Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1883, Page 3

es AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. THE EVENING STAR. _THIS EVENING, IMPORTANT COLLECTION oF FINE OIL PAINTINGS From THE GALE GALLERY, PHILADELPHIA, To be cold at public sale, without reserve, On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JAN- UARY 24, 25, 26, at EIGHT P.M., (0. 913 F STREET NORTHWEST, Near 9th Street, adjoining Masonic Temp NOW ON FREE FXHIB? UNiin 41 \, DAY AND EVENING, DF SAL, i WASHINGTON, ¥ YORK AND RICHMOND. +» Philadel- . H. DODGE. 2 H. H. DOL in, A., Brassels, Resiezee, J.. Dordnecht. Stillman, K.S., Ph'ladelp'a, Sehuitz, W., Muyich. C., Belin. Haren, » (CORCORAN BUILDING,) | heck Koon Hi if Me vilie, Lon | Kove~es, Fos. r Prince and Wh € Broapwar. CALD. In preaenting this, my sixth annual collection of fine Hines toy the ovine citizens of Washington, I nin saying that it surpasses the pre- This however, 1 am am willfux to leave . Ne York, Best te ani Judgment. r B. SCOTT, Jn. New Yor S Mr. Gule ia retiring from business, the commission. vill Le sold without reserve, 492 Richmond, Bostor TO-MOKROW. 8 in those c.tes and repertea back | — ae a4 of .tocks and Eonds in- Marko received throne) onr ect from the New York Stock nt . a i. wires INFANT ‘Upposite City Post Office. E GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS. STEAMERS. &c. M T. VERNON! MT. VERNON!! Mra. A- KING CHANDLER, 707 Market Space, near ‘7th street, contemplating a change in business, will seli by Public Auction the entire stock contained in the above store, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH. In the stock will be found every description of FIRST-CLASS DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, HOSIERY, LACES, NOTIONS, &c., &c. Inall, tho finest lot of Goods over offered at auction in this city. Jtis, therefore, unnecessary to enumerate further. Sale without reserve, and in lots to su:t all pur- chasers. STEAME! wes 7th . BLAKE, Captain. FEW YORK, KOTIERDAM, AMSTERDA N ‘The first-class, mow New Yorx, Havas, DUTHAMPTON AND BREME: T pany will sail SAT- & from Bremen pier, feot of 3d stree Rates of pawuge: From New York to Havre, CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman, Southa: cd Breuuen. first cabin. $100; 's oo oe ba or $a23-3t Late with Duncanson Bros. < a New A hol LER is heyivania svenue horihwest Agents fo “Washes " poiry yEEKS & CO., Auctioneers, = —_—_————_™ | W és Lowe —_—_ - Nusiais avenne, essere a ‘Opposite City Post Office. KLY LIY¥ OF STEAMER: 3 s LEASING SEW YORK "VERY THURSDAT EPECIAL SALE OF PRD SERRASE- 250 PIECES CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, BUSINESS 2 peta lp COATS, SUITS, PANTS, BOYS' PANTS, ; 3, &c., &0., 61 Broadway, New ioc @rto PEECY G. SMITH, JEM end €19 Fennsy Tourist Ga: Be - = ING, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH, at TEN A.M. ‘and in the Evening at SEVEN P. M. At auction within our salesrooms, SATURDAY MORN- Noric! LANE ROUTE. RD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, NS NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. LLING AT CO“LK HARBOR. FROM PIER 40.8. BNEW YORE ei. Hed. CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman, Late with Duncanson Bros. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FORNITURE AT SALES: 00M SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1883, AT TEN O'CLOCK. WEDNSSDAL FROM NEW LURK. $0, £20 ana #160 for pasarmece accommodations. Atso, ra Tuten. Steerer teksts feoen Live One Uprieht Chickering Piano. ginect nit Gucedetowe and all hor parts of Euroyont | Two Square Pianos in good condition. Fates. L80, Lot fine Hams and Dried Beef. ‘ALSO, For the U. S. Marshal, a number of Buggies and Car- Tiages, at 11 o'clock. ‘Throush bills of taden ‘Havre, Autwerp and other mn ports. given for Belfast, Glasgow, ports Ou the Continent JCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. }, tothe hichest bidder. tn front of the pripives: on SA URDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD fa StYOUR-THIRTY P. M., the west balf of Lot 60, sant Pisine, impror -story Frame ressaul. Plains, impiroy in 5 ciling, No. ‘Teruis at day of sale, W. P. YOUNG, Auctioneer. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree of the Su Court of the District cf Columbia, in rans ‘Canses Nor, Se SP erga got ee Fenpectivels Lous’ ve Quill et i-and Guill va. Loon eapectivery Loony v8. a Sacer eet ees eee rein appointes trast nae pose silt TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF FEB Ruahy, AT FOUR O°CLOCK P. M., sell it of the ite, to wit: at public aueticn, to the hichest bidder, in front Teal estat inet, all that purt or parcel of land lying and being 19 Y and as Premises, the following described the city of Washington. known of ts thirteen (13) and fourteen (14), of McGuire's subdivixion square six hundred and twenty- four (624), being the east eight (8) feet front of lot f id the it (8) | feet fourteen (14) ani west y front of lot thirteen (13), the two parts of the lots to- kether forming # front’on north G@ street of sixteen (16) feet, and running back with even width one hundred’ and twenty-four feet, this being the same Teal estate, described in the de of trust from Dennis Loony