Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1883, Page 3

4a ae AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FAMILIES. a's MARVELOUS e MUTUAL R ON insurca fourteen millon of dol- fn the Last Ehaur Wricht and the neppard Homans, the ereat act- cour yian. Solicitors wanted. 1509 Hl vtreet- I. ¥. KNIGHT. ‘Ao TO YOUR INCOME, ADD TO Yeun TNeomr. Cinb13 of the MUTUAL INV} fers the surest means of makin~ Its from 310 Manager. he iabe reset Ke Te orre- K private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWrEN WASHINGTOS, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stecks and Investment Securities Bought and Sold on Commission, No. 39 161m STREET, (CORCORAN oe 4geucy for Prince and Whi y. Stock Brokers, 4 Bnoapway. New Youn. Frefrr clees of Securities boncht and fold on commmts- gion in San Parnes tetphia, New réers exeexted on the of one per cent comumiteion. Private and dimet tlgraph wires to hin, New York and = executed on formation wi regenting ¢ Mth Sile a STEAMERS. &e. M VERNON! MT. VERNON!I STEAMER W. Ww. wes Tth street wharf dail ‘enon at 10 o'clock a. jor: shout 3:30 p.m. concor et Si 1. L, BLAK . Captain. EW KOTTERDAM, face. full powered, CI AMSTERDAM. Dutel un treet, G. METZEKOTT yD— Berween New Yorn, iene Lospos, sovtuame ros axp BXEME ow York: ort i} ‘ehuS} \yaila avente northwest, Axen! is (0F jal URG LINE. WEEKLY FIVE OF STRaWwens LEAVING ~eW YORK PVERY THURSDAY FOR ENGLA De decease aes AND EVERY WEDNESDAY Kom SEW ORD. RATE OF PAssAG! $60, $50 and $100 for juss: heer accommodations Flecragr af very low rates. Stevrage tickets from Liv. nd Queenstown and al other partsof Europeat Throuch hills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Bavre, Autwerp aud other parts on the Col sand ‘Mediterranean ports. weer frei snd pamare aprty at the Company's office, fo, $ Bowling Green, steeraze and cabin to Tis BIGELOW Washington, or €O., GS Tth strest, Ce VLENON A. BROWN & CO., New Mesars. OT18, BiGRLOW & Soom th street, W: _RA ILROADS. FAST, AND THE ONLY Ursa ene ¥AST AND THE NG {OUbLe rRacg! ress. rs, fo cmmesnate 8 dois and Cuncac jay Stations. zy RAND sia Farior Cars to New Yorks o—Staunton and Vi gerstown and at Point sed Bos Tor Foe for Frederct) ‘Bult WU baltimore, Hyatt-ville Laurel Express. re at Belteville, An sil 3c, Jessup's ut ‘at aJ siations, ORE e EXPRESS (tops at Hyatsvills LE Pittsburg, Chicacs, Cincinastt and St, Loula Express. ag etn Cats to Cincinnatl, Louisville re, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Way. 48 Ol ee Ba tiiore ana. ii phia and X.Y. Expros. ay ptagons,(W 4 Way, Via Relay. 05— Folut of bi LE Niecpine Care t ELEHIA SEW Qk and "BOSTON Skepitts Cars to New York. Gndunatl ‘and. St “Louis” By ‘o Cunannati St Loaieand Chicazo. RD WAY STATIONS. (ther traine daily, except'Sunday ‘Station. fimors an oo mp gtatee cha ot Sie, comer orders iets 10 be checked and received at Bi, ;, Gen. Famenger Agout, Balto, Master of Traus.. Baito.” my? Epes vauis : Wall Le token fo ve day Past | feopirie Cis frou Shure & Gaeinnae Western Express daily P; Cars to Pit eam, 030 Dene Galy tor ad ‘Xp fOToMAC RATLROAD. reac sr, Rochester, Buftslo. Ni eek Tine, 640am, and 4:40 Pm. daily, except Sunds. 2a Apnapolts, 6402.0: and 4:40 p.m. daily, except 4_AND FREDERICESBU! RAT. ATESANDIUA AND WARDENGLU, FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. TO-mMOKROW. RUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED F ONTRE PERE iene * ADA REAR TO oar i By virtue of m deed of trust given to Be. nef ree ried in Liber No. 991, folto 87 et the laud records for the Dirtaiot of Col squeal Of Gis parky scctred, we ction ESDAY, TH ab Fe ee # OCI Ye A. mit cf the premises, all tha Parcel of and prema n the Distoct of Columbia and me distin, shed as sub-lot conta-ning Gr less, 1 being ihe same pro perty con} a hhine Waliace a ‘Woiluce to Henry stuebner by fe th, 18 ease recor ded in Liber s. easemeiits. ances ‘thereto One-third cach; balance in onthe; notes t9 Dear interent and tb d Gost of the defauiting purchaser, after five notice of euch resale in some new-paper publ Washington, Aperonit of $100 required at sale, JOHN ADE! ing machines is theanti- _used only on the INE. The most aclicato nes with ‘the greatest asc. A arded to this machine at tno ee, ‘the very best » the Ne: the worlt. Ai Victor and” ; Bion ixe Machines, Ail soid on easy monthly payments e OPPENHEIM MER & en a oud ‘Bulaiog.” nd was es: finished machine _Mechines rentet and repaired. $a VERY SEWI ACHINE MAN THINKS “y ole the best 1 e. HE T know that Ido, beca ase ich you Like. MCKEN) 21 bth strost. Tue Queers O ep Arn ‘The superiority of the threading ING MACHINE. 