Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1883, Page 3

e a ee eee ane Fe STEAME Wee SCHEL ULE AUOTION SALES. Rozz VOBE & CO., AUCTION SALES. _THIS EVENING. LIER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, STEK< GKEAT AUCTION SALE OF r HAND AMEKICAN BOO! AT SEVEN CK, AUCT: ROOMS, 637 Louisiana avenue. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SEVENTEENTE, at on F-PAST TEN O'OL0C! sell at our auo- Saoaee a fork ‘Rockingham we will fellow and New and Seqond hand Furniture, Bed Springs, = ROBERT VOSE & 00., Aucta, thers.” $, for Nomuni ard in ras rare nt. JOHN R. woop, treet whrart. mane 2, tore ‘Opposite City Post Office. M™ VERNON! MI. VERNON!! _ aanoe + —— a ~ THURSDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, BEOS., Auctioneers. STEAMER W. W. cor 2 ‘oth and D streets northwest, Commencing Leaves 7th et wharf daily (ex dar) for Mt. recrge Vernon at 10 o'cock a. mn. ; returning teaches Washing: TO THE TRADE. AT TEN O’CLOCK, Le Le + Capt a APS Fe KTS, s WN. FWEW_ x08R! TERDAM, AMSTERDAM.— | PHAWERS.G) NTs: PAM LADIES Co ernce ries - Nite tae ine eee eps, bath | Cilbae ea Fg GGhlals. © CURPS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Daa SCHIEDAM “Ei Das GLOVES, NECKWEAR, sUSHENDERS. HAND: Ame ey WERE inLhEy ett" SAGs, [PARLOR AND, HAMEED, WORE, PRATHER mn PDING A FULL LINE OF GENTS’ FUR- en MATTRAGSES, kes” Ds, AT AUCTION. Ne-SDAY ;MORNING, J\NUARY SEVEN- t TEN O'CLOCK, we will sll, within our we stock of the above goods, to which the att-ntion of buyers is called. With other Household Goods, TOOLS, B Axs0, C Sale Peremptory. Jal5-2t_| MANUFACTURERS’ SALE OF PLAIN AND ‘ORTH G_EWAN LLoYD— acerea eit Ses pang | | STAMPr: INWARE, COPPER BOTTOM ew Yo KUSTEL'S SALE OF HATLEOAD AND BANK] VAQWUOD, gHaNWARE COPPER BOTTOM = Dpereacne ten at teers eat STOCKS. BOILEKS, &o.,'&c., to the trade, By onder of the Trustee, wo w:ilrell within our au th cone, dah ane D sirects est, on WEDNE: v N NUAKY, I! t ONE ALSO, y its at s Bi N y N i2en's National Bauk stock HOSLKY, &e. ANSON BROS., Auctioneers Bale without regard to the weather, Bo-ncomsnegy STS rprouas DOWLING, Auctioncer. CHAS. WEEKS, Sslesman, a 4] Jal0-2t Late with Duncanson Bros. WEEKLY 1 FP erry ¥ § FORK © oi IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION ts (puetuee oe or 2 TPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FOR PNGLAND, Pies. AND GERMANT. CATALOGUE SALE GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH AND PERSIAN ow STANDARD, SCIENTIFIC, LAW, RELIGIOUS De bereage apps @ C. B. RICHARD & ©9., Genern' Prmonere Aerts RUGS AND CARPETS, ea tere eae Comprising Toeth F with a Large Amortment of BARE AND KicH SELECTIONS Bee a Se Oe apt or FRANCIS B. MOHUN, ‘J owether with O1HEK BOOKS, ‘0 Be Soid at My TON AUC’ Southwest comme: Pennsylyani PEPSIAN, AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN, TO AND FROM OUCHAK, @ ORDEIS, CIRCASSIAN, ARMENIAN, TON AND Bs LTMMORZ, LIVERPOOL, QUEENSTOWS. ae = MONDAY B POLLOWING EVENINGS ; i sees RUGS AND CARPETS. AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. GLASGOW, LONDONUERRY ‘A, > Terms Cash. OTe i jale-7t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. and GAT. ee DMAS JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD PORTIERES. ‘The attention of buyers is particularly called to the DISPLAY OF CARPETS, ‘NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. By virtne of five writs of fieri facias tesued ont of the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Coimmbia, and to me directed. I will tell at public sale, for eush ‘at No. 911 Pepasylyania avenue northweat, on TUE T¥-THIRD DAY OF JAN- UARY, N O'CLOCK A. M., all the right; im and interest of the deforidant in and to the Which, in point of number, size and quality, SURPASS ANY PREVIOUS COLLECTION EVER | [ARY, ‘ol Ging described property, to wit:—All the stock of 1 SENT TO THIS CITY, Fc F Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, &o., (such as are | Being by far the Handsomest Collection of Textiles, in | ususlly foond in A. first-class stationery store.) seized : Fs 70) nd levied yof James 3. Cha design and quality, ever offered by us, fo setinty executions Ne, 3b110 st law, in favor a? Hae, TO TAKE PLACE AT MY SALESROOMS, 2 rt} , Li Piet, MeCeney No. 24,112 at lav, !n favor of Vernon a Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ‘11th street, Brothers & Co. ; No. 24, 13 at law. in favor of M. A. Reay,; No. 24, 114 at law, in favor of Daniel Slate & Co.; Noy 24,115 ata, in fahcr of Baker, Pratt & Co. emcee 2 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ons BLIWFEN NEW You JANUARY SEVENIELN’H AND EIGHTEENTH, | _THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ae FEO FILE ao S 1833, NPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 5 Sailia IORNING AND AFTERNOON, 7 Aa 7 Peres Av tee SAND THREE OrCLOCK. TREROVED Saws ae BRIO Rear ENCE, ON EXHIBITION MONDAY aND Turspay| Bropenty? TAiywAEs BASES, SWINTEM PRIOR TO SALE. RQUTILK STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND | BY Vitiue ofa _Eeaciog date the 120, a nd duly recorded in Liber’ IMPORTED. BBY, Zoxi0e289; Kes oneot the land records laden given for Pelfast, Glasenx, : Dirtitet of Columita, end by di e Da Vother porte, cor the Contion ery | Jan9-8t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | secured thereby, the undersigned ‘Tru; poh eee ee Cente _ ~ — | SATURDAY, JANUARY SIXTH, 1883, on the premi- TEES’ SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICH| fes at FOUR U'CLOCEK, ail of square 739, together with the improvements. DWELLING, (NEARLY NEW), BEING No. 214] | Theseleof this TWELFTH STLELT SOUIHWEST, AT AUC- TION, perty offers a fine opportunity to home, ‘Tho improvements ‘are snbetant is of sale: One third cash; the balance in two equal payments, at six and twelve months, with notes leariug interest at six pr cent. per annum until paid, aud secured by a deed of trust on the p operty sold. Fe poet Es purchaser's cost. Zeposit re- $200 ¢ it quired xt time of gale, CHARLES PAYSON, ats ‘Trustée. a. RAILROADS. Baye wore, & cHio RATE ROAD. 5% THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY- ND, 1883, seme hour aud place. By 5-d&eda THOA order of Trustee.” f ovis | [AS DOWLING. Auctioneer. division of oriiua! C.. irdea sul ¢ No. 325, tovether with the improv v Feat Exon “Counisting of &\Bew three-story Beck | ___P ROFESSIONAL. visand Chi 3 SET or 5 = y Stations. saict property will be sold subject toa deed of | [JSEEUL Benes ee Greate er aus coisa tLe Oe Tone seaming Liber 90h visit Dr. WHITE'S entubliehmrens Tale ‘Pennsylvania wen and Way, via itelay-) n wi bepaid today ct'saie. | Svoidahce Of Cong. Bee Dina roe cand ‘ he pitch nee, eee Nee {ust (2-500) to | tains, Vascular Excresences ‘and other compiainiy of be the purchaser, and the balance ia cash, | fhe tase “poulat, excresences D. Onn in 1801. eee Of which $100 must bo paid al the time of sale. ‘Tue vur- | Nerors to tie tear cmnen hyeicians and’ id ‘surgeons. Office fee $1 per visit for putting the feet in order. jali RIIFICIAL EYES, 10, iL THE $1 Acie aero Reeiee ith Old Siand, 459 Penne, Ivanis avenue. a Apes. eheeer is to comply fully with terms of eale within seven, days, otherwire ‘Trustees wil! recell at his riek and cost. ton and Valey xypeee, (connects for Ha. Ad conveyancing snd town and at Point of Kocks for Frederick.) t:0fSfaitmore, Hyatevile amd Laurel Tape ‘Puxes an) interest on 2.500 w polis Jun.ction, Jessap's LOBEL B. Jays stops at al stations, WILLIAM W. KESS, (stoys at Hyattsville | poy ‘BRO: ) Chicago, Cincinnat! and St. Louis Dleeping Cars io Cineinnad, Low.svilie cago. . PROPOSALS. OH WHAT A MISTAKE on Mrs. Dr. Aeamnffer with Bunions, when by calling op Are imo Ellicot sf in re mmes, Surgeon Cl you can em iemieene eee oe ROPOSALS FUR WOOD. peymuanntly Cited, eee et E CLERK'S OFFICE, EOF REPRESENTA- | of Washington, New gork and’ Domteg ore tee elite N. Y. Express. . TIVES U.8., at her office iff raid cities. Mrs. Semmes has Fe es seals be rocateed at this onice ent | ORR: Larne Ee ate Relay, He a will receil at thi: until le xt cures ¢1 yuri i xprens, TWEEYE OGL OCR NOON OS MONDAY SEAT | had at omce, 60, oor. E and 13th strests northwest, ne al TW" N1¥-8ECUND inst over fio fis sud Wi oeks, Frederick. Hacerstor cand Way Stations. (Un Sunday to Point of Rocks aud Way Sta: ly. W6-45—HALTIMOKE E S. Martinsburg and , ville ana Lat cords (mere or less) be-t Oak Wood; the Wo Jvered and stored in the vaults of the south wing of the Ca; stol on or before the 3st day of January inst. The Wood must measure 128 cubic feet to the cord, to be cut in three rieces snd to be corded and measured at . for the deli of fi (50) rist’s. Oiroed. Tes Week one, | OHee ness 9 acm. to 5 Pom., oF later by appoint. ment. n25-6m ‘M. 8. PARSONS, R. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, Gal Vapor Baths, Mi ‘Sweed- vanie and Electro Vay Seay: fs AY, via Keay. Biopaat Lyattevile ana Laurel) | th» Capito. iah Movements, ‘Magnetic Treatment,’&o, Hours from 05—Felut af locss and Way Stations, [The ght to relect any or all bidexe reserved. The | #.m.io7 p.m. 1921 F street northwest. ob-4iu" rae ph eae toh AL” ¥ E35. reamed Z ic] is 90 -FITISEL Ie, LAND and PETROIT SUis-eoSt Clerk of the House of Loprasematives. FINANCIAL. So hike = burs. a ————= = - = sss $9:0F HIE ADELE YO. Kani BOSTON F - -o SEOTECT YOUR FAMILIES em Gatinntis net r the MUTUA.. RESERVE FUND LIFE The success of this institution ie “T ‘alone ion Sour fof Hneurences, ntin Post, Solicitors wanted. I. ¥. KNIGHT. Manager. 10 SPECULATORS. — L. HILL & CO.. 165 roadway, New York, tran a Stock Brokerage Hrusinees, Lavine best fuellition, Write them, wlowiee 19:55—C lee Daily. sunday oniy. Uther tra usdaily, exc» Alitrains from Washington stop at Kel utther information api at the ket Ofhices, Washin: anday Station. timore and RS. B OTH*RS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE and send you to somestds show drug- to divide profits with the doctor. 4 hoge disappointed of a cure of Gonorrhes, Syphilis or RAY, 906 | M2 precerip st who will sgree Gon P2lvaTE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES YAXNIA ROUTR Bretreet wostuwort, who vill farsigh en menting aT NEST AND SOUTHWES e hinty-five vouret ard cuarantee 4 cure or nopay. T experience. Ja3- Dk hOr GAS CONEIDENTIALLY CONSULT Dr. BROTHERS, 906 B strest southwest. Particular Sttention pid to all Dixease- Peculiar to Le-ties, married 5 or sine. All rregularities aud Ovarian ‘Troul Oa.m., daily; Fast | treated. Thirty-five veers’ experience. eepitig Cars from = BETWEEN iT. K. SPLENDID SCENERY. _y MAGNIFICENT EQUIP IN rF BK 382. Tmarss frave Wasrretox From STATIOS, CORNER OF (7H asp b= TRERTS. as FOLLON “igine abd the We of Ps WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. st, Cl Dats ai Western Ex press 7:30 RH. L. BOVER, MEDICAL ELECTR — s Cars t: Pit sbury ant freats sticcewfully Female Tes, 9:30 p.m. daily for IMAC RAILROAD. enter, Buft.lo. Niagara, day, with Pa.ace Cars ius. a, aud Elmira, 919.394 iz itd: Laer ta 6, 53D mt }0-20 p.m. On Sunday, 4:6, 9: Limite Ex} ress of Butiman Par- daily, eacent Sunday. ‘tral Tanks d urkish, T:uzsi given. "417 G ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La- dies. Alife complaints quickly cured. Can bs consulted daity at 1245 7th strcetnorthwest. Ollicchours from I to¥ o’é.ock p.m... vith iadies omly._mil-10m" jeural. ia, ‘bulphuy anal rae opposite Rigus House. “ld ne H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Sold on Commission, No. 539 15H STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 64 Broapwar. New Yorn. ferriace ac z For Pbiade;ma. ¥:00 a.m., 10: 0 9:00, and 10:20 p.m. On dum p.m. Limited £xpresa, 9: Every class of Securities bourht and sold on commis- tA, 10:70, a.m. and 1:30, 2 sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New oe ot Scie Tee ee York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the mint Sones New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent ue, 6:40am, and 4:40 p.ro. daily, commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to Kichmond, Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reperted back promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock Exchane. nl A VEGETABLE PRODUCT, Only used in Ayrn’s Aaue Cons, has proven itrelf a never-failing and rapid cure for every form of Malarial Disorder, Fever and Ague, or Chilis and Fever. No in- Jury follows its use, and its effects are permanent. It except AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL. LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON M ANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of earty imprnaence, canning Nervous bility. Premature Decay. ee having tried in 07 ¥, a A XK. homes. em t+ and mformation ef oth street and Penneylyn: oD, where arlers cats be ieft com. J. i. WOOD, Genezat Passenger Agent CHAS. £. $30,0 Mapacer. 