Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1883, Page 3

— * yes a AUCTION SAL AUCTION SA LES. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ ERNOON. CANSON BXO! TOCK € Auctioneers. + CON- INTH STRERT, 5 NORTH WEST? AND HARNESS ai APRIL FOURTH, ‘Wwe will sell, ot the balance of gools contamed ni ts called. ap2-2t SON BROS., Auctioneers, ° FRUIT AND CONFEO- a PE VAN DN 2 WEDNESD SY AY preening at TWO ¢ $007 LOCK, ter d three fropirorements, ick wt ING OT CANDIES, ODA” FOL Ix, » SHELVING, &c.; Rated nly Mth, ber No. 918, of the Dis- est of the 3 anetion, in front » the EL! VENTH at HALY-PAST FOUL as Lot thirty iion of square three hundre > and third cosh: Dalanee in two equal nths after date trust uy see's O recordin with in j W ALT BIRDS! BIRD: A LARGE AND VALU! STUFFED BIKDS AT AUC 8 will soli at our salesroom, corner 10th and D Pennsylvania avenue, on THURSDAY IL FIET ond SIXTH, AT M., HALE-PAST TWO and large and yuluabie ool- UFFED BIPDS. @ubraces 2 larco veriety of the most th aud Sonth America, preserved Hase Shades, in the moat aurable OF APH <¢ tion WEDNESDAY, first oor of our salesroom, which collection will, 1 BCURII, 0 heated, forthe comfort of visitors, Chaiva will shed thy who are respoctfn'ly invited. . WILLIAMS & C0., Aucts, ANSON BKOS., Anctioneers, TLUSTER'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, No. 1233 MARYLAND AVENUE EAST. virtue of a deod of trust, recordedin Tiber No, fo io 106, one of the lard records for the District ambi urviviny trust-r, will eell, in front . at pr ue SATURDAY KTY-FIKST, AT BA stock of Dry Goods DRESS Goops, TABI LINEN SHEETINGS, HOSIE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, GOSS tain piece or parcel of lend of Washingtou, D numbered eight (8), in nf t of square num- orded in Liber v's office of the ith all the improve- is, privileves, and appar onging cr in any wise apyertain- ance, six, twelve, and intervst, and to be se- —or allcash, at option haser’s cost. ‘Terns, otherwise the ‘Irus- risk and cost of the 3 public notice in tn Washington, D.C. A de- t matle. citar purchaser, newepe, posit of $100 Cuaavscey J. Rezo, fre 433 71H STREET NORTHWEST, Offers the folowing Special, Burwataa in PIANOS and 2 No, Tr Sraxvs To Reacox ‘That when an article is made or treated on the idea of getting all the good ont of itand leavin the bad or useless portion, it must be superior to the old clumsy method of producing it any ORG : Gelevreted New York Uvright Sow ty ane deceit Fiance, in Ebony Case, $°tringed, Ty Octave, used! way.cesny how by monthe $175, No. 3A Irege anid fal Square Gran, Rosewood Piano, cost $500, and a genuine ber- vain, $225. No. 3—A full 7 Octave, Square Piano, i:: handsome Rosewood, 90. No. 4—A Daniel F. Beatty Organ, costing recentiy $125, ‘only $60. Octave New Brideeport Ocean, 350. Bargains in the Matchless I nN tik & SONS’ PIANOS and the SHO) BELLA OKGANS. wer. NOTS.—the above hat con! Bargains I have ever offered to the public. ‘Those com- ing first ot the pick. | If you went tosce the Finest Up- richt Fiano in the city, call and examine the Ivera & Pond. Tt is endorsed by the hihost musical authority in the lend. If you want to sec the finest, Jervest and best Piano for the money, take a lool: at the Christie. No troubie to show goods. "A Fine Upright to exchanze for Square Fiano. Cash paid for second-land instru- enta 7 ©. J. REED, mb31 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Ge 3G BOBS £07, io street: aw, a ey t FELS & CO.'S GER CYM- | LIQUID COFFEE, ‘These ere the only Organsin the ‘taining a complete chime of belis, and sold on ily payments. s some of the greatest FELS & CO.'S FELS & CO.'S FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE, LIQUID COFFEE. “DECREE BROS."PIANOS, *°Thy are superior instrame Theo. Thomas, LIQUID COFFEE. S.B. Mills, |“ BUMVETE ORGANS. Best now made, = Tuning and Repairing, mh22 BBE RRR A DDD BBRU URRRY ¥ BBR RAAD DR BU UR RY ¥ BBB RRR AAD DBBBU URRR YY > Bark RAASAD Pe BU ye £ 3 FELS & CO.'8 B KA ADDD BBB UU TELE GORE FELS & CO.'S PIANOS AND ORGANS LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE. SORE EES: LIQUID COFFEE. Fifty Instruments of all the leading makes, rent from $2 to $10 per month. Rents applied on pur- chase, FREEBORN G. SMITH, FELS & CO.'3 FELS8 & 00.'S Manufacturer, FELS & CO.'S mbit? 103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE. EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS ‘of various makes for sale and rent at re- @uced prices. | Wm. Knabe & Co.'s worid-re Pianos. ‘Tuning and Repairing. pits rears pexos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, Jan30 FELS & €O.'S The Best Megium-priced Piano Manufactured. FELS & 00.'3 WILCOX & WAIITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS | pers & 00,1 Pionos and Organseold on instalments, rented or ex- 00."8 changed; rent applied if purchased. 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘he only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, Managing partner of the lato firm Elis & Co. d2 y G. x. wup & nno., frre 709 ‘7th street northweat. The Stieff, the Kranich & Bach and other Pianos at lowest prices and easiest terme. Organs, Organettea and other Musial Instruments, “Shect Music: Musical LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE. Libraries and books in great variety. Pianos Organsand | © FELS & CO.'8 other Tstruments tuned and repaired. 