Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. _ AUCTION SALES.= AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. THIS AFTEKNOON. TXEUSTEE’S_ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN: eS ¥QO. cS NUMBSeheD NINE KUN. i) AND TE: I>B HUNDRED AND iGHTH AND NINiH ETS NOKTE \ FUTURE pays. ground pet or ay te: ecemary ‘dhe eotd prem’ Ne recorded. + reoreck on the 20 to 121 : eecording to 2 plat to be exhib- few herd nder in two (2) quai instaime uts, in ‘0 (2) years, with Velvet and Lape terest, the deferred payments to be. by notes recured Spgcain Carses ¥ deed of trust on the pre : fickr and Bek - | som of the A deposit of 250 wil be req Villows and be: ote. m each lot when sold. Conveyancing, &c., at the cost WALT rpte-d&ds Tyros. 3. Ei Real I state Auctioneers. are 453. B situa denth Diproved . end having ves in rear of lot, facing a ley. rl cash: balance’ im six and tweive Le deed of trast on property sold. |. FISHEL & CO., Anetioncers, THIS EY! rpuomas DowLin Auctioneer. OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, VARIOUS OWNERS, To be Sold at my AUCTION ROOMS, west corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th street, Washington, D. C., WEDNESDAY EVENING, Max 9, 1883, Aud Following Evenings. eaet 98 fee aid Wea> Lane raid bot 1a Sa’e to commence each Evenirg at 7:30 o'clock pre- | cisely. ‘Terms Cash. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. PEK THomp: ioneer, et my auction room, sonthwest corner of nd 1¢th siroet, on FRIDAY NG, MAY VENTH, over for men, youths, and Chil- up; overalls, coats, pants, and over pairs of Suspenders, Neckties, ete.” ete. Dea‘ers invited. my! WILL BE THE LAST i or THE . LOS. é AUCTION SALE RS SALE ¢ Os FIRST p AND E ar 908 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. SALE COMMENCES AT 10:30 A.M. DAILY, ON NEXT TUESDAY WILL BE A SPECIAL CLOS- ING SALE OF V D.strict afore- | SILKS. CASHMERES, NUNS VEILING, BUNT- sede 1 TABLE 1 |, LINEN SHEETINGS, ubered one (1), in CSC LaDIS SPECIALLY INVITED. FOLEY, Auctioneer, VED BE- upreme Court of tie, passed in} quity e No. ‘29th March, 1983, the undersigned! rf the ELEVENTH DAY OF 1883, at FT O'CLOCK P. ML... at public . in front of the premises, sell the following real ¥: ‘Being paris of lots thirteen aud four- a «ix bundre-l and forty-two cominencing for the same at a point on F street thiriy feet eleve ches from the uorthwest orner of said equare, and running thencs eouth at it eles to suid F etr. ichty-ume feet two inches; E ee avenue to a point + a line being drawn a Heve tcuce east s verteon fee; thenee north eighty-nine right tt ces fret two inckes through the partition of two houses Z : en parts of raid lots thirteen and fourteen C3, and 14), thence west cn taid F street t. the place of beginning: and also paits of said Lote and fourteen (13 snd 14), it sid square six ISON HOPEINS. § : S. ro (642), comm for the same kis THOMAS ¢ stant fourteen feet east from the uctioneer. rner of said aquare, end running thence thence south etsigatauries i aesth Ferrer yee A PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D.C : thence south al angles to said F street to a By <4 eAR 3 RK point three feet north ‘ividing line of lots twelve Roce SALE SNAKE ERE MARERE | Por iumtcen aac isle Galea RE On TH, 138 raid clivid'ng line sixteen feet even inches: aud thenee o atone cz Gat orth tthe ace of beginning ee ee 1° | _ Tersus of saie us preseribed by decree of Ae coher ies One-third of the purchase money in cash, aud. the bal 5 | ance in day of xX and twelve months, respectively. from the le, With interest at six per cent per annem, ced by deed of trust upon the property sold; oF ion of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 ne of sale. If the terms are :ot com- with in ten days after sale, the trustees reserve the resell the property at the expenseof the default- All conveyancing at cost of purcuaser.. JUDSON T. CULL, 32 D street n.w. Bridge street, and 1 es, then east I racist ing purchaser. { JNO, A. CLARKE, ‘Trustees, 919 44 street new. ) J. T. COLDWELL, Anct. Z ap30-10¢ NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY PROPERTY, ON THE BLADENSBURG TURN PIKR, KNOWN THE “LAUER PLAC ra ABOUT HAL, BETWEEN WASHING: ON ‘bad: | \D BLADENSBURG. i premie Court District of Columbia, signal Be Bernard Geier azeinst Gregor YCLOCK P. M.,. rhe District of lying on the cast Dare turnpike ro stone on fi ars Teg? and recording at degeees east 46 perches, to the center of a : thence with the center ‘of sad branch degrees east 11 perches, thence sonth 22} de- } 15 porches, thence south 14 deyreen cust 104 Perches, thence south 85 dezrees west 41 perches to the place of beginning. thls’ plage contains, about 5i¢ ‘oved by brick dwelling, slauzhter-house, ce , well for the residence NORTHWI at 2 butcher. the ernis: One-fourth cash; balance in a'x, twelve and the rev eighteen mouths, with intsrest from day of eale at six gucts it Gent perantum, or all cash if desired. $150 de- THY Nii, A. postt required. Conveyaneluy at purchaser's cost, and Mt a. sqrare 514, terms to be compiied with in ten daya. ots i tes FRANCIS MILLER, on N 460 Louisiana avenue, A JOB BARNAKD, Testes 503 D street northwest, vest.at six per | _ap23-s,tu,th DUNCANSON BOS. Ancta, mn ef the pur | — = as the lotis | @ AL. OF CHOICE LOTS, NOS. 15 AND 16, IN QUAKE 153, ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, MAY FLEVENTH, AT ey ays, others ise | defaulting purchaser, «of such resale in The Even- din Wash: . 