Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION BALES. _ SORTRESS MONEO? a a Seat _ tine © .DY OF LHE LAKE, eaves 6th street wi very Dp sbay ond FRIDAY at5 p. m. ecting in » wk with Boston, pa < JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. D ADMINISTRATOE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, PIANO, &c., &. ‘irtue of un order of the Supreme Court of tne | of V lumbi, holding a special tetm an a Pro rt. pal auction, on Fee St B&O. tcket | SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, at TEN CfCLOCK A Ate Ty Won geoat nslgeneral | ete auction rooms of Duneanson southeast WOOD, See'y & Treas. £3 | Comer dh snd Detreets northwest, slot of Household urriture, Piano, &. i ‘Terms, cash. JOHN BECK, Administrator of Rebecea T. Tompkins, deceased. 2-31 ENSINGER, Auctioneer, Washington Horse and Carriage Bezar, 98%, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue. SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRI- », WAGONS, HARNESS, kc., EVERY TU! 8- DaY, “THURSDAY AND SATUKDAY MOKNING, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD: LESS OF WEA | HER. Office, LT Pr. ave. Office, 13 Iti st. Al NOKFOLK, PO! VOR NOKFOLK. F otomac Steam Potomay Xen! . am piney Point Conueetin: 30 p.m, stop- nse and re. folk with Boston, Pao peake and Ohio railroad. L. Mf. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. gt Old foint with the Wee wEbcl age? 28 = i See Coustantly on hand and at private sale a large stock of > 7 a Torses, Ne' ond-] B = Mt YeRSoN! ur. VeRNont! deere Wageoas Hacoeen ote: sin, sEibmelenpieioce EGnelenmeuts. ohm STEAMER ws comeonan | W “A188 B. WILLIAMS & CO., —— is rent why: daily (exce:t Sunday) for Vv iT, E USINESS LOT, FRONTING ie. turning reaches Washing: | “TV ANERTH STREET, BLEWEER AE MRD ON STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION. = = =e = | FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, we shall sell, in Tron! CEN, WORK, HOPTERDAM, (AMSTERDAM — | premises, valuable building lot, beipg part lot No. ‘The first-class, f Fered, Ciyde-buit Dutob | 2+, in square 977, having 34 feet front, running back W. A. MAAS, « 5| Sete the S je com jany’s Pier, CNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. 25 SMYBNA KUGS, ASSORTED SIZES. £80, SEVERAL NE PIECES OF EBONY PARLOR FURSITOLE, ae THe WHI E.) On TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at our sulesrooms, the above Rugs and Furniture, to which the attention of — ‘is called. it HOMAS DYWLING, Auctioneer. Motice is hereby given thaton WEDNESDAY, MARCH SEVENTH 180, et TWO OULOGK the 16h Ware in, the city of Grorgctown, at foot of Fotomiac street Will be soll at public auc ‘Terms: Casit in advance; the purchaser to keep the whart in repa'r during his lense. oF EYDECKER, Major of Puctueors CSA. i Je C ir z . B. An. mnb-ft 1 DECKER Deiceer Commissioner, Bs 0, LYGANT STOCK OF FINE MILLINERY, IN- CLUDING A LARGE QUANIITY OF BEST RIDBO SS, FEATHERS, TLOWERS, VELVET™ PLUSHES, SILKS AND SAIIN BLACK CRAPS, VEILINGS, LARGE STOCK OF TUS- CAN BRAID. CHIP, LEGHORN AND STRAW HATS VARIETY OF OLD LADIES’ CAPS (A SPECIALTY OF THIS HOUSE) WITH # QUAN- STANDS, “SHOW “CASTS, “BE ALVING. bow BEING EFFECiS CONTAINED IN PREMISES ‘o. 618 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. At auction, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, WED- NESDAY MORNING, MALCH SEV# NTH, at tre above number, andcontinné from day to day until all the Enic, au the Goods areall in fue sonaitons ono’? as the ‘reall in fine condition, OHAS. WEEKS, saittES® & 00., Auctioneers. , Salesman. mb6. 6t Late with Duneanson Bros. x street, Jersey 3 Tecuiariy every WED- ESDAY for Rotterdam 41 ‘meterdam, aiternately. ire: cabin, $70: second cabin, $50: strerace. $26. CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 Sont ht Wiliiain A. FRENCH, MAGNE(IC HEALER jew York. For passase arply to W. G. METZERO: Zz ERGs EALEe £00... 925 Penn. ave.. Washinton, peepee et jeaivm. can = a ia (UKTH GERMAN LLoyD_ many friends and oustomers. Oi-im* Steamstur Line Betweew New Yor, Havnz, Loxpox, SOUTHAMPTON AND PREWEN. ‘The steamers of this cumpany will sai! EVERY SAT- EDA from Bremen pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. tes of paanage: From New York to Havre, London, a, first cabin, $100; second De RO cERT ON. THE MOST RELIABLE SPE- cinilst in this city, with twenty yeare’ experien $aR be conmulted, contdentialty, » ‘Wednesday an Satuetay, ‘rom 2 to. p.m., at his office, 466 0 strest northwest. Guarantees a positive cure in all diseases of : ; the urluary engane aud nefrous eyviem, “Casea roconty iti soba 0 eiocragm, $50. pichaid Steere evr contracted cured Hn ¢ to 6 Gaye. Hetors to ieadina ay: BG. F Boeline Green! New Yorks W.G. MESZENOTE | © Liberty street, Baltimore, Ma. Private and sope, <b. -,225 Peunsyivania avenue northwest, a rate rooms for ladies, jan29-3m_ MSs. POV EGY OF PHILA, BUSINESS TreT dium and Cixi:voyant, gives names, describes — ferons, wate mechanically. “Cirdes ‘Tucedny and NoTicr. viday evenings. "Alco reads by cards. Will for private sittinice, #23 Ente me. ‘jall-Bwe Go ASD,SEE PROF. WARRING, MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROLOGER, At 715 Ninth street northwest. inFitg thourand dollars to any one who can equal him in ta ast, present and future, causing speedy marriages, Driuuing separated er, and in business affairs, advice is invaluable. He tells consultor’s name Jn full, and is the only person that can do 80. Frof. Warrinis asks no questions and uses no cards of any description in his profession. SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY. (siti? COMPANY. LIMITED, ALLING at COKR HAWBOIE G NG AT CO FROM PIER 40. 8. 2° NEW YORE Rave oF PassaGr: $60, £80 and $100 for passenger accommodations. Ptecraxo at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- col sud Queenstown aud all other parteof Kuropeat oe a oe ae rates. ME. 001 ‘'ELLS THE Throuzh bills of laden given for Belfs Glasgow, (FE. ‘business 5 end Gen- inp anon Sten fire Sx Bt lamzz, | Mitte attane ose" Fadnrend coe Jor Mestiterranean ports. ‘Cth streets northwest. 428-10w" aes bee Ssmerone ek colin oe RS. LACY, WORLD-RENOWNED FORTUNE cal ¥ E gE BIGELOW = COee 05 Tth strest, Washington, M ier, Medical, Business Clairvoyant, born with fecond sight, tells without questioning names, dates, VLELNON H. BROWN & CO., Ni events, ription, charactor of” abwent iow al desc: Orto ‘Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & frieuds. datisfaction guaranteed. 918 Eatreet. al3-1ae 60S Tth street, Wi = — ow 0 IIL AND QUEEN EMMA, THE GIPSEY FORTUNE TELLERS, ‘are encamped Muoniais foty the elie’ cf England’ France Weale'sed moni Indis ani yp seca LIN WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS, LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON, FOR ENGLAND, FEANCE AND GERMANY. For Passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & €0., General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadwa: ba Or to PERCY G. SMITH. 