Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1883, Page 3

FINANCIAL. “AP? TO YOUR INCOM APD TO YOUR INCOME. cw MUTUAL INVEST fers th . ite irr Each ws 1,000 or mors AND STOUNS. mi c wanted every! ALL & €2.. Com'n Mebi Street, Chivers, Le PF VATE STOCK TE! : BETWE: WASHI>GTOS, H. H. DODGE, Bond: teeks and Tnvestme told on cou ission, Bo. 19 Ax cucy for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Broapway. New Yous. Ever~ eteee of Seennties boneht and kot on eommts- n Frenci and Was one-eixhit of Private aud dircet Baltimore, Fhile’et Quotations of stocka and E warding the Markers receive 4 thro ve deap tal of the VRAPH WIRES SEW YORK AND RICHMO! o9-cod kG t Seenrities Bought and tora STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) uel OUD ma the Aew York Stock STEAMERS. &e. SOUTH, t ROE. Tod, ESD AY> and TH 5: 5 Comuecting in Xe dence. Sew vork a: J mer. folk ap? Western and Seabe. at Olaf Preigh* M™ VERNON! MT. VERNON! rfok verst hes wed diay unts ELOH, Agt. STEAMER W. W. COnCORAN 3 rf dai'y (exce. t 30 pen. JEDSM SoH Soar AN LLOTD— amsuie Lixk Berw NDON, SOUTHAM: were GE th Breme axp Bert WEEKLY 11YF OF STRAMERS EDAVING SEW YORE F AT Nov GLAND, Fit. se abby wert Bur. Cc. B. RICHARD & €O., Genera! Passenger Aqsa, 61 Browuwas. New Core ALLING AT CORK HARBOK. nean ports, and passaze ap: AWS to. & \La8ON A. BROWN & CO., New York: Orto ‘Messrs. OT aELOW & CO. dani? (WS 7th street, Washinton, RAILROADS. Ps | LOU BLE FRAC TASSE BL BALL popular steamer URS- ERY THURSDAY t AND GERMANT. snd £190 for passenger accommodations. very low rates. Steerae tickets from Ltv- jueeustown and ali other parts of Europe st Vills of taden given for Belfast, Glaggow, twerp and other ports on the Continent au: MOUTH, Fs. MONKOE ‘ 0 a3; wake and Ohio raiiroad. : HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. ias) for Mt. ock a. ma. ; nturnine reaches Washing- 1. L. BLAK , Captain. MATERDAM. bi ~ New Yorx, Havan, TR. COMPANY LIMITED, N NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, v at the Company's office, ‘both, steeraxo and cabin t> 60S Tth stresk Washington, toch aud Way, vis. veces anid W ELVET Parior ¢ rederic! t sy pols Tusckon, demas Java ptops ata! slahions. (tops at tiyactevills A St. Louis 3 to Cincianat, Lou.svie PED! Cincinnati a more and ‘and Way Raxerstown an 2 ore, Hyattsville & Laure. £ Kelay, stoping at Aunapolis Ju ore, Atinapolis sud Way Stations. of Rocks, Froderck. Hacerstown, ay. ia Kelay- Stopeat ciyatierille and of Kocas and Way Stations EThOIT A. NEW YO. K and BOSTON jing Cans to New York. tom Station, 619 and 1351 er 14th street, where ordera be checked and received «& ‘Arsenger Agent, Balto, aay Traus.. Baio. SYLVANIA ROUTE Hy WEST AND $0 t ’ *FFECT > 8 ~ Baars jyave Wasitxoron prow 81 Ce Crit AND BSTareTe, as FOLLOws Borris re and me c nd 0: nandaigus, Rochester, Buililo. N . except Sunday. wingit trains connect at Jor 3 tail - daly i: AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Way SRjedment, Sirus. | i ety. Annapolis, Way. xpress, (f'rod- Win. Yu Sunday to Pont of Martinsburg and : Laan) ati aud St. Louis’ Express. em day, with Palace Ca: jam and 4:40 p.m. Gaftz, excopt A AND FRED! RAL. ‘ALERANDHIA AND. WASHINGTON cmsisting of Geld. ING, FIRST OF FES evening nortiswes at FOURK-THIRTY P.M. AUCTION SALES. THIS EVENING. AWNBRORER'S SAL TON will celt ot aretic Jewelry, 5 Cio und Mechenical tn- ng Machines, Ficturce, ©. A. SMITH, Broxer, S14 98a st-est. DUNCANSON BEOs., 330-5 W 2255 & CO, Auctionocrs, Lowriana avenne, Opposite City Post Ofice. GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF A LARGE AND COM- PLETE §:OCK OF UPWALDS-OF FIVE THOU- SAND Pals MENS CALF, KIP AND OTHER BOOTS AND SHOES; WOME: MISSES’ AND CHILD'S WAR OF EVERY KIND. At Anction st SEVEN O'CLOCK, THURSDAY EF” ARY, and continuing il all is disposed of, at Ni very 527 Tth street SAM'L SAMSTAG, a To-20ORKOW. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 1 HIRD, 1883, general assortment of oom Furnt'ure. Also, Statunry, Ke. it on account of weailier, Nx¥ENS AUCIION B. STALLE, No. 468 and 470 C street northwest. Back of National Hotel. SALTS EVERY SATURDAY, TWELVE M, COME AND SEE US. SEND YOU Pr tnises, on'SASURDAY, Fi 8: UARY THIRD, the west m Peasant Plana, imjroved by ‘Two-story Fi Dwelitug, No. 216 Sth strvet extended. ‘Terms dt day of - CASSIN & CAPERTON. Beal Estate 4 will sel’, tothe hichest bidder, in front of eg W. P. YOUNG, Au WW 28S & CO. Auctone: 609 Louisiana avenue, Upposite City Post Office. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DRY GUODS, &ec. At Mrs. KING CHANDLER’ ‘0. 707 Market 81 TUE-DAY MORNI G, JANUARY THIKTILYH, AT ‘LOCK, and eyery day thereafter until the sposed of. NO LIMITS ON THE GOODS. 9 HS ie estan PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ xADBURY, PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEW PIANOS, $200 to $1, 000. NEW ORGANS, $50 to 32 PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT USED, $15 to3276. PIANOS AND ORGA. HAVE BEEN FOR RENT—Fifty inetro- ments of all the makes; rent from $2 to $10 per mouth; rents applied on purchase, FREEBORN G. SMITH, ‘Manufacturer, $220 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. P'4NOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made, EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS Pisncs and Organ-sold on instalment, rented Or ex- € + Tent applied if yurche-el, 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete “tock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, Managing partner of the late firm Ellis & Co. a2 A Cann. fier On the 15th of November my purchasing agent in New York contracted with ecme of the leading insnufecturers fora very extensive stock of Piancs and Orzane, suit for the holiday trede. ‘These goods were shipped by boat, but, owin toan aceivent, did uct arrive until christinis trade was over. this will be a ‘bie lows to me, it will enabic thore people who @ dull seacon to get # bargain to make a pur- chace t suit. them, as I find myseif overstocked with goods, «and will sell’ at considerab' Bear in mind that these woods are ail new and of the finest quality. You cen (for $20) purchase & Piano equisl ia every re- spect. ond.in fact, the came instrument usually sola for $500 aud $600. You can buy a superb Orson for $50, Us.aily sold for $40. If you have not the ready cash, 1 Wilbe pleased toxive you the time yon require. 