Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1883, Page 3

PROPOSALS. MARBLE : ON MONUMENT. AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON, MVUOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES. AGGAMAN, pas E. W. MAN, a ¢ ALS FOR WHIT THe WASHING 0 1xGTON Moxvsent, } EE'S 19 MYRTLE Tyremesnd .D. C., Mare 12, 1s 5 TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMprovep | T2US8T! Sane NORTH ae: ” 1 be received at this offi ROSERTY, SLAB TERNALLIIOWN. D.C. virtue of a deed of trust of date November 1 MuNDa : Z Dy yirtne ot a deed of trust, bearing date the 13th, 1873, reontded in Liber 931, folio 223, et sea., ts @ay of Sertember, 1880, and duly recorded in Liber the land records of the District of Columbia, aid 947. folio 388, &e., one of the land records for the: request of the party thereby I will sell at pub- of Culumbta, the un ed Trustees will selt | Ho" amction, in trout of th’ prenaers ‘on. FRIDAY, ¢ AIARCH THIR- | MAKCH TWEN1¥-THIRD, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. ALF-PAS’ DUE O'CLOCK, | 34. Lot 141, of B. F. Gilbert's ‘subdivision of fect of Cone, ated in Washing: | sqiiare 675, with tlie improvements thereon. - told sub- fon county, District of Columbia, vis: All that piece t to a deed of trust for $1,000, dated November 1th, Bi 00) ih one fern One-1 ey in and tive residue in two ea ‘instalments at ons and two Deer U- 5. A. the west a ‘north | Ja¢sction at or ales 1 the option of the mh12-6t Engineer in + hare. by the lan of Waehtnston Hardie, = the south by se purchaser, ‘Trustee reserves right to resell at risk an< altar - c jana | yiea, and on the east by Lot No. ¢ rehaser if terms of sale Pprerosrs, FOR. DREDGING Tot valid pint and survey, the salt ot hereby conveyed cE CmaREDE Det yor $100 denoeit Te aquined i maples ith pe days; when acoen THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct, mhi3-eod&ds UNOANSON BROS., Auctioneers. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S MEN'S YO ‘CLOTHIN: 18, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, &o., &o., AT AUCTION. peing marked and described in way No. 8 and the land of ssid Washi efit of ell the owners of Lots Nos. 1. 2, & on said plat end survey, improved 5 laughter-house, ice-houre, r Tennallytown,..D. C. rms: One- hind cash; the residue in twoequal pay- pients at chs ond twelve months, with notes Dearing tn U.S. Exereer Orrice, 2196 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasnixorox, D. ( cl ly thereafter, tor line oc the picposed pro- nae Flats at Washington, of work tn - a On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH FIFTEENTH, Feta RA 25-9 cable | Eeet cn cccured by'a deed of trurt or all cag at tho COMMENCING at 717 G'CLUCK. ws wil well within re in i a ur Balesroot stocl wall and 5-foot curve near Easby's aa TD. Che ree at pee ep poke! aor oe Jomo 0 on which propeeale must be made, L. DAVIS, "§ Trustees. | on of buyers is called. mhi3-2% fant a7 nectsnacy faforniation, Cau Be AWNBROKER'S SALE OF FORFEITED INS, Major of Engineers. PLEDGES. — I will soll for F. Sclinzer, at 737 7th street north AND. E FOR ine ‘T Y, OH FIFTE! NT! POTOMAC FLATS. ‘Sopumencl EN Ee Me is onl “coset a U. + P Nem O01 F id, Silver, Brass ans ic] ‘atcl 5 PENEOYLVANIA AVENUP. t Gold, silver, and ‘Plated Veet Chains: Gents’ Gold and S Manom S3H, 1933 Pinted Charms, and Lockets, Kurrings Pins, Brace- tripieate wil he received oa March 26th, 2 fr furnish vail on the rive ar lets, Neck Chains, Piain and Set Rings, Diamonds, an in'teet all Kinde of ences Goes, Gian Bas Ware. "Also, a fine line of custom-made suits snd Pants, Ladies’ Dresses, and Silk Patterns; Shawls, oo yorde Stone. pe: Hfiestions, bienk forms us proposals and full in- formation will be furnished on application to the wuder— a. mhY-fst PETYR C. HAINS, Major of En: . : —_——— FINANCIAL. THE AGE OF PKO- lees. if Bivles, Gure, Pistols, Musical Instruments, are as follows: ‘Tools: Bootsy and. Shoes; Carpets, ‘Trunker &o. T ALSO, SID BAR ToP BUGGY, at 7 p.m. until every lot is AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH FOUR- TH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will cell, at the above cfg fe cutire furniture, Be., contained therein, commience every € ‘sold. B.,S;7-Persons holding tickets on which the time has OnDinMs Mh Dicane Ko Dot. SELINGER. Broker, WEPKS & CO., Auct. mh n13-3t NHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. ORY BRICK HOUSE AND STORE, No, 3255 OND STREE!, BETWEEN HIGH AND MAR- STREETS, GEOLGETOWN, D. C., AT AUC- OF _THREE-STORY BRICK 58 BSTREET SOUTHWEST. aie ByTUAL, Ye FUND L FE | te RE Oe th 5 pew ir Life Jusuranee in of the S wa « expe 1K P.M. ON On TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTIETH, at FIV? pled ger Been = Maal TH. 1583 the O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, I shall nee wouth. & Dwell ng, No. fell the above property, which has a front of 17 feet’ Office: 1509 H street. he Asticultural grounds, 6 inches, by » depth of 15u feet to alley, improved by a nls-6m I. ¥. KNIGHT. site eee IR Swo-stary ene wah and ‘store, with seven = uplied a ten cn. : r. The house is nearly new and in Fisk and cost of defaniting | €ondition. a Pp® VATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES ‘Tertus: One-third cash; the residue at six end months, with notes bearing interest and secured by = Se5@ pf trust, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. 