Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1883, Page 3

ee FINANCIAL. WHE GKEAT wdc TROUBLE IN Arges mer ea, 1324 F streetn.w. AND UNIMPROVED ik TH ery ep UD Live 1500 Het ‘ eet Dp r =| y the GY AND SELL U.S. GOV'T AND 1). ©. PONDS, ee. electad by Ale, WASH. C. GASLIGHT iid ALL other City i Somveny. Ss — that they Deposits receive | eubeet to We pay SPECIAL sttention eobtainine COL ané RELIABLE information n-cardie our vation: sreuriticn, end are prepared at ali times to anawer i ex premises, on NINH, 1883. commencing at FIVE M., in siusre lot-, wit privilexe of ent re y | fronts, the norih bait of + No. 363, divi-ied into | sort? ine (49) building Kt, fronting Ninth street, 8 reac end Prench rtrect, also ftteen tote, fronthiag ib streeta’ nortiiw tn tt; le brick houses, s krench etrect, in said rth ef the purchare money to Vaience im thre equal mstal- one, two and three years, wits in erest at the f six ser cent per annuns, payable semt-annuailly. to he de) eited on each lot at the time of sale. Con- obtvined and he office of A. F. BAKE ms3t Berwixy | WASHINGLON, Nt W YORK AND RICH Ww. DY EN ‘KIMBAL 1. 9 Biss F, FOX, H. HL bot | | Bonda, Stocks ard Investment Seenrities Bonzht and Reon veniciesony No. 139 tre STRELT. (CORCORAN LUILDING,) criet of Columbia, art of the t 44000) fer Prince and Whitely, tock Brokers, ( Brostwax. Sew Yora y er © divide th Hollidye L aperee Nth Vistuict of Co umbia, wen t Ben F i ef which $10) must York, Bes eof 62 residue in equal vo and thr» sof the pur- pterest at ayable se centun per soni ually, to be secured Joie hme soid to the sa istaction 0 Berton, Btock Exch Irompty. Gu formetion re erder of the Sy6-e4ils TO-MORROW AN LLOYD p Line Betwers sovtuaxes f this comp: STURDA ou, onde: | prosas DOWL id duly recorded in of the sud c nid by di Liber 943, foto 280, of the Distact of + nia, 6 uy 88 premises, the follow that part «f lot mum- ion of part of Lee's Hill, ae made by the heirs ot the lat: homas Brown by Heury W. Brewer, surveyor, on the exth day of July, 1874, and recorded in the office o. the eurveyor of the District of Columbia, said lot being situate in Georzetown, in said District, and described as follows: Beginmng for the same at a’ point on the west side of Valivy street distant southerly twenty-five fret from the corner of raid lot % riled pr0) er! bored three (3) in. the Bales 2 Hiv COMPANY LIMITED, YOKR AND LIVERPOOL LLING AT COR HAL FROM PEEK 40.8. 5 NEW ne, toxether with the improvements, which consist of a two- y frame dwellivse. Le Yermus: Out-third cash: the residue in two equal pay- mnents. ats1x and twe.ve months, with notes. bearime | interest at six per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All e@:rol and Queenstown and ail other partuof Europe i . | Fieerage at very low rates. Steeraxe tickets from Liv. | Kost rates: | of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, mid other ports on the Continent an aia j Spneyancinis and recor ting at the! cont of the pur. : 1 ¢ atthe Companytwoffice, | chaser. A deporit o ‘Will be reqtiired at the Ln Sana bene chee ek er ee aoe bee comphed with within OLS Hor OW & CO, tio Tastes, Wanhinston, | five days after day of sale, the property will bo resold at ». the rink and cost of the defwulting purty JE: He WH Sew Ye WW & WEE SERVICE. nC to LIV ATUR- q BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every al- | CB-7H POOL every Coburn and Stone's; returning MeNDate TUESD. sing all river landings. Vis QUEENSTOWN. WEDNESDAY, 7 a. m., Lancastex, Diuff Point, ORTEST On N VOYAGE. = 4 : Beal.’s Nomini, Abell’s and Leonardtown; returning nie SHURSDAY, making all river landings. NDERRY and GLAS. FRIDAY, 7 s m., Currivman, Howard, Coburn, Abell 6aL es ee . Stone’s and Leonardtown; returning SATUR- oe hadanons Unegualiel TCR | Day, makins all river landings. Colin $40 cud £00. Inter ic 340, Prepaid Stecrage | Farv, cach way, 25 cents. 3e29 FAME ARROWSMITH &e., apply to e871 Vee abet Gi PA ree Leaves 7th street wharf at7a. m. for 20: Broadway, New York. POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, with Baltimore and Ohio R. R._at ‘Shep: m at Alexandria with 7:30 a.m. Ferry Boat ‘On Mondays for Nomini and inter- returning . tesdays. Qn Thursdays n, Nomini, St. Ciement’s Bay, wharves and intermediate Iandinws, returniug Fridaya. OuSat- Brdayefor Carriomay- Leonardicwn and intermediate ancings, returning Sunday: J.B. PADGETT. Agt., ©. W. RIDLEY,’ Mau. . wharf, Washington, D.C. 50 CENTS EACH WAY. FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK. ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT. AMSTERDAM. de-built Daten AM. ROTTI NDAM. 22 - OWEST FARE! POINT LoOKOU ton. E RAILROADS. Close connection with trains for qe GkEaT ea = : x oce. EN ss = : . AT . PALACE STEAM! OF THE Lak 2aQgTHE NOUEH. WEST, AND. Teaves Gin strect wharf. terminus of Tun and_9th Steet vane reer INDAYS aid WEDNESDAYS at S-a0 Sik is. pice tae Rim, ad .DAY'S.Grand Trip, at 6:3) p.m.,re- ; ae rnc MONDAY MORNING about 6 o'clock. FROM'STATION, ConNER | HAND EB STKEETs, 48 FOLLOWS:— ithe West, ¢ hic: ited Pxprees y daily, Fast ton with steamer for Boston, New York and ne tx and atatercoms secure at general office, Na- tional Metropolitan Bank, 63 15th street. Jel8 Le’ POPULAR STEAMEES !! DAILY LL. UNITED STATES MAIL! TEAMFRS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR! | 10 NORFOL MONROE, PINEY POI LOOKOUT. H $1.00 | Piney | Point and j 1.50|" Point Lookout...... 50c. Round Tri $1.00 t-class accommodation cannot be furnished for leaves 7th-street wharf daily, except Sunday, mn. Saturdays at 6. Night . xcursious a special feature. Return orn. tckets good on either Leary or Excelsior. ive connection with the Boston and Providence rs. t received daily until 5 p.m. L. M. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. __¥M. P. WELCH, Agent. Je12 M: VERNON! MT. VERNONI!! BA 8:0. m., 102403. m., m. On Suna: uth trans connect at ro Kvn Anuex, aff W. CORcorAN + | Zeaes Th street whart dinily Cexcert Sunday) for Me. n ernon at 10 o'clock a, m.; Tetirning ashing- 6:49 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, | ten about 3 pm. L nape G ~ Sills ay F, Captain, ™ 6:403.