and wife to Thos. F. Miller and John F. Riley, Trustees, made A tlith, A. D. 188U, aud recorded in Liber 943, folio 281, iand “records of the District of Donumbia, Secondiy, and tmmodiately thereafter, all the reat and residue of said lota Nos. thirteen (13) and fourteen in equare No. six hundred and twenty-four (624), ch is uot included in said deed of trus: from Dennis, Loon: wife to Thos, F. Miller and John F. Riley, but which is included in the deed of trust from ‘Dennis Loony and wife to Ward & Todd, Trustec corded in Tiber No. 745, folio 318, et. seq. 0} records of the District of Columbia, ‘T Tear part of raid lot, ‘Thirdly, Also, by virtue of a-id decree we shell pro- front of the premises, to the highost bid Wie auction, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., ON E DAY, the wesiera parts of lots numbered numbered six hundred and seventy- » Leginning for the same at ern corner of the said equare rouning southeastwardly along the | line of Mossachusetta avenue seventy-cizht fect (78 ft.) and five (5) inches; thence northeastwardly right angles with eaid avenue twenty-two fee! seven aud one- (74) inches; thence north fourteen (14) fee three and three-quarter (339 inches to the line of north F street, and thence west along the line of ssid street eaveuty-six (76) feet and cight (8) inches to the p'ace of beginning. ‘erms of sale: One third cash; of which a deposit of $100 on each pa-cel of land by the purchaser ther ‘will be required to be paid to the Trustees at the time of the s:le. ‘the balance at one and two years, in equal in- ‘ute, for which the notes of the purchser ere to be given, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. Upon the failure to comply with the terms of sale within ten daysafter sale, the Trustees to resell at the risk of the defauiting Oe rere the paroal bought by him. 416 Gt’ street n. w., ceed to re! der, Ja25a 223 434 atrect, rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, CATALOGUE or 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, Dusecidorf, Munich, Rerlin, Dresden, Carlsrhue, Italy, and all the EUROPEAN ART CENTERS, ON FREE EXHIBITION, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FIRST, From NINE A.M. until NINE P. M., at THOMAS DOWLING'S AKT GALLERY, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street, ‘Washington, D.C., AND TO BE tOLD BY AUCTION On THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, At Grear Revvcnox Ix Price Or |F2™4¥ LARGE SELF-FEEDING STOVES, 709. MARKET SPACE. 709. MARKET SPACE. 709. 709. 709. 709. CHINA, GLASSWARE AND DECORATED DINNER, FEA AND TOILET SETS, Of our own importation at bottom prices, TABLE CUTLERY and s general line of HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS of tlie best élass, W) ILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 109 MARKET §PACE- ia3 For New Years. DINNER SETS, FINE PLATED WARE, DESSERT PLATES, URNS, AFTER DINNER COFFEES, - KETTLES, OYSTER PLATES, BASKETS, GLASS WARE, ALL KINDS, Labs, FORKS, SPOONS, &c. 423 M. W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Taste AND POCKET coou UTITTL FEERRRY ¥ } oouur ER RY ¥ | Sot Ur Er Et Bee YY coc UU 1 LLLLEEREE R ¥ T UPHOLSTERERS’ MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, €84 Penna. avenue, near 7th stro WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE ‘TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. 45 (Cus AND i NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES. 026 GLASSWARI CUTLERY: PLATED WARE, ITCHEN UTENSILS. GEO. WATTS, JUSE-FURNISHING STORE, HO 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. BOOKS, & ‘GE CREAM AND CAKES. New, frosh. and origi- nal recipe for household use. MISS KICHARD'S BOY. By Marietta Holley. LOGIC AND LIFE. By Hi ICAL « OF T H nd. CHURCH SEASONS, HiSTORIGALLY AND POET- JUSTRATED._ By Alex. . H. Grant. XONCORDANCE TO THE BEVISED VERSION ‘HE NEW John mn. ‘W TESTAMENT. By 1H. Thor WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SON, Jal7 428 SEVENTH SrEerr. Loven: 3 Limnany - Nowready, Nos. 1 to41. ‘The best and cheapest literature of the day, at 10 and 2o0.centa'a volume, end for catslogace, 4a13 At BaUM’s, 416 7th street. Ws: Suan. Orvren FOR, THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS our remaining stock of Christmas Cards at half their foods, original price in order to make room for other Our sto is a2T BOOKS AND STATIONERY full and complete, which we shall sellas low as the Iowest 108 bane quality of good 7 Wx. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, FAMILY SUPPLIES. Bosrox Cocunnens, Boston Tomatoos, Boston Philadelphia Capons, Fresh Freab Scallops, Oysters, etc. at 38 PALACE MAREET, FRANK J. TIBBETS. Hocams Curzsnarep Sours, GREEN TURTLE. ‘TERRAPIN. For frei at the Company's office, IEeel “cererana eae A ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK. MULLAGATAWNEY. OKRA or GUMBO, ee BIUELOW & 00., 605 Tih sacs Wassioros. One finely finished Jackson Wagon, which was s.gona- an THEE MOCK TURTLE. JULIENNE, : son! Gaeta Fae ne ae OX TAIL. PEA. VNON A. BROWN & CO., New York: aaa z Ort Mesure O15 BIGELOW O0., MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. THOMAS DOWEING, TOMATO. CHICKEN. nereot, ONE ELEVATOR AT AUCTION, ES On SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY SEVENTH, a22-8t AUCTIONEER. GEO. E. KENNEDY & BON, RAILROADS, 1885, a ELEVEN’ O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms, = = 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST, ADS. sell one nearly new Elevator, for two-stories. PROPOSALS. DRY CATAWBA, $1.25 PERGAL, Ja5 ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. = SS ; ; . Ni cers. ‘AVY PAY OFFICE, TES ge Seleaageceay “dosnt repeat Sram ee me. Ge ao N.