100 deposit wire at ime of sale. mhi3-d&ds sea THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. D. B. WAINWRIGHT, ALE OF Hi TUKE. BETWEEN By aushority of an order of sale mae by the Supreme the District ‘WASEINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. Ct ee of Comunibie ing Ip probate, T poem BROS., aucuoneers. For NTH, 1883, at TEN OCLOGK A. Men at AUCTION SALE NTH, 1883, se house No.831 14h strect northwest, alarge lot of Hcuse- | OF THE STOCK IN TRADE AND APPLIANCES —_— hold Furniture, cousisting of Parlor and Bedroom Fur- e, ‘Tableware, Cocxing Utensils. Carpets, Hat or TaE a mart Oe esa &e., all of which are in good. UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT H. H. DODGE, ag oe z . tor ARTHUR A, BINNEY, OF THE Late . Spay ths ry. ANTHONY BUCHLY. w AMS few tioneera. Bonds, Stccks and Investment Secnrition Bought and |, AETER B. WILLIAM! eGo. ue Under the authority of the Supreme Court of the Dis- fold on Commission, {uct cf Columbia we will offer for galo on the premises, NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. No. 912 Penneyivania avenue northwest, in this city, T and within the large warrhouse and stable on C street Ro. £39 iru STREET, (CORCORAN EUILDING,) = 3 NDAY, MAKCH NINETEENT! 1853, commencing at ‘T’. N O'CLOCK A. M., agent assortment of Undertaking Goods, Appilances and Equipments, late the property of ANTHONY BUCHLY, deceased, and consisting in part of— Caskets, AN UNRIVALLED COLLECTION or JAPANESE ART TREASURES 4vexcy for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Proapwar. New Your. Frere claar of Seennities bonch* and eal on eommin- » Phitadelphis, New executed on tho COMPRISING SUPERB SPECIMENS OF Ice Tubs. Shrouds, Gloves and Trimmings. 1 Hearse, 2 Horace. 5 Waous, Double and Single Harness, &e., &o. KOZAN, OKUMURO, KAGA, OKAYAMA, WAKAYAMA KISA, OWARI, NINSHEI, TANZAN, . Terms cesh; and for further information apply to Jens aro’ executed on the 2 DUNCANSON BiOS., Auctioncers, or to the under- tes and reperted back | AND MANY OTHER WARES MARVELLOUSLY | signed. tocks and Bonds and in- DECORATED. JAMES §. EDWARDS, H, Goons, 503 D street n.w. ed through our YY aireet irom the sew York Stock nl { Administrators. mb12-c6t CLOISONNE ENAMELS, ELEGANT CABINETS, IRUSTER SALF OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF M STRELT, BETWEEN 61H AND 7TH STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of tho District. of Columbia, in equity cause No, $140, docket 22, Twill sell at public auetin,in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, the ''WENTY-THIRD. day of March, A. D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., lot numbered two, (2,) according to the sublivi-ion or square num- bered four hundred and forty-eicht, (448, ) as recorded in the office of th Surveyor of suid District, in liber m. k., folio 275. | said lot has a front of 30 feet 8 inches on M th, with a depth of 143 fect. ‘Terms of sale: « ne-th'rd of the purchise money cash, and the balance in equal instalments at one (1) and two (2) years from day of sale, the purchaser to give his prpmissory notes for the deferred payinenta, nf interest af the rate of six per cent. per annum un paid, payable quarterly, and secured by a deed of trust OF OLD AND MODERN ACQUELS, HANDSOME SPFCIME: GOLD ARTISTIC BRONZES, SPECIMENS OF RARE JAPANESE PORCELAIN AND POTTERY, BLE CA ms, 402 ‘This month con- 8, 50 con! above P street Gi sire CARVINGS, tation fee reduced 1: mais ELEGANTLY EMBROIDERED SILKS, MAGNIFICENT SCREENS, &o., upon fhe premises sold? oF all cash, at the option of the ae een ael Geel = , _ | purchaser. "All convey :incing at costof purchaser; $100 tin tis ity, with twenty years’ experience, | Carefully ected by a vazencee Eapert, and acknowl- | down when property ts EUGENE CARUSE, Trustee gan beconsultd confident Wednesday anal DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. mb12-d&ds Pert eae bem. at his offs, 466 C strest | VALUABLE AND CHOICE COLLECTION EVER = Sues aang ard wetvoue "peut Cae ene of BROUGHY ‘10 THIS COUNTRY. ANENGOWER SON) cf Ualtmmore. bie aadive its Main oats oa The whole will be sold without reserve, on "s 1220 F étreot northwest. Ore ate and se ; 5 — 2 NG, MORNING AT ELEVEN orcr AND AFTER- ; 5 Geo SETA Sr ina eRovoarn, NOON AB THREE OGISGR EAC DRE | Guitiy ON Tue Sotta ABE OF MBTnEER, fasta tips Marc! SOUTHEAST. ALSO, VALUABLE BUILDING = ! Atmy Art 11th street and Pennsylvania ave. g fairs, whege advice is invaluatle. He tells conentiers =! By virtue of a deed of trust to. the undersigned, me in fu, and is the omy person that can deco, | On