00 FOR #2. PIFTY- LECOND PULAR MONTHLY bRAWING Coemosy aH Dis RIBUTIO: eity of Lo: avi le, on SDAY, JANUARY 31. las courts have pi the coutroversy of wany beloucs the honor rurated only plan by 8 are proven houest and fair bey: e has now on hand = pital company has now 1 lorpe capital Lead cavetully the: FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. Bosrox Cccustes, Beaton Lettuce, Philadelphia Capons, ‘Freeh Scallops, Oysters, etc., at : PALACE MATKET, FRANE J. TIBBETS. Sours. 308 Hecer i” Cutzsnatep GREEN TURTLE. TERRAPIN. MULLAGATAWNEY. OKRA or GUMBO, MOCK TURTLE, | JULIENNE. Ox Tarn. PRA.. TOMATO. CHICKEN. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. DEY CATAWBA, $1.25 PER@AL; Ja5 LBS. CHOICE LARD 12 Ibe. Bugar (nearly white) ‘I gall. Best Catawba Wine. 5 Ibs. Soft Shell Almonds... $1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 fauecoe ; GEO. A. O'HARE, 429 1213 7th street northwest, bet. M aud N. Goons’ For Au Tons. Hannisville Virginia Mountain Whisky, of 1869 and 1672, ino: peckages. iginal Commendador and Palmeiro Ports in glass, our own importation, and a complete stock of a Cbsm- 1 ur ‘Wines, Irish and’ Scotch Prepon, Cisrets, = B.W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. NOTICE ‘TO HOUSEKEEPERS! os EEB RRR EEE o EK RR E 3 ° Ga pee EE coo KEE R EEE THT EER FRE, EE RRR bd t Emi & sos Sg Ej ated as pote eet LLL LLLe & ‘WILL aALWAYa MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Corner ist street and Indiana aven1s Jet WM. M. GALT & CO. VAN R, REIL, = -Orase BER, IN, &o. COR: ? tall ae bab conterihss ie sae Is e far} si a 12206 and 908 "Northern Liberty’ Market, or Rates 71, City Post Oftice. ‘keting delivered iresof charge to ellpartsof fae mar ein ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 709. x. 709. 70. 7m. 709. MARKET SPACE. MARKET SPACE. CHINA, GLASSWARE AND DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, Of our own importation at bottom prices. TABLE CUTLERY and a general line of HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS of the best class. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE. For New Years, Je3 DINNER SETS, FINE PLATED WARE, DESSERT PLATES, URNS.’ AFTER DINNER COFFEES, KETTLES, OYSTER PLATES, __ BASKETS, GLASS WARE, ALLKINDS, FORKS, 8POONS, &o. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 23, Xo. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Taste AND POCKET , gop ane Remy 3 | 0 El YY Sou 0 FE EP BRE, GoG'us 7 Tukeek & ¥ 7 UPHOLSTERERS’ MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, €34 Penna. avenue, near 7th strast. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. 45 TUESDAY. January 16, 1883. 2d Edition. Lalst Teagrams to The Star Senator Harris Re-elected. NASHVILLE, TzxN., Jan. 1&6—Hon. Isham G. United States Senator on the ‘The vote stood seventeen in the Sen- and fifty-eight in the house. eb athenr actors men in the employ of the corps, and full of charges against the bureau and its management. anonymous ‘This abuses aus Senatorship. LEIGH, N. C., Jan. 16—At noon legislature balloted for U. 8. Senator: M. W. som, 83; Wm. J n, 12; two senators paired; three were absent. The vote in the house stood: 75; Johnson, $5; two members had paired and two representatives were excused from voting. In the house four republicans voted for Ransom. ‘The total vote for Wansom ‘Was 108, for Johnson Higher Tem; re New York, Jan. 6. storm ts developing on the Texas coast. The thermometer has risen twenty degrees in the northwest, decidedly moai- fying the severity of the recently reported bliz- zards. This warmer current is moving eastward. ‘The temperature is below the monthly a’ in all states east of the Mississippi river. ened ee Ag A Fugitive Cancer Doctor. Cursrer, Pa.. Jan. 16—S. Gast, a traveling “cancer doctor,” treated two citizens here within the past two days, and last night one of them (a lady) died from the effects of his treatment. The other (a minister) 1s now in a critical condition. Charges were preferred against Gast, but he left town this morning in time to escape arrest. <= have any such infinence. Til: 8 cireu- Tar was the production of a discharged employe of the corps, who ha< been it in false and mischievous representations about us. He wrote What were known as the “Capital letters” in the Sunday Capital betore I came here, villitying Gen. Myer, and when Icame he commenced on me. I then put him in the guard house at Fort Myer and referred charges ‘inst him. Upon his positive to do with the writ- id. restored Foreign News. him an EARTHQUAKE AT CARLSBAD. VieNwA, Jan 16.