Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1882, Page 3

4 OS AND OTGAYS AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. k D ~~ PUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON. “ - > Sates RUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS CORNER _e BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE D_ PrOPE: | zs aa hire OF WARE Satomi Tt DONG CORNER OF frre AND U STREE1S NORTH- JUST RETURN’ P FROM THR ate | TO THE ESTATE OF THe LAT HN pas wees poe = Mite TRC Iw, AE a | eB ROM Bee uote Mat | pRirer ch tata thise Serine One of ny ASSIGNEES AN IA ME ASE STOCK THWE 430 432, ton the 18th day ef eee ct Equity, SS, OKGANS U WAL INSTR! STREET NOR ‘ei ee AND | passed on ges 5 oe ptember, A.D. 1852, in’ iF PIA ENTS OF ALL KIN EW PIANOS AND ¢ IXSTANCES AS ‘the cause of a1, No. 8,139, t dee STOCK EMBEACES | ANS, VALUED LN. SIN- & 8 $1.00, AND MAD: | NOKTHW. ST COKNE g bs] eumeyer ys. Jchn’ Neumeyer et ORTH CAPITOL STREETS NORTHWES’ » i, the un ted reé, thd acting under the euthoriey a riistee by’ eatd By virtueof a deed of trust, dated the 27th day of Lek : ‘ . i MOST CEL ATED MANUFACIUEERS | February, 4. D. 1878, and recorded in Liber No e Dubie suetions ence hier eatin ober for sale at ¥ THE COUNIRY. AND VIOLIN. .CCORDE- | kay” ‘one of the land records for the Districe== | PUbLC at OSS, GUITAKS BANJOS, &C., POT. D MAKERS OF ction, to the hishest bidder, at the prem NESDAY, the FIETEE NIH DAYOR ROUEN | BER, A.D. 188%, ‘at FOUR U'CLOCK P.M., the follo alle | ing described lots or parce's of and, lying and being J | FIDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH, seh” tho | troved loge Mon orate BOO Ae ae eee g | fliwine described real estate, wituate in the’ eity | vison oflots Nom 1a 13" 1d and erie Square 608 of Fe TEE be Mtn the conthe nation Ms ana three | HeMubdivision by Christopher Neumeyer of lor Nos 2 1 jie Whee dem attwen feet and three | of Rizgs' mubdiviei-n of eail Square No. OR. Six of one oe peinal lot nur | said lots fronting on New Jersey avenue, and two on ie proved be 2 ae Aunized ant | north K street. “A plst will be shown on the day of sa‘e, z iunpzoved by a nesriy new brick | “And-on THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF ta ) ing six room NOVEMBER, A. D. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. the dey after foresaid sale, I will offer, 1n Like mat | ner. parts of lot No. 10, in aquare 512, beginning at @ oint on N street, sixteen feet east from the southwest corner of said lot, thence east twent four feet, thence | north eichty feet, thence west to Sth atreet forty feet, f:xbty | thence south elony Sth etrert 30 feet, thence east rixteon thence | feet, thence south fifty fect t» the place cf becinning, BY THE Me LD. SPECT of Columbia, and by the written request of the party therety secured. the wndersiened will sell at publi guciion, ti front of the jrenices, reepectiv we oe KCHASED AT A FORCED 1, UNGUL 1 HAVE FERRO HE MO~ kK ONAMPD iS THE © Mp TE YOU HAVE IHS CA-H, | TPE CASH COME RIGHT ALONG: PT YOU. PostTly LY ¢ROWDED Ak WITH GOODS THAT MUST BE ©. 3, REED, NORTHW? ST. frame house on 5th street. And al’, at the same time, part of Lot No. 14, in a square No. 512, at the corner of 5th and O streets, part of lot nnmbema | fronting 40 fect on Sth street and 80 feet on O atreet, red six hundred aud | “yerms of sale: One-half cash and a credit on the resi- aie atthe southeast | ane of twelve mont the purchaser or purchasers to cored twenty-three (23) snd ran— te and detive cen to the with tie west leet, North Capitol Dearing interest. fro : 9) feet aud three it + thence north onaans, | now for | ,./ 6 niin or the | tw tuade on the eal > on the impr charge of the yu 'MEYER, Trustee. nl-dts DUSCANSON BRO! sh. and the re s, for wht 1 TURNPIKE, IVERSITY, B AND HOWAKD tive ¢ decree of the Supreme Court of the, salt lot 23, | Dy bia, paxked the 9 y of Janu t:Cap- | ery, 1880, in cquity cause Nc ., Wherein: &. Waters. | Onver F, M complainant snd Jo! * etal. dei Trustees. | $9): de) TEENT — | lowing 3 pat fied int x tract of Jand in ALUABLE, BUILDING | of Columbia, know OWN AS MEKID- Nd at the risk defauitin Gr EUG +. T. COLDWELI is, necording to : AH’ that pait of punty, in the District t Piccsant, end being a 1@ division of ‘said tract, E Peter, said part or parcel of lana fronting on the enstern bon iary of the Seventh | Street Turnpike leading to hockvile, and containine | re of land, bounded on tie north by W. De Beal’s purchase, and on the south by thet tract sold to ‘M.Gattrell, towethe with all the improvement . Seid property was subdivided into lote of 32 to 3% ‘et trout, with # depth of 208 feet. One of axid lots proved by alarge three-story brick dwelling aud eary, situxte in’the District of | outhouse. sand bens in Halland Elvan | °“leruve of ss'e: One-third of the parchase money cash of 4 certain tract of land kuown | in hand, and the remainder in three equal instalments, iatis to say, original lows num- | yayableat #ix twelve and eighteen Inonths from the (16), eighteen (18), | day of sale, the said deferred payments besr ng in- S) end twenty-nine (29), | terest at the rate of #ix per cent per annum. from bio k numer (@), and in the same bi ste of wale. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. sub. loo nanber ne (1), secording to Joseph T. Ste- | Taxes to be 1 by the Trust ¢ out of the proceeds of yeu A -ul division of oriiual lot numbered | sale. A deposit of $50 on each lot required on day of { ik numbered three . and parts of biock | ssle. Tt the terma cf sale are not complie t with in ten idiay avenue; | caysthe Trust-e r serves the right to resell the pro- iota nunfbered he ‘at the risk and coet of esate purchaser. =. ‘Trustee. Auctic i FEV Sal SIN SUBDi HILL. tu of a deed ), and daly and in 1 request -f the hold- ATURDAY, the AD. 1882, Com- ‘M., in ffout f the prem- following-described property, CF so much | is lay be nec Ang ord to make 8 Wile nM Ae Been cht (8), , twenty twenty 2 thirteen sell at our salearcom, corner 10 ¢ Statuary le Va es of variewate eivers, Fruit Stauds, ther Gems of Art, never beto: ron (7), eight (Ss, nite (9), ten (10) and of on extubition in rat i Le on Exhibition Tuesday, November 14th, wvite attention of the ladies specially and Sala positive and without reserve, commencing promptly at tue hour named, 11 c'elock, Wednesday aor WOOD AND COAL. SYLVANIA CORE. . is provided for ladies. BETTER a ns es iterate seaet | gijap WALTER B. WILLIAMS & cO., Mt for bewith. We it f rust onthe property sold, or all cash, at the | —™ see Phone. Ack for cscuiars, option of th feeer. A ceposit of 300 will be required on each lot at the 2 = the terms of sale are not complied with in fall Nii NOLS 1th street and % AL DEPOTS— ten days after th fe the undersigned, at their S.SOU: hode Islan avent Fink and expense of the de- | On THURSDA x H aaiavedoe . wiron ten (10) days’ notice given in | 1862, at HALF-P*ST FOUR P.M. OVEMBER, in front of thei: t Often i RBSVEE ee i pisces, Tal ‘sell arts of Lots Hi, 12 aod 13, in rte and weighed by sworn ‘YaNCiug at the cost of the purchaser, auare No. 297, luproved by a two-story fraine house, . thus guaranteving correct weight to con- SIGHS SELDE Nuror, | Trustees, | Lv} fronte 15 fet on 19th treet by a depth of 56 feet 3 receive prompt attention. _o11-3m E CREVE MTH STREET WHARe, | » N SALE OF VERY DFSIRABL Love Lone Bridie. Cilice 1822 14th st. northwest’ a : eoeteall oellsa Done HODE ISLAND AVENUE, FRO Ba a uiives,’ ali of, the following described lots, in ? SEO SEE: receors sisg! Suet | subvlivision known as ““Meritian Hi, * Distretof Gat OTT STATUE. haetlneyis ol {53 i Sell at auction, in front of the premises, ati iy es Mina, uneold etter aati fying the price | ph PH sel at alictiouy in front of the premise, at t ote numbered one (tea, do), ft- | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SIX TEENTHE 188% eae Ge), eibtern (Is), hineteen (9), | OF ou the first fair duy thereafter, four Lots in¢quare IAL any WOOL Stet CoO) aA Cee eins 192, facing Scott statue. The Iocation in repay in ‘Lior new fem, any targe or | Myst) Cieek 8) aie Os proving with clegunt residencen, - Keservation, park. ee Kind of isin i the city. A | 7) netan yay at lot! Bumubered five (5), six (6), seven tng and handsouu: row of trees in front. In block No. 6, lotsnumbered eleht(8), seventeen (17), | ‘Terms at the sale. eiehtecu (J), tent -one (21), tweut,-two (22), twens | FOF plat aud particulars apply to_ ty-three (2 A), twenty-nine (9) and ‘OUNG, ‘ork aventie. nSeokds 1420 New ep OnsSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND KETATE peanensit COAL AND Wood , lots numbered nine (9), ten_ (10), 3 ny Too MaT THSTPREET fourteun (14), fifteen (15) and EAND FSTREE: ORTHWEST. ” pinire bares newts By virtue of decrees of the Supreme Court of he talvtese (Li, foriees CED Meee I) ee. | Dintucs ct pamabs paand Eee ee . ig t fe ch, 1882, in cause 5 of said Court, offer for <ale, at pub on FRIDAY HE TWE t VEMBEK, A.D. 1482, AT FOUR O'CL( e, in the cit; te Noe. 2 from the mines. : V7), twenty-tl ), twenty-four | apd January Equit, 4 by any firm in tru 0 (2,) four ‘and ata point on et63s inches north ty (30. | In biock No. 14, Iota n execht (8), “ust corner of said lot No. 22, and run- nL) ceaive te t 97 feot 3 hence north 3 fect n (15), sistecn (6), | #ud 4% inch; thence wont 22 fect 7 iuches to an aly; "i * | thence north 24 fe-t 8's inches; thence east 119 feet 16 Sth street, and thence south with feet 2. inches to the place of besinning, andcontaning 3, 2514 square feet more or 1 Lo. Jots uml 16, lots numbered one (1), four (4), five | TO ALL WHO OPERATE | (9), * a (8), nine (9), elve | This is a very availablo lot for improvement becatise AS. in bork Novy : ered five (5), six (6), seven | of the party-wall privilees and the central location of ae lana | (7). ext (nine Se ¥. awit ix adiacent tothe Int rior Depart- a (19), sixteen | riietion eoneurnisg ) and’ twenty- | al Post (fice and the proposed Lew Peusion the local courts. ed by decree of court: One- to be paid in cash and the ‘ip, | Pesiduein four equal iusteliments at six, twelve, clzht yand | cen and twent, a from the day of sole with inte able semi-anpuaily, ‘be #e- = ird 6 = 6 cured by appri and areserved lien on the ¥ twohie(h2) monte cith intent cer ea Ee | pyope ty sold until the whole purchase money be paid, EDGAL BOOTAY & C0., ©: u the property soid. A deposit of $50 will be re. | Hf # Saane wee on ee ee o2!