— DOUBLE TRACK? XECUTOR'S SALE led Proposals in duplic endorsed "Pro: | $; . FS K x No. 416 ON SEV! NTH ST REE’ % N . 3 i UNDAY NOVEM TE id Under snd by virtue of the powers in sme reste the below described coal, to be delivered at the Navy | 1 All. Best Catawba Wine, ue GI & by the last will and i.ouis Past Express. | ler, deceared, Tahal, on Jouis and Cuicazo. | NINTH, 1583, A, Way Stations. | the premiiees, 0 | weventeen, in of nina k ESDAY, JANUARY FOUR O'CLOCK &.M., in front of ersnie at pubhe auction, part lot 241, leginning for ame at the distunce of feet i the southeast corner of | geid square, om ine of 7th street west, und running thence west 190 feet, thence sout! 169 feet to the tine of 7t! line of 4 Way (Piedmont, Stras- nwa and Way, via Kelay.) fons. , NEW YORE AND BOSTON Parlor Com to New York. and Val ey i-xpress, (connects for Ha- nd at Polit of Rocks for Frederik) | a Laurel Expres3. | by decd of trust Es wil be require ard record vs re S, (stops at Hyaitsvilla Cincinnati and St. Louis 8 io Cineinnatl, Low.syilie Chi to reselt st ri a0, ul Sleeping Car vase * to Fes after 5 days’ public notice of such resale in some new Paper pu im Washington ¢ i , CHARLES WALTER, EM. baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Way. Executor Estate of Wilhelmina Kichler, deceased. S42 Sumas uly for Va timore and Way. aste 4 ORE EXPRLSS. k2@— THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1483, ai same hour and p ace. Sei tren HARLES WALTER, uruore. Hywttaville & Leu Be api: Cran mtoviiug at Annapolis Junction.) | jen@\coxgece Pts Of Wilhelmina Kichler, déceased. 40" Bat ions. Tse o acentown, Win- i 5 (ua Sunday to Polut of 52" THE APOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, te TWENIY-THIKD day of January, A.D. 1883, ‘same hour and piace. ‘ HARLES WALTER Executor of Estate of Willielmina Eichler, Jaul5-cokds USE al Rocks and Way Stations (5-45 BALTIMOKE EXPRESS, (Martinsburg and 'S¥, Via Keiay. Stop~at Hyattville and Laurel) 6:05—Fch:t of Koexs and Way Stations, 7:00—Baitiwore aud Way Ste ions. 7-S0—-ALTIMORE EXYRE-S. ALE. 5 eit eS fa THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST: aT ae Aico t ae ee Pitan DETROIT | poned wal SATURDAY the EWI ti AY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1883, same hour and :LES WALTER: 4n23-d__ Executor of Wilhelmina Kichler, deceased. __THE TRADES. EDGERS, JOURNALS, un iean nella To order at Lycett's 1012 FA aaa ner We MENERL, Prope. UFUS H. DARBY, BOOK AND JOB PR! PRESS-WORK FOR THE z 432 9th street. near E. EXiKPSS "Si E. 19:40—PH1L ADELPHIA, NEW YOuK and BOSTON EXVHESS. Siceping Cars to New York. 19:65—Chneazo, Cinciumatl sud St. Louis £3 Siecon Care to Cincinnati, st. Louisand 11:30 BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS. Fic! wi a. lurther information apply at the Baltimore and ket Offices, Washinton G19 and 1351 ivania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders taken for bacaye to be checked and received at ‘@ny point in the city. K. LORD, Gen. Farsenger Agent, Balto. WM. chidlzN is taser of Tree bone myo = au See PFNNSYLYANIA ROUTE IBS0N BROTHERS, SCLTH, WEST, AND SOUTH! 5 PRACTICAL BOOK’ 7OP PRINTERS, pry MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. | a2 Pine Ponte nape Jani? IN EFFECT Novi. ub i orn, Tuarss Leave WASHINGTON Fnom Station COMMER Cr €rw xp Wormers, As FO: = Ber, ‘and the West, Chicago Lannted Exprom of Palace Stee; i atd: a.m. : Line, 9:30 a.m, ith, Siospliig “Cars from Bacrisbure to Cincinnati. Western Ex ress 7:30 Be ay (ye Hue Cure Pitsbare ant mneien xpress, daily Pittebury and the West. a oa DE AND TOTOMAC RAILROAD. 'y except Satunday, uth Paine oes a¥ Ox Satan i. wit Ui to Gra dsicus. = J CoNoMicaL AND SAFE. WEAVE?, KENGLA & CO.'S LAUNDRY SOAP Je FCONOICAL, BFCAUS§ IT IS PURE: BRING FREE FROM ALY. ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPECLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD, WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAK OUT AND KOT THE CLOTHES, AT Is SAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS ‘IHUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH, PUT UP IN BARS, ANUEVEKY BAR SEANDED WITH OUR NAME. i SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, 8244 WATER STRLE ', GEORGETOWN, D.C. O'MEARA’S LIQUID 20° ‘Su Sunny 455, 5b 20 p.m. On Sunday, 4:30, 9: : Limited Express of Pullman Par- ler Cars, 9:3 a.m. daily, exept Sunday. Berbrooklys. N.