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except ee = Potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. AND ALEXANDEIS FRET RICKSHURG RAIL- AND WASHINGION 11.00 ancl 11:30 a. é } and 11:30 yam. Un 9.20120 an, 8:00 p.m. 2 the Senth, 6-30 and 11:00am. bem. daily, except Sunday. ‘The steamer fUE, Capt. W. C. Geoghegan, leaves step ci wharf, foot of 7th street, every SUNDAY, m., for Baltimore and Kiver Landings, tw ves Baltimore every FRIDAY at § o'clock P. ‘All accommodations strictly first-class. Miver freight must be prepaid, and will be received on. . . 4, 630, amiria for Weehington, 6:00, , | SATURDAYS only. aim; 12299, 3,00, 3:27, 5:10, 0 STEPHE! fice. northeast cor treet ond Pennsy:vanis avenue and al wre orders can Le ‘eft tor the checkit from hotels and residences. - WOOD, General Pawenger Agent. HE STEAMER MATTANO LEAV’S WASHING. | Bton on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7 o'clock a.m., for Potonue Ki ‘Lands at Grinder’s wharf Sundaysand Tuesdays ‘Wednes. days up. Brent's wharf and. Chapel Point Thured: » VGH. General Manawe 39) dong, ind, Bloudays and Wedacadaye up. Mattox 2S ~—— | Creek’ (destination) Sundays, Tuesdays and Rhurwdsses RAILROAD. Rechacis received and tgrhiation ven at, offices of 2 AND THE ONLY LINE | G. 1! JONES, agent, Tih street whorl mna ¥ COUPLER! DAY, MAY 33th, 1883. on, corner of New Jersey LADIES’_GUODS. THE EVENING STAR. D KEGULAR SALE OF PARLOR, CHAMNE?, AND PISING-KOOM FURMIAURE, MATIINGS, &., A DECKER BROTHERS’ PIANO, TO PAY ADVANCE. AND STOR GE, AT OUR SALESROOMS. On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY TENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at Cur sd/esrooms, a general collection of Housel 1d Goods. SALE OF BOOTS AND SHO} 'S, 802 SEVENTH STREET, UP ON TUES vay, J SAT J. STAIRS, LY TENTH, at TEN O'CLOC! The stock left ever by the late fire will be sold at auction on 1UESDAY, JULY IENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., to the ‘trade in lots only. Buyers Please atteud the gale, as the goods wil be sold without reserve. J. BRUCK. FOLEY, Auctioneer. It IP HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. LADIES, MISSES!, AND CHILDREN'S SANDAL BOOTS, LADIES' NEWPORT TIES AND SLIP- VERS, MEN'S LOW SHOES. On Wi DNESDAY MORNING, JULY ELEVENTH, 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms, I shail sell a general assortment of above goods. Jy9-3t HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Ghovzs: u Groves: We offer to close out SILK GLOVES, M1i ¢S, AND CANTOR MOUSQUE- TAILE GLOVES AT COST. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, JN OPBLA SHADES, BELOW CO8T, CRETONNE FANS AT A SACRIFICE. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 3:30 3909 F STREET. LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF A Ledies' and Children's BATHING SUITS, at M. WILLIAN'S, ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenus. T have succeeded in procuring & few more of those JERSEY POLONAISE, In Biack and Garnet, for which it was impossible to mipply the demand = few weeks ago. set FOE LADIES.—FIRST-CLAgS HAIR DRESSER 3. ROCHON, Coreoran Building, 537 15th strect northwest. Ladies Hair dresaing and H sir washin: rlor. Lang- try Bans done to perfection. imporvad ood ln every syle im rpuowas DOWLING, Aucnoneer. TRUSTFES' SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON RIDGE BiREET, Bi TWEtN FOUKTH AND FIFTH AND M AND ST EETS, NO. 469. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the first dey, of June, 188, and anly recorded an peber bare folio 455, Xe. ,one of the land records for the District’ of Columbis, and by direction of the party secured thereby, the une signed Trustees will sell. on SATUR- DAY, JULY FOURTcENTH, 1383, at SIX O'CLOCK P- M., in front of the premises. the tollowing property, viz. ‘art of lot 36, in part of square 513, unproved by a, Comfortable four-reom trame dwelling, located as above. ‘Terms:, One-third cash, the residue in two equal pay- inenis at six and twelve Months, with notes bearing in- ieres, and secured by a deed of trust. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost; a deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale. JOHN L. BLINKHORN, Jy9-c03t_ JON CONNEL, puo DOWLING, Auctioneer. } Trustees. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED 1 PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE NIN REET. BETWEEN H AND I STREEIS TH) Tn*pursuance ora decree of the Supreme Court of, the District of » olumbia, passed the 7th day of: April, A. D. 1883, in equity cause 8,103, I shall sell at public suction, in f.ont of the premises, on i HURS- Y,, JULY NIN EVN, 1883, at s1X'U'CLOCK P. _‘Lot numbered five (5), in Square numbered four hundr-d and tour (404). being the north side of eaid Jot, supposed to front about thirty-two (32) feet ten (10) inches on 9th street nurthwest," more ful y described in lber W. B. 65, foo 69, of the land records of the Pistrict of Coluuibla. together with the imurovements fhgreon, consisting of alarce frame dwelling houso, N erms of gale prescribed by the decree are: One-third purchase money in cash, and the residue in two equal installments, bearing interest and payable re- spe tively one and two years after the day of sale, and secured by a lien upon the property. If the terms of sx e shill not be fully complied w thin one week after the dey of gale, the I rustes will ree | the property aft ene week’snotice in the Evening tar. at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, All conveyanci:g at the cost of the purchaser, RK, ELLIOT, Trust-e Js9-a&de '406 5th streot northwest. HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SAiE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP- ERTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST. Jn pursuance of a deed of trust, bearin‘ dats tho, 28th day of August, 1882, and recorded in Liber. number 1014, fotio '252, and by direction ot the’ party secured thereby T'hall geil at. front of vremises, on MC TEENTH, at HALF-PAST SIX P. li that certain Bi ce or :arcel of ground snd premi braced and lescribed in the 1aetes and bounds following: Besin- blic auction, in SULY NiX- ninx for the same on th street east ata point 16 fet south from, northwest corner of Lot so. 13, in square No. 870; theuce running east 56 fect; thenos xouth 9 feet 4 inches: thence east 56 feet; thence south 7 fe-t ands inches; thence went 112 feet to the line of 6th street; theice north along the line ot said 6th strect to the place of beginning, improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling House. ‘Ierns of wale are: One-half of the purchase money in cash, and the r-sidue in two