433 800 instrumerts ‘Ith «treet is the lacky pace to buy a! sold during the last two years on time, only one has been returned; the revson for thie is that jurchavers getro much tor their money that they cannot afford to forfeit their contracte, and cf all the bargains hereto- fore of'ered, these are with vut precedent. ‘They are so numerous want of space forbide me to speci usual, PutLean assure you that of a: opportunities to get & Durga this is the greatest. ‘The Stief, the Kranich & Bach and other Pi lowest pricck and eaciest terms. Orgens: Orcancttes other Mu-tcal Instraments. “She:t Music, Musical Libraries and books in great variety $125, PIANOS ight. Cata: Xe Wastin r 10: HRS, 006 B sireet southwest. Particular = paid to ofl Dis ases pecutiar to Ladies. married ierites and Ovarian ‘i roubles f $a25-1 N ID: RES | OF a soot Dr. Bic Wii cure butt, systen 4 A BO YHERS* Invicorstin, minal Weakness,’ Ne D . LEON, THE OLD ‘Tt ESTABLISHED AN ouly reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can Be cust ddety Pennsylvania avenue. All female Couplsints nd Irrecularities qi ee, treatment. strictly 2 hours? D".2 OTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE rescriptioas and send yoa to some side show deug- igat bea Walt are to ide prods with the Wonton. Gleet whould counalt Dee. BROTHENS ana QUAY. 908 B street southwest, who will furnish you poedicines and guarantee @ cura or hopay. Lhirty- ave im mal “Al CTION SALES JENSINGER, Auctioneer, = 935, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES. A. CURTIS HENRY. S. BENSINGER, Anctioneer. 4 One Second-hand Tw: es aon Bose fe New Top Wapone Two tecona-heud No Top Baggies. Harness, Blankets, Robes, &c. It 8. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. pd NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘0 COVER ADVANCE AND CHARGES, ONE i KNABE PIANO AT AUCTION. On TUESD1Y MORNING, TEBEUAEY SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we w uD oUF salesrooms, tt: cover advances’ and charges, ono ‘Knabe Piano. Ail parties concerned please take notics, 12.39 pou™ STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fiere Facias, issned out of the lerk'a ( flice of the Supreme Court ‘of the District of rbia, and to me diected, I will se'l, at pubiicssle . 1345 K, street northwest, on THURS » JHE EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, | 1883, at EN O'CLOCK A. M., all the right, tite, cloim and terest of the defendaft in, snd to. the following de- tibed property, to wit: One Beer Pump, one Sa four Bitliard Tables, one Pool Table, one efrigerator, four email Mirrors, two large Mirrors, fourteen Chair, one Clock, one Show Case and one Awnivg, seized and ed upon as the property of the defendant, £ phraim Rangel, tovatisty execution No. 34.200’ ot lawn ‘vor of Henry Kengia. CLAYION MoMICHAEL, U. 8, Marchal. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoer. fl-dts ELKS & OO ane eens muisian’ avent ‘Opposite Oty Post Office. TRUSTEF'S SA) E OF A VALUABLE AND WELL- ASSUKTED STOCK OF GENFRAL DRY GOODS, FIXIUKES, AT No TH STKEET NORTHWEST, ON SUA‘, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1883, AT N O'CLOCK A. M. undersigned, ‘Trustee, by virtue of the powers contaned ina certain ceed of trust for the benefit of tors, made Jenuary 19th, 1883, by Georwe M. sid Truste-, will seil, at public auction, on ¥14 4th street northwest, on THURS- HTH, 1883, AT TEN O'CLOCK ATV. LUABLE AND WELL-SELEC- LOCK OF GI RAL DRY GOODS AND NO- sisting in_part of Silke, Velvets, aud ies, Cas imeres, Flannels, Ladies’ end Gente erwear and Hosicry, Blankets and Spreads, Fancy Goals and Notions. AND ALSO THE FIXTURES OF SAID STORE, Consisting in part of— Safe, Furnace, Gza Fixtures, Shelving and Connters, Show Cuses and Stoo's, Desk and other articles. Sale ea commence = TEN Sock. AM., ae Store willbe open early on day of sale Opporcunit will be given purchasers who desire to make bids on the entire rtock. “ibe attention of the trade and others te eqpecial d to the sale of this well-preserved and of goods. 2 ‘Terine of sale: Cash. For further information apply to the undersigned. WINFIELD J. TAYLOR, Trustee, ‘No. 33 St. Paul street, Bultimore, Md. CHAS. WEEKS, Salorman, sis (Late with Duncanson Brothers.) Ja31-a PHowss) DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTAT! RO. 1214 TWENTY-EIGHIH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON, of a trust to me, dated June, 88% and recorded in Liber No. 1011, folio, 111, et seq., one of the land records for tht: Di J will sell, in front of the prem ses, gt FOUR UCL M.,on SATU! DAY, the TENTH DAY OF FEBKUARY, A.D. 1583, the following parts of lots numbered 138, °39, 140and’141.in ‘*Beale’s alditon to Georgetown,” in the District of Colambis, bounded a8 follows, to wit: Begivning for the same ‘th street northwest, (formerly Montgomery | dat ast corner of said lot 141; thence stwardly on the south lines of said lots num- 146 and 141, 140 feet; thence north and par- | th street northwest, (formerly Green stre=t, ) fect; thenee weet rnd paratlel with Dunbarton ay: nue, { nerly Dunbarton street, ) 100 feet more or les: to said street; thence north on the east line of sai i ned stree? 