135! and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Send for ““Tourist Gazet‘e.” DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- . serted immediately after extracting natural tee! va splendid succass. Modern methods and sill in branches of Dentetry. Moderate teas: ja3-ly DR. DONNALLY, 1321 F street northwest. D* ® © scorr. DENTIST, 1207 F street northwest. Preservation of the Natural Teeth a Specialty. f1-3m" Dp RANDALL, PARSONS, Dentist, 428 7th street northwest, over Ballantyne’s Book Bore, Gold ‘tilings a specialty. Gas given day ‘or a night. JD* S-orRER, DENTIST, 626 F Stare: Norrawesr. Vitalized Air by the liurd System, for the painless ex- traction of Teeth. auz3 J Rk. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 43 He ED stroct, threo doors {rom corner E.” Dentistry in all its branches. All work war- ted. janly OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 415 street, three doors north of Pennsyt uc, east Bid Hereafter extractions un Nitrous Oxide, without pain, will be $1 for the first twoth and. 50 cents each additional tooth at the sams RAILROADS. ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL PAST, AND THE ONLY LIN@ BETWEEN THE AST AND THE WE. BLE TRA! ky Be. ‘Teeth inseriod $7 per set. nton and ¥ prens, (El sitting. Extraction: without gas, 60 cents each tooth, gertown and at P, Rocks for Fr Test Artif ‘Teeth made, $7 per set. id and he ad re, Hyatt-ville and Laarel Awalzam Filings, 1row. $1 to $5. All work warranted DIES. napolis Sucction, dessup's | first-class. Have ye stops at vi stations, — | £0,¢00 patienta, SS, (stoys at Hyadsviila | | (Vauents coming by car will be furnished free tickets teand trom the office.) Chicazo, Cincinnatt and St Louis nuuistered Nitrous Oxide to over PROFESSIONAL. colt City, Annapolis, Way. i Suda 7 timore and Way. MIFICIAL EVES, 38 3a0, Ss SO BALAIMURE EXPRESS $1 Boxwood Thermon: that $7 Ficld eitiinore: Phitade:y his and N. ¥ | Pearlopera. HEMPLER'S (The Optician) tations, (Wine! 453 Pa. ave. Telephon: x paid Way, via Relay.) e & Laurel Lxnress, (ifrod- U: FUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON is Junction.) oni hence the thousands from far snd near that sit Dr. WHITES establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania town, Wine | Srcuile, onroue Willard’s Hotel, for reiiet from aud i oD avoidance of Corre, Bunions, Dises jails, Chil. m Sunday to Point of enler Fxcresences and other complaints of > tablished in Weshingion, D.C., in 1861. ce i Gjartinsburg 0d | Yefers to the moat eminent physicians and ‘surgeons, _ Stowas ne steville aud Leased | Osco fee $1 per vielt for putting the feet in order Jali aad Way Stations pe Hi, 1, BOWE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, XPRESS. treats successfully Female Disea jeural.zi Ee Oe caso adRh PETHONE | Picea ls artprn Nevone bie, ce 401 WIL ADELPHIA, NEW YOKE aud BOSTON | 2" TG streeh, chponite Wises Homan ea we Bleep (eg -417 G street, opposite Houre. 020 newnati « Og ees ts ] Mi DICAL ELECTRICIAN, Vapor Bathe, Massare, Sweed- i Treatment, &c, street northwest. FINANCIAL. (Galvanic and Electro ish wovements, Magnet Gan. toT p. 1; yes M8: PARSON bh Forturiher information appiy at the Bs:timore and Olio Ticket Offices, Waehincton Station, 619 and 1351 Pevney-vania avenue, corn: 14th street, where orders ‘Wil be taken. for buczawe w Le checked and received as HE NEW IDEA.—THIS IS THE AGE OF PRO- Some creasive thought and new idens. WM. Chis ‘The MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA ‘TION is the new ides in Life Insurance. Has the ap- Proval of the wisest Insurence experts, and unprece- ee f Geuied support of the publie—writing over fourmil- eS bss oi . Of 1509 Hi street. Gxinieh Lottie SE 116-6 I. ¥. KNIGHT. Manager. 1 Sti. 1s Taal SEENC ION tRow Braitos, Commun P®!VATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES casero Saris -r0., daly’ — eepiie care frou neinuati, Weatern Express 7:30 pani. daily, with Valuce’ Cars to Pitusbury unt Sncin: Mail Express, 9:50 p.m. daily for ng end the West, th Paso: Siceving Car Branetents tov Ch BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Fri. Conandaigua, Rochester, Buftclo, Ntazara, 9 °0'p te duuy except ssturday, with Palace Cars rach fo Cana: dairua. sport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, 19.30, except Sunday. WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND, H. H. DODGE, lors and the East, §:00 a.m., 10:30a.; Zo, Dam end l0-20 p.1n. On Sunday, 4-20, 9-6 | Bonds, Stocks and Investment Secnrities Bought and snc 10-20'pam. Limited Express of Pullugan Pare ‘Sold on Commission, fez Cars, 9:0 a.m. daily, except Sunday. For Berton without ice, LOM pot. every week-day. ‘On Stull For Brookiyn. N.¥., all through trains connect st Jer- y City with boate cf Brooklyn Annex, affording Girect uransfer to Felten etvoot, avoiding dees fermieec across New York City. el itech | 0, and 10:20 p.m. un a and m. Limited Express, 9:30 a.m. daily.ex- No. £39 1$ru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4uency for Prince and Whitely, Etock Brokers, 4 Broapwar. New Youn, Frerv elses of Feenrities bought and sold on eommis- tion in San Francisco, Bal Philadelphia, New For Fo: <= Creek Line, 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m. daily, | York, Boston gad Washington. pt Sunday. For Potiiny G:i0a-m and 4:40 p.m. dally, except SND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL. SDLIA AND WASHINGTON 7:00, 9:2y, 11:00 and 11:25 a.m., ‘00, §:00 and 11:30 p-m- 20 and 1:25 a.m., pf For Bichn oud, and the South, 6:30 and 11:25 a.m, Train eave ‘Alexandria tor, Wi “4 LEXANDLIA AND AWA ASD aLevAN Exchanges. _WOOD AND COAL. aERE: ey 7:00 amin oe ‘ Ticke Coa: Coan: es di th street and Pennryivavis avent and at the Eon, where omiers can be of tag ee eee. be WOOD, Cowen Teseeane Agent, E Gee cua run al Mapo«er. 4t for the Daily arri t fi White Ach Goal all cists, “Dre and detee saan Ban ood, prep: = @. L. SHERIFF, f2-1m 1114 and 328 Pennsylvania avenue. Coat Axp Kosoraxa Woon. Our Stock of Coal and Wood is to which we ask the aticntion of ‘consumera quali T ADLES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULT 4 Dr BIOTHERS, 906 B xt.s.w. Particular aiten- Diseases peculiar to Ladies, married or " and quantity guaranteed. . Au Irrewwar‘bes und Ovarian i roubl-s t eated. icon—Lowest -five Fearw experience. fasta Rees tl coaee market rates ‘ED BY USING A BOTTLE STEPHENSON & BRO., or tro of Dx. BEOTHEES Invigorating Cordial. iil eure any care of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- Dility and Tepotency. It imparts vigor to the whole | 3 gystem. 