Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. MAN & CU. Estaie Agents and Auctioneers, F street no-thwest. PROVED TERY SALE OF Mal SON STREET 3 SIXTPENTH AND TOT ON Jeavue Uc TON OF U.S. rat OLE WED © OFF AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. THE EVENING STAR. THIS AFTER FPHOMAS DOWLING, Acctigneer. EES’ SALF OF A VERY VALUABLE BRICK Lt HOUSE AND ADJOINING PRE} SIDE OF FOLOMSC SIRRET’AND THE MARKET HOUS inafter de-eribed premises, and al herein of the late Alired H. t ts teeny: All that part of Lot ity of Georgetown, Ton Vroapeet street: running . thence west 57 feet to nty-one. thence north with sald 8 mce cast 57 feet, to the thre:-story Brick House Pie terme of sale are as follows, to wit: Say of sale, ta be forferted. hase money in cash within five IOS. DOWLING, Avct. h und F streets northwest, nce in che and two yeara 1 the property, + the sple~did buila- 12th abd K northwest, con- Mio F servation, ubout 2,200 square ‘ 5 deposit on each lot sold. aveysneing at purchurer's cost. i WM. P. YOUNG, Auctioneer. FPHOSAS DOWLING, Ave VALUABLE IMPROVE? SIX O'CLOCK 3 sei on the pr 5 itself the HM. TELLER, FINANCIAL. S° LL U.S. Gow AND D.C. EONDS: ASH. C. GASLIGH? and ALL otuer City t to reject ecrotary. xivel subject to chee! We rat S) CIAL attention ‘o obtaining CORRECT and RELTAELS information regarding our various city securit'< 204 are prepared at all times to answor inqui- Hes regs lite suc. HABRY C. TOWERS & CO. BOSKEKS, BROKER RRVE FUND LIFE exch a large business tha! of the egente cf old-iine erable competition, are scattering unwarranted and us in reward t» th: new company and its nee. Let no man be de- = most importsut busi- and Judge for him- the POOR who most ‘bie. Our s, be stiration, greatly to our sd- 1. XY. KNIGHT! Manager. my23 6m. “SEWING MACHINES, &.— ia, * Yih stree:, SL Cioud Builcine, Sui “58 5 Kine ever ot finest _stee t4 shuttie. We se nes of different makes. % most responsibility nts, First-class tha- ed ant wacranted. «¢ cawlogue and price-list mailed free to auy 3 2B CH, Double Store, coruer 7th and H streeta. Purntehings and E 20r. mls Y ADVERT . NOINSOLENT te talk youtodeath, but the Finest Asaort- i ee Lee maw § —— eee enya Gutasscr Can syproach,, henting, Repairing, te McKENSEY, © mys SR etreot. _——— ee ee SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, KUBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. ‘THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. of Washinxton, In its own building, 223, tee. et tar Proof Vs 1's, at prices varyiug from $5 to $60 per year, Beoordin< Lo nize and location. Hooms and - deining \ awits, provided for Sife-renters, VAULT DOORS GUARDED RY THE SARGENT ‘TIME-LOCK. SECUNITIES AND VALUABLES of ov including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATZ, J2W- iY te) DS, &e., taken for SAPE-KEEPIAG, on SPECIAL GUALANTEX, at the Lowest Kates. UNJANIN P. SNYDEE, President. ARLES C. GLOVE 7 DEEN Cs sob Pe roe va & Co., View Prewident, PROFESSIONAL ARLES H. BOWEN, M. D.—OFYICE AND Ras- iderce 912 F street northwest. Telephonic commu- with Standiford’s Lrag ‘Store, corner $th and ota USERCE PERT ARE, EEQUISITE TO HEALTH and coufort, hence the cite of the world, from far - WHITE'S establishment, 1416 eppostte Willard’s Lotel, fur the successful Feiner Hard and Sott Corné, Bunions, Inverted ails, Vencular Excresences, etc. Fstablished in Wash- €. Ottice fee $1 per visit, for py ALS0 OF. LONGISG TO OTHER OWNERS, SOME GERMAN ASD F TO BE SOLD A AND FOLLOWIX TERMS CASH. INGS, COMME! ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ANSON BROS., Aucts., tn auld D streets northwest. FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO PAY STORAGE, &c. On TUFSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWELFTH, 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., we will sell within our auc- tion reeme to pay storeze and charges— 2 Chilled Iron Sates. 2 large Utl Paintings, Indian scenes, very fins. Ismail Gil Painting. Walnut Lounge. Wainut Desk, Flower Stand, &o. # — concerned. DUNCANSON BhOs, ‘ANSON BEOS., Aucuoneers. GOVERNMENT SALE OOK-CASER, SOF, ba APS, coo M FE Shams, can- FOR ACCOUNT OF THE vem! On TUESDAY. ING, JUNE TWELFTH, commencing st TEN CLOCK, we will sell, in front of our ralesrooma, a general collection of vod: partly enumerated clove, to which attention of CANSON BKOS., Aucts. TN ‘ST. passed in the Supreme Court, Drtrict of Colnmbia on the 25th dey of May, of Auice W. Follin vs. John’ 1, Equity Docket 23, 1 will se! ‘auction, in front of the premi. rU: WELFTH, A.D. the north twent By virtue of a decree t (20 feet) front nine (9), insquare a street, between Nand of Washington, D.C. thereon, ceubisting of a two- scment freme building, anda 0-0 cash, and the balance in six to be recured by i interest at the rate ured by a deed of ail caeh,at the option of purchaser, bear ne purchaer's bid ‘is are pot coraplied with w: the ‘Lrustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defauiting recorcing at purchases CHA pRB. WILLA as ‘s from day of sale ¥, WOLLAED, Trustee. Ms & CU., Auctioneers. BUILDING LOT 5110-12 FEET FRONT ON STREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTHWEST. TWELFTH, AT FIV! will eeli, in front of thi AFTERNOON, THIRTY O'CLOCK, w Lo? 3, SQUARE 85. mg in value, and now has ‘Onc-quarter cash; balance in one, two and six ber cent int three years, notes to bear 8 upuaily, notes to be secured by trust, jon of purchsser. A deposit of $100 r- Conveyanciux, at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be with in ten days, otherwise fhe right Tenorved to resell at risk and cost of default, ing, purchaser, after giv: ve in éome newspaper published in Washing: DUNCANSON BROW., Auctioneers. UCTION SALE OF A DESIRAB! NORTH SIDE OF iCURTH AND FINTH STREETS JUNE TWELFTH, public notice of Cn TUESDAY, HALF-PAST FIVE in front of the prem! CLOCK P. A ses, part of lot 7, square 51 26. 