Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1883, Page 3

A ‘We pay SP aah FINAN ND SELL Ss. WASH, C. GAS CIAL, TABLE. i Securities, and ] PRIVATE STOCK T fas’ Londs, Stecke sro do. #6620 for Prince and Wh (Abe base. SUMMEE SERVICE. rere GTOX, Hu inves clu ou cban 8 2 arts. eh aint pasmaare aj vRBEC TIMORE Dar, BLW ¥C a QUEEN Y Cl M nG. PEN pop 3 of inden eiven fo Wiother ports on the Cont IVER tw For inforuation, &e., apply t» Or, 2Ks. rhe Sa the st st oF Wer Pie rd 4:40 Dus: wit Por Toledo axed Tes Oho Tie te taken LEVE & AT. D. A. BEODNAN, DES 61 vo any othe F pian. s Hanaver, ivel enbjeet to check RAPH WIRE: AND RICHMOND. GE, T. (COKCORAN BUILDING.) poor) _ New euns) LvaLia paid LIMITE, soo faxt, Glasgow, eu; and )OL every SATUR- IVERPOOL every al- AC LAND iO LAND. roms NDEERY and GLAS- S Pennsylvania avenue ath stoeet, Avtntaim Washington, D.C. YORE, first a HIEDAM, . F Wok IN FAVE Ws IXTH ax B IA AND OL Mont Sere re at y Sherine ('s Det ¥ + "20:00 te Holtimore 9, 91 3, 7:30, © 730 ar 1 9°00 p. i Warlupeton pom. rth €: Of: ib SUMOLTEN, MAA aye company" = of ©. K"LORD, cOT ERDAM, h powered: Ciyde-buiit Dui LVAXIA Bi w 40 a.m. and 4-40 p. ale, 840 am. and 4.40 FREDER i) MEEXANDBIA AND WASHINGION from hotels snd residences. ND OHIO RAILROAD. HY MODEL FasT 1 . M . nuda 0 an =3U, 9, 9:10 am. a. stop K. PLENDID 8 MAGNIFICENT EQUI wri ~ : Din im, 8:00 p-ma. for Washin and 10:3 AMSTERDAM. TERDAM. ROTTER Me ZAANDAM. P. CA- Say ra ; acer WEDS 4 liam street. w WG. MELZEKOTT | TE. ND SOUTE xpress = detly: Fast from >, Magara, Palace Care, i Harrisburg to trans cor yn Anue 40a m ay SBURG | RATE, for the checking of and St. Louis + 10:10 p.m. with x Cars to above daily to Chicaco, ‘avd amd Detroit at 8:30 a.m. in a solid train to Pitt. aroevilie, 10:15 a.m, ew York xt 8:10 exeept Sunday. point, 8: a.m., “a Rem. saily daily from m ut, 4:40, 6:40, ans., 12: nal 11230 pau. 3,08 Sun- 1330, 4:40, at Relay Station ex- formation apply at the- Baltimore. ice—Warhington Static Peionyivonia avenue, eorner Ith street, where oz iers baxawe to be checked and received a3 Greeters , Baltimore. Gén'l Passenger Agent. & ClLiLvLOW TRU never ‘bathing. “is ior sales 23 Tupet SHAT NEVER and can be FISHER'S, os Bought and sof Puropess Seah AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. LADIES’ .GUODs. THIS AFTERNOO: D INGANSON BROS., USTEFS' SALE 0) TWO-STORY BRICK vi ING-HOUSE, No. 42 DEPREES STREE!. By virtue of s deed of trust, dated December 16,. 1888, “aud duly veered in Liber 1,008, foe 388, ef seq., one of the land reeorss for the District oi | Colunal and st the written request of the party secured therei'x, we will offer forsale, at public auction, in front of the premiees, on i}HURSDAY, JULY PWeNTY-SIX, 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK P.'M., Lot pu red sixty- in Shepherd's subdivision of +quare rumbered dred and twenty three, in the city of Washinsto ., improved by a two-story br-ek dwelling-ouré, contiining seven rooms and a hal, No, 42 Defreex st ect. Terms of saie: Amount of indebtedness, $613.20, and expenses of sale in cash; al pay~ nents, at six al elve mouth’, with ioterest at 6 per secured by deed of teust on the prem- deposited at time of sale, and terms of thin seven days from day of PPOs VOWLING, Autmoncer. D ETOWN ust besring date the and daly recorded in PROPERTY D.C STREPT, GEOR a deed ot "t 1581 the land records © Girgetion of the ued Truiecs will H JULY, 18: remises, the follow. 5 All that pert lot mum © subivision of part of Lee's Hill, of the Inte as Brown. by xt day surveyor wituate in end de-crited te follows: point cu the weet side of iy tw feet frou the fot sed Fanning’ southerly | fale, or property Mat costof defaulting pur- Hey strect twenty-five feet; | chser. Cost of conveyancing and to be paid with Brown or Seott strect | by purchaser, | therly twenty-five feet; then sg Oe the race of Leginnins, GEORG! chconsistofatwo- | y10 tn, th, s&s in two equal pay- with notes bearine 1 paid, and rtyeold. ~All pet Of the” pur eqiired at the t:me ments. ut six tat Hix per ce bye deed Sis, ON WASHINGTON STREET, MBER 416, Under end by virtue of a decree of the Supreme, Court of the District gf Columbia, parsed 0 | Bist day of May, A. D. 1833, am tqnity No. | the undersigned Trustee will sell, at public front of the premises, on SATORDAY, THE T ‘TY-FIK! ise, at iST VAY OF JUL: FAST FIVE O'CLOCK P realestate, ef uit: in the of Columbia: Part of of Kennedy and Webb's subdivision (recorded) of part of oriciual lot in square 515, bein ahe west six inches of said jot 25, and the east en feet six in es of said lot 24, front- sux in all 12 feot by a depth ot exzhty feet, Improved by a two-story brick house, 1 of male, as pr scribed by the decree: One-third purchase money in cash, and the residue in stalments, payable in nix. twelve and eiebteen ths after the day of sale, with