906 B steevt southwert. {41-Im* = Yes. BMOTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE preeeriptions and send you to some aide show drug- int Wo will exree to divide profits withthe doctor. J ANHOOD REST! Mil! and Depot, Tth-street Wharf. Office, 8.E. corner 12th and Penn. Ave. THE TRADES. "yraomas DOWLING, Aucuoneer. CATALOGUE SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF DIAMOND JEWELRY, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S CHAINS, CUFF BUTTONS, BuEAST- PINS, RINGS, AN 1QUE JEWELRY, &o. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH SEVEN’ 1883, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my ealesroom, thal sell « very” chotce collection of ibe above goods, embra: ai Di Earrings and Finger Rings, th Extre fne ‘and wide Dimond Bracelets, cost origi- Kare and exquisite Gold Beads, strung on Gold Wire, Fine Sapp hite and Dismond Gentletsan’s Seart Pin; ‘Am thyst snd Pearl Studs, Antique Pearls and Garnet Brooch and Farrings, Piamond Crosses, Soltatre Pismene ae ine ‘lasses, Gentlemen's ptdies Gentlemen's Gold Watches, trom the best nufacturers, &o. "This ie a private ‘collection, and embraces one hun- dred _lote, and contains rare specimens of the finest Workmanship, snd will be absolutely sold, as the gen- fleman intends leaving for Europe. Goods on exhibi- tion morning of sale. m5-2t (PoMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTA’ ON THE NORTH SIDE OF H STREET NORTH, BETWEEN S{XiH AND SEVENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION. virtue of a deed of trust to the und Hi Beate Seaelintea dt meet : kee thereby secured, wow erpeee to publle wale, in front of, ee on. MONDAY, ARCH TWENTY- in square fourhunared and fifty-three (453), in Wash. ington city, D.C. ; beginning for the sxme af the south- gast corner of said lot and running thence west { 2 ie eee ins sonth 6 point of beginning, with all the improve- 3 ments th reon: ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, in ual payments, with interest from day of sale and secured, or all cach at purchsser's option. A deposit of $200 will be required at the eale, and if terms are not comptied with within five days from date of sale the Trustces reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and ccat of the defaulting purchaser on Sve days’ notice in ‘tne Evening Star. Conveyancing at a MAHLON ASHFORD, MmbS-Stawow SOHN T. MITCHELL, | Trustocs. ([SDSTEES HALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND T STREETS. By virtue of a deed of trast, dated October 34, 1874, and recorded in Liber No. 764, folio 142, of Sf the lard records of the District of Coumbia, and at! the request of the parts secured thereby, we will sell nt publicauetion, ip front of the premises: on MONDAY, ROH FIPTH, A. D. 1843, at HALP-FA8T FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.. the following-deseribed real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, viz: Lot nunbered ninety-elcht (98), in Fetterson’s ecorded subaivision of square numbered to hundred nd six (206), tovether with the improvements the ‘Ihe pasisting of a two-story Frame Dwelling House and ‘Terms cash. Deposit of $250 required at time of sale. All convey aucing at purchaser's cost. Jf t rns of wale are not com; lied with in five days the property will be resol at risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’s notice in Ce ae i Ser ret Troetcos ROBERT ©, Fox,’§ T™ J.T, COLDWELL, Auct. £23-cokds o- THE WEDNESDA and plac mo-m& wit (TPPHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Keal £state Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE. OF VALUABLE HOTEL P ERTY. CONTAINING ABOUT THIRTY-ON! ROOM KNOWN AS (HE LAFAYETTE HOUSE, Si ‘ST CORNER OF 8:COND AND B STREETS NORTHWES Virtue of a deed of trast, dvted mber 2 recorded in Liber No. fo 101, of U rds of the District of Colmubia, aud at the: Fequest of the party secured thereby, we will ¢ell, at pu ction. in front of the premises, on MONDAY, NINETEENTH DAY OF MACH. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., ali that yarcel of ground lying mi the city of of Washington, in the District of Colum- bia, known as ali of Lotseventeen (17), and the east six (6) feet of, Lot sixteen (16), in Reservation numbered twelve (12), with the improvements thereon as men- ned al ‘Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in cash and the residue in two equal payment, at six ard twelve months from day of sale, with interest at six ir cent, semi-annually, secured by deed of trust on the Property soid, or all cach, at the option of the purchaser, if the terms of suloare not comlied with within ten (10) days from day of sale the trastees reserve the richt to re- sell the property at the risk end co-t of the defaulting purchaser. A deposit of $250 will be required when bidis ted. All conve; and at pur- oie cas ae JAMES,? mh3-dkas 5. T. DYER, "5 Trustees. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON TWELYTH STKEET, BETWEEN MASSACHU- SETTS AVENUE AND M STREET NULTH- WEST, NEAR ASCENSION CHURCH. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH SEVENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., we shal sell in front of the premises, Lot 9, in having 23 feet front by 110 tect in depth. ‘Terms: One-third Cas’; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, for notice bearin:: interest from day of sale, and secured by a deed of trust on property sold. All conveyancing at purchasers’ cost. $100 down on day of sale. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. fuare 282, mn2-d PPEXCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers, ‘By an order and decree of the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 2d day of March, A. D. 1643, T will offer ‘cr sa'e at public suction, at the suction rooms of Dunca.con Bi corner of $th and streets northwest, on WEDS FSDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAKCH, A. D. 1883, at ONE O'CLOCK P. ML, the following Stocks and P:operty, viz 100 sharcs Firemen's Insurance Co. Stock. 10 Potomac Fire Insurance st ox. 10 Beccend National Bank St ck, 15 Franklin Fire Insurance Stick. 25 Home Plate Giass insurance Stock. Ae pocmnuNMtionsl Union Fire Tonurance Stock. iso, Formula for “s ue, - ebrated tooth powder. NAOMI UTERMEHLE, mh2-4t _ Executrix will of Dan'l Ko!b, dicceased. 0 hs MAS DOWLING, Auchoneer. CATALOGUE of collection of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Many of them Rare, Curious, and Finely Mustrated. Just Received Direct From London, England, Per Steamer ‘*CIRCASSIAN,” and to be sold AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, MARCH SEVENTH AND EIGHTH, 1883, At 1:30 O'CLOCK, AT MY SALESROOM, Southwest Corner of Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th sts, Books Now Ready for Examination, 128-7 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ve STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. 