Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1882, Page 3

AUCTION ‘One--thir yom the day en for the de LOTS NEAR Fisk and cos ston pr. A deposit of CANSON BROS., A iL feet by STEAMERS. & FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE. OCTOBER Ist erms: Oue-third eas foot of 7th strest, SDAY aud SAT- m MONDAY as far chance for person; i ths depth of I ug at th. SIXTH AND SEVEN1 OCTOBER M. AUCTION SALES. rpuostas DOWLING, Auctionter. ‘TY FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL T PARLOR SUITES; FIN He FURNITURE: AMILY SUPPLIES. PRESH OYSTERS, FRESH FISH, PHILADELPHA CHICKENS, THE FINEST LAMB. A CHATRS AX SELS CARPE TOGELHER WITH ABC SEPARATE LOTS AT Al OCTOBER FOURTFENTE, st ‘my auction rooms, WELYVE O'CLOCK. "A good chance to 4 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. W 4 TEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, THREE-STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELL- HOUSE AT AUCTION. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, P.M., we shail seil, in front of PRIME STALL FED BEEF, Everything first-class, Ido not attempt to sell cheap. My motto is everything the FRANK J. TIBBETS, Palace Market, Corner 14th street. and New York avenue. CHERRIES, QUINCES AND DAMSONS In small pails. 10 Ibs. Green Coffee, German Mustard by the Gallon. 1 gallon best Catawba Wine, $1 My Green and Binck ‘Teas at as #oid at 7c. where presents ard given, EAST 8 T, BEING No. REETS NORTHWEST. ssed in the cause of Cha e, ity, in the Su- at living prices. Sti in ict of © fH DAY OF OCTOB! Ri EN O'OLOCK, RESERVED AST FOUR O'CL me (9), in square No. -six (426), which D) feetou 7th stre-t and rune tl of the said lot sixty-six (6 ‘hes, al-othat norte n two and vi ae at FIVE O'CLOC the premises, 1501 Coltin Jc. guaranteed a8 good ut Dwelling House, ¥ »odern improvements. Must be sold. The owner is cash payment; balance in notes of $15 per GEO. A. one, WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts. 1213 7th street northwest, between M and N. QCHNEIDER & BRO. be FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY, Choice Cuts of Beef 1244, 15, 18 and 20 cts. Stalls Nos. 37 and 38 Center M: and 321 Northern Liberty Market. eqilatkoting deljvered free of chanze to all ty. follows, to wit: Lith street west 1 Dencanson BROS., TO WHOM IT On SATURDAY MORNIN 3 EN O'CLOCK, I will «ell at public auction, in front of Duncanson Bros. auction rovms, 9th OCTOBER TH, AT. ket, 7th street wing, Axso, a One Near'y Now Phaeton, Suitable for a doctor or a lady, charges. All parties concerned wiil p t fo pay livery and pleaxe fake notice. WASH. NAILOR. LING AND STC TED AS DRUGS ORF, COR M SiREETS SOU’ RE @ SSS, = g885 00) RD-ROOF DWE D RE Sgss§ pp: MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX 4:30 O'CLOCK, we will NATURAL MINERAL WATER A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN. (From the Boston Globe.] Messrs. Editors:— Mrs. Lydia E. 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REED’S sons, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! EEE SSS E RE 5585 @ , EE ERE RE Ssssq COO EER R BR EEE Sggs8 7 SSS RT S885 THT EEE BRE, F FINE BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES BEING ENTIRE CONTENTS Jai) the amuunt of 4 rs 5 EI Lt ® eee} WELL-KNOWN BOOKSTORE TH STREET AND PEW) uzena B 2224 pAtihe request and nner the direction of Mr. Francia 3 nsylvania avenue, corner of 11t! WILL ALWAYS MAKE ¥ EAD AND BISCUITS, ‘Whotesale Depot: Corner Ist street aud Indiana ayema, id opportunity to obtain Goods and Preacnts ors invited to attend. SUN BROS., Auction ERIN Frnst-Crasa TON, Xc. CORNED BEEF BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, M ASP and ¢30 Center Mark 8 Northern Liberty Marke Marketing delivered tree of charge to all. per cent will he allowed. et, 9th street wing, dress SEWING MACHINE MER’S, OPPENHEIMER’S, _ ET, Cor. 