Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1883, Page 3

TU-mMOKROW. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. —" . Yprtona DOWLING, Auctoneer. BALE OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL BELONGING TO THE DISTRICT GoV:RNMENT. oN THORSDAY, JUNE AT 10 0% Eoball seil in rear of Public School, comer of | Tweuty- Second and I streets, A LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD MATERIAL, CONDEMNED AS UNFIT FoR USE, COMPRISING ‘Together with many other articles not necessary to | gnumerate. By order of the Fngineer Commissioner District of Cobimb:a. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. st AU Bp wictte of a vleed of trast, an'y recorded in Tiber No. *. ie a cl wend runnin t fren (15) fect dred ten south fiftesn dy ten two (2) ine hundred wenee in one end two | miterest, peyable semi- deed Of trast oa pre b iotes tn beur6 pure ard to be SALE OF VAL ALVAB E. N N REH SIDE ¢ ¢ Seoond street, md with the said north y-cue {cet and three inches west line of teld lot ave Imudred and feoive car ): thenes running on said went T ung easterly w.t> maid buck line sixty | cost ize of raid los:, thence running SNe tay os tax, improved by uses, bus red ronvectiv he ry si that rt of the it of wreund mumbered one pie thirteen (113), i ture Keb pais Terws of sale: One-third of the purchase money in gach; toe residue in two equal inetailments, payable ro- in six and Se:vo month, and secured by fhe notes of the interest ECEI ERs SALE OF HOUSES Nos. 806 AND 808 ‘t1ikD STREET sOUTHEAST. ip ofa dere of the reme Court of = ict of C of FIRST, 1883," at “Fry E KP Se property deatunated 90 “sot. 806 £08 Third Btreect > being Sub Lot 40 and 41, in equare 1%. wi he aproweznen Ferme of sale: vt. One-third in cash: the remainder in daitmente ef ate and sedive promt Rot complied with im tem days after sale, th- unter-icned reserves the right to resell on ne wor 's notice at the Fisk and curt of the defaniting om: BROS. Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT eet, BeTWEEN U AND ail that bered six (6), of whites numbered two hundred sMterwe: $500 im ana snd the remainder tn six and prithe, with interest, or all } ef quare num T. COLDWELL, Real Fetate Auctioneer. 8 Bgl or “A VALUABLE. BU.LD) sen PRON THE 80 are dea Syd NTH STREETS fa deta of trust dated July 24th. Fovorded in Liber No, 918) folio 4 of the land records for ihe Distriet. ETH, nae CK Pe Ms ihe followings ever = fd real eatate ‘tustein the ety’ of Washington, H to wit: All that c-rtain of round known {numbered thirty-exht (38), i the subdivision ved thres hundred and eighty-nine and the, balznee. in eis, iba, with interest at ix Dor ny deed of trunt, or all cash 2100 deposit at the time of snd recording at purchaser's Temes to be compe REA days. je7-0od TEN Oy ebsox. ‘Trustees. INE] DWELI ING HOU-E THEN : $1 ORTES AXD CE BEL iT CAPITOL, Ba: a MODERN” CONVENIENCE, ASD “(WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, STE Jess, at SIX OPCs f purehsser. amt all coay. yancit cost: ‘a well built Laree szory back buiidin 2t feet by nodern conveniences. prest-brick trope, mnarty © trimmings and steps. 1 he house is in firet-claes order. ‘Terms: One-fourth eash: balance in one, two three yours, notes to bear terest, soured E IMPROVED 3 > NEAR FIF- NORTHWEST. decre> of the Supreme Court of 3 istrict of Columbia, passed on the 16th ‘ pruary, 1883, in Equity cause No. 8.004, where Caine National ank of Washington “ety is re, defend: Sit eel ‘and othe: othe teh t ¢ bidder, im front of on tEIVE OC: CCK rEDNESDAY. i Tea DAY OE dU Lotlettered H. Bicch’y substivision of Lot nim. beta three (By, ware No. 227, exid lot hay {9 fect un D etreet vortuiest ate ado ot Si fese tant trees ticks oa eee te cee sb’e three-story brick dwelling house containing seven rooma. erms of sale: One-third cash; $100 at time of eale, 1 the rewainder iu e Trustee it tren the prorgety atthe risk and c ‘uve defaulting purchaser. "All conveyancing t bes ae the cost of the purchaser. JOHN. CHF ALD, Trustee, ‘0. 501 F atreet northwest. R, 0 HOLTZMAN, Ayotioncer, t-ande I6tir z a streete no thwort. 8 RACH WAY. FOINT LOOKOUT, FORTRESS MONROE AND NOBFOLE. ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT. Ciose connection with trains for OCEAN VIEW. PALACE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE, Teaves Gtn_ street wharf, terminus of Ttn and 9th strest cars, MONDAYS anid WEDNESDAYS at 5:30 in., and SATULDAWH, Grand Trip, at 6:00 p.n., 1e- Eurnine BOSDAY MORNING about Connection with tional Metrupoitan Ban! ik JOHN W. THOMP 403 LANDINGS Sixth-atreet eet. S?EAMERS anaes RY AND EXCELSIOR TO NORFOLK, FOR: MONROE, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOUROUT. $1.00) Piney Point and 1 | out. D. pecial feature. Return iocaa ere. good on either Leary or Excelsior. ¥-xclusive connection with the Boston and Providence steamers. Freight received daily until 5 p.m. L Doe HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. day of git | tosiner for Bustos. New York and statercoms securea at general office, Na- | 1th Jel8 It TO PUTOMAC Wharf. Cuan, Wexxs. W. W. Buries. EEKS & CO... Auctioneers, | Ww “t “Oppoaie City Post Office. REGULAR THURSDAY'S SALE or A LARGE AUSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND- HAND FURNITURE AND OTHER GOCDS. On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY- FIRST, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, in front of end within our salearoom, we shali sell s vartety of New and Second-hand Farnitare, &c.. including almost every description of Household Goods, to which we call attention. Also, to close out, Lot of Ladies’ Clothing, Fancy Goods, ke. The better class of coos will be arranzed and sold inside. ny CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman. | JPENCANSON BRos., Auctioneers. TRUSTER SALT CF 1: QUORS, COFFEES, TEAS, MO STARGE, DLES, SOAPS, Paw SSTKAT. ol,” sbi Oe 8 FIXTURES, SHELVING, CUUNT#ls FIER PROOF SAFE, | _ PLATFORM AND OTHER SCALES. irtue of a deed of trust given to me for benefit creditors, and dit Py recorded in Liver No. 1040, Ho 11 et seu. One cf the land rocords of the District f Columbig et wil cell, premises. 1004 F REET PARTHWEST, on ON AY, SUNY 2907, CO! JENCING a‘? TEN O'CLOCK A. M., all is contained in sad store and 13: the goods and i 1 nea it Schedule attached to said deed, und con- re SOAP 8, SeauP. KISH. &c., &O., Rietv NG: COUNTER BLATFOLM AND OTHE SCALES, other coos ustal'y found ins firet- class Grocery. MS CASH. | 3o20- EDGAR J. McPHERSON, Trustee. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. si NOR’ UMBIA TAILROAD, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE Ee a 18 The PERuneS Nor Premivee: f etall seit Lor Sis cere rem ere 1050, havin Rfront on G street and Havyiand avenn me, Detween 14h ad 15th str 10,063 equare ey ih eizexte nortucont, cont ‘Terms: One-third cash; the Fosiitye in two equal pay- monls at aix and twelve month, with notes vearing In- | forest at six ‘cont per annum until pel secared ye deed of trust. “Al cgnveyancine Cink. "Sido opoett reared ak Sine of eal wees B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. BAR AND BAR ES, a Tera MS A TAXTURES | REPVIGERATORS, CHINA, GLASS AND “CROCKERY WARK, a OLD Yousirors, CARPETS, Ero., Ener eer casera fa soid, will be gold in Gctail, towbich we ask ‘the et bayee mown at time of sale. Jee ACTER Be WILL NSIS & ©O., Aucts. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. CHANCERY SALE OF THF VALUABLE PREM: NO ATS PERS OTLVAN Rierav esr AND AL! IMPRUYD LOT AT rTM MOUTE BES OP | DELAWARE SPE THeast, IN SHE CHTY OF WASHINGTON. DG Under end te bitet of a decree of the Supreme, rict of Columbia, scrited real estate in the o ty of Wi Vistrict of Columbia, to wit: Lot No. 24, in reservation ¥, fronting 25 feeton Pennsylvsnia avenue, and run- ning back with that width about 127.6 feet to an alley, inproved by a three-story snd attic briok house with beck building, No, 476 Pennsylvania avenue north. nue fanniedietely thorgatter, which will be about Bik O'CLOCK EMS lot Nod, ina square No. 683, fronting about 145 fect om Datcost north, and about 136 fect on Delaware avenue, sud containing about 15,423 aquare fect of ground; one undivided of said lot No, 9 Deine sold by virtne of said decre and the other 9 bei undivided half by consent of the parties In interest. Terms of sie, an proscribed: One-third of the par- chare moncy in‘cash, and the residue in two equal stullments atone and. two years from the day of sale, with interost from said, day, to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser, apd a reserved llen on the proyerty roid, ‘rr ‘all cash, st the option of the yr Ade- Ponit of $200 on ‘the improved. end $200 on the unste- ie property will be” falls to comply with the terms of n ten, day, from the day of als the Trustoo re; Serves th fhe property at the risk and cout of such purchaser All conveyancing and record- ing st purchaser's cost. JOHN F. HANNA, Trustee. ‘Webster Law Building. Jel9-d&ids WM. P. WELCH, Agent Je1a_ | THOMAS DOWLING, Auet. M™ “VERNON! = VERNON!! rpuomas DOWLING, Auctionesr. — caraLoaue We Zeaves Tih street what daily (ocers Seviny) for Mk RARE OLD enauisH BOOKS, Tara 3g Goce ©: teeming reaches Washing- | Received, direct tom London, England, ber Steamer - jemmore, at es erat 1. L. BLAKE, Captain. of thom 'UMMER