72142.7 feet hes Ms ’eo 8 30-fock alley. 'T- COLD WELL, Auctioneer. 0. HOLTZMAN, Feal Estate Auctioncer. THUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLI ATE ON D STRE: BENTH STHERY NORTHWES Gf 2 decree of the Supreme 0 passed on the February, 1883, in E ‘No.8 fie Citizens" Natioodl ‘Dant'or Wass pisiutifi and Charles E. preuninen, at IVE O'OLOGE E WEDNESDAY, rt MM, On WHE TWeNTIETH DAY OF aUNe® Tasd, Lot lettered, . Bireh’s subdivision of Lot num- wuare No. 227, said lot bar and a depth of ‘of Washington ci ‘and others are defend ider, in. front of “i,” in William H. 95 feet and three inches. ‘story brick di ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash: $100 at thae of der in two equal installments, payal &e pata, Cl nim, Nervous: rab, iussian, Sulphur and all’ Medicated Bath Even. 417 G street, op __ WOOD AND COAL. jcuse, allof which we offer at lowest ttention of consumers is respectfully invited pu bonpeclion of ourennek, tg STEPHENSON & BRo., mi6 ‘Tth st. wharf and 12th et. and aP. ave. TES Se EE es =e received 8 lanes Jot of Bahars PINE 1HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. ANCERY 8A! CANESE Proper TH EAST CAPITOL AND 801 In of i ae Hi BaaEeh, gee pprxcas SON BROS., Auctioneers, VICTORIA MADE BY WOOD & CO., NEW YORE, 'T AUCTION. ry On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWELFTH, at TEN O' OCK, we willeell, in front of our salesroc ms, the above Victoria, with pol a in complete order. It ) ECEIVER'S SALE OF HOUSES Nos. 806 AND 603 E! Ree EAD STREET SOUTHEAST: District of Coluz bis. paesed on the 11th of October, . in Equit, cance No. 6,0°7, 1 shall offer for fees, on s ‘Tesi, at FIVE, CLOCK P. we 797, with the iniprovements. derme of sale: One-third in cash; the remainder in equal installments at six and twelve months, with interest at 6 per cent. per annum, and secured by en upon the property sold: or ail edsh, at purchase:’s option. All terms of nale a sale, the un cyancing at cost of parchaser. purchare1 JAS. G. PAYNE, NSON BROS., Auctioneers. “Jell-d&ds By virtne of a decree of the Supreme Court of tor the property designated as Nos. 806 and 808 Third Atreet southeast, being Sub Lot 40 aud al, in equare not complied with in ten days after rigned reserves the right to resell on one week's notice at the risk and cost of the defauiting Ieceiver. . VALUABLE IMPROVED PKOPERTY, NUMBERED T, IN LE DioiT PAK. On’ WE DAY, JUNE THINTECNTH, at, FIVE O'CL’CK P.M. I shal offer for sale, in front cf the premises, the above property. ‘Terms day of ale. Je9-dkde THOMAS FE. WAGGAMAN, Auetioer. rpHcs. J. FISHER & CO., Keal Estute Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF TWO QUO> ALLEY LOTS IN SQUARE NO. 267. On WEDNESDAY AF OON, JUNE THIR T . AV SIX O'CLOCK, on the premise ‘shall sell Lote 42 and 43, in square 367, fronting cac fect on the 30-foot alley, betwaen 9th ‘aud 10th and cae O streets northwest, with a depth of 95 feet. ‘erm: months, withinterest, and eecnred by deed of trust. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Jeo-dkds Auctioncers. ve 26 N din cash: remainder in 6 and 12 M. SAUNDERS & BRO., L. ‘ileal Estate Agents. A) SIRERT EAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1883, at HALF-PAST FIVE O°CLOCK P. M., T shailt sell in front of the prem‘ses original Lots 6 and 7. East Capitol and A northeast. And at SIX O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, original Lota 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17, in equare 964, the ramo being on 11th street, between Bend € northeast. All splendid Build- ing Lots. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen mouths, with interest at six per cent, cemj-an- ial, #eoured on property so'd. A deposit of $250n Fr ch tot sold. Conveyancing mes cost of purchasers. J.T. COLD WELL, Auct. NT OFFERED IN LOTS FAST OR AND WEST OF ELEVENTH in square 919, fronting 100 feet on 8th street, between RUSTFE’S SAL) ESTATE ON CONNCTICUT AVENUE, HOUSE 10. 1015, Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust., dated August 26. 1875, and recorded among the! land records of the District of Columbia, Liber No. (9%, folto 283, by direction of the Dy, on 1883, at subd Twill well, at public aution. in frontof the pretuiees, UENDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY. OF JUN H. D, C., folio 210, together with the improvements, consisting of a double two-story and basement, with manserd roof, Brick Dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: One-thi two years, with interest at «i perty will bereacld at the nsk and cost of Chaser." ANDHEW C. BRADLEY. Trastee. 