Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1883, Page 3

OVERY. A New and Most Impertant Theory on DFFOLSTERED IN orrex | One of the Most Vital Questions of . a ¥ Fs MY P. LO’ SU! r UP. TRESS <1 x SILE: WALNUT Chast. | the Day. LOL OS FIis =, Wal NUP CHAMBER By virtue of = ioe wise Tf any one had informed Queen Elizabeth in her palm- ded in “Writs SOM PATE DENT CALYED. CLAW DS. ANT ‘est daya that she could baye been seated in her palace Lond and conversed with Sir Walter Raleizh in his North Carolina Lome, receiving 9 reply from him thin an honr’s time, she woul? haved clared it to be amiracle. And yet, had they lied in ths present day, apparent miracte would ™ ie witnessed and not secm at all st . The truth is, new principles are coming ints ee, and boty Lame Matas shall weil, within and the operation of many laws wm the past fs ieee cane sschold | being fuly underetood in the pr In no way corner of arti : ¢ and valuable picces of An- apr ees Of sid Lott. its - WitIKERRER ua fala) body Seuthiear, Ae WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., aucte ae bay Fa melted ey LOMAS LOWLING, Aveuone RCSEN Ge QAUIS GORE. Goa Blan a \. omghly understood now and readily hendled. ou curing the entire past has been con- dan incurable disease. And yet it is demonstra- ted that it has been and can be cured, even after it has 3 PLUG TORACCO, at iny ea TWELVE O'CLOCK TO-MOR- room, ar cee at Dr. Felix Oswald has just oontritimted RU Wa wistenileceery = notable article on this subject to the Popular Science W at B. WILLIAMS & CO., Anctioneera. Monthly. He rezards o: pptton as pulmonary s-rof- eNO PEAS ow ee y GASE| Bs. The tmpurifesof the blood produce a constant i AUCHION. His theory shows concln- ‘auitiow sf WE ‘Y-SIXTH, at TEN | sively that consumption is a bivod disease. It has its On T: eof x ee Wositnas 2, hi atic hnest bidder. IAMS the room, ‘oudition of the kidneys or liver, the only twoongans of the body, aside from the lungs, that purify the bloed. When the kidneys = WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Anctionecrs, or liver are diseased they are in @ sore or SALE OF ROSEBU HES, POT FLOWERS AND | laverated state, wi conimunteates poison to a ANTS AT AUCTIC every ounce of blood thst passes through them. NHOMAS DOWLING, Ancrouee: On FO-MO X'H, ATONE OW. MAY TWENTY erhail at our aziction room”, a and Pot Flowers to 1S & CO., Aucta. .. Auctioneers, This poironous blocd circulates through the system and comes to the lungs, where the poison is deposited, causing decomposition in the finely formed cele of the lungs. Any diseased part of the body has contaminat- ing power, and yet the blood, which is the life of the system, is brought into dizect contact with these "CLOCK P.M a LER BL WILLTA ILLIAM T MT. PLEAS- | poisoned organs, thus carrying contagion to ail parts of Lt AG the bedy. Bishop Jease 1. Peck, D.D., Lt whose NERe dt te 7, 8 and 10, G24 | death has been ao recent'y regretted, is reported to have _ situated on Parkeudee | dicd of pneu which medien! authorities afficm frets, and 100 fe.t front | indicates a diseased condition of Kidneys. It is well ‘oneavd two yeare, | EDOWN, moreover, that for soveral years he has been seed Cf Hust ON Peete | the victim of eevore kidney troubio, and the pnenmonie win puela-er’s cost; $100 down | which finally termitiated his lifo was only the last result whon tl © pr miy25-d of WL of th» previous bieod poisoning. The deadly matter which is left in the lungs by theimpure blood clogs up and finally chokes the patient. When this is ac- complished rapidiy it ia cvlled pnenmonia or quick con- sumpiion; when slowly, consumption, but in any event it is the rean't of impure blood, cansed by diseased kid- neye and liver. ‘Those are facts of science, and vouched for by all the leading physicians of the day. They show the desira- bility—nay, the necessity, of keeping these most im- portant orzans in perfect ¢ on, not only to insure health, but algo to escape death. Ithas been fully shown, to the satisfaction of nearly every unprejudiced mind, that Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is the only known remedy that can cure and keepin health the sreat blood-purifying organs of the body. It acts di- rectly upon these members, heuling all ulcers which LLIAMS & CO., Aucts. POTOMAC ow NORFO! KAN KAct certain decrees of the Supreme) istrict of € a D ust on, ‘al, OF sceure’ by a devd of or a'l cash on the day of «: ays thereafter. If the t com, hed with within fi night to resell SDAYS and a6 P.M. SiON AND afier sai » the at the risk ‘and cost uf the aultsne pi conveyancing at purchaser's | May have formed in them and placing them in a condi- PASTERN | cost.” $100 depont Sa tion to purify and not poison the blood. ‘This fe no idle AMERS OF JAMES S. F DWAL pied barca statement nor falsetheory. Mr. W. 0. Beach, foreman INOUIRE at} THO WAGGAMAN, Auet ng of the Buffalo (2 bber Type Foundry, was given up to die by both physicians and friends. For four years he had a terrible cough, accompanied by night sweats, chill, and all the well known symptoms. He spent a ceason sonth and found norlief. He saym ‘I finally concluded to try Warner's Safe Cure, and in | three montlis I gained twenty pounds, recovered my lost enerzy and my health was fully restored.” ‘The list could be prolonzed indefinitely, but enough has been said to prove to every sufferer from pulmonic troubles that there is no reason to be discouraged in the least, and that heslth can te restored. It PAW NBRORLWs SALE AT PUBLIC Ai AY AND TUESD. iGHTH AND ST FORTE" SS MONKOE AND A LADY OF TH BE FIFTY CENTS. wes Bth_ etree twharf, torminus of ars, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and without sfopy fter leaving __ FAMILY SUPPLIE 3 Povsp Cc NS TEAMEK JOHN W. THUMP5ON 8 L y 2 Leaves Sixth Street Wharf Woe EVERY MONDAY, WEDNFSDAY AND SATURDAY | pron? apne el Meee oe BEST PEACHES, 15 Crests; $1.75 Dozex, ATT? A.M. mts to said act. ay COMMISSIONER, ? ’ ico iountos at nearly ali the river landings as far down as + Lardtown. at Gencral Oftice, G13 15th street or at boat. DON'T PUT OFF BUYING. C. WITMER, Grover, _myI5 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. 11 Cass Scaar Coax 11 Cans Bert Tomatoes. 