Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1883, Page 3

STEAMERS. Stan JoHN W. THOMPSON PSDAY AND SATURDAY ¢ landings as far down as cd will be received 1. L. BLAKY, He RG LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS, LEAVING NEW YORK EVE » FRANCE AND G ©. BL RICHARD & CO. General Passengor Ayonts, Or to PERCY G. SMITH, 1351 and 619 Penne TBE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO’ rWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV. NEW YORK PANY LIMITE oO D, 22 .Wed., May Lo. fordine to secon at very low rates. Stecrage ticketa from Liv- {FEoo! wid Queenstown and all other partsof Europe st laden given for Pelfast, Glaagow, er ports ou the Continent and Srxamsure Line lerwees New Yor, Haven, Loxvon, Sovrnaweton ann Bursrs. esteamers of this URDAY from Bremen pier. t Kates of passage: From pany will eail EVERY SAT. Lot 3d street, Hoboken. wwhing Green, New York, W. G 5 avenue horihwest, Agents for rte ROTTERDAM, RD The Arst-ciaag. fol! jowenat Clyde-bult Dutch ei, Jersey City, ES ‘or Rotterdam ind Am-terdsm, tern: second cabin, $50: RAILROADS, ALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILRUAD. THE MODEL Fast from Station’ corner of } ro, Cineimnati, Loni AUCTION SALES. Tilis AFTEHNOON. LE OF VALUABLE Ri ¥ OF WASHINGTON, SITUATED— ON G@ STREET NORTHWF DN WASTING NMS ESTATE OME OF 1 THIRD STREET EAST, WEST, of. trust, n THURSDAY eubdiv frmte 1 % 6 ew Pension building, ent parcels, each about rH APRIL, at FIVE aN ell Lot No. 2 s Lot fronts on Was! i wil Le sold in ten par- 17 et. AY. SEVEN HAPRIT, at FIVE. fuise:, we will sell Lote Noa. 8, 9, 1 sasre 748, on M north, Delaware at FIVE P.M. its N 3 M., in front sub of | ms are ea'e the prope purchaser. Conyeyauc Wy anten B. Wit POSITIVELY € FINE DIAMONDS, Auctioneers, NG OUT SALE AND GOLD ia avenue, from busi- ty close 01 us at priv: the stock ast soon as sule during the SEMED » MARCH and continuing u ane! i misting or Wetches, Chains, Hines, Braceiets, reoats and Uliters, Dress Suita, Musical & old ard s ns and othe 1 other Coats, All ‘parties having goods deposited will pleaso take note NATIONAL LOAN OFFIC! FOLEY, Auctioneer ‘TH, AT TWELVE sbles, one Mouse out Mare, prime y animal; Bay ack Horses, for Car: e Horse, Buxwy and Har- " utleman ‘having no use for it. Also, -hand Phaeton, Buggies, p-reat and Fsunily Carriages, ht” Delivery ons, Dog Cart, Heavy Waxona, and a fine asaort- of New Harness, Saddles, Briales, Halters, Col- . Whipsand Kove, and a lot uf Second-hand Mare “CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Partios havi ss Horses, Carriages or other property « will please sen] them to the Bazaar early on the mioming of sale or the day before. ROBERT VOSE & JALGE SALE OF PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR- N T AUCTION ROOMS. URDAY, APRIL SEVENTH, 1883, at TEN CK. T shall Seti, within an rontor my spa- ent of Household ALSO, ERAL CARRIAGES AND HORSES, i be sold at TWELVE O'CLOCK, FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. POSITIVE LE OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE WARE, GLASS WARE, LAMPS, WRIT- ING INK, &e. On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTH. 1833, at TEN O'CLOCK, T shall sell, within my auction rooms, = tively take place at the hour 0 ed, rewardiaoe Donitively take piace a our mention of Mega Dealers should not fail to be present. apo fPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, LARGE LOT OF NEW CANTON MATTING AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTH, 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, I shall sell a large consignment of above cools. Dealers and pri- vate buyers should be present at this sale. ‘apd W 24. TER B. WILLIAMS & CU., Auctoneers, ‘ap5-2t AUCTION SALES rpuomas DOWLING, Auctoncer. RCIAL. SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ELEGANT ARTICLES, EMBRACTSG ARTISTIC DRAWING-Room FURNI- TURE, CHoice PaINtinas BY Locat ARTIsTs, SU- PRKB ORNAMENTS IN UR4SS, ARTICLES OF VERTU, NG, APRIL TENTH, 1883, ngat ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my Art Sales- ith and Pennsylvania avenne, T shall sell, with- out reserve, a superb collection of goods, embracing in part— ARTISTIC DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, IN EBONY, WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND Cogo- BOLO, CONSISTING OF RECEPTION BINET IN TURQUOISE Y CARVED DRESS- DESKS AND SECRETA- ELEGANT BUFFETS, MORRIS CHAIR RED: ALSO A FINE ‘8, EMBRACING ic he EN. 3, cee ct aoe = fe UE TANKARDS CKS, | AN QUE AUS DRINKIN acl er a a i ae The whole forming one of the most intoreating and Falusble collections of goods ever placed before the publ Catalogues ready. Goods on view day prior to cals. ot THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. CHAS. WEEKS. W. W. BULLEN. WEEKS & CO... Anctioncers, 637 Louisiana avenno, ‘Opposite City Post Office, BUCKETS, F USPAVORES, € STOCK OF ¥ TERS, SHOV DEALEL A LUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o.; Arso, CLOC ONE ‘THREE-SPRING WAGON (CITY-MAD -) AND ONE EAT SECOND-HAND CARRIAGE; ALSO, SET OF CARRIAGE HARNESS, NEARLY NEW, AT AUCTION, ur salestooms. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL TH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. No post- t oh account of weather CHAS. WEEKS, Saleaman, Late with Dancanson Bros. FPMHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LARGF BROWN DR SATURDAY, APRIL SEV M.. in front of salestoome, I willséll one Large Brown Draught Horse, 9 years old. 1" WAU 288 B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers VALI MPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROP- E DORNER NIN) NIH AND K STREETS NOKTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, APRIL TENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK’ P. M., we shall sell, in front of the premisea, Lots 1, 50, 51/and 52, in G. W. Hopkins’ sub- vision ‘of square 110, improved by a brick dwelling, lot having @ good front, running back depth eo) ‘Terms of gale: One-third cash, balance six, twelve, i eighteen months for notes bearing interest from ABL WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. BALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE BARRACKS, WASHINGTON, D.C. | THURSDAY, APRIL TWELFTH, 188%, AT O'CLOCK A.M., we shail sell at public auction a large quantity of condenmed articles such as Cartridge Boxes, Musket Slings, Bayonet Scabbards, Sword Wa'st Belts, Knapsscks, Haversacke, Canteens, Ol Jron, Brass, Trumpets,’ Upright Steam Boiler, Two Large Iron Boilers, Stoves, ete, ete. ‘Terms h time of sale. By order of the Quartermaster, a-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. TPENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. USTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, No. 1233 MARYLAND AVENUE EAST. folio 16, one of the laud records for the Distric’ umbia, I, as surviving trustee, will sell, in front: of tho 1 THIRTE its, at public auction, on FRIDAY, THE ‘TH DAY OF APRIL, "A. D.1883, A’ FIVE. ., all that cartain ‘piece or parcel of land lying in the city of Washinton, D.C. being known and described as lot numbered eight (6), in James F, Woliard's subdivision of part of square num- bered ten hundred and six (1006), as recorded in Liber R. L. H., folio 320, &e., in the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, tovether with all the improve- mente, ways, easements, richta, privileves, and appur- tenances to the samme belduging Orin any wise appertain- ing. "Forma: One-third cash: balance eighteen months—notes to bear intere cured by deed of Fuk on prerupes ce al ‘cash, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. ‘Terma bee complied with in seven di ‘Trus- ix, twelve, and ‘and to be Ae- lays, otherwise the reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ public notice in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. A de- posit of $100 required at sale. JAMES ¥F, WOLLARD, Surviving Trustee, ap2-d&ds TPEXCANSON BROS.,Auctioncers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET, ‘TWEEN PAND Q STRELTS NORTHWEET, AT AUC By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 10,1881, and duly recorded in Liber ‘No. 964, folio 241, et! seq., one of the land records for Washington’ county, in the District of Columbia, I wil! sell, at public. auction, on MONDAY, the’ NINTH DAY OF APRIL. A/D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, in_ front of the premises, all the following de: ty IN THE air, A Some New Discoveries About Pleasant but Dangeroi There is something very pleasant abont spring, but there is also something particularly dangerous. In order that the frost may be set free, latent heat must be absorbed and thia, taken from the atmosphere, leaves a chill far more trying to the health than the cold of fall or winter. Not only this but the heat of the sun dries up the putrefying vegetation that the winter bas accu- mulated and fills the air with malaria. Spring fevers are very common, and they are ® very dangerous afflic- tion. They arise from the enervated condition of the body; from the malarial influences of the atmosphere, and from the general change of the season. They show themselves in innumerable forms but their source can be traced to some one of the above causes. The indications of their approach area thirst for acids; yellow complexion; ® weak circulation of the blood; unnatural condition of the skin; mysterious ach- ing of tne bones; a feeling of emptiness in the head; emaciation, with woe-berone expression of the face; Palpitation and irregularity of the heart; deficient or unnatural ‘appetite, flatulence and constipation; cold rface, with » high temperature of the body: chills and fever; chronic bronchitis, spasmodic asthma and catarrh of the throat; a sensation of numbness of one side of the body with a pressure on the opposite side of the head; a constant sense of weariness with fluttering of the stomach, sinking sensations and dizziness. Any of these physical conditions must be treated promptly and thoroughly. The vitality must be restored—the systom strengthened, for if they do not at once produce sorious diseases they are likely to lay the foundations of constituional disorders. Dr. Younge in‘his work on ‘Malaria and its Effects.” says: **When the poison of malaria erists in the human body in a hidden form, it will excite and complicate any disease to which the body may be disposed. It becomes ‘8 great danger when complicated with local affectionsof the lungs, heart, liver and kidneys.” The liver should pass out 2}6 pounds of bile daily. The kidneys also re- lieve the system of a proportionate amount of poison. ‘There is scarcely a town in the country where malaria is not aleading cause of disease. In hot, moist climates it producos yellow fever; in temperate zones intermit- text and typhoid fovers. During the late war there were 1,500,000 cases of malarial fever in the army, a large proportion of which proved fatal or shattered the constitution. Malaria, whatever it is, paralyzes the liverand kidneys. These organs become filled with blood, producing enlarged liver, and chronic albu- minuria, or Bright's disease of the kidneys, by in- terrupting the circulation of the blood. If the blood does not properly circulate, then It is not cleansed, and impure Llood means decay and death. It has for years been a study with the most discerning physicians and scientists how best to counteract these destructive tendencies, or check them when once they have begun, but it has been found to be a most difficult task. Medicines which, under other circumstances, have Seemed to opcrate finely became utterly inefficient when Sspplied to these serious disorders. A few years einco, however, a remedy was found to be specially adapted to these troubles and it has since acquired a world-wide reputation as.an antidote for mfhamatic poisons. This remedy is Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cr It ts not an experimental compound, but its merits have been proven, by the severest of testa. Its unusual value is shown by its enormous sale and by the many dangerous and usoless imitations which haye been made or it. As ® completo blood purifier and as a spring tonic itis really wonderful in its powers, and any one who is con- scious of any of the symptoms above enumerated cannot safely be without it. What malaria really is has been 8 vexed question. Many theories have been advanced, one ot which is that