equal instalments, pay- able, resp ctively, in nine and ejghteen months after the day of sale, with iuterest. If the terms of eale sbali uot be comp.ied with in six days afte. the day of ealo the ‘Irnstce rese:vea the rixht to re-ell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. All convey- neing at purchaser's st. Soden Re BELTON, Trustes dy9-d&ds ERY SALE OF IMPKOV-D P .OPERTY, OWN AS No. 1134 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a cecree of the Supreme Court of the, District <f Columbia, passed on the 7th day of Jul A. D.. 1883, 1 equity canse No. 8,568, 1 will sel at public auction, on FRIDAY, JULY TWENTY, 1883, at 91X O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, sub! Lot thirteen, (13), according to Davideon's sudivision of lots numbered one (1), two (2), eight (8) and nine (9), in Sqnare numbered two hundred and exghty -two (282). Terms or kale: One-third of the purchase n,ouey in gash, aud the balance in two equal instal ments, paya- ble in one and two years from the day of aale, with in- terest, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of the purebaser. A deposit of $100 will be required at the ‘time of sale. CHARLES WALTER, ‘Trustee, ‘942 D street northwest. ON BROB., Aucta, Sy9akds ON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEFS' SALE OF THREE TWOSTORY AND BASEMtNT 5: ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STRLE 8 NOKTHWEST, BEING HOUBES Nos. 1107, 1109 AND 1111 FIFTH STREET, _ By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in liber, Xo. 921, folio 459, et eeq., of the laud records for} the District of Columbia, ‘and at the request of the’ Fey secured. we will ll on FRIDAY, the THIR- ‘EENTH DAY OF JU A.D, 1883, at SIX U'CLOCK ¥.M., 1n front of the premises, all that piece or parcel of xround and premises, eituated, lying aud belny in the city of Washington, in the Distr.ct of Columbia, and known and distinguished as tle north balf of lot ten (10), in equare five huudred and fourteen (514), to- gether with all the imi rovements, waya, ea-emente, rights, privileces and appurtenances thereto beionaime or in any mauner appertaining. ‘The improvenents consist of three two-story and basement brick dwel.- ing», wach fronting 16 8-12 tee, more or less, and will ‘be sold separately. ‘Terms: (ne-third cash; balance in equal instalments at one and two years, notes to bear six per cet interent, payable semi-annually and to be secured by deed of trust ou premises sold; or all cagh, at option of purcha- of $100 required or ich piece <o.dat time at purchaser's coat. “ierms 3 days, otherwine the ‘Tras- tees resezve the riht to resell at the risk aud cost of the to be complied with in sev defaulting purchaser after five days’ public notice of ste resale in some newspaper published in Washing- Be JOHN WALT! KR, JB., MATIH WLUPPRACT, | Trustecs, FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE PALACE MARKET IAM SELLING er's bept Tomatoes, 3 1b. éans 102, Golden Gate Frnit Kichards & Robi fin Best French Mushroom. Spring Lamb, hind quarter bis SS fore quarters. Eversthing in the market at lowest ti my19 FRANK J. corner 14th and New York ayente. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: O0G RRR EKE 558g 06 R go, ee SS 000 KRR R EB ERE Sgss8 7 S88, TITT FER RRR J, 1 NNN GGO. gS5 TET ERR NR oR $F PSE.. We ee ber Sgss8 fT ERE E K LILL 1? NN GGO RRR EFEL Il A NN N OOO KKB RORP GL Ml AA NNNO OF H RERELLLLIA AN NN OCC KERD S69, 00, ppp KER NN @ Goo DDE NNN top BSE. Bee Ea Gag “00 Dov KEE N KN HoH OO L HOH I E L HRH Lr HHO Ep ££ HOH OD fun tom 7 1 ALWAYS MAKE BEADTI: aL MTEL ALTAEAD AND DistorTee noes ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Indians avenue. Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. Frnsr-Crasa ie CORNED SEEP ret, 9th atrest wing, and 300 ced 00 Het yor addres Box 71, City Post Office. < ‘Marketing Gelvered ree charge to sllpartsot tha city. OUGLASS', NINTH AND F STREETS.—GEN- uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT> and DEAWERS, at $1.45 each, all sizes. ENGLISH LI-LE THREAD SHIRTS, all sizes, at $1 cach. ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN SHIh TS, all sizes, ut 50c. each. GAUZE UNDERWEAR, at 25c., 37c. , 50¢-, 750,. $1, $1.25, $1.50, all sizes. Genuine PEPPEL ELL JEAN DRAWERS, CUT PANT-SHAPF, and made in the most thorouch manner, all sizes, at 50c. each. NAINSOOK FEATHER WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS, made in the very best manner, all sizes, at eacl ENGL'SH HO- SIERY (Morley’s) in all the newest demure: at 50c. Be pair, usual price 75c. F.& W. COLLARS and CUFFS. landsome NECKWEAR, in new shapes, French, kug- lish and American Suspenders. Shirts made to order, at $9, $10.50 and $12 ver half dozen. 05 NTON FISHER. CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- MENT, 906 G tnorthwest. Thirty * experi- ence. 1 adies' and Gentlemen's Garment! also Crapo Valin, Laces, etc. aro perfectly cleaned by this superior Process. Ludies" vente Dresses alty. Opinion of official ehomist of the District of © > lumi Your chemicals are of the most effectual na- ture and harmless, and your perfect inachinery 18 Rot surpassed in Paris, New York or elsewhere.” Notice. Grease spots cuaranteed to be thoroughly removed.au29 M ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 420 TENTH STREET NORTHWESr, Makes CORSETS to order in every styleand inalertst, and guarantees perfect fit and comfort, Helt SPECIALTIES ARE_ French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underweat and finest Lmported Ee Patent Shoulder Braces andall Dress Reform Goo ls, French Corwota and Bustics. The. *“Hereules™ Suip- Porting Corset, for walch Miss H. is special azout, bad at Comet, her own make, thatfor the price cannot be surpassed. N.B.—Freneh, German and Franieh spoken. a5 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. poy Rerriczrators ‘With Slate Stone Shelves. WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE PITCHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS, M. W. BEVERIDGE. Je28 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Daxronmrs Fin, and best quality of GASOLINE, as well as VAPOR STOVES, of different makes and all prices, coustantly on hand.’ ‘The most varied assortment in the city. REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- duced prices. COOKING STOVES, R. PORTABLE S. MANT NACES, a great variety. W. 5. JENKS & CO.. 43. 