exhibition March 12th and 13th. eating date January 234, 1800, and’ duly recorded] dcace rton ta Ris provenions 124 wes no cards of | Rooms comfortably heated. records for the District of Columbia, and at the written OR No Pay. mhi-Tt THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. nest of the party thereby secured, we will expose {0 : Tah3-9¢ public ale, in front of the premises, ‘on THUREDAY, ARCH T'WE:TY-SECOND, A. D. 1883, at HALF ra HE EVENTS OF | "P'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, FAST FOUN O'CLOCK P. M.. the f Mowing describ moc atneae tte nein | VALEAPUR DUNDES Lor OE THE, Nonea | Taiseatrsits Gy a toaa Agape = 3 . S seventy Bid AVENUE AND SECOND STREET NOWTHEAST, Gries aid eabdiviegn i du recorded in the str- Yveyor'a office of said city, in lil N. K., No. 1, follo fcsis (8). twengy eran (i ree ecinht (8) tren (26), twenty-seven (27), uy wen ine (28) and thirty (90), i” Adi ‘subdi- . lam. Yigion of lot numbered even (7), in Tingley’s gubdi- = ar 8 2 On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCR NIN PROT ESSIONAL [retuises, Taball sell ub-Lot 48 fy eat Oe EVIFICIAL EVES, $8, $10, | $15. THE 41 | premises su . in Square 719,. asses: $1 Boxwood Thermometers that jd | 15x100, to « 80-foot alley. This lot is about two Squares é: Fi izeatopere HEMPLEDS (The Ooty Government Printing Office. vf Optician) | from. 4 Vision of said square numbered nine hundred an wonieneriee erms: One-half cash: the residue in six months, and | sent, °f eat Be led._in sald surveyors SST Ste esse ecmtactiots 105 | Se eenlis a ieea of arenes he ee office, In liber iS ‘Cooke, follo 79. Also, the east 1. FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AND LON- | chaser. All conveyancing at purchaver'e cout. $50 de | fwonty ui (20) Hat eros es Me alot ante, Cast chaser. Al posit required at time of sale, —a DANENHOWER & SON, Real Estate Brokers, -dkds 1296 F street northwest. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Re ahenes, s from far and near that HITE’S establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania oppomte Willard’s H for relief from and Svoidetice of Corns, Bunions, eed Nails, Chil- sscubsr nces and other complaints of Estabiiehed in angi. D.C., in 1861. to most eminent phyricians and sureons, ‘er vinit for puting the feet in orders Jali depth of lot numbered eighteen (18), in square num- bered nine hundred and seventy-seven (977), with the privilege of an outiet three (3) feet wide in the rear of fald lot, to the public alley in aaid square, beginnin for saidoutlet at a point in the south line ot said lo cight feet eight inches esstfrom the new line of raid lot, thence running north three feet, thence east eleven TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ZSTATE, | feet eight inches, thence south three feet, thence wast CA ON THE NORIH SIDE OF H STREET NORTH, | to the place of beginning, together with all the im- VEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, Bi SIX) H AND SEVENTH STREETS | provements ET WEE! WEST, AT bese ‘ual, Discaney Neuralsia, Kuotios "Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and two jervous ‘eo. 5 i i interest po virtue of 8 deed of trust to the undersii ie : SF aed ake date March 24, 1814 and duly seoiat ea it G street, oppoat en a cent per annum trom day of sale, payable remi-annu- se eel es Liver No. 743, folio acl, ct coq ok hee ally, and secured by d frust, oF all cash, at pur- M.S: EARSONS, M DICAL ELECTRICIAN, | of the District of Colunibia, abd at reaueet of the chaser's option. A deport of $150 0n exch of the im- Galvanic and Electro Vapor Baths, M: Sweed- | thereby secured, we will ex} to public proved py and $50 on i! be required at moveients, Magnetic Treatment, &c. Hours from | of the’ piensa TOR he sale, anc if terms are not complied with in ix days a.m. 107 p.m. 18a0 F treet northwest. Os Gine SIXTH, A.D. ‘Ii AT FIV from dats of sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell the following percel nd, iz: Par Of lot the property at the rink and, cost of thed faulting ur- in equare four hunared and Afty-three (453), in Waah- | Charer on fiye days’ notice in the Evening Star. Con- ington city, D.C. ; beginning for the same af the south- | Veyancing at pur< si OR SIVE No FREE | (2! Corner of uaid lot and running thence west forty- WM. E: HODTAR ON EE} Trusteos, tGIVE NO, FREE | two (42) foct, thence north 132 feet 10} inches to a pul THOMAS DOWEIRG ete Saa-aban sree to divide profits with the doc- Hie alley, thence east forty-two (42) fect, and thenes south i the point of beginning, with all the improve. ment : germs tales One. thisd cosh alance in one and 0 years, pa with interest from ‘oF all caah at purchaser's wr CORARCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DESIR- nale XN an depontt of $200 will be 1 hi BUSINESS PROPERTY, SITUATE ON EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET i 3 ITREET AND LOT TWENTY By virtue of two decrees of the Supreme Court of MAHLON ASHFORD, the: ict of Columbia, holding as term as| an Equity Court, Feapectively on, the 18th day of December, 1882, and the 3d day of March, 1883, ing cause wherein Elizabeth A. Moore and others are fomplainanta and Mary E- Harrison and others are de- fendants, No. 6,192, et, 18, the un‘iersigned trus- tees ‘Bullic suction, in front of the prem- on TUE-DAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. a ing described ‘real uate in mh6-dStheokds JOHN f. MITOHELE .