-tm* Mot complied wiih Te fall eithin ton Laan | norven tho right to cececl they peotenty eter nite el APP to yor ADD TO YorR TNcow Cimb: £ th: MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLY sett of the defaniting purchaser, after fares days 0; Of the ing purcha: ein The Evening Star newspaper. A deposit of is the Senne aes ewe: | i ie atthe sale. conveyancing st pur- : chaser’s co t the cost of the purchaser. © JOHN F. HANNA, 4 MAGTIN FO MOBRIS, Webster Law Building, Washington, D.C. ties this a THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. n6-eokda FPOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CORANGERY, SALE. OF WALUABEE counray CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY- EKTY ON THE BLAD URG TURN- PIKE, KNOWN AS THE LAUER PLACE, ABOUT By a f a decree of the Supreme Court of the VAY " 2] a N District of Coluyabia. famed tn the gaume of Me Mage HiktbeS Moet WEEN WABHISGTON AND v. Boyle et al.. No. 8245, equity docket 2 5 iden, Gecres of Hupeeme trict al | for sale, on MONDAY. THE RWEN ETH DEY OME GUNA caetiy ate Nn TeR tet ROVENSEE, ised, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.. in | Golew mxsinat Grteoe Laven cal ‘we will e-ll at Chiristoy her Rosie in aid to te Wisin Sot ugeercs | publican OW ENT THIRD Pee ae Oe EES ten (10) in equare numbered six hundred ant thir BS Pee NOV EME: iy uirty—= HREE O'CLOCK P. M., all three (633), the same fi ninety (90) feet N rh strict ‘Colum Grizeet. between Int niet aid New dome ataue ae | ta eee sel oe called" in on the east aide of the Rasika ot ee nates c th Washington and” Blad turnpike road, and provetuent comistin, © | becinmiue for the sane tone On the east side Utne intervnt tobe sold is the whole property, aubject | Of fald fou, bein also. & corer ‘of, lot No. 5, toan encumbrance of £9,000, bearing interest at the | 1 the division of *"Haddock’s Hills” and *“Enclowure, es zi ‘ing thence north with the line of said road 334 rate of seven (7) per centuin, payable quarterly.) pos eann be © Buonins neo sae Soe bit a te owt tn te | dt tech ceed ata eee, ta Xo. Watt Sra ‘ equal payments at ix an ive mont with es ‘22 So. 12 Wats Brauer, Naw Yous Fran dhe ny of aaier A depoeid of $250 te be sadn terert | cast, 11 perches; thence eouth 224 deurees 5 Bt perches; thence south 14 degrees Ju! rohes 5 the nroperty is strack Off, end the purehsserhasthe op- | Istice nuts oh degtese west Ai vestioen Gs theta b to pay whole p RED. mt JONES, Trustee, beginning. This piace contains about 5Y acres, is im- 36 20 TO $1. l1-dt Gunton Building, 427 Louiaa wana proved by brick dwelling, slauzhter-house, ice-house, a - —__________|_nlt-dt Gun! uilding, aigiaria B1 stable, &e,, well arranged for the residence and busi- PHATE SHOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ] "frerme: One-taarth. cash, balance in lx, twelve and Profits aay Le realized on investiuuents of a = : iichteen months, with interest from day of sale at 6 per WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. PRINTING OFFICE. to be complied with in ten days. won MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH, ¥ i: Protiicce: Tabuil the fohewiog asset nr oe : Preaiine well t Drop H. H. DODGE, erty. rote 9 10, Wand 12 in Square 677, drontiug 25 503 D a.reet. feet exch ou the north wide of @xtret by adept: of81¥4 | _DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and | feet, between North Capito! and Ist sprects cust, as = cid cn) Comsdaaions Lots 54, 56 and 56, with same front and dlop i, in camo rpromas DOWLING, Auctioneer, Square, on south side of H street, and Lots 76, 77, 7! iP’ . 3 ; yi? and id ‘30 feet 6 | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON No. 529 15ru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDIN Band ana tii, 102 Se Fe on sie oy 0 feet NORTH SIDE OF STODDART STREET, NEAR inches wide, ‘in same square. tel krade, and reall raiiable ‘that locality, MILL, GEORGETOWN, D. C. Aseney for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, = = i ete iii ouees efare canes a aan By wii ota be trust Che fhe 16th Bee oe Bekok, aw Youn, ‘Tis sale ia positive and without rersesee Es a2 Value. folio 318, &e., of theland records for the District Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis- | |Terms: One-third cash: the residue in two equal pay- | Columbia, the unders} wi $ six and twelve months, with notes bearing | of the sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New ‘annum. All conveyen Xork, Boston sod Washington. Cnders executed on the jab deport on cach ot at time of 2 ¢ | aale. New York Stock Exebange at one-eight compact THOMAS DOWLING, A : Richmond, Beltimore, Philadelphia, New York and| §#-THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY PosT- Spee. feoah shai ertecy arn Gouuiee on. ta ned unt! MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY, same Stock Exchanges im those cities and repertea back 13-dts. ‘THOM. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds snd in- | ———"___ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct,_ GEE TBE $9, $4 AND $6 CHILDREN'S SUITS, Single Panta, tBc., 90c.. and $1; age, 410, % ‘bulla, trom $9.30, $4 and gS"uswechs: age, Schcol Suite. from $4, $5 and $6 up, age, 13 ‘Pants, from mt rschoot Hai, 800. up, Drees do., 750. beet Button Shoes "The bow $1 School tn the District of J. W. SELB! ou 1914-1916 Pennsylvania svenne, jUNNINGHAM, HATTER, lakes Gentlemen's Silk Hate to order. or reniodels and also Haze of all kinds repaired, and also Ladies! Furs, rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. FIFTEEN HEAD AUCTION SALES. BOOKS, &c. or VERY FINE HORSES AT AUCTION. IDAY. NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1852, O'CLOCK, at the Stables of 443 and 440 K street, I hall sellfor John Splan, mana- ger, the above stock: N. 8, The Horses are now on exhibition, and parties lesiring to purchase are invited TE“ Descripti logue can be had at the office of pHive Cataloeue POM AS DOWLING MOBzIson’s BOOKSTORE. A —— iS Lent tg, Bie hg mene woe . geo aS and we many Novelties we have received for our denutiful seeoreusat of of every description and price. Wa. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, shall open: INDAY, November 13th. ‘these and are receiving daily a . M. Draney, Nos. = ‘twcall, examine and aproved by two frame houses on N street and one |. the premises, nine (29) and ti front ed tive (5 and one-half half inches, by PASI FOUR O'C ses, the western half sqtiare numbered two hundred and having a front on D street of twelve feet and six inches by its depth to Ohio avenue, with the improvements thereon, consisting of, a large four-story frame dwell- ing, known as No. 1424 D street northwest. erm of gale: One-third of the, each piece of property m cash. a the balance in two Is With interest at six deed 0. trust upon yurchaser. J. FISHER & CO., . Real Estate Auctionsers. ‘Under and by virtue of adecres of the Suy Court of the District of Columbia, passed Henry W. Burch et with the improvements thereon. consistiny three-#t ry brick dweiilng, known as num! E DAY, at HALF PAST FOUR in frout of the prermises, the northern in suuare numbered three huncred and forty-five (345), having a fronton 11th street of twenty feet by a depth of ninety-nine fee: and inches, with the. improvements thereon, consisting of a fine three-story b known a# number 115 ‘ On FRIDAY, THI TWENTY- R, AT FOUR O'CLOCK ¥ tof lot uumbered four (4), numbered two hundred and twenty-seven afronton D sirect of thirteen feet and depth of ninety-five feet and three iti the improvements thereon, consisting of a e ling, known as N THE SAME DAY, AT OK P. M., in front of the premi— of lot numbered eight (8), in Lith stre ‘a, ve. John. Burca: Cause No. 8,293, on the 24th’ day 82, the undersigned ‘Trustee wii sel. at ction, at the times hercinafter described real estate in the city of Washing. District of Columbia: On THURSDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, at FOUR O'CLOCK P, M., in front of of lots numbered one (1), twenty - (30), in square numbered two hun- ng on H street, sixteen feet by & depth of ninety-two fect tmentioned. the | Knight's History of Fneland, 4vols.. Knight's History of England, 8yols. 2 jalf Houre With best Authors, 4v Hume's History of Fnwland, 6vols. Hume's Histor: Miilman’s Gibbon's Rome. Millman's Gitbon's Young Folks’ History, by Yonwe, 6vols. Historical Stories, by’ Yange, 4vcls. Abbott's American Princes ahd Pat Famous American Indians, 5yols. From Homer, 3vole. Loucfellow and. Whittier Standard Poems, octavo, cloth Standard Poems, sheep. Irving's Compl: te Works, Svols. Waveriey Nov . M., in front of ‘Thackeray's Complete Works, 10 Geor ¢ é iiot’s Complete Works, 8yols Handy Vols, Shakespeare, 8v. Handy Vola. shake Stan iard Novels and Miscellanies. Standard Novels and Mi-celianies. Standard Novels and Poems... Worcester’a Unabridged Dictionary. Webs.er's Unabridged Dictionary. ‘The largest Stock of Juvenile Publications, and at low Reductions to Sunday Schools and Teachers. Jo each doliar’s worth of Books a handsome Christ- amas or New Year Card. twenty-eight (228), urchase money of 1 time of ial instalments, for w purchaser is to give his promissory notes, payabe spectively in one and two years from the date of sale, cent per ann:im, and secured b jo property sold, or all cash, Reaepowit in. money Teyulired on the acoeptance of each bid. am sa.¢ be not complied with within seven daya the Irus- tee reserves the right to re-sell the proper days advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper, at the rikk and cont of defaulting pur jurchaser’s cost. 4 HENRY C. COBURN, Trustoo. $ If the terms of FREES KeERS July 1, 18: No. 625 I tains about 2,237 squi comfortable frame di HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. OF FRAME DWELLING No. NOBLHWEST AND VACANE T ADJOINING. y virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, District of Columbia, pareed in equity cause No. 833 the undersigned trustees will sell a i the prewises, on H DAY OF NOVE square 517, and immediate i ‘ihe entire lot 14 hax a front of 80 tect by ® 1 of 100 fect to an alle: OS, a wtreet, Auct. ‘esses, Pillows and Bolsters, D mng Table. By direction of the owners we shall sell, at 1. on THURSDAY, NOV ae of the premises, that vi Isireet northwest. the aame ans of Washington City as. sub ‘This lot fronts 25 feet on the north bout 90 feet to sn ali feet. und is improved by a ting Of eleven roome in wood BER R'O'CLOCK P.M. Two thousand dollars cash, of which $150 must be paid at time of sale: balance in one, two und ith interest, secured bys decd ‘of trust. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. to be complied with in seven daya, Full particulars can be had on application to BIRNEY & BI 416 SEVENTH STKEET, _ S77 Bend for Catalogues. M ETROPOLITAN BOO! KSTORE. AUBURNDALE METALLIC THERMOMETERS, In Charms and Standards. FAC SIMILE INITIAL NOTE. AWAY” JUVENILE NOTE, Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries, deposit on each treet, | JAMES J. CHAPMAN, street, 911 Pennsylvania avenne, Ntaily aud Historically ce. By Howells. IRE AT AUCTION, EME: R, Fehilleell a gene- WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 Tth strwt. LY SUPPLIES. water back, 1 ets, Oi C oth. Kitchen Requisites, &e. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 4 GALLONS N ¥. SWEET CIDER, FOR ONE DOLLAR. SINGLE GALLON 30 CTs., Until this advertisement is changed. GEO. A. O'HARE, Grocer, 1213 7th strect northwest, between M and § OF That. STREET NO! aluable property known as Xo. being known on the N EW GOODs. CONSERVED FRI FLORIDA ORANGES, CALIFORNIA HONEY, RT M 5} MALAGA GRAPES, PRESERVES IN 2LB. AND5 LB. PAILS. B.W. REED'S §S0NS, RNEY, Attorneys, 380 436 etrect northwest. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. MPRSSTEES' t FOUR O'C operty, to wi in square humbered three h ). kituaied in the c ty of by deed of trust upon the prope ‘A deposit of $100 will be req) Tf the terms of sale are not co from date of sale, the trustees reserve the rigut to property at the risk and cost of defaulting SMITH, | 416 5 MAS DOWLING, Au ZANT PARLOR AND CITAM 0. PIA te TL MIRRORS, C. MORNID No. 1601 16th street, corner of Q, shall sell a very elegant collection of coniy rising in part— Very han_ som By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the, District of Columlia, passed on the 28th day of| September, A. D. 1843, in eq unde signed Trustees will sell to the highest Biddy at miblic auction, MONDAY. the TWEN] N Y OF NOVEMBiR, A. Db. 1882, in fr ut of the OCK P. M., the follow ine-de- :, Lot numbered fift undred an “aehington, District of Columbna, on the west side of 9th str et, between S and O streets northwest, together with the improve- inents thereon, which cons sts o: two frame tenements, numbered respective and 1330. by the Sth st. ni w., EWI G, NOVE Gilt frames, One superb Turkish Parlor Suite, ik ue Plush; cost $500. n Dining Table, with brass claw feet; Teather covered Loituges and Chairs, Rockers and Easy ut Marble-Top Chamber Suites, with rror front Armore. Superior Hair Matt Pik Bolsters. Decorated Toilet Wares” we ane Very superior Walnut Extension Dining Tavle; M. T. ideboard.. Silver Plated Ware. Leather covered Dining Chairs, Servants’ Furniture. urniture is all first-class and should command the attention of buyers. B.—The t residence is for sale. THOMAS DOWLING, OF PROPERTY ON NINTH 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. EN N AND O STREET AY OFFER AT THEIR NTER MARKET, y TOKE STATE BUTTER Ole E, VIZ: amery Buiter, 42c., (Empire te Fancy Dairy Butter, 38c. : Butcer, 30 to 35e.; New York We make a specia ty of SELECTED FANCY BUT- 1 went is pereonall AWLET ® C0. THIS D. juity cause 7.098, the’ a A CHOICE Li w York State Fanc ew York State Dai State Factory Cheese, acquainted with the dairies mal lepot, corner 13th and C streets so sawest. ecree, are: One-third of in'eash, and the residue in txo tulments or credits of six aud twelve months y, with notes bearing interest and secured ty sold from date of red at the tine of pplied with in ten JUS? BECEIVED— Frerything first-class. 1 do not attempt to sell cheap. My moito is everything the best at iving prices. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Palace Market, er 14th street and New York avenue. GCHNEIDE! FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL,LAMB AND MUTTON. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Choice Cuts of Beef 1244, 15, 18 and 2 cts. Center Market, 7th street wing, Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the Stalls Nos. 37 and 38 and 321 Northern Live Household hate ts, ae Htosewood Case Knabe & Co. Pianoforte, vant French Plate Mantel Mirrors, in ‘upholstered in figured NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! Oor RR ose) OcG ERE R ER ERE Sgss! SS8Sg TITT FEE RRR I, § Ss TOIT EER prey Sssg T EE ERE I SsssS_ TERE ZLAZ4 3G gaan a) wan: wz? E AA cca, aa 3 Ene > 2222 2% BSS BR bb1-) p>! f g oe a cveoy & POD poe Shes F "3 SALE UNEXPIR ‘TREMO! (REET EXECUTRIX’ URE NORTHWES' court, the said louse being of DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. OF THE FURNITURE, FU RED LEASE AND GUOD he said furnitu: wil be soldasawhole Terme: One-third (3; it option of pi fy 460, ES BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Who'esale Depot: Corner Ist street and Indiana svenu 6 WM. M. GALT & CO. NT HOU AND INDIAN der and. irectiun of jpreme Court of the niiac or annie bana Supra Ceti ans’ Court busing s! execut of 8 Will and testament of the te Feces i leceased, at public auction, in front of the st bidder, on FRIDAY, the TWENT Y OF NOVEMBER, 1862, the Furniture, Fixtures, Unexpired Lease and Good Will of the Hotel known’ as the ‘“Tramont Honse” lo- cated at the northwest corner of 3d street end Indiana avenue northwest, in the city of Washington, as the same are returned in By inventory of the Perscnal es: Hill, now on fie in tue at a nntal of one hundred and Atty ‘one hun r month, and exp! ‘the 30th day of June, *auica amd teh cash, of which two hundred Hare down: oday Of aale andthe remainder (6) and twelve (12) months, with interest, the pur- bond, with seouri{ soe oe oat ALTY. special tern for Or- ‘Center 9th etreet wing, nter Market, Oth atrest wins. delivered freeof charge to allpartsof the mar24 SAFE DEPOSIT CO. RITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, lérH STREET AND New Yore Ave. a Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing the TY-FOURTH , at FOUR O'CLOCK P. Capital, Hents Safes for of Securities and 19,15,17, 21,2823" [OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS- = 5 aie eae ay Sete Y, ‘T Oke north dM. FOOTE SURRENDERS TO THE AUTHORITIER Latest Telegrams to The Star. THE GEORGIA SENATORS. Barrow and Colquitt Elected. ATLANTA. Ga., Nov. 15.