2 howled by ‘the hixhest mechan- and the nd for them is steadily pueda tre becoming mote extensive- 2 endor:ement of over ms Ulustra: CAUELBACH. Corner 7th and H street, Sole Agent. New, Tatest Im*roved Machines of all minds for Salo % Special Attention to Repairing. jad SEECIANEES G ti Ul diseases of the urinary cr: md nervous system. Cases recent!y contracted curesl in 4 to6 days. fers to 1 ding hy. of bastions. his native city. Main office, N. Libert: — Sea Private and more, MM ate and pe Ges a SEE POO, A, Cp D REAL ANTROLCOER, He tells consultons person that ean (to 80, ‘ards of BUSINESS TEST describes i “s. ¥ mechanically. Circles uceday and Friday evenings for manifestations. _ Will for private sittinas. ¥50 K st. DLW. Saige M H. F. WIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR- 4¥2 voyant Phys.cian, has eminent success in treating acute and chronic diseases (both mental and physical), Wit out tied ene, Rooms 600 6th street northwest. an by} pies Pemen 50 bROOKE, TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF cAl|busness confidential Ladties and Gon. s each 408 L street, Lacy, WORLD- RENOWNED FORTUS) edical. Business oyant, bern with accom sieht ‘ells without, ‘questioning naiuca, davon events, description, — chsracter friends. ‘Setefaction gusrants AND Qu ‘EEN _EMMA, RTUNE TELLERS, ‘are encamped 08 Ith st. n.w. ‘They have testi- ite of England, France, I urcre at D ale from the ited States, PROFESSIONAL, oes MOMetel ‘hat €1 Field eurlopera. HEMPLER'S (The pe optician Siaud, 450°Pa. sve. Telophonic connection 2 SEEUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON- nity, hence the thonsands from far and near that HITES eqtabliahment 14 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's f Nails, Chil- proidasies of Corns. Damion Paint, Vaculie Exerevences and other complaints of th hiugion, D.C., in 1861. mor th: we feet. Established in ere to tho mont eminent yricians tnd ‘eungeons: Oftice tee E Yer Wait for putting the feet in order. Jali fer ith OH WHAT A ao aie dies ent Bunions, when by calling en, Dr. " Chitopodist ‘you can have 1 Tequest of some of the elite ton, New York’ and’ Bonion, whe tare oes Grented at her oes, ue anid ites. Mra. Semmes has hag fifteen years active. jiable Societe of cxordinacy cures can be had had at om office, 6U1, cor. E and 13th streets northwest, “Gmce hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or later is ment = bd a p sellg Ey DONEE, MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN, Hye ktaie, Soecewully Female, Diseases Neural-ia, 7 sh, omen ieee s an i Siedicated ae 417 G street, opposite Rigs House. 020 . M.S. PARSONS, M’ DICAL ELECTRICIAN, por Baths, Mi ft ae. Hoar reatnoea foure Tron iF eiscot uortivwest. Osan (001 TORED BY USING A BOITLE Se toot Dur BLOTHERS Invacatt i Cor Mal, Wil cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Duty and Impotency. It imp vigor to the whole system. 906 eee je17-1m" D ‘03 OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND Only reriable Laitics' Physician it the aie co ly a: 237 Pennsylvania avenue. All female ad Tgomularities = qickly removed. Correspondenc and consul: on rooms for Sea) ‘Ottice BKOTH#RS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE iptioas and gend you to some sido show drug- to divide profits with the doctor. Syphilis or sa Ghay, ish you mediines ‘tnkety-five sence ‘be dail at {240 Tth stteetmortweat ‘Otiicehours ‘clock p.m.. with ladies ony. nal!-10m" >EADI are MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS Certain cae tors Orh Impotency, Sane: ooormbac guna te ‘a cy, We Feces Geese pees’ Ramayan seal on receiDt of price. aull box con: treatment. One : five dollars; went bj Erepaid on Wegnarantee six boxos any coos. Witt eek order received by us for six boxes, accompanied a Sve dollars, we will send the gar writen gaan, wntee to return the mone} treatment does a ta cure, | Guara ee ina oy, STOTT & CROM- i. JOHN TRIPP § BLOOD PI PURIFIER te cure gor Syphilis, Serofula, Ovarium eases ant ail Puce, vane House donest stat in this ci Ex — tee acure in all ibe oe aa 7%, ODeauR, ervous We confidential. al gi o Satmrdaye, from Fedine' Dhiiclane ed Baltimore: Main treet, Baltimore. Md. OUNG MEN. moot PE, Baye fallod to recetve Dee LORETO, THE MOST RELIABLE 7 ‘d._epecialixt Sey Complaint, Nertous'Debility, mature Deoay, ‘Seminal ay. ‘Seit-cuamthaticn andl eli. ‘oar “Tae Laws oF Address Hecretary, UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPET: som SIOVES, &c., ko, = ALs0, LOTS TINW: Tra. PE. I = so SOAR BACKING, 8 Bite, ke “medica SHOW! Cae Hi GU ORS AUCTIO} Tenet URSDAY, “non LETm GE TES O'CLOCK. we oom ‘general cultection of goods. he ko. gANEARY, THIR- Seal eae ir Colee oalte City Post Office, CONTINUATION OF os F gueat SALE OF DRY CHANDLER'S, No. 707 Market aNea tim G, JANUARY. unter at CLOG every day’ thersafter un! hove stock tw disposed OE NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS. CHAS. WEFES, Salesman, 3329 ‘Late with Duncangon Bros, alten B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ANDSOME WALNUT “CHAMBER sur HAG PeACHULy UF UP TABLF, W, SASH CHAMBER 8 WS AND im, MALE erent ‘OP 0) EASY Gi TABLE, BEST QUALITY INGRALY CANPET ery GLAS AND CROCK Y WARE, TOILET SE’ kifoatn UTENSILS. as WEDNESDAY, astane THIRTY-FIRS' SG5, comnine LOCK, A. M., wo shall fe ths and thy the Hatt oe bare e attention 0 oar = wWaLini 'B. W TLLL LLIAMS & ( &CO., ‘Auctioneers. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. EXECUTON’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- EROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES Underand by. virtue of the powers in me v4 by the last will and testament of Wilhelmin decease I sball, on TUES! Ki INTH, 1888, at FOUR 0 in front of the prentises, offer for-sale at public auction, part lot seventeen, ip sguere 451, beginning same at the distance of 177 fect from the southeast corner of seid nquare, on the: line of 7th street west, and runnin, then 11190 fects thence rout 36 fe £, thence eas 100 feet Mote pane of 7th street, an ent line cf ra'd street north 26. fect to the ning, improved by a large three-story brick store. Terme cf sale: One-third cash and the balance in one and two years, with interest ai6 per cent, to be secured by decd of trist upon the premises. A deposit of #800 wi ti of al I conveyancing purchaver's cost,” in 7 days the a resell at risk an cont of defaulting purchaser, r Bdaye' publ Dotice of such resale in some news edin Washingt eat ‘CHARLES WALTER, ae Estate of Wilhelmina loceased. r, Leal ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY the FIFTEEN H DAY OF JANUARY, A. ‘D. 1883, at same hour and p’ Executor of Estate of SHARES Hidianr dbocaséa. Jan8-eokds BOVE 8. 18 POSTPONED UNTIL TUES ESD, ORT ‘THIRD day of January, ‘WEN D. 1889, samo hour and zi ont HARLES WALTER seed Estate of Wilhelmina Pichler, THE ABOVE SALE eet until SATURDAY, AY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1 CHA! Jan23-4 Executor of Wilhelmina 18 FURTHER POST. the TWENTY-SEV SEVENTH WALTE! a '@ THE ABOVE SALE 18_FURTHER POST- Rugh wad THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY OF FEB- WARY, A. D., 1883, same hour and place, CHARLES WALTER, 3a27-4__ Executor of Wilhelmina Eichler, decsased. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtne of a decree of.the Supreme Court. off fhe Platrict of Columbia, in banity Cansen Nos. £8034 and $193, doo. 22, "consolidated and entitled art Loony va. Quill ot al- and Quill vs. Loony proenotgs on the 13th day of December, 1882, t! i trustees, for that SIXTH DAY OF UARY, A. 3A oO KP. M., sell At publiganeticn, tothe hichent bidder: hirtreat of the _Phemlses, the following described real estate, to wit: Pvt, all that part or puredl of Jand Iyiug and being i fhe Gey of Washinton, and known 6 parts Lots thirteen Hd) and fourteen (14), of eer oe ee Tigee six hundred and twenty- ne the one eizht (8) feet front ok Tot toiseen | (4) and the west eixht (8) feet front of lot thirteen (13), the two parts of the lots to- gether forming « fronton north street of mxtoca (16) fect, und ronning back with even width one hundred’ and twenty-four feet, this being the same real estate, described in the deed of trust from Dennis ny and wife to Thos. F. Miller and John F. Riley, ‘Trustees, made Augnst 11th, A. D. 188i, and recorded in Liber D45, folio 281, land ‘records of the District of Columbia. eoond!y, and immediately thereafter, all the rest and residue of aid lots Nos, th: thi jrteen (23) and soar in square No. six hundred and twenty-four (624), Pitich is not included in wad deed of trum throm fo Thos. ¥. Milier and 3 John F. Nalley? dw. Ward & J odd, ee and corded in ers hg No. 745, folio 318, cf. eq. of the records of the District of Columbia, ‘being veTn rely: Cr is by virvasof nid id decree we shall coed to ell fn ‘front of the premises: to the higuort BEI St pal fuction, at EIVE O'CLOCK P. M., ON fife SAME DAY, ern. ‘corher “of 6 sauare neon one running — southeastwardly ion Massachusetts avenue e event seek feet. "it ) aud five (5) inches; ali Fight angles with said avenue twenty-two (22) feet an goven and one-quarter (744) inches; | Wienoe ‘ni fourteen (14) feet and three and three-quarter "OD incher ‘othe line of north F et .d_thence west alone the line of suid street seventy-six (16) fost ‘and ight (6) incnes to the of ming. Terme of sale: me faird eaah of ey 2 doposit of #100 on thereof parcel of Jang 03 will be ibe segue to be pai to the Tr the The balance nt one and stalmente for which the goecrod te purchaser are to be aa ‘or all cash at the option iy. ysafter sale, the Trustees to reeell i the risk of the aehauites Purchaser fhe parcel bought by hi him, ere ath atreet n D.W., WM. PIEKCE BELL, Ja25d 228 434 street, ‘Trustees. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE or HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS, The Collection of 8. JOHNSON, 733 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Containing CHOICE EXAMPLES Of the FIRST MASTERS OF EUROPE, Collected during the past summer in his personal visit to Paris, Duseeidorf, Munich, Berlin, Dresden, Carlerhue, Haly, and ali 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 OALLERY, Corner of Pepnsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street, Washington, D.C., AND TO BE + OLD BY AUCTION On THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, At ELEVEN AND THREE O'CL°CK. THOMAS DOWLING, : 5222-8¢ AUCTIONEER. UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND Lor. tothe hichest of the, ct ‘sh VURDAY, re Ses ee -THIBTY P.M. 'the west eoved “by two-story Frame ‘RTON, W. P. YOUNG, Auctionese, SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Sap reese Loss sae eee ae eo Frets 2,02: & CO.'S 6 EoD COFFEE. Coffee from which has been ‘time Taken” to felt the Coteo i rady for tee. No iment, no hurry, wRaN toe Ciscalars Por sale by 2° B.W. REED'S SONS, 3026 1216 F_S{REET NORTHWEST. Bosrox Cvcvssers, oe soos rah Souler Oysters, etc.. at 8 PALAOE MARKET, FRANK J. TIBBETS. MONDAY............ ....January 29, 1883. 2d Edition./= Latest Telegrams to The Star. General Foreign News by Cabl BRITISH PERSONALS. Pars, Jan. 28.—The Prince of Wales has arrived incognito at Cannes, where Mr. Gladstone Is stay- Ing for hts health. Sir Stafford Northcote 1s ex- pected there shortly. Lord Randoiph Churchill is Tesiding near Monte Carlo. THE PORTE GRANTED & RESPITE. Loxpon, Jan. 29.—The Standard sums up the effect of the visit of M. de Giers to Vienna, the most important post of which is that the porte ‘The Star Rente Trial. CONTLXUED FROM THE FIRGT EDITION. ‘The cross-examination of the witness AB Boone was finished about 8 o'clock. ‘The witness stated that he had a few remarks to make on his own account. He referred to the tes- wry: Apher gp Sood vious Witness. He salt the Questions of counsel attacked him in aa ql ET questions favorable to you?” inquired the court. ‘The witness replied that they were, Mr. il Bald he knew what the witness spoke of—it was the conversation with but if he()put on conversation he wi planation. The court sald he thought tt ought to be satis- factory, and he would not allow any explanation at present. ir, Merrick re-examined the witness at some length in explanation of matters brought out in cross-examination. The witness said he did not know that Moore had had am interest in the contracts of John W. Dorsey & Co. and Miner, Peck & Co. He said the terms of his contract with John W. Dorsey were LBS, CHOICE LARD.. 12 Iba, Bugar (nearly white) 1 gall. Best Catawba Wine... 5 Ibs, Soft Shell Almonds. Premium Chocolate, sweet or Fancy Old 6 Government Java va Cottoc. Speer’s Unfermented W: GEO. A. O'HARI 1213 7th street northwest, bet. M and N. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! azo 18) sonal re} i QoreQ $2 22 aa: coo, §...8 Bare WILL ALWAYs MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLY, BREAD AND BISCUITS, Wholesale Depot; Corner ist street and Indians avenus Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. ay em , LAMB, VEAL, i MUTto xc. CORNED BEEP 629 S30 ‘Center Mi aoe span Ce ares th 9th cote vite 10 206, Box 11, Clty Post Ofties, cqhiarkoting delivered freeaf charge to allparts of the HOUSEFURN ISHINGS. Great Repvornox Ix Pare Or LARGE SELF-FEEDING STOVES. a2228ving too lange a stook of above Stovos stil op hand, we will now eoll Theat ata lsoount of ten cau fret Emo orc Stoven Portavic suai ao ara Hite of doting on Sigrey fora Grates, aud Furnaces, Agents for Danforth's Vapor Stove and Fluid. W. 8. JENKS & CO.. ‘717 7th atrect nortnwest. 709. MARKET SPACE. in18 709. — 700. 700. 209. 709. 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 109 MARKET SPACE. Fon New Years. DINNER SETS, DESSERT PLATES, AF ER DINNER COFFEES, KETTLES, OYSTER PLATES, BASKETS, GLASS WARE, ALL KINDS, LES, FORKS, SPOONS, &v: M. W. BEVERIDGE, No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. 1 FINE PLATED WARE, KB, ans - Taste axp POCKET ! GUTLERY, UPHOLSTERERS’ MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, €84 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. d5 CHINA, (Glassy, cutter PLATED wan ARE NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. GEO. WATTS, HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, 814 7th streot, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Baapsvny, rrrPn UTENSILS. 