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For eale by all Draggists and Dealers generally, 03 OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOU C FFICE OF THE N SIX ROOMS, No. 303K STRI oS fi XD CLOSING OUT SALE OF MACHINES i ne for new onea the past week. Machines have been through our repair ‘shop and are now in perfect order. Premises, we will sell at publ » deseribed house, em within 10 days from the date of sale, yequare Pro} rpuowas s. FISHER & CO. TRUSTEES! SALE OF THE 2 AS “FORD'S OPERA HOUS' By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 7th day 72, and recorded in Liber id records of the District request. in writin NION STREET. AY OF OCTO~ will offer 4 being original maible wuarantes fo chines we sell, rent or repair. C. AUERBACH, €or. %th and H sts. y for tho Saxony Wool German Handknit o of Columbia, and by the ig struck off. party heoured thereby, the sul f sual means vo purchase a remises, on MONDAY, BE! ‘OU WILL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY ANY SEW- ING MACHINE before youcome here and see our Curriowan aud THIS EVENING. ‘all of lot num- tw hurt every Sunday, Wednesday as by any other boat. ply to 6th street wharf or nate Wharf Sundaye “down” | ya pips CLOTHING Jormation apply-2 G. T.JONYS, Agent, EW YORK STEAMERS. NOkOER ax ‘TEAMER LADY OF THE LAK rtrss Monroe and and Pout Lookout. Point Lookout. id Point Lookout. 7 CESDAY5, THUKSDAYS | FOLEY, Auctioneer, WiLL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 5,090 UN- REDEEMED PLEDGE: CE, 1007 NORTHWEST, SEPTEMBER TW) ; P.M., AND WILL CUd IONED PLEDGES ARE 3 OF LADIES’ SUPERIOR MI-CELLA CLOAKS AND ‘Thibet and Fancy Plaid Shawls, ¢ ak ts, $ 52 Parties having Goods deposited will please take EY, $27 9th street northwest. Teel ali kinds; rent and repair. PIANOS AND ORGANS. with all and singular the improvements,” et cetera, as 060, with 7 per cent interest from fil paid, and the expenses of the sale in ithe residue in’ equal sums. in one and two six per centum per annum reat, for which the purchaser must «ive notes, to be Yon the property sold to the satisfaction of the ‘The property will be sold subject to taxes and gsexsments due, and all conveyancing will be at the purchaser's cost. SING THURSDAY, TY-HIGHTH, m date of sale, wit! 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. SEOUS AKTICLE! NEW AND REVISED PRICE LIST OF DIAMONDS, WALCHES AND JEWELRY. 3 SPECIAL BARGAIN No. 1—A Double Round 734 octave Square Grand Piano, mp; cost $30; will sacrifice made by Wm, Heine! it ou any ressonable offer. No. 2—A Celebrated Steinway 7-octave Piano, with Upright Piano, made by the [ GRAND PIANOFORTF, fiuest materials, made in the Underwear, &e. “omprises a superior assort= Cashin, carved levs; 2150. No. $—A full "7-octay leading Philadelphia maker; $125- f ctave Piano, with overstrung bass, by. reliable” Rouen & Bacon; $125. octave Piano, made by Benorde, Balti- A good 6-oct: Piano for beginner; $30. $30, Double-banik ‘Suit Alerican Church No. 8—Spécial prices in the Shoninger Cymbella Or- gans, sold on $5 monthly payments. B,—Second-hand Pianos and Organs bought for FpALeet DAVIS & CO.’S PIANOS. ASELECTED STOCK OF THESE SUPERB PIANOS LOW PRICES. EMS. iD SEE THEM. and Dress Patterns, AND JEWELRY— So'i- ue American, hes, Sets Jewelry, Camco and other Rings, | Fins, Lockets,” & MISCELLANEOUS GOODS—Piated Ware, Bibles, Books, Tools, Musical Instruments, Mirrors, Ke. BED CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES—Quil Women’s’ and Children’s wnodtdpa: FOLEY. Auctioneer. 