Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1883, Page 3

TRANSEY r SUF, Ce * # wharf, foot of m., for Balt» leaves Baltime step it 40" Returnipy, ait eccommoations strict! Haver frencht must be prey BATURDAYS ony, STEPHES Folb-fm — Ttheatreet whart Vi SiRAMER MATIA “Bt ton BEC to) 1 BALTIMORE SHE CUNAnD S77 LETWEZ™ XE LENG AT ¢ TER a S Apel bE Serva Bey thin * a cand other } an port seurEDAaM. I 4. SCH END NY 3 Sovthr Willies treat ty'W. G. METZEROTE | ston. | = —| RAILROADS. | } ALTIMOKE AND UHI THE MODEL Fast THE FAT AN “ther. information (wenn Office, r DN rPFS ‘Tras i rave he ANDY Fie, dawn, 9p ta akg aenebn i Cae ‘For w ts. duil¥, exept For Dew Yors and the +9: and ‘Kast, Vim! . da Y.. ai th Fer Bevo iyn, 3 City with b Feet tren “33 SUMMER SERVICE. pe UNameport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at9.32,. lending na far down as morning. h streat or at boat. N LINE. WF. C. Geox y Fiti y first-clnas. vate, and will be ree Thiver DAY at 5 L. BLAK®, ORFOLK, POR FI SOUTH tree RIDAY s ERPOOL every : .) AGE, LAND TO LAND, fips from NDERRY i NEW YORE vonia.....Wedl., ea for Belfast, laa, ou the Continent and MS AND will sail BV} st of Bd etre w York to tn iret caivin, $100. paid steer ¥ SAT. Hoboken. | London, \ | | i ty_at the Baltitoore and Station, 619 and 151 sth street, where ordars | be checked aad received a . daily for | cus Car YTOMAC RAILROAD. hoster, Buffalo, Niagara, day, wath Palace Care | wus. ay #00 a. » 10:293.m..1 a Gn Sanday, 8s 2 | ed Expres of Bi 4 ily, extept Sunday WY Pola. every Weuk-~day, AND UL TENTH, at HALF-PAS we shal in front of the fi . Hopkins’ sub- brick dwelling, tront, running back depth having @ goo = of sale: One-third cash, balance six, twelse, ‘zhteen months for Uotes bearing interest from fwsle, and secured by x deed of trust on property 73 Loan at purchaser's cost; 350 ‘eile. [pOXCA8SON Bro IRUSTPES' SALE € oF THY y UABLE RFAT. ESTATE HINGLON, SOME OF Ti Supreme Conrt, D. » So 8,429, Lord vs. O'Denno~ sell under, deed of trust A.D. Ibe . 1, Y OF \Pgth, NTH APRIL, at FIVE P. we will sell Lot N in his ot front i= will be sold an ten par- 1M APRIL, at FIVE i well Lota Ni. 48, on M nor P. M., 8,9, 10, 1» De APETL, at FIVE B. M. ell E vont of nprove! PHIL, at FIVE P. 10 and 1, fi nsquare 318, with i VY THEREA a¥ Py of which s deponit of $100 ane of sale, balance two years, to be se- ald, or all cash cenot complied of . m dpys aft Je the peoperty will be re- ok M Gefaulting purchaser. Conveyaucing, - eee aE, JESCP MILLUR,) ALAN A_ DALE," "5 Trustoos, THIS BV W. W. Buinen. ¥ Post Office. e, &c., COMPRIS- . viz; pot We TER B. WIL IM tion M + April 9th. to of the laciés specially and attention ive aut tthe how TSDAY MO commencing \ O'CLOUK, A for ladies. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ___ Fo-moxroe EY, Auctioneer, cing SATURDAY TRNT, AT HAL: conn THIRTY. MAUCH EN O'CLOCK, the stock of Dry Goods, at 908 Tta street, PAST TEN ng of WHE F Gcons, a DKESS Goons, TOWE TABLE A COMPLETE DOMESTIC as the proprietor is chest bidder for FOLEY, Aw er, 908 7th stivet northwest AS-ORTM. Goon: to th: W* & yous Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF 5:217.100 ACRES ON SEVED EET ROAD, NEAR BLIGHTWOOD, D. aduly ted deed of trnet my at PALI MONDAY, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionecra. OF CONDEMNED st BARKACKS, WASHI SDAY, APKIL 'T A Buy: u words, » Haversacks, Canteens, Old om Upright Steem Boiler,” Two a5. I ¥ JEXCANSON Bhos RUSTER’S KALE OF FRAN MAKYLAND AVE. iving trustee, will sell, in { mablic auct 1 OFA O'CLOCK P.M... ail that situate and lying in the cit; ped as lot Jamon F. Wollard’s aubai vints sbered eight (3), in of part of square nium- vd ton hundred and efx (1008), av recorded in Liter H.. folio 320, Nc.. in. the strveyor's office of the ct of Columbis, tovether with afl the improve. ways, eaxoment=, richts, privileces, and appur- 6 to the same belonging or in any wise apper tal erina: One-third cash: balence, six, twelve, and eighteen months. tos to bear intervrt, and to be se cured by deed of trust on premises—or all'caah, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing at purchaser’a cost. Terms 3 d with ia seven days, otherwise the Trus- the riicht to resell at the risk and cost of the ung purchaser, five days’ pubiic notice in aper published i Washington, D.C. A de- ) required at sale. MES F. WOLLARD, Surviving Trustee, apd! G_ BENSINGER, Auctions, De Washinston Hore snd Carriage Bazar, 989, 940 ond 942 Louisiana avenne, &, BUGGIFS, CARRI- 8, &c., EVERY TUFS- Che ee TEBDAY MORNIN 3 SING N O'C) REGAL, LESS OP WEA) HER. —_* stant and an at private sale a Tare stock of wand -hand Buggies, Carrias rons, Harness, ete,. etc. Liberal advance NHOOD_iu br two of Da. BI Wii cure an: RED BY USING A BOTTLE ITHERKS Invigorating Cordial. ¥ case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De- biite and Impotency. It imparts vigor to ub eyitem. 906 Bet. sw. f D. M ANHOOD EESTORE: Ay aon gquitox Nervous Do. ve elc., having tried in vain Paleo hich ke mor ean as melf-cure, which fio wil san tutterora, “Addroas JH. BERVES, 40 Chathain set, ew York. bd tu, thak6m So th who the and: Beceite who are suffering from errors. in. cov by 8 miss Bacaie roi beer ADAME DE FO! HAS 3 R' FOR ALR é AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STERET, \K. GAS, INSURANCE AND OTHER STOCKS. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL ELEVENTH, AT ONE Uke ei tae within our suction rooms, 9th and D strcets northwest, ee Mp chiares Seomud.” National Bank Stock. 