—The Presse states that a shock of earthquake has been felt at Carlsbad, and two houses fell SECRET SOCIETIES IN DUBLIN. Lonpox, Jan. 16.—The Dublin correspondent of the Standard says: There are two distinct secret Societies here; one belongs to the old “Head Cen- ter” Stephens fenian party, which advocates open warfare, and the other ix known as the Senate, or council,—a body which advocates murder. 4 PLOT TO DESTROY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRE~ LAND. Genying the authorship of the Capital lettes then discharged him, and he was employed in the Fenslon bureau, he Claiming that his only object in seeking employment here was to remain in Washington this winter apd bring about an inves- Ugation of the Signal Corps. He at one time de- nied over his own signature having written the letters I have referred to, and subsequently in an article of his own in the Sunday Gazette he adimit- ted ft and pleaded justification. He now, on the same grade of morals, charges the men of the Sij nal Corps with having signed a petition to, Con- is | gress which did not express thelr wishes. There who were posted in a certain part of thecity for | are adozon other statements in his circular as the purpose of assassinating a high official, but | false as those I have specifically mentioned.” that the attempt was postponed for a better op ee portunity, which, however, never arose. It 1s| THe GaRFie.D M&MORIAL HosPrraL.—At a meet- Stated that it will be shown that there was a plot | ing of the board of directors of the Garfield Me- to destroy the Lord Lieutenant and his escort by | mire Hospital, at the Wirt house, last evening, bombs thrown from unoccupied houses. Mr. Justice Miller presiding, the annual report, PRINCE NAPOLEON ARRESTED. which gave a. history of the 0 janization and the Panis, Jan. 16—Prince Nayoleon was arrested | Progress of the work, was rea > ce of Dr. J. M. Toner was received and the reports of this afternoon and conducted to the Conclergerie. the oomntt On site, by-laws, seal, and hospital The Murder of Phebe Bru: construction were read and adopted.’ A committee ARREST OF KDWARD M’GURK ON SUSPICION. of three, consistin; ¢ ae St rep a Mrs. = Senator Blair, an r. F. A. Ashford, were ap- Burpceronr, Conn., Jan. 16.—Detective Weeks | pointed to prepare for publication @ statement of last night arrested Edward McGurk, allas“Irish,” | Pro nistory acdenaiee eae hospital. On suspicion of the murder of Phoebe Brush ———_— — Stratford. McGurk was taken into custody on SNOW-DAY” IN THE PoLice Court.—To-day was intormation received by means of an anonymous “snow-day” in the Police Court, and there were letter sent to Chiet of Police Marsh. nearly a hundred cases of persons reported for ——_——__— Wall Street To-day. failure to remove snow from telr sidewalks, which took up the time of the court for several A GRADUAL UPWARD MOVEMENT. hours. ‘The usual fine in these cases is $2, and the NeW York. Jan. 16.—The Post’s financial article | majority forfelted this small sum sooner than Says: The stock market developed ‘ore strength | appear and be tried. Mr. Randolph Coyle xp. yesterday. ‘There was a grad- | pered for Matilda Stanton, and raised the potut ement of prices during the fore- | that the snow laws were unconstitutional, accord- ing to a decision of the supreme court of ‘Ilinols, Walch decided that the auty of keeping the side- walks clear of obstructions and snow, devolved upon the municipal authorities, Judge Snell held otherwise, and imposed a fine of $2 An appeal Was noted. —— Surr Acatnst 4 Coxsv. Generat.. Wal- Jace Hill has entered sult against Thomas B. Van Buren for $200, for wrongiully, on or about Sep- tember 26th last, at Yokohama, depriving him of and converting to his own use one walnut hat and umbrella stand, one pler glass and two tapestry ey Defendant is the consul general of the United States at Kanagawa, Japan. An effort will be made to prove that some of the Prisoners recently taken into custody had been in ‘he company, on a certain day, of those noon without even any fractional reactions, and, though the advance was not large, and