} TFustoos. IHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES" SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROP- ERTY, CONTAINING ABOUT THIRTY-ONE (31) HOUSE. soUTawest conten Of Alco AND B STREETS NORTHWEST. of « deed of dated | rat. ppeinted of acure of pri pelt Dre. BROTHERS and GHAY, $00 B et ~ ‘urnish you medicines, guarantee a cure of Bopay. Thirty-ive years’ experiences ms-lm* ADTES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULT Dr. BROTHELS, 906 B st. sw. atten- poid to ali Diseases peculiar to Ladies, inarried oF Rangle. Ail [rrerwarities snd Ovarian Troubles erty fhy << Oe 8-1‘ ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE or two of Dx. BRO? HER: cure aygapae of Sein fs ey. It m. 906 B street south THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND bie Ladies* Physician in fowsuit d daily at 257 Compisints and 1 treatment. strictly enn fdential. ours 8 ye-atory bri = ‘sale as prescribed by said decrees are: ‘money to be paid in equal instalments of ice in one and two: ‘9 all who are suffering from the errors andin- hecretio sof youth, nervous weakness, eari: a ‘&c., I will senda recipe that will cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wan die- ‘covered by a missionary in South America, Sends Bitinccrerced envelope to the Kev. Josern T.Ixuaw, D, New York City. O7-« tu, th, &k, 1y ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- a ert cured. Canbe ts Can’ daily at 1245 7th street northwest. Officehours: B tod ocock Dem, with iadiesonly.— f6-2m™ ‘Lonisiana avenue, EDWAKD H. THOMAS, street northwest. DUNCANSON BxOS., Aucts. mh7-d&ds 08. J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioneers. USTEE'S SALE OF BOYLE'S HOTEL, NOs. 52 54.0 AN! STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE ADJOINING PROPERTY, NOS. 66 AND 58 0 mh3-dkas SAFE DEPOSIT CO. a STREET. SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, | x2%"itneet.e deed of fout cece S ROBBERY, ZICE OR ACCIDENT. Ys | No. 818 folio 7, of, the land S THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPO: MP, Mins note seared Geanely yal wil stat Consen 15TH S11 ve it of tne on WEDNE NIY-EIGHTH DAY 01 MARCH. CK P.M., allof Lot No. city of Wi E. LOBERTSO: Din cotab inet Rapin, wil ve Urinary tons : ELS, Treasurer. ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, 2 Benjamin P. Snyder. Charles C. ae Mbat be Stirtev i, Toonlas Evens, : z ‘ohn @. Parks. THE TRADES. EDGEES, JOURNALS, order at I; BAT voet's Bindery, 19 aulé Coarn Daily Lykens V1 sans sil eiseas “Dey and donee a oom Pesvared in bet ater, f13-1m 11M and 328 Pennsylvania avenne. Coa Kuwurxe Woon. Stock of Coal and Wood is complete, and to whlch we ask the’ stitute Of oda Sobts Bnd inarket rates STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘MID and Depot, Tth-street Wharf. Office, ¥.E. corner 12th and Penn. Ave. From the O14 World. 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It does what others affevt to do. Composed ot simple materials, itis a marvel of delicate and success- ful combination. Nothing is wanting, Every ingre- dient goes straight to the mark at which it is alméd, and never fails, Pleasant to the palate, agreeable to the stomach, and thoroughly effective as a oure, it has won for itself the confidence of all.—Times, London, Eng. A FEW UNSOLICITED LETSERS FROM THOU- SANDS RECEIVED. Feb. 9, 1882. T have tried experiments on myself and others with ‘Hops Bitters, and can easily recommen them as a Pleasant and efficacious medicine. Ihave fonnd them ‘specially useful in cases of congestion of the kidneys, a8 ‘well as ia bilious derangements. Rev. J. Mizner, M. A., Rector to the Duke of Edinburgh. U.S. Consulate, MancnEsTER, ENG., Nov. 8, 1882, " Gentlemen:—Since writing you of the great benefit I had derived from taking ‘ ‘Hop Bitters," I gave a friend sbottle, who had been suffering much from dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was marvellous; he ‘appeared another bein altogether. He had tried sev- eral other remedies without any benefit. I could name over a dozen other miraculous cures. Anrnur C. Hatt, Consular Clerk, Lonpox, EnG., Sept. 1, 1882. Iam pleased to testify to the good effects of your “'Hop Bitters." Have been suffering along time wit severe pain inthe left side and across the loins, and, having tried a number of so-called remedies without any benefit, I am glad to acknowledge the great relief I ‘have obtained from your medicine. CuaRies Warsox. Coronzsres, Exa., Aug. 18, 1882, Gentlomen:—I was troubled with s very bad form of