472 Louisiana avenue, WM. P. YOUNG, Reti Estate Auctioneer. Je9-d&ds OF VERY VALUABLE REAL seoured there- VE O'CLOCK P. M., Lot 4, of Shepherd's vision of square No. 164, ax said subdivinion is re- corded iu the svrveyor's office of sald Districtin 1 iber cash; belance in one and per cent, for which the promissory notes of the purchaser, secured by deed of trust of the premises sol}, will be required. A deposit of $206 must he made at the time of sale, and the terms of fale must be compited with within ten days, or the \e pur- MPHOS. J. FISHER & Co. PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT AND IM- RO WENTS ON PLE ‘H STREET EAST, WEEN MAND N STR ANACOSTIA BRINGE. ‘ URSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FOUR. E OCK, in front of the’ in equate 1,000, front: inches on 1th etre! ‘the buildings thereon. months, with interest, secured by deed of trast. eae WHOS BIE & CO. Aucis, rs SOUTH, NEAR east, between M and N streots, with a depth of 117 fect 6 inches toa :0 feet icy, with a 15 fect alley on the north side, together ring: One-third in cash; the remainder in six and a FJVHO8. DOWLING, Auctioneer. the 5th day of June, A. uly recorded on ‘the 6th da est bidder, at public auction, on the premises at theast ‘comer of 7th and I streets, in the city of Warhington, oo THURSDAY, the FOUTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, AL D. 1 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK’ A. M-. of that day. the following-desoribed Bronerty: All the stock in trade at the Grocery and Tea te jnown as the American Tea Stor said stock’ consisting of ‘Teas, Coffees, and the articles usually found in ‘a first-class fomily Gro- tore, cery, together with the implements and fixtures, con- ting it of Steam Ci: ili and Roaster, Coun- tern, Caen, Bint at d Saving, ges'giin fret, condition, together with a Juadle horse and ‘Soates and 5 n and harness and buggy and harness. erms Cash. THOS. F. MILLER, And { Trustecs, i. BYRD LEWIS. All the creditors of John Dowling will please present theirclaimsto = THOS. F. ie An ‘Trustees. RB. BYRD LEWIS, Je8-dts 416 Sth street northwest. ALE OF OLD MATERIAL. Orrick or PUILDING For STATE, { WAR AND Navy DEPARTMENTS, ‘Wasutxetox, D. €., June d, 1883. Scrap Iron, Scrap Copper and Brass, and other old material wil the ses of FIETEENT! “the mi applying to t TWO O'CLOCK P. M. al oan. this ofl. e103. LINCOLN CASTY, Lieut. Col. Corps of Engi DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ’ SOUTHEAS ENTH AND I STREET NORTH- By virtue of a deed of trust and_ assignment made on D. 1883, by John Dowling, and of June, 1883, Im the lsnd records of the District of Columbia, the under- sumed therein eppointed trustees will sel tothe h gh- Plaster of Paris il be gold at public auetion, on the above building, on FRIDAY, JUNE can be seenand schedules obtained by RUSTEE’S SALE OF A VERY. FARM OF FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, CHURCH, PATRFAX CO. VA.; premises, on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIR: Iss, at ELEVEN O'CLOOK A. My all that col tract of land known as part of the’old Benj. Klock Furm, cuntaining fifty-five acres, two rods and four perch’s, more or less, together with all the improve- ments, ways, rights and privileges to the eame belong- x : Cash. All conveyan at purchaser's cost. ee Tit ree eae plied with in seven dsys, otherwise resale at een, notice of euch resale in The Evening Star, pul ia Bo Adevodt of $100 require cost oF defsulting purchaser, after five da; E. R. HAIGHT, Trustee, June 2, 1883. Je2-15t* JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. BETWEEN G AND E BTREE’ AT AUCTION. ‘ ae By virtue of adeed of trust, duly record in, Liber No. 1,024, folio 484, et one of the jand, recor la for the Diateiet of lumbia, and at the written request of the pecured: wo wil sell, at lic auction, on TUESDAY, OFJUNE, A pi parcel of land and premises, situate and in clty’ of Washington, District of Columbia, and distinueaished as that part of oricinal Jot nus -three (33), juare numbered eight and feventy-soven (31? coutalged ia, the. fal metes und bounds, viz: ‘and two (2) inches north of the Point 16) Ser of sald lot end running thenos north eaid street fi (1B) feat 3 thenoe ‘hundred ten (110) feet to the rear line aid lot; thence eouth Dfteen (16) feet two C2 in one hi 1d ten (110) feet Sree tears eb see eae eee os i pertaining. aly 4 & yuired .» at purchaser’ to be com} seven days, otherwise resalo at risk and So Grecrepeeekane feT-dkds THOS. H. CALLAN, } SEES EV Br TEENTH are) ES Tr ry TWEEN N BT. er Aap ee AN HH ath) Ri oe 3 the’ first, No. es by of Equity docket No. 21° we front vibe wth Idina i] 3 gi WILL MAKE A GOOD TRUCK FakM Oi TO SUBDIVIDE INTO BUILDING LOTS. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in Liber B, Xo. 5, folio 344, one of the land records of the county of Falrfux, Va.) 1 will voll af public anetion upon the NINETEENTH BAY . D. 1883, at HALE-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p.m,, in front of the premises, all that certain pece or fon the west ip of 7th street east, distant, eixtean + iH i F > Gi | & EI vi ae 0} ‘THWEST, BE- ODE ISEARD AVE F RHODE ISLAND (8ta) EE: ENT OPPOH Pou CArfrarisTs! EXCH CHANCE Fw A GOOD INTESTME ST opiate he tre x igh Oy fea et oe 3 af JULRTHER REDUCTION 70. FORTRESS MONROF AND NOKFOLE. STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE. FARE FIFTY CENJS EACH WAY. 1 6th street wharf, terminns of 7th and 9th street cars, MONDAYS ad WEDNESDAYS et 6:50 ., and SATU DAYS at 6:30 p.m. F Tickets end etatercome sactired st ceveral offlos, Na- tional Metropoiiten Bank, 613 15th Boston Freight taken as ususl. my2%6 ALFRED WLOD, OW RATES To ‘OLK_AND FORTRESS MONRO! enfinges FARE, $1.00: ROUND-TRIP, S' FURNISHED AT LOWER RATES THAN ABOVE. ‘DAILY LINE.” MAIL SINAMEDS™ and Treasurer. teamer EXCELSIOR. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS Seanee ERM EMTDAYS at S205 b. Mee FROM 1TH SiRKET WHARF. Steamer ,GEONGH LEAUY, on TUESDAYS and “THURSDAYS at 5:30, SATURDAYS at 6 it 5:31 EXULUSIVE CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS, FREIGHTS FOR THESE AND OTHER EASTERN THE. OF POINTS CAN GO BY T THiS LINE ONLY FOR FURTHER PAXTICULARS INQUIRE at Company's Office, 7th street wharf. w. a WELCH, Agent. L-M. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. mny. CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CANNOT BE GTEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON Leaves Sixth Street Wharf EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Stopping atnearly all the river landings as far down aa Leonardtown. Inquire at General Office, 613 15th street or at boat. m. M" VERNON! MT. VERNONII STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th street whart daily (excont Susaay) for Mt. ‘cohing Vernon at 10 o'clock a. m. ; retiring reaches ton about 3:30 p.m. 020 L. L. BLAKE, Captain. U i MMER SCHEDULE_STEAMER ABROWSMITH leaves 7th street wharf at 7 a. dings, connecting wit herd’s ;" also, at Alexandria wil from Washinston. On Mondays for Potomac 30 8... Fe for Currioman, urdays for Currioman, Leonardtewn POTOMAC THANSPORTATION LINE, ‘The steamer FUE. Capt. W. C. rhegan, leaves Stephenson's wharf, foot of 7th streck every SUNDAT, at4o'clock p. m., for Baltimore and River Landings. arning. leaves Baltimore every FINDAY at 6 o'chock Neturning, te P Ail accommodations strictly fret-claas iver freight must bo prepaid, and will be received on. SATURDAYS only. STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, m16-6m _Tthetreet wharf and 12ih st. and Pa, ‘ave, HE STEAMER MATTANO TELVES WASHING, at ton on Sundays, Tuesdays S‘ciock a.tm., for Potomao River Landings. Grinder’s wharf Sundaysand Tuesdays down, days up. Brent's wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays gown, and Mondays and Wednesdays up, | Mattox uredays. kages received and information given at offices of SHEET, gu ang tiie Petinayivania avenue tu) Crock (destination) Sundays, Tuesdays an JONES, Agert, 7th strect wharf. at Shops ‘wi. Ferry Boat cdlats landings, returning 1 desdaye. On Thociiars nuediats landings, retu esdays. 3 -Nomini, St. ‘Clements Bay, wharves and intermediate laudinws, returning Fridays, On Sat- ‘and intermediate lendibge, returning Simdays. Soo Schequle. For formation apply at offi st. wharf, Wash , D. 0. O'R. PADGETT, Aut tapas)” O. We RIDLEY, Man, FAMILY SUPPLIE! 4 Ls. Goon Couxray Ii Lbs. Granulated Sugar.. PGallon Best Catawba Wine. 13 Lbs. Choice Carolina Rice. 1 Gallon Bouquet Whisky. OLD HOLLAND GIN. Ci) /ENIA BRANDY, GEO. A. O'HARE, se 1218 th street, bet. M and N northwest. Tax Svrers Manacaro 25 CENTS PER POUND. FRESH ROAST, Boren. /OFFEE, UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. WITMER’S, Jot 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. T THE PALACE MARKET. ‘TAM SELLING ver’s best Tomato, 3 1b. cans te ese Golden Gate Frait. Kichards & Robie’s fine Beachics. Best French Mushroom. Spring Lamb, hind quartar ss" fore quarters. 8 Everything in the market at lowest market prices. FRANK J. TIBB::-TS, my10 comer 14th and New York avenue. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! Gof fee BE so EB 0. Sect Eee 3d5 3 RRR 8 a WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL BOLLS, nes BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wesiete Depot, corner Int sfreot end Tedjane avenue, & CO. ‘UBN &, KELLY, Dy ta un 29 and 630 Center Mar} wing, (ee eg ts mae Marketing dellverod freest “charge to sllpartaot tha City. mar2é 100, 100. foo CORNED BEEP ‘Address PIANOS AND ORGANS. (Gat BaRcatns IN NEARLY NEW PIANOS. gigievent Sauare Grand Chickering, o’ APP ‘Magnificent Square Grand Knabe, only $190. A supend-tondd fquare Graud Biagy, months, only $185, including han cont $400, Ovmmer leaving the city An clegant Rosewood Care, Plano, cover and stool, for Only § A full Upright Grand, cost, on small payments. ; cont $975. ‘on easy payments to ‘One srlentid tone Plano on payments of $5 per month. Other y ratty. Pianos that close cash and time buyer: will reciate, Gall at once at the HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS AND PIANO EXCHANGE, set 427 10th street northwest. KCKER BROS.’ PTA) 5 my29 “407 100i street n.w. Nonce or Tavsrers Sate oF PIANOS AND ORGANS. At the trustee's sale on the 10th of Mey of, the aseets of the late firm of Blackmar, lng & Oo., agents for the Chickering Pian: in Baltimore, I purchased some magnificent bargains in NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND QR- GANS. As I was crowded for room before making this purchase, I find myself now compelled to ‘these goods at a trifling advance, as I have no room them. Iwill sell for ten days bran now SQUARE PIANOS for $160, worth $800; UPRIGHTS for $175, worth $350; SQUARE GRAND PIANOS for $190, worth $800; NEW ORGANS for $50, worth $90, &o.; SEVEN-OCTAVE SQUARE PIANOS, used, a low as $65; SIX-OOTAVE for $30. ‘These instruments are made by the best known firms in the bumness and are fully warranted. People of good countenance can pur- chase of us on monthly payments. For further particulars call on CHAUNCEY J. REED, my15 483 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Oe Pee eo aad iy Felgen tr, Gash, cf cm ensiens BAR Bi rgans, st lowest G. L. WILD & BRO.'S MUSICAL WAREROOMS, ap25 709 7th street northwest. iithetrects above Pa seen P™yos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & Co. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIAN ‘The Best Medium; WILCox & canner ast Fane Meret oy dina a a so __ T0508 street _noetwent, EICHENBACB'S PI. FAREROOMS. ‘Win. Kaabe & Go's downed Fiance. ‘and Repairing. Manaaing veriaee of the lato Hh: Hite BOO ah Pisin. | Fasaeerlaonira” we Be ‘used but three coverand stool; Hy now, SquareGrand jut little, at nearly half A magnificent extra Cabinet Upright Grand. made to order at a sont of “41,000, faneet Up ht Piano ever brought to this city—suitable for a very elaborately fur- nished room—can be bought for nearly one-t cost 10 for only $75; and one at $60, MONDAY................- ++---Jume 11, 1883. 2d Edition. Ltt Togranst To Si Naval Cadets Released. Special Dispatch to Tae EvzNrne 8TaR. ANNAPOLIS, Mp. June 11.—Cadets Robert C. Alexander ang Charles E. Sweeting, who were in solitary confinement on Saturday for bad drilling before the board of visttors,as heretofore re} sported, Were released yesterday, and given their diplomas ay. —————— ‘The Cadets Embark, Special Dispatch to Taz Evenixe Star. ANNAPOLIS, June 11.—The cadets embarked on the Dale and Constellation to-day and wil} sail on Wednesday. The ships will go overthe bar Wednesday and sail Thursday or Saturday. A por- tion of the second class, composed of those who entered as cadet midshipmen, will rematn at the academy on the Santee to receive practical in- struction in steam. —.-_—_ A Murderer’s Suicide in His Cell. Pirrspvxe, Pa., June 11.—The Chronicle's Steu- denville, Ohio, special says: Alex. Myatt, indicted for the murder of John Bird, and confined fn jatl, hung hiruself in his cell last night about midnight. Bird ran away with Wyatt's wife, and the latter followed to Steubenville, where he Shot and killed Bird on the morning of May 26th. ‘The following letter was found in tis cell: “Dear Sarah, I loved you better than any woman in the world—if you Were wicked to mo; but I have forgiven, and prayed God to forgivé you. Please do not forsake he dear children. Arthur, stick to your mother, and write to your uncle Arthur for money to help you. (Signed), Alexander Wyatt.” descent t baecall A Bogus Reporter Sentenced. New York, June 11.—Patrick Ryan, the bozus Teporter who swindied Wm. G. Florence, and other actors of sums of money on the pretence that It was for the suff-rers by the southern flood = to-day sentenced to two years In the penite SESS General Foreign News by Cable. THE NEW U. 8. MINISTER TO PERSIA. TeHERAN, June 11.—Mr. 8. G. W. Benjamin, the newly appointed United States minister to Persia, has arrived here and presente1 his credentials to the shah, from whom he received a cordial wel- come. THE CZAR AND CZARINA AT HOME, Lonnox, June 11.—The Times correspondent at St. Petersburg says there was uo procession yester- day when the czar and czarina entered the city. Their majesties were followed by some of the rand dukes and a number of notables. The party rove through the city at a very rapid trot. ANOTHER RESIGNATION IN BERLIN. BFRLIN, June 11.—Herr Von Benningsen has also resigned his seat in the Reichstag. DAVITT AND PARNELL. Lonpon, June 11.—Michael Davitt has arrived in London. He has had a conSultation with Mr. Par- nell and they have come to a complete agreement in regard to the manner In which the tion in Ireland shall be conducted hereafter. Mr. Davitt will not go to America, but will remain at home to carry out the Irish program. THE POPR’S IRISH POLICY. Rome, June 11.—The text of the reprint of the five acts of the present pontificate relative to Ireland, shows that the letter of the 11th of May merely formulated the unchanging policy of the vatican throughout the present pontificate, and that the pope wrote to Cardinal McCabe on Au- gust Ist, 1 eared him that he (the pope} Was confident that the British statesmen woul give satisfaction to the Irish people when they lemanded what was just. sherds Telegraphic Briefs. North Vernon, Indiana, was visited by a cyclone last night. It pees ioagh the southern part of the town and destroyed five or six houses and one brick church. Judge Krum, who has been missing from St. Louts since April 26, has been traced to Ogden. The strike at Blackstone, RL, is ended. The syeder tenders at the mill having resumed work ay. Mrs. Andrew Lasure, aged 70, was killed on Sat- urday night at Laura, Ohio, by John ‘Trytogle in a quarre Wall Street To-day. A DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF STOCKS FOLLOWED BY SPEEDY REACTION. ‘The Posts financial article says: She stock market showed Jess activity and less strength than on Saturday, but was not weak at any timé during the forenoon. The result of the short Monday forenoon’s business, 11 o'clock until 12:80, was a fractional decline of to % In the general list from the closing prices of Saturday, the latter on Unton Pacific. ‘In the afternoon the market was firmer, and prices advanced 34a%, led by Union Pacific, to 96%; Reading to 59%; ‘Pacific Mail, to 425,; Lackawanna, to 128%, and St. Paul, to 1043, ‘The Star Route Trial. THE DEFENSE WILL NOT “ARGUE THEIR PRAYERS. In the star route trial, after the recess, Mr. Davidge announced