the voi- une of business continues comparatively small, there was apparently a more confident feeling. AS the month progresses and the interest and aivi- dend disbursements come more freely into the market, there appears to be an increasing desire to tind investment for the money, though compar- atlvely little has gone into stocks yet. The voiume Of business up to 12:20 o'clock, however, shows a dally inerease, the total for that time to-day being over 160.000 shares. against 130,000 yesterday, $5,000 Saturday, and 85.000 on Friday. Present ap- Pearauces, therefore, seem to indicate that last riday was a turning potnt, both in the volume of business and in the range of prices. eat Sm, SE Welegraphic Briets. Armistead’s flax warehouses in Dundee, Scot- land, have been burned. The damage 1s estimated at 10,000 pounds. At Plaineville, Conn., a fire this morning. de- stroyed the principal business portion of Main street. ‘The toss is estimated at about $20,000. C, Conrad & Co., of St. Louis, manufacturers of Budweiser beer,’ have failed with liabilities amounting to slightly over $500,000. It is believed that the assets will foot up nearly half a million, ee sees laden Vistrors CoMING TO WasHINGTON.—The dele- gates to the Expressmen’s Aid Society will hold thelr annual meeting in Baitimore to-morrow, and on Thursday they will be banquetted Ly Mr. &. M. Shoemaker. of Adams Express Company. On Fri- day they will come over to this city ani wil visit the President,and with the local expressmen here, bad public pe i he teams n engaged for the purpose—and will partake 4 batiquet at the Riggs House. —__. OFFICKRS OF THE WASHINGTON MARKET Com- Pany.—The stockholders of the Washington Mar- ket com have elected the following officers for theensulng year: Matthew G. Emery, preai- 15,—Virginia 6s, deferred, 10; sonsotlda 3 do. 4a series, $3; new ten-forties, pid to-day. ALTIMORE, Jun. 16.—Ootton ateady—midAling, 10. Flour steady and without change. Wheat, southern ‘eady ;western inactive and bigher—southern red, 1.088 213; do.. - 10al.16; No.1 rland, 1. 15a1. 153g; No. 2 western winter 1 Hal 1G 3 dent; S. W. Corriden, secretary +P. 8 Staith, superintendent and clerk. gapeions Condensed Locals, ‘The Southern Railway and Steamship og gow Opened their annual meeting in the parlor of the letropolitan botel this forenoon, but not having a a amr of delegates adjourned until 4 o'clock is evening. The river channel 1s frozen over for quite a long distance down the stream, and steamers and tug boats have quite a time of it passing up and down. ‘There are no sailing vessels arriving at all. Last Sunday night burglars entered the resi- dence of O. W. Lougan, No. 222 11th street north- east, and after helping themselves to a midnight meal to satisfy their hunger, and then enjoying a smoke, gathered up all the silverware within their reach, valued at $50, after which they departed. The police have ben notified. Mr. Harry L. West, stenographic clerk at police headquarters, has resigned his place to accept the . Onta a49; western white, 49250: do. mixed, 46248; yi] vania, 46249. Rye higher, 72074. Hay unchenged and gulet. Provisions unchanged. Butter dull—western packed, 20225; roll, 2025. Eggs firm—fresh, 2 Hed, ’ 1bai8. " Petro io 3 oats, \ta—whea! wheat OLD WEATHER 18 COMING. | PREPARE f ‘ first-class HEATY STOVE, LATROBE OH FURNACE, One sect Dine complete, ee yon wa favor frletiels call wo ) bove woods in this dity. : Aci, Bust GOpR aig Me ete dash ere met Pe Torta’ Se cots etd St erate Siw and Hepairing promptly attended to. W. 8, JENKS & CO., 022 717 7th strect nortnwest. (HINA, GLASSWAR! Cc * Gieny PLATED Rh orem NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. ‘ene GEO. WATTS, HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, 026 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenus. SEWING MACHINES, &e. E AIM ‘That we represent and offer for male the best and eas:est running Sewine Machines i the worlds THE NEW HARTFORD, ‘The latest production of the Weed Sewing Machine Co., was awarded a Svecial Premium at ine Garfield Bi tial Fair, and pronounced by experts to be the lightest Fupning and best made the market. anim Eitredie and New No, 4 Victor—lisht, durable managed. noid’ on ‘easy monlaly pave nents, and special discount fer aah ae OPPENHEIMER’S, Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion Room: "Gs rn SINCE T RORTOWERT, St Cioud Buildiug. VERY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE ‘best machine. I that Ido, because I ail kinds, “Comeand seo which’ sou bass ewig and repairing a apoctalty. ja5 Tae Qorex Or Aru ‘The superiority of the New, Self. VEEN SEWING MACHINE. and acknowledged hishest and ‘the demand for them is ir ite Dbecon:ing: MoKENNEY, 427 9th street. any ence» and pps co Now, Latest Luvroved Machines of ail wince forsale and Kent Special attention to Mopairing: a3 “_GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S.