427 Tth_atreet_nortnwast. BREFBIGERATORS IMPROVED MAKE) 1 ES. BRICK SETT and :8, LATROBES, FUR 3, all at lowest prices, GEO, WATT>, 14 7th streat, 5 doors ab SEWING MACHINES, & I" MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHIN« ES- L SHMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK. We have always on hand ATTACHMENT , PARTS and Ni EDLES for any machine ever made; complete atock of first-ciass SEWING MAC PLEATING BOARD~, TRACING WHEELS, andevery- thing that is required for the proper working of sewiig machines. Our Repairing Depa. tment is the most com- Wete in the city, having facilities for revairinjeal, kinda of sewing machines at short notice and lowest prices, All work warranted. Good machines for rent. ‘The New Hartford Sewing Machine, the lightest machine ever mide. Call and see it. promptly attendedtoat — OPPENHEIMEL'S, Keliable Sewine Machine and Fashion Rooms, ‘eb 9th street, St Cloud Building. Bazar Paper Fashions. Je8 (Pte 17H STREET SEWING MACHI NE HOUSE FSTABLI-HED 1868. THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE {s recognized aiid acknowledyed by the highest mechan- ical authorities as the beet made, most eilent, dichtest Funniug and hiehes: arm lock-stitch machine ever made. All movements made of the finest steel. No hotes to thresd, neithor has its shuttle. We sell only first-class new improved machines of different makes, ‘We guarentee the finest xesortment, most responsibility and lowest prices. ‘0 outside agents. First-class ina- chines for rent. All kinds repaired and warranted. Mlustrated catalogue and price-list mailed free to aby address. C. AUERBACH, Double Store, corner 7th and H strects. Gent's Furnishings and Hats next dodr. mly NO-SINEY ADVERTISEMENTS, NO INSOLENT avent to talk you to death, Unt the Finest Assort- iment of all the Lea: ing Sewing Machines at» rices that Lo canvasver can epproach, Renting, Repairing, &¢. McKNNEY, 127 9th street. PIANOS AND ORGANS. my3 ypsvsae AID = 1N ThE UNSURPASBED| HE: MP PIANOS. Extremely low prices for Square and Upright Pianos that we have rented the past seaarn. Close cath and tim ers CON NOW Ket ome rare bargains. Small hiy payments. Old Pianos and Organs taken as pert payment at full yal Parties leaving the ¢ of their Pianos can fi our hands, Now is wuins. HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS AND ITANO EXCHANGE, 427 loth street northwest. sy6 A. V. GRIMES, Manager. BPraxos & Orxaaxs PURCHASED aT in Baltimore and sold at slizht advance, meet witt: un- and otherm desiring to dispore Feady sale by leaving them in time buyers are looking for bar- TRUSTEE’S SALE precedented favor. I shall continze the sale of the Fouls one mare week. | thts is no sensational humbue, mit a wen uit ortunity to pur, hase instruments of 1 Fest known makers at leas than the manufactu ers’ cos We offer an UPRIGHT GRA\D for §250, warrauted to be equal to any e.sewhere in the city ut 2600. Ditto, at 3175, equal to any one at $300. SQUARE, at $16 equal to those naually wold at276 CONGANS ‘at $5 and #35. worth $75 and #90, STANDARD CHICKER- ING PIANO, $80. Good UPKIGHT, $75, aud others {00 num.-rous to mention. N. B.—Beware of unscrupulous dealers that offer In- struments at x ext reducti ns on account of a fw months ure. Your vod sense will tell you that only the Tich can afford such luxury. sn need of cash, "and win Ph aa an inn casb,” an : ? &e. Karel are such cases gonuine unless the number given is 439 ‘th strver northwest. «PP. NDIX.—T take Second-hand Just in exchan fune and repair—and well to Louest poople ou small $6 monthly CHAUNCEY J. REED, 430 483 SEVENTH STREET N. W. ECKER BROS.” PIANO! D BURD TT ORGANS, G. H. KUHN, Agent, my29 407 10th street n.w. WOOD AND COAL. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FEE prescriptions and send yon to some side-show drug- gist. wlio divide prots with the doctor. . Those disaj- finted of a cure of private diseases should consult Drs, nl Detroit at 8:30 a. mm. THELS and GRAY, 906 B street southwist, Will Node *elid train to Fitts: | turnish medicine, guarantee a cure or no pay, Thies . years’ experience. (3e26-1m* nroeville, 10:15 a.m. Mix, LADIES FRIEND-MOTT'S HOMEO- pathic Pills for all female complaints, obstructions nh week dase, (3 mim, P20, Coax Anp ‘Woon. We hay ist received a lai of Bakers PINE, WOO 1! tno reat pained COAL Of eupericr weet AL of ric juality fc demestic'uee, allof which we offer at lowest "market ES ‘The attention of consumers is respectfully invited to au inspection of ourstock. STEPHENSON & Bro... ‘7th st. wharf and 12th st. and aP. ave. __THE TRADES. 40, 11 De iEZONS FEMALE PILLS MAILED TO ANY 3 address on receipt of $1, Box 307 City Post Office, Jel2-Im™ ADIFS, YOU CAN Co} N leat SANS CQNFIDENTLY CONSULT Baltimore, ns LJ Dr. BROTHERS, 906 B ut. 8. w. atten- 10 40,7 ana 113 | ton ph al disears ecu marced or Branch. 7:45 | wi irrexularitice and O treated. ne. ‘ poh eee Thirt ve years” experience. depos: Je16-1m* “daily ‘except, Ria 10:15 am. und 4:45 JYPORTANT, TO, LADIES LADIES MAY BE ac lated with Board, and after dick with Medical Tresteegie" ‘ a . family.” Address Mrs. M. H. SLOANE: 116 Mech aes dimly. © from the West daily, 6:20, olixe néreet, Baltimore. Dr. Sloane's Nervines Yaris f ow York ahd’ Philadelphia, 55, ae the Geueratt ive Organs, $1 per bottie. ism" Uy. 5-10 pra. daily exenpt sunday” ~ DPE OFS TRIPS BLOOD PURIFIER tsa cortain 20am. 1:50, 6:37 p-m.; Sunday, ‘Care Zor Syphilis, Scrofula, Ovarium Tumors, Kid- Blood Poison. 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GRATEFUL—COMFORTING ovens ocean or hee aa ae ‘application of the fiwe, Mi hes our Jan30 “By, a careful Se Beavy y bis, “itis Ce Srtioled of diet that. const{cution meats WONDAY. -++-Jaly 8, 1883. 2d Edition. Lalit Tlrams to The Slr Ne Quorum at Concord. sonstor Uday wats fougns? Gauss Marwae tor Was a8 follows: a 1; John Y. Mudridge, 1; James W. Pa‘ 2: Aaron F. Stevens, 3; Hi Bingham, 4; James F, Briggs, 4; Edw. H. Roilin§, & ‘Total, 33. There was no quorum in either house. ——— ‘he Scovilles Break Out Again. GUITEAD’S SISTER’s SUIT AGAINST HER EX-HUSBAND. CHIcaGo, July 9.—The assassin Guiteau’s sister has brauene another action in a court in this city against her divorced husband, Scoville, usking that he be restrained from visiting her Place of abode and from defrauding her of her property, abd that he be compelled to contribute to her support and that of her child, and to give her the ussussin’s effects. She claims to have sup- ported herself and daughter by dressmaking and to have kept the child in a boarding-school. Ritualism in Chicago. ANOTHER SENSATIONAL FEATURE. Carcaao, July 9.