Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. The District Deadlock. THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKRT. " : TIT? PROBABLE ELECTION OF 4 PRESIDENT B¥ THE COM et nen Tan a) the opening and closing: F. Aso, ~ Frok sand In 20 Head Horses, Harness, ke. day. THR Stam reporter, he sald, had misappre- | Erie, is hended htm yesterday in saying that he (Mr. Ba- | DL Gentrai Monds) Deileved It was the desire of the people | Lake Sly ©. TOWERS is a eas ERR nok Market to S. BE. SINGERS | Auencnees i HH Par 58883 a : ‘TRURSDAY... March 29, 18553. MISSIONERS TO-DAY. Dy special wire to H. HL. Dodge, ‘so0 150 yy : 939-040-2. Hop 8 ee F = The situation of affairs at the District governs | "Nome, Qe Nama aye ay s nen | 2 90 Sass¥ Eee #: 2 ment office remains unchanged. There had been ~ =e Bacal Stor ar TEN OCLOCR: wihomtrennre ARCH o meeting of the boand up to8 o'clock to-day, cone | Cen. Pacific... 764 TON Nor. & Wes pl ay TExtensicn Top Carriage; elmoat uew, cost $275. sequently no president had been elected up tothat | Chee £ i Sh Si Norih Pac...) 80% 1 Doct r’s Pheeton, built by Graham. @ | time, st pref. 3 Do. pre z 1 1 1 Top Buexy, built by Gi i Do. Mt pret.. B83 23" Northwest... )35y ee ie 1 No Top Buaxy y Joyce. TTT EER ERR WHAT COMMISSIONER RDMONDS SATS. CCC kI 73 Ont. & West..] a4 5 ae fe fat ” may Mr. Edmonis stated to a Stak reporter early | Col. Coal.. 1 1 S8y Pac. Man... | 40% . Wasson x, D.C. O New Epa Wes : FY this afternoon that he expected there would be a | D.. L&W... Fhe eget (~~: e Bee 2 New Express Wagons, Be 3 at he expect re Den ERG. dy ay Renting. san 1 Farm Wason. t B 3 Sess ., | Meeting, and that a president would be elected to- | Pee TI) SE) gra se Paule.2777"] gon ————— ‘ by St. Paul pret... ~P.& Omabia) 487, DO pref... Dukes’ Vacated Sent im the Legisla~ | that Mr. West should act as president of theboard. | Lou. & Texas Pac eee POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE CELEBRATED STOMACH ture. He (Edmonds) had no means at all of knowing | Mich. E oF Hanntssun, Pa., March 29.—Speaker Faunce | What were tho wishes of the public on the matter. | M. K. & FINE DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND GOLD KS. E 78 IN Dw SAR H STA has concluded, in compliance with the request of | Mr. Eimonds stated that in morning paper he | Ma. Pacttl 0 WATCH citizens of Fayette county, to issue a writ for a| had seen a lengthy statement published ‘about | N. J, Centra 73 Pa VEN G ee special election to Mill the ‘seat in the house de- | Mstrict matters which contained about two grains | N. ¥. Central. 125 NG at theeamne | ge on TTT TTT FRB BRR, clined by Dukes. April 24th will be named as the | of facts to a bushel of misstatement. He had = pianinaverue Bru 2 Be Bar — date for the election. Rothing more to say about current matters than To Be Pardenca. —_ had been already sal BB it tse it # Sgas8 3 : for the reason that there a f ti i-tein, Touring from busic . Bosrox, March 2—The executive council hag sacs aia On Firejn Baltimore. had been nochange made nor any further action | yoted to’patdon James F. Pikanas wie Bas % sre to close out the tock as soon as E Barring, March 23.—The chemical works of | taken. ‘There was, in his opinion, no need of any | Served four years ot a sentence ot hee and a tat at bangains at privets sale duriug the Alonzo L. Thursen, tn the southern section of this | permanent chtef executive officer: all the Com- | years tn the state prison for ton moaente te ay s ae gity, were most entirely destroved Dy fire to-day. | missioners stood altke equal as tothelr powers and | {py precarious healtt, aud: Wass well karen tase ah’9-8t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auct ‘The damage 18 estimated at $50,000 to $60,000,fully | functions, and when suck an officer 18 necessary | nels man in Boston, MAS DOWLIN = insured; on stock, $1,258 each in the London,’ Ger- | for the purpose of sizning papers the board can = GION, NEW YO! — man-American, of New York; American, and Fire | deputize such powers to either of the | arrose, ch: x Rabon | ane, Fancy | TWO PIANOFOTES, CHAMBER Association, Of Philadelphia; Luraberman’s, | members, This’ is for convenience merely. nemallened career petite apectronennrsid oe WHITT SAND ee PAGE ee Rochoster; ‘German, New. Hampshire, Clinton, | The published orter relating to the division of the | , NEW YORK, March << . TION rn OF HOUSEHOLD | _Invallds who are recovering vitsl stamina declare to | Queen. $2517 each In the Williamsburg and Citt: | duties of the Commissioners, he ‘said, was all H. DODGE, eratefulterms their appreciation of the meri aa)a ’s jew York: Firemen’s, New Jersey; St.Paul | wrong in con: He Be DODGE, tonic of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Not ouly does it | and American, felphia; on buildings and | monds) had s: impart strength to the weak, but {t also corrects an { Machinery, $2500 each in the Fire Insurance As- | polte reeeUIAe AGIA late ot he GUOECH, takes the Sowa tion, London; Standard.North British, North | nece: seta ihopes inlarvaa qivee aust ees whe Gates can, Philadelphia; $3,800 In the Scottish | statements put Union; $2,200 in the Connecticut; $2,000 each in | currency trom from rhenmatic and Kidney troubles and conquers a8 | tho stamburg, Bremen; Shoe and Leather,Bostor \ well as prevents fever and ague. Mo din Spirit. He (Mr. Bd- | &@ploy of E and kT ial reasons for looking tnto the pera ty ang ae ui the District, which ft was not a hearing $18,006 