Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1882, Page 3

FAMILY 3 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE STAR ROUTE JURY BRIBERY ese im FUTtEE THIS AFTERNOON SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. TNE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ee ‘The tollowing are the ovenine and closing prices HOES z= z we the Attor- | oi the New York Stock Market t-lay, as Tporued NGO! (PHOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. JUST RECEIVED— ‘THURSDAY..............0cteber 26, 1882. | Report of a aoe bad by special wire to H. HL Dodge, 839 15th trent, |OMAS DOWLI Anctioneer. REGULAR SAL oF HQUSEHOED. EFFECTS OF GAME. = Ran Name. | 0.) ©) Nama jo,a F LOT AND FRAME HOUSE, = a2) i * The report of Mr. H. H. Wells, government St eat ae ay poe , er ee FIRST AD AT TEN O'CLOCK, within an in fret ty | Everything first-class. counsel m the star route fury bribery cases, has | Con. Facite... 0x) §0% Nor. & Wea p.| 877,87 trust, dated dhe 21th day geay | Saetiom rooms. My moto ls everything the Dest at Mstng pet @ | Doon submitzed 0 the Astorney General. It 8 | “Da. ist pret -| 7k Sr) Do. peet....| Se] Soe recorded in Liber Now ALSO, x ao ne age Understood that he says that the aldarits| Do. 94 pret..| 2 | a *|NorthWwest.... 1454 INN Sp pe Large Assortment of Engish Stone and C.C. China. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Palace Market, al taken and now before him show, if 26) SB Ont. & West. ar” ar TH DAY Of OCTOBER, ALso, 09 Corner 14th street and New York avenue. they are to be believed, that members of the 38 | 38. |Pac. #5,--:| 2. VAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., ““Pazt | Small Lot of Wall Parer. z = q Jury were offered bribes in money for thelr ISTAISTR'Peo. D. EB... By « urbere.t (-) two. in equare numbered (380) five | Larve Walnut Cutting ‘Table with drawers. RESERVED CHERRIES, PEACHES, iy fi 1 votes, which they listened to and considered with Bl) ot ea ay 1 Giancatacuaie Wg panies | fee Tansee ee a. a : eae a oy se a } et bia rt ; eae tay [SS Z tea ‘scat | aces Suse Wee Sees eee gm tot | an, mn —>—_ wrell fom ‘the agents of the gaverament as from 1a 1680 Fn eS See lok Awa NG Seite e ‘arriages and Buexies. ; the agents of the 5 On ut he assumes 1124, 125 x rawn at righ Fo a Seddzct_ ctwet | sorth ine of D stret thirteen Siri00 feet theres notte | Me postponement en socount of weather. Soran henge OF NE cation ‘The Go-ns-You-Pionse. ican make no difference whose agents made Ue 853, 88% Texas Pac for to ait alley, thence reek oe teeeren fort, more or | _ 6-3 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct_| Lgallon best Catawba Wine, $1. guaranteed as good | New Yorn, Oct. 20—Rowell Ts said to be a very | [sgtacetul propo ‘apOn all guilty pectin This r é ee, ny, thenc ; - ren. ts —I | ioeuenteetercr, mee keaitesigene | Ee eee : ssesid sh wnere promis ar Out of order aod tts hysictan had been seat | 1<P of of the several scan ndreil fect. more or leas, to tho ms." ae out of order an; a n sen order of c tion of the seve! sceestente. 7 x MIRRORS, BRUSSELS. CARPE 1S, HAIR WAL id " deny. Hazel’s medical attendant says his man is Terms of cale: One-third of the purchase and TRASSES. PILLOWS AND BOLS' d_ a8 a dollar and isa sure wianer. Nore- | seconting to the older cr matens eee > P J. as soun a a wi re accordli ie v PAY, OCRQRER TILEY FINS 186, 05 _1219 7th street northwest, between Mand N-_ | mac ts looked upon by the bookmakers as a Strong Mr. Wells specifies first the case of the Juror LOCK, at No, 917 i6th_ street, botween ee the expensesof sale in cash, and the residue ineix and | On TU ee © THC — te we juterest ad Six percent. perannum, | at TEN O'C to be se-nzed on the and dangerous man. Black Dan’s laziness keeps EDWIN D. DONIVRAN, = mote Hagerty sold: or all anh. at the | Gnd K strects Tahal sell very excellent ansortunoat of | QCHNEIDER & BRO, him, in "the ack ground, and Herty 1s doing fair }and says trom his a™idavit now’ in the Depart- , LE option. "Conveyancing and reco ons hold g i oy 1 5 N. | Work for what may be termed a new ian. Vint | ment of Justice, it appears that before the Jury 8. z itimore, Md., to = PURCURREE'S COME ONY HYDE on6-4t Fee eee ee Eee EPR AND, MUTTON. | ition improving and has Ma himee’ Geeks ute | Mentor Justice, tt apposrs Shaw, a member of | PLEBY, of Wadkiugton DO. "Ne sntde. ANTEORSEYDE.} rrastees. pecs one Sees is Ress which troubled hin yesterday. Hughes ts | the regular panel in attendance upon that teria | | FREEBORN—ABBOTT. | On Wetnestay, October — wimore — — olee Cut be great wi a bleeding al 10Se, it : Pe iphan that he wou! , IRS, Rev. be 3 SLL, Auctioneer. PARLOR GRAND JFIANO, i, OCTAVE: PAR. | | Stalls Nos. 37 and 34 Cetiter Market, 7th street wing, | Stestly troubled w: any other Oe tho tank, bak me Tope faceted peor dni Tice beet e wR SPS, ae ie LO SUITE. Kasy CHARS PIPE: MUL | adsl Novae ineas Marker Ae Por oes wa: there was for him Doniphan replied. “Your reat dangiter of the tat AAR Tn reece Cuts A ee a | ee won wen ata arieaat Kime Soar RICK HOUSE, No 1121-11 DA ye Ki = T on r NICHOL! SHOMO. On 7 OFT i New York, Oct. 26 —The 3 o'clock score in the | | The report then says that on the 6th of Septem- NL AND M STREETS NOR : TE ‘ BPS ERETIITE ff ERE sSths DDD. AR walking match fs as follows: Fitzerald, 4C0 mlies; ney Shaw eaidto Doniphan, “Look here T Yo Kot a Wee ‘Chia Bateo a ant duly Peoeeiertins ieee Non a0. Tena Bh OWE BRBEE T HHHES Sssscp BAA Sey ees myself too. 1 bavegoethe money trae poasto | Kessieah. ee ome eseca J Euection of the ertr meured wawil| “HALE ATA Enyce T 2 Heer Ssss8 Bo? A*4. 