10 feet; thence eastwardly and Hel witht ead Dunberion avenue 240 feet moze or sail 28th street; end thence south on said 28th the piace of Uewinning. Subject to a deed of trust th secure 52,000 and interest thereon, reccrded in folio 44 ct seq., one of vai land records. $400 in'cash, of which sum £100’ will the property ig knocked down di twelve months from day of sa er cout, per annum until ecured by deed of trust on the property sold fsctiow of the ‘Trustee: o all cash. at purchaser's op- tion. | If terms of sale are not compiied with in five Gays from day of sule, the Trastee reserves th) risht to resell af the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser. dial 9 ©. H. KNIGHT, Trustee. HHOMAS DOWLING, Suctioncer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree cf the Supreme Court of the District ‘olumbia, in Fauity, Canses Nos. S034 and $193, doc. ted and entitled es vely Loony vs. and Quill ve. Loony entered on the 13th day of December, 1882, the pointed trustees for that’ pur- B SIXTH DAY OF Fr B- R O'CLOCK P. M.. ‘sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the premines, the following described real estate, to wit: irst, ali that part or parcel of land lying and being 1p | th Wethington, and known as parts. of | Lo ‘teen (13) and fourteen (14), of leGuire’s: subdivid n of square six hundred and twenty- four (624), being the east eight (8) feet front of lot fourten (14) and the wost eight (8) fect front of lot thirteen (13), the two parts of the lots to- gether forming @ front’on north G street of sixteen (16) feet. and running back with even width one uundred and twenty-four fect this being the samo Teal estate, described in the deed of trast from Denuls | Fee ee aaah a ep and doe leg, Trustees, made Augnst . D. 1880, and recor im Liber 249, folio 281, land “records of the District of Joininbia. . ‘econdly, and immediately thereafter, all the rest and residue of said lots Nos. thirteen (13) and fourteen (4), tn square No. six hundred and twenty-four (624), which is not included in said deed of trust from Dennis Loouy and wife to Thos, F. Miller and John ¥. Riley, ‘but which 1s inctuded in the deed of trust from Dennis hose wil RUARY, Loony and wife to Ward & ‘lodd, Trust ‘and re- corded in Liver No. 745, folio 3I8, et. eq. of the land records of the District of Columbia, ‘Thus being the rear part of said lots. Thirdly, Also, by virtue of ssid decree we shall pre: ceed to sell in front of the premises, to the highest bide der. at pubife auction, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., ON SAME DAY, the western parts of lots numbered in +quare’numbered six hundred and seyenty- ), veginning for the same at the west- ern corter of the said equare and thence runing — koutheastwardly along the line of Massachusetts avenue seventy-eicht feet (78ft.) and five (5) inches; thence northeastwardly on # line at right angles with said avenue twenty-two (22) feet and seven aud one-quarter (74) inches; thence north fourteen (14) fect and three and three-quarter (3%) inches ‘o the line of north F street, and thence west tot the line of seid street seventy-six (76) feet and. ht (8) inches to the p'ace of becinning. ‘Termin ef sale: One third cash £149 ch eacis paccel of tana by the purchaser thereof will be lo be prid to the ‘Trustees at the tine of th ce at one and two years, in equal in- . ‘hich the notes of the purchaser are to be iP &il cash at t! ‘tion of the purchaser. Upon ve to comply with the terme of sale within ten the ‘Trustees to resell at the risk of the ascr the parce! bought by him. ‘B. LEWIS, a deposit of nis pi SPECIALTIES. _ MAGNETIC AND CLAIR- jan, as eminent ruccess in treating and chronic disesees (both mental and physical), Rooms northwest. nt medicine, 600 th street Dearie ye win orca REUTABLE SPE in a mn rs" ex} an 'oconsulted confidentially every Wednenday and aturday, ‘rom 2 to p.m., af his office, 456 © street northwest.” Gnarantees a positive cure in all diseases of ‘the uri y organs aud nervous system. Cases recent); contracted cured in 4 to 6 days. Hefers tolading rie sicians of Baltimore, his native city. Main office, ELDER MOSE KITE. iiis Hair-Brenath Escapes from Seen and Unseen Eves. (Troy Kansas Chief, January 18, 1883.) ‘Most of our older citizens will remember Mose K ite (who lived in Petersburg Bottom), the hero of our strte’s early political history, who was of stalwart build and powerfal physique; wLo in 1888 led a colony of our People to Pike's Peak; who fought the Indians on the plains and was shot threugh the boiy; who on his re- turn here after the rebellion -was converted and bap- tized by Eider Henshall, of the Christian Church at Petersbure Bottom, and became a revival preacher of celebrity all through this section. They will also recall the fact that, attacked with consumption end reduced tom axcleton, he was obliged toremove to the Rockies in the hope of saving his life, None thouxht he would sneceed. Last fall, however, the editor of this paper tet him at the bead of the Revublican river, bigger and more robust than ever. ‘‘Why, I thought you had ied of consumption long, long ago, Elder !"” “Me? never had consumption, man! though people thought that was what ailedme, and [ thought so my- self. But the doctors had sent me on a wild-goose chase aiter a dozen other diseases, just as fatal, and this was the wildest one of all." ‘The good Elder then recounted to us, in a charming vein, his many adventures in the rongh and ready life hho had led, “but,” ne said, ‘remarkable as you may think my warlike life has been, I have a much more in- teresting story to tell you." “You know what a rough, noisy fellow I used to be; and I could stand any nardehip. Why, on a wager, I have knocked down an ox and a mule with my fist. I have fought rufians, border outlaws and Indians; but I was DOGGED FOR YEARS by amore dangerous unecon enemy that was ever