Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. NDRED AND HTH AND NINTH RTHEAS ‘es, squares numi- D.€ pr cty of Wachin«ton. e sroun plat or plan of ay be necessary time of sale the Mize tnd int des gnated on the may Le readzed on id squares contain- “ ane se froin 64 to 90 ieet, = D7 x } | r urt: Cash at the time A PP To Your INCO) | 0 will be required on each lot oe | nveyancing atcost of purchaser. Caprice aRD To XOU } HESKY E. DAV eb teed " | i fern the enn ! ON BROS. 33,5,8, 10, 12,15 ‘ 2 ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED UNTIL the PH DAY OF JASUSRY, AL pine KY F. DAVIS, Trustee, 460 Louisiana evenue. E ABOVE SALE 7 FURTHER POS ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER, UN- PSOAY. the 24TH DAY OF JANUARY, rame heur and piece, BENRY F. DAVIS, Trustee, 460 Lonissana avenie, __ THIS EVENING. _ WL TER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucta BETWEEN HIGH ART. WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. IMPORTANT COLLECTION or FINE OIL PAINTINGS FRoM THE GALLERY, PHILADELPHIA, ‘Yo be soid at public sale, without reserve, On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JAN- UARY %, 25, 26, at EIGHT P.M., AT STORE No. 913 F STREET NORTHWEST, Near Sth Street, adjoining Masonic Temple. Da¥ AND EVENING, f SALE. HK. BH. DODGE. Bonds, Steet sand Tnvestinent Sold on Cox Wo. £39 152 ST + (CORCOR Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Pxoapway. New York, Every clos of Seerritios be Sion ir San Fr: >, Hertin York, bes:oy sud Washingto: New York Stock E: MU. B. SCOTT, JK., will conduct the sale. . London. Biesel, E., " You.don. ‘Nicholson. G. W., Philadel- russel: Pi New York. Ortega, S., Paris rhouze, J. M., Amster-Polleutine. Reynold are executed on the in those d reperted back fons of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation rewarding the Markets reecived thre Wires INSTANTLY direct irom the New York Stock Exch: nl dam. Doll, A.. Munich. Fenwick Boe, U. -Koos -nibos Resi K., London. Hi., New York. Berlin. Dordnecht. Sullman, K.S., Philadelp'a, ‘a. Schuitz, W., Munich. ee, J. Seghers, C., inm. y, H., Harem. = Philadelphia. Simon, H., Philadeipht bilaaelphra: Simon 14. iphia. MT. H. Van Scverdénck, F,, Brus Me. r sels. — Kuwarseg, Fis. C., Paria, Wallace, J. W., New York. Lebrun, J. B. I. Whiting, H. W., Philadel- x Paris. ris, (excent Sunday) for Met. +» Philadelphia. Aud 50 others. m. ; returning reaches Weehing- — we os CARD. 1. 1. BLAKE, Captain, In presenting thie, my sixth annual collection of fine AM. _AMST Pabstings to the art-loving citizens of Wasbinwton, T cuered, Clyle-buitt, Duteh | Bave no hesitation in saying that it surpasres the pro- eanciine ig thie Lins AUSTELDASL ROeTHe | Housones, yas, Bowerer, 1 am am williny to leave ar $ | to your wood taste and Judzment. ee eonene mE DARE ES phegpectfulls, B. SCOTT, Jn, As Mr. Gale is retiring from business, the collection will Le sold with wut rexrve. jazd-ot * | YYALIER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, FOSTER’ GRPAT AUCTION SALE OF | FINE PNGLI“HAND AERN KS, BOO! ¥ OCLOCI ROOMS, d Pennaylva: K EVER IN WA History, Fi The steamers of ERDAY fron Bremen piers fer Rates of parxace: From New You Bo vl Bremen, first exb Tae, $0. prepa tof pasaze apply to O81 Green, New York: W.G. METZ: nay s Ww yee 3 WEEKLY LIN OF STREAMERS LEAVING SEW YORK rVERY THURSDAY auisiauta aventte, Opposite City Post Oftice. | REGULAR THURSDAY'S SALE OF FURNITERE, + AND GERMANY. C. B. RICHARD & €O., Generai Passenger Agua**, 61 Bromiway, New co.%. ‘MITH, us? Vanis avenue Fine Perlor Suite, extra heavy frames, in Hair Cloth; one eostly Ebonized Parlor Suite, covered in Blue Send for” Peace acetic. apt Silk and Worsted, in use but a short time; Walnut Cosa Linz. Chamber Sete: Walnut Frame Pier Mirrors; Wal. Mall Racks: Walnut and other Bedsteads; Feather ‘Beds and Pillows; Mattressen; Large Brussels Mis- oo fit Carpet; two-ply Carpets, &e., together with a OR. quantity of Second-hand Furniture, Glass and other Goods, Stoves, &e. Also, 300 Bodine’s Cruci- Parthi Wed., Feb. 21. Borbnas Wed., Feb. bye Cooking Crocks. Cataloms. ed., March 7. a tim Wed Feb. 14. | P ia... We Marel 14, ARO EVEMY WEDNESDAY HOM ABW LURK. At Auction at our salesrooms, THURSDAY MORN- OF PassaGe: = $60, $20 and $100 for passenace secommodatt ING, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, commencing at La very low rates. Steeruze tickets from Liv. pool aid Queezstown and all other parts of jest Tatew ‘Throw: - | TEN O'CLOCK. No postponement. Europes: bills ef Jaden given for Pelfast, Glasgow, the Contine CHAS. WEEKS, Seleaman, Barge Arwen cee fons =a cai For Vy ee vat the Company's offica, fis bickLow a6 me ee. tae Sisco Auctioneers, ee anes Cor. 9th and D streets northwest. ALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY Goops, iS, CONSISTING IN PART OF SILKS, GOODS, ALPACAS, CHEVIOTS, CKASH. Hick, LACE, CURTAINS,” LINEN, CAMBRIC, TICKING: TABLE DAMA: POOL COT’ S, HATS, CAP~" UMBRELLAS. TABLE ‘OIL CLOYH, TOWELS, BLANKLTS, COMFORTS, &c., On THURSDAY FIFT! O'CLOCK, we F salesrooms, in lots to suit all buyers ove goods, to which the attention o! XP ¢ Hagerstown and Way, vis a} MOLE EXPRESS. = peer — lo] of Keeks and W ay Stations. a) ANHOOD BI LORE B SING A BOTTL! 