* ELLERY, ; SUCCESSOR 4g DUBREUIL BROSHERS, MAMURACTORERS OF SHIRTS 1112 F Starer Noarmwssr, Wasurxerou, D.0. ” — Capitol Notes. AMENDMENTS TO THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL. The more important changes proposed by the Senate committee on appropriations to-day, as amendments to the post office appropriation bill, are the following: To fix July 1st, 1883, as the date Wen the reduction of the rate of letter postage fitin three cents to two cents shall go into =a instead of the 1st of January, as pro} the House of Representatives. To woolly strike out the House provision in to the compen- Sation of subsidized ratlroads for Bone teed mails. To insert an appropriation of ** $185,000 for necessary and special facilities on trunk lines,” (this 1s Intended to continue the existing “fast Mall service,”) and to increase the item for steam- boat mati service from $600,000 to Senator Plumb, in reporting the bill, gave notice that he will call it up for consideration by the Sen- ate to-morrow. ‘THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BILL ‘The bill reported by Gov. Rice, chairman of the House committee on the Ubrary, in the House to- day for a new brary building, designated the Secretary of the Interior, the librarian of Con- greas, and the architect of the Capitol a commis- sion to select a site, which isto be some resrrva- Uon owned by the United States. The sum of $500,000 is ‘appropriated for the commencement of the work,which is to be immedietely available, and limits the entire cost to $1,500,000, The bili ap- roves Of the Sinithmyer plan of builting, but pro- Vides that it shall be a9 constructed iiae' Ip oab ics enlarged, if needs be, in the future. ‘THE TARIFF BILI. ‘The tariff bill was reported to the House from the committee on ways and means and referred to the committee of the whole. position of city editor of the Post. Yesterday a party of five gy; women, one man and nine chil stripped “on old broken down horses, with thelr bui through the city over the Long bridge, — ter in the day four men with two big black followed. They are on their way south. pee Firry THOUSAND DoLLans in SPECIE STOLEN.— Rear Admiral Hughes, commanding the Pacific station, reports to the Navy department under date of Panama, U. 8. C., January Sth, the loss of $20,000, which ‘had ‘been Shipped per Wi 0.8 express. He encloses a rej Paymaster Rufus Parks, which is December 19, 1882, Pay Inspector T. T. Caswell, U. 8. ‘shipped irom New York per iy ae a 100,000 in Co. ress, TWO kegs said to contain U-Sgoid cn, marked Pay Ins; Ruius P: U. 8, 8. Pensacola, Pi ing of ‘the 29th Dec.,’82,and was place in the vault of the Fallroad company for safe keepinz, but when the ‘vault was opened on January 1, 1883, for the pur- e of delivering the above amount on board the nsacola, it was found that one keg had been stolen and no traces of the specie or of the thieves have so far bee! kK bie for the use of the ships on this station. see fy Wi mat i oe cent andthe same rile at Caliso on Decem! 18tb, 1882” Admiral Hughes approves Pay In- Parks’ suggestion. It was learned at vy department that the government will not suffer by this loss, as the money was fully insured by the expreas company. THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Fine nora ote Sao opemiae Bnachoaine orioes cithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th streat. 0, G| Nome. 84%) 853¢'Nor. & Wes. SOS SS Novus.” | $9 83%) 2436iN AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day were Senators Voorhees,Frye and Hale,and Repre- sentatives Pierce, Van Aernam, Money, Waite, Val- entine, Reed, Ne Aldrich, McCook, Cariisie, Van Horn ana Sivan? i CHawors rx tr: Exomezr Conps.