ect- ting me more completely in hia clutches, I wes shot by an Indian in a ficht on the pains, but that wound healed readily and gave me but littie trouble. After I returned tc Kxnsasand commenced preaching, I first beqan togive way. I had a dull fecting, accompanied with ® pain in therightside. Dr. Butler, our family physician, said my liver was out of order, caused by the malaria of the bottoms. Thad always had an appe- {ite like an ostrich, but my digestion became seriously impaired. While on the circuit preaching, I consulted adoctor, who said I had dyspepsis. After that, dis- tressing palpitation of the heart followed, and¢be phy- siclan said this was caused by my inaigestion and dis- eased liver, which would probably terminate fatally. Sometimes I hada ravenous appetite, at others none at all. Iwas feveriah and then chilly. My food seemed todomenogood. A spectalist told me I had a tape worm! Then I was troubled with unusual quantitics of water and a frequent desire to urinate, which was done vith difficulty and great pain. ‘The specialist said I had. 8 touch of thegravel, caused by use of the alkaline wa- ter of the plains. I then began to suffer severe pains in the loins and the small of the back, socompanied with sudden attacks of dizziness, during which I had to sit or lie down, to avoid falling. I was forced to abandon ‘TRAVELLING AND PREACKING, ‘because I could no longer ride on horseback, or trust myself out alone. I began td be seriously alarmed, and Sought the advice of the most noted physician within Tesch. He said that my frequent horseback riding had jolted and jarred me until the old Indian wound. which had injured my kidneys, bad become inflamed. He treated mo with medicines and electricity alao, but gave me no permanent benefit. My painfal symptoms all returned. I began to cough, got very thin and my lecs were dieagreeably numb. I began to despair. At each attempt to cure, my ailments became woree, with new symptoms. I next consulted a celebrated physician from the East, who, after thampinz andexamining 2:6, stated that I was in an advanced stage of consumption and threatened with diabetes and paralyeis! He thought Imizht possibly prolong my life for a year or two, by secking a higher and drier climate. This was my con- dition when the peovle in your part of the country last saw me. ‘Then I started for the Rockies but liked this country, andeettled here. At first the chanze helped me, b: about three years ago the benetit ceased. Then I failed | £0 rupidiy that I could be out of bed only part of each day. All my old symptoms returned. At this crisis, » party of Eastern gontlemen, ON A BUFFALO HUNT, made my house their headquarters. In the party was 4 Dr. Wakefield, who informed me that I had a bad case of incurable Bright's Disease, and gave me a prepera— tion which misht, he said, ease me for a few weeks or months, but that was the best that could be a Around the bottle was a newspaper. Now a newspaver was a rarity in our home, and I sat in my chair looking it over when my eye providentially fell upon an article relating a most wonderful cure of Bright's. diseass—tho very malady that was killing me—by the use of Wat ner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, (of Rochester, N. ¥.) Convinced that further delay would be fatal, and everything else failing, the next morning I dispatched one of my boys to the nearest railroad station, many miles distant, to obtain a bottie of the Safe Cure. The drugyist said the demand for the Cure was so great he could not keep it in stock, and he hed to send to Kanses City for more. “It was more than a'week before it ar- rived, and I was daily getting weaker. But itcame at Inst, and I at once bexan to take i When I told Dr. Wakerield what I was taking, be gave me a look, half of scorn, half of pity, as much as to esv, ‘Poon FELLOW! he is putting his trust ina humbug.’ Nevertheless I Persevered, and for the past year and ahalf I have been as stoutand rugged as I ever wasin my life. Afterescap- ing the attacks of Indians and half » dozen doctora, I ‘was lying at the mercy of a still more dreadful foo that ‘was about giving methe finishing blow, when that great remedy stepped in, slew my adversary, and placed me firmly on my feet once more. I have commenced preaching again; for I look upon the eircumptances and manner of my cure as a direct interposition of Provi- ence, and to Providence are my services due. ‘Ihat is my story. I think it is as good as a romance—sad much better, for it is true. Such is the substance, and very nearly the languace of Elder Kite’s narrative. Thove who read it, and are suffering, may benefit by his experience, if they will follow his example. it I ‘TERESTING NEWS. KING'S PALACE. OUR ANNUAL SIFTING OF STOCK STILL TINUES, TO MAXI WE ARE NOW OFFERIN OF FINE BEAVER HATS AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. EVERY OTHER HAT IN THE STORE YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTY CENTS: SOME OF THEM WORTH FROM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN BATS, SOLD FOR- MERLY FROM TEN DOLLARS TU FIFTEEN DOL- LARS, WILL NOW BE SOLD FROM FOUR DOL- LARS TO SIX DOLLARS. ELEGANT BLACK TIPs, ‘THREE IN A BUNCH, AT THIRTY-FIVE CENTS 4 BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS, PLUMES, AS WELL AS FLOWERS, YOU MUST COME AND ASCEK'TAIN PRICES AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY. OUR PLUSHES, VELVETS AND SALINS, TOO, WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME LOW RATES; IN FACT, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT TOGO. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJEOT AS TO MAKE ROOM FOR UUR SPRING IMPORTATIONS. FOR THE SAME REASON WE INTEND TO N. Liberty street, Balti ‘Md. Private and Tale rooms for ladiges =F anda O AND SEE PROF. WARRING, MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROLOGER, Five thousand dollars to say chet equal kim ve thon rato any ope whe en in oie a prcoens ak future, anata speedy tat iaves, Drinetae together, and in business opera ik affaira, whore advice is invaluable. name in full, and is the only person that can do #0, Prof. Warring aske no questions and uses no cards of any deeerivtion in his profersion, ‘ SATISFACi ION GIVEN OR NO PAY. Fee—Ladies, $1; gentlemen, $1. Jai6-Sw" RS. POWELL, OF PHILA., BUSINESS TEST M Meahon and Ciairvoyant, gives names, describes persons, locates mines, writes mechanic . Circles us and Friday evenings for manifestations. Will engaxe for private sittings. 930 E st. n,w. R AD! READ: DR, MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS Impotency, ; hoes cured ta. 48 hours’ WE. SLE’ 2 12th street and jlvania srenas nerves Sice'sd yer boss sen by mau under cs aul v1 SOUTH HIGH STREET, BAL. maxes a specialty of ALL FEMALE Ovarisn Troubles. TRIPP BLOOD PURIFIER isa certain of Syphili lis, Scrofula, Ovarinn Tumors, Kid- Blood Peison, Cure of Syphilis Seud two stamps for pamn- Da. JOHN TRIPP. LOBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND 4 estabiistiedt epecialixt in this cit ite Unuary Onans, sultstions. strictly ¢ scrvous, Weakness etc. confidential. Can consulted Saturdays, from 2 to 9 p. m.. street northwest. "Refers to ths Main office, 39 Nora ney Cemplain eel!-cram! ion and our “‘fux Lawa or _ Address Secretary, ate tren nae, Ein Pee Jall-sw* ‘ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF aa 50 cents each. 408 2 sired Sth streets northwest LACY, WORLD-RENOWNED FORTUNE aie anny "ae econ: events, perronal descri Character of” absent fmietida, ‘Satisfaction yuarantced. 090k atrest. d1Soe THO Ul. AND QUEEN EMMA, THE CleseY FORTUNE SELLEhs are shounpet in Par'ors at No, 608 13th st. n.w. "1! have teati- ‘a Englands Franco, pds and 4th aud 428-65" E CONOMICAL AND SAFE. WEAVeP, KENGLA & €O.'3 LAUNDRY SOAP <r CONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: BEING FEIE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, BUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SUAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT IS BAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THis CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR RET ABE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, ANDEVESLY BAR BUANDED WITH OUR NAME. 408 SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLKSAEE AT OFFICE, fy 5244 WATER STREK I, GEORGETOWX, D.C. Te SM WATER STREK IT. GEORGETOWN, D.C. luronraye. CLEAB OUT BALANCE OF CHILDRENS’, MISSES AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A FASHIONABLE WRAP, DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE IF YOU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY. WE ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOss, THEREFORE THE REST O¥ OUR STOOK, SUCH AS LACES. CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, FICHUS AND SCARFS, AS WELL AS ALL OTHER ABTIOLES IN THE FANCY MILLINERY LINE, WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. OMEARA’S LIQUID 20° us Gas Cooxte Srovss, FOR SALB AT THE GASLIGHT OFFIOR, THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... Febraary 2, 1883, 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams 10 The Star. ‘The Naval Academy Troubles. ANNapouts, Mp., Feb. 2—There are no further developments nor orders in the naval academy Insuberdination. Access to offictal bulletins are now given the press. There are about ten members of the first class who took no part in the cheering Gemonstrations. ‘These, as well as other cadets Who were not reported for Violating the regula flons, however, have been deprived of usual priv- leges. Se SS Oiling the Augry Waves. LONDON, Feb. 2—The British schooner Rare Plant from St. Johns. N. F., has arrived at Liver- pool with a cargo of ofl, She encountered terrific weather on the 16th ult. The safety of the vessel is attributed to the fact that small bags of oll Were towed over the stern, thus preventing the Sea from breaking over the vessel while she was running before the wind. ——— Arrest of Dr. Blood. New Yorx, Feb. 2—Dr. Charles L. Blood, a pat- ent medicine man, was arrested to-day, charged with having sold during the yeirs 1879, 1880 and 1881 a certain medical preparation for the cure of diseases, without affixing to each bottle the re- quired Internal revenue stamp. The penalty for Such neglect is $50 jor each bottle, and as he is al- leged to Rave sold 1,000 bottles In that time the government brinzs sult for $50,000. Blood has offices in different places, and publisnes a paper in the Interest of his medicines. A few days ago Dr, Bicod was arrested in Philadelphia and taken to Boston on a requisition signed by the governor of Massachusetts. He then gave $5,000 i. and was returning to Philadelphia when arrested here, Bail ts required of him in tue sum of $5,000. Arraigned for Blasphemous Libel. Lonpon, Feb. 2—George W. Foote, editor; Wil- am J. Ramsey, proprietor, and Mr. Kemp. printer, of the Free Thinker, appeared at the Mansion house to-day to answer the charge of Diasphe- mous libel." They were remandea, preparatory to committal for trial. — Closing of iron Werks. CricaGo, Feb. 2—The millsof the Union Iron and Stcel Company were closed to-day, and a Meeting of the directors is calied for Tuesday, the 6th instant, —_.