'y virtue of one writ of vendilion! exponas and two urits of fleri faciag, iesned out of the Clerk's Office of the 51 Court of the D.strict ot Columbia, and to Ine d'rected, I will sell at publio salon for cash sp ‘J bomas Dowling’s auction rooms, southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1ith ‘street north SATURDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH: 13, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M., all the right. title, 52d fntereat of the defé dint a 22, the following eee: roperty, to wit: inderwear an Good, Gonslating to tions No. a 7 No. 24,141 and Ne. 34,144, at law; in favor of Motels Pooper’ CLAYTON MoMICHAEL, U.8, Marshal. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 128-106 hove Tea ocinted of a cure of private direises should consult Dre. BROTHERS and GKAY, 906 B st. s.w.; Sil furnish you medicines. guaranke a cury OF no Bay. “Tbuty-five year’ expericuce, i. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND ‘oviy viable Ladies’ Physician im the city, can be eonsult «! ds ly at 237 Pennsylvania avenue. All female Compisinte ‘and Irregularities quickly ‘Temoved. a treatment. Correspondence and consultations strictly coutdential. rostms for ladies. Utes Ls 300 SALA, AR ‘To order at Lycett's 1012) seaghoned Saige AE Yectie Bindery Wy EeNEAL, Prop’r. UPUS H, DARBY une FRESS-WORR FOR THE a 452 Yth street, near E. a IBSON BROTHE! RS, Bours 2 to ¢and 6 to 8 p.m. Jal-2m PRACTICAL BOOK’ JOB ~ ——_ 1938 tvanis jashingiom Ee he BLOO) z fr Fine faavectaltye et) C12. YE Axw OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Ola. tee eos Sunt BOM Send a Sie oa xD i os a where first-class ees ~ FOREST IAS REMEDY FOR DA. Se Shaan en dive. Allfemaie. ry 5 a ean Pypg es ae USTH’S Old Stand, No, 619 D, between 6th and 1ws Oeock p-m.. with ladies only. 6-20" 4B. B.—Note by mail promptly attended to. bd R™ MEADE PR. MOTTS FRENCE POWDERS rv forall Urinary iin de. Goworrhesa Impotency, | Se @venue Loc\wens Price $3 per bom sent Epa geal CO receipt Of price. aull Gas Cooxixe Stoves FOk SLB AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, . ROBERTSON, THY MOST RELIABLE AN ERT ION, THY MOST RELIADLE AND | TENTH STREET. 00 « a a Ci CONT it saxD ‘confidential. ‘cousuied | Ke have an extent ED AND GRA- oe ae ee bullae for bah oe cone of Baltimore, Moa, 30 No Femove it. cor est, Balsioste, Ad om ELEN Soe ee nog IOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, N“AR TENNALLYIOWN, D.C. virtue ot » deed of bearing date the 13th, day of September, 1880, recorded in Liber} SUT Tae ‘&c., one of the land records for the’ the west by the new road of District, om the north by the land of sahineton south by t! Iand of Men Ariane Toit cele eee eee af six and twelve nion! tod secured by 6 dred af cash of A aspoel gf 00 SED rreviees SiMeS Ls DAV one year, F, brand, REE NNN SUPP PE RR "RT ESE EY § Si ad od oo vo e Bb fei B & Suey NN cd HOT ,833 K K Ree wwww i oe KK & ty WWwWw HAH I Ssssq KK mY ww oH BH Sss8 Ee Eee ¥ ‘This Whirkey, upon an analytical eramination, has Proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and Savor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON. J. B. BRYAN & BRO,, and B, W. REED'S SONS, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, SOLE PROPRIETORS. ‘Washington, D. C, $a18-78t Lievos . HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD BYE WHtS- KYS. MARYLAND CLUB A, MONTICELLO "77, BAKER, OLD CROW, ROYAL CABINET, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, BEDFORD RUM, £ JAMAICA RUM. PIPER HEIDSIO CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GIN (SWAN). iy E. ©. KNIGHT, fel3 1782 Pennsyivanis avenue. Acznor For BUILDERS’ AND GENERAL HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, fT €34 Pennsylvania avenue. Ger Tue Best “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” THE CONCORD COLLARS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining tho National Hotel. Sole A rents for Hill's Ce ebrated Concord Harness. TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Low. Prices. “a Hi, 2: Bare, IMPORYFR AND TAILOR, 111) Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. For first-class work and artistic tailoring place your orders with the leading house of Washincton. 0 24 Cc HAPOTEAUT’S WINE OF PEPTONE. Awineglassful of which contains 10 grammes of Beef artificial'y digested by Popsine, It is eutirely assimila- bie and passes into the blood veruels without reqiring the stomsch to do any previous work. It is highly recom- mended (by the medical faculty of Paris) to convales- cents, to persons whoee blocd is poor or who suffer from Uhlorosis, Diabetes, Weakness, General Wasting Away, Stomach Ache, Gastralgis, Loss of Appetite, or to those Exhausted by txceas of Work, Age fever, Dysentery, Diseases of the Chest, cancerous Affections, Frequeat ‘Traveling or Long Fatigue. Paris, Rue Vivienne, No.8. Sold by all Druggists. 3a22-m&thiy Ecconomtcar. Axp Sare. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.’ LAUNDRY sOAP IS FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING YREF FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MA! BLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES, IT 18 SAFZ, BECAUSE IT {§ MANUFACTURED FROM STRICT! Y PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM. REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES, ) PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADE FROM GREESE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUIRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY. AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, 613 3244 WATEK BTREET, GEORGETOWN, D.C. 2 0° O'MEARA’S LIQUID 20° 8. Fish . Glues every- Chiba, "Btong. Be. Alwaye ky Be tient eel Us wa Fie tiatent col Sally by the U. 8: Binitheonlan tnetitute, Gov 7 feue ie iceera teas gaits wh and Tin Cover. ‘2c, B; ‘We. e iby ail Drugaista, Grooers, Stationers, Hardware ‘the trade ana our ‘1347 Pennsylvania avenue, Wasninatory 3 ».C., Headquartera for that wonderful $1 sf That $85 GUN! That $1 CORN KNIFE, endorsed all Mode Sp Goods sent Bold also by W. O. O"MEARA, 215 Penua. ave. 05 Ti IS EVERY MAN'S DI TO PROVIDE FOR HIS a Jn the middie ranks of life few have much capital for the benefit of their families in the event of their early decease: but pacet have incomes. This is expecialls ieee with clerks and. ent s By devoting 2 very small portion of their income or sal- ary in the way of Life Insuranoe, the head of the family att escirurpoly Maigret cies Oa endowed with a cer Amount of money. Office of the Matual Reserve Fund Life Association, 1609 H street, E PPPs’ cocoa, BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING knowledge of the natural laws which of digeson and nutrition, and by can iakeaure that, die y. it is admitted to be MONDAY........ ............ March 5, 1983. 2d Edition. Lats eran oT Slr Gev. Stephens’ Successor. AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN APRIL—ARRANGEMENTS, FOR THE FUNERAL OF THR DEAD GOVERNOR. ATLANTA, Ga., March 5.—Hon. James 8. Boyn- ton, president of the state senate, arrived this morning and was sworn In as governor by Chief Justice James Jackson. He immediately ordered an election to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Stephens, to take place on the ®th of April, and calicd the legislature to meeton May to receive the returns, The democratic execu- tve committee of the state hes been called to meet next Thursday, in Atlanta, to consider what action shall be taken. The remains of Gov. Ste- hens will be carried to the Capitol at 8 o'clock to- lay, to le in state in the hall of the house of re; Tesentatives until Thursday next, when they wil be interred, at 8 p. m., in the O.ukland cemetery. The city is heavily draped and flags are at half- ———— Educational a im Indiana provided For. INDIANAPOLIS. Inp., March 5.—Tie general ap- Propriation bill having failed to pass before the adjournment of the legislature on Saturday night, cannot now be pai this session. The educa- tonal institutions are left unprovided for. Most of the state officers and benevolent institutions are provided for by general act of 1877. a ‘The Malagassy knveys. New Yorx, March 5.—The Malagassy envoys spent the day at the Fifth Avenue hotel, eng with mail matter. This evening they will visit the Casino,- and to-morrow g0.{ Washington. Col. Hoffman called on them during the morning, and will escort them to that city. —_—»———__.. General Foreign News. MINISTERIAL CHANGE AT BERLIN. BERLIN, March 5.—The emperor has accepted the resignition of Gen. Von Kameke as minister of war. Kither Gen. Bronsart Von -Schellendorff or Gen. Capiri will succeed him. ME. GLADSTONE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMOXS. Lonpox, March 6.—Mr. Gladstone entered the house of commons this afternoon for the first time since his return from Cannes. He was recelved with loud cheers from all sides of the house. ANGLO-AMERICAN MAIL SERVICE. In Eepiy to @ question by Mr. Baxter, Mr. Faw- cett sald he would make inquiries with regard to improving the mail service with America. CAREY EXPELLED FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL. Dovstix, March 5.—The town council have ex- pelled James Carey, the informer, from member- ‘ship, and bave dec! his seat vacant. A MEETING OF ROYALISTS AT LILLE. Litig, March &.—A legitimist meeting was held here yesterday, attended by five thousand per- sons. A resolution was unanimously adopted pleding alt persons present to support the royal t cause in the coming struggle. The meeting Will possibly cause prosecutions. DEATH OF A BRITISH SPORTING EDITOR. Lonpon, March 5.—Mr. Chambers, proprietor of the Land and Water, and who acted as umpire in mio peeween the Hillsdale and Thames crew, is —_s—__ The Augustinian Relicf Fand. LaWReENCE, Mass., March 5.—Over $10,000 have already been subscribed towards the Augustinian relief fund. It is reported that the Jesuit fathers of Boston have offered to assume control of the Catholic churches here and pay off their indebt- edness. ee Wall Street To-day. DEPRESSION SUCCEEDED BY A FEELING OF CONFI- DENCE. New York, March 5.—The Post's financial article ‘Si, The stock market showed some hesitancy this morning, and was lower in the first half-hour than at the close on Saturday, and there were in- ications of enieavors to depress prices; but by 11 o'clock a feeling of confidence prevailed, the activity increased, and the general market ad- enced, the net result of the foreroon’s business teing an udvanee of 3; to 1 per cent, the latter on Lackawanna, ‘Ihe great bulk of’ the trading, however, was in Lackawanna, St. Paul, Erie, Union Pacific, and Texas Pacific. Government bonds were 3 lower for the 4s, and 3¢ higher for the 3s. State’ bonds were dull ind steady. Ratl- Toad bonds were generally strong and ¥ to per cent higher, the latter Texas and Pacific land Grane inconies, which advanced trom G2 to 65. ates for money on call on stocks this forenoon were 6 per cent, und 3 and 5 on governments. For- elgn exchange ‘was dull and rather heavy in the forenoon, owing to a lack of inquiry for bills — The Markets, BALTIMORE, March 5.—Virginia consoli 6 bid to-day. ALTIMORE, March §.—Cotton quiet—m:daling, Flour quist—Howard strect and western super, do. extra, 4.3785.00;do., family, 5. 2x6. mills, super, ‘3,50:04.25 d Rio ‘brands, 6.2526.50;_ Pai , do.; superiat've patent, 7.50. Wheat—southern western lower and dui; southern red, 1. do. amber, 1.24a1.28: 0. 1 Maryland, 1.23) Pood Byttgrn winter red. spot, 1.21 ‘anor 1.2001.21; April, 1.22%81.28; "May, 1.24 al Corn—southern steady ; woutorn steady and duit: south- ern white and yellow, 626934; western mixed, spot, 69% asked: March, 693 bid; Apri, 6934470; May, ‘Toat034; June, 6% asked: stoxmer, 66663. Onts quiet and steady—southern, 50354: weatern white, 51a54: do. mixed, 49351: Pennsylvania, 50a54. Kye quict, 73973. Hay ‘daiet pring to choles Pennsylvama and Mary: jand .00a16,09. wisions wendy.” with good demana—mess fork, 20.00. Buik meate—shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 8Xall. Bacon—shoulders, 9%: cloar rib sides, 12. Hams, 14215. 124. __ Butter lower and dull—western, packed, 17423; Toil, 15020. Ege lower, 19320. Petroleum nominal— Petlhed, TKeT74,, Coffes. firm—Rio garroes, Whisky steady, 1.'18%a1.19. to Liverpool per steamer qutet—cotton, 3-16a4d. flour, 13. 94. ; grain, 63d. Recerpts—flonr, 3,480 Dar. rels;’ wheat, "43,000 bushels: corn, 109,000" bushels oats, 4,000 bushels; rye, 300 bushels." Shipments— wheat, "29.000 bushels: corn, 79,000 bushels. Sales— wheat, 114,000 bushels; corn, 114,000 bushels, gies Des adie Death of John Markriter. A GREAT 1088 TO THE COMMUNITY. Mr. John Markriter, who has been in failing health for the last three years, died at 11:30 a, m. to-day, inthe 61st year of his age. During the latter portion of his protract+d illness he was a Great sufferer, but he endured his agonizing pain up to his last breath with the patience and Chris- tian fortitude characteristic of his whole life. He Was a noble man in every sense of the word; an Invaluable citizen, both in his direct work for good, and in the example of his honorable, stainless an useful career from boyhood. Mr. Markriter was born in Georgetown, and his entire life has been spent in the District of Colum- bia. When a boy he entered the paper hanging establishment of the late 8 P. Franklin, and, in 1864, he began business for himself, on 7th street, between DandE. By his probity, enterprise and good judgment he soon built up a fine busi- Hess, and his place became an attractive resort on account of the fine works of art, and tasteful arti- cles of interior decoration