—The Eptscopal church contro- versy which has grown outor the high church tendencies of Arthur Riteble, pastor of the Church Of the Ascension, and which has already served to raw out a letter of protest from the bishop of this diocese, had another sensational feature added to Ityesterusy. Rector Ritchie at the morning ser- vice announced that at the conclusion of the service a requiem mass would be sald for the soul of Daniel Fountain, who was drowned in Lake “Michigan tn the latter part of May. The announce- ment Of the requiem mass was apparently such a pronounced step toward Romantsm as to cause even the parishloners of the Chureh of the Asccn- sion to rebel who had hitherto stood by the pastor, und ove-hilt the congregation left church. In the meantime. at. the request of the widow of Dante] Fountain, the celebration of the mass has been postponed for a few days. It 1s belleved now that the bishop will be compelied to order the trial of the pastor for intringement of the church rules, —— oe China and Japan. SIR HARRY PARKES—LOWER PRICES FOR TRAS— SHIPWRECK—CHOLERA—A BANQUET, STC, San Franciseo, Cat., July 9.—The steamer Cop- Uc, which arrived here last evening from Hong Kong and Yckohama brings the following dates: Yorouama, June 32—Sir Harry Parkes will be Presented with a souvenir previous to his de- parture from Japan to China. He states that he Will leave about July 15th, ‘The tea adult-ration act has lowered the prices of that commodity. Tiis, 1n conjunction with the expected shortage in the'sllk crop, has caused a depression in business. ‘The Mitzu Bish! company steamer Sumida Maru Was wrecked near Nuyasakl, June 14in, and ls a total loss. No lives were lost. Hong Kone, June 6.—Cholera is prevalent at Shanghal. The British man-of-war Aud.cious, which grounded near Shanghal, was subsequently floated. Two Hosting batteries have been con- structed at Shanghat by the Chinese government. Advices from Corea state that the king tendered a banquet to U. 8. Minister Foote. The Tientsin War party are disappotnted at the advices from Li Hung Chang regarding the war. Randers) oot hanl Killed by Lightning. Wuasxcrox, Det, July 9—The farm-bouse of Dayton Mints, five miles trom Galestown, Md., was struck by lightning yesterday and burned down. ‘Mills’ son, ayed five, was killed. = Another Dull Day in Wall Street. THE BEARS HAMMERING PRICES OF STOCKS. New Yorx, July 9—The Post's financial arti- cle says: The stock market opened at the usual Monday morning hour of 11 o'clock, dull and rather Weak from neglect. ‘The Dears took advantage of tue opportunity to hammer prices, the room traders following in the movement. ‘The ac- knowledged prominent bulls seemed to make no effort to maintain the prices of even their special stocks, and are probably willing enough to let the bears seli enough to get out a considerable short interest, which can be nade the means of giving prices an upward turn later in the week. Aside from thes there was no news and no new feature of any kind to cause a decline In prices. ‘The result of the forenoon’s trading was a decline of 4 to , the latter on Den- ver and Michigan Central Manitoba was excep- Uonably weak, and declined 8 per cent from the last price of Saturday, but recovered 1 per cent. The extreme decline at about 11:30 was greater on the general list than the above. After 11:80 the market was firmer and there was an Impravement Of 34 to 3g, leaving the net decline as above. Money. continues abundant, and call loans on stock col- laterals were made at 25 per cent. eee ‘DOES IT AFFECT THE MAILS IN THIS CITY? CoL.C. W. Moulton, the counsel for the Louisiana Lottery company, has submitted to the Postmaster General a question as to whether, If he opened an office in this city, as agent of the lottery company, his matl would be stopped. This 1s the beginning of the fight which the companies wili make in de- fense of what they claim to be their chartered rights. The question 1s also put under the theory Unat the order ae lies only to the postmasters at ‘New Orleans and New York. ——_s— Rights and Duties of the Police. JUDGE SNELL ON THE QUESTION. A colored youth, named James Hill, was tried before Judge Snell this afternoon on three charges, two of which were for assaulting Officers Blandford and Falvey, of the Capitol Hill station. Thvy testified that they arrested the defendant Saturday night for disorderly conduct on the street, and he resisted and b't them on the hands, and tore off their badges and uniforms. The de- fend int claimed that he was assaulted by the ofMi- cers unnecessarily, and showed some wounds. Mr.. Smith stated that ‘our police force reflects credit on our District, but there were exceptional cases, The beating of’ this defendant by the officers wad ashame and disgrace to humanity. These men ought to be punished and rebuked for their mnts- use of power. Prosecuting Attorney Moore, in re- ply, referred toa remark of Mr. Smith about the rights and protection of citizens, and said the best rotection Of the law-abiding citizen 1s in protect- Ing the omeers wien they are simply and properly doing their duty. Judg Snell gatd It ts the duty ofa party when arrested by an officer to go with the officer. It does not lie, and never did or never will He, with the prisoner to make his resistance on the Spot and then come to this court and ex- pect sympathy, for he would never get {t An oM- cer has no right to use his club just because the prisoner holds back and refuses to go. He can only use tt when he is defending himself or 1s 10 boidlly fear. Ii the officer thinks, in his judgment, that he should put his nipper on the prisoner, he can doit; but If there is an any undue violence used the ‘injured party can get redress from the roper authorities. “I have on many oceasions,” e sald. “ned officers for assault, but these offi cers do not seem to have done anything but their duty. Itis shown that the defendant found It necessary to bite both officers, and a bite trom a madm.n is nearly as dangerous as a bite from a Tabid dog.” A fine of $1 was imposed in each case of assault, and $5 for the disorderly conduct. ees Local Nates. « At the regular meeting of the Eltjah Lodge, No. 80, L O. B. B., last nivht,the officers