SCHEDULE_STEAMER ARROWSMITH Sid pao aoe Sem ieee, Potomac River mediate for Currioman, Nomini, SC Clement's Bay, wharves cnn returning Fridays, “On Sat termediate lndi = returning Simdsye, Sor Schedule For in- ply st oflee, th st. wharf, Wash» D. - SR PADGETT: Age taps] C. a POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘The steamer FUE. Capt. W. C. Geogheran, Mtephienson's wharf, foot of Tui etresn eters SUNDAY, afd ociock p. my for Baltimore and ver Landis, Returning, leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at Bo'clock “gil accommodations a ttrletly first-class, River fi paid, and will be received on SATURDA'S one eRe am STEPHENSON & 1RO., Agents, mi6-6m__‘“th street wharf and 12th st. ‘and Pa. ave. Grinders wiart daysap. a Chore down, and Mondays and Wedn Saas Creck (destination) sundays, d d and iniormation gi of our SQU UARE « ‘4 UPRIGHT RENTAL in yumber wiaNot hevetege ced in = fow cases, ree to uix monthe, snd, ins fow cases w crtimenta wag olow fs 2 PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CAREFULLY mean ™ new and eniaryed Scheme to be drawn I2-CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. TICKETS ONLY $5. SHAKES IN PROPORTION. end. we ie roe this certificate, ‘ith Facnmilee af oUt tached. in ite io “ L AFP BE ‘Commissioners, ‘ty- five years by the Leats- and 1 Chesiisble a post perme. Guaxp SINGLE NUMBKe Daawrsas will take meg month 3 iD OPPOLTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS aT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JULY 10; 1883." 158TH MonTuLy Daawrxa, CAPITAL PRIZE 375.000, Me ‘A. DAUPHIN, 3023, 20,29, 27.30, Sy487-Tt NEW ORLEANS, La pet Pare Fae ae crsrans OLIVE BUTTER a {Sees then . WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S 80N3, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ‘en23-wks wiil seil these int factory Bimno: af iui’ value, i exchange} aint (aes 1S nonthly installments’ as low as your convenience re- quires.” If Soscarnachnacen eee or want the ad- antares of cauh prices, on time, call and seous. Pianos of other makers at big barwaina HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, eis 477 10th street northwes*. KCKER BROs. PIANOS, a my? 407 LOL etreet n.w. Norice or Trustees Sate ow PIANOS AND ORGANS. At the trustec’s sale on the 10th of May of, the amots of the late firm of Biackmar, £>-AP EPH a for the Chickering Piano ling & Co.. im Balt purchased some magnificent bargains m NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND OB- GANB. As I was crowded far room before making this purchase, I find myself now compelled to seil these goods at a trift ng advance, as I have no room to store them. Iwill sell for ten days bran new SQUARE PIANOS for $160, worth $300; UPRIGHTS for $175, worth $350; SQUARE GRAND PIANOS for $190, worth $600; NEW ORGANS for $50, worth $90, &c. ; SEVEN-OCTAVE SQUARE PIANOS, used, as low as 265; SIX-OCTAVE for $30. These instruments are made by the best known firms in the business and are fully warranted. People of good countenance can pur- Fopeore cr hiebansrmrlhy-sempria For further particulars call on CHAUNCEY J. REED, myl5 433 SEVENTH STREET N. He STL LE Ki. Peri Rates Bank BALTIMORE oad L. WILD & BRO.'S MInSCAL WABREROOMS, 709 7th street northwest. Ra CHENBACW'S FIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS for: it Co's port of various he Rest Medium-priced Piano WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Pit - nce and Ongenseoid on rented or 0x. ‘Stock in HENRY EBERDAGH, Maractne partner of the ite rm Fills hose ti Ellis &Co. yresive PILES. And in SUPERIOR BINDING, more | Comprising Classical and TO BE SOLD A’ MyAUG 10 ION Tats, Corner 1ith street an: MONDAY, jeylvania avenue, on JUNE TWENTY. FIFTH. 1883, Commencing st SIX O'CLOUK, and the ee evenings. 18-7¢ DURCANSON BROB., Auctioneers, TRUST. rust reconied in Liters lio 468, f the Jand recorda for Dis- trict of Coinmb:a, I wil Sell on WEDNESDAY. THE Ty WENTY-SEVENTH D. 188, at SIX OGLOCKY, he followin 8 OF Tying in the city of Was ington, Distric and known as the uth bal of lot thirty-three ( gquare four hundred and etghty-six (196), having, frout of twelve snd one-half feet on Fifth street west, and ropning back with that width cighty-tive (85) fost to an alley, together with ull the iniprovementa, ways, canamente, rirhta, pr “rea and appurtensuces to the same belonging oF in any wise sppe:tainin: "Terms: Oue-third cash; Delizico in one and two Sears; notes to bear six per cent ‘interest, ‘and {0 bo ss red by deed of trus{on premises sold, o all cash at option of purchaser. sere cost.’ A deposit of $10 vedtulred at ale. tbe ‘camplied with in seven dasn, ctuctwise the reat tog reserves the riht to rexel! at ther:sk and cost of the purchaser after five da ot = ‘some newspaper pul Nar deas LORENZ KISSNER, Trustee. gu OF VALUABE PROPERTY IN ALEXA) COUNTY. VIRGINIA. By virtue of » decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria Coun’ rendered at ita N: Virwinia, ferm, 1482, in the chancery muit ot Zan Magruder va. An Annie Gj Mume and others, the signed Comm ra thercin named.twiil. on SA Day, SeTWENTE A BIED DAY OF JUN thts, st TWELVE O'CLOCK Wi front of pba! Offer for eae SE paite aden. the ‘ollowing property im in Alexandris wi Seo sore tract of land beginning at A, & stone ‘wide of Arti orth 1: Seon ato and tof Cumbia, BS a I i ie Ae Lf a REGGTEr ‘MAKE BOOM FOR OTHER GOODS, WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT LOW PRICER A lotof odds and ends t the way of Portable snd Brick Bot RANGES. 4 few fescnd-band RANGES snd LATRORES to all cheap, EDWARD OAVERLY & 00., What used up Tom Farmer's Time and Money—He ndopts 8 Wiser Method. “Why, Farmer, old boy, you look like your own ghost revisiting the glimpses of the moon. Where have rou been for the past week.and whet's the matter with you?” ‘Tom Farmer was a book-keeper {na large New York publishing house, and is yeh for Tom iss boni Ade character, with a post-office address and a name in the City Dicectory. He is ® hard working fellow, drinks alittle and is occasionally careless in his habits, “Pye been at home, that's where I've been,” re- sponded Tom, wearily, dropping into his old seat, “‘ander the doctor's hands, and between the doctor and the dyspepsia, amighty tough thine I've had of it.” “Seema to me,” sald correspondent James Quinn, shuffling the morning's mail like w pack of whist cards, “‘that you might be abioto find somtething to straighten ont that stomach of sours. It uses up more of your time and money than half s dozen sound stomachs would if you had to feed ‘om all, with most at panto prices.” “Heaven knows I wish I could fix it up all right” sighed Tom, despoadently, * ‘‘for dyspepsia is just hades on earth, and no mistake.” There sat poor Tom, with pale, thin, haggard face, no appetite, nauseated stomach—smbitionleas, hope Jese—and yet with the awful necessity upon bim of earning the daily bread which, afterhe had earned it his discase forbade him to enjoy. *Tom," said the gray-haired head of his department, “take a word of advice from a man that's been there, leave off stimulants and quack stuff, and psy twenty- five conts for one of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS, put it on your stomach, take careof your- self, and you'll be a well man yet. T'vo tried it and know.” ‘This was a year ago. Tom tried it and hasn't lost Gay in tho last six months. ‘The genuin> have “‘CAPCINE” out in the middle. Don't suffer yourself tobe awindled. Seabury & John- son, New York. ses Max Gerecerss PURE HUNGARIAN WINE. Owing to therapldly increasing demand for our PURE HUNGARIAN WI\ES, wo have opened an American Braneb, where a lane Stock will always be kept, NOTES UPON HUNGARIAN WINES, By MAX GREGEL, Purveyor of Hungarian Wines by special appointment to Her Majesty the Queen, member of the Jury of the International Exhibition at Vienna, 1878, President of the Jury of the Agricultural Exhibi- tion of Keschau, 1880, Pamphlets free on application. CARLOWITZ, THE CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN CLARET, $8, £9, $10, $12 and $16 per oa: RUST£R, A VALUABLE SEDATIVE.—SEE Dr. = Druitt’s report. $15 per case. TOKAY CROwN.. STRONGLY ADVOCATE! umption. §24 and FOR Nervous Debility and Consi dozen. RED KADARK. WHITE RIESLING.—{8 AND $11 PER CASE. OFNER AUSLESE, (2UDA).—$11 PER CASE. HUNGARIAN BURGUNDY.--$12 PER CASE. SAMPLE CASE, CONTAINING SIX BOTTLES OF different kinds of Wines most in demand, including the famous ‘Voksy, delivered United Siates, $8. Address MAX GREGER, gariun Wines. froe to any jart of the Jimited 1), Purveyor of Hun- American Brauch, No. 252 5th avenue, Sorner 27th street, New York. iQzders from the trade ‘ally executed on reason- able t my30-w26t Tu Prevrentz PATENT FIRE ESCAPE 13 THE MOST WONDERFUL LIFE SAVING IN- VENTION OF THE AGE. te to St any window, no matter whathe ghtthe build. immediate them Juni, fall or bs throws, ‘the opening, and their lives cam be saved without WILL SELL FIVE OR SIX STATE RIGHTS. ‘No machinery required. Send for ciroular to W. 0. GRAY, Piqua, Ohio, ‘Manufacturer and Proprietor for the United States. 