—Pope Barrow has been elected U.8 Senator to fill the unexpired term of the late Benjamin H. Hull Inthe Senate Alfred H. Colquitt was elected on ‘the Nrst ballot to the U. 8. Senate for the full term, commencing on March 4th. ——— Charge of Defrau: the Government Trentow, N. J., Nov. 15.—In the case of Kail Andreas, of Camden, charged with consptring to defraud the government out of money for pen- sions by getting false affidavits, the jury are still out, having already been out twenty-one hours, —— An Illegal Pension Fee, TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 15.—In the United States court to-day the case of James G. Estete, of Ocean county, charged with receiving froma pensioner 200 more than he was entitled to receive as a pen- Sion agent was tried. Several important law points were reserved, and the jury simply found {hat the money has been received by the deiend- ant ——_.___ Wall Street ‘To-day. A MAJORITY OF THE ACTIVE STOCKS WRAK. New Youre, Nov. 15.—The Post's fnanctal says: ‘The money market continues easy at 5i6 per cent for call loans on stocks, and 2ivad per cent on United States bonds. Time loans on stocks are easily obtainable at 6 per cent, and on United States bonds at 4 per’ cent. At the Stock Exchange we have a dull and halting market for speewtlative stocks with @ majority of the active stocks Weak. A quiet and strong mar- ket for United States and railroad bonds. State bonds are nominal. ‘The weakest sto been Canada Southern and Michigan Centr. these have been sold down chiefly by“ traders,” who found the market for them bare of buying orders. The market at 1 o'clock 1s all weak, but rather dull. Se Se The Marxers. BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.—Vireinia Ge deferred, 12; do. consol, 59; do. second sari do. past due coupons, 65; do. new ten-forties, Qo. new threes, 48 bid to-day BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.—Cotton quiet-middling, 104. Flour more active and steady—Howard strect and” western super, 3.25a3.75;. do. extra, 4.00a 4.62; do. family, 4:75a5.76; city mills ‘super, 3.508 4,00: do. extra,” 4.2585.85;' do. Rio branday 5-75: Patapeco family, 6.25: do.’ superiat ve patent, 7.00. Wheat, southern’ steady; western higher and inscti ..1.03a1.07: do. amber, 1.0Ral.14: No.1 10 asked; No. 2 western winter red, spot, lovemter, 1.06 asked: Dooember, 1.067% y. 1.10%ai. 11 of conaition Western firmer—sonthern white, new, 65263; do. yel- low, new, 70a80; weatern mixed, November, 8ia84%; November, new or old, 80 axked; year, 644,265; Jan= Mary, GONa61. Onte’dull—southern, "40a45: western white, = do. mixed, “Saedl: Pent m5. ‘aull,” Goats” ‘Hay’ * steady” choice eylvama and = Marylan Provisions lower and quiet—mess por! Fr 22. Bulk te—shoniders and clear rib sides, packed, 9 und Bacon—shoulders, 12%: clear rib sides, 16. 1 18%. Butter tiem— eked, 32336. Kegs firm, 31 for fresh. mn quitet—retined, Sas a. Coffee lower and. quiet—Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, TanS4. Sugar lA ‘noft, Copper retined Whisky quiet) 1 Quiet—cott: Fre! flour, 1 7d. RKeoepte—flour, 4 witeat. 11.201 bushels: eats, 5.156 bushels; Shipments—wbeat, $6.12 bushels. “Sales—wheat, 204,106 bushels, corn, 1 bushels. - ss The Jeannette’s Missing Honis? Crew. ENGINEER MELVILLE TELIS WHAT WAS DONE TO INSURE THEIR SAPETY. At the opening of to-day’s session of the Jean- Rettee board of inquiry there wus a short secret sion to determine the order of the exarnin vtion, When the dcers were reopened and the ex. Uon fesumed, tre judge advocate propouna following Inqu! até in detail what efforts Were made by yourself or the oficers and your party to iusure the salety of tie other boats’ crews, Witness prepared telegrams for the Amezican mibister at St. Petersburg, for tie Secretary of Ui Navy, and for the Russian authorities, setting forth who they were and the condition they were in. Witness, fa company with Lieut. Danenhower, Visited the ‘head man of the village, and urged Upon him the tmportance of having ‘these docu- ments delivered. ‘The styoriskl (or head man) sald 1b would be impossfble to leave the tsland of Jama- valoch for 15 days, unu! the ice had formed in the bay sufficiently strong. This was on the 280) of September. Returning to the hut where the People were, witaess informed them that they were the TN A BAD Way, and not yetout of the woods The supplies were very low—nothing but fish and decayed goose. Wit- nfss told the men to be as cheerful as_ possible, burn plenty of wood and