Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1883, Page 3

MERS. &e. NO sT LESS MONKOF, Fs We nd all ratie + » YR NORFOLK Potomac Steant EXCE 10: TH, id 5 Oat e and “ ° «= pea MI CORCORAN W. nily (exer tS 1. £, aM. col Clyde-buiit VELDAM. + ZA ND! BEAK , YORK, FOT? F? The ficst-ciaga, rect, Jor y ® Y¥ for Rotterdam | First cabin, $70: wecond exbin - CALS BC0.. 9% HGR yert AX Srramsmip Drs Loxpox, Sov New Yons, AND BRexr: cabin. £100; "se Ces ie pe ee are nd FRIDAY at5 pe po orfolk with Boston, Provi- ike rail ‘Ohio’ rai.road. i. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt tain. AMSTERDAM, Daten KO a MP. th: U, er. ds; VERNON ay) for Mt. urns reaches Washing- Havas, j f reet, Hoi: wk ts Haves. London, at AUCTION SALES._ TO-MORROW. | FPHOMAS LOWLING, Auchoacer. REGULAR SALE_OF.HOUSENOI ‘At alr sroom, RTH, 188 LD FURNITURE. SATURDAY, FEBKUA} Y TWENTY- i, at EN O'CLOCK, embreci: g some umber Seta, Lot Cheap Ot ‘towether with olher a:ticles. Que Billiard Table, One El vator, Counters, Show Cases, & AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, One T-cctave Upright Piano. Xo postponement on account of weath-r. 22-21" THOMAS DOWL. Anctioneer. FOU & CO., Auctioneers. end U streets northwest. ‘ALE OF HOUSEHOLD ARLE S, & Day, FE Any TY FOURTH, UK A.M., in front of Auction Rooms. WALTER B. WILLIAM» & CU., Aucts, TPOMAS DOWLING, Aucnoncer. ONE SIDE-BAR Lt P BUGGY, IN GOOD ‘OKDI 1: T Will sell the shove SATUKDA’ FFBRUARY TWENTY-FOURTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of m+ suction rooms. f22-2t Cm) &C., va EO. 5 9TH STRE T NOKTH LD IN LOTS 'tO SUIT TON. F. BRUARY TWENTY- cL T.N O'CLOC wy at same hour, unti di ot. i POLT Fy nN} OLD HOLLAND SPEER’: GEO. A. O'HARE, Groce £6 WEEKLY LIN POF orRayeng LEAVING «2 YORK YVERY THURSDAT AT NOON. GLAND, ¥Kasvc AND GERM a a C. B. RICHARD & 9. 7 19 Feuusy Vania avenns Send for “Tourist G (Cessnp Live. NoTICr. be ORK AND LIVE CALLING AT COKK HARBO! FROM PIEK 40S. NEW YORE . 23. | Puvoma. Wed., Ber We it RATE OF PAS#AGE: low rates. Steerae tickets f parts of 3100 for passenger Scoommrvtations, l# of laden given for Belfast, Glaarov, het ports on the Contineu: azi VEaNON Hf. BROY Beasts. O LEAVE WA: Clea, Cincinnati nt Eprom jeeyanse Cara toc ne: hicazo. 5:00—Faltimore, Ell ons. au PRESS. 10—Poiut of Rocks and W :10—PHILADELPH IS, NE EXPRESS. ‘Parlor Cars to New York. ‘Way (Piedmont, Stras- id Way, via. > Stations. W YORK AND BOSTON 8:40—c iaunton and Vai ey i xpre {connests for Ha- or erctown and st Point of ltoel Baltimore, Hyatt Bons at Relteviil ane rena ee on tay 38-00—BALTIMORE EXPKESS, (stops at H, ana iaurel.) 0:12 —Victaba: Express. Bi an! Chicaxo. 2B.M.—12:10—balt $1:25—on 20—La 18: xihe ‘ping Cars to C Ellicott City, Annapolis Junetion, Jessup’ Lays stops at ail 8, iyateville Chicaco, Cincinnati and St. Louis Jincinnat, Lou:sville 1213 Tt etrect mirthwest, bot. Ma dN. Jusxr Recewveo 2 Faesa Invonra. TION OF PATE DES FOIE GRAS, IMPORTE> AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, FROMAGE DE BIE, NEUFCHATFI, ROQUE- FORT, BAP SAGO, CREAM CHEESE, YOUNG . APPLE, EDAM, GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. & CO.S LIQUID COFFEE. ffee from which has been extracted the dead sho use cea portion, and in which the true flavor and arcana have been pre-erved by paxsime through scienti- Seally censtructed machinery, which has taken years ri 5 ‘This | offee should be used in preference to any other fee, ready f0F tsa, alway de- in the making. to taste, snd in less time ‘otice is rvady for use. No no hurry, no fret. ‘or Sale by’ i.W. REED'S SONS, 1216 ¥ SYREET NORTHWE3T. Bostox Crevanexs, Boston Tomatoes, Boston Leituce, Philadelphia Capons, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Scallops, Oysters, etc, ab PALACE MAPERT, de3 FRANK J. TIBBETS, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! CCG FEE RRR SSSq oor RE - O eR RRR EE &gss, Gor 8, S= Goo ERE RE ERE Sgss8 7 g88Sg TITT FEB RRR I, ot © T OE L WN 5sssq Toge BREE INN SsssS f ERE R HLLIL U2) Wi N vc eB NC OK NO EE NO CE og iN COC KREBS NNN NNN KE NNN NNN N NN L Ef L L os LLLL LLL *, WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner at street and Indiana avenue. Jet WM. M. GALT & CO. ‘VUHN R. KELLY, sass PEE MIGEISE So Conep seer sam 629 and 650 conten ee 9th street wi Jenter 5 = é URE EXERESS Box, Clty Bost ¢ ior ad : UNG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT | Marketing delivered fresof charge to sllpartsof the SS Sleeping Cars to Pit city, mart 99:40} sl) ADELPHIA. NEw YO..K and BOSTON 55—* hicazo, cinuat an Louis 5. yal iiiaik Rep wapermeRe ee | —— Seite Sane “ RS. M.A. FRENCH, MAG 3 HEALER OAPs anay qoly. Other traune daily. exeevtsanday | VE sna pasiuess Motive ea to ne SEALER Ml trs'>~ from Washinst-n stop at Kelay Station. aarect noeth here ube will be pleased. to i orfurher information ayniy at the Baltimore and | Steet north went whore se wi ect ler Ho Ticket Offices, Washinton {tation 619 and 1351 ee ee oan seit Ney.\vauis avenue, corner 14th etreet. where orders . H. F. WRIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CI ‘Wil be teken for w checked and received at M33. Physician, bas ewinenc success in treating 0) POT a toe ct ae Agent, Balto, | acute and chronic diseases (both mental and pssical}e CLEMENS Slsster of Teaser betes Pata, | wituoutmed.cine. O00 6th street northwest, 1E GREAT T)E. ROBERT ON, THE MOST RELIABLE SPE- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE D. in this city, with twenty years’ experien TO TEE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, can beconsultd confidentially every Wednesday an BOEBEY TECK SPLENDID SCENERY. | Saturday. trom 2to9 p-in., at hie office, 406 G steset ATL. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. sweat. Guarantees a positive cure i ail diseases of FFECT FF But 2 Tm, 1883. the urinary organs and nervous ‘Cases recent'y Basis Luave Wasminaron rnow Srat! coutracted cured in 4to6 days. Hefers to ading phy a — Sicians of Baltimore, his native city. office, and tne West. Chicao Lainited Exprom | N. Liberty streets, Baltimore, Ma.” Private aod cope, - Care at 9:30a.m., daily; Fast | rate rooms for luiles. Jan29-dm. 9:30 a.m, ly. with Sleepine Carsfrom | — = ware to 2 Express i:30 | (10 AND SEE PROF. WARRING, wiih Pasco’ Care to Pittsbury and MEDIUM AND BEAL ASTROLOGER, ; ‘Gully strect northwes". tabure and the Week we V0 Penk 108 | Five thousand dollaruto anyone who c > ectual him BALTIMORE AND }OTOMAC RAILROAD. in telling the past, present and future, c:. ~ing speedy Erie. Cai chester, Buffalo. N: mar inges, separates! toxether, <i. in business re with affuira, whose advice is invaluable. He tells consultors Pame in full, and is the only verson that can do. 20. and Elmira, 919.30, , Warring aaks no qu ‘and uses no cards of 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a. m., i. 0:20'p.m. Limited Express o! lor Cara, 9:30 ¢.m. daily, it For Boston w. some chats, re Pr." the: + and 10:29 1:36 On Sunday, 4:20, 9:5) ¢ Ballman Pare except 3 0 yu. every week-day. trains connect st Jor- any description in his professi SATISFAC.ION GI Fee—Ladien, $1: gentlemen, $1. ow" ‘RS. POWELL, OF PHILA., BUSINESS TEST Mi iicatm ana Ciairvoyant, sfves names, ibes reone, writes mechani te cl No Pay. dal evenin; cards. Will engago forpelvate aitince, 950 Bae we jalltwe BROOKE TELLS EVENTS OF AUCTION SALES. WV EZERS & CO., Ar WEZEES & CO.,,Anctioncers, FIXTURES OF STORE NO. 707 MARKET SPACE. TO-MOLROW (SATURDAY) MORNING, FEBRU- RY TWENTY-FOUKTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, TING I PART OF COUNTERS, REVOLY- ING SIOULS, FIRE PROOF SAFE, Late with Duncanson Bros, IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NAB TFN + ALLY :OWN, D.C. irtue of a deed of bearing Aste the 13th, ber, 1880, and aul recorded in Liber ge sell iG, ¢ It any of Sevtenibes 8 lay of Sevitember, S17. folio 288, Ber, on nd records for the’ District of Cotumbte, the undersigned Trustees the flowing. described rove ty, situated in Washina. ton con: ty, District of Ccinmbia, viz.: All that plece or pareal et lands coutainiog & 1 rood and acrea, Sip reves more oF 'eas,’s+ the sama is indicated and ibed im s survey ‘and piat dated May, 1852, by !-ewis Carbury, surveyor of seid District, bounded on the west by the new road of said District, on the north by the land of Washin:cton Hurdle, on the south by the Jand ef Mrs. Ariana yles, aud on th east by Lat No. 7 of sai plat oud <urvey, the said Lot hereby conveyed being marked and described in ssid plat and survey as ot ct to ares. rvation of a road or right of on the northern line between said Lot No. Sand the land of sid Washington Hurdle for the Lenetit of uli the owners of Lots Nos, 1, 2, 3 4 5, 6, 7 and 8 on said plat snd survey, improved bya fratce dveliing, ‘alsngiterboas, sos hoes, stetllngy &e., lecated near | er nal; tows, D. One- hird casi; the reridue in twoequal pay- ix ond twolve monta: bearing, 19- JAMES L. DAVIS, _ NSTERS’ £.ALE OF IMPROVED PROPFRTY, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND T STREETS. By virtne of a deod of trust, dated October 3d, 1874, and r corded in Liber No. 764, folo 142, of! the lara records of the District of Coumbia, and at the request of he party secured thereby, we will sell at eauction, Jn front of the premises, on MO DAY, CH FIFTH, A. D, 183, at HALF-PAST FOUR, LOCK P. M.. the following-described real estate, tein the city of Washington, District of Columbia, Lot numbered ninety-eicht (8), in Patterson's recorded mubdivision of eqnare numbered to hundred and tovether with the improvemeutn thereon, coustting of a two-story Frame Dwelling House and ore, 112rms cash. Deposit of $259 required at time of sale. All conte: aneine a purehaners cost itt rms ote are not com led with in five days the proper! Foaol | at risk and cost of the defautting purchaser, after five days’s notice in the F-vening Star. JAMES E. FLIOH,? qrastees ROBERT 0, FOX, J.T. COLDWELL, Auct. 123-cokds HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real £state Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVYD PROPERTY TING A GOVERNMENT K No. MISSOURT AVENUE, BFISG A THREF-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ‘WITH A TWO-8/ ORY BACK BUILD- By virtue of a deed of trnst, dated the eighth (8th), sy of Deoourb ss Aine 1BTDe sad ersonded a Lalo No. 927, fo io 39 et eeq., one of the land records of the District of Co'umbls, and at the request of the folders of the notes sectired thereby, default having imade in the payment thereof, the under Wall geil xt public auction, tn Font of tho on NDAY, the IWFNIY-SIXTH DAY 0) FEBRUAKY, 1883, at FOUR O'CLCCK P. M., the following ‘desert real estate, alt: uated in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: All that piece or parcel of land situate as afore- ., bring the west haf of lot nine (9), of equare A, iz tw: nty-four (21) feet on ouri avenue, € back in paraliel lines to on aley one ‘hundred and twenty-seven feet, more or leas, with the improve- mer meiatine of a three-story brick dwelling houee ‘o-story back building, kuown as No. 330 Mis- venue. wiz cash, at purchaser’s option, the defer rayments to be secured by a deed of trust. One hun- dred dollars ($100) must be deposited on the day of JAMES B. GREEN, Surviving ‘Truster. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioncer. 