026 PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1, 000. NEW ORGANS, $50 to $250. PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT HAVE BEEN USED, $15 to$275. PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT—Fifty instro- ments of all the makes; rent from §2 to $10 per month; rents applied on purchase, FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufacturer, 3020 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. P'4Nos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘Tho Best Medium- Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, fitnos and Organssold on instalments, rented or ex- chntiged; rent appllea it 5 CE) MUSIC. ‘he only Complete Stock ta the city. HENRY EBERBACH, Manazing vartner of the lato rin Elis nk Oot ah A Cann. irchasing agent in New leading manuta ( Pianog and Organg, suite able for the holiday teas. shipped it, but, owing to an rocldent, ia not arrive peel CHAUNCEY J. REED, je18__ (88 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. is granted a respite. eee ae ‘The Whipping Post in Maryland. Battrmore, Mp.. Jan, 29—Charles Foote,colored, was recently tried and convicted In the criminal court of brutally beating his wife, waich was made a misdemeanor, punishable with not ex. ceeding forty lashes, by an act of the last legis- lature. te Was sentenced to prison for sixty days, and to be whipped with seven lashes, The case Was taken to the court of appeals of this ‘state to test the constitutionality of the act of as- sembly, and that tribunal declared it constitu- tional.’ Foote’s term of imprisonment expired to-day, and he afterwant received the seven —_—+__. > The Reconstructed French Ministry. Lonvon, January 29.—A Paris dispatch to the Exchange telegraph company says: The recon- structed ministry appeared In the chamber of deputies to-day. The debate on the proscription Dill has commenced. cas een Gone up in Flames. New York, Jan. 29.—Early this morning flames Were discovered issuing from the fourth sto! window of the six-story building, numbers 34 ani 36 University Place,owned and occupied by Messrs. Hazleton Brothers, plano manufscturers Two hours from the time the fire was discovered the Dullding and most of the stock was completely destroyed. The damage to the stock is estimated to be about $80,000, and !3 covered by insurance to the amount of $85,000. The damage to the bulld- ing is said to be over $30,000, and 1s fully covered by insurance. ——— Ae Street To-day. FEVERISH STOCK MARKET. New York, Jan, 29—-The Post's Minaaclal article says: The stock market during the forenoon was feverish and on the whole weak and declining. ‘Three times during the forenoon there was a tem- arance of strength and an upward re- ‘he course of prices was downward. Pennsylvania was the only strong stock on the market. It openad % higher at 48%, advanced to 503g and then declined to 49%, then recovered to 50%,and then dropped to49y and again rallied to50. ‘The total sales up to 12:30 o'clock were about 190,000 shares. The net result of the forenoon busin however, shows stocks to be eed only a fraction lower than on Saturday AG 12:80 o'clock the market looked strong. ————— Nominations To-day. ‘The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Postmasters— Phineas R. Goold, at Little- ton, N.H.; Justin W. Moody, aterbury, ved John" B. Tyler, North Aaams, Mass. F.. Bowen, Millbury, Mass. Samuel "H. cannelt "Seymour, Charies Bt. Jon, fr. Td F. Grose, mpitigton, N. ¥.3 Langhitn, Fishkill on the Hudson, §. Hunter, " | Fokeepste, New 3 A ustus Cc avis, Somet Peon ivani Nathaniel Ateioae, eee . C.; Junius 8. Mobley, Union C. H., S. G.; Augustine ‘A Fletcher, Marietta, Ga.; Henry P. Phillipp!,Columbus, Tex. ? Robt. J. Patterson, Mincler Tha.;_ Sami Lynw Earlvilie, TIL; Cha rles_ Lynn, Carrollton, Ms Jacob *Frlendlich, Mount’ Sterling,’ Tit nellus VY. R.’ Pond, Quincy, ' Mich. Sactus M. Rhodes, Jefferson, Jowa; Robert H. 8) pense Algona, Iowa; Alonzo F. Lewis, Carthage, ; Edward S. Stackpole, Deer Lodge City, Mon- tana. ‘The District in Congress. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WIRES. Senator Ingalis, chairman of the Senate District commitee, says that he does not know that the Dilltn relation to the osnsing-of telegraph and telephone companies will be reached a sion, but he hopes it will; that Such an act will be passed as will require wires to be run under- ground, and to remove the unsightly poles now ‘standing. Capitol Notes. ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL. The Senate committee on appropriations at their Meeting to-day completed the army Dill and dil- Tected that it be reported to-day to the Senate ‘The committee have added about $900,000 to the amount appropriated by the House bill, and have tmended the une pro} : een Sot the abolition “ e pay yy providing that no new appoint- ments to the lon of pavmaster be made until the number of such officers is reduced to 40. The bill abolishes the grade of assistant surgeon gene- ral in the army. ——————— ‘The Death of Col. Irish. MEETING TO-DAY TO TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION. The funeral of Col O. H. Irish will take place to-morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock, from the New York Avenue Presbyterian church. A meeting of the heads of bureaus and chiefs of the Secretary’s office of the Treasury departinent was held in the room of Assistant Secretary French at noon to- day, to take action regarding the death of Col Irish. Appropriate remarks were made by Judge French and eee 4 committee to draft resait- tions was appointed, composed of Asststant Secre- taries French and New, Controllers Knox and Lawrence