8:0 LLADELTIUN, NEW YORK AND BOSTON ortwoof Dr. BKOTHERS! Invicorating Corlial or jer vous -De- It imparts vigor to the whole thwest Jalt-im* Wil cure any case of Seminal Weaknesa, No lity and, impotency. 5 ._ 906 B street southwest. 206 Be: Hyattsville and =e = Stope t Beltsville. R. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND ard Dorr ot only Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be Complaints and St. Louis | Prompt treatment. ‘Carrespondence and consultations Lowsvilie | strict bor m rae 8 for 1 01 Mae tnimore, Enicott City, Annapolla, Way. ped ats 31-35 Sunday only for Datyuore and We. RS, BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE 20—BSLTIMORE EXP! prescriptions and gend you to some: show drug- $255 BALTIMORE EXPRESS. t who will to divide profite with the 43:00—Boitiwore, Phils lelpiia snd N. Y. Exprean. howe disappuinted of @ cure Syphilis o 2h Haseena aad aes aeee™ Fee | Glo shoal! comma Dee BROTHERS an GA ot and Way, Relay. you re. HYattaville & Laurel Express, (Fred- a no pay, 5 yatisvillc § Laurel txvress. (fred: | and quaranice a cure OF LOpay. Thisy-fve ramet rm ud Way Stations. yattrctced htt. win, sud Way Stations. (Un Sunday to Point complaint Canbe Rocks and Way Stations a consulted street northwest. hours ss BaLTiMoie EXPiES (Martinaburg snd | from 1 tod cok peas with etieoenge TNS $:05—Point isand Way b z Bs pA te Suge EAD! BEADIT sO. ESS. MOTT’S FREXCH POWDERS Cyne g srs care for ll Ucnary Dimes. Napteacy Cie, A. NEW YOLK BLTENTWISLE'R corner Lah trot ood Pore rt as avenue northwest. Price $3 per box, sent by maul under nnati, St. Louis and ee eee = WAY STATIONS. 5unday only. Other trains daily, exoe! Alltrains from Washington stop at Relay 5! Foriurther information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washi Station, Penusy! th wtreet,, Qivanis ayenie, comer 1 here: ‘will be taken for bagwage to be ‘dud received at aby point in the eity. K- LORD, Gen. Farsenger Agent, Balto, Th Misotes of Teaites Balto ome NNSYLVANIA ROUTE. NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. SPLENDID MA Bei Sx 1882. Tnares Lave Wasntsetox Prom Statiox, Comezn or ra asp BStueets, 48 FoLLows:— For Fittscury and te West, Chicazo Limited Exprose gf diniscy Sleeving Cars at 9: daly; Fast e. 9:30a.m, daily, wit Ancisnid “Mail Expres, 9:90 pu. dally Pitisbutc and the West, = 70 BID a AL Li MOU AND FUTOMAC RAILROAD. DEE. ‘TRIPE'S BLOOD PURIFIER in a certain SAT Sor Syphilis, Berofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- seaxes Poison. Ci philis guaranteed in either stage. Send two staiype for § ndaigwa, tas Rochester, Buftalo, Niaga 950 y 3 Saturda; Palace Cars Wealtiugt it Ww unsport, I. except Saturday, with Canasdatena. or stamps for pam- 9.325. | Dhlet. Revere House = bs ae Bieli-ealy Dr. JOHN TRIPP. 90 am. 1 Se 110-20 b. ‘Sunday. 4:36, 9:5) RODERTSON, THE MOSK RELIABLE AND rit pet. Limited Express of Balmast Pare | MD tougest atebioa ‘in thin city, with 18 este, 95d em. daly, except SuDaay. Ferbrookiyn, N.¥., all throvieh traiue connect at Jor. ey City with Brooklyn Annex, affording Sireet ingefer to Fulton stteot, avoiding doubis ‘(ars experience, will tee acure in all ie "Usiuary ‘Nervous, Weaknces ste eultation le quis, eed genddenta cas ferrinee aroma New York City. tthis office, 4g C strest northwest. “Ags a tea ptm | ER se Pm. Linied Eeprese Sane daly | Eas , 10:30 a.m. and 1:30,6 , and 16:20 p.m. ( aim, 430, 6:20, TRO 9:0 nday. “sh 40a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, at 40am amd 4:40 p.m. daily, except ALEXANDRIA AND FRED? SBURG RAIL. Bay AND ‘AUERANDHLA AR WASHIX GTON Alexsnar, 6: 1 00 225 hale vc a4 me a banaay At as mm LLErezes, JOURNALS, of Con- ited P. m., iad Books, &e., &., j. except: ’. Sy ne Sa 2 320 soap cay | over By ;EK'S AUCTION BAZAAR, . z 470'C street northweat. DAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, at SA Mi lll be soll Horses, Carriagya, Har. Blankets. Also, a good second-band Conie and ses us. Everything offered as represented dads WM. F. GEYER. ROBERT VOSE & 0O., Auctioneers. te G THU On ELEV! r ING PREMISES No. 416 9 NTH STREET NOWTH Under end by viftee of the powers in me ver by the last will and testamert af Wilhelmina Kich: ler, deoeased, I shall, on TUESDAY, JANUAL NINTH, 1683, at FOUR O'CLOUK P.M., 1 front of the premises, offer for sale at public auction, part lot al, vedi same at from the southcast corner of seventeen, in square inning for the the distance cf 177 fe seid square, on the line of 7th street west, und running thence west 1%) feet, thence south 26 fe-t, thence east 160 feet to the line Of 7th street, and thence with the line of said street north 26 fect to the point of begin- ning, improved by a lange ry brick store. Jerms of wale: (ne-thitd cash and the balance in one ‘and two yeara, interest at 6 per cent fecu! “icrouit of £500 trust upon the premises. A ‘Will be required at the time of sale. All conveyan and recording at purchaser's cont. If terins of sale are not compifed within 7 days the Executor reserves the Hizht to reselt at risk end cost of defaulting purchaser, after 5 days’ public notice of such resale in ome news ublished in Washi EGR eae = ea ALIS WALTER, agiGgntor Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceasca. ce THF ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1883, at sume hour and p’ace. sae CHAR! WAL! Vilhelmina Kichler, deceased. ¢! Executor of Estate of W Jon8-co&ds E¥- THE AVOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, te TWENTY-THIRD day of January, ALD. 1883, ‘same hour and place, ARLES WALTER Fxecutor of Estate of Wilhelmina Kichler, deceased. Janl5-eo&ds s?