5 Vermont avenue, between K and Lestreets, the resi ¢ ot iady declining housekeeping, 1 shall sell a ve For particulars street, Georgetown. teres can be secured at general ational Metropolitan Bank fice, 1351 Peunsylvania ave- boat. ED WOOD, Secretary. QEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTEE! he first-class, full AT FOUR O'CLOCK, Part of lot 4, in the above subdivision, 9th street extended, between Grant Boundary street. ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve Mouths, wit interest at six per cent perannum and se- cured by a deed of trust on the property sold; or cash, at option ¢f purchaser, chaser’s cot. $5) deposit required at time of sale. it WLING, Auetioncer. powered, Clyde-built Duteh | AM. ROI TERDAM 1 SCHIEDAM, AANDAM. P. CALAND. THOMAS superior collection of househoid eflecta, partly nam THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. NPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, LARGE SAL¥ OF FURNITURE. Easiest Terms, at " G. L. WILD & BROS’. New Musical Warerooma, 709 7th street northwest. Pianos and Organs of other celebrated makers alway OKROW. Aw ‘G LOT IN’ WRIGHT OF MOUNT PI PLAINS Af AUC THIRT! the premises, T sbail & COX'S SUB fj) A. URSO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 613 lita ¢ strect northwest. Pianos for Sale Rent. ‘Second-hand “Pianos of first - onhand. Steinway, Chicker- Tuning and Re romptly attended EATTY'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS, $125, rectory. Tun) ni Adress DANIEL F. BEAT ING ABOU’ . REMOVED TO MY STORE FOR ¢ CE OF SALE, EMBRACING A GE 1LLECTION OF PARLOR, CHAMBE: G-KOOM FURMIURE IN GOOD To be sold at thy auction rooms SATURDAY, 0C- T URTEENTH, 1882, commencing at TEN in the best of style md pr ‘AD conveyancing at pur= Se ay th William street, | © pansane apply to W. G. METZEROTT Penney lvania aveiue, Washington. yee LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING SEW YORE I of the Land Records fo and at the request of the party recured thereby “m, in front of the premises. on WENTIETH, 1882, at HALF-PAST. all that certain piece or parcel numbered eleven in square numbered two hundred and ninety-nine ing for the seme zt a point on the so and averiie, disiant sixteen (16) fect w from the northeast corner of said lot, and Tu ence Westwardiy with raid south line of said a fest, thence southwardl; Pic said Rone feet 6 inches to a ence eantwardly alo the place of Provements, &c. EVERY THURSDAY LAND, FRAN Be darsage apply AND GERMANY. C. B. RICHARD & CO., General Passenger Adsats, “ALLAN LINE. A Fatronized by Her Toyal Highness Princess Louis OOL EVERY SATURDAY. Bhortest Ocean Voyage—Only Five Days from Land QUEBEC TO LIVE BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX. ¥.8. and Sr. JOHNS, N:F., every alternate TUESDAY. ships from GLASGOW, LIVERPOO! RY and’ GALWAY, amers are unsurpassed for safety and speed, ‘fitted up with all improvements couducive td and all conveyancin QUEENSTOWN, J.T COLDWELL, Heal Estate Auctioneer. £ OF TWO BRICK DWELLING SOUTH SIDE OF M recorded in Liber No. #11, folio 362, one! the District of Columb: d situate in the city of = wh and described ’ i “iapoat E. THOMAS DOWLING, TPHE AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, At F. SELINGER’S Pawn and Loan Office, 737 7th street, will continue till SATURDAY, OCTOBER THE FOURTEENTH, 1882, WOOD AND COAL. PENNSYLVANIA COKE MANUFACTURED oe ae aint ia Sy oe Ra WILLE [AMS, Jz.. 14TH STREET WHARF, Gitice 1625 Lath porthwest; express]; stove and nut size. "Xo dirt. ‘ ve or furnace and it One order will convince FOLEY, Auctioneer. NHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS. N MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD STREET. assed in Equity Cause No. ‘eli in front of the ¥y_ Virtue of a decree et ‘on THURSDAY, NIN QCLOBER, A-D. 18#2, at FIV LOUK P. 2 Jove 28 and 29, in reservation ©, frouting on Mgryl avenue and on 3d strect weat. ‘Terms of sxle: One-quarter cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen month: cent interest, and to be secured by deed of trust on. as Part of Lot JOHNSON & BRI COAL axp WOOD.” ; notes to bear si ‘We will sell as mM six a days, otherwise the Trustees rht to resell the property at the risk and suid alley 35 feet ving ing, together with the im- ‘terms: $500 cash on each house; balance in three jal instalments of six, twelve an th interest at 6 per cent per annum, secured bj of trust on the all faulting purchaser, aft ublic notice of such resale in’ some newspaj shed in Washington, D.C Conveyancing ing at purchaser's SIDN 402 6th street northwest. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, ryiomas DOWLING, HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH THE E AND ¥F STREETS vevancitiwand recorditu at purchaser's cont ‘complied wi vel uals thracite reserves. the Tight to resell or taal Sone: therefore my Tecel ved Wirect by Tal the mines and Sloss pre ‘the contort of pearson an. from hee, $70 and $15" intermediate, $40 vl toG. W. MOSS, ; from Baltimore, i. 225 Fennsylvania ave. : Til ith st. ;"D. A. BROSNAN, 612 0. M. WILLIAMS, Georgetown, D. LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents, Boston, Mass. ; 15 State st. Rew York: 207 Broadw mo: 15 State ot, 408-0, acclpiia, Pa: Nv. CeNagp LINE. ROUTE. ‘INE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, EETWEEN EW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, SALE OF IMPROVED Fi ON AY. OCTOBER "s FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. estate, sitnate in the cil 14), in Square 983, front Eered in ang ame, J OHNSON BROTHERS, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALERS I. COAL AND woop. By water and rail direct from the mines. seieilittes unsurpassed by gny firm in the United Sell at lowest cash prices, and delivered office, wharves and depot AT AUCTION. NOON, OCT from day of sale. VALUABLE IMPROVED HEAL, ESTATE, STREETS. BETWEEN F F NORTHEAST. NORTHWEST, MONDAY SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY RO) OR. a if i fe: i of purchaser, Es 5 in five days the Trustees HERETO tre Fi dol- ES HE A HOUSE THOROUGHLY BY USING RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO.'3 @AS-TIGHT DURABLE FURNACE. (Furnaces for Coal or Wood). Fmbody new 1882 imprSements not found in other goods. Contains more practical and useful features, Cort less to keep in order—use less fuel, will ive more heat and a larger volume of puroair than any furnace mado—Cheapest to buy and wo. (RicuaRvsox, Borxtox, @ Co., Manufacturers, 252 & 234 Water St, N. ¥), Bold by CHAS. G. BALL, 1337 Est. n. w., Washington, D.C, $y29-8, tu&th, 3m (bees COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND SAUCES, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. An invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases of weak digestion and debilit; “‘Is a suc- "Brush Medical Journal,” Sa” + CAUTION—Gennine only with the facsimfleof Baron Liebiz's Signature in Blue Ink across fovarious cheap snd infetior subettatee Ek fo varions cheap and inferior substitu! ing in the market, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To be bad of all Storekeepers, Grocers and Chemists. Sole Avents for the United States (wholesale only) 6. David & Oon 9 Fert church avenue, London, England,” “ap27 N OTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE BENEFITS Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could originate and maintain the reputation which AYER’S SARSAPARILLA enjoys. It is a compound of the best yesetable alteratives, with the Iodides of Potassium anf Iron,—all powerful, blood-making, blood-cleansingand life-sustaining—and is the most effectual of all remedies for ecrofulous, mercurial or blood disorders, Uni- formly sucoossful and certain, it produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors, Pim- ples, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all disorders arising from impurity of the blood. By its invigorating effects serves the health and imparts vigor andenergy. For forty years it has been in extensive use, and is to- the most available medicine for the suffering sick. For sale by all druggists. GQURE CURE FOR MALARIA. THE EVENING STAR. ‘THURSDAY......... . October 12, 1882. THE NEW YORK STOCK MATKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing pricas ci the New York Stock Market inaay, as ey by special wire to H. HL Dodge, 559 15th street. 