06 FELS & CO.'S B: ae ie OKGANS, 77 STOP: ee oe PELS & CO.'S a he ry runcing ur . Cal PE] ae logue treo.” Address DANIEL TT, ‘Washine- m LIQUID COFFEE. LIQUID COFFEE. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. TXTH, 1883, at eabove residence, 1 will sell alot We name in part: i Ingrain Carpets, m ut Desk. nit, low Hangings. Rugs, O11 Engrayings ST "nt WALNUT CHAMEELS « CORTAGE CHA M.T. SEE I Anct acer. HAM & SON'S IOSEWOOD CASE PIANO KS, BODY | FORTE, (F OCPAVE,) WITH STOOL > . MAT- COVER. PARLOR, Cit BI AND DINING- ROOM FURNITURE, A AUCTION, HUKSDAY MORN APRIL FIPTH, AT N GOCLOCK, at No. ith sireet, between M. and S streets northwest, I shall seil avery excellent ‘tment of houschold’ effects, comprising in part, APRIL THIRD, co we will sel at the abo ¥ Que Dunham & Son's Kocewood Case Piano, (Seven Octave, ) with Cover and Stool. ‘This isa splendid instrument and iu perfect order. Rep aud Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture, indow Hangings, re Paintin i Bneravings. M. T. Tables, Vers Superior Walnut M. T. Chamber Suites, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Beds, Fine Brussels Carpets and Rugs, Slate and Hall Carpets, Walnut Hat Rack, ‘attress, Sainut Crib and Hock Crib and Mattrase, Nery Ham lsome Walnut Wardrobe, = nut Revolving Top Writing Cabinet Wal: T. Sideboard, ut Extension Dining Table and Chairs, ‘Vin Safe and Kitchen Requisites, &e. wih30-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. JPENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. », 1883, at FIVE gE <, Feiail sell partys 73 fect 6 inches on weet! ih of 107 feet on 2a mansard roof brick sand all mod- in, &c., &C. two years, A by & deed of ‘water, » briek st ALP OF CHURC H BUILDING AND TIFIEENTH STREET, BETWE! RELTS NORTAWLST. AY AU By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 10,1881, riage Louisiana avenue. | and duly recorded in Liber ‘No. 964, folio S41, ete e Beq., ohe of the tend records for Washingion AUCTION SALE OF ¥ PUGGIES. CAaRRI- | county, in the Listrict of Columbia, 1 will sell, at AGT, WAGONS, VERY LUES- | public" auction, on MONDAY, ihe’ NINTH DAY ESDAY 3 CLDAY MOLNISG, | OF APRIL, A'D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, ENCING At N O'CLOCE, REGARD: | in front of preinises, all tho following de- P WEA i ° scribed real estaig and preiises bei y of Washingt and known end desien, S-eixzht (38), thirty-nine (32) and forty(40), i ¢ ian College et al. sub-division of square numbered hundred and ninety- jowether with wll lying and fra private sale a lerve stock of 1 Bugg viages, Ex- ete. “Liberal adv. on econd-t Harnesd, etc., 7S SALE. and singular the impro' » WAYE, eabeInents, rights, privileces and hees to the same, be- issued out of the, Joning or in any wise ra artof the Distr ‘to 2 deed of trust of “ ext. from December 1, 3 Suid trust is dated Mareh 1, A. D. 1881, aud pay" able live years alter date. ‘Terme of 350 and interest at 7 percent. from and expences of saie in’ cash, in one and two years from day of sale. zotes to bear interest, and to be secured Ly deed of trust on the conveyancing. Xe., at cost of purchaser. ) 0 required at Hime of sale. If terms of sale are not compied with tn seven days from day of sale, the trustees reserves the right to reeell the property. at the rick and cost of the defaulting purchaser or t at 7 perc desert in ex! rove inene atlaw. BeCanley, aitnin CLAYiO: LIQUID COFFEE. Epox Rerncrrators HAVE A FELS & CO.'3 LIQUID COFFEE. SYLVANIA AVENUE. Sole Agent for the District. ALso, WALNUT AND ASH DINING ROOM REFRIG- mub30 EXATORS, A bottle will make Dasrorrrs Fro We haye just received a car load of the genuine DAN- FORTH'S FLUID direet from Cleveland, and are now repared to furnish itin any quantity. We alsoexhibit the largest assortuentof VAPOR STOVES ever shown in, this city. Before purchaging, call and examine our stock, and if you will wive the’ Danforth's Fluid a trial you will be convinced of ita superiority to Gasoline. A large line of COOKING STOVES, KANGES, PORTA- BLE and BRICK SETT; LATROBES, SLATE MAN- TELS aud FURNACES constantly on hand. W. 5. JENKD & C0.. 717 7th street nortnwest. Adaress all letters mh29 mbi4-w, 3m. QUESTION 1. What isFels & Co." Liguid Cottee? Tt ig just what ite name imp! 2 first-class coffee, made in igus form direct from the coffee bean, put up in bottles, and ia, without exception, the most convenient aud economical form in which ty use coffee. Itis pot a cheusical reparation, but is condensed from pure coffee, QUESTION 2. In what does tts superiority over the old. mcthod oonsi In the fitet place, Fels & Co.'s Liquid Coffee saves time, since only sm instant is required to make one Of hore cups. If saves: trouble and labor, ax nogrinding, boiling, or settling of the coffee is necessary. ‘he coffee is always ‘uniform, which is something that can be ssid of coffee made in no other way. Not oue day strong, sad the next day mild or weal but always rezular. There is no waste in using Liquid Coffee, as only as msny cups are mate ae are needed. Ry the old process it is ail giiesawork, very oft-n much more being made than is needed, and tho surplus is thrown away and lost. Attbe bottom of a cx of cotfee made from Liquid Cot fee po grounds or sJiment