10 30° ** National Bank of Republic ‘* 65‘ National Union Insurance 100 a wy 100 Wath. Gas Light Co. 2 co) “Franklin Fire Insurance Frank ENCANSO! BROS., Aucts. Wir B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD ITGRE, BEING THE EFFE OF THE HANNAH OC. HE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A HOUSE OF TWELVE KOOMS, co. ING OF SEVERAL SOLID WALNUT OF CHAMBER FURNITURE, SEVERAL TATION WALNUT SETS, CHAMBER FUR- TURE, ARLOK, DINING-ROOM AND 1 CHEN FURNITURE, SEWING MACHI\E, O AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS FORNI- TURK, ALL PURCHASED NEW LAST JUNE. By virtue of a chaticl deed of trust, dated February 12, 1883, recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of the District of Columbia, in Liber No. 1034, folio 1, vised. the undersiened trustee will, on MONDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH, 1883, at TEN. LOCK A. M., at house 2.0, 1016 Massachuretts avenne northwest, sell ist of Furniture annexed to said deed of trust, to y the dobtin said deed of trust mentioned, con- 5 aut sets of chamber furni- ture, wardrobes, bedsteads, marble top bureaus and washe'ande, bed lounge, extension tzblea, square tabie, deboard, Sewing machine, cushioned chaira, loun: jer table, jace and other curtains, several sett imita- tion wa nul chumber furniture, sevcral sets bed springs, casses, carpets, bed-room and dining-room we quantity of beddine, towels, pictures and ornaments, larwe quantity of crockery, dining- d Wutchon’ furniture, Lesides uumerdus other household articles, J. H. WITAKER, Trustee. le a gentleman declining on the abowe premises, the fol- quare ey e plano, fe parior >. hair cloth covered: chairs, extension table, . WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & CO., ‘Auctioneers. TY ON THE Wi P NINTH STRE?T, THIKD LOT SOUTH THE CORNER OF O STREET NORTH- decree of the Supreme Court of the, r mbia, passed on the 2d day of ® april, A. D. 1583, in’ quity Cause 7,098, the un- cersigned ‘Trustecs will sell to the highest bidder, at ie auetion, on TUESDAY, the T WEN TY-FOURTH AY OF APRIL, A. D. 18-3, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. mises, Lot numbered fifty-three 6 re numbered three hundred an sixty- rituated in the City of Washington, District of Colnmibia, improved by two frame teuementa, num- bered 1328 and 1490 9th street northwest. erms of sale, prescribed by decree: One-third of the purchase mouey cash, and the residue in two equal installments, payable at six and twelye months, wih interest af six per cent per annuin from date of sate. A teponit of $100 required at time of ale. If terms are net complied with in ten days from date of sale the trustees feserve the right to ree-ll the property at the tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. SaaS He SMUT ce Droit Building, R.B. LEAT 8 } Trustees. 416 Sth st. o.w., DUNC, O8., Aucts. pl0-dkds TPHOs. J. FISHER & 6 Xeul fstate Auctioneers. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme; Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Fquity Caus: No. 7.767, wherein Temple et al. are com are defendants, the ined, as Trustee, will sell, at public auction, the i ‘leseribed real estate, at the times and plices noted: TUESDAY, MAY FIRST, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. he premises, we shall sell Lots Nos. 2 and3, in ), on north E street, between 25th and 26th etreets went. IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the premies, part of Lot 1, sq. 62, 17 ft. 3 in. on 22d street west, north © street. ou the premises, LotsNos. pleinants, and Worthington ct al. unde 6 and 19, in No. 88, on Water street and north Crtreet. between 2ist znd 22d street northweat. IMMEL PLY AFT: R, on the premises, Lots 9, siurre No. 128, fronting re- th streets we on the promises, sub-Tots . 143, on E street horthwest, Fe. LY AFTER, on the premises, Lots 1, 6, in, square east of square 143. ‘These foot of 17th si it HALF-PAST Sand 14, in Riewline' «qi DIX te AY SECOND, P. M., on the premises, Lot No. 5, south E street, betweon Delaware avenue and Cu IMMEDIATE L of Lot No. 22, in aqui South Cepitol street and DIATELY AF weet half “e, between es, Lote 3, 8 22, in square No. on south’ G street, “between Delaware avenue and Jy street weet, the other on 3y street weat, betwe uth F and G streets, IMMPDIATELY AFT mn the premises, Lot 8, in corner of south @ aud 3 square east of square 642, sthoet weet, LY AFTER, on the premises, Lots 22, square south of 643, on south H, bee c streets west. IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the premises, all of Fquare No. (45, bounded by south I and K :treets and Istan'l Je streets west. On THU MAY THIRD, at FOUR AND A * M., on the premises, Lot No. 4, 970, 100x115, at the cor. of south C and 10th treet : prem t.wouth M and N strects. JAY FOUNTH, at FOUKAND A HALF on the premises, Lot 2 in sq. No. 1011, ie hear Linco’ Park. ‘on the promises, Lot 8 in cast, near East Capitol. TER, on the pren:i-es, Lots 3 and 14, in square No. 1095, ob East Capitol and north A street, between 17th and 18th ats, east, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the premises, Lot 1 and part of 17, squere 1007; Lot'l, corner 18th and B streets, theast, aud part Lot 17, ‘fronting 40 feet on 18th et, near A strect southeas IMMr DIAG! LY AFTER, on the premises, Lote Sand 1096, south A strect, between 17th aud 18th t TURDAY, MAY FIFTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK aut ti Co of Thos, J, Fisher & Co., No. 1324 D. Lot 40, square 545; Lot 5, eqnare 603; 100,00 F FRIDAY KP.M on Tennessee w IMMEDIATE Petey Lots 3. 