Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1883, Page 3

SSS —=— SALES NOON. AUCTION ESTATE ME OF ii % RIAT VED, SI ON G SPREET NO! oN W ren THIS EYE Ween a wt POSITIVELY ¢ NING. IAMS & €O., 3 FINE DIAMON 13 are to clove ont the atock as so bargains at private sale durin WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO... A» mi 9-8t AS TION SALI . Co ; FIRST AT SEVEN P.&, ED Pi. MAKCH mtimning name im ya rain Carp) i THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. | LIER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionce fz BIRDS!! BIRDS AND VALUABLE COL STUPFED BIKDS AT AUC at o RIL FIFTH aud SIXTH. AT CK AM, HALE-Past ‘TWO and SEVEN P.M; alarge and valuabie col- a iety of the mont th America, preserved in the imest aurabie e well known Taxidermist, ehke tanner, by the salhra th, of New Yor! ef tibition WEDS oor Sales 01 and Herr Hart Auctioneers, NOH CLOTHS SUTLINGS OF 1 it, io we: POSITIVE MEEE Di A. M., SALE OF FRE SPRING SATURDAY MORNING, AL HALF-PAST TE: ds, at YS ta street, 4 TABL' HIRTS, GOSSAME MERES, AND A COMP UF DE! BLE DOMESTIC jetor i4 fest Ladder for M. FOLEY, An dum 7th at! te, ab tes tha ANSON BROS., Au CRCH BUILDING STREET, 0 THWie tk. in Col niambered. ether with all . eFivileces and 9p) Joneiny or we rtalntng. t to a deed of trust of 7 per cent. from December 1, ix dated Mareh 1, A. D. 1881, and alter date. $1,250 and interest at 7 per cent. fron ‘Taxes and expenses of wale In ca 4 two years from day of «ale. Lotes t to be se the same, ared by deed of Ke., at cost of purchaser, if terme of days from day of reeell the property purchaser or pure TE =H} AUOTION SALES. FINANCIAL W'S AUCTION BAZAAR, 465 and 470 C street northwest. VENTH, AT TWELVE tour Biden Si aoe ¥, Chesiout Mare, pritue Vy animal: Bay ie pair Black Horses, for Car- eyitorse, buggy and Har- in havin no use for and Phaetona, Bugies, Carriages, Light” Delivery ¥ “ogons, and @ fine sasort- Brives, Halters, Cs tof Second-hand Har- SIGNMENTS SOLICITED. wc Horse! Carciages or other property Bazaar eariy on the ‘ned, recardless o be present. nonecr. TH, 1883, at m roems, Tehail eel veto bovers ebotl Wauren BWI SALE ¢ AMS & CO., Aucta, WILLIAMS & C9., Auctioneers. EK B. IMPROVED PROP- H AND R SDA L TENTH, at HALF-PAST all well, in front of the G. W. Hopkins’ sub- abrick dwelling, ¥, APKL KP. rma of sale: O:¢-third cash, balance six, twelve, nl eighteen the for notes hearing inverest from and secured by a deed of trust on property <e., at purchaser's cost; $0 ad deed ¢ of trust t HALF-P3 NDAY, SIX- ee, near Bright dat the wale. r wainderin one and dep: Conveyancin, If tery should not be complied dsys the property will be resold at cost of eer. PSON, Trustes. INDIR, . 8 years old, sired by Fisk's Ham- ize ct Fdward 2:19. dam by Mambrino a Very stylish, nice, prompt, eacy. driver, does or ruil, wears no bo ts or wei bts, very fine hus’ ne equal teen in 9, znd is without first_clask roud, bn of On Foxd uF tre two men v very fast hor-e. Buggy, made by McDermott, 1 ct Harness, sotid metal, at auction. TURDAY, APRIL’ SEVENTH, 1883, AT in front of my auetion rooms, I Its consiuervd one of its in the city apa-3t - WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. INTH, A. D. 1883, at within ‘and in front auction rooms, corner 4D strects northwest, the persona) effects of B.B Hall, widow of the Inte R. M. Hull, of ~_ named in part: Walnut Bedste: inrors, Wieker Chairs, Wainut Music Lack, Mahogany le ‘Tables, Maho s nid plush; Easy C! ti Wire woven and Hi, Pillows and Bolst fi ‘Och and Mr: jattresses, Feather ts, Redding, 19 Ol Paintings, with ‘te ravings, Chromos, Silver Um, Cut Glaseware, hina, Crockery Ware, 00 humerous to mention, ‘deg of the Executor. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ryuomas vowLrs TRUSTEES’ SAL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPOVED PROPERTY IN GLORGE- By virtue of a dectve of the Supreme Court of neg Auctioneer. D-strict of Columbia, passed on the Sth day of Jau- re tal const de- l , in equity of the LF TH DAY OF the right, title 01 hall sell at public auction, sea, OL THURSDAY, 1h, at FIVE O'CLOC: interest of th snixe tn all those es or parcels of in snimproved real es- Leinsin Georgetown, D.C aut corner cf West ai the same on the in the oeut-rof the ling the two brick houses standin, ner, and ri West stree iain wall togethi r on 1 muse anid apy And immed lece or par- to the east aning for the point in the I uc wall above decried, and rm ning thence east with the south line of Weet street 2 ce south ut richt ances with West strect 91 theace westerly parallel with West and 25-100 feet, thence northerly 53. aud 8-100 alive drewn from the poiut of bevinning the center of the said dividing wall 39 feet, ith suid line reversed northerly to the place of together with the improvements, cousistinse ‘story and attic brick house and the appurte- sd. And immediately thereafter, of ground, being wetown, front, ning for the xamie that plece or par- so in Beal's second addition to wou Consress street, bewin- tthe northwest corner of lot nui ‘Sfirst addition to Georgetown, and terly and parallel with Weat strect 120 heat corner of lot 91, of Beall's first ad- ion, thence northerly at rizht auigles to West street thence westerly parallel with Weat strect 129 36-100 fect to the east line of Congress street continued, thence scutherly with theseast line of Con- | reas tredt, continued 31 ald 43-100 feet to the place of exinning, the saine being unimoroved, eave by a fine brick stable, standing at the rear of said lot. h. And immedistely theresfter, all that piece or of ground known, Iaid down, and deacrilea on plat of Georzetown as and being parts of lots 1 in square numbered 6, in “Old G wo, gihning at the end of aliné drawn 63 feet westerly on the south side of Water street from the southwest corner of High street and Water street, and running ther eet; thence south- arallel with High street to te channel of the aud thence easterly and parallel with Water street t. and then by a straight line tothe begimning— the saiue bens improved by a large brick warehouse and fine whart. by the decree: One-third ‘of euch ton, D. ‘al Estate Agent. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ESS” FEOPERTY MAND N STR S. 1229 AND L BE. S$ NOWTHWEST, 4 wil offer, at preauees, on 1 Uk Be OF APEIL, less, AT HALF- P. M., the “folowing described Lot numbered nineteen (19) and the f Lot numbered twenty (20), in square mndred and forty-e' a8 sub- fon April 4th, fr aud running back wi! out 105 feet al ‘The improvements const tot two thtee-story Lrick dwellings with stores Bttacine "Ter: One-fourth cash, and residue in equal six, twelve and eighteen 1wonths from be “ne by the purchacer’s notes, x iced of trust on the propert sh Ste, pasehaners cotton. deport Of $200 must be made at tie time of the sale; andif the ferns of sale be not omuplied with within oné week from the day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell and cost, after ra £ ale: ‘Terms of race as prescribed of purchase money in cash, and the balance iu six and nonths. wi interest thereon at the rate of 6 1 until paid, and for the deferred ‘y the purchasers’ notes are to be taken for the amouute of the fnatallmente and secured by a deed of trust on each piece of property sold, or te purchaser tay pay all cash, at his or her ception. A good and sufficient deed to be given on the final ratification of the sale by the court, -All convey- ancing aud recording at purchaser's cost. Tf the terns hot complied with in seven days from the day he trustees reserve the right to resell at the ris the RANDALL HAGNER, pies £10 Loufsiana aventie, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF MARYLAND AVENUE EAST. FRAME HOUBE, No, 1233 Hany C. Towess & C BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Waserxaron, D.C., Do a General Banking, Brokerage and Insurance Busi- ness. H*RRY C. TOWERS is a member of the Stock Exchange. inh17-3m_ SKHAPS ‘THE SIMPLEST, THE TEAST COM- licated plan of insurances éver presented to tho fathers and mothers of families, and « plan that for once can be understood, ig thst of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association." Office 1509 H street. mhl7 I. Y. KNIGHT, Manager. pass STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocke and Jnvestment Securities Bought and tefd on Commission, No. £39 I5tH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4gency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Buoapway. New Youre, Ferm etnee of Seenmitios honcht and sold on enmmis- Ficn in San Franeieco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, 2 end Washington. Orders executed on tho New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to Kichmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and. Toston, throush which ordera are executed on tho Stock Exchanyes in those cities and repertea back Fromptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation recarding the Marketa received through our wires INSTASTLY direct irom the sew York Stock Exchance. nl FAMILY SUPPLIES. a Warr E 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 make a specialty of ‘‘Old Government Coffee. GEO, A. O'HARE, Grocer, 123 1213 7th etreet northwest, bet. Mand N. ’ Bostox Cucumpens, Boston Tomatoes, Beston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capona, Fresh Salmon, Fresh Scallops, Cysters, cto,, 46 a8 PALACE MARKET, FRANK J. TIBBETS. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! COG EE! RRR FEE B55Sg, oo Kk RR E Oo KE RRR ER Ook Rk RE a Goo ERR R R EEE &8gss8 7 TLIT FRE RRE YT, 11 NN N GGG. gg RRL HNNNG @ eg gb REPRE NANG co SsssS_ T KERR K LULL I? NN GOOD RRR EFEL ll a NN N CUO R ig L Tl AA NN NO CO RRR LE L ILAANNNO z R REL WASAN NNO © BR RRRRLLLLIIA AN NN CCU GGG oo L DDD EEE NN N G G@OoOL DDE NNN feo 8,3 £., Bot Bt ie GGG 00 LLLL DDD KEK N NN Hun LE L HOH WOE L HOH OD fu tun 7 by WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL KOLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street aud Indiana avenue. Jet WM. M. GALT & CO. | Rng ae oe eR Ix Frast-C; ea. Crass EEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &0. CORNED BE! “MUTTON, Xe. CORNED BEEP ABPEG! Btalle 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, p iberty Market; or Address and 206 and 208 Northern Li Box 71, City Post Office. Marketing delivered {reoof charge to sllpartsof the city. inar24 tei Peculiar to Ladies, married or All irregularities and Ovarian ‘Troubles treated. : mb31-Im* single Thirt} ) ANHOOD 5 A¥E ov two of Dr. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial. Wil cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- Inte and Impotency. It imparts vigor to the whola sy-tem. 906 Bet. s, 123-2m.