123-26 ‘DIN RAW SILK, Ppa SUITE UPHOLSTE: CRIMSON PLUSH TRIMMINGS; ASH CH i. BER SUITE, MAKBLE ‘OP WALNUT EX- IE<‘ION BLE A’ D DINING-ROOM CHAIRS: BRUSSELS, INGRAIN AND OT] CARP: TS; HAIR AND HU~K MAT" WIRE WOVEN SPRINGS, HEATI HA'L RACK, HALL AND STAIR Ds, BURP AUS A WAS! ue DING, 'FEATHE: GLASs AND CROCKERY WARE, ro. On TUES AY, FEBRUARY TWIN1Y-SEVENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shall sell :t residence of gentleman declining housekeepin, No. 17 K street ‘the the above collection 0: "Hou ehold Effects, thy the attention of buyers. RB. WILLIAMS « CO., Aucts. Tpuosas DOWLING, Aucuoneer. IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 719 TWENTIETH STRUET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION, wel balance at xix and twelve a ing interest and secured by trust. All conveyencing, &e., at purchaser's je $10) depoait required at time of ale, onitive, dis THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. FPHONAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Exorvesr DEpaRtMent, { District oF COLUMBIA, Wasnrnorton, February 20, 1 Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, F RUAKY -NiY-r IGHTH, 1883. the Fish Wharves and Fish Stalls, in the citi-s of Washington andGeorge- town will be sid at pubiic auction for the term of one Year from Merch 1, 1883, ns follows:—%t2 o'clock p. in., on the premises, «x Fish Stalla, in the Georvet arket House, to the highest bi.der. ‘Terms, cash, in advance. Aso ot the same time and upon the premi- sex, the Georetown Fish Wharf, at te foot ot Potomac street, to the highest vidder. ‘Terms, cash in advance. ‘he purchaser to keep the wharf in repair during his Joa-e. Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. Bf., on the eame day, on Betreet, between 7th and 9th northwest, in front of the fish stalls of (Center) Washington Market, all Rights wi end Priviloges grated ur allowet by the laws of the corporation of Washingtor establish Wharves and Jocks for the landin wand sale of fish in the of Washington, ‘wharf or dock shall te deemed cligitle un és situated at some point on the North side of the Potomac Kiver between 11th street east and 14th street west, to the highvst bidder. ‘Terms: $100 to be paid on the day of sale. and the residue to be paid within five days from the day of le. tale. By order of the Board of Commisvioners, D.C, G. J. LYDECKER, Major of Engineers, U.S. A.. Engineer Commissioner, D.C. rn Py REMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING AT JHE COKNER CF MAKYLAND AVEXU SIXTH STREET EAST AD NOUTH, “BEING IMPKOVED A STORY AND ATTIC BRICK COKNER SIX ‘DCS TWO-STO) D AVeNUE AND SIXIM STREET, N ‘WO-STORY FRAME ON MARYLAND AVé: WEDNESDAY, TWENTY-FIGHTH F) RUARY, 1883, COMMENCING at FOUR-THIKT O'CLOCK Y. M., we will sell, in front of the prem. all of Lots 4and 6, in square No. 864; these lots rout 50 feet on 6th street, 186 2-12 on’ Maryland avenue, 196 9-12 on north C street, the east line of lots peing 153.10. The Property is Sod by order of the heirs to cloxe an estate, and is one of the best situated Rroverties in the eastern section, there being severat ¢ Duild:ny lots in addition to the houses. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and three years’ notes, to bear interest and to be secured by deed of tru-t. A’ deponit of $100 on eros lot required. aisle. ‘Terms to be complied with Otherwise resale; couveyancing, &c., cost. “By order of the hetrs, 121-dta DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. ‘even di Purchaser's in at LACY, WORLD-RENOWNED FORTUNE Business Clairvoyant, born with Second sight, tells without. Auestioning names, dates, description, of absent lon guaranteed. 928 ¥ street. d13-llw 5 THO AND QUEEN EMMA, THE a aoe ranean cam | Opdizeel folie, $bits 22 sence FXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSB! Ri =p aay et, WAYAND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTOS | he'Umin Gare Brice, ies ons 30, 1:00, 9:2, 19.00 sad 11:25 a.m., age 8:00 and 11:30 p. anda lor hmong E 125 om H EE sally, 5 HE NEW 1DEA.—THIS 18 THE AGE OF PRO- Trsing scare, Ateaandia for W : "Tinteeste wosehiane & ap- oval of the erty, end unproce- t michets ‘i tieomon, nortneant corner | Gented 6 the pablo writingtover four 15th sureet and Pennes!vania avenue, and at thesta- | Hues month. & eee for the of'bag- | Ofc: ne . Yas. ¥. FUGH, Gene ANHOOD RESTORED BY USL and 1. WOOD, General Pumengur Agent, Decal Masaners BOTTLE iJ or two of Dk. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial. cur: any ease of Seminal bility ant Im, ._ Tt imparts system. 906 B street southwont. . BLOTHERS AND GRAY GT Prescriptions and send you to some side ahow who wili agree to ‘Weakness, Nervous vigor to. the whole wi 121-1’ HED the city, ‘and Irregularities q: ichly treatment. Correspondence and. strictly confidential. ND ‘ial in can be daily at 237 Pennayivania avenue. All fomale ‘Separate rooms for isdien. 4 Baoapwar. Naw Yous. Bours to 4and 6 to 3] can jai6-2m a JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain —— Qvarinm Tumors, Kid- | Every class of Recurities bourht and sold on commis- © Heese’ in cidhee sea eon, Cure of Syphulla | sicn in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadeiphic. New fet. iuevero House, Becton. York, Boston and Washington. Orders excouted on the ay Dm. JOHN TRIPP. | New York Sook Exchange at one-cighth of ove per esnt ‘AME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA. | Commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to eee a ee BAD! BEAD!: Promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- FREX formation regarding the Markets received through our curstorat — wires INSTANTLY dizect from the Sew York Stock geri gyal =e | = northwest, Price §8 per box, samt by mani reoaiDt of price. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘RUSTEES’ SALE OF NALUABLE REAL ESTat THIRD 81 REE’ By virtue of a certain 23¢ any of February, Act 0. Liber No. 299, cords for the (Or vest of the CHANCERY _s, TWENTY-ONE RES OF LAN LATELY NORTH OF oF ACRES OF <D SoHE THE CITY, AND PRINCIPALLY LYING BE- TWEEN FOURT! ND SIXTEENTH STREETS EXTENDED, SUBDIVIDED INTO Under and by virtue of eR ‘3 A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE, What a Lady of Great Prominence has to Say About Her Sex. [Boston Globe.