are found, as it is beautifully clear, and wil suit the taste of those liking food coffee. QUESTION 3. How ia it made? Si y Hing into the cup sof the Liqu which pour boiling wate: ciourcoffee ith ox m: as many cups aa are wanted. milk and sua as usual. Com- pare thie with the old process and give the new a trial, ‘A CUP of ood coffee early in the mornne berore going out, oF late at nicht, or at any other time, ean be made most conveniently and easy by using Liquid Coffea. ‘To how many peopie in tins a ben- efit, ance isthe great invig— , and by the old process it cannot be made often enough or quick enough to suit the wants and tastes of the many. PRIVATE HOUSES and board- Ang houses very often have poor fee because the lady of the house hs not time to attend to making it herself and leaves it to the servants, who, in many cases, do not understand it. Nomistake oan be made in uring Liquid Cof- fee, since all that has to be dons is to pour boiling water on the li- quid the cup. One member of family may want astropg cup of coffee, and others milder or weaker coffeo.. All tastex can be ratified by using Liqnid Coffes. ery often some one in the hours coffee is cold or stale from being ‘on the stove too long. All suct levances disappearwhen Liquid Soffes is ured, as cach cup is made fresh ‘and everybody made happy. comes home lite for a meal. RESTAURANTS very often have bad coffee, since they are compelled to keep coffee ready for use all day and partof the night, and cannot make it frosh more than three or four tines. ‘The coffee must neceasarily boil along time and lose its strength and aroma. From this comes the many complaints of restaurant coffee, which, by standinx,eome- times has a peculiar taxte. ‘This can be remedied by making cach cup fresh, which con only be done by using Fels & Co.'s Liquid Cof- ce. FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. thirty-five cups of better coffee than can be made by any other process. It is therefore to your interest to give it an unbiased trial, in which case you will become a steady customer. Your grocer keeps it or will obtain it for you. to FELS & CO., Proprietors, PHILADELPHIA, Waren Furezs. Warez Firzzns, EST MAKI Bi CROCKERY, CHINA, and GLASSWARE, ~ KITCHEN UTENSILS, Best quality at lowest prices. Gio. Watts, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. ___FAMILY SUPPLIES, Narr Swan.» THE HIGHEST GRADE OF MINNESOTA SPRING WHEAT PATENT PROCESS FLOUR MADE IN THE WORLD, Give it a trial. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. We eal “Ol as Fides a) & specialty of id Government “Java 6 ‘Tue New Nozrnwesr.» SEW Enterprise. NEW Store. NEW Clerks. NEW Customers. NEW Refrigerators, NEW cllar, An immense stock of NEW first-class Groceries and Prone Ax I m5 Whiskey, are invited Provisions, “*Add new to old, ‘The rest is told” At FALL & LOVE'S “New Northwest,” m3-1m 1620 14th street. 1 1 10 Cass Besr Sucar Cons 13 lbs. LIGHT BLOWN SUGAL., 13 Ibs. TURKISH PRUNE: 7 Ibs. BEST ITALIAN MACANON 11 Ibs, WHITE (A) SUGAR. : Ibe, CHOICE ROAST 4 mixed), 3 bbl. PA’ NVIGORATING. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadultersted tomakes trialof the celebrated ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and flayor to this popular drink. For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, Washington, D. C. THE EVENING STAR. ~- MONDAY... -April 2, 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams fo The Star. Strike of Railroad Laborers, SHAXORIN, Pa., April 2—-A squad of 150 laborers on the Shamokin, Sunbury and Lewisburg railway have struck for ab advance ot cents a day. They now receive $1.25 per day. ‘The strike has not yet become general. a Fire. ConconD, N.H., April 2—A two story and a-halt frame building, a dry house and an engine room owned by Mead, Mason & Co., and occupied by them as a saw mill, and py ‘Porter Blanchar’s Sons’ churn manufactory were burued this morn- ing. Mead, Mason & Co. lose $2,000 on the bu'ld- jog, machinery and stock, and ‘are not insured; the engine and boller were uninjured. Porter Blanchard’s Sons lose $8,000 on stock and ma- chinery; insured for $4,0.0. — Over 200 New Doctors. PHILADELPHIA, spat 2—The annual commence- ment of Je on Medical College was held to-lay. Degrees of doctor of medicine were conferred follows: Pennsrivanl», 114; Ohto, 14; New Jersi 13; Massachusetts, 8; Tillnols, 7; New York, Delaware, 6; Missouri, 5; West Virginia, Dui Carolina, 4; Texas, 4 diana, 8; Towa, 2;'Ala 3 2; Wisconsin,& ‘There were ‘graduates 2150 f1 Cuba, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Austria, Ireland, Tur- key and Germany. a ) A Warm ion Ohio. STEUBENVILLE, O., April 2—This 1s the election ever known hi Every inch is cout. ed, and thousands of dollars are staked on the re- sult. At noon to-day the betting was in favor of McConville, democrat, for mayor. The vote wil! = larger than it was at the last presidential elec- on. Ta- ryland, The New Quaker City Councils. Pumapetrura, April 2—Both branches of the city counctls met this morning for reorganization forthe coming year. ‘There was no contest for the different ofives, and the incumbents of last year’s councils were all re-elected. ‘The political com- plexton of the two bodies Is as follows: Select cguncil, republicans 17, democrats 14; common councll, republicans 