displayed there. Some years ago Mr. Markriter built a handsome store, ‘with an art gallery attached, on E street, near to which he removed his increasing business, Where it is now continued. He leaves a wife and eight children; three sons and five daughters. The eldest, Dr. John J. Mark- Titer, is the resident pecs at the central free dispensary. Mr. Stephen Markriter, the second gon, has been for some time connected with his father in business. The remains will be buried at Mt. Olivet ceme- tery, in the family lot. Arrangements were being made for the funeral this afternoon, but the day had not been decided upon. ——_———— At the District Building. COMMIBSIONER EDMONDS NOT YET IN HI8 OFFICIAL CHAIR—COMMISSIONER WEST PLEASED WITH THE LEGISLATION FOR THE DISTRICT—THE NEW A8- SESSMENT Law, &0. Commisstoner West was at his office at an early hour this morning, ready to attend to all callers. Commissioner Morgan being still prostrated with rheumatism was unable to attend. The new Com- missioner, Mr. Edmonds, had not arrived at ome o'clock, and his advént was not much expected to- day,asitwas thought the procuring of bonds- men and the acceptance of his bond by the Secre- tary of the Treasury would most likely occupy the entire day, if not a longer time, Commis- sioner West, in reply to a question, sald his new colleague may not reach the office fer two or three days. Although it will not cost the new Com- missioner much time to procure bondsmen, the formula has to be followed of procuring its ac- oe) ice_in the regular manner. lajor Lydecker arrived about 22 o’clock and Captain Hoxie about the same hour, having made 8 Visit to the shaft now being dug for the water works before going to his office. This is his daily practice. Commissioner West feels juite elated Over the results of a for the District. The law @ new general assess- ment he thinks can be ied into effect, notwith- standing the failure to make any appropriation for it, The striking from the present law the clause allowing five cent for mt of taxes Is Another measure with which fe 1s well the clause providing for the G full of salaries due all District em Apdoed notwithstandii the accounts of the Commis- ‘stone istrict by the accounting officers ot the Treen pa AIS SO ape ngee nghey egy hm aren ig West was at the itol until the last moment of the session, Lecal Notes. — DOWN TELEPHOKE POLER ‘Mrs. McKiroy held her last reception on Satur- By direction of the District Commissioners, the Gay afternoon, which was very brilliantly attended. | So) tau pecm ct, ereets, Dr. Chapin, on 8 my ‘She was assiated by the ladies whose names have down erected by the Nae already becn published in THE STan Mrs. Fre- Unghuysen stood at the head of the line during the early part of the reception, while the Presi- dent's lately-arrived sister, Mrs Haynsworth, ro- mained seated just back of the receiving party. ‘The young ladies all wore white or fight tunted dresses, pale pink predominating, and the row of youthful figures was very attractive. They took turns In standing in line, the number being too great to atlow all to receive at once. The attend- ahoe of strangers was larger than at all the other Teceptions combined, while the presence of a great Humber of society people made the grouping tn the blue parlor like a gathering Ina Rrivete draw. ing room. The President entered e room near the close of the reception, and engaged in conver- sation with friends At that Ume several mem- ders of the Cabinet and their wives, Gen. Sherman, and a large representation of the diplomatic were present. Mra McElroy remained in the blue parlor early an hour after the close of the recep- on, and afterwards entertained her group of as- sistants and other Invited friends at “tea.” The Upper corridor was handsomely decorated, and the long table set along the center. Co<y chairs and setlees were arranged for the convenience of guests, and the “ tea” was enjoyed in the merriest and most informal manner. ‘The Literary Society met at the residence of Mr. SH. Kauffmann on Saturday evening. The formal exerci-es were an interesting historical paper on the White House by Col. John G. Nicolay, Tead by Mr. Librarian Spofford, in the absence of the author, and a scholarly ani critical essay on the Translations of Danta, by Professor Elward A. Fay, of the Columbian University for Deaf and Dumb, which, on account of the flluess of the author, was read by President Gallaudet, of that Institution. Vocal music was furnished by Mr. Hickcox, with piano accompantment by Mr Knox. The attendance was quite large, among the guests being many persons of note in the Political and oMcial world, as well as in literary circles and private life, both residents and visitors, and the occasion was by common consent voted One Of the most delightful of the series for the sea- Fauis Crvncn, Va, March BA, 1888 Correspondence of Tur EVENING STAR. At about 7 o'clock this morning the barn of Mr, Wm. Ellison was seen to be on fire by men tn the barn getting a teamteady for work. When dis covered the flames were so far advanced tha attempt was made to stay them. been utterly fruttiess to have tried tt. The wih blew fresh (rom the north, and in a few minutes the whole barn with aftached sheds were envel- oped by the Merce flames. The horses and cattle Were got out, and all else,—farim implement Such as wagon, trucks, mower, forks, hoes, outts box With horse power, plows, ete., et., With from 80 to 40 tons of hay apd about 6 tons ‘of straw— Wereconsumed. Of nine set of harness, what Wire on the horses only were saved. The corn Darn stood, I judge, from 30 to 40 fect away, Dut the heat was so great that men could not work with pails, with water only a few feet distant, to save ft. It contained 180 bbls, of corn, 50 bu of rye, Over a ton of mill feed, and 16 bushels Wheat Some of the corn, though damaged, cat De used, The rest of Its contents is substantially. a loss. The origin of the fire isa mere matter of ‘Supposition, W. & W. R. R. track ts laid about 0 feet to the north of barn site, Estimated Joss, $8,000; Insurance on building and content $1,500. The dwelling between the corn barn Toad Was with difficulty saved. Lsaa —_____—_$_-oe—__ A New Temronary Cai rr.