11 Lbs. Gran CALIFORNIA BRANDY, OLD HOLLAND GIN. GEO. A. O'HARE, Casn Gxbcer, MAY in front of the premises, at 25) and part of Bout alatoen th oxn, De im "Phi yrowerty will bs wold sutjoct fo # leass, which will expire Merch tet, 184, Terins of mile are: Five hundred 0) dol’ars to be paid within two days’ of sai, and re ine Ou or before Auzust Ist, 1:83, when title of the property will be transferred 'to purchaser, A deposit or one hundred tare down at the tinue of sale will be uired. ‘omumisioners reserve the right to reject any sud’ = if, in their Judgment, the property dice not bring ON! MT. V STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN 7th street wharf daily (excert Sunday) for Mt. 0 o'clock a. In. ; returning reachos Washing- about 3:30 p.m. = VERNON! “ale, at Alexandria wit! Washi Mondays for Nomad sadiaers | ° § of tha Hoard of ©. D.¢ Sp ta Sin eee toes Rand Nw = ro ast on Mondays for Nomini and inter- By J jo of Co .C. —- etiat landinwy returuing ‘Ueataye., On Thursdays | 29 “Fer of the Soar of Commiseloners I AT THE PAcace MaRErT = Cuericman, Nomink. St. Clement's Bay, wharves Major of Eucinvers. U.S.A TAM SELLING Silage forcaronas Eeyeeeh kat tO | csromas Downe ner Commissioner D.C. | Mbsiyer's heat Tomatin, Sb. cane 109, days for Carrioman, a3 own and intermed 1 MAS LING, Auct. y24- s* Corn E dives, returuing simdays. See Schedule, For ia. oes = my?4-dts_ | Gorden Gate Frit tion ap: ‘at office, 7th st. wharf, Wash . D. B. PAVGETT, Age tapi] C. We RIDLEY, Man porems TRANSPORTATION LINE. WALTER B. WILLIAMS &°00., auctioneers. Kicharda & Koble’s fine Peaches, French Mushroom. Spring Lamb, bind quarter . HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 1883, On SAT DAY, JUNE SE 5 * fore quarters. a a + '8 oe SIX O'CLOCK Peat, it sell I are 2: sel Everything in the market ai lowest market prices. ‘The steamer “UE, Capt W. O. Geogheran. leaves | trvnting 3) feet ou dik sincere oer a ee FRANK J. TUBB: TS, Btevhenscn'e wharf, foot of tth street, every SUNDAY, | back 105 feet o an alley, IDrcovad by aneen na econ- | _myl0 comer 14th and New York aventic 4c'cio-k p. m., for Baltimore and River Landings. | venient 0-atory frat house, cottage style, No. 526, pi iurnine. leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at 6 o'clock 8 rane hydrant. terraced, flower len in front, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! Taccommodations strictly first-clams, + | Texas uiede known on duyrof tale, oe so eo BR Fe BATURDATS cane PhPN and will be rocelved on | mydad” WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, 3 ER ORRR ip _, SIEPHENSO™ & ERO. (S848 LES W. HANDY, Meal Estate Avent. o ee wittm Th strest “tart and T2th st. ave. c a ane wae nee —s AaTAROT WASHING | AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDIN 4 q OP BE STEAMER WATTANO LEAVES WASHING | AUTTION SALE OF TO. VALUABLE BUILDING SPE Eee pn lg a Tharedays, ae 7 STREET, BEfWEEN K AND L STRE TS is f EE fe Gisaecy eect Gate ee Lands sg NORIHWEST, ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF “THE Sgss8_ T Ere ik o pepe PORTLAND,” AND OPPOSITE THE HAMILTON i 8t Brent'sand Cha: el Point Thursdays down ani HOUSE. RRREKEL it A NN 3% p: laysin Mattox creek (leetmation) Sunday and RRP L it AA NN imday nights, and Nowint and I will sell at pubitc auction, in front of the premt ERRLS L WAANN fdestination) Tuesday nights. Packages recel on THURSDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST, 18°9, at FIV! RO RE L IAAAN formation given atoMces of O'CLOCK P. M., sub lotr 20 aud 22, square ZiT. These HR RERRLLLLIA AN Ee avenue. jots have a froutaxe of 24 feet by a depth of 138 feet to GGG. oo Lb ppp. E NN N HY streat what 20-foot alley. and are the ovly desirable lots unseld in| G9 9% F D DE. NNN ——_— —— \e above location. 6 9 OL D DER NNN ATE T OD Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one, two and DENTISTRY. sarseSearn ait per coat, mows some two-mnd) Gea OS EBD eee eRe r FEN. GRADUATE OF PENNS my2t-t a ia Anctioneer. HEE i Bay Ofer an Fe= denice, hawreauel rraches Teoh ITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE, HME E a Rowe chance th sbuprenecien Late nhet tre! WI /WAYS MAK: BEAY et o - coms letk’s Otlice o! the Supreme Court of ti istrict a i Falter ¢ and to me directed, Iwill sell at pain TAT READ OND BAOe TS. TIFICIAL tor cash, in front of the Court House doo. of said Dis serted man a splendid eucer Branches of Dentint Wholesale Depot, corner let street ad Indiana avenue, frict, on FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY OF J WM. M. GALT & CO. LYE O'CLOCK M., all the right, ttle, est of John A. Butiér in and to the follswing-de- i property, to wit: The western one-half oe Lot 6, UHN BR. KELLY, B Deaven re Frncr-Crase aye Cy ih ee BEEF, LAMB, VEAL MOT IN, 8S. CORNED SREP 7 F street northwest. _ | suenty (S20), berinning for rome Sis tec Beeneeas, 629 ana 690 Contr Market, 9th atrest win: 7 F street nor momnet of 2. a ou ic , : Presecvation of the Natural Teoth a Specialty : a vivlit (8) tuchem, thence ceet ten GO) tect, | $202 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; oF irate ye. RANDALL PARSONS. Dexter, _ icht (8) Inches, ? tuenty-cigat (2°) feet and ) ioet to the pinceof beginning. improv ments there- 423 i Marketing debveredfreeot charge to siparteot the + northwest, over Ballintyne’s Book ings @ specialty. Gas «iven day or A sy Butler, to = es = = PIANOS AND ORGANS. . ZALEOTT, S iT, Xo. 437 rat a 2 oe —— = , iree doors fem corner B..” Dentistry 5 P fequenes Teeth uworted $7 versct. All work ware | i2 favor of Mazcavel Dutier, and No. 25,17H at taw in | FY PINERAMP PrANOs, Fanted arg eof Mary. 5 ee AND FINISH, HICH IN — — —— — CLAYTON McMICHAEL, United St.tes Marshal. Zz OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 | THOMAS DOWLING, meer. nit ‘D FOR DURABILITY. eae ieee thaw dort nor at Peasy | _ZHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. = agen x Hereafter extractions under Oxide, “without pain, will be $1 for the fitat fecth ‘umd $0 conta cach dditional tooth st" the saves am. Extractions without «as, 50 cents each tooth. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY § REAL B31, SPECIAL BARGAINS. Square and Uprieht Pianos, used by onresS=" rental customers the past season, will be #014 bargains: ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ATE IN THE CITY OF WASHIN t Artificial Teeth made, $7 wet. od TON, BEING PR MISES No. 1313 NEW YORK | at great for cash or easy monthly Ametzam Filings, from to 66 A work warratel | _AVESUE NORTHWEST. Laymenta, Brians. Have administered Nitrous Oxide w over virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, econd-hand Pisnos taken in exchange at full value 80,00 patients, and balance can be paid monthly. ict of Columbia, pas-ed on the 240 day of M ‘and an amended decree passed on the ai s = EKAMP'S BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, May, 1883, in equity cause 8,631, we shall geil at pub) 2 suction, in front of the rrcmisen Con MOREE oe 427 10th street northwest, fou. te oF ee f, 1983, et ve Canes hs certain piece or yareal of vromnst ty! Sh Se and Béing in the city of Washington. Distect of G& | NOTICE OF "[RUSTEE’S Sate HE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHT Iumtna, and distinguished on the gronmd ‘plat th-reof eo FSTABLI- HED 1868. as Lot 2, in Davidson's recorded subdivision of Square : THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE 251, the same being improved bya large three-stury PIANOS AND ORGANS. recozmized acd acknowledged by the highest: brick dweiling. Suthorities as the best made, most silent, lightest Furning and bikes: arm lock-stitch machine ever fiucle, Al movements made of the fuest steel. No ie= to thread, neither has ite shuttle. We sell only iferout makes. ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by suid decree: One- fourth cash; residue in one, twoand three gears Te kyectively, from day of sale, with interest at the rate of er cont. per annum, to b: secured by deed of trust At the trustee's sale on the 10th-of May ot, the assets of the late firm of Blackmar, =>-ATPA ling & Co., agents for the Chiokering Piano - 8 in Baltimore, I purchased some magnificent bargains t-las : vpen the eold; or all cash, at option of pur- | RS Ss eet a cero By ae (ot $800 required of prurchzecr at | In NEW AND GSEOOND-HAND TraNOe Anieee Tnoeet prices. No cutee ageit ‘Fire-clam hus | Baie of sale, “All conveyancivi. at nrehaner “e cost. | GANS. As I was crowdod for room before making this Chives for rent. kinds repeired and warranted. o Trustees reserve the ris] Teadvertise and sell purchase, I find myself now compelled to sell these 5 the property parchaser’s cost and risk if catalogue and price- et matted free, to ay | ee Prop emp wilhits sen anya goods at a trifing advance, ag I have ‘Ro room to store Doubie Stora, comer TU se Mevrecta, | CHARLES a oe oye them. Iwill sell for ten days bran now SQUARE (Gent's Furnishings and Hats next door. Ui HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE, sitively is the lightest rupping Machine ever mado; Office 321 43¢ street northwest; =. WILLIAM &. GORDON, Office 3:30 435 street northweat, ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. PIANOS for $160, worth $300; UPRIGHTS for $175, worth $350; SQUARE GRAND PIANOS for $190, worth $600; NEW ORGANS for $60, worth $90, &c. ; m23dts fron SEVEN-OCTAVE SQUARE PIANOS, used, an low as Movenvuts are so eaxy that the most delicate lt t — ; SIX-OCT, frame a hse it wittiout fatigue. “Every movement ie noite SoM ALUADLE PROPERTY ON THE Bast | $00; SUC OCTAVE for $90. Thee tnstraments are Pad so speiogs are used in its construction. Itmakesa| SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN L by the best known firms in the business and are Soild can use se PAR aa tune and reliable that | AND M NOKTHWEST, No. 1145, "AL AUCTION. | fully warranted, People of good oountanatiee can pare Mt She ‘woivestanie, Tanne fate are case hardened | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENT" chago of us on monthly payments, Boethine in th maceee:, Be nue aed oy Weeyeaee S | NINTH, 1885, wt SIX O'OLOCK. in. front of uicgey | For further mete nee an Machine market. sure and try the Hartford | premises, I shall Lot 40, in square 197, 16 feet 9 Sumer i ee | A Ware Waa Geet ome | OHAUNGEY 2. nee, Bed examine it at. gina troverty Herne one ot he tt sirable sections 433 BEVE! STREET N. W. “NHE eit, and where ‘advancinie CSE cpr, — | seittatianey geardeatcermara aah | [Ue ainEp pap eaten Bsc, ab vam 3 Se Cloud Butine, | Bt bepinced in a bet Sees tec eens ARKER, BALTIMORE end the PRINC« Goot Machtnes for Ali kinds repaired. my12_| with note bearing interest, and secured by a mead ot known omits kasseon ey ree, £23, CMs OF on, easiest FO WIN OY ADVERTISEMEN $0 INSOLENT axent totalk yon todeath, but the Finest Assort- Bist of the Len ing Seri Machines at rice that ean vaaner cab 8} rin, MckEN REY G. L. WILD & BRO.'8 MUsIOAL WAREROOMS, THOMAS DOWLING, ‘p25 709 7th strest northwest. mny23-dkas Auctioneer, = Tn | Pegzees sun of Trigun prorenry oy | Spe er tena ae APM es* ABLE TY ON | are avy 1. . i VENTH STREI WEEN . 8.B. BURDE’ RGANB, Best’ miade, —— W OOD AND COAL. STMEETS NOWTHWES" 3 nie Taming ent opeietas. Downe ae SS By virtue of a deed cf trust, dated the 2tst day of, "]p EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS Sa Am Wen: So Sete etia cereus eal | BR aSenrs ce Tap caen ge anos oo TE NE Treeiee 8 latwe tot of Bakers PINE, | of Colunibie,atid’by viptue of « dacroe of the supreme | {cea Prinee, ee aioe: Rersentic te, aay MHRA COAL gf superior quality for | Court, of atid District "dated 6th day of Apeit A.D. | Downed Pianos, ‘Tuning : 3an30 Gomestic use, ull of which we offer at lowest market Pyle tmne Sn we: cect io: sale are a s ‘The attention of consumers is respectfally invited to bal tHe rou rit DAY" PUNE a D: 1883, ar | PIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. Bb usyecticn of curstock. Soke al ete and premio “Icon fn te ot STECK & CO. PIANO, sremmexsoxenan, | Yims, meting as: Fatt gested she meat Pct Ply ad hone th st. wharf and 12th ot. ana aP. ave, | Bins. and Counded us follower Becta Cor eae res EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Mannfactnrea. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGAI a Ereuce fant ene hagarea beat sixston feck fos it pianos and 20}d'‘on netatmetite, Feuked Ot “ex- H. DARBY, Boo! D> \ce orth twenty-two feet four ‘and theses | ‘HaLged; rent applied if purchased. 3 BARES: BOOk AND ISB BRIRTER. | Were onc hmnavea Sad sixteen feet tothe place of Lexi The oats SCENT, MUSTO. "aS tiebed 1816. aya] ads Ae see ae, Yin seat rte, HENRY EBERDACH, Les sors any, cant, residue in nix and twelve moutive 915 F STREE LY sepee = ‘CASH. BOOKS, &o., &e, Ee Fae eter fom i day le, Oboe Manacine partner of the late 0) Enis Gone a be EW. MeNEAE, Prop'r. the purcbastt's option, Jk depot of BiG" CE wuired of on the of Grex. BROTHERS, eye rocco ween Bee La NS Si THE EV. 2d Edition. Latest Teleacrams to The Star A Clue to the Clevetnna Express Rob- er ye: CLEVELAND, O., May 25.—W. G. Yates, the loral agent of the United States Express Go, Says to-day that he estimates the amount or money in the pouches stolen yesterday nut more than $2,000 + STAR, ENI Evidence has been discovered t ara for this robbery have been Mektug for seve Weeks, and a clue to the robbers lias been obtained, which promises to result in arrests, tha ett Three Executioas in Arkansa: ICAMOND, AKK., May 25.