ne on. ‘There were many mis. | Von tn a ree oriole shed, and many which gained coe Saec Iso goons erbel recttal, and he thought the 0k fees a Bed magcbok best Way Was to wait for action and its resulta. Wed here last night In ci rooms, xls Temoved th attention of the LIN BAZIAL, eet Lorthweat. MARCK THIR it of my anetion room collection of Household Furniture, | veral Carries: Warons. | 1HO ’ AS DOWLING, and ] Investment Securitios Bo ookk: Col. : of a detective, in the 1 are ELT, (CORCORAN BUILDING,» National, Baltimore; Phoentx, Eng! $1,900 In | WHAT TROUBLED COMMISSIONER WEST TO-DAY. Te For eaie by all Drugyists and Dealers generally. mb1 | the British American; $4,000 in th pen; $1,000 ommissioner West has been passing the day al Notes. . eee es each in the Norwich, Union and Natlonai, of New saeecy egal The Saloon Keepers’ assoctation of Chiteago has Prince and Whitely, Ste 6 York quietly In his new oMce, with very few Visitors | geciined to emdotee either the republican or dem= ae He told a Stan reporter that he had been vers | ocratic municipal ticket, G sew Yors. 6-1 SLAND AVE. mbling Law. mimch exerelsed about the case of a drunken | The Massachusetts legis! 1 has passsd a law March 29—The act making | woman at the Washington almshouse. ‘That had | for biential slestion of officers and sessions THOMAS DOWL Porz Axv Isviconanse. It felony to keep gai ts In Unis | occupled his attention most of the day, and he | of the legislature. f AND FIF- | PAYHOMAS DOWLING, state, or to rent hou: a a purpose, passed | hoped to have the matter adjusted before night. The jury tn the election fraud case in New Ore ar ave | "J : ae the legislature to-day. ‘The penalty is imprison- BABLE MEETING OF THE BOARD TO-DAY. leans have returned a verdict of not gullty. The LONE GRAY MARR, ¥ ment for not less than one bor more than turee | ‘ K, sicy! ANYWHERE FFT! DIAN ‘Those who may wish to purchase, cither asa delicious | years in the penitent Major Lydecker es kind a indefultely poste e from the water works at “ont ional of the sam t . Ls 20 o'clock, and 1t was thought a meeting of the | POR. wr tsecrstn oie Urect telegrapa | beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Forelan News by Cable. board would follow for the purpose of choosing @ | nas apanivned’e toienes ke Gant een that he ia, New Ye | Whiskey, are invited to makes trial of the celebrated AN IRISH RAILWAY PORTER ARRESTED. president of the board tits afternoon. & senators trom F': lope ain F | Livenroor, March 29.—An Irish rallway porter, —— AS an anti-S) nent n“steaight"dem- Stock + te ie brand, supposed to be an aecomp! tee of the man arrested District Government Affairs, cratic tcket has been nowluated In Rhode Island, Frompt y. TOMAS DOWLE rrr here with a box of explosives and infernal ma- MISCELLANEOUS MATTPRS, nate ar’ ‘Cut ir governor. | His LARGE Fit UPPED REE RRR, € Sia NNN chines in his possession, has been taken into cus-| prof. §, F, Baird has made application to the Pea Sy Cues R one a ee kG et U UPPP ppP FE RRR T KE NNN | tody by the police, Commissioners for a detail of police to preserve ‘Washes MATC: 1833, at | UU B Ss fin = a) Eee x NN LADY FLORENCE DIXIE AND THE MAN WITH A BOX. | order on the occasion of the unveiling of the statue | im /orne respects a rencrh . = within my salesrooms, % March 29.—In the house of commons | Of Prof. Henry on April 19th, Tuesday evening near Keady He non the New STEAMERS. &e. mh?29-2t this afternoon Sir William Harcourt, home secre- LOOKING APTER THE REGISTERED PLUMBERS, York and New E: rn + few miles fr : 7 SSSg K _K FEB ¥ tary, in reply to questions asked by Capt. O'Shea, | The health officer has directed Inspector of | Boston, The new draw-var between, the locos, 4" kx OX ¥ | menver tor claire, sald the inquiry. by the poltes Plumbing Robinson to report the names and ad- | tive and the tender oh an out-going freheht train, SS5g KK EB YY | into the alleged attack upon Lady Fiorence Dixie | dress of each registered plumber who has falled to | Yroke while eslmorne a how ©. The fireman, Segc8 Ee Eee ¥ | had deen futile. He confirmed the statment that | comply with that portion of section 8 of the regu- Francis Scurgisjage twenty, fell Lato the gop,andin @ man carrying a box containing explosives had | lations, which provides that each place of bust- | failing rs sped the brake rod and w. S d ragged raven "To Keror= ESTIMATES S TO ANY PART | AND THE ORUENT. INFORMA- EON eae — been arrested at Liverpool, but declined to give | ness shall have the words “registered plumber” | for a quarter of a mile, his. tect. striking mieatnoe Peete rele BOARD, I XTENSION “lAS : any details in regard to the affair, displayed in a sign of three inch letters, the Lies and wearing the Ges from the bones He < landa Well poctoware ‘T RACKS, LACE CUR-| Thi A analytical examination, SPER = clung to the brake during this t od, eign lands, Fuil particulars in d Pane SHADES, ‘his Whiskey, upon an Iytical ex : ination, has Cut His Wite’s Throat. Receiving Stolen Goods. Hoy fe ghee ang che Sears [gence thing TCAN EXCHANG right, R. PILLOWS | proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any Easton, Pa. March 29—A tramp sae morning JOSEPH HARBOUR AGAIN ON TRIAL. for ive without the power to render ald. He wlway, New York. oe nd. to the of the modern ingredients which are used to gives fc. | fut TN wires throat at Hektown, and then, with | Sosepn Harbour, the ex-policeman, who las sees oe oon ra am As Reena ae _mblO-s ttt Ck i