— THE ABOVE SALE Foned until SATURDAY, the . 1883, same hour and place. AY OF JANUARY, A.D, CHARLES WALTER, Jan23-d__ Executor of Wilhelmina Kichler, deceased. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. 18 FURTHER PosT- TWENTY-SEVENTH CATALOGUE oF HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS, ‘The Collection of 8. JOHNSON, 738 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Containing CHOICE EXAMPLES Of the FIRST MASTERS OF EUROPE, Collected during the past summer in his personal visit to Paris, Dussetdorf, Munich, Rerlin, Dresden, Carlsrhue, Italy, and all the EUROPEAN ART CENTERS, ON FREE EXHIBITION, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FINST, From NINE A.M. until NINE P.M., at THOMAS DOWLING'S AKT GALLERY, Corner of Pepnsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street, ‘Washington, D.C., AND TO BE £0LD BY AUCTION On THURSDAY, BPTDay AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, At ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK. THOMAS DOWLING, $a22-8t AvcTIoNErR. Jy oonvomica AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & ©O. LAUNDRY SOAP Tx FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BRING FREE FROM ALL ADULiERA1IONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SUAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WKAR OUT AND RQ THE CLOTHES. IT IS SAi'E, BECAUSE IT 14 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR KET ARE MADE FROMGREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID. DEAD ANIMALS THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND H&ALTH, PUT UP IN BARS, ANDEV&hY BAR buaNDED WITH OUR NAME. 40k SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, els 8244 WATERSTREES, GEORGETOWN, D.C. 20°: OMEARA’S LIQUID 20° Pr ge eo rw if Ssss. HHH iH Begg HOE Hu Sess8 HOH ran 566 u est EEE Sco £ UU RF GGG LLLL UU ERE ‘Warranted the strongest, toughest and most elastic we on Earth! Endorsed by that great Scientest, Prat, Haird, of the U. 8. Fish tock! commission. Glues every- Wood, Paper, Leather, Gia 1, Always ready for instant use! Used W by the U. 8. Smitheonian Institute, Government Departments, Oabinet-makers, Marble-cufters and hun- greds ot famities, "Bottle of O'Meara's Fish Glue, with Brush and Tin Cover. only 20c. By mail, 0c. extra. Sold by all Drugyisté, Grocers, Stationers, Hardware, ‘be trade ana a public eu ned by 1547 Penneyivanus EAE CO ton, D.C. Po ace it er Chiro) . Sporting Goods Catalogue sent posi ‘Mpold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Penua. ave. 05 Te PUBLIC IS Lop eae CAREFULLY TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLARG: SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. TICKETS ONLY $5. SHaRcs mt PRorortion. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange- ments for ail the Month ant Semi-Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Company, and in per- don manage and. control the Brawinga themsctoes, and that the same are Fairness, and raved faith incara all partes, and we giuhorce the ‘ompainy 3 Welth fac-etmiles ef our signatures attached, tn i Commissioners. ‘Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the Leats- Spite of Set ano ohio, urponae, wilt of 2 to which & Teed $850,000 tas wince teen adden.) 1 is ‘an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was ‘& part of the t State itution ado; December 2d, A. D.. = —_ ry The only Lottery ever voted on and indorsed bythe peo- ple of any State tid alg,Gnen Sixoce Neuued Decwiias take place aygPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- ND GRAND DRAWING, Nu, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 153p MowTHLy Drawina. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at $5 each. in fifths, in pro- AT NEW 2 RueResEEsEs Hea Seseseecess LOG ROLLING, While Wrestling with a Falien Tree a Lumberman Receives Consequential Damages, While on a hunting excursion in the great coal and Wood region near Carbondale, Pa. the writer met William Coil, a lumberman. Accustomed tolife and labor in the forest from early manhood, he was a true Knightof the Axe. Many atree had fallen bofore nis ringing strokes, and fleets of rafta had borne away to market the sawed products. Coil is a character, and if Oscar Wilde is right in saying that all movements in unhindered labor are graceful, our friend Willism stripped for his work, and attacking 9 tree as Richard. I. assaulted the heavy doors of Front de Beouf's Castle, must have presented and admirable picture. One day, however,—but let him tell the story him- self, as ho told it to me: **I was out in the woods, you know, trying to start a log down a hill. Thinking I could get a better pur- chase on itfrom the lower side, I tackled