Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1883, Page 4

STEAMERS. &e. PIANOS AND ORGANS. AUCTION SALES. s EAMEK JOHN W. THOMPSON Leaves Bixth Street Whart EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY I ATT A.M. atnearty all th landings as far down as Heturning Mouday morning. rai Cflice, 613 15th street or at boat. 7 VM BEINERAMD & SON, HAVE OPENED ¢ TRANSPORTATION LINE, The Btephen ae = Returning, leaves Baltim, Pat dati first-cls All scootmmodations strictly clase. Liver treaght must bo prepaid, and will be received on BATURDAYS only. STRPHENSON & BRO. A genta, wol6-6m — Tthetreet wharf and 12th et. ‘and Pa, ave. HIE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVE & WASHING teamer BU W.C. Geoghevan, * th street, every SUN ¢ Landinues: ve every FRIDAY at 6 o'clock » H._RUHN, 407 10th atroe “DECKER BROS." PIANC euperior instru: : Mille. | BUKI ning and Repairin EICHENBAC ] TYE CELEBRATED PIANO MAKERS, A BANCH WARERVOM 4T 427 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Second-hand Pianos and ‘ApS, of various tal nema: ‘Thu laye, at 7 | duced prices. Wm. Ki: world-re-| Gfetoch ata. for Potoes hitee LapGinas’ Conds st | owned Pianos. “Tuning asd Bepalsion aaa Grinders wharf ae Spilled Wednesda ee: Iith street, ve Pa. reiit’sand Chavel Point Thursdays down and Mob: | yoo a Fou inynin Matuog cook (aseunatiag) Sunauyrand | PPTANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIG rh and Nomini an ub (Geatination? ae nights. Packages received STECK & CO. PIANO, foriution siven at offices of Go Le SHERIFE, 38 ghé cab Gaia bese Bd Hid iepiapivanin avenue. “G. 7, JONES, Aiont, eee Peek Diese Mate. ‘The Rest Mediu M™ “VERNON! MT. VERNON! shanged; rent applied if purchased. priced Piano Manufnotared. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Piance and Organ=sold on instalments, rented or ex- PAMER W. W. CORCORAN Ibe only Complete SUC | ‘Tth street wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt. complete stock in the otty. om at 10.c'ciock mu. ; returning reaches Washing HENRY EBERBAGH, — No 915 F STREET, =s ee = Manaxing partner of the late firm Ellis &Co. 43 ESS MONROF, NORFOLK, PO! jee AND THE SOUTH. G. 1. wap « sno. frevn L \1_and Seaboard Coasting Co.'s Flegant Steamer, DY OF THE LAKE, leaves Oth street wharf every MONDAY, WEDSESDAY ahd FIUDAY a 6:30 p.m, Stopping at Piney Point and Port Lookout cothy an een Connecting in Norfolk with Boston, Provi- J New York steamers, and all railroad fines ‘Lat Old Point with the Chesapeake & Ohio ‘The Stieft, Jowest prices end easiest terms, other Listruments tuned and repaired. ‘Ticket a. d staterooms crn be secured at B.& U. ticket EALTY'S Ok Pigs e 1 Pa. ave. St. Marc Hotel: at beat aud general | P>'s4ur'oy)> GEGANS, 27 SLOPS, 3 1 LPkE»Y Wood, “#5 | lorue teva. Addrese DANIEL FB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FT. MONKOE D THE SOCTH.- Potomac Steamboat Com: jar steamer EXCELSIOR, Capt. R.E. Tul, 7 YAYS and THUR: YS at 6 p, Tt hiss Ga B p.m. foint an harnsize pectin dence and New Yor! 709 7th street northwest. he Kranich & Bach and other Pianos at ‘Organs, Organottes end other Musical Instruments. Sheet Maric, Libraries and books in creat yeriety. Pianos, Organs snd ‘3125, toni FAMILY SUPPLIES. fustoal 236 PIANOS, ne Nats ATTY, Washing- m5 et northwest, St. Mare pod Pumnily. Fl hmede HODGE 5 Ibs. Greon of Black Tea. Gusauy ia GEO. A. O'HARE, Cas Grocer, NoTice. are = 7th street northweat, bet. Mand N. CUNARD 1LP COMPANY LIMITED, : fat DS Sa Ly ca itentooe Bostox Cucusivens CALL CORK HARBOR. Boston Tomatons, NEW YORE | Scythia. .Wed., M1 [Geta Wed.. M Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capons, ¥resh Satmon, Fresh Sealloys, Be teamcrs merked ‘hus * do not carry steerage. PALACE MARKET, on antage-$00, $8) and $100, urcoreing to ac- PRANK J. TIBBETS, om odatfon: — Btectage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- EKEEPERS fEboo ed Queenstown and all othor partsof uropeat ‘ EB RRR EER S58, rates. OK RRE 8 ‘Through bills of laden given for Belf: Glasgow, pave fener, clase fi Grube |B 9 Ee Hin En Bassy Jor Mediterranean ports, Coo Ere RoE Es &gss8 * ics fretabt and paseeno spriy at tho Company's ofios, SSS, TITT KEKE mer NN N GO Fo.'4 Bowling Grn, or bth, mura and cabin t9 | g9SSg THT KEE nr RN Noca, gs BIGELOW & CO., (05 ‘Tih stro ‘Washington | 5.005 F RRR “"" VEMNON A. BROWN & CO., New York: Bggs8_ F Nee age Orto ON saree OLIN BIGELOW COS ‘sssS ? KN GGO > jeni2 605 7th street, Washington. We ee bd L &°8 ie FN Ok TH GFRMAN LLOvD— RRR Le LF QO eR 1 R RE L O CK iw RK RRRECLLLL 0c0 KER 3d street, Hobe oS ox RN York to Havre, Loz RNS first cabin, $100; NNN eerauce, $i. yeepuld steerage covtifiertes, ck N KN reteht of passace apply to ORLRICHS & mg Green, w York, W - METZEROLT f L L cunsylvabia avenue northwest, Agents for HE OE et - __ jal ad L Ae YORK, ROTTERDAM, | AMSTERDAM. LR An me han he first. fuil powere ‘yde-built Dutch LE. ALWAYS KE B ir" wi. KOLLS, Bteamehijs of thie Ling, AMSTERDAM. ROUTER: | VIET ALWAYS Mak Be AUTIFUL KOLLS PAM, SCHIEDAM, VEPUDAM, ZAANDAME P. ale Depot, corer ist street and Indiana ayenue, EANI ; : cat WM MGALT &'C0. Ress Crass CORNED BEEP rket, 9th street wing, u Liborty Market; or Address | _ RAILROADS. chacye (0 PALI iMOKE AND UHV KAULRUAD. te - are . = 2 = FINANCIAL. THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE see ‘THE EAST AND THE West via wasttnctoN. | Harny C. Towers & Co. DOULLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! SLEEL RAILS Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1832. Leave Washington. trom Station corner of New Jer- wey avenue and € stroet— ‘or Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and*St Louis, Sally, at $05 a m.. 10:15 3 m, p.m, with through couches and Palace Sleéping Cars to above points, without change: 10:15 sm. daily to’ Chicaxo, Sacept Saturday. For Fittsburg, Cleveland. and Detroit at 10:15 a m. and 8:40 jy m., daily; 8:40 solid train to Pitteburg, with sik re ittached. ‘Traln= for Philadelphia and New York at 8:10 a.m. BANKS Wasutxaron, D.C, S AND BROKERS, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Do a General Banking, Prokeraxe and Insurance Busi- | neas. HARRY C. 1QWERS is a member of the parteent Sunday: 3 p-m. and 9:40 p.m. daily, Stock Exchange. mh17-3m wi For a Cars sttacl Se = ae ‘or Fnltimore on week diay, 5, 6:90, 6:50, 7-45, 8:10, | PERHAPS THE, SIMPLEST, THE TEAST com. and 1) .a.m., 12:10, 2:20, 2-35, 3, 3:30, 4:30, 4:40, 5:45, plicated plan of insurance éver presented to the j. 7:30. 9-40, 11:50 p.m. fathers apd ‘mothers of fatten, an a plan thet for iM THIS AFTE ON. PeReassce BROS., Auctioneers. USTER'S SALY. OF FRAMF HOUSR, No. 1233 TRUSTER AIVLAND AVENUE BAST. Pe nf a decd of trust, recorded in Liter No me of the nnd records for the District ag survivin trustor, will xell.{n £ Of the premizcn, at public auction, on. FRIDAY, THIKTEL® vit DAY OF APRIL. A.D. 1388 O'CLOCK P. M., ali that certain pi situate and iytnit fa the city o known and described as jot numbered James F. Wollard's mubdlviaton of part of square aum- bered ten hundred and six (1006), as recorded in iAber K. L. H., folie $20, Ke., in the surveyar's office of the District of Columbia, tozether with all the improve- ments ways easements, rixhta, privileges, end sppur- the aamne belonging or in auy wise appert ing. Ferree: One-third cash: balance, six, twelve, and eighteen months—notes to bear interrst, and to be se- cured by deed of ici ted iprgarm at allcash, at option (f purchaser: Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trus- tee reserves the right to resell at the Tiak and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ public notice in some newsyaper publiabed in Washington, D.O. A de- Doait of 6160 required af ealo. apa aga MES F. WOLLARD, Surviving Trustee, THIS EVENING. WAL TES B. WILLIAMS & CO., Abotioncers. IMPORTANT ART SALE. Wo will soll, at our asl corner 10th and D streets north wi ivania avenue), com- ienctur on TUESDAY. ee ELEVEN ‘TENTH, VAS poe Senses. oo no ai Bt eo afternoon at 3 and evening at 7:30, unt e entire st is ‘dispored of, a large and. cofuplete assortment of Works of Act, viz: Homan Urns (elx fect high), Italian Marble and Alabaster ‘Statuary and Works “of Ar, cate. Marble Vases of variewated Peas op Animals, ee go pan gy andes togethor with a large as- iment of Geis “SGonda will bo on. exbibition Monday, April. Oth, to which wo invite ‘attention of the ladies spectally and Maio “positive, and without, reserve, commencing Cae oe hee named, ELEVEN O'CLOL Ay" MOttsi NG. Seats ided for ladies. sas prow N METER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, romp romp Yours apT TO-MORROW. Uy MCh DOWLING, Auctioneer. ERVATORY UPR, SQUARE € 1GHT M ER SUITS, M. 1. TABLES, VA AND TOILET SETS, CHINA GUASS WARE, DINING ‘TABLES AND AIRS, TOGH THER WITH & LARGE ASSORT- EHOLD GOUDS ALs0— t¥Y PIECES STRAW MATTING, 2 VATOR, TEN CASES CONSERVED PEACHE EXPRLSS WAGON AND HARKNESS. ALso— CARRIAGES AND HORSES, ALso— BAY MARE, 139 HANDS, ABOUT 6 YEARS OLD, SOUND AND GENTLE, (DAM BELLE TEMPL! SHUS WATERLOO.) On SATURDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH, . 1883, within and in front of my spacious Auction Rooms, 1 shail sell, at TEN O'CLOCK, @ varied and very excel- Tent assortment of above goods N. B.— Horses and Carriages will be sold at TWELVE 1 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. THOMAS DOWLING, ‘Auctioneer. ONE VILLAGE CART AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH, 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my Auction Rooms, T ehail cell the above Cart. It is of the best make and in ‘kood order. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘Southeast cor. Dth and D streets northwest. BAY HORSES, 16 HANDS HIGH, FOR POF THE U.'8. GOVERNMENT, AT SATURDAY MORNING, 4 TEENTH, COMMENCING AY TWE!} O'CLOCK ‘M., we will sell, in front Of our salesroome, for account of the U. 8. government, the above Hor-es, to which attention of buyers i# cal yUR- above € ox buyers 1s sniesroo ans, thy which atten FOLEY, Av meer, Wil sell, commencing THURSD M APRIL VWELEIM, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, the stock of Dry Goods, at 908 7ta street, consisting of WHILE GOO! SILKS, Dp GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, URI SHEETINGS, HOSIEKY, UND! RESS SHIRTS, GOSSAMER R A COMPLETE SIRABLE DUMESTIC Ladivs will please attend this aale, an the proprictor 1s, determined to sell every urt.cie to the highest bidder for M. FOLEY, Auctioneer, 1m 908 Tth street northwest BENSINGER, Auctioneer, Washington H nd Carriage Basar, 835, 940 and 962 L-ouletana cvenue. AUCTION SALE OF HO! ES, BUGGIES, CART (GSiq@ WAGONS, HARNESS, &o., EVERY TUF AY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING, MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD: OF WEAIHER. antly on hand and at private sale a larze stock of e Horses, For Haitin ES 6:30, 7:45, +4 1:25, | ones can be understood, is that of the Mutual Heaor ew and Second-hand Buggies, Carries, Ea Re ADs cake 1 BAO ene ee erie 1eRB, | Criew coe be understood, ie ht 1509 H atroct, ‘+ | prem Wasons, Harnoea, oto, oto, Libéral niente os oF Annapolis, 6:5ba.m.. and 4:40; on Sunday, | _mb17 1. ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. | consignments. * 128 2m m.. 4 4b pm. See —~ = ror Way stations between Washington ang Bslti 6: Jas. 1210 yes 4:40, 7, and 11-30 pee a 10, 8:40 a m. except Sunday, 4.43 p.m. daily; for mp: dally, excert Sunday; for tagors- fown snd Frederick, §:40 a-m., 10:15, 48 daily except junciay. Yains arrive from the West duily, 6:20, 7:35 a.m. New York and Vhiledelphis, 3:55, 8:15 a.m. ‘exospt Sunday ui, 1:50, 6:37 p.m. ; Sunday, Gaily, except Sunday. wei ane ucermedinte Paarl ad Way stations, -m. daily, exctpt DYT WEES WASHINGTON, H. H. DODGE, ‘Sun- me v Washington at 3, 4:49, 9 410-50 am., 12-1 5 and 11-30 am. .1-00, 3, 6: mm Washington n Sundays, 3, and dh pom: and’ Batiuore stop at Feld om Compatasion, formation apply at the Baltimore an tice, Washington Station, 619 and 1351 ania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders n for bangzco wy be checked and received at TAO US M. of T., Baltimore, and ¢. x. (4 Broapwar. New Yous. ap HE GREAt Frere ctnee of Secnritien honeht and aol on commis- "1 AZ UTE ‘s TO THE NORTEL WENT AND SOUTHWEST. tion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Ne: DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCE York, Boston end Washington. Orders executed on the BIEEL KAILS. “MAGNIFICENT E IN EFFECT FFBKUAK ‘Trarss fcave WasitncTow FROM STATION, Convan Ber 2 AED Beramere, 4s Fouiows— jox bittxours and the Wr icao Limited Expres : Valnce Sleeving Cars at 9:30a.m., daily; Fast Tine, €-30 am, daily. with Sleoping Care from viaburg to Cincinnati. Western Express 7-3) ru. daily, with Faiace Care to Pitisbury and neat Mail E: 9:60 p.m. daily for _icebare We with Palace ping Car pope eseenee vm Fenn te . Cans ina, Rocl Tr. Bu Magara, tm. daily except Satu with Pal 34 in Sande ee daily, excent Sunday. commission. Fromptly, Fxchanze. DENTISTRY. I yania College, For New Yorg anc the East, 6:00 a.m., 10:30a.m.,1-3¢, | my office and resi:lence, will resume the 420, 9:50, and 10:20 p.m. On Sunday, 4-24, ety May Ist. J confidently recor nc 10:20'pem, Limited Exprers of Bar- | tone and the pubiic generally Jer Cors, 9:30 a.m. daily, except Sunday. ability, M.A. CALATA For Bewion without chanwe, 1700 pan. every week-day,| _ay9-im ‘On Sunday, 4:20 pm: PvVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and No. £39 161TH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4kency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent Private and direct telegraph wires to Kichmond, Bsltimore, Vhiladelphia, New York and Toston, through which orders are executed on tho Stock Exchanges in those cities and repertea back Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY direct from the ew York Stook yk. HARTLEREN. GRADUATE OF PEN. hia, havine purchased practioe about md him to my pa lentist of undoubted N, Dentist, 1015 14th st. n.w. nl YL CoBABLES W. HANDY, Real Estato Agent. TRUSTEE'S SALE C * VALUABLE IMPROVED BU-INESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH, BE- TWEEN M AND N STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NOS. 1229 AND 122934. By virtue of a deed in trust, dated July 26th 1879, and recorded in Liber No. 916, folio 304 et feq., of the land records for the District of Colum Lia,” and by direction the holder of the promis- sory note secured thereby, the said note being ove end unpaid, the undersigned will offs PI on, in front of the premises, on ‘I SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APTIL. 1883, PAST FOUR ICK P. M., the “following described real estate to wit: Lot uumbered nineteen (19) and the south half of Lot numbered twenty (20), in equare gnmbered for hundred and forty-eight (448), aa wub- divided by act of corporation April 4th, 1845, fronting about 36 feet on 7th street, aud running back with that Width about 105 feet to dn alley. ‘The improvements consist of two three-story brick dwellings with stores attached. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, and residue in equal installments at six, twelve and eighieen twonths from day of sale, to be secured by the purchaser's notes, bearing int and # deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, ut the purchaser's option, A deposit 200 must be inade at the tine of the sale; endif the terms of sale be not complied with within one © eek froin the day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property, at the ptrchamer’s risk and cost, after three days" hotice in The Eveniug Star newspaper. Conveyancing and recording at purchas-r'a cost. RUDOLPH EICHHOKN, Trustee. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctionoor. ‘ap3-d&eda _ PROPOSALS 8! Orrick OF BUILDING FoR Strate, Wak anp Navy DeraRtMEnts, Wasuinaton, D. C,, April 13, 1883. Sealed Proposals tor furnishing, cutting and deliver- ing the Granite backing and pier stones required for the West atid Center Wins of the Building for State, War and Navy Departments, in this city, will be received at this office until TWELVE M. on MAY SEVEN TH, 1883, aud opened immediately thereatter in presencofot ders. Specifications, general instructions to biddera and biank forma of proposals will be furnished to regular granite dealers on application to this office. 13-6¢ BO LINCOLN CASEY, C Bor Econ. N.¥.. fli Girona traing connect at Jor. ney City of Brooklyn Anne: ¢.rect transter to Fulton etreet, avoiding doubes Serviaxe across New York City. baspemes of Dentutey ‘TH MADE BEFORE AND IN- jtely after extracting natu . Modern methods and skillin ail loderate fous. DONNALLY 1321 F street northwost. al teeth For sbvetepma 8:00 10-00 3a DR. 1 apes the we : ac cep gun tay, imited Exp DENTIST, For Bs . 6-40, 8-00, 9-30, 10:30 a.m. and 1:30, street northwest. 40, 6:20, 7:30, 9-50, and 10 3 5g 8 0. 9a tans 4:20, 6:20, 7:50, 9:50, Preservation of the Natural Teeth a Specialt; KK. RANDALL PARSONS, Dextist, west, over Ballantyne'a Rook f-$n* 0 p.m. Dias hi ttt hors pore = Cre fine 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m. dally, | Store. Gold fiungs a epeclully. Gas wren lop os For Annapolis 6-40am and 4:40 p.m. day, except | DMD z co un oNTIS ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL 4 x No 3 WaY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON re Hurd Stearn Yor th traction of Teeth. Dies ings cian ranted. (T, DENT 8.00 pom. Fer Richmond and the South, 6:30 and 11-25 om Vitalized Air by the Hurd System, for the patntessex- a ST, No. 437 70H from corner BE." Dentis ‘Teeth inserted $7 perset. All work war- inal Janl9 daly, end 5:00 v.m. ‘Trains teavo Al i daily. except Sunday. lor W. FOSEARD, DENTAT. 436 street, throo ayenue, east tooth and 60 cents each additional sitting. Extractions without gaa, 6 Anu ust clave. Have administered (Paticuts com teand from the of eS ASSOCTATION. No. re novth of Pennaylvan': Hereafter extractions» un: | Nitrous Oxido, without pain, will be Fi 211 for the firs at thoaame it waa, 50 cents each tooth. Hest Artificial Teeth mode, $7 per set. Gold and Fillings, frou. $1 to $5. All work warran . ural Onde ees car will be furnished free tickots to over m1 _ MEDICAL, &c. SPECIALTIES. oe J)**. 2XOTHEES AND GRAY ive No FREE Prescriptions: ou to some side-show who divides pots 21th the dese Tee ted of ‘of, private diseases should con= fult Bre. HHOTHENS aod URAY, S00 Bit AY ‘etisfaction fn all ai ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED liable Clairvoyant and Astrologi« airs of ite than any one in these D>. REE w. Will | feexiou; tells the past, present and future destiny; given guarantee @ cure or no pay. 36 | sdvice und aesistance on all ‘matters ing to a = Ratistaction elven orue pays, Conrdhatinn Hasna aiy Abies, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT | 24 atreot, above D atreet northwert, This trot eee, br: Hilo THEES, doo Bat ow. ular scien. | eultation fee reduced. 60 cent; gentlemen, $1. See atte experence ae shine’ | (10 AND BRE PROF, WARRING, Sets —— Go Aires AND REAL ASTROLOGER, ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE t 715 or two of Du. BROTHERS? Invigorating Cordial. and Five thousand dollars to euro sny case of Seminal We ‘Nervous, im telling the past, Diity and Impouncy. It impart vigor 1 the whole | ie bi syatem. 006 Bat: aw. 33m" me ativice ig invalta F)5. JOHN _TRIPP'S BLOOD PURT is 8 cortal Dir desynin eo Ovarian Tumose Rot gezeantred in either stage” Sond tro Sueneiey eae Sole “icevere Housn Bocton as inth street northwest. any one who can equal him Present and future, causing speedy ther: and in b Jel3-eodly Da. JONN TRIPP. 5) pet DE FOREST NAS REMEDY FOR I ie dies. Allfeussle complaints quickly cured. Can ‘consulted daily at 1240 1th strectnorthwest. Ofiicehours Bad Street north west, ‘whore aig will iany friends sud customers. tNeae Sa be pleased to: her from I to 9 0% p.1n . With ladies oaly. 16-4m" 5; BROOKE TELLS. ALE TAE — LIFE. All business con! tial. Bab! REaDU Neg neti eer PR. MOTP'R FREKCH POWDERS SSG aercrwees, Certatr. cure for all Urinary Liseasos, 1m} 2 | ————————————_—_=== ~ Hau acho ie aise Rami | SNGUD MAR? GLOTEING nocges, wip ane Scone eee rs | EE Se aii lyenie evenue Col. Corps of Engineer: __ HOTELS, &e. Bravvocr Hlovsr, (Formerly Green's” Mansion a ALERANDAAS VA ome Largest First-class Hotel in the city: Thorously Ren- ovated and Kefurnished. All Modern Im rovementa. Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Bel! le, etc. ‘Telegraph, Adame’ ress Company. First-class Table. Bar and Billiard Room. Kates, ‘Special In $2 Per Day. ducements to Permanent Guests, $6.50 to 30 Por Week, including Free Passage to and from Washington dati; Unsurpassed Accommodations for Gove G Emp be z GEO. V BROWN, ‘Proprietor. JOHS B. SPENCER, Canbier, &pT-10i FRED G. WILLIAMS, Manage PROFESSIONAL ¢ FEET AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN 4 air end sunshine increase vitality and longevity. Hexce, the mort eminent physicians, eurceons, ald thousands of other well-known personages, visit Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pa. ave,, opposite Wil- lard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corps, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular Excree- faces, ete. Oilice foe $1 per vinit. Established in Waeh- 5 m30 ington, D. C., in 1861 RH. L. BOVEK, treats eu MEDICAL i ELECTRICIAN, \oceaat ull: Neuralvzia, vatican, Chill. Paralyala N 4 Turkish, ‘Russian, Bulpbur and’ al Shea eestes given. 1417 G street, opposite Riga Houses a 1, M8: PARSONS, MEDIOAL BEEOTHIOIAN, \Galvanie and Electro Va) M s Dele Magnetic Treatment’ ker Bisa Ya.m.toT p.m. 1327 F street northwest. 06-Tm* _THE TRADES. ELS, JU) NALS, I Ee = ee ‘CASH, BOOKS, ke.. &o,, i" 2 Pa. ave. Atal Ghd ae Ww. MONEAL, Prop’r. UFUS BH. DARBY, BOOK AND JOB PRINTE: EAR ARP FOR THE TRADE 432 9th stroot, near E. IBSON BROTHERS, " PRACTICAL BOOK 1238 ivanis Ba Fino Pane ae LD WINE ARE KNOWN AS O ‘the best, eg ie USE Sond haves foe pisge wheco first-class SECOND: "E hat) oan be acid at respectable prices. SUSTH'S O'4 Stand. No. 619 D street, between 6th and i. B,—Notobypmal promeay attended to. 19 S.Vecar, rnencn CONFECTIONERY, BON-BONS and CAEAMELS manufactured freah every day atthe CANDY FACTORY, 620 9th street northwest. Branch Bore 1339 Pennsylvania syenue, 16-6 AUCTION SALES. __THE EVENING STAR. rpuon AS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE oF CHINESE AND JAPANESE FINE ART WORK TO BE SOLD aT PUBLIO AUCTION, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL FIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH, COMMENCING EACH DAY AT ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE P. M. COMPRISING : JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, LACQUERS, PORCELAINES, POTTERY; BRIC-A-BRAC, NOY- ELTIES, TEA SETS, SATSUMA, KIOTO, KU- TANI, MAKUDZA AND KISHUI WARES, &c., SCREENS, PANELS, SCROLLS AND DECORA- TIONS, THIS SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIO AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES AT MY GALLERY AND SALESROUMS, SOUTH- WEST CORNER ELEVENTH AND PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE. x Partios interested in ecorative works should give this ale tueir attention. ‘a Liv collection wit be on view Monday and Tuesday, Posey a THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. W242 TER B. WILLIAMS & 00., auctioneers. , REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR: CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, CHINA GLASS AN: CROCKEHY WARE— . TO-MORROW MORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M.. infront of our salesroom, corner 10th and D streets northweat, it WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©O., Aucts. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionoor. SOME DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, See WAU RUT MT. TABLES, WAle DEBOARD, EXTENSION ‘1 ABLE. CHAIRS, SEVERAL SINGLE AND DOUBLE WALNUT -TOP CHAMBER SUITS, HUSK MATTRESSES, FINE. MAKB AND FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTE! NUL HALL CHATKS, WALNUT M. 1 HANDSOME WALNUT WARDROBES, AND GLASSW E, TIN AND CHINA’ TOILEL WARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c., &0., AT AUCTION, SPAY MORNING, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, OOK, Y ahall sell, at No. 1405 i apl2-2t street, betweer, lath and ith atreote northwost, a very excellent ascrtment of Household Goods, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Cas. WEEKS. W. W. Buiury, WE®58 & CO., Anctioncors, 637 Louisiana ayenue, Opposite City Post Office. CONTINUATION OF HARDWARE SALE AT NO. 713 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST THIS ING AND EVERY MORNING AND EVENING UNIIL ALL 18 D1S- A large quantity of best goods in the hardware line re- main to be sold, to which we invite attention. No re- els CHAS. WEEKS, Salorman, apl3-8t ‘Late with Dunoanson Bros, W'S BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED cRTY IN MT. PLEASANT, KNOWN AS . P. BROWN'S HOMESTEAD, By virtue of a deed of trust dated the thirteenth, fay of April, TSHO, and recorded in Liber No. 240, follo 49 ct seq., one of the Jand records of the Dis: trict of Columbia, and at the request of the holders of the notes secured thereby, default haying been made in the payment thereof, 1 will sell at public auction on the premises, on SATURDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF WA RCI, 1883, at HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, all that certain piece or pareel of ground or real ostaia or tract of land lying and being in the eaid county of Washington, in said District, and adjacent to said city of Washington, containing seventeen and a halt (17%) acros of laud, thore or less, and being the eame whic conveyed and dexeribed ina certain deed in trus dedin Liber D, No. 4, too 452, &c., of the Ta ords for sald county, in kaid District, saving and ex- £0 much thetéot, ebout five (5) acres, as was din aceriain dead, recorded in Libor No. 620, convey 1 the homestead of 1 anc d by a three-story frame tables andl other buildings. ‘of sale: One-fourth cush ; balance in aix, twelve nonths, with intergst at the rate of six to be secured by deed ion of the eer on the day of sule, Unless the h plied with within’ ten days the ‘Trustee reserves the right to re-sell atthe costof the defaulting purchas 3 ses BuNJAMIN P. SNYDER, Truates. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. f27-eouda §2~ THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, APKIL FOURTEENTH, 1883, at same ho nl0-5t&dst = BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Trustee. am0- Se THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER POST. Fpned at the request of partion intorentod until THURS- AY, APRIL NINETEENTH, 1843, at samo hour and place, BENJAMIN P, SNYDER, ‘Trustee. ID BUSINESS PROPFRTY, No. 1020, T SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN EW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET NORTH- ST, AT AUCTION j-_,On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL EIGH-, TEENTH, at FIVEO'OLOCK, we will acli, in font] of the premises, the south part of Jot No. 10, in' square No. 426, fronting 26 feet 334 inches on west aids of 7th streot, and running back that width 90 fost, This lotis improved by alarge brick house used for business purposes: fs well built, and bas aR the modern convent ences and fine fixtures, including elevator. ‘Ibis prop- erty sin one of the best locations on 7th strert, aud rapidly improving. ferms: Gue-fourth cash; balance in one, two, and three years, with six per cent interest, payable semi: annually ; notes to be secured by deed of trust on prom- ines, or ull cash at option of purchaser. All conveyan- cing at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $250 required at He cf sale, Terms’ ‘be comriied with tn ten day, otherwise resale at sk and cost of detaulting puroia- wef, after five days’ public notice of aueh resale in some Rewepaper pubashed in Washington, Re DUNCANSON BKOS., Aucta, apl2,13, 14, 16, HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. '8 BALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO' RTY, No. 108 FIRST STREET NOKT . AND No. 103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWES1 By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 21at day. tice| TRUSTE February, 1880, and recorded in Liber 936, folic’ 124 et weq., one of the land records of the District or Columbia, an: the request of the holders of the notes secured thereby. {sult having been made iu the pay- ment thereof, the undersigned will se!l at public auc- tion, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, THE. TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1883, st FOUL O'CLOCK B. M., the following-described ‘real estate, situated in the elty of Washington, District of Colum bin, to wit: All those pleces or parcels of land aitua snd lying in the said city of Washington, and known and deseribed as parts of lots numbared two (2) and giant (*), in square humbered fivehundred aud seventy ve (975 ‘The terme of sale are: Ono-third cash, and theremain- der in six (6) and twelve (12) months from day of sale, or a'l cash, at purchaser's option: the deforred pay: ments to be secured by a deed of trust, One hundred dollars ($100) must be de posited on the day of wale. THOS. W. SMITH, Surviviny Trustes. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. _ apll-eod&ds ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, LARGE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEING THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE HANNAH ©. WENTZ, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A HOUSE OF TWELVE KOOMS, CONSISTING OF SEVERAL SOLID WALNUT SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE, SEVERAL IMITATION WALNUT BE’ CHAMBER FUR- N KE, PAKLOK, DININ KITCHEN FURNITU! WH 21 A PIANO AND OTHER FIR: ‘CLASS FURNI- TURE, ALL PURCHASED NEW LAST JUNE. By virtue of a chattel 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 } et Be the undersis rustee will, on MONDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH, 188: IN O'CLOCK A. at houxe No. 1016 Massachusetts avenue northwes., soll the liet of Furniture anuexed to suid deed of trust, to satisfy the debt in aid deed of trust mentioned, con- sisting of several solid walnut sete ot chamber furni- ture, wardrobes, bedsteads, marhle top Duress and Led lounge, extension tables, square table, wing machine, cushioned chairs, lounge, lace and other curtainr, several set imita- tion walnut chamber furniture, several sets bed springs, husk mattrasses, carpete, bedroom aud diving-room chairs, large quantity of beddine, towels, pictures and mantle ornaments, large quantity of crockery, dining- room and kitchen furniture, besides numerous other househola articles, J. H. WITAKER, Trusteo. At the close of the above sale» gentleman declining houseke: ping will sell, on the above premisen, the fol lowing: On® square seven octave piano, suite parior furniture, hair cloth covered; chairs, extension table, carpets, Kc. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., apll-d Auctioneers. VHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST C SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIKD LOT. SOUTH FROM THE CORNER OF 0 STREET NORTH- By virtue of a decree of e Court of the, Dishdct of Columbia, paaede oer the a aigg “oa April, A. D. 1883, in’ quity Cause 7,008, the un- dersigned ‘Trustees wi to the highest bidder, at ublic auction, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH AY OF APRIL, A.D. 18:3, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M,. in front of the ‘numbered fifty-three (SS) im samara unibered tarea hunared and sixty: eeven, ny ashington, Distr Columbia, improved br hes fiery tenements, num- ered 1328 and 1830 9th street noethorest bed ‘by °aeeree’” One-third of ‘Terms of sale, preacril decree: {he purchase money carb, ‘and thorsentiue in pve. equal a jaetalinente, payableat ix and twelvamontig, with interent Pe from date of exile. deposit of $1 ied at tinue of aslo, “If terme: are 2d Edition. Lait Tegan oi Sle Followed by a Detective. THE MARQUIS OF LORNE WALKS THE STREETS OF . BOSTON. Boston, April 13.—The Marquis of Lorne arrived here at 8:30 this morning, his first question having reference to the expected arrival in this harbor from Bermuda of the British corvette Tenedos, with the Princess Louise on board His party consists of the Duke de Blacas, Col. Winton and Ubree attendants. He would not take a convey- ance to the hotel Brunswick, but, eg eeaeel by the English consul and the members of his party, ewer owely) by a detective, walked leisurely to e hot A Bomb Explosion in Boston. Boston, April 183—A small street bomb was ex- ploded by A passing carriage in front of the post office soon after 10 o'clock this morning, causing some commotion Dut no camage. The device wes a circular tin sheli,*&yo Inches in diameter and halt an inch thick, with two small pronge for caps Projecting from the center. The explosive used 1s notknown. The report was about as heavy as that made by a military rifle. The incident caused some talk in connection With the Marquis of FRIDAY -April 13, 1883. Lorne’s arrival, but the lie itce attach no import- ance volt, and betteve the bomb was dropped acci- ntally. A Receiver for the Greenbrier Springs. RIcHMonD, Va., April 18—In the United States court here to-day, before Judge Bond, sitting as circuit judge for West Virginia, W.' A. Stuai bondholder to ete. amount of $50, in the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs com- pany, through counsel, moved for the appoint- iment of a receiver for sata property, and the court ordered that the papers in the case be prepared while he examined the law on the subjec Serta bao Gen, Dinz Gone to New York. Boston, April 13.—Gen. Diaz and suite, with the exception of Senor Gutt, who 1s to remain here a few days to arrange some business matters, left for New York on the 8:30 train via the Boston and Albany ratiroad this morning. Prestdent Nicker- son, of the Mexican Central rallroad, and City Messenger Peters, on behalf of the ctty,were among those present to bid the party good-bye. The Ice Breaking Up in Canada. NORRL, QUEBEC, April 13.—The fce In the river Richelieu, opposite and above this town, ts break ing up, and the water {3 unusually high. Reports from the upper parts of the river say that the water has risen four feet since yesterday, The water in the Yamaska river is extremely high. ‘The southeastern bridge is In a precarious condi- tion, and trains have stopped running over it. A mail carrier reports crossing on_the St. Lawrence to be very unsefe. Grave spprehensions are felt for the safety of the fleet in the harbor. = Verdict Against Long Island City’s Mayor. New Yorx, April 18.—The jury in the case of ex- Mayor:de Bevolse, of Long Island City, who was trléd for wrongful conversion of city bonds, to-day found a verdict against the defendant for $100,7 A motion by the defendant's counsel for a new trial was denied, a8 was also a motion for a stay Of proceedings. es The Man Who Murdered His Five Companions, Denver, Cor, April 18—At Lane City, this morning, the jury in the case of Alfred G. Packer, charged with murdering five companions in San Juan county in 1872, returned a verdict of gullty. A motion for a new trial, on the ground that the murders were committed on en Indtan reserva- ton, and that this court has therefore no juris- diction, will be made this afternoon. petted The Kentucky Probibitionists. Loursviuig, Ky., Apri 13.—The prohibition con- vention called for April 19 has been abandoned. ‘The reason assigned 1s opposition to a third party movement. ‘The prohtbitionists say they will carry on their aggressive work, and the central | Committee has called a ministers? convention, to tect April &, = Latest Foreigu News BRADY TO BE HANGED MAY 14TH. April 18.—The date fixed by the Judge xecution of Brady 1s the 14th of May. The Jury were out 40 minutes. RACING IN ENGLAND. Loxpox, April 18.—This was the fourth day of the Newmarket Craven meeting. The race for the Newmarket handicap, for three-year-olds and up- wards, was won by the Duke of Beaufort’s four- year-old chestnut colt Faugh-a-Ballah. Lord March’s*three-year-old bay filly Alizon came in second, and Gen. Owen Willams’ three-year-old brown colt Cohort third. There were seven start- era. WATCHING THR-LONDON SEWERS. Lonpon, April 18—The Metropolitan board of works has recommended, because of the danger to be feared from explosives, that workmen enter- ing the sewers of London be carefully watched. ag ene A Week’s Business Failures. New York, April 18—The business failures for the past seven days, as reported to RG. Dun & Co., of the Mercantile agency, numbered 189 as, against 197 last week, and 182 the previous week. eee Wall Strect To-day. THE STOCK MARKET STEADY. New Yorx, April 13—The Post's financial article says:’The stock market was generally steady, with a moderate volume of business dur- Ing the forenoon. The advance since a week ago has been large enough to cause considerable real- izing, and yct the general speculating public have not come into the market to any largo extent, and are only just beginning to do so now. A many dividend-paying stocks were bought for capitalists a month ago, on which there is now a good profit; but there has been nothing like an active speculative movement in the market yet, and the low-priced _speculative Stocks have felt scarcely any effect trom the Increased confidence. ‘The features this forenoon were Northwestern, Lackawanna, Lake Shore and Denver, all of which were strong and higher, The total Sales up to 12:30 were about 240.000 shares. Foreign exchange was weaker. Government bonds were 3¢ higher for the 4s and otherwise unchanged. State bonds were dull, Railroad bonds were moderately active and firm. Rates for money on call in the forenoon were 4 and 5 per cent, es Telegraphic Briefs. At the annual commencement of the University of Ponnsylvanta, held to-day in Philadelphia, the Gegree of doctor of medicine was conferred upon 99 graduates, Ala meeting of the board of trustees of Hamp- den-Sidney College at Farmville, Va., yesterday, Rev. Richard Mefiwaine, D. D., of Baltimore, was Death of ag Astrologist in This City. arrived at the St. James hotel in this city and reg- istered as Prof. Andrew B. J acquttte and wife, of New York. The gentleman was in the last stages of consumption, and bad come here hoping for benefit from the milder climate. He sent for Health OMicer Townshend, whoattended htm until yesterday, when the death of the professor oc- curred. Dr. Townshend says the deceased was better known as Prof. Gregg, a noted astrol- | ogist of New York. He was born in New Hainp- shire, and from boyhood evinced a fondness for | Ube science of astrology. He studied diligently, And decame distinguished among those who be- lteve that the stars when properly read reveal coming events, The late professor has supplied about 90,000 per- sons with horoscopes. He calmly made all his pre- parations for death and requested, the war regu- ations permitting, to be buried at Arlington beside his brother, who died during the war at the 1dth-street hospital of wounds recetved. As the Tules prohibit the Interment of civilians there, he will be buried tn Glenwood to-morrow, Rev. Dr. Rankin oMclating. The Hamilton Murder Trial. PROCERDINGS AFTER RECESS. After recess, in the Hamilton murder trial, Geo. Smith was sworn, but bis testimony was unim- portant, Sarah White testified that on the night of the homicide she looked out of her window and saw three men (Hamilton and Mockaboy being two of them) on her step; they were there an hour; when Hill came around something was satd to Hill as to whether he meant what he said. Hill said he did. Hamilton sald, “Take {t back,” George said he wouldn't, for he was a gentleman. Hamilton then shot him, and they left. Charlotte Waite and Lucy Hart also testified as to the shooting. es The Star Route Trial. PROCEEDINGS AFTER RECESS. After the recess Judge Wylle asked Mr. Bliss to Testate what he proposed to prove by the wit- ness. Mr. Bliss sald they expected to prove that this ‘witness followed Rerdell, and saw bita actually go into Dorsey’s office about ten o'clock. Mr. Ingersoll asked the government to state whether they had not known of this evidence be- fore the case for the government closed. Mr, Bliss sald they had known {t was possible to show that Rerdell had gone to this office. Judge Wyile, after reterring to Rerdell’s testt- mony, sald he thought {t was plain that Rerdell had get the boak after he went to Dorsey's, This evidence, he thought, tended to show that he got {ton the morning before going to Dorsey's. He thought the "evidence offered" tended to make out «=a different state of facts than those testified to by Rerdell. ‘This evidence could only tend to prove, perhaps, that Torrey was mistaken tn saying he had not | seen Rerdell. As the matter stood the court would leave the conflicting testimony to the Jury to de- cide, and exclude this evidence. James W. Donelly was called to show that Mr. Dorsey had ratd him for work since he had copied the books for Rerdell, thus showing that he con- sidered the debt heowed Dorsey as having been settled by the work hehad previously done, though Dorsey denied having employed him. Judge Wylle ruled out the testimony. _—_ chee District Government A! TRE LIGHT INFANTRY PAIR. Col. Wm. G. Moore and Mr. Chas, Ruoff, of the Washington Light Infantry, with Major Dye, of the metropolitan police, had a long Interview with | the District Commisstoners to-day upon matters connected with the coming fair of that corps. They stated at the closo that the interview was for the Purpose of arranging for a detail of police to keep order at the falr, and for the purpose of inviting the Commissionérs to attend the festivities. WANT THE ®TREET GRADED. A large number of property-nolders and eltizens On 12th street northeast, In a communication to | the Commissioners, request thet that street be cut down to the level of the pavement,gnd suggest | that the clay obtained by cutting down be used in filling in the reservation between B street north- east ana Lincoln Park. a - Local Notes, In the Police Court to-day Adrew V. Robey was charged by Geo. W. Smoot with assault and vice versa; the case went over, The grand jury to-day returned an indictment against Joseph M. Baird, charged with petit lar- ceny, second offense. Jno. Leonard was fined twenty dollars by Judge Snell to-day for keoping hia bar open on Sunday. | ‘Smoke from a furnace flue caused an alarm of fire at the Interior Department building yester- | day. Bzextel Cade was charged before Judge Snen to-day with writing policy, and the defendant Was represented by Chas’) Pelham. The cage Went over for one week. THE Wits. OF GeN, BARNES.—The Will of the late Joseph K. Barnes, ex-surgeon general U.S. A., has been Mled in the register of wiils office. It is a'very brief,concise instrument, in the hand writing of the testator, on a half sheet of legal cap, and the material portion 1s as follows: “I give, devise and bequeath to my wife, Mary Thornton Barnes, all the property, real, personal or mixed, of which I die seized or or to whickyl shall be entitled at the time of my decease, and I nominate my said wife, Mary Thornton Barnes, to be the executrix of this, my last will and testament.” It bears date April 12, cds ES DxUGGISTS CHARGED WITH VioLATING THR PHAR- macy Law.—License Agent Raff and OMtcers- Block and Carter have made an extenstve raid on the druggists who have been violating the phar- macy law by employing unregistered drug olerks. There has been a gi deal of complaint about this violation of law, and the officers secured a. list of the druggists who employ registered phar- mhncists, and discovered that there were about twenty who had not, and made it a point to call in person or, send some one to their stores to purcaase poison or have prescriptions compound- ed. Mr. Raff and bis assistants last night and yesterday made a tour of most of the twenty stores that have pot employed registered pharma- cists, and made Cases against fourteen, and state a iu some cases they were waited on by mere ys. ee WASHINGTON AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD.—It Is sald the Washington & Chesapeake ratiroad, @ Projected road trom Washington to the Chosa. Peake bay, ts being pushed throuzh to completion Faptdly. | ‘Ties at the rate of 3,000 a day are being delivered at Marlboro. The road will be completed to Drumb Polnt by August 1st. —_>—__ Raxow oF THe THERMoMETER.—The follow! Were the readings at the office of the chlef signi oMicer to-day: 7Am. 50.4; 11 a.m., $25; 2 p.m 625. . Maximum, 63.9: mintinum, 49.7. sk A Card From the Female Doctors, 1102 I StReer Norruwesr, WasuinaTon, April 18, 1883, To the Editor of Tae Evanine 8ra! In your issue of the 12th instant you state that we have applied to be “physicians to the poor at elected president of the faculty to succeed Dr, At- kinson resigned. After four days the bel case of Mr. K. F. Big- ney, editor of the City Item, versus Mr. Watson Van Benthuysen, president’ of several rallroad compantes, was terminated in New Orleans last night by a verdict in favor of Mr. Bigney of $4,750. ver 400 cigar makers struck work to-day in Hauntlt6n, Ontario, because of the manufacturers’ determination to tncrease the number of appren- Uces beyond the Union Limit. ‘The case of Commissioner of Revenue Munford and deputies, on trial for conspiracy, &., in Rich- mond, was postponed to-day until Monday cn ac- Count of the illness of a juror. a A Bogus Draft. A NEW YORKER CHARGED WITH RECEIVING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENSES. Spectal Detective Mattingly, about 11:30 o’clock last night, arrested Dr. Wm. B. Parker, alias H. J. Witte, ot New York, on the charge of recalving money under false pretenses by means of a draft’ for $50 on the Manhattan Saviny The prisoner 1s a tall, handsome, well-dressed mab, and fs sald to be a dentist with a large bust- ness'tn New York. He arrived in this eity on the 5th of this montA. and registered at the St. James Hotel as H. J. Witte. Since hig arrival it 13 sald ho has been. driving double teams. and spendi lots of money. OMloer, Mattingly states that I Wednesday Varker went to Judge Noah, with whom he Claims to be acquainted, and had him cash a draft for $50, drawn to the account of Fer- dinand A. Witte, and payable to Wm. @. Parker at the Manhattan Savings bank. Judge Noah telegraphed to the Manhattan bank, and received the reply that, no such, person had an account there. When arrested 1@st night he admitted that his right name was Parker. In the Police Court to-day he was charged with recelving money under false pretenses, Prosecuting Attorney” Moore stated that it would take some time to prepare the case, and it went over till Tuesday under bail.’ He was committed in default of the bail. Afler the court adjourned he stated toa Stam re- porter that he was taken for another man, but ad- mitted that he gave the check to Judge Noah, and that he has been stopping at the St. James and is known as Witte. —.__ bank. rh fod with in, ten dare toot sate of eale the trustocs reserve the ut it riak and cost of Brant So Tenslk: tee property’ at the ON RHODE NDA TWEEN FOURTEENTH A STREE NORTHWEST. ALSO, 1h cE : E N’ DENTE at FOUR O'CLOOK Pe Mt eythane ea at public auction, that ‘valuable. ‘vacan’ Jot on the north side of % street, ‘betwoon 9th and 10th (24) fact by one hunt Sh Cle) tec eo Wolo alley, wala plece of ahr (8) or os FOUR AND A HAL¥ O'CLOCK, the SAME ) feet on Ly one and thirty. of Lots To snd edt ‘ferme; One: ball ‘ash Balanos tn one (2) and two (2 Hi ‘Sem manual scours’ by cach atthe Pane CIVILIANS ON MiLiTaRY RESERVATIONS.—The Secretary of War directs that no civilian will be permitted to reside upon a military reservation un- legs he be an employe of the government, and his residence thereon must cease upon his “hal from such employment. No permission will given any one to cultivate any portion of a milita- Ty Feservation, to graze animals or, to cut grass reon. THE New Frve Cent Nicxcet—The first tnstall- ment of the five cent nickel piece of the latest de sign was received by Treasurer Wyman té-day from the Philadelphia mint. It amounted to only $500. More are expected soon, and they will be it into circulation when received. This tasue of The Rickel plece has the word cents inscribed un- der the Roman numeral V, and is intended asa ichomearacnred tor ret vt fa ope i piece, which bore no inscription to design: Vv. ‘There are already about 6,000,000 coin in circulation. Sreike OF BRICKMAKERS.—There ts a strike the Central Dispensary and Emergency Hospital, and to visit station houses” Permit us to state {hat wehave, not requested to be connsciad_ sata the Cen! Ispensary al mergency Hosy orto visit station houses. We slmbly asked to be appointed District physicians, ANnte E. Rice, M.D. Jeannerre J. SUMNER, M.D. a Porter's Prospects of Feinstatement. ATELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH HANDED TO RIM. Gen. Fitz-John Porter was interviewed in Buf- falo, N. ¥., yesterday, where he had gone on busi- ness. He expressed no doubt of the ultimate Passage of the bill for his reinstatement in the army, and sald its passage by the House last ses- sion was prevented by about fifteen o: his enemies | who clubbed together for the purpose. He could | mouths, and not account for Senator Logan’s hostility, as he (Porter) had never mef the Senator. Major Doyle, Who was a telegraph operator with Burnside durin, second Bull Run csmpatgy, yester ave Gen, Porter the foliowing te Fwhteh Be han preserved: THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. PROF. JACQUITTE ALIAS GxEGO BREATHES HIS Last. | |The UllowIng are the openine age fe About three weeks agoagentioman and lady | py special wire Stock Market teay, to H. H. Dodge, 589 15th Nama, OC) Kame, 1 OG Cen, Pacific. os TN Nore Weep 48 ay N82 North Pac ....| My SI Do, pret, bah Mite} 2K Northwest”) 1a", 159% TA Ont. & West.) arg aM Mati | ay @ DL & W D.& Bl) oo Den. &R aing. 4 BOK Erie... BBS ASL Paul... oo laoay 108y Fria, 2s $84 9y/SC Paul pret../121y 11 Di. Central ... 1454147 "|St, P.& Omaha Oy Sty Lake Shore -°/!1135 118%! Do. pref... 108 1084 Lou. & Nast ../ 874 87% Texgs Pac ay ay Mich. Cent...°| 965) 954 OF Yon Tras 8:5 My M.K.& T..001) 82% S24 Taton Pee. 10%, 100 Mo. Pacific... -306 1064 Wab. Pa> my Re N. J. Contrat.°) 78) 75%, Was. Pao pad 52 Sty N.Y. Ceniral 2274 1274 Wes. Uasion..! 585) 63% wn tate of Bernard Henze; motion to dis im general term trans nittd to the wal ton Issuet. te. The Courts. Pronare Covur—Jutge Cor. joseph K. Barnes fied and proven, of J Re sis appeal rogist tT of Estate of Issac Delany; order of publion- Estate ior Sarvh W. Parrt.; will ree turned from Maine, fully proven. Estote of Joa G, Stafford; appeal of admit tstratr.x trom order of April7th. Estate of Pairk H. Cooney; John H. Cooney qualified as admintsita‘or inthe ‘um ot $800, sum of $270. E-tate of 8 rah amon d_ Arabella V. Cooney as guardian n the punch tion of next of kin Med. Eatete of Ch" ries AL Watts; will admitted to probaty and record, and letters testamentary issu d to M. F. Morris om Dond of $2,000, THE TRIAL OF THR SIX The > The Dynamite Prisoners. RN BEGUN IN LONDON, six men arrested In London on suspicion of betng connected with a dynamite conspiracy were placed on trial yesterday, 8 stated in TRE STAR. In opentng the case for the prosecution Mr, Poland dectared that evidence had been obtain show. Ing a conspiracy in America to destroy public butld- ings in England; that some of the men now om trial had come from the United States to put thelr Atabolteal schemes into operation; that they had furnished the means and the mon to establish the recently discovered dynamite mant al Bir. mingham, and that Gallagher, Wilson and Norman had visited the manufacturer, White head, at hts place In Birmingham, with’ the pure pose of sending to London a supply of his