60, democrats 30; total repub- can vote 77, democrats 44. Ss A Boy Killed by a Grip Car. CncaGo, April 2—A five year old boy, named Charles Zichel, was killed by a grip ‘car on the State-street Une yesterday afternoon. The driver and conductor were arrested. ee Foreign Affairs. AN IRISH LANDLORD'S HOUSE PLUNDERED. Limerick, April 2—The house of a landlord named Dickson, who had been boycotted, was at- tacked last night by a number of men, who plun- dered it of its valuables. es ‘Telegraphic Briefs. An assignment for the benefit of creditors was filed in New York to-day by Joseph W. Frazier, a dealer in firearms and military gpods, at 299 Broad- way, to Theojore Shotwell, with’ preferences amounting to $77,098.03. The cigar makers of Pittsburg will go on a strike on May 1. Father Walsh, of Waterbury, Conn. mit by cable to-morrow $2,000 for the "ri distressed people in Ireland. — The Markers. BALTIMORE, April 2. ‘trzinia Ga, consolidated, trans- fof the 38; do., second Feries, past due coupons, 4 10. 403,"32 4 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, April 2.—Cotton lower and dull_mid- ding, 97 ier and firm—Howard street and 7a4.00; do. extrs closing dull: 1.20a1.23: No. 1M winter red, spot, au al. June, 1.2 very’ duli—eo. estern mixed, spot, 6: May, 693446544; June, 65%;a06% lower—southern, 50a99.. western. mixed, 50: Pennsylvania, 60253. Rye quiet, 68470. Hay prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 13.00815.0). Provisions steady and frni—iess pork, 20.00. Bulk meats—shoulders and ir rib sides, packed, 8%all. Bacon—shi ar rity sides, 12. Hams, 14015. Lard—refined, i Butter lower— western, packed, 14123; roll, 12418, ‘Kays firmer, 17. Petroleum quiet—refined, 8!,aS'¢. | Coffee firm —Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 84.9%. Sucar firme: soft, BX: covper refined quiet, 16ni0\. Whisky qulct, 1.18%al.19." Freizhts to Liverpool per steamer duil cotton, °6-32a3-16d.; flour, 18.90; grain, 33d. i ceipte—flour, 2,296" barrels; wheat, 22,600 bushels: corn, 28,000 bushels; oats, 7,00) Dushein: rye, 600 bushils. ° Shipments—wheat, 67,000 bushole: corn, 129.000 bushels. Sales—wheat, 411,000 bushels; corn; 91,900 bushels. SS ‘The Vacant Cabinet Place. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES THAT NO APPOINT- MENT 13 NECESSARY FOR TWENTY DAYS. ‘The Attorney General has rendered an opinion upon the subject of the President’s power in tem- porarily filling the office of Postmaster General, which is, in effect, that the President exhausts his authority in the premtses after he has made atem- porary designation. It also holds that the First Assistant Postmaster General can act ag Post- master General for ten days without such desig- nation. According to this construction of the law. the President will have twenty days from the date of the vacancy within which to make an ap- pointment. ‘The President now expects to leave on Wednesday morning for Florida, and itis stated at the White House that the appointmentor Post- master General will not be made untll after his re- turn, The Star Route Defense. PROCKEDINGS AFTER RECESS, After the recess in the star route trial Mr. Mer- rick asked the witness 1f, in his examination of his letter-books, he had looked at the index. Mr. Ingersoll cbjected to the question. ‘The witness observed that he had not personally examined the books. “We understand,” sald Mr. Buss, “how vica- riously everything done by you tn this case has to be done, except the swearing.” ‘The court having admitted Mr. Merrick’s ques- tion, the witness said that he had not asked Col. Love who examined the books, and did not know whether he had examined the index or not. “Will you allow us,” said Mr. Merrick, “to see the index to the book of December 9, 1878, under the letter D?” ‘The Minor Wife Murdor. THE CASE ON TRIAL IN JUDGE RAGNER'S CouRt. To-day, in the Special Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, the case of the colored man Frank Minor, indicted for the murder of bis wife, Victoria Minor, by wounds with a razor, on the 12th of October last, was called for trial—District Attorney Cork hill and Assistant District Attorney C. 8. Moore for the government, and Messrs. T. F. Miller and ED. Wrizht for the prisoner. Minor isa colored man, about 2 or 27 years of age, and at the time of the murder was engaged 45 a cartnan, having for years before been Known as an industrious and quiet citizen. On the morn. ing of the day of the munter there had been some sngry words between hitn and his wife, and after entering on his day’s work Minor returned to his home, on F street, between 31 and 43 southwest, and fading his wife preparing to move he cut her with a razor, gtving her several gasnes, nearly severing the head from the body. Minor made no atlempt to escape, but went to the first precinct statlonhousr and surrendered himself, and admit- ted the act, stating that his wife had been inti. mate with anotler man. He was Indicted shortly atter the murder, and entered a plea of guilty; but the government deemed it wise to ask that some Inquiry be made before sentence was pro- nounced. | Messrs. prisoner, after con- of guilty Was with isomer having been pleaded not guilty. SELECTING THE JURY. On the opening of the court thts morning the se- lection of a Jury was proceeted with—the regular h Deng sworn on thelr woire dire. From ilar panel the followlag were selected: James M. Foster, George H. Boston, Henry M. Dellinger, F. J. Meiberger, jr, Andrew Goddard and Charles Rouff, he following were excuset: George H. Trun- U1. Noble D. Larner, J. R. Coatee, Dorsey Clag: et Ballanty D. Cromwell, W. 0. S, as. A. Crum’ |, Joseph Redfern and -T. Walker; all having opinions of the case. Robert Boyd was challenged by the defense; also, Chas. F, Keys, Isaac n, $f, KU. Polk= iuhorn, W. Lord ana yohn J. Peabody. W. D. Wyvili had conscientious scruples as to capttal punishment. 