* BROTHERS GRAY GIVE NO FREE ‘scriptions and id you to some side-show ruggist who divides profits with the doctor. ‘Those are of acure of private diseases should con- sult Drs, BEOTHERS and GRAY, 906 B st. s.w. Will fur: divikes, guarantee a cusy or no pay. experi \ BE A victim of early impruaence, causing Nervous De- ty. Premature Decay, ete., having tried in vain ry known remedy, had discovered a situple means of nelf-cure, which he send free to his fellow- sufferers. Address J, H, REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New York. 4-s, tu, thak6m. n 558, TITY REE Trrt Hl g's ssc fee TH H Ho? Sess F Een 3, TTT EEE ct Wiad re eho $ Ee Gk dont CELEBRATED STOMACH fot HF 2 Ble e sk What tho great Restorative, HOSTETTER'S STOM- ACH BITTERS. will do, must be gathered from what ithasdone. It has effected radical cures in thousands of cases of dyspepsia, bilious disorders, intermittent fever, nervous affections, general debility, constipa- tion, sick headache, mextal desvoudency, and the pe- culiar complaints and disabilities to which the feeble are eo subject, For eale by ali Druggists ana Dealers generally. ap3 Liqvors. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WIHts- Kys. MARYLAND CLUB A, MONTICELLO "77, BAKER, OLD Crow, ROYAL CABINET, IRISH AND SOOTOH WHISKY, BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM. PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS' POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GIN (SWAN). E. C. KNIGHT, 1732 Pennsylvania avenue. LZ —- Mends Glass, Crockery, L Wood, China, Leather L s&c., solid as rock! Hard tonghest and most elas: U_ EKER tic Glue on earth! A GGL UU OK SamaonianGiantamong Soo b UY BE stoterGius snd ce. i f men i E Goce Thun “uv Thee Nengrepambon—Always Ready-—Al y Mendes Marble, Stone, Patches on Leather and Rubber Goods, rac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap Books, Leather Belting, Ornaments of every kind, Book Backs, Earthenware and everything else with everlasting inseperable tenacity !! Mai turers of Gummed Labels, Textile Fabrics. Fine Ca:riage and Pianos and Cabinct Makers, Scroll Sawyers, &c., supplied by gallon or barrel. 20 Cts. per Bottle: by mail, post-paid, 10c. extra. Mailed only by the manufacturers, PS J. U, OMEARA & CO., 1347 Pa. ay., Washington, D.C. ‘Live Aventa wanted everywhere. Sold by Drnggi Grocers, Stationers, Hardware sud general stores. N.B. test’ wil ‘The names of winners 1n_ the $100 word con- e announced about April 1s 2 Dycxennorr Ponrtaxp Just arrived, and in Warchouse at BISCO NTH STREET WHARVES, Accargo fresh from Factory st Amoneburg, Germany. egtimonisls from responsible consumers, and experts eused and tested this Cement, proves conclu- sively that it is the beet Imported Cement in the market, For information as to prices, &c.. apply to H. L. CRANFORD, Bole Agent D. C., 1420 F et. now MENT, Or, H. L. BISCOR, 10th st. wharves. PAVEMENTS FOR SIDEWALKS, CELLARS, GARDEN AND PARK WALKS, Of WHEREVER A SOLID, DURABLE PAVEMENT Is KEQUIRED, IN GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL SLONE, NEUCHATEL MASTIC, ASPHALTUM. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. H. L. CRANFORD, mhl4-I1m 1420 F street northwest. FFP PPP MM MM ae See ol F tae MMMM AA Y ¥ a eee x ce a AA YY¥ FF: P 7 MMMAA ¥ & CO. HARDWARE, NSYLVANIA AVENUE. mhl19 Prussrine’s PURE CIDER VINEGAR. THE CELFBRATED GREEN BRAND, . 2 A Delicious art Oysters end Salads havo a new | flavor by using it. ‘The only reliably PUiE VINE- GAR in the Market brilllantly Clarified, Wo shill receive a lure consieument of this fam ‘ous Vinegar aliout March 15th, for distri- bution to the trade at prices to bring it within the reach of all, Secure a lot at one N. A POOLE & CO., 937 LOUISIANA AVFNUE. mh9-1m CARD. ‘To all who aro suffering from the errors andin- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, Joes of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. | ‘This «reat remedy was dis- covéred by a missionary’ in South America, ‘Send & sellcaddvesned envelope to the Itzy. Josken T.INmax, Btation D, New York City. o7-«.tu, th, &k, 1y i ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND longest established specialist in this city, with 18 }<ars expericnee, will guarantes acure in all of ihe Urinary Oneins, Nervous Weakness, etc. ly confi vult MARAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- dies. _Allfemsie complaints quickly cured. Can ba consulted daily at 1245 7th strest northwest. Oflicehours from 1 to 9 o'clock p.m., with ladies only, 16-20" KAD! BEAD!: EDGERS, JOUBNALS, aid eaiaae we Y atl; Bindery, 1012 Pa. Cer ee W. MONEAL, Prop’. Res BERND son PRIN’ PRESS-WORR FOR THE TRADE 432 9th etreet, near E. eee Room awn 08 PRINTERS, ea BA Penneyivania avenue, Washington. D. 0. FOR . $30,000 *° ~FIFTY-FIFTH POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 00., in the city of Loriaville, on. MONDAY, APRIL 30rn, 1883. These drawings occur on the last day of eacn month (Sundays excepted.) Repeated adjudication by Fed- eral and State courts have placed this Com: pany , beyond the contro of the law. ‘0 this Company belonys sole honor of inaugural aul By virtue of u deeilof trust, recorded in Liber Xo.. 899, £0 10 160, one of the laud recoras for the bates of Columbia, Tyas surviving trust, wil sell in freee 9 the prominin, at public auction, om FRIDAY. “THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. A.D.1883, AT FLUE situate and iying In the eity of D.C. dames FW ns hed ie ot part of square wus james F. Wollard's subivision num- beret ten: thundred and six (1006), as recorded ie Liter HL. H., follo 320, ke., im the surveyor's office of ‘the the property, et the purchasers Tink three days" notice in The Event 4 = ing Star newspaper. Dietict of Columbia torether with all the improve nts, eascmenta, rights, privileres, and tenances to the same belonging or in auywise ap] rerms: One-t cash: stoner eatin tut ti at cured by deed of truston icaah, of purchases. Con ‘ax purchaser's cont. fe renarven to rast wo yore ot defaulting purchaser, after five some uewspaper published tu Ws D.C. A ae ap2-d&ds 6. faalieeeie 8. Pi Cama oh havi tho only plan nich ticir drawings are proven houest and’ fal bw auestion, x i . B.