kafr ete was making a heroic resist- | 4s "there appoared to be some doubt ast ring to crash foce io eee nied they should risk thelr | knocked Mrs. Ready’s teeth out Judge Bundy dis | him. ‘The current notion, how. 18 that Fore: Hes sce rent and ueeoeL ne latter replied | missed the charge of assault. Messrs. Ready and | man Dickson las cruchet hanes fiat enough for Ree ann ese om eae apereaaeres Foley were fined $10 for disorderly conduct, | all practical purposes. should be ready, he said, to die, as he was. | 80d put under $250 bonds to keep the peace for six aaa unt of rough water, pas Supreme Court of th By virtue of a District of Colum! ssed on the 12th di tember, 1882 ity. cause No, ‘ dersiinied as/irructees will offer for On THURSDAY, TW TY-FIRST DAY OF gt | Hon. in front of the prev st PATROUR O'CLOCK PeMnin trong | OND DAY or OCTUB 3, we will sell three lots, 18 féet P.M... all of the who | the government officers with and the ot! g feet, | ties tOsaid can The soldiers replied: ‘Then’ die, and shot him | “oaths ese ee Ker on 5 Th ny iormas through the stomach.” Ligvor Licexses APPROVED.—The committee on | TROUBLE APPAKENTLY IN STORE FOR POREMAN 5 feet Yin.) on Yd strect wi streets, toxether wit Andon fUESDAY, 7! BER, a.D. 18: h will make them desirable, : balance six, twelve and ‘bearing interest from day of trust on property sold. 1 Conveyancing at’ pur- | the premises, all of the interest, tit = i Whitton Taccdent. Iquor licenses to-day approved the application of DICKSON Tultan Juenneman and disapproved those of A. H. | 5. SRARRE, PA., Sept. 20.—A train of loaded | p¥l2n Suenneman and From the Phila. north ahd west branch railroad, at | Bradt and Geo. W. Richardson, Wr. cars on chteen mouths, for 1 secured by a de hia Press, 2 inst. OCLC : he 7 t Ses William W. Ker, assista@mt United States district down on each lot Hine of 83 a 11 | South Wilkesbarre, broke through a temporary = = at Oa nt eo oe the parties to this cong in and to the ered | trestle work this morning, and fell a distance of Affairs in West Washington. attorney, 18 home from Washington, taking a bit WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts. ( the sqnare numbered seven hundr d and fifteen feet. A number of workmen went down THE High street road is being repaired by the | of rest after w ome »Oths of service in behalf = Y ; Sate and Pe eee: | with the wreck. a Poot ee been sUb- | of the government on the star route cases. A day a ee eribe em for tha a Desir : ovemmenie: hs Whe Ganrlae diescouw, LIVE STOCK Sates at Drovers’ Rest are reported | OT OO Of recreation at the seashore and a brief cash, Or within we Moscow, Sept, 20.—The imperial court has been | BY Tavenner, Brow as follows:—325 ¢ fe up, 423 | Season of attention to his own practice are Mr. ae tai fee eau established in the Kremlin. An order has been | $010; best, D4aSX: good, 44 aby: medium, 4a | Ker's program for the inmediate future, and xiving his, her or their promissory totes for the same, | AtTival Of the emperor and empress at Moscow, and caives—sold trom $35 to $05 or head: cattie | 2, December, will demand his labors. Said Mr. with inte:ést from the day of sale at six (6) per cent. per | abd of the imperial procession to be made to the RIMRELAAGWe laste antes. per ; Ker yesterday: “The revelations in connection rch 28th, 18: aunun, or at the election of the nurchaser te whole | cathedral, the following persons are requested to . Seth “ey . With Foreman Dickson’s course are going to make of the Clerk of the county gi the purchase money may be paid in cash, tue title to | attend at the Kremlin this afternoon, viz:—The | ,,CO4/ TRADE.