2M. P.M.. Iwill offer for sale on tha premises, that beautiful pleco «f ground. embracing ten’ ‘building lots fronting on Massachusetts avenue and on Asth street northwest, as a whole or by the single lot, ope mee accordms to plat exhibited at the sale, and postsd on BO. EOLTZMA) the signs in the ground. ‘The whole embraces 32,293 10% Square feet, and the single lots vary from 2,600 to 4, 350 ISHER & ct square feet cach. | Title indisymtable. Keal Estate Auctioneers, Cope = BALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPI- jorma: Uno third cash; balanes one and t from day of sale, secured by trust on ends “The notes for deferred y nents to bear LE BUILDE: ists per cont per annum, pevalie reai-enally; or APP RSS CELE 2 |S a ooxo, aimee Fi .. we will sell af at 1 . P. ; aub Lo 18 end 19, lygaare 872. “These lots —— = th fre 20 feet on sonth C street, near the 1 Hire ar oe Pennayivanin aod North Carolina avenues. ‘Term of sele: One-third cash; balance in six and tweive months, secured by deed of trust on property sold, with .nterest at sx per cent. myT-dkds Hos. J. FISHER & CO., Aucts. rpuowas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TKUSTFES SALE OF **ECKINGTON,” THE COUNTRY SEAT OF THY LATE JOSEPH GALES, ESQ. cud Carriage Bozar, ‘988, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue. AUCTION SALE OF JIGRSES, BUGGIES. Ca) AGE*, WAGONS, HARK Da cy ict (described by metes and bounds dcerech containing S718 wanes ed lund, more or leas, and improved with a large and substahtial dweiliui Mhere are several Cenuttfal building sites upon th are se a upon the Proporta, pblch in well wooded and watered. and over: icoks aud formsa portion of the northern boundary the city. The tract will be first offered as a whole. an if hot sold we will then offer the same according 10 the Lat of our subaivision in seven lots, which will be exe buted at the sale, viz: Lot J, improved with the mau. $30,600 FOR_ FIFTY-SIXTH ie LAR MO! ae DRAWING ” oF Tw Ox MONWEALTH DIST: in the c'ty of L THUKSDA’ 12 77-100 acres; Lot 6 contaniny 5 containing 8 99-100 ‘acres; Lot 956-100 acres. ‘This lot has also a front BB. har, tat | ‘“Tormect sales On Ait of the 5 ‘ibe company has now on 4 a large capital CrInS C: ‘J andreserysfun Head carefully the ist of prizes for | chase money in cash aud the meaidan arto te aoe See on foe | Seaitmontes ‘auc in sis, twelve, eictcen and twenl MAY DRAWING. s 9 i inten cotank Aratt in ARLISLE, 307 Det.n.w. 1 $122, 400 | parcels. tie y 2 A JAMES 8. EDWARDS, 503 D st. n. ope aa tates 7 cat 8 be 503 D st. n. w. 8. me 8 JOnN T. MiTCHEEL: 876-00 SUSATURDAY. an May Eee hoe eee at under good rentals. Gas Cooxixe Stoves FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, ‘TENTH STREET. wD 7 UL TRUSS: ‘T ONEVER ss. never weare out, always and can bo ‘Worn whitc bathing. Is tor MB. FISMn devotes b's Smee. rpsonas DOWLING, Auctionser. SALE OF MODERN AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE, NIRROR’, SEVERAN, FINE 408, COUPRS. RURKEY WAGONS, BUGGIES AND HARNESS, R 4 ae ae eth. sina socal . within and in front of my Auction Rooma, cha eet a ‘aesoriment of Househod kffects, viz: >everal fine Pianos. . Two elerant french Piste M=ntel Mirrors. ‘Six handsome Parlor Suites. Welaut Marbie-ty Easy Chairs and Loun; Revolving-top Deeks and Secretaries. Us ane Walnut M. T. E .o(igue Furn:ture homber FUrDituns, tresses. ‘hoards, oe Tables and Choirs. Plec-s Straw Matting. Hur and other M jeri Reeorcm-ent of other goods. A Lo 100 tote of Summer Clotliug for men and boys. 130 One Surrey Weron, Conpes, Buggies, Wagons, Har- nese, Hi A large lot of 10 1,000 good Cigars. Une Mockin. N. B. 2 splendid singer end young. Furnicure will be soul at HALF- 3s O'CLOCK, inside store. No postpone- quaccount ot weather. THOS, DOWLING, Auct SALE OF A FINE BUILDING LOT, BY A SMALL BEICK HOUSE, at AST rt se & yous UND STREET By virtye of a decree, set by the Supreme, Court of ha District of Columbia, in tquity Cause} No. 8.420, entitled Saun‘ters ve, Bowen, subatitut- ing the utders gned_ ss Trustee in that certain deed of truat, recorded in Liber No. at folio 60. one of the land records of the District of jumbia, from Sayles Bowen to George it. Herrick, ‘Trustee, and bearing date Soi tember 11, 1879, end upon the written request of the holder of ihe promissory note secured therein, I shall offer for sale at public auction, on FRIDAY, MAY KIGHTERN'TH, 1883, at HALF-PAST FIVE front of the premises, the north sixty-five (65) riginal Lot sevon (7), in equare seven hundred and (751), in the city of Washington, D,C. ‘Terms of suie: One third-cash; balance in two equal installments in six end twelve months, with interest six per cent, secured by deed of t-ust on the property sold. One ‘hundred dollars deposit on acceptance of bid. Terms of sale to be complied with inten days from day of sale, otherwise the property to be sold at cost of Gefaulting purchaser, who 1s also to bear the costs of conyeyate.ng and recording. DANIEL O'C, CALLAGHAN, Trusteo, myl0-d&ds No. 435 7th street northweat. IPOS. 3. FISHEL & Co. Estete Auctioneers, EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BELONG- ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ELIAB KINGMAN, IN SQUARE No. 241, “FRONTING ON FOURTEENTH STREET, Q STREET AND KINGMAN PLACE. TY On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWE! SECOND, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOC the premfies, we ehall sol, by virtue of the po Soutd tp us by the will ofthe late Elinb Kingman, Tots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9and 10, in sub of square 241, frouting exch 25 feet on 14th strect, botxcen P and’ Q streets northwest, extending back 105 feet toa 10-foot alley. ‘Whe lots Covered by the improvements will be sold to- gether, the remainder separately. Lote '51, 53, 64 and 66, in sub. of same square, front- ing each 25 feet on north Q strect, between 13th and 14th stroeta west, extending tack 120’ feet toa 20 toot alley. Lots 92, 93. 94, 97, 98 and 99, in aub. of same square, fronting each 16 feet 8 inches on in Place, be- brecn Vand Q streets north, extending back 95 fect to 10 foot alley. Parts of Lots 45, 46, 48 and 49, sub. of lota in same square, fronting éach 20 feot on Kingman Place, be- tween b und Q streets north. 