Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. RUSTEF SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF M STREET, BETWEEN y ND 1TH STREETS NORTHWEST. Gay decree of the Supreme AUCTION SALES. JDUNCANSON “BOS. “anctioncers, ALSO, FIFTY ROLLS FANCY, ¢HECK AND WHITE Ge - MATTING. A BARREL §. 0. at AUCTION. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY- seVERTE MtTEN OCLOOR, we nil el, ‘in front of our ea/esrooms, = general it of goods. it pea ‘BROS., Auctioneers. ‘OCK OF TINWARE. CONSISTING IN PART OF = TOILET SETS, Sica COLORS,) DISH Pitiers RtgNchers GQiheePUiLvE STAMPED MILK PANS, TEA POTS, &c., &0.. 2 TUESDAY. MARCH TWENTY- On TUESDAY on [- SEVENTH, at TEN O’CLOC! will within our salesrooms, stock of GeLbem reir ich the at- tention of the trade is called. it (HOMAS DOWLING, Auc uoneer. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH On EDN! 128 Irth streets opponite tos Proaident’ Dee open lection of Household Eifects, vi th =t eet wharf, i W. P WELCH, Agent! 7*AMER JOHN W. THOMP:ON Leaves Sixth Street Wharf EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, at 7 a.m, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock, Plopeing at nonriy alt tho river landing aa far down aa 5 go om He mar ttown. turning Mouday morning. 21 ‘Tnguire at Gencra: Ulin 613 15th street oF at boat, Ces p= aa rome Bhi? a EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS,, Aucts. mbl2-d&ds count of the wenthae untll MONDAY, MARCH TWAS. Tonia 7 Mme BO SUCRNE CARUSE, Trustee. |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ALF. OF VALUABLE REAT, F: ESTATE ON W ST -IDE OF NINTH STREET Sone WEST SOUIH OF O BIREET, NEAK OOR- TE, incer decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis. Syict of Cofambia, on the 9th cay of! March, A.D. 1 In Fquity cause No. 8,29) Marshall va. Marshal of POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘The stesmer SUF. Capt W. 0. Geog! strictly first-class. be prepaid, aad will be received on ind Stand, 3 ‘an cal if and Heatins Stoves, Kitchen Kequieties Ko. NB. House for rent. Apply on premiacs, it THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. JPUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. AKUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN 1 TY OF WASHINGION, SOME OF IT IMPROVED, SITUATED— ON G STREET NORTHWEST, ON WASHINGTON STREET, ON M STREET NURTH, DELAWARE AVENUE, THIBD STREET EAST, ON K STREET NORTHWEST, ON M STREET SUUTH, AND ON H STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court, D. G,. in Equity Cause No. 8,428, Lord va, 0 Dorino- ghne et al.» we will sell under a deed of Te- corded in Lfoer No, 911, folio 343, on THUKADAY, FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A.D. 1883, at FIVE O'OL.GO! -M.. in tront of the premises, Lot No. 26, with tm- the aubitvinion of Lot 8 te e, ut ‘arf Sundays dow! nd Chavel Point Thi: in front lays in, Mattox atHa , of the premises, Lot ifty-two (62), in square seven ( in the undsy and ‘bum! numbered three hnndred and wit Prospect Hi Peckages received a of G. L. SHERIFF, 323 rms: " equat nimaveuus, G. ¥.JONES, Meenk | payments nd twelve months, with iuterest from '¥ of sale at six per cent peranoum, 3° de- sired. A deposit of $100 required, and all conveyanc- ing at purchaser's cost. JAMES H. SMITH, T: 522 8th street norihwest. JOB BARNARD, Trustee, 508 D stréet northweat. MONROF, Ne AND THE » mhit-w,f,m&ds he 3 Columbia, and to me directed, i will :ell at public sale, for cash, at Thomas Dowling's auction rooms, south- West comer of Fenveylvunia avenue aud 1ith street northwest, on TU! S: Y, the TWENY-S: NTH DAY OF MARCH, 1833, at TEN O'CLOCK A. all ttle, claim and interestof the defendantin wing-deseribe| property, to wit: All found im a first-ciass store for the sale TO-MOKROW. ‘TED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. Yirtue of two writs of fleri facias, insued out of the co of the Supreme Court of the District of De Ser ured Hotel, at 50 WOOD, Se squere No. $18. ‘This Lot ich, sticet northwest, opposite nsion buil taf will be #0.d ia seven convenient parcels, cach al tay) for Mt. provements thereon, in Fronts 176 feet 36 in ng reaches Washing- poe L. L. BLAKE id faricy goods: 25x100 feet. =o 2 actin DeIe kote F,nibtens, Satchela, Combe, Brushes, | And on FRIDAY, the SIXTH. ene Gan ols, Barkets, Japanese Goods, &., seized ‘and lev M., in front of the premises, we "Er ramwate Lave Goreate Saw Yous; Havas, | Weou'aa the property of the defendant, Adolph Dam | the sub af lot 8, in square 318 Lox pow. ox AND Bream Tuan. toxstieiy execution . against | ington street 176 1 be sold in ten p 0. ‘at law, Jyh Damman aud Joseph Beradi, in favor of Mich- fF goods, and Laces, Fans, Shawls, Bon- ity, Umbrella, Pocke:bocks ke eelsedand pon as the property of the defendant, Adolph men, to satisfy execution No. 24, (76 at law, azainst Adolph Vamman, trading as O. Dainman, in favor of ers, Harris Broth: fore CLAYTON McMIOHA! EL, U. 3. Marshal, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. mhl7-8t ea cela, each about Taio On SA’ URDAY, SEVEN lH in front of ae pees we will sell Lots Nos. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, in aroare 748, on M north, Delaware avenue and on 3d street east. On TUESDAY, TENTH APRIL, at FIVE P. M. front of the Parke we will sell Lots Nos. 33, Lots Nos. 37 to 41 inclusive, and Low Nos. 44 to in. elusive, in the subdivision of square No. 749, on 34. etreet northeast and on ater. in. Road Ou W. DNESDAY.the ELEVENTH APRIL, at FIVE M., in front of the premises, the west half of lot No. in square No, 526, with the building eierenb: on = ire a APRIL, at FIVE P.M. in et north. between 8d and 4th streets a « SIX O'CLOCK ON SAME Day, in tront of Loree rs AFTERNOON, MARCH TWEN-, Jot 23, in square No. 545, with the improvements, on jersey Ci 3 Av FIVE 0’ LOCK, we will cell, street, bet. 4% and 34 at. 8. w.; and tterdam and Ani+ter ‘of the premises, ‘On THURSDAY, the TWELFTH APRIL, at FIVE P. Parts of Lots $ and 4, Square £67, Mi, the Fear parti of lois Nos. 8, 9 10 aid 11, in the proved by three two-story Brick Houses, the corner | subdivision of lot Now 4, in ire 518, with improve- tne Oe havin Selene Shoes: ha eee aes mente; and IMME! LATELY THEREAP TSH, lot No. Pronial, and will bea paying investment, fronting aS Se eee ee ae {he improvements, on H street ith we street WT We "Terma: Gne third eaph; balance in aiz, twelve and | ‘Terms: One hit mah et whfch a deposit of $100 eighteen montis, notes to bear eix per cent interest.and | On each pares! will be required at time of pele Dalstce to be secured by deed of trust on the premises. Convey- earing interest at one and two years, ‘to be se- anc'ng &c.,at purchaser's cost. A deposit o1$100 on each '¥ deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash house 1 at tie sale. Terms to be complied with | stopiion of purchaser. If the terms arenot comp.ied in seven da. 8, otherwise the right reserved to resell at | with within days after eaie the property will be re- Fak and cost of defaniting purchaser. By order of | fold at riek of ‘defaulting purchaser.” Convoyacing. where. o ah23- NSON j-» Auct ‘TH. JESUP MILLE! mh23-4t DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, mh23-a&aa Firey a tiis Rs} crrustees. \HARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent, PUBLICSALE OF THE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE No. 936 E STREET SOUTHWEST. By virtue of a deed in trnst, recorded in Liber, 376, of the land records for the Dis- i will offer for sule, at public aue- the premises, on MONDAY, APRIL at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the lot of i April 18. Dabs: May 218. BENSINGER, Auctioneer, Washington Horse and Carrisge Bazar, 993, 940 and 049 Louisiana avenue. f0, ¢ Fteera ¥ low rates. Si soo} sued Queei.sccwn and dl, Went rates. Throuzh bi!s of taden given for, Belfast, Glasgow, Havre. Antwern sd ther poris on the Coulinent an E NE y AND =AT" COMME CING AT TEN LESS OF WEA | HER. Constant'y on hand an:t at private sale a laree stock of fiom, in front o1 ‘D, 1883, ECON Horses, New and econd-hand Bu; Carriaves, te vs 3 porta. - Fi v3 sround lying in Washington City, D. G., Known as lo For fre’ press W: Harness, etc., etc. “Literal advance oD | nunibered twenty-five (25), in square numbered three io. 4 Bowling consignments. = tm | hundred and eishty-eight (488), with the imy rovements, IS BIGELO} : —— couwis: of a two-story an mausurd-root brick %, containing twelve rooms, ferms of sale: One-third ca-h; balance in equal in- staiments at six (6) end tvelve (12) months, the pur- chaser to give hia notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest at six per cent and secured by a deed of trust on the property. $100 down at time of sale. Con- veyancing at cost of purchacer, EUGENE CARUSI, Asrignee. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctionees Inb2i-d&da rpaomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. AE VALUABLE TWO-STORY. AND MANSARD ROOF BRICK DWELLING, WITHLARGE BRIOK STABLE, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FREDERICK AND SECOND STREETS, GEORGE- TOWN, D.C., AT AUCTION, DAY, APRIL THIRD, 1888, at FIVE CK, in front of the premises, I shall sell part} 73 feet 6 inches on west: ‘@ deyth of 107 feet on 24 tory and mansard roof brick falning 1 rooms, water, gaa and all mod- ‘nts, with larze brick stabling, &c., &c. ___ FINANCIAL. Hass Cc. BANKERS AND BROKERS, VERY THURSDAY ‘O08, FOR EN Bor Passsse 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, General Passenzer G1 Broadway, N. ¥. PERCY G. SMITH, and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Send for ‘*Four'st Gazet‘e.” = ___ RAILROADS. Wasnmaroy, D. 0., ite Do a General Banking, Brokeraxe and Insurance Busi- ness. HARRY C. TOWERS is a member of the Stock Fxchange. mhi7-3m PEREALS THE SIMPLEST, THE 1 EAST coM- plicated plan of insurance éver presented to the apt ern impro SSS = , : ris: One-third cash: balance in one and two yeu ALTIMOKE AND UBIO BALLUCAD. pare Sea a ees Se oe Se ee Pith notes bear-ug interest and secured by @ deed TER MDEE WAST AROCGE ONte Lite Fund tare sen Gmeeised Hore trust. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $100 de- posit will be required af time of Zones L. DAVIS, Agent. mlT-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ¥ VIRTUE OF A DECRER OF THE SUPREME Court of, the District of Columbia, holding ial term in equity, ‘gu the 9th day I. ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. prvate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN ‘THE EAST AND Tut WEST via WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RaiLs! gc etule to take effect SUN ¥, NOV. 12, 1882. BETWEEN wshineton, trom Station’ corner of New Jer- ihe promis on WE a St Le yASHIN [DAY OF MARC ToS cm 8:88 p. Ta. auth | WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. | j,°- the fallowing-Gescritnd Pulses sictpin Cars 69 above 3 10:15 a. daily to Chicago, poaessed, — an roit at 10:15 a. m. Jn square numbered @ a solid tram to inning same ‘the northeast lo and running th H. H. DODGE, west on the south line of F street north 4 feet wix ine Ps thance sonth 78 6-12 feet; thence west 17 7-12 feet; thence south 10 feet; thence ‘east 207-12 feet; thencs south 11 6-12 feet: thence east 29 4-12 feet to the eastern line of aaid ot, and thence north 100 feet to the point of nd in sub lots twenty-three (43) and twen~ r (24), 1 said equare two hundred and ninety 0), according to Bushrod W. Keed’s eubdivision of part of said square, recorded in Liber W. B, Magruder, folio 319, one of the records in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, ‘Terms of sale: One-third in cash, and the balance in one and two yeurs from the day of sale, with iutervet at ee Eee of «i a nee cont et ee and Becured fo the Satisfaction o ‘ustee.. All conveyancing at pur- chaser's cost. HARRY M PAYNE. 