—Jos. Young, colored, hanged here to-day for aD Outrage committed & white woman in November, 1882 A great crowd was present, but no violence was at- tempted. CLangNpon, ARK., May 25.—Joln Taylor was hanged here to-day for the murder of Col. Ingram. No unusual incidents occurred. HELENA, ARK., May %.—Jack Morton was to-day hanged here for murder. A large crowd was present a Baptist J ELECTION OF OFFICE! SARATOGA, May 2.—-AU tho sixty-ninth anniver- of the Baptist misstonary union the following omivers Were lected: President, Rev. Geo, Dana rman, D.D.. Pennsylvanta;’ vice presidents, Hon. J. Warren Morrill, Masschusetts, and Hon: Chas. L. Colby, Wisconsin; recording’ secretary, Rev, H. 8. Burrage, Matne. The secreiary’s an- nail report states the recelots at $316,806. The union maintains 19) missionaries, 1,36{e native preachers, and 1,075 churehes, having 105,145 mem- ders. THERE WAS A REMARKABLE SORNE when Key. F. T. Douglas arose to §| Boardman, r ment charg! this ak. Dr. “Did you authorize that state- honesty against the offielals of ctety?”” Stammering ont *no,” Mr, Douglas dd toread a statemont, adding: “I deeply re- gret to appear to have been used as the medium of the charge. Task forgiveness of God and of you nL” ——— Old World News by Cable. ANTI-HEBREW RIOTS IN RUSSIA. Rostorr, Russia, May 25.—A Russian was killed here on Tuesday By a Jewish pubilcan, Subs: quently a mob attacked several houses and shops occupied by Jews, which they robbed, demol- ished or burned. ‘Te riots continued until late at night. ‘Three sotntas of Cossacks were ordered ‘to the seene, but were unable to restore order. It 1s feared that there will be further outbreaks against the Jews, Se Fatal Collision of Freight Trains. JACKSON, MIss., May 25.—Last night a freight train on the Vicksburg and Meridian railroad ran into the rear end of another freight train while crossing the trestle briigs over the Big Black river. Engineer Singieton and two negroes were badly Injured. Tae lo-omotlve and cars were con- slierabiy damaged. Tho accident detained a party of excurstonists, who were returning to Jackson, all night on the . A Veto by Gov. Pattison. HARRISBURG, Pa., May 25.—Gov, Pattison to-day Fotoed the ill giving pensions to tho surviv- Ing veterans of the Mexican war, and to the widows Of soldiers and sailors ot tliat war, The house sustained the veto. Another Train Drops Through a Bridge. THREE PERSONS INJURED. Joriet, ILt., May 25.—The freight train due here at 8:30 'last ‘night, on the Kock Island road, dropped through the bridge across Dupage river, SiC miles west of Joliet. ‘The engine and sev- efal cars got across before the bridge parted. freight cars, one passenger car and a caboose wen! into the river, George Mellon, a brakeman, an two passengers, namés unknown, were injured. Sees Wall Street To-day. J THE STOCK MARKET DULL AND RATIIER STRONG. New Yous, May 25.—The Post’s financial article says: The general character of the stock market uring the forenoon waS dull and rather strong. prices advanced # to1% per gent (the latter on Northwestern) up to 11 o'clock, after which time there was a decline of 34 to per cent, the fatter on Wabash preferred, and continued” dull until 12:30. Texas and Pacitic declined 3, St. Paul and Manitoba, which ciosed last nighiat 124, declined 8 per cent, owing, doubtless, to the reported pend- ing fight between that road and the Canadian Pacific. Alton and Terra Haute preferred ad- vanced 134 percent to 7434, making the advance in the last two days 435 per’ cent. ‘The ruling rate for call loans on stock collaterals this forenoon was$per cent. The railroad bona market was dull during the forenoon, except 3 moderate bus!- ness in West Shore bonds ang Texas and Pacific incomes, the former of witch were firm at 79%, 7 and the latter 5 higher at 61% to 62%. State bonds were dull and steady. Missourl 63 of 1887 were down X, and Tennessee 63 3 higher. Government bonds Were quiet and unchanged in the forenoon. esis Sek So ‘Telegraphic Briefs. Gen. Lofa Rokeby is des4. Only one agrarian oucrage against the person occurred in Ireland during the month of April. The committee of the Lehigh and Szhuyliill Coal exchange met in Philadelphia to-day and agreed to make change in line and city and Darbor Prices of coal during June. Ip the United States district court, Philadelphia, t-day, Abraham O. Hickman, postmaster at Pipersville, Pa.g was sentenced, by Judge Batler, ‘| to nine months imprisonment and a fine OF $100 for using postage stamps as time. a The Markets, BALTIMORE, May 25.—Yityinia 6s, consolidated, 37; uew 10-403, 3339. BALTIMORE, May 25.—Cotton very dull—m'd- dling, 1024. Flobr steady and qu et—Howard etrect and western super, 3.2524.00; do. extra, 4. family, 5, 1216.25; city mills, sujs do., Rio brand: siperlative patent, 7. igher; western higher, closing firm, 21; 23a1.25: 0. 4 1.204 August, 1:33 F—#0) er; western steady ald firm; southern ‘03466; western inixed, 6pot, 65%a05%,: “6 wi6%, Uatein 5ba54: "western : Petnwyivania, 50854. Hay dull and ste rool to prime, 70." ly — choice Pennsyivania” and Maryland, 14.00 Provisions quietand easy. Mess pork, 20.75. Hulk meuts—shoutders and clear rib. sides, packed, Salli. Bacon—shoulders, 14; clear rib sides, 1234. Hams, 14%415%, ~ Lard—refiied, 12%. Butter dail and nomiual—weetern, packed,” 12340; creamery, 20a25. Exya quiet and éasy, 17a18. Petroleum dniland nominal—retined, 7a7%.’ Coffee dull—Rio cargooe, ordinary to fair, 84:9. Sugar firm—A soft, 8%: refined quiet, 1#Za1o. Whisky steady, 1.1655 ‘our, In: 84:" saat, Sigate Rased es ieres 3 lour, 18.84; in, 2)ga3d. lour, 1,125 barrels; wheat, 29,000 bushela; corn, 58,000 oats, 3,400 "bushels; rye, 105, Shipments— ,000 bushels; corn, noua, " Salés—wheat, 500, « corn, 85,000 bushes. ——_—s Comuisstons were issued to S. Hall, postmaster at Stuart Draft, Va.; C. Keuyk, Nance’s Shop, Va.; ¥. Lassahan, Fullerton, Md.;_Jobn Denver, Iron— hill, Ma.; Rébecea A. Lewis, Yankee Dam, W. Va. Tue Duront Sratve—The work of laying the granite steps to surround the proposed Dupont statue has been completed, and Col. Rockwell is now onty awaiting the design of the pedestal from Senator Bayard to advertise for peupuens for tts construction. The pedestal will be designed by Mr. Launt ‘Thompson, who will also make the statue Itself. Prersrs 4 CouRT Marra. —Lieut. CoLShges to-day telegraphed Adjutant General Drum, with- drawing his resignation and saying he prefers belng tried by court martin}: | ‘The offense with whic! or ‘ges is chargea {3 duplicating his pay account District Government Affairs. REMOVAL OF OFFICES. The Commissioners to-day owners of the pro] dn which 1s held the police headquarters and the health office that the Dis- trict will vacate these premises on or before the 80th of June, proximd. Superintendent H. R. ‘Miles, of the telephone service, is already remov- natice to the | ing his wires to the new premises, on corner of D and 5th streets, MEASURES FOR TRE ENFORCEMENT OF THE FISH Laws, The Commissioners are to-day in receipt of a communication from the Secretary of the Navy granting permission to use one of the goveroment ‘Steam launches inthe enforcement of the fsh laws, commencing Saturday night next.and com tinulhg-as.long-as-may be neceasary. PAVING JEFFERSON PLAGE. A petition has been sent tothe Commisstoners’ trom J. R, Saley, @. ©. Maynard and many others asking to have Jefferson ‘plage, betwoon 18th aaa 19th streets north we aved asphalt blocks Under the usual conditions of permit work. Sons OF JowaDAB:—Eureke Council, No.'8, Sons otd met test evening. Guiet Huds past Chief Darragh took | or King. The Star Route Trial Drawing to a Clexe. MR. INGERSOLL CLOSES AND THE DEFENSE SUBMIT THAIR CASE. Mr. Ingersoll continued his address after recess. He quoted figures snowing the amount of fines Imposed and the amount of remissions granted, to show, as he claimed, the absurdity of the charge that Brady was to get half of the remissions. Mr. Ingersoll said the prosecution had seeminz1 at there was nothing the matter wit! Dorsey's eyes. They had subponed Dr. n, but they had not dared to put alm on the stand. It seemed that nothing In the world would usty them but to see 8. W. Dorsey_ convicted, Ato put their foot upon his neck. They would enjoy that pleasure—they would never find © honest men to convict him. Referring to he charge that Dorsey had written the letter which appeared in the papers before the trial for the purpose of influencing public optnton, Mr, Tn- gersoil asked if the letter of the Attorney Genéral, published just before that, had been written for the purpose of biasing pubite apinton, Mi. MERRICK OBJECTED that there was no evidence of this letter, and Judge Wylie sald counsel could not re‘er to ft. “I'll take It back,” sald Mr. Ingersoll. “ Was Mr. Dickson Indicted to bias public opinion?” “T object to that also,” said Mr. Merrick, “Mr. Dickson was indicted by tho grand jury.” T have no objection to have tie Indictment. of the jury- men, and of those who sought to corrupt them, put in this record.” Judge Wyle said counsel could not refer to these matters, “J take tt for granted,” sald Mr. Ingersoll, “that the jury knows what has been going on'in this country.” THE DEFENSE SUBMIT THEIR CASE. Mr. Ingersoll closed a few minutes after three o'clock in a very eloquent peroration, and the defense submitted their case. The court then ad- Journed to Monday. — Not Contagions Cattle Disease. PNEUMONIA MISTAKEN FOR PLEURO-PNEUMONTA, Health Omcer Townshend and hts force for some days have been making a tour of the cow stables in the city and county, with a view of detect- Ing any cases of pleuro-pneumonta that may exist among the cattle, and particularly the mifch cows A cow that died sudden ly a few days ago, with all the symptoms of contagious pleurv-pneumania, was sent to the garbage Wharf on James creck canal, near the arsenal, where a postmortem ex- amination was performed about three o'clock yes- terday afternoon, by Health Oficer Townshend, and Drs. Salmon, Rove and Cowie, of the Bureau of Agricuiture. ‘rhe examination showed that the cow had died of ordinary pneumonia. ‘The doctors state that fortunately when a cow Is attacked with contagious pleuro-pneumonia her supply of milk ceasss, Yesterday the health officer and his assistants examined 102 cow stables and 370 cows In search of cases of pleuro-pneumonta, but without finding any cases which would exciteany alarm. They found several cases of pneumonta, but none con- tagious. To-day a well-known veterinary surgeon accompanted the health officer and his officers and 45 cases were examined, among, which were a number which had been reported by thelr owners as suspected cases of genuine pleuro-pneumonia. No genuine cases were round among these 43 cows, Through all .these stables examined yesterday ‘there Was only one sick cov, and this veterinary surgeon has gone out to-day to look at this cow, in the eastern section of the city, An analysis has been made of the milk of five of the cows belong- Ing to Mrs. Flannigan, on the Benning’s roaa, by Prof. DeSmeit, the result showing a pure and healthy miik”t every case, but not up to the standard for richness. ‘The health officer is keep ing up the investigation, but says that althoug! there are several clear cases of pneumonia, there are none of the Infectious kind and there is no cause for alarm atall There Is provably ‘a Uttle more sickness among cows, owing to the cold, backward season, than in ordinary years, but @ permanent turn to_warmer weather will cure all cases of the Kind. The Agricultural department is interesting itself in thts subject, and several of the professors are making analysis of the several specimens of the milk and meat of cows. —_s>___ TRANSFERS OF REAL Esrare.—Deeds in feo have been filed as follows: Mary S Clymer to W. B. 8. Clymer, lot 88, sub. sq. 239; $—. Same to Mary W. Clymer, lot £6, do.; do.’ W. Thompson to D. P. Heap, lots 42 and 43, sq. 182; $9,101.70. F. Lote ter to Magdalena Fahrmlter, lot 14, sub. 8q. 668; $100. J. F. Beale to J. W. Bayne, part 8, sq. 761 $1,825. RO. Holtzman et ai. trustees, to'R. Gold: schimid, lot 5, sq. 514; $3,200.86. R. Golaschmid to John Stewart, same property ; $3.590.86 and incum- prance. A. L: Johnson to Joseph C. Tayior, part 14, sq. 819; $5,800 and incumbrance. C.J. Hillyer to James A. Harlan, lot 82, sab. n. 3 5q. 195; $2,000. Sophia C. Crane to C, P.'Donn, isis 1 and K, sub. Jots In sq. 785; $1,651. Columbian University to James E. Fitch, 10:5 6 to 18, sub. of south grounds of the University; James E. Fitch to Aulick Pal- mer. same property; $18,000, Garrison to Mll- Ue F. Shedd, part 9 sq.’ 317; $200, Eitzabeth and H. J. Smith to George V. Smith, east half lot 11, sq. 992; $500. John Kochler to’ George Sonner- mann, part 8, sq. 477; $750. John Carter to Chas. Walter et al. sub 18,'sq. 987; $—. F. J. Lippett to John Sherman, part'sq. 115; $3,000. John Sherman to Eliza W. Ltppett, same property ; $3,000. ——— A DkecRER OF Drvorce GRANTED.