interest at six (6) per A deposit of ‘fifty doilars will be required when is struck off. Terms of ea.e to be com- plied ven days from day of sai Jyl0 d&ds FREDERICK KOONES, Trustee, ee DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SAL BLE IMPROVED RTY ON EAST SIDE NINTH WEEN H AND [ STREETS A.D. the following dese ibed ashington, Dist ict ULDREN'S RANDAL ey “Ves AND SLIP: POTOMAC aC 1aVEL PMPSON — leaves Lancaster, Bluff Pomt, | Tn yuursuane deoree of the Supreme Court of 3 z he District of + olumbia, passed. the Bee ACen nts RETIN | cal Ae, 16BNe te entity meee BTS. making ail river landines. at public auction premises, on 1H! seman, Loward, Coburn, yy Y, ies LY ‘ tf a 1583, at SIX O'CLOC low e SATU a **Lot numbered five (5), in ee es MATER | Meuarca and tot G00. talk ie Gone ae ee Jot, supposed to trout about thirty-two (32) feet inches on 9th street northwest," more ful y deserived . BL ton 59, of the land records of the ‘umbia, together with the timprove ents Sigreon, consisting of slarre frame dwelling houre, No. ‘Verme of salo prescribed by the decree are: One-third WoMITH 7th street wharf atTa. m. for POTOMAC RIV of the Purchase money in eash, and the recidue in two 3 equal installments, nx interest and px: nore and Chio R. BR. st *'Shep- | spectively one and two years after the day of sale, and (i) 7-J0a.m. Ferry Boat | secured by a lien npou the property. If the terms of H ounni ard intec- | sale shall not be fuily complied w thin one week after (Gp Thursdays | the day of sale, the Trustee will rese.] the property tebe wharves | one week's notice in the Evening tar. at the riak cost of the first purchaser, all conveyancing al cost of the purchaser, st. K. ELLIOT, ‘Trust-o y9-d&ds “406 5th atceet northwest. 403. DOWLING, Auctoneer. -TRUSTER'S SATE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP- EKTY ON SIXTH STREEL SOUTHEAST. In pursuance of a deed of trust, bearing date berg S$ EACH Way. SS MONROE AND | 28th day ot August, 1882, and recorded in Liber number 1014, fo! and by direction of the party secured thereby I'shall geil at _yublic auction, in f ges, OW MUNDAY, JULY SIX- NUH, at HALE-PAST SIX P.M,, ali thet certain ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT. Close connection with trains for OCEAN VIEW pi cv or jared of round und premised embraces! and : Ae fescribed in the iaetes and bounds following: Beyin- ADY OF THE LAKE, ing for the same on th street cast at & point 16 fect street wharf, terminus of 7tn aud 9th | south from the northwest corner of Lot.No. 13, in *§ MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and Fiti- i nd SATUKDAY’S, returzing MONDAY MOKN ction with steamer for Boston, New York and j ond. Fquare No. 870; thence running east 56 feet; thence South 9 feet 4 inches: thence east 86 feet; thence south Tf 118 inches; thence west 112 feet to the line of 6th heuice north along the line of said 6th street to the place of becinning, improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling House. ts aud state-come secuirea at general office, Na- | ‘lerms of sale are: One-half of the purchase money re in two equal fustaliments, pay- tional Mi jan Bank, 613 15th stov Jel8_ | in cash, and the = = : able, resp ctively, in nine aud eihteeu months’ after YOPULAR § ! the day of sale. with interest. If the terms of eale aball DAILY LINE! UNITED STATES MAIL! | not be complied with in six days afte: the day of sale ae the ‘I rustee rege: vex the rizht to re-eli the property at ZAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR! | t i convey- FORTRES: MONKOH, PINEY AND POINT LOOKOUT. p ‘Trustes. ALE OF IMPKOVE OPERTY, SN 1134 P No. TWELFTH STREET T, AT AUCTIO By virtue of avecree of the Supreme Court of the, District ef Columbia, passed on the 7th day of July, A.D., 1883, in equity cauee No. 8,568, I will sell, at: ic auction, on FKIDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, 1883, K P. M., iti front of the premises, sub: cording to Davidson's sudivieion: 1), two (2), eight (8) and nine (9), Square numbered two hundred and eighty-two (262). ‘Tere o: wale: One-third of the purchiee toney in cash, and balance in two equal instal ments, paya- bie in one aud two years from the day of sale, with in- terest, the deferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of the r. A depoxit of $100 will be required at the CHARLES WALTER, ‘Trustee, 343 D street northwest. BROS., Aucta. dyOd&ds Grand Trip, ING about 6 R. K. ELLIOT, | ti-street wharf daily, except Sunday, eturdays at XcHrsions « special feature. Return tay mornin. Round trip t.ekets good on either Leary or Excelsior. Fxclusive connection with the Boston and Providence steatuers. Freight received daily until 5 p.m. L. M. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt, WM. F. WELCH, Agent. se MM VERNON! MT. STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Jeaves 7th street wharf daily (excert Sunday) for Mt. Nerhon at 10 o'clock a. mu. ; returning reaches Washing: ten sbout 3:30 p.m. L. L. BLAKE, Cuptain. 80) | Potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. 3 io} a Lot thirteen, of lots number VERNON!! TRUSTEES' SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, HOUSE No. 150 NOLTH A STREET, YLEN FIRST AND SECOND STKEKTS ST, AT AUCLION. By virtue of adeed of trust recosded in Liber, No. 117, folio 372, of the land records of the Dis- trict of Columbia, we will sellon MONDAY, THE: er SUF. Capt W. C. Geoghegan, leaves SDAY. | THIRTIETH DAY OF JULY, A. D.. 1883, at. ST Sta orclock ps tae for Daltinners net Bees teen SUGuOCK E: Mn trong of this premise, al tbat cere ~ ae es eaes 1 piece or parcel of land and ‘premises situa be turning, leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at 6 o'clock bein in the Sito, Washing i tet of Columbia IR : a and known an : distinenished a8 and being the whole of fiver freight ratee Bea et the recelved on| Loe uusibered tents Gan ie wah ee = of part of +quare numbcred even twenty-seven (72 iu Liber H, D surveyor's office oF hundred and », ax the said sub-division is reeorded folio 200, one of the records of tue the said city aud District, with the x, § BED. Agents, h d Pa. aye. AV)'S WASHING. | buildings and iuprovements thereon ; together with the on Sendays, Tnesdays and Thursdays, at 7 | richts, eatements, privileges and uppur-enances to the » for Potomac Kiver Landings. Lands at | same belonging or in any wi thereto appertaining. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balauce in equal insialinents at one and two years Notes to bear intereat at six per cent per annum, and to be secured by deed of trust on premises sela, or all cash at option of purchaser. A de- posit f $200 equired at sale. « onveyancins, &e,, at purchaser's cost. Term» to be con ed with in seven days, otherwise the ‘Lrustes< reserve the rixht to resell the property ut the risk end cost of the defaulting pur- cha, after kiving flve dayw' public notes of such Te- sale in'some newspaper published in Washington, D.C. WILLIAM &, CHAADLER,§ Trustees, th,s&t&as JENCAsson BROS., Aucuoneers. SALE OF FINE. BRICK DWELIING » LOT, HOL No. 146 A KEET NORTH. (WEEN FIRS AND SECOND LAST, At wharf Sundaysand Tuesdays down, Wednes- Brent's whart and Chapel Point Thursdays dnesdays PR Mattox sand Thoradays. ven at othces of 14 Venvsylvania avenue. wharf. mhi2 AN i on MONDAY, thr LY, A.D. 1883, at HALF- in front of the premices, of land and premises it. NOTICE TO HOt OCG KEB RRR KEEPERS! ER SSSg PAST SIX O'CLOCK t all that certain piece or 4 4 uate and being in the City of Washinvton, District of oe See oe Bae Co.umbia, and known and distinguished as and being sok £ # the.castorn twenty (20) feet frontby the depth thereof of Goo EER R R ERE &sgss' Jot numbercd twenty ee D of Wi tame’ subdivision : ; of part of square numbe-e{ seven hundred and twenty eat et | NaN seven (727), as the said subdivision is re orded in liber ER RRR L NNN H. D.C, io 200, one o: the reconds of the surveyor's Ee er obese and District, with the buildings and t Eee & firr HY ES improvements thereon, together with the rightar euse- me _ IW Ober ments, privilezes and appertenances to the same belone- RE OH ANN § Coo cee Ing o* fa ans wine thereto appertaining. cL HAANNNOo OfR erms: Oue-th rd cash; balance in equsl installments L 1h N NNO cK atone and two yeare, notes to bear interest at aix per EER LILLIA AN NN Sco Eee? cent per annum, aud to be secured by deed of trust on : 2 se “ = premises sold: or all cash, at Option of purchaser. A GGG. oo -L DDD FEE NN N de} of 2200 required at sale. Conre cing, &c., Sey DDE NNN haser’s cost, — erms to be shed with in co 8 8E BREE RENN faye, othecmin the Trustees co-erse the Tight to o4 resell the property at the risk and cost © cefaulting GG 00 LLLL bpp KER N NN Purchaser atter giving hve days! public notice of such HH UL Fesais in Solue newspaper published in Washi: gton, D.C, HHH ET EDWAKD A. ROLLINS, | Trustecs. WHHL btn. tuglLIAM E, CHANDLER, BOM OM Vien Cron F | S-ths.tuac WILT, ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL KOLLS, RUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL k8- TATE IN SQUARE 799, ON L STREE, BE- TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS SOUTHEAST, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 2th day of June, 1883, in cause wherein James Cornelius and ‘others are complainants and John DeVaughn snd others are defeudants, Fauity, No. 1919, doc: Zi, the under. signed Trustess will sell at public auction, in tront of the pre ou THURSDAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK P. af., the following in the District of Columbia, to wi estate, situate in the city of Washin i 19), re 20) and om 0 ae nineteen (19), twenty (20) an y-0ne subdivision made by, Wood! ‘Whe (2D), of the H. ‘Thomas, trust seler and ‘ft dward tees, of the west half of original two (2) and all of original lot three (3), in seven hundred square hurwbered and ninety-nine (799), wit the improve- ments. ‘Terms of sale, ax required by said decree, are: The x uirchase 1noney £0 be paid in equal installments of one- gexern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by | fnird Incas, wad. the residue ie ogi pees ee 2 careful application of the fine Pepecsiine ot well a8 2) and twe.ve (12) months from the dav of sale, with jected Cocoa, Mr. I-pps has provided our breakfast ta- | {ntorest, and the payment thereof te be secured by deed. mith @ delicutels-favored Leverave, which may | of truat on the property sold, {oF cash to be paid on the ous many heavy doctors’ Itis by the judicious | day’ of sale, or on tne Faufcation therot by the cban- ne of euch articles of diet that constitution may be | cellor.) "A doronit of $60 will be reanined at fae ate oe se gually buuit up until strong enough to resist every | sue on each lot sold. “All conveyancing end recordtur saudency tod reane. Hundreds of subtie maladies are | at the cost of the purchaser. Upon aly fauure vy the fisting around us, ready to attack wherever there is a | Purchaser to comply with the terme? esie witht coe — ene ASG Ae trae detent tol — week after any Se ‘Trustees reserve the PEAS to he ves well fortified wit blow resell the property at the risk and cost of a ails hourished frame."—Cuei Service Gatétie. ervey cost of such detault- ing purchaser. ‘Made simply with boiling water or milk, WOODBURY WHEFLER, ‘ex. in tins, (only 4s-Ib. and Ib.), by Grocers, tabeied. EDWARD H. THOMAS, JAMES EPPS & CO., ‘Trustees. Office: 916 ¥ st. northwest. 3¢30-co&as | Clf-m.tu&s Hommovathic Chemists, London, Eng. BREAD AN Noes Depot, corner Jat VHN R. KELLY, doe LAMB, VEAE MUTTON. wc: CORNED SEEF . 629 and 680 Genter ae 9th street wit 2 Liberty Market; or Address Marketing delivered {free22 charge to slipartsof tas ite mar24 Eres cocoa BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING “By a knowledye of the natural laws which ) DUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers, sere JUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneors. $30,000 FOR. $2. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND FIPFTY-EIGHTH BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON FIFTH FOPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING REET, BETWEEN LAND M STRLE 8 COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 90, in the on AND 1111 FIV 7H STREET, By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in liber, 8 NOKTHWE*T, BEING HOUSES Nos. 1107, 1109 elty of Loutevtiie, No. 921, folio 459, ct seq., of the land records for} TUESDAY. JULY Sler” bes, the District of Columbia, ‘and at the request of | the: Shera EATS secured, we will sell on FRIDAY, the THIR- asunngy ekeqneed) Repeated sajaricatce ty"PUR | Hag NTH Day GRIULY. Abe 1m af Mix OtCLOCK arnt and beste courts have placed this ® Com. | of pind ad cena Eetie nte Dios, ox parcel Pane beyond | the controverny “of the Taw. | $fkreund and premises, wtuated., lying au fo, this, Graay Beionzs the “sole “onal; | the city of Washington, in the ct of Columbia, having inaugarated the only. “plan spy ONCE Ae | and known and. distin d.as the north half of I their drawings afe proven, houest And’ faix beycct | ten (10), in equare five hundred and fourteen (514), to- eeeion Tin SS Browse hows gies with le mproreeni mare Seca aul reaerve ia wk Sad Cosel ns hak ot Hes at os in ‘any manner ap ae, are Seprovernionts JULY DRAWING. fae, cach fronting 168-12 feo, more or lees, and y - ery Herm: One-third cash; balanoo in equal instalments 3 09 | at ous and two years, notento bear aix per cout inte 16 000 | Paraine eomi-conuslly sad to be secured by deed O 000 ust ou premises sold; or all cash, Seeded pe a 8 | are a (of $100 required on each piece sold at time poo of sale. Conveyancing. &c., at purchaser's cost. ‘lerms es 008 | to be complied wi 1m sever days, otherwise the ‘Tras 2 ‘000 | 48 Tesozve the rixht to resell at the risk aud cost of ‘the A 900, | detaui five dave! publia notice of ; 800 | fon, Dec. SouN WALTER dee Pt i ¥ 900 | iy2-dede MATIR W RUPPEatr,} Trustoce, 1,960 Prizes, 400 = Whole 4 tickets, $100. %2- Balf tickets, $1:27 ©} 900 DOZEN SUPERIOR CLARET WINR, Remi ge bank draft in fetter, ox. $3.60 TO $6 DOZEN, Fost THE EVENING STAR. A LASGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF Ladice’ and Children’s BATHING SUITS, at M. WILLIAN'S, ‘TCite Treviee. Paris. $07 Pennsylvania avenue. I have succeeded in procuring « few more of those JERSEY POLONATSE, In Biack and Garnet, for which it was impossible to supply the demand a few weeks ago. deT Fo LADIES.—FIRST-CLASS HAIR DRESSER Corcoran Buflding, 631 15th stroct north west Cot be be Ladies Hair dreaeine and Hair Washing part'r, Lang- vanes done to perfection. Imported Lien style. 