5 G. H. Kennedy and W. §. Hoze fatled to atiswer. The court orderad that twenty-four names be drawn as talesiacn from the box, to appear at 2 o'clock, The court reconvened at two o'cloc! talestaen were cailed, and of those answering Messrs, John Riddle anil W. B, S. Clymer-were ac- cented. Swormstedt ana U. H. Ridenour had con- jous ecruples. J.H.Gheen and A. A. Marr challenged by the defense, and R.A. Pyles, being a practicing physician, was excused. The court adjourned tl ‘to-morrow morning. The following are the remainder of those drawn a3 talesmen: George W. @ray, J. Hadley Doyle, Solomon Fowler, Thompson Ttoss, T. A. Mo: Laughiin, H. ©. Noyes, W. Scott Smith, T. RK. Burley, John Patterson, W, A. Hutchins, D. F. robinson, B. W. Ferguson, W. T. Davis, D. O'Leary, Joan R. Connell and Roby ©, White, —— Arp For Tris FAMINE SUFFERERS. —The regular meeting of the Irish Famine Aid committee of the Clun-Na-Gael yesterday, at their hall eorner 43g street and Pennsylvania avenue, was of a most interesting character, the presence of the Wolf Tone Club in a body, and a delegation repre- senting 2 number of the employes of the Govern- tnting office with handsome donations for + distressed in Ireland, contributing . Letters from Irish bishops y in the west and northwest the locality and extent of t ue spathy and heartlessness ch the Englsh government regards !t, x upon the Irish tace abroad w hasten 2 ue of their brethren at home from famine graves, by fluancii aid at least, were read. - SIS ‘The Courts. Police CovrtT—Judge Snel. To-day, Henry Hayden,vograncy: 90 days, Chas, Jackson, loud and boistetous; § or 15 days. Mary C, Turner, disorderiy: $5 or 15 days Maud Acton, vagrancy ; 30 days. W. Richardson, colored, earry- Ing a pist¢ 80 days. Peter Bennett, pr ity; b1 Rose McDevitt, raney days. Celia Thonspson, colored, vagrancy; 30 d Frank Brooks, colored, profanity; $5 or 7¢ re colored, assault on Jas H. Jor; $5 or 15 days. —_— Tas PrestpeNt's MOVEMENTS —Prosident Arthur this morning said his plans for leaving Washing- ton to-morrow have been somewhat disarranged, and Uhat he will, probably not start to Florida for and priests, ch! districts, show! existin: . a. several days Tt is surmised from tus reniark that the Prosttent has been advised by Attorney General Brewster that the app cessor for Postmaster General Howe must within len days from the date of the latter's deatn, and that President Arthur delays his departure in order Lo determine who shall fill the vacancy. Tse Bavtivors Post Orrice Caarcrs.—The Teport Of Ue spectal agent of the Treasury depart- iment on the affairs of the Bultimore post office exonerates the clerk against whom charges were preferred, and sustains, in part, the counter charges of incompetency preierred against tue superintendent of the public building. A Sprctat Boarp, consisting of three army Officers and three naval officers, will be ordered late this afternoon or to-morrow morning for the purpose of inspecting the various government Davy yards and arsenals with a view of selecting the location for a foundry for the casting of heavy ordnance, Romance of Crime. THE CONVICTION OF BAKON VON PAWEL-RAMMINGEN, ‘The Vienna court of appeals has confirmed the sentence of the criminal court of Innspruck against Baron von Alexander Pawel-Rammlngen, who was brought to trial at Innspruck on December 15, 1882, on various charges of swindling while acting as representative of clatmants to the property of the late General Reichardt. He was convicted Decem- ber 19 and was sentenced to imprisonment for seven years and the loss of hts title to nobility, During the trial all the charges of the goverument were sustalned, the evidence being direct and indisputable. The Baron was born at Coburg in 1844._He ts a cousin of Baron Alphonse von Pawel- Ramminzen, husband of Princess Frederica, claest daughter of the Late ex-king of Hanover. He was educated as a Protestant, but during a visit to America some years ago ‘he joined the Cuiholle communion, Soon after he was appointed cham berlain to the Pope, a position that gave Lim influence that he Was not slow to uBe at a later eriod. Fophe. history of the Reichardt legacy and the Baron’s connection with itis as follows: Gen. Wale ter Sombre Reichardt, after serving In the army of the Grand Mogul of Dela aga!ust the Buzlish, founded the principality of Sirdhona, 1n northivest India. When he died his large forcune fell to his wife, the crue) Begum Somru. Ske became a Cath- Olic after her husband's death, and adopted as her heir his grandson, David Dyce? Sombre. The East Indla company sequestered the legacy, and law- suits foliowed, and were not ended until'1872, when ee THK NKW YORK STOCK MARKET. f following ere the opentng and closing prtess ithe New York Stock Market to<aay, as reported. by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 889 15th strest. None | @ a;c *5% Nor. & Wes pl 41 | a0 Wig North Pao 2 ay’. . Ly pret SON 8S Do. 24 yw Northwest. M4 wf £CC, CoOL Coal D.,L& W Dea. & KR Erie, 21s. Th. Central P. & Omahi Lake Shor» \ pret. . Low. & Nash Toxas Pac .... Mich. Cent Sy Or gon Tr'ns.. x By Union Pac ....) 