7 week days Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and id on Commission, 8, 6:30, 7:45, 9am., 1:25, 1 E210 and 4:40; on Sunday, reen Wash seo ana B tmore, 3:30, 4.40, 7, and 11:30 ym 10, 4:40 a No. [39 15H STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4ency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Bnoapway. New Yous. ve from the Weet daily, 43: DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. York and Phitad [JSUED STATES M/RSHAL'S SALE, By virtue of a writ of fleri facias, iseued out of ne Frere clara of Secnrities bought and rola on eommis- sscn in San Francisco, Baltinore, Philadelphis, New York, Boston end Waehington. Orders executed on tha ‘w York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to Richmond, Baltimore, Fhiladelphia, New York and Beeton, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and repcrted back Promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- 5a, | formation revarding the Markets received through onr wires INSTANTLY cirect from the sew York Stock Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, J will sell at publi sale, for cash, at t - f said Dis trict, on TUES Day, THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1883, at TWELVE OCLUCK M., all the right, title, claim interest of the defendant in and to the followin described property, to wit: Lot 79, plan of Uni in said District, together with all and singular the im. Provementa tiereon, levied upon as the prope: daily, exe Sundey. estown) ad fn erp: way station 5 a. daily, except Sun- of Exchange. nl invan B. Anderson, to satisfy execntion No. 095 arnt ee —— stlaw, in favor of Heary O. MéCautey, adminiatrator, mation apply 6 Baltimore an: = LON Mo: 1 EL, Washington Statiou, 619 and 1351 OD AN U.S. Marshal. re conuey adnate vista 133k Wo D D COAL. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. mhia-lit sage ecked and received at : EYEWS HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, M. of T.. Baltimore, ana €. K. ‘oat. Axo Woon. G 470 C utrest northwest. pais lot of Bakers PINE | Sales of Horses, Carringen, Blankets, NSYLVANIA ROUTR td, VEST AND SOUTHT, ‘s 2 DID Sc: CENT EQUI We have just recetved a WOOv ; also fresh mined COAL o superior quality for eesteeatic' any aliof which weoffer at lowest market ‘The attention of consumers is respectf: i an inspection of our stock salah hamales Robes, Whips, and Harness by auction every FRIDAY MOMNING ak HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK. Contiznments solicited. Liberal advences made. All property I ith us will M. F. GEYER, be duly advertised. 2 RI VOSE & CO., Auctioneers, m6-Im Env. PMENT. ROB: i UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Wasutrxetos Fi BIEPHENSON & BRO., oy (7H axp BSTEeers. For sittsoure and ibe West, press | _mi6 ‘th st. wharf and 12th st. and aP. ave. * SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON : Ww ing ETS Ni le > Cineanniath. | Wester Express Tab, MEDICAL, «ke. Pasce Care to Pitusl ail Y re and xpress, 9:50 p.m. daily for % W th Pa'mes sieey nig Car TOMAC RAILROAD, daigua, Roches peti daily except © erftupetn to Canwadaf Wiliameport, Lock Haven, am daily, excert Srmday. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 15th day of, Inly. A. D, 4878,and duly recorded in Liber Nor fi 890, “f seq., of the land records for the District of Columbia,’ and by direction of the party secured thereby, we will sell in front of the premises on WEDNESDAY," THE TWENTY-EIGHT! MAK A. 1 AT THE HOU! #5. BROTHELS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE Inscriptions and send you to some wide-show fore" Ehoae Caappelited of eee a vate aineaoea or. inted of metch of private should coneuit Dr. BROTHERS and RAR 906 B et. aw. ‘urniah you aran! Ro pay. ‘Thirty-Ave yearw experience: msm ten, in equare numbe} = ADIES, YOU CAN CONFIDE! L¥ CON: or Ses Tors amt tnoEsat, £0 om lesa m1 at Li Dr, Bi JTHERS, 906 B st. ta Partiniae istteae | BAT aset naane 228 the south weet 0 ET aria 2 20D. 220, 9:50 | to ail Discanes peculiar é Lined Fapreen ot Bare | Sipcietld fn Viscaree peculiar © Ladies, married or | thence running north twenty fect clit anda eaperienca daily, except Sunday. ‘Thicty-five years? Inches; east one hundrod and sixty-two feot ve {neh 1 every Week-day. e8 ey; south twenty feet efzht and a half inche £23-1m* cht becinning, improved by toan and thence west to the place of — me ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTL " ee Boat ST, trains ‘counect xt Jor. Meer eee Invigorating Gordie eee baton te gece ta be paid in : none 2 eteeet, avoidiaur devas | Will Cure ay case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De: 4 cases balnsce ne ete Seep to, be months, a abe : wiity and Tiny sooty apart ViKOE to the whole | with interoat at 7 per cont to be secured by deed o een et system, 906 B strert woathwest- 128-2" | Trust on the property; or ait cash, at the, jarchacers iy Sua ¥ a ption. leposit of ¥ rec at the time o inated Been ee JB JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER isa certain | sale. “If termus of rule’ aFo Hot complied will hence ; dey Since SEEDY Rorofula, Ovariuzn Tumors. Kid Gays trom day of wile, the Trasccoa resorvo the rh to 8:0 3 Diseases Blood Poison. Cure yp reseli at ‘and cost. ne CLEA ER mat Suaranteed in either send two stamps for pale veya cost ry em. 4:20, ‘m. All conveyancing and recording at purchar "9 phiet. Kevere House, WALTER G. DUChET om. “30, 9:50, | T seld-eodly Cornice Penns ate, and. i Tine, 6:40am, and 4:40 pin, cally, Dr. JOHN TRIPP. 