2 “Tm OUGLASS, NINTH AND F STREETS.—GEN- mine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT>. and DRAWERS, at $1.45 exch. all sizes. ENGLISH LISLE THREAD SHIRTS, all sizes, at $1 each. ENGLISH BALRRIGGAN SHILTS, all sizee, at 50c. each. GAUZE UNDERWEAT af 250, Se. 600. The. $151.35, $1.60, sll sizer, Genuine PEPP JEAN’ DRAWERS, CUT PANT-SHAPY, and madein ‘the most thorouzh manner, all «izea,at 30c. each. NAINSOOK FEATHER WEIGHE SHTGTS ad DRAWERS, made in the very manner, all izes, at 75c. each. “ENGLISH HO- SIERY (Morley’s) in all the newest desgns, at it 50 pe P E.& W. COLLARS ang CU! fandsome. NT FISHER. a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- MENT, 900 4 street northwest. Thirty Fears oper ‘irts rears’ experi- ‘adies' and Gentlemen's Garmenta. alec Craps re Petey, cleaned by this suyerior ening Dresses a ialty. Opinion DeSmedt, official chemist of the District of C>- ui “*Your chemicals are of the most effectual na- ture and harmiees, and ; FOUr perfsee ninchinery ia not fury asecd in Paris, New York or elnewh ‘Notice. — Grease spots cuaranteed to be thorouxhiy removed.au29 M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 490 TENTS STREET NORTHWESr, Makes CORSETS to order in every styloand material, 4nd guaran tees perfect fit and comfort, HER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Metino Underwost Patent Shoulder races anda! Drew Ref Gooas. je reas Reform ne and Bustles, «Thos Hercules? Sa Fiench Corsetz and Bustles. . §8 special agen that for the price porting Coreet, for wnich Miss H. snd a $1 Corset, her own HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Evy Revnrcrnatons ‘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, 4028 ‘No, 1009 PENNSYLVAMMA AVENUE. Daxronrws Fin, and best quality of GASOLINE, as well as VAPOR STOVES, of different makes and all prices, constantly on hand.’ ‘The most varied assortment in the city. REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- duced prices. COOKING STOVES, RANGES. BRICK SETT and PORTABLE SLATE MANTELS, Lat ROBES, FUL- NACES, a great variety. W. 5. JENKD & CO.. 117 7th strest northwest. 508 3, all at lowest prices, EO. WATTS, 314 7th street. 5 doors above Pent TPE" Most comprerr, LISHMENT THIS SIDE OF N ‘have always on and AT! ACHM. aud NtEDLES for any machine ever made; aixo, atock of first-class Sl:WING MACHIN PLEATING BOARD=gP RACING WHEELS, andever} thing that is required for the proper working Of sewing machines. Our Kepairing Depa tment is the most com p.cte in the city, having facilities for repairingali kinds of sewing mach{nes at short nolice and lowest prices. All work warranted. Good machines for rent. ‘The New Hartford Sewing Machine, the lihtest running and best machine ever made. Call’ and wee it. Orders by mail promptly attended to at | OPPENHEIMER'S, eliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, <26 9th street, St Cloud Building. Bazar Paper Fashions. 408 HE 71H STREET SEWING MACHI NE HOUSE ESTABLI-HED 1868. 8 nized aad acknow! iy the highe - ical authorities us the best made, most silent, uightest running and highest arm lock-stitch machine ever made. “All movements made of the finest steel. No holes to thread, neither has its sbuttle. We sell only first-class new iniproved machines of different makes. We quarantee the Soest assortment, most responsibility and lowest prices. No outside agents, First-class ma- chines for rent.” All kinds repaired and warranted. Illustrated catalogue and price-st mailed free to any address. C. AUERB ‘CH, Double Store, corner 7th and H streets. Gent's Furnishings and Hats next door. mid No WINDY ADVERTISFMENTS. NOINSOLENT agent to talk you to death, but the Finest Assort- iment of all the Leading Sewing Machines at 1 rices that nO Canvasser Can approach, Renting, Repairing, &c. = McKUNSEY, my’ 427 9th street. PIANOS AND ORGANS. IDSUMMER BA IN thE HEIN KAMP PIANOS. extremely low prices for ware and Upright Pianos that we have rented the past eaacn. Close cash and time buyers con now «et some rare bergains. Small monthly payments, Old Pianos and Organs taken as pert payment at full vaiue. Parties leaving the city ard others desiring to dispose ef their Pianos can find reaay sule by leaving them in our hands, Now is the time buyers are looking for bar- gains. HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS AND ITANO EXCHANGE, 427 10th street northwest, Sy6 A, V. GRIMES, Manager. Praxos & Oncaxs irra PUROHASED aT TRUSTEE'S BALE in Baltimore and gold at alizht advance, meet with un- precedented favor. I hall continuo the sale of these goods one more week. ‘this is no sensational humbu; a ‘but a genuine opportunity to pur hase iustrumentsof the lest known makers at less than the manufactu ers’ cost. We offer an UPRIGHT GKAND for $250, warrauted to be equal to any e sewhere in the city at 2600. Ditio, at equal to any one at $300. SQUARE, at $165: fault thoeo maually sold at #275. ORGAN at £50 aud $35. worth $75 and $90. STANDARD CHICKER- ING PIANO, $80. Good UPKIGHT, $75, and others too numerous to mention. N.b.