Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1883, Page 3

> TRA MA i jentes 7 ton sbout 5.30 p.m. MERS. &« B08 ¢ Wharf and P very FAIL first-class, 1, ama will be PPANO LFAV iH, Cer TUESL MT. VERNON! L. 1. BLAK® AND Tit SOUTH.” hoerd 7 Bt ALF yperee LINE. ERLY LINE OF STREAMERS, VING NEW YORK EVERY THUKSDAY int and Pom Lockout olk with 1 Mare Hotel, at bx Kk b AT NOON, FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. Pot Passage apply to ¥ AND SATURDAY ¥5 und TH W. COnconan et ¥ (exce: t Sundar) for Mt. | returning reuches Washin ‘ORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH ‘and all ra Rol at B.& O. tie! recetved on WASHING. maaye, at 7 at *up; i Mon: | contin _| C. B. RICHARD & Co. General Passenxer Aw LLING A ERLOM PIER 40. Fe t Neo. 4 Bow gris Bick VERON Ort deni? MAN I RAIL AND ¢ THE MODEL Fas ALTi MORE BE TAL EAST AND Tai Dor t i, POURLE TRACK, BIELD RAILS. in re Fee rave vine and the pluie wien Seert day. te, 6-40, 8 0 p.m. except Sunday. For Annapoits, Way KAILNOAD 4:50, 5: ma Tickets anc Information low rates, own a NSYLVANIA ROUTE WEST AND 8 ¥EH Wasser, > Canes dai rt, Lock Have: Zcevt Si hate of 16220 pom. a Aantited Express, 9:30 a. 4h. 6°20, 7-98, T CORK HARBO ‘2 NEW YO! Steorace ticke! ay Loyp— Betwees New Yor LDAM, ZA ROADS. H1O Rall Lt ¢ effect SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1832. ~ Ire treet 3 ce Sleeping C 15 a. m. daily and New York yam. ant 9:40 6 50a. formation apply at the Baltimore an1 + Other, Wasinmcton Station, 619 and 1351 bacxaxe t be checked aud received at Nid M. of T.. Baltimore, and C. K. 14th street, NT UAR) “Srn, D VYOTOMAC RAILROAD. gus, Rochenter, except Suu: 0 pein. eve Brooklyn A rw York Cit 10: Sunda; 00. 9:39, 10:20 a. ek Ling 640am, and 4:40 p.m, dally, am end 440 p.m. daily, except ALFXANDEEA AXD FREDERIC wad 1 ‘ashingtan, 6 200, 5 em, Se, S00" bes mm. ‘and 12-00 midnight. ca Bos ad 10-00 actu 100 ad Certetn ene in cure for all Urinary Diseases, 1 ‘ ‘ Tae ancy Thee GE @ street ana eaegs tat syeotey ant ‘andat theses: | Be ENTWISI ect 'e Bere orders can be left for the Qsac & dest: pabon irom botels ana residences, 4s. WOOD, General J. cues. F. FUGH. PROFESSIONAL. all other partsof to W. G. METZERO’ et AND. THE ONLY LINE WEST via WASHINGTON, JANNEY COUPLERE at 3, $:30,4.96, 8, 6:30, 7:45, Dam, i: oe Washinton FON FROM STATION, Const wa 8 asp BSeKrera as FoLtows:— y arongh trains comneet at Jor- ex. afforting | Felton street, evosding doubls | 5), and 10-2) pm. 5.00, dW am, 4:20, 6:20, Ty, 9:50, BURG AND ALEXANDKIA ANU WASHIN fig ta from Liv. sangre, | Veabin t> nx, Hava, <theot. | it Lou Pem., with Pre to above | at 8:10.a.m. pm. daliy, 7:45, 8.10, 4:49, 5:45, where orders aod CULPA ISS day. Fy Week-day. m. and 1:39, | oa T | PURE y Wilh interest st dx per cent p: AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AFTERNOON, ! y xe BROS., Auctioneers, 1WO STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 939 N STREET DULRTHWEST. AL80, Los, FRONTING ENDID PUI NOKTHWI ST. On MONDAY sub-lot 18, fre t north, with proved by two-story eet, with modern conve- SAME AFTERNOON, in front of . in Kquare 72, fronting 27 feet ork avenne, sud running through to said Strect of 26 feet 3 inches. et in depth, and would make two Lots, being in one cf the best ‘One-th three years, notes Te secure h: balance in one, two and ar six per cent interest, and to 1 at option of cach piece as nten days, iting purchaser roi such ressie in some EIGHTEEN FEFT HIGH, WITH i ABOUT ONE :ko WITH A AT AUC APRIL, TWENTY-FOURTE, 1883, K @ Premises, I ehall ‘ell the ‘LING, Auctloneer. THE EVENING STAR. yUNCANSON BROS., Anctioncers. BROWN STALLION “GENERAL.” 15% HANDS HIGH, VEKY HANDSOME; WORKS IN ALL HARNESS; WAKKANTED SOUND, AT AUC- ‘Tio: > On TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY- EE aT Poy) ont we va ou in front of ui ems, the above ion. Can seen pre- ee ETA Tele SRT will be given atsale. it D ON BROS.. Auctioneers. 8. E. Cor. 9th and D streets northwest. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPE18, MATTING, &c., &0., AT AUCTION. On TUYSDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY- FOURTH, COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK, we will eell, in front of our salesrooms, a general coliection of goods. It UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY TRAME DWELLING, No. 221 0 STREET x EAS On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH, 1883, at FIVE THIRTY D'CLOCK P.M. x eball_ sell, fro: t ot the premises, part o ‘square 757, front- ing 16 fot Inches, “by a depth, of 10 feet, together with the improvements, Xe. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve and vightcen months, with 6 per cent. interest, secured by deed of trust, or all cash at option of purchaser. $100 deposit and all conveyancing at pur. 's cost. Terms to be complied with in ee.en days. ap: J.T. COLDWELE, Auctioneer. Hovsrxerrens Fitting out or Replenishing ean always find at our store full line of the following goods at lowest prices: DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET WARE. HAVILAND CHINA, FINEST PLATED WARE. ROGERS’ ENGLISH CUTLERY. EDDY'S CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZRS, And all kinds of Housefurnishing Goods. M. W. BEVERIDGE, aple 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Das: FORTH’S F, LUID._ ‘We have just received a car load of the genuine DAN- FORTH'S FLUID direct from Cleveland, and are now: Prepared tofurnish itin any quantity ‘We alaoexhibit the gest asnorti ent of VAPOR STOVES ever shown in this lly. Before purcharing, call avd’ examine our stock, and if you will give the Danforth's Fluid a trial fou will be convinced of its superiority to Gasoline, A BER andphick SEtr: LATROUES. Sta TE BAN: 1d BRI CI i LATE em TELS and FURNACES constantly on a. . W. 8. JENKS & CO.. 117 7th atrest nortnwest. mh29 DMINISTRATOR’S SALE, MONDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, at FIVE P.M... I Will sell at ‘suction, on thy premises, Lot 79, pian of Uniontown, iunproved by a five-room Frama! House, situate’corner of Nichols avenue and Jefferson. atreet. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance three months, se- cured by dced of trust; interest six per cent, §50 de- Conveyancing at cost of pur- 5 y i fermus arv bot complied with in ton days the property will be resold at coet of purchasing party ee HENRY C, McCAULE! RY ON THE WEST DLOT SOUTH ET NORTH- ree of the Supreme Cottrt of the, passd on the 2d auction, on TUES the TWENTY. AY OF APRIL, ALD. 18-4, at FIVE O'CLOC ¥ . in front of the premises, Lot numbered fit re numbered three hundred amd’ sixty- | situated in the City of Washington, District of | proved by ‘two fi tenements, num- | 130 th etzeet . prescribed by decree: One-third of | s cash, and the residue in two equal | eat six and twelve montas, wich | per cent per annum from date of sale. A | posit of 100 required at time of ‘ssle. If terms are not complied with in ten daye from date of wale the ft jo ‘rex Il the property at the Tisk aud cost of defaulting purchacer. 4: Droit Building, ( R.B. LEAL, ‘Trustees. ($16 Sth at. new. ) BROS. Aucts. apl0-deds INGER, Auctionee: Weshinuton Horse and 938, 940 and ALE. OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRI- 8, HARNESS, &c., EVERY TUES- AY AND SA’ SAY MORNING, iG AT TEN O'CLOCK, Ki ‘AT HER. Coustant'y ot: hand and at private sale a lance stock of Horses, New and > econd-hand Br ies, Carriaces, Ex- press Wavons, Harness, ete,. ete. Liberal advances on. Copsigh men £28 2m Mr Auctionee encing THURSDAY MORNING, | LF TH, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, of Tiny Goods, at08 Tta street, consiating of G00} GOODS, TABLE LINENS, LaNEN SHERTINGS, HOSIERY, UNDER- EAR. MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, GOSSAMER RUB BER COA cary CASSIMERES, AND A COMPLETE MENT KABLE DOMEST the proprietor is fo the highest bidder for Tadies wil el ruined to sell every cash. FOLFY, Auctioneer, 30-Im. northwest Bi ATLWAY THE KAMER i BEING PaRT OF yubl DAY Hof F the premice fIvPt PCL Lou ‘Trustee, W. H. recorded ie ofice of ix subdi- and heush, » two and thn i ‘siudin, or all early if A Teasonab'e devout required on day of sale, eyaucing at the purchaser's cost. 308 La a a __ FINAN Haney C. Towers BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURA} 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasnrxotox, D.C. Wo pay apects} attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared at all times to answer ingul- seme HARKY C. TOWEKS, meinber tin “1, Plan of surance Gver press ers and fhethers of families, and a plan that for ran be understood, ix that of the Mutual Keserve Life Association.” Office 1509 H sireet. 7 1. ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. | of the : pevate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN %. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND, H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and old on Comission, No. £39 iS1H STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4eency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, €4 Broapwar. New Your. Frere ctens of Scenrition honcht and rold on eammis- scp in San Frencisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to Hichmond, Baltimore, Vhiladelphia, New York and Boston, throuch which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanzea in thoee cities and repertea back yromptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Murkews received through our wires INSTA TLY direct trom the New York Stock Exchenge. al MEDICAL, &e. ; “THE M A specialist in this Gneann, Rervous Weaknoas cle, Const: ‘Rervous Yous siriedly confidential, Can bo conwulted edaee. dase and 38, froin 2 to. p.m, at lis omer, 495 Cat. now. Refers the ucading phyvicians of Halde more, Main othew, 30 N. Liberty st., Baltimore, Md. DE ERT: Dison coasts }¢ ara experience. will ihe Uriue Ds. Beg: Prescriptions drngwist who divides a AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE a send son fp mime side, stow profits w: 1 doctor. ‘Thone npointed of a cure of private diseases should con- rs. BROTHELS aud GRAY, 906 Bet. s.w. Will furnish medicines, guarantee @ Gure or boy z years’ experience. 3 AN SULT KOTHERS, 906 B st. «.w. atten- id to all Diseases peculiar to Lalies, tarried OF iton tinlo, “All irregularities and Ovation Teeata Thirty-five years’ experionee, y W ANHOOD KESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE two of Dx. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial, re any case of Seminal Weakness, “Netvous De: » and Impotency. It iinparte vigor to the who system. 6 Det filme? LE-ATL. GTUS ara, 6:80. 7:00. 9:%, 11-00 and 11:25 a.m., 6:0, 8:00 and 11 “and So ao am. | consulted daily at 1245 1th street northweet of beg- ASY Fi air and enn: jence, ITE’S extal AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN longevity. % 1415 Pa ave., a Ener Sarees ee of other well-knowa perssaage viet Tee vist De. | JR OFUs B, Hotel, for reite from and avondanee Eonlon Ciab an Inverted “Nails” Vascoiat: Boros: ag a ver ‘Established in Wash. Corns, H. L. BOVEE, Opposite Rigs House. ‘Dever Sus. Pi MEDIC. worn while bathing. Is for aaleat. epee AL ELECTRICIAN, ‘and jam. to7 p.m. 'F street noruiwest. PEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, treats ‘emale, Neuralvia, a ee baa Boven. 1417 G street, = = Brn si Orne obverse ‘Sweed~ ‘from 06-7" DES gTRIPE'S BLOOD PURIFIER ina certain tor Syphilis, Berofula. Ov: ‘Tumors, Kid- ney Diseases aud all’ flood Polson. Cure of Sypuiliis euaranteed in vith Send two stamps for pam- Viet evere House Bostoses ° bee | seld-codly Ds. JOHN TRIPP. ADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- Miia Ailtemeoonmairt auckreced pars ‘Offi cel fe-4m from 1 to 9 o'clock p.m... with ladi R2*D! Brave R. MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS ee only. corner 12th sireet and Penny! avenue northwest’ Srice $3 fer Eos sn ea nae northveet. } ty mint uate THE TRADES. Lees. JOURIALS, A * CASH BOOKS, &c., &c., ae teeter E nee ae ee G1Bs0N BROTHERS, tr Fine seoecialty. “tanld ar HEC! : on | ELLULOID TRUSS: THAT always clean, and can be oa porthweat. MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants it out, Administrator. ‘FETCH. FOX & BROWN, Heal Estate Brokers. ION SALE. DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERLY 0 STR: ET ABOVE THOMAS CIRCLY, Bet MASSACHUSETTS AVE- n Shi On THURS ‘TY-SIXTH, 1883, ce at HALF-1 AS! Wi! LOCK P Ea ‘Terms: One-quarter cash; balance in one (1), two (2) and three (3) years, with interest at six (6) per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually, xecured’ by decd of trust on the premiees sold; or aif cash, at the option of. the purchaser. A deposit of $1¢0 required upon each picos of property at time of eale. FITCH, FOX & BPOWN. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. ap2l-dkis RY BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED UNIMPROVFED REAL ESTATE AT THE SECTION OF L STRE' T NORTHW: 8ST 3 VANIA AVFNUF, KNOWN AS. SYLVANTA AVENUE, OPPOSTTE te A HOSPITAL, IMPROVED BY A TWO-STORY BiCK BUILDING, KNOWN AS THE, COACH FACIORY OF JOHN PAYNE'S By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of th District of Columbia, holding an Equity Court in a cause whercin Virginia’ F. Payne and others: are complainants and William oth, defendants, No. are are 8,336, Dos. 2, weed on the 29th f * Mi 1883, Mhe' undersized trustecs will wall at public nis Hon, infront of the premises, to the higheat bidder, on FRIDAY, APRIL ‘TWEN@Y-SEVEN, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the following described ‘real estate, situate in the city of Washinxton, District of Colum ia, t3 wit: All of original Lot numbered thirteen (13), in equare numbered fifteen (15;, improved by a two-story brick building known ax the coach factory of John Payne's Sous, said original lotfronting about 98 feet on L street sud Prunsylvania av to a 30 foot alley, having a 15 foot alley on the west side aud con- taining about 9,882 square feet of ground. ‘the terms of sale, as prescribed by «uid decree, are: ‘The purchase money to be paid in equal instalments of one-thisd in cash, and the balance in one and two years in equal pes ments from the day of sale, the whole to interest from the day of wale, and the said deferred payments to be secured by the notes of the purchase with deed of trust or mortgage on the property sold. or cath, to be paid on the day of sale or on the ratification thereof by the court. A deposit of $250 will be required #t ime of saie. All conveyancing abd recorsing at pur- chaser’s ci Tf the tems of aule are not complied with within one week from any sale the trustces reserve the right to re e Eroperts without further notice at ‘the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. GS as A Office 916 T street i'w. GLEN W. COOP: R, {ono 24 5th etrect. apl6-d&da . COLDWELL, Auct. BB, © SEWN, auctioneer. e I will ecll MONDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY- THIED, at TEN O'CLOCK, at store No. 1831 Pennsyl- yania avenue, the stock of Fancy Goode aud Toys for- merly kept by Elizabeth Decker, deceased. HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, LACES, GENT'S AND LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, ZEPUYR WORSTED, GERMANTOWN WOOL, CLUTERY. Also, # full line of TOYS of all descriptions, ‘This stock of goods has been run for thicty years, and a large arsortment of goods will be found. P. 8.—Dealers invited. ap2u-3te 5AM'L SAMSTAG, § (poms bowie, Atictionesr. CATALOGUE SALB oF CHINESE AND JAPANESE FINE ART WORK T) BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH AND NIN. dl COMMENCING EACH DAY AT ELEY AND THREE P. M. COMPRISING : JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, LACQUERS, ‘8, POTTERY, BRIC-A-BRAC, NOV- SETS, SATSUMA, KIOTO, KU- ND KISHUL WAKES, &c. SCROLLS AND DEGORA- SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES AT MY GALLERY AND SALESROOMS, 80UTH- ‘T CORNER ELEVENTH AND PENNSYL- A AVENUE. Parties intrested in decorative works should give this ‘Thecallection wil be op view Monday and ‘Tuosda i catlection will be on view Monday and Tuesday, April 16th and 17th, all day. a4 “ apla-at THOMAS LOWLING, Auct. §@-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POS! PONED (OWIN. toa pavers ailiction in the family of the imwvorter) until WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, APEIL TWENTY-FIFTH and TWENTY-SIX 1H, sume hours. apli-d&ds ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. rpiouas DOWLING, Auctiones: CHANCERY SAL£ OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON TRE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEE iH, TWEEN L AND M STREETS NOKTHWE:! By virtue of a decreo passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity cause No. 1028, Twill sell at_ public auction, on TU RES THE FIRST DAY OF A. th VE O'CLOCK Po i ner of said lot, and running thence south twenty-five feet, and extending back with that width uinety-four feet to a wise public alley in the rear’ of said lot. Terms: One-third and the balauce at six and twelve monthe, with interost; or all cash, et the option of the purchaser. A deposit or $50 will be required at the time of sale, All conveyancing at the expense of the purehsser. All assessments aud taxes to May 1, 1883, payable out of the purchase mor ‘M. F, MATTINGLY, Trustee. epi9-d&ds 0. 45 Tth street. HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOURF AND LOT ON SIXiEENTH STREE WEEN P STREETS, Bi N AND ETS, ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE, THE HOUSE BEING NO. 1508, OS SIXTEENTH By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of theg’ District of Colmwbia, passed in bquity cause No fia 8,428, the undersizned Tra-tee will sell, at pubiic’ anction, in front of the premises, lot 80, iu ‘Turton's Gem SATURDAS tHe TWENTY FIGHT DAY Of G.. on SATURDAY, the TWENTX-E1G! AY OF ABRIL, 1883, at SIX P. Mt. Terns of sale: One-half cash; residue in on year, pith inte-est, or ell cash at ‘option of purchaser, Trostee reserves riiht to require a de oit of €200 when bid accepted. | The deferred payments to be secured by reserve en Or Ly deed of trust satisfactory to Trusted. T.. Payne and |) FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ Barataria Surmes: FRESH FROM THE GULF! THREE CANS FOR $1.00. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, apl2 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. 11 Las. Gnas. Svaan. 4 Iba. Good Butter, 4 Ibs. Peeled Peac! ‘Turkish Pranes. GEO. A. O'HARE, Casu Grocer, 1213 7th street northwest, bet. Mand N. ape Y Bosrox Cucounzzs, Boston Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capons, PALACE MAPKPT, FRANK J. TIBBETS. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! GCG EEE ERE, FER S88, Ox ORR gee ee EL SS co ERE R RB KEE Sgss8 7 SS8g_ TITT FEB L TL NN N aaG 3 Sele te WNNNG G Ssss8_ fice H tu tS WN GOST RRR ERKEL Il A NN N OCUOFEB Riel. § HAS NNNO cE H RERELLLLUA AN NN OCOKRED GGG 00 L ppp FRE NN N GGoOooL DDE NNN GGG “00 LLLL DoD KEE N NN HHO Lb HH it L E HHH IL OL HHL Fs, HOH OD Yun rn 7 WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL KOLL3, BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Int street and Indiana avenue, fel WM. M. GALT & CO. UN R, KELLY, ¢ Deaven mm Frear-Or, BEEF, LAMD, VEAL, M UrTON ec. “CORNED BEEF Btst}e628, 629 and 630 A PEC] ‘Center Market, 9th street wing, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Box 71, City Post Ottice. Market; or Address delivered {recat charge to silpartsot the : mar2 ‘Marketing Gtr SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. RICH IN FINISH AND STYLE. FAY UNEQUALLED FOR POWER, QUALITY AND EVENNESS OF TON::. BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 42710TH STREET NORTHWEST. Fasy monthly payments. Low for cash. Pisnos ana Orgaus takon in exchanze, aplt BBB RRR A DDD BEB U U RRR ¥ Rok Aa D DR BU URRY ¥ BBB RRR AA D DBBB U U RRR YY BBR RAAAD DB BU UR R Y¥ BBB OR RA ADDD BBB UU KR Y¥ PIANOS AND ORGANS. Over 17,000 in Use. SIAL. SALE for the next ten days of ight Pianos that have been reuted the past winter. “there instruments are as iood as hew, and will be sold for nearly oue-half what the new Pianos of samo atyle would cost. ,PIANOS and ORGANS for rent. Largest stock in the city to select from. ents applied on purchase. TUNING and REPAIRS.—1 have one of the best tyners in charge of this department, who has had yoars of experience in the New York factory. PIANO MOVING.—My facilities are unequaled for doing this Work ina careful mauuer. ea FREEBORN G. SMITH, apl2 1103 PFNNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A Caro To Tue Posuo. AsTam frequently arked by dealers and, others how I vet hold of so many bargains in| Standard Second-hand “PLANUS apd OU! = GANS, and how 1 often have new INSTI UMENTS at jess than manufacturers Wholesale Prices, perhaps a public explanation is in order. lst. my reputation is thoroughly established for having the CAS! to purchase any bargin that is offer- ed, soit follows that when persons are leaving thecity and walut to sell they come to Ine. 2d. I take avreat mauy second-hand instruments in exchange for new ones—Equare Pianos in exchunge for Upnich s. jd. I buyer at the manufacturing center. which the mai ures can consult with a satisfactory result it they are a little short.on pay da; The folowing is few out of many Special Bargains’ now on hand: | N 1—A Piano made to crder for an ex-City Marshal a cost of 3800, ith elewant embroidered cover and atool. Price, $250; worth $500, No. 2—A genuine Hardman, 14 octaves. Square Piano, (new), Sold at $500, - Price, 3225. No. 3A good Toctaye Upright, Piice, #128. Ne: i—A 7 octuve Square, at $85, No. B—A \ ood Chickering Square, at $75. No. 6—The finest Uprieht in the city by private party—$250; particulars at the store. No. 7—New Orgaus at $50, ides many others that may be seen at) CHAUNCEY J. REED'S, 433 SEVENTH STREET N. Best now rn: mh; EICHENBAC)\'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS. of various makes for sal duced Leen Me pasha: ve nowned Pianos. ‘unin pairing. ith strect, above Pa. ave. oe ii Pinos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIO. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, The Pest Medinm-priced Piano Mannfactnred. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Pianos and Organs sold instalmé - uanged rent applied ff purchee en TMOG OF Ox: 5 CENT ef e . ‘The only Complete Seek oa tha cite. HENRY EBERBAGH, 9 r : Manaxing nartner of the late tin Wvistk Se log & BRO., x G. 2. 709 7th street irra northwest. ‘The Btief, tho Kranich & Bac lowest prices and eaciest ternel “Orman Grsmnetat ada, 22 Jan30 § t tos GEO. H. TURTON Trustee. and other Musical Instruments, " Sheet fusical 1000 E eteet ree Libraries and books in ereat . Pianos, OFgans and UNCANSON BROS., Aucun” = piss other Instruments tuned and Fepedied : 06 rpuoss DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO AND WEST, NO. i887. A ORES, By victue of a deed of trust from Anna M. Rein. woth, dated the fist day of December. A.D. ck form iunndred and seventy-five, and recorded’ in Liber No. #6, folio 81. one of Land records of the District of Celambia, the subscribers will sell to the bighest #nd best bidder, in front of ths premises. on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DA\ OF APRIL. A.D. 1883, a'r HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE dat enoey ete ‘Wink and. being ino premises, ine on gin the Gty ft Washington, in’ the District ‘of Columbia, known and. desienated upon the ground plat or plan of sald city as part of lot num- bered seven (7), in square numbered one hundred and seven (107; ‘Begin game corner of line of north hundred and f eco et east ling Sut meats equal gums ir centum the purthacer Fmimonid if the terme cd sale oo dan eTma ct wale are not complied with within five Bars ORGANS, 21 STOPS, £195, PIANOS, Factory rannins Py Jogug treo. Addrem DANIEL & BEATTY Waahttt- un, N. J. m25 GENTLEMEN’S GOODs. Ss. B. ELLERY, SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FIN Fi CEES © FINE pas SHIRTS, 1112 F Srarer Norruwesr, Wasmixaron, D. 0, Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Hx xtra Fine Shirts to order ror Bix Bhirts to order. MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opponite Patent Office. Dress Shirts to order a s . Bix best Shirts end Underwear, MONDAY... -April_ 23, 1883. 2d Edition. Last Telogtams to The Star ‘The Mississippi Cyclone. DAMAGE AT WEST TOINT. ‘New ORLEANs, April 22—A special to the Times- Democrat trom West Potot, Miss, says: A terri- fic gale from the northwest struck our town at 120 o'clock yesterday afternoon, accompanied DY torrents of Tain and the largest bail ever seen here. The court house, Lawyer’s Row, the Cen- tral hotel, the cotton exchang@ office, thé Olympic saloon, the Henry house, W. ‘A. Bibb’s store and Flanagan hail were all unroofed and materially damaged. A barber shop was parually blown down, fences and trees were prostrated, and con- siderable damage wis done. No lives were lost —- Gov. Bauder and the Tewkesbury Alms- house. Boston, April 22—The governor to-day sent an order to the state board of health, instructi them to assume all the powers and duties of the board of trustees of the state almshouse at Tewkesbury, to take effect at once. He requests. the board of health to appoint some officer to take charge of the Tewkesbury buildings, and states that the name of Frank W. Sanborn would be acceptable to him. He also requests that an inventory of all the property at the almshouse be taken asa precaution, should an action upon the bond of the superintendent become necessary. The governor says the families .of the various ofi- cials are furnished with their entire iiving at the almshous®, contrary to law, and he notines the board of health that in future he intends to put the responsibility of the conduct of the almstiouse upon them. Gov. Butler also sent an order suin- marily ousting the board of trustees of the state almshouse at Tewkesbury. ate The Fight with the Crees, Curcaao, April 28.—Gen. Sheridan has received information concerning the skirmish between a detachment of the second cavalry and the Cree Indians, which resuited in the savages being driven over the border. sts Senator Mahone’s Mission to Norfolk. TRYING TO HEAL A SPLIT IN THE COALITION PARTY. PETERSBURG, VA., April 28.—Senator Mahone has left here for Norfolk, it 1s alleged for the purpose of holding @ conference with prominent republl- cans and readjusters relative to the spilt In the coalition party in that vicinity. A conference of the leading republicans from Noriolk was held at Petersburg a few days ago relative to the same matter, which appears to be one of some tmpor- tance. —————— Senator Anthony’s IIness. Provipence. BR. J., April 2i—There is no spectal change in Senator Anthony’s condition to-day. He is still critically 11. olen ‘The Tewksbury Almshouse Investiga- ton. Boston, April 23.—At the Tewksbury investiga- tion to-day Geo. Pillsbury testified as to buying a pig trom Capt. Marsh, and paying $10 for it De- cember Sth, the entry for which could not be found In the cash book of the institution, but only an entry of $5. E. R- Sanborn, now of Cleveland, Otto, but a minister of the church at Lawrence, 1n 1880, said that he preached the sermon, which was referred to1n the previous testimony. Mr. Spaulding, a trustee, on the witness expres ng surprise Mat he should take an office without a salary, told him that he (Spaulding) could control important contracts. On cross-exumination an at- tempt was mide to show that the character of the witness as a minister was none wo good. New York Cigar Makers on Strike. New York, April 23—Eight hundred cigar makers and two hundred packers and strippers in- augurateda strike to-day for an Increase of wages 'y to be proionged for some time, des have expressed a determination not a. ‘The striking clgar makers are from Spanish and Cuban shops, and demand an in- crease of $2 per 1,000. The strippers demand 11 | cents a carat for ‘fillers aud 13 centsa carat for Wrappers, ‘They have been paltay tie rate of 10 | and 12 cen ts respectively ‘or flilers and wrappers. Two cigar mukers' organizations are englacering the strike, as both to yiel ——— Tron Works Closed by a Strike. Crvcrxnatr, 23—A Times-Star alspateh from Gore. Ob 3 that Thomas Iron works Rave Closed bev\us? of a strike of coal haulers against a reduction of wages. ‘The Bessemer Works ab Straitsville have ciosed for the same Teason. Snow In New York State. Montaomeny, N. Y., April 23. —A snow storm has. get In here, aud thé thermometer stands at the freezing point. ——— Bine Monday in Wall Street. New York, April 2—Tue Post's nancial article s2ys:—Stocks were very duil all the fo noon. With a few exceptions prices ranged a fraction below closing prices of Saturday. The firmest stocks were Lickawanna, Burlington and uincy, St. Paul, Northern Pacific and Reading. ‘hese all held up to Saturday’s closing prices, ex- cept for a few minutes at the opening, when’ the whole market was a fraction lower isn on Satur- day. On the whole, however. the market was too duil to Indicate anything of its futur course even for the rest of the day. ‘The Vanderbiits were weak. The total sales up to 1 ) o'clock were about 175,000 shares. Mouey on call on stocks this forenoon was 5 percent. Foreign exchange was dull and unchanged. Government bonds were 3¢ lower for the 83. Staite bonds dull. Ratiroad bonds Were dull and generally a fraction lower, ‘Telegraphic Briefv. The Ice bridge opposite Quebec 1s moving down stream to-day” ‘The narvor will be Clear tomor, row. Wim. Sanders, a saloon-keeper on 9th street, Philadelphta, Was 80 badly beaten early this morning, in front of his place, by “Mike” Cleary, the puzilist, and James Freeman, a wrestler, wid Wavlald him, that his life is despatred of.’ ‘The two men were arrosted and comuutted to await the-result of Sanders’ Injuries. ‘The muin building of the Linsing wagon works at Linsing, Mich., Including the machinery and a larve amount of work {n the pro of manutac- ture, were burned yesterday aiternoon. Loss $30,090 ; fully insured: At the ofiice of the Northern Pacific Ratlroad Company the statement 13 made this afternoon that they have no advices tending to indicate the existence Of dangerous floods along the Ine of that road. —__->—___ The Markets. BALTIMORE, April 23.—Second seriea, 375; past- due coupons, 45; vew ten-forties, 33; new threes, 535 BALTIMORE, ata 23.—OCotton steady—miditling, 10._ Flour stexdy—Howard street and western super, 3.2504. 00; do. extra, 4.. Gad do., family, 5. 00x6.00; city nitiis, super, "8,350.00; "do., extra, 4 2536.50: do., Rio brands, 6.0036. 2: psco family, 6.75: superlative patent, 7. fir eastern hich ‘amber, 1.2831 . 5 gal. 26 . 2 weatern winter red, spot, 1.22 asked: May, 1,23%401.2245; Juno, 1.24a1.2436: July, 1.24%¢a1.2455 Gorn—southern higher; western’ firmer ‘and quiet: southern white, ; do. Fellow. 66367; western: mixed, spot, 663 asked: Apes 6639 asked; May.65:65%; June, 66 asked; July, 66% bid; steamer, "633035, Oats firm—southern, 62055; western white, 54055; do. inixed, 61:53: Pennsylvania, 62465. Rye higher, 70.073. Hay sleady— prime to choice Poniveyivamia and Mary- land, 14.0%a16.0'. Provisions firm and in instances hicher, " Mess pork, 20.00. Bulk mests—shoulders and clear rity sides, packed, 8%a113;. Bacou—shouldirs, 94; clear rib sides, 12, Hame, 14 1634. Lard—refin 124. Butter quict—western, p 7023; roil, 14a18. Eeve dull, 16, Petroleum dull and nominsl—refined, BiB. Coffer caster and quiet—Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, Bya9\. Sugar quie-—A soft, Big: refined lower ad quiet 14%a15. Whit puiet, 1.163ga1.17. Freishte to Liverpool per steamer 2 | lull and eusy—cotton, 5 32a3-16d.; flour, 1+.9¢: erain, 3d. Receipts—fiour, 1,261 barrels: wheat, 27,000 bush’ els: corn, 57.000 b : ye, 709 bushels, ” Skipments—wheat, ‘61, corn, 7,00) Dushels, Sales—whest, 276,000 bushels; corn, 67,000 bushels, TRE PRESIDENT PERFECTLY WELL THIS AFTER- NOON.—The President ts feeling much refreshed this afternoon, and ts sald to be perfectly well. Post- master General Gresham and Secretaries Folger, Chandler, Lincoln and Teller called upon him and were received in the ibrar} ‘Tue Orexine oF Brps for mail lettings through out the country was begun this morning at the Post Office department, and will occupy about two weeks. The following are the committee: 'T, B. Farnsworth and Owen Riley, of the Second As- sistant’s office, and H. G, Fisher, of the First As- sistant’s, Commissions were issued to-day to the foll owing postmasters: V. B. Bishop, Furnace, Va.; F. J. Bowles, Rockville, Va.; J. D. L. Peatrosa, Va.; A. Sleltz, Burgess, Va.; ‘1. F. HL. Slevozt, Lubeck, W. va. —S Bins Openep.—Bids for constructing a stone Wall along the creek at the Hot Springs, Ark., was opened at the Interior denartment to-day. There Were % bidders. The fo% wing were from Wash- ington: Albert Gleason, Reese Evans, C. H. Bliss, Arthur ‘Fiynn, J. H. Dewees, Geo. EL Bardwell, W. H. Adama, James Reynolds, J. J. Power, J- Marshall, Gleason & Maloney, M. A. M and Jan. Loane, of Baltimore ‘The award not be made for several days. ‘Mr. H. M. Hurcnmeon is a great deal better than he was a week ago, Dut is not yet consid ered out of danger. . ‘THE SLAWSON Box in THE U.8. StrReME CovET.— A decision was rendered by the Supreme Court of the United States to-day tn the case ef John B. Se Flatbush radroud company. This aon a = broug’ won, on improved and. very froty used forma of boxes for horse cara ‘holds Ex aro Sramtioee sataoue st du seis eer the railroad company, ‘Opinion by Justice Woods. on ey Aico eubicaee ma,tane Ex-Semator Kellogg Gives Bail. MR. LESTER A. BARTLETT HIS SURETY IN $10,000. Ex-Senator Wm. Pitt Kellogg appeared at the court house to-day. Judge Wylie fixed the ball in the case of the indictment penaing against the ex- Senator at $10,000. Mr. Kellogg offered Mr. Lester A. Bartlett as surety, and he was accepted. Th Proceedings took place in the district attorney's Office, 30 the star route trial was not interruptea, — District Government Affairs MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. The Com missioners have granted permission to Mr. W. H. Marlow to lay siding trom the Baltt- More and Potomac Ratlroad Co.'s tracks Into his premises , subject to the supervision of the Engl- heer Co mmissioner. The Commissioners have refused the request of Mr. Henry Hurt, iient Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, for_a permit to lav a track on W,street, running to Boundary, in square 234, to connect with the new stable of ‘the company. ‘The Commisstoners to-day granted permission to the signal office to place two telegraph. poles, ine ‘Stead Of the one at the corner of 17th and G streets. ee Lecal Notes. Two school boys, named Edward M. Brown and Chas. Myers, were fined $20 each by Judge Snell to-day, for stealing a hatchet, an umbrella, and two boxes of pens from the Cranch school butld- ing in East Washiogton, : Adison Carter, colored, was sent to the work- house for 60 days in default of $20 by Judge Snell to-day, for breaking down the dborof the house of a blind man, named John Hawkins Cornelius Shea, a cattle dealer, of Whitney ave- nue, In the county, was put on frialin the Police Court to-day on’ the chanze of recetving money ($39) under fatse pretenses from Ellen Donohur, of No. 488 K street southwest, to whom he had sold cow. The case was continued for evidence for the defense. Joun D. Bolder, of New York, was, in the Court of General Term, to-day admitted to the bar, on Motion of District Attorney Corkhitl, The body of Philip Galnes. a colored man, who disyppeared from his home at Arlington on the 14th instant, Was found fn the canal about two miles trom Alexanaria Saturday evening. Tt 1s supposed that he drowned himself in a ft of insanity, a8 he Was subject to such fits, seminal A New Enterprise. 4 STORAGE HOUSE. A company of prominent business citizens 1s being organized to establish a safe deposit com- pany and storage house of valuables of all kinds, upon the scale of the one now existing in Baltl- more. The old Chronicle building site, on Penn- Sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th, has been purchased for the pu: and work will soon be commenced upon it, The'vault of the depository 4s to be constructed on the same plan and of the Same siz6 as that in Baltimore—16 dy 30 feet— and all of the ground occupied by the resent dullding— by 106 feet—will be wilt over. The outside walls are to be of stone, lined with scrap Iron, 60 as to De fire and burglar proof. The bullding ts to have all the latest Improvements In the way of strength,satety and convenience, and will be equal to that of the best In the country. The location is thought to be @ very good One to accommodate down town busi- ness nen and Citizens. The usefulness of these depositories Is shown by the fact that Ph Gelphia has eleven and New York thirteen of them. in successful operation. —————— e Courts. Count IN General TeRM—Chief Justice Cartier and Judges Cox and Hagner, To-day, 8. T’Luckett was appointed a constable, U.S.exrel. Halstead agt. Wyman; alternative writ of mandamus ordered to Issue, Alexander District: appeal dismissed. Eaton act. hepherd; placed on calendar. The application of J. Thisby Walker for admission to the bar was referred. SPECIAL CRIMINAL CovRT—Jutge Mac Arthur. To-d: Wim. Townsend, grand larceny of Jewelry; cullty of peut b and sentenced to Jall for six months, Henry Scott, house breaking in the night; of not guilty withdrawn, and sentenced to Evie county penitenttary for two years. W.H. Hooper, embezzlement; not guilty. James White, alias Reddy White, grand larceny of #0 from John Lawie: yu March Sih; on trial ———— RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow’ were the readings at the oMce of the chlef signal oMcer to-day: 7 a.m. 40.3; 11 a.m., 40.6; 41.9. Maximum, 427: minimum, 39.3 ae DEari OF AN AFRICAN aT 191 Yrans.—A certif cate Was received at the health office yesterd: e death of Alfred Delaney, colored, 101 3 4, a native of Afri place of death, 213 G street souriirest. He had been living In this Dis. trict only a year and © half; prior W that in Vir- ginta, soe S Tae U. 8. 8. Rrcnuonn.—The Navy department has been advised that the U.S. S. Richmond was at Heng Kong, March 13th Was to sail tor ki April 10th to take the United State t to Corea, unless Admiral Clitz was pre relieved by Admiral Cosby, in which case viously the Palos woul 1 be ordered to Core’ to ralleve the Richwond, which woull proceed to Yokoh: Where Admiral Cosby would relieve the comman- der-in-cister, CHaNGr oF appolnted Edwin M. Evans postmaster at Vinton, Benton county, Towa, vico C. R. Wilkinson, dis- missed on the change of embezzling postal funds. Perirrox FOR WRIT oF MANDAMUS AqarNer ‘TREasuRER WyMaN.—This morning, in the Court {n General Term, a petition for a writ of man- damus w:8 fled by A. L. Merriman, in the name of the United States ex rel. E. P. Halstead against A. U. Wyman. The petition sets forth the residence of the parties in the District, Mr. Wyman betnj the Treasurer of the United States, and stateS that on June 17, 1882, the Treasuer issued two drafte, one for $3,030, payable to the order of J. J. Pull- man, as ¢ of J.N. Pullman, and one for $45 to J. J. Puliman, which was delivered to pett- Uoner; that J. J. Pullman having deceased, petl- tioner, on August 24, was granted letters of ad- ministration ou lls estate; that tn September, 1882, B. U. Keyser, as recet’ National Bank, filed a bill in equity against pet!- toner, claiming an equitable Interest in sald drafts, and tu Said case, in March 1888, a decree Was passed directing petitioner, as administrator and trustee, to endorse and coiléct sald drafts and distribute the proceeds; and on April 19 he endorsed sald drafts and demanded payment of the respondent, which was refused. He therefore asks reliet by writ of mandamus. ied Employes. ReaptsG, Pa., April 23.—Al noon to-day seventy dissatistied pipe mill employes of the Reading iron Works marched in a body to tie office of the vompany, demanded and received the two months’ pay due them, and then left. The oMiclals say that work at tle mill will be resuaed if the men return to work. —— THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The tollowing are the oventng and closing pricas, the New York Stock Market to-aay, a3 reporvad byspecial wire to IL H. Dodge, 539 15th streat Same | |G] Semen | 0) @ Gen. Pacific...| 77%! 7 |Nor. & Wes. p.| 434 44 Ches. & onlo..| 215 orth Pac ....| 50% 30% Do. ist pret .| 817; 87 87K Do. 2d pret..| B34 Big 1344 8 Ziq Be 873, 373, St Paul noes 103% % 93 "|......St Paul pret..|120° 120 Mt. Central .27/1453¢ 14534 /St. P. &Omahial 39 49 Lake Shore Do. pref. ....|10634 108% low. & Nash ..| 53 54° (Te: Pac 40 305, Mich. Cent. 94 93 Oregon Tr’ns..| B2X 83% M. K. & T. 31% 3047 Unlon Pac yy NY Mo. Pacific 20°) BN N. J. Central. TaS.§ 1017 Wa. Pac | Wab. Pac. pid.| 47K 4555 &¥. Central Toh 76 1257126 |West. Union..| 82, 82%) —s ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ON His WEDDING Day.— John Bradley, of Charles City county, Va., who was engag'd to have been inarried io 0nd last Thursday, failed to come to time, and, on search being made for him, he was found in a room at a hotel, lying insenstble on the bed and with several bottles marked laudanum on the bureau. He was taken to the hospital and given antidotes. Both Bradley and his intended are of excellent family, and it is generally believed that he is out of his inind, as he has acted queerly before, ee A Star Rovre SuRsty Free.—The Philadolphia Times says that Christian C. Price, who Was surety on the bond of Benjamin B. Wylie, a con- tractor for conveying te mail on one of the star routes, on Saturday Satisfied United States Com- missioner Bell that he had not the wherewithal to pay the fine and costs of prosecution and was dis- charged from custody. His sentence was for six months and the money penalty, He served an additional month, under the law concerning in- solvent convicts, On account of his inability to pay hts fine, etc. +____+e.______ A Mop ATTACKS A CIRCUS AND SHOOTS SEVERAL MEN.—O'Brlen’s circus and menagerie, which ex- hibited at Do er, Del., Saturday, was attacked by a mob after the evening's performance, The mol opened fire on the wagons as they were bang hauled to the depot for embarkation, secompant by a guard of showmen. Eight or ten of r- cus employes were shot, some seriously. Charies Henderson, one of the pi (ors, Was shot in the eye and head,and itis thought his injuries are fatal The sheriff Summoned a posse and guarded the wagons. Tbere were no arrests made. crowd was dissatisfied with the show. ral Postuaster.—The President has ! §, Toft the German-American | ‘chforced the excise Saw. ite |. nbd MANY arrests were mada, Ube Brooklyn police broke ht betw Wo young Mechanics, aiter two rounds bad en Mrs EL. Puller, of New York, took the steamer Drew at Albany Saturday to reture home, and fell overboumd and was drowned. James Williams, of Williams & McCauley, lum. der dealers at Big Creek, Tenn., Was arrested yeu. terday on a charge of having embezzled from a New York firm in 1876, A heavy Snow and wind storm, accompanied thunder ani ligntning, prevatied in Colorado and Satunias. z ere Will be a prize drill at Nashville, Tenn., nHing May 21st. irs. M. F. Green, who was charged tn the Chi- cago Heraia with vbtatuing plctures from artiste and then having coples made, witch she sold a& original, had J. W. Scott, the secretary of the Heraid company, aud F. A’ Hatch, the president, arrested on Saturday for libel. While (hey were wing ball Mra Green attacked Mr. Scott with @ wh he city councit of Lowisvitie, Ky., has passed an ordinance appropriating $1,000,000 to be exe pended in Ube linprovement of ‘the streets of the city. ‘AL Cautett’s station, Van yesterday afternoon Wallace Heflin was fataliy shot through the head by Calvin Heflin. Hon. Eds ard Morris Erskine is dead tn Lonton. The czar and empress will reach Moscow on tho 21st of May, and the coronation Wii Lake place on the 27th, and the festivities will be proionged wntil the 8th of June, A dispatch from ome says thot Cantinal R Luigi E Anticl-Mattel ts dead, tn bits 724 year, — 0 : The Queen's Injuries Scrious. By Cable to the New York Tritnme. The reassuring statements shout the queaw® health, lke the first contradictton of the reports of a serious accident, do not correspond with prie Yate medical accounts. The queen herself,though suffering much, strove to make light of the affair, Tefusing to see a surgeon Lill Sir William Jenner Positively @eclined further responsibility. Sit James Paget, WhO Was (hen summoned, forbade the Journey t6 Balmoral, tut allowed the Journey to Osborne, on condition of the queen's observ= ‘Uhe greatest precaution. He declared that the injured ‘ankle would require certainly weeks, probably months, for a complete restoration. Peo- le bout the queen soy that thus far she bears Tie entorced tactivity wi. but they dread the effects of the prolonged deprivation of exercise which she bas always been accustomed to take freely. pe teeas eens Ex-Sexator Tanor's Strt. — Ex-Senator Tabor has caused the arrest of W. H. Bush, his partner in the Windsor hotel, Denver, Col. ged ems Ddezzicment of $25,000, while acting as manager of the Tabor Grand Opera House, and attached Lis interest In the hotel for the same amount. Bisset es = Lanor Nores.—A strike among the caulkers w: Insugurated on Saturday in the ship | Cramps Sons, Neate & Levy, Birvly, Willman & | Streaker, and Sinpson Bros, Philadeipida, tor an increase In Wages frotn $3. Uo $5.25 per day and one hour less work on Saturday.— The striking clgate makers of Boston have had their demauds ac MARRIED. RUNTER—FORD. (On Friday, April 20th, 1883, Rev. Father Boland, of St. Matthiw'e Church, WM HUNT! R to Miss SULIA E. ton, D.C. No cards, 4 1D, bots of Washing= tee. DIED ATKINSON. On April 22, 1883, KINSON, beloved wite of G.C. Years and ten months, forty Funeral wil take place trom her late peolder 908 Lr strect sontiwest, Wednesday, Aty Re ex and friends invited to attend. {Baltimore snd Alexandria papers please cony.} 2 PARKY, On April 224, 1883, THOMAS BARRY, gee twenty mi ths, oniy sou of Jamies und Catharine arty. Kelatives snd friends nd his funeral from the dstrect uortheast, Tues BRYAN. On Monday, April 294, 188, Mee, ELIZA- BECH BEYAN, tn the 84th yeor Funerel from the tweider | Mrs. Vircimia Dove Corbi | Weds instant, w of the f coll e invited to attend. On Synday, April 22, IRR, at 5 oF ‘ Telowed witeat Jam. Mr CATHEUNE COLLINS Micinet eet 19 yearw abd 21 Aaya, and Geughe terof taurene and Boi ect Me carry. mn hs or Inte ror dence, to-morrow Ciweedsy), ae aud relatives are reupegt ninth year. mu Reis Lats 1814 Fleventh street wendy, April 24, at 3 o°oiock p.m. Fiske papers pleare copy I . r, April 224. 1883, MICHARL ifth year of bis ae. Faneral to take piace from his Inte resi enon, 25 Man. suchu-stt: avenue north vest, to-morrow at 9 oFelk a. and relatives are respectfully invited to attend On Sunday. April 224, 1983, at 7-250, m.. GEORGE HENKY HOPKINS, seed d 72h 0 putnths wud 17 day's, only wou of thelate Dr. G. X. Hop- 1s. To sleep, to rest With angeis Diesnod, He was tay love, ‘He ie my all, < Fonerel will take piace at 3p. m. to-morcow (Toes- @ay) trom No. 1421 Hopkins strest northwist. Helstives and friends invited, LORD. Suddenly, on Monday morning, April 23, P88) ALICE, beloved daughter of Wiltau aud Eliza n Lord. Notice of funeral hereafter, od WSO. On the 224 of April, 18°%, JOHN X, n the eighty-fifth year of his age. ¥ m bis late residence, 902 Twelfth street northwest, on ‘Toeeday, the 24th instant, ut € o'dook Pm. Trieuds of the faiuily are invited vrettend. 2 McCATHRAN. On Sunday, April 22, 1883, JAMT'S S, only son of Fraueis C. and Anuie L. Mo- late of Altoona, Pa. ral takes place from his father’s residence, 528 Sixth street southenst, ‘iuesday afternoon, ut 3 o'clouk. Friends are invited to atten ARD. On Sunday, April 224, 1883, ee, NG. 210M Aetwet northiwn . ALLALD, in his seventy -frst year, a native of Mel- ton Mobery, England, fty-five yeuts a resident of this city. Faneral servioe at Uulon M. F. Church, Twentieth street, at 2o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Relatives and. frlouds respectfully uvited. Interment wt Alexans © - ROG: | Bt F On Saturday, Apri! 21, 1889, wt 11 o'clock atter a long and pata ness, ELIZABETH Rx, in te sixtieth year of her age. al from parlors of Henry Law Vania avenue, becwoeu Third and Four-aud. northwest, on Tuesday, April 24th, at 2 o'clock p.ras rr are invited to attend. ~ ROSE. On Friday, April 20, 18% 2.20 p.m., after along and painful illness, which wbe bore ith Chris. Man fortitude, MALY J. KOSE, beloved wife of Adam Rose. Funeral from her late residence, 100% Georgia avenue southeast, Ubursday, Apri 26, at 3 o'clock p.m. Bela- tives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend. {Virginia papers pleane copy.) ca RUSSELL. On April 2lst, 1883, W. K. RUSSELL, M_D., om the forty-seventh year of hin ue, Funeral trom tix Isto residenoe Weduesday, 25th instant, st 1 o'clock p.m. 3 SMALLWOOD. On April 224, 1883, at 6 o'clock p m., at his late residence. No. L118 New bork avenue, GHOSGE T. SMALLWOOD, in the hifty-neveuth year of his age. Funeral Wednesday, April 25th, at three o'clork p. in, Friends and relstives invited to atten at TALOOTT, At Kichmond, Ya.,on the afternoon of April 22, 1883, Col. ANDREW TAL00I'T, formerly of the U.S. Corps of Exgauveers, in the SOU year of bis + THOMA! Departed this life, Aj 22, IRAS, at 12 o'clock WILSON M. THOMAS, iu tho ‘thirty- ‘of bis age. Tost at 1624 Madison street north- iainm will west until Weduesday, when the funeral will take place st2o'clock, from Israel Bethel Chucoh. me OBITUARY, exif ers Decoming and yruftubic at wo ahould at Ll tues pause z enou tO The Ww 1 or em - Sis the sh Hewson which the visttatton of death suzgests: and cially se when the victiua js one who: boreexcop tional relation@ to bi. Leihbors and fellow men. ‘The harvort of doath in Chaties county has been rich and abundant of late. Many of ber best citizens have within s few months past been. called to thesr final account, The roid of her meceutly end ix indieed a nad Sd long ongand now we are called upou todd apotbor fo thelist. “The goutal, enterprising. meaty Captain Willie Chiles bas cut down in the very zenith of hie manhood. With all bis faculties of mind and bod, ng Sud robust with healt; he was proeicaiod by riet tion which 60 orders is a tysterious, one, and we re sume not ae its wisdom or Justice, but w submitting with proper, ee and bamility, we ehoul be inore than human a who will miss and moura him. oie A Jost that «uch feomlig yn nn tis no partet our Car, © macnity his worth. The truth pisinly told is ail the eniogy be His life was one of activity and enterprise, re of reat benefit to others. He was s ve force of intellect and will comman: the who had to deal with him; eminently practical in all bis views, clear in his Judwiment and con~ and quick to execute; honest in his deati beet dum. His worth and “Farewell,” that word has broken hearts: = UNDERTAKERS. ae n dames Stley and Chas Mee