—Owing to the fllness of Mr. T. J, Sullivan, acting chief of the bureau of engraving and printing, Secretary Folger has granted him a leave of absence, and has designa- ted Mr. Lamasure, of the bureau of engraving and printing, to act as in his stead. DENTISTS as JUROR&—This mornii in the Court in General Term, tn the case of Tl. B. Noble, in which he claims exemption from jury duty, on Ne the ground of being a dentist, the appeal wan Gite = missed. | The Chief Justice sald this case seemed. ‘Leave-takings are the orer of the day at all the | to have been certified to make a dress parade, but there was nothing in Lon which the court could act, for It Was not shown that the petitioner was suffering. He should have made a case b; ay we leading hotels and boarding-houses. At the Ar- Ington the pleasant con; ional circle that has been years in forming will be permanently broken at this time, leaving only the families of Senator Mahone, Senator Aldrich, Representatives Hiscock, Ranney and Beach as the nucleus for another circie to gather around next winter. Representa- Uve Ranney and family leave to-morrow morning for New York, where they will spend a week be- fore returning to Boston. Mr. and the Misses Dwight will remain till Wednesday. Representa- tives McCook and Townsend, the most amtable and deligntrul of bachelors, have a pleasant souv- enir of their six years occupancy of seats at the same dining-room table in a cabinet photogray each carries away with him of the four-year-old twin sons of thelr faithful table waiter, ‘Jessup,” whom he named for them, respectively, Amos and Anson. As amateur godfathers these gentlemen are all that could be desired in the way of benevo- pee interest in the future of their young name- 8, Ex-Speaker Keifer, Gen. and Miss Robinson, of Ohio, and Gen. Bragg and tamily are among ttiose who ve the Ebbitt this evening for their Ex-Co1 Hellman and Schultz and thetr families left together this morning. Senator and Mrs. Mahone have invited Miss Dells Dwight to accompany them on thelr projected trip to Mexico, it Miss Helen Teanney. Ras’ invited tas. JUL wight to join her for a Euro) trip this sum- mer. Mise Ranncy has already becn several times ‘tw Europe, and pursued her musical studies under the best masters at Berlin, Mr. Dwigut will go early to his wheat ranch in Dakota, where, some- {me during the spring, he will entertain Senator Warner Miller as his’ guest. The Pacific coast bids fair to be the “summer capital” this season, from the number of Senators and members who Propose journeying thither. Mrs. Gen. Lander has invited several prominent laay correspondents to meet one or more of the directors of the Garfield Memorial Hospital at her house this evening, to talk of the merits of the Proposed charity over a cup of tea. Miss Macallister, of Philadelphia. ts visiting at the residence of Attorney General Brewster,where she will remain until Tuesday morning. eee eee Personal.—Minister West will return to Wash= ing to answer, and then the court wo something to go on. aZATAL Smoorma Appa ature ay Morning, about 9:3) o'clock, George Ric Was shot by Jim Trainer in the face with & shot gun at College Btation, on the B. & 0. railroad, inficti astiy wound. Dr. Everefied was im mediately summoned and pronounced. the to be fatal Friday night young Trainer went to serenade his fancee; Rich serenade on account Of the noise; angry words Passed between them. The next morning Trainer met Richard on the road, and, after some words, shot him. Richard died this morning. a A Woman SENTENCED POR RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.—This morning, in the Police Court, Ann Vansciver, of No. 1085 g@th street, was before the Police Court with receiving Ere"ptoperty of 3. Morale, ts proprictor at ebb property . Row lor of Arlington hotel. Mr. Roessle identified a lot of tls Property @s his, and tt was also murked with the hame Of the hotel. Sergeant Pearson and OMicers Kirby and Hart, of the fourth precinct, testified to ralding the defendant’s house on another and that they found this yin the house. defendant stated that she bought the articles from a colored man who worked at the Arlington hotel, and she didn’t know that the goods were stolen, She suid she couldn’t read, and didn’t know they belonged to the Arlington. hotel. “Well,” suid the Judge, “you can see can't you? She admitted that she could, and Judge Snell sald he would hold that she was’ criminally negligent, and he would tmpose a five of $25 or 60 days in jail, Levi Vansciver and the defendant tu the preced- ing case, were charged with keeping a bawdy house. ‘The prosecutor struck out the name of the Woman, andthe other defendant pleaded guilty, and a fhe of $25 was imposed. Oe THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ‘The following are the ovening and closing pric «ithe New York Stock Market to-aay, as repor: byspecial wire to HL H. Dodge, 589 15th streot, Navies. 0.) « Rome.) Go ington this afternoon.—John McCullough, the Lan ib \- J tragedian, was in town yesterday on his way 81% Nor, & Wes. p.) 4. southward.—Representative Holman, tt ts sald, ne be lee ae aspires to the governorship of Indiana next term, | Mis! re seh or Pee as and will be backed for the place by ex-Senator | i we ge tg Is = et McDon ild.— George Gould, son of the New York pot ewes. S| oe millionaire, and his partner, W. E. Connor, are at eyed Hebe 1" : +1 Alig the Evbitt,—Ex-Senator Hendricks, of Indluna, ie She \Pem D. & E...| Big)... expects to sall for Europe in June-—Mr. Win. $i) SSicRonding......1 OS Stu Preston, jr., of phentucky, and his. Bride, ‘5 pen v pol cs 3 Pee senk RB aN 10% returned from Paris, #re registered at Welcker's. ., Hig! «| oer “"Ex-Senator Cameron ant Eiltor Dana, of the Th, Central... 145% 44y St. P. @Omalial BY 48H New York Sun, start for California in a special | Lake Shore .../109 | 108%) Do. pref..... 104 108 Fivate car next Thursday.——Judge Hoadiy, of | Lou. & Nash ..| uy b4% Texas Pac a | 406 Iucinnatt, Who ts taiked Of as the nextdemocratic | Mich. Cent....| 43 945 /Tex. P. 1dg'ts.| 6% Igoas candidate for governor of Ohio, ts at the Riggs. —— | M. K. & T 30% 317%6Unlon Pac...) 96 | o4 Ex-Senator Conkling was tn attendance upon the | Mo, Pacific -. 201 10175) Wab. P --| 20g 28) U.S. Supreme Court this morning; also Juige Central, .| 713g) 724 Wab. Pac. p'd.| 4739 80 P 2645 127,"/ West. Union..| 82% 495g —seo Affairs im West Washington, DeatH.—Mr. Nathanter P. Cau the well known Insurance agent, died at bis rooms in West End hotel this morning about 3o'clock,of heart dis ease. Although he was down stairs yesterday,a let ter dated last month making arrangements Tor his templates a permanent residence in'thts city.— | funeral, given by Lim to the friends about his bed- Treasurer Gilfillan returned here this morning | Side before lis death, showed that his decease was from New York. S ol unexpected by ‘himseif. Mr. Causin was ® gentleman widely known and esteemed in the Dis- Naval OnpERs.