Distsiet, tot titious age and flavor to this popular drink, + | Woman was round n the roadside, and phyatctans | been before the Special Crimntnal Court for several | NOT Fespon a, and Hk ts alleced they wore nat we QTEAMEL JOHN W us oe ee . say her tnjurtes will prove fatal A party has | days, on various che of receiving stolen goods, | renin civing out, he fell “ath the train aad Ss Leaves 5 ee Ge = started In pursuit of the amps. wwas agatn put on trial this moruiny om an tn was killed, . VERY MONDAY AND WEDNES! a Rr ET nay 7 - ment Charginy ‘im with receiving stolen gi —s as ie ep a ae AFTERNOON, at 5 o’ctoek, SING, APRIL THIRD, com- For sale by Prices of Lackawanna Coal. | tone, 3 & ———s9»~ wing them to be stolen. Mr.Henry Francot = oth sircet, testifted that on the 18th of jast| A MARRIFp Yorna Man's MaRniage—A tele cine at | named residen u thw eniice contents contud theccy, | BROWNING & MIDDLETON, New Youx, } .—The Delaware and Hud- | son Canal company have Issued a circular fixing : ore fmt | €Tam from Council Bluffs, Towa, March 2, says? | stud above, to which | BARBOUR & HAMILTON. the prices of the Lackawanna coal for April asfol- | October ts house was burglariously entered and | Tre rae a natued, Walter Bentett. wie tae : | Bs : N. ric Tun ADE ovbed of a lot of silverware. The witties 5 arriawe t - | Washington, D, C. | lows: Furnace Iutnp.steamer lump and grate,each, | fYentitted a lot of silverware that was recoveret | ved here for several years, wos warrtet night ie EPWauD # NEWLON, Auctioucer, |S: DB. DRYAN & BRO, and $5.00 per ton; egg. #4; stove, $499; chestnut, 238. | trom the derondant's house ag Mis. (ritace). preps | Deore last toa young lady. nhmed MulTiuan, eae B, W. REED'S SONS, erty. Mr. Win. C. Hill, of Meridian Hill, identi. | Seems that not much Inquiry was made berore the . EREMPTORY & An Ir onvention, Ned as his air of stolen opera glasses that | arr P as to the antecedents of ‘tt before LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE wis MONTREAL, March 29.—A project ison foot to | were recovendl frota ther Goer nt coming here until after the ceremony had been fee nee ome hold an Irish convention here on Downton day. | Auldridge Lewis, a colored servant of Grucrai | Detforined, whet it turned ou that_he had been ty Gand at y H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, Telextaphic aiien Sherman, partial y identified a valuable French | te oecuey, 4 rola te npr Broil hen RETAIL DEALER'S STOCK OF ear Briefs. | clock and some stiverware that was also recovered | Ne a at his former wii 4 PHILADELPHIA, Particulars wer lished in Chicago this | trom the defendent. Dexan sult for a divorce, and he ts w to say ht must be pre and will be received o1 DRY GOODS. morning of an assault and robbery committed | ~ sey, ther citiz ntified erware and | Whether she got aaecree or not. cireum- eae ieee Dak Ips tenh Soe eee De xccet ac Sr : ed jal8-78t SOLE PROPRIETORS. | upon Mrs. Pailip Jacobs, on Monday last, 1n broad | other property tint had wee eee ee heir gst shave caused constdcrabt tement, and RAILROADS. CONSISTING OF i daylight, on one of the most populous thorough- | residences. Detectives Acton and Coomes teste? threats have been made by re es of the lady PEELS 2s ». _ Noticns, Embroideries, Hair Goods, Corseta, Silk fares Of (his city, The matter was not made pub- fied to recovering the stolen property from the to make It hot for the young man In case appears JB YLT MORE AND onto RAiLNoAD. ~ Handkereh Carsitneres, alleolors; Drews Goods, Lievors Tomi to-day: Mrs. Jacobs 15 ina dying condi: | pouse of the defendant, ae = i or pad S ONLY LINE Bunting», Calicos, B Flannels, Table Linens, be: ainst . Leo- | AN Important Imrro’ NT.—Mr. G. G. Corn- ST dries ys up; ODE Tn Swikses, Cambrica, Ladtus’ re Dresses, Biack ieee bee Soe tint op See WES | wes tha welt grocer, has broken ground Pema in iy sonenedl the tomean wn and Mon: | THs: EAST AND TEE WEST vis WASHIN | Dress Stik, Silk, Cotton, = Withdrawn, and Leopold has commenced a sultfor | for an Important improvement on the piece of | Shu Cunlinal Ledochowecl can meat ee Bache r : Trimmings, $°0,00) damages agalust George Runkel, his ac- | ground opposite Willard’s, from which old irame | 4) > WILhOUL fear Of arrest by the Ttallan au~ rosnect OUBLE TRACK Hosiery, Ladivo' and Childrens’ | HEADQUAKTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHTS- | cuser, Wito caused his arrest. buildings have just been removed. ‘The | thorities. “Betore the cardt “sentence mem Fecei sed SNA Coates ae —— ground has a frontage of 75 feet on the | Unites Mitore nt win Go hee . T. JUNES, Schedule to t v.12, 1889, Cross-Examination of Dorsey Begun. | Avenue and ts 80 feet deep. Mr. Cornwell fy Bismarck, the Mallen government ordered hig ib: Leave Waah rot New Jer- | A large axsortment of other goods too numerous to ‘THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL AFTER RECESS. prop pore i ee giles sh 2 arrest. Piux IX, offered thy linalthe first floor = se van foe pall ek ve stories ower 109 atic se} : peste FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, FORTSMOU : Mies Bobs, Comes Let tOre oe After the recess the witness said he had never | will be fitted Up as a store forhisown w Sarat Et eee ND The cur N. GUTMAN, had any understanding with Brady about remis- | this will have a frontage of fifty feet, mani Seka Gok Waka (hance 1 Flesant St RYLAND CLUB 4 i “ a a Jab iaiued th the Vatican, He Is now free to leave "ofc gi poe NO: G15 gE VEN ae STE RPT SOnTRWRer BAETTAND CLUBERS sion of fines or deductions, and had never paid | Very desirable business stand. "Th ——— = ad UF RIDA Seen ate . — MONTICELLO ® him anything for remitting fines. constructs aa. to! be suitable “for bitist |_ Me. Furwixo’s Beeact oF Paower Scr.