2d Edition. Latest Teli to ‘he lar THE OHIO ELECTION. Latest About the Congressional Dele gation. Crxcrexatr, Onto, Oct. 12—The dest information relating to the result of the vote‘on congressmen gives the republicans Morey, in the 7th district; Ketfer, in the 8th; Robinson, in the th; McCor- mick, in the 11th; Updegraff, in the 17th; and Tayler, in the 19th. ‘The contest ts very close in the 12th, 14th, 18th and 20th districts.” ‘The chances are’ in favor of the democratic candidates. An official couat will be required to get at the truth. UPDEGRAFF OUT OF DANGER. out of danger, a Missing. Newrort, R.L, Oct. 12—The steamer Provi- dence, of the Fall River Line, due here at three o'clock this morning, has not yet arrived, and 4s felt In consequence. inal eee Western Beef in Albany. AtBany, N. Y., Oct. 12—In consequence of the opening 0 choice, ———— Wall Street To-any. New Yor«, Oct. 12—The Post's financtal article Percent. Av the Stock Exchange, United States nds are X¥ higher for the 4s. State bonds are strong for ‘Tennessees, but otherwise nominal, Rallroad bonds are yal per cent higher, except for Chesapeake and Onto currency 6s, which have lost 2 per cent of the recent advance. The stock market has been very dull, but rather feverish, the net re@ilt of all the fluctuations being small and irregular changes, although since noon the market has been strong. The stocks in which the trans- actions up 1 o'clock exceed 10,000 shares, are as follows: L. & N., 56sa3gab4yadsiq; MIL & St. Paul, 1097%a110¥a109y0¢; Delaware, Lack. Western, 1384; a133113401332,, and Union ‘Pacific, 10740107 a108 (4107 ¥al08. The Vanderbilt sto: have been comparatively steady. Of the Gould stock Texas & Pacific and West. Unton Telegraph have been at times strong. The Villard stocks have been steady. Iiitnots Central has been strong on purchases for Lonion at 1451145. In the list of outside stocks Mutual Union Telegraph. fell. to 20 from 25%, and Allegheny Central to 26% from284,,nnd ‘and Richmond and Danville wo 693g from 71; Richmond and West Point closed yester- at 3334, opened to-day at 40, advanced Uo 4054, ani fell to 34, oe Telegraphic Bricts. Ingestre Hall, the seat of the Earl of Shrews bury, situated hear Stafford, England, has been destroyed by fire. ‘The Archbishop of Tuam, Ireland, has forbidden theclergymen of his diocese from taking part in tie national conference, The 24 Connecticut rict_ democratte conven- vention to-day nomt ed Hon. Chas. L. Mitchell, of New Haven, for Congress. ‘The trial of the suitor Maria Prescott, a against President Toucey, of the Au Company, for alleged libel was bi York to-day in the superior cou Seeks to recover $10,000 dam» libel which tt is claimed was pubilshed in a pap ym Crinkle,” wh ant. The de T irresponsibilit n actress, wi endants set upin thelr and Justification, = The Markets, BALTIMORE, ct. 12.—Virginia 6s, consols, 567%; do. new ten-forties, 423g bid to-day BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.—Cotton steadly—middiing, 1i;alljg. Flour unchanged and steady. Wheat, southern higher; western steady. closing firm—south- 1. do. amber, al.15; No. 1 wey. ‘0. 