5, 14, and 19, square 608; Lot 1, sqnare 609; Tots 16, and south halt of 17, square 610; Lot 8, ; Lot, square 613; square 17; Lot 3, square 66% and 7, equare cast of 66 ware south of square are east of Kouth of 667, and the uch on M street, of square No. 59 seribed by the decree: One-third Yn Cash, and the residue in tw 's ut six and twelve months, respe ¥, with interest ut the rate of six (6) per centum per uta from day of sale, to be secured by approved toes, wit a reset ved Ion the property sold or the purehaser shall have the option of paying all the pur- y joney in cash. A money deposit shall be re bof the seid picees of property sold, the Will be sunounced on day of ale. any purchaser in comply in nu (10) days, the property t be resold att with terms on which | risk and 3) days’ Evening Star Shuil be at the cost of the pu: Re) FC CHAS. D. ER, Trastee, Webster Law Building, 505 D « THOS. J. FISHER &CO., Auctioneers. HARLES W. HAN E DWELLING, OF NORTH NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, “lated the 27th day of, uary, A.D. 1873, recorded in Liber 64, one of the land reoo: Columb, and at the gured thereby, the ar i ty Bo~ Awl sei ut pubite nue. premings, on FRIDAY, APRIL B O'GLOCK P. M. state, extunte in the cl miubia, to wit: Part of Lot numb twenty three (23), in Square numbered six hundr- twenty (620), beginning for the sume at the t corner of said lot numbered. twenty-three (23) and run- ig theuce north with the vast line of North Capitol t one hundred and mieten. (119) fect three (3) thence west seventy* (70) feet; thence north n (18) feet: thence west twenty-two (22) fest: cesonth twenty-two (22) feet; thence east two (2) ; thence south one hundred and fifteen (115) three 3) ihches, and thence exst wits the north line of Pierce ptrect ninety (0) feet tothe pleceof bexinning, fexcont- ing the north eighteen (15) fee} three (3) inches front by the depth of seventy (70) fee), together with the im provements, consisting of a lange double frame dwelling nse and frame stable, Ko. ‘Terms of sale: One-foarth cash, and the reeidue in six, twelve and eighteen montis, for which the notes of. the purchaser. bearing intersst at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable reut-xunually, and secured by a deed of trast on the property will be taken, or all ach at option of the purchasct. $100 deposit required at the time of sale, and all conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Terms .to be complied with in Feven days from day of wale, of the property will be re- sold at Kk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days adverticement. All claims for damages by reason ¢f change of grades in North Capitol street age reserved to the estate of Juhn G. Wate: tion ton, District of C } Trustees, ap7. pre. FOX & BROWN, teal Estate Brokers. AUCTION SALE OF VAI Ox ABLE Bt ISLAND: AVENUE, WAND MIFTEENTIL ALSO, ILDING LOT BETWEEN STRE! 7 ES LOU ON E STREET, BE- AND rH. APRIL SE’ at FOUR OC KP. M, NTH, Hed sell, ut public an premises, I wi a Valuable vacan lot Gn the north aide of & strc, ‘between eh and 10th streets, hav ng a frontage cy E street of twenty-four ) fect by one hundred and sifty-nine (169) fect, toa public alley, Said piece of «1ound being parts of lots 3 and 4, square 97. FOUR AND A HALE O'CLOOK, the SAME NOO: ton Ihete Twiand avenue, between raving je frontare of ston Laas nue} by. an average depth o one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet, bein, arts of Lots 10.and 11, in Squar 11. er ‘Verme: half cash; balsiice in one (1) and two (2) ns, with interest at six (6) her cent per annum, pay- able semi-annually, secured ,by deed’ of trust Ox the pres nee OMA alt cae ate tion of the purchaser, eposit of wired upjn eact lece roperty tine of sale, JOHS C. HAMKNESS, Trdmene . T. COLDWELL, Auctioner. apieokds CCHAKLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED USINESS ERTY ON SEVENTH, BE- TWEEN MAND SI ERETS NORTHWEST, RHODE, URTEEN KING NUS. 1229 AND —————— H Hoo? Sass 7 Exe 3 1 TTIT FER RRR = mr Fg (EF Eee EB 3 susst CELEBRATED STOMACH Be OT ET Ae RRR, BBB Eo oF ie é zg 3 ‘What the 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, mental despoudency, and the pe- culiar complaints and disabilities to which the fooble ‘are 80 subjoct. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. ap3 re Ann I NVIGORATING, ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a deliclons beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, aro invited tomakea trialof the celebrated brand, BG PPa PPR EER RRR TTT EER NN U UP PP PE R tH ON uP PB KRER R 2 Hee N NS www S88, K K EER wwwwHo ig § x e* yy WwWww HHH IT Bgssq KK E ¥Y ww oH Ht Ssss8 BSc fen ¥ This Whiskey, upon an analytical examtnation, bas proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and flavor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., B, W. REED'S SONS, ana N. T. METZGER & BRO. Washington, D. C. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, SOLE PROPRIETORS. H. Ja18-78t Lieovors. HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHTS- KYS, MARYLAND CLUB 4 MONTICELLO ‘77, BAKER, OLD crow, ROYAL CABINET, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM. PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS' POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGEI'S SCOTCH ALE, BOl+ TLED, HOLLAND GIN (SWAN). E. C. KNIGHT, 1732 Pennsylvania avenue. Ger Tue. Besr__ “THE CONCORD HARNESS,” THE CONCORD COLLARS. LUTZ & BRO., 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining the National Hotel. Sole Agents for Hill's Celebrated Concord Harness. ‘TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest Prices. fal fel3 Gamavzir & Cos MATICO CAPSULES Are warranted to offect a rapid cure in the most severe cases of private diseases. ‘They do not. fat stomach as all other Capsules with liquid Cop i will Le found a safe and effective remedy. $a22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, E PPS cocoa, BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING {By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by jcareful application of the fine, propertien of weil we- lected Cocou, Mr. Seppe has provided. our breakfast ta: elicately-flavored heverace, which may y doctors’ bills. Itis by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enonxh to resist every fendency tod sense, Hundreds of subtle maladies aro floating around us, ready to attack wherever there is a Weak point. We nay escape many a fatal shaft y tt by keep. ing ourvelves well fortified with pure blood, and & prop- erly nourished frame."—Civil Service Gazelle. Made simply with boiling water or milk, Kola in tins, (only 44-Ib. and Ib.), by Grocers, labeled. JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. HI, >: Bane, . IMPORSFR AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest SPRING GOODS. Complete and carefully relected stock of Suitin uuserings and Vestings of spproved eevlen Cur, Keading fashion house of Waaibees ABBE of tab Ee 5 mbis ™ H. D. BARR. Das G. Haren & Coxrany, NO. 934 F STREET NORTHWEST, SOLE AGENTS FOR LOW'S TILES. A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, mb9-2m FL Aseere LINE. WEEKLY LINE OF sTEAMERS, LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON, FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, For Passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & CO., General Pussonger Agents, Orto PERCY G. suitH, ras 1351 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Send for ‘*Tourist Gazette,” $30,000 FOR #2. PIFTY-FIFTH PO! MONTHLY DRAWING 016-m, tu&s apl postmaster at Weyers Cave, Ya, THE EVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY.......... April 10, 1883. 2d Edition. Late eras oi Ste Georgia Democratic Convention. ATLANTA, Ga., April 10.—The democratic conven- allo to onder by Carcass Jackson, ‘chair: ler by Captain Ha ir man of the state committee. rien Jones, of Rich- mond, was elected temporary chairman. bal toat pgrargoue The Augustinian Seciety Failure. Lawxence, Maas., Apr!110—This morning Sheriff Briggs, acting as messenger of the court of in- solvency, took formal possession of all the prop- erty owned by the Augustinian society, also of the books of the banking institution. Rev. D. D. Regan 13 authorized to act as custodian of the Property until assignees are appointed, ee Hanged by a Mob. ATLANTA, Ga., April 10.—Samuel Lewis, colored, who murdered’ “ Dink” Weems, also colored, on February 7, was taken from the jail at Amberson's Station, Alabama, last night, by a mob composed of six white men and seventy-five negroes, and hanged. He had confessed his guilt. Congressman Cutts Dangerously . DrsMowra, Iowa, April 10.—Congressman Cutts, of the 6th district of Iowa, 1s dangerously Ill at his home at Oskaloosa, with an acute attack of peri- tonitis, He has been in ill health for the pee two years with bronchial and pulmonary troubles, and his recovery now 4s hardly expected. The Tewkesbury Almshouse Abuses. FURTHER TESTIMONY TO-DAY. Boston, April 10.-Gov. Butler was present at the Tewkesvury almshouse investigation to-day. Joseph A. Chase testified that he had worked for Miss Manning, and with her knowledne had taken bodies to the Harvard Medical school by order of Capt. Marsh and his son. ‘be governor then fntroduced a sermon by a Mr. Sanborn, a minister of Lawrence, in which it was stated that Mr. Spaulding, one of ‘the trustees of the almshouse had boasted that while no emolument was attached to the trusteesiip, he could make tt pay. The governor intimated that this was done by turning over contracts to out- side parties wish whom Spaulding divided the rofts, " John H. Chase sald that since his first testi- mony he had gone to Tewkesbury with a detec- tive and unearthed comin aipng et tocontain the body of Joseph Clark. The body had previously ‘been sold, and the coffin, which was empty, was brought to Boston. Tiere were other coffins in the same condition, Detective Innes corroborated Chase's testimony as to the taking up of Clark's empty coffin, and the governor sald that he would bring it be fore the committee, but the chairman said the com- mittee preferred to go and look at it. Adjourned till to-morrow. a eee Chief Moses Threatens Wat. PORTLAND, OREGON, April 10.—Chief Moses says that he fears he cannot keep his tribe from the war path unless the strip of land, 17 by 109 miles, taken from their reservation last ‘February, 1 re- stored. Gen. Miles thinks that $10,090 will’ settle the matter without fighting. The companies have been sent to the reservation, and ctiers are in readiness. —— w&eive Hundred Cigar Makers ona Surike. Crxorwnatr, April 16.