—Lieutenant T. 8. Phelps ordered Uriet. to the Brooklyn, South Atlantic station, per | SICKNESS—Dr, William Plater 1s lying quite Mm. steamer for England, thence by steamer to Monte Bf ls apartuncnts at West Bnd hotel Joven muels, a White man from Virginia, fell Ina $ideo, | Midshipman Harry Kimmell to cxamina- Yesterday about, moon athe carte y of 824 and M lon for promotion. leutepant Commander J, Streets. He was tak to the OMvcer Newell, Lieutenants A. B. B. Lilife, N. il. Barnes, rewards t oped A. V. Wadhams and C. F. Norton, Master Charles Robey and afterwards to his home. reine § Fox, Ensigns © M. McCartney. D. Gram and Alexandria Affairs. dertGleaves, Surgeon J. W. Coles, Engi-| Reported for Tux Ev xixa & heer David Smith, Passed Assistant Engineer catvon Scevecik eiekep Wenie ha David Jones, Assistant Engineer T. F. Burgdorf, wervices at the Prowestany eplocee Dwain Jon Brown gine eeeand A. 1 Woods, Boat- | churches here yesterday. At Christ church te swatn J. H. OWN ani “al ‘nter J. W. Burnham en detached from the ‘Nipsie and placed om waiting | Confinged thirteen persons, at St. Paul’s church orders. Passed Assistant Paymaster J. Q. Barton ten and at Grace church turee persons. At each from the Nipsic and ordered to settle accounts and | Ojche Churches a lange number ‘attended the eer- walt orders, Lieutenant Charies E. Colahan trom sl Duing the day the bishop preached most the navy yard, League Isiand, and ordered to the | (Tecllvely. Among those confirmed at Christ Tallapoosa. church was H. B.F. Heath, of Washington, a In THE CouRT OF CLarus to-day the petition of cactet of St. John’s Academy. Station Hovsr.—George Washington is held at David Roche against the District of Columbia was dismissed and judgment was rendered against the station house this morning, charged with him to the amount 07 $3,980. being drunk and disorderly on the'streets. ‘There TAE TatLaroosa will sail from Washington on were five lodgers last night. Reroxren’s Norges —The gas main extension prov the 8th inst. for Cape San Antonio, Cuba, for tre Purpose of making an examimation of reported ceeds more briskly then the extension of water Mains. Several new gas mains will soon be laid, shoals. She will be gone three or four weeks, Senator Tabor Twice Married. but the water mains remain within the samé area.——Oysters are arriving at our oyster wharf A WEDDING AT ST. LOUIS PREVIOUS TO THAT aT WASHINGTON, ip sthall quantities——The annual meeting of the German Banking company will be ela here tor morrow.—R_-¥. Father Denny, 8. J., of Wash: Aspecial dispatch to the Philadelphia Press from St. Louls, March 4, says that Senator Tabor and Mrs. McCourt were married there on Septem- ington, will preach ai St. Mary’s church here next Wednesday night—The Alexandria Light In- ber 20 last by Justice John M. Young, and adds: “Ex-United States District Attorney Dyer man- fantry Ig constantly improving tn drill and num bers under Capt. ‘Mushback.—-Brush fires on the aged the affair 30 as to keep 1t a secret until to- day. He says the fret ceremony was k a Maryiond hilis, on the cast bank or the Potomac, secret, owing to the fact that, although the Sena- RoW light up our river front tor had been granted a decree of divorce trom his fret Wife, she was suing) for alimony, and his marriage during ol mi complicate matters.” Botone! Dyer said about the Washington marriage: “i see that the lady's arents accompanied her there, and I suppose at it was determined that now that the sults against Senator Tabor were determined it would be best to have the ceremony performed again, es- Decially as her family are Catholics and would Hoadley, of Ohio, who arzued’ the Oregon case In behalf of the democracy before the eles- toral commission in 1876.—Speaker Keifer ex- ects to leave for home to-night. He received a elegram last night announcing the illness of his brother-in-law,Juage White.— Senator Fair 1s to ive an elaborate dinner to his Congressional riends to-night. —Hon. H. S. Neal, of Ohlo, con- Ha me AUREARDER BHOORDIELE of ead jseane, ‘fifty-two years and mouths. Rotiog Of neral hereatter. New ork and Brookiyu papers please copy. ey FITCH. On sunday, March 1888, of Addison’ aise, WILLIE "<, son of Jeince ¥, end the teat sar BB. Fitch, in the eighteouth year of his age. ether, 1303 t hrade Lele on 9 ide laland'avenns, on to-morrow GOODRICK. On Sundsy, March Ri li Mlness of consumption, Mrs. bl Cks age. ie 883, GOOD sICK, in the twenty-second year of naturally ike to see her married by a priest. Ber race is run, her life is done, There ls nothing to hide in their course, and I wee Porson down: think the reason, for the secrecy observed about renare # " reward the marriage in Louis was reasonable.” After the secret marriage in St. Louts last Ob, ivhy should we lament and cry, tember the bride and her brother returned tmme- Bf. I Say tect the senator at St. Louis and te groom pro Witt Gard ive wala meet ‘nal it. Lout ceeded at once to his home tn Denver. 106) detrernon steel Gecorsciowns (Woot Wasstontong} ‘Tas WILL of Joux G. KILiaN.—The will of | 2 Wednesday. the Heh at urlock'p. = GOKDON, On Saturday, March 34, 1883, GEORGE ORVON in the seventy-rixth vear of hin Chelatver and triende sre invited to atid tho funeral west, Tuesday, March 6, at¢ ‘Oolock Pa. Elizabeth, her JEWETT. March 4, 1883, JOSEPH A. the fc fifth year of neo ace, a petive et T and John by his marriage and G.'A. aod fre ihe pest soveuteen yearsan emp.oye of the Lilly Mary Hirsch, grandchildren, share and a D. Cc. y y afternoon at b: If- three, Skee a ay tet year ot hls - year of : the late John G. Kililan has been filed. He be- queaths $5 each to George, Emma, Kate and Jose- bine Ruple; to his dauchter Mary, $300; son john, $200; to his grandchildren. George Hirsch and ny. low. er A QUESTION OF VALIDITY OF SLAVE Marriages mn coont Today, in the Court in General Term, po decided, x de! court reversing the judgment below and direct. MARKRITER. On Mirch JOHN MABKERITLE, in the “Notice of funeral hereafter. O'CONNOR. On March 4, after alone and ing anew triaL This waé a sult in e; nt In NICHOL, & nr eres out fona wi toc lune and | Sf Bis aes aban ae upon tp tie admiseton Of evidence sending to prove toate Degeat Dentin Moe beste, the parties (slaves), under whom plsiptifis ‘But "tie ‘hath ‘um claimed, lived as man and wife. Deien- ‘He can all our neat Gant coptended that tre must be some ab cccinenen evidence of or that followed the a sy 4 ‘and that there was no evidence of the con- ashing oan: sent of the master. They algo contended that the ‘Aecown tor you bas'eons Wis auras. section of the Revised Sta ‘the mar- Tlages of slaves did not apply. ‘The The fanoral will take place from the residence, ives incumbent on piainulit to. ae EZ eg ST { i a SSIES ms ome ake coue | “Stor, naga ge me, alta, Gee mony. year age, si a is RTS | eae pare Were married in Cincinnati, ue On Saturday, March 34, yi Whiner meee Gace | gaa ke aah Speen cee ful, and that ‘November 36, 1600, so deserted is, UNDERTAKERS. Van Wyck’s Eriendship fer the Star Route Gang. Th st., det. Mand Kaw, ‘From the Hartford Courant, Senator Hawiey's paper. eae ee The attack of Senator Van Wyck yesverday ‘Upon the Department of Justice, for its manage- ment of the star route prosecutions, was such as fully to justify the insinuation that it was tn- ai ii I