2 western winter red, spot, 1.07% 1.07% asked; November, 1.08\a December, 1.09, asked; January, 1.10;al 10%: bruary, 1.12 ‘asked. Corn, southern scarce aud firm; western inactive and éasier—southern white, 78; do, yellow, 73; western mixed, spot, T2ai27; November, 72v72'4: November or Deosmbor, 69 asked November and or December, 62a62q. Oats higher firm—southern, 41247; do. red rust proof, 3va40; western white, 45a47; do. mixed, 4143: Penneylvania, 42a47. Rye dull, 65070. Hay unchanged. Provirious firm and without chanze. Butter steady aud unchanged, Exes firm, 24. Petfoleum unchanwed. Coffer dulland Fefined quist, 1750. Whisky quiet ised abe: Recah refine & jet, 1.184120, Gull'and unchanged. Revelpts—ftour, 2,046 barrels: wheat, 38,906 bushels; corn, 100 bushels; oats, 6,203 bushels." Shipments—wheat, 7,500 bi 3. corn, pone. _, Sales—wheat, $36,510 bushels; corn, ' 195,550 ushel NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Stocks moacrately active and weak. Money, 6. Exchange—long, 480%: do. short, #883, State bonds gencrally unchatiged. Governments ilar. Cotton sleady. NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Fionr firm and quiet. Wheat quiet and txa% cent better, Corn fairly active and sa%, cent better. “Pork firm, 23.12 03.25, Lard firm, 12.95. ——_——____e9s__ Yesterday’ micide. THE MURDERER WEEPING AND LAMENTING HIS FATE IN JAlL—WHAT HB SAID TO A STAR REPORTER TO- DaY. Immedtately after the coroner's Inquest on the body of Victoria Minor, who was murdered by her husband, Frank Minor, at 823 F street south- east, yesterday, the body was given in charge of the family, and Minor was sent to jail. He ar- Tived there about four o’clock, going down in the Police Court van, and was assigned to cell No. 2, first floor. This cell adjoins that in which Guiteau was first confined, and into which Mason shot at him. When Minor first arrived he was ‘Yery composed and spoke to other persons appar- ently indifferently, saying, “I told my wife if she didn’t stop running about I would cut her throat, and I did it” FEAR AND REMORSE. During the night he evidently commenced to re- flecton the position to which he had brought him- self, and to-day, his feelings having. undergone a complete change, he gave way to tears. This morning he ate but little, and he has been lying down most of the day, with his face on his pillow, which was wet with sobbing. When a Stax reporter and an officer of the Jail visited his cell to-day he reluctantly got up, and when asked what the matter was he replied: ‘Tam in trouble. Ihave always tried to do right, but somehow I got wrong, and I know my sours dependence is in Christ. I will uy aoa place) myself in his hands, relying on his mercy alone.” While saying this his eyes were filled with tears and he was evidently suffering mentally. He was so affected that his voice was hardly above a whisper and his words could ‘scarcely be understood. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL ‘The wounds about the face of the deceased were sewed up by Dr. Hartigan, giving the face a pre- sentable appearance, The remains have been coffined at the house, and have been viewed by an immense number of people to-day. The society of which the dead woman was a member met. last night to arrange forthe funeral. The body will be taken to Zion Baptist church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, where they will lay tll 1 o'clock, when the funeral services will take place, Rev. ‘Wm Gibbons, the pastor, officiating. —_.—__ ‘The General Land Office. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER. ‘The Commissioner of the General Land OMice, Judge MacFarland, completed his annual report to-day. The pulic sales of land during the year Were 7,953.13 acres, averaging $3.38 acre. Riot nntslate Cee heel a pth eI e laws, as they are now out of date. The amount of Ute ic lands not_yet taken up is 900,000,000 acres. e report asks for one hundred additional clerks. ‘DEaD.