7 — give you it you will favor S. W. Dorsey. Ihave | "Philadelphia and Pottstown parers please copy. * of the vart~ secured, we wi HAL J . ‘1 lo! Nominations. two or three hundred dollars I can give you now, —__- Hat NLS kev Ean sa Seni he aree congressional district | and will make 1t thousands within ten days.” DIED. E' NATURAL MINERAL WATER of Massachusetts to-day nominated Nicholas | “On the following morning, near the court house, BOTSCH. On October 25th, 1982, at 7.45 p.m.. ANe y z Hathaway, of Fall River. Shaw again approached the juror and aald. “Look | x Ter nu Geughter of GL aod by BOR reel teas PEN OCI GOR oe ore 2 ELE ice The greénbackers of the ninth congressional | bere, you had better take that money,’ and the | {iE ez daushter ot @- L- X OCLO z i district of Massachusetts yrsterday Romiaaved | JUOr Answered, “Go away or T wilt have you are | !pweseare aud three uonthe. |” Inte residence, No. Lresirience a flue collection of Furnitui B.W. REED'S SONS, Prescots West, of Maribore, for Come Tested,’ calling’ Zacharlah Tobriner a brother | 1314 23d strect necthwent, to-morrow (Pridag. st 2:30 wank hs is Juror’s attention to the matter, asappears by the | p.m.” Briends and relatives rvecctfully invited to at ee SH i Wall Street To-day. gooey ee h MONTOOMERY, At Parts Franc, October 19th, SON BRO . he re] will say that there Is here pre-| MOD MERY. is, Frat 9 af = TEADE SUFELIED. SSU4_] AN EASY MONEY MARKET AND QUIET STOCK MARKET, | gpAHO) TEDOIL Cisae ana tanequivocal case of JSS, of Hounan fo A BACE 1 MONT GOMER, i tN OUES GOMPLESE OT knee STOR, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! New York, Oct. 25.—The Posts Mnanctal article | violation of the statule, against corruptly at- gcuiery, or tee, a and cuter of Mee ® Le One % CK, LAR BAR MIKROR, 1 a = 23 Says: Call loans on stocks are 5 a 6 per cent, and | tempting to influence the actlon of a juror, son, wife of the Senator elect from Louisiana, PICTURES, TOGETHER WITH OCG EER RRR on U.S. bonds 4 per cent ts the ruling rate. Time | as to leave no doubt of the propriety of a Tho" brightness hath gone from the earth! NEOUS GOODS, AT AUCTION g o Ee Rot kr loans and mercantile paper are unchanged. ‘The | criminal prosecution of the person attempting to Yet a star is now born in the «ky, 2 NING, OCTOBER THIRTIETH, Oor RR E money Market continues very easy for borrowers | corrupt this juror, and Mr. Wells recommends that | and enoul hath one home to the land of {ts birth, 2 at TWELVE (CLOCK M.. we will cell the above- CcO KEE R BR EEE Sggs8 7 on call, and is much easier than it was for time | Frederick £ Shaw and ail other persons who nay Where are pleasures aud fullness of Joy mentioned goods, at the Seaton Hall Billiard >aloon, joans and mercantile paper. At the stock ex- | be round to have alded or abetted In the offen8>, sede nse eons ely pers = — Saad fas > west corner 9th and D streets northwest. Bilge | 98883 TTT EEE RRR EL = NN WN Gao ~ | chanze the volume of Lusincss to-day 1s small. | be immediately prosecuted on that charge, Xo the breezes that float o'er the gardens of Heaven’ nels Cpber tunity pst pees 2 8, es RRL HNNNG G ‘. 8. bonds are unchanged. State bonds are dull. WALTER K. BROWN, MURRAY. On Thursday morning, October 26, 1882, CE ee ee. STR SANE BROS, Aucts. | “858s te BLE RNERS OG allroad bonds show stnall changes except for] The entire trausaction in two affldavits to be pf consumption, CHARLES M- MULRAL, aged forty in Tront ey a — SsssS Tf Ken'R 2 LULL I} NN GGG 2 |New York, Chicago and St. Louls (the Nickel | Submitted in the case of Walter K. Brown, and es- | *ILSW% ana griends are reapectfully invited to attend we Dort! f K street, between Con- COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer. Plated lne) firsts, which are up to 94 from 91, this pecially the agreement, suggests that the whole his funeral at 3 o'clock p.m. Sunday, October 29, from 1 Isth street northwest. The lot ix '$ SALE. OF A TWO-STORY AND BASE- RRR BREE Tl A NN NCOORER movement apparently being a part of that which | thing was a device, gotten up by somebody with his inte residence, No. 1bi1 I street seutheant. * J46, eet 11 inches, deep, toa 0-foot FHA DET tee ine ASE RRP Il AA NN NO OF Hi golng on in the stock. ‘The stock market opened | the corrupt purpose not only to buy the vote and | SWEENEY, On October 25th 1882, JOHN, MIOH: ed by: sevecat ensalé buildings. DING, No. 738 JENTH STREET NORTH: Rene Lb HAANNNG OER about as it closed yesterday, declined during the | make money thereby but to charge the bribery, if | abl the taath chad eet ont ee Michael aud ‘ale HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. WEST. Hea AN 0S Eeet frst half hour 3;a%; from then until noon ad- | a:terwards discovered. upon the prosecution. By | Annie Sweeney, aged eleven monte, : =: = = Pas inte of deed ot trust, gatea Qetober 16th, é = vanced 3ga1¥g. and including f — ee stock | an affidavit made by James Leonard, on aang oi ie te Hg ssc ae ee ye 4 a ..D. luly recorded in Liber No. ot REE NN N 24, and since noon has declined a fraction. | 11, 1882, it appears that a week or two efter the ; the re Vm -TO-MORHOW. __| 151, et aeq., one of the land records for the District! aj@ 98 QE PPE NNN The market still shows —_ undoubted | commencement of the trial of the star route cages, | father, snow Layers, Bo. —— F ‘ s 561 thereby Tt whely ofits auaet of the party secured | G 9 OL DEE NNN strength. | A large part of the buying has been | one