—___ Pennsylvania yes the mom. HARRIEBURG, Pa., Feb. 2—The bill in equity in th? case of the Commonwealth against the Western Union Telegraph comp ny, a hearing of j Which was refusea recently by the supreme court, has now been fied by the attorney generai of the state in the court of common pleas, and served on | the manager of the company in this city. The bill | makes 18 complaints, and reqvires the defendant company to apnear ‘within 14 days, or judgment will be confessed. No order has yet been issued by ae court, and no time fora hearing has been xe ‘Western aie The Defaulting Alabama Treasurer. MONTGOMERY, ALA.,Feb. 2—The commtitee to ex- amine the beoks of the state treasurer made their Feport tals moraing. ‘They found In casin $170,000 and a deficit of $213,000 in cash. The governor Sent to the two houses a statement of the informa: tion sent to the principal elties about Vincent, and about the suectal employment of Pinkerton’s cy. Usvler the law he ly offer a reward AS high as $400 in amount. He asks tne legislature to pass alaw allowing him to offer a reward of | $5,600, which will be done. The office of U urer has been offered Representative Suilth, of Selma, | who has not decided to accept. als: Success of the Ecundor Revolutionists. PANAMA, Jan. 24.—Advices from Ecuador give farticulars of the captare of Esmeralias, the leadinz porton the coast, by the revolutionists, ‘The attacking party had 13 Killed and 26 wounded, and the dictator lost 40 killed and an equal num- ber wounded. ‘The defeated government troops have Innded ‘at Guayaquil. The people generaliy are Lighly elated at the success of the revolution. A government has already been nominated with a supreme director, Alfara,and four ministers. Tae new dictator will at once expel the Jesuits and establisa restrictions upon the clersy. Prior to abandoning Esmeraldas the dictator's troops plundered ‘the porte ond set fire to it in three places. An American named Feros was among the killed, Tn Guayaquil a panic prevails and the Pro le are poking town. It 1s the last stroug- jold of the dictal ———___ ‘ / he Two Mayors of Petersburg. Pererspore, Va. Feb, 2—T. J. Jarratt (read- juster), who was elected mayor of this city by the elty council, yesterday afternoon, accompanied by the commonwealth attorney, made a formal de- mand of Col. F. H. Archer, the democratic mayor, to-day for the office, which Mr. Archer refused to surrender. By a mutual agreement neither will hold court until the 2 court of a} is of Virginia es upon case. ‘the duties of mayor in the meantime will be discharged by one Of the magistrates of the city. Miss Burneson Held for Murder. Purtapetrata, Feb. 2.—An inquest was held to- ay on the body of Maggle Curlett, aged 11 and 6 months,wao wasshot and killed on Weanes: day evering by Miss Catharine Burneson. It was shown that Maggie, in company with other little girls, was jumping rope near Miss Burneson’s window, when the latter raised the sash and fired a revolver along the children. ‘The ball entered Maggie Curlett’s brain, and she died soon after- wards. The woman clatms that she thought the weapon was empty, and that she produced {t only to frighten the children. ‘The jury found that the child came to her death at the hands of Catharine Burneson, and the latter was committed to await the action or the district attorney. es Record of Business Failures, New York, Feb. 2—The business fatiures of the lnst seven days as to the mercantile agency of R.G. Dun & Co., number 305, as com- pared with 274 last week; af increase of 81. ‘The ew England states had 41: the middle, 39; weet- ern, 92; southern, 78- Pacific coast and territories, 10; ‘Canada, 3; New York city, 10; total, 306, Telegraphic Briefs. Prof. Geo. W. Greene died at East Greenwich, R. T., this morntag. ‘ne Lucinda furnace in Norristown, Pa., went out of blast to-day. ‘The reason assighed 18 that it 1s not practicable to obtain coal owing to the suspension of mines. Judye Davis, in New York, to-day sentenced Michuel E MeGioin to be hinged on Priday, arch 90 Se Sse Wall Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET MORE ACTIVE. New York, Feb. 2—The Post's financial article save: The stock market was more active than yesterday, but the net result of the forenoon’s business was a fractional decline in prices for all stocks on the list except Pacific Mall, Jersey Cen- tral and Lake Shore, which were 3 to 1% bigher, Sun re ane gee nec ceptionally we ec! for refer but recovered Lot See "The total sales y 12:20 was about inst 195,000 in the same time yesterdays ad 2. m—Sinee noon New York, Chicego and St. Louls preterred has dro) ‘to $4 from 28, com- mon to 10 from 11, Omal ferred to 104 from 105%, Canada Southern to 66 from 68%, and the whole market Is weak. ——_—— CLOSE OF THE ARTIST LIBEL Cask. ‘The Will introduced in the Benate (by request) this morning by Mr. Pendleton, takes away from ‘The New Gas Company Bill. There was no record vote taken on the Dill agreed to by the House committee on the District | who were recently arrested for alleged com; of Columbia yesterday, toincorvorate the United States Gas and Fuel company of the District. The chairman, Mr. Neal, did not vote at ail, the prac- Uce of chairmen of committees being not to vote ‘unless in case of te, The fact that Mr. Neal did Rot vote gave rise to the impression that he had Yoted nay in the viva voce vote. Pending the whole consideration of the bill there was only one record vote taken, and this was on an amendment, Members of the ‘committee will not tell how the committee divided. Mr. Barr has completed tho bill and will it Dack at che frst opportunity, after he have completed bis report. It 1s understood that no minority r will be formally made, Dut Mr. Heitman will, no doubt, oppose it on the floor. a ‘The Estate of Clark Mills. HIS SONS FILE A CAVEAT TO THE WILL Theotore A. Milis, T. T. Mills and John & Mills, ‘Sons of the late Clark Mills, filed a caveat to the Wil of the deceased this morning. They repre- sent on information and belief that the paper pur- porting to be the will is not the last will and testa. Meni.ind that the codicil Uuereto was proven to be executed by him by false repr. sentations and under Influence of Susan K. Mills and Eva Mills Howell and others in collusion