—To-tay a decree of divorce was made by Judge James in the case of August Beckman against Georgianna Beck- man. He stated that they were married in Gor- many in 1847; that they came to this country in 1852, and lived in this city for 20 years. He charges her with adultery in 1864 with one August Bank, with whom she eloped, but he took her back 1 August Ist, 1882, on the solemn promtse not to re- peat the offense, and he charges that notwit) standing the profises she commited faiuleety with one Fred Vedemayer, at 1109 @ t, On August 24th last, and in Novetuber, 1882, deserted hin, and went to live wita Vedemayer at 811 9th street northeast. Mr. J. G. Bigelow appeared for plainuff, and Mr. i. R Elliot took the testimony. INTENTIONS OF MITCHELL, THR PUGILIst.—Charies Mitchell,the English pusilist, says:+Having, since my entounter with John L’ Sullivan, chal- lengea by Mike Cleary, Billy Edwards’ and Mike Donovan, I desire to state that I have concluded at present not to enter inty any éncounters with tie gloves. As to making a match to fight with the bare knuckles, I lave already a match on with Herbert A. Siude,’ and after I get througn with him, win or lose, I wil be prepared to give my at- tention to others. Ihave promised to give Cleary another chance. and propose to do so ut some fu- ture time, although I shouid lke to meet Sullivan once moré before encountering Cleary, as I fancy. myself capable of making a better show against the Boston boy the second time.” Madden and Mitchell spar at the Theater Comique in this city to-night. a From Et Paso 70 WasHincTon.—Mr. Job Angus, the well-known Washington butlder, 18 on a Visit to his home in this city trom El Paso, Texas, where he has been actively engaged for some tite past as a contractor on public and private work. Among his contracts has been one for the construction of a court-house at El Paso. Although Mr. Angus has enjoyed excellent healtt at El Paso, not having been sick a day during his twenty months’ absence, he still thinks Washington a more de- sirable place of residence. The country at El Paso 4s as bare of vegetation as a billiard table, and no drinkable water can be Obtained from the alkall soil. The water used comes from the Rlo Grande, and sellsfor five cents a bucket. As everything used there has to be transported by rall, the cost of suppiles 13 heavy. Coal sells for $15 a ton, wood for $12 a cord, and other things In proportion. ‘There ts a good deal of travel througi El Paso to Mexico. Mr, Angus heard from Gov. Shepherd a few days before he left, by the arrival at El Paso of a gentleman recently from Batopilas, Governor Shepherd was well and prosperous; getting out over $100,090 a month from the Batopilas mines. He expected to come to Washington in July. oe Rea. EstaTe SaLes.—Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have recently sold at auction, for Job Barnard, trustee, valuable suburban property near Work on the River Fiats. ITS PROGRESS—THB DREDGERS—THE TRAMWATS— THE RIF-RAF FOUNDATION FOR THE RIVER WALL, ETO. As the work progresses on the river flats the plans can more clearly be understood. Below the Long bridge two pile-drivers are at work on the Same line, one approaching the other, and when they meet the pfle-driving on the east will have been completed for the present. It is found that the mud below the Long bridge spreads out over much more surface than above the bridge, Where there is much more sand. It 18 thought that but ilttle more tramway work will be required below the bridge for this reason. The sand appears to have been. lodging many years on the flats above the bridge, while the lighter mat- ter has found lodgment south of it, Itis for this Teason that the dredging company are now con- structing another trataway north of the first one, and ata distance of about 138 yards from it. The nature of the deposits taken from these flats above che bridge ts so heavy and solid that wien dumped they settle where they fall without run- ning. In addition to the new tramway line, the contractors are making great preparations for tie erection of an Immense steam force pump, to be kept constantly playing on the sandy and'clayry deposits while itis being handled in order to make it ran more freely and diffuse itself. The pressure of this pump when completed will be 12) pounds toa square inch. ‘The water will be pumped from the Georgetown channel and carried through a six Inca Iron pipe along the tramway between the rats, and be 80 arranged as to supply water at every point needed on the line. THE DREDGING. ‘There are three dredging machines now at work above the bridge; one required to widen and deepen the Georgetown channel, th? mud from which ts carried by scows to the tramway, where another dredger removes the mud from the scows tothe cars, and tts then dumped along the line of the tramway. The capacity of this work 1s 216 car-loads per day, of ten ejuare yards of mud and eposit to each car-load. ‘The third dredge is an immense affatr, and ts now ensayed in dizging a Channel about twenty feet wide on the Ine where {he wall 1s to be coustructed, next ue river chan- nel 4A NOVEL PROCESS. Young cedar and pine trees and brush of all kinds are shipped in large quantities and placed on the decks of this dredger, where men are con- stantly employed in braiding these young trees into immense mats of the width of the channel, and as the dredzer advances on the line, the mat of young trees glide off into the channel thus cut }by the machine. Thts forms the foundation for the stone rip-rap work, and stone {s placed upon the brush, which sinks all together in a solid mass, making a basis for solid masonry work. The operation is quite an interesting one. The work is pr ing finely, but the night-work has been found to be unprofitabie, and has been dis- continued, Se ee THR NEW YORK STOCKMARK2T. Pc following are the opening and closin prices cithe New York Stock Market to~aay, a3 rsporzel byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 339 15th stro st. Same. Some, oy CG 4X Nor. & Wes. p.| 9% North Pac if Bt 84 "| 833 Oregon Trns.. 2431244 Pac. Mall . 467%! 46% Peo. D. & EB. 3X) SN Renaing. 983; 98 "st. Paul. N42% 142% St. Paul prei 10835 10836 St. P. & Omaha) 45% 453, 48%) 48%) Do. pref. 103% 104 98%, 93" (Texas Pac...) 98 | 36 28%) 294 Union Pac ....| 927%! 931g |1022;'1025,' Wad. Pae. 2) 28K N. J, Central, :| 798g) 7837 pid.| 41% 415 N.Y. Centrai”h21x 12174) West. Union..