E. K. Taylor asked Leonard how he liked the | °Pporite a }INE TROTTING HORSES AT AUCTION. thereby, I shall sell_at public suction, in front of | @ aa 6 8 & DDE NNN ith. ire D: Base x ¥ YOUNG. On October 25th, 1882, at 4:30 p.m., in iat H WER) 4. Ny) en . l the prettises, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH, | GES GP Ey BoP Eee X NN {covers short” sales, and there are few stocks | jury, who replied that he did not lke some of | ,,30U ‘Preston county, Weet Virginie, ot tony °K Trustees. oer R TWENTY- | Is82, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. the which are lending better than the rate for money. | them, mentioning the juror Brown, and VIDE 8S | dence of her pon-in-inw. xandria str ‘ADE. i WACKE LS ‘OB! 1 . e musy, A ustieaaae: LOCK, me Wall fell by | follgiring-described "real eatae, iituate in’ the” city HHAE & Mr. Vanderbilt isa “bull,” but not yet an active | a reason that the Juror had before ‘been bribed in | LAIBE Bs, Wife of Dr. Noble \ owns, and dauidhter of eS *» No. | 01 jashington, trict of Coiu as Part lowers Ing AC- « kK e cou! a Villiame, of rf. street northwest, two fine Trottitis Horses to Fotumubsred fon di) and ele i to, equare nue Huu HH EO Uris Prob the meets Genes prove tana is wiceees Rp eee Dic. TA en tinkcab daca ‘or ve (345), Ki Kee e | F, si e neral $ 5 ‘clock, BLOWN GULDING, fiva year otd, (thoroughbred), | the same at a point OM IU street nowt Mixer OD HOW M fron Enna > | (pe market at present is Mr. Keene, ‘Theres tite | Fait could turaish tue prook On the following th , hands high, tone flowing mane and tail, does not | feet from the northeast corner of said squire and run- from ‘Trinity church. 5 * | doing to-day In the Gould stocks, and the Villard | day Taylor Informed Leonard that the Attorney cr pall, eu be driven by a indy and can carry two | ning thence south with kaid rreet 18 fect, thence wank WILL ALWAYs MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, stocks while strong are quiet. Manhattan Eleva- | General wished to see him, when le went with | = é 87 feet 10 inehes; thence ort 18 feet, aiid thence cast BREAD AND BISCUITS. ted stock (old) 1s down to 48 from 50; there are, | Taylor and met Brewster Cameron, who asked gi feck 10) inches to the Lcguming, together with the | Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street aud Indiana avenu | neverthieloss, renewed rewbors of negotl —_ ean him some questions as to ~~ Coen’ of pare rovements. : ers for a settiement enlarly about the alleged bribery, an: Hosa Pot coucth ts easy ude talance da ones | Je WM. M. GALT & CO. _| the Metropolitan stockholders for a set Brown, particularly about the alleg: ry. two aud three years, with interest at six per cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of the purchase: $100 required at the time of sale, and whether he could furnish proot of his bribery in oe ae cael Hi Ho oe re ct migne, | £22, Long ease, and he had repe: ted What he hid TE'7 4 nov m E : Tae Chase rest Harvier, who was arrested last before told Taylor of that transaction; that he _ conveyancing | BEEF LAMB, ee UEOIAL AVS: CORNEDBEEF | charved by the ateress Marle Prescott Perzell WIuh i E THOROUGHLY BY USING and recording at purchaser's ott. Terms to becom: | gtan : - a erjury and criminal libel, Was arraigned In court ), intends toa Plied with in seven daya, otherwise the nemexty oat be Soren Noche tae weecees were staring, [Tn New ‘York to-day and the examination set ge eraren RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO. a bo farther nee f resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser | Box 71, city Post Unies down for to-morréw, a in a sworn Statement, sad that by i fac ta purnaen shove [en lene ive nt Gslivered fronaf charge to allparisof the | | Burglars entered the post office at Wyoming, |an arrangment With Er Tey eae eae Gas. TIGHT rity ase shoul Cheri GEO! SEs City. inar2t G ly this morning. ‘The door of the Safe was | jimself as the ‘nt of the Department of Justice, pu BLE FURNACE ves 8 as srandtctna — knocked in with a sledge hammer. he burglars | he met with Brewster Cameron, P. H. Woodward RA ahead . eee tENTLEMEN’S GOOD) Secured $200 In money and postage stamps, at the department and gave them the facts In his ter at pubnde wale wart ot a TH OF MENS’ CORN UU S COM DS “ eee ea . possession as to acts coninitted by Juror Brown Garmacen for Coal'ee Wook). Fat pubic sale part of the i pWQRIE OF MENS' | OMPSUNS he Markers, ne United States agt. John Long, 2 S SON ne Unite S$ agt. Jolin Long. | pmbody new 1882 improvements not foun’ in othet tu Kiiturs and vs x ELRY, SHOW . SHIRT FACTOR £0, cecond series, 95%; do. new ten-fortios, 42 bid! a pride trom James Nelson, colored, In Cost less to keep in order—use loms fuel, will sivagnore si Lig ala mie we thane pe ShOCK OWA SEVENTH STREET SiMrrron: 26.