—n COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING, BAKER, This closed the direct examination, and Mr. | studi. ‘The artists of this city are desitous ot | Brooklyn, N. X., sotue time ago, Miss Mary Aline Anp EVENING, AT SEVEN, OLD cROW, Merrick began the eross-examination, nme desirable locality where they Avingston recovered a verdict for $75,000 for a fatold WILBSCONTINUE UNTIL. THE STOCK 18 DIS- ROYAL CABINET, The witness sald he went from Sandusky, Ohio, her, and this new building will, pi | Mreach of promise of marriage against Henry ad stater t twesecuted at ae POSE! SHIGE ANGh SOuTCHeWEeEe, to Arkansas in 1871. He be he Mrst_ met | ply be selected. ‘The architecture of the building | Fleming, who Was supposed to be worth half « ve Hotely at bes m23-5 s y » g Peck In Washington th 1874. hess had no re- | will be tasty, and the improvement will add , Million dollars. Before Judge Pratt, Monday, am ci woob, onan BEDFORD RUM, collection of Peck's being here from December, | greatly to te appearance Of that part of the | giinents were heard irom counsel On motions for Mt YeuNost aq. VERNON {4 FiGERIOAS aU 1877, Lo the adjournment of Congress, in the sum- | Ryans, a_new trial, for extra allowance of counsel, to set iM mer of 18; PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON | when he re rhe witness could not remember ——_ aside on the ground that It was excessive, &c. An rived the letter to which he had called | Rear Esrare TRaNsFs! ee in fee have | afidavit by Tuomas Fleming, the father of the de- STR i ) § : : SESS’ POR- | the attention of Boone, but he thought it was late | been recorded as follows: W. Danenhower | fendant was presented, MF. Fleming's aMidavit corcorax O82 MONDAY AFTEIS PEAUGHE AND BOVILED, GUIANESS’ FOR- lin the tall of 1677, of nter eho seamen ot Congress | et al., trusiwes. to W. J, Ferguson, pty 18, sq. 977; | seis forth Ulat the defendant was not worth over eaves Tih 8 twhart oy eee Senor ee | Tphail cell lot 45, in ec TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, began. $1,675. H. T. Greer to W. M. Hodges, sub, wee $17,000, He had an expectancy of over $100,000 in ten about 3.30 pam. on M dwelling, loc: YOUNGFK'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT: The frst time witness saw Peck after the re- | north of 177; $—. E. J. Newton t Helen in estate which will Vest In him at the death of 030 i L. L. BLAKE, Captain. dary, except tay ‘Torms: One-third cash ; balance at one and two years, ZLED, HOLLAND GIN celpt of the letter was in July, 1878, at witness’ | Hovey, sub. 25, sq. 275; $5,500. Cora E. Clark to B. | his father and mother, but they are pow in good. — : Staunton, 8:40 a.m. daily, excesit Sun interest aud secured by @ of zt . Tranche in New Mexico. Witness never saw Peck | H. Watner, subs. 53 t0'35,'sq. 179; $8,180. Gol health. Judge Pratt reserved his decision. SMOUTH, FI. MONKOE | town and Frederick, 940s du sit will be required at time of gale. All (swan). Yotomac Steamboat Com- | Siri ‘ ancing at purchaser's cost, This property rents in Washington city after the meeting ot Congress | College to Joseph S. Rodler, sub. 66,'3q. 676; $ os if fore ootanrteemer EXCEIOR, Capt. R haser’s cost, This property rents FE. ©. KNIGHT, in 1877. He thought he had seen him here in 1875 | Hanson White Tull, 7th street wharf ev DAYS and THURS ‘or $10 per month, ins arrive from the West daily, 6:20, 7 'o J. H. Johnson, part lot 4, 8g. 354; Be, é And 1876. ‘The preliminary questions of Mr. Mer- | $1,000. W. W. Metcalf ct al. to Margaret. Harry vember 50, 1682. has boon recotrel ae Wiontpoe, eee srecy SUESDAYS and THURS: S25 pte ap oo £013 1732 Pennsylvania avenue. | Tick related to ‘the disposition of witness’ time | lots 5@, 59 and 4, sub. sq. 087; $900, Catherine pies Fiaantl Poms Lookoaks pelea: snd ioe _THOMAS DOWLING, ‘Au during 1878, 1879 and 1 Adams'to August Getz, sub. 1o6 2, sub. 99. 915; 9506, | MAN. from a member of the British clrcumpolat eka gt ti Pn ‘Auctioneers. pathe, witness sald that prior to 187 Peck had | Jus. S. Evwands ot al. trustecs, to Leotard Whit- sy ly ying {elaine ree pol 5 Obio ee ag HURCH BoLDING axp | J JEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. | and held acountry offices oY Mil 1B Arkansas, | ney, lot H, Of original lot 17. sq. 247; fest og, | Borted that all were well and sbecessral In thete : Sundays, 3:55, 6, z URC ieee Ges :APESI vq | 2nd held a country oftice. S wuaiker to Lewis A. er, Part lot 27, 84. | mission of taking Arctic observations. The B.&O, Ticket | S'yy TASES Do. SENTH STREET, BETWEEN FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING ORii eis GARG Joie eiteuto! 220; $1,000, Jas. N. Waring toWan, Waring, | mussion ng o ni expe sBeete Sons, | "From Aunapolts,8-20 a.m., 1:50, 6:31 p.m. ; Sunday, EeTS NORTAWLST, AT AUC- STOCK FOK SOURS, MADE DISHES AND part lots 28 and 88. 59. 