} On a recent trip by s representative of this paper to the city of Haverhill, Mase., # most important incident ‘occurred, which cannot fail to be of the greatest interest to all, and especially to our lady readers. Ths newsva- Per man met a lady s trifle past middie age, with luxu- rious white hair, that contrasted strikingly with piero- ing bisck eyes. She posscesed a straicht, full habit, womanly, but commanding, combined with man- ners wholly lady-Hke, and. yet pronounced. Any ‘geute judge of human nature could eee at once hat he was in the presence of an unusual person- aze—one destined to more than most of her sex, and to exert am influence fer-reaching in its power. This lady was Mra. M, W. Wingate. Alnost from childhood she has taken a epecial interest in the bodily troubles of her esx, an@ has probably been more successful in relieving suffering and saving lives than any other woman in America, Indeed. she seems to have been to women what Florence Nightingale and Dorothy Dix were to the suffering soldiers. ‘The in- stances of women who were in the «reatest sgony and apparently beyond the rech of buman aid, that ehe has restored to heslth and happiness, :re almost innu- merable, and it was only natural that the scribe should become spectally interested and wish to converse with her more in detail. “How long have yon been engaged in the practice of medicine, Mrs. Winsate?” “* For more than 25 years.” “*A long time, certain y. How did you happen to enter the field at that early day when women in the pro- fessions were specially frowned down upon?” “‘I think I must have inherited a taste from my Father, Professor J. C. \ood, of Harvard ovllere. He was em- inent in the profession, a hard worker and equally earn- est in his recreations. He hunted considerably, and I rememb:rwhen oniy nine years old I used to dissect the birds andanima's he had killed. I felt infatuated with medical science, even then and the has continued up to the ; resent time.” ‘*And did you begin your studies 80 early in life?” “T can hardly say when I began, for I can not remem- ber when I did not read medical literature. You would scarcely believe it, but I was a slender girl and did not ‘weigh over 120 pounds, bur I used to sit up night after night unti.2 o'clock in the morning poring over my studies, and never dreaming of the flight of times. It Seemed as though calls for my attendance on the sick always came uneoicited. I certainly cannot fix the date when I first began practicing. Of course most of my pationts were women, and the natural sympathy I felt for my sex has increased during all these years where I have been brouzht so closely in contact with them and have learned to anticipate their needs and sympathize with their sufferings. After the opening of the Boston Medical Gollege I appeared before the fa- culty; passed examination and received a diploma. I had pragticed for years previous to that time, but thought it desirable to recive another diploma, which I did'without any effort.” “‘Your experience with the many‘and serious diseases of women having been eo extensive must also be valu- able? Can you give me some facts rezarding them?" “*I find that woman seems born to suffering, and where she avolds it, it is by reason of some care on her patt or owing to some special renewing power. Itis true some women xo through life without unusual suf- foring, but they are none the less in danger, for there are critical periods all along their pathway when the ‘utmost precaution is required. The innumerable com- plaints called female weaknesses; the irregularities of Ufe and changes of the systom all indicate the perils which hang over every woman's career, and which, un- Jess attended to, may result dinastronsl ** But is there no way by which these terrible troubles can be avoided?” - ““ihat has been the problem for years. The habits of life and the demands of fashion are clearly at war with the health of women. Ihave been, perhaps, unusually Successful in my treatmentof their troubles, but there have been many cases that seemed specially stubborn. T recall one in particular. I had exhausted all the usual expedients and the results were not satisfactory. I be- came worried over the case and really did not know what todo, but finally thought 1 would try something outof the usual line. I had heard a certain remedy Tecommended very highly and so I procured some and made s chemical analysis of it. I found it was perfectly pure, and that the ingredients were unususliy valuable, Sol began giving itto my patient, changing it how- ever, into a bottls of my own. To my great joy it seemo to have an almost immediate effect and a com- Plete cure was the result. Since then I have used it con- stantly in my practice and have cured every form of female weaknoes, as well as displacements, dropsical tumors, cellu dropsy and all such troubles. I have also used it with the best of results in cases of pregnancy and gestation, Indeed I have found it of untold value and benefit." “‘Have you any ob‘ection to giving me the name of this remedy of which you speak?” “‘None whatever. It is Warner's Safe Kidney and THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY February 23, 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams 10 The Star Big Fire in Georzetewn, 8. C. CHARLESTON, S.C., Feb. 23—The News and Courier has advices of a serious fire which occur- Ted at Georgetown, S.C., yesterday afternoon, and which threatened ‘the northern part of the town with destruction. It originated In cotton landed from the steamer Merchant. The warehouses, offi-e and wharf of the Accommodation line, the ice house, saloon and fixtures of ‘T. W. Dickinson, the store and warchouse of P. E. Braswell, and tue millinery store of Miss T. K. Wisner are all de- stroyed. The elegant mansion of Mr. David Ris- ley, with nearly all the contents, and the fine dwellings of Mr. W. D. Morgan, Mra. Baum and Mrs. Forman were also burned. ‘The entire