220 stree JAMES MOEAUGHLIN, f° Trustees, rtiwest.. S ADAME DF FORYST HAS REMEDY FOR La- 2508 G street no: 5 ; " Bh) iy tet ‘Can 26,2 STA AND FREDERICKSBURG Ratz. | frou] to9 eek pom. w ex only, {6-2m* 1 > We ) ALEXANDHIA AND WASHLD a 5 Way aXy ALEXAND vo WASHINGTUS JRE! meas SPECIALTIES ‘or 11:25 a.m, DR, MOTT’S FRENCH PO ger ch MOTT EBSCR IE 5 e jorrhaa cu re. B. ENTWISLE’S, corner 12th street aud Penneylvania avenue uorihsest. Price $3 par box, seut by mall under axel on receipt of price. aul R. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AN Dicoxet specialist in this city, with 1 rience, will rusrantes acre im all detaste Hf ‘Organs, Nervous Weakness, etc. Comenlic, ms sepiidental "Can bo ernatlied Wedies Cot. n.w. eters to ths Daviietane of Baie weadins icians Salti- more. Main offs, 30 N. Liberty st.) Baltimors Made wa) PROFESSIONAL. KUDFIOIAL EY: "0, $15. THE Glasen: $i Borwobd = tbat $1 Pid Oid'Siat 400 Pus Sree” welaphcte Posen aR SEFUL FEET PROMOTE HEALTH Aj ‘the thousands from far, establishment, 0 pam. On and 2:00 aud the Sort, 6:30 and H 5-00 0.1. daily. except Sunday. lexandria tor Wasi MADAM B88, THe LONG Est, liable Cl Astrol id 20 dnd 44:25 am., {uction in all affairs of life Be ining love. - ALL I TROUBLE CALL, Fatinfuction given or'no pay. Contultation loony 402 2d street, above D street northwest, ‘This month con- Gynt fee reduced. Ladies, 60 cent tlemen, $1. ND SEE PROF, WARRING, O° ANEDIGA ANDRE AL ASTROLOGER, My Serge ee eee a he ve im telling the past, present and future, causing speody and in business pre po ag THE TRADES. ELGELS, JOUK mcd E ax ‘jas at Lycett's Pater, yusint ‘whose advice is invalt consuitor’s: do 80, pamo in full, ‘and is the only person that can o, any descr in his fession. SFACTION GIVcN OR XO PAY. Feo—Ladies, $1; gentlemen, $1. mohS-21¢ GNETIO HEALER Misa Buahiees Metin tan found st 1010 Tih many fends aed eostammea se Pawwed tener Re ROBERT<ON, THE MOST RELIABLE SPE- setae, cudnt rey Wosbee tad Rortnweal, Guarantees a Positive cure it ‘diseases of Samet genta tage ees cteigenie Senhora Rese Gach Books, te., &e., 10S Peeves ree W. McNEAL, Prop’r. iD LON. UFUS bg = that AND Jon Pr PRESSOR FOR Tue TRADI 42 oth eines near ant Gibson BEOTH RACTICAL BOOK’ AND JOB PRINTERS, ew Pe Fenneyivania avenug, Washington. D. O. De & SDeCIMAS. janl3 ~ CELLULOID Pp : THAT NEVER zane 2 Hs FP R'S 629 Wusetrect pacts, 54 FISHER devotes ber atientios atrous fhe Late Postmaster General Howe. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMBXT OF HIS DEMIBR. The following letter has been addressed by the ‘Secretary of State to the Cabinet officers Wanuivorony March a 88} "THE EVENING STAR. WONDAY. --March 26, 1853. 2d Edition. ‘That when an article fs made or treated on the Sr; Tt ts melancholy dut$ to inform you ‘way or any bow by hap-hazard. that the Honorable Timouhy 0. mace Peemaer ge and =~ Senator of the Dames ag” | — a oni in the reason of this: afternoon. QI iN 1. What is Fels & | ¢ event, ot ceases res | LALESL TelagraMs 10 The St ot Ser cee = Dut up tarbottien. and in eithon ————— Dukes Ordered to Leave the Town. displayed at half-mast, T have the honor to be, sir, your obedient ser. vant, Frev'x Tf. FRELINGHUYSEN. Murdered or Drowned? THR DEAD BODY OF DENNIS DONOVAN FISHED FROM THE OCANAL—THR STORY TOLD BY MiS® LILLIE SWAN OF A MIDNIGHT ALTERCATION. About 10:20 yesterday morning the body of Dennis Donovan, about 35 years old, a watchman atthe Aqueduct bridge, who lives near Geonge- town college, Was found in the canal at thé foot of Potomac street, The search which resuited in finding the body was instituted because Miss Lilie Swan, who lives near the Potomac street Teported that between 18 and 2 o'clock lay morning she heard an altercation, then heard something fall down the steps of the Bridge and after that a splash in the water, During the altercation she heard one voloe say: “Now Ihave fixed you, I guess,” and just Defore the splash _an- other voice says’ “0 God! don’t kill me!” Just Previous to that she heard the words, “You —, you struck me, dit yout” When this story came to the ears of Officer Burrows he secured the ser- vices of Philip McDonald, who dr: the canal and found Donovan's body. Biood marks at the top of the steps where the altercation described must have taken place Strengthen the suspicion of foul play. The fact that Donovan, who had been drinking Saturday night, Ww: neighborhood of the briige al company with two young men, rate Miss Swan’s story. ‘The’ young men were L. E Brown and Charles Brown, who stated that Donovan had been put out of Johu Curtin’s res- taurant, and that they had tried to persuade him to go home, but, failing to do so, lett hia. These men were seen to leave Donovan by a police oM- cer and = everything seemed julet =and there were no signs of a disturbance. An autopsy was held by the Coroner, Dr. Patter- son, yesterday. No external marks of violence were found upon the body, except a slight ebra- sure on the nose, but a rupture of the liver and a bruise on the kidneys were found. These may Suspended. ‘MoNTREAL, March 24—C. C. Snowden & Co., an old hardware firm bere, has suspended through the embarrassment of a Winnipeg firm that ts a large croditor of theirs. The labilities are not yet ascertained, but they are not thougiit to be large. ewe ewes Ald for the Starving People of Ireland. WATERBURY, CoNN., March 28 —To-morrow Rev. Lawrence Waish will cable for the rellef of the distress In Ireland $6,619, which sum has come to him since last Wednesday. Of this §350 were con- tributed by members of the 14th infantry, United States army, stationed in Colorado, A letter from pean as of Donegal, says: “Were it not for the substantial aid s*nt from America the people would die of starvation.” ———— An Expected “Cave-in” of a Mine. WILKESBaRRR, Pa., March 21—Qwing to an anticipated cave in at the Pine Ridge colliery of the Delaware and Hudson company, work was Suspended to-day. ‘The timbers supporting the root in the main gangway have given way and Serious results are hourly expected. ——— ee Sale of a Railroad Ratified. CINOINNATI, March 26.