396 Robert Jona. | Aton will make Fort, Kae headquarters, and will a Ce | 10:40 a.m., 6:37 p.m. " Mr. Merrick called attentionto what purported Son, trustee, to Jaa it N. Waring, 40.; do. return to England next fall. ‘The minimum read. Gen. Supe,” | “From Stauntons 2:15 p.m. Maily, except Sunday. quad in taber Nor Doan elie to be a published card addressed to the public by | °° L 3, Waring, €0.; Ing of the thermometer during November was 60 re pai, Broderick, i : Sr aly peseeeng are Ro St foto Dey he wines Gate December tet ISR Me Mere | RAMEE Or crue Tecauonares The talowing | rs pees Shee eae ee: th. F he Dastrict of Columbia, 1 wilt sell, at | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. | rick read the first few lines, and the witness said | Were the readings at the office of the chief Goon taken show Burt Reto ce sixty miles nearer ja ie auction, on MONDAY, the’ NINTH DAY Ap invaluable and palatable tonto tn all cases | he had written it. ‘The witness said his vision was | OMcer to-day: 7 am. $3.7; 11 a.m., 34. PM, | the h pole th vlonsty toa E trains from Washington stop at Relay Station. APRIL, A.D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M cf weak divestion and debility. | “Isa euc- | so much Impaired that he could not read the larg- | 35.7. Maximum, 41.3; mintmum, a7. anit PSURs Oo een Ee Battin £ UEBEC to LIVERPOOL 5 SATUR. For further information apply at the Baltimoro and front of the premises, all the following d cess and a boon for which nationg should foal | ust head Hues. — cellent photographs Of auroral displays have been tings frs QUEBEC to 1 Ob every SATUR-) Opio Ticket Office, Washington Station, 619 and 1351 | sctived real estate land promises situate, Iyine and eater" See; Dedical Presa,” **Lanoet” | “ican you gee to play a game of billiants?” asked Alexandria Affairs. vaken, Geilime frm BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every a Ky ivania aveniue, corner 14th street, where orders | being in the City of Washington, in the District of Col- “British Medical Journal," &c. Mr. Mente play a gt Reported for TH EVESING STAR. —— Wicrasic MONDAY : Srey A | ye te taken for buceaye to be checked und receivedat | wa, aud kuwn and desienited ay Lots uttered a Ole thoi "fae Covers Ap TUE Riveis—The etrcutt court | GENERAL BUTLER AND THe INSURANCE Compas Que Ren eS. ow. of T.. Balti o. K, | umblan College st al, bub-diviion of apneie nia heel Mian eneilies Se eat ent and the court of Alexandria county claim that | S1@8.—Mr. Plympton, Gov. Butler's candidate for F Ot iF. : 5. M. of T., Baltimore, and ©. K. Lar apernrirres erent mum ered Pee ay axed if the statement tn that carl | tier jurisdiction is exclusive on the Virginia shore | nswrance commissioner of Massachusetts, has omy Oe? eae 6. mile mhandred and winety fone with CAUTION. Genntneonly with the fgcsimiloot | that Peck was a large mall contractor prior to the | tuelr Jurisdiction x, Rotwlthataaditg tse eo | weniee the Gee Ente, ae NL DAYS F y ND. Tein GEE. = = ingnlar "the “Inprosenients, Baron: Leb ature in Bine Ink acroas | letting of 1873 was tru. ‘The witness said he was | DOVE low-water mark, notwithstanding the Su rritten the governor a jette ning a renout- omy and GLaSad Pte OBEAS SnD aES Privilees and app the is caution ia necessary: owing | told by Peck that he had interest in contracts in | Prete Court of the District has decided that the | nation, He wrote Uhat he felt ke-usy tie Injustios : Si # ate ROU ewes fovarioux chonp and interior substitutes bos 1co and Texas. He had been interested | District runs to high-water mark. Upon the river, | With Which he had been treated. but thought a Uneqnaiog SE . NIE. ‘ chi, A. D, 1801, ad pay’ . thei e | concurrent jurisdiction with the District courts up | sonal opis iis letter, Gov. Le negate eae TUS vor MAGNIFICENT EQULEs (Mure 1, A.D. 1881, wid pay Dut the Witness thought that he did not bid in his P Tuarns Lxave WASHINGTON FnoM STavion, CORNER, own name. The witness suid that he nad had au, | 10 low-water mark on the District shore. ‘These | sald that no compantes ought to be allowed to Ine rent at 7 percent from | LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MBAT. | thority trom Peck sometines to eanaer ne ee | courts say that all citizens of Vinginia arrested tor | eure in the state anices he wnomiennes boos Way cE abe To be had brekeopers, Grocers and | Less, | any offense on the river are entitled to be tried In | that the Mabilines will De met so far as human cy €rm asp BSTREETS, as FoLLow! For information, &e., apply t» For sittwvnre and & I Chemists,” Sok = for the United & da paper, wl Virginia, All citizens of the District arrested for | prudence and foresight can go. He added that LEVE & ALDEN, General azenta, Sa eqarreyecreto y dovd of trust on the (aholenalo only) Dade Coa Oto see a na ri the pines read | tenses on the river are entiticd to be tried in the | from his examination. he. was watrafied the Oeoot 2; riadwas, New hobs pay coeenvanay aronaser chureh avenue Londen, uwland.” av2T | gated Decembers 17, 1877. "the withess dat he ded. | Distriet, and willbe sent there for trial; but any | opposite course had obtained for tay years and h street: nein t . x ompiied with in sey th street: Mail Express, 4 aie ae ae from day of not remember having sizned Peck's name to the | STauger committing an offense on the river is to | he proceeded to show that unsound companieshad the trustee reserves \e property ve right to re # eet 5 be tried at the place where he first lands after the | been permitted to do business, and that facts paivania venti, Jitlebury and the West, w.t4 Pa: at the riak and cont of the defaulting purcharor or yur, | Pane crose-pxamtandon wae progress when our | Commission Of the offense, and the Virginia courts | showikg the unsafe, sonetiin af tak lite sak ae in Waskington, D.C. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RATEROAD F five days! publie notice of such reeale in | Ca poTEAUT's report closed. prog’ will take Jurisdiction of ail such offenders as are | insurance compantes n known to thein- For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buftalo. Naxara, Lao es WINE OF PEPTONE. ———+e.—_____ landed here. Surance departinent ‘et kept from the public. @50'p.m. daily except Saturday, with Palace Gey A wineglaseful of which contains 10 grammes of Beef | Whe Survivors of the’ Jenunette. FRANK Canren’s Case.—The case of Francis Car- STEAMERS, Washingt u to Cans dadeua. artificially digested by Pepsine. It 1a entirely assimila- ter, of Washington, has been on trial before the LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THUESDA For Wiillameport, Lock ble and passes into the biood vessels without reqiring the THKIR ARRIVAL EXPECTED TO-DAY. county court, Judge Sangster, since yesterday. | rrrgrsoN—Jack. 7 Mt eis z y. except Sanday, Memded Coys canes work. Tt ik Lightly recom: | Iteut. Hunt and the Jeannette survivors are | fiets charged with Waking a uleance In Ato, 28th, IHS, ‘at the remdenoe of the brags mennte Ber FoR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. ‘e ee oe Panta ea parame tuatieal faculty of Paris) to convales- | expacted to arrive in the city to-day and will ap-|andria county. No resident of the county was | 1345'1wenty-scventh street, West, Washington, by the Bor Passage apply to ae bitnite ear x Chiorosis, Diabetes, We pear before the examining board. re oun a ~~ - a =e ay —— ay ogi a RA ST tee. CS cine, ‘2 a Pee Sa AU Eecmuast: Ache, Gastralgt Ensign Hunt, although not of the original Jean- y yesterday attern sep te my ,) < in front of they = \- | uxton, notte company, but an officer of the Rodgers | THere was considerable excitement in the neigh. 5. frontin z Pie borhood of the court house, growing out of the | | WOOD—HAMBERGER. On March 224. 188%, at ary he aad CaP El ts | Sg and oe ote inna ar acai | US a tres fle WP We Survivors ofthe Jeannetts. He accomparcad Poe two city cases beture It removed. Unlther by Rea: | HAMBERGER, of Erg Pan” : nam on the sledge driven by the latter at the time | {¥° Clty ro For Brooklyn, N.Y... all through trains connect at Jor- fey City with boate of Brooklyn Annex, affording Greet transtor to Fuiton treet, avoiding double F ‘across New York City. adepina, 8:00 am., 10: ‘Traveling or Loug Fatigue. Paris, Kue Vivienn Disenses of the Chest, cancerous Atfections, ce ¢, No. told by ali Druggiste. 3a22-me cY G. SMITH, 619 P jor “*Tourist water, Toe sand all mod- provements, with larze brick stabling, &c., &c. emu Z 800 Of the Interest which citizens of the town have — i A f:00 a.mn-s 10:39 mh nip Fo¥e i f ze he was carried out to sea on the ice and lost; but | 808.oF eines Waite Da Oe DIED. NA » NE t ®: One-third cash ; bal in one two years, + in the issue. isi msatt's: it ant J. Cesare Limited Express, with notes bearing Interest and secdsel by @ deere D G. H & an accident, caused Hunt to transter himself to a | Reed's sult against the city, removed to the | DELANEY. On March 1883, Mra. MARY A, —— cept Sti Bust. “Ail'ccuvesanctne at purchaser's cost givoace | ANIEL Gry Haron & Company, | sted driven by a native, and this was euved, wate DELANET, at Ge reddencoct harem te ton er raXonee., Fer altima: O05 8:20, 10:0, 4.r. and 1:90, | Poult will be reueired a Umber ie Se e Putnam's perished. ‘The stories of Bartlett and | ee oa ine ATMS On ae oe eat | He ticary, (01S New Jommey nares ueteat BHF CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITER, Bundas, '# 4:20, 6:20, "9:50, eax HOMAS DOWD Res hee NO. 034 F STREET NORTHWEST, ee aemno arggn the returning party, will be of | ton perfumes, the jury was taken from Alexand spe eed oma OR EETALEY NEW VOIR AND TIVERFOUL. nog, aon mi7-d&d us Be Sie voraee aritne Jeannette amd. dieeminent 10 | city, as the eltizens of the county are supposed wo | wer funeea% take place from her ecb-tn-tewl re- ‘ 3 2 ope's C3 z 40 p.m. daily, EN "Ss TI i e oses adiced 3 sai : FROM PIER 40.8. 8) NEW YORE oo cacept sundaes > Dies ‘ Soe eee oe ee treat. It is not probable, however, that any esti Sie paths oh pel MERE Ne | Oecocn Eases 58 3 Seok em. Rervis wect.. April For Aunapolin 6:40'a.m and 4:40 p.m. dally, excopt A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, | mony derived from them will alter the conclu . HURLEY. On March 29, 1853, NELLIE. AU fous. ‘Sunday. ¥ 3 sions of the court of Ingul CoumirrED FOR CONTEMET OF COURT IN CaRrEn’s | youngest daughter of ramacl and Aubic Hurley, Galli yw ALEXANDITA AND FREDERICKSBURG Ratt. | IN THE CHTY Ol mh9-2m ee Case.—Since the commencement of the suit to | fwoyeure and Ave ruonthe . Bothnia.” _Wed WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA ANU WASHINGTON MPROVED, SITUATED. ‘Tre EXTENSION of leave of absence granted | #bate the night soll nulsance in Alexandria county Dearest Nellie, we will miss thee. Uxcta® AND EVLRY WeDNESDAY FROM NEW york. | ,4H-ROAD e ONG STREET NORLHWENT, - considerable bad feeling has been shown between | puneral ‘alock. . Steamne . staerage 10, 7:00. 