oss Will reach $70,000, a Mailroad Matters, Crncmnatt, O., Fed. 23—Tue managers of the Kentueky Central ratiroad have negottated bonds to the amount of $1,800,000, thus realizing enous to pay the boned Indebtedness due on March 1st, and leave a balance sufficient to complete the road to connect with the Knoxville extension of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia sysiem, ‘The directors of the Cinclanati and Baltimore rail- Toad company have ¢ :lled a meeting of the stock- holders for March 26th, to vote on the contract for the sale of the road io the Cincinnatt, Washington and Baltimore rallroad company, according to the terms of »greement for reorganizing the Marietta and Cincinnati! rafiroad com; Not Indicted for Bribery. TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 23—John J. Kromer, of At- lantic City, who has been held, on his own’ recog- nizance, since the bribery investigation of Inst year, in which Assemblyman Shinn, of Atlantic, Charged that Kromer offered htm $200 to vote for Dill ih the interest of railroads during the legisia~ tive session of 1882, was discharged from the re- cognizance in the county court this morning, the grand jury having failed to find an indictment against him. ——____ General Foreign News by Cab! DEFEIVING FRENCH PRINCES OF THEIR MILITARY Posts. . Panis, Feb. 28.—Decrees enforcing the law of 1884 depriving princes of their military posts will be gazetted to-morrow. It 1s understood that only the Duc de Chartres and the Duc d’Alencon will be affected by the enforcement of the law. It will affect, It ts sald, neither the Duc de Pen- thtevre, who ts already exempted from service, nor Prince Roland Bonaparte, who Is not regard: ed as a pretender. GERMAN AID FOR OHIO FLOOD SUFFERERS. BERuin, Feb. 23—The first instalment, amount- ing to 1,000 mars,of the money subscribed in Ger- many was sent to the United States to-day n ald of the sufferers by the floods in the Ohio valley. —$—<—__—— Wall Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET STRONGER. New Yor«, Feb. 23.—The Post's financial article Says: The stock market was decidedly stronger during the forenoon than on Wednesday. the net result of the torenoon’s business being an advance on the general list. About 11:45 several lots of Erle, Wabash preferred and Pacific Mail were sold out under the rules for account of Hatch & Peters, Wiio were announced to have suspended “ton ac- count of the defalcation of the cashier.” The house Was not a heavy one, the total labilities being smalland the Mabilities on the Stock Exchange small. The stocks sold for thelr account under the rules brought from % to 3 higher than the Prices Just hat the market is oversold on many of the most active stocks by bears, who will be obliged to cover at any small advance because their margins are light. ———— ‘The District Appropriation B ACTION OF THE SENATE THIS AFTERNOON. On motion of Mr. Plumb, the Senate this after- noon took up the District appropriation bill. Mr. Plumb gave a brief summary of the bill, the figures of which have already been published in ‘THE Stan. Mr. Saulsbury said the amount appropriated for the assessor’s office ($12,600) was, he thought, pretty heavy, Mr. Plumb replted that after inqutry the committee had found it necessary; no would do. On motion of Mr. Sherman, the provision repeal- ing the act of Congress slowing a deduction of 5 per cent on taxes patd within 30 days after notice Liver Cure." “Why, that is s proprietary medicine!" “‘Certainly. but what of that? I have but one end in view in the treatment of my patients, namely—their restoration to health. In the accomplishment of this end I prescribe what I believe to-be beneficial, no mat- ter what the professional oonseqnences may be.” “‘I notice in the New York papers that Drs. Ham- mond, Agnew and other prominent physicians are taking a similar stand, Mrs. Wingate.” “Yes, and all tne independent thinkers in the profes- sion are bound todo so. I am, however, on the best of terms with my professional brethren, a6 you can seo,” ‘and the Isdy produced a beautiful gold medal mounted in the form of a badge which had been presented her by the medical society. known as the Ensign of the Humble Family, of which she is a prominent member. After examining it closely, the reporter remarked that the medical profession evidently were proud of what ahe hhad done, as she might well be in the possession of such medal. “*I am proud of that," she replied, ‘‘and I was also Pleased a short time since to receive an offer at a largo salary to take the professorship in the new medical ool- lege at Walla Walla, on the Pacific coast. I do notknow how they heard of me out there, but I was obliged to decline thoir offer." “‘andeo, in your experience with the diseases of wo- men, you have found success, sud that Warner's Safe Cure has been « most efficient remedy.” “*¥es, I have had unusual success, and the reme(ty of which you speak has been proven of great benefit. ‘There are, however, some base imitations of it to be found in the market; these are bad and should be avoided, but the genuine remedy is one of the very “And has not the practice of your profession injured your health?” **No, I am better now than ever before in my life. I froze my limbslast winter while riding one cold night tose a pationt, and was obliged to remain indoors for over tw) months. Otherwise I am healthy, as you can see by looking at me." “and may I publish this interview, Mrs. Win- of assessment, was stricken out. The next pro- viston, that the lien upon real estate for any tax shall not be impatred by reason of any certificate or statement, erroneous or otherwise, which the collector nay make, was also stricken ‘out. Mr. Edmunds made a point of order against the amendment placing the gas inspector under con- trol of the Commissioners,and it was stricken out; but the amendment requiring him to pay all fees