4 Piste of all the lots will be exhibited at the sale, and Tuay be seen prior at the officeof Thus. J. Fisher X Co., 1524 F street northwest. Herme:_ One-third of, purchase money in csel: the remainder in six and twelve mouths, with interest, an secured by deed of t:ust cn the property sold. A de- posit of $100 on each Int must be made when bid off. Conveyanoing at the cost of the purchasers, of sale are not com sale the property faulting purchaser. W. W. BOYC! _my10-d RBNER KINGMAN, } Exccutors. YP WSTER'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE. BUS) NESS PROPE! . KNOWN ABS No. 634 PE. SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, Tietrict of Columbia, passed April SUH: 1883, In the cause of Speer etal. vs. Coyleet_al., No. 8412 ‘on the docket of eaid court, I will sail, at pub Bremiges, on MONDAY, the TWE AST DAY OF MAY, 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., that certain picce or pares] of iand known as Lot numbered Eleven (11), in Whitcraft Tf terms lied with in ten days from day of bere-sold at risk and cost cf de- by cesh, the balance in three equal instalments, at one, two and three years after date of sale, with interest at six per cent per annum, secured by the promissory betes of the purchaser, and a reserved Hen upon the premises sold, or all cash at the option of the pur- chaser, deod to be given upon paymentof the entire Durchiee money. A deposit of $200 will be required when the purchaser's bid is accepted, and the terma of sele must be complied with within ton daye after sale. A.C. BRADLEY, Trustee, Gunton Building, 472 Louisiana aveniie northwest. WM. P. YOU: Auctioneer, 1420 New York avenue northwest. _my10-d&ds SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN Y, NEAR EASTERN TERMINUS OF UMBIA RAILWAY TRACKS, BEING QHIGINAL TRACT OWNED BY ANDREW KRA- Under decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, in Equity Cause No. 7,577, Clark ve, Seivertet al. 1 wall sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on TU AY, MAY TWENYY-SECOND, 1883, AT FIVE v'CLUCK P, M., all of block No. 27, of. the subdivision of part of fract called ‘-Iong Meadows,” made by Job Barnard, ‘Trustee, W.H_ Clagett and the Columbia Railway Co! Pany, Tecordd in Liber **Goy. Shepherd, folio 143, the office of the Surveyor of said District. ‘This property is improved by good Farm Building of brick and a Slaughter House, well arranged, with water and sewer counectione, ‘and has a good Fruit orchard. Tt contains about six acres. ‘Terms: Onc-fourth cash, nd residue in equal pay- ments at one, two and three years from day of sale, Sith bnterect st six per cent. per annitm, or all cash, if Geaired, A reasonable depoalt required On day of sale. and convey: nciug at the purchaser's cost. A plat of the property can be seen at office of trustee or auctioneer. JOB BARNARD, Trastee, 503 D street northwest. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. my10-th,a,t rpuomas &. WaGGaMAN, . Heal Estate Auctioneer. VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT- ING ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN C STREET AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH- EAST. AND ON N AND BOUNDARY STRERTS, BETY IRD AND FOURTH STREETS ORTHE AST. n MONDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, AT FIVE GCK P. M.. part of lot 7, in aquaro 945, fronting 22 feet on 10th street; and eae thereafter lot 1, in square north of 772, fronting 131.6 on N street, and 149.82. on Boundary street. ‘Terms day of sale. myl0-dkds ‘THOS. E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, EXECUTORS SALE OF PIANOFORTE. AN- TIQUE PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUNNI- TUE, &c. By order of the covrt, the undersigned, executor, will sell, on SATURDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1665, at TEN at the auction rooma of Thomas Dowling, O'CLOCK, 1ith and Ben» syivania avenne, the following effects: One Chickering Pianoforte. Elegant Old Haircloth Chuira. Antique Sofa and Corner Chairs. Marble-top Tabi ntique Antique Bedsteads and Wardrobes, Two Wainut Desks. ‘Tozether with other articles not necessa: merate, JUSEPH 8. BIRCH, myo-3t Executér. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. HANDSOME ROSEWOOD Case PIANO AT aUc- On SATURDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1888, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., we shall scll, within’ our salesroom, ‘one Rosewood Cyise Piano. Cost $600. ‘verme: Cash, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., my9-3t Auctioneers. INE BUSINESS PROPERTY, NO. 1021 71TH NEW YORE AVENUE AND L STREET NonTE. On FRIDAY, A’ NOON, MAY FIGHTEENT: a ive O'CLOCK P. M. Ha ‘We will sell in front of the PART LOT 6 IN GQUARE NO, 460, fronting 25 fect on 7th street northwest. with a depth of 99 feet 10 ae eye a well BS as , containt Toons, with fine store room and cellar, being No. 1031 with eCnveniences; one business purposes on 7th terns; One-third cash; belance in one and two years: notes to bear interest, and to be secured by deed of trust on premises; conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost: 8 deposit of $250 required at sale; ‘terms to be complied with in seven dayn; otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days" public nodes of vale in some hewspaper published in Washing= my?-akds__ DUNCANBON BROS., Auctioneers, LE OF SUBURBAN NURS JUST BEYOXD BOU. AND NORTH GAFITOL STREETS. INDAY AFTERNOON, MA‘ U! at HAL ABT FIVE BeLoeR Sd to enu- for F-Pi front of the premises— sang Lincoln avenue; FUNGANSON BROS., Aucts, Dercaxson ‘BEOS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES OF TWO __THREE-STORY SES on: 4 I STREET NORTH- Went, NEAR PERNSTLVANIA AVENUES g i : ‘Liber EIVE | wWeUURNDAY.. the privileges of the Schnetzen Park. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. 