—The company hand a large az resrvo fund aed coset the fat of Sines at as APRIL DRAWING. ono ines or BT 20 Prise 10000 1100 Prizes, 10,000 200 Prizes, ee €00 Prizes, 1,000 Prizes, ina Hand iB 3 Prizes, 900 960 1a Ger Tue Best “ “THE CONCORD HARNESS, ‘HE CONCORD COLLARS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining tho National Hotel. Role Agents for Hill's Celebrated Concord Harness. TRUNKS and HAKNESS in great variety, at Lowest Prices. fr H D. BARR, IMPORYER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsyivania Avenue Northwest. SPRING Goops. Complete and carefully selected stock of Suitin ‘Trouserings and Vestings of approved styles. at puade and trimmed in te Gnieurparsed Isler of tho ing fashion house of Washington: nhl : mgLOD FD. BARR. mb: ANOTHER JOB LOT—6) PRS. WOMEN'S KID But. Boot, size 24 to 7, $1, worth $1.25; odds and ends in Ladies’ fine slippers, 50, 60 and 75c., to close out, at half price; broken sizes,'2\, 3, 334 and 4, plain esa a ni i eos en eee 7 aK pt . itton,, WO $30, Odds and enda Chili's Shoen, from G06. apy sold or double, Misses and Boys’ But. and. yt Shoes, the best in town, for $1; Ludies' Peb. Goat and ys’ Sailor h $1. fore they are L. mb26 J. W. SELBY, 1914-1916 Penn. ave, Bisnors Canrnorme, Unequaled asa Toilet Ri ; cures CHAPPED and ROUGH SKIN, allays IR! TATION and renders the Revi ivy ead atlases coe have your money Tefunded. Price Ise, per bottie. : Prepared bj L. C. BISHOP, Druggist, f10 730 9th street. corner H atreet northwest. Cc HAPOTEAUT’S WINE OF PEPTONE. Awi jul of which 10 of Beef ificially digested by Pepaine, Itis entirely aonfmiiee and passes into the blood veseels without reqiring the Imended (by the medical faculty: of Paris) 10 convalos- ‘cents, to persons whose b! jguffer from. L=@s. COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, ie DIRHES AND THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY......... April 5, 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams {0 The Star. Legistath Agninst the Passion Play. ALBANY, N.Y., April 5.—A bill was introduced in thesenate, and immediately ordered toa thind read- ing to-day, to prevent any attempt to personate or Tepresent Jesus Christ, the Saviour, by any show, play or dramatic representation. 'The bill pro- hibits any such representation, whether free or for an admission fee, and deciares # violation of its provisions @ misdemeanor, punishabie by a fine of not less than $500 nor more than $2,009, or impris- opment not less than six mouths hor ‘more than one year, ——— Latest Foreign News A FENIAN N!TRO-GLYCRRINK FACTORY RAIDED, BinwinanaM, April5.—The clty police made a rald upon a sispected locality in Ledsam street, Lady Wood, and discovered a Fenian ultro-glyc ine factory in full operation there. The apparatus for preparing and mixing the explosive compounds was constructed on scien- Ufle principles and with all the cunulng craft watch clearly showed its inventor to be not only @ thorough scholar in chemistry and machine! but also an adept in expedients for avoidiig notoriety and preventing discovery. Among the noteworthy features of the place was a shrewdly devised method for carrying the fumes up the chimney and consuming ihe odors. It is learned that the premises in Ledam street were take! months ago by a man named Whitehead. Irish-American, who in front of business was that of a paperhanger. “Whitehead himself was taken Into custody when the police le their descent on the den, and 1s now in close nement. A considerable quantity of glycerine was selzed by the officers at the sa time. Information now tn the hands of detectives tends to demonstrate that the plice 1s the central manufactory of explosives and the most import- ant depot of ail internal contriVances in the King- dom.“ Whitebead, who 18 described as a man about 25 years of age, dark in complexion, and with a marked Ameri ent, has been in the habit of purchasing the suppites of nitro-giycerine and acids which were necessary to run the busi- ness, an had a sign bung out the place indicating that bis PRECAUTIONS AT WINDSOR CASTLE. Loxpon, April 5.—More precautions are being taken at Windsor Castle. Tt 13 even hinted that the whole conspiracy here and in America will be exposed. Whitehead’s examination this afternoon at Birmingham developed nothing startling. MR. PARNELL AND THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION, Lonpon, April 5.—It has been definitely decided that neither Mr. Parnell nor any of the other members of the Irish parliamentary party will at- tend the convention at Pilladelphia. —— Arrested for Robbing a Letter, Stare Cente, I4., April 5.—Granger Centre, as- sistant postmaster here, was arrested on Tuesday night for robbing the office of a valuable regis- tered letter. He has made a confession and the money has been recovered. SAN AnTonto, Tex., April 5.—E. 8. Watton, of Philadelphia, a graduate of Harvard University, Was arrested yesterday, charged with stealing money from Saver & Smith, by whom he was em- ployed as bookkeeper. Walton has confessed his G al 8. H. Russell, who was charzea a false account against the govern- » marshal, has been found guilty. — Three Thousand Children Thrown Out inployment. Mrawavxre, April 5.