indigeation ‘for long time, and tried many things in vain until I got some ‘‘Hop Bitters,” and on taking was quite cured, and remains so till this time. It is now three months ago since I was bad. Bru. From Rev. J. 0. Boror, M. A. Oct. 80, 1882. Dear Sirs:—I have lately finished my firet bottle of “Hop Bitters." After having for many years suffered acutely from rheumatic gout (inherited) i feel 0 much better, and oan walk so much more freely, should like tocontinue the use of it. Twrite to ask how many bot- tles you will let me have for £1, so that I may always have some in stock. FROM OULD IRELAND. Hop Bitters Co, Dusiin, Nov. 22, 1882. Gendemen:—You may be interested to learn that one of the most eminent Judges on the Irish bench (a cus- tomer of mine) highly approves of your Hop Bitters, having received great benefit from their use. T. T. Horses, Chemist. ALEXAND?IA PALACE. 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Under these circumstances I feel it my duty to give this testimonial for the benefit of others, as Imay say Iam nowentirely well; therefore Ican justly and with confidence give personal testi- mony to any one wishing to call upon me. Yours truly, Heney Hat. Norwion, EnG., June 20, 1882. To the Hop Bitters Co, Gentlemen:—Having suffered for many years from -biliousness, accompanied with sickness aud dreadful headache (being greatly fatigued with overwork and Jong hours at business), I lost all energy, and appetite. Twas advieed by a fricnd inwhom I had seen such beneficial effects to try Hop Bitters, anda few bottles have quite altered and restored me to better health thanever. I have also recommended it to other friends, and am pleased to add with the like result. Every claim you makefor it I can fully endorse, and reocom- inend it as an incomparable tonic. Yours faithfully, 8. W. Fitz. FROM GERMANY. KarTzensacuuor, GeRyany, Aug. 28, 1881, Hop Bitters Co. 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Latest Tegra to To St The Dukes-Nutt Murder Trial DUKES’ LETTER ADMITTED IN EVIDENCE. Unrontown, Pa., March 18—When the Dukes- Nutt murder trial wi tails morning, Joa. Natt, son of the deceased, was put on the stand to [te that he had seen Dukes drop an anonymous tter, on his sister, in the read near his father’s house. _ This evidence was ruled out. The letters which Dukes had written to Capt. Nutt were then offered in evidence, and notwith- standing the strenuous protest of the de- fense, were admitted. They were read to the jury by Mr. Playford, and created a profound sensation in the court room. In point of Infamy they were fully up to expectations. Dukes acknowl un solicttedly that he had enjoyed tilicit intercourse with Capt. Nutt’s daughter, and gives all town rumors affecting her character. In cl he expresses his opinion that Miss Nutt is in a delicate condition, and tnferentiaily suggests to Capt. Nutt that ‘an abortion might save the honor of his daughter and family. ‘The prosecu- tion here rested. ‘There were elve new morning for positions on the Tur ae BIDDER. Proposals were yosterday tn the District Commissioners’ office for furnishing blank books: and other stationery for making the new tax as sessment. There were tree proposals recelt and the award for the tax books wore made Wm. Ballantyne & Son, at $203.75 The bid for the blanks Liave not yet Leen decided, NEW PIRE-ALARM BOXES, ‘The two new Nre-alarin es, One at the corner: Of 10th and C streets northwest, No. 188, and the one at the corner of 18th and B streets northwest, No. 188, have been plsced in position by Superine tendent M les, of the firc-alarin telegraph, and are ow in Working onder, PFEMITS TO BUILD. have been Issued following persons: erect a tw a sement a Ing. Rhode I-land avenue, between New Jer- sey avenue and 84 street: $2,100 Annie Hard: erect a Swomory frame dweiting on Colum near county ; $3,000. Kills Spear, a two-st Sod basement avr Ung on 14th street road; Thomas Kinney, a three-story dwelling Street, between M and N streets; $4,000. William. Heine, a two-story dwelling on 7th street road, DeyOnd tollvate; #2,°00. Behrend, erect vo two-story dwellings Oa H_ street, between 4th and Sth stieets; $3,500 A. C. Strauss, a two-st welling on’ river road, county; $39 H. 4 ‘a two-story dwelling on 7th street north- east; $2,400. C. Winders, ovo two-story dwellings on E'strect northeast, between 21 and 8d streets; $1,700. R.A. Morrison, repair frame on oth extended; $200. Charlotte A. J. Mann,repair brick on Stoughton street, Mt. Pleasant, county; §3,000 THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘Tre jollowing are the onening and closing prieas. ithe New York Stock Market Yas Teporved by special wire to H. 1. Dodye, 539 15th streat. a Tnspector Florence ba: TESTIMONY RULED OUT. Mr. Sweeny, of the inspection division, Post OMce department, was called to the stand for the purpose of proving a recoupment on the Saguache and Laxe City route, but it was ruled out as hav- ing taken place alter Mr. Brady left office. e itness Was