—Cotton _qniet Tener Oe a Aid esi eee | ineckecadabecene webuessek Guanes aus anc pote " one mile from REMOVED ‘Tu MY STORE FOR es LTT z ia turned over to htm (Fall), and he patd Nelson $25. : : reat the late 3h OF SAL! . ee aie Gerd he letratdine es In this interview Fail uhderstood that his duties | ™ade—Cheapest to buy aud use. 4 1982, commuuncingat TEN O'CLOCK A Me and PHOEE MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, do. muber, 1,09a1-145 No. 1M iets proached GF OS Cope ee ncn Ae” | Geum, Borves, & Oo, Naukiom, if. wit y salesrooin, I shall sell te abov AS western winter red. spot and Octob r,” 1.05%: proached or were approachable. He saw the At igo & 3 ph oper ‘soy Cline eo 810 F Street, opposit> Patent Office, November, 1.05'ai.08; December, 1.078/a1.08:" Jan. | torney General September 6th, and the latter did 282 & 234 Water St, No Xd = —— — 1 from the best mancfacturers.” Also. w fail : fy fan | MATS, 1 09'sa1 Ove. Cor, southern nominal for most | not know him, and he told ith of his connection Solaby Free Potomac TIVER Lanp Drenives, ‘and are re nf Underwear, Collars, Cutta, &ee i weizht Outerwear and now sijlee Neckwear “Reale! | Sf eek: water quiet nudieany southern white os: | BOL SBOW hum. and he fold hith of Is J emmtiiioss: . DILUDONN. i 025-dts HOWAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. te Shirts at following price Acti as biar yaar 6330634; January, 59059 “firm Rot too i ane Attorn ‘y Gener: : CHAS. G. BALL, FR THO: O % ts. : finished, 90 cts. Peerless, un! and quiet—southern, 48452: weetern wii im if he had used his name in any conversation t What Anished, 80 cts.’ Lary assortment Boys! tice aed Dene ieanian soe." ity with Juror ad, promising him that Etna. ween ee Auctioneers, . &®Z L = firm—ood to prime, 63270. jay dull and eas: conviction as ing Washingt be S EEN THIRTEENTH | GB. ELLERY, to chotce Pennsylvania and Maryland, 14. : ral ‘would befriend htm | OF THREE-STORY BRICK x FEENTH SEREETS NORTH WES1 ° sGocbisons a Frovisions dull and easy. Butter firm for. chotc Fall sifd that he never | 2¥29-studeth, 3m ea <D NEW YORK STE Tab LAKE VACANT LIGHT. COMPANY." AND_ON Bnd seagen, S536.” Perroteume ‘dallvand stead: | Wed his name in inis connection, although. he i a AND NEW YORK STEAMERS “ON opel T, OPPOSITE I eee Beet) DUBREUIL BROLHERS, refine ‘Then! Softee, aull-Bio cargoes, ordinary 5) en eee eg nt Lien ete ain HE WHITE NDS. f AND ‘RE! EST, far, . Sugar I-A _ sof ‘4: copper refined b test f ~ - sola te gEHOND wv AETERNOON OCTOBER THR. OSE AN ESTAT et ae Paes eee ERs FOR Ress «SHIRTS | 1734. Wiis rm, Lata 2 Brehanfs Uniivervont gation between Cameron and Fal The latter TETH, FOU! N “HALF O'C! + in} fUESDS x ‘A er steam ty quet—cotton, 32d. ir, a wri © the former sayin a Wi 5 se front of thorpremises “by virtore, of the powcr | SCPE IE Boe WEN OO sn NOVEMBER, ae sd arett ihy Sake, seeps four, HEE | thee clerkahips were, Mace seein apot oF | aEpre COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. FOLK WilH Tt yected im ms by the will of the late James A. Kennedy, | premises, we shall sell parta of Lota Nos. 1 and 26, 1112 F Sraeer Nosrawesr, WASHINGTON, D.C. | harris; ‘heat, 89,000 bushes; ante 400 Lrchels. rye: | guaranteed he could secure the influence of some TEBIG COMPANY'S ae . 3 AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS. I shall sel! part of lot No. 5, In square No. 455, trouting | In square "No. 293, 18 fect, 8 tuchen Oy 92 tat ois in- — 300 bushels, Shipinente corn. GOL bushels, Salee— | Snatanteed he could secure the influence of eome FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FT-4VO claet ire tot ree aud Noriolk.. trae ida aT eee ag Hee ang exteting, Wack with | ches, Improved by '@ substantial three-ntory and. base: | Bix of the Finest Dress Bhirte to order. 12.00 | wheat, 400,600 bushels: J a STOCK FOB SOUPS, MADE DISHES Firs Iare to, “ : Balt Ts-font alley," lng N reat north: | £{[= of the Finest “ bat x expressed great indignation at hts daring to sug- BAUCES. ‘yon proved UY a. aGhaianitid toc ates eck eetiam, | ment Brick D encarta ee Bis Fine Shite goto Top | Money, 6. Exchanee lena, acy? doa tae. tes | cobeouens proposttion. Cameron told Fall that atund Point Lookout. 73 | known an No. 625 F strect northwest: with brise stauie | "St HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., SAME | ZFine es | bonds ‘neglected. Governiuents unchanged. Cotton | he evidently fulsundersteod the wedans tt Bat Sep Lae BEES GEOG PW.) THE RAMEN DAT tn a a ag pereny aed creabeg igh sty aries SAW YORE, Oct, 26.—Flour dull and declining, | (utes: that his services were no longer sehorge fies obs tiie - mien viteeeedt pe 4 acum oe 3 : .. THE SAME DAY, No. 18, in square No. y 100 feet in depth im- SSS= E 26.— n 7 : Ke se an in, sit YORK STEAM front of the premisen, 1 she eo pert of Lat No. @ tp | Uroved by a three-story ‘brick ‘Bwelling, No. 412 10th PIANOS AND ORGANS. Whoat heavy atid Mais centlower, | Corn, opened ais | SSS ting tne he hed been Gone) by. Taylor, Sf weak digestion and debility. | “Ise eu. : Se ee ore roved by a three LANO) PNGALIS. gent lower: afterwards recovered from decline. u tee a ay should’ areet west, rth CO" ith a depth of 100 TE mC 8 2 DA ft = ste 2523.50, Lard steady, | Cameron replied that Taylor knew it was not so. teful."—See *"Medical Press,” "1 {eek and thumediatey oppomte the grounds ofthe Pre- | wi emiace” we toni ale sous Sates by bgek | (SHAUNCBY J. HEED, we ee OO") EH. Woodtrand, wit was present atthe. conver ‘Brak Medical Jounal"so" UO Bava 7 ose adezit’s house. ot 4, in square 257, on east side of 14th street, be- ——_____+e-_______ sation whic! oyed, AY at 7 Vers: One-third in cash; the remainder in one and | tween’ Deteeat and On né, with Frame Building, Dimtrict Government Affairs. resented that if attempts were madé - 63 Water street. Georeetown. two Years, with interectand secured by deed of trust | oesenied Ue" the Dee eee eee Building yao, Goveresten Ae Ree CAUTION—Genntneonty with the fac: be secured at general | $0.3 Wises. A deposit of f100, on sash plese of | Seeubt ™ - License Agent Raf will begin to-morrow to y Berth Li ee Be leemiot may Property will be required at the ume of ale; Conver: | “ROMs. One-third in cash; the remainder