¥.. ail throdwh trains connect at Jor. fey Cty with Doate of Brooklyn Annex. affording transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double © acrous New York City. ieqtna, 8:00 a.m., 1020 10:20 p.m. On Sun Limited Express, 9: m., « Hold aise by W. 0, ORAS, 215 Findia. eve 05 Yard, Washington, he at Navy. wil 1 and the qnantity delivered’ isto of the Navy Yard scales. risht is reserved to reject ony or all bids, should it be cousidered to the interest of the government to ao 80. Blank forms for bids at this office. » KIC! provided Ly the government B'S, Cost of Inspection, = paid for at the wei HAKD WASHINGTON, Pay Inspecto: southwest. Particular ‘ases pecullar to Ladies. married All Irrevularities aud Ovarian Troubles irty five years’ experience. 25-1m* ORED BY USING A BOTTLE twoof Dr. BROTHERS’ Invixoratiog Cordial, Will cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- Daiity aud Impotency. It imparts vigor to the whole system. 906 Jal7-Im* street south wea! De re 0X THE CEDEST ESTABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city, can be ecnsult da‘ly at 237 Pennsylvania avenue. All female Complaints and Irregularities quickly ‘removed. cee treatment. Correspondence and consultations strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. Offleo hours 2 to4and 6 to8 p.m. jai6-1m im* ‘ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- Mean complaints quickly cured. Can be daily at 1245 7th street northwest. Offi from 1 to9 o'ciock p.m.. with ladies only. REP! Bebe Certain fe mat Vea Dace In eure 3 Eyphiliny €c.- Gonorrhea, cured ta SOUTH HIGH STRE! ialty of ALL bles. R. J. CLEGG, 91 Ditsers ‘Md., mak ts’ boarded if Fequ'red or visited at thetr a) ISEASES, vis., Ovarian homes. re Em Y over-e1 induls hich leads to indujgence, whicl misery, KC hilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- I Blood. ‘Cure of Syphilis etaxe.. two stampe for pam, Ly Dr. JOHN TRIPP. RK. Re Me r BLE 1D Db ORERTSOX THE eos oe ma }ismeexperience, Will quacantee acuro in all of e Urinary, + Merrous, Weakness, etc." Gon; multations tial. Can bo consulted Mednendays "and Saturdays, ‘trom 2, 92m. Jena Elverty bate fee Mika cllicn, 20:50 Yue ‘have failed to receive ‘treatmentin oa he eases do Dinsesee, such as Heats Dissaan, poy Er rishi Agee ike eed Addreas becretary, ES Sai een, eee DE 2OBN TRIEP'S BLOOD PURIFIER in a cortain ney in either AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET Renova. : ‘Has removes 5 Ibs. Soft Shell Almonds. Premium Chocolate, sweet or plain. Fancy Old Governnient Java Coftes. Speer's Unfermented W GEO. A. O'HARE, 29 1213 7th street northwest, bet. M and N. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! CCG KER R FRE ,Ss eee RR, ERE gSS5y 9 4 HR kee ER Sass, Ooo ERE E R EEE "sgs3 7 SSSg TITT KEE RRR YF, TTNN NG BAe wan Bake HAN NGG Sgs8 f Eee Hits EY WN GSES RRR EFEL i A NN N OUOR! RRP cL WAR NN NG OR EPEC E HSA RAS of R RERELLLLIA AN NN OOC KEES GG 00 bp R @ G0 OL Bp Eo" NNN Eco 8 8E BB Ee ORAS GGG “oo DDD EEE N NN HHL &£ HHH L L raf ba £ HOH I TLL SS WILL a: Male LWAYa MAKE BEAUTIFUL RO) BREAD AND BISCUITS. - ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner Ast street aud Indiana avenue Jet WM. M. GALT & Co. UHN B. and 206 sea Koki Box ‘Post ty Ottiog. city. KELLY, A. 6 629 and ‘delivered free of to allpartsof the vered | charge parts. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. S, ® Bluey, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS jx of the Fis Bieiee by BixFine mar24 "Tuoursows ax MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Btreet, opposite Patent Office. Fine Dress 8° Shirts for $16.60. Regagr ees ees Boys" ehicta, “hh Hosiery and Underwear wwices: 1112 F Srnrzr Nonrawesr, WASHINGTON, D.O. Shirts to order, ‘Shirts to ordar, SUCOESOR 70 ‘ DUBREUIL BROSHERS, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. inest Dress Shirts to order. $12.09 , SHIRT FACTORY Tine assortment’ of [HE WEEKLY STAR. 2d Edition. Latest earn fo St Convicts Sentenced for Attempting to Escape. PrrTerrELD, Mass. Jan. 26 —Six prisoners at the county jail,’ who Were conce! tempts to escape, and who assaulted Jaller Scott during the fracas, were sentenced this morning to terms of imprisonments, which after they have completed the terms they are now serving. M. H. Strickland, of Williamstown, goes to state prison for eight years; Thaddeus Piper, of Lee, for nine years; John Buttor, Paul Stone, Thomas Bag- Jey and Frank Allen get five years each in the ‘berkshire House of Correction. eee General Foreign News by Cable. PROSECUTION OF RUSSIAN NIHILISTS. Lonvon, Jan. 26.—A St. Petersburg dispatch to the Exchange ‘Telegraph Company says: In con- sequence Of revelations made at the trial of the anarchists at Lyons, Gen. Mouraviaff, the public rosecutor, has temporarily quitted St. ers- On his return the government will prose- cute Kobozeff, who was connected with the con- ‘at the mine in Little Garden street. Other prominent nibilists will be prosecuted at the same time. ————— An Elcction baer! Punished for Per- jury. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 26.—Michael S. Const- dine, an election inspector at the last November election, this morning pleaded guilty before Judze Hare toa charge of perjury, the allegation being that when he ‘took his oath of office he swore that he was not directly or indirectly interested in any bet or wager on the result of the election, which subsequently appeared to be false. The district attorney said the offense committed was enal one, but he did not think that this case called for a severe punishment, as he thought that the defendant had acted more through careless- hess than anything else. The judge sentenced him to pay a fine of $20, undergo an linprisonment of three days, and be barred from the right of suf- {rage for the period of four years, the term pre- scribed by the act of assembly. ee ‘Wall Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET STILL DULL. New York, Jan, 2%.