collected by him into the U. 8 Treasury was adopt Mr. Sherman thought it bad policy to cut down the apppropriation for improvements and repairs 80 far below the estimates. He said it was to the public interest to complete these improvements and repairs a8 soon as posstble. Mr. Plumb said the committee had ascertained that partiality had been shown in repairing streets, and the committee had deemed It well to require more to be expended east of the Capitol, a part of the city that had been slighted. Mr. Plumb made this statement in reply to ‘objections made to the amendment ‘requiring that out of the fund for improvement ce! improve- ments should be completed east of the Capitol. Mr. Ingalls advocated the provision as it came from the House making a 1 apgropriation of $535,000 for improvements and repuirs of streets, instead of the Senate committee’s amendment re- ducing the sum to $430,000. Mr. Rollins condemned the partial manner in which the public money had been expended in the western part of the city, and sald he was in favor of requiring the Commissioners in future to do justice to East Washington. Mr. Cockrell also favored that. At the suggestion of Mr. Plump, the section in relation to improvements and repairs was passed over. ‘The appropriation to erect a building for the na- tional association for destitute women and chil- dren was increased from $15,000 to $20,000. The appropriation for repairs to county roads and suburban streets was increased from $15,000 to pe the latter being the amount put in by the jouse. Ainendments were adopted increasing the pri- vates of the police force of classs 1, from 73 to 90, and of clase from 120, to 185; class 1 to be paid gate?” “Yes. If what I have told you should be the means of sssisting any women who may be suffering, I shall be perfectly willing to have it published.” 1t Tue J. M. BRUNSWICK & BLAKE CO. ‘The most extensive manufacturers of BILLIARD AND POUL TABLES In the World. ‘No. 66 West Fayette street, Baltimore, Md. H. J. BERGMAN, Manager. Fy Dlustrated catalogue sent free upon application. O'MEARA’S LIQUID RI 00 Ya Lt int 3 TF AE & R 00 ¥ fers Eu ccc .L FER @ eee gE tH Ga L Eg GGG LLLL UU ize Nese th comet us 8 a et SAE Simin eR chy ashe tari cane ed ‘or Bottle of 6 Royal Give, with oe Behe ma ‘he trade and pubite suppned welt, rama ee po. GUN! That endorsed ‘ caNDY FACTORY, 620 Sth street northwest, Branch Store 1339 Pennsylvania avenue. _18-6m Eocoxomoa, Axp Sure WEAVER, KENGLA. & 00.°S LAUNDRY g0AP IB FOONOMICAL, BEvat eee FROM ‘a USE fT 16 PURE; BEING 18 SAFE, BECAUSE IT [9 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE ma’ VIE: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES, ) PALM AND COCOANUT OILg; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THR MAR- KET ARE MADE PROM PROOUBED ‘THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING Live PUT UPIN BARS, AND EygRY BAR BRANDED “pon fale Br GEOCERS FoR GENERALLY. AND WHOLESALE OFFIOR, a3 3014 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWE, Do. _———— ere $900 per year each, and class 2 $1,080 Capitol Notes. The House adopted an amendment this after- noon to the sundry civil Dill, fixing the salary of ‘the clerk of the U. 8. Supreme Court at $5,000a year. RUMORED ELECTION OF U. & SENATOR IN MICHIGAN. Itis rumored atthe Capitol that Lieutenant Governor Crosby, of Michigan, has been elected United States Senator. AGAINST PRIVATE POST OFFICES. The House committee on post offices and post Toads to-day agreed to report to the House, with &@ favorable recommendation, Representative Bingham’s bill to amend section 8,829 of the Re- vised Statutes, so as to provide a “sepa for the offense of carrying on any part of the business of the Post Office department without authority. THE REPUBLICA SENATORIAL CAUCUS TO-DAY. ‘The caucus of republican Senators, which ad- Journed yesterday with the understanding that its unfinished business should be of this Morning, failed to realise ex; tions, main! the reason that six oreight genstors pi ly for yut in ined of a coincidence ‘am appearance. apparent intwo ways, either as the result of sentim tion appropriation bill. Both bills were sent to ———— ERIOUS AOCCIDENT.—On Fae mynap Charies committees. The effort is to be made | Farquhar, a dealer in ge hd B-street aS |e to dispose of the sundry civil: the House eThis will Lear to be se opntiaton wie Seti I il Es =} t HL EF } HI Es i i Fe | ih bi Hi receding them. There 1s no doubt | REBDELL’S REVELATIONS. Continued frem the First Edition. JUDGE WYLIR'S RULING OX THE PENDING QUED- TION. After recess Judge Wylies 14 the question was iu relation to the right of the defense to question the witness regarding a memorandum given to the witness by Dorsey, as the witness testified, and the purpose of the defense, as stated, was to show that the memorandum was written by the witness himself. The court then read Rerdell’s ‘st itement in his aMdavit of June, 1881, as to his ability to imitate Dorsey's handwriting, and his assertion that be had writt: these memoranda himself. The witness, however, had testified now that that statement Was untrue. and that he had no such skill as was claimed. Now, the defense had a right to cross examine the witness to show, if Uhey could, that he did have such skill, and they could pr duce the parer and examine him as to that. ‘They could interrogate hi as to the contents of a paper not produced for the purpose of testing the witness’ Memory; but 2s It was a collateral matter, they would be bound Dy his answer. ‘The witness sali he bad exhibited memorandum Im Ink to Messrs. James, McVeach and Woodward. He had also two balan €sveets made out by James W. Doneliy. ‘These be give to 8. W.Dorsey on the 7, 1882, 0n the day he mad» the af la- vit. Dorsey at that time demanded the papers The witness said that aiter he left notary Callan’s return to Willard’s he went by way of Corcoran building