—The shipments from the mines of | trouble. inthe state of Virginia, in | the respective parcels i . the undersiene:t Trustee | the full simount atthe Dickson platnly violated ube act of Cone 80 sold to be retained until arin the Cumberland coal region for the week ending | Uness torbidiime tl rm rn nase money and interest ix | Principal army and thet ee bonne, Pemsens | saturday, September 16, were 44,725 tons, and tor | Er" a viding the! reaalng of any = ec on the promises, on SATU | paid. It any Shall fail to comply with the | ity tne thuntcipal authorities o weeeo d | the Year to that date 767.206 tons, a decrease of | He had alao the explictt Instruction or Sudge Y OF SEPLEMBER, A.D. | Vrs of sale, ees reserve the right to re-ad- Fothe municipal authorities of Moscow and | G44 386 tons as compared with the corresponding | Hot Mi aiso th pitelt ts ise and resell the property at the rak and cost of | Other cites, the principal members of the Russian y is polnt, aud this renders his conduct te betwen | Such defaulting purchaser. A deposit of $100 will be | and foreign'mercantlle community, and the trade | PEM Of last year. Thirty-six boats left Monday | perrectiy inexcusable. ‘The efaulting purchaser. 10 for Georgetown with.4,000 tons of coal. z ; Sores emer -rauired on the sale of each lot, “All conveyancing at | guilds. Pour—Schooner Elilott B, Church, Conway, | the story of tne trausantions with piaene wees of the lind recors for said county, wilieh tract Ix Sica JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Wall Street To-day. from Georgetown, at Fall River, 25th instant’ | Complete. ‘There will be a deal OF teas fee ated near the south endef the Aqueduct bridge, across 503 D street northwest; : 5 Schooners William Mason, Chases’ LF. Schmidt, | tain people when the luside oh, thle ja hens the Potomac river, aud ad ‘acent to the Alexaniria canal ENOCH L. WHILE, New York, Sept. 20.—The Post's financial article | jtarts, and Stephen Hooks, Cranmer, trom George: | known, but of that t greg tn and the projerty’ of Johu Burch. “Each lot contalna oF etree nts | Saye angTatgs {OF call loans on stocks range tO- | gown,” ‘at. Providence, Teh. instint. Saiied— | u0w, but or that | am unable to 1s tein arly twelve acres, with some Louses and improve: eCLieoe ictal vate aieteity | Gay from 610.8 per cent, 7 per cent being the rul- | Senodner. Bertha Walker, Westgate master, with | (EUGCAlLy Now. The history Of Wis trial cou rns Of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in | DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Sate ing rate, On U.S. bonds 43 to 6 per cent is the » $00 tons of coal for Providence; schooner Charles | romance of «crime and a determinntion, te: puniae h a Vixen master, 1,10) tons of coal for ; mercantile Paper Is 6a 7 per cent. The | Providence: schooner Hattie. 8. Williams, Bray | 16, LHe Work of the post oMice Inspectors im hunt- equal instalments in xix and tweiy at the option of the purch aonth: Gr all cant Tange. Very little 1s doing in time loans. Prime er, Title retained until | (FZOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Snail payment. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. A | ELEGANT SQUARE GRAND STEINWAY : i Stock exchange markets are all dull. United | master, 1,300 tons of coal for Somerset, Mass., ana | {BE UP Withesses who had been spirited away was enorit of 819) required at tine of sale; andthe terms | QV PIANO-FORTE, COVER “AN State bone ate actmCuanged in price. | schooner’ Grace Andrews, "Andrews maaster, 600 | °!3 Arete vient gee GE, wens oa. iad SAR ee NURS ruxteo, EBONY AND GILT PAKL, tate bonds are a fraction lower for Tennessee | tons ot cost tor Praidenees aie ee RO-EWOOD CHAMB: Their expenses had to be paid; but not a dollar of compromise bonds to 61% from 61%. Rallroad | ¢. Knight, Chichester master, front New. York, Fy ton been PLATE PIER MIRROR: pete ane down feat per cent. The Stock Market | with geueral merchandise for District merchants; rendered Tn tts emergency Oot ‘Bliss came tore ¥ ON Q 5 CARPETS. &c., AT AUCTIO. Sake opening Was strong, and a fraction higher | schooner Alfred Brabrook, Brigzs master, trom | Nude and advanced out of his own pocket thou. fH AND POURTIENTH STE CESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEN- | ‘BAB at the close yesterday. Shortly after the | Providence, light; schooner Henry P. Haven, from sands of dollars that the government’ : howe: NORTHWEST PORTION OF THE CITY. TY-SIXTH, 1882, at TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1108 F Se as ead Sala eae ulate — Alexandria, light to cals ‘coal for sored its witnesses, and that there might Ay ty failure vIFtUe Of a decr din street, between 11th and 12th northwest, Ishall sell a 3 ange Annie Malone; fertilizer from Phtla- rosee ws. Redfield ct a. ko: 8. lance and superior collection of Household Effects, em: | Defore noon it has since been. weak, prices having Gelphia, ) trite, prosecution. At one time he had $13,000 i Z = ng thus advanced, and more at other stages of the iat ig an part— fallen 3¢213;, the latter Union Pacific to 112%, se F 32:01 pa BSDAY. UCTOu Very superior Square Grand Steinway Piano-Forte, 7% | Omaha preferred has fallen 1 to 110, Loulsvilis | 2164 T1Ds.