—It is estimated that the labor bill passed by the legisiature tmposing a fine and imprisonment 1n the case of the employment T 14 years of age will throw nearly of employment in this city. ‘The large cigar manufactories employ a considerable num- ber, and several hundred are employed as sorters in rag and junk shops. —— Wall Street To-day. THE ADVANCE IN THE PRICES OF STOCKS MAIN- TAL New York, April 5.—The Post's financial article tocks were again acUve in the forenoon and prices advanced. ‘The market, as is well un- derstood, 1s still almost entirely 1 the hands of the local’ speculators, with very Uttie trading by the outside public. Nevertheless there appears to be more disposi fon on the part of both the Amer- fean and the foreign public to buy than a week ago, Commission houses and foreign bankers re- rt considerable inquiry in regard to the advisa- | tity of investments, ‘Thus far this~ has only taken shape in the purchases of rallway bonds which have increased. But there s also increased Inquiry about stocks which may grow Into a buy- ing movement. |The features of the market {n the forenoon were St. Paul, Central Pacific, Lacka- wanna, L Shore and Union Pacific, all of which were higher. The total sales up to 12:30 were about 250,000 shares. Government, bonds were | strong and % higher for the extended 5s. State | bonds were dull and firm. Railroad bonds were | and higher. New York, West | Malo firsts advanced w 784. Foreign teady this forenoon and firmer hough the demand for bili ts not with env ment, whi than yesterday, active. ‘Telegraphic Briefs A special dispatch trom London says: The Grand ‘Trunk Ratlway Company announces an issue of 750,000 pounds sterling perpetual 4 per | church for three or four years. cent debenture stock. ‘The issue price will be 90 percent. The money 1s required to meet vonds inaturing and fer other purposes. The report that the Biue Line 1s to be aban- doned on the Michigan Central and Canada South- ern Toads Is untrue. Seven . W. Raymond, the third mayor of Chicago died this morning aged 82. John J. O'Brien, assistant secretary of the har- bor an Francisco, under the de- been arrested for embezziement. n to Gen. Diaz to-day by the New York Produce Exchange. ‘The exchange was din the Mexican and American colors, and e Tt regiment \and was engaged for the occa- ———— The Markets, BALTIMORE, April 5.—Vinginia 6s, consolidated, 87; do., 2d series, 37%; past-due coupons, 455; bew ten-fortiea, 33: new 'y bid to-day. BALTIMORE, April’5.—Cotton dull—midiling, 9%. Flour—dull snd unchanged. Wheat—southern easier and more active; western easier and xctive; sout! red. 1,151.17; 'do. amber, : 2 western wintel r 7al.20, No. 1 Mary- 1 . 1. iSigal, 1849. Corn—southern steady: western di ern white, 63464; do. yellow, 626: pot, Gi i, 63 bi gHO3%S ; ‘G0'ga6) is ad; fo, fair Sindy, | Suvar steady—A soft, 6X. con refined’ quiet, i jet,” Lal6 seal 17. Freights dull and ‘Recepts—flour, 1,351 barrels, wheat, 25,000 bushels; corn, 42,000 bueicls; oats, 1,000 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. Shipments—whoat, 54,000 bushels; corn, 86,000 bushels. Sales—wheat, 523,000 bushels; corn, 175,000 bushels. as The de Frouville Tragedy. THE TWO FUNERALS TO-DAY. About noon to-day a large crowd assembled in front of Zurhorst’s undertaking establishment, No. 320 Pennsylvania avenue east, to see the last of the unhappy young man, Frederich de Frou- ville, Who on Tuesday night ‘slot and killed his wife, Andrea de Frouville, and then killed himself On the spot with the same pistol. The funeral was very quiet one, and only a imitea number of the deceased man’s friends were present—the only relatives being his mother and sister, who came from Cumberland, Md., toattend the funeral. The coffin was a handsome rosewood one, with silver handles, and a silver plate, with the 'inscriptio1 “Frederich de Frouville. Died April 3d, 1883, 82years.” The pall-bearers were all friends of the deceased, and were: Edward Quigley, John Mc- Namee, John Pearson, Joseph W. Knight, John M. Shomo and Jas, Douglass. Chaplain Samuel Kramer, of the navy yard, read the funeral ser- vice, after which the procession started for Glen- ‘wood cemetery, where the interment took place. ‘The funeral of Mrs. de Frouville wilitake place from her late residence, No. 610 A street south- east, at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be made in the Congressional cemetery. The coffin is a handsome bv! cloth-covered on gs with silver bar handies, satin and lace linin; has the following inscription on a silver plate: “andrea de Frouville, died April 3, 1883, aged 33 years.” There are none of Mrs. de Frouvilic’s rel- atives in this city, and Mr. Marx, of the Agricul- tural department, has charge of the funeral ar- Tangements, TF 18 A COINCIDENCE that in the de Frouville, Fields-Alexander and Kershaw cases one or more of the parties have been, or are, parties in divorce sults, and that the Kershaw pa ha a i sel for the wife, Killed in the Tunnel. A MAN PRIGHTFULLY MANGLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN. ‘The residents of East Washington were startled this morning again over the discovery of a colored man inthe tunnel of the B. & P. raliroad, who had been killed by a train. The engineer of the mall train duo at the west end of the tunnel at 11:10 o'clock this morning gave the first Information of the accident to Sergeant Hamilton and OMcer Dunnington, whom he in- formed that an accident of some kind had taken lace in the tunnel, Thess