that the counsel for defense had decided not to make any argument upon their Prayers, but submit them as they stood. Mr. Bliss said the government proposed to call atten- tion to some of the prayers of the defense. ‘There was some debate as to whether the gov- ernment had a right to arzue om the prayers sub- mitted by the defense without argument. Mr. Bliss finally submitted without further argument. Mr. Wilson for Mr. Brady, and Mr. Henkle for Mr. Vaile, offered some supplementury prayers. Mr. Merrick sald he wanted it understood that the argument on the prayers had not been tormi- nated by agreement, but the defense had declined to argue, and hence the government was stopped. The court referred to certain prayers of the de- fense, and said he would like to hear from the government whether they claimed that certain acts chargea as frauduient were done in pursu- ance of the conspiracy. He referred to acts of Brady charged as fraudulent. Mr. Blis3 Said they did so charge, and he read from a decision of the Supreme Court as to acts necessary to vitalize a conspiracy rege THe New CoMMANDER OF THE PENSACOLA.— Capt. Henry Erben, now at New York, has been ordered to command the U, 8. 8. Pensacola, of the Paelfic squadron, vice Capt. ‘Tyffe. Gen. McKerver 1s acting adjutant general dur- Ing the absence of Gen. Drum. In THE Court oP CLaims to-day judgment was rendered in favor of the claimant for $14,017 in the case of Albert Grant against the United States, which was a claim under a contract for building a store house in Philadelphia. James Lownes was appointed referee in the case of Gallagher, Loane & Co, against the District of Columbia, The court adjourned until November 26th next. Cot. WessteR, chief clerk of the Treasury de- partment, resumed his duties to-day. CoMMIBsIONS Were issued to-day to John E. West, postmaster at Craddockville, Va.; W.A Lathrop, Pocahontas. Va.; Jesse H. Davis, Oak Level, Va; ‘Mrs. Ora Hayes, Peyton, Va. Carr. Josuua W. Jacoss, assistant quartermas- ter, has been assigned to duty at Hot Springs, Arkansas, in connection with the building opera- tions at that to take effect after re- lleved from ‘ant the eee of the sourl, and will repair to city and report in — to the quartermaster general for instruo- ions, A Romantic Marriage. ‘MISS BVA CUNNINGHAM’S SOLDIER HUSEAND—SEK- ATOR LOGAN’S VIGOROUS REMARK. A press dispateh from Chicago states that infor- mation has reached there of the romantic mar- riage of Miss Eva Cunningham in New Mexico. She had been shut up inaconvent most of her life, and was denied the privilege of association ‘with gentlemen. Latterly she has been an inmate of the house of Paymaster Tucker, Senator Lo- gan’s son-in-law, at Santa Fe. Gossip accuses her tis it. company, through Its president, Mr. Seymour, itis probable there will be a consultation between, the Commissioners and tue representatives ol the company very soon. was referred to t agt. Dodge; death of plaintiff suggested, and con- tinued. Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co. agt. Grant; on hearing. Fitngut change ot Cars 10 Fe): Sunday. A.M, 9:20 For Se" comawa St $20, fae ‘The Hill Investigation. FRAUD AND EXTRAVAGANCE CHARGED. ‘The committee appointed by Secretary Folger to Investigate the charges of maladministration of the supervising architect’s office of the Treasury department met at 11 o'clock to-day. Mr. Cole man, counsel for Mr. Murch, stated that he had prepared the specific charges which he expected to prove under the contracts already in evidence before the committee. He also stated that he had Tecently been retained as counsel for Manly & Cooper, Justin McCarthy and several others, who desired’ to Prefer charges against Mr. Hill, and that he would in a few days formulate the ch: to cover their several grounds of complaint. Mr. Coleman then read the charges and specifications, which set forth fraud and extravagance In connec- ton with the purchase and dressing of stone for the public buildings of the United States. MR. STINEMETZ AGAIN ON THE STAND. Mr. Stinemetz (the expert) then took the stand and resumed his statement relative to the cost of the granite used in the construction of the public building at Philadelphia. About two hours were consumed by the witness in explaining his calculations in detail District Government Affairs, SCHOOL TRUSTER APPOINTED. ‘The District Commissioners have appointed Jas. H, Smith, colored, to be a school trustee, vice Wormley, resi: It 1s the unanimous desire of the colored people of the eighth school division to have Mr. Henry Johnson reappointed as his own SUccessor on the School board. Messrs. ex-Senator Bruce, €x-Marshal Fred. Douglass and Mr. W. H. Smith waited on the District Commissioners to- day to recommend Mr. Johnson. CONTRACTS AWARDED. Mr. Draney has been given the garbage contract other year. The contract for reconstruction of the old town hall, in Georgetown, as a new engine- house for No. 8 engine, has bee given to RW. ary. ‘THE GA8 QUESTION IN GRORGETOWN. The District Commissioners have under consid- eration the matter of lighting the city of George- town the next fiscal year. Many complaints have been from time to time made of the poor quality of gas furnished by the Georgetawn Gas Company and of the high price charged for it, and the Com- mis-toners have under consideration the plan of letting the public lighting of the sirects there” to some Other company. They