it there with my log-rolling hook and threw my weight on the lever. She started she did, but as luck would have it, before Tcould get ont of the way, she rolled right over me. If ithadn’t ben fora lot of small limbs and-brush lying in the road, which lifted her up, she'd a crushed me fiat, As it was I got up without broken bone, but with some mighty bad bruises.” “Then you were all rizht,” eaid his audtior. “Not by a blamed sight, stranger. I took cold, rheumatism set in, and if I hadn’t heard of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS and used ‘em, it's my opinion I should never have made another chip fly. But the Capoine took hold quick, and I'm "bout as good as new. But tuere’s one thing you kin calkilate on:—I shaill never wrastle with another log unless I have the advantage of the ground. Fur, as I told you be- fore, if it hadn't been for them brushes T'a been smashed 80, you could ‘a sold me for a door mat.” The Capoine is thething for rheumatism. It doesn’t keep you waiting. The word CAPOINE is our in the center of the genuine, Price 25 cents, Seabury & Johnson. Chemiste. New York. t Great Sacririce = Crome, AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORN! R TENTH AND F STREEIS. Being determined to make a clean swesp of the entire stock of FINE CLOTHING, prices have been cut down Tegardiess of cost or value. OVERCOATS, At$6.00, woe SO 1.00, wor! 4 1.00, worth 15.00. 10.00, worth 18.00, 12,00, worth 20.00. 15:00, worth 25.00. 00. + Burton! tin $22, worth $45: Finest Beaver, $22, sae ae . $22, worth $45. SUILS FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 1 YEARS, $3.00, worth $5.00. 09, worth 15-00. 9.00, worth 17. 10.60, worth 18-00, OVERCOATS FOR BOYS FROM 4 70 11 YEARS. $3.50, worth #6; $4, worth $8; $5, worth $9; $6, worth ‘The ‘assortment of sizes in. Suite ADA O8<eeSiscs for Ea tt wile eplendbs bpers at hoe mhom we can St wi fat some prise, PHM. ‘yaryasns,’as they must be sold SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. ¥6, worth $10; $8, worth $12; $9, worth $15; $10, worth $18; $12, worth £20; Ail-wool Blaok Diagonal, $15, Worth $25; Double-breasted Gold M'xed, $18, worth ; Bl Cloth Dress Suit INE BLACK OLOTH FULL DRESS SUITS, Goan conte) at £25, we SSA MER COATS, at $1.75, and $2, worth double; MEN'S GOSSAMER CO.‘TS, at $2.60, $3, . 50, id $4, rth £1 double the price. robb Panis Oat Ea $2.00, SESE, BE, GS and $6, great bargains. stisfacti teed to all purchasers. Gun Blorro, No trowe to toe rondas THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. ‘35 Corrom Corton: HOW TO MAKE MONEY. LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN RATLROAD STOOKS, LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS. But the fluctuations in the value of these are 80 great, and oftentimes s0 fictitios, that in the end more money fs lost in handling them than in made. Still, say what we will, the “‘chief d sire of man” nowadays is to MAKE MONEY!!! As arent of one of the most responaible firms of COT- TON SROKERS in this country, to persons desiring to invest money where the PRIvcrrAat 1s eafe and can be withdrawn at any time, aud where it will net from. 1% TO 100 PER CENT. PROFIT Per annum, Ican offer the best opportunity they ever had to make a PERMANENT, PAYING INVESTMENT. To show what can be done, and what I am doing, one of my customers has invested, and received profita, as follows. Inverted. $2,100 60 300 00 ‘Total profits received. ch ‘That tho above statement { and ex- ceptional, I can prove to any person who will call at my office. All receive the same per cent. of profit on their investment, A. H. 8, DAVI: 3a3-1m 930 F st. n. w., Room 4, IM MM RRE NN N INNG ¥Y ¥ Saw ENN OORNNE SH MMMMEE NNN O ONNNEL YY MMME NNN O ON NNE ¥ MM MEKEN NN 00 N NNLLEL ¥ DR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera- tor, is made expressly for the cure of derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of the kenerative organs occurs, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permesting through the parts must restore them to healthy action. ‘There is no mistake about this instrument. Years of ‘use bave tested it, and thousands of cures are testified Int Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble of these organs ig cured. Donot confound this with electric belta adver- tised to cure all ills from head to too. This is for the ONE speoified purpose. For circulars giving full in- formation CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO., 103 Washington street, 8080-s&w P URE Axp Taviconara. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicions beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadultersted Whiskey, aro invited to make trial of the celebrated braad, UPPER TEN WHISKEY. ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fasil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and flavor to this popular drink For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON,) BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B, BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S sons, teasiess D. 0. J —. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, BOLE PROPRIETORS, ‘THE ‘WEEELY STAR. E ESTABLISHED Tarery-Two YEARS. THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. January 24, 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. General Foreign News by C: A DUEL WITH SWORDS IN FRANCE. Panis, Jan. 24—A duel with swords has been fougnt between M. Delort, the painter, and Col Pommayrac. M. Delort was wounded in the breast RUSSIAN TOWN BURNED. VIENNA, Jan. 24.—It is reported that the whole central portion of the town of Nicotleff, Russia, destroyed by fire, involving some loss of THE ALTERNATIVE PRESENTED TO E URLIN, Jan. 2,—AT the queen’s bench division to-day Messrs. Davitt, Healy and Quinn, who are charged With inciting to lawlessness, were ordered to find securities for their good beliavior of to go to prison for six months. A week's time was al- lowed them In which to make their choice. DECISION OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE. DUBLIN, Jan. 24—The chief justice, in giving Judgment in the case of Messrs, Davitt, Healy and Quinn, held that the language of the'defendants Was distinctly seditious and an incitement to civil war. Judge Lawson added that he had never read more ‘blasphemous language than that of Mr, Davitt. Davitt. and Healy were required to find sureties in £1,000 each and two each of £500, and uinn one fn’ £500 and two In £250each. Only Davitt and Quinn were present in ccurt, i Dr. Blood to be Heturned to Massa- chusetts. POILADELPHTA, Jan. 24.—A requisition from the governor of Massachusetts was received here this morning for Dr. Charles L. Blood, who was ar- rested in this city several days ago for swindling. ‘The prisoner was taken before Judge Ludlow, Who signed the warrant for his return, but gave di- rections that the accused should be given an 0) portunity to consult counsel before belng placed In the custody of the Boston detectives. sos President Grevy’s Hint to the Ex-Em- eR. Lownox, Jan. 4.—AP Paris dispatch to the Glove this evening. says: “A crowd assembled at the Hotel Du Rhine to witness the departure of the ex-Empress Eugenie, and greeted her with marks of sympathy. A private message had been con- veyed to the ex-Empress by the Grand Duke Con- stantine from President Grevy, tothe effect that her presence in Paris was not desirable. The |” Orleans princes agree to their expulsion in order to prevent ministerial dislocations.” ‘he latter statement 1s probably not true. oA edie Decision im Favor of the Hell Telephone ‘Com| y. Bostox, Jan. A—Judse Gray, of tho U. 8, clr cuit court, has granted an injunction against the People's Telephone Company Dolbear’s patent») tn favor of the Bell Telephone Company. ‘The stock of the latter company has jumved from $2000 share at the close yesterday to $2% to-day. Senator McPherson HRe-Elected. TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 24.—At the jolnt session of the house and senate to-day,at noon, Senator Jno. R. McPherson was re-elected on the tirst ballot by & mufority of two. Forty-one votes were required to elect. The vote on the first and only ballot taken was: McPherson, 43; Hobart, 36; Ludlow, 2. oe) Wall Street To-day. A BREAK IN DENVER, FOLLOWED BY A DECLINE ALL ALONG THE LINB. Naw York, Jan, 24.—The Post’s financial article says: The Stock market during the forenoon was feverish and generally weak. It opened lower, fell off at first, then strengthened up about 10:90, 60 that the general list was a fraction higher than last THEM. night; but about 11:30 there was a break in Denver, which declined trom 47%, Bt augut 11:80, lo 45 In the next _twevt¥ Tainuts tis ay parent, however, 2% Denver fs beln.$ cradually elumineta irom the generat market, and hat its fluctuations have jess’ and lesa effect as they become more erratic. As to What has been the principal cause of the general decline in the last three days, whether a3 the result of a selling of long stock or whether by the increase of a short Interest, opinions differ. Mr. Vanderbilt and Mr. Gould both dented last night and this morning that they had_been selling any stocks for a week and the market 1s evi- dently in the hands of a smaller class of dealers, who have caused the recent fluctuations. At the opening of the market there was an evident en- deavor to break prices, which 41d not at frst suc- ceed, but was partially so afterward. The market at 12:30 was dull and steady with prices slightly above the lowest. ——————— The Markets. Jan. 24.—Virginis deferred, 12; BALTIMORE, Jan. Sots in 6s, cant do. consolidated, 64%: do. 2d series, '8434: do, te coupons: $5;'do- new ten-fortien, 404 Ca tordae BALTIMORE, Jun. 34. -Cotion “stouly-aniadlion, 10, mlour,ailet and firm—Howard | street and western super, 3.26a3.75; : 5 a '00; city milis super, 9.60a4.00; do.cxtra, 10; do. Rio brands, 5.62.00; family, do." superlative t, 7.25. thern we n yestern casier and inactive—southern red, 1.13 ary, 1,13a1.13%%: Mat 1.1: Bic Neha cud + 80% % qlontni oney and! dullsouthern white, @9870:, do. low, xe 7B" asked: February, 06" atked: ‘March, * 65%a6DX; steamer, 6834070. id 48a51; " western’ white, SUa51: do. mixé Pennsylvania, Rye. firm, 75177 i—prine to choloe Pennsylvania and ‘Penni Provisions a shade easier—mess sions a Bulk’ meats—shouldera and clear ri tt Kod, T4ul0. Bacon—shoulders, Oi; clear