—Twelve hundred cigar Inskers are on strikes here. They demand an in- crease of $1 per 1,090 In consequence of the taking off of the tax of $3 per 1,000. At a meeting this morning 1t Was reported’ that several manufac- turers had agreed to give the Increase, = = Numerous Claimants for a Million- alre’s Estate, SAN Francisco, April 10.—The death of Thomas H. Blythe last week, leaving a fortune of $4,000,000, 4s said to have raised up an army of claimants, a8 no will has been discovered. One 15 Alice Edith Blythe, claimiag to be the decedent’s widow, and alleging that the only other heir 1s a daughter, ten years ol, llving in Manchester, England. The claimant was known as Dickinson prior to Mr. Blythe's death, and served him as housekeeper. Another claimant 13 said to be Nellie Firman, who a few years ago sued Mr. Blythe for alleged Seduction. “Stull another alleged wife, tt 1s sala, will shortly be heard from from England. So ean Fatal Fall of a Building. Rocuesrer, N. Y., April 10.—At 7 o'clock this morning I. F. Carter’s building, on State street, fell In, Killing Matthew Peard, carpenter, and In juring a number of other persons so seriously that they cannot live. ‘The logs is $25,000. ‘The cause of the caving in was the freezing of the mortar In a wall bulltduring the winter. The calamity 1s ascribed to criminal carelessness, as the owners had been warned by the fire marshal that the bDuliding was in danger. ——_+-__ Latest Foreigu News STRIKE OF 7,000 DOCK LABORERA. MARSEILLES, April 10.—Seven thousand dock laborers struck Work this morning. Up to & o'clock this afternoon the strikers had committed no unlawiul acts. The authoritles have, never- theless, taken measures for the prompt suppres- sion of disorders. The streets frequented by the men are being patrolled by mounted gendarmes, paliesieg The Situation in Wall Street. FEATURES OF TRY STOCK MARKET TO-DAY. New Yorx, April 10.—The Post's financial article Says: Stocks were fot so active this forenoon as yesterday, and prices not so well maintained. The market was alternately heavy and firm during the forenoon. Notwithstanding the appearance of heaviness in the market there 1s evidently a more confident feeling on the part of thegeneral public, which lus already been made Manifest tn the past few weeks by the purchase of railroad bonds, and how begins to appear in stocks. The features of the market this forenoon were Lackawanna, St. Paul, Union Pacific, Loulsville and Nashville, and East Tennessee preferred, which were strong: Aside from these, the general market was rather heavy, and the het result of the forencon’s busl- ness Was a decline of 4s to % on the remainder of the list, the latter on Wabash preferred and Ore- gon Transcontinental. St. Paul and Manitoba Was 1g lower, and sold at 1613 and 16034. Pacific Mail was at first strong, but aiterwards weak, and declined trom 44 to 43. Chattanooga decitned from 58% to 57s. Government bonds were 3¢ lower for the 43/3 and 3 higher for the 8s. State bonds were dull. Railroad bonds were firm at the advances noted yesterday, but dull to-day, with no important changes. Call loans on stockS this forenoon were 6 per cent, and on government bonds 4 and 5 percent. Mercantile rates for dis- count remain nominally unchanged. a ee Telegraphic Briet A special cable dispatch from London to the Toronto Globe says further progress was made to- day in the negotiations between the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railroads. It 1s understood that an agreement has been practically settled upon which will end the rivalry between the two companies, Henry Menefy, the self-confessed murderer of Lord Leitrim, was released from custody at Pitts- burg this morning, having been identified asa harinless crank, living in One of the outer wards of the city. An explosion occurred in one of the buildings of the American Powder company at Acton, Mass., this morning, killing a Mr. Ryder and another young man. of Middletown, N. Y., man- Babcock & Watrous, ufacturers of Wool and straw hats, have made an R assignment to 8S. R. Hawley, of New York. The Lyman cotton mill in North Providence, 1., owned by H.C. White and run by E. K. John. son, was burned this morning. The loss is esti- mated at $75,000, Fifty operatives are thrown out of employinent. —— The Markets. BALTIMORE, April 10.—Virginia 68, consolidated, 89; do., 2d series, 38; lue cou) 50; pew ten-forti Soaete threce, 54 bid to-day.” PALL April 10.—Cotton steady—middling, 76. uiet and steady; western irregular, closing firmer; Southern. red, I: 1dal-t; do. ainber, Lal 10, Reed Maryland, 1. 18igal.193; No. 2 western winter, red, spot, 1.1634 ‘April, 1.168%: May, 1. 1739ul, 173: June, 1.18%;ai.18%. Corn—southern steady: western inactive and higher; southern white, 62x64: do. Falaw. 62a03: western mixed, spot, 63263%;; April, an iy ; June, 6259a6274 ; steamer, Oats quiet—south ern, 5153; western white, 5! lo. max 49850; Penni ania, Slad2. Rye quiet, 67a70. un- changed and quiet, Provisions steady, with fair de- mand. Butter duil_western packed, 1 Exgs steady, 17. Petrolenm unchanged. Rio cargoes, ordin: to fair, 8% % Apel is opeer fatty gtuck nia Le. sal.i7. very jul and nent ecopis—floun, 4,577 barrelar wheat, 20,000 bushels; ‘corn, 20,000 bushels; 060 els, Sh ipmente corn. 41 000. buahsiee Baler wheat, 272,000 is; corn, 73,600 bushels, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow! were the readings at the office of the chief sign: officer to-day: 7 a.m. 48.8; 11 a.m., 542; 2 p.m. 59.6. Maximum, 60.5; minimum, 47.4. —_.___ THE HinTH MURDRR SToRy.