—The stockholders of the Cincinnati andBaltimore ratiroai company to-day voted to ratify the contract for the sale of their road to the Cincinnati, Washington and Balti- more raliroad company.’ There were 23,750 shares of stock Voted in favor of the same, and there Were none against it, Twelve hundred shares did Not vote. A Stowawny' lor $25,000 Dam- ages. New Yorx, March 24—Capt. Paul J. Irving and Chfet Omcer Barrett, of tho White Star steamer Republic, were arrested to-day by the sheriff's officers in a civil suit brought against them for $25,000 damages by Thomas Donse, a stowaway, who had been rescued from the wrecked steamer Glamorgan, and whom they detained on board the Republic on suspicion of being one of the parties implicated in the Phoenix Park murders, Both FELS & 00.9 FELS & 00.8 FELS & 00,'S © LIQUID COFFEE, LIQUID COFFE. LIQUID COFFEE. QUESTION 8. How is it made? Simpl into th fro nso the ‘which pour boiling water. Sloucttos ine made stant. A OUP of fre in io morning Before pola out oF Jate at night, or at any: ‘time, can be mi op conveniently and easy by using Liquid Coffee. To how many peo} ‘is this a ben- SUR aes often: nou iy = : shawats.= IV ATE HOUSES and board- LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE, LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & 00.'8 FELS & CO.'3 FELS & 00.5 have been caused by a heavy fall; but the fact LIQUID COFFEE, ecree is oe oot prisoners were batled in that » a ds found at the top of ‘the step pre UID COFFER. fee, eince a cludes the idea that all the injuries were caus’ ae sto wiper dgdadhes a Denth of a Pastor. by the fall down the steps The bea crs onen LIQUID COFFEE, quate cup. Onememberof | Quixcy, Tit, March 24—Rev. Frederick A.| to Clements’ undertaking, establishment, where je fasnlly, miey wants atone cup, Thayer, pastor of the First Congregational church | the inquest was held this afternoon. Dondvan re- Of ooffe, an fnlider of | here, died yesterday of typhold fever. He came | celvel $4 per work, and this amount can be ace Eratited betaine Liaria Games: | Here last fail trom Westboro, Masa ife was for | counted for by nis’ purchases oe Dyer’s grocery = if ‘2 three years connected with the New Yorks Times. | store and elsewhere; so that if he was murdered it ery often same ono in the house es OF am a ae Was not probably for robbery. colic is cola ‘oF stale from Chicago Foot-pads Attacking Ladies. ‘THE INQUEST. ears core Frlgvanceeuisappearwbea tiguid pave CAO, March 26. The foot-pads in this clty | pr, Patterson, the coroner, held an inquest at FELS &C0.'8 Coffee 1s used, aa each cup ia | scom ‘to be directing, thelr attention “to | the station this'afternoon. Messrs. J. 1. Probes, . ett Indies in the daylight ‘Three assaults | H. R. Spites, J. B. Wells, M. V. Buckey, & T. FELS & CO.'8 made happy. and robberies have been reported in the past three days. Two of the ladies were roughly handled and their pocketbooks were stolen. Brown and H. W. Brewer were sworn as Jurors over the body at the undertaking establishment LIQUID COFFEE, RESTAURANTS ott of Mr. J. T. Clements, High street, The testimony 5 (aa follows? LIQUID COFFEE, pee cee aioe erate, A Boy’s Suicide. '. McDonald testified that he lived at the cor- LIQUID COFFEE, forhee day and partof the | Huson, N. Y¥., March 26.—Frank. tho twelve- | ner of Potomac and Grace streets; that Sunday hight, and oannot make ft fresh | year-old son of Jacob Gearing, of Canaan, N. ¥.,| morning he saw a quantity of blood on the plat. more” than or four times. committed suicide by hanging himself. No cause for the act 1s assigned. aie An Army Wd Dead in HI form, but paid no attention toit. Afterwards his attention was called to blood on the side of the house and he thought there had been a fight. Om- cer Burrows subsequently came there, and they ‘The coffee must necessarily boil along time and lose its strength and aroma. From this comes the many complaints of restaurant fee, which, by standing, some- oom, Say there were prints of boot heels inthe side of FELS & 00.'3 times has * feoullar tate, This | _Bostos, March 96.