it is caused by the emanations of a certain low species of plant called Pamelie. To these have been appiied the term of ‘‘earth miasm" and ‘‘ague plants,” and ‘ss these plants are invariably found in malarious dis- tricts, there would seem to be a foundation for this as- sertion, We know certainly that cryptogamic produc- tions eliminated by the kidneys have caused malarial ‘as well as intermittent fevers, and also that these ague plants are found in the urine of the afflicted persons. It is thus clearly proven that the kidneys are all-impor- tant factors in malaria. The period of incubation 15 indefinite, often only afew days or weoke being re- quired, but the disease may not assert itself for several months, and even years may elapse before the morbid effects are manifested. The ‘above theory as to its cause is endorsed by Dr. Anaereon, of Cincinnati, who also says: *'I havo used Warner's Safe Cure in the most obstinate cases, and have found that it wo:ked admirably, indeed; I havo tried it too often not to be convinced of ita efficiency.” All the foregoing truths show the importance of watch- ing the health at this particular season of the year. To avold the possibility of any fever; to thorough'y purify the blood and to put the system in a condition to per- form the duties and enjoy the pleasures of life, is. a great privilege. ‘That this can be done by using Warner’s Safe Cure, which is sold by all dealers, the expe- rience of thousands bas proven beyond a doubt, and it is daily being verified by thousands more. When disease is fastened upon the body; when pain ‘becomes the only prospect in life; when hope departs and despair beging, anything that can furnish relief is Bladly welcomed. But how much better it would be to counteract theee evil tendencies before they have become strong—how much easier to prevent them altoxether by ‘8 proper use of a remedy that has proven its worth by its unfailing powers. Any one who pauses and care- fully reflects will, we believe, see the truth of these oon- clusions and be governed thereby. It the Springtime. Grouvtr_& Co-s MATICO CAPSULES Are warranted to effect a rapid cure in the most severe Stomach ax all other: Capoulon with igual Covi ae mach as all other les with Ii y and will be found a safeand effective remedy. = tukfly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, THE EVENING STAR. _ | Crewe Examination FRIDAY... April 6, 1883. 2d Edition. Lalit Tegrams to Th Slr Not D’Arrests’ Comet. Arru &—A cable message received at the Harvard college observatory trom Dr. Kruger announces th at the object discovered by Dr. Hart- wig is not D’Arrests’ comet, as previously an- nounced, but a new nebula. Latest Foreigu News 170 POUNDS OF GLYCRKINE. Lowpox, April 6—The stock of explosives dis- covered by the police at Whitehead’s manufactory In Birmingham has been examined by a_govern- ment inspector, who reports that he found among other articles for the destruction of life and prop- erty one hundred and seventy pounds of nitro-gly- cerine. PROPOSED LEGISLATION AGAINST EXPLOSIVES. The governmeat bas already taken action look- ing to the amendment of the law in regard to the possession of explosives. Sir Wm. Harcourt, home secretary, announced this afternoon, In the house of commons, that on Monday next he would tntro- duce a bill to that effect, and that he would ask the house to facilitate the passage of the bill in order to secure Its speedy enactment. The an nouncement of the government's intention to d With the matter was received with cheers by the ouse. RATLROAD LEASE APPROVED. Lonpon, April 6—At the meeting of the bond- holders of the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad, Mr. Lewis, who was {a the chair, de- clared that the opponents of the scheme of leas- ing the road to the New York, L Western railroad company had ni single proxy, while the supporters of the lease had been able to. secre proxies from ‘the first mortgage bondholders, representing a majority of the first issue of bonds and proxies representing five and a half million of dollars of the second mortgage bonds. Mr. Lewis’ motion approving the lease was carried, with only four dissenting votes, MANCHESTER MARKET. Loxpox, April 6.—The Manchester Guardian, in its commercial article, says: Business in yarns and fabrics 13. slack, with the exception of a quiet demand for small quantities for early deliveries, Buyers appear to be holding off, in hopes of a fur- ther decline, ape The New England Methodist Confer- ence. - Boston, April 6—The session of the New Eng- land Methodist conference began this morning with devotionalexercises. Bishop Bowman took the chair when the names of the effective elders of the North Boston district were read and char- actera passed, Rev. Dr. Thayer, pre- siding elder of Lynn district, gave a very favorable report of the work in that district. On motion of Dr. Thayer, it was unanimously voted that the bishop be requested to grant Dr, Butler a year’s leave of absence from his labors as missionary in India. Dr. Butler re- sponded feelingly, and reviewed his work In the ministerial feld ‘for the past forty-four yeara Mrs. Butler also made a brief address. ein cit A Negro Ravisher. Wrannaror, Det, April 6—An Every Evening dispatch says an unknown negro, after receiving edibles from Mrs. Johnson, housekeeper for J. W. Thomas, in West Dover Hundred, Del., yesterday assaulted and outraged her. An alarm was given, but the man escap ‘Whe Canadian Kailways. TORONTO, Onr., April 6.—A special cable dispatch from London to the Globe says: Mr. George Ste- phen, president of the Canada Pacific railway company, has issued, on behalf of the company, a circular, ' addressed ‘to the shareholders of the Grand Trunk railway, in which he replies to the charges made against the Canada Pacific railway ata recent meeting of the Grand Trunk share- holders and elsewhere, and Indicates the excep- tionally strong financi:l condition which he con- siders his undertaking now occuples, ee ER Telegraphic Bricfs. At the Cincinnati cooperage works, in the lower pArtot the city, this morning, an ‘emery wheel urst, Instantly killing Geo, Litt and Wan. Huber, and slightly injuring Wm. Curde: ‘The woolen miil at Preston, Conn., owned by W. K. Shaw, of Norwich, was burned last night, Loss estimated at $30,000; insurance $15,000. eee Wall Strect To-day. STOCKS STEADY AT YESTRRDAY’S PRI SOUTH WV'STERN, WHICH ADVANCED. New York, Apiil 6.