39-m, w, f,1m New Discovery Tx Menon. THE TANT BOTIOE. SAN Will curein 48 houra all derangements of the urinat organs in either sex without incon venience of any kind. GRIMAULT & CO.,8, Rue Vivienne, Paris, ja22-w&aly MM MM REENN N OO RN NL ¥ ¥ MMMME NNN O ONNNE Y¥Y¥ ee aed MoM MEERN NN NORNLLL ¥ 7 DR. CHEEVER’S ELECTRIC BELT, or Rexenera- tor, ts made expressly for the cure of derangements of the prccrestive organs. Whenever any debi‘ity of the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating through the parts must restore them to healthy sction. ‘There is ro mistake about this instrument. Years of use have tested it, and thousands ot curee are testified to. Weakness from Indiecretion, Incapacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble of these organs is cured. Do not contound this with electric beits adver- CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO., 108 Washington street, Chicago. STANDARD TYPE WRITER. WAR- Dy one can Use Ht without! mh3-skw RBaNeTON 497 PENSSYLVANIA AVERUR, Adjoining National Hotel. ‘TE TROUBLE 18 as: THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY... -Juwe 20. 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams 10 The Stee Attempted mucoas ee = Lynching in Vir- gina. ALRXANDRtA, Va., June 20.—A negro boy, named Jim Ball, 18 years’ old, attempted to outrage the l1-year old daughter of Mr. Edgar Lee, in Fairfax county. yesterday. H( met the ‘on the road dragged her to a thicket, but was prevented irom accomplishing his purpose by the arrival ot Persons who heard her cries. The boy was caught Soon after and lodged in jall at the court-house. ‘Threats of lynching were made, and the boy was drawn up to a tree, but cooler counsels prevailed, he was permitted to go to Jail. pmened aRauy Crxcinnatt, June 20.—A Times-Star spectal from Prospect, Tehn.. says, James Tice, @ clerk in Campbells store, was killed with an axe ao night and the store robbed. Turee negroes wi arrested. While the inquest was in fprogress & mob took one of the negroes, Wesley Warren, out of jail and hung him. The others were released. ee Latest Foreigu News THE FRENCH IN MaDAGascaR. Pants, June 20.—A telegram has been received here from Zanzibar which states that the French do not intend to go to Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, but will oocupy the custom-houses and all the roads leading to the capital and await the submission of the Hovas, which they expect will occur shortiy. AID FOR IRISH FISHERIES. Lowpon, June 20.—In the house of commons this afternoon the bill providing for the application of £250,000 of the church surplus fund to ald the Irish.sea fisheries, and particularly to provide harbors, passed its second reading. THE BISHOP OP NATAL DEAD. Durwan, June 20.—The Right Rev. Colenso, D. D., bishop ot Natal, 13 dead. FIRE IN THE ROYAL DOORYARD AT AMSTERDAM. AmuTERDAM, June 20.—An extensive fire has oc- curred in the ‘royal dockyard here. The man-of- Par Domgerbank was destroyed, and man-of-war Kortonaer was considerably damaged. ‘The loss is between 3,000,000 and 4,000, Aire grins. The origin of the fire Is unknown, man was killed and ‘three other person: rere Telegraphic Briefs. ‘The Continental Guards left Boston this morn- ing for Portland, Me., being escorted to the East- ern railroad station lon by the J the Lancers. ‘Wall Street To-day. THR STOCK MARKET DEMORALIZED BY THE NEWS FROM CHICAGO. New York, June 20.—The Post’s financial article 3: ‘The stock market was feverish and weaker during the forenoon than yesterday,being affected by the decline in provisions and grain during the forenoon in Chicago, which were assumed to indi- cate the probability of additional failures in the grain and provision trade in that city, which would, of course, affect speculative capital gener- ally for a short time, though 1t 1s fully understood that ultimately the decline in prices of these com- modities will ‘be beneficial to pon of railway Stocks as well as to trade gener: Up to about To'clock the stock. market was” pretty steady, with the exception of a decline ot ‘x to % in the fitst half hour of business, which was fully recov- ered by 11 o’cl. But after 11 the market was dis- turbed again by rumors of trouble at Chicago. and Prices declined again 3¢ to 13,,the latter Lake Shore and Western Union. ‘This was the extreme oe cline. After this there were more reassurin: ag ats. Patches from Chicago, and the market rallied 3 to 3, the latter on Lake Shore. William soma The Markets. BALTIMORE, Juno 20.—Vireinia 68, consolidated, 3936; do... second series, ie coupons, 40; new 10-403, 3335; new threes, a id to-day. BALTIMORE, June 20.