—Sept. 21, 1:51 a.m. ; 2:01 p.m. fTial. I speak of this simply to show the determi the Nese METEOR OSE OE f ups Ig. to Fae. Deke Lack Westerd tig eae —_—>_—_—. nation with which the government's case WAS premises, offer for ‘at publ Two handsome French Plate Pier Mirrors, with Slab | Missouri Pacific 1 per’ cent to 1064. Northern Alexandria. Prosecuted, and to answer the charges made from sxty-nine (69), in’ Chipman, Exley and Iichards', ‘and Bracket, i Paeifle preferred 1 per cent to 96, and Wabash | COMB AND Goxe.—Some months ago Mr. Augus- | time to tine that Colonel Bilss was not anaious frurtees, corded gubylisison of suite numbered two | Ebony fash + Stlo® Suite, upholstered in Silk and) preterred, 1 per cent to 67%; the ‘other deciines | tie J. Smith, who had been given up as dead for | forthe conviction of the conspirators. The gov. jo . > Bald Prop - iush. el > % years’ gree ° ‘unsure ved by a three-story brick dwelling, and is knownas | Walnut Parlor Suites, upholstered in Raw Silk, Rave beet fractional. The Vanderbilt stocks have tke eee ee sea gece y Heep iery portea eatoeeiees te tommars A They Deg 2 Seek northwest, inthe city of Washington, | Very superior Walnut M Tpaabies, Riera te er ee Ge a net ray | bea CGE yantoracy this onser ertiven tase an | Seve eoameeie aor oaee place by newspapers 3 ‘oidiu Chairs, Lounges, Picture . jerms: One-third cash, and balance in nine and | Envlish Brussels Parlor akd Chauiber Carpets, stocks.” ‘The. posted rates fof prime, bankers, | search of him, She had not heard ot him for | owned by the ring, and therg wes a tana apes teen months from day’ of sale, the notes of the pur- | Bruscels Stair and Hall Carpets. sterling were reduced to 484 and 488% this morn-’ | onths at her Oho home, until THe Stak gave | Of persons in oMClal position who th it they ce beings sctven for the deferred yayinents, bearing | Window A Wal. Music Rack. ing. ‘The market ts fairly steady at the reduced | Rotlce of his whereabouts, No one here Knew | Were pleasing the administration by throwing six per cent. interest per annum, and secured by deed | Walnut M: ‘op Chamber Suites, Be y y where he had wandered, and Mrs. Smith will re- | every obstacle in the way of the tion. of trust on the'property, or ail cash, at the option of the | Rosewood Chamber Furniture rates, turn to Ohio without tidings of her husband. I want to say from my positive knowl that urehaser, In care, piurcharer file to comply, the | Very lundsome Carved Walnut Wardrobes, ‘Telegraphic Briefs. We administration has been in sympathy with a esold ter Bevel his lak and Painted rniture. legray Stree ing at costof purchaser. “A deposit of one | Fine Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters. . ‘am, been Po! ffairs. Srery, Store to bring the conspirators to 9 bor ie sbrary bles, le ‘niture. “ ‘a a oc HENRY WIS! GARNETT, Trustee, Very handsome Carved Walnut Marble Top Sideboard, Uons on the Boston and ‘Albany railroad track | “Gnes'ax BALTIMORE—THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMO- | dig not vote to put this administration 1a ai No. 2 Columbian Law Building. _” with Mirror back. which caused the wreck of the Modoc train on | rats. am glad to say this much for tts steadfast sup- }ON BROS., Anctioneers. sli-d&ds_ | Walnut Exteusion Table, Mahog. Tables. Monday last. ey The Massachusetts democrats completed their rt of the prosecution throughout the trial A. — | 18 Walnut Dining Chara, Drop Lights. Harvey Chace, one of the pioneers among cotton | seto ticket with the fom th ay of Judgment Iscoming for the men who held, (O40 