in one and 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. swear out warrants against 300 patent agents for | The operation of Fall was to be restricted exclu: Baron Lie ure i x auciug at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to becom- | two years, with interest payable semi-annually, and not taking out licenses to carry on their business. | sively to watching the movements and disco: to various and inferior iiwith within’ seven days, or property will be re- | acai By WuLaperest payable semi-annually, and — us ing the plans of the defendants in that respect. Sos i at risk and cost of defaulting purchases Vovancing at cost of purcherer inte of web ae eee for bar | A day or two afterwards Foote brought Payne to MEDICAL, & ab I Property te eanired at tho tne of lioenden were Aled to-tay A. Hien das: Bate | Ri, and Payne stated to Fail that Payne had | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ) 1» KE, IOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ae aS HH) fe Cl hy, Timothy Dowd, Jos. H, | Foote and Payne states ache oe oe 4 —— = *____ phd : 0%5-d ‘324 F street northwest. NEW PRICE LIST OF SPECIAL Tian, Jambs Clouworihy, Kimouiy Jas. Foy, | Seen Brown,and that Brown would sell his vote in To be had of all Storekecpera, and, L. BOVER, MEDICAL (bees BUILDING LOT ON FIRST STREET, (0. HOLTZMAN, Real Eetate Auctionee: BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS: See ee ah oats Nant, Jes: FOr,|| Tio giar route case for $2600, wierompoe eet Chemiista’ Bole Agents fur the Wu a i ee ae NEAT HIGH BERET Heene We ee ¥ LTZMAN. et joneer, Michael J. Fitzgerald, John Hauser, Edward Hud- wrote the agreement, and they went away. Pall (wholesale only) C. David & Go., - cs lin. Puralyeie, Nervour Diseawon. & AT AUCTION = mee gt ty USE anak Y sireels noniweet: Noe Mik Double Round, Chickering & Sons’ | son, H.C, Hepburn, Michael J. Kean, J. B. Moses, further says that on’ the Sth or éth of July Foote church avenue, London, Enucland, aiphur and ell Medicated Baha} On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER, Peremptory sale of a first-class Dwelling House, gy Piano, with elegantly carved lege and lyre, cost | Chas. H. Miller, H. ‘A. Strali htenberser, Be Le Tay | i eed wad sata that Payne had presented the ; TWENTY-EIGHTE, aoe ee eon eee sitanted Ad, trealicted Ree aes meine Hou a _ $700 and is good as new; $250. ener, John L. Wortham, Chas, L. Wenhoitze, and 2 athe tniter had Gola at wane in front of the premises, I'shall sell. sub lot 4 fronting south, and convenient to three lines of # | No. 2—Oune large and powerful 9 stringed Uprieht | Sf i. Welsh. Rae nae aaa = sauare Gl, inGeorgetown, having @ front of 28 feet, | wtrect cars. It'in a two-story Mansard roof and base |. Grand Piano, used 4 months; $175. . ee detective job put up by the government to catch cco — inch, more or lees. by a depth of 150 feet. meut house, has 11 rooms and bath, heaved by a furs | No. 3—One of the handsomest and best N.Y. Square The Third Race at Ivy City. him, but that he would vote as they desired if ne co H Eg ret ere Sait casts the residue in two equal pay- | nace and latrobes, fine range, hot and cold water; isin | Panos, new, and warranted for 6 years, odst price vy cl track the third race to-Aay | Sot $2,500. So oe 1s at six and twelve months, with notes bearing | first-class repair aid in an excellent nelehborhood. The | «$600; $225. ine ae oleae On the Ivy City race trac tae ¥ |” He further says: “ While acting for the govern- ton Een E MOST RELIABLE AND | haterest at six per cent per annum until paid) and | Lot is 2v foct wid end 110 feet Ueop to 4 10-teot pubis | NO- S—A'pond Cooctane Piaangi ge 800d order: $75. | was won by Wandering, Empress second, Bessie | ment I did, in order to obtain taformation give ‘coo eR LO Ree POT nas, Al | all above described property will be sold in front of | No. 6—An elegant Uprizht Piano, by leading Baitt- | third. Tine, 1:43. French mutuals pald 39.20, | out, let tt be understood tn different quarters, that SO ee Cenee OF) cated at time of aie. the premises on TULSBAY. OCTOBE Raters: more maker; to exchange for Square Piano, THE FOURTH RACE I was employed for the defense.” And he further = Weakness etc. Cone | auized at THOMAS DOWLING, Auct._ | FIRST. at FOUL O'CLOCK B, No. Tan ani Wm Does in the matchless, Hienekamp | was a walk-over for Monarch, there being no other | says that Richard T. Laws tod him tbat he was oo see et a,| Bhat l — ~ ‘Terms of le: One-quarter cash: batance in one, Fianos, ‘ymbella Orgens; gold | entries, one of the men who induced Brown to hang the 0° Paorthwert, "Eales "wo tks T. COLDWELL, Auctioncer. to, three and four ¥ ow ith interest at 6 per cent | On $5 monthly payments, as as Jury Jim the Long cass. It appears, too, Dy the | @ oo are, yiice, 30 Nort - 7. HAL’ num, secured by deed of trust on the property. Five Ha vouples. amMdavit of A. Allen that durin, ie |, ant fo Main often, 90 Nosth | © ° U.S. MARGHALS SALE. sola UA dcboatt OF 4260 wl be tthe a a TERE aa, have all We, advertise, | but those Beer Me Cia Boacertoane: | Ge ee ee Fie ee GaSe te ots eacunay lames out ees | Sato. ie the termes of sale are not cea ied ie ee ek | callitie oayeral dayy aftara Tat ine toes pubhned may | The marriage of Mr. Charles B. Fonder to Miss ie 5 ee 7 of the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of thet athe peapento inn a : find the very number they want sold. Moral, come | yfoi110 ¥ laughter of Mr. Jared Mundel, was | ¢Thment, he saw Taylor in company with A: Www BS8g ip District of Columbia, and to me directed. 