—Cotton aull_m'daiing, 1 Flour duil and casy—Howard stroct a 2504-00; (do. extra, 4.264500 mills, super, 0.. Tio brandar 6.00 Another —e in are pas ooioead they have decided favorably"apon his request for ‘he naitianiiocios eacaaee new house for tbe use Bethe oriagekeepet a coper at tho ‘casters approach to | STATEMENT OF MIas BUTLER as TO Une NaTATION® the © ay) and yn of the ‘WITH THE DRCRARED. Dultting, to te subject fo the theen-| ape examination of Rev. Ben. ‘tT. those cranes — | Jenkins, jr, for the murder of Rev. J. Lone Borden Degan at Mansfield, La, yesterday, and is euill in Progress. Miss Butler has made the following ‘Statement: “I hereby deny having made at any time confession to Mr. Ben. the effect that Mr. Borden bad treated me, only so far When asked by Mr. Jenkins treated me Dadly I told him: me in what way. I told him rae can think any Way you wih” ever offered by Ubrary, about ten days ago, vwhen some books. when he ‘approached ed to put his hands lett tie room and was never 1 again during the remainder of my stay field. This treatment of Mr. Borden never mentioned to any one bat my mother.” STREET IMPROVEMENTS. At the meeting of the board of District Eastern branch: A Street north from 4th strest east, th serect cnet 5th street east from Pennsylvania avenue to Vir- ginla avenue; P street north from New Jersey avenue to North Capitol street. For filling up apy streets below the established grade, provided the cont tn no instance, shall exered ten centa, per cubic yard. The whole cost not to exceed $40,437. ScILDOrG Fextarre. repair Mr. me °, and bis Bullding permits have been tsstied by Entwisie as follows: Mra Ann Wolly brick, 718 11th street northwest: ‘romas Randall, erect a small dweilli county ; $200. Kibbey, repair brick, 1007 Penn- syivania avenue northwest; A. P. Fardon, Tepair brick, 1802 Corcoran ‘street; $100, Charies Edmonston, agent, erect two four story and base- ment dwellings, Connecticut auenue, between H and I streets northwest; $14,000. @. 'W. Vaughn, Tepalr frame, Spring street road, county; $900. IsRAEL—GARTREIL.—McKendree M. E church Was well filled yesterday afternoon at five o'clock to witness the marriage ceremony of Fannie, the accomplishet daughter of T. 8. _ Garirell, our well- known 7th street Serchast, and ter of John C. Seelam of ew York avenue. groom, George Robert israel, son of the Rev. @. W. israel, of of Marsiand, and a a of Carlisle, it, Col universt! THE Youre Drwocnacr oF BALTINORE Wht— The democratic primary was held in Baltimore yesterday afternoon to elect delegates to a new GUY convention, which will mect to-morrow evene ing. The Sun says: ‘This primary contest between the Young Democratic association, representing the reform element 1a the party, and the old man- agers and office-holders. was Ou¢ of the most mola le events known to Baltimore politics, ‘The vote Was the first honest count at a democratic primary for along time. Of the 180 candidates elected Were nominees of the young democrats, 90 others were named by the managers, and Om others are classed as doubtful also of tt isthe profesor of chemistry in tho High school ot Sar ORT ES this city. ‘The eburen war hendsoney teunmea | ,,20,Civeinnatl Alderman oon 5. Kelly 1ast even. ing shot and fatally wounded Jas. Toal ai a fire- engine house. . the xe death on ‘sune is ort orthe Most Hor ‘arc! Blanchet, a Catholic missionary in Oregon f Sear MY years, who was consecrated bishop im Harry Hill recetved from Chas. Mitchell yester- day Mitchell's final deposit of $1,500 In the match a a piece ee between akon ga Herbert A. e Maori. Carl Summers, = = mustctat for several years past hes filled the post mot with tropical plants and other exotics, giving the church the appearance of a perfect bower. ‘The bridal party, preceded by the ushers, Messrs. Raney, Appold. snd Moran, of Baltimore, and G. Stokes, of New Jersey. ‘entered the church to the straine “or Mendelssonirn, Wedding: Mares, Berrormed by Miss Lute ‘The marri ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. wards, assisted by the Rev. Alex. Bielaskt Mr. and Mra. Israel left on the 5:45 train, to be gone until September. a ‘TRYING TO SECURE His CLIENT’s RELEASE FROM organist at the E piseopal church in ‘Manchester, PRISON.—Mr. Howard C. Clagett, who was of coun- | [EMRIs mysteriously ‘disappeared. sel for Martin J. Casey, convicted some months ago of assault with intent to kill Mra, eg and sentenced to. the ne Doaltansiacy ot 5 Y., for four years, has vane > ‘iti wlghard or NS make an effort to secure the — of Casey on Norris, @ Bia Ke apes habeas the ground of arty 'WTON, both fi the proceedings. pa ae ke a. Baits aed Mipsinc Fewacy ot THE INTERIOR Pett ae La “Pave” 8 ae ANNIE DuranrMent.