—The Post’s financial article says: Stocks were strong early in the forenoon, but after 11 o’glock the advance of yesterday was not maintained, except on the South Westerns, which Were the'strougest stocks on the lst during the forenoon, and advanced this morning, while the remainder of the list remained about steady at yesterday’s prices. Misgourl Pacific was the feature this forenoon, advancing from 103% at the close last night to 104%, afterwaris receding partly in sympathy with the rest of the market to 10434. ‘The coal shares were at first higher, but afterward dull and steady, except Lackawanna, which was more active. "The Vanderblits were peerally dull and a fraction lower than the close fast night. All the Northern Pacific stocks were dull and steady. St. Paul and Omaha was weak and % lower than last night. ‘The other grangers were steady. Western Union was firm in the first hour, but afterward weak,and at 12:39 o'clock was x below the close of last night. The net result of the forenoon’s business on the general market was EXCEPT PROOKEDINGS AFTER RECESS. After the recess Mr. Merrick continued the cross examination of John W. Dorsey. The witness was questioned as to his employment tn the Senate in 1878. He said he believed he was messenger, He was appointed in June, took the oath of oMce and drew his salary until the month of February followinz. Ho was detatled then for awhile to Seaator Ferry’s committee room. A question arose as to the competency of this tn quiry, and Mr. Merrick having made some remarks about the witness drawing salary without rendere ing any service, Mr. Wilson sald that that was the way the Senate did, and, turning to Mr, Mer- Hick, observed: “Perhaps you will correct it after you get in there.” —_»—___ The ™ Murder Case, PROCREDINGS AFTER RECESS. In the Minor wife murder case when the court: reconvened, at 2 o'clock, District Attorney Cork- nill made the closing argument for the govern- ment, claiming that the circumstances all showed ‘that this was a deliberate murder, and there was nothing to show that the prisoner was insane. He Concluded at 2:20 Tum. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. The court charged the Jury, who retired about 3 | o'clock. District Government Affaire MICRLLANROUS MATTERS. ‘The Commisstoners have notited Mr. HL J. Brad- ley, in reply to his note of the 31st uit. that It fs not considered expedtent to grant his request that the produce dealers ta the several markets be allowed to pay their iicenses in (wo Installments. The Commissioners yesterday transferred tho duties of License Agent Raff (o the chief of police, Who will receive all reports from Mr. Raff and superintend his work. No change has, however, been made in its ¢ pensation. EXAMINATION OF MEN IN PROGRESS. An examination of about twelve or fitteen polices men was going on this ifternoon at poilee head- quarters by the police surgeons as to their phys! cal qualifications for continued services force, It was thought that they would all fall short of the requirements, and that another squad would follow wus one. PEEMITS TO POTD. Building permits issued by Inspector Entwistle: A. 8. Johnson, add story to brick, 1240 9U street northwest; $1,500. A. ©. Straus, erect a stall dwelling on Bonning’s roa $300, Benta- min Wilson, erect a buildin t, between 13ih and 14th streets northeast; $500. Milton Cran- dall, erect a dwelling and store on 7th street road, in county; $1,800. VITAL STATISTICS. During the week ending March 3ist, 1883, there were 80 deaths in the District of Columbla. Of this number 25 were white males, 21 white fe- males, 17 colored males and 17 colored females; giving a death-rate of 18.94 per 1,000 per annum for the white population, 26.92 for the colored, and 21.67 for the total ‘population. The chiet causes of death were: Small-pox 1, diphtheria 8 croup 1, scarlet fever 3, typhold fever 1, consump- tion 15, pneumonia 15, bronchitis 1, congestion of the lungs 3, nervous diseases 10, ‘rhuematistn 1, eancer 1, old age 7, and violence 6 Of the de- cedents 10 white and 7 colored were 60 years of age and upwards, and 10 white and 14 colored were under 5 years of age. There were 9 white and 9 colored ‘marriages reported. There were 4 still births, 2 of which were white and 2 colored, Condensed Locals. Judge Cox will hold the Probate Court to-mor- row at noon. This morning a Now York officer reported at the marshal’s office here that Miss Willams, arrested in New York yesterday, as mentioned In the first edition, was in the city, but up to 2:30 o'clock she had not been turned over to the marshal = a Tas Wriz.anp Horst. Lease.—The lease of the Willard hotel property expires early next year, ‘The recent death of Mr. Cook, the late lessee, has atiracted here a number of hotel men, who are estimating the chance of making a fortune in case they can secure the lease. Thus far 1t 13 not known whether or not the administrators of the estate of the late Mr. Cook are not ready to renew {Cupon expiration, although it 1s probable tl will be. ‘Thus fat the owners, who are Messrs. Joseph and Henry Willard, have reached no con- clusion as to what they will do, and may not for weeks. The fact that a number of hotel men fro New York and els¢where are in the city ts not®vidence that all are anxtous to secure the lease, although some of them are. Until about the time the leas? expires tt 1s probable there will be no definite understanding as to who shall have tt. a VERvIcT OF DEATH BY ACCIDENT,—In the case of the coroner's inquest held to-day on the body of Robert D. Johnson, colored, who wos killed ves- terday In the tunnel of the B. and P. ratiroad, E> t Washington, the verdict was death by accident, end exonerated the railroad company irom ali fame, Drvorcen.