examined briefly as to the routine of ‘the office in making remissions. F. Scone, an inspection clerk in the Post OMice, was called, and produced the T for October, November and Decembet reluth to the Oregon routes. The witness also produce Tecords of the routes from The Dallas to Baker City for the first quarter of 1879, showing deduc- tions for failures." : ‘The withess was questioned at some length as to the practices of the office. At one o'clock a recess was taken. AFTER RECESS Ray B. Eaton,deputy collector of customs at Bath Me., and formerly of the Post Office Department, testied to having prepared the advertisement for the letting of the routes in the Pacific section in 1878 The defense wanted to show that the ad- vertisements were prepared without any consul- tation with these defendants. Objection was made and considerable argument followed. dudge Wylie declined to admit the evidence, —— Suicide from Shame and Fear. SAMUEL DONALDSON, THREATENED WITH PROSECU- , CUTS HIS THROAT WITH 4 At 2 0’clock this morning Capt. A. E. Moss, Chas. O'Brien and Jos. Perkins took to the Georgetown West, Oeie Police station the body of Samuel Donaldson, white, : = es aged 18 years, who committed sutcide last Sunday | GuuF anp Smir IsLaND RalLRoaD.—The Guilt on Doard the sloep Lottte, at Rozier’s creek, Va, | and Ship Island railroad was included in the list by cutting his throat. The verdict of the coroner's | of land grant rafiroads which the Judiciary com- Jury, which was held before Coroner E. D. Brown, opisad of the House, during the Forty-seventh of King George county, on the same day, found METS, reported ‘upon, recommending that that the deceased “came to his death by suicide, | {eI land grants be declared fort atid one in a i Balt = Speen > wieederetn dl : nd; nd tt is Now Fo ee Jurors. It ported thet cx-Representative Manning, of Misais— was lying at ‘Ri Sippl, and other gentiemen who have obtained sadauring tes contsol of the charter have gone to New York for tain some letters were sent’ from ‘the | tke purpose of interesting capitalists there In Post office on shore to the captain,and one letter, forming a syndicate to supply the funds Contatning $14.02 was missed after being received to complete the road or some ion of it by Donaldson. On the return of the captain Don- the expectation that the valuable land grants aldgon dented all knowledge of It It was clear | De Secured. It is further phen to the minds of THE DEFENSE IN OPENING proved that Dukes had sald to Mra Jennings, as she left the room after the meeting, that he was sorry for what he had done; that he had acted only in self-defense, as Capt. Nutt would have killed him if he had not killed Nutt The court adjourned for dinner, LETTERS THAT LED TO THE TRAGEDY. In writing to Col. Nutt December 4 Dukes says: “It 1s inexpreasibly painful to me to write you upon the subject which Inow havein hand. But consider ita duty both to myself and to you. About four yearsagoI met your daughter Lizzie at a festival in the Methodist church. Iwas struck by her beauty and charmed with her in- nocence and simplicity; I sought and obtained an introduction. Probably a year ago I visited her in the company of mutual frieads and spent a very pleasant evening. Subsequently I called upon her alone. She showed me a burn on her wrist. 1 took her hand in mine to look.at It, and was surprised that she permitted her hand to Unger in mine. ‘This Mattered my vanity. When I was about to depart I attempted to kiss her.and, to my still further surprise, instead of repulsing me, she advanced her face to mine.” Dukes then tells the story of his intimacy with ‘Miss Nutt, and claims that others were implicated 2th him, and says that Nutt would have done ag e In writing In reply Col. Nutt says: “You say I would have ‘done as you did. ‘ou are a—— It I had invaded the sanctity of a home, as you have confessed to doing, I would hold myself fit Only tobe shot. When! cross the threshold of a man’s door and je the guest cf his family or any member of it, his ‘Wife and daughters are as sacred to me socially agsmy own. The suggestion that I should re- sort to the hellish acts of the abortionist could only have emanated trom a creature like you. I have the physical courage to seek you out and give you the alternative of repairing the ruin which you have wrought or suffering death. It remains with you to say whether there shail be a legal farce or a dy. You cannot escape from me nor evade mé aving Uniontown when I go ee notavail you. I will be home again on the 234.” To this letter Dukes replied on the 19th, saying: “In the light of your letter I would be justified in shooting you on sight. As for marrying your daughter I would sooner suffer death than be ated to a wanton, a toy of the town. However, I think a meeting between us will result in an am- icable understanding, and therefore I will meet you at my office at 8 o'slock on Saturday evening, the 28d, orin my room at 9 o’ciock on Sunday morning.” ‘The tragedy followed these