—Chief Dye, the oT lige, has the case of the tateaing Miss Jen- RELL. Ons on Ji po Nir, in Picts ner ha eawards, anaiated oi Sie Sak teett of wwe which may develop some news of Abouta, but nothing more can now be stated about orr AGaINeT JusTiog Tarr anp His SvneriEs, me J. Altheus Johnson has fled a sult at law in Se Pee int Fo. het a eee cog a to the hy = yi ee vee OanaR, agains ame as priacty and Pete Funeral will place from his parents’ icon eid fh ma, ctu ae =o aay, 3 een = ‘and named,as justice Le for the ‘y, Jum y Pp wD. ives tee po Pag a not falt exercise his of at in a 1 Al am. on case of John Young against anuto GontelLon May 1883, MARY 7, daughter of Caiherine ad toe take 284 last, in issuing execution on a Judgment for jamee Donnelly - $20, endorsed it John Young, to the use of Charles 1 loved, ob! no Teste Walter, agt. Annle Connell, and the levy having Gna nach T loved ber, ‘ad etal been made, the money was ‘paid to Walter with- To take Mee eon He thought best out his (Young’s) authority or knowledge. frecwrarca's Giaclan Ranos OF THE THERMOMETER.—ThO hee | Were the readings at the office of the ehier si oicer 27m. 725; 11 o.m., 79.6; 3 p.m 8&8. Maximum, 842; minimum, 68.5. esi A Surr ror Divorce —Katherine eee by A.C. Richards and 0. 8 B. W: By her Mothes, or mawons or om emsanen on Thy cheerful smile we to ase eo our sed hearts 5 thin 6 dearest sist: Re thy Yoon suoat Seethg heel; for a divorce from Alois ‘Voogele” The were Around ‘aileut married January 8. 1862. She charges that he beat ‘Tit ts covered, oer wt mon, her on March 15, 1882, and threw her in the street, er Brother Pag Sister, utting her healti: in jeopardy; that on May Sth | . Funeral will take eo oot her mother's residence 475: do., meriative patent 750 bors | foliowmng, and at omer tinea,’ while in a state ot | No. 838. Siar ce ret porineak gu, Thuredas, dil and lower: wos 3 | catpt a ne armed himself with a pistol, and | Tos iy insitod tontieaa. = ae attenn) shoot imaginary ol — arted tl EL e 8: | Raa the saw in the house, and flourished the ae jr omay te Spe tot George Gray. September, 1-21) toi 80 recklessly that she, with her four chil- = Fold her hands cogether, " southern lower tren by a former husband, were compelled to fly; othe wivey of a tired dove, southern: ane that he repeatedly made threats to and com- ooth her tresses; ao spot, 6) nek ier | pal lied her, on April 6th last, to leave him = hem ‘Nose new ber but to love, lin, Sena do eee aveuta 45006, | cher Dna Under Bonds to keep the peace, Wilt, deat: cs mained, ie cuneyiva i ther charges that he has coutriouted tele OF hot our tears are falling, Ponnayivanie ani Mand, 12 Orei4. 00, ing to her support, and hasled a life of debauchery Be ale ah: miners ea quiet side Ge fo and idleness, called from us a1 alders, 9%; clear rib sides, 11%. Hams, 15016. | ‘The members of tho Schuetzen verein, of Balti- cir chen Dake ‘d—re) 12. Butter quit—western, 2a16; | more, to the number of 60, came aver 6 thi this city trom hired se pagtit gers creamery. 1esil, Ears stendy, 18010. Petroleum entirely | this afternoon to attend the, Sehuetzon geet ‘are reepectflly invited to atuend? egy eee tape, ng. ee at Abner for tunch ‘and then June 19, 1883, at 3:20 p. m., Mre.PLEAS- Sra oes awe, eet,” wilaky ating | ORE They wore accompanied by 8 | aH Helio be oe ae cottons 6-G2dr Hoe, ° inden a3! — ——>— Sea colnta four. Sarre onbest, as Alexandria Affaire. on 16 3 t B o'clock corn, uabels: bushels. June ® corn, 26, 000 beat, 402,00) bushels di:ness, Sora; 17,000 bushels. a } in the ssticth sear of het soo” dow at ———— lace The Late Postmaster Tullock, 4 SEBTCH OF UFR Thomas Logan Tullock was born at Portsmouth, N. H., February 11th, 1820, From May, 1849, to May, 1853, he was postmaster at Ports mouth, and was warmly commended for his intelligent and efficient discharge of ey duties ot the office. From 1861, August, 1865, Mr. Tullock was navy agent at Portameaty, where many vessels of war were built, repaired, and equipped carne his term of office. Mr. Tull was Rcted secretary of the Union: Republican Congreasional committee in Unis city, and was also secretary of the executive committee. He continued in charge until March, 1869, giving great satisfaction to political as- gociates. He was subsequently elected secretary of the republican congressional committee in 1870 and 1872, and also treasurer in 1880, but was 80 mucl ‘upied with other duties as to cause him to deciine the appotutments. In March, 1869, ho was appointed chief of the ap- polnitment division of the United States Treasury Under Sccretary Houtwell, and in the. following August Was appofated collector of internal rev- enue for the District of Columbia. He held this office until the District was consolidated with the third revenue district of Maryland, 1876. On the 8th of October, 1877, he Was appotnted assistant postmaster by: Postmaster Edmunds of this