officers and the flag- Man at the tunnel started through and Priv: Lusby went over the top to meet them at the other end. When about half-way through theydiscovered the body of a colored man with his skull mashed tn and his legs gone, the body Delng still warm. ‘The legs of the dead man were found soveral yards on the Outside of the east end of the tunnel, show- ing that he was struck by an out-going train. The body and limbs were frigutfully mangled, and the aecident must have occurred only a few minutes previous to the discovery by the oflcera The re- mains of the dead man were gathered up and brought to the 8th precinct station house tn a push cart. The decessed was apparently about thirty Fears old, and papers found on his person indicate that his name 13 R. D. Johnson, of No. 1230 York avenue northivest. A Iver “watch was fouad in his pocket, which was stil! running. is supposed to have been struck by the 10:44 local train going out, or the 11 o'ciock freight.” The officers think he was an cmploye of theroid, as he had blue overalls on, and where he was found a large bundle of cot- ton waste such as is used tn cleaning cars and engines was found. No blame is attached to the watchman at the tunnel Coroner Patterson has been notified, and an inquest will be held at the eighth preeiict station-b The Star Koute Tri VAILK'S CROSS-EXAMINATION CLOSED. After the midday recess Mr. Bilss continued the eross-cxamination of Vatle. Considerable time was taken up by Mr. Bliss In an examination into the flnancial arrangements and status of the witness, Miner and 8. W. Dorsey, The wit- ness sald he had nover raised any point ahout Rerdeli’s borrowing money from him during the trial That was a business matter between Rerdell and himself. Rerdell had told him, s time before asking the loan, that he had an oF opportunity to goon the stand for the go ment. Witness met Rerdel! on Pennsylvania ave- hue when Rerdell spoke to him about the matte Mr. Bliss asked the witness If he (the w tness) had not said to Rerdeli that’ Miner and himself had been talking about going over to the govern- ment, and he (the witness) would do so if he had not been on the stand at the last trial. “ Most emphatically, no,” said the witness, “No such thing was said.’ ‘The witness sald that his own name was not brought Into question at all. Rerdell told witness that he was in communtcation with the govern- ment. Witness asked him what he knew. and Rerdell said, “I am fall, I am full.” Witness asked him then how he could go on the stand after making so many contradictory statements, and Rerdell said that they did not want him to coon the | stand; all they wanted of him was to give them | “pointers,” | The cross-examination was finished about half- | past two o'clock. After a brief redirect examination Mr. Valle was excused from the stand. JOHN W. DORSRY CALLED TO THE STAND. i Mr. Ingersoll then called John W. Dorsey to the | stand, and his examination was in progress when our report closed. Star Route Notes. John W. Dorsey, it 1s expected, will follow Vatle on the witness stind. Mrs. nator Dorsey and her sister, Mrs. Peck, were present at the trial to-day. | Miss Spengeman, the young woman to whom Rer- | dell_wrote the letters alluded to in Rerdell and 8. W. Dorsey’s testimony, was present in court yes- terday, haying come i response to a subjiena from ‘the government. When Mr. Ker's attention was called to a state- ment published in New York yesterday, that the grand jury had refused to sign the indictment against ex-Senator Kellogg on the ground that the testimony did_ not sustain the Indictinent, he satd that it was utterly untrue, as the indictulent has Rot yet, Deen prepared. ‘The grand Jury has not been asked to sign it, nor Is It probable they wou'd se, as It was on’ thelr presentment that the court ordered the indicument to be drawn. Coun- sel representing the defense 1n the present tri hold that the statute of Limitatigus bar the prose. ctition of Kellogg. The Minor Wife Murder Trial. MORE TESTIMONY AS TO MINOR'S DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, AFTER RECERS. A recess having been taken, on reconvening the defense called John Higgins, who testified that he lived near Minor; knew his wife was away from him last fall; during which time he acted strangely; didn’t seem to have presence of mind— rambling in talk, referring to his wife leaving Lim as put upon him by the Almighty for his idieness towards God. Saw Minor on F'street on the morn- tng of the homicide and spoke to hm, but he did not reply. On Sunday about two weeks before | Minor sald that he felt bad, and did uot believe | that he would live long. Cross-examined.—After Minor’s wife returned he appeared more distant then formeriy. Mrs. Emma Higgins corroborated the witness, her husband, and in addition said Minor when speaking of his'wife would cry. About eiht days before the homictde he sald that ue felt badly. Mrs. Cordelia Snow testified to a change in Minor's condition during his wife's absence—his actions being entirely different from what they were previously. Mrs. Minor, (mother of the prisoner), was re- called. Sométimes Minor’s nose would Uleed, and he would complatn of dizziness, and he had bleed- me of the nose that week. a member of the iy a juror.—He had been Dr. W. W. Godding, (superintendent of the gov- ernment hospital for the Insane), testified that a blow on the head may result tn’ fnsanity—some- times a very sight one 1s suffictent. Bleeding at the nose with dizziness woul ndieate that a blow nad affected the membranes of the brain; ls syiaptoms Indicated cerebral conges- oa. This closed the case for the defense, epsiad 08 Two More Divonces Granrep.