and Commissioner of Customs Johnson. Acommittee was also appointed to confer with the members of the family relative to the fuse coruposed of First Auditor Reynolds, Mr. Kim and guage Ela. The pecung, then adjourned until half past three o’clock this afternoon. The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day issued an order directing that the bureau of engraving and print- ing be closed to-morrow, the day of the funeral, and that the building be draped in mourning for thirty days. Mr. T. J. Sullivan will act as chiet of she Buran until a Successor to Col. Irish is ap- point The superintendents and others In charge of work at the bureau of engraving and printing met in the office of the late chief to-day to take action upon his death. Mr. Sullivan, the acting chief, presided. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions, When the committee retired a num- ber of the superintendents spoke in feeling terms of Col. Irish, both as aman andan offer. The committee then presented the appropriate reso lutions, which were unantmously adopted. posit deci wetteaa eerie Tae Dovste PENston Case.—The U. 8. Supreme Court toeday affirmed the decision of the lower court in the double pension case of General Ward B. Burnett against the Secretary of the Interior. General Burnett was in receipt’ of a pension of $50 per month, authorized by a spectal act of Con- gress, Under the general pension laws of 1872-74 and 1680 he became entitled to increased rates of pension, and on July 17, 1882, a new pension cer- ifleate for $72 per month was tssued to bim under the general law. On the 2ist of July, 1882, he re- turned to Secretary Teller the certificate for a Pension of $50 per month, under the special act, and onerea Sate ee In ee he now asserts that he acted un: visedly, and he prays for a writ of mandamus to compel Secretary ‘Teller to return to him the certificate. The prayer is not granted. ‘THE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION to-day (which was to have been devoted to the consideration of the cotton industry) was not nearly 80 well-at- tended as those of the precedin: Dre Pons tae and = account of the slim attendance announced the following papers as eats on the list, which would be printed in the report of Be roceedings:—“ Cotton and its Cultivation,” De Webb, of Alabama; — Sugar Indus- ty. ef Louisiana,” by W. W. I ance of Improving the Worn in the Area Known as the Southern Atlantic Slope,” by Prof. Jobn R. Page, of Virginia, and a aper on fruit culture by a delegate from the tonac Fruit Growers’ Association. Prof, Page, of Virginia, offered a resolution calling attention to the agricultural exposition at Amsterdam in May, and concluding as follows: “That this con- vention recommends agriculturists, railroad owners, land owners and other industites tn this Ty to avail themselves of this opportunity to call the attention of femigrants to the advantages of this country.” Prof. Page then read portions of his paper, THE MARQUIS ATTHE National Mussom.—Lord Lorne, Minister West and Mr. de Winton, accom- nied by Commissioner Loring and Prof. Baird, made a visit of examination tothe National Mu- Department of Agriculture yesterday. milar department posed to establish under the English question now before declared as greatly im) agreed upon In conversation between withess and S. W. Dorsey. oe THE NEW YOKS STOCK MARKRT. the Followiag are the ovening and closing prices reported - the New York Stock Market mp as by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th streat. ‘Name. 7G, Name aye Cen. Pactfic...| 883) 84 \Nor. & Wee » 3 3 ex Ches & Ohlo.-| 82% 2 North Do, ist pref -| 33° | 33 | Da. Do. 2d pref. 25% Northwest. y 463, 146 mes ee fl aay) Lou. & Nash ..| 56%) 57% Texas Pac . Mich. Cent...-| 97%) 98% Tex. P. I'd, M. K. & T. | 22 Mo. Pacio.. “|109% 1035 Wad. Pac. N. J. Central. - 71%, 62 |Wabd. Fae a: X.Y. Centrai:|197 | Tx! West. Union... RANGE OF THERMOMETER at the Office of the chief Signal officer January 29, 1883:—7 a.m., 888; lla = 241; 8p. m,42 “Maximum, 426; minimum, — ee Tue HaMMensty Divonce Case.—In the case of Mary L. Hammersley against David Hammers- ley, bill for divorce on the ground of bad treat- ment, the the respondent this morning filed his an- Swer, admitting the allegations as to marriage &c., but denying Senerally the charge of drunken- ness, non-support, &. ued THE WILL oF Jonx P. Crorcuert.—The Register of Wills W-day received for probate and reco the will of the late of Join’ P. Crutchett. ‘The testator leaves $1,000 in cash to each of his daugh- ters, eee and Emma, the residue of the one equally divided among all of the -—_—>—_—_ DaaTa OF 4 Former Restpewr.—Mr. J.W. Drew, the well-known Gruggist, Penneyt ivania avenus and 9th streer, rece! trom Mr. H. F. Williams, of i eter ta a for- merily a resident of this city, informing him of the death on the 19th inst. of his uncle, William P. Waters, of Tuttletown. Col. W: was & na- tive of this city, and emigrated to in ———— Svrrs For BREacH oF Conrraor.