with them; and that at the Ume Clark Mills was so enfeeblel In ‘and mind that he was not capabie of making a valid deed or contract; and they also state chat the will 4s not in due form. They ask,therefore,that issues be made up for trial before a jury. ‘The court Ordered the Issues to be made and appointed J. B Wilson collector on bond of $20,000, District Government Affairs. THR DISMISSED DRTRCTIVES. Nothing as yet has turned up tn relation to any new detective corps. The suspended offleers re- coived their pay for January yesterday. They WII, t 15 understood, open up a private detective business here in company with ‘Mr. Flinders. XEW BUILDINGS. Building Inspector Entwisle’s monthly for January shows 34 new buttdings made an repairs, with total receipts of bu-iness $91. seniors Local Notes, In the account of the reseue from drowning of the little son of John Davis, while skating on Rock creek on Wednesday of last. week, the name of the colored man, Luwson Matthews, who promptiy went to his rescue and succeeded in Saving the little fellow’s life, was omitted. To-lay, in the Pollce Court, John H. Campbell, colored: was fined $105 for kesping an ‘unticensed bar. The testimony showed that he had a whole- sale lcense and sold stovepipes that held less than a pint, ——— Ivrorrant Lanp Decrsion.—The Secretary of the Interior has decided in the application of Jeremiah Hall as attorney for Samuel Rugglesand others for patents for certain lands in the Virginia military district inthe state of Ohio that there is. no authority 6f law for the fasuance of patents as Pequested. ‘This derision Involves a large amount of land in central and southern Ohio. Mrs. McEtRoy’s reception at the White House will be from 3 to 5 to-morrow afternoon. New Asststaxt City Postmastea.—Mr. Frank R. Conger, son of Senator Conger, who has been for some years business manager of the National Re- publican, has becn appointed assistant postmaster of this city. Mr. Conger took the oath of office ye-trday, tut will not enter actively upon bi: Guties until Monc Senator Tapor. who arrived from Colorado last night, remarked to a reporter to-day that though he stopped two days i Chicago he ran ahead of his credentials, which have not yet ar- rived. THe Foutowrsa Vinainta PosTMasTeR® have been commissioned: J. R. Wood, Mechum’s Kiver; J. ©. Cox, Fox: 8, Y. Elam, Duprees: L.P. Thomas, Burton’s ‘Creek; J. A. Rep.ss, Repass; L. Will Locust Dale, and J. M. Baker, Cromwell, Md; B. ‘M. Rogers, West Va. Carr. Avoustws A. Dr Lorrne,assistant surgeon, U. S. army, will be relieved from duty tn the de- partment of the Missouri by the commanding gen- eral of that department, and will report in person to the commanding general department of the east for assignment to duty. THE SESSION OF THE CaBINET today was de- voted to considering the Mexican treaty. All the members were present, including Secretary Fre- linghuysen, who has recovered trom his recent in- disposition. ArrorxTMENT.—The Attorney General has ap- Pointed G. E. P. Howard ussistant United States attorney for the southern district of New York, vice E. B. Hill resigned. Ir 18 Sar that the friends of Representative Speer, of Georgia, are urging bis appointment as us district attorney for the southern alstrict or Georgia, with headquarters at Atlanta. Tae Leave of Capt. Frederick W. Elbrey, as- sistant surgeon, U. S& army, ts extended six months on surgeon’s certificate of disability. Finest Lrevr. ALEXANDER ROGERS, 4th cavalry, who recently married the daughter of Senator Cameron, has had his leave of absence extended one month. Tae Conrracr for erecting six cattle sheds at the quarantine station at Balttmore has been awarted to Wright & McDermott, of Balti for $3,500, and, in addition, 20 cts per lineal for the fence. ‘THE ARLINGTON EsTaTs.—Mr. Forsyth, the sur- veyor of the District, has just completed a survey of the Aritngton estate for the government, and finds that It consists of 1.169 xcres, oo Buratary.—The residence of Mr. Wm. H. Dempsey, No. 1217 N street, was entered by burz- lars Wednesday night, wio cut the slats of a rear basement window, and went through the house, gathering up about $200 worth of sliver ware and a a ‘al cap ahd an overcoat, and got away without ‘overy. The case was reported next morning to alice headquarters, and before e'ght o'clock in ‘he tnorning the cap and overcoat were found in a awn shop, $7 having been advanced on thein by che keeper, but not a plece of the silver ware h2s been recovered. There are now no detectives c/ nected with the police department, but Lieut. Arnold’s men and Licut. Greer's men are looking after the thieves, It is believed to have been done by some of the local thieves by slat cutting. sels Msanns RANGE OF THE TH¥RMOMETER—The following were the readings at the office of the eter signal officer to-day: 7 a.m., 2879; 1lam., 293°; 3pm, 343 Maximum, 35.3; minimum, 22, STOLEN Goops RecoveKeD.—This morning, Mr. John ‘H. Bird, the well-known lime dealer on Louisiana avenue, and his daughter went to the fifth precinct station house, on 12th street, and identitled five or six overcoats belonging 6 his sons and daughters, which had been stolen from his hallway at his ‘residence, 187 6th street s.w., about a week since, and recovered yesterday by OMficer Breen of that precinct. In this instance, it is probable, that the thieves will be caught. ‘The Courts. Equirr Covrr—Judge James. fen lese to plead. “Larcaby age Lazeuuys fund with leave AzOnvy; Sniered In court Cimcurr Covrt—Judge Macarthur, ‘To-day, Morton & Co. agt. Harrison; ‘settled. Miller agt. Sullivan; verdict for plaintiff, nominal ProBaTe CourT—Judge James, ‘To-day, will and codicll of Sarah Hammond fled, with petition of E. H. Thompson for letters hg gee gg Estate W. 8 Buchly; order modified to require the usual bond. Estate Susannah