5 ne co Stand, cicary.and, setwagu stand and Wagon . ively. W. H. HOOVER, Ajperican House. ROTOS. FOR STREET SWEXPING IN THE Storr AND GEORGE- CITIES OF WASHINGTON TOWN. osala Wil ved ae thin oes st i 3 1 Wty ron, MONDAY, STA) ‘The Jersey City Oil Fire. ; in the Geet Wont HOW THR SIX MEN LOST THBIR LIVES. and Georgetown, District of Columb Juassy City, May 10.—Another acsount of the Proposal and specifications can be obtained at this office upon application therefor, together with all uccessary mformation, and bids upon the-e forms will alone be corstdertd. The rieht is reserved to reject any and all bide or fire to-day seys: The shaft of lightning of un equaled Drilllancy and vividaces that struck the first tank was seen by a Dreman of engine No 1 in ITlliday street, Jersey City, a_ mile away, and oe the engine at once started for the scene. ae G, J. LYDECKER. soon discovered to be a useless work to play upon Ma‘or of Enginesrs, U.S. A. Ube flames, and all efforts were directed to pre- my8-6t Engineer Commiesions veut them from spreading. ‘This was partially successful until nearly 5 o'clock, when tank No. 7 exploded with a terrific report, and the blazing oll spread with lightning rapldity. Chief Ferrier anda number of men were within ten yards of this tank when it exploded and were saved almost by a miracle. Dropping the hose, which was soon burned to ashes, they fied for their lives. When they mustered tozether at a safe distance stx of their number were found to be missin; The smoke was sodense that it Was Impogsibie to tell which way one was going, end itis thought that the unfortunate men ran OPOSALS FOR sTATION! = Was, DRPagracan: Sealed proposals will be reeci until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1833, for furnishing Stationery for the War Departiuent and its Bureans in Washing- ton, during the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1884. Bisuk forme of propossia, showing the itéms and es- timated quantities required, toxether with circular re- ating tha-eto, will be furnished on application to thie partment. Proposals must ba addressed to the Seamet: ry of War, endorsed on the outside of the envelope, posals for Stationery.” y 4th, 1883. at this Department DAY. down to the river and were lost. Their names Bids will be considered on onch item separately. Were John Herbert, superintendent; Jos. Jenkins, 7 ANS EE ee foreman cooper; George Davis, engince Bambokded y = Henry Kegier, jaborer; D. pGonkun, ul ROPOSALS FOR BLANKS, BLANK-BOOKS | borer, and William Curry, ler maker, AND PRINTED MATTER FOR THE MONEY- | The waves of flaming oll had ‘rolled in upon the ORDER BUSINESS. engine house, carpenter shop, machine shop, Post Orricr Drpantaenr, dolier and pamps room, two warehouses, cooper Stay’ 6 139. Wasnixctox, D. C., shop and blacksinith shop, and they were a heap Sealed Pro) will be received at this Department a ae DAY, THE SIR tH Payee youn | Of Tulns in an hour. Tank after tank was caught by the flames, until seven out of the twenty-six gn the ground were blazing. The tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad also caught fire, and sev- eral rolling tanks on the rails were ny saved by having earth piled on top of them. The bay was a sheet af flaming oll, and a long trestle bridge of the railway, about a quarter of a mile long, run- ning fromthe works to Black Tom’s Island, was also burned down to the water's edge. At the boarding-house of the Eagle refinery, close by, THE SCENE WAS PAINFUL IN THE EXTREME. The newly-made widows congregated in one ot the rooms, hope and despair alternating in their distracted minds, and lamenting the terrible fate of the loved ones from whom they had parted but afew hours before. “Oh, God! that our parting should be lke this!” moaned Mrs. Davis, a young woman of pleasing appearance. At the present writ Ing the whole sky 1s obscured by dense volumes of black smoke, across which the bright flags of flamesare flying upon the wind. ‘The firemen labored to save the remaining tanks, and inthe earsof the vast crowd of spectators Tang the heartrending cries of the poor women. No bodies have as yet been found, for the heat renders close approach to the ruins Impossible. ‘The burning works extend with those of the Eagle refinery about three-quarters of a mile long and about a-quarter of a mile inland. The buildings that have been destroyed were situated in the wildst of the tanks. The wind is southeast, blow- ing off sea, and therefore thereis no danger of other tanks exploding. Had the wind been north- erly the boarding-house and the Eagle works ‘would certainly have perished also. The Dynamite Conspirators. Lonpon, May 10.—After the hearing of various witnesses to-day to prove the Identity of the dyna- imite prisoners and the Hnding of nitro glycerine in the premises occupied by Whitehead the hear- ing was adjourned until to-morrow. . 1883, at TWELVE C'CLOCK M., for furnishing, in such quantities, and at such times as they may be or- dered, all the Blanks, Blank-books and printed matter to be supplicd to postmastera by the Postmaster Gen- eral or used in his Depsetnent for the transaction of the Money-Order business, during a period of four years, commencing on the $4 day of September, 1883. sti arethoau gue’ wt ye Reabed a pee and full specifications, rnished upon apprica- tion to. the Superintendent of the Money- Order Syetem, Post Office Department, Washington, my7-m&thaw Postmaster General, OFFICE oF SECRETARY AND TREsSURER, Sealed proposals, in dupli ubject to the usual TEENTH DAY of MAY, 1883, at which tfine and place Soldiers’ Home Freah Beof, Mutton and Corned June 301 fe ft ies of bound books mag be‘ecen:” * SNO8 office samples of bound books may be seen , W. Q. GRESHAM, ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON AND CORNED BEEF: Unuhen Srures Nerpiane Howe, { Wasrsorow, D.C., April 30, 1883. conditions will be received at this