—The police do not credit the story referred to in yesterday’s Star, that Johnson had made a confession that he com- ~ A: Counemenon was isgued to-Gay to W. D. Myers» | Police Heerganization. A DELRGATION IN BERALF OF LIEUTENANT ARNOLD. A delegation of some twelve or fifteen merchants and business men onthe line of Pennsylvania avenue were before the Commissioners this morning and held aconsultation with President EAmonds in behalf of the retention of Lieutenant Arnold upon the police force. Mr. B. U. Keyser and Mr. Jesse B. Wilson and others apoke very warmly in his behalf, President Edmonds stated that all these matters had been referred to Major Dye, and that his wishes and preferences in relation to whom he desired for Iteutenants would be respected by the Commissioners. He must, therefore, refer the delegation to Major Dye. ‘The delegation then visited police headquarters, where the same remarks wore made to Major Dye. He lstened attentively, and satd he would take notice of what they had'stated when this matter came up for consideration; but he gave no intuna- ton, pro nor con, as to What were his own senti- ments relative to Lieut. Arnold. Ho sald he had many papers In the case, expressing a variety of —, about voy OMficer. He decitned to give any further light to the reporters, Miner's Memory. THE WITNESS FURTHFR CKO8S-EXAMINED BY MR MERRICK. After the recess Mr. Merrick continued the cross- examination or John R. Miner, The witness said that In making the division of routes they had not considered prospective in- creases. “If it had been,” sal4 the witness, “we would have been beaten, for Mr. Dorsey got more increases than we did. The witness was questioned closely as to va- rlous aMdavits he had made, but hts memory did Rot recall the circumstances attending the makiug of the aMdavits. Miner was still on the stand when our report closed. —_— Star Route Notes. MR. BLISS DRNIRS STORIFS OF LIT AMONG GOT. ERNMENT COUNSEL, Mr. Bliss, when his attention was called to-day to published statements that there was a split among the government counsel, which might Probably result tn the withdrawal of Messrs. Mer- rick and Ker, characterized it very emphatically as a lie, WHAT MR. KER SATS. Mr. Ker said that he considered himself under obligations to the government to continue In the Present case. In the event of hisbeing nominated for the office of rict attorney at Philadeipiita he would not accept the nomination unless ab- solved from his obligations to the governmeat by the district attorn: a ee eae TuE ConsuL of the United States at St. Galle, Switzerland, has collected for the rellef of the sut- ferers from the Ohio river flood 10,350 francs,which has been forwarded to the United States through the Offices of the New York Heraid. ARMY ORDERs.—Leave of absence for four Months ts granted Capt. Abram A. Harbach, 20th infantry. Leave for six months, from April 1, 1883,0n account of sickness, Is granted Capt. Phillip L. Lee, 10th cavalry. ' The leave granted 24 Lieut. John Guest, 8th cavalry, in special orders, No. 24, March 7, 1888, department. of Texas, Is ¢x- tended two months. “Leave of Capt. Arthur M. Arthur, jr., 13th infantry, is extended seven. ays. rill, 7th cavalry. Capt. John R. Myrick, 34 artil- lery, will report tn person to the commanding gen- eral department of Dakota for duty as acting Judge advocate of that department. District Government Affairs, PERMITS TO BUILD. Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle: Jno.Y. Springusan, repair brick, Lot 10, 8q. 439; $209, Mrs. O. K. Foster, repair brick, southeast Q and 5th streets northwest; $1,0°0. H ll, repair brick, corner @ Streets, Georgetown; $1,000. Casper Souta, repair brick, 1881 Wiltberger street; $1,100. ‘T. W."Widill- com, repair brick, 608 14th strect northwest; $800. J. Murphy, erect four dwellings, alley between I and J and 2d and 34 streets northwest; $2,000. G. W. F. Swartzell, erect two small dwellings in rear 1211 10th street northwest; $1,000. Charles W, Handy, erect four Lwo-story Gweltings, Nos.60 an: 62 K street northwest; $4,200. Frank Hanvey, erect a three-story and oasement dwelling, H, betw 9th and 10th streets northwest; $7, Tord, erect a brick dwelling, corner Massachusetts and New Jersey avenues northwest; $3,000. Mrs. Flora B. Cabell, repair brick, 201 south A stie-t southeast; $400.’ G. W. Utermehte, erect # tur tory and basement dwelling, 1133 5th street noi th. west; $4,002. Wm. H. Veerhoff, repair frame, 910 Sth streets northwest; $300. Sonhia He: var trame, D street, between 24 and 34 streets noril east; $100. A.M. Duncanson, erect a two tory dweiiing, 7th street, county; $500. John Connor, orect a two-story dwelling, New Jersey aver: and, G street northwest; $2,300. Local Notes. ‘Mr. Maximilian A. Beuter and Miss Jennie H. Smith, both of this city, were qutetly married tuts morning at Trinity church, 34 and C streets, the Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Addison oMictating. Joun Decker was fined $5 by Judge Snell to-day for assaulting Maurice Dillon in thé Capitol butld- ing yeaterday. The assault grew out of Dillon charging ,Decker with swearing falsely against tm, for Dr. Purvis, n charge of the Freedmen’s hospital, reports to the Secretary of the Interior that du: the month of March 37 white males were ad- mitted and 48 colored; 9 white females and 29 col- ored—making a total of 118. Horace H. Brower and wite en 4 1n equity against Marcaritha Helth for partition of lots 10 and 11, square 99, or sale ‘and distribution of tne proceeds. Wm. R. Cody, through Messra, Gordon & Gor- ainst Mary A. r & don, bas fied & Dill in equity ag Lawler et al., to enforce a mechanics’ lien. ‘The furniture for the new court rooms was doe- livered at the City Hall to-day. It is of a very handsome patiern. — ‘THE STORY OF Tis BULLETS.—The police made an examination yesterday of the house where the Alexander-Fields shooting affatr took place, and found five bullets (22 callber) in the partition at the head of the stairs, and two bullets (88 caliber) in the wall of the hall'at the foot of the stairs, ee Minnie PALMER anD THR W. L. I. Cones Brxr- Fit.—The_ performance given by Miss Minnie Pal- mner and the “My Sweetheart” Company at Ford’s last night, for the benefitof tue Washington Licht Infantry Corps, was very largely attended. Be- fore the performance a fine exhibition drill wes given by the “crack” squad of the corps During the evening Miss Palnier was presented by the corps with a beautiful floral ship, and by the Washington Lodge of Elks with a floral cik’s head, This evening a fine picture of Miss Palmer, sutt- able for framing, will be given every one attend- ing the ‘performunce as a souvent. Miss Paliwer leaves for Europe May 8th to open the New Grand Opera House, London, the only theater in Europe bulit on American plan: ‘The Courts. POLICE CourT—Judge Snell. To-day, Luke Gallagher, profanity ; $5 or 15days, Wm. Marr, colored, loud and botsterous; $5 or 15 days. John H. McDonnell, profanity; $5 or 7 days. Also, carrying a pistol; $200r 30 days. Thos. Sowers, Suilfe Swan and Sallie Currie, colored, Va grancy; 9) dayseach. Henry Young, colored, di do. Michael Carroll, larceny of a sbirt from Wm: lour—quiet snd unchanged. Wheat—eonthern | yy. Ouxberry; 30 days. ERG THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Thelollowing are the oventng and closing pricy «ithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th stre%t. ‘Name. a) (e) 4 79x) 80 |Nor. & Wes. p.| 413) 32 Name, Ches. & Ohio. -| 224) 2139 North Pac ..../ 51 Do. ist pref .) 334/83 | Do. pref... 874, Do. 2d pret..| 243$) 243¢) Northwest. ... 13875 138 7636, 77 Ont. & West..) 264) 26: 35%! $534/Pac. Mall ....2) 437%) 434 |1274, 128% Peo. D. & KE...) Bay ay | 45% 49% Reading. 55% 56 | 234 383 St. Paul. ..027 103%; 104 | 9734) 973, St. Paul pref.. 120% . 146% 14039 St. P.& Omaba 50 | 507% 107107 065 106% Wab. Pac, 7534) Wab. Pac. p' News Briefs, Mr. C. C. Fulton has conveyed his property—the Baitimore American, etc.—to his son-ln-law, Gen. Feltx Angus, in trust. ‘The circult court at Chicago yesterday granted a tetaporary Injunction, on application of property owners, restraining the socialists from erecting a ouilding on the lake front of that city under a grant by the elty council. The ‘an house, Murphysborough, Iil., owned by Mrs. Rogers, a sister of Gen. Logan, was burned on Sunday. R. W. Swope, a traveler, was burned to death, Rev. Dr, J. B. Hawthorne, pastor of the First Bapust church, Richmond, has tendered his resig- = ~ sccept emerge of the First Bapust cbure! by ‘The Buckle and button house of Williston Knight &Co., of Nos. 74and 7% Worth street, New York, Teave tor six months is granted Maj. Lewis Mer- | ‘and Potomac | ———— Concerning New per SS New York dispatch i Cincinnati Enquirer. Much gosstp {n nowspaper circles here and many ch may be looked for In the next two Wooks, It is salt that Mr. Halstead, majority owner of the Clacinnatl Coamercial Gasetta, will move to city, accompanted by bis family, making York his home. He comes here as and manager of the interests of the Gazette, His name bas been frequently used late in connection with the sale and parcae, the Worid, but there appears to be no foundation for such rumors. Speaking of the World. more than rumor has 18 Jos. Pulitzer, owner of the Post-Dispatch, of St. Louis, has bee and the Ko. solidating + making « bright, ay aera ing paper about the size of the newsy: wo soldtorone cnt per copy. The fact that Cal. Cock. erill, editor of the Post-Dispatch, is here gives good Teason for all that is sald. The Express has posse, or will this week out of the hands of the present owners, and bes come the ¥ of Melville Stone, the founder and one of the proprietors of the Chicago Newa, Sei aie toon eam “Gene to Florida.” From the New York Commercial. Heads of departments at Washington are now Doginning to find a great virtue in drawing dowa the Diinds and posting up a notice, “Gone to Florida” It acts upon plince hunters uke @ charm. ee The Dynamite Scare in England, PASSAGE OF THE EXPLORIVES PILL —raRcacrions IN LIVRRPOOL—WHOLRSALR ARRESTS IN TRELAND, The government bill relative to explosives yes terday passed the house of commons. and was line Maltately adopted tn the house of lords. The act will become a law to-day. Owing to the recoipt of letters contatning threats to blow up the post office tn Liverpool, thirty ad- ditional detectives have t appointed to do have been warned smergeney Which may Twenty-four arrests were mode yesterday In the outskirts of Cork and Lt portant documents the American lawyer, app!tod at for an interview with’ Gulla y Gould, bank prison whom he wishes: to defend. Mr. Gould's nai net being on the roll of Engitsh lawyers, U roor revused Lim ad mission to ihe prison, Gallacher then asked to have Mr. Wim. Deveton Suyih detendhim, Galle gherhas made a statercut to the effect that he 4 met Wilson acc Ison to the latter's: ag glad to meet a ad not been there five came to