1 wall wells | deve te Property is to be resold at the risk. and cost of | And the very nunitx comp | Molle Mundel, daughter of ¥ Navy | Willams, one of the counsel for some of the de-| WwW WH . “nits se pubis sales for, cash. tn front of the. Court louse olTeokdbel ic DAUR NOAWAREEOOMEES? Performed sevens. at oe Shure, sen fendauts and with Georgy Ml or and Joun Sar] Varww Ef Ee norrhea, Sy pli doors of ani niet. on SA 7 ay “ oe ory. yard, by Mr. Andrews, in the presence of a | ge ft, and asked Tay! lor whal Wi in H - tabi Tovenad tad Nolewtng auction’ moans ek Ae aan oF FRAME | 9, Well-known factory of E. Cam large assemblage. The ushers were Messrs. Leon | them. The latter replied that he was ww = cpt bee Burch’s right. title, claint and interest in. NTH AND M. x Pianos for rent, ‘Tuning H. Wells, Hl. K. Simpson, Oscar Schmidt, and Wil- ke something out of them; that he had “got 7 uo pay. Thirty-five ye tern Ofeet fronted Geek oe 7, by : i ENTE AN and Repairing carefully attended to. 423 11th street | liam Oyster, ‘The church was elaborately deco: vm them a few days before, and could get $10 PURE AND UNADULTERATED, eee ee ee depth of said lot, toxether with all and singular the | py" of u deed of trust recorded in liber N uorthwest, above Pennsylvania avenue. o12-Sm_ | rated with flowers. A reception was held at the | or $3 whenever he wautel to.” . CIENTIFIC TREAT- | improvements thereon, in the City of Washington, D. | ass, fo! » 356, one of the land records of the Di ALLET DAVIS & CO.S PIANOS. Tesidence of Dr. Ford. It 1s apparent from the whole history of the Nanereal Diseases by | C's zed and ievied uiot, as the property of Johir F- | trict of Columbia, and at the request of the part H 2 & CO. ANOS. There was a large crowd at the Tabernacle, in| alleged strempt upon Brown's vires that oe wos ‘The pectillar medicinal qualities of Whiskiee Atetitied e. ¥ ee ad Re ptcent done To MeCollune use of Frevk See AROSE AS a ont ASELECTED STOCK OF THESE SUPERB PIANOS | South Washington, last evening, to witness the | not don rae te cecisleni ay a a “a Lod from the finest growth of Rye in the renowned Valley Smith, and Solomon J. Fague use of Frank B. | NOON, NOVEMBER THIRD, at HALF-PAST FOUR NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES. cq | marriage of Mr. Herbert Keene to Miss Laura Gtb- | the Intere St of the prosecut as < seit the | Of the Monongahela have attracted the attention of the — th. *LEX'R SHARP, O'CLOCK, the following-described re] extate, to wit: EASY TERMS. son. | The ushers were Messrs. C. C. Mothershead, | thors Were arlther Uke agents or acted w © | Medical Faculty in the United States to euch degree EDY FOR LA: | “oil-dtds Late U.S. Ma Det. 10th, 1882. | the sour twenty feet front by the depth therect of Lot COME AND SEE THEM. P. Stephenson, David Lesealiet and P. W: | knowledge or approval of any oMcer of the De- satis as to place it ina very high position among the Materia uts quickly cured. Cau be Ss DOWLIRG ioneer. ~~ | numbered “three, (3,) in Square nunivered: mine hase ..L. SUMNER, 811 9th street northwest. assar. ‘The ceremony was performed by Rev.Dr. | partment of Just: “4 - Sarmtei dans atts rteeetnorthwost. 0: PUOMAS DOWLING, “Auctioneer. dred and ninety-nine, (999.) in Washington, D. C,, | Square and Baby Grand to order. 816_ | Hicks, and upon its conclusion a reception was | It appears that fe ey perecn noha ies cee ‘ (eg nr egnpipeermcony payne = ee ec aerrcuinsa ee SALE VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS- | With tmprovements thereon. r UNRIVALLED §' N HE CELE- | held at the residence of the bride. claims of authority, including Fall and Taylor, | to tbratea fine OLD sion lowing ye LEON CU MAN TEES ¥ THO. Ot fake U8 SEE SEE = Ppeeapay aie ogee ed terete eid let TED KRANICH & BACH DISKO ‘The marriage of Mr. Joun T. Ryan and Miss | when charged Cucrewita adinitted the falsity | well-known brands, 18 cases contaiuiue one dozen Dot. Brent « h akness By virtue of accet of trust dated 18th May. 166. two sears. with inicrst af mx per cent, secured by tien | &t Lowest Prices and Kasiest Toms, at FYE PH | Marie Ve Ebay peta Seen Nashington, was | tervof, and all persons present at any. Conversi- | thes euch, vin : * ghee SorvierD. Oc Petia at peapiicametcn, inadke | ou the pronerts, os all cul at purchance's option,” Con- G. L. WILD.& BROS’. los oluron yesterday. MOtnlugs Tiers Petes | one eee ae ea ae ence rtment who em UNRIVALLED UPPER TEN WHISKEY. reed Ne TE itr with in seven days the rustecs reserve the right | New Musical Warerooms, re 7th strect northwest. | Spencer and Cail officiating. Miss Ella Rabbitt a ach authority mance: iven them; and VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY, eeventy-tiv arched eot Hive days’ notice, at cost of the defaulting haa Litt oe ted mak 30” | and Mr. H. H. Zurhbog served as bridesmald and | that Brown, Wio it was charged had been bribe by full depth of lot numbered four tiie i piece een | Purchaser. pubande groomsman. The ushers were Wililim G. Daw. | in another case; Taylor, wo had before served | Forexcellence, pmrenes and evenness of quality, the fered oar Gin, Sb. Dept mubdivision of Ard RSO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 613. lira | Son, Joseph F. Marsden, Dennis Kerr and William Pam io the Penitentiary, and who procured | atoye are unsurpassed by any Whiskies {1 the market, Mount Pleasant, in the Districtof Columbia, ¢ street northwest. Pianos for Sule and, A. Johnson. ra np c ‘They axe entirely {ceo from adulterstion, and ate Teri of sale: The amount of indebtedness secured, ent. Second-hand “Pianos of firet - clase] ee é nection with the: : Greet, | 8 rtenses of rk cash, and palanice in wix auch TRC TEER Wa ee ce dan David “Nicholson cof the government saree bubery. Neison, who had’ recetved money froma “woe ae cat oon to welve Tom! 5 rest 2 day of » BCT ee etc. ‘and Repairing done | D2’ 4 seat = iti ” euarantes Geet aud Peniylvania | U3 deed of trust.” One hundred dollars Gengsit required | TRUSTEES! $ALE OF ‘THE PREMISES KNOWN | in the best or style and Promptly attended to, a5-2m1" eae ee ea Br a pee dl pg recom Soe ro ih ng [pnmagelteomag pelleted igri naga oo at Ean il be oe oe ey By virtucot a deed of trust at Pte ith any of, RATTDS QUGANS, 27 STOPS, £125, PIANOS, | Rev. ‘Iichard Norris assisted "by Steve Wittord | Koi cnad onal: Beane’, Bat he all leading erocery stores at retail. amount of cash required will be announced af time | November, A. D- 1872, aid recoded ae Lipa Xo fal Stree An Ary TERMINE day and night. | Cate- | Howns-The ushers were Messrs, W. & Nicholson, | claimed he had been engaged by the defence to 1 esate, We ye ; Zt, folto {ene of the land records of the Districy- = | lou. treo. AMIEL B BEATTY. Washi’ | W.'H. askew, H. E. Copenhaver’ and. W, W, | work Brown ta this case, Foote, who employed ak: Youthful Errore a WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee. of Columbia, and by the réiuest, in writing of the é == | Wishart. "A Teception was held ab the bride's | Payne to bribe Brown and Drought hia to Fails WAOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. fiplieet andl best balers on Cee ee ee residence, and the bridal couple left on the even- | office. T <= the SIXTH Day OF BOCEM Ree Oa MONDAY, WOOD AND COAL. ing train for the northe se ‘The report recommends that they be jointiy H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, SALE OF LOTS IN MOUNT PLEASANT. FIV. O'CLOCK in_ the afternoon, “all of lot num he marriage of Miss Flora Relehenbach to Mr. | and severally indicted and tried under the Jaws Charles White was quietly celebrated at the home | and statutes applicable to such es - . 11th street and Ithode Island avenue, of the bride, 423 11th strect, Tuesday evening ommendation refers to Frank I. Fall, Arthur | 0l6-2n 114 SOUTH FRONT Sr., PHILADELPHIA, seven (@) in block two in 8. B. Brown's subdivision of | the orlelual piat oe plan of sci cio eee tO a 18th street and Maryland avenue, oe? Payne, Thomas A. Foote and any other’ persons ‘Mount Fleasant, in the District of Columbia," | eRe rarinal plat or plan ny lot | OFFICE -605 7th street, opposite Patent Oftica. ert 0 , InDICTMENTS.—The grand Jury to-day found in- | discovered, aided or abetted in Ubat transaction. fronting fifty it orth © street and t ro Coal sent LOC Carts shed \wO! Oue third cash; balance in six and | three fect six Tnches on Tonidiawa ree aes eenEy eae Peace Gn wolaes by; srroea I will offer at public anc bered 1 (one) and. the east half of lot 2 (two), in square | (EVRENHOLM?S COAL DEPOTS— VEMBEK THI AST. 3 dred y-one), Marae eS ee Bcd numbered 381 (three hun ahd eighty-one), i the | DY dodge in this and convinced. Consultation n | dictmments against Edward McRae, larceny ; Martha JUROR HOLMEAD. as a compen Conrultation with interest, secured by daed Pith all and singular the improvements,” of cetora, as | sumer” TUS Suarantecing correct welght to con Suen Bracaatony alia rg ale are C8565); | In respect to’ Falls ap prosching, Juror Hol! VOR THE SUMMER me ——T i e 'y purchaser's cost. id deed tioned. y jamuel Newco vi . A will that it is shown. he we sek Levoratiry, 206 Batteet auth: | COntS3S WILLIAM © GORDON, Attorney. inten Ee 0 00, with 7 per cent intorent from oes — Tecelve prompé attention ae Henry Nort John Norris and Richard Norris i a ae ak oe ee ee ikea: vce Saale > == ~ = = = pril 27 , till paid, and the expenses of the sale ENNSYLVANIA COKE MANUFACT assault with intent 7, len Randolph, do.; | of Brewster Cameron and the Attorney General, Frou S VITAL RESTORATIVE. rp Ht08. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioacers. cash; gud t he remo 3 in 64 ras a ae Seat Set P exprenal for domestic uses in ecg, stove and nut | Willlam Simms, do.: James Taylor and Robert ccs ‘h there Was no attempt to bribe, it 1 AMERICAN = i - Seana a : CUTORS SALE OF LANGE BROWN STONE | Interest, for which the purchaser must ive howe fete | Hz8, No diet. No. clinters, "urns frvely i renee Davis, burglary’ and larceny. They ignored the | hard to believe that the purpose Was not an im- GINGER ALE. ' BEST ONT Lose OF WAN Py REYSICAL DEBILI- HALL, THE: HGrAe Hotoy | tecured on the proverty sold to ‘the satifaction of the | St0¥e Or furndoe and is cheaper than any other fuel. ca AY Winston ahd Hen eee Proper one. In this case the report makes no x ad i, &e, ALL. Ti LASS HOUSE | trustees. The property will be sold set to ta: id s erty, 7 We ylor, dation. . Retail Price Dollar Dozen, ‘ con TY-FIFTH AND N | assessments due; aud all conveyancing oily Beet ot ANE WILLIAMS, Ja. Hardware, | Rouse breaking. |” ———— a safer ate na % 5 LOT | purchaser's cos Fall im the Police Court This After- — celebrities of ERE PET eRe toaes GOP warrnewa, |Teustos. FORGE CREVELING 14TH STREET WHARE, | Navat. Onvens—Lieut L. E Bixler, ordered to — cantharides, or | By virtue of authority Guifaerst span me es Secs us peg pa a Ofice 1893 14th at. north {| duty in the hydrographic office November 10;] nout two o'clock Mr. F. H. Fall, charzea with For Sale by