State that they have numerous — pro- posals from outside parties to furnish a better ality of light, more hours in the year, and at a Cheaper rate than the present company are doing hey to-day so notified the Georgetown 1 ry THE INSURANCE OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS. The Commissioners are having the matter of in- suring the school buildings belonging to the Dis- trict under consideration, but have not yet come to any conclusion. The disposition seems to be to give the preference to the home companies, all things being equal. PERMITS TO BUILD. Bullding permits have been issued by Inpsector Entwisle as follows: Jas. E. Arnold, repair brick, Nicholas avenue; $750. Albert Melo’ erect three two-story dwellings, O street, between 43 and 6th streets southwest; $3.90." Jas. M. Var- num, repair bricks, 627 and’ 629 Louisiana avenuo northwest; $300. "H. Jarbor, erect a private stable. Congress, between Bridge and Water streets, Georgetown; $1,000. DAMAGES ASSESSED AGAINST A RamLnoap.—The marshal impanneled a Jury of inquisition on Satur- day to assess damages to the property of John M. Springman, at the corner of Maryland avenue and 6th street ‘southwest, caused, it is alleged, by the location of the Baltimore and’Potomac railway on 6th street_1n front of his property. After hearing testimony they assessed damages at $1,600. a How Carrs HELuEr CAME TO BE CHARGED WiTn EMBEZzLEMENT.—Detective Block yesterday arrested a young man named Charles Heller on a charge of émbezzlement of 8 The er stated toa Star reporter when he was brought to the Police Court this morning that he had been work- ing for Detective Biock and some of the other de- tectives for a long time. His business was, he ‘stated, to buy lottery and policy tickets, and find out who were violating the law, and obtain any kind of evidence he could forthem. “This trouble,” he said, “grew out of my pawning Block’s watch about a month ago for $2 tosee if a certain pawn- broker made the proper entry of the transaction in his books. I got $2 for the watch, and did not turn it over tohim at the time and spent it. He offered to release me yesterday if I wouldn’t say anything about 11, but just wait till I get in court, and I'll how the detectives up.” No charge of em- ‘bezzlement was called in the Police Court this morning against Heller. Assistant District Atior- hey Moore said he refused to make out the papers in the case, Decause “Heller would Rave t08 yea clerk, agent or employe of the party charge, which he was no” —————— Mr. Mlerrick’s Convincing Speech. | Washington Special to N. ¥. Times. The universal opinion expressed by lawyers here is that the speech was one of the most sym- metrical, complete and convincing analyses of a caseever heard in the Districtcourts. The jury was to-day allowed to go free until Tuesday,asthe court does not regard it necessary that the jurymen should hear the arguments on the prayers on Monday. There is, perhaps, no reason for the policivude on the ‘pars of (many Pponte lest the jurymen sho three fore they will fe calle upon to render a ver ict. The only reason for a suspicion so unjust to honest jurymen 1s, perhaps, the extreme confi- dence on the part of the star route people that thelr friends, the defendants, will all be acquitted. Their confidence 1s certainly not based upon the evidence. If it 18 based upon individual private expressions of the jurors the defense 1s on mucn more intimate terms with the jurors than the prosecution has been. ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. ‘To-day, the application of Blair Lees, student, e examining committee. Dutch Crecurr Court—Judge Cor. To-day, Shipmen agt. Magarity; leave for de- fendant Lo file plea of statute of limitations. Todd’s Administrators agt. Yeabower; flat on scl fa. Middleton agt. McMintire; leave to Mle amended pleas, and on hearing. —$—$—$<o—___ WEBER, THE PIANO-MAKER, IN TRoTBLE.—Judge Donohue, of the New York supreme court, Issued an attachment Saturday against the property of Albert Weber, the well-known plano manutac- turer, on the application of Edtlberto Giro, who claims that Weber converted to his own use the sum of $2,000 which he placed in his hands last January. Giro says that Weber acknowiedged that he had recently lost $69,000 In stock specula- lions and was insolvent. ‘Mr. Giro charges Mr. Weber in his aMdavit of removing his property in order to defraud his creditors. Giro figured prom- inently, It will be remembered, in the Christlancy divorce case. Senator Vesrs Narzow EscaPg.—Senator George G. Vest, who is now sojourning at Arkansas Hot Sp had a narrow escape from death the other day. ‘The Senator was ing a ‘bath alone, when he suddenly became insensibie from some unknown cause, and when an attendant chanced to arrive afew minutes later he found Col. Vest lying in an unconsotous state. Mason Wasson Pays Up.—A tele; from San Antonio says: “The Wasson ution has ‘deen deprived of much of its force by the payment of the full amount of the deficit. The major. prior to his ment, drew & check for the fall shortage, which check has been paid. The friends of the major hope for his acquittal.” ENGINEER MELVILLE AND His Wire. —Engineer Melville, United States navy, has written a the object of ‘which he says fs to refute a oh that “his wife has been liv! untold nastiness of charged with desertion.” ‘Traveler's Guide, PENNSYLVANIA RoaD.