keep warm, ‘There was great danger Of the whole party dying of scurvy, particularly if they had to stay there all winter, itness was in avery bad way, physically, and directed Mr. Danenhower to look afver the gather- ing of wool and policing about the huts. He (witness) did not, however, at this tme, nor at any time, turn over to him the command. ‘The people at Chis Ume were cheerful, although Ina bad way from the bursting of the blisters caused by frost bites. In a few days nearly all of them were able to get about. In the meantime an exile had been quartered with them, making twelve in their party in the Lut. ‘This extle readily understood who they were, and made it known tothe people about them, NEWS FROM NOROS AND NINDERMANN. ‘Witness continued his narrative up to the time of the return (October 23th) of Kousinas, a nati from Bulun, when he was sent for assistance, as heretotore narrated by others. He was gone thir- teen days He brought a letter from a Kossuck sergeant at Bulun, one from a young priest there and a pencil note which he said he had recetved from two Amer! | note was writen by Ninderman and signed by | hunself and Noros, stating that they were two of a party of fourteen Americans, w°o were starving to death (0 the northeast and in need of imme- diate assistance. The original note was then identified by the witness and put in evide Witness said: “When I read tue note by Nini received that the people of the first cutter had landed. It was generally believed by our party that both the other boats had foundered, and we Were astonished to learn of the safety of these two men.” A HAPPY MEETING. There was no other means of finding out the situ ition of De Long’s party but to see Ninderma: and Noros, so witness told Kousuia he must have his dog team and start at once to meet them, as they were on their way to Bulun. Witness then | found Ninderman and Noros quartered in a hut With some natives. On entering the hut saw Nu dermn reclining on a cot and Noros standing up behind a table. “It was cold and dark, and at first he was not recognized. On s»eaking to Noros the latter exclaimed: “My God, Mr. Melville, We thought the whale boats weré all dead.” The Men both complained of their condition, the Insut- ficiency of their food and clothing. Ninderman Was So weak as hardly to be able to stand. Wit hess found no special provision had been made for these men, 80 he at once set about to provide for them. At this point witness was shown by the fudge advocate the private journal of Capt. De ng and identified 1t. The records of this journal began July 8th, 1879, and ended June 9th, 1881. THE SEARCH FOR DE LONG. Witness sald he wrote down everything which Noros and Ninderman couid tell him in regard to their trip and where they left DeLong, to be used as his (witness?) instructions in pursuing the search. Witness found the men too sick to take with him on such a winter trip; therefore taking down as carefully as ble all they told him he resumed his journey in search of DeLong. On the 8d of November Burtlett had arrived at Buiun, bringing a communication from Mr. Danenhower, ‘who enclosed a letter from the commandant, in- structing the headman at Bulun to furnish wit ness with adog team. Witness arrived at Buru- Joch on the evening of November 4th, where he met the whale boat people on their way to Bulun. He gave Mr. Danenhower instructions to go as fat as Yakoutsk and take all the people with him ex- cept Bartlett. Next day witness started, and on the second day arrived at Bulcour, where the hut was where Ninderman and Noros were round by mola This was 6 versts from Kumak urka, Next day it stormed so severely the natives re- fused to proceed, saying all would perish. On the following day they started again, keeping up the ‘raat nce wee al pear jerman’ it te jowed Ninderman and Noros, as he had told them he would, he (witness) would in this way come upon him. Witness was on the lovkout for a hut which Ninderman had described as inity: Mati and about dark this hut was wit nesé and his two native guides remained mm a \ bout? Sajourned until 30 a.m. to-morrow. navy yard, Setar lg neton lagen hendyt ed is Gay at the W airy yard The court, awaiting the of two from Pensa- cola, who are on their way here. araetiels mache CLERK APPOINTED.—The Secretary of War has ‘Tus Prorosep Duronr Srarvs.—Sécretary Lin- ‘coln was questioned this afternoon by a Sram re- porter with to the proposed erection of piers meen FS ma nine to arecion ot | NR por War. The Secretary Mr. O. & B. Wall, counsel for Thomas R. the colored man charget with jury fixing, came into the Police Court this afternoon with and Charles Jones, who he offered a8 bondsmen for Harper, deputy clerk, retased to ao ey Drought in thelr certificates ment. They went to the assessor's office for these. documents, and Mr. Wall went after Foote te bring him’ in. Mr. Wel froma the city, gave Mr. ‘cept $2.000 Dall’ In the case of Foote, About 3:20 Mr. Wall drove With Foote, and surrende: A few minutes later he was released on the bail who had to be absent AFper authority to ac- % the court house, ——_.