CERY SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING | China and Glassware, Stident Lainps. Manufacturers in Rhode Island, died at Valley | State Ucket wi e following nomimations; oficial position ‘under the government and who ae oe an 4 THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF dient Nepeh EN, at dd Forks, Fuls, R. 1, this morning, aged eighty-five years. | Lieut. Gov. Samuel W. Bowerman, of Pittsfel yet ‘every effort to thwart the prosecution. In eS ae or ets THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer. | He Was the father of Jonathan Chace, representa- | secretary of state, D. N. Skillings, ot Winchester; | j(-' USgo Svery ef get convincing evidence, Mr. of the District of Columbia, ‘ ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00. RaGEESCRE iB! fen Doe ged Sena treasurer and receiver, Gen. Wm. A. Hodges, of | Spencer, a director of the Union Pacific Sause No. |. Doc, 10, we wi 5 Q 5 5 = 1 Ke soy ay Retr me ‘Think Day OF WV The Markers. Quincy; auditor, John P. Sweeny, of Lawrence; | After receiving a subpeena, quietly packed his on the M. ; was doing the administration service by with: TEMBER TY EIGHTH, Gf fair, if hot the Ee qgaoond series, $5; do. past duo coupons, 66 bid | A part of the platform adopted Sets forth that | Nhguny iis knowledge. But a day of reckoning Is ext ay), af FOURO CLOCK fa. he followin ses, at HAL VE | PUBLIC SALE.OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ; a . | attorney general, George F. Very, of Worcester, | Sttchel and got away. He seemed to think he on 12, in’ Borland’s subdivinion | 1 sattot Publi sale, on THURSDAY, ag BALTIMORF. Sept. 20.—Virgmia 6s, console, 59: y general, George TY, reestel day. BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.—Cotton easion—middting, coming for all these people. They must get out— 5 g sho emovi of vi m~ front of 134.10 feet on Vermont avenue, Picry Bionid be: 1p memavals Of government 2 and the same fronton 10th street weet, at their inter- in liber No. ribed'real estate, (recorded ployés before the expiration of their terms of ser- folio | 12%a12%. Flour easy and quiet—Howard street and weet- 4 every one of them.” section with T conti fare | 386, one of the land records for Washington county, bah Ts Vice except for cause, and nO assessments on the Dap ee “auare | District of Columbia), situated in the District of Go- | STRLSuPeE, 3.2583. 75. salaries pald to them’by the whole people should > ‘This property is in an elevated locality, a rapidly im- | lumlea, and adjoining Tennallytown, % ding lots, , | be levied for the perpetuation of the party in| THR ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE JcRY SysTEM. proving neixhberhood and affords an excellent oppor- which will be offered asa'whole, and an wn: lati Wheat, southern | power. Attorney General Brewster addressed the New tunity for investment, “tract, containing 7 acres. The above lots are uthern 1,03a | Senator Pendleton presided over the: democratic | York Bar Association at Albany Tuesday, and im ‘Terms: Oue-fourth of the purchase money in cash, fully situated and command a fine view of Wash- and the Te in three equal installments at six, city and the surrounding countr twelve and ehtecn months, with six per cent interest, ‘y. | Plat and ab- office. |. i-13 | county convention at Cincinnatl yesterday, but speaking of the recent star route trial salll its reve 4a1-07%s; | made no speech, and the convention adoptéd no | elations had shocked the whole country. It would wand u months, ; interest, | str c a AEP eres IRE $ n- | platform. Seem, he sald, that if Ithad come to the pass thas iGeuayantig Gea nE oa NEST B oalance tn ental instalments ie ws | oorbay Uris BaD RES The Massachusetts republican state convention | juries could be handied and dealt with as this one day of sale. — and twelve months, with approved security = iet—southern white, 76a77;_ do. ‘yellow, nominally | Will meet at Worcester to-day. W. W. Crapo and | had been, then trial by Jury was Itself a doubtful KAUR FENDALL,? Trustees, GILES F. DYER, H; dvgetern mixed. October, 73% bid: Aovember, 68: R. R. Bishop are the leading candidates