96 1 Wa, : 25 Wab. Pac. pid. st Union,.! THE FOLLOWING Navar. Boxnos were appointed And held their frst moctings at the Navy depart- ment to-day: Medical Down: Medical directors F. M. Gunnell and Wm. J. Word, and medtoat tn Spector Daxii Kindicherze Xommning boar: Commodore 8. R. AnKiIn, Captain Jas A. Gre. and Commander F. V. McNair. Retiring boond Commodore SR 2 Medieul airectoe F. M. Gunnell, Medic and Commander F. is recorder of the ab tor D. Kindleberger, Mr. Jas, C, Dalia ve boards, What They Were Afraid of & From the Burlington Hawkeye. Recent dispatches about the star route ease say, “Brady left the witness stena.” A sigh of relict goes up all over the country. ‘There was general apprehension that he would take it with him. It's way he has, wa, —eo—_—__ Travelers’ Guide. PeNnsyivanta Roap:-For f ltimore—a. m.,, 6340, KOO (ex.), 9:90 (ex.), 102890.) (ex.}, 4:90 (ex.), 4240, 620, ex.) Boston—p.m., 1:90; on ¥ bd €ast—a.in., 8 (ox. (ex.) Pam, 1:30 (ex.), (ex) For Philadeipiiia » Pope’ ichinond and south— For Baltimore—a.m., 8, 6:30 (ex.), 1210, 2:90 (ex), 228 KF 720 (x), 1a, Iphia—a.m., 8:10 (ex! P.m., 8 (ex.), 0:40 (ex.) “For Bosto—a.m., 8:1 x)" P.m., 9240 (ex.) and St. Louis— 935 (ex) Fy 8340-(x.) Detroit—p.u ginis—a.m., $240 (ex.) Cincihnaul am, 8:10. Pin, 4 ——. DIE! sSna eae” qOR,Gatarday. March 3". 1683, 9 12.48 sfelock pan, THOMAS We sou Of tue lato Cassell, axed twenty-three Fears. ed) aa” nat: doa, ail reat, 1 sorrow, tis I" rontms Coane your weejnuz, weary parente, dam ony going home By Hits sisveR axp Broraen, Inte residence, No. on Tuesday, April friends of the vay brain, WALT Etch 193%, of comme: nd Mary Conue DWAKD, beloved aon of aged one year aud nine SS. Suddenly, 18831, nt his rositenc he morning of April 2, et south mst, Cape aster Gencral’s af- ice of foneral in morning papers. 2 April Int, T883, at 4 o'clock, DGIN, aged seventy-three yearm nd Giidgin, a native of Mautlandy | yoors a this eity? ny, ck pm., wt rect ‘northwest. Tuterment riends are fuvited. * | | | I the Ist. 1583, a1 6 o'clock p, No. il Nine nth etrent beloved husband of Me- d Sear of his axe. « Asbury M.+ church, northwest, of ‘Menday, pin. Friends and acqua: tend. aca, 6 pace from Hand K atreets st 2 o'ele LUPP. On Monday, April 2. 1983, at 5-108. m., of comestion of the brain, Jo: + beloved daughter of C, and Lawi aged seven months and #ix days. ““Fre ain could blight or sorcow fade Death came with friendly care, ‘The opening bud to hi in conveyed, And bid it blossom there, Funeral from the residence of her grandparonta, 497 nd avenue KoULhWest, Wednesday, April 4th, wt Pt. Fricuds and’ rewtives are invited oe tend. MANNING. On April, 1853, at-8 o'clock EDITH RICHARDSON, soungort Guild of John 8 eu and one UPBS. On March S1, 1883, FANNIE, daughter Biake and wife of E. C, Stubbs, in the 2iat Inte residence, Avon, Mont bck this aliatmout. Serviows eh m. a os! jute Mary L. Manning, aged seven weeks day, WATTE. On Sunday, Apri Im, 1883, at12 15 0'elnck P.to., MALIE CAMIL®, (of Urentia,) aged three god iwety wen daya, daughier of ANbUT Ml. aud Funersl wii take place from the residence of her grandi-the”, Jas. Keicher, S Missouri aveuua on Cone iw Everything first: 6 end reasonable. — a © Sor me Page pacey oe Aub: ‘To the frends of my late brother, an@ publie severally, I carnestly recommend Mr, FINN. and kuaraptes prompt and pollte av mu * ANNA MAKIA Bi RTBU Re rY& 4% GENERAL UNDE WAREROOMS, 344 Pr + WASHINGTON, D. JPR QA E, GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenve northwest. Terue moderate and everything fot-class. Teleph connection. mis Joke wiieaT UNDERTAKER, 1287 Texrk Sraker Nokrewrer. ‘Teevhone Connection, eit} UGUSTUS BURGDO ur 4 “No,” sald Mr. Ingersolle BUS mu . aupromise | A FURNISHING UNDERTARE! TH Shusors, aller ive day public notice of ch re H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, “Wi you allow us to seé the index for May 13, | between the cristae See mae a cate "Dron, et — Sree De GEO. A. O'HARE, Grocx: PHILADELPHY, 1879, under the letter B2” asked Mr. Merrick. married a daughter of Admiral St. Vincent, and Very tina aret-clam. dant ¥, & MIDDLETON, ‘Troete, 7 es = “No,” sald Mr. Ingersoll, was aiterward declared a lunatic on account of =———S== ae PDPRCANEON BROS., Avctionsers, Ld 1213 7th street northwest, bet. MandN. | sarg-7at BOLE PROPIIETORS1# a Mr. Merrick shen gave the witness notice to] nis extravagance. In revenge he disinherited THE TRADES. =e \ his wife and willed all bis property to the Bast | ———————""""*___ASAADIES, aRUST, OF VALUABLE BF AU ESTATE Bosrox Cucumsena, Liato0Ers DORSEY DOSN'T REMEMBER. Ingla company. | After his atath bis widow mar. | 7 EDGEKB, JOURNALA x IN THE OF¢Y OF WASHINGTON, SOME ‘Boston sg ri rd Forester and iminediately attacker ‘Cash Books, &e., &e., IPR: SITUATED— Loreen Rnthee No COMA Raren EAT eee eae | tim WHC ADORE Che Sats Soe IE aa nee | eiahcr ma Kgceits Basaicy ee eee OS ON @ STREEY NORTHWEST, —— — Fee