- Beware of u-crupulons dealers that offer In- struments at (Maes reducti ns on account of a fw months ure. Your ood sense will tell you that only ths ich can afford such luxury. N.B No. 2, ware of people ‘leaving the city and in need of cach," and wil tug ty “eacritice,” ke. Iareiy are such cassscentine unless the number «iven is 43 TREE CRDIN. oT take Second-hand Suat in exchange APP. —I take Second-han ex tune and repair—ana sell to honest people on small $5 monthly payments. CHAUNCEY J. REED, $630 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. ALLET DAVIS & COS PIANOS. — BAT gains in there wonderfully perfect inatru- ments will be given in all caah sales before July, 10th. Now is your time. Elegant stock now’ open at 811 9th street northwest. 60 H. L. SUMNER, In charge. BROS.’ PIANO! BURDETT ORGAN 407 10tL street n.w. pee .G. H. KUHN, Agent. my29 HE STIEFF, THE KRANICH & BACH, and the NNW ENGLAND Pianos, thi BARKER, BALTIMORE and the PINCr Urgans, at lowed: ices foc cash, OF on easiost iciown month, instalment plan, at G. L. WILD & BRO.’S MU=10AL WAREEOOMS, pas 709 7th strest northwest. JREWHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS of various mukes for ale and rent at re- uced prices. | Wii. Knabe & Co.'s world- Fe De Pianos. ‘luning and Repairing. Tith ntroct, above Pa. aves pisses, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Mads. EMERSON PIANC rhe Pest Medium-priced Piano WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Pit rentedor @x- oe fot tania instalments, ; 5 CENT MUSIG. dhe only Complete Stock in theotte. HENRY EBERBACH, No 2 ¥F STREET, Manacine partner of the Into firm Els &Co. di Growavrr & Co:s MATICO ULES Are warranted to sheds arent suet the most severe sorash er allcuter ts 7 ig Gopaite dor will be found remedy. “hwi-tubtly “SOLD BY SEL DRUGGIBTS, WAYNE'S PILLS. Ques IMPORTANT TO THE STOR!» eutore: ro death! “Symptoms are, impure boichtuge morenceeia Gese and ide, beart pelea kiddiness, to stools and urine, ‘hot eensations, yellow akin. SWAUNE'S PILES" cure by gently rem corrupt, and 95 cents, box’ of 30 pills; Goxes $1.00, at eae ion myl0-thata ” he O'S TUESDAY. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star Pennsylvania Republicans. DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION ASSEMBLING—A CLOSE CONTEST EXPECTED. HARRISBURG, Pa., July 10.—The hotel corridors have not yet assumed a lively uppearonce with delegates to the republican convention which will meet to-morrow. aly @ few have arrived since jast night Livezy, for state treasurer, and Pass- more, for auditor general, are to-day making a warm fight, and it looks as if the contest for the nomination would be close and exciting. —————— A Rallread Train Falis Fifty Feet. JACKSON, Miss., July 10.—By an accident to a mixed train on the Natchez and Jackson road yes- terday evening, flve miles east of Natchez, seven cars fell through a bridge 60 feet high. The con- ductor was Killed, and seven passengers were wounded. ee ‘The Hebrew Convention at Cincinnati. Crxcinwatt, July 10.—The tenth annual council union of American Hrbrew congregations, M. Loth presiding, began its session here to-day and will continue for three days. About 150 delegates Were present, representing a hundred congrega- tons. —__.—___—_ Foreign News. THE ENGLISH CHANNEL TUNNEL SCHEME RFJECTEDs Lonpon, July 10.—The joint committee of the house of lords and house of commons, which has had the English channel tunnel scheme under consideration, has rejected it by a vote of 6 nays W dayes. i —————— The District Commissioners. ‘MR, EDMONDS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT. At a meeting of the Commisstoners to-day Mr. Edmonds was re-elected president of the board for one year. This election 1s in accordance with the pisotive of electing, or rather reorganizing the ard, the first meeting in July each year. Charged With Fraud, TWO MEN ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF BEING -EN- GAGED IN A SCHEME TO SWINDLE PENSIONERS—A PENSION OFFICE CLERK AND HIS ALLEGED CON- FEDERATE. For some time the commissioner of pensions: has been aware of evidence of a scheme for defrauding United States pensioners, and the authorities have been working up the case for a week past. Finally they concladed that some one inside the office must be in follusion with parties outside, and in a ttle time they were led to suspect ‘that J. J. Alley, a clerk in the office, who was regularly at his desk, and a party giving the name of J. C. Allmet, 0 Virginia, were engaged in the scheme. ‘To-day the officers deemed it expedient to make the