oMoe until TWELVE OXLOCK “SOON. on THURSDAY. “the they will be opened in preeenc» of bidders, for farhieh: ing and, delivering at tho kiteben and hospital of, the as required by the Secretary and Treasurer of the Home for the ear commencing Suly. 2st, 1863, and onding ‘Information as to manner of bidding, conditions tobe observed by bidders, terms of contract and payment ‘will be furnished on personal application 0 this offic. ‘The Secretary and Treasurer reserves the right to re- jectany and all proposals. ‘The successtul bidder wil Teguized to enter into a writien contract with the Seereltary and Treaguror of the Home, with good and approved security, in the eum of ($1,600 wignin twenty ys alter being Lotified of the acceptaace of ‘his pro} wales ‘A con of thi advertierment must be attached ‘8 eech proposal... Envelopes. containing proposals stioul heeudorsed, “Proposale tor Fresh Backs Matton ant f, Mi Corned Beef at United Stztos Soldiers’ Home, District of Columbia, and addressed to the undersigned. B. F. RITTENHOUSE, ap30-10t__Seorctary and ‘Treasurer Soldiers’ Homi ___FINANOIAL._ 1 vo , Han C. Towms & Co. BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, Wasurxaron, D.C. We pay speciel attention ‘o obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared af all times to answer inqui- ries regarding same. HARRY C. TOWERS, member Stock Exchange. mh? P RHAPS THE SIMPLEST, THE LEAST COM- plicated plan of insurance éver presented to the gues cen be motor of sonal and Mutual Reserve | autnorttiog a ined to drh hs ce Can underat l, at of 6 Mut rve | authorities: etermined to ve them out. Find Lite Associations” Omics aps ‘Twenty-two policemmen were sworn in about ten mhlT I. ¥. KNIGHT. Menoger. | days ago and have since been working to rid the town of gamblers and prostitutes. A number of PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES these persons were puton a train abd cautioned Against coming back. ‘The rougus appear to be 1n @ minority, and those who yet remain have be- come less riotous. There has been no bloodshed, And the only coercion practised wag the placing of the roughs on a train. ‘The dispateh says there 13no danger to life or property, and that the whole affalr amounts to nothing more than a de- termination on the part of law-abiding citizens to establish order. es —— Fire Bugs at Work in a Suburb of H. H. DODGE, Pittsburg. PrrrsBURG, May 10.—The residents of Lawrence- Ville, a wealthy Suburb, are alarmed and excited at the frequen’ fires which have occurred tn that neighborhood of late, and which are supposed to be the work of incendiaries. So far the fire bugs have confined themselves to stables, 16 havin been destroyed within the past two months, but the citizens fear that dwellings will suffer nes Vigilance cominittees have been formed and every effort has been made to detect the incendiaries, but as yet without success. See A Wife Murderer Sentenced. PETERSBURG, Va., May 10.— Lewis Carter,colored, convicted in the circuit court of Southampton county for the murder of Lis wife, has been sen- tencea by Judge Blow to be hanged on the 22d of June next. Since the sentence of the court Carter ‘has made afull confession of his crime. Shortly after the murder Governor Cameron offered a rée- ward of $100 for the arrest of the murderer, who Was captured by ae Moore, the conductor of a material trainon the Norfolk and Western rall- fon > Ex-Speaker Eagan Picads Newark, N. J., May 10. peaker of the house of ‘ass?mbly John Eagan pleaded not guilzy this morning in the court of quarter sessions to an Indictment for bribery in endeavoring to Influens ‘he action of Assemblyman Armitage on the plapkroad bills last winter. Mr. Eagan gave ball In the sum of $2,500 to appear for trial. Sei ‘Tug Burned. Osweco, N. ¥., Muy 10.—The tug Wm. Gardner Was totally destroyed by fire off Galloup Islands this morning. Loss, $14,000. Her tow and crew were saved, Spe Horrible Tragedy in Paris. A MAN SHOT ON HIS WAY TO BE MARRIED, Pants, May 10.—A tragedy which has caused a great sensation was enact here this morning on the Rue Saint Dents, while a marriage party was roceeding along the thoroughfare on the way to church where the marriage was to b2 sol- emnized. A rival of the bridegroom suddenly appedred on the scene, and to the horror of the party shot and kitted fittn, |The assassin poisoned imhself instantly after fring the fatal shot. gs The Dodge City, Kan., Troubles, Kansas Crry, Mo., May 10.—A private dispatch recelved last nit Says that the lawless element in Dodge City, Ks., became so obnoxlous that the BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Fold on Comiission, No. (39 16rH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4gcncy for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokera, (4 Broapwax. New Youn, Frere class of Fecnrities bought and sold on commis- sicn in San Francteco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cont commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which orders ara executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and repertea back Jromptiy. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markew receiyed through our wires INSTANTLY direct trom the New York Stock Exchanke. al ‘ot Guilty. 1 hae PIANOS. iN SURPASSED FOR BRILLIANCY OF TONE AND DURABILITY. PIANOS AND ORGANS Several of our own make, in SQUARES AND UPRIGHTS, but little used, which we wi'lsell at large reductions from Cost, on small cash payment and $10 to $25 per month, BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 427 10TH ——— ‘Telegraphic Briefs. M. Mathe, an autonomist,has been elected presi- ap2T STREET. dent of the Paris municipal council, pega HE STIEFF, THE KRANICH & BACH The Markets. f EN Pianos, Oey PT sci ee O DALTIMONE amd he PRINCE BALTIMORE, May, 10.