—First Auditor Reynolds to-day received telegram from Huntsville, . announcing the death of Hon. ‘Win. M. Lowe, of that stave = CHANGES IN THE ARMY MEDICAL Conra.—Firs Lieut. Wm. W. Gray, assistant surgeon, will be Telleved from duty in the department of Columbia and will rej to the ent of the South for duty. pt. Richards assistant sur- goon, department of the Platte; Capt. Louls W. ton, assistant sul ai ‘nt of Da- ota, and’ First Lieut Louls Brechemin, assistant department of Dakota, will be relieved from. duty in the departments named respectively, and report to the department of the East for duty. ry ee oe F i Hae Updegraf, who was reported dying, is said to be The Fall River Stenmer Providence nothing has been heard of her. “Some uneasiness dé here in western dressed beef the butchers of fresh slaughtered cattle have had toreduce their prices one cent per pound. The Tuling price to-day is 6410 cent for common to says:—In the money market call loans are 6a7 PEF cent on stocks—mostiy at 6 per cent—and a6 per cent on United States bonds. Time money on stocks is 6 per cent and on Untted States bonds 4a;¢ per cenl, Prime mercantile paper is 6a8 a h was circulated by | Name. Ca ;a,@ 1) M1 [Nor & Wes p68 | 264, 26 [North Pai ay 86 Do. ist pref.) 89 | B84 Do. pret. Wy 48 Do. 24 pret..] 2734) B35 Northwe M44 8S 6. ¢. | §3\ SX Ont & West..| 27% 143 Col, Coal. 40%) 41 Pac. Mali | 43" ery D., Le & W ..2. 19354 1883 [Peo. D.& E..) B04) 41g Den &R G...| 554 84. Reading. 2 30 Erie... | 42 azyy'st. Paul 1098, ee Erie, 20 100% 100 St. Paul pret. 125. 109) mh. 143g 14459 St. P.&Oinalin, 50K 193 Lake Shore . 11s 111%) Do pret... 100%, ang S64 55 "(Texas Pac | 443; 106 Wy WY Tex P. Vag ts... “aK 364 Union Pac...” 1075; 1085 Mo. Pacific. -/107% 1075; Wab. Pac. 35y 88 N. J. Central”) 715; 715, Wab. Pac. pid.) 64 6g SX. Central. 1334 182%, West Union. .| 8s $e ‘The President in Boston. ‘BIS SPEECH IN FANBUIL Balt. Alarge crowd of people assembled at Faneufl hall, Boston, yesterday afternoon, and when the President made his appearance on the platform there was a storm of applause and calls for Speech. The President spoke as follows: “You have my most sincere gratitude for your cordial and enthustastic reception. I know well that these demonstrations, with which the day has been crowded, do ict proceed from the Promptings of a personal regard for me, They a give voice to the unstinted loyalty of Boston and Massachusetts to the government of the United States. [Applause.) I know that show the respect Uhut the citizens of this old commonwealth and this magnificent city have for the federal authority whic they themselves. have helped to constitute, and in this spirit I accept and thank vou for your gracious greeting.” As soon as the President ceased speaking there Were loud calls for Messrs. Chandler and Lincoin, Who responded with brief remarks. After tue Speaking an attempt was made to let the a few ata time, on the platform, to shake hands with the President, bu® a rush was made, the potice Were swept aside, and after grasping a few hands the President ‘and his party dropped through a trap door tn the floor and made qelr retreat to the street to avoid being overwh ‘The party were then driven around the city and entertained at the residence of Prof. Charles & Sargent. They returned to the hotel at 6 o'clock, where an elegant banquet was given by the city government to the President, a few of his friends, and the federal oMfcials in the city. M ayor Green presided, with the President on his right und Gov, ong on his lett. At the conclusion of the dinnet a reception was tendered to the Presiient in the hotel, the entire first Moor being given up to he Lou. & Nash Mich. Cent. M.K.& T. entertainment. —____+e.