—Licut. Col Franklin Har- | the pank. Wituess then started to drag, thinking an be lied by making each | wood, of the U.8. engineer corps, was found dead | that some one might have fallen. inteihe enna LIQUID COFFEE, cup fresh, which oh only be done | In his room at Young's hotel tis morning. ‘The | Chat Some one m feceased. His mouth was bulge By using Fels & Co.'s Liquid Cof- piyaiclan who examined the remains decided that | out and there was blood below tle nose. Did not sal he deceased had died of congestion of the brain. at first recognize him. There were blood spots on the stairs as well as on the platform. Witness thought the deceased had been foully dealt with, [The location of the pool of blood on the side of the house and steps were shown.] The deceased (Donovan) was an fndustrious, hard-working man. OMcer Burrows testified that yesterday morn- ing his attention was called to the blood about the bridge, at Potomac street and the Cynal, and from information received he was satisfied ‘that there had been a Mght—a young lady having told him of hearing an outcry. Witness then the canal dragged, and helped to get the body out. Witness thought that deceased had been struck in the mouth, and possibly he might have hada om trom ay that the on U the rail with bloody hands. John Curtin testified that he kept aged at 3260 M street, and deceased came into hace at 11:50 o'clock Saturday night, alone, called a glass of beer and invited the four others to drink With hin, which they did. Witness then com- menced to close up, and two of the lett— Ing and Ed Barker, The other two— Charley Brown and LE. Brown—remained with Donovan, and witness sald, “come on boys. I've fot to close up.” Charley started out and “Beck” rown right after him. Donovan wanted to another drink but he declined to give tt to him, and putting him outside witness closed the door. Deceased took hold of the door, and cailed to him to open after he nad closea thedoor. Decessed Was pretty tigut when he came tn, “Tuey all appeared lendly and conversed pleasantly. Charles Brown testified that he lived near Curtin’s, where he was on Saturiay nicht. Dono- Yan caine In and they drank with tim, and then he conversed with Curtin. He asked tor another drink and Curtin refused and started to put him out, telling him that it was time to shut uy; Curtin caught hold of him and put him out. Wil ness was outside and Saw Donovan fall and get up again. Witness then went home, deceased going down Warehouse alley and came back and went down, Curtin’s, when he fell in the gutter, icked him up and took him to Har- is Was near 12:80 o'clock. Witness lefthim there, and deceased attempted to follow them, and felf at the bill-board on the corner, but got up and came over toCropley’scorner. He then got to swearing, saying he wanted sii and witness and “ Beck” Brown left him. Bee Inquest was Im progress when our report Col. Harwood was a native of Rhode Island. fdisiaeate AS r Murdered Her Babe. New Yorg, March 2.—Mary Wilson, a married woman, was arrested this morning, charged with infanticide, and taken to the hospital a prisoner. She 1s only 20 years of age. Early this morning she gave birth to a boy baby which, the police charge, she deliberately murdered by throwing It in the sink. It was alive and healthy at its birth. ‘he body was recovered. sech bal John G. Dale’s Funeral. New Yorg, March 26—The funeral of John G. Dale, the agent of the Inman steamship line, took place this morning the Calvary Episcopal church, the Rev. Drs. Morgan and Satterlee of- ficiating. All the steamship lines were repre- sented by their agents and other employes, and the St. George's society, produce and other ex- changes had committers present. Mayor Edson and British Consul J. Pierrepont Edwards were also in attendance. The remains were Interred in Greenwood cemetery. ——————— Cigar Makers Threaten a Strike. MILWAUKRE, March 96.—At a secret meeting of cigar inakers here leat night a committee reported that the manufacturers would not accede to the advance of $1 Pet 1.000, and the men deter. mined to go on a Strike on May Ist. Letters were read from New York, Chic and Philadelphia, stating that strikes will undoubtedly follow in those places, FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. A bottle will make thirty-five cups of better coffee than can be made by any other process. It is therefore toyour interest to give it an unbiased trial, in which cage you will become a steady customer. ‘Your grocer keeps it or will obtain it for you. Adaress ail letters to FELS & CO., Proprietors, 14-w, 6,1 PHILADELPHIA. Poze Asp I VIGURATING. ‘Those who msy wish to purchase, either as a delicious Beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited tomake.s trialof the celebrated ERE ——.__ A Court House Destroyed by Fire. WanreTon, Dak., March 26.—The Richland county court house was destroyed by fire yester- day. ‘The loss 1s $16,000, insurance $10,000, equally divided tn the North British and Mercantile and the St. Paul Fire and Marine companies. The court papers were saved. — Wall Street To-day. IMPROVED TONE OF THE MARKET. New York, March 2—The Post’s financial article says: The general tone of the stock market was better this forenoon than on Saturday. ‘The continuea large business of the raflroads throughout the west at the unusually good rates for freights,and the prospect that these condl- tions will continue, and also that the money mat ket will soon begin to work easier, are substantial grounds for increased confidence in an improve- Ment tn prices of stocks sometime betore long. Stocks are low, and this fact 1s beginning to take a stronger hold on the minds of all operators. The net result of the forenoon’s business in stocks was an advance of 3 to 1 on the general list. Central Pacitic, however, was an exception and a feature of the ‘market, declining to 7635 trom 783, and at 12:30 was 76% on sales of 11,000 shares, The other most active stocks were Lack- p awanna at 124%, $, 3, 3¢, 3 for 16,000 shares; St Paul at 1024. 4.36, $4, 34 for 14,000.shares; Union Pacific at 9634, %. 96, 3. 96, 3¢ for 9,000. Other stocks were genrrally dull. Western Union was rather weak at 82, 3. ‘The Southwestern stocks were dull and firm: The coal shares generally, ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fuail Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fle titious age and flavor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, ——.