letters, ——»—_—_— pun Wall Street. New Youx, March 13,—The Post’s financial article says: Stocks were generally stronger than at the close of last night, and the general market ad- vanced up to about 11 o'clock, the features of the forenoon being Western Union, Northern Pacific, Wabash, Denver and Missouri Pacife, all of which opened higher, and 12:80 o’clock were higher than at the close last night. Other stocks were gener- ally a fraction lower at 12:30 than at the close last night. The Vanderbilt stocks generally and the coal stocks were weak. At 12:30 o'clock the mar- ket was dull and steady. Rates for money on call on stocks inthe forenoon were, successively, 7,8 and 9 per cent. Foreign exchange was easier. Government bonds were 34 higher for the 83, for the 43s, and 3¢ lower for the 4s, State bonds were negiécted. Railroad bonds were firm, and ad- vanced % to 1 per cent, the latter on Ohio South- ern incomes to 2. —————e . ‘The Sudden Death of Judge White. SPRINGFIELD, O., March 18—Hon. Wm. White, Judge of the supreme court of Ohio, and recently appointed judge of the United States court for the, aces district Of this state, died sud By « 81) BIW Nor. & Wes p.| 41y @ | S18 No Par | Soy 80 2X) B14) Do, ore ry) | 23% Nortawest... 74M) T4iy Out. & Wee ay ar Nome, Ty Ches. & Ohio. Do. ist pret. Do. 24 pret. e Wab. Pac. pd. a Fy ineeting 1s to be held in Wall street some day this ipod to discuss and mature the plan of opera- ons, ical Notes, Caucuses were im Providence, R. 1, last night to elect delegates Lo the Sprague state cote vention to be held to-morrow, and to elect a cll committee for the new party. ‘The republi caucus In East Greenwich was captured by the democrats and Sprague men. The republicans withdrew and made other nominations, Town elections were held in. Maine yesterday, In Lelford, George Johnson, the tax-payers" cane idate was re-elected. In Bangor, there was no choke for mayor. ‘The republicans elected the other oficers. “In Biddeford the democrats elected Edward Stupies mayor. A Carson, Nev., dispatch says it 1s rumored in political circles “that Senator Fair will resign on account of Mi health. Governor Adams will then resign, and Lieut. Gov. Laughton will succeed lim and appoint Gov. Adains United States Senator, fandering ‘about the sloop, his eye fell tpon ‘a razor, which he caught up, and In an instant drew itacross his throat. severing the arteries, and was dead in less than four minutes The nts of young Donalcson, who live in Roslyn, just across the river opposite Georgetown, were notified by Lieut, Swindles, of the police, at whose station house th ‘was deposited, having been brought up in the sloop by the captain, and it was removed this morning to his late home for burial The funeral will take place to-morrow, —_ TAR Intso Revie Foxp.—The the Parnell branch of the Irish di League lessrs, W. H. Murphy, Daniel Grady, Edward ‘urcell, and Dennis Connell,president, correspond- ing and financial secretaries, and treasurer re- spectively) have been turned over to the Clan-na- all aid committee for transmission to Iréland for the relief of the existing distress there. Seat Sinishons PROPOSED Base BALL GRoUNDa—The propos'- {ion has been made and_plans submitted i> In- Spector of Buildings T. B. Extwisle by Mr. Mox- ley, the well-known bill ter, to erect a high board fence around square known as the cir- cus grounds, at the corner of Och and 8 streets, for base ball grounds; also, the erection of a grand 148 ($87.50) of jews Briefs. Suge Davis’ wedding wil take place to-morrow atila.m. David Ramsey, ex-Conj an and = oft L orn a ed at his: wef i Bath, N. ¥., yesterday, aged A cremation society with a capital of $100,000 is to be formed at Chicago. for the production of “The Passion Flay,” s stand for visi the intention being to attract | Louisville “three months in a butldi all the principal games of tho, kind to tnis | be ercoted during the continuance of the place, and to t a Place | 59u) N Mr, Tilden 1s reported to be “in perfect health.” the New York supreme court, A contract has been made with Salmi Mi permanent n exposition. for such meetings. The plans, as stated, The Gisabled, wtenmer City of ent seus | Halliax yesterday atternoon.in tow of tire seesmes itted. Ps. wile calito el mgmt ep iy Doan Davbook Lie noeeas | Missumt. Ge Wek koocon es teens eee nee crty-boldeks adjacent apeiter oats, Sk Seba: | Owing toaumgucen that polun hat bees. erty-] ie} jacent against an THK ta that ole eborkiood en tie pense tae | mulnistored <0 him the boty oF ee ee ould be, s.nulsanos, There have already been | Will be subjected to an . several of these protests received by the Wiggins has the chee€tociaim that his Commissioners, and itis likely more will arri y has been literally fulfilled, as the hi Inspector Entwisle states that he will take no ial wave ever known has becn reported at Hall- sponsibility im such case, Dut will let the fax, and telegrams he from all parts indi- loners determine whether it can cate a se Brand for: rapectators of the games, evared win a | .Pocrusric Nores—John Sullivan, having re e ‘ven SO TOOK, SEA Thee ane es OPE dered to Elllows mother in New York, has for- ae wi led a written agreement spar mine a agers will consent to have the Maori, Siade, on band, otherwise he will not , DU will con- ‘tho | tFibuie toa purse..