| 82% 82%¢ A CADETN AT-LARGE APPOINTED,—The President has appointed Joseph A. Guthrie, of Portsmouth, Va., son of the late John J. Guthrie, a _cadet-at- large to the Annapolis naval academy. His father Was at one time a captain in the navy, but re- Bad Day tor Favorites at Pimiicon, FIVE SPIRITED RACES TESTEMDAT. ‘The races at Pimlico yesterday were very suo» cessful. The attendance was lange, and the cone test interesting. The first race—one mtle—was Tun by Buxom, Brunswick, Golden Plover, an@ Allanoke. It was won by Buxom tn 1:44. Mu. tuals paid $18.50. In thesecond race, Bmpress, Fair view, P. Burch, Ferg Kyle, King Fan. and nd Augusta started. "Fairview finished five lengths ahead of King Fan second, two lengths ahead of W. P. Burch third, Empress fourth, Heel and Tos firth, Ferg Kyle sixth) amd Aagusta last. Time 1:4. Mutuals paid #1, The third race, a mile and an eighth, was won by Hostage, a neck ahead of Col. Sprague a head in front of Camillus third, Haedon fourths Jim McGowan fifth, and London’last. Time, 1:30; mutuals paid $961.75. In the fourth race, mile heats, the starters were Nettie, Jop Murray, Home. spun, Farewell, Free ) Bonnie Kate, and Chickadee. Chickadee won'the first heat, and Free Gold the next two heats Mutuals paid $104.20 and $6.60. The fit race, a steeple chase Was run by Imelda, Oscar Wilde, ‘Jim MeGowan, Edenderry, Juage Murray, Proud Dick, and Kituy Clark. Jim McGowan Was first honl-, Dut was Atsqualified because he dropped weight, and the race was given to Kitty Clark, with Imel second and Judge Murray third. Time 23 Mutual Pools paid $20.05. ——<90— lections Yesterday. SUMMARY OF THIS MORNING'S DISraTOHRS. County elections were held throughout Virginia yestentay. In many of the counties the contest Was between readjusters and democrats, and Was quite spirited, In Alexandria there was no Opposition to the conservative ticket. The demo. crats cartied Lynchburg, electing two-thirds of Uhe council and aldermen. A light vote was ued at Fredericksburg, there being no political oy A majority of frecholders—2 to 1—fayor publie water At Hardsonburg the vote was 641, & decrease of 85 (rom the November vote. The ham county by a de- coalitionists carry Rock! creased majority, In Winchester all the coalltion- Ist candidates are elected. The town of Staunton went democratic, but with reduced majorities, It 1s claimed. Beverley Manor district elocts the coalition supervisor. At Culpeper, Sim:th and Howell, two coalltionists, were elected, the demo- crais electing the rest of the ticket.” At Froot Royal two democrats were cendidates for county clerk, Capt. McAtee was eloct 95 ‘The Bridge Pageant BRILLIANT NIGHT SCENFS TN BROOKLYN AND OW THR RIVER, After the exercises at the platform of the East river bridge had been carried out yesterday tn accordance with the program published in Tre Stax, the President and his party drove to the house of Chief Engineer Roebling in Brookiyn and paid their respects to him. ‘The presidential party viewed the fireworks froma boat in the river, and afterwards went to the Academy of he streets In Brroklyn were iiuminated Minese lanterns, and were packed with poo- ple. So dense was the throng that trafic was Impeded, and the ears had o be ped or trav- eled very slowly. | While the freworks were being set off the scene In the harbor was grand. Count- less boats and crafts of every kin! Lastetully Mt Up with colored lights, thronged the river and the large span, brightly lighted by the electrte l —A radiant arch against a dark backyround—was a msguificent spectacie. President Arthur and Governor Cleveland, attended by Mayor Low, Mayor Eason, Secretary Chandler, Postmaster 4} General Gresham and others, took up tieir stands on a dais in the Academy of’ Music inst evening, and stood there while citizens of Brooklyn to the number of 6,000 or 7,000 filed past and bowed their respects. AU 10:40 o'clock the President drove to Mayor Low's house, escorted by a mounted squad of police,and went thence to the steamer Mineola, which conveyed him to the foot of 234 street, New York. Proceeding to the Fifth Avenue hotel he retired early to rest. DIED. DENRAM. On Thursday, Mi 1689, at Colock o.m., et her Tae Penida en, Wo 4a Sonnet Rorthwest, AROLINE DENHAM, wife of La, . Denham, Funeral om Saturday, the 26th, at two o'clock from E stret Baptist church. [Lessbune, Ves og signed, and after the war was 2p inted a su} intendeat of @ life saving niet by President rant A Boanp oF army officers is appointed to meet at Fort Monroe, Va., on Wednesday,the 13th day of June, 3883, for the examinatton for promotion of such meritorious non-commissioned officers. may be ordered to appear before tt. The board will be composed of Major Rich. Lodor, $d artillery; Capt. Joseph B. i, th artillery; Capt. Stevens G. Cowarey, int surgeon, U. 8. army; First Lieut. John P. Wisser, 1st artillery, recorder. Unseemly Levity at a Faneral, From the Philadelphia Times, Mr. Ingersoll Jokes at a funeral, but the corpse 4s his own cllent, . ——— Political Poinw. ‘The new city school board appointed the Mahone state board ot education met tn Rioh- mont lay evening, wo “a members of the board were assigned to duhes in: the colored schools only. “fj with a view to ailaying the =<org, esol ‘oy the placing of the colore men upon the school The major:ty committee of the Massachusetts tegislae<re on Gov. Butler's veto Leroy mig wg wei oo) eget Was out of the state from to March 2 and bill be sent to the supreme court for an Opinion as to its validity. ‘The Kentucky republican convention completed thelr ticket yesterday after Tae Star's report telegraph closed. Mr. J. W. Ashbury, nom! for Fegister of the land Mice, is a colored man. e Pennsylvania house yesterday ie bill abolishing the office of recorder of Pillades phia, ————_+-2-_______ ARCHBISHOP CROKE COUNSELS SUBMISSION TO THE Vaticay.—Archbishop Croke, replying to an ad- Gress of welcome oe to him at the Wicklow depot, Dublin, sald it was the Pope's great love for the Trish people that caused him to be 80 solic- tous for their welfare. He was confident that when the roe understood the situation better the efforts of the priesthood and of himself for the Irish would be crowned with success. Time would prove the correctness of his representations to tie ‘ope. Meanwhile he urged the people to submit to the vatican, —e ‘Work anp Waogs.—Perkins, Campbell & Co., harness-makers, at Cincinnati, yesterday acceded to the demands of the strikers for the exclusion of boys from the shops.—The unpali Italian labor- ers on the Philadelphia and Chester county ratl- Toad again besieged the company’s office in Phila- delphia yesterday, and agaih went away unpaid. —Secretary KS, of the Western Iron Asso- ci-tion, last evening received a telegram from an fron manufacturer in Chicago stating that an arrangement had been made with the working- men under the terms of which work will be con- tinued after the 1st of June on a conditional scale.