—Trains leave B. & P. sta- ex), 10:80 (ex.) FM. 1a Ge vey cx), 350 (ex.)and 10:90(ex.) On I 180(ex. For the ‘West. dally, 3, 9:80 (fast line.) P.M., Niagara Falls a; EMC, 4:90-6:90, 1-20,0:50 33 fees F Hi ys bad i; = TBE ; a W YORK SPOCKMAREER are the ooening and Stock Market to-day 7 | 20 Nor. & Wea p| @m! 204) 20” Nore Pag Bo gael BO Bree RY 2 Northwest. 84 by 188! eS = Ont. & West..| srg) = ( Oregon Tr'na.| 88; sy 12735 Pac. Mall as) 4755) 47" |Peo. D. & i-*)) any g 37) 38K Reading. rd (435g 1654 St Paw DLs 1105g St. P. & Om Sy Si} Do. pref. Ws oF Texas Pao -|. 31 | 30% Unton Pao 2105 1054 Wab. Pao. N. J, Central, .| 86% 86% Wab. Pac. p’ ALY. Central 124 1235) West. Union Lecal Notes. OMficer Skidmore, of the West Washington pre cinct, charged a young man named C. J. Moran, tn the Police Court this zmorning, with ‘malicto! t The detendant forfeited $5 collateral. The oMcer states that the people who Vis't Oak Hill cemetery are greatly annoyed by a crowd of young men who climbjover the fence on Sunday afternoons He stated’ that he arrested the de fendant yesterday concealed in the cemetery with & Neld glass, peeping at ladies who did not know Of his presence, About 10:30 o'clock thts morning a colored man, named James Howard, 40 years of age, while trimming a tree on Pentisyivania avenue, opposite the Metropolitan hotel, tell und severely Lajured himself internally. Amanda Smith, the colored woman who was so shockingly cut by a brutal colored man who es caped detection, about two weeks ago in Ge town, and was taken to the Freedman’s hospital, 1s now convalescing. Alois Vogel, who, It will be remembered, et- tempted to commit Suicide on the 10th of May, on the 7th street road, by shooting himself in ‘the head With @ pistol, and was taken to the Freed man’s hospital in the police ambulance, is now convalescent and will soon ‘Tae Irish Socrerirs. —Mr. Peter McCartney, the delegate to the Irish National League, called a meeting of the presidents of the various ‘Irish 80 Cleties, Which Was held at Shea's hall yesterday afternoon. The best plan for aMilating with the National League was discussed, but no action wal taken, and tie meeting adjouried until next Sun i An Irresistible Argument, From the Brooklyn Eagle. A weary judge, a weary Jury and a weary publie are grateful for tho fact that the star route case will be concluded next week. Mr. Merrick fin- ished his nine days’ speech Friday. The argument on law points is to take place to-morrow, and by Thursday the jury will retire to consider thelr Verdict. Mr. Merrick’s effort 1s pronouneed the Most symmetrical, complete and convincing anale sis Of a case ever heard in the District courts, ‘he three strong points upon which he chtefiy dwelt were the collusion between the contractors and Gen. Brady, tbe refusal of Dorsey to produce Als books and the energetic attempt to suppress the evidence of Rerdell. No honest and inteiligent Jury could resist the force of the argument by which he demonstrated the guilt of the accu: Af there Is a failure to agree it can only regult from causes with Which reason, law and justice have nothing to do, ———— == The wife of John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, hag Assued a Warrant for his arrest, Charglug hii Wiub assaulting her while intoxicated. The banauet given in honor of Senator Jones, of Florida, by the Irish members of parliament Saturday night, in London, was presided over by Mr. Parneil. Senator Jones Is a native of Dublin. A contract was signed between the Iron-workers and mill-owners of Cincinnatl, Covington and Newport Saturday, and all the willis started to- ay. The jury in the Strobach case, at Mont A a Saturday, returned a’ vordlt Or mot guilty. ert, ee ee — insels guar je~ping form. ‘0 God, ‘we give our ull, And wait the resurrection morn. Funorai to take place from the residence of his grand- mother, Mrs. Mary E, Gass, No. 450 C street southiwent, to-morrow at 3 o'clock p.m. Fricnde and relatives aro respectfully invited to atieni. EDWARDS. Suddenly, on June 9th, 1883, at 5:30 p.m., of apoplexy, JAMLS EDWAR Ds, in the sixty- ninth year or his age, Funeral will ako place from, hie late resi tenes, 2102 yes ‘Tth street sou on Tuesday, at 5 p.m, ‘and friends are invited to attend. LANE. Suadenty, on Thursday, June 7, 11 at 8:30 p-m.9GEN MVE a intent anuehtie of ae and Lora Lane, aged five months and elit days. Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, rain, SOUS LOUGHIAN ia the she eee . GHRAN, in. Rises) a native of the county Tyron, Ireland. ® His funeral will take place from hin In No. 4 Hetreet northeast, Tuesday, at 4 0 Friends and acquaintances are renisctf lly PRYOR. _ On Sat June 9th, 1883, at one p.m., DAPHNY PRYOK, seventy -1 ours, Tesidence, 353 O street ‘southwest, oe gsc Her funers] will take place from Zion coh F steeet southwest, Tuesday, June 12th, at four. p.m. Frionds and relatives are invited to attend. STARR. At the Riggs Houne, Syne 1 1888, | Lees. of Brigh.’s disease, Sons W: oikele vai sare, Friends are cordially invited to at'end his f mi, Tuesday, 12th inet, fou parlors of Riges fuse. sid UNDERTAKERS. ry HUR, BOON. Ye 002.0 DERI KER? 0d changes for atteis - Calls auewered, might or dey) promptly trom out Offcae 711 7th st u.w, and 103 Dow. Respectfully, ARTHUR ROONEY, JAMES BELL sea “B UCHL Y's UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. 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