explo ves. Norman's slatement in tecard to his bavin been engaged by a gentlemen from the Unit States as a clerk Was a Ussue of falsehoods. Mr. Polan. men would be changed from the com simple one on which they are now arra’ question for th not 4 intimuted that th hinges against these the serious offense of conspir and It Wasa Magistrates whether they were dictable for conspiracy to murder, After Some testimony of but Lttie importance had bean heard, the examination of the pris de journed for one week. The ead at Birmingham was c Hon of White din the jatl tor and he Was afterward remanded for ight +o. News Uricis, At a meeting of the Irish members of parliament in London yesterday a resolution Wes adopted that while the good work done by Irish-Amere feans was fully resent that Mr land to attend to his The | revenue of Richtnond, charged with conspirac Appreciated, it was advisable at Parnell should remiin in Eng. ramentary duties Munford, commntssioner of nd his deputies, who are ¥ W hinder and obstruct inal of RH Yoters, in the November election, was begun yes terday. Minister Lowell presided at the Danquot of the Soclety for the Relief of Distressed ‘orelgners, heid in London last night. Mator D. n, Our of the oldest citizans of Petersbu lyn, N. ¥., a jerday of apoplexy iu Brovk- rs. d SS y At Buffalo, N. Y., yesterday the Jury In the cage of Mrs Biuett against the Buffalo base ball club, | for $10,000. dai while returned @ verdict of “no cau ‘The Swift Creek cotton mila, near I ages for being struck by a tail Standing at her gate, 0; ppcsite the grounds, for : rsbure, Va., were sold at auction yesierday for $56.00) to Jolin Arrington and Sons, and H. pavis A Joint stock company ts to be ongante Miss Mary Grifilth, of Balthuor, several yoars ago fell into a comatose state, was” placed tn Che and was about to be busted when stgns of e discovered, Yesterday she was married ite Ex terdy et sha’ While he was cher clerk under the leading physicians of y et Wehdall Holmes last ev o's. U.S. Marshal J.T. Brown wos indict at Lite Rock, Ark., for forgery Parran. A wortgage for the issue of £2,490,000 of bonds has been given by the B. & O. rail ab nad 10 Engl bankers apon the proposed Puiladelphia branch of a, the ro Dr. for ts construction. has. L. Pearson, a well known physician of Trenton, N. J., dropped dead on the street, in Phil- adeiphia yesterday. 0 years of aye. Representative Wm. D. Kelley was the recipient of a Unton League house. banquet last evening at the Philadclpaia Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has been tnvited to resume his membership In the New York and Brook: The ‘Kew ational Association. York rd of aldermen bas passa over the veto of Mayor Edson the scheme to com struct under Vaults, lay tubes, &., for electric wires the streets of the city. Hon. John Goode, of Noriolk, Va., has accepted an invitation to deliver the annual address be- on the Uterary societies of Roanoke college, june ——— Imrrarixe Wasninaton Meraopa.—tin the com mon pleas court in Philadelphia Wednesday, whem the case of Oliver Glase, an alle policy dealer, charged with setting up an illegal louery, was called, several of the Jurymen, tn reply tions of the judge, stated tuat they hai to ‘quee- been ap- Proached tn the Course Of the last few days by men who offered them mony to bring in a verdict favorable to Glase, ‘The judge at once issued war- Fants forthe arrest of the men mentioned, and the trial of the case being proceeded with, Glave Was convicted. Freep $10 Fo: CURSING THE QuERN.—Phi; the Philadelphia almshouse forger, left Ham! Ont last even! Robert M phia Ledger, while waith ng for: home in charge of a jc Wade, city editor of the Pat singel: fora train to accome Pany Phipps, took occasion to curse the queen and the Cunaiian government. Tnformation was sworn, arrest ed and fned $10. against him by a bystander, and be was He reports belug robbed of $300 while in Ontario, Rror Focwowia Wednesday nigut a crowd of Irish m) and children gatuered tn front of the Se ey Tae Parer Image Lawseir.— women Ouse Of Mr. Gannon, the father of Lizzie M. Gannon, the pisipur in the recent paper image sult 1) just, ‘ther Fleming, in Boston, which was settled ti court yesterday, and proceeded to make demon. strations of hostility toward him and his family. Fully one thousand persons were presen ing, uttering curses, and throwing shout- tick stones against the sides of the houses and at the windows. The police Maally dispersed the crowd. $50,000 damages city against type foundry, by Miss Ernestine Cloos for breach Of promtse of marriage. The girl alleges that when. She was but Mtteen yours Of ‘age under mitted has been instituted in New York avid ruce, proprietor of Bruce's Bruce ruimed her 196 Of Marriage. defendant ad- he bad given her money, about §300 In Eine! all, but denied the ise of marriage. Ovher witnesses testified 4 Dot good, one of them saying he saw her exbibit as a beauty tn a dime museum at Baltimore, = at the girl’s charactor jury yesterday afternoon rendered @ verdict Wor of the girl for $3,792. N —_—_—_—_—_ DIED. ALTMAN. On Thursday, April 19th. 1893, at 7 crook p.m. 4 fi . = ALTAAN, aged 2 yours, Her tolls are past, her work s done, Now he is fully blest: She fought the fight, the And entered into rest’—Br B. L. "am, Which be | Funeral tho took place this afternoon, April the 16th, at EGGLESTON. At So'clock this morning, A, 1 ‘dence ae Cot. H. J. Huxr, Aqura—Many of Edwards! hi 1883, reat. her mother, Bi are behind." Where. are Benson end Robinson? eridge, LAULA WS ROGLESTOR, apsd. Aieig’ ave yousee Weed and Handol and my cavatrs? years. F. 3. Porren, Fuperal services st, ber mother's resitenoe, 218 B 4 haste te Sees’ Goneral. | street norunwest, Sunday moruing, at8:J0a.m. Inter- Gen. Porter said if he had known of the exist- | HEENAN. In D. C., on Weinesiay, ence of this dispatch it might have been of use to him during the co @t martial great | Aprit 11th, "1883, JAMES waN, . he ft anes i eo eat tae aged sixty-five The Bound Brook Railroad Disaster. aan RACING TRAINS AND 4 CARELESS SWITCHMAN. gras Xi odok: en gh oh mass at oe ‘The fourteen persons injured by the collision ge z. 1 at Bound Brook crossing, N. J., yesterday, were | pENTTOPIY, the oy Aeethee eee ALY promptlf cared for, and, with three Bune C. Rowe, aged three years and e'even months. are uot seriously hurt Maguire, the engineer of | 3054 trod soreness ce eee aE ‘the special; Jeffers, brakeman of the express |o'clook p. m. Relatives and {1 are train, and Mra. Toombs, of New York, are .re- | invited. ported severely injured. "It is cl ‘that the - watchman at the crossing showed Tig of UNDERTAKERS. way signal to both the engine and train until they =] were very near the Fama he suddenly grace ROONEY & ©O.. UNDERTA! Taised the danger signal. It was then too late. areroooms, 344 PENNSYLVAKIA a We ‘The engine was reversed, but it was so near the glass and lowest price stock. crossing that it struck, the third coach of te Pn oe rain, knock! track, and setting it on rT fire. "It is almost a miracle that the occupeuts or melee ee the coach With the comparatively light | -- UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, weledced — oo pig Nn od a two roads 929 PexxsrLvamia AvExuE NW. i Be ete of Bound Bronk nay the trains arg | _ (Formeriy 912 Penneyivants svenne northwest.) continually racing. It is LA, ‘Everything first-class and reasonable.’ ors ELIUS FINN, UND! Pi ‘Buccessor THO! saa ymirast