-..On Sunday ‘night Bernard fulem mass lebraved a friendit Rev. Father Rabbla, assisted by Fathers Ryan Dougherty as deacons and Father Hughes as mas- ter of ceremonies. A similar commemorative service was held at St. Matthew's, Decrniiilsy Euan Kinomax’s Wiii—The will of the late Ellab Kingman, filed with Register Ramsdell to- Boya, of Fairtak oguuty, Varang Aone Kinningy, oyd, of fax count (> ner of Boston—to pay his debts; ‘to sell his real estate, Tetatning the homestead til it will bring $1.50 foot; to pay off incumbrances, and of the first money available to p: $1,500 to his nt ldenly last —_»____ ‘The Lottery in Canada Orrawa, Ont., March 18.—Sir Alex Campbell has introduced into the senate an amendment to the Post office act forbidding any communication re- ‘Specting lotteries from being sent by mail. ee Henry Seybert’s Will. PHILADELPHIA, March 18.—sThe caveat of Mrs. A. E. Barretras, of New York, protean ainst the admission of the will of the late Henry Seybert to wh to-day by counsel for Probate, was wi the petitioner. — Foreign Notes. THE UNEMPLOYED IN PARIS. Paris, March 18.—The government 1s consider- ing the question of providing work for persons out of employment here. SENTENCES OF ANAHCHISTS. Lyons, March 13—The court of appeals has con- firmed the sentences of the anarchists Bordat, Bernard, Gauthier, Ricard and ten others, The sentences of 17 anarchists were mitigated. ——— Western Union Dividend. New York, March 18 —The executive committee of the Western Union telegraph company to-day desolved to advise the board of directors at their Meeting to-morrow to declare a dividend of 1% T cent, tobe made payable on April 18th next. ae is the largest dividend that has ever been de- clared. ——— Rallroad Opening. Lyncupvra, Va., March 18.—The New River di- vision of the Norfolk and Western rallroad was formally (eed to-day to the coal mines at Po- cahontas. Vice President Kimball, with a party of friends, Including Everett Gray, representing the English shareholders, and Fred’k Burt, of Lon- don, pi over the entire line in Mr. ball’s car. Coal 1s now being loaded for shipment to ‘New York. —— Mail and Express Rohbery. MANSFIELD, Mags., March 13.—The office of the Earle & Prew express company, in the depot, was broken into last night and'a small sum of money taken. The northern mail, which was ly! in the office in bags, was broken into, and the m Was strewn about the floor, all the valuable letters. being taken. The robbery was only discovered this morning. There 1s no clue to the thieves. —__»—_— ‘Telegraphic Briefs. At Chattahoochee on Sunday George Jones, a store keeper, shot and killed Ellis Lemon! (colored) in a diMeulty about the payment for some whisky, wenn Pe tt, the default tthe fathan P. Pra lefaulting treasurer 0: Reading Savings bank in Boston, whose case has ‘been on trial for several days, was to-day found guilty. Hissentence has been reserved. nd Abner bi er, executors, and leaves that portion intended for his brother tohis widow and chi The third PRATHER. Mi , Maroh 12th. 1 iartha J. Prather. will take place from ber psrente’ residence. 2 orolock p.m. Friends g ee ‘WashincTon Carri Maret on the Metropoll- tan Branch, B. & O, R. R., three mites from the city, Lewis D. M rietor. jeans, proprietor. Road of cattle were sold to ne at 426% per were sold at 53gat ‘Cows and calves nt $25a800. Ths ekate of Tb., 182 shee) ‘the mar- ket was good. m. ‘and friends of ‘the family are cordially {Michigan pepere please 6017-1 a UNDERTAKERS. ——_=____ The Markets. BALTIMORE, March 18.—Virginia 62, consoli 4035; do.. second seriee, 35; pert {uecoupons, 44; new : ‘Tth st., bet. > sbet, Mand Kp-w. i ealaee E i 33 iver flour, ‘000 corn, 108,000. bushele; oats, 000, wheat 448, 008 bushels earns 1,000 bushels. ee THE THERMOMETER.—The followii a oacings tae ae ea officer ‘3 Hi a 66.0 Maximum, 440; minimum, #3. ae Eancae paantlis ie tiode ‘Tur MADAGASCAR TaEaTY.—At the visit of the a respec iow, Malagasy envoys to-day the exchanged ratifica- Old Stand, No, 610 D strest, between 6th and tions were formally: oe ee ‘Will now — K. B,—Notoby mail prompuy attended to. tJ be duly promulgated by i Bros were opened at the Treasury department BEBVICE. to-day for hardware for the custom house at — = Albany, N. Y.- The bidders were P. and F. Cor- from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every BATUR- AY. New Britain, Conn, 7 and Hopkins & Dick ywark, N. J. ‘The contract ill probably be awarded’ to the iatter arms: Secretary Folger, Attorney General Brewster, Howe absent. ‘The for- EES WUE SNe ato _ ‘Tus Matacasy Exvors paid au oMfictal vistt to ‘the Secretary of State to-day. Lt New Gausumme sod betore. the Folce Oourt 3 d g 3 |