9:94, 13:00 and 11:25a.m., | oN WASHINGTON STREET, isHors Campnormer, Second Lieut. Samuel S. Pague, 15th infantry, 18 | the witnesses for or against the prosecution, which nepeaadonit giver micrked dhe *do not eatzy steeraye, 22, 4:10, 5:00,,6:00, 8:00 and 11:30 p.m. "On | ON WASHINGTON 81 : a further extended one month. , =f eeraiyt arthouse | MAY, On ‘Tuesday, March 27th, 1483, at 8 o'clock Ml, Teo ead ea parturem: Including, Scythia, a as A Tae eT eTRE OER Tpequeled aga Tollet Hequisite; cures CHAPPED ana eT ee Se ents | py mas RIGAWOIS i AT: Bootes ha ees eae eee F April 11th 80 and $100, ac-| yey Hiichmond and the South, 6:30 and 11:25 am, | oN K STREET NORTHWES | Skin Rone Wvtcand Magies kbar antiasaeet We | | Contmacr Awanpxp.—Major Thomas P. Morgan | PO tie" Manne ceiey oa a tenes 7Siay he reet in . ert Lenin Rtdgeaed techs foun Te Gail, and 9:00 v-m. daily: except Sunday. ON M STREET SOUTH, merits. ‘Try it, and if not pleased return the and | Wasto-day awarded the contract for dredging | under the left eye, and Geo. E. Field, a witness for | Pur cereih tabestece trom his non'e reel No. Nuensiown and all other partaot Europes: | 7/*ite Jeuve Alexandria for: ${0: | AND ON Hf STREET NORTHWEST. have your money refunded. Price 26e. per bott.e, along the proposed sea-wall of the Potomac fata | the defense, recelving a severe cut over the mouth. | 436 Ithode Inland avenue northwest, on March 90th, ab was {00 and ¥:i0 pain. ‘and 13:00" midnight. "Oa | By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court, D, DaSahy L. ©, BISHOP, Druggist, | Hils Did was 7 cents per cublo yard atthe founda. | Conte weld mange use oP Te Ue | Pec CcioGe sm. His retuaine will be carried to che don. given for Belfast Glangow, Supiny, st 8:00, 8:59 and 10:00 a.m 4-00 and | ¢.. in Equity Cano No. 8,429, Lontye, o'Dorino 2 Z tion for the slope of the wall and 14 cents per cubic | G00reS I Mield made use of protane rps Pe ay et ports Continent 920 p.m. etal, we willeell uudera deed ‘of trast, ros aca ‘room, committed - — : sips comearyeoaion | ishte sel infemation at tection serine omer hue et tie at “a en pen ee 780 9th street. corner Hatreet northwest. | yard between the wall and the flve-foot curb. tempt of court Septimus Brown, # eritness tor | 10F im 3m ae % a " eet eyva . ni DAY OF! : = ‘was. also committed ~ | PRITTS, reaiden: “ 3232 Se eae, ast cgecease sds can to | {24-4 peel nd Penney travis evein, andar west | FIRTH DAY OF fhe Prewlven Tor Ne Wb, with oes Dicirertliy examins tae oe A RGR ANCRLAND | RAVE OF Anarxcn for three months has been | {he defense, was, also committed €o Jail for con- | ,PRITIS. At the reaidence of ber eter, Mrs. MM. QEis BicLOW & Co., wo 7th etre, Washington | EST2 tL destination from: botels anu residences, provements thereon. in the subdivision of Lot 3, in | gaictrare maeramnine tie merits of tints dutyigeree | Sfanted Capt. Augustus A. DeLoffre, assistant sure | mPLOL court. | They wer with unpleasant recol. | NANCY PRITTS, fu the cighty-seventh’ year ‘of crm *PSOS, 8, BROWS ew York: Hale Hy General Mauston, Ss Nome | Sauare No, 919. This Lot feonte 176 rect is inch on G | Vide tor Nia faseiyr io cask’ of Vere mae sGuly to pro- | Peon, U8 A. lections of the night-soll cage. ‘unersl services and interment in Chambersburg, ha ae Ore W & CO. —_ - Sa == | «nd wilt be soid in seven convenient parcels, each about | 18 T#pidly increasing. From the Ist to the 15th of this 1! Bonp CaLt.—Although the circular in | , DEATH OF aN OLD Mazon.—John Cra’ one of | pa. = ‘GS Th street, Washington, = BBc100 fect. month we wrote over $2,(00.000 of insurance. Our| THE 120rm Bonp Cat. ong ‘ar in | the pest known Free Masons of this city, dled this H GeRMAN LLovD— Sea MEDICAL, ‘And ou FRIDAY, tho SIXTH APRIL, at FIVE p, | Beubership now excerds 10,000, and our total bust: | regard to the payment of bonds embraced in the TURNBULL. On March 29th, 1 ink Berweew New Yore, Havag, | = naa Bn = wo will sell Lot M., in front of the premi iO FREE | the sub of lot 3, in square 513. nd you to some side-rhow | inyton street 176 L r r "t morning at his home, Duke and Lee streeta. He sexy Thuredas. on 27, in | Boas, over |, $40,000, 000, ne cil Uhdeatecd cate | 120th call only specifies the payment of bonds to | has besa sexton of Christ church, end tier or | 25° Mee eee Be On. Mp. 5 Des fkotHes AY SAT- Prescriptions and cI yee ‘aki? | this agsociation, ‘which 1s new, , x Turnbull, TAYeck and will be soldusten see: | hd ata great reduction hi ost, commends iteorteis | the amount of $5,000,000 on Wednesday, lt is sate | alexendria Washiegton e for many years. _ company will sail EV ; , : WAGNER. On March 28th, 1883, of amallpox, MA: oot of 3d treet drugaist who divides. prof the doctor: each abo GO Tee, intellizenco and common sense of all whg-xamine it, | to assume that if bonds amounting to tnore than | FUNgBAaL—The funeral of Mr. Sullivan took place Ro 1 wYoru wo lisyrs, London, | Snaupointed of a cureot vrivtie disaice stouldcoe | “GREAT ERO AL LE er APRIL, at FIVE P. Touize. Hie" mmamen mee ebeaed sctunry, ("will revolu- | that are offered for redciption they will be ac- | this afternoon at West Kod. ase ee mere _ Firatel mnedsciuen gussets ances ae py SS vetel | BE AEgUE GE the prvinincs, wo will cll Lots Now. 9, 10; | Gouize, life Insurance in tts gountet.”” Ofice in | cepted. ‘As interest on these bonds is allowed only | ““Teacueus Inerireek a teachers’ institate will faenisk mediciues, guarantees cure or no pay. $5 years’ | 11, 12, 13. and 14, in square 745, on M north, Delaware | Washinston, street, Axents wanted. to the date of redemption, the government would | open at Peabody hall néxt Saturday morning at 10 experience. z8-lm* | avenue and on $d street east, 1. ¥. KNIGHT, Manarer._{ save in tnterest charges im proportion, t the | Olciocks and the teachers of ahcewnaone city, as 7 avr NFIDENTIALLY C frontat the prestisens We wil otc ee ese 30.000 FoR 82 amount redeemed. well as many from Alexandria county, who ‘will 4dr. BROTHERS, 906 B st. sw. Particul Lota Nos. 37 to 41 inclurive, aud Lae Roe dig) Bh, hoe $ . — . om e last night | 2290, 2tend on the occasion, will be instructed shay Suabisape rayine tats Allis | clone ah uli $f sauare’ No. 143, om 3d pELETY FOURTH Mi get | upon iene Ee ee arian, eated. 