—Judge Mf Arthur to-day granted David C.Yingting froin Rebe Ying by Mr. PB Were marrie vanta, in J. ing h that ir count; nd lived together until 5 deserted him to live with a med Gerald Dupont as wan and wite un- ne name of Mr and Mrs. J. W. Whittaker. ubsequently, tC fs alleged In the bill, Dupont and his wife lived at 909 9th street under the nam® of on,and It ls supposed they are Living together | somewhere at the present time.... Judge M Arthur also granted a divorce to Cora Stewart m Thomas W. Stewart, and gave ber the cus- tody of their child. eles ANOTHER MUKbER TxtaL—The next murder case In Judge Hagner’s Special Criminal Court ts that of the German, Wm. H. Fenner, tndtcted for killing Samuel Nugent at Mrs Koss’ boarding house on the 9th of September last, for whom Mr. James W. Walker will appear. 1015 belleved that the defense will be insanity. Fenner is quite an axed man, and came here from Philadelphia, Having no'means with which to employ counsel, Fenner’s case, on assignment some Wecks slace, was assigned to Mr. Waiker. ee ‘Tue INDIAN TROUBLES IN ARIZONA.—Secretary Teller has received a letter dated March 27th,from Gen. George Crook, giving further interesting par- ticulars regarding the situation in Arizona. Gen. Crook says the trouble 1s caused now by the Chiricahuas, the same band of Indians who siuce 1874 have killed about one thousand settlers and miners tn Arizona. They are a different band of Indians from those on the San Carlos reservation, although the sins of the Chiricahuas have been often attributed to the San Carlos [ndians. The San Carlos Indians are now behaving well, and are General, U street morthwest, on Saturday, A) p.m. m.. ALI months, dauchter of Isanc and Mary fourth street, Friday, April : = a The Late Brig. Gen. Jes, K. Barnems Wan Deranriery, ADJUTANT General's Orrice, Wasnineton, April 5, 188% GeNreat Amos Wrnster, Adjutant General District of Columbia Militia, Ww ington, D. ©.: Sir: I have the bonor to intorm you that the funeral of Use late Brigadier General Joesph K. Barnes, U.S. army, will take place from his late No. 1788 H street, on Satuntay noxt, at that General A}res will command the ort. val the army will be gratified to tne scort any of the militia of the Dis. a who may Wish to parUclpate in -qule tiuly, your obedtent servant, RC. Devm, Adjutent General, * ADIOTANT GENERAL'S OFPICe, Drereict or ConvMeta MILITIA, April 8, 1883, General Orders No. 2. Pursunnt to uurst from the commanding General of the army of the Uutted States, the Fa. Flous militia organiz tious of the District of Co- Who desire lo paritctpaie at tne funeral es OF the late Brig oseph K. Barnes, 8. A., Will report to Gon. U.S A, come manding the Mneral escort. By onder of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, clude ta t trict of C: the funer! c Very resps Amos Wrnsrer, AG. D.C. M. The above ts to ye considered 9 nouncement to all the troops In the District, = + AX OLD Souprsk Kituep wy THE TRaTN.—An old om Soldier, whose nr Ss unknown, and who w: about 85 years am inmate Of the Soldier: Home, was struck and killed bya train at Queens town, on the B. & 0. retiroad, about 2 o'clock this afterhoon, He seemed neither to see or hear the train and was struck while crossing the track. His skull was badly crushed and one arm and one leg were cut off by the train, His body was moved ashort distance from the track and the coroner Will be notified. > RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER.—The followin Were Ube readings at the office of the chtef signal er to~day: 7am. 507; 1 am, 668; 2 pm, 71.5. Maximum, 720; mictinum, 443. > CoNTRACTR AWARDED. — Davidson & Sona, of Chicago, have been awarded the contract for sup- ying marble mantels for the Putlade\phia pub- te building for $11,463, and MeCariay & Stoadard, of Topeka, Kansas, the contract (or supplying gas and plumbing fixtures he public building at Topeka, Kansas, tor 81,59 THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices the New York Stock Market to-day, aa reporved, by spectal wire to 39 15th stro. Name. GQ] Same. | a | a Cen. Pacife. P| 46 Ches. £ OUt6 +-| BON) BON Do, Ist pret . | BBM BON Do. 24 pret by 187% C.C.C. &1 75 Onl. & West. 26%) B65 33 Pac. Mall in. Central, Lake Shore -.. 1004 1107, Do. pret...../107 107 Lou. & Nash . S4, Texas Pac . a ay Mich. Cent. Sy 9 Oregon Tring.) BI BIK M.K.& T. S82 $24 Unton Pac o oy Mo. Pacific. 108 1034 Wat. Pac... | 30y Sosy N. J. Central. 3% Wab. Pac. pid.) 0%) 50! N.Y. Central, 126% 127 West. Union.,! S25, 88) see ‘The Courts, Equity Covr—Jndge Carter, Coumbe agt. Roberts; demurrer sus. 7 Weave to 1. Keisecker agt. Kelsecker; ree of divorce. Jauln agt. Gilwore; on heat= Eeriry Corrt—Judor Cor. Ward agt. Hill and McNally agt. Wards Pro contesso. — Lockwood agt, Brown; fund im reglotry ordered to be distrivuted. = Affairs in West Washington. Prxsox at.—Dr. Suter, the physician to the poor in this pi is to his home tn Alexan. dria by sickness. Dr. Chew has charge of mis nterel—Sehr. Benjamin andria, Nght; schr. Rodney Par. N nH nm, light. Cieared— . Sharp,for Garduer, Me, N. Siutons, Babbitt, tor Boston, w Gaats.