Dealers and by the Manufacturer. THURSUAY AB’ ERNOON, NOVESSER SE T[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Rotice. Pino, $4, Oak, $5.00; Enokory, $7 Licut, E. J. Arthur, to appear before the retiring | the star route Jury fixing,came into thePoliceCourt ner un. | OND, -T FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, — and ppit: Oak, $15 Pans, Ss x 2 si-2m*__| board; Capt. J. E. Jouett, detached from com-| in company with Deputy Marshal Williams and SAML C. PALMER, Te $e, Cit | Tshall seli the north 34 feet and back ground of lot num- CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Snd spit: Oak. $7; Pine, $6. ° 0" s-2m"__ mand of the Wyoming, but to continue in com- | Bailiff Hen: Mesers. A.G. Riddle and Henry E. ibe private | ber 12,in aquare number 533, containing 5, 139 square REAL ESTATE ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF G. JOHNSON & BRO. 1 station at Port Rt Pe Ty ful name of | toot, aud improved by alanceand handsome brown CONGRESS AND DUMBARTON STKEETS, i mand of the naval station at Port Royal, Davis, of his counsel, and Mr. Frank J. Tibbets, B. Sigemond is stone residence, known as No. 315 439 street, together | | GEORGETOWN, D.C. . Commander John R. Bartlett, trom duty on the | who, itis understood, Intended going on the bond, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, NOTT Tae with brickstable on the rear. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of small ‘fi ‘rm. Ry. coast survey, and ordered to duty in the hydro- | were present, as also Mr. H. Wel Tepresent- HP OVE GME EXCL sty ALHALE Past FOUR 1O'SLOCK, tn front of the District of Columbia: pasted omen graphic, omiée November 10; Heat, Commander ing the government. ‘West Washington, 4 “: — premises, same day, LL lots Nos. 3 an< ic Hazlett, from duty e hydrographic WAITING FOR THE JUDGE. aylt FOR 1 sauare 2 trouting togothor 183 feet on 25th atrcot west | the p ‘ (ee pie ard: M ofMice sist inst., and ordered as executive of the | Mr. Wells having asked that the bail be $5,000, | _©¥~Telephonte connection. ED TO eek bang menos eles y & large qi Branch 3 Kearsarge November 6; Lieut. Chapman C. Todd, | at 2:50 o'clock Mr. F. J. Tibbets was accepted for Sea ne [AV FIVE O'CLOCK, in fhont of ‘tho’ premises, same | Georeetown, This Master Albert Mertz, Surgeon John L. Nellson, P: | haif that amount. TH REACH OF ALL. | day, I shall sell the east part of lot No. 26m square No. A. Engineer H. N. Stevenson, Gunner James'M. | Mr. Martin Barringer also came in to goon the 49 30. fronting 18 feet on K street, be ‘24th and 25th a tw Hogg, ana C William W, Richardso1 : additional ferme: Onecthicd tt cok teen focitan scone n, | bond, but Mr. Pall declined to give any additional ae nter lchara re _ POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING and placed on wa! ‘ers; | bail unless compelled todo so by Judge Snell, and ISTRIBUTION OO. tceziane ODetRIea in ding Brick Residence. ee aaah irginin Asst. Paymaster L. C. Kerr, from the Wyoming | at 8 o'clock he wan waren oe tees. enema “ime pm | a two, deara, (with nterest 5 m B street north aude ordered to settle accounts, And to. continue on | Avg:1s Relock Mr. Fall left the, Police Cou rt TUESDAY, BER Sls1, 1882. secured by deed é of te f ai aval Qn, 0) 3) with Mr. Henry to Snell. Shou! ia eae Teens eh opin - mp , = Z . of ‘money Prony October wae? Stanted leave for six inonths | decline to reduce the Dail Fall will offer Mr. Bar- | ,7pes, daring Corur, Zpntuly (Sundays excepted Tequired at the time. A inited States Circutt Court, on March 31, rem ‘Tae PRESIDENT hasdecided not to interfere with ‘xplorers. the following decieion: TOUNSON BROTHERS | the execution of the sentence of death imposed “FinstThat tho Conumonwealtn Distibation Comp _ : upon James Lelghton, of Dakota, for the murder TRUSTEES’ SALF_OF VALI of a Mexican aa Seon Orter, which sentence u Pullman Seeper New York to Chattanoogs, | "No. 104 THIRD STREET SOpTR RSE ERE: See ee PHIS EXPRESS eaves Dainese 1oam., via| PROVED. By PABGE ELLIN Marviand failed, and Washington 10:40a, | | STABLES AND ICE HOUSE. x BoaTswarns ArromnteD.—The President has ap- port is ~ tae Inted William Anderson a boatswain and Kaen juen! ee ane ONE Manoa wih Parioe C&S | vebraary, A. B. 1800, Er"a" Mahony a carpenter in the @'S none ofthe mouth of the Lene river. includ 935, folio 271 the ‘lang re States. tea dade tays J Anormen Notany.—Howard 0. Emmons was to- | for the lost party of De Long, and the final Lecaly romte tothe Beers Bain’ mca, eharree ent arenes fay appsinted by the President a notary.public | “UStOvery One ese repore is a detalled tiarra- the caly Caverns Jn the world iliuminated by’ Use Elee- in ‘front pee ett oon F st. n.w, 8a and K 0. tive of his journey home through Siberia, from ‘Ith and P sts, and 321, FS pve. Belun, at the head of the Lena delta, to St. Peters- ‘MASTER PUTNAM'S BODY ON AN ICE FLOR. Lieut. Healy, commanding the revenue steamer ER ae NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINA, xe of Anvenicte resaaniathe Freabeet 426 Popular and Favorite Ronte to the VINGINIA SPRINGS. i ef 3 Corwin, information to San Francisco that TH arate Srieetie cer cee” pe . : lot 2 of burned, soon after SUPERIDH ACG ALMODATIONS? et $ of Cox drove an ice floe on € i founda that i: vi Railroad. Terms of b 2e ter Teter vin Srnenscen: ‘alley : = re and Swollen, and wien A. POPE, Gen’l Passenger and Hickst ra, | recared by. ‘by his JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent” Be Hi + ¥ ql pa cuas P. arcu, 0. ¥. aod T So Sones