were installed as follows:—Samuel Einstein, president; 8. Young, vice president; J. Hirsh, recording secretary; Cohen, pag orien d B Kaurman, treasurer; LF. Levy, le guard; and Jacob Rice, out- side guard. “Mr. B. Gusdort was the installing officer, and a fine banquet wound up the occasion. ‘The clerks and empioyes of the Health office to- day presented Dr. Smith Townshend with a hand- soine floral present, tn the shape of a large pillow, the occasion being the fifth anniversary of his ap- pointment to office as health officer. A crowd of colored men from Prince George’s county, Md., met near the Navy Yard bridge Sat- urday evening and hada fight. Jonn Locker was arrested for assaulting Milo Simms, by striking ‘him on the head with a stone. In the Police Court, to-day he was fined $5. A colored girl named Mary J. Walkins pleaded guilty before the Police Court to-day to the of second offense of petit larceny, and was com- mitted for the action of the grand ju When the Police Court adjourne:! this afternoon the two men arrested on suspicion—Logue and Burns—gave bail and were released. eg Me. Warrmr Evans, commissioner of internal revenue, who has been spending a few days in ‘New York city, has returned to this city. Deputy Commissioner Rogers has gone to Niantic, Conn., for a few weeks. ‘THE PRESIDENT Gid not come in from Soldiers’ J, Perry, de} juartermaster general, wah, by direction of the President, take harge Of the of fice of the quartermaster general ‘perform his duties, ASSISTED IanGRaNTS CommNe THROUGH CaNaDA. Special Agent Howell, now at Plattsburg, N. Y., has called the attention of the Treasury depart- Leste au sr umber of pice searing yuebec and Montreal, and says many thes are almost destitute, having neither money ‘or friends, and are too feeble by reason of The Hill Investigation. CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION. Mr. Totten having objected that these vouchers only showed sums e: led for repairs, Mr. Cole- man replied that it was his object to show that Bartlett, Robbins & Co. had had a monopoly of al sath work upon public ‘buildings ever since Mr. Hill became ‘supervising architect, and that this wWork—amounting to many thousands of dollars— had been given to this firm without competition, 1m violation of statute. Everything from Wash: ington to Nebraska went into their hands. Here Was a bill for $4 for work done In Lincoln, Neb. Mr. Thomas said that Bartlett, Ropbins & Co. had been given the work because they were the best workmen. THE EXAMINATION OF THE YOUCHERS WAS CON- ‘TINUED. “Here ts a Dill for thermometers sent to In- @ianapolis, That shows that they have no ther- ‘mometers out there,” said Mr. Coleman. Mr. Thomas. —“It shows that Bartlett, Robbins & Co. could sell them cheaper than’ the In- dianapolts dealers.” Mr. Coleman.—“That is what we would like to see you “See what the government has to pay for work in Portland, Oregon,” he added, as be read another voucher, “Do you mean to say that $5 per day for a fore- man 13 excessive 2” asked Mr. Totten. “‘Not out there,” replied Mr. Coleman; “but the: Sharged the government the same price for work done here when they did not pay it. Mr. Thomas.—“How do you know that?” Mr. Coleman.—“We wiil prove it” MR. TOTTEN OBJECTED to the reception of some of the vouchers because it appeared that the supervising architect had only conferred ihe authority to make repairs upon the superintendents of butldings without naming the firm that should do the work. Mr. Coleman contended that the defense must show that the superintendents had not been in- structed to give the work to Bartlett, Robbins & Co. While not conclusive the evidence tended to Prove that these men had the run of the super- vising architect's office. Chairman New said It was within the knowledge of the committee that the supervising architect only conferred authority upon the superinten- dents to have repairs made, Mr. Coleman maintained that the superinten- dents were ordered to give the work to certain contractors. Mr. Hill dented the truth of this assertion, and @ Suarp UL followed between the counsel. The City Post Office. PROMOTIONS MADE TO-DAY AMONG THE EMPLOYER. Postmaster Frank B. Conger to-day made the following promotions with increase of salary to take effect July 10th, 1883: C. K. Shryock, from $1,109 to $1,200 per annum; A. Ridgely, from $1,100 to $1.200; M. G. Dixon, from $1,050 to $1,100; RL. Smallwood, from $1,000 to $i.100; Jonn Waters, from $950 to $1,000: E. Kiley, from $950 to $1,000; M_ OF. lynch, from $900 to $1.000; B. J. Simons, trom. $50 to $1,000; W. A. Chan: ‘Y, Trom $800 to $1,000; E. R. Cox, from $800 to $1,000; F. W. Longly. trom $000 to $1,000; G. B. Siratton, from $900 to $1,000; Joseph F. Hodgson, from $90 to $1,009; J. McMenamin, from "$900 to $1,000 Wm. Quinn, 8. T. Larcombe, C. E. Davis, jr.. E. Cam) ll and W. G. Galligher, from $3800 io $500; H. P. Alger and A. G, Ruff, $720 to $900; E. F. Warren, W. B. Dunbar, H. A’ Johnson, Benjagin Parkhurst, C. B. & Adams, £. Pitchlynn, Fenton Bradford, W. G.__ Reichenbach, and W. F. " Wilson, $70 to «$00; George Schneider, W. W. Nottingham, &. F. Mar- tin, EA. Henderson, E. Becker, H. C. Afleger, E. C. Bartlett. and C. O'Kimball, $600 to $700; H. G Johnson and J. W. Duvall, $600 to’ $800: Wm. Lazenby, George Dean, W. G. Boyd, and L. F. Hamititon, $900 to $1,000; James F. Johnson,$360 20 $600; 'W. Aver, $1,000 to $1,100, and Joseph Dent, $340 to $600. George II. Plant, Ir., chief clerk, pro- moted to division of miscellaneous and unmailabie matter; salary increased from §1,800 to $2,000. Wim. B. Turpin promoted to assistant superintendent $00. division; salary increased from $1,200 to 5 A Burglar Shot Through the Heart, MIDDLETOWN, N. ¥., July 9.—The night watch- man at the Franklin furnace shot a burglar through the heart yesterday morning, while the lntter was engaged in robbing the store of the tron company. A Ucket for Newark, N. Y., and four watches were found on the body.’ There Is no clue to the identity of the burglar, who was a young man With a light moustache and light hair. ——— Suit for $100,000 for Libel. Rocuestsr, N.¥., July 9.