to his office, where he got these balance sheets and other papers. The witness salt be had re- membered this fact when ex mined this morning, but he was uncertain at wat conversation the | demand was made. MR. BELFORD'S FURTHER SEARCH FOR THAT $2,000 cHEcK. Congressman Belford spent almost the entire Gay yesterday in an effort to trace the check al- Iuded to in the testimony given by Rerdell in the star route trial Wednesday. In answer to a ques tion last night as to the result of his search, he said:—-“ The Forty-fitth Congress met in spectal session on March 18th, 1879, and adjourned July Ist, 1879. I left for the west the evening of the adjournment, or the night following. Early this morning I went to Col. Ingersoll’s house and asked him to give me the date of the check. He said be could not give me the date, for the simple reason that there was no check exhibited. I then went to Middleton's bank, and there found Mr. Middle ton, and asked him if at any me during the ex- tra Session, or snteequently, I had presented any check at his bank. and he promptly replied * No.” 1 then asked him to examine Dorsey’s account from February 1st, 1879, to August Ist, the same year, with @ view of ascertaining whether an; check of the character described by Rerdell b: ; been paid during that time, He consented, and. a8 a result of that examination, It was found that no such check had been paid or charged to Dor- sey’s account” to ‘The District Commiesionership. ‘There Is little prospect that a new District Com- missioner will be nominated before the adjourn- ment of Congress. It ts even asserted by some that Commissioner Morgan will hold the oMee until next July. ‘The District in Congress. IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS TO MB. VOORHBES’ LIBRARY BILL. Mr. Morrill to-day reported to the Senate from the select committee, the Voorhees bill for adci- tonal accommodations for the Congressional Ubrary, with amendments. The principal amend- ment relates to the site. It authorizes the lots between B street north and East Capitol street and Ist and 24 streets east to be selected, or if the commission sees Nt it may choose the ground sim- ilarly situated on the scuth side of Bast Capitol street, and bounded as follows: On the north by East Capitol street, east by 2d street, west by Ist Street, and south by B street. STREET RAILROAD BILL AMENDED. ‘The Senate to-day agreed to the conference oom- ratttce’s report on the Dill for the extension of the Capitol, North © Street and South Washipgton railway, Which was adopted in the House yes'er- day. The Senate receded from its amendments, ani the bill becomes a law as it passed the House ; Originally, except that, instead of turning to 10th Street after leaving K, the route will be straight along 9th to Loulsiana avenue. ITEMS OF DISTRICT INTEREST IN THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL. ‘The item of appropriation for the continuation of the new Pension office building was concurred In to-day by the House in committee of the whole without division. Amendments to increase the appropriations for the Howard University and the ord jer. man’s Hospital were ‘out on points of PROTEST AGAINST THE BELT LINE RAILROAD BILI. In the Senate to-day Mr. Ingalis sted against the passage of the bill to extend the Belt ne railway us reported from the conference com- mittee. He wanted, to compel the com) maintain the street paving within its w ‘and two feet each side, and to put other and penalties In the bilL THE Casiver Meerina to-day was short and Unimportant. There were two absentees—the At- torney General and Secretary Folger. The former has gone to Philadelphia fora das of twa mid io Se his home, though slowly proving. Navat Nores.—The Tallapoosa sailed from Portsmouth for Annapolis afternoon. The U. 8. 8. oxy ones arrived at the New York navy = the European station Wednesday after- THE GORRINGE CORRESPONDENCR.—The corre- spondence between Secret@vy Chandler and Lieu- tenant Commander Gorringe was, to-day, submit- ted to the President for his action, : AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House were Senators Miller, (Cal.), Kellogg, and Miller, (N. Representatives Miles, Walt, Beach, Pound, Wat- son, Ward, Milter, Dwight, Ray, Lord, Page, and W. W. Dodge, of California. District Government Affairs. AN ALLEGED UNSAFE STAIRWAY. Adel ition of eight or ten members of B. B. French Lodge of Masons was before the District Commissioners this morning to take an aj al from a decision of the 1 ot butidings as to the safety and sufficiency of the new stulrway now used for ingress and egress tothe rooms = ae err stories of peas Gaerne Ww. atley,, sman for al Tepre- sented to the Commissioners that the narrow wooden stairway, about three feet wide, referred to, in case of fire, would endanger many lives almost every night. ‘They had p: resolutions upon ‘the subject, which he p wo read. i SUITS FOR ASSAULT AND Batrery.—To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge MacArthur, the case of John and Mary Payne ag: Geloee ras tried. and sulted in a verdict for plaintiff for $50. is an action tor assault and battery all been committed by defendant on which resulted in making her sick, for which &? $5,000 was claimed. Mr. Mackey aj for plainuff and Mr. .S Davis for a —_ that of Emanuel Hecht agt George Goldburg for damages alleged to have resulted to plainult by jant sssauluing him with flower-pots, for ‘A. Lipscom sppoat for Yana Mews 3 be lesars. J. i Norr'cna 1. Pr tiie te aorondent A Lorreny Dealer ABRseren.—William W. Gould, of No. 1422 Pennsylvania avenue, was ar- rested this afternoon on complaint . Agent Rai ee ee ‘ance for trial, [ A Pastor CongnscarTion Here. —! the two 31 al Washit i & 5 H if ‘ atte il ‘1, says: “ At the today oa ag to tbe ge == eee i n Ww Lip STOCK MARKET. WIDE are the onent clost cvthe Sew York Suck Market taaye as Peper Dodge, 889 158h. Ly special wire to ML AL dane | O Cen. Pacit>...