—The Post's financial article says: The stock market was dull during the fore- noon, and generally weak, the only exception to this being @ temporary firmness for about fifteen ralnutes ut the opening. The aggregate of sales to 19:30 o’clock was abou 150,900 silares,or about ,000 less than during the same hours yesterday. ‘The net result of the forencon’s business was an average decline from last night's prices of to 1%, the latter on inion Pacific, which was the weakest stock on the Jist. At 12°30 the market was dull and steady.. The saying that “it is always the une’ that happens in speculation,” has a foundation in fact, and fs applicable to the stock market. A month co there Was reason for thinking the prices of stocks generally would advance before the end of January. The expectation has, however, been disappointed. Too much bullish talk and too much prediction of an advance by prominent speculators, together with the various litigations, have created distrust, which 1s, to a large extent, unwarranted, and which may Misappear when efforts to overcome it have ceased. eae i ‘Telegraphic Briefs. A fire in Omaha, Neb., this morning, damaged the stocks of McMahon, Albert & Co., ‘wholesale druggists, and Meyer & Raapke, grocers, and Har- berg, Dillars & Werth’s restuurant. The total loss 8 000, ‘The Cinetnnatt steam forge company’s buildin; in the western partof the city, was burned early this morning; loss is $30,000; insurance, $22 000. Seventy-five men are thrown out of employment. SS Sowa ue Nominations ‘To-day. ‘The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Lieut. Colonel James C. Duane, corps of engi- neers, to be colonel. ‘Major Henry M. Robert, corps of engineers, to be Meutenant colonel. Chas. A. Brastow, to be receiver of public moneys at Del Norte, Col. Eiward L. Salisbury to be receiver of public moneys at Leadville, Col. mge W. Fay to be register land office, at Manasha, Wis. Albert K. Osborn, to be register land office at Bayheld, Wis Samuel C. Wirgard, of Washington Territory, to be associate Justice supreme court, Territory of Vashiny n. ‘ Postmasters Chartes A. Pilling, at North An- lover BSS. 5 ut [pm Scr, Sat, Ge aoe ma nn. fohn mT, ny, 8.5 [ent Porter, ‘Connellsville,’ Pa; Miller” Beatty, Clarion, Pa.; Jackson P. Keeney, Towanda, Pa.: Melville 8." " Thomy Cotdersport, ” Pa. burne, Texas; James F. Orlando Sylvester N. Clark, McMahon, New sexes Ohio A. Som Kokomo, dian: ‘Samuel Bucknell, ational Stock Yards Tilinots: B. B. Hamilton, Whitehall, IL; ‘W. Motr, Eidora, Iowa; C. A. Lisle, Fort Madison, Towa; James M. Emory, Lemars, lowa; Sophus N. Miller, Alexandria, Minn; Thos. J. Pickett, jr., Ashland, Neb. ; Alfred H. Lewis, Mill- bank, Dak. Probate Court Business. WILLS OF WM. & BUCHLY, ALEXANDER GARDNER, BTO. In the Probate Court to-day the will of the late ‘Wm. 8. Buchly was fully proven, admitted to pro- bate and letters testamentary Issued to his widow, Alice J. Buchly, whom he appoints executrix on ond of $2,000. He leaves all moneys arising from policles of insurance, not specially assigned, to nis widow, that shé may invest them for the benefit of herself and children; also, all the inter est in the business belonging’ to him at 912 Penn- sylvania avenue, including food will, stock, 1x- tures, &., to which he may be entitled under a fair and equitable construction of his father’s will, Teferring to the last co:licli, to be dispdsed as she may see Mit; also, the effects of his residence, 930 € street, and he names his wife and H. C. Thorn as executors. Mr. Thorn renounced his right and letters were issued the widow on bond of $2,000. - ‘The will of the late Alexander Gardner was also filed and fully proven, and letters issued to his widow, Margaret Sinclair Gardner, on bond of $1,500, He leaves his estate, real, ‘personal and inixed, to his widow. ‘The wil of Wm. J. Hassall, filed heretofore, was admitted to probate, and leiters issued to F. R. Falconer; bond $10,080. Wm. I Dyer was appoint ed guardian of the orphans of I. Dyer, deceased; bond $2,000, and in the case of the estate an order of salewas made. Estate of Charles Perry; sale by executor ratified. Will of Eugenia Berry was admitted to probate. ‘The will of the late Louis Neutath was filed, admitted to probate,and letters testamentary issued to Catherine E. Neurath; bond of $8,000, Hie learesio his wife pt. lot 2, sq. 813, and the balance of his estate to his children. Margaret Leddy was appointed guaraian of M. Leddy; bond $2,000. John Bligh, guardian to Mary Ann and James Ready; exceptions to account filed. P.B. Bergevin’ was appointed guar- dian of W. B. Bergevin; bond $500, — The — | WM. DICKSON INDICTED, Defore 8 o'clock and reported an against Wm. Dickson for “corruptly endeavoring to influence jurors.” The document is very voluminous. It Gives a detatled statement of the changes against