—Theodore ana John F. Allen and their mother, Hannah 1. Langley, of New York, have sued the Union and Advertiser tor Ubel for copylug a month ago a New York letter from the Indianapolls Journal questioning their honesty. Tue damages are placed at $100,000 in each case. ——— A Destructive Storm. Lancaster, Pa., July 9£—Ycsterday’s storm did great damage In Various sections of this country to the growing crops. Corn and oat fields were beaten level with the ground, and the tobacco fields were badly washed, necessitating replanung in many cases. —— District Government Affairs, PERMITS TO BUILD. Building permits have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: M. Willian, erect two 3-story and basment dwellings, 12th, bet. E and F sta. n. w.; $10,750. Chas. H. Osborn, erect a store, east side of 11th st., bet. G and I sts, ae. ; $1,000. Hen! Brown, erect a &-story dwelling, 7th, bet. D and sis m @.; $800. C. Carlisle, repatr Drick, 307 D st. B. w.; #300. Jonn White, frame in rear of lot 6, a. 57; $150. ——— ‘The Courts. Equrry Court—Judge James. To-day, Mackall et. al. agt. Mackall et al.; ques, tion submitted by examiner answered In the neg- ative. Nickerson agt. Nickerson; argument con- Unued on application for injunction. CRIMINAL Court—Judge Wylie. Today, Tuos. McLain, assault with intent to kill; recognizance forfeited. Katle Howard, baw- dy-house, verdict of guilty; notice of motion for new trial, a THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘are following are the opening and closing pries3 the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reported tyspecial wire to HL H Dodge, 539 15th stre st. Name. Cen, Pacific... Ches, & Onio.. Do. Ist pret -| 2934 29° | Do. pre! Do. 2d pret.-| 21'°i 2034| Northwest C.C.C. & 1...) 74) 74 jOnt, & Wi Col, Coal....22| 303 30% Oregon Tr’as.. 128° 12735 Pac. Mall -| 44 | 42% Peo. D. & E. +++] 8734) 3635|Readiny +] 863¢ 966 St Paul {138° 1823¢/St. Paul pref. Lake Shore .../1099¢ 108% /St. P. & Omalial 4734) 45% Vou. & Nash ..) 52° | 0585 105 Mich. Cent...) 924) 9136 Big) 373 MK. & T2221] 30% 30 91% SON Mo. Pacific... .104 \103%| Wab. Pac. By 28! N. J. Central. .) 8834) 873; Wab. Pac. X.Y. Central [11936118 ‘West. Union. —__—+e.-—___ MARRIAGE Licenses.—Marriage licenses have been issued to Charles F. West ani Rebecca Snow- den; Henry A. Williams and Elizabeth Beckman. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The follow! were the readings at the office of the chlef sign: officer to-day: 7 a.m. 67.1; 11 a.m., 68.1; 2 p.m. 70.1. Maximum, 70.5; minimum, 65.9. ee For several weeks there has becn a small shanty on the Glenwood road where ms of doubtful character assemble. Detective Raff went out el pent co eel herp ta charge of “unlicensed against Frederick Rose. tsa <= ‘The Assault on Miss Stocum. From the New York Herald, to-day. Sheriff Horton, of Westchester county, has of- fered a reward Of $250 for the arrest of Samuel Pine, alias Riley, a mulatto, belonging in Dan- bury, Conn, Pine "is the person who is now sus- ee of having assaulted Miss Sarah B. Stocum, ihe North Salem school teacher, on June 26 He 18 described as having a flat nose,’a scar on the right side of bis neck, 1s about fve feet seven inches in height, dresses wi and looks particularly aiter the dressing of his ir. He cannot be found in his old haunts. Miss Siocum’s amended descrip- Uion of her assailaat tallies well with Pine’s ap- pearance, The Connecticut authorities are also Interested in the apprehension of this man be- Cause of an assault upon an old lady about eight = Danbury, said to have been perpetrated y A Docror’s Remorse.—Dr. Lee Pii living about fifteen miles from Montgomery, Ala., com- mitted suicide last week by blowing his head off rela a double-barrelied shot gun. suicide failed. He has not been himself since a few years ago, when he gave one of hig morphine for quinine, causing Its death. a HUntING FoR 4 FUGITIVE MARSHAL. yy : Green P rl under ex-United States Sarena rested last evening for rendering and fraudulent accounts fost lontgom- Times deputy marshal the government been found. It is believed ‘t Franklin ts still {a the city hid by one of his confederates, Prank- was fis nN econ ENpIne Bee Teoveies—Mrs. James net ‘Rentrew, ‘Mass. the.mother of eleven youngest of whim is but Ave yoars old, comeaited i eg gg ’ tor Se "iis fairer ae w be the result of her sensitiveness on account. Som ‘Ur 4 Ovp Dericrency.—A telegram —— ————— | Killed by “asked Men. PARTICULARS OF TIE COLORADO TRAGEDY, A telegram from Denver, Col, says: From the multitude of conflicting reports concerning the Grand county tragedy the following story of the fight Is selected as probably the trus one: “Barney” Day, F, P. Webber and D. J. Doan lett Mrs. Young's" boanting-house for town. When about twenty-five paces from the house and pass- ing @ place noted for its pines and rocks, Webber waiking thirty steps behind Dean and Day, four masked men Jumped out trom behind the rocks and pines and shot Webber In the back, just above the hips, the ball passing through the body. Web- ber crfed ‘out ain ehee ane ree toward Day and Dean, and fell before them. Tue leader of the masked ' men—s man named Mills—then Sprang upon Dean, knocking him down and founding, him over the head with « gun. ° Day then drew a revolver and shot Mills behing the ear. The powder from the ptstol Durnt his hatr. Milis fell on top of Dean. As soon as Day shot the man he ran back towards Mra. Young's ice. house, Some of the masked men came up behind Dar, when the latter shot atand ft Is Delieved,wounded. him. At that moment & shot from behind struck Day, the ball passing through hisheart. He ran fiteen steps and tell dead in the path. Webber was unconscious after falling and diod about mid- night. His last words were: “Pour some water OR tay Wounds.” Webber's and Day's bodies were taken to Webber's ranch, from which place Day's Was conveyed to the Springs, where it will ve buried. MINIS will be buried al Grand Lake, Dean ts at Grand Lake alive at last accounts. C. Martin and William Redmon, supposed to be of the attacking party, have this far eluded arrest. The latter ts beyond doubt dangerously wounded. Sherif! Razor, of Grand county, 1s at Grand Lake, and arrests are expected. —e More Avsisted mmigrants From the New York Herald, to-day, There were 2,969 immigrants landed at Castle Garden yesterday from four European steamers Tho Britannia, from Liverpool, had 62% Irish, Engl ish and Scotch; the City of Paris, trom te same rt. Dad 433, of about the sa: national. tes ; the Elbe, from Brome ad 890 Germans, and the Egypt, from Liverpool, had S98, mumiy trom Ireland. Among the Egypt's passengers were va Irish families, twenty-six peTson< in