arrest, and accordingly a formal charge was made agsinst the parties named before U.S. Commissioner Bundy: of “using the U. & mails for Improper pul ” in violation of section 5480 R. 8. (In furtherance of & scheme to defraud pensioners of the United States.) Alley was taken into custody at his desk,and Allmet was soon afterwards found, They were brought before Commissioner Bundy fora hearing this afternoon. It 1s said that the alleged scheme of fraud with which the two men arrested. are charged with furthering was an extensiveone. pehocdtaa a Palate ‘The Yellow Fever. AN INFECTED VESSEL QUARANTINED—A SUSPECTED STEAMER BOUND FOR NEW YORK. ‘The surgeon general of the marine hospital ser- vice to-day received a telegram from Dr. Joseph Jones, president of the board of health ot New Orleans, as follows: “Swedish bark Bernla ar- rived nine days out from Vera Cruz on the 8th at ‘Missi ssipp! quarantine station with three cases of yellow fever. Bark not bound for New Orlean: but in distress.” ‘The surgeon general is informs that the steamship City of Mexico left Havana on 7th instant for New York with supposed cases of yellow fever on board, a EXAMINATIONS IN THE ENGINEER ConPs.—A board of oMcers of the corps of engineers, to consist of Col. John Newton, Lieut. Col. Cyrus B. Comstock and Major George L. Gillespie, has been ordered to meet In New York city for the examination of the foliowing-named officers, with a view to thelr promotion in the corps of engineers when legally entitled thereto:—Capt. Milton B, Adams, Ist Lieut Henry 8 Taber and 24 Licut. Oscar T. Crosby. Commissions were issued to-day to B. L. Gates, postinaster at Gatesville, Va., and C. C. Meserne, Oxford, Md. Bios for furnishing fire-proof arch blocks of Porous terra-cotta and setting the same on the roof of the Intertor department bullding were beén received at 12 m., on July 10th, at the office of the Secretary of the Interior. " The Ottawa ‘Tile Co., of Chicago, bid 88 cents per square foot of archés 9 inches high, and 30 cents for 4inch arches, ©. A. Schnelder’s Sons. of Washington, 30 and 26 cents for one, sumple, and 38 and #7 cents fora different one. ‘The Wight fire-proofing com- pany, of Chicago, bid 64 cents for the %-inch arch blocks, and 87 and 89 cents for two different classes of 4inch arch blocks. The award will be made shortly. ARMY ORpERS.—Second Lieut. Carver Holland, 4th infantry, will report for duty at the U. 8. mill- tary academy, West Point, on August 28th, 1983 Leave for six months on surgeon’s certificate of disability, with permission to go beyond sea, 18 granted Capt. John @. Bourke, 8d cavalry. Leave of Surgeon John Campbell extended one month on surveon’s certificate of disability. Chief Medt- cal Purveyor Jedediah _H. Baxter will proceed to Augusta, Maine, on public business, _ THE PRESIDENT came in from Soldiers’ Home to-day, but there was no Cabinet meeting held. He occupled_ the afternoon In attending to official business and recelving callers, ‘Tuey WANT MARSHAL LonosTREET RewoveD.— Col. Birch, chairman of the republican state com- mittee of Georgia, called at the White House this afternoon, on behalf of that committee, to request the President to make certain changes in the federal offices In Georgia, the principal object being to procure the removal of Marshal Long- street. He did not see.the President until late this afternoon. ‘The appolntment, of Col. Bryant 43 recommended to succeed Gen. Longstreet. Parenrs were Issued to-day as follows:—James ‘B, Allfree, Cumberland, Md., two patents, roller grinding mill and balanced side valve; Joseph E. Batchelor, Baltimore, telephone receiver; Joseph Head, Richmond. Va., agitator for tan vats; Wm. Hendley, assignor to G. P. Goff, Washington, two patents, conduit tor under ground wires, and’ ven- Ulating conduit for electric wires; B. T. M. Hun- | ley, Ballimore, boot or shoo fastener; W. W. Karshner, Washington, galvanic batttery; John Milton, Hamilton, Va., knob latch; D. P. Motley, , Rexburg, Va., wheat cleaner; A. G. Points, Staun- ton, Va., dinner pall; Robert Beach, assignor to G. H. Plant, jr., Washington, metal’ pipe bending machine; Etward Smail, Baltimore, comminut soft solder; W. A. and W. M. Strother, Lynchburg, Va., lubricating compound for the plates of to- bucco presses. Carr. JNo. P. WALKER, 84 cavalry, who was re- cently adjudged insane at Jefferson barracks, Mo., has been transported to this city and committed to the came hospital for the insane for treatment, River Trade Active. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF VESSELS. Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the river front as foliows:—Stmr. Sue, Goeghegan, merchandise, Stephenson Brox; etmr. Norfolk, Shropshire, merchandize, J. H. Johnson Bros; barge Chas. A. Brady, Hughes, 959 tons coal, C. H. Burgess; barge Chas’ W. Miller, Harper, 116 tons coal, Stephenson Bros; barge Oxtord, Mosier, 119 tons coal, G. L. Sheriff; barge Ellen M. McGovern, McGovern, 804 tons coal, same; schr. John P. Rob: ertson, Owens, 42 cords wood and 900 bushels corn to Jobin Miller; schr. W. B. McShane, Carroll, 40 cords wood, Geo. Crevelling; schr. J. H. D. Smoot Mane, 15 cords wi same; schr. Perl, Nash, 60.00 feet lumber, E. 'E. Jackson; stmr. Cansho, Bowers, 60,000 teet lumber. Ross & Sandford; . T. Woodward, Croumbough, 109 tons coal, L. Blake; schr. New Jersey, Krys, 45 cords wood, market; schr. Pilot, Collison,40_ cords wood, market. to |—Schr. Nash, 800 tons e. sour. A. J. Bentley, ‘Rankin, 350 tons coal, for Stonington, Mass.; schr. Chas. Jeffries, Bassett, 600 tons for Boston: schr. Elm City, Ethendy, 1,000 tons Boston; schr. Jos. DM Anthoaiyy Chasey 800 tons coal, Fall River . M. Anthony, ver, Mass; schr. ‘Thos C: Eaton, Phillips, 142 tons coal, ng, Va; ache. 7. J. Steward, Tolly, 180 tons coal, Norfolk, Va. sehr, RB Spedden, a om: ns coal, Norfolk, Va.; schr. Annie iT ‘Canton, Smith, 956 tons toal, Boston; schr. Wm. L. Roberts, Bray, 1,120 ton,” Arrived—Schr. Flying’ Scud, bushels wheat, Hartiey Bros ; sch. Smith, 1.100 bushels wheat, ' same; sehr. Ross, Griffin, 90,000 feet Inmper, Wheatley schr. Lady of the Lake, Rennae, 30 Dickson & Son; barge Mamie Newton, tons coal, J. M. Dove. ——— Ir IsG. W. Duew, son of Col. Drew, department, who is the of Cadet Corps, mention of which was terday’s Star. ; terial from the Interior department ings ending J une 80, "et, to J. J. Desmond Co. This includes the Patent Office, Dullding and two branch offices. Alleged Swindling on a Railroad ‘Train. TESTIMONY OF A PASSENGER. Edward Lily, the alleged confidence man, arrested about ten days ago by the B. & O. ral Toad company’s detective on a train on the charge of swindling, Was put on trial in the Police Court this afternoon on a charge of petit larceny of $8 from Thos. Price, of Pennsylvania. Mr, Price, who has the air of a rural gentleman, took the stand and stated that he was passing through this city on the B. & 0. railroad on his way to Baltimore on the 2th of June, when he was met by the defendant, who told witness that this was Washington city, and asked witness if he was going to get off here. When he found that wit- hess was going to Baltimore he seid he was also going there. Another man came along and claimed to be an expressman. The expressman soon afterwards asked Mr, Luy for $9 to pay for his baggage. Lily discovered that he had not so Much Money about him, and tendered the express- man a check for 1 .400, which ne could not cash and which witness was asked to cash. The mat. ter was finally settled by witness loaning Lily #6 untl they arrived in more. Lily and the other man left the train there and diin’t return. Mr. E. E Grannon, eblef of the B. and 0. de- tecttve corps, stated that on the day named he saw the defendant (who had a long gray beard, and who ts now without any beard,) and another Man get some money from Mr, Price and leave the train hurriedly soon afterwanis, PLAIN TALK BY JUDGE SNELL, Mr. Smith objected to some technicality in the evidence. Judge Snell, replying, said:—“No rascal will slp through my hands on saything like that.” “But your honor don’t mean to insinuate that {he defendant In this case 1s @ rascal,” sald Mr. mith. “I think he 1s,” replied the court. “Tam not going to mince words about it. The evidence in Uhis case proves It” TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER DETECTIVR. James Ryan, one of the B. and 0. detectives, tes- Uifed to arresting the prisoner ona train in this city on the 27th. When taken to the station house he offered to give witness°$70 and a watch to let him go and say nothing more about If. ‘Two bogus checks for $1,500 and_ $1,600 were found on the de- fendant and put in evidence, Mr. H. B. Greegg, of the National Mechanics’ Bank of Baltimore, on which one of the checks for $1,200 was drawn, testified that the check was a lorgery. The case was continued until to-morrow for ar- ument and Lily was commétted in default of Detective Grannon states that Detective Dieste, of Baltimore, came here this morning with a gen- Ueman from the eastern shore of Maryland, who Positively tdentified Lily as the man who swindled in Out oe ss at Light-otrer ‘t wharf In Baltimore on the ay ha 1e 'y last on the “express” dodge, District Government Affairs. ‘The District Commissioners have appointed Jno. RB. Kelley, Pierce McDonald, S. A. McCarty, Henry Martin and Foster P. Wood ‘additional privates of the Metropolitan police for one year for duty in the U. 8. Treasury building without compensation from the District of Columbia. THR SPA PUMP ON LOUISIANA AVRNUR A letter bas been received by the Commisstoners from a large number of business men on Louisiana avenue and vicinity in reiation to the bad condi- tion of the water from the: Spa pump