nb sides, ih. SH Dard rchted Te -gpfiame, 13% ads. Sutter duil—western pack roll, 17022. Baws tea D Stads: Named nominaiy Petecleama del Si “Sugar quot. safk tice to fair, “adh. 80 00) fetined” quieh’ 17K." Witieky etoady: ‘1-1tal. Freights to “Liverpool per steamer “quiet—ootton, 3-16u4d.; flour, 1s. 9d.; grain, 7d. Receipts—flonr, 1,094 “barrels; ‘wheat, 42,783 Is; corn, 42,828 Diishels; oats, ‘1,721 bushels; rye, 100 bushels: Ship- ments—Wwheat, 23,200 bushels; corn, 38,934 bushels, Selee—wheat, 205,700 bushels; corn, 124,400 bushels. doustali Nominations To-day. The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Milton Garrigus, to be collector of internal rev- enue 1th district of Indiana. ‘To he United States consuls: Albert Rhodes, of New York, at Rouen. James E. Montgomery, of New York, at Trieste. Orson V. Tousley, of Minnesota, at Lipsie. Charles P, Williams, of New York, at Calais, +0. Master Wa. H. Stack, U. 8. N., of Washington, son of Major Wm. B, Slack, of the marine corps, has tendered his resignation,to take effect the 20th of July next. ‘Tue army ordnance board, now in session in New York city, have been authorized to visit Troy, N.¥., toinguire into the subject of the manu- facture of steel. with a view to its appitcation in making steel ficid guns for the use of the army. Guant anp BuriER.—General Grant and Gen- eral Butler were among the President’s callers this afternoon. ‘THR TELEPHONE ComPany.—The National Capital Telephone company this afternoon elected C. C. Glover secretary; vice, H. A. Willard. The names Pe, the other officers are as printed in yesterday's aR. ALLEGED COUNTRRPEITERS ARRESTED. — The ‘Treasury department is informed of the arrest at Parkersburg, W. Va.,of James Devore, William Shahan, W. M. Collins, Pruet F. Harvey, and Wes af Conesnenema: for passing and having couater- in. ‘THE Case of Campbell and Eslin was continued ‘before the Court of Claims, and will probably oc- cupy the remainder of the week, ARMY ORDERS.—Major Frederick W. Benteen,9th cavalry (recently promoted from captain 7th eav- alry), is relieved from recruiting duty, and will re- rt to the (end general department of Riissourt for assignment a District Government Affairs, THE BUF OF POLICE APPLICANTS, ‘There were about 950 applications for places as policemen made at police headquarters yesterday and they are still coming. ‘The Commissioners have placed up a notice thatno police applications Will be received until appropriation 18 the pay of the increased service, Soe Tas MonGan Divorce Cai ator Coke DENEEAS DIAMOND SWINDLERS.—The Balti- suceeeded in arresting the two nce men who operated on Mr. Denekas, of or giving as collateral ae BA Voss re aes! Tequisition to two to this city, toan- ‘swindling Mr. The sald to him was admissibie. The Woman Suffrage Convention. THE PROCEEDINGS AT LINCOLN MALL LAST EVE- XING—THE SECOND DAY'S SESSION. In the Woman Suffrage convention, at Lincoln hall, yesterday afternoon, at the conclusion of Miss Anthony's opening address, Mra Ellen H. Sheldon, recording secretary, presented her re- Port of the year’s work. It congratulated the as- soctation upon the appotntment of committees in Congress for the consideration of woman suffrage, and gave the details of the work, showing the + Torts that brought about the appointment of the House committee, the work of the Senate commit- tee,and its report forming a constitutional amend. ment, granting woman t nt Of suffrage, and referring to the work in the Nebraska campuign, Mra May Wright Sewall spoke on the lessons of the Nebraska campaign. THE RVRNING SESSION. At the evening session the hall was crowded. Miss Anthony opened the meeting with an appeal to the audience to unite with the association. She then introduced Mrs, Lille Devereux Blake, who delivered an address on the text, “Is it a crime to ve a womat After summing up the wrongs of Women she sald the ballot was the cure for all these wrongs—the great power which moves the heart of pollticians and statesmen. This power they Were after and would attain. She spoke of the inequality OF pay to the women clerks in the Rov ernment departments in this city nowithstanding the services rendered the government are Just as valuable. A song, written by Mrs, Elizabeth Boynton Har- bert, was sung by the auilence, after which Miss Phoebe Couzins made the closing address dn “A Woman without a country.” She sald tC was a woman who alded a man to discover thts country. It was a native princess who had received Sir Walter Raleigh at his first landing at Roanoke; Mary Chilton ‘first landed on Plymouth Rock: a Woman saved the settlement at Jamestown, Va.; Betsy Ross desizned the Star Spangled Banner and the seal of the United States, and selected the Latin inscription engraven upon it; women had much to do with writing the Declaration of Inde- pendence, and a woman had assisted Paul Revere in his famous ride to notify the colonial army at Concord of the coming of the red coats. Yet wo- man has no country in the sense that man has. AMONG THE LADIES PRESENT last night were: Mrs, Madame Clara Neymann, Susan B. Anthony, Mrs, Lillle Devereux Blake, Helen M. Loder, Mary A. Pell, Mrs, Caroline Koxers, New York; Mrs. Hi. R. Shattuck