__ District Government Affairs, OF INTEREST TO TAX PAYERS. Tax payers can save two per cent by paying the current year’s taxes before April Ist, at which tme the penalty will be ten per cent If not paid. BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol- lows: Anthony Polk remodel brick 635 F street northwest; $1,600. Christlan Ruppert erect a two story brick, ‘Corcoran, between 14th and 18th streets northwest; $4,700. Juhn Widmayer, erect three two story and basement dwellings corner F and Ist streets northwest; $9,500, Washington, D, C, A. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, $a18-78t SOLE PROPRIETORS, = except Lackawanna, were very dull. The oe Eres COCOA, |Vandervits wererdaland fire “The Norte Local Notes. BREAKFAST. ern Pacitics were little more active than| To-day License Agent Raff arrested Thomas E. the general list, but nevertheless dull. For- eign exchange was quiet during the forenoon, ‘with no special features, Money continues com- paratively tight yet, but there 1s an easier feeling than prevailed during last week. The govern- J ment will begin at once the prepayment of 7,000,000 of April interest, and as 1t 1s understood that a large part of this is localized in New York, the anticipation has already an effect on the mar- ket. The disbursement of $30,000,000 or $40,000,000 of pensions during the next three or four months will bring that much money out of the Treasury and distribute It very widely throughout the coun- try. The effect of this will, therefore, not be im- mediately felt in the money centers, but later on, when the currency begins to come back to the east from the west, will help to make an abundant sup- py. of funds, Money is easy in the foreign mar- ets, and there is a foreign investment de- Jacobs, on the charge of doing business as a ped- dier without a license. Mr. Raff states that he has discovered where Jacobs has soid about one hun- dred gold watches on the instaiment plan at $5 per month. He is said to be an ex-employe of the Davy yard. A Dill in equity was filed to-day by John Jones agt William A. Stewart and others to cancel a deed of trust on lot 2, square 818, alleged to have been obtained through fraud. ‘The charge of embezzlement against Thomas J. Lazenby, which was set for trial in the Police Court this morning Was furthercontinued ull next Saturday. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which the operations of, ‘Aigestion and ren of al by ur of sul erly nourished frame,""<Cyl Service Caserta ss PP” old in tins, (only 3g-Ib. and Ib.), by Grocers, labeied. JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathié Chemista, London, Eng. ee Brps for furnishing granite and marble for the Washington monument were opened at the War department to-day, as follows: Granit®—Gill @& McMahon, 7c. per cuble foot; Cape Ann Granite Co., 56c.: 'Bodwell Granite Co,, Willam 8. ‘White, (Hurricane Island Granite Go.,) 5ic.; Mt. Waldo Granite Co., 68e., and H. 8. Taft. 7c. Mar- ble—Hugh Sisson, $1.50; Lee Marble Co., $L28 AN INTERNATIONAL WHISKY QUESTION.—The Act- ing Sccretary of the Treasury has recelved a letter o16-m, tuks mand for first-class American railroad bonds. Tolegraphic Briefs. Samuel Ruth, the defaulting cashier of the Washington (Pa.) Savings Bank, was admitted to bail by the court to-day, and a new trial granted. Two gentlemen from Montreal visit Ports- mouth, N. H., aud the navy yard on Thursday. It 4s reported that they were specting relative to the feasibility of making Portsmouth the winter terminus of the Allen steamship company. David Ferguson, late back tax collector, was ar- Taigned on one of ‘the many indictments’ against him this morging at Louisville, He pleaded gullty, and was sentenced to five years confine- ment in the penitentlary, realtor nO fale Lievoe:s, HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHIs- KYS. MARYLAND CLUB A MONTICELLO "77, BAKER, OLD CROW, ROYAL CABINET, TRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM. PIPER HEIDSIO CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGEN'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GIN ewan. B. C. KNIGHT, 1793 Pennsylvania avenus. ing does not consider this a matter within the jurisdiction of the Treasury depart- ment, and has ordered its reference to the Secre- tary of Btate. Heaxing m 4 Patent Case—The Secretary of the Interior heard an argument to-day in the ap- peal case of Sperry against Thomas from a decision of the Commissioner of Patents, which permitted an amendment of a pfeliminary statement by Thomas, The motion was denied. RAILROADING THROUGH THE COLORADO Caxons.— ‘The following 1s an extract from a letterof a young Washingtonian in Colorado, dated “In Camp, March lith: tains. le, and to institute criminal Procerdings aguinst the Sweeney brothers. Henry Williams and Geo, Kennedy, twoold men, residents of Rould Grove township, Marton coun- ty, Mo., got into an altercation on Saturday last about Willlams' wife, which resulted in Wilijams killing Kennedy, The murderer was arrested. pie The Markets. BALTIMORE, March 26.—Virginia 68, consolidated, ; sy guenee eerie, ‘3565 past dus coupons, 44; new A if ii i 5 i 4 thE tee it l [ ; E E by F : E i i 4 £ pe STEFEEN W. DORSEY Ix COURT. ‘When the court convened after the noom ex-Senator Stephen W. Dorsey came tuto court! the Mrrst time At 3 o'clock the witness Gill was stil on te stand. It was expected that & W. Dorsey would te called to the stand before tt before the court adjourned. THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKST. efollowing are the opening and closing «the New York Stock Market to-aay, a8 Te by special wire to H. H Dodge, 539 15th streat 10g 110%) Do. pret, Sai 38% Texas Pac % | 8S Orgon Tr Court In General TERM—Chief Justice Cartier and Judges Macarthur and Cox, To-day, French agt, Campbal Justice “amirming decree below; appe: Armes agt. Bigelow; Ume to answer rule ext to April 34. Zag Aagt. Barrett: partially a Jones act. Smith; partially argued. Butler Soot mm hearin, Pouce Covrt—Judige Snett. To-day, James Thow p-on, colored, profanity; oriSdays James Perrtard, keeping his bar On Sunday; #80 or BI diya. Elsie Tibbs, loud and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days. James and Henry Johnson, colored, disorderly Sor 1S doys each, Wm. Jackson, keeping bis non Sandsy; $or 80 days, Charles B. houn, destroying public property; continued, R. Clark,colored, disturbing a religious gathertt personal bonds. ‘Anna Recves, disordenty « conduct) personal bonds. ee ‘THR Cask AGAINST BX-CoNORERSMAN of Penusylvanta, in which he ts changed with forgery, in having raised the face value of a now by changing the fgures, came up tn a Pittsburg court Saturdry, The court decided that the pre= rregul, Luminary proceedings were tt ar, and Tee manded Mr. Thompson for trial before'a Justiog, The defense spoke of Mr. Thompeon’s high eter and standing, but the prosecution. sbi ee that that was an Saltempt wo shield offender.” News Briefs. ‘The journey of David Davis and his bride from. Augusta to Aflanta was a perfect ovation. A telegram from the director of the Mt, Etna obe Servatory states that the eruption of Mt Kuna is unimportant and appears to be subsiding. John L. Sullivan's zecent beneft neited him $12,649. Sulivan propos’s to invest the money im an elegant barroom in Boston. An explosion occurred Saturday night near ministry of Justice, Rome, Upon Tnvestagnt remnants Of a boule, which bad been Mil wi gunpowder, were discovered. A Joint committee tnvestl ‘ating the accounts ex-state Treasurer Churchill, of Arkansos, that there is a deficit of $283,600.87. A sult will brought at once, ‘On May ist the lense of Booth’s theater, New Fork, will expire, and the building Will pass inte he hands of James who proposes to ura, the theater Inv stors and oMicen Frank Hatton, Sscrentst, and a son English journalist paruicipating tn young Mr. Joseph Hatton, the Writer, has been silot while elgpuaint bunt in Borneo, es uring the service in St. Paul's cathedral, Gon, on Saturday, a well-dressed man Tan up altar steps With his hat on, leaped upon the and dashed the cross, candlesticks, vases flowers to the ground. J. A. Blackman, a postal clerk on the Pacific railroad,’ was arrested Saturd bezziing sample packages of merchan Usrough the mails, Biackman 1s an the Kansas legislature, ind treasurer of the Joho F. Burrill, ex- af of Masons of Tliinots, convicted at Ville Friday last of embernting the funds of iy, Was arrest Shicago Saturday asa gitive from justice. aoe = Rev. Melville Smith, the pastor of the terlan church at Newburyport, Mags., caused arrest of the members of a troupe Plece entitled “Jesse James, the Bandit 1 corrupted the mora.8 of youth by m: ice attractive, They were bound over to grand jury. The grand council nt Geneva hes unani declared that the xppoinunent of Bi lod to the see of Geneva, by the submitted to, and that he suall "be arrested If comes to Geneva to assume the functions of office, Lapor Notes. —The men have resumed work Cooper, Hewitt & Co's rolling mill, ‘Trenton, XN. At a reduction to $3.7 per day from §4....'R: Hare Powell proprietor of tue furnaces at Bedford county, has brought a car load of col men from Virginia to work in his tron-ore mi at Warrior's Mark....A report from Uhat the difference between the Al Tron and Steci assoctution and the em the fourth district, embracing Tlinota, W and Missouri, had been adjusted on the basis of reduction of S84 Per cent, seems to be wit foundation,...‘be puddie mill at Bay View, 1s closed on account of accumulated stock... Steel workers of the Vulcan works, St. Louis, bat abandoned their strike and offered to return labor at the reduced rates of the ci . The proprietors exact, usa condition of taking tue men back, that théy shall renounce the union fore tbe lay at 85 against which they cents the struck, PTB ————_-o- ____. PaRsLyzeD IN CHURCH.—The members of Drew Metuodist Episcopal church, at Port J ight Ww bid farewell to akesies, Mr, Daniel are together to-night tn Our last, prayer meetin eLuer Uo-night tn our last prayer meettt As he spoke these words he fell luo his sent {rege . paraiyuo stroke and is dying. He is sixty-seven: ears Ol MURDERS BY INDIANS IN Anizoxa—A band twenty-seven Indians atte: Winchester, zona, Saturday, Wut were driven off. ‘7! two men near Winchester, one of whom 1s have been a brother of Judge Dibble, of stone. Another man has been killed Wreck. Agent Wilcox seys none Of the San Indians are off the reserviction. PS des D.C. “do srentr, Lut to LAU cards, posova: aN ‘A x Funeral wil take place from his late resi coruer of Firet and Linyean streata, W ton, on Tuesiay, March Z7th, at four Belatives and friends are respectfully in EDMONSTON. At 10:20 p.m. r, Mi 1983, Miss DOLLIF EDMONTON, ister of the MM Pusecal Tursdny. ertascen tn foam ber tate es us ba P- dence, 315 H strect northwes:. Friewds ind “roadie are respectiully invited to attend. bad LATIMER, | At the residence of bis brother, M. RB Sunday, March 25, 1863, at 6.30 0. S WILLIAM LATIMES, tn the fifiy-seconl * year ‘The remains have been teken to Manassas, Virginia, where the iut-rment will be mate. aged thirty-seven years. from her iste residence, No. 825 13th strpet nortiieast, at tree p.m., eo-morrow (Tuemday). i WILLIAMS. On Satu March 24, 1889, at otclock ptm. Mon. CATHERINE WILLTA MS: ta the geventy-socohd year of her age, wife of the late Thomas > —————————————=ExE=&=[=—== UNDERTAKERS,