Dickson, including the statement a Dickson to the jury. The names of witnesses gubscribed “on_ the of the Paper are Jurors John B. McCarthy, Zacha- flak Tobriner, Matthew McNelly, W. Cox, Henry’A. Olcott, Elwin D. Doniphan, 7. Murray and Edwin J. McLain; Alfred M. Low, Harry P. Godwin, P. A. Kennedy and Brew- ameron. ster C: ‘The indictment ts in two counts, and the charge is that Dickson “unlawfully and did produce,and openly exhibit to the jurors aforesaid, a written statement and Paper, and Unlawfully = snd corruptly, in loud voice did proclaim, and to the’ jurors the de- clarations,” &c., contained in his statement re- garding his interview with Bowen. A gentleman connected with the prosecution told & Sta reporter that the delay in finding the indictment was caused by technical objections to the form of the bill, an@ when these were remedied to meet views of Jurors the indictment ‘was promptiy returned. TOE RESIDENTS RESIST THE ATTEMPT TO RAISE TEL- EPHONE POLES As the residents of Le Droit Park returned to their homes yesterday evening they were aston- ished to see Maple avenue disfigured with a number of unsightiy telegraph poles. To say that there was great indignation only mildly expresses the —_ feeling which _prevatled. An investigatioa showed that the telephone company, tnrough its contractor, sent the poles da ging of men tothe park in the afternoon atan hour when the male residents were all ab- sent and by rapid wor. succeeded in erecting all the poles before dark. Last night a number of the Pproperty-owners came together and determined to resent the outrage in a summary manner. Accordingly, thts morning, after taking legal advice and ascertaining that the District govern- ment had not granted any permit to erect poles outside of the entrance to the park, and authority not having been granted for erecting them inside, the executive “comuittee of the LeDroit Park property owners’ association decided to have cut down. A gang of expert wool cutters were engaged, and this afternoon, under the direction of Mr. Scott Smith, the président of the association, and Mr. George 8. Prindle, a member of the executive committee, the poles were 1y cut down. The pro; ‘owners are determined to maintain thelr rights, and not permit this handsome park to be defaced with telegraph poles, Although the streets in the park are private property, the tele- phone company aasamed the right to erect poles ereon. & Capi Notes, CENSUS DEFICIENCY. ‘The Senate appropriations committee this morn- ing agreed to report the joint resdlution appropri- ating $200,000 to continue the work of the census, with am amendment reducing the amount to $100,- 000. ‘The original amount was made up of $1 to continue the work of the census during the cur- rent fiscal year, and the remainder to be applied to next year’s work. The committee Rave found the work of the census in such an unsatisfactory condition, however, that they are unwilling to re- commend the appropriation of any considerable amount, without assurance that the money will hot bé wasted, and this assurance they have thus far fatled to obtain, notwithstanding the fect that they have had before them twice the Secretary of the Interior and Acting Superintendent of the Census Rich- ards. These oMclals attended the committee's meeting this morning, and endeavored to explain the state of affairs in the census bureau, but their ‘Statements only confirmed the opinion of the com- mittee that the work of the census Was in such @ State of confusion that Congress would not be Warranted at this time in granting a greater amount than is barely sufficient to keep the bureau running. It 1s not unlikely that this ace ton of the committee will be followed by a bill providing for the early termination of the work of colluting and publishing, within limits consider- ably narrower than as now contemplated by the Scientific gentlemen who have charge of the de- tails of the work. CONFERENCE OF DAMOCRATIC SENATORS ON THE TARIFF BILL. The democratic Senators, or some of them, held an Informal conference yesterday afternoon, to talk over the tariff bil. They discussed the pro- visions of the bill in a = way, and it was unanimously agreed that there should not be any factious opposition to the Dassage of the measure, ‘The Senators present all coincided in the opinion that It was the duty of the democrats to endeavor reductions than those shall BO istering nor any attempt to talk the Dill to death; that the democrats ize the import. ance of passing a tariff bill, and that they will join in eel fo ‘the passage of such we ick at thts session, but they do prove” it by amendments. conference was that the democrats best dill, from their standpoint, that they can. Failing wo Yd such a measure as they desire —| as they Kk, Ought to be passed, they wi ‘acquiesce in voting for the best they can ‘THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS AND THE TARIFF BILL. A second caucus of the republican Senators was held afternoon to agree as to a line of Policy touching the tariff Dill. It was decided to Temain in session each day until a late hour in the afternoon, rather than hold night sessions. Mr. Morrill was authorized to offer in the Senate to- day a resolution providing tor the