for gover- ping A ll a = not — 3, Many LOVEJOY, 4 i, N ember id re Or. 1 col Aue s18-d&ds VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED PPT ah co numer onc or ar bd fon 1-3 ee rant elec tnd steady southern, 40244; do. | Democratie primaries were held in Baltimore | had better have no juries at all, but he did mot sd, Tust proof, ae BE ee ee cor a tye eee 90. | yesterday, and at the close of the polls in the 8th | agree with them. He believed it only a demob- 0 will sell, in front TY-SIX, 18! il, 10) DOWLING, Auctioneer. one of the land records for Washington count is . on : tm a ae neat MG RREY | Hay senda, aot pre tg choke Penne | wit AEChCT ALDEN ocurred, | A numer of pis | stration of the Usefulness of Juric, fur from the IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON cured thereb3 syivania and M: nd, _ 17.00a18.00. Provisions shots were fired, none of whic effe = —- ge an ne 1 en Te STREET, BETW us ESDAY, § TW higher—mess pork, 23.25." Bulk meate—shoulders and | the 7th ward Frederick Buchhelmer, a well-known amoral judgun at those Who un ETS NORTHWE: FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., allof Sub-lot forty-sevel clear rib sides, packed, 11¥a15%, Baco ward politician, was shot through the leg. dertook the corrupUng process will never escape ON. 1a Belgie subdivision of certain lots in square hum- | 124; clear rib sides, 16%. Hama, 16yal7%. Lard | Congressional nominations were made yesterday | from them, ‘The livertkes: of tate people were of the owner thereof, T shall se bered eight hundr.d and thirty-one, (831.) refined, 14, Butter firm—western_ packed. 2; | as follows: James H. Hopkins, (dem.}, 221 Pa: H. | Secured by themselves. but they had’ been theta, li fi if ‘Terms: One-half cash; oalance in six and twelve | creamery, 36232. Exws easy, 24. Petroleum highe S. Fisher, (rep.), 18th Pa; J. White, (ind.), | tained and declared by the lawyers, and they ¥ ENTY-FIPTH SEPTEMBE A all cash, at option of the purebaser. | snd excited—renned, Teatée,) Colles dtl hin ene anes wep) ¥ Set areas a ey FIVE O'CLOCK Lot No. 1, in Davidson's sub. of | T Ve dollars to be paid down when the property | ordinary to fair, 7a94. Sugar steady—A soft, 97; | 2 baat) jumer, (dem.), square No. 281, rug 24 feet 744 inches on north tt copper refined quiet, 17%. Whisky quiet, 1.20a1.23 nile of M mrrodt _& depth of 120 feet, to a 30 foot MATTON AGHEOED.| Trustees, | Frognts to Liverpool Der steamer dull-cotton, o-s20. News Briefs. , being premises No. 1217, = jour, 18.64, barrel; yrain, nominally 3d. jefe: One-thint cash; residue at one and two years, | _J 'T. COLDWELL, jonecr. a19-co5t"_ | Receipte” four! 1 389 barrels ettat, Nanak busnete | ., There were 26 new cases of yellow fever at Pen- MARRIED. OTIS_WINSTON. _At Washington, Septe 9th, with intercst at six per cent, payable half yearly, ant corn, 2,511 bushels; oats, "2,412 bushels; rye, 90] | $tcola, Florida, yesterday, and 19 at Brownsville, | 1457 “by “tue hes, Det Vana Ma wer xt by deed of trust on the property. BO. All con- (f Pei DOWLING, Auctioneer. bushels. Shipments—wheat, ‘103,317 bushels; corn, | Texas. youngest daughter of the late Dr. George A. ‘Otis, U.8. nieing at purchaser's cost. $200 deposit required at iF — oe es none, Sales—wheat, 232,292 bushels, 0, Henry it a largely attended meeting of | Army, to ISAAC WINSTON, of sale. 5 EXECUTOR'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- | bushels. churchmen in London yesterday, declared that, as | Bosion, Memphis, and New Orleans papers please s18-d C. H. CRAGIN, IR., Attorney. _| PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D-c. NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Stocks heavy. & matter of abstract justice, no compensation | copy. e S25 = SDAY, SEPTEMB! TW! mk NTY. cfm | Exchange—long, 424 do. short, 4874 State Don PSUR OnECES, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in frontoftheged | neeleeted. eetertme Botton should be awarded the present land owners. . re een nen aaeed ee ‘Three men have been arrested at Venice on sus- 5 I shail sell part of Lot 91," mproved by a’ NEW YORK, fept. 20.