Kagiand on a tour a ad dentally. He accompan lodging In Nelson Squx fellow-countryman, and minutes when he Was arrested. Wilson doclares that Gallagher Was ignorant of the contents of the Dox found at Wilson's lodgings He says he Orst met Gallagher tn Brooklyn, where the latter at- tended hia in the capacity of a physician. Nor- man hay again expressed a destre to cuter the wit- 1088 BOX. Political Notes. ‘The democrats Paterson, | elected a mayor and gain an alderman school commissioners, In T | vcTats electe yesterday and two enton, N.J., the dem= Atuayor, school superintendent and | SIX_out of etyht couhcllmen and tree out of mur freeholders, rhe oMiclats of Petersburg, V appointed by | the democratic city counctt in Jane last. whom court of sof Virginia decided were ite- ly appotntod, were paid last night with funds pscribed by the citizens. The democratic stale conv: candidate for governor of fon to nominate a joorgla met at AUaate » trinl of the democratic ctty ome others in Richmond, Va., charged with the v1 tion of the election 1 In the iast election, Is | Uxed for today om the U.S. circuit court, wee Work ann Wacxs.—Two fac s in Lynch- | burg, Va., resumed work yesterday with -olored rat Another factory hax secured enough hands nitty conferenes comiuttiees. of th Pittsburg, F change tn th layers’ strthe. Mi ew men at work, and ne ome tn trom ote: un tntimidatin burg clear makers ala meeting lust night des cided to strike on May Ist unless the manufactu- Ters concede thelr demand for an Increase of $1 por 1.000. ‘The manufacturers say Ubey will not grant j the advance.—At a meeting of the Philadephia down town beamers and twisters last night (twas decided lo make a formal demand upon the manue fucturers for an increase from $13 to #14 per week. ) If the demand ts refused a general strike Will take | Place. ‘The movement wilt affect about’ twenty intl, | —~——__—- +e. Saurs OF MARYLAND Farms. | Boute, jr., as sold his farm, containing P iniie southwest of Rockville, Ma, to John Tr, for $8,700. The Vters property, two miles Uh of Rockville, containing 260 acred, was sold Saturday, under adecree of tbe court, at §22 per i 1 t Willem Viers —oo____ Tak Coror-Lise in tHe MF. cnet. —In the new En Methodist. conference, in Boston, yesterias, Dr. Fox reported for the Freed: Men's Aid soctety, denouncing the tntroduction of the color-line tn churches and schools tn the south, 1 sending contri. conference to those rem DL He urged the adopuon of 4 resolution usking the general conference ( abolish any conference toundaries Which set apart chur + of colored peopie. The Subject was discussed at some length, and Une Tesolution urged by Di od to read as follows, was adopte Tuat we deprecate any ten: our church, by whomsoever and wherey hifested, Ww succumb W the baleful TEWRESBURY Ata ‘The Tewkea. bury simsnouse ni ng Was Tesumed In Boston Yesterday. Mrs. Fanny K Dudley, formerly a | RIKhL Watchwoman at Tewkesbury, testiNed t Seeing the bodies of a woman and’a child In a trunk. saw a bottle of morpulne used to quiet infants. Ove Infant was given tnto the charge of an insane %, Who sinothered tt }a pillow, but was told’ by Capt. Mark to p the matter quiet. witness Was night about babies died N. . the chfléren » I curried in food, but Mrs. Marsh found that out aud stopped me. In | the foundiing department many of the beds were |inan outrageous condition, [found an insane j Woman tn aceil without any bed. She was ate | tended by an insane tdtot girl, gave the woman only one A day, and this idiot girt | cartied It, and, instead of giving ito the woman, | threw It away. We took the wor and | Soon fleshed up and became w re WAS B woman, Matgaret Hennessey, tu one of the cells, who Said she had noi id anything but water for nine days.” MARKEE April sie shane as aud n ot dead, not sinepi But present ati, Aud waitiue for the evening Of God's sweet ¥ (Br His Tracie. Funeral to take place from his parcuta’ rowdenom, No. 1743 T street, Wedne- day afternoon, at Sooo, Relatives and friends are invited to atieud. "Lutermant LINK!NS. On Tuesday, April 10, 1883, HENRY LINKINS, aged Mfty-nive ye Funeral will take place ‘rot bis Inte residence, No. 2502, corner Twenty-lifth aud F sirests northwest, on Thursday, April 120, at cle Relatives und friends of'the family are invited & a. ! PATTERSON. In Terre Haute, April at the resid: WAMGAKEA'C., only daughter of the 1; SALMON, At Jeffersonvill 1883, JOH m. Indiana, Merch 29a, of London, Eugiand, 1 of his age. 10, 1883, MARY Ou the morning MANGAKD, the beloved and euier of ‘Kdward uiraday, 12th inst. and Julia Sel A seven years ‘The funeral will take place ont a t's Pesidence, 631 H strect northoant, ab EBs. Froude and scquaiitanoce are ro cated ty at- _UNDERTAKERS. UcCHLY's" _ UNDERTARING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 Pennevyivasia AvExve N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) made an assignment yesterday. The son of the senior er, H. we Koight, had aj $75,000 of the firm’s money and left for an actress, Ata Sparring entertainment in Philadelphia last evel Chai Mitchell, of proved al @ match for Mike Cleary, of jadel~ bo In the sult for by the ts of Lizzie Gannon against. ArenWishop Wiliams and water girl supposed’ were. ang propriated urope with case against the Tr ce if H “Everything first-class and reasonable.” a6 RNELIUS FINN, UNDERTAREIL NO. 912 PA. ave. u.w., Successor to ANTHUNY BUCHL¥. 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