—Virginia Ge. consolidated, Organs, at lowest factory prices for cash, or on easiest | 36%; do. 2d series, 3734: uew 10.403, 3354; new 3a, 53K known monthi; instalment plan, at iaabtBionr, May 10.—Cotton qu‘et—miaaii G. L. WILD & BRO.S MUSICAL WAREROOMS, | 10." Floue aut and, unchanned aged. ‘Mcer"outhors it tern east %, aps 709 7th street northwest. fed, 1-20a1-29; 40. amber, 1-24a1 26: No. 2 gestern A Cu To Tae P ae ey aaa, Mo Laas ABD Lo Lue F upiic. a1.29%2.” Comn—southern easier; “western stendy am do. yellow, 6566; west AsTam frequently scked by dealers Aira dull; southern white, 63a65 ern inixed, 4 é May, G4a643s : June, 634063! Standard "Second hand “PEANOS SER Oe egret, dOaisc. Oate dullsouthern, late: reward GANS. and how T often have new INSTRUMENTS at | Wilte, 62953: do., mixed, {Oa51; Pennsylvania, 51x53. lees than manufacricoss perhaps ‘a | Rye quiet, 70a72. Hay dull and unchanged. Provis- Pubilc explanation isin wrdee fong unchanyed and (finn. — Bu western, ter Packed, 170235 roll, Lanl8.” Eargs firm, 14. nominal. Coffee dill—Rio cargoes, Jat. Mj ig established £ having the ORSH to purchase saat hargann that is one ordinary to fair, 7 83ga9}6. Surar —A goft, 835; ‘waa ipa hey gore a sass reer tects oe « ales aa nage lt. Sie re 0 m areal second-hand instruments in iverpool Bh socal 000 barrels; bushels: 000 giohange tor new juare Pianos in exchange for | 7,000 Darrels; wheat. 26! Soa baie, Ake Ba T have a buyer at the mani which fpetuanutacturey ean consult wires fncory reat fone 2 little short on ‘The fol a fon outot m ep rains’ now on hand: No. | APPricarion voR MANDAMUS DISMIS8ED.—Tho “ity Marshal cost of gat, enbetaets and stool. Bisigres Reanciae ass mata ee fsa (good 7 ootaye Up Br v Court in General Term to-day dismissed the ap } plication of Messrs. Rumpff and Gressler fora mandamus on the Secretary of the Interior and Commissioner of Patents to compel the appoint- ment of a commission to take testimony in a foreign county, on the ground that the court had ‘Ro jurisdiction in the case. Tre Stan Rovurs Trrat.—After the recess Mr. Wilson continued his address to the jury tn the Star route case. It is expected that he will not close his address until Monday. In THE Court of Claims to-day the case of Cadet Engineer Harry G. Leopold agt. the United states octay Square, at $15. Nov Orihe tor Uy by rate party- . a Ke ce reais at a a CHAUNCEY J, REED'S, apl3 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. - H, KUHN, 407 10th street, n. w. “DECKER ROR PIANOS, ney fivvn are jenta. "Thee. “Thomas, 8.B. RDETT 0} }. Best now mad ‘Tuninig and Ropairing. CNGANS: Best ow inade, EICHENBACH" was submitted, and the case of Henry Gantz agt. R of various an ot te REROOMS. ELANOS | the District of Columbia was argued. iuoed Wm. Go's worid-re- Fen ice nee yg anine and Repeiring. janso_ | MB Mvncu has not yet.notified Secretary, Fol- ger of his selection of a clerk to assist him in the preparation of his papers for the Hill investiga- JANOS, ORGAN pisces; 8, SHEET MUSIC. prep’ STECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Piano Made, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, ypisnog and Orgapsecld on inetalments, Tented OF ex- ARuY ORpERS.—Leave of absence for six months on surgeon's certificate of disability is granted 24 Lieut. John T. Barnett, Sth seat unex- ed portion of the leave ‘apt. Br Roi tary Pane Ame hs'1s granted Capt. Frank W. Hess, 3d only CENT MUBIC. Sau Second Lieut, James A. Hutton, 8th in- The Complete Stoek in the cite. fantry, is detalied as A cast military selence HENRY EBERBACH, nd tection at tie Ui versity of California, Berke- Manaciue vartnee of the late fa Bilis & On ah que or Reat, Estars.—Deods in fee have ALT DAVIS .& 008 PIANOS. —A SE- | been filed as follows:—A. etal to Ida Hie be UNOS, Hite Stevens, Tot D, od, 200; 2000 1 OS and eve them. “H. 1. SU: at, ee ae ee ee ogame nw. Square and Baby Grand tronier‘sepll-eo Fees Se ioe tan 800; SAO, Wa Gordon ee EATTY'S PIANC O'Neil, lots S17 lot; Bee ame ated PURSUE | teas or be were ee ton, N. Se bs . $22.80 ‘per ots or a oe 5 NB. smith ‘Peck, sub. THE TRADES. = er Peace UFUS H. Cittton, ura E. Jones Reo B: DARRY BOOK ANB 308 PERT to Rimeaa’ Er Putnam, 89, 09; $1,250. W. ae amet eS are DEALING. LE asc cela H. Warner, lot 2, sq. 866; Rstabllahed 1876, ‘453 9th street, near R | $3008 C.D. gwler to Eimeda L- Putnam, lot 9, y 2bGmns, JOURNALA 5, $978, ‘Anna W. Her- BOne Bite Dt. 5, sq. north of 508; $2500. pe farrell + Ef Jot. 776; $—. W. H. Stam sae aes Daa OE tO Far trustee to eet, 4; som oh Mr. Keim Withdraws Hie Name. ‘BIS REASONS FOR THIS ACTION. '. Keim walted upon the President this morn- ing and bad a long and pleasant interview with him, in which the crit ‘upon his appolnt- ment were talked over, ‘hile the commission had given no intimation to the President of a de-, sire to withfraw their recommendation of Mr. Keim, that gentieman said he wished to hand the President the following letter, which will explain itself: WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1 To the President: Having decided to withdraw my name from consideration for the position of chief examiner, to which the civil service commis- sion have recommended me, and tn order to re- eve you from the embarrassment apparent in ‘the recent interview Ihave nad with you, I desire to state some general reasons soveratng my ac- Son. 2, ould be ‘superfiuous to repel tae un- je nuations made ting myself, the fact that not one of them bas. ‘been sustained, and that no scandal has attached to my name is all the answer I care or need to make. ‘When the subject of the acceptance of this post- tion was uniter consideration, I had reasén to believe that my experience in a somewhat similar service a few Years ago would enable me to render important asgistance to the civil service commis. sion in the direction of their dimeult task, and thas my efforts would at least be treated with Justice by those who claimed an interest In the ‘uccess of elvil service reform. If, according to the theory of some, no one should be periittted to labor ch peace for reform Who has not noisely paraded his views, then my services were presumptuous. A knowledge of the abuses of the civil service led me, in 1872, to pre- pare a Dill for the reorganization'of the consular service, In which the general principles of reform were for the first time applied: That bill was defeated by the same influences which later arrested the general work of clvil service reform. I, therefore, should not blame ray critics, by rea- son of their ignorance of these facts, for the zeal of many of them in the cause of reform ts of a more recent date than my own, for then, as now, they were simply on the popular side. But apart from this the question for me to consider ts the effect which this unjust Judgment might have upon my usefulness to “the comission, and whether the experiment should not have a’ trial unaffected by personal considerations. Tam not aware that the revival of polttical jeal- ousies in connection with my selection by the com- mission may stand in the way of my ability at this time to serve officially a cause in which I feel a deep interest, and it 1s for the reason that this Interest 1s greater than my desire for the office that I wish to withdraw my name. Thave always regarded a civil service adjusted to the peculiar requirements of a republican form of government, where every citizen, all things being equal, has the same right to a participation in its workings, as entircly feasible, and shail, in the future, as ‘in the past, always hold myselt Teady to support any practicaple scheme in that direction. However great my regret that I feel constrained to decline the honorable part as:igned me by the recommendation of the commission in the prac- Ucal work of reform, and however unjust it Is to have been condemned without one discovered fact in evidence, I have at least secured the opportu- nity of disinterested action. And now, Mr. President, as the best evidence I can offer of the interest I feel in the success of this work, I desire herewith to withdraw myname frotn consideration in the connection indicated. With great reapect, your obedient servant, Ds B. Kanpotrn Kem. ——____—_+¢ District Government Affairs. The Commisstone rs to-day approved the appli~ cation for liquor license of Mrs. C. J. Kane, The National Jock ey Club to-day made applica- tion to the District Commissjoners for a permit to hang out a banner across Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street during the races, and were refused, onthe ground that the streets and avenues aro not to be made zse of nor obstructed for the bene- fit of individuais or c orporations. —— Curious Indian Marriage Customs. KINSHIP SYSTEM AND MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAWS OF THE OMAHAS. Rev. J. Owen Dorsey, in a paper read to the Dis- trict of Columbia Soctat Science Association last Saturday evening, gave much Information con- cerning the lives, customs and traditions of the great Indian tribe called Omabas. To this people belong the Osages, the Kansas, the Arkansas, the Iowas, the Missouri, the Wianebagos, the Minne- sotas, and many others whose names have become to us national property. Their marriage laws are frawed with a special view to preserving purity of blood by preventing, with the utmost care, the intermarriage of blood relatives.* From chiidhood they are taught to discriminate between THOSE WHOM THEY MAY AND MAY NOT MARRY. Agens 13 a group of kindred descended from a common ancestor. In an Omaha tribal circle five gentes set up their tents on the right of the road and five on the left. All the membersof a gens are consanguinities, between whom marriage 1s forbidden. There are fourteen classes of consan- Eilnities. | Membership in a gens ts by descent in ‘he male line where tho father-right prevails, in the female line where the mother-right prevails, Marriage kinship includes the affinities of the wife, or daughter's, neites or granddaughter’s husvand, as well a3 the affinities and similar rela~ tionships of the husband. Weawa kinship 1s of a Mmythioal kind, connected with the calumet dance, Intergentile kinship (between Contiguous gentes) 1s not a bar to intermarriage. Nikie kinship is based upon mythical descent from a common ancestor. Mr. Dorsey sang a portion of a song representing the story of the origin aud descent o} the Omahas. Deers, elks, birds, bears, &c., were ancestors of tribes bearing thelr hames, SIMPLE METHOD OF DIVORCE. Divorce is simple and direct. A woman says tg her husband who beats and abuses her, “I will not have you for my husband any longer. Begone!” and her decision 1s Maal. Polygamy prevails. A woman says to her husband, “I work too hard; gel another wife,” and he chéerfully obeys. But the first wife controls the others. KEEPING PEACE IN TRE FAMILY. Interesting customs of eliquette prevail. A Wife cannot speak to her husband's father, nor @ husband to his wife's mother in presence of an- other. This helps to keep peace in the fam'ly. Many questions were asked and answered con- cerning these topics, and Mr. Dorsey was invited to prepare a paper upon the “Industries of the Onalas,” to be delivered before the Social Science Association May 2, and he accepted. Prof. Beodcett was also invited to present a paper upon “The family, the soctal unit of Christianity,” sess gee River TraDg.—Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the river front as follows:—Schr. Lucy Jones, Merryhugh, 107,000 feet of lumber, T. W. itiley; Schr. Mary V. Dungan, Fiurhard, 55,000 feet of luimber, Wm. McLean; scbr. Henry S. Law- son, Tyler, 50,000 feet do, Johnson & Witnsatt; sehr. Peri, Nash, 65,000 feet of lumber, Johnson & Wimsatt;’ schr.’ Maggie, Cooper, 99,000 feet do., Geo. A. Sheehan; schr. Hattle A. White, Crabtree, 200 tons of stone, 8. Emery; schr. J. Ii. Travers, Mitcheil, 134 tons of coal, S: Emery; barge C. Brirgle. Bowers, 115 tons of coal, Jounson Bro: barge David Stewart, Stincel, 115 tons of coal, Potomac Steamboat Co.; barge Dantel Lincoln, Swann, eS a Co. sehr. Five Sisters, Knight, 30 cords of we i. O. 5 schr. Mary Ella, Underwood, 40 cords of wood, HH. L. Biscoe. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETRR.—The followii Were the readings at the ofMice of the chief sigs officer today: 7am. 55.0; 11 &m., 751; 2 p.m 85.7, Maximum, 862; minimum, 53.1. eth mes THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKE?. The tollo are the opening and closing prices «ithe New York Stock Market BS reported byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th streat. Name. | 9) G Name. | | G 4 ‘Nor. & Wes. p.| 42 | 42 214g/North Pac ....| 5131 513g Do. | 8834) 883 Northwest... /184 jont. & West..| 2734) 5 1484/St. Paul - 3%) 9345 'Texas Pac 70%) 3) P + Centrals'122%¢/12134' West. Unton. ——____ +2 ______ Tae Vincinta Ree@atra.—The Virginia regatta committee yesterday decided not to row the gig race in heats. This necessitates the trans- fer of the regatta from Lynchburg to some other lace. A mee! Will be called to determine upon e place. It is understood a maj of the clubs favor Malden’s Adventure, Concnrssmax Pam. THO: ‘Trtat.—In the criminal court at Harrodsburg, Ky., yesterday, the jury in the Thompsoa-Davis homicide case Senator Fair and His Wite. ‘WE DECLARES EIS INTENTION OF SHIELDING HER WANES ‘Yesterday Senator Fair, in conversation in Sam Franclaco with a representative of the Associated. Press, state! that he regretted bitterly and the notoriety given affairs exclusively himself and wife. Hosaid: ‘1 am willing to beat all the odium which the public, in tgnorance of the real facts, may choose to cast upon But my is for my wife. Now, as al my desire has been to do that which would con tothe happiness of my wife and children. It have in any way failed, God knows It has not been prompted by a desire to do so. If my wite thinks & separation will add to her bappiness, then her mind and mine are alike. I ha’ ogee Sething 9s Merit the obloquy cast on me. God hax bi me with wealih. I have never used i for an; mean or upmaniy purpose. My heart and have always been open to those in distress. It pains me to seo my wife's name and mine aseo- Clated with such dastardly and vindictive dige tehes as have gone forth tothe world. I am he man and she ts the woman, and in these relae ‘tions I will shield her name at’ every point in power.” so a Bribery in Daketa. VOTES RULING NIGH ON THR RILI TO LOCATR THE CAPTTAL—$10,000 REUSED. ‘The names of the persons indicted for bribery in connection with the passage of the bill author izing a commission to relocate tho capital of Dakota have not been made public. Two mem- ders of the legisiature are among those indlctad. During the session of the legislature a syndicate was formed at Yankton to lobby for the capital Dill. The operations became so open that the d Jury Was forced to tuvestigate the matter. ‘he stock of the syndicate was used in attempt ing bribery. One member of the legisiature was offer $15,000 in stock and $5,000 in cash He de- clined, and has been a witness before the grand jury." Another member refused $10,000. The Scheme of the syndicate ts to buy all the land around the capital site, they controlling th» deel sion of the commissioners, Which is t be from the public until July'l. For a week or two one vote was needed In the Iogisiature to pass Dill, and prices for votes ruled high. A’LIncoln county member Qoally changed his mind, »nd by his vote the bill Decame law. The next grand jury will make a thorough Investigation, and many in- dictments are oxpected. ns a A VERDICT OF $4,500 DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION.<» L, Z. Sayder was a guest at the summer resort Of Francls Grosch, in Berk’s county, Pa., di sev. eral seasons, end while there seduced Mr. Grosch's @aughter under promise of marriage. A Jury at Reading yesterday gave a verdict againgt $4,500. On cross examination at the trial he mitted that he was a married man. on Teanes Tay NAL = Fou — At rae ung Suni retary Flaynery, Miners’ AssOctation, fica a petition. in the PP thonotery’s office for the appointment trades tribunal, under the Wallace act, to settle the differe: tween the railroad operators and miners, aan ip peareniee: Charles E. Monroe has been arrested and in Jail in Campbell county, Va., chat with podoning bis brother aad i mother seks wee ago. DIED. ‘On May 9, 1883, at 7:30 a.m., Mrs. KATE. KESSEL age 3 forty yéare. Her funeral will take place from her late resi No. 1333 Seventh street northwest, Friday, May 1% 2 o'clock p.m, 2 LYON. On May 9th, 1883, CHARLES W. LYON, former'y of Chicago, Iil., ased forty-three. Funeral from. his ‘late ‘residence, No. 1903 P street northwest, Friday aftemoon, at 4:30. Friends will please attend without further notice, nd PRENDER. On Wednesday, May 9, 1883, MARY PRENDEIG in the oehtioth sear a her ane Funeral will take place from the residence of ber aon. induw, Wm. Kennedy, No. $25 R street northwest, om Friday, at 11 o'clock a.m. No flowers. ud THONY BUCHLY UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 912 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NoKTHWEST. Everything first clase and reagoniable ¥ & CO., UNDERTAKERS, moved 1 Penney wii ue borthwent, No. tended in city or country. Changes oven night and day. my UCcHL x's" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PrNNsYivanta AvENUE N.W (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) “Everything firet-clans and reasonable.” aps RED. SPT ae, LQDENTAREE 1233 7th ot., bet. Mand Nn.w. 6 embalmed ‘and pre transportation. Residence at place of ‘ueiusees. = a Jo oT, ae UNDERTAR: 1726 Pennsylvania aventio horthwest. 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