35 years’ experi- | streot orthicast aid y in square, SLAR MON co perint ington, Spoor PE eee CAIN? | counonymat tharos. | cans et ieee N ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A LE |} im frons of te premise oe weet of lot No. NWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 0O., APT. FREDERIC A. KENDALL, a new text- on the first Saturday of Ap MM irtnocr pa BROTHPIS Ievantaung Gade | 4, im Square No. 626, with the Duldiug thereis on & in the city of Lor ieville, on vi Reronrer’s Nores.—The teachers of the public ccmayaass Vier foot | Mil Cure any ease of Seninal Weakness Nefvoos be: | est Hort, betwect) Sa end Ain streets west nd at SATURDAY, MARGH St 9983, DUDETOR EO Tobie s Ny eAAce 20 Major Gemeral Wine randstaf fund i SIX O'CLUCK ON i the Gi ulariy every WE ea LOCK GN SAME Di cn entof Dreiaines, | These drawin field 8. Hancock, president of the retiring board | Schools will be pald from Joxey City, Si ch ounely every W ED tality, and 1 in potency. “It imparts visor to the whale Tot 28, in square No. #45, with the fiuprow olieuta, om ak | (SeegecTawines ccour on the last day of ‘eacn month P ‘harbor, Saturday by the city treasurer. —The taking cepted.) Repeated adjudication by Fed- | convened at Governor's Island, New York <r : "yo oe EE | street, bet. 439 and $d at. 8. wz an ere of of depositions in the Wise-Massey case will be irents 27 South Winey sts M‘*#00p kestorep. SON THURSDAY, the TWELSTH APEIE, at Frve p. | Sit, "BA onttt? courte havo placed “tine Com | and will hold himselt tn readiness to appear before | Tenewea on Friday hex. —A few thousand Nish to W. G. METEERO EE | aos M.,, the rear parts of lots Nos. 8, 9, 10 and 11, in the | Ito” tnis’ Compan belongs sole F oe eo have arrived at the corporation wharf since yes- | None knew her but to love her. . naton. A victim of ear!y tmpruaence, causing Nervous De. | Subdivinion of lot No. 4, in square 318, with improve- having inaugurated ‘the ‘only plan. a it | terday noon.—U. 8 Commissioner Fowler has | -* By Hes Parexre, a — bility, Premature Decay, ete. having tried in vain | Melts; and IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, lot No. | thelr drawinxs are proven hong PMP Eins were cpened s+ ths Xrsamity Gepertmpnt | Si areged Gs ones. Ser, charged . Woo! : "| Syz\nown ninedy. had, discovered @ simple moaua | 23. in square No. 617, with the improvements, on H Teston — to-day for cut stone for the superstructure of the | with stealing a letter from the mail. —The funeral UNDERTAKERS, Ton Ae Wo |S ERE | Seton ech aa ita. pant ge aime OER cam a aarp | Fon on common hat enum w |S ME Wait pe ea | SE New York. ‘né-a.tu, thekom ah pares 'd two to be ae Wentzel’s eg Cox. Axo Wooo. A AED, ne fork pace geen eee Caleta pes a herst Sandstone; he toa ee eee fia anl teacs en kien — are, nw _Succemor to 10} Wo have just received a Ia Helos oF ome, Mufering from the errors andin- | at oplivn of purchaser, If the terms arenot compited "01000 | Chisago: were the lowest. bidders #608, Davie. | A thousand Faccoons’ s, maskerate Secides poetics fdepname conpections. Pome e a dah Petgeebe geahae fr | Mecano ii ete get ear, | wits aye at eal the proesy lB a ah gp | son Sin ok Mae, ave Ges amaranth | armbar oan wal the oma | Gags etm Un tag donwsie use, hich we offer at lowest you. FREE OF CHANGE. ‘This reat remedy was dis- | &c., at purchsser's cost. i‘ . contract for the marblework for the public bulld- | hupt of a sportsmen recently on A rates. covered by = missionary’ in South “Ameri k MILLER, } at at $8,290, the riverside between this city and the Chesa- | «uarantes prompt BUCHLT, 912 Ps.av. sy Ssoaguers a eapectliy invited to | Sala cha "euvelops fo the Ky sparen -Tsauane mh29-dkds ALAN A DALE ef Trustoos, Bom as = toes = Ganache grand jury was | POE? DSY- po ll SL — 2 Bus ly 32,000} THe Derscrive Casks.—’ ORES HAS HEWES te | (HHARLES W. HANDY, Beal Estate Agent. z —A as STEPHENSON & BRO., MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- Cc NET Es = 3,000 | engaged to-day in examiniiig witnesses in the de- ed age tae Nokon een Be 4 vgs erty igetase ee cawitatanee Ones | "OP™CRUROE TE PRIOR BRRRS HOUSE | Fete cases ¢ _ 0. 986 E STREE 3 from 1 to ‘p.m, with ladies only, £6-2m' By ‘of a deed. recorded in Liber, Marriace Licensrs.—Marriage EAD! BEADI No. 1028 follo 16, of tha land recseds for she Dae ‘oo | been issued by the clerk of the court to Charles L. ae TF us ve tiietins fee ie a oe ne ERA aa eae ee sae eee pEEGERS, JOURNALS, he., bo, | Certain cure tor all Urinary 3 bos Cheat, SEGORD es at rhve orclocw ¥, M. the lot of ox. Cparighee nase ‘Md., and Canh Books, &e.. &0., ‘Gonorrhoss, ‘sehinston City, D. C., known or Va.; Nathaniel Sorier st Lyoett’s 1012 Pa. ave. Bg ‘corner 1th es numbered twenty-fi in ered three A. Brent, of Al H 1 He W. MONEAT, Prop'r. | Bern iWiSLE'S ‘Price $3 par bos sunt Uy mal Under weight (80), eit the bap by Son, of Nelson count ‘a.. and Cora W! Charlotte: jas UrUs H. DAKBY, R BOOK AND JOB > FRESSWORK FOR Tun TRADE 9th street, near E