—Arrived—Boat H. M. Talbot, with 700 Dushels wheat and 1,500 bushe shels wheat, at Gartatde, asda chines is heen appointed matt vice Joun Jonkins resigned. L, the janitor the Corcoran: yhile fixiug sotue machinery this morn ing, fell Gn a boiler, and Injured himself iuternally Political Matters, SPRAGUR'S DEFEAT IN RHODE ISLAND. ‘The republicans carried Rhode Island at yester day’s election. The total vote of the state, according to the Providence Journal's returns, 13: Bourne 13,101, Sprague 10,256, Cutler 707, scattering 18. The republican strength in the general assembly 1s about the same 4s last year. A. 0. Bourne, the governor-clect, left at midnight to take thesteamer for ‘ope fora brief visit. Samuel P. Colt, ree n, for attorney general, ran 453 ahead of Bourne; and William Sayles, on the Sprague or tiLit office, ran 279 behind Sprague. ISSOURE TOWN ELECTIONS. erats elected thelr Uckets In Spring- ©, Barnvilie, and Independence. The vans carried Sedalia and Clinton, and the temperance Ucket carried Holden and Marshall, ‘OTR. »polists have Issued a call n June 6th at Indianapolis. ure Yesunlay agreed on the pminittee for the sub- nn of LW prop 3 for amendments to Une constitution on the liquor qu vides for prohibition and control. The Indiana anti-n for a miss inectin A Dill passed the Pennsytvanta semate yemerday which prohibits the issuing of free p Toad companies t any one except officers and em- ployes, aud @ violation subjects offenders vo fue or imprisonment, The gover! 1a yesterday sent tn ma, crease on the i Special legislation, consututonality in Itis reported that Bishop Lafleche, of Three Rivers, Ontario, Will resign, becatise Ule decision K the pa uthorities in’ the Laval uutversity se avnst him, Michael Rodgers, of 69 Ives street, Providence, RL, was arrests Might in New York for at- Lemsiting to shoot bis son-in-law, Robert Hilton, Whom be charged with rutuing ahother daughter of Kodgers, ‘The vld man was fincd $10 to-day aod released. MARKIED, Ou April 4th, TRR2, at ‘Trinity by the Tew. ther Hoyt, FA. 1 New York. to FLORENCE 8. MURPHY. te PLU {N.C and niece of Mrs. F, E. Shop % . BARNES. April Sth, 1883, Rrieadicr General an@ Brevet Mujor General JOSKPH K. VARNES, Surgeon States army, retired. Funeral services from bis fate Tt, at two o'diack FOWLER. On Wednesday, April 4th, 188%, at EV. FOWLER, aged bine years aid seven fowler. Tam done with care an sorrow, Soon in fadelens feds I'll roam: 1 Qiate FOUr woevinc, Weary parente, am only om. nied By Hen Farnen. eral f of parents, No. 1135 Twenty, Fuperal from residence of parents, No. rent; GILL. On Wednesday, A x 4th, 1883, of x disposed to co-operate with the goverament | Moula, FeRTIE FRANCES, | beloved oo against the hostiles. ‘The Chiricahuas bave never Bichon F. and Florentine Gil, aged five years and been subjugated, and the difficulties of a cam- Paign against these Indians in the broken coun- uy of Southern he Will be very zreat. A tel- egram dated April 4, from Agent Wilcox, was al Tecelved this morning by Secretary Teller, report- ing all quiet at the San Carlos agency, and that Hadaski has been put in trons. was received at the Indian office to-day that at- tempts are being made to persuade Indians to pany. Commissioner Price this afternoon tele- graphed Agent McGttlycuddy that no person bi a Tight to take Indians from the reservation, an he must use all peaceable means to prevent their being taken away, PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.—The President made the following appointments this morning :— A. W. Sheldon, of Maryland, to be associate jus- tice of the supreme court of the Territory of Ari- zona, vice W. W. Hoover suspended; 8. E. Sulder, to be agent for the Indians of the Fort Peck ney, in Montana, vice Nathan 8 Porter re- signed; Win, W. Carter, to becollector of internal rovenuse for the seventa district of indian: David B. Ruaseil, to be . Marsh: eastern dis- trict of Arkansas; Henry Ward, t be Indian In- spector, vice Wm. J. Pollock resigned, A New Pressrreziaw Cavrca—A meeting o'clock p.rn. beloved son of Benjamin and ten years, one month and nincteen <i tion | uh street, Wont Washington, Friday. April Crrevs Prrrorwers.—Infor " 1 INDIANS 48 Information | o'clock p.m: | Fi ZENLAL W. HALL, in the seventy seven peers Soreorra gy edd apt towe pinuera from the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. R. 6th tustant, at 30 the family are invited to attend, 1883, Mre. MAKGAI year of her Funeral {rom parents’ residence. No. 411 Thirteen ind s-half #treet routn Pre April = Swo p.m. Relatives and trfends arc itvited to ation. © GOODRICK. On April 4th, 1883, at half-past 10 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GOOD = Jane £. Goodrick, Funeral crom parents rexidence, Ko. 2699 Tweety, Friends relatives are reap 1883, Mra, year of her HALL. On Wendesday nicht, April vnnldson, N: 205 Sth street southwest, on Friday, Jock p.m. Melatives nud friende,ot MILSTEAD. On "hursday morning, April 5, 1983, HERESA E., late w fe of Kt. A. Mulstead, in the nfty- 7 #ixth year of hi Funeral will tke piace from her late residence, Ne. 69 K strect northeast, on Saturday, April 7, at 3 o'clock mn. Siena. Relatives apd friends are respectfully invited to Sudden! fromune of Apel Sth pwn in the tt age. Faneral will take place from the residence of her SMITH. brother-in-law, Iesac Becrs, st Uniontown, D. C., om Saturday, at 3 o'clock pra.” * SMITH. On Thursany, April 5th, 1883, at 7:30 m., of consumption, WEALTHY A wife of A Smiith, axed twenty-seven years, twenty-two days, four mouths UNDERTAKERS. ee arses meres residence Satur- day night, which was attended by about twenty- five gentlemen prominent im the ee After s discus- ite K il if i i Canes S FINN, UNDERTARER, NO. 912 Fh. _ I ‘irst-clase and reasonable, Residence om