—To-day Mi J. Hubley Ashton and N. Wilson fled a sult for the Delaware and Chesapeake Improvement Co. agt. Thomas P. Morgan, jr., for breach of contract in failing to to pay y for Work done by plaintiff at the in- ice of the defendant in the harbor of Norfolk, anting to $5,300. Also, a like suit against Thos. P. Morgan and 51 Pettit for the same work a8 guarantors for T. P. Morgan, jr. —_—s—__ ‘THE DIAMOND SWINDLER IN THE Drsrarct Jar. — This afternoon Deputy Marshal Hamilton brought over from Baltimore Isadore Mendall, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses diamonds) from Mr. Denekas, and delivered vw the marshal here, who sent Lim to jail. pbtiesismedtemaas Tux Coveror CLars.—In the Court of Claims | to-day a decision was rendered allowing « judg- | ment of $32,750 to the executors of Jas. Green. The citlin grew out of a caseof the Mansion Hou © Property at Alexandria, Va The case of Jobo Thornley was dismissed. This was a case involving | the right’ | of | retl naval oMcers to longevity pay. The court de- cided that they were not so entitled. Gherardi Davis, of New York city,and Frederick Van Vieck, of Brookiyn, N. ¥., were appointed comuissioners of the court. ‘Tue MISCEGENATION CasE DecipED.—The United ‘States Supreme Court decided to-day the miscege- nation case of Toney Pace against the state of Alabama, which was a criminal Droceeding, under a state law, against a colored man for living in Sexual relations with a white ‘The court holds that the law of Alabama proniotting misce- jon is not in conflict with the 14th amend- ment to the Constitution, or with the civil rights :slation founded on it, for the reneon tax ap- 2 les wh en argh a to both offenders, the out discrimination, A Wasnreton Max Gers a Conrract.—Bids for Painting and glazing for the new custom-bouse and office at Danville, Va., were opened at ne ‘Treasury “eparuncnt t diy. ‘The ‘contract wil be awarded to oun W. Cart, of Washington, ‘Trial of the Irish Conspirators. A FENIAN TURNS INFORMER. Joseph Brady, Timothy Kelly,Lawrence Hanlon, John Dwyer and Myles Kavanaugh, a carman, ap- peared in the Kilmainham court house in Dubin, Ireland, Saturday, charged with conspiracy to murder Field, a special Juror. Two witnesses tes- tafled that they saw the men attack Field in the strect and then make their escape in a car. At this stage of the ings the sixteen other prison- ers, against whom @ general charge has been Drought of conspiracy to murder government off- clals, were placed in the dock with the five under examination. Wm. Larnie,an informer, a brother. in-law of Poole, who ts c! with in the murder of Detective Cox, deposed that he Was a sworn member of the Fenian Brotherhood in 1867, He gave an account of certain meetings, after which the inquiry was adjourned for week. Eight Fenlans = started from Dublin for Liverpool to embark for ar- rest. Mrs. Erelinghuysen’s Stolen Jewelry. From the New York Sun, to-day. A reward of $150 was offered on Saturday for the return of goods stolen in November from 18 Park Place, Newark. The advertisement says “no ques- Uens will be asked.” The house where the rob- bery was committed 1s the residence of Mr. Fre- Mngiuysen, the Secretary of State, and the prop- erty stolen was Jewelry belonging to Mrs. Ereling- huysen. Upon returning from a carriage ride late in the afternoon she placed upon a dressing case her watch and chain, an enamelled black pin with = ae amond cross upon it, a black and gold pin, a Ink topaz pin, ‘and a mintature portrait or a Con- Ht ental officer, with a pendant. About 9 o’clock in the evening she discovered that all these things had been stolen trom her room. It is not known how the thief into the house, and no ciuc to bis booty has yet Been obtained. News Briefs. ‘The ee ere — Seccpnea aver: their resignations, lent Grevy has a and summoned MM. Fullieresjand Jules Ferry 0 w confer with them in regard to the formation of a new ministry. Gen. Grant has declined the presidency National Eifie Speen en saying that be = not have time to ‘the duties cf onsishop HL C. Lay, of the P. E. diocese of Baston, Md.,was taken suddenly ill Thursday with heart Dut is now convalescing satisfactorily. lye, ex-inember of Congress from the Wochester aistniee dled in that cily Saturday from injuries received by slipping and falling on the renee few days ago. ‘Gites McFarland, a prominent citizen of Nanti- coke, Pa., was murdered on Frida} Bignt on nthe street. His forehead was crushed in some blunt instrument. ‘The Hudson county revand jury has dictments of embezziement against president, treasurer an resented in- and erg hen keeper of the wrecked City Bank of Jersey oe Henry T. ai aed ~~ of the oldest members of ey ee! York stock ¢3 , died suddenly sae oon ia a cab. aftern “ips sooountant fads tho defictt of Polk, the late | State treasurer of Tennessee, 6 .e Western Watchman @ i il H i i rh i ft i HE | ! ! 