—_—. Secretary Teller and the Colorado S Blection, Secretary Teller was at his desk this morning. He has Just returned from Colorado, and speaking Of the results of the election in that state, he asserts that the republicans have won a substan- Ual vietory, Still the Secretary believes that the disaffection and bad faith of certain repub- lean leaders in state politics caused a heavy n vou and defeated Campbell, the candidate for governor. In the nominating convention, the Secretary says these loss in the republt the candidates selected, yet as soon as It appeared that their slate was defeated they bolted and used to defeat the regular Ucket. The dded that more money had been yses in Colorado this year than at AbY previous election, fully $150,000 having been spent by the disaffected repu The Case of Detective Miller. The District Comm'ssioners to-day submitted the case of Detective Miller to Ube attorney for the paring the pt District, for the purpose of pri ry papers in the cas overnment Affairs, LIQUOR LICENSES. applications for liquor Neonses Med with James F. Connor, ssioners to-day: ner and Rosa Hudson. MHMISS!OnTS oAday approved liq! don Alvut, Henl licenses for the followin, ee, Jeremiah Brosn: Brooche, John Deuringer, Charles Diew, Davis, Arthur Fiynn, 8, Holmes Bro., EL. Johnson, “| & Co, Micha 4 W. F. O'Mera, Daniel O'Brien, Patrick Philips, Catherine Pitter, B.S. Randall, Rot tus Weber, Thos, J. Middleton and Disapproved—John Adling, ham, Jos. Fillius, R. D. ra. INSURED BY A FALLING BANK. Was a cave in of the bank of Bou opposite Kendall Green, precipitating kK into the excavation, seriously Injute man named Robert Condon, employed on the works, ———s A Fvarnive Carrcnen. a cclored boy named © own, struck a little son of Mr. John Dant, vit breaking his skull a mediately ram been heard of of Lieut, Boveler's ury Borycholg, Fiyan, 3. Wl rt White, Jus- . Lambrecht, Daley & Cunning- Last evening there ive— bout two months George's coun fatally injuring him, away, Since which t) him untll v-dey, wh: Officers, of the eighth district, arrested him, and he is tn custody. —— in the Circult Court, Judge MacArthur, nominal damages wit et al act. Dy and leave gty U Was set aside “a to WII raw Jour adiiver ap. Hiict Not gully 1 the tnvestt. board, whieh for Culifornla to A navy yard, will moke a survey 4 Noriolk navy Loring 1s serbousty til, and vied leaving thie men of | eLied W postpon the board wi of the Wa hington, > Tas before depa show that the vard there, ag | yellow fever did hed prevented Its appear the strict cordon esta’ ance within the walls of the yard. The Courts, CRIMINAL CounT—J udge Wylie, ‘THis morning, Benjamin F. Hackman and Henty Reet, indicted Yor libel pubi'sted In the Sunday Plesded not guilty, embezziement @cases): arraigned und pleaded mi guilty, Martha Johuson allas Magcle Ford, lare ceny; plea in abstement (mts ard Bates, second offense pleaded gutity and was sentenced to two years each In two cases and one year each In the others in the Erie county penitentiary. Samuel Ne receiving stolen property (2 cases); pleaded guilty And Was sentenced to three Wm. B. Moran, burglary a y zance forfeited. Henry Johnson, bw larceny; gullty and s: penitentiary for three years. THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. The following are the opening and closing prices ci the New York Stock Market to~: by special wire to Hl. H. Dodge, Richard Crow! petit larceny 4 cases); ‘tenced to the Erle county dav, as reported 5th at. -WS9ig BS3y Nor, & Wea p.| S4iy) Ches. Eonio, ee, wd nay a S14 Ont. & West. +| Bide - 182% 1314 Peo. D. & E.. cans near Kumak, Surka. The | “| sag) S800 Se Paul’ 3, St Paul pre Si. P.@ Omaha) 47% 46) 50%, Texus Pac... WON Tex. P.rdg'ts. |. man and Noros, 1t was the first intimation I had | X.Y. Centrai‘ 1315; 18035 West. Union. the Election. NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESKMEN—SIX DEMOCRATS, TWO REPUBLICANS COALITIONIST Unofficial returns from Graham, give Benuett, ( Hl counties, except ) Conyressinan-ate 3 nis a sinall county nd it is underste lately formec and will probably inc Jegation will stan¢ O'Hara, col, (rep.), 24 7th district, The democrats THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN, al Tevurns on the state legisia- ture show that the next house will have 77 repub- d the senate 31 republicans, party 12 majority on jotut of both branches. CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITIES IN PENNSYLVANTA. ‘The official vote of the 16th Congr: trict. gives W. W. Brown (rep) 1,129 plurality. ‘The Congressional return judzes Of the 14th dig trict give a plurality for Samuel F. Barr (rep.) of 145. NEW MEXICO REPUBLICAN. The latest returns Indicate the election of Trane quillano Luna, the republican nominee for dele- gate in Congress, by about 1,500 majority. Ir IS A CURIOUS Pact that just a majority of the present House failed to be re-elected. The present House cousists of 298 embers Of these 146 only will sit In tue Bext a MARRIED. On Tuesday morning, Novem. gave an ac he | nets majority, gave an account of his Journey to Bulun, where bi os sealers. ork, (coaittiontst) Complete onic! giving that allot and the CoMUrol MILLS_NICHOLS, 1882, at the Fourth Presbyterian z JOUR fe, MULLS. of Wo-tusinrie ly of Frederick. No cards. re 4 painfal illness of the ailecuon of ff Hisiemner sated uoclae Gkza Church, 14th L., daughter fofirteenth year ind ever ees aan. F. Zinman to b0.s.01,000 clers ta PB freeads WRIGHT, 1397 Tessa Denaes ed