—’ Judge MacArthur, in the Equity Court, made a decree of divorce in the case or Henry C. Douglas, allas Charles W. Franklin, against Mary E: Douglas. ‘The petition was fied In October last by Mr. EA, Newman; set forth his marriage under the name of Franklin to de- fendant, then named Minton, at Jersey City, on March ist, 18, and charres that on the ist of June following she deserted him. ‘The Courts, Equiry Courr— Chief Justice Cartter, To-day, Douglass agt. Langford; sale decreed. Keyser agt. Fredericks; do, Fredericks agt. Chris- tiant; on hearing. Judge MacArthur. To-day, Harkness agt. Ryon; decree establish Validity of conveyance. Talberg agt. Bella: de- cree for complainant, $250, Campbell agt. Ross; decree for account and reference. Douglas agt. Douglas; degree of di voroe. Equity Court—Ju/ge Coz. John W. Dorsey. | Foxhalt and 20 w 1 | foreman to the fu ‘o-.) cte—etall Prices Washington mark: MEATS. —Bee house, Page. ‘R160. ¢ utton, 1Haate. ; Pork, 14alSe.5 ams, Sugar’ cured, 2yals., Breasts, ‘Cocoanut ries, 2c ie. ~ per qt; Rhubarb; FISH. —Shad (Potomac), Se.081.00 per pair; Tore ring (Potor Que. per bi. Perch, 4abic, re, 15a200. yer ih,, Be. p 200. Mish, 20nt2 h, Washe, per bunc a 12a, pH 1.5 Weak Fish, 12% per Th White Fish, 10.2) p n Trout, Ia: Scallops, Se. per Terrapin, sliders, ¢120g18 per don Dack, $8a§3 per dor: Turtle, Be BUTTER. — Philadelphia Western Creamery, 4004 Roll, 9.5 Cheese, “reuse; “Kygs, Sadie. por 07. VEGRTARLES.—DPotatoes, (Irish,) 80f0e. per packs do, do. (new), Neng per Pk; do. (sweet), 40:60¢ Cand: 10200. 2 >. [per peck; Kile, 8 » Sper pk per head; Onions, (Bermuda), $1 bunch; Beans, ( $1.00 per pk.; ‘Oyster Plint, Wade. per pi Mint, 10° per Dunc? Water ess, 100. ps Chickens Ducks, perth; per M5 per Ib. der; per patr; r pair; eee GAME —Suipe, $3285.50 per c $3.50084 per de Senators Pen 4 tho Ohio iegisiature y A rec oss Was taken allow metabers to meet tiem Forty persons were killed by an explosion of gunpowder near Passo Correse, LLaly, yesterday. The chief of police in St. Petersburg and others have been decorated by the caar (or thelr atten. on to the Jeannette survivors. The coroner's jury tn Uh Wednestay’s gas explosion in Baltimore exon. erated Robert t and blamed the gas company OMcers. Swett was released Thomas Gaines wa~ barr at Cockeysville, ase of the victims of In, tried at San Pranctseo for ” Baldwin, was yesterday ac- ound of Insanity, h Batdwt ue In the Pennsyivant Nise Of representatives | yesterday the bill to exempt persons who observe the seventh day of the week from the penalties of | the Sunday Ws of Laid was defeated by a vote of 37 ayes to 190 noes, the Chicago billiard tournament yesterday eler defeated Dion and Daly defeated Sex- rt Se ton. A tract of 5.000 square miles in the northern of Texas, Which Was ceded by the state to a Chie cago syndicate a year ago on condition that they erect a state capital butlding at Austin, Texas, costing $1,590,000, fas just been sola to # ‘Loudon syndicate for $10,000,000, The betting on'the race for the elty and subure | ban handicap, which is to be run on the 38th in of th stant, the second aay Epsom spring meet ing In England, ts 11 1against Mr. J. Ro Keene's against Mr, P. Lorillard’ | Mr Joba Carson, aged 85 years, a prominent “Baltimore lawyer, died yesterday in Baltimore of Brights disease of the Kidneys. The Rev. W. Tt, H. (Adirondack) Murray 4s tm | New York, at the Astor house, and says he eame north to attend to a law sult and pronounces the” | Statement Uhat he ts in debt falsehood, started by a former business partuer with whoul be bad quarrelied. Sachem, —————— A CURIOUS CaS OF MISTAKEN IDENT! Henry Henmann, a wealthy furniture manufac turer In New York city, who was changed about a year ago by Elizabeth sier, WhO had just come ucland, with having abandoned after mar- tying her, but was acquitted, has since been Spending a good deal of money "in trying to find the real husband. He has at last suc Mrs. Gensler, when confronted with John 5 iture factory of Hollander & +0ns,Raitiinore,acknowldged that le Was her huge bend. Gensler acknowledged that he had once Uved | with the woman in London. When be met her ne Was 21 and she was 45, with several grown chil a He does not acknowledge that he Was mare ried tw her or that he has since married. IUts Stated that Mr. Henmann spent $12,000 in demon. straping luis Innocence,and at the close of the trial the Judge told him that if he had been a poor man he would have gone to state prison. Tae New Curwi Hawaiian law Hrarna.—It ts stated that the MivliIng the direct {importation of Chinamen Hong Kong to Honolulu has been repealed, and preparauions are being made for 4 Chinese “hegira from Asia to the Hawal Islands, The regular steamer Oceanic, on bi next voyage, Will go to Honolutu direct from Hon Kong before reaching San Francisco, and wi carry nearly one thousand Chinese laborers. Over three thousand have already contracted for pas PREG. sind the next flve steamers will take them to ¢ island. THE PROPOSED PARNELL TESTIMONIAL —Mr. Dawe Son, lord mayor of Dublin, not discouraged at the recent failure in Limerick to raise a Wstimontial for Mr. Parnell, has set about forming a national scribed real estate and premises situate, lying and an Irregular decline of a fraction from the closing | To-day, Worthington agt. Reel; sale confirmed | committee to taise Tunds to preset to the Iria EXECUTORS SALE OF _B HOLD _FURNI- | being in the City of Washington, in the District of Col- —— | of lastnight, except on the Southwesterns, Den- | nist. Créecy agt. Cranford; bilidismissed. Shoe- | leader. The committee Is composed of bishol TURE. OT ERINTIN umbia, and known and designated as lots numbered yer, Delaware and Hudson, C.C. C. and ‘Iand | maker agt. Campbell; guardian ad Iitem appolut- | Priests, members of parllarment who adhere to tho Saeepe Stuns . GHAVINGE BEAD thisty chght (38), thirty-nine (39) and forty 40), in Gol. | F\ eB 7 Loulsville and Nashville, wileh were a fraction | ed. Shiner agt. Shiner; payment to guardian or- | Dationallst: party, managers and public officials For J ittst x ond Detratt at Le iS =m CUT GLASSWARE, ETC. N, EDL Naa Colinas cual! ee 6 ease area OR REAKFAST! higher. The total sales up to 12:30 were about | derad. Wilson agt. Bradley; restraining order | The fund has already reached £800, Lr ee 22 GATURDAY. APRIL SEVENTH, A. D. 1883, af | and singular the ‘iinprovemonte wate oe 190,000 shares. Government, bonds were % higher | discharged. Hanna