enforesment of @ five-minute rule, with the understanding that its adoption be not insisted upon ff a disposition to resist it should be shown by the democrats or its consideration should bid fair to consume any considerable time. ‘The resolution placing the conduct of the bill unreservedly in the hands of the finance committee was adopted with but two dissenting votes — Senators Hoar and McDill. These gentlemen, while in accord with the caucus ‘on the general proposition to expedite the passage of the bill, dissented from the method proposed ss placing too great limitations upon individual ac- Uon. Republican Senators last. evening spoke of the results of the caucus as highly satisiactory. A SIGNIFICANT VOTE ON THE TARIFF, In the Senate this afternoon a significant vote was had on the tariff op iron. By a vote of 30 to 27 (Messrs. Sherman and Van Wyck voting with the democrats) the duty on bar iron was fixed at ‘88 per ton, instead of $19 60, as recoramended by tae finance committee, The significance of the vote lies in the fact that the finance committee Was defeated by the aid of republican votes. PENSIONS TO ONE-ARMED AND ONE-LEGGED 80L- DIERS. Mr. Van Wyck presented in the Senate this af- ternoon another minority report, signea by him- szlf and Mr. Chilcott, from the committee on pen- sions, in relation to the Dill to increase pensions to one- ‘and one-legged soldiers. REDUCTION OF DUTIES ON IRON, Inthe Senate this afternoon, on motion of Mr, Brown, the duty on bar iron, round, not less than three-fourths of an inch in diameter, and on square iron not less than three-fourths of an inch Political Masters. SENATORIAL DEADLOCK IN POUR 8T BROKEN, One Daliot was taken by the Minnesota legisia- ture yesterday for United States Senator, which resulted as follows: Windom, 50; Wilson, 83; Dun- ‘nell, 10; Cole, 17; Hubbard, 9; Kindred, 6; Davis, Farmer, 8; Start, 4; Wakefield, 2; scattering, total, 143. Two ballots were taken in the Michigan legislature. The second resulted: Stout, 46; Ferry, 48; Hanchett, 8; Willetts, 8; Hannah, 16; scatter. ing,2 There were three absentees. The last bal- lot in the Colorado ture stood: Pitkin, 15; Hammill, 10; Routt, a; Bil 1. The republicans held a Caucus last night, came to no agreement. The Nebraska legisiature reached Its twelith ballot without ‘ing the a or matertally changing the vote for the several candidates. GUILTY OF RURCTION FRAUDS IN PHILADELPHIA. Lawyer Thomas Maher, jr., Isaae L. Street and Joseph Myers, the first named’ a democrat ang the other two republicans, all three of whom Were election officers in Philadelphia atthe mayoralty election of February, 1881, Were put on trial last Monday on the cai of making a false return of the votes cast at that election. The trial was concluded yesterday, the jury rendering a verdict of guilty. “A motion in arrest of {urement and for anew trial was made, and deiendants were allowed to depart, their bali of $2,500 each being renewed. FOLITICAL NOTES. At the muntclpal election in Wheel Va., yesterday, J. A. Miller, dem., defeat Wahace, rep., by'390 majority. ‘The republicans elect chief of police, city clerk and wharf master. The councl basa slight democratic majority. The chancellor of New Jersey has ren ade clsion making perpetual ‘the injunction restrain Jug the opening of the ballot boxes in the contest which Branning, dem., has entered against Bam- Tord, rep., in the second assembly disirict of Cain- den vounty. Members of the prohtbition party of New Jersey held a consultation yesterday and made arrange ments for a jgorou. campaign in the coming talk Tt was decided to hold a state convention in “Trene ton on the 224 of May to nominate a candidate for governor. The judiciary committee of the Maino legisia- ture yesterday voted to report that levislation changing the time of the state elections from September to November would be tnexpedient, Baneenentitt at ates News Briefs. McFerron and McIntosh, two Pitisburgers, have arranged for a prize fight for $800 a side, 10 take place near Pittsburg im a few days. Rev. Samuel Fish, for Mfty years pastor ot the Baptist church, at Hailfax, Vi. and the oldest of tat denominaiton in the state, died yesterday, aged 94 The Mextcan Central ratlway company bas te. ‘sued a subscription for 96,082, West aK ‘the company considers to be sufficient to com oof) main line by the first quarter of the year At Memphis, Tenn., Achilles Winberg Quarreled with James Proudft, a clerk in the De mere one = eee ‘and kulea by elder an axe, and was r an brother'of Proud! The New York ot yesterday adopted a Te commer the control of emigi fairs to the national government. * Mr. A. Gorden Hamersicy, a well-known New neumonia, Wednesday, aged 70 real estate on Fifth $2,000,000, which descends to his son Lewis, who is now dangerously sly ill Of the disease of which his father dicd. Dr. James Waring, a gentleman of fine literary attatnments and a successful physician, died at his residence, near Chaptico, St Mary's Ma, ete Jon Wills a, proprictor of a saloon ir. in P. Wilson, or a on West Baltimore strect, Baltimore, has been in- dicted by the grand jury on seven d'stinct charges, two of which are for gambling, tour for forgery and the other for conspiracy. The birthday of Robert