| Chea & Onio..| Do. 1st pret .| 30 pref, | 83. | 834y' Northwest 19K, 73g ODL & We -»| 307 81" (Pac. Mall 1M Peo. D. & Noire MEXICAN TREATY PROTRST. A memorial remoustratiag against the confirmas ion of the proposed comm:relal treaty with Mex~ ico at the present session has been presented to the Senate by Mr. Hale. IL issigned by well-known, eastern importers and refiners of sugat. we dabs wreneente son ‘The Butter and Cheese Convention. MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, Fob. 23.—The butter and cheese convention in session in this city. is fairly attended by dairymen from all parts of the country. The time ts occupied with readli Papers, and the discuss'on of making cheese an — ‘the comparative value oi Dreeds of cattle, : = Political Matters. ‘THE SENATORSBIP DEAD-LOCK IN MICHTOAN. Seven ballots for U. 8. Senator were taken in the Michigan legisiature yesterday. The morning ballot resulted: Ferry, 18; Palmer, 24; Burrows, 1 Willits, 18; Barnes (democrat), 45, and scattering, ‘90. Six ballots were taken in’ the afternoon. M. Barnes, the new candi 4 to 4; Palmer, & to 27; Wi iL cept on the last Dall he remaining votes we . Burrow's name has been finally with. bribery Invest! -ation committee re- sumed the examination of witnesses yesterday. Repr- sentative Burton Parker corroborated Beal's testimony of last week that the latter offered him the Monroe office and a $1,200 clerkship for Dis son If he woul! vote for Ferry. Fisher, of the Grand Rapid: . testified to What he was told Of efforts of Hubbell to secure the influence of that Paper against Ferry. SEORBTARY CHANDLER'S DEPOSITION IX THE WIEBe MASSEY CONTEST. The deposition of Secretary Chandler in the Massey-Wise contested election case was taken Yesterday. The Secretary's evidence was to the effect that so far as heknew the subject of the dise Position of the federal patronage in Virginia was never aliuded to ata Cabinet meeting. He sald ‘Uhat be Was the author of the famous dispatch to Hayes, “You have 185 votes and are 2 that he signed it with Zach. Chandler's name. Messrs. Monroe and Marbury deposed In Alexane dria as to what tiey knew of voting there at the late election. The whites, with few exceptions, Voted for Massey, the colored men for Wise. EX-GOV. SPRAGUR'S CURIOUS LETTER. Ex-Gov. Sprague, whose candidacy for governor of Rhode Island ts opposed by the democratic state committee, bas written a letter to a friend in New x ys that he is directed to enter by the guiding hand of “I am convinced I know to adjust all things by natural order that will Lie agyreg :Lion of Values Into excess and Of people from crowding into city life. I recard farming as the groundwork for city life. It will be a stormy ass, and if Uhings grow as they ha: for the past week ortwo I shall be elected. have not yet given my consent to be a candidat as {t would be quite Improper to do so betore It 48 tender d tome. I have no douvt it will be ten- derei.” — —oo—______ News Briefs, Premier Jules Ferry yesterday announced that the French governmeni would yield to the wishes Of the chamber of deputies and ret princes, Capt. Pierre Lanier, of “ast Baton Ri ouge a. Was Shot and k. don his way home His clothes wer: then saturated with set on fire, society for Use prevenv'on of cruelty to animals Was organized at Kichmona, Va., last night. Henry Roberts, a colored boy, of Chari W.Va. was shot and killed ‘Tuesday by WHlb Kohlhousen, who “didn’t know it was loaded.” Duncan C. Ross defeated Thiebaud Bauer. af Jacksonville, Fia., Wednesday night, in the match for the Greco-Roman wrestling champlon= ship. Ross won the first match ‘Suit was entered yesterday in the superior court: at Montreal to annul the marriage of Miss Chaffey, of Perth, to Henry Allan, the bogus “Lord Cam tyre.” Miss Chaffey, who is under age, is worth about a milion dollars, In the United States circuit court at New York yesterday Judge Wallace granted a motion for ® new trial im the libel suit of James Francis Malloy, of Edgefeld, 8.C., against James Gordon Bennest, . Malloy recovered a verdict tor Ish, Fri At the first trial Bir. $29,000. Ge-. MacAdaras ina! denies the tion that he 1s “No, inarho te belie hunted tor ty a Dublin police, and will ask for an mvestigas Toe German law biting the inrportation of American hog products. willge into effect one Mont:+ «:ter {4s published. Frederick, Md., celebrated Washington's birth. Gay by a military parade, a trade procession and asquerade, ay nie 1 te sivogeds elon een Wau jay nig s alleged. killed Richard Walker, eu- rintendent of the iti perio e = ae was rday. le en; Valker, scume, stabbed himselt, ae ene Dr. Richard An Big Lick, Stanley county, N.C., has Am pn ou the charge of being the murderer of a young man named Charles Cox,a merchant, who was s shot at night several week go, At Cresaptown, Md., last night, a young girlim ‘the family of Martin Burns was mending ye nged. through her leg, inflicting a severe wound. E. G. Brown, an Englishman, committed suicite Tuesday, in the Grand hotel, New York, by shoot- ing himself in the forehead with a revoiver. Atthe annual meeting of the assoociation of ‘the Maryland line in Baltimore last evening an address was delivered by Gen. Jubal A. Early on “The Jackson-Pope cam paign.” RowDYisM OF YaLe axp Danrwoure StcpENTa. Thirty Dartmouth sophomores have been Pended because some of their Dumber paid e %o Prof. Laird between 11 and 12 o'cl night and gave hima Serenade, pelted his with snowballs and demolished fence i. They believe he was unnecessarily in his examination of one of the clars who ‘been out sick all the year. ‘Ihe thirty would deny weir eencpalion in the affair, were indefint suspended. —" men and came into iaven yesterday morning. As passed into the they made ized their action as ungentiemanly. ti iidi aH lied 8 3 E i i i ton the freshmen and sophomores had 4