city, and remained 1n that post until he took charge of the financial de- parcuient, of the office in August, 1880. In Novem- er last, when Mr. Ainger was removed, he was appointed postmaster of Washington. Since Mr. Tullock has made his home in Washington, In 1865, he has been engaged 19 many public enterprises, and bis name figures in the directory of some of the most important business concerns of thi Mr. ‘ullock became a member of Methodist Eplscopal church in 1841, and since his residence here was an active member of ee M. EB church. He Was a Mason, and had attained almost the highest penne the order. Mr. Tullock was twice mar- marriage was Swain, he married in January, 1866. eee tes Apuy Onpers.—First Lieut. John W. Pullman, 8th cavalry, ia relieved from duty as a member of the general court-martial morse to meet at Jefferson. Dodge, Lith infantry nowe Fort Sully tory, will re; the army on the eeu it, at Fort Sans) eral thence, ite and will: SS ee the; ra Felleved. tenant Jas. until Di Sfann: 7th coretys is relieved from duty as Poikted. to moet at ‘ies cavalry depot Jetersan ‘Missouri. anted Second Lieutenant Walter H. infan- try, is extended one month. A Freight Train on Fire. THREE CARS AND THEIR CONTENTS DAMAGED. ‘There was some excitement at the B. & O. depot shortly after noon to-day, over the discovery of a freight train on fire. The fire originated in a box car that had just been unloa(ed of pressed bricks, and contained a lotof straw that was used in Emong tne employes o¢ ther were two theories tohow the ar ated. rpm her late residence, W on Thuraday, at three % ne 19, 1883, SANK JONES, nesday th schools will fifty-two ~%y ‘of Juha ©. Youee. Fannie be Mil school, No. 3, on 21st inst.,at three o'clock Sttend’ the state normal instivutes at Discrete | trees sate brother, Samuel Johneok, NO. her school has been closed. ‘The colored schools Agnegye of John F. Parker, Ida R. Morris, Jennie E. Arnold and Addie B. Wair ott nmenedns ord teachers propose to attend the state normal at Staunton. Basg Baxt.—At the base ball match between the Waverleys, ot Washington, and the Alexandrians — —_— ball grounds here yesterday afternoon, the play the intensest kind. Mr. Ryon, of ashington, was struck. with a , all and. = ie Dy His Sisren Maurer. His funeral will teke place from bie its’ residenos, burt a8 ‘were wo? Waruin tontans, 1905. Fifth stroct Dordiwes anus hatred Jane +3 us won by a score Fri relatives are AN —A sult will probabl spocttuily fnvites ta atonal YY CHECK.- Epon check for $50, drawn on Burke & A. Carter of Upperviliey and paid by sranger to Water Of this city. Waterman had, he Sates called at ‘the banking: house and tested the genuinenesgof the check be- fore he received it; but after he paid it into bank he was notified that, although the check was genuine, it had never reached Mrs. Ellason, to whom it was payable, and that her endorsement was fo1 arrested by Officer RUTH. On June 19, 1563, at 8:90 8. m.. 3x0. B. RUTH, aged forty-nine years, after # long aiid painful His funeral will take from his iste residenoa, Jo, 1737 7th street northwest, on Friday Clune >. a 9 o'clock a. m. Friends and relatives of tue family sre respectfully invited to attend. ae YON BERGHMAN. Suddenly. on June 29th, 3 at3:45 p. m., MARGARET. {he beloved wife ot Joun Von Berghman, in the forty-first year of her age. R.1 P. Funeral will take place from. her 1 $92 K street southwoat, on ‘Thursday five o'clock p. m. ieerrineengy Po.ice Report.—Ida Davis, Bettis, charged with disorderly conduct, ig the only prisoner at the stationhouse this mornin; larriet Dorsey has bi —At the mayor's court een | WAYNE. On Monday at 150g fined $2on conviction of disorder. |)” | lelsk a, malian T aay AY! xi slo sa wile ot eel cea and the hole free is | short and painful iliness, which ahs bore with Christa, gt work at 15 cents per hour, the pi re- | Her Felatives and frietidg are invited to attend her tofore.—Two valuable horses, one belonging to | runcral Trou Bethel Thendee fas ‘Mr. German and the other to Mr.Leatherland,have | fonepeme —_— = just, died suddenty of intestin tinal nothing = ——— approacl 8 horse pang ‘s Goa Fellows, of Marley’ Encatnpment bere have UNDERTAKERS, taken the unfformed rank of Patriarchs A dele- ate from the Grand E: ment of Virginia been here this week.—The custom-house vessel about to Alita ROONEY & CO., UNDERTAKERS, seonerate <aaies Sot eomtye funerals. nine ae Berar. ARTHUE ROONEY, JAMES BELLLW. UCHL x's" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PENNeYLvaNIa AVENUE N.W. Fee F ae if ry ore c Re VE ee oot STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘th st. wharf and 13th st. and aP. sve. E UBOPE!!!