ea ne con ere: WIRE te erent weet ty bd that Gen. Relcherdi was not an In- | _ 388 W. MCNEAL, Prope. BANKERS £XD BROKERS, ON WASHINGTON STREET,” Philadelphia Capong, 1878 that the Tongue River route would be in- tates His descendants in the Tyrol UEUS H. DARBY, ore Cataierter tue: Fresh Salmon, creased, Whether he told him so or not, witness | were summoned and a linguist named Genaud, of | Ae BOOK AND JOB PRINTF! ‘iy exares aon DELAWARE AVENUE, THIRD STREET BAS’ Fresh Scallops, HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD BYE WHTS-| believed it woule be. The witness’ memory | Bozen, claimed the legacy on behalf of a woman PRESS-WORK VOR THE TRADB 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, ON K STREET NORTHWEST, Oyaters, etc., 46 Kys, Was very imperfect as to the directions | pretending to be a descendant of Keichardt’s sis- 482 th stroot, near FE. ant - pe et sie . PALACE MARKET, Be, Dad given to Rerdell. | Witness said he | ter. ‘The case miscarried, but Genaud procured | 7 TBBON BROTHERS, Wasurxercx, D.C. puironuretacee Bon 38 FRANK J, TIBBETS, had deposited $3,000 to the credit of John W. Dor- | another client, Maria Wiumayr. In 1876, Count | (G 1BSO% CTICAL BOOK’ PRINTERA, ~ . F AND ON H STREET NORTHWEST. = sey & Co., when Rerdell_went away, and author- | Gunther Sternberg introduced this pair to Baron rage a DOOR ARR oe Seen saad oe mi ee ia oP a, trios of (a decree = ge Supreme Sour, D. ood eam BRN ee ee wiktien Uae Peeled ae sign peed in tne Danis of gobn ioe ane whose: socomplishmen! le] 2 Fine Printing axpecialty. jan? 8 Genorai Bapkine, Brokerae yurance Busi- | C.. 1 Pause No. 8,429, og re . Dorsey & Co. Witness thought he had a right | hima valuable man to promote the interests ——— = —— sees. HARE eet aii SC nL nike FaTAD AY, tno 3 im Ere Ee Bess MONTICELLO "77, fo authorize Peles the name of enn he clalmancs, He procured trom small capitalists QTEAMER JOHN Ww. THOMPSON Stock F xchapae. ¥IPTH DAY OF APRIL, A.D.1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK, o aon; sey » because he (witness) furnished the | in London, Rome, Paris and Vienna joring — P.M., infront of the preiives, Lot No. 26, with tor 20S Exe EER = BAKER, money. under premtse of repaying them three-fold. He in- ‘Leaves Sixth Street Wharf SERUAYS THE § provements thereon, in the subdivision of Lot 3, In TIT . NNN ON OLD CRowW, Mr. Merrick asked the witness where ho had | terested several notable personages in England | gyep: cs shes, sleet that St'the Staal Nesey | $0: wil i ream nee aeaee 3 2 HERES con aa AND S00TOR WHISEY, The cross examination was in progress when Somru had bequeatued a large sum to the Catholic Slonring atnoarty all cho river landings as far down as mui? . ¥. ENIG anager. | Aud on FRIDAY, the SIXTH ‘FIVE Pp, | 55S : uM, our report closed. mission at Agra, to secure 6 clergy. Canieal Aca eae _— Ean ag tn Sate oe ‘we will sell Lot No. 27, in Pe HA Rgegees JAMAICA RUM. pe He also promised the Capuchin Friars at Rome | 22gyire*t = = z PB VATE stock TELEGRAPH WIRES Saetan saroce TAG tee tora coe oe Teme on Wi nt RRERC L HAANNNO Ep PIPER HEIDSIC sini rete Se eee eroomuee _ POTOMAC THANSPORTATION LINE. a R RE L WASAN NNO OR CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION. elr share in return for soe ee EB RERELLILUA AN NN COOKERS Seed % ‘On SALURDAY, SEVENTH APRIL, at FIVE P. M., = DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ PO was at the Police Court th 7 si SETWEER Pi. it Wand Le in square 14S, GoM tok Davee | Goa Oo EBON, ERE IN TEE CN DRAUGHT aup DORELED, ” | Mr Campbell Carrington pepeie te Vennor’s Predictions for April, saphaceae shay fone Te cies eee ete Re oes hice $3 BBE N kN YOUNGEN'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- the'coroner's jury, to release the defendant. tig | #f0m Vennor’s Weather Builetin. Retorning, leaves aitinore eveey FRIDAY at ® othe WASHINGLON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. | front ot the premises, we will sal Lota Now Je, oe GaGa 00 DDD KEE N NN LED, HOLLAND GUM court refused to comply with the request, and tne | _ The detailed character of April appears to%s to | p.m. Ete Now. ato it inehdsive, aud 10% Now 4850, ine HOH L L «SWay). defendant was committed for the action of the | be somewhat as follows: April enters = © Sun- |” Si sccmmmolstons autctiy, ree pe meebnaan usive, inthe subdivision’ of square ), Ob : : . grand jury. day with a March storm, and the same day of the | gi URDAYS cn, = was st nnd om alley in square. HHH OT £ ——.__. only = SDAY.the ELEVENTH APRIT, at FIVE HH CL £ EB. C. KNIGHT, week is likely to continue stormy through the SIEPHENSON & BRO., Ageots ‘the prem ‘the west half of lot No. HH MT LL ren 7 | fe13 1782 B Avene District Government Affairs, i th and 6th will like! mi6-6m 7th street wharf and 12th st. ‘and Pa. ave. ite 526, with the building thereon, on K | WILL ALWAYS MAKE REAUTIAGH ROLES, = srenne NO MORE CHANGES AT PRESENT. Pagan en See eae ay prove Mareay . = = H. H. DODGE, ‘ween 3a and 4th streets west; and at BREAD AND BISCULLS ts ht ‘ in lake regions and lower provinces, Newfound- HE STEAMER MATTANO LRAV? = WASHING LUCK ON SAME DAY, in tront of premi Wholesale corner Ist street and Indiana avenue, here porn Dew > Wake th TOR ten probably coming in for heavy gales.) The ‘Tuesdays aud Thursdays, at 7 Fee ee