—Lieut. Col. to ys ‘ork, and report to Lieut. CoL H. L. for duty in the engineer battalion. SerGeanr Epw, A. Beats, signal corps, now in this city, has been ordered to proceed to New York elty and report for tempo: duty to Soin D. Meri, mm charge of the station there. STOPPAGE OF PaY OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES FOR ABSENCE.—The entorcing of the regulations re- x PO eg Res thi {Judge Hinton, woos seat was contested bj a Judge Borks, teeni:tied to his seat as a member of One HUNDRED Vicrims OF THE MILWAUKER Firg.—It is now almost sure that over 100 persons lost their lives by the burnt; jewhall hotel in Milwaukee. John Gii rey better. He tmagi kept trom him as long as possible. wren Sick senna Porsonsp His Wire axp Raw Orr WITH THE Servant Gret.—Henry Carbaugh bas been ar- rested near Trout Run, Pa., charged with several attempts { polvon his first wife, and on the night Of July 18, 1879, he ts sald to have given her what he supposed to have been a fatal dose, after which he ran away with hie hired girl and iarried her the following day. They have since been living near Trout Run, Lycoming county, = — THE DAUGHTER OF THE QUEEN Ix RICHMOND.— The Marquis of Loroe and Princess Loulse and suite arrived in Richmond last night from Louise ville, and were taken to the Ballard hotel. The Suite Of rooms occupied by the party are the same as those used by the Prince of Wales whrn he visited Richmond in 1860. Her majesty’s ship Dido arrived of Charleston bar yesterday morni Dispatches for the captain, which had been awa ing him at Charleston from Richmond, Va., inform ‘him that the Princess Louige will leave there for ‘hirleston to-day. The Dido is a small Of 1,760 tons burden. The after cabin has Mited up into five rooms for the Princess party. artments are neatly, but by means elegantiy, fitted up. She will take party to Bermuda to winter. ———.e0—___ ‘The bad condition of the water of the Schuylkill Tiver Is attributed to the gas works at Mana: Norristown and Reading, to the paper inilis at Various points, and to the sewage that flows into the river from ali the towns on tts banks, DIED. BROWN. In this city, J 14, 1883, at 4: father, SEAT 1 JOE me $m. OE geetrtiog, forty-third yeur of his. Decensed f in Cevelend. Ohio, but foveatiy remeusd be ichizam. At the time of his desth he was employed in the city oat ft nains were last evening Vv, Jant léth, 1 EUDENTHAL, aged. are tfully invited to M2 ofclock pene tam ee ade d jana iNew \ork and Firookisn papers please cony Faia KOCH. On the mornine of Ji 16, 1885, AUG. PST KOCH.’ of pucumonin, in the fty-anth yest of ; of pneumonia, in the age. Funeral will take piece from his late residen ay Se RY at twov'clock p.in- we Tully invited to attend. enaner™ MUELLER. KATARIAN MUELLIR, beloved wife of William Mueller, died January 16, 1883, at 2 o'clock om. ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. : O'NEIL, On Menday, J: 15, 18k9, at 6! ANASTACIA CECLIA.’ ‘only euita’ oe Mary A. = r. James O'Neil Funeral will take place from her parents’ residence, Xo. 216 Third street northeast, on Wednes/ay, Janusey 17, at 2 o'clock p.m. Friends of the family’ are ine Vited. UNDERTAKERS. G NEEAL UNDER AKERS' AND FUNERAL SUPPLIES. J pSESEAL PORNISHING UNDERTAKER, and everything ficet-class. Lclepnone Gee UNDERTAKER, Telephone Connections STMEE Ko. 316 Pennsylvania. ovene nertawest between Patt 9, CURE. NO PAY, WHITER OED. BALSAM is warranted to mg id your ni money ‘old by all druggiae! Price 250 20° 20° O'MEARA'S LIQUID PIS ts LU Werranted the strongest, toughest and most elestie Gi Earth! Endorved by that great scientest, Prof. Faird, of the Us Foab Comm ‘Glues every ion, thing ‘solid as a hock! Wood, Faper, Leathe: Gita ‘Sc. Aiways ready fer ister ase) daily by the : Departments, Col ruth ana th roche Tie x Sold by all Draggisit, “ih trade and putiic suppned by ex eu OMPARA &CO., 1347 Pennsylvanis avenue, Ws juarters for that wonderful $1 ‘A! That $1 CORN KNIFE, Sporting Goods (1 sent HE SUPREME COU!\T OF THE DISTRICT goLeusta. as Ix GrNERaL Tenm. Jou. F. Knewer vs. James FE Meourretal. Equity 10, On motion of counsel for who has cocoa. BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING WEAVER, KENGLA & 00/3 LAUNDRY 80AP J* FCONOMICAL, BECAUBE IT I8 PURE: FREE FEOM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS