Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1883, Page 3

PROPOSAIS AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION BALES. THE EVENING STAR. TO-mMOkROw. ALE OF GOVERNMENT DESKS, STOVES, CARPETS, &c.. &0., W853 & 00., ‘THIS AFTERNOON. FISHER & CO., eal Estate Auctioneers. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION. ‘Under and py virtue of a decree of thn Su; Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Causo No, 7,767, wherein Temple etal. are cot. Plainants, and ‘Worthinstm et an following ioscribod real estate, at the ON TUE~DAY, MAY FIRST, st FOUR O'CLOCK P. the premises, we nbail sell Lote Now. 2 ond3, in mit So. 20, on north E sire, between 264 aud streets weit. IMMEDIATELY APTER, t 0. 62, 1 Rorosats” FoR | Fri tixa IN Poromac Ustren | tares Exoreren Orricr, abt Pawnee vaste AVENUE, | SHISGION, 1°. Ca May 3 In triplicate, will be Fecetved at thie 4 "kK. SCON ON WEUNES- Ie, Iasi, and opened jismediately there- line about eix acres of the Potomao Flats, 637 Louisiana avenue, Opposite City Post Office. On WEDNESDAY MOENI‘G, commencing at LEN O'CLOCK, we will nell inaster General's old office, 1214 F strect northwest, quantity of unrerviceable Furniture, &c. Tuaater General's office having been moved to and Pennsylvania avenue Dorth Stoves, Matting, Screens; Phceoh Holos Glass Gasen, Wanbwtande; ‘hain, Sables, Furnaces, &c., &e, General U. 8. A. MAY SECOND, Bre defendante, the .¢ auction, times and places Sets, Plate 7 an Walnut rors RP Gene namiecers oo : ‘ables; “Wardrobes, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, jlasa; Cane and Wood Neat Chai tors end other goods, altowether tion of goods. creek Large French Piste (pec fications. forms of propcesls ond all necessar, west.) We name in ‘Chamber formation can be ot Vial veu Op app¥cation to this of- VETER C. Major of | nineers. ‘aud Couches, Extension 71 on the premires, part of it. 3in. on 27d street west, Serled Proposa s ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FIFTY ROLLS STRAW MATTING On WEDNESDAY MORNING, S83, at FLEVEN O'CLOCK, within No. 1, #q. No. 62, Detween Water and north IMMIDIATELY AFT! e in square No. 88, on Wate: street and north treen 21st and 22d strect northwest. MMEDIATELY AFT: R, h 12, 13 and 14, in mnare No. on north C and 19th +tre ts weet. -DIATELY AFTER, on the premixes, emb-Lots 23, in sq. No. 143, on E street iorthwest, Rawling equare. DIATELY AFTER, on the premises, Lots 1, it the foot of 1Tth x I . M., on. fo. Ss uit E strode, betwen Delaware ASS3. at which time and e¥ Will b+ opened in f bidders, for fur: s we and deiive ring dur- oat gommencin July Ist, 1859, and ending 5 ad Com Six second-hand Platform and Counter, invite especial attention. CHARLES WEFES, Salesman, Tate with Duneangon Bros, °W. W. Boruzx. MAY SECOND, mai remires, Lote 9, 128, froutiug re- sell alarge lot of thé above One Wood, haved anit split and in the stick: Pine | co.crs snd qrasties. Wood (tind ing) sawed aud t. Anthracite and Depot of Warhinctr and Soldiers’ hon: Cuas, Wrens. WA LEKS & CO., Auctioneers, EXTS' FING FURNISHIN OPE AIL, SUSE, RD ERS. ADS'GNEF'S_SALE_OF SHELVING, COUNTERS. “MEAT BENCH AND RACK, LARGE BEFRIGEE- ATOR, \PAiLY NEW SCA FRAMP, BOTTLED AND CA! NED GOODS, &c., Lf On WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND, AT O'CLOCK M.. Twill se} abo J remines southeast corner of New York avenue and 13th Ww. MATTHEW TRIMHLF, Assienes. Gneiuding (eorge- », Fort Myer, Va, aud ‘The government revery « the right to reject any of all fll t@ wiven tos ticles of do- n+ of price and quality being cr will be gtven to artioles of tuced on the Pretfic const to om required Ly ths public tinted circulars et-ting the tes requited and giving full F HOSIRRY, NECK- ‘AWNING AND UNDE. WERT, SPINE SHIMTS, HDKFS., HATS, COLLARS, Wi LEATHER AND OTHEH SATCHELS, TRUNKS of other similar at. at HALE PAST ae GrOT-OCE, at No. 601 Perinsyivanis avenue, under Na- ‘No limit; all must be sold. PD ERCANSON BROBs Auctioneers, SPECIAL SA). OF A LARGE STOCK No. 640, on ao} street. IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the gf Lot Xo. 22) in square No.'693, on Ivy Place, between Souths Cay an IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on and 22, in square equal, American produc i the extentof the consump! @ervicr there, jsuk proposals and db anci en‘imated \pusn! fey AVR jew Jersey avenue. the Lota3, 8 No. G42~the. Bret two On street, between Delaware avenue and strect west. between south ATELY AFTER, on the premises, Lot 8,-in O12, corner of south Gand 9 T[BOMAS DOWLING, “Aucuoncer. LE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TH STRELT ROA, OPPO -1TE THE N PARK, ATAU ‘TION, deed of trust dated the 224 day of rded in Liber 952, nd records of the street west, the and G streets. will be iuroished are cant of equare Street wert ot MMLDIATELY AFTER, on ti 23 in square south of ‘ecopee containine proposals should be_marked:— Proposals for Fuel” or ““Proposals for Forage and Btraw,” and address! to the undersigned. R. veut, Colonel, and Deputy Q. M. Gen"), U. ING ENGINE: ITECT, NEWHEN=TO: foto ae, 1880, and coy — et seq. one. Dintelet ot Columbia, the oi panehed Custee will by rection of thy party sreured thereuy. rent oF a n WEDNESDAY. the 5: COND DAY LOCK, the followin lock No, 7, of Pivaaant Pain | ‘i Lote 22, ron south Hy be: ‘weal LY AFTER, on the premises, all of £45, ,boundec ‘by south I aud K etreets and % On THURSDAY, MAY THIRD, at FOUR AND A A ,. the premi 970, 100x115, at the éor. of south C anc east. IMMFDIATFLY AFTE?, on the premises, Lot No. 15, #q.878, on 6th sire t east, bet. G and I sts. south. PLY AFTER, on the premises, Lot 28 in 12th st. east, bet. south Mand N eireets, MAY FOULTH, at FOURAND A HALF K P. M., on the premises, Lot 2 in sq. No. 101L, enue. vear Lincon Park. LY AFTER, on the preinises, Lot 8in ‘sc. 1070, on 15th street east, near MMEDIATELY AFTER, on the p in sqnare No. 1095, on East Capito! aud north Street, between 17th and 18th ata. esat. (ELY AFTER, on the premives, Tot 1 and square 1097; Lot'l, corner 18th end B streets nd part Lot i7, ae: 40 feet on 18th ER, cn the premises, Lote 5 6, square No. 1096, south A street, Letween 17th and 18th On SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH. at the office of ‘Thos. J. Fia Fate nor:hwest— Subs Lot 40, equate 645; Tot §, square 603 1, 18, and sont Lot 8, aquare 611; Lot s tween let and a EK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, VEST STO OTHER CHAINS BETS EWE E EVE BUTTONS, CLOCKS, ON. On THONSDAY MORNING, MAY THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will elt within’ our salesrooni, stock of the ‘above goods, to which the sttention of buyers is premises, on WEDN. MAY, 1583, at FIVE. ecribed proy erty, viz: All that part or and known asa part of tot No. 1, in Todd & » rown's subdivision of seant, ax by recorded subdivision of said plat. Beinning for the seme ata pomt at the north- | west cornet of Wallach steet and Tih, nilred feet, thenies norta twenty feet, thence east one hundre.t feet, thence south twenty fect to the April 25th, 158. nd 50 cabte feet of ground kire Cliy, suitable ny mortar to set them in. street road, thence ypuomas DOWLING, Aucuoneer, VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGrTOWN, D. FUBLIC SALE, POINDEXTER, Architect, 71 15th >, Washington, D.C. d Proposals will pe receive n* removal of the COLU ICE OF W. M. xy HE MARKIT MAY FOURTEENTH, 1883. X O'CLOCK P.M jublic sale all that ‘Ferme: One fourth cash, balance at eix, twelve and eighteen months, wi b notes bearing intore-t and se- devd ‘of trust, or all cash at at purchaser's at this office for the on Tennessee a1 BIAN COLLEGE IMMEDIAT On MONDAY, at the hour of a the premises, { will offer at artot Lot No. 41, in George! ia, beginning at’ a point on the so street, distant east aixteen feet from whore the west line 41 ‘ntersecis Bridge street, and running inches, th nenst twenty- north fifty-five feet and ten inches to Bride street, then west twenty-two feet ca tour inches to the begis deposit will be required ives, Lote 2 and Further informati tained at this office, jon and forms of proposals to be ob- By order of Board of Trustees, Columbian Univer- GEOKGE W. THOMAS, fn Hine of Bridge ROPOSALS FORK AND OTHER A street southe A nd four inches, | VENUE NOBT! COND, 1883, at FIVE wz iimk for the Waeh- rwill be received at Drew's rux Store, corner 9th street and Penne ath THUS. AY, MAY, the Fyght_ to ine ow Ohi SOFOSALS FOR FR SH BEF, MU1 NED BEEP! F SKORETARY AND TREASURER, TED STATES OLDIENS Hom! Sealed proposals, in dup! ous will be reel ved a NIM DAY of M y Will be opened in p Iso, all that part of 41, in eald town. bewinning wt the northeust lot and running west on Bride street t and four inches (more or leas), then Jess), then east thirty- O'CLOCK P.M the north 20 fect front and the | n. of let 19, equare 211. south 20 feet front, by ‘One-thirt cash; and the balance in 1, 2end3 semi-annually, €o- option of pusehainer, purchaser's cost. Terms to THIKD, 1883, at | Oy south twenty-six fect (more or eivht feet end four inchs (more or tes), then no y-six fect (moze or less), on Market space to tho part of Lot number 28, tn Old George- uated st the corner of Bridgo street and thirty-one feet and sx inches . at 6 per cent interest, | by ceed of trust, or all cas! omit on each Tot 4 conveyanel hed with in sev deya. T. COLDWELL, Auctfoncer. WATER B. WILLIAMS & CO, auctioncers. PUBLIC SALE OF WA: re 608; Lot 1, half of 17, «quare Bank alloy, fronting side of Bridg* northwardiy of the sa wi ing on the west sid» of said alley, ninety-elx feet deep wit): all the improvements upyn the sume. ‘Terms: One-ttird cu.sh; balance in six and twelye Months, with lutere-t, at six ver cent; or ail cash,at the chaser, A given and deed of it ot ffty dollars required on each nedng and recordin Attorney for Wh! UE SHOMAS: DuWLING, Auctioneer. ABLE LOT AT PUBLIC SALE, B°TWEEN E FREDERICK the REVENTH DAY OF MAY, SIX O'CLOCK P. M., in fi the premi-e-, I wiii offer at public ani¢ the bounded a8 foilows:— Beginning for the south line of First strect distant meaksred wee terly rick and Fir-t atrects, and uk the sorth Iie of “Fiewt d four tiches lo the east line of a southerly and square south of square 667; aud 40, square east of south of 667, and the east 101 feet 1 ich on M stree ‘Terms of sale, a8 prescril of the purchase money i equal fpstaiments at fix and twelve montis, respect- interest at the rate of six (6) per eentum per to be pecured by approved a £27, a th ss the front, and ware No. the deere: One-third ‘and the residue in two cate, ‘aubject t the usual office until TWELVE LAND NORTH OF D.C. MAY SECOND, 1883, at » I will sell at auction. on! valuable Lot of about 33 acres of. uid house, situated on the Ridge, id Broad Brauch, about Washington, and adsoin! Pierce. Shoe aker ana ‘The eituation is beautifal, comms tol, undif properiy cared for intry seat, to be avproached eithe; id or by the Brightwood and ud & short distance through Shoemaker's or it has excellont water, and is wel adapt- fruit or cairy farm. and made known at sale, particulars inquire of ILLIAM READ! Near Cabin John P. Y, 1583, at which time and place enc of bidders, for furnish- nd delivering st the kitchen and hospital of the idiers’ Home Fresh Beef, Mutom and Corned Beef. gs required by the Secretary and Tr aeuror cf the Home } «the, year commencing July Ist, “1883, and ending funn Information a to manner of bidding, conditions tod ved by bidders, terms of contract and personal application.to this offics, and Treasurer reserves the right to re- ‘The mcces-iul bidder will required to enter into a written contract with the Secretary and Treasurer of the Home, with sood and ed security. in the sum of $1,560 within twenty ter bein hotifie | of the secrptasce A cony of this advertisement must be attached to each proposal. Enve opes containing pro ose! Powale Corned Beef at United St tes § Of Columbia, and addressed to th: B. F. RITTENH( Secretary and Treasur n frou day of sale, notes, with a reserved i nom the purchaser shal! bave the option chare money in cosh. quired on each of the anid pieces of amount whereof will be pon default of eny wales within teu ( *» between Kock ree miles north of * lands of Messrs. Lyle, payinis all the pur- A money depoett ehall be re ding 8 fair view of il make an ele urchaser in comply ing 10) days, the prc defawit has been made may be reso Feoet of the cefauting pure notice in the F veu! ‘shail ‘will be furnished on at the risk en ar newspaper, on MONDAY, AS: D. FOWLER, Trustee, fame at « poin 94 feet and ten incl southwest corer of running theuce westerly street twenty-six feet the lot owned by W, with said Paynes! tie paraliel with seventy-three fret, then casterly aud parallel with First fect <nd to rinches, th und parallel with Frederick treet to th One-half cash; balance in twelve cing at the ex- rpms vowLin CHANCFRY Sal. OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY SIDE FT! L AND M SIRFETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of 8 decree passed by tne Supreme Pourt of the Listriet of K AHOUT HALF. AND BLADENS AY BETWEEN WASHING | UN ‘umbia, in equit bi i DAY OF MAY, a. D. in front of the premises, he eubklivision of square No. Denning at a We hortheast cor- lof, and ranning thence ronth twenty-five tine back with that w dth ninety-four Under decree o; ‘Verms of suie: months, with ir pense of the pari creat. All convey BEST Sk WING MACHINE IN AMERICA. ser. A deposit o! § ‘The Self-Threading, Light cunuinc Q Machine business, wives such entire rtof a tract of perience in the ine wh HANCERY S. VALUABLE IMPUOV oad, and beginning for the saz AWALE AVE NU: feet, ond exter SHINGTON TES- IL ELER AND WILSON, ER, an-lother makes, froma wh, and the balnice st six and twelve months, with interest; or all cash, at the option A deposit of $50 will be required at Allvonveysneing at the seasuents 4 od taxes to May 1, 1583, of the purchaser, MAY, A.D. ‘18K, at year gnarantes in ith a1 3fachines wo OF. onth 85 degrees west 41 perches to tie this piwes contain abou ved by brick dweiling, slauchter-h» <r 74H AND H. + Furntehings and Hate next door. WING MACHINE | (642), commencing £0F th or BUY as i vorhave examined ond tried the HARTFORD Its moveruenta ate so easy that j cab use it without labor or 1 lock stitch alike on both sew from fine Swise nafnscok to heavy put alterations. We will 1 square, and ranniug thence vouth at ‘it angles to waid F street eighty-nme feet two inches; thence north eichty-uine partition of two houses lots thirteen cot cn raid F street and also parte of said Lote 3 and 14), in sxia #q y-two (642), commencing for olnt om F atreet dixtant fourtecu feet eaxt woat coruer of wait square, and running thence street sixteen fest eleven nt angles toasid F wtreet toa Gividing "ne of lots twelve and thirteen (12 and 12), thence westward parallel with line sixteen feet eleven inches, aud then north to the place of bes Doe ene ai a “Terass of ge ie ae presc 5 lecree of cour: One-third of the -urchase mosey in cesh, and the bal: ance in six and twelve months, res x day of sale, with interest at six per cent por annum, anil secured by decd of trust upan the 501 +h, atcpton of the purchaser. A 2LiER B, WILLIAMS & Cp., Auctioneers, east sve: teon fou! : inches through the arts of eid BEW.NG MACHINE. to the place of Leginnim thirteen and fe hundred and f: loth and leather w SPECIAL SALE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY ®end the Hartford for ‘ast on @ line with waid inches; thenos south at ri ypuoatas LOWLING, Auctioncer. point three reet north of U FINE TRIPLE SILVER-PLATED WARE, ROGERS’ TABLE CUTLERY, MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND ORNA- §. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., Popul: snd Keliable Sewing Mechine and Fashion Ke ora STREEL NORTHWEST, St Cloud Building. K Prat OF THh LATE JOSEPH ree of the Surreme fumbia, parsed in FP Ca biie auction, “> the BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE C0.. ve been too long in the 1 keep everything ‘Gth treet northwest, DENTISTRY. HARTLEBEN. vauta College. Pht = "posit of $100 ‘ i, cn romsrye Poperey oot the default- yanciny at cost of purc.aser. . CULL, 5, ‘UUR O'CLOCK P. M., f land in the o STORE CORNFK l0rn AND D STREETS, (Pacing Pennsyivanis avenue), COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 307u, hed with in ten Puli te resell the property st the ex dmg purchaser. and improved. wi SATE OF PENNSYL~ a having purchased ame the practic umend hunt my rites upon tho hich is well woode’ and watered, and over- wea portion of the northera bounds =, , The tract will be firet offered aa a whole if not sold we will then offer the «ume secording t Lat of our subdivision in seven lots, wl lat the sale, viz: Lot 1, improved with the man- i outbuildings, Containing 22 14-100 acres; 100 acres: Lot 3, containing ‘These lot lie west of the line of the 319 454 ntreet iw. J. T. COLDWELL, Auet. HOLIZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, 10th and F streets northwest. ALE, OF (A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON THE TH AVENUE, Bi FIFTH STREETS Ni By virtue of a deed of trust dated Janu: 1842, and rceorded in Liber 99:4 {0 and Records of the District of Golumbi: nest of the holder of the note 1 wiil sell at public front of the premises, on TUESD VY, M ‘TH, A.D” 1883," at 81X O'CLOCK P. square 614, being one of the best building having @ froutage of 65 fect 10 1uches RESUMING AT TO AND O'CLOCK P.M., he | 4nd continue from day to day until the eutire stook is ch will be ex: | = kVEN AND A HALF ‘trons end the pubite ceneraliy asa dentist of undoubted - CA MAN, Dentist, 1015 lath et. now. The s'ock will include New and Beautiful Goods in jeces, Fruit Dixhes, ‘Iiitine Seta, | Waiters, ‘Toilet Seta, Urns, Cake Baskets, ‘Tareens, Bakers, Vases, Butters, Syrups, &c., &e. - of Dentintry. Moderate toon. DE. DONSALLY, 1321 F atrect northwest. D >. & SCOTT. DENTIST, Preservation of the Natar: RANDALL Fak stret nortlwest, ove fillings & specialty. 2 Lot $ adjoins th ah 7 250 DOZEN ROGERS? Drated Makes of ‘LRUS, CARVED HANDLE TED "KNIVES, FORKS, ARVERS, STEELA, IVES, &e., &, 1 ° reinaini g lote He east of Brentwood road. Lot 6 containing 8 59-10) sere «8 99 00 acres; Lot 4 cont ining lot has also a front of 645 40-100 t. th of the smount of the pur- 277 F street northwest. AND SILVER Pi NS. Dewtisr, on_New York a} ‘Terms of anle: ue, ™me-half cash, and tho balance in gf d_eiziteen months, in note n the property wold, with cent per aunnm, or all cosh, ut the option of the pur eit cf $100 reauired as woon be comny Tied with | AChoice Assortment of om the day of ea'e, the MANTEL CLOCKS, BKONZ#3 AND ORNAMENTS. seers giving his or their promissory Tred payments, with interest thereon at the rate the day of gal; or « vecnred b; dood crest at Kix por BER, DF NiIST, 6 ¥ the Hurd System, for the painless ex- ut ber annum from Chairs will be furnished the ladies, who are respect- tM. TALBOTT, street, tliree doors froin comer B..” Det . ‘Teeth inserted §7 perset. All work war- 1sT, No. 437 71 lic notice of euch resale f per, published in Waxhingto MAN, Any separate part | y bre aser sha I | within ten di) 8 serve the right to re ‘The voods will be eunrsnteed in every respect om rep ind our instructions @re mout positive to sell the entire stock withoutreser ve. T Buch sale, the Truste et at the risk sod cost of sneb defaulting purch ser. TI be seen upon appiteation to the | tance of bid it | sold in separate FOWOAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. street, three doors noth of Penneylvania Hereafter extractions Extract thous genes yoo ‘h tooth. traction without ute ctificial Teeth made, $7 k “G Amabeam Fillings, from 31 to $5. ss Have sdauustered 000 ractienitm, : (Punents coming by car wil be furnished feo tickets ‘No. 615 15th street n. w. ‘TZMAN, Auct oncer, 10:h and F'streete northwest. ED PROPERTY NEAL HIGH STREET, lersigned. $1,000 foalt on were sold as & whole, ahd $250 on cach lot RITED PLEDGES. sell by public auction at my store, 1918 Penp~ nue northwest, commencing onl | foin of forfeitea pledges, consisting of ba JOHN T. MICHELL: District of Columbia, pyased on the 10th day of] 1e84, inca tise Nv.8302. Equity Docket 22. see, Wilt sell of rpuows DOWLING, Auctioneer. FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT AUCTION. Qn THURSDAY MORNING, MAY THIRD, 1) No. 995 Hatzvet, Petween Sthand 10th strate nostic Went, at te readence of a party Ly dlveli ing. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 1 joussbolu Effects, the widersigned, Ts public auction, on D. Musical and Me- | ‘Vablo Ware, | rar -PAST FIVE (' front of the premises, sli that piece and premines known ind described as one hundred and twenty-five (125) of Hextty & on to Georgetown, D.C: Beginning 32 feet B on the south wide Of 2d street west frou the west ‘thine with the south line of th and paralie! with the west line of said he went line of part of said lot ¥ 10 KOUthwest corner of seid lot; thence ust 43 feet 9 mchen te inte dr. wn south 65 fect 21 | chenical Instruments. Pocket Cutlery, | Vases, Umbrellas, Parasols, Kevolvsr- ¥ Sil Fieh Lines, Fluting Muchines, ‘Clocks, fs, &e. | This sale will coutinne Morpings at 10 | tock and Evenings at7 o'clock until ali the lo.r are Persons holiling tickets, the tane on which hay— ing expired, will ploase take uotica.. QASY FEE AND DAILY WALKs IN THE Sr ard sunshine inercase vitality and longevity, her well hatred portasge cnt th ° kates 4 I. S cetublisbment 116 Pa ei, tur rein’ from and avoidance of ub and Inverted Neila Vascular thee foe $1 ter vindt- nin< hourekewp~ shali veti an ex- comprising in thousands of ve., opposite Wil- Walnut Haireloth Parlor Walnut Dwacf Book Case, Window Hangings, We! Lange Easy occers, Library Tal Fine Brusels and juperior at Several Sete of Sing. niture. Hair Mattresses, H. and C. Mattvan s, H. K. FULTON, Pawnbroker und Aucticnesr, oe, Wit suid Tino we to the bemmning, (reserving ‘to 3. H. King the alley near the south «est corner). nird cash; balanee iu 12 and 18 months; loed of trust, and to bear inter- at time of fale: converancing, purchaser's cost. Terma to be complied wit oter mace reranle at risk and cost of “do- ving five days’ p:iblic not:co iu tome newspaper publuihed in Wash IDNEY 7. THOMAS, Trustee. ors, ae dads Were B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctionours, | TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED E E, CORNER | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST. virtne of a deed of trust, deted Jul und recorded in Liber No. 791, folio 163, land records of Washington county, District of Fequest of the holder of the bond ibiic auction, in front RYT at FIV CLOCK PM. a m city of Want. Lot nine (9), aud the whole eleven (11), im square pombered nin‘ hundred aud twenty-five (925), and bounded as tes, phur and all Medicated ‘ainut M. T. Chsinber Fur- freed, objomite Rigser House. .M DICAL ELECTHICL vainic and Blectro Vapor Baths, Massa, S netic Treatment, Ree 152 ¥ street northwest. WOOD AND COAL. ee OE Coa Axo Wooo. larve lot of Bukers PINE sb mined COAL of superior quality tor Cee, all of which we offer at lowest inarket M.S. PARSONS Gxt; a deposit Sah movement, Maj Pam tot ie fanltiny yuri — Columbia, and at the se mor reese secured tlereby, I will well at FOLBY, Auctioneer, DUNCANSON BR MPHOMAS DOWLING, Aucnoaser. TRUSTERS' SALF_ OF ‘Two-sto! A'D SLAUGHTEK HOUSE “det tine bb, ASD ; NEW NAVAL |e ‘of n decree of thi rt of Cony © Supreme Cow the 188% PecuuKe ing, THURSDAY MORNING, |. AT HALF-PAS at 908 Tta Xe of iota ten (10) TEN O'CLOCK, | street, consisting of RI Wee Saat of WOOn alse tr running wonth along 9th and four (10+) feet Inches; thence west one hundred and Bing (409) feet and ore (1) inch: thenes nor b ove hua- 4 Loin five () feck eottearamastiy fear’ ¢ point five (§) feet rardiy from the interasct.on. of Pennsylvania avenne and the public quire. the alo, @ said aveuue one hundred and twenty-thies fest, to the place of bes ‘Verms: (ue-third GUOKLETOWN, D. SIDE OF HIGH st. ADJOINING THE OBSERVATORY G: TABLE LINENS, ETING’, HOSIEEY, UNDER- MEN'S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, GOSSAMER RUB- A COMPLETE, LE DOMESTIC the proprietor is highest bidder for M, FOLEY, Auctioneer, 908 7th street northwest STEAMER ARROWSMITH atlas. m. i ype ‘The attention of consumers is respectfully invited to au tnsyecuon of our stock. = STEPHENSON & BRo., ‘7th st. wharf and 12th st. snd aP. ave. POPULAR 10 COMMONWEALTH the city of Louisville, DAY. MAY 3ise, nies oreur on the lsat day of eacn month acepted.) Kepeated adjudication by Fed- ‘tate courts have controversy of Company beiouxs the only pian wings ate proven houest and. fair bey () ineh, toa seventh day of SSIMERES, A’ cuah, and the balance payable in equal paymevts, at efx and twelve months after date, to be secured by vot-x bearing eight Por vert. interest, or fers. $150 to be Cepomited ays after ualey and In defautt of compiences the boven. day ‘and jn default of coun Eruston rercrves the right to re-sell st the WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Truates, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING CARES NUMBrRMD NINE HUN- EN AND NINE HUN DRY. BETWEE® FIGHTH AND NW. SS NORTHEAST. supreme Court of Ge Tadies will please attend this determined to sed every art.cte ci Dole in occa stowse * Gu the piat of said city all cash, if the purchaser tance of bid. as lot numbered two Bd Part of lot nuniber-d two hon lawking’ addition to George- thin the following metes for the samo at the ot numbered 257, at a ; —— STRIBUTION 29., UMMER SCH DULE—1 ) leaves 7th «treet wharf Wg connecting with also, at Alexandcia with 7 of the purcheser. town, as contained _ wi oplt-d bounds, to wit; \weat corner Cf xald tersection eroad to the United States n runniug thence tn wn at line of said road four hundred south two hundred and forty-five hundred sud twenty-three and one Ine of anid Hizh street continue hundred and thirty-five and one-hal of bexinning, contiping two aud ope-balf soresof more or lees, with AND K AXD H STREBT! By order snd deeree of District of Cohumbta, made on the 30th day of Uctoler, 15m, in equity. cause No. 1713, wherein Samuel's. Pengh is the com the defendaut, I hence weet foot feot to the cast hence north two company has now on hand as ln-we capital evofund heat carefully the xt of prizes for MAY DRAWING. the improvements thereon, consist TENT C 863, ’CLOCK P. M., offer for sale, at public auetion, ered 910 and 911, be satne are 7am mises, Squares Term: cf ealc sa by Core ee ve and cichteen months from *hieh the prommesory i, or all cach at the Kew Sort stone inde oa few ‘Vork steamiera, ai ro reith the Chess be The said premises will be sol on the recorded subdivision ; ine tens (10) lots, ‘vary ‘aud in from ler lots, Mactingts sper ote i BEB YS: ik with Boston, 7 SEfSe822 a S in fall. A cok A depoate of $200 ayia termes ro notcompiied with Of sale the trustees reservothe cost of detaulidn 2 BATCR I skpnox, WILLIAMS. MILER ap26, 27.28, my}, 3,5,7.8, BENSINGER, Auchouess, ~~ ‘Washinton Carriage 985, 940 and M43 Loufeia'a srenne, Bi AUCTION SALE OF HORS AY, "THURSDAY AND § Beye ae on hand and at Iarunes, ety, ec, veh ti i goten days frome the daw 3 a8) 82 z Couveyaneing, &x., at the cost HENRY FE. DAVIS, Trusteo. 460 Louimana avenne, DUNCANSON BROS., Aneta. J. FISHER & G0., Keal Eetate Auctioneers. ae HALF-PAST; Coasting Co." Elegant leaves 6th street whart every MUN DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 6:90 peta. Point Lookout going and with Boston, Provi- Eee LADY OF THE LA‘ cf a OFFICE ORDER Pees can be sent at our expense. BOAKD: = dence and New York office, 1351 Pa. ‘gve. + one (Mice, 613 18th rounorcre OcK by street north; ko. TUES ATU BAY MORNING O'CLOt REGARD: Asie 2 lerwe stock of [rose Wacons, H a savas ‘consignments. TUESDAY Miay 1, 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. Forelen News by Cable To-day. MINISTER SARGRNT—THE PORK QUFSTION. Beatin, May 1.—The Nord Deutsche Zeitung, commenting on the interview with Mr. Sargent, the American minister, published in the Boersen Courter, in which Mr. Sargent dented that he had written’ uny article to the New Forker Handels- on the subject of American pork, says the best answer to Mr. Sargent’s statements therein is simply to reproduce the “article,” which appeared in the Handels-Zeitung with’ Mr. Sar- gent’s signature attached. Mr. Sargent should ex- plain how his signaiure appeared without his ‘stra subsequent correction from him. ‘The Nord Deutche Zeitung declares that it will never attack a minister of a friendly state when he is acting in his oMfctal capacity. It has now only to deal with @ newspaper article, which. contained statements Injurious to Germany. It will, it says, be glad to hear thag the signature of Mr. Sargent thereto was a mistake. {Yote.—There seems to be some confusion in Germany touching the communication of Mr. Sargent. What was printed in the Handels-Zet- tung, over Mr. Sargent’s signature, was a rej to his goverament. That report was printed in the consular reports, and was reproduced in tho Handels-Zettung.} DYNAMITE IN BIS POCKET. Lonnon, May 1.—A man named William Mitchell Was arraigned in court at Leicester this morning on a charge of having explosives in his possession with apparently an unlawful object. ‘The police Who arrested him state that he had four pounds of nitro-glycerine with him at the time he was taken into custody. Mitchell declared that the explo- sives were merely blasting cartridges. He was re- manded for a week, — Railrond Officers Elected. Portsmourm, N. H., May 1.—At the annual meeting of thé Eastern ratiroad, in New Hamp- shire to-day, the following directors were elected: Moody Currier, Dexter Richards, Francis Thomp- son, Edward L. Giddings, Edward A Abbott, Win, H. Goodwin, The directors were authorized to take such steps in relation to any Interests of the corporation growing out of the proposed Irasing of the Eastern ratiroad as in thelr Judgment may be deemed expedient and beneficial to the stock+ holders. At a subsequent meeting of the directors Moody Currier was chosen president and Willlam Haskell clerk. It 1s understood that a majority of the directors are oppos.d to the lease, eS Big Issue of Tobacce Stamps in Rich- 5 mond. Ricumonp, Va., May 1.—Otis H. Russell, collec- tor of internal revenue for this district, has Issued. since midnicht stamps, under the néw iaw, for nearly 2,000,000 pounds of manufactured tobacco, 4,000,000 cigarettes and 1,000,000 cigars. the tax ag- Sregating, In round numbers, $165,000. This is probably ‘the largest amount of stamps 1ssued during the time tn any other district in the coun- try. Spectal fast freight trains began, this morn- ing, transporting north, south, east and west the large orders which the manufacturers have been holding back awaiting the change in the tax. Ap- plications for a rebate on tobacco upon which the old tax was patd will be comparatively few and meinly confined to small manufacturers and deal- ers, ae State Election in Sonora, Mexico. HeERmosiL.0, Mex., Apri! 29.—The state election of Sonora was held to-day, «nd passed off quietly, Don Louis Torres has the unanimous vote of Hermosiilo,Guaymas, Magdalena, and Ures, These cittes polled a majority of the vote in the state, The newly elected governor formerly held the oMce, and 1s spoken of very highly by all s3es. It's conceded that the days of revolution are over in Sonora. sam ee Pennsylvania Hailroad Dividends. PHILADELPHIA, PA., 1.—The board of Airectors of the Pennayl {road company, at a special meeting this afternoon, decided to de- clare a semt-annul dividend of two per cent in cash, two per cent in scrip or cash, at the option OF stockholders, and four per cent Instock. The latter provision gives sto holders the privilege of subscribing to stock at par in the proportion of 25 per cent of thelr b ee Wall Street ‘To-day. SLIGHT DI-CLINE IN PRICES OF 8TOCK3. New York, May 1—Tue Post’s financial says: The stock market during the forenoon was dull ind moderately steady, though with a frac- ‘onal dectine in priges at 12:20 a8 compared with last’ eveniug. There was scarcely anything: worthy to be called a “featare” tn the market dur- ing the forenoon. Manitoba, Union Pacifle, and the Vand rbilt stocks xeneraliy were the weakest, Manlio! @ declining @ per cent, while the others de- clined 4 lo %. Aside from these the decline on the remainder 01 the list was unimportant, being only a fraction, Oregon and Trans-Continental was exceptionally strong, and advanced % while the Test of the list declined. Government bonds were Unchanged in the forenoon, State bonds were 13g per cent higher for Missouri 6's of 1888, but other- wise quiet. Railroad bonds were active. There were sales Of 355,000 of the West Shore bonds st 82, 8134, against 824, atthe close last night. Texas Mt Pocifc (Rio Grande division) 6's were active, and ther» we @ sales of 275,000 at 83%, 84, against 6357 lust evening. — ‘Tetegraphic Briefs. ‘The demand of the Pittsburg cigar makers was conceded by all the small manufacturers. Conse- quently only the employes of four large estab! ments were ordered Out by the ciyar mak union this morning. The hearing at Barnstable, Mass., In the case of Ches. F. Freeman, who murdered his chiid at Po- rting that he had divine authority for ind was subsequently confined nan Insane a-ylum. came up to-day. Dr. Goldsinith, superintendent of the insane asylum, testified that he eousidered Freeman a sane man, Reports from the railroad coal mines about Pitisburg are meagre, but enough have been re- ceived wo Indicate that ageneral strike was tn- augurated to-day against the half cent per bushel reduction ta the price of mining. Tn Hyde county, N. C., a negro was hanged and his body buried by his wife and her lover. Both of the alleged culprits have been lodged tn jall in Pamlico county. —_.—_—_ PATENTS were issued to-day as follows:—Edward ‘M. Bentley, Washington, two patents, electric way, and @ patent to KE. M. Bentley and W. H. Knight for the sume; Alvan D. Brock, Washing- ton, manafacture of Colled metulite pipes; W. H. 3. Burguyn, Richmond, hand motive power: Jonas Cooper, Washington, shutter and fastening there- for; W. H. Ellicott, Baltimore, hot _blast stove for Diast furbaces: William E. Gard, Baltimore, lead pasate ca-e; Wm. F. Jones, Biltimore, sectional nking roller; W. H. H. Knight, Washington, opera chair; Charles H. Kozle, Baltimore, assignee to American Electrophore company, Washington, plate for secondary batteries: G. W. Lindsey and Hi. W. Raleigh, Baltimore, fire-escape; Jobn W. Paine, Baltimore, Sut] elevator; Sallte P. Fark, Waehington, bathing attachment for bird cages; pee ‘T. Pillings, Baltimore, sectional tubular er, SECRETARY WaTre WAVERTNG.—A telegram from AUanta says: Commissioner Gregory, in behalt of the civil service commisston, has entreated Woods White to withdraw bis resignation as secretary. White says he will ro: do #0, but will consent to serve the commission temporarily, He will proba- biy yet accept the place. REUNION OF THR’ARMY O¥ THE PoTOwAO.—Gen. A. A. Humphreys, Gen. Horatio @. Wright, and Major John M. Carson, representing the Society of the Army of the Potomac, called on the President today and invited him to take part in the annual Teunon of the society, to be held In Washington onthe 16th inst. The inv.t tion was accepted. Several members of the Cabinct have also signified their Intention to be present. ‘The reductign made in ratirond rates by the trunk Unes from all parts, and the acee} Of invitatiows by the most dis- Ungulshed officers of the Army of the Potomac, lead to the belief that the attendance at the com: ing reunion will exceed thet usual upon such oc casions. Naval Nores.—Commodore John @. Walker has returned from New York, where he went to in- spect the extensive repairs to the U. 8. 8. Treaton. He reports that she will be ready for sea about the 1st of July. She Will probably be sent to the asl- atic station to take the place of tne flagship Rich- mond. ‘The Lancaster salled fret Havre, France, ‘THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Spr telowig exe the cocning and closing. ithe New York Stock Market to-day, as re; Lyepecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 889 18th stre Mt Pa dan nce tiem be teodirensos A RECELESS YOUNG MAN WITH 4 PISTOL COMTER- PLATES SUICIDE AMD SHOOTS AT ANOTHER MAM. Some excitement was caused in the neighbor. hood of John Schlotterback’s saloon, on O street, near 7th street, about 10:30 o'clock last night by ‘the report of pistol shots. Private J. J. Smith, of the sixth precinct, hastened to the saloon and was ‘formed by the proprietor that » young man Bamed J. Harry Clampitt had trie4 to shoot another man, and also declared that he intended to commit suicide, Clam pitt was arrested and a Pistol was found on him, and Mr. S gave the oMcer a paper that the prisoner gave him On one side of the paper was written, In a bold hand: 36) 765 Nor. & Wes p. 44iy North Pac ....| 81% 32% egdisess ef , oe ee se miler St PR Omalia! O&A Wasurxoros, D. C., April 30, 1883. T) S88 S240 Dal pret...” 100% 106 To whom it may concern Mich. Cent. o i Texas Pac 1eufgEndernizned. have nerve enourh todoasTeay. | MK. &T.....| 0% Ay Union Pac blow my brains out before 11 o'clock p. m. s Hanut Ciawerre, | MO. Pacific... 1044 108% Wat Pac. Zacenn 3 N. J. Central. -| 764 754 Wab. Pac. pid seek tam COE te ea YourHarry, | AX. Central hese ts /west. Coie ‘The other side of the paper contains a note to Naeem his mother and to Emma Bullivan. Parext Decision.—The Patent Moe calts the ao ap lteniceg os poagomnpen Sempitt who | attention of inventors and purchasers of unpate only twen' years old, was put on tri: for as. sault. with intent to kill.” Hebad.no counsel and | 0% inventions to the decision of the United pleaded not guilty. Mr. Klenk, the first witneas | Stats circuit courtof the northern district of New called, stated that about 10:30’ o'clock last night, | York lo the case of Wright, 3. gt. Randall et ab, while he was sitting in the dining-room at Mr. | (2! ©. G.. 483), In which it is heid that an assy Schlotterback’s restaurant, he heard Mr. Schlotter- | ent of am unpatented invention on which @ back say, in an excited tone, “For God's sake don't | Patent is to be issued to the asalnee must no Idene do it in my house!” Mr. 8. then called to witness | tify the invention by a rrference to a specification, wo come into the bar, and as he Into the | OT an application, or otherwt Unat there can be bar the prisoner said: “You —-——? if you come | BO mistake as lo what particular (ovention is In- any nearer I will blow your brains out.” He had | tended. Assignments that do not unmistakably iS pistol leveled at witness’ head all the time,and | Mentify the application will be beld unrecorded. palssigoemeg SOT Teen OTe nee | ABSENTEKIN IX THE SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoURt.— Sonn Schlotterback, the Keeper of the restaurent, | THIS Morning, in the Special Criminal Court, there Stated that the defendant, who lives in the Mn eee ating cance Sp ee neighborhood, last night came into the bar-room | {141, owing to the absence of witnesses or counsel, Gnd drank «Glass of beer ane puliod Duta aen | tat Judge Macarthur asked: “Is = ae Of paper from’ his et and {aid it on the bar prosatt Where Is there @ prisoner 7” Assistant and asked witness toread ft Almost stimuftaues | District Attorney:—“We may get_a priconer ty ously he drew a revolver and put it at his forehead | S°hd!ng an officer down stairs. Send up Thomas and said ne was going to Kill himself. Witness | Mackey." The palliff retired. and yo ea ot frightened at the sight of the pistol and asked | {horn was a runt Gr laughter ae ee Bene im not to shoot himself there, and then called for | there was a roar of laughter, du: ich Mr. M. Smith asked: “Is the district attorney here tT? Py fe declared that he intended to kill him- : belfand wien Mr- Kichk came in bets SR ey Se See ee athim. Judge Snell sent the case to the grand | thir. and have been for six months” The sug- om Was ado; tet, and at 10:45 ‘ht and a jury was sworu, > Harbormaster Sutton re. tas follows: Sunt, e bri " ~ 7 gestion to send for t fury.,and Clampitt was committed in detauit of | FCC they we A STAR reporter saw young Clampitt in his cell after the court adjourned, and he stated that he | pq giTae TRADE. Har came heze about two months ago from Baltimore, | f° ered 01 0%) where his family reside. He said he was drunk at Son Res ee sae Tee ie ees the Ume he was arrested, and had no motive £0F } twee umber tor Johnson & Wiisatte oche “active, committing suicide. Hussy, 1,000,000 laths, city dealers; schr. Henry ‘Lecal 8 Notes. D. May, Morris, 234.000 feet lumber, clty dealers; sehr. Mary and Elia, Gibson, 300 bushels c e To-day, Messrs E. Totten and F. Batley, for the | Market: pungy Thotias Jeferson, Howe BG hese Baltimore and Potomac raiiroas company, entered | ets oysters, market; sloop Maggie, Woudieod, 0D suit agatnst John Dowling for unjustly detaining | pushels oysters, market, scht Black Hawk: bake eleven bags of coffap, for which $500 damages are | wands, 40 cords wood, J. 0. Caren guimed. "The coffe. it appears, was by mistake — elivered to Dowling, and he refuses to surrender ‘Travelers’ Guide. it Penwsvivanta Road:—For Bsitmore—a. m, ‘The month just closed was the rainiest Apri | g:i0, N00 tex, x). 10:90 (ex) p.m, 1:98 here ‘since 1877, When the precipitation was 447 | (ex.}, 4:30 (ox), 4:40, 6220, 7290 (x... 9:00 Px), AD inches. Last month it was 4.09 inches. ‘The aver- (2X) Boston—p.m., 1:0; on Sunday, 4:2." New age temperature last month was 50.9 degrees,about | York and east—a.t., 8 (ex.), 9:98 (Lex), 1080 the same as in the two preceding years. ex.) P.m.. 1:30 (X.), 4280 (eX), O80 (ox), 10:20 ‘esterday a horse attached to a wagon took | (ex) For Philadeiphia—a.m., * (ex), 8:39 fright and ran away at the corner of 18th and I | 10:80 (ex.) P.m., 1:30 (ex), 4:20 vex t, tO streets northwest, throwing out the driver, Mr. | 19:29 (x) For’ Pittsours and west. John Newton, and cutting hi eee He | (ex.) P-m., 7:30 (¢x.), 9:30 (ex.) For Ri ester, Was taken to the naval dispe: and attended | Erie, Niagara—p. 20. Pope's creck by Dr. Rixey. 6:40. P.m., 4:40. Richmond and gouth—a.m., Two diminutive colored boys named Harry | 11:35. Pn... Campbell and Jos. Summers, aged respect-| B. & 0. R’R:—For Baittmore—a- Wely eight and ten years, were sent to Jatl for 80 (x), 9, 10x) Pm. 1 days by Judge Snell to-day for stealing chickens | (ex), 3, 4:80, 4-40, 5:48 (ox), —— w York und Philadel Base Bars.—The Columbias defeated the Hool- 3 (ex), O20 4x) 4 oys yesterday evening on the old National grounds 100 (ex) by a score of 20 to 14. ‘The Standards defeated the | {q' Sag Seythiane by a score of 29 to 9. At Richmond,Va— | 9:15 ex.) For Pittabure Richmond, 4; Deflance, of Philadelphia, 1. AU | 8:40 -x) Detroit pau Philadelphia—Athietic, 9; Philadelphia, 4 At ginie—a.m., 840 (ex.) ¥ Pirtsburg—Allegieny, 11; Anthracite, 1, ‘At New | Sm. 8:10. P-ng 4.3%, 640, York—Metropolitan, 6; New York, 7. dese elated a A SxnTRNOF Repucep.—Latayette Allison, con-| “E@ryland Grave Kobbers Arrested. yom of npose een, and Ses by sou EXCITEMENT IN A BALTIMORE (UBURR. jagner last week to seven years in the Erle county an @aste subi 0 ade QS. ¥.) penitentiary, was broucht up trom Jall tx A cis mencfele ay pasegh reg sites - ———— lay, and his sentence was reduced to two and a sine ica Over the capture of thres half years’ inprisonment at the same place, grave robbers, one white and two coiored men, sar otnbisiive last night. A policeman caught them at a brews Junax James’ health has $0 much improved that | ery near Bay View, where they hal stepped to he resuined his place on the Equity Court bench | >, J PP fet 3 of Bostob—am., Ht or Chicago, Cinclinatt (ex.), 1033 (ex) Pm, a.m,” 10:18 Pm, $340 (ex.) Point of Rocks and way— take a drink, after despolling three grave any. _ had the bodies of two white men and on: ON TRIAL POR STEALING A Bronze Castino or | Woman th a wagon, and were apparently on their TRE HEAD OF Cuter Justice Cuase.—This alter- | way to deliver them somewhere. ‘The resurreoe noon inthe Special Criminal Court, Judge Mac-| Uonists say they were employed by a leadim Arthur presiding, Edward Johnson and John Hnd- | physician of Baltimore, who. promised Ynem Son, colore1, were put. on trial for housebreaking, | aplece for the bodies, They claim to Lave t-ken in entering the art studio of Mr. Arthur Mills, in| the corpses from the pauper. or uty at By the county, last January, and stealing a bronze | View, but It {s believed that they werr taken from. casing of the head of Culet Justice Chase. There | Moust Carmel Threats of lynching were freely are several indictments against. the defendants, | made, and tie police station where the captives Who belong toa gang of housebreakers, some of | were ‘Indged had to be guarted by an extra torce whom have been convicted. Messrs Walker and | last night. Under a law passed by the last Ingle. England were assigned by the court to defend the | lature grave robbing Isa peniteutlary ufense in prisoners. OMicer Siack testified to arresting the | Maryland. defendants for the robbery. Jesse Matthews, col- — ored, testified that he accompanted the defendants | AN Anwy or out to Mr. Mills’ place on the day tn question, and Miners, who are Opposed to a reductic in wages that the defendants and Watt Butler ailas Haw- | that ainount to fifty cents per dy. cig-rmakers Kins, who has been convicted, entered the studio, | who want an increase of $1 per thousand, and and jhe stood on the ratiroad The defendants | plasterers who want an Increase of “ents prt any caine out with the head, but it was too heavy for | will constitute about 8.000 in-n who will be out of them, and they dropped tt. employment in Pittsburg and tue vicinity to-day SSR acai Zara strike e Clea K } barr a. Limigation Anovr 4 | Stunet Coxtract.— | teen ordered, nnd those at Seome a ee ec has Messrs. Hine & Thomas, for Jacob Lerch, have | manded an alvance of a dollar per thousand. ‘The filed a bill against W. B. Moses for an account and | cicarmakers in Philadelphia have struck for a settlement. The Dill states that a contract was similar advance....The stemmers tn ali the tobace was made by tue District Commissioners with co factories in Lynchburg b struck for an Ite Borns & McKnight. duly tst, 1879. for the pave- | crease of wages Irom 20 G0 73 cents pet Load nent Of U street, from 7th to Sth, and other .-.. The cigarette-makers in New York heve strack. Streets; that 10 per cent was retained, and the 10 | for uigher wages....The tanners strike tn Alle= per cent amounts to $4,970.98; that plaintiff bought | gheny, Pa., Is about over. = out fhe Interest of Burns, cece Burns having eh ais seior e =| no capital retired, and plaintiff took his place and ; tie work was done; thata large amount of ine | , ANOTHER Desreverive CYCLONE IN THR SOUTER terial remained, and of this a quantity has been | A terrible cyclone visited Webster paristi, Loulee sold by Moses or used by him and McKnight in | !)3, Saturday evening, passing from the ‘north- other work; that McKnight and Bi ‘arral east to the southwest over a length of track exe : ight urns mged | tending 15 <> to obtain the money to carry on the contract for | (’Ndlng 16 miles Houses and barns w: W. B. Moses and Frank Hume, they to become en- | @*Molisbed, | w —_—+e- —— RIKERS.—The railroad coal e rails from the f oes were titled fo half the profits, and Moses claims to have | VOW for tiles. Mrs. Youngblood was seriously apd several children were slightly burt. Mirecu- Spree oe ames a, and plalntify now | ious escapes are terortea, eee gigi ee —To-day Mr. I. A AivsBanp’s BILL For Drvorci eal, for Joseph McDonald, Med a bill for MARRIED. from Katie McDonald. They were married | st" lomdue Chueh: by te ee a Mt ARS, Bt Leavenworth, Kan.. September Sth, 1875, and | JANyS AUEMN to LSALELLA A, MATOS i Dave resided here since 1881, and he charges that during certain months she beat him, and that recenuly he has been compeliel to fiy from bis house for safety, and he finds that on account of her temper It 18 unsafe for him to live with her. Cianoep wirn ViotaTiNG THE Fismeny Laws. — s Yesterday Acting Sergeant Nokes arrested James , eldest duughter of the late Churies A. Shermen iu ae Thomas Schackeliord, fishermen, for sad srendanghibe of Joseph H. Bradley, esq. No alleged violation of the fish laws,'In failing to litt | © . 2 : iB thelr nets out of the water from Saturday, at sup- | ast® Cruz, California and Newark, N. J., papers "S$. On April 26th, 1883, by Rev. pM A. Ee MOMAN to Mle ALIe both of this city 2 TON-SHERMAN. On April 30, 1883, in Trint- eh. by the rector, Rey D-. ThomarG. Addi- INGUAM PEYTON to BEULAH WAL- St, fo 12 o'clock Sunday night, us the law pre- steno nosy 3 a scribes, ‘Their nets were seen to be in the water eee during the hours stated, fund thelr cas Spo ee m — the Police Court to-morrow. The penalty ts a hea NALDSON. On April 90, 1 it 8.45 fine, sd ‘YF | MAKGUEITE, DONALEOOS hecnteee tak paintal Ulne+s, which «he bore with Christian: fortitude. owed pe Fowmnas. ov ina Abxinas, Mroptrron.— | wile cf Wilata H. Doualdson, iu thy sores ty-thied Joat ‘uneral services were beld lust event: over the v remains of Rear Admiral Edward Middleton, at | Funeral from McKendree Church to-morrow, Wi the family residence on A street, peur 24 south- Toattadd! 2 clock p.m. Friends of the funiily invite east, Rev. A. F. Stevie, of St. Mark's Church, off . : . TZGPRALD. 80t%, clating, ‘Tho remains were taken to the depot | so) cc 12 tO peincS ae eT ae AT Botte and taken to Brooklyn, N. ¥., for interincnt in | ‘8's, she bore with Christ an fortitude, MAGGI An Greenwood cemete! beloved wife of Fd: A. Pitzerald i Geary towel —_»—_ osughter of Michsel J. and Mary Fenton, in the twen- STEALING THE NUMBER OFF 4 Hovse Door.—A | ty-seventh yoar of hor ago, May she rent injeaoe. ten-year-old boy, with the suggestive name of ‘When in Mt. Olivet my grave yon ner, Frank Honesty, Was in the Police Court this morn- O, parents dear, weep not for mes ing for stealing. Mr. Wm. MacLeod, of No, 1283 My Hime tk comic. and blent is He 18th street, the curator at the Corcoran Gallery of ‘ho called me to eternity. April 17th for Antwerp, Belvium, After a sta there of afew days she would leave for Gravesepd, Rngland. The Juniata left Aden for Muscat, A\ bia, April 84. ‘The Alllance sailed trom Key’ West this morning for Hampton Roads. The Powhatan, arrived at Key West, April 25th, seven days from Aspinw: THE ATTORNSY Guwerat ts suffering from a severe cough, and remains at home by the advice of B's physictans. He does not come to his office at all, because the painting which 1s being done there aggravates Is cough. Advantage 8 being taken of his absence to puthis office room in summer dress, In THR Count OF Ciara to-day the cases of A. A. Kulb and Samuet G. Lawton against the United States were argued and submitted, and the court adjourned until Monday next. THe CaBineT MEKTING.—The session of the Cab- {net to-day lasted till 8 o'clock. All the members were present but the Attorney General. The main subject of discussion was the civil service rutes, but no decision was reached. A special meeting willbe held to-morrow for thelr fal considera u ‘Tn SwaTaRa.—A cable dispatch received at the Navy department from the U. & S. Swatara re ports her at Aspinwall to-day. ‘Tuk Rane SPROIMEN of sperm whale which has been received by Prof. Baird, a3 stated in yester- day’s Sar, was forwarded by the keeper of the Mfe-saving station at Spring Lake, N. J. This ts the secona vainabie fish specimen which has been Captured by the employes cf the iife-saving ser- € Art, testified that the number has been stolen off | . Funeral will take place st 6:30 a. m.on Wednenday, his house. | OMicer Cole testified to recovering the | MeY 24, from tis residence of her husband. southeadd pumber trom the boy, who put it on bis own] sxe Tominics Churchcth ore et Nedalem mass house. He was sent down for 80 days. JOSEPH. On May 1, 1883, at 4-15 a. m., Doctor DEATH oF Mr. James Savena—Mr. James Say- | RICHAED JOSEPH, alsburetng’ clerk Lepartinent tae era, a well-known citizen of South Washington, | “Notice of time of funeral in the morning papers. * died at his home last evening, at 6 o'clock. Mr. “KENNY. Sayers, who was a Scotchtnan, came to this coun: | g.18 Macc of Soech Rinne Sree Ay oer try in the fall of 1852, and settied tu Washington. | MoKenny, in the Aity-Dfth yeat of her'aye: He was a stone-cutter by trade, and his first work | Funeral on Thursday, 4 pem., from Jia] F street in this country was as foreman in charge of Uhe | Dorthwest. ed Work of constructing the Soldiers’ Home. He | RAYMOND. On May Ist, 1883, ALFRED GRAY- had resided in the same hous on E street south- BOR RAMMOND. tn the thirtieth year of Lis axe, som West for the past twenty-seven years. He was | james - and Hobeces F. Raymon. among the earliest members of the old 7th street | xavy for the inet too pene a ean the U.S. (now Westminster) Church. A widow, three sons | On sec unt of ft heniche ee and a daughter survive him. the fanera' wiil take place from his mother's real Squce, 1909 Penneylvania avenun, at ¥ O'clock pm). oe A Svrr For Dawagea.—Yeaterday Ira Nichols, of | Thursday. 9 Now Jeruasiem 1 ong, No. 6, Fe New York, by MrT & Kimialt, Bled a suit again t| AA M-. willhave charge. “Frionde and relatives’ are v. ain Lo recover '. damages. ‘Lalntitl Y Sissons hats Meenas, tee, Chey enibered’ unto || ue toeunoes ee Palesens BAS PeseR ee ee hegotiations to rehase tl Mason farm, in 3 = Charles county, ala. the purchase to be Made bY | RERSP ogeh Bicone eat, 240 Pm, JOBLPE through Main & Bro. He was notified of the pur- | the funeral, from his ints rosldence f7y Ieee seat chase for §10,000—$6,000 in cash «ni the balance to | west, on Wednesday, at 8 pm * talook p.m. as his half of the amount necessary to bind the | his late residence. 624 Rar ts | bargain, at the request of Main. He, with his son, | PAYERS. aged ped gran day found that Main had not purohased the farm im | Powpyterian Church. 7th ‘street, between D aud i the name of Nichols aud Main. He charges that “ene taba vey one-half the farm to him. sedated Augustine, No. 1, have elected the following ea = Se ; ROONEY & CO. officers: Joseph Davis, commander; James Davis DONE® 8.00. Moin for their Joint benefit, and it was made Preniesnd oetives ercreers remain 90 mortgago—and March Sth he paid $100 | | <AVERS. On Ape! 30, 1883, at 6 came here and took charge of the farm, ana ther | » Hie funeral wii place from the & Bro. now refuses to con. = =" Hurcrox oF Orricrns.—Tho Knights of st UNDERTAKERS and Augustus Fletcher, deputy cominanders; L. J. areroooms, Herbert, recording scrive; M. C, financial |, 2uu fis and, es ng otelen para tended in city and country. Mos! gertbe; 5. H. Baxter, herald; J. Mi det, wat 3 . A. Warren, standard bearer; Benjamin Young, vo ° captain general: J. Herbert, G. Coakley, i dat add Kelley, DB. Colbert, J. V. Thomas, Wm. Watson, UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, board of governors, 922 Pexnerivasia Avenve N.W. ‘The Courts. Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) SPECIAL CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Mac Arthur. “‘Everything first-class and reasonable.” ans Yesterday, Walter Gordon, larceny (appeal); RED. SPIN guilty. = TUNDEN TAREE 233 7th st, bet. Mand Nn.w. ‘To day Charles E Williams, house-breaking in embalmed and for Wansportation. the night, plea of guilty; sentenced fo five years Residence at place of a in the Erie county penitentlary. Joseph Meycr OSEPH AWLER, (indicted with Isadora — false pretences, J Getta iG UNDERTAKER, leaded not * Valker, fo of | 1726 Pennsylvania avenue west. Terms moderate pana site eee arian oe | ae penitentiary. "Edward Johnson an n Hud- & Which mie —— J 1837 Tewre STRxEr Eaurrr Covat-—Judge Cox. ‘Tetenhone Connection. eit) Yesterday, National Capital Insurance Company = agt Russell; order of April 2s:h ‘modined. West. A Feubiba NG UNDERTAKER, ham Gran Com; agt Chandler, confesso act EL Dunn: set aside and leaveeto answer | Seale eemneytvania avenue northwest aman: ~~" rom. oemaker agt. yell: A. Birney appointed guardian ad litem. Empire THE TRADES. ‘Mill Company agt. Ager et al.; services of process ‘vacated, UFUS FH. DARRY, PoLior Counr—Judge Sne?. acCn wake Eee RAND To-day, Theodore he a ee gay 2 his bar open | Feta! lished 1876, ic 432 Tin Bearer. Setanta ten were, ,Cnurie Green and [Leh sonra, Lucy Drew; 80 days’ and restitution. James Pot- CASH %, &o., wa. ter, colored, assault on Lucy Davis: §6 or 8 days. Sage ethene Bite Prove,