agt. Pendleton; offer to lease = Mieieeaee fe TEN O'CLOCK A. M,, Tat within and in frong| rishts, privileres and appurtenances to the same, Det CHOCOLAT MENIE! for the 4s and % for the 43s. State bonds were | directed accepted. Davis agt. Key; commission | | ENFORCING A MANDATE Prom Rome. —Archbishop ay poy Nae Of Walter B- Williams & Co's, auction rooms, corner | foneinic hrin any wine an eee “J & NIER, dull. Ratlroad bonds were quiet and firm. New | to obtain testimony ordered, Taschereau has informed the faculty of the Mone anise s) tou and D. stress northwest the pemonal effects of stay above lots will be sad subject to a deed of trust of York West Shore ana Buttalo: iste ere again a a treal Medical School Usat they must sever their Wechgatire Bue Widow of the Inte 1M. Hall .000, with interest at 7 per cent, from. December 3, ae feature, and advanced to 79. Mutual Union Tele- THR NEW YORK STOCKMARKRT. connection with Victoria College or they will cad Bees, Ge pores Siro, Waker oy mad {runt is dated March 1, A. D. 1881, and pay’ graph 63 advanced from 85% to 87%. Ratesfor] qpe following are the opening and closing priesa | Come under the anathema of the church. A mane dave. 6:30) 7:48. 9 Revolving Chairs, Walnut Music Kuck, Mahoxany | “chy Seats atter dat and interest at 7 per cent. f1 call loans on stocks in the forenoon were 7 and 6] ¢ythe New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reported | @ate has also by wed by the superior of the 1 3 : ke Ti Walnut Side Yebles, Mahogany Sofas. up-| June 10, 1882.) 4, iE expeniese ct cals tac SOLD EVERYWHERE, per cent. byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th strest. Hotel Dieu Hosp: am his Grace, directs io and 4:40; on Sanday, | Rolsteredin rep and plush; Faby Chinirm, “Fancy tecep- | Dalunewin one an rep ase eee aay ce 3B, cal, ——_—>—__ : : that the medical stidents trom the Protest 5 c ve fon Chairs, Wire-woven and Bair Alattreases, Feather | hear interest. and to be secured by decd of trust on tee The Markets. Name, | | C Name. colleges must not be admitted. It is alleged that 5 + 5:30, 4:40, uct 21:30 pom. | " rl ae oC 5 of % t 3 i do., 2d. 56 8 01 3 pet eae] a 7 3 . ‘eal School have expressed to Bishop Fal For Satious on Metropdit vn Branch, 8.10, $40 a in.. ee Geile Na eet sare, | hale are not complied with in seven days from day of PARIS AND LONDON, ten-fortica, 3%; new 33, S4g bid to-day. Ches. & Onto 7%) 2134/North Pac acqulescence In the Pope's manda EBéauninn, § cxcept Sunday; for lagers: other articles too nuinerous to mention. * | gale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property BALTIMORE, April 6.—Cotton dull—middiing, 975. —_ 3 y. exe says fo Tasereake ci the de ing purchaser or pur- Flour quiet and ‘steady—Howard etreet and wostern = town ick, 5:40 a.m, 10:19, 445 daily except | Permmcise chasers, after Bve days, publ gquouiee of such resale in guper, (3.97a4.00; do. extra, 4254-875 do., faruily, MARRIED, from the West daily, 6:20, 7.35 am.,| 8d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. Tale ¥. E. MIDDLETON NewYork Depot, 54 Wall strest. ‘ aba6 60; a. io brandy 8, 009628, Hatin faaly, F ADERLECPRANKLIN. | At the rusidence. of te ; 5 N ; - 75: do.. superlative pat 50. —souther pride’s pareuta, ‘Thurs: cen f Xan Vhitatetyhia, 9 FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncor, Real Estate Agent. Boston Depot, 134 State strect. seeetea: Toner and ahiets enter ‘dull and low closing with | #4 108 Roaaing. | Bits) Bie | the Mew! Fates yan, Nea Ne ii 4 of #10, #13) 8:30, 10 UB. STEM WINDFR, = a reaction; southern red, 0 Erie. ash 377, St. Paul. 102%, 10175 | Topeka, Kausas, to Miss KEBEOCA 8. aa 0, 3 Sorrel ., 16 hands, 8 years old, sed by Fisk's Ham- _ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ny, 1.17al.19: No. 119al.20; No. 2 western | Erie, di ! gr3z! Ory iSt. Paul pret..|..- this city. 6, 8:15, 10-06. 1Oabe ea, ST Dietonia, tire of Idward 2:19; dam by Memeans go FROPERTY, ON SEVENTH BE- Dycxmuore Pontuaxn Cement, April, 117% bid: May, | i Central .._i1ui Woe St P. @ Omabial ad | 48K aera Chief, in Very stylish, nice, prompt, easy driver, doce AMD AND Lae? NOBTHWEST, | sust arrived, and in Wardhouee at out stenaey soupe | Lake Shore .../111 “\110%\ Do, pref... 107% DIED. tea eg cieey Cee pale nd pei virtue of a en Tai tewet daa July 26th, BISCOL'S TENTH STREET WHARVES, mite ‘Oath ao. yollon, GLabe west hick eee Lou. & Nash :.| 55 557 Texas Pac ....) 41 April Sth, 188%, Brigadier General an@ on thé road, very fast, two meh Jo wagon: beet in md recorded in Liber No. 916, folio 304 et A pargo tren from Factory at Amoneburg, Germany. Ore Asked; April, G3a03%: May, 6300374; steamer, | Mich. Cent....| 95 | 9% Oregon Tr'n&.| 81% §1% | Geueral JOSEPH K. BARNES, Surgeon training but last season, showed 2: ‘eq., of the land records for the District of Colum. stan uals from responsible consumers, and experts | 59, Oats easier—southern, 51453: western white, | M. K. & T. 82y 325, Union Pac Mie) Bey Jnited Stats army, retired. Goute the meeking or ie dby directing of ae hae who have used and tested this Cement, proves conclu- . mixed, 49250: Pennsylvania, 1852. Rye | yj; fn (03% 104%. Wab. Pac. 31 ste residence, No. 1723 H | doubt ing of a very fast horse. Ory Molo eacuTOd thereto, He He eT OF ge Promis- | sively that it is the best Imported Cement in the maerket, ‘beac. ‘ 3 fo. Pacific .. .|103% 10 _ | 30%) 316 | street northwust, on Saturday, April 7th, ot two sciece One Side Bar, Top Buggy, made by MeDermott, uear- | SOrf Roteseetrod thereby, the said uote eine overdue | “YUY fers mules host mported Cement nt Fenheyivania ang Mages Oe Oe Poe | Ne Se ewes re Sie wes cane ly new. ie er, at public ane= oom N.Y. Centra. he7”'1 yest. Union..