and Mrs. Stmonds, Boston; Mrs. Virginia L: Minor and Phabe W. Couzins, Missouri; Mrs. J.C. McKenny, Jowa; Mra May Wright Sewall, Mrs. Amy Dunn, Indiana; Mrs. Marilla M. Ricker, New Hampshire; Mrs. Jerusha G. Joy, Miss Elza T. Ward, Mrs. Martha V. Johnson, of the District of Columbia; Mrs. Amanda M. Best, Maryland. ‘THE SESSION TO-DAY. ‘The third session of the National Woman Suf- frage association was convened this afternoon in Lincoln Hall and there was a very fair attendance, the hall being over half filled at the hour of meet~ ing (2 o’clock). There were tn the audience many of the oid faces and quite a sprinkling of new ones. Shortly after two o'clock Miss Anthony came on the stage With others, and calling the meeting to order invited Rev. Mr. Hartseck to open the meeting with prayer, and he complied. Lille Devereux Blake, of New York. of the com- mittee on resolutions, presented the report of the committee as follows? THE RESOLUTIONS. 1. Resolved, That the woman citizens of the United States demand the right to vote in order that they may be able directly to influence legis- lation for the promotion of morality and government and the protection of the best in- terests of their sex; that woman suffrage means stable Institutions, happy homes,equal wages,and ual purity for men and woman. Whereas, in Larger numbers than ever before, the women of the United States are demanding the removal of the arbitrary restrictions which now debar them from the use of tie ballot; + non-comprehension and consequent f!ry {3 the natural Fesult of a0 &ppeal £5 Vag masses on a question which ts best nwcrstood nd approved by the most Intelligent cltizens; therefore resolved, that we call upon this Congress to pass without delay the amendment to the federal constitution now pending in the Senate Which prohibits the several states trom disfran- chising United States eltizens on account of sex, 8, Resolved, That the thanks of the National As- Soclation are due to the members of the Senate and House committees on the claims of women citizens for thelr favorable consideration of the woman suffrage measures now before them, and thelr unfailing courtesy to those who have urged those measures upon their attention, 4. Resolved, That all competitive examinations for places in the civil service of the United States should be open on equal terms to citizens of both sexes, and that any so-called civil service reform that ‘does not correct the existing unjust dis- criminations against women employes, aud grade all salaries on merit and not by sex, is a dishonest pretense at reform. 5. Whereas the Constitution of the United States declares that no state shall be admitted to the Union unless it have a republican form of govern- ment; and whereas no true republic can exist un- less all the inhabitants are given equal civil and political rights; therefore, resolved, that we ear- hestly protest: jt the admission of Dokata as estate unlegs the right of suffrage is secured on equal terms to all her citizens, women as well a8 men. 6. Resolved, That the position to disfran- chise the women of Utah for no crime whatsoever is a cruel display of the power which lies in might alone, and that this Congress has no more right to a the women of Utah than the men of 'yoming. 7. Whereas the foreign Smumigration to our coun- try is constantly increasing, having during the past year reached the enormous pumber of half a inillton of people, and whereas two-thirds of these foreigners are men; therefore Resolved, That itis of growing importance to ue the ballot to the women ot the country for ihe mstntenance of American Institutions. 8. Whereas, disfranchisement is a punishment which a republic ought not to inflict upon its cit. zens unless they have been guilty of crime, and Whereas, all men regard the denial of political rights as a humiliation, Judge Black having, in bis opinion on the Edmunds bill, recently spoken of the “Infamous and degrading penalty of disfran- chisement,” therefore Resolved, That the tax-paying, law-abiding women citizens of these United States have not deserved the infitetion of this punishment, and do most earnestly demand that they be relieved from. the eins, imposed upon them by disfranchise- ment ‘THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. ‘The resolutions were then read seriatim and dis- | cussed by Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Sewall and Miss An- thony, after which they were adopted. peoearai hansen ‘The Star Route Trial. ‘When the report of the star route trial in the first edition closed, JUDGE WYLIE DECIDED evidence of Major a8 to what Moore Moore's evidence, he said, had not been impeached, and that of Ma- the Jor seemed to confirm tt. his SS peTeNy, aUe Mr. Ingersoll withdrew his xcept Mr. Merrick then ‘with the ex tion of Mr. Major. -<aatan — BING LEADES OF THE CONCERN. MB. KENNA CHOSEN IX WEST VIRGINIA, MR. PLUMB IN KANSAS AND MR, COKE IN TEXAS—BALLOTING OTHER STATES. The election for United States Senator took place in the two houses of the West Virginia legislature Hean,) 7; “oun T.Jarney (greenbacker,) Kenna, 36; be declared 21; Jarney,& The result will tn joint session to-day. A vote for United States senator in the Kansas Senate yesterday resulted in all’but one senator voting for Preston B. Plumb. house stood: Plumb, 89; The vote in the 0; Bayne, 11. lature yesterday re-elgcted Sen- The Texas to ine Vanes States Senate. THY NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘he following arethe onening and closing prioss cothe New York SMck Market today, as, 6 by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 889 15th strest. Name. (|G) Ame 7 O) © S34 Nor. & Wea pl wy 234 North Pac sn | fon 28 re > Union Pac 103% 1039 Wab, Pac. 72% 72 Wab. Pac. pid. ¥. Centrai.i197 "127 “West. Union..