C. Birch; executor eames. Estate Josephine Mukir; order suspending order of sale. Estate Clark Mills; or- der wig 8 J. B. Wilson collector; bond $20,000, Martha W. was appointed guirdian of Etta B. and H. C. Johnson; bond $8,000. Inre Annfe G. Hume; order allowing counsel tees and investment of fund in real estate. Catherine Neurath hymn eg ardian of orphans of L. Neurath; 000. Will of L. Neurath; widow Tenounces right under will, and elects to take her dower at law. THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKRT. ‘The are the opening and closing prices ci the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reporied byspecial wire to H. H. Dodze, 539 15th strest. aye ween] 48% riod sol Stig 84 Northwest....'129% 123% Ont, & West.) 265 2535 Pac. Matl 40%, 41 mith i. 1% Raltrona = Empicyrs Suing for Eastox, Fb. &—Forty-seven of the Hungarians icity ~ im the railroad war at Bangor brought suit to-day against Superiatendent Fish, of the Lehigh Lackawonna rullroad, who made the comping against them, and the warrant, and Constable Jackson, who sei vod M Their charge ts false imprisonment, and each complainant claims $5,000 damages, = A Court House ATLANTA, Ga, Feb, 2—A special to the Constitus tion says tat the court house at Latayetie, Walker county, Ga. was burned this moratig. The records aid everything of value were @e- —— caine The Bucket Shep Test Case. Cmcago, Feb. 2—The case of Nobre eer d the Western Union Telegraph company and Bod Of Trade was decided by Judge Moran, of thy cir cult court, to-day, against the plain’ Nobre ts the letor of a “ bucket shop,” and fied his Dill _to enjoin the telegraph company from re. moving 1s tickers from his establishteent, and from withholding market quotations as they exis® on the board of trade, He also sought to enjoin the board of trade from enforcing Its rule against furnisiing information and quotatious to such establishments. ‘The court ave an claborate opinion sustatnin the right of the telegraph company to witht & the market quotations, upon the ground of the tme morality and illegality of the business in which the complainant was engaged. The Incubordinate Cadets. STATE OF AFFAIRS AT TRE NAVAL ACADEWY. ‘The naval cadets at Annapolis who have been confined on board the old frigate Santee since ‘Tuesday, except those ordered to solitary confine- ment, attend their studies in common with the other cadets, but they are not allowed to remain about the academy grounds longer than is neces- sary to complete thelr day's duties, when they are again relegated to the Wooten walls of the old ship." Seven cadets—Barkley, W nard, Gignilitat, Toney, O'Leaty to seven days’ solitary conflaeraent on board the Wyoming. The cadets who are under arrest upon the charge of insubordination number 3 cadet midshipmen, including Robert H. Wood: Virginia, and Patrick B. Pui!bto, Maryland; a 10 cadet encineers, including Charles Jacob Gross, Bustauce Straughn Glaseock,Maiyland; and Harry A. Field, Virginia. All the cadets under arrest are taembcrs of the frst cl: nd are to complete their academic course next’ June. The resignation of Cadet F. K. Colvin, a petty oMficer of the first class, has been ‘accept by the superintendent. In resigning Cadet Colvia stated that he felt himself incompetent to Oil a tion to which he thinks he may be promoted. in accepting the resignation the superintendent. cartly adits that a cadet who feels himself incom. Betent to fl any position to which a cadet 18 eligi~ le while at the academy ts also Incompetent to Mill, the position of an officer in the navy. All the cadet officers of the battalion ex Urree have resigned. They are Cadet Lieut. Commanger F. L. Chapin, Cadet Lieut. J.B. Jackson and Cadet Master A.S. Keith. ‘The latter, 11s thought, will be promoted to the place vacated by Cadet Lieut. Street, who bears the responsibility of the unplea- ganthess between the cadets and the authorities, ‘aval Cadet W. J. Baxter, of Ohio, who was moted as cade of thé first class, to take pI adet Rowmat that position last evening, and Supe Ramsay peremptorily ordered his Santee for insubordination and mutinous conduct. adet 1s promoted tn turn he will resign that rex 10 a petty or cadet 01 | Sponstbility, and as a consequence will be imprise oned for insubor inate conduct. ee MANHIED. OUKER. On January 31, 1882, at the bride's parents, JOMN B. KENDALL, ARY D. HUOKELK, of Loug Meadow, ——— eee DIED. CARTER. On Febra LY. Departed this life, on the moruing of 1883, at tive o'clock, JOH JACKSON. | February Ist: 1883. at 1 fclock p. m., of pneumonia, JOHN F. JACKSON, aged seven veare. Fanerel will tuke place frow residence of his rand. parents, 1537 M street, Satardey morning at 11 o'clock.’ JOH\STON. On the let of February, 1883, at 9 » iu the thirty-first yenr of his age, KE. Os <SON, ‘beloved son of Henry Johnson. Funeral Will take place irom bis late residence, Ko. ‘Buunicate with the old established firm of 2141 F treet, ‘between 2Ikt and 22d. at 2 dock om y, bebruary 4th. Friends and acquaitances: Fenpectfully uvited to attend the funeral” cae ‘Ohio, on February Ist, 1883, formerly of Washington, Pp. SLATER. Near Alexandria, Va., February 1, 1889, at —y me? <m JOHN ‘SLAL -K, in the seventy - year of lis age. “rane 0, his lato resi At Fostoria, 4 J. PATTUN, gun tal will take ‘piece from Betteve Ds saturday, February m. Friends and ‘acquaintances are reepocttully invited to ateende 3" SLOMAN. On the Sint January, 1883, at five mini to.12 o'clock p.m., WILHELMENA SLUMAN, Dalowed Wile of Henry sioman. Funeral will take pitce from her son-in-law's reai- ence, John J: 211 L street northy pitermpom, at 2 o'clock p.m. Friends of the fai A ETuUR ROONEY & CO., GENERAL UNDER AKERS AND FUR! SITURE WAMEROOMS. 346 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. 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