—Flour dull and heavy. HOUSE AND LOT ory is eeprinaee Ninga front of 27 | Wi cent better: afterwards lost adsanes | piclon of beng connected with those who threw On Tucelay; | September 19,1882. See AnD SEY. feet by. Ape f Sar autred onthe went alas of High enya one a% cent better. Eom inte the ranks or une, Society of Veterans at er a Lingering ‘linens, FLIZAne TH, widow of the late ‘ST, BEING No. 611 | street, between Bride and Prospect streets. 25. firm, 13.90. ‘Trieste on August2 They belong to a secret 80- ddervon, aged seventy-two" years. aut; raed IMMEDIATELY AFTER I sell Lots 33, 34nd clety spreading from Rome and Naples to Trieste. ‘May she rest in peace. od Yin 35, which will be subdivided into seven lots. “Lots 33 The Cabinet Meeting To-day. ‘Miss Sarah ne deliberately committed sul- | ‘The funeral will take from the residence of her one of the land records and 35 are improved each by a Frame Dwelling. Six of county, in the District of Co- the lots will a front of 20 feet by adepth of 120, | At the Cabinet meeting. to-day Secretaries Fre- | Cie at Woodstock, Ontario, by building a fire and | son-in-law, William A. Thompson, No. 19 27th stroct west, ursday, Septenl ‘Zit, id que 35120. situated on the south side of Dunber- | iinghuysen, Folger, Lincoln and Teller were pres- | $4nding over It until horribly burned from head | northwest, on Tin wan te Sh, a nome lumbia, I wiil sell, in ‘fropt of the premises on. FRIDAY AB TERNOC EPTEMBER ‘TW! Y- ; 3 between Congress and High. D, ses, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, | “Terms: One-third cach: the sesiiue in three eqnal | ent. The meeting lasted until after 2 o’clock.| The fourteenth annual reunion of the Society of | WHITE. On September 18, 1882. at 11:45 o'clock Of! Wasbluston, District oof Galas eauatg in the city | payments at six, twelve and elvhteen months, with | Nothing but routine business was transacted, and | the Army of the Cumberlaen opened last night | p.m., ARCHIBALD WH tk veioved bushand of of wey ron ates On ae and Known 96 | notes bearing interest at six per cent per annuni until | jt was stated that the Meeting was held for the | with a camp-fire in the exposition building at Mil- E. White, in the sixuy-third year of hs age. part of lots numl or ean eno ane paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property | purpose of learning the general condition of the | waukee. Funeral from his late residence, at Lng | Go7yand ‘belie contained wnthin Gee Heaaseven | Sold. “All converancing ‘st purcuaser's cost. Pat the | Various executive departments. ‘The President |The employes in the Steinway plano manufac- Salativen resosshaly hieited speek : bounds following, beginning for the same at a point on | Post will be required on each piece of property at will leave for New York this afternoon. tory in ‘New York struck yesterday because of Uneir the line of north D street three feet east from the south- W. H. CLAGETT, —— 95 dislike to the superirtendent. Srontrete ooracs oF =e Fp eater ag lors Sa Executor of Estate of Eliza M. Mosher. ‘THe SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR has received a} The reunion of General Grant's ny ponte i r 5 vest thy et — 5 = t Terre esterday, and will cont ——— to the division line between ‘said lotey thence north HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, communication from George Gray, general coun. pene = an core ward for ties days.” | ]OSEPH GAWLE #long said division line to the rear line of said lot num- — sel forthe Northern Pacific Railroad Company, By ligion on the Pennsylvania railroad, near GENERAL (NISHING UNDERTAKER, Pear aires GH) and the pubic alley, thence west along | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT, UNIMPROVED, ON R | informing him that that company on the 18th in- ys collision eavibatge se ‘four oil | 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ‘Terms moderate Said rear line twelve (12) feot and six (6) inches; thence | STREET, BETWEEN.’ THIRTEENTH AND stant paid fo the ‘Treasurer of the United States | Lawcaster, yesterday, ten cars, including four oll | 1720 Peunsylvauis avenue northwest. ‘Leruue moderate south to the said street and thence esst along said street FOURTENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. th pal t 122.98, bela tin cars, Were wrecked, and the whole mass was de- fifteen (15) feet and six (6) inches to the place of besin- Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing; ie Sum Of $26, , being the cost of eee a stroyed by fire. OHN BR, WRIGHT, = Bing toetier with all the improvements, ways, case- | date on the first day of Juno, 1875, and ‘recorded gelecting and conveying 743,906 acres of land in | ” By a collision between freight trains near Zoar UNDERT: ments, rights, privileges, appurtensnces and heridita- | in liber No. 799, folio 218, one of the land records, Minnesota, for which patents were issued to the | station, Masa, on the ‘Troy and Greenfield road, 1537 TexTe Staeer eae er amie jaloneing oF in anywiso appertaining. | of the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trustees | company ih 1873. This payment, 18 made ln oe esterday altzrnnon, several onre arene ‘wrecked, | _ Telephone Connection. ‘Terms: The amount of indevtedness secured by said | will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on cordance with adecision of the Interior depart- a thi ral! id 110) rere killed. iegar neeaniene oti, for wih fiom | ESTEE, AMAL COPAo RUE Got Gee | ment adopted June, bute mado under Praoat | “Have Sub a ial ye over nat | Q CGUSTUS RURGDORE of the purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale und | M., all of Lot 43, in Chipman, ‘Exley and Richaras, | ahd without wal ving any of <he rights which the century a prominent clergyman of the Methodist Dy. nt (0. 316 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, between secu! leed of trust on the wroperty sold. A de- | trustees, subdivision of Square 240, in the city of | Company may have in the premises. pal church, is aged 83 years. 4 streets. Evervtling arst-class. asst bosit of $159 required at time of sale. Conyeyanciug, | Washington, D. C. + ‘Canadian. have decided that | =——————X EE &e.. at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in | ‘Terme of Sale: One-third residue of purchase} THE YELLOW FavgR aT PENnsacoua. — Lieut. seven days, otherwise resale at the risk and cost of the military companies must obtain jon from be rears il jual in- defaulting purchaser, after dive day) public moti of Aas promissory nctes of purthaser, | COmMMander Welch telegraphs the Navy depart- | the American Secretary of War before entering fendt in Weatinge TT PUBLIC 18 REQUESTED CARE- guch resale in some Newspaper pub: bearing interest from. ay of ‘sale, and secured on prop: | Ment trom Pensacola as follows: Pensacola board | the dominion on excursions, &c. n of FULLY. TO NOTICE THY NEW AND ENL 5 rty to tho satisfaction of the Traswes are to be given, | Of health reports 26 new cases and 4 deaths for ——_——o-____ OREME SO Be DEL “ eo-déds ANGELLO GHISSELLI, Trustee, oral cant at opiion ‘of p rohan. if terms of ano are rday, gince the last tel ‘99 new Gases, | Tux New Coner.—The co aoetad Ms nai mae ‘com in seven days the Trustees reserv peat AL HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Hiuttofe-onlarret and cater icreuties parece | 7 deaths: All well here. Work going on without | tions made in Parisof the new comet exhtbits 2 eonvey ances af cost of purchaser. ‘E'depoaitof $100 re: | #mportant interrupt harp Opens sconiaaniioe anne oe EaanORene a TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED ‘accent PROPERTY ON “!M'STREET NORTH, Bi when Did te geste ppc eBY TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH Wat, E EDMONSTON Trusteos, A Vircrnta POLiTictaN, now in the city, says LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPAXY, : that the interview recently publisned in the Chi- Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the STREETS WEST. i treet northwest. Tribena| whowtn as eared lature for Educational and fee wits By virtue of a deed of trast, dated the thirteentl s19-4 THOS. it. WAGGAMAN, Auk Goeuobe! Mancuetam in Virwtate ie tobe ites SA Be, £1.00. 000-0, which “8 Reserve « $F Toto Tts or eae eorred im Taber, No. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Heat datate Auction. | in pumpllet form by the straighout, Viegtaia Te- a eel = SO directic ray yablical same ‘Btate Constitution socared stherely. r will, wel ae public “aadany | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Lon proven py | Puullcans for clroulation In the state. "The same pate &. b. fet dispatch : os HOUSE No. 1536, ON FOURTERNIH STREET, The Voted on and the Ly ney a AGHIH roak BETWEEN P AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST, | 28Ve good effect, and will change many votes, Sa) only ‘ever on and endorsed by city of Washington. District of Columbia, and known | ber No, 949, follo 491, one of the land records of te! Engincer Melville when it would be conventent jal ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TARR an the premines, on p ing to the public land records of said the TWENTY-RIGHTH DAY OF SEP- =o ee jon of, sqaare 209, in jousand seven hundred (7,700) square feet of ground. purchaser of even amounts ‘will be ‘Or all cash, at the option Payments, or all cash, at opti rchaser, If for JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia, Puréhiaer.” Adopoatt of twotundted dolkes nc eace | Sr zaneute, ofall cash St option of pu a ‘ork, . hen bid $a accepted. a CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. cout of the default. purchaser, after five days’ public F APPLEBY, twenty people of any’ K P. M., in front of the ‘aD those Underand by virtue of a deed of bearing, NES. gore ron ee er cer Lasuinernte oe sae, Seopa nearing. CommissioneR West this morning telegraphed passed IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPO! describe tas lots bered thirty-one (31) and | District of Columbia, the undersigned Trustees will | for him to come to Washington, but no answer has trespassi FLACE MONTHLY. thirty-three (3), in aquare twabundred sud Soon sell af pubis poe tear yet been received. ASPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. District, said lots having each a front of twenty-five | TEMBER, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, the south EWS FROM SARATOGA.—A telegram was recetved Sy oe ae gE reticle half of Lot 33.14 D abdivas on wih ne ae TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882— y ». C., with the improvements. | &t the White House this afternoon stating that the Tadun sentaly Drawi fut. ‘Terms: One-fonrth of the put ‘money Te 5 ird cakh and residue in one and | Folger party in New York succeeded in organ- se Perf Lock at the following Seneme, under the exclusive Mais none of te combine bas ooo hoe bearing intero:t from dey of wile and sceured to the izing the convention at Saratoga to-day by @ vote i Sey Louisiana, and Gen. cl from, E ‘BEAU Gay of sale: secured by geed ef trust Go the ropcrty | satisfaction of the ‘undersigned, to be given for deferred | Of 21 Out of 494—a majority of eight Gen. GT. t reveell at nid Genk cont of a pet 4 CK et A piece of ‘sold required at time of sale. Convey- or Ee ancing, kc., at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied | i haser. Conveyauces at cost of purchaser. ‘the with within one week, otherwise resale at the risk and | depos.t of $200 required tice of such re-sale in somes ewsaqer pu in WME EDMONSTON, { Trustece ti sel, Sorcha, In Sivtas Im Pecroeeeee nol i > s 2 W a, D. Os JOS. 0. G. KENNEDY, Office: 420 Sth at. 1. Ww. #16-d ‘Trustee. ‘Auctioneer. yesterday. ‘The ProsrEcrive BonD CaLL.—The Secretary of the FoonomicaL AND SAFE. TRUSTEES SALE FRAME HL ‘Treasury has been considering for some time past a SAUTE SEREETs BOOMER | Ee parpee of flicring fe tsgeacy Sa cot WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'3 - By. virtue isting in the money t, and it ible that LAUNDRY SOAP ei Dis-| Will soon be made for the fives. I8 ECONOMICAL, 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 WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT 18 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF ‘SOAPS ON THE MAB- KET ARE MADE FROMGREASE PROCURED FROM THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BABS, AND EVERY Bak BRANDED ‘WITH OUR NAME. 5 FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, el 8