4 i Fy i Et : lay resided at i il f i § E Hl YER TWO NEW SENATORS PROM COLORABA Tn joint seasion of Doth houses of tne Colora@s some time an asptra Dut his prospects were fi at nooa Satuniay, Thomas M legislature, ‘Of Rio Grande, was elected United States for the term of six years ae eh 4 ey short term. sbomanes Minge n for the sh was ace Mn or of Colora: eH eet Mr. Tabor has nt for a seat In the oe jured somewhat wife, who entered a rut ance on the ground of desertion. He ts Interested in “several mining ana ‘other prists. A an interview said: “I have no tntention Of wit. drawing. I have reason to expect an election, an@ have no Intention of reti lo! legislature as follows: Boyd 23, Saunders 16, Thayer in Minard 14, Cowta, are! 14, and the rest scattering, of ems Kellogg's election to the ine Forty-eight, 4 WIPE SUSPECTED WITH 4 GOOD LOOKING STORE On Mne county (M4,) farmer, died suddeniy under picious circumstances. Met at Denton and rendered a verdict th: death was caused by poison, but by whom. istered was unknown. The grand jury ae ue Bes the Wife of the deceased, and a youn, James Ahearn, are those whom public rumor ¢one nects with the crime, She isthe daughter of the late Wm. M. A. Linden, atone time Judge of the orp! Fears ago she married Beachamp, and they hear the village of Concord, Den James Carlyle, a good looking linked the names of Carlyle and Mrs. Beach and nel, hborhood talk only increased after Beachamp gave birth to a child, after havi childless during years of married lite. moved to Delaware. Not. long after bis James Ahearn, a tall countryman, aged SS went to Concord agd bullla new SENATOR WINDOM WILL STICK. dispatch from St. Paul says: Mr. Windom tm ring from the contest #@ asthe friends who placed me in nomination me to remain as their candidate.” cklen has withdrawn his notice of Congress from the 84 Louisiana distri KEEPER AS HER PARTNER. December $1, 1882, Martin Beachamp, a Caras Saturday a jury of fi ir inves‘igation further. Mrs. man hans’ court of Caroline county. About some eight miles from at Concord was oy man. Rumor soon nton. One of the stores: jortly afterwards rumor began to make Ahearn’s name as it had Carlyle’: mer aga Ont me the announcement 0; Beachamp’s death few wre ft the village of Concord the excitement Intense. Mrs. Beachamp and Ahearn have both retained counsel. SvIcipE OF 4 SwixpLeR.—John TREE the same of rafts in last, ‘a8 arrested in New yore city last Monday, out is throat in the ae ae te it as he was about to be taken ile the officers were busy with the ticket-taker at the ferry Stewart “we ged wa Knife and 4H at midnight, Plunged it into his throat. Horace Greriey's Bxrare. surrogasee . | court at White Plains, N. iat faturdey, a = a. ; Drielle Greeley was ters of admit tion of the estate ot Mary ¥.0. ee deceased. At Mra. ec years tor. ministratrix, @ year ago, necessitated other administratrix. Miss Gal direct ltvii catate is wi death, some U ago, Horace Greeley Was made adminisife- At his death his — get Ida was made aé- but her deat! i, wich cocurroa nearly polntment Of ame elle is. the descendant of Horace Greeley. wed at about $10,000, and 1s situated a Chappaqua, le Of the prize riy ac in a shanty near Pa. mai ~—______e.—_____ Prize Fiont in PexnsYivanta.—Jno. Mcli an Fred. McPherran, who work In @ steel Pitsburg, fought sixteen rounds, under » for $1,000 a side. They were pretty ev. jiched thd ench hud about the sake number knock-downs until the fifteenth round, when Mo Pherran showed sicns of exhaustion, and ater Ding rouchiy haniled in the next ‘round, Be red | 2ckbowledged that by Rev. J. M. Masters, a Cambridge, M- ma Session whi ——— ee mM having a $1,000 bond It his fews id been Stolen’ trom ¢x- in, 18 acs Weston, 0. New Hampshire. XOU*G-SOMMERS. At the brides ALI MAN a Goccerecen, D-- on Jan ee | Tek 8: »MMERS, of YOUNG, of Washington, DC. huarvinnel gener i teas eo SH. At his residence, Pasi ap sari om., Hon. ¢ ee raring and printing, 4s net Secul “Te funeral will take place on pers january et tccoce pony ea eesti eee ere oon. may Bee, “ns, at 10:30 a. cUMRENGE K. wed DONALD, ic! only of Jamon i, Bo. aperg wi take place, trom January the Slat, at two o'clock p.m. Our litte boy we hare laid to rest— Agem within a kggeneot Strid at lowed = ee is Panes hin parents’ reaidcnes, Speen SANDERSON, > 7983, 225am.. of acon CHALE Me rhe we ot j mntha. ti cs seco caserrs x 30th, at 2 o'clock Kentves and fricada of tas fall terri Sra wea LOR. This morni January, 1883, O'clock, of ‘consumption, al cO. t TAYLOR, ‘loved gon or ite tate Geo. tnd Eile "Taylor, aged twentye Funeral st Dominicts cnn | ‘will take place at Wednesday, January 1, at o'clock a, Polatives are invited to aitend. __UNDERTAKERS. : : ee R y & € G NEKAL UND ene ‘AND FUR! WAKEROOMS, 344 Penna, ivania miomed = Washington, D. ies embalmed lor seinen: Resi Duriness. 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