___. The Ohio and West Virginia Congress- men, THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE ELECTION OF FIFTEEN CONGRESSMEN IN THE FORMER STATE. An Associated Press dis) h from Columbus Says: The democrats claim the election of Poileut in the frst district; Jordan, second; Murray, third; Lefevre, fourth; Seney, Mftu; Hull, sixth; Hunk, tenth; Neal, twelft Jonverse, thirteenth ; fourteenth; Warner, itteenth; Wilkins, sixteenthe Wallace, ‘eighteenth; Page,’ twentieth; Forans twenty-first; and concede the election of Morey, seventh district; Keifer, eighth; Robinson, ninth: McCormack, ¢ Updegrafl, seventeenth: Taylor, nintte telegram ftom Cincinnath says: Dispatches from the « nal districts ShOW Very close contests bet Campbell, dem., . id al, dem., tweltth, rep., and Wallace, dem., in th rey clams a majority of 40, and Nealand Hare ch from 41012 An official count will be de between them, Wallace clalms count must atic majority 1s 30,000, ONLY OSE REPUDLICAN—GEN. GOFF—ELECTED IN B9T VIRGINIA. The returns from West Virginia show Increased gains for the republicans in the Wheeling Cone ressional distric Gof’s majority for Cone rated as high as 1,00) hy sanguine ne Publlcans. The democrats ¢ Ie his election, The returns trom the second district also give large gains for the repubileans, but not enough to elect John W. Mason, the republican candidate, He telegraphed last tight that be was beaten by about 500. Gibson, is sald to be elected 1,000 to 1,500 Inf trict. Kenna, dem, doubtless re-elected in the Kanawha distriet, TAYLOR_DAWS: ny evening, October 10, 1882, at arsopace of St. Paul's iprecey val cola by Rev: William M. Rarker, S. B. JAX LOR, dea and Aiiss CLARA DAWSON, both of Washington, D.0. HICKERSON. On Setuesdny, October 12, 1882, at 5:3) PB. EMMA MAY MICKERSON, aged two soars and five months. ‘Sad and lonely is our household; ‘Ob! we miss our Emma now. Buta brighter home awaits In the mansion in the sky. Mamma, weep no more for Emma, Ber bright spirit 's fled on beh And she waves her littie hund, calling, “Manama; meet me ty and ian 8 ¥ Hex SisTER. Funeral will take place from her parents’ residence, No. 1018 Green street, West Wasiincton, on Friday, Octcber 18, at 3 o'clock p.m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. HOFF. Suddenly, at Ne October ith. 1882, LOUISA BAIN iE, Sees Ae hee tes oe Heaton, interment at St. 1 Lens Saturday, October 14th, at 11 o'clock a.m. = HURLEY, On Wednestar. October 11, 1882, # Bp tONATIOS, imtant son ‘of John 5. and Mary A. Hurley, aged fourteen mouths and eleven days. Faneral will take place from parents’ residence, No. 1014 Third street northe Friday, October 13th, at four nm: elatives and Eriends sire respectfully in- Vited to atten NGLEY. At 8:10 p.m., om the 10th of October, 3 W. LANGLE! rs be Funeral will be on Friday, at 2 o'clock p.m., from bis Jato residence, ‘No. 480 Maryland ay nue south w RUTHERFORD. On Octber 11th, 1882, Mrs, MARY PIERCE, late wife of Alex 8. Avuthertord, in the seventy-firet year of ber age, atter a b iu Relatives anid friends are i from her late residence, Friday, October 13th, please éopy.J THOMAS. P. G.M. W. H. THOMAS, a member of Columbia Lodge, No, 1: U. O. of Odd Fellows and Council 44, a delecate to the first B. A. M. C. that convened in Boston, Mass., on October 3, 1882, died at his late residence, No. 100 € pbell’* row, between 24th and 25th and Tand K streste northwest, October 2th, aged th rty years one mouth. ‘Tie funeral wilt jace froin his late residence Sunday evening at 2 o'clock p.m. The friends of the family are invited. OSEPH GAWLER, GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Peunsylvauis avenue northwest. Terms moderate and everything iest-class, ‘Telephoue connection. mid VEN K, WKIGHE J * UNDERTAKER, 1337 Terre Sraeer Nokraweer. 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