Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1883, Page 3

STEAMERS, &c. AUCTION SALES. i GQTEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON s Leaves Sixth Street Wharf W. W. Buriex. + Auctioneers, (637 Louisiana avenne, — ver landings as far down as ‘Opposite City Post Office. tet m rata. = i fice, 613 15th street or at bost. o sly aed SEVENTH STREET G AND EVERY E TIL ALL 18 Dis- «uantity of best ods in the hariware Hine re- be sold, to which we invite attention. No re- CHAS. WEEKS, Saleeman, Late with Dancanson Bros. To-moRROW. FOLEY, Anctioncer, poromae Tk The mer &TF, . n,_ leaves very SUNDAY, Aine main wilh yd eurve, E every FRIDAY 13-3t STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents, eet whart and 12th at. ‘and Pa. ave. MATTANO LEAVE 2 WASHING dayn, Tueslays and Tha ag at 7 for Liver Landings. Candas at | 4? lowa and. Wednesdays up; iredays down and Mon- x creek (destination) Suoday and rin tar pe Packages received sn L. SHELIEF, 323 3. Te JONES, Agent, mba mié-6m 7th THURSDAY MORNING, ELFTH, AT HAL¥-PAS1 TEN O'CLOCK: f Dry Gcotis, st 908 Tta street, consiating of LE Goo SILK=, | DKESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS FORE, LIES “SHEPTINGS, HOSIERY, UNDER- cea, ens SHIRTS, GOSSAMER RUB- IS, CABSIMERES, AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT O8 DESIMABLE DOMESTIC Ladies will pleasn attend this aale, as the proprietor ia determined t sel every art.cie fo the highest Ledcer for he M. FOLEY, Auctioneer, ™39-Im 905 Tth street northwest | BENSINGER, Auctioneer, Washington Horse znd Carriago Bazar, 935, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenno. LE OF 1 HE STEAM information and 1114 bev ‘7th strect wharf i T. VERNON! MT. VERNON!I! M STEAMER W. W. corconaN h street wharf daily (exce;t Sunday) for Mt. lock a, im. ; returuing reaches Washing- pm eaves Vernet ton about 3 oo L. L. BLAKE, Captain. JORTRESS MONROE, NOKFOLK, PORTSMOUTH F AND Tik SOUTH. Ininnd_and Seaboard Constine (o.'s Elegant Steamer, 1 THE DARE, caves 6th street wharf every eS Y WEDSESDAY aud FRIDAY 805.30 pan, t : Car ae Ce ron nl at private sale a larce stock of Connecting in Norfolk with Boston. Hrovi- | poraes, New und + ecchd-hand Buwwies, Carnauen Soe pres Wagons, Harness, ete,, ete, Literal advanceson melarinen ts 28 2m Cass ES W. HANDY BUGGIES, CARRI- EVERY TUF tDAY MORNING, LEN O'CLOCK, REGARD: DAY, "THT s MENCTS -, St. Mare Hotel, at beat aud general ALFRED Woob,Sec’y & Treas. NORFOLK, ‘¥ ON SEVENTH, Bi SEREETS NORTHWEST, 22 AND im trust, dated July, 26th. ied in Jab 0. 916, folio 304 et! for the District of Colum- t the hod of the promis- ¥. the said note peing overdue DAYS. at nue ai parnine dence a sunectinse Lo New Jork teat 2d fointwith the Chesspeak SEI PAST the following described Teal estate to wit: ed nineteen (19) and the = south red twenty (0), ia square dd forty-e wht (448), a8 sub- pees LINE. vation April $th. 1849," fronting and runnine beck with that Width about 105 feet to dn alley. ‘The improvements: consist of two thres-story brick dwellings with stores sttacl 1 of sale: One-fourth cash, and reaidue in equal iS at six, twelve and elhtecn ionths from day of sale, to be Dearing interest, and a deed of trust ‘or all cash, at the purehaver’s option. ie time of the sale; and if the be not complied with within one week from day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to reeeil property, at the parchaser’s risk and cost, after ©. B. RICHARD & CO., General Passenwer Agents, 61 Broadway, N. ¥. Or to PERCY G. SMITH, 3351 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue. Send for “Tourist Gazet‘e." 1 | three days’ hoticein The Evening Star net Send for “Tourist Gan ap canes td Seeordin = nrehaers WEDGper. Cemsnn Tine 3. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. *apd-dasde HANCERY OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREST, THIRD LOT SOUTH ROM THE CORNER OF O STREET NORTH- TE. JMPANY LIMITED HABBO By vistas of s doors f the Supreme Court of the, 3 3 of the § e NEW YORE Disteict of Columids, passed on the a0 day ‘of THE CUNARD CALI FROM PIER 40 ¥- UNCANSON BROB.. Aucuoncers. CASoutheast cor. Dit and D attoste northwest. us SALE OF He HOLD FURNITURE, REGU TING, HALL BENCHES ao, Be. STOCK OF TINwAKE OIL TANKS, &o. STOCK OF GKOCERIES. SMALL PRINTING PRESS AND TYPE AT Avc- On TUESDAY MOKNING, APRIL SEVEN- TEENTH, commencing at TEN "CLOCK, we will rel! in front of salesrooma @ general. collection of goods. "It W ALTER 5. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, AUCTION! LAST WEEK! AUCTION! By order of 8. Goldstein, we positively close tne Damen of Deamonds, “Gold Water and Joweley, at pabtte auctic 8. week. HALE-PAST “SEVEN M0 DAILY. Every article ully warranted as represented. y wAWALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Ancta. Corner 10ti and D ste., facing Pa. ave. wo W. jexandria, Va., on Saturday, st, at noon, in front of Court Roni, on Falrfax etres, aplb-at WHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED CARD OSTMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE INTERSECTION OF L STRE!T NORTHW:r8T AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, KNOWN AS No. 2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE LUMMIA HOSPITAL, IMPROVED BY A TWO-STORY BRICK BUILBING, KNOWN AS THE CUACH FACIORY OF JOHN PAYNE'S By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Courtof the, District of Columbis, hol an Fquity Court in a! cause wherein Virvin! Payne and sre complainants and. Wiliam ‘T.. Payne and others are defendants, No. 8,336, Doe. Tots, Erector ed trtstecs rin Sa a untae ae un nell a is in front of the premises, a Cee ae on FRIDAY, APRIL 1WENTY-SEVEN, | 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the followinx described estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Colum lia, to wit: All of ee (3), in square numbered fifteen (15), improved by a two'story brick building known a8 the coach factory of John Pay Sons, «aid original lotfronting about 98 ieot on L street and Peunsslvania avenue, toa 30 foot alley, haying « 15 foot alley on the west side and con- taining about 9,882 square feet of rund. The terms of sale, aa prescribed by extd decree, are: The parchsse money tn be paid in. equal instalments of oue-thizd in cash, and the balance in one and two years im equal paymenta, from the day of sale, the whoie to bear interest from day of sale, and the said deferred Payments to. Le secured by the notes of the purchaser, Sith deed of trust or ihortiraxo on the property sold. OF Sieh be palcon the day'of.aaie or on th ralstieation thereof by the court. A deposit of $250 will be required attimeof sale. All conveyancing and recording at pur- Shane a costs if ioe te:ms of is re lnce combed with within one week from any sale the trnstees Te The riglt to rexel! the property without further notice at the risk and cost of the defa: By eee EDWARD H. THOMAS, LE: Bice Osseo we GLEN W. COOPL #24 5th atrect. apl6-d&ds ‘J.T. COLDWELL, Auct. rues. J. FISHER & CO. Trustees, Real Estate Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, @ STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST. On W ESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL, EIGHTEENTH NEXT, at FOUR O'CLOCK P We will ell, in front of the premises, Lot 6. re 57. Good title, with Ashford’s abstract. eras THOS. J. FISHER & CO., avid-dkds Auctioheers. ‘A™ Avetion. APRIL NINETEENTH. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. GORNEN SECOND AND B STREETS NONTH: ‘The Material consisting of Brick and Stone on the Gallia... Wed., Apr 18. |Sevthia. .. .Wed., May 16. | April, ALD. 1880, in’! quity Cause 7,098, the une Bothats. Wed, apes (Gian Wek 28. | dersigned Trostece ‘will sell tg the highest bidter, at Pavouia. eal. ublic auction, on TULSDAY, TWENTY-FOURTH pe AY OF APRIL, A. D. 1 it FIVE O'CLOCK P. AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORE. | M.. in frontof the promi mumbered fifty-three i}. in eadare numbered three hunured ant slaty. Steamers marked thus * do not carry steerage. even, situnted in the Clty of Washington, District of Bates 0° paaaage$0U, $5 alit $109, according to ac- bi i by twp frame, teucmientar mnee ““plecrage af very low raten, Steerage tickets from Liv. : See he eee One teu on rage Liv. prescribed by ‘dectee” One-third fiiee 228 Queenstown and all other parwof Euroyest yWduey cash, and the residue in two equal rete £ Ghiagow, bayabieat six snd twelve months, wih ast, per cnit per annuum from date of ealer A rp and osbec ports on the Continent and | geyonit of $100 required at time of sele. If terine are not complied wit im ten days from date of sale the trustees reserve the rich! to res ll the property at the risk aud cost of defwaltig purchaser. VaMEs HO SMITH, 5 Le Droit Building, impri ply at the Company’s offica, ‘ems or beth, steerage aunt cabin © OW & OO., 605 Tth street, Washington, YLBNON A. BROWN & CO. , New Yo; Messrs. OTT 05 416 5th st. n.w., DUNCANSON BROS... Aucts. ITCH, FOX & BLOWN, Keal Fstate Brokers. S SALE OF VALUABL N RHODE ISLA) FOURTVENTH AND FIFTE! NORTHWEST. AL“O, LOT ONES: TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH. 02 TEESD AY, APRIL SEVE RMAN LLOYD— Live Berweex New Yore, Haven, SOUTHAMYTON axD BREMr: pany will sail EVERY SAT- TRDAY from Bremen pi feot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rater of passage: From New York to Hayre. London, and Bremen, first cabin, $190; secon} prepail steeraze sean apply to OEE, oe : i & | stro m the premiees, I wil O., 2 Bowling Green, New Yors, W.G. METZEROTT: altar : £CO-. 445 Pennsylvabia aveaue horthwest, Agents for | {ots thdnerth edisct R chet, bees Set consis od sgrevta, havnt a frottage ou, street of twenty four > = a feet by one hundred ans y-nine (159) feet a EW ORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.— | @ : a pe i f The ‘frst-claa Tol powered Chic tei Debey | Public ail d piece of ground being parts of lots 3 377. t FOUR AND A HALF O'CLOCK, the SAME AFTERNOON, a Lot on hhode Island averiue, between lath and 15th streets, having a frontage of about sixty- three (69) feet on aid. aventie, by an Stee, conte one bun: and thirty-five ( foe! parts of Lota 10 and 11, in Square 211. - ‘Terms: One-bulf cash; balance in one (1) and txo (2) years, with interest at six (6) per cent per annum, bay » the Stcameinys of this Ling) AMSTERDAM, HOUT pet AM SCHIEDAM i § LAND. W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAAS, carrying the U.S, Bias to she Netherlands. Icare comajans'e Per, foot of newex street, Jermey City, NJ. ESDAY for Moteerdam, Noten dar, sRernately. cabin. $70: second cabtp, $50: steerage, $25. FR. Cazat eral Avent, 27 Sonth Willian Re DAM. ZAANDAM. P. CA- et able semi-annually, secured by deed. of trust on premises cold: or all cash at the option of the parchiase ai Sine of aale, SOHN Co MAMERESS Teese tmne of gale. “JOHN ©. Hs RAILROADS. J. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. apl-d&a ALTIMOKE AND UHIU RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST AS THE ONLY LINE = _SEEC IALTIES. = THE EAST AND Tuk WEST via WASHINGTON. | Mf ‘ite Gaisrisant, ant Samoneee ee be . = im = ction in all affairs of life than any one ip the DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! fe ; tes the past, present and future des! BIEEL RAILS! savies snd assistance on all aclvee Inatters to Behedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1882. atection sive Oras pase Gooataien ome, £03 Leave Washington. trom Station c.nerof New Jer- | 24 «treet, above D street northwert. This month cone op evens oorek aa enteten fee reduced. Ladies, 60 cents; gentlemen, $1. @aily, at 4:05 ‘a m.. 1 through couches and pointe, without change; 10: except Saturday. r Por Hittebung, Clevdand, and Detroit at 10:15 a, m. (0° ASD SEE PROF. WARRING, MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROLOGER, At 715 Ninth street northwest. Five thousand dollars to any one who can equal him nd $40 p. m., daily; 8:40 p.m. is = solid train to | in telling ‘the past, present and future, causing speedy tie brare, Ours attached. Inarriages, Dringing separated ther, and in bustness T fedeipeta snd Rew ‘fire, whom advice is invaluable. 116 jails comeuitor'a @sity, excest Sunday; lor and Sleeping Co: For Hxitimore on week ayn. 5, 6. paine in full, and is the only person that can do so. Prof. Warring asks no questions and uees no cards of any descrintion in his profession. SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY. Fee—Ladies, $1; gentlemen, mbS-41t MM, MM. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER and Husiness Medium, can be found at 1010 7th Strvet nortL west, where she will be pleased naton ana B jtimore, | many friends tid atomera 2 _fi7- ‘Soe sn wae | 8; pP20OKE, TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF * Mare Toe | AMULIPE. “Ali business confidential. Ladies and Gen- 7 for tazese, | Demen 50" cents each. 408 1 streot, 4thand 40 bom, 10:15, 4°45 daily except | =e Sa rom the West dally, 6:20, 7:95 a.m.. | MEDICAL, &e J KR. KOBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE ‘D longest established specialist in this city, with 18 3124 experience, will guarautee a cure in all of ibe Urinary Organs, Nervous Weakuess, etc. Consulis~ tions strictly confidential, Can be consulted Wednes- Cok hie. Bator Us dhe ceding bieiclate Of Bale Ww. Refers to the ading phy of 3 more. Main office, 30 N. Liberty st., Baltimore, Md. tu. undays, 6:30, 7:45, 9a.m., 1:25, 5:45, 7. 9:40 ie, 6-50 a... Washington at 3, 4:40, 110-00 atm., 12:15, 2:50, On Sundays, 3, | S45 pm. ¥ GIVE NO FREE BROTHEKS AND Gi scriptions and send to some side-show * cist who divides profits with the doctor. ‘thos wore wwop at | ‘tin ringed of 8 eure off private disuises should te. é sult Ora. BR Saud GRAY, 906 B st. 6.w. SOM Wanna bby at the Baltimore ant | furnish medicines, guarantee @ Cure Or Ho pay.” 39 Office, Washington Station, 619 and 1351 | Sunes ox medicine apiatm* Ff svemiue, corner 14th street, where orders | a iS Le takem for bowemwe be checked aud received st ADIES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CO: 5 u the ety. 4 br. BROTHERS, 906 BS ENTS. M. of T., Baltimore, and C. K. | ion paid to all Disrases pe i avd” | sinedo. NSULT t. #.w. Particular atten- jar to Ladies, married or All irrevularities aud Ovarian Troubles treated. mb31-Im* five years’ experience, ground intended for the Eagleston Tabernacle. About 40.000 brick iaid im walls and 30,000 loose on the ground. Stone in foundation about 100 perch. Tho piocceds to be yiven to the widow of the late Alexander een ANDREW FRY, } . 8. D. NEWCOMB, 5 Trusteos. THOMAS DOWLING, Atict. aplé-ét W°=5S & CO., Auctioneers, ° ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HAND- SOME PIANO, FINE FINISH, MONITOR MAKE, CONSISTING OF PAINTIN NGRAVINGS, &c., &0., AT AUCTION. By order of Supreme Court of District of Columbia, holdi ial term for Orphans’ Court business on Saturday, April 14th, 1889, Tsball rell at pubsic auc- RIDAY, APRIL TWENTIETH, AT TEN A. 2 fie, No. 610 A street southeast, the following-named articles: upholstered in rep, faced with bolstered in rep, silk, wat : le- ton i oe w uit Extension Tal Walnut seat Chairs, Walnnt Keiroone Furniture, very fine, Hall Vilcloth and Furniture, Carpets, Muttraases and Bedding, Refrigerator, China and Glassw: And cther goods too pumerous to enumerate. ‘Those who desire firet-class furniture should not fail to aitend this sale. Also, large quantity of fine Opera Music. The sale will commence with hall, parlor and dining- room furniture, LUKE 'C. STRIDER, aplé-5t Administrator. (proms DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE or CHINESE AND JAPANESE FINE ART WORK TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIO AUCTION, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH, COMMENCING EACH DAY AT ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE P. M. COMPRISIN JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, LACQUERS, PORCELAINES, POTTERY, BRIC-A-BRAC, NOV- ELTIES, TEA SETS, BATSUMA, KIOTO, KU- TANI, MAKUDZA AND KISHUI WAKES, &c., SCREENS, PANELS, SCROLLS AND DECORA- ‘TIONS. THIS SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES AT MY GALLERY AND SALESROOMS, SOUTH- WEST CORNER ELEVENTH AND PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE. Partion interested in decorative works should give this eale their attention. ‘The collection will be on view Monday and Tuesday, April 16th and 17th, all day. DIS-4t THON LENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY, No. 1 VEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET, BET WE! V XOKK AVENUE AND L STREET NORT! ERNOON, APRIL bp | OCK,we will seli, in front Rremines, the south part of jot No. 10. in are No. 426, fronting 26 fret 3's inches on west ai of 7th strect, abd ranning back that width 90 feet. This lotis improved by a large brick house used for business purposes: is well built, aud bas all the modern conveni- ences and fine fixtures, including elevator. ‘This prop erty isin one of the Lest locatlon#on 7th street, aud rapidly improving. ‘erms: Gne-fourth cash; balance’ in one, two, and three y is wlx per Gent interest, payable semi- annnally ‘to be xecured by deed of trust qn pren ines, ornirtaah at option of purchaser. All conveyan- cing at purchaser jeposit of $250 required time of sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise resa'e at risk and cost of detaulting purcha- ser, after five days’ public notice of euch resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. D.C. DUNCANSON BEOS., Aucts, apl2, 13, 14,16,17,18 HHOMAS &. WAGGAMAN, Real Estute Auctioneer, TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 106 FIRST STREET NORTH- WEST. AND No. 103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of » deed of trust, dated the 21st day of, February, 1890, and recorded in Liber 936, folio} 124 et sea’, one of the land records of the Diatriet of Columbia, and at the request of the holders of the notes Secured thereby. default having beeu made in the pag ment thereof, the undersigned will sell at public anc- tion, in front of the premisca, on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF APEIL, 1883, st FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the following-described real estate, situated in the clty of Washi District of Colum: bia, to wit: All those pieces or parcels of land situate and lying in the said city of Ws and known and ibed as parte of lots num! two (2) and eigt (in square numbered flvehundred and seventy- ve (515), ‘The terns of safe aro: One-third cash, and théremain- der in aix (6) and twelve (12) months from day of sale, fe purchaser the deferred pay: KE GREA® x xED_BY US UD KESTORED BY US To THE § HTD WEEE ANTS SOUTH W of Dk. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial, pocer. TRace. "YT ATRSD Ip Rees Eng | Will cure any case of Seminal Weaknony, Netvour, De: Pincha waceinns CLPMENT, | BUS and Lnpotency. It imparte vigor to the whale 5 IN EFFECT FE RSS ee a Bains I Fave WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER JR. JOHN TRIPS BLOOD PURTFTER is a certain «s om asp BOraEEts. 25 FoLLows: cure cor Syphilis, Serufula, Ovarium Tumors, Ki Bors e West, Chicao Diseases aiid all’ Blood Poison. Cure of separa | gunranteed in either stage. Send two stamps for puin- phlet. Kevere House, Bostou, Jel5-eodly Da. JOHN TRIPP. MAb2ME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- : y dies. Allfemsle complaints quickly cured. Can be PALTIN OLE AND POTOMAC RATEROAD. fun i toSedod pie wiktee Meee Wor Fr. Canandagna, Rochester, Bid one See eee See eee ¥ Saturday, with Palace Cars EAD! READU For Wi: a, abd Elntra, at9.90;. DR. MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS wo. daily, except ~ inary Diseanes, For dem yore shat Eat, 800 im 10,308.10. 135 pe Ee Gee cured ta a houea’ Wat, 20, 9:50, and 0:20 p.m, On Sunday, 4:20, 9: NEIWISLE'R, Gorman 1S eke ‘Pennsylvania (Re, py tet ror pullman Pas ute Srice$3 per bon tent Eon For Boston without pe pas every Week-day, | Sen 0b receipt of my — — Se Fer Brecklyn, N.Y, all through trains connect at Jere 0 = City with Gate of Brookign Annex. affording We D AND COAL. —» hive tranater fo Fulton street, avouding double 7 For #3 aceite. "6.00 at 10:30 a.m.. 1:30, Et Coa Axo Woon. i ». Sant aangatd | Wo have just received a large lot of Bakers PINE e > WOOD ; iso freah mined COAL of superior quality for Fer Palt more, £49, 8:09, 9-99, 10:70 a.m. 1.99, | domestic use, all of which we offer at lowest market 4.20, 4:46. 6.20, 7.30, 9:50, and 10-20 p.m. On | Fates. nday, 8:00, 0-90" am, 20, 6:2 9:50, | | ‘The atrention of consumers is respectfully invited to vari 10 Creek Line, 6:408.m, and 4:40 p.za. dally, it Sunday. STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘7th et. wharf and 12th st. and aP. ave, FEEDERICKSBURG PAIL. \NDRIA AND WASHINGTON THE TRADES, ELGERS, JOURNALS oe ‘20 order at. 4012 Sein St teste Bindery 101 HGNEAL, Props, OFUS H, DARBY, BOOK AND JOB PR! HSS WORE FOR THE TRADE 432 9th street, near E. 0 and tatu. mhdniest p-m. 0 mn " 89 ead 1U200 ay. 1:00 an a ot the ome. ne<tneast corner | ( TBSON BROTHERS, "ania aveutie, anidat theater | Cy my EE FRACTICAL BOOK’ AND, JOB PROVTEEA, hotels ena residens 123% Pennsyivania avenua Washington D- O- Raith ep ge yn en jenerai Manaser. Gas Cooxme Sroves, ‘ FOR SALE 47 THE GASLIGHT OFFICR io Got pont einen’ poysicians, ne = agg "s Hotel, for rolier from and avoidance of Corns, TENTH STREET. sem nous Chub and inveriet Natl Vascular, Uxcren- z woes, atc. Olio Z S tabiiade pa ag get al hi din Wah S.Verar, pRexce CONFECTIONERY, Pye GL. HOVER. WPCA ereGrAiCian | .PON-BONS and CAKAMLLS manufactured frog p= Cots, Pazsiyeins Neos be suet ie Soe CANDY FACTORY, Tas Sulphur sn all Medicsted Baths 620 ¥th strest northwest, Sve. 1417 G atreot, opposite Kigys House. 020 | Branch Stors 1830 Pennsvivania avenue. dl8-6m. E. M.S. PARSONS, Mi DICAL FLECTRICIAN, Ga: venio and Fieciro 2 Bathe, Massaye, Swoed" movements, Magnetic Treatment, Ac. Hotes from ke Tp.m. MOTE stvect uortiwect. — os-Tus* ECOND-HAND CLOTHING AD THE fiuns, ‘ec. Call ‘drees ion; Mente fo, be secured y's Geet of trust, ‘Owe bun dollars ($100) must be deposited on the day of sale. ‘HOS. W. 8] Surviving Trustee. THOMAS E 'WAGGAMAR. Atict. ‘apii-codéds HOTELS, &c. - oes Mts oe) fod and Kefurmished Ail Modern se - vated and efurnia ra impreveuare ot and Gold Bathe. Electric Belle, ete. jams’ Exproas Company. and e Rates, $1 Ber. Pay. , Special n= a to $4.50 Per jucement to ne Oneal 5 yOu “Accommodations for Government TOURS. RPENOER, Casbion YO apT-10t @. WILLIAMS, Manager. SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Gecuarry FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, THE RATIONAL, thre Den ‘COMPANY. axp New Yorx Ave. January @ ATARRE. BANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, Head Colds, Watery Discharges from tha Nose an? Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Heaaaché and Fever instantly retioved. Choking mucus dislodwed, membrane cleansed an‘i heald, breath sweetened, smell, taste, and hearing restored, and ravages checked. Cough, Brochitis, Droppings into the Throst, Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength and Flech, ‘Loss of Bleep, ete., cured. 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Permanently dissolves. muy Bair, root and onty HATE BOL Tea Ehown. branch, in five minutes, : Yi, Cleopatra's Secret. bust Dam G. Hare & Coan, NO. 084 F STREET NORTHWEST, SOLE AGENTS FOR LOWS TILES. A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, mb9-2m i roms dean, and can _THE EVENING STAR. ONDAY. April 16, 1853. 2d Edition. [alist Telegrams to The Str The Richmond Election Case Again Postpened. RIcHMoND, April 16—The case of R. B. Mum- ford, commissioner of revenue of Richmond, on trial for conspiracy with bis deputies to hinder and obstruct voting at the last election, Was again called this"morning, but owing to the continued illness of one of the ju was postponed until next July. All the indicted parties were held to Dail for their appearance. ———>—_—_ A Decision Against the B & 0. KR. RB. Company Ricuxowp, Va., Aprili6—In the United States court here to-day, Judge Bond sustained the deci- ston rendered by Ji Hughes a few days ago, at Harrisonburg, q a writ of replevin sued out by the Baltimore and Ohio ratiroad company against John EK Hamilton, treasurer of Augusta county and collector of state tame eno be said perty Gf the company on alley ra for taxes. ‘This understood that the ceave will nok make any sale of the pi y until a pending mo- tion for an injunction is beara. a Death of a Journalist, Cuicago, April 16.—N. K. Gallagher, who was employed for many years a8_a writer on Chi dal rs, and almost continuously for past six years as night editor of the New York World, and who severed his connection with that journal four month ago, died here tls morning of pneumonia. ‘The Marquis Among the Boston Studios. Toston, April 16—During the morning the Marquis of Lorne and wife drove out In company with Albert Blerstadt and Hubert Herkomer, to visit some studios. Mayor Palmer and wife will dine with the Marquis at 2 p.m. ——— A Bombshell Expected. New York, April 16—The Commercial Adrer- tiser says:—We have excellent authority for be- Ueving that before many hours have elapsed a Prominent government official will make his pres- ence known in thts city, the object of his visit being to examine into certain {rregularities prac- tised upon the government by certain large Inter- ests, which action, tt 13 thought, will prove a bombshell in some quarters. a Telegraphic Briefs. Work in the Minnesota pinertes ts practically suspended. It 13 estimated that the total cut of logs on the streams above St. Paul 1s 435,000,000 feet, or 50,000,000 feet in excess of any previous year. John O’Brien, a burglar, was shot twice this morning by a watchman at a shoe factory at Wakefield, Mass., while he was leaving the bulld- tng, and finally captured. a Charges of Robbing the Government. ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE POST-OFFICR CONSTRUC- TION AT BOSTON. The investigation ordered by Secretary Folger of charges of frauds perpetrated in the construc- tion of the extension of the Boston post office has, according to the Boston Herald, elicited testimony to the effect that the government has been shame- lessly robbed. Men hired as common laborers at $.and $8 per week have been charged to the gov- ernment ag skilled labor at $3.50 and $4.50 per day. Material bought ana pald for by the gov- ernment has been sola by contractors, and the money it brought pocketed by them: The Herald says that Charles E. Caltil, foreman of laborers, testified that large quantities of lum- ber were sent from the post office extension to the residence of Mr. Hill, the father of Supervising Architect HIN, in Malden. Mr. Hill held the posl- tion of foreman of painters employed on the exten- Uon, and got timber sent to his house at the ex- pense of the government, with no cost to his Hill was pald $4.50 per day as foreman. Mr. Ken- nara, the assistant treasurer and disbursing agent for the extension, was present and saw Umber, dought for use ih the building, loaded on carts pald for by the government by the day, by men whose time was being paid for, and sent ‘to Chief Clerk Parsons, at Maider, who used {t for his own purposes. Some of the men gn the pay-roll are employed at other w oe Tue Henry Statue UNVEILING.—Owing to the absence of the President, the request of the com- mittee having in charge the ceremonies of the un- velling of the statue to. Prof. Henry to close the departments at 2 o’clock on Thursday will be con- sidered by the Cabinet omcers, ReTURNED.—Surgeon General Hamilton, of the marine hospital, has returned from a tour of in- spection in the south, ASSISTANT SURGEON 8, C. Desox, of the marine hospital service, has been ordered to Join the reve- nue cutter Corwin, on her cruise to Alaska next month. Death of Rev. Dr. Alfred Holmond. Rev. Dr. Alfred Holmead, whose serious illness has been noted in Tae Stax, died this after- ncon,a “few minutes after two o'clock, at his home in South Was}ington. Dr.Holmead was born near Rock Creek church,in 1810. his father, Anthony Holmead, having been one of the original settlers of this city. He was educated at the Columbian college, and studied medicine,and practised at the almshouse from 1829 to 1839, when Dr. Holmead removed to Baltimore, In 1832 he studied for the ministry under the lato Bishop John Johns, and after his ordination was called to the cure of 8t. James P. E ehurch, Baltimore county, Md. Subsequently he taught School at Ellicott City, and built church there. After serving as rector in Winchester he came to this city and for many years continued his ministrations here, having bullt Grace P. E. church at his own expense. He officiated in this chureh for 27 years, until compelled to abandon his ministerial duties by fafling health. Dr. Holmead was held in the greatest esteem and his death will be sincerely mourned. SS eS District Government Affairs. THE LIGHT INFANTRY FAIR. A free permit was granted the managers of the Light Infantry fair by the Commissioners to-day, onthe ground that {t was sem{-charitable, apd of sufficient public importance to warrant thém in doing so. THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GEORGETOWN TOWN HALL. Bids were recelved and opened at 12 o'clock to- day, in the office of the District Commisstoners, for the reconstruction of the town house, George- town, for engine house No. 5, as follows: R. W. Darby, $6,200; W. B. Downing & Bro., $6,649; C. Thomas, $6,760; J. H. Howlett, $7,230. "No award was maile. PERMITS TO BUILD. Bulla peymits have been issued as follows: St Joseph’s Orphan Asylum, repatr asylum, H street northwest; $700. A. Depue,erect a stable in rear 621 G street northwest; pas B. A. Kidder, separ Irame, 934 L street northwest; $300. A. B. Hines, agent, erect a store and dwelling, I street north West, near 2d street; $600. SO The Hamilton Murder Trial. CONTINUED FROM THE FIEST EDITION. After recess the government called in rebuttal Richard T. Burley, assistant chorister of the Sun- day school, who testified that he put some boys out of the gallery of the church the night of the homicide, and Hill assisted him; aid not have any dimculty with Hill After he reached home, N street, between 4th and Sth, he heard the firing of the pistol, and ran up to the corner; saw two men leaving at the time. After further testimony, which was animport- ant had been taken, the court adjourned. sien Pesci Seca Surr FoR Criminat Lrset.—albert J. Whalen, otherwise known as “Bob Whalen,” who has pre: ferred charges against Lieut. Arnoid, of the police force, appeared at the Police Court this afternoon and applied fora warrant for criminal libel against Oscar K. Harris, of the Critic. He presented a note from Assistant District Attorney Coyle, di- recting Capt. Prince, clerk of the Police Court, to issue a warrant against Harris, on complaint of Whalen, for the publication in the Critic, of the 18th inst., of a h which stated that Wha- Jen was not tobe leved under oath. The fol- lowing is the article complained of by Whalen: ‘NO SEBIOUB CHARGES AGAINST ARNOLD. “Tho statement in the Republican that serious Ghorlintivaly: dented The eony’ comptants tions to have been made are by such Sodividuele ar Dolph Bure geee and Bob ‘eho are not to be on cath, and \whoee sliegations ‘are’ so malicious. and Grovindless as to be unworthy of Rig Plain, no matter how. rd Guired tato, batench ‘Will not injures to, infamous slander ing EMANCIPATION DAY. [exercises wm ve anronows: stusic, cornet band prayer, Rev. J. E Rankin; reading letters of re CELEBRATION BY THE COLORED PEOPLE. gret and resolutions, W. © Chese, secretary of TENSIVE PROCESSION Holland, master of ceremonie Hon, Fred, Douglass; music, ev, ROS Laws: mush Robert G. Tngersot!; music, cornet band; ben ction, Rev. J. E Rankin. This portion of Uhe celebration the following committee W. Freeman, chsirman; CC. vr W. Stewart, W. H. Bleck, A. St. a. Smith, the committec on spenkers; address, Milton M. THE PROGRAM FOR THE EVENING. G. Wy Robinsoa, € C. Stewart, Jounce Garner, Geo, H. Boson, Wm. Talliaters, W. ©. Chase 5 R_W. Laws, Chos Marshall ‘The preparations which the colored citizens of The ations in East. Washington will had a, the District have been making for several weeks to celebrate the 2ist anniversary of emancipation of slaves tn the District of Columbia culminated to- day in a procession, which, In size and appearance, was creditable to their enterprise and enthusiast. ‘The drizzling rain which fell all the morning un- doubtediy detracted considerably from the Impos- Ing character of the day’s festivities Hero and there about the city flags and other decorations were displayed. HOLIDAY SCRWER. It was a holiday with all the colored citizens, and so the streets were well Milled with them. Now and then an old “Uncle” or “ Aunty,” who knew by personal e: ce what emaneipation meant—a type that is rapidiy disxppearing—ap- peared in the center of a group, uncle being at Ulred in a well _kept old black coat and a brigh colored cravat, and having taken from tts sacred repository and brushed up for the occasion an old- fashioned, fuzzy black hat. “Aunty” showed no less enthusiasm and devotion to the cause of liberty, for she wore her best gown and yellowest ribbons and donned for the day a bonnet of stately propor- tions, 1: not modern style. These good people in- Vested their means in ginger bread and pies, and expressed thetr delight by making a sort of a Dob- bing attempt at an old-fashloned “break down” whenever a passing band of music inspired them. Near them, in the same family group, perl. stood members of the new gencration—endow: by education with some of the self-repressive tra! of the white race, aitired In fashtonable raimen! and their appearance generally indicattug th. there 1s a wide gulf between them and “Unc! meeting this afternoon at Enon Baptist Church, on C stre Det ween 6 ad TLa sureets nor’ Sock Speeches are expected from Hon. @. EL Harris, of Mississippl: Rev. C. W. Walker, of Maryland, and Mr. P. H. Carson. John W. Lomax will preside as chairman and Robert Dorwey officl ale as secretary. Commisstons were issued to-day toR C, Meade, PRmanaster at Lirtousvitie, Va., and © B, Owens, Attie’s Milla, W. Va. Tar Investigation OF SUPERYISIG Agcurtect Hita.—The committee selected to Investigate the charges against Supervising Architect HI (men- Uoned In Che frst edition), were notified omciaily of their appointment thi afternoon. They will organize aud proceed with Ube luvestigation at ones. The charges are preferred by Mr. T. H. Murch, of Maine, and embrace a number of in— stances of alleged inisconduct and fraud. The charges in general are of fraudulent administration and corruption, and refer mainly to tue modifica- tton of the old ‘Afteet. per cent granite contracts, aad specity the favoring.of certala contractors In counection with the letting of the mew contracts. The charge ts also mate of the payment of an ex- tra blil 6 Bartell, Robbins & Co. in connection with the Datiding of the New York post office. Mr, Hill ts In no Way disturbed about the result of the Investication, and says the charges ore all old and hive been ventilated frequently belore, mpeg eepclng A Mr. Mureti’s charges are a number ot ok letters Of Mr. Mullett charging fraud and jon, and appended Is a long list of wit- A Reat Estar Sorr.—To-lay Mr. A. C. Brad and “Aunty” of ante-bellum days. ley, for A. S. Campbell, Mled a suit, against Joan -PORMING THE PROCESSION, her et al. te move cloud on title to square Atl1 o'clock, the hour the procession was to etd bill sf Title wos vested in John Houston, J.8.Pheips and A. Re “2K, 181, “Leitcher, Intending an “d_ fourth of xecited a dead therefor, but he 63, United States court docket, her Was Sold to ron and he claims these proceedinys were and votd, yet they area cloud on his titie, which he sceks to have femoved. move, there was no sign of It at the rendezvous, ou New Jersey avenue, except here and there a fow marshals gaily caparisoned with huge sashes and a hack decorated with flags containing a small nursery of colored child whose faces were all crowded within the limits of the win frames. The sidewalks were Mned with spec tors, many of whom had brouzht vig family tu: Corbin to 0) baskets, showing their intention to “make a day —_>—__ of it.” Many of these came tn from the adjoining THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, country, about $00 having arrived during the | 7) rtollowing Are the opening and closing prioss morning at the depots. An Imposing Procession in the Rain. The procession was not formed untli after one o'clock. Meanwhtie, the streets about the Baitl- more and Onto depot were blocked by an almost ci the New York Stock Market today, as raporwel 1) special wire to H. HL Dodie, 339 15th stro at. Name. 2) same) GO) @ % Nor. & Wea p| OX &@ North Par ..--| 81%. 80 Impenetrable mass of men and women, al wo gee. i ea some of whom stood dripping in wy Northwest. |... Baty the rain for over three hours. The jd oe es ox ah approaches to the City Wall were Ilkewise Sei Se » A ee ied with expectant spectators. The processiva =f atm 7 “heue ing. Was formed tn the following order: ae ree Squad of eighteen mounted police, under com- Sonic Pam pret | mand of ant McCathran. a Pe Spr | Geo! —_ a eeity i. a Bg Ards—Stowart poy ure 8 Mitel ie & omaha ‘ampbel ison Day, J. _C. Smith, Ottowa & Yash) brn nar tomene. Holmes, Frank Brown, Wm. J. “Tyk G. Mo- | LAG, & Nash ..| 7M) Stile Texas Pac ...| 606) A | By M5 Or-won Trins.| Ky BS w Donneti, #. J. McCay, ft. R. Brown, Jolin ‘Barber, | ¥'Qr Sore -":| Soe Sh OF Kon, Tr M LA. Webb, M. F. Hawkins, RD. Rumu, Jona | M-¥ & T.- .F. Mosely, Gi & DS, |. John- % a hprataaecel we 7 son, Randall Bowle, S. H. Williams, Wm. UL, Beck. | % ¥ Central ers; 1369; West. Union..| wa 82x oo News Bricis. Francis S Street, one of the proprietors of the New York Werekty, died suddenly yesterday im Brooklyn. He leaves on estate of $1.500,000, A Jury tn the United States clreult court tn AG lanta, Ga., on Saturiay returned a verdict Anding 3,8. Robinson guilty of presenting false accounts for Nis ser "The Britis Saturday with 6 passengers, most of them Ime poverished Irish people sent over at the expense Of the English government. Marvin, tue bigamaist, who hod sixteen wives, fel) down the steps at the Richmond penitenuary and injured bis baci Six more men have been taken Into custody in Limerick on a charge of conspiracy to murder. During a fight in New York Saturday nicht two colored men Were thrown from an upper window Henry Harris, A. J. White, Bernard Alban, Robert Miner, Isaac Lewis, 1! Smallwood, Addison Bailey, Stepten Harris, John 8. Bell, John Buckman, James Garner, Samuel Whelun, Noble Fry and Henry Thomas, Chief of staff, John W. Freeman; Neison Green as right aid, Walker Middieton ‘as leit ald, and Wm, F. Hamlin as secretary. Alds to the cher of stef__R. PF. McCullough, Wesley Joinson, J. D. Lawson, R.A. Armstpad, Henson Primro-e, ‘Chas, White, George W. Dixon, Tliman orsey, Frank Benjamin, RG. Owsley, John P. Rawles, Gilbert Gray, Dan’ Keys, Jacob Fischer, Richard Waters, Hal ‘Adams, John’ Pollard, Moses Owen, C. B. Grayan, R.’ Anderson, © Lewis, Geo. W. Sumer, Robert Stewart, Sam’ S Sinith, Arthur Yratt, Thos, Brown, FIRST DIVISION—THE MILITARY. Empire City band, Major C. B. Fisher command- ing battallon, Monumental City Guards, of Baitt- | [) {ie pave Delow and killed. more, 63 men; First Lieut. Wm. R. Spencer com- | Richard Crosx, a Philadelphia toy importer, manding; Second Lieut. Wm. Wilson. | dropped dead im New ¥ Just as he tet the Butler Zouaves, 40 men; ‘First Lictit. Benjamin | Steamer from Europe. Loring commanding; Second Lieut. John Moore, | BS x hppa Portsmouth, Va., commite Baltimore Rifles, 45 men; Capt. George M. Mat. | te sulci a toe ws of Tong Island City, L. ett, Wm. H. Diggs, thews; First Lieut. J. W. Flint, Seco . KP. | Ex-Mayor De Bot on 5 nd Lent. ELE. | Cainst whom a verdict, for $0000 was mba Capital City Guards, Company A, 43 men; Capt. | 08 Friday, in a suit Brought jor the recovery of T.S. Kelly, First Lieut P. P, Meredith, Second | Money embezzled during bis term of office, was on Lieut. John Shepherd. Saturday surrendered Uy his bondsmen snd com tal City Guards, Company B, 48 men; Capt. dg) Meg Lieut Smallreos ona ‘Smith. Olney Burgess, of Foster, RL, on Saturday shot Nauonal Garfield Guards, 45 men, Capt, Tucker. | Daniel and Henry Burlingame, at Killingly, Conn., Webster Rifi-s, 0 men and afum corps; Capt. P. | Slightly injuring Daniel and dangerously wound! HeSimmons, First Lieut. R. D. Marshall, Second | Henry. was locked up, bet committ Lieut. K Garrett. suicide by poison. Lincoln Light Infantry, of West Washington, 25 The five-story butiding, Nos. 279, 981 and 988 men; Capt. Wm. Connell, First Lieut “Dante! | Broadway, occupied by Bradstreet’s commercial Wash! in agency, E Kemington & Sons, the rifle manufac. Smith’s Dritl Commandery, of Baltimore, 99 | turers, etc., was yesterday gutted by lire, the total men; States General W. H. Smith, Deputy Albert | 1088 being about $170,000. Smith, States Chaplain R. Brown, States Treas- | A NOgTO was taken from jail and lynched near urer J. H. Thomas, States Scribe David Graves, Deputy Scribe L. Oliver, Smtth’s drum ashington Cadets,’ with drum ‘60 men, a Fleetwood and Lieuta. Perry Brocken- rough. Morton Post, No. 4 G. A. R., Commander Geo. T. Grahatn, Senior Vice Commander J. W. Butcher, Juntor Vice Commander Weniey Howard, Quarter- — T. U. Crawiora, Adjutant C. H jorter, Sumner Mounted Guard, 90 men, Capt. Balph Wormley. BECOND DIVISION—CIVIL ORGANIZATIONS. Hod Cartiers’ union, Calvin C, Ball, president; eblef marshal, Grandison Powell; deputy marshal, H. A. Green; 500 men, with a handsome banner appropriate to the crart. Sons and Daughters of Liberty—50 sonsand four carriages full of daughters—Philip Tyler, grand chief; Joun Pollard, past grand chies. Fourth Ward Ethiopian Minstrels, No. 1, Wm. Harris, president; 26 men. West Washington Union Labor association, 40 men; Logan Wilitams, President e ee “a as bey Lig ay on ‘Wednesday, for assaulting a daughter of Jas’ Freeman, a respect= abie farmer of the neighborhood 5 ‘Thos. Coleman, a wealthy banker of Lafi Ind., and bts wife, nearly lost their Uves Polson administered by @ dissipated son who Wanted money. ‘The competitive match for places op the team to shoot in Engjand at Creedmoor will begin om the 18th of this month, The team will for England June 19th. A. L. Boultvare, of Richmond, tathe recelver for te Grecubrier White Sulphur Springs prop- erty. Smalipox ts raging at Nashville, Tennessee, On the 11th inst. Iquique, Peru. tor the third time tn six years, was Visited by a disastrous con fagration. arthquakes are of almost daily oocurrence on Isthmus of Panama. rincipal theater of Lima was burned down op the night of March 15. Witain Bo vane awe Ee Chariot representin; twentieth district, with | 1883. by Rey. Wilt 2 Miss Grace Allen as queen and her attendants, once, Ko. 322 13th, street rout west, Mr. THOMAS Young Men’s Soclal Club, Daniel Suilyard, mar- | ¥ij./ a shal. Washington Star Pioneers, headed by the Rock- ville band, twenty men, Capt. Joun Henry Joun- son. commanding; Licut Frank Perry, Sergeant R. Graves. Washington Brick* Machine Union Association, No. 1, sixteen men, in carriages, George E Gett, CHERY. Sudéenly, on Sunday, April 15, 1883, at? pam, chavton caéxy, in the seventy third peat of sae. Funeral will taki from his late Xo. president. oe 2018 Hate, att pun Sucka Ape Gay Heart Social gh . Freema resident. CUMMINGS. On April 15, 1 at 4 o'clock p.m., A wagon represenung the old legislative | of consumption, ABIALAM CU. NGS, aged eigh> district, with men beat an anvil. ty-one years, eleven mouths. Cosmetic Social Club; J- Bawles president, || “Tierineut at Greenwood Cometery, New York. _ * chariot representing le th ane ” a districts, with Miss Nannie Hawkins as queen. | ia t¥ DOSOVAN, bulayed tite at thee ee Independent Arthur Socials; Caries “Johuson, | aged sixty-five yeats, a uauve Of Rows-Rerig: counter a. president. ‘The Invinetble Social club, with the Excelsior Vice president and Yoseph Marshall mnarchal vice ent, and Joseph Marshall, man Representatives ot the et = on, oth and 7th | GO DRICH. On Avril 1éth, 2683, at 6:80 aistrleta, w: e's band, No! tijams, chief S . sinewern mirshal, “Accompanying this. delegation, was a ror pa arate ont Sestete Filperal will take place from Washington, i iy four horse chariot, gaily decorated, in which rode | pity Church, Wi Mouday atternoun, ati odode St Miss Margaret Gray, enthroned ‘as queen, sur- Ko HODGES. On evening. 16th, 1883, the residence of barsoalo ine Seba E bites Mi rounded by her maids of honor. A wagon representing the Knights of Labor, hy CORNELIA LANSDALE HODG. of Key, Wm. Ki D. D.. of West Kiver, Md. Friends are invi sorvions at with four horses and the goddess of itberty on a to attend the fan: chapel, at Oak Hil cemetery, Tuesday, 17th, at 4 Cork, Trelan Her funeral wil take place from her late resi corver 7th and “Grant avenue. to-morrow (T' morning, at 6:80 o'clock. throne. Delegation representing the old Sth ward: Daniel Steclyard marshal; alds, Moses bell and Kt. Rich- ardson. o'clock p.m, Commandery of Moses, No. 1. ai herlate rectacney Norio? D coe meetheee Bes. Eights of Serosatetns Wms Smith eaptatn gens | BOAR OEE LAIDILE. ee A Brooks frst Heut; James Patterson wad witeat Be Seuten. of Ae nee ouaee Meut.; Thos. Perry grand secretary. Funeral servicen of Wesley Chapel, at 8. o'closk pac, Alter the line was formed and moved a large | Monday, the 16th inst. ives aid friends reapegt= number of organizations in line. Among | fully invited. these were representatives of the C! PLUMLEY. Reh tae te iT Pre eed sigs o Mere, cotonne Rene oe | SP aes ee eee oe daughters of Samaria, Osceolas, Solid Yantics, | pf this city: sitar tare pong Monitor, Ceicgtial Golden Links, Lively —— ‘0, help ‘not to Imperiais, Independent Fern Leaf Social Cub Ber ee he eee rae. other organtzatio: 8. Sey The like moved abott half-past one o’clook. Si Sestak wit Gin inbeores 2. THE LINE OF MARCH SHIELDS. On Ap: 2 was as follows: Passing up Indiana avenue, sualguaot dightiers, Lala C SALECIG ape thine by Lincoln statue, down 434 street past the Co- Willies whale ° PS lumbia building, where the orgat and civic ae 3 ats rocession were reviewed by ie strict Com- 'TEFORD. Riissioners; Sows Pennsylvania avenue to Ube | Monday, April 36. 106, Bev. Wits aur orth side of the Capitot; east Capitol to 6th street | Ft &. oy Bn the tontech year tt eee eres nate creas eee lvanla avenue: | Tuesday, April iin. ot balf-vest ten 8.1. own. nsytvant south friends: Vited the Capitol ‘on B street; thenoe to 4 street: = enn ee nce nosylvania a’ 1; Up Pennsylvania venue, passing ia aeview Presidents UNDERTAKERS. to M street; thence cast to Connecticut avenue; | ARTHUR ROONEY & 60. street dows Od to Indiana oven j mee ee Jowest priced at side of City Hall, where the proctssion will dis- eo ae ‘ UcuL rs oF Campanas tania: 023 Pemorieas Avanos K. theweal a Iewes of crcalar outer ‘with a meen Assembly 2448, K. of L.”" tho whole forming seal of the order. This mete wood base with gn ON ‘RSS pevocesion ya in review ‘before ‘the District "Commicloners® about 120 and fertewed them, Commisuotier Ly- ‘The celebration will be continued to-niznt by a ee ee