| earthen REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE IN ORTO. A republican conference, preliminary to the meeting of the Ohio republican state committee, was held at Columbus last night. Addresses were made by Gov. Foster, Gov. Noyes, Gen. Grosvenor and others, to the effect that al ambitions: person: should be temporarily laid aside in order to secure the success of the party at the next election, Stress was laid on the necessity of carry! next legislature as an tmportant factor of success In 1884.” A letter was read from Senator Sherman against the liquor trafic as an issue, THE TROUBLES AT OPELIKA OVER. At Opelika, Ala. Mondey an attempt to arrest a man who was violating the town lows was re sisted by ex-Mayor Dunbar and his followers. The marshal summoned a posse of cltizens, Dut the al- tempt to arrest the offenders was futile, ‘Tne a ernor then sent the Montgomery Grays to Opelika, and Dunbar and others were arrested before day- break yesterday. He ts very submissive now, and offers to assist In the rioters arrested. At noon yesterday everything was quiet. Dunbar ta the old mayor, whose office was vacated by act of the Iegisiature. He refuse) to recognize the com- mission and resisted its authority. THE SUIT AGAINST SENATOR M'TRERSON. Mr. J. F. Rusling makes a statement in which he says since filng tis Dill In equity against Sena~ McPherson he has been made acquainted with facts and circumstances of which he was ignor- ant, and which go to show that he (McPherson) Was not pecuntarily interested in stock cars OF patents while a member of une United States Sop- ate. Rusling bas directed is counsel to disoon- e is Upue GOV. BUTLER'S MERRAGR. ‘The Massachusetts house of representatives yee- terday, by a vote of 97 to 95, rejected a resolution providing for the printing and issuing of 10,000 ugural address. ing the extra copies of Gov. Butler's inat ——___.95 The Death of Paul Gustave Deore. Paul Gustave Dore, the well-known painter and designer, isdead. M. Dore caught a cold on Fridxy while returning to his residence from a soiree. On Saturday inflammation of the throat set In, ands despite every effort, It was impossible to arrest tts Bore was burg, and when very young luis father took him to Paris, and there he ‘received his education. He could not remeubder when he began to draw, soearly was it in bis childhood. Among his most widely known works are the illustrations of Bal- zac’s “Contes Drolat ” Eugene Sue's “Wan- dering Jew,” the works of Monta! ‘Taine’s “Voyage aux Pyrenees,” and the “Inferno,” “Ata- la.” “Paradise Lost,”’“Don Quixote,” the Bi ldyls of the King.”” fits success was sudden complete, Among M. Dore’s late” Works ure his lustrations Colertaye's “Ancient Mariner,” ‘by Louls Kuault, and the “Orlando Fi News Briefs. The Puebla (Mexico) observatory discovered a new comet near Jupiter Sunday evening. Prof. 8. Greche, Brown University, R.L, was stricken with apoplexy on Chas. Delano, a prominent Massachusetts law- yer and a member of Congress from 1858 to 1868, ied at Northampton, . y. Samuel C. Bell, of Columbus, Objo, son of Representative Wim. Bell, Jr, on Mohday at tempted to shoot his wife, "She" was suing for @ vorce, Alonzo Crittenden, Ph. D., president of the Packer Collegiate Institute, Brooklyn, died yes- terday morn! 1d. A ch: witt ime Minister Gibson, ag president of the ealth board of Honolulu, has made arrange. Mente to iotroduce a company of Sisters of SRAUIY into the Hawatian kingdom to belp nurse ‘The rafiroad coal miners’ convention at Pitts- adopted without discussion a sliding scale of prices for mining, based on the selling price of coal in the union yards of that The first act of the California In session, was the cur Ds, Judge Quarles, of the Nashville criminat ‘has fixed ex-Treasurer Polk’s appearance bond $100,000. FaTaL RaILxoap Accipgnt NEAR CUMBERLAND, Mb.—A rallroad accident Ovcurred at 12:30 0% yesterday on the George's Creek and Cumberland Failroad, at Percey’s Ravine, seven miles from Cumberland, Md., ‘killing four men and njuring seven others. Two engines and fifty-one Balti- more and Ohto coal hoppers, containing over six hundred tons of coal, were wrecked. The accident was caused by ken wheel. o Miss Livixoston’s PURCHASE.—Miss Mary Alice Livingston, who recovered a verdict for $75,000 1 & New York ‘court recentiy In a breach of promise sult against Heary Fleming, purchase for $13,000 Che premises known as “Bon — on ‘Tom’s river, N.J., formerly the residence of the Thos, ide, the act &m., of neural BABNACLO, wed wife ‘aged (2 years, 4 months and Thureday's Star. . at Charleston, Mi Jant Eze