—The coal diggers in two more railroad pits In the Pittsburg region returned to work yes- Terday pending the decision of the trade tribunal, Only seven pits are now idle, ang it 18 likely the owners of these will also agree t@&bide by the de- cision of the umpire in a few days, INVESTIGATING AN ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO Porson 4 Jony.—Philadelphia 18 excited over a seeming attempt to poison the jury in the trial of Thos. a Tor the murder of a Chinaman. Wednesday ight two of the jurors were suddenly taken 411i, and yesterday seven others were Attacked. Ths court had to be adjourned, and last hight the entire panel of twelve were sick. Five doctors Were In avtendance. Meals for the Jury were sup- plied by a neighboring restaurant, the proprietor of which declares that the same ‘was served to other customers, who have not experienced any Unpleasant results ‘There is suspic 1 e.stern terminus of the Columbia railway. Th's Property is improved by a brick building and Slaughter house, contatning about six acres, to Felix P. Selbert, for $6,000. "Also, for E. G. Davis, trustee, parts of lets 18'and 14, in square Boi, with the improvements, situated on 6th, between 'L aud Mastreets southwest, to C.F. Sinithson, for $980, Also, for the owner, lot 71, in square 274, improved by a two-story and mansard roof dwelling, known as No, 1932 12th street northwest, to D.W. Atwood, for us aiae, oF oa ore oe ed 15, in square 372, proved by two 2-story jouses, Known ag Nos. 981 and 988 10th ‘street, between Seay Tuten Wat ieee erie: jorge Iseman, for tor avis trustee, square 911, subdivided into thirty lots, + HL 8. Davis, for 8 cents square foot. Also, square 910, to same purchaser, at 4%" cents square foot. The above praserty 1s slt- Dated on 8th, 9th, K and tS northeast. Also, for Samuel Cross, trustee, the north part of lot 6 in section 1 of the subatvision of Barry farm, fronting Sberidan avehue, to Edward Garrett, for $120. Also, for Andrew B. Duvall and Henry E. Davis, trustees, part of lot 5 in square 461, Improved. by a large brick building, known as No. 680 Penn- syivania avenue northwest, 10 Robert Cohen, esq., for $16,000. Also, south part of lot 9 in square fronting 2% feet on 3d street noftheast, to A. M: Read, for 273g centa square foot. Also, the north % feet front of samp lot, Improved by brick dwell- Ing, known as No. 125 8d street northeast, to Igna- tious Miller, for $2,975. Also, lot 84 in equare 358, Unimproved, situated on Boundary between Vermont avenue ant W street northwest, to James for 21 cents square foot. Young, real estate auctioneer, sold yes- terday for Mr. A. C. 7 trustee, lot 11, square 461, improved a and’ cellar brick bufiding, No. 634 nngyivania avenue northwest, occupied by Mr. F. P. May, to Mr. May for $18,000, been made to poison the jury, ix wiltul en has and the court has ordered a rigid investigation, 90 ee Haxtay’s Races.—Hanlan 4 tow 4: 08 re. ceived, at Lowell, Mass., 9zicles for 00 Tace with Hamm and Conley from tae Tury, Field and Farm. Both th champion and Lee signed ant returned them t; New York last evening. It ‘agreed to row ‘a double-scull race over a course to be mutually 8Zreed upon within six weeks of signin, the artloves, The ape dyn og forfel™, which is now with the Turf, QW, Farm, deposit of $1,000 13'to be ‘paid June 18; the balance, ae Face fs to be four miles—two miles al be made between the hours o'clock in the afternoon of mutuall; agreed upon on the day of final One ig not selected the stakeholder shall int one. Hanlan's Judge in the race with Ken) on Pee Day be John Davia, rs mntari TBstaes of ennis Gon bes ite and letters Issued to bonded ON vente Sarees and_ letters Al ICHAEL DRISCOLL in the thirtieth in the thi year ahter © finworing ae porated Hane: uted, with fortitude, In manhood's early morn, beloved aon, Thy Maker calls thee to'eterna rest ‘Why labor finiehed and thy lite crown won, est, Christian soul, in pesce with God's own blest? - sam Res By His Mornen. aneral his late residence. So. 337 E street southwest, on Sunday afternoon. at2 clock, © "gt FARRIL!.. On Thursday, May 94, 18%3, at 10: ope age EAM eet gry a uheral ai “past two o'clock, on Sunday, from his lute residence, 8i¢ath street freataleviod aon a northeast. Friends re- TILLER, Suddenly, at Denver, Colorado, Weanes- day nic 23, 1883, at 6:30 0% ANI Sitect on of Frank ana Cathaise Suhee Get Gein year of his Notice of ‘funeral herosfter. 23, 1888, at 6:45 p.m, KELLAM. Wednesday, Ma; MARION ©. KELLER feof Sohn Fe Mellen, wa tis Fuueral from her late residence, Please copy. | On Weanestay, May 23 wit twouty-fifth year of her axe. 41 D street north- ‘west, Saturday, May 26, al ten a.m. “i REED, On Thursday, May 24th, 1883, at 3:20p, years. ma. 1 GEORGE W. REED, aged forty-one Funeral will take place from his nce, No, 208 Hstrect southeast, on Sunday, Bay Siti t Bee YEATMAN. . On 1683, HENRY YE. ced fe Gear tua denen poe ——— Funeral gy take page fron hia late residence, 473" ae ey ed fends futerment st Glemicod caesar, Invited teat UNDERTAKERS. AS THONY. BUCHLY UNDERTAK 2 AhING ESTABLISHMENT, 912 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE — —<— Now: ‘ Ever first class and Fearouabie. a cs ‘on the premises. 6 comncotions, my9-6t* CORNELIUS FINN, Promotors RTHUR ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS, moved to Ist street and Penneylvgnia avenue northwest, No, 08 na aDerale attended in, city or county. moderate. Office oveu night and day. “Pp UCHL Y's" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue north wost.) “Everything first-class and reasonable.” aps DENTARER Po) Det. Mand N 3 5th st., bet. Mand Nn.w. balmed and prepared’ for ‘wamnportatinn. odies emi Residence at place of Duriness, OdEPH GAWLE! J mt PORNISMING UNDERTAKER, 7 Wane avenue no1 . 1 anid every thing fiest-class.‘Teloplone conection vate Jes went ase Tes UN RERTARER, Texte StKxer Noarewerr. Telephone Connection. ss UGUSTUS BURGDOK! FURNISHING 316 Ivania a ¥, UNDERTAKER, Huser OC. Towrss & Co. BANEERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Wasuroron, D.C. ‘We pay spetial attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding onr various city Securities, and are prepared at al! tumor t> answer ingui- ries regarding same. HARRY C. TUWEKS, membe Stock Exchange, mbit pBvate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES ri | i le li