Burns was celebrated in ‘New York last eventi the Prince of reties. Prince Victor, the eldest. son of Wales, 1s an inveterate smoker of ciza vulting hed em ES — assaulting a yout y living in of that city. was in Jail Wednesday to await examination before the mayor next Monday. Garrett is a married man with three children, Mr. O'Brien, editor of United Ireland, was elected. to parliament from Mallow over Wm. Naish, gov- ernment candidate. A large three-masted schooner was lost at the mouth of the Fly river, New Guinea. The crew, ‘seventeen {n number, were killed by savages, thelr meat Providence ORL, Wink E. Heywood, a Mier, Providence, K.L., William E. Hey twenty-five years old, shot himself in the head and died instantly. He had just asked a young woman. to marry him. While coasting 1 M Miss Annie Bonnett, agod about tes year teas? tured her 1 me A = ys reached row: lenry Kana, son 2 well-known eltisca of Dinwiddie colored youths, at Clark's mill. B bs) Fs AN EX-JUSTICE OF THE Psace uy to the ground. Mr Teele escaped without injury, but the ladies were all move or less injured. ree of them, Miss Eilzabeth McKenzie and the wo Misses Quimby, Were picked up unconscious. Miss McKenzie’s in~ Juries are of @ very dangerous character, SIGNIFICANT Ports in Evrorgan Portrics.—The French ministry conferred yesterday with a com- mittee of the chamber of deputies against the pretenders The committee then adopted a proposition excluding from French tere Titory all members of families having reigne’ tn France. ...The porte in a circular note claims that the English note concerning Ecypt ts at vurlance with ‘Turkey's rights... An Overdank club tas been formed in Trieste....The Emperor of Auta yesterday entertained M. de Giers at dinner..... Marquis de Sardaol, vice president of the Spanish Chamber of Deputies, recently drank to “The Liberty of the Press, ‘to Democracy and to King Alonso.” oo INTERRUTTION OF THE SOLEMN SERVICES OVER THe NEWHALL Hovse Vicrims.—During the sere Vices at the Exposition building in Milwaukee Festerday over the remains of those who lost their ives in the Newhall house fire an interry, Was caused by the explosion of a steam in One of the galleries. ‘The crowd made a rush for the exits, but were soon qui ‘There were fully 10,000 people in the bufiding, but the stam- pede was unattended by any fatal result. Simul- Tancously with the exercises at the exposition the Catholics held services at St. John’s ‘aly which was heavily draped in mourning. ————_-o-—______ Will of | Margaret Burke, was filed, admitted probate, and _ letters _ testamentary issued to Rev. Father U’Sullivan in $100 bond and 28 guardian of her son Sh ——_—_ District Government Affairs, THE LE NUISANCE. Several property holders were before the Com- missioners to-day ba) care —— the erection of telegraph poles in front of their premises, —_—<.——_ JUDGE SNELL Exrouxds THE Law 48 TO HOUSE BREAKING.—Chas. Bowles, a ing for housebreaking, under the new law, in sneaking into the hallway of Mr. August Donath’s house, No. 1406 Sth street, and stealing two had been Fecoversd by the polles: as mie Srmperay n recovered by the pol property. He also stated that they were stolen from his house last ‘Tuesday evening about 8 o'clock. A ‘one that looked like him, $1.50 on one of the coats. This closed the evidence, and counsel for the pris- oner raised the el that the house was not broken into, and it was not shown that the door was closed at the time of the larceny. The courv’s ‘one, and the wholesome effect it would have if the severest sentences were imy rite cay ere had. Ji Snell sald under the new law it fs not necessary to prove the house was en into, or even that the door was opened; but if the house was entered in any way and articles stolen by the defendant, he 4s guilty of housebreaking. The case was sent to the grand jury, and the defendant was committed in default of $500 bonds, aS IE ALABAMA CLAIMB.—The court of commissioners of Alabama claims met this morning,and an order juare was reduced from one cent per pound, as in tiie bilt to #20 per ton. Also, the duty'on fate tess than an inch wide or less than three-eighths ~ Set “That hereafter all the which shall occur in the various grades of the line or staff of the navy shall be by promotion as follows: For each two vacancice there dhall be one romotion in each wer grades until such ere ea y the provisions of the act » "The bill abolishes the grade of commodore, but no commodore now in the scrvice is to be reduced in rank or ved of his commission. The Presi- dent is aut to select from the army and avy five officers, who shall constitute a board to spect ‘which belong. On the abject of promotion the bill contains the follow- = iq vacancies THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. SThefollowing are the opening and closing prices ci the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reporied by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street. a 1d to oe. 84 8: 833 8 2 (3 roe suicide op Wed shi MURDER OR Svicips 1—W. C. ef Hd eine sir ove with, which Mrs, JENNY BKOOKS Cha WEORD, ‘wife of Samuel word. HARTNETT. On 2Fth, ARS, at Friday, Jan 5:805.m., MAURICE J- HARTNETT in. the twenty” ints year of his ege, of pumonary hemorsheze,