atl, who had come aboard it Queenstown and who had been assisted to emigrate by the Poor Law Guar Mans. They were permitted to land, but will be talped’at Castle Garten until their cases are ine vestigated by the commissioners of emigration. Three of the Egypt's families were fram Kerry and two trom Roscommon. One famtly Lad come from the work house; but the busbind and wife sald they were able and wliling to work for a Ing If they could get an opportunity, It Ukely that they will be sent ba claimed to have frients and rei country who had promised to assis pinecone Nows Bricts. Forty-three deaths from yellow fever occurred at Havana last week. Col. Elam, the wounded duclist, 1s able to walk about his room. arcbisnop Lynch, of Toronto, Ont. han tested a, demanding payment of Peter's pence in tte inde his control 45 esterday George Ayres, a wealthy farmer of Brown county, Obio.shot and kilied his grandson, set the house and barn on fire, shot himvelt, and Was burned up in the building. "He was insane, Hon. John Dennison Buldwin, sentor edttor and proprietor of the Worcester (Mass) Spy, andex- Member of Congress, died suddenly yestentay, 74 years, A consequence of the tone of Cardinal Jacobint's Jast note the Prussian government will expect the Vatican to make the next advances. The French cabinet will send a note to Ban Granville protesting against the annexation to Great Britain of the New Hebrides. Zakertort, the chess chatnpion, has dectined the challenge 07 Steinetz to play gor the championship of the world. Ata socialist meeting,held tn Marseilies.France, yesterday a resolution Wes adopted to murder Une Jurymen who convicted Louise Michel, AU the Sligo Assiz-s, In Ireland, Saturday, Rogerson, Tanzy, Kelly and Haughton, implica in the murder conspiracy, were found guilty, Son- tence was deferred. The colored man who Is suspected of firing the state almstiouse at Bridgewater, Mass, was are Festod at Abingdon yesterday. His mate Is. Gl re. Alarge number of pilgrims for Notre Dame de Lourdes and the Eternal City sailed trom Quebec in the steamer Oregon Saturday. Ata meeting of the New York Central Labor Vnion, held yesterday, resolutions were adop'ed condemning ‘the action of Gov. Bristow, of Ver- mont, in sending the militia to Ely, and denoune- ing the Vermont Copper Company for its failure to pay the miners their wages. John H. Drew, under arrest tn Boston, Mass., on & charge of stealing $3,000 worth of Turs from Moore, Smith & Co., nis employers, has, it 1s sald, confessed that to cover up his robbery he set the fire in the firm's buliding on the evening of June 19, which caused a 108s of £5.000. Raphael Bravo was stabbed twice tn the sideand once in the thigh in New York last evening by Savino Simint, “His injuries are fatal. Both men are Italians. A dispatch from Biloxi tothe New Orleans Times- ‘at saya: “Norwegian bark Vi ga, previou Teported off Mobile, has arrived at the Suip Isl quarantine stallion with four cases of yellow fever on board.” ‘The barn of Richard Barnehouse, residing near Gien, Montgomery county, Md., was struck by. lghtnlug Thursday last ani destroyed, together with a valuable horse and lot of hay. A madman caused much excitement in a Des Moines (lowa) hotel. He assaulted two persons, broke rurniture and crockery and finally shot him selfin the head and leg. “It is thought he may recover, ~~ PEABODY—McCUTCHEN. On the 34 of July, 188% at 2308 ine atreet, by the Rey, Willtans iden Mr. WILLIAM K. PEABODY, of Boston, Mum. amd Pie MALY ES” MocUTCHEN, "of "Washinton, ——— DIED. COON. | Fell asicepin Jesus, on Sauces Usk, EDWAKD, the youngest cll d of Coon, aged nine mouths. Funeral will take place to-morrow (Tue noon, at five o'clock, from lite residence No. 1311 228 street, West W ‘i aud friends ot the family respect invited to atiend. + GARDNER. Depdtted this life at 7-038. m., July 9th, 1883, trom consumption, Mra. LIZA Hi. GARD NEK, beloved and truly devoted wife of C. Clint Gardner. of Ws D.C. 21 years, 3m utla a ommine bon, setae! Funeral will take place at St. Barnabes church, Prince George's county, Md., at 10:80 a.m. Juy he HAMMERSLEY. At 2°30 o'clock p.m., July 7, 1883, EDWAKD HAMMERSLEY, of paralysis, “axed ‘sixty SRuneral will take place from hia late resid N or @ place from his late residevee, No. 425 Tth street southwest. “Requiem Mich Tanne nt ot. Dominic's Church, Tuecsday moruing at 10 o'clock. Relatives and frieuds are invited teattend. (Baltimore and Kichmond papers please copy) id INGLE. On Juiy 9th, 1853, HENRY INGLE, aged seventy-three years. Funeral services ‘at his Inte residence. 120 © stroct northwest, at 6 o'clock p.w., July 10th. Friends are invited. “interment at Loudiu Park cometery, Buitl: duore. os KEATING. On Sunday, July 8, 188°, after ashor. Mlness of paralysis, SaltAll A., witiow of the late Geo W. Keating, in the seventh of her ace, Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Law- Wetheadey moruinse Jupdi at's wine Teese eduesdsy morning, Jui . at § oMcl be Mase at St. Eatrick's church at 9 clock, — 2 KEEFER. On Saturday, July 7th, 1883, at the reai- denoe of berson, Charies F. Keefor $16 Seoond street, southerst, Mrs. BAKBARA MARTHA KEEFEM, aged seventy-two years, t pr aie. - LEWIS. On Saturday, July 7th, 1883, at 9 o'clock a. Br, ther late Fes dences No: 640" Fetreat, woot ANGARET LEWIN, ‘ced fifty-aix years, belov Wife of Capt. . Lewis, Funeral with requiem mara at St. Dominic's ghurch, Tuesday morning (July 10th) at 9 o'clock. Fricnds, ‘Soquaintauoes are invited to attend. bd LONG. On Sunday, Ji 1883, PERCY BEL- FIELD, twin brotuer Gt Pesueh.. ead abet oe a Joan y) after ‘and Pauline C. Long. aged ten mont Funeral will take place from his No. 605 avenue | to-mrr ow attwo O'clock p. m. Funeral will take place from the home of his - father, Johm Poltibone, coy. Notice of funeral mage: McELWEE. On 8: Fi 1883, WILLIAM Ay, edt non of James and June Sekine in the nine- Funeral from the residence of No. 1423 , Glock Tuesday, 10th test” hclattoe respectfully invited to attend. 2 On Sunday. July, the 8th, 1883, be Selock, Mrs. CkrieniNe Mowa- ears and 9 months. her late residence, on it Olivet oD ‘The: bronght to the residence of ber prother, 207 13th street south Funeral from First bs July 10th, at Lb SR RET ge UNDERTAKERS. ABEER EGGS 00. U=ReamaSres nt fea WAMTHUR HOONEN: JAMES DELLEW. “B UCcHL x*s" UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 Pexxsrivaxia Avenvz 5.W.