coed ae, rat He improvements, on Mi) jet Wi M. GALT & Co.” | Craporeaurs Poet ae and Me Edna ommussioners had | son to 12th are probable dates for severe frost, act Sundays down and: Wednesda ye ups Bonds, Stocks and Inveeticent Seonrities Tore’! awa TEtH APRIL, at FIVE. R KEM. WINE OF PEPTONE. would bevno further immediate action aa" te | Tuese were experienced in 1882 “The BOth and 21st yl I Bold on Coulsdon, tho rear parte of lots Nos. &, $10 atid 11, in the | J VEN Xs, A winorlansful of which contains 10 grammes of Beef | Changes of the for ce. stormy and wet in majority of sections. ‘The | Guys up: laysin Mattox creck (destination) Senday and hysion of {ot No, 4, ip square 918, with tthprove- | Spee Lawe, VEAL MUTTON Goes rtifcially digested by Pepsine. Itis entirely asaimiia- month will end cold and stormy and May-day may | Thursday nights, onl Nomini and Prospect Hull wend IMM! TATELY THEREARTER, bt wo, fe ee ys® CORNEDBEEF | ble and passes into the blood vessels without reairing tho COMMISSIONER WEST SATISFIED. be ushered in with snow and sleet In northern and | (destination) Tuesday niente, a rocevel ane ru STREET, (CORCORAN BVILDING,) | 13. in equame No. 817, with the improvement, ou i ‘ headed (oy demaemeces work, TE ie highly rocom- | Mr. West was at his post but had nothing new | western sections and cold rains at ollene whines | wsformation even at cles af G. te Rui, Sue Btalle 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street jest iz western stivet, bet. 4th and ot sta.nw. Street wing. | mended (by the medical faculty “of Paris) to convenes $74 1116 Venomrivania avenue, G. T. JONES, Ageut, ‘Fecige: One-thitaemh, a "which a depont of $100 | $2406 and 308 Nerden OF gaat to Persona whoce blood is poor or whorudier hem | 10 SAY. He his willing, he says, for things Wo Test Fill probably be some unusual terms of warmth | Tusirest watt. Seen, Lor Wh » Stock Brok on cach pares! will be required at ti sale, balan ~ aot Onion. ‘Chic Dial We as Uney are, uring Month, but altogether it will partake sees » Beksee | Sitnotw fearing iutcrentctonme aed troees tha | gbarkoting Galivered treeal charge to sliparta of the ot BIDS WERE OPENED at 12 o'clock to-day, in the office of the District Commissioners, for the repairing of the P streat bridge. The work embi both wood and tron. ‘There was but one bidder—Messra, W. B. Downing Of its average character and be of a fat “Def cared by deed of trast om the property sold, cr all cash | Sit¥: ‘scription. ter, If the rebie de- 4 Dacapwax. Naw Yore, st option ot 7 TRESS MONROF, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTB AND THE soUT! = De . t Steamer, Lo. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st terms arenct compiied with within ten days after wale the property will be, re- ing purchaser, Conveyancing, TH. JESUP MTL! old at riek of cet &e., at purchaser's DENTISTRY. And Beabourd Coasting LADY OF THE LAKE, leaves 6th street —————— Ae TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- serted «11 burg on the 15th of May.-—The ers | Stopping st Finey Point ang Fat Lockout cmght ant entd on commie | onns.auas LER} Trustees, “tinmediately after natural foot 5m. Dae, Union at New Haven,Conn, held @ tm yester. | Genes en Non Yosh sumern: and all Francisco, Ka'ttizore, Philatelpiia, New | 2 lth nplendid success,” Modern ‘abd killin: 7 aici} aon day,and discussed the proposed increase Of §1 per | south, and at Old Furat with the Cheaspeake: * York, Hoefon snd Washincton, Orders executed on ths Tranches of Dentistry. “Moderate PPS — GOC0OA "Tekews Sewer at a hes of J rate fea 4 : on jousand. A cominittee was appointed to pro. Hatecours crn jew Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent ja3-ly DR. DONNALLY, street northweat, BREAKFAST. Mr. C. R. McBlair, the new pig ageiro rose re a report.——The en cigarimakers of | Oftce, 1351 Px. ave. ; St. Marc os boat a Gcmumiesion. | Private and direct telegraph wires to | gates of 11 Cutan Reto D* ® = scorn, ania ce ie ereenrs eae se tap Police onze iphia are looking for an increase of wages, | Ofice,613 26th st. ALFRED Ji 3 cmon. Baltimore, Fhiladelphi, New York and | qStiqt,cf Morecs. Carriages, P DENTIST, GRATEFUL—CoMFORTING to-day vice Mr. I. N. Carey, and some of them, who are members of the | yea VERNON! MT. VEENONII ; . Boston, through which orders are executed on the | HALI-PATT TEN OCLOGR, 12d F strect northwest. | spy knowledge of the wa which Knights of Labor. have decided to ask an advance | Vf { Stock Fachanges in thoee cities and repertea back | Liberal advahoes made Ai Preservation of the Natural Teeth a Specialty. f1-4m* | go, DY Bt ‘of atari ies oy ing from $1 to $2 per thousand. — ; promit'y. Quotations of Stocks aud Fonds and im: | Pyiuy Adverticed . F. GEYER. BR, RANDALL PARSONS, Detar, S careful of ths ace of well we formetion regarding the Markets received throwgh cue Ob RT VOSE & CO., Auctioneers. mé6-im 428 7th Ballentynes Book ne . Mp) pas ‘our breakfast ta- wires INSTANTLY direct trom the Sew York Stock | =o hom yagi Ly Gam elven Say" of flavored. which —— _MEDICAL, &e. ” ye KLOEBER, DENTIOT, R. JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURD Air by the Han Systeme toe De patnioen 7 D pa Syntilis, Reror sae t Sore od Buarat iced in either stare. TMT. DEN: (o. 487 Revere House, D 7 . BSB ats ee ed