| 83%) 88% | PoP prc is Relay Station. | Fine set Harness, solid metal, at auction. NAH DAV OF APKtee 1863 AT HALE: | Or, HL. BISCOR, ee oe eee. Sloar rib sides fe 7 0, dial moate—shoulrs al ee er MODEIbIL widow OF Mayor, He Bogle ze oh hte Watton ‘Staion, 61S ant Task | Wi: fe OL OOK, Ay tanta Ray auction raat Foal eta Bo ee ee race erine described *""10th st. wharves, 100 F ot nw pene patie, 2a packed las wh, tee es ‘The Panic in England. Tyarecmet a mh, Saas: ; . - ney ivania avenue, core wetre ~ nove Z nea zi 1D I roll, . Maine. SUE Shine ggrmee be chchod cal secudat | Ue anrtotanihobntrin Ws lp Og | Sul hal ef ese uber Seale iy te PAVEMENTS FOR heed AA Giese dul and, somiat~ | xonx anoor rus cox annnerep vesrenpar, | fours Bah ae anu tn the city . ee ‘umbered fone hundred and fortyreight (448), a8 eub-| BIDEWALKS, CELLARS, GARDEN AND PARK eetne. See, Coffee strong Bio carsces, ordinary Cablegrams from London last night say in refer- | RINK, wife of Joseph 1 iy. mend xty -Ewo yours. r 1S, M. of T.. Baltimore, and . E. WWAUTER D. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers vided by act of corporation April 4th, 1845, fronting | WALKS~ Olt REVER A SOLID, DURABLE Be oR sania alee, Teale Funeral will take place from her late residence, No, mult = about 46 foot on ith street, and running back ‘with that | PAVEMENT IS REQUIRED, IN GRANOLITTG | 20PI ae oe ee Sather” dal’ cotion, | NCe to the arrest in Fleet street, London, men- | 354K etroct southwent, on saturday, Apri tiie ahi So sy Smee TERDEE BIRDS! wath About 1 feet to sonar ‘The improvements ARTIFICIAL STONE, NEUCHATEL MASTIC, §-32a3-16d. flour, 18.90: grain, 334d. ‘Receipte four, | toned in Tux Sak last evening, that the man ar- | o'clock a.in, Her roualus will be carried to Alexqn- A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION oF | Qpsitot 2 re aes | REPEAT UNE ae 1,812 barrels; wheat, 14.000" bushels; corn, 39,000 | rested had engaged rooms on Southampton street, | 7i® Va. for interment. : Wo wie EUEEED BINDS At AUCTION: a pf mmcmt, fale: One-fourth Gash, and residue in equal H. L. CRANFORD, Puskels: ons, 9,000 bumoleShipments_whest,66.000 | corner of the Strand, giving the name of Ormund, | p ARDELL. ‘Thursday, Apri 5a 18683, at 2 olde salesroom, corner paral . L. q el . (60, + | pm, our croup, z Fetog Pomapanis grain Gu TutmaDAR | Marsa Ge uetegeny Setar mento | manda Non Petrotnoriwont | Buns: Sn: 10000 Baal anu stating that ho "was a medical statent sub-| baron of shri gan fs andl aged ge pee IOAY) (APRIL FIFIH and SIXTH, AT | bearing interest, and a deed of tras on the proves ‘ sequently he said that his correct name was Nor- | ¥®8! four months and ten days, " Leave Wasninero: ‘TION, CORNER ‘4 OCK A. M., HALF-PAST TWO and sold, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. ‘depoatt ‘Tue New JupGe ror Agizona—Tho appoint-| man. The first inquiry for the rooms was made HEKBERT. April Sth, 1883, at 6:25 o'clock, JAMES Oru axp BSrxreta. as FoLLows. ‘AST SEVEN P. M., alarge and valuabie oul- | of $200 must be made st the ume of the sale; and if the a 8., so of Thomas 8. and Margaret J. Herbert, of « ‘Bor rittsours and the West, Cl ‘Lunnted FE; terms of sale be not complied with within ons weckires, ment of Col. A.W. Sheldon, editor of the Baltimore | by anelderly man. The box of explosives was | Painful iliness of marlon fever, followed by dropay, gi,talges Steauin Cate at 9: am. daily. Fast | nie cottcction STUEEED, BIRDS. of the mont | 22 18,08 walle the ‘Trustep reserves the right to resell yr OBE. wim ATF Herald, to be associate justice of Arizona Terri- emer capone hice pel Bal ee axed eught years, eleven months and tweuty-one days, Larriehury to Gincintiath. | Weatern Expres t-3) | beautiful Birds of North end Seth Atmecioes feat | HeeaP qwerty, at th indies Mecnine Bae ete ¥¥ BPP MMMM AA YY tory, vico W. W. Hoover, Senpenied, as 120m, Donter oF the friond of a mncdical stadeue Iti pe, = Jot, dally, with Painco’ Cars to Pitusbury and | and mounted under Glass in the most durable | Conveyancing and recording at purchaner’s cose ee Eig 2 MMM AAA ‘ Honed in yesterday's Stax ‘The latter upon re-| Heved that both this. individual and the ldesiy Guwiese Mash 2p Fess, #200 pean. daily “for | snd Hele Janay by the well known Taxidermist, | oor owe, RUDOLPH EICHHORN, ‘Trustee. RouroP tt MMM Ad 4 turning to Arizona from this city, (where he was | man have been identified in the persons of the ‘For tears are vain. . iT epn % }, Se if ew 1. T. Zi * ickson, arrest Lambeth One orn ‘OTOMAC RAD i Reena vt Les ee BESDAY. YER’: ee as Toule fury), Wwas\contronted with 2 ot mis, ie men Siba ia his tigate ply u Funeral to take place from hi its = oh For Pris, Car apdaiean, r _Hechoater, Banal Ae is well heatod, for the comfort of alien Oey at | GEETEE'S HORSE AND CANTO Ota caret, $5005 Gorlant to repin acre along ponccht | in his clofhing, a large sui of tomey, ‘por 1 i-ascond atrect Bort bios on Suny. p ta. daily except Saturday, fen. who are renpestttily ial = decided after ~ | tion of which was reported as being in American atép.m, Interment a pemtery. neu Wy Cove dakeun. ERB. WILLIAMS © Ob. Ancta._| | Seles of Horses. Carringms, Robes, Whips Blanketn, HARDW, ation of tho subject decided upon ‘Cok Sheldon, coins, Tt ise eiguineant. fenturecot the mrcas | JOHNSON. On A yl G TRB, at 3.30 o'clock, my = ee FOLEY, Aucti and Harness by atiction every FRIDAY MORNING al ‘ARE,, Who was backed by ex-Preaideat Grant, the mem- | that street rumor wade free use of the American | Mm LIZZIE BEALIICE 3 HNSON, eit nr Tau ; Re , Auctioneer, HALAL TARE TEN O'CLOCK Consienmente soucitod. bers ot-the New York bar, ex-Senator Conkling. | name, and connected many Irish Americans. with Hi Johison, aged twenty-one years, atid’ daughter a sn Wait pQommencing_ SATURDAY MORNING, | be duly advertised. rope ALF. GEYER: 094 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mbig | S04 the leading republicans and business men of | the plots One of the Lambeth prisoners nad | "lst fobin. ice T IKST, AT HALF-PAST TEN mé6-1m . ROBERT VOBE & CO., Auctionecra, Baltimore. The new judge will leave for his post neral will take place from her tate residence. For bc secured 1 ings in the name of Wilson. Norman O'CLOCK, ‘the ateck of Dry Goods, at 908 Tia street, oa ca consisting of No. 1816 L street northwest, on Sunday, at 2 o'clock ci ‘as soon as he can visit, New York and have an op- very Week-day. undoubtedly came direct from Birmiggham. The | m., and from there proceed to St. Matiliew's church. Ps LTE GOODS, MEDICAL, & Crptton performed upon bis hip for an injury re- | place where he was stopping wasfust over the MARTIN, On April 5, 1983, CATHERINE MAR sey Clty wit iow through trains connect at Jor- SILKS) DRESS Goops, TABLE LINENS, —— ero: at office where is printed the court circular, The | TIN. Brooklyn Annex, affording P RUSS ING'S doubie PURE CIDER VINEGAR. THE CELEBRATED GREEN BRAND. ect transfer to ¥ xe actona N. proprietor of that sheet recently received letters ae threats, the origin of which he has now no difficulty in tracing to the prisoner. The fourth arrest of the day was that of Funeral from her Iste residen east. Ri April 7, 1 SMITH. ae LOU, CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dr. BROTHERS, 906 B st. s.w. Particular atten- neko “All rreeniantice Sey O yarise teeta ta nele, a 5 ‘Thirty-five years experience. romhs-lme 137_C street north. juietn mass at St. Jovephi's church #t 9 a.m. » Interment at Mt. Olivet. =. Suddenly, on the mine of April 1885, Mre. MAKGARET a. PURE LINEN SHEETINGS, HOSIERY, UNDER- E: w f TE DRESS SHIRTS, GOSSAMER RUB- FLANNELS, CASSIMERES, AND A COMPLETE . 9:50, an _Lsusted Express, 9:50 a.m. daily.ex- Department of Justice stating that J. M. Robin- lenry Dalton, nee, ken Into custody last evening. He came | }! SMITH, in the eixty-si A Delicious article. Oysters and Salata have a new | sn, one of the deputies of Marshal Longstreet, or | Wi0 was ta year of her age. . e200 nee nen SORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC JP ANtOod RESTORED By USING A BOTTEE | SAYOr, by using st. She, reliably PURE VINE- the-northern district of Georgia, has been Indicted peter yorpeaipmenl eerie aco. He | *Paneral will take plsee from the residence of hor , 9:30, and 10-10 pn oh | S. : or two of Dk. BROTHERS" Invigorating Cordial. R in the Market brildantiy ea o® | for presenting fraudulent accounts and placed | son ee in-law, Tnnac Boor, at Uuiontown, D. C., 0% es " adie will please attend {ils sala, as the ‘broprictor is | Will cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- Cue Yee large consignment of this fam- under $2,000 bonds, which he has not been able to | 894 made no resistance when’ infor of the | Saturday, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. " ar ; . B determined to sell every article to the highest bidder for eed ee poeners It imparts vigor to eS ynoe ution to the ‘ade st eieas bein = rocure. The telegram also states that Deputy sane i oe Repo Dalton was confined in the wa se. ce ane 6th, 1683, at 2:30 a.m., TOBLAS undage O40em. and 4:40 p.m. daily, M. FOLEY, ~ : Sool it within the reach GSS farshal A. J. Crawford, who was indicted for a ged fifty-five years. std marr G . 0-! 0s aren netoneer, RS. BROTHERS AND GRAY ® lot ay se, and who escaped from the SENSATION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Funeral will take piace from his late reaidenoa, No, enjoin GeV am and 4:40 par. daly, excopt | _™9-2¥ See eaetget Drescriptions and. send you’ tov ayae wae toe re OE ora seman paca a to some ai PRIA AND PREDER' e doctor. ND KSBURG Rat. ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGLOS 00. 9:24, 11:00 and 11:95 6.00 JO ey Another cablegram says: ‘There was no less sensation in the house of commons when these arrests Were announced than elsewhere. Sir Wm. Harcourt, home secretary, in a brief speech out- | — ining the facts, eounirmed what had Up to this time merely a rumor, that Norman had been Bil eptie ngtia faa ws fat THE CONCORD COLLARS. ee ce found in Nor- quarters, and that it was stored in skill- zs (Formerly ‘vents northwest.) LUTZ & BRO., fully devised a 912 Pennasy! avenue “Everything first-class and reasonable.” ape 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, a mingham. & considerable AKE Adjoining the National Hotel ELIUS FINN, NO. 912 “ TOs Pe ERA are Agents for Hill's Celebrated Concord Harness. pate "Sconces cumectinen. we KB and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest "A Gan: To the fags of ay its Umeha pubig Eee rea SAE SREP no Paar. 3. BENSINGER, Auctioneer, BP yatiionica Aut, tage Bazar, ¥88, 940 and 942 Louisiaua avenuo, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGTE: % AGEs, WAGONS, HARNES: bo EVERY SER COMMENCING A TEN OULD MORAG ESS OF WEATHER. | (Seeetigan netantly on han: ite sale a larze Horses, New and second-hand Bu Uneinges ct Prees Wagons, etc., etc, ns, Harness, advances on THE TRADES. EDGEKS, JOURNALS, ke:, be, order peau ‘jal at Lycett's Bindery, = mor Prop. Rees iH. DARBY, OK AND [Hips See Pte cee fe tof ina A cure of privat z | sult Des, BROTHELS and GRAY, 900 Bet soe Will furnish medicines, guaranteo a cute or no pay, 35 years’ experience. ‘msime R. JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER ia a certain cure zor Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- Diseases and all’ Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis Sena two stamps for pam- Dn. JOHN TRIPP. ‘ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- ie alent orthweat, Sie caas Srom 1 to9 clock pea wits only.” {6-4m* RE! Bead DE, MoTT's FREI oonce “atte seston reoeibt of price = 526 Twenty fourth strest, Sunday, "Apa 8th, at. 2: o'clock. t és Vited to attend. UNDERTAKERS, UucHLY’* UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, j 922 Pexnerivaxta Avanve N.W. N. 4 POOLE & €O., 987 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Ger Tur Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS." of a deputy marshal, has not ree been re-arrest ds and relati' A telegram was also receive = — mhb9-Im for the western district of Texas, would probably be sentenced to-day. Upon inquiry as to the amount the department was defrauded out of by ex-Marshal Russell and his deputies by the pre- sentation of fraudulent accounts, a STAR oe e South, 6:30 and 11:25 am, daily: except Sunday. axhington, 6.00, 8:00, and 10:00 a.m. ; 7:00 and 20 pra. Tickets and informston st the ote, northesat. z gh here dennis re ‘Where orders can be left for the D, General Passenger Agent, . General Manager. ‘caily, an: ‘Traine iexve Al Bb end 10:00 a. 1-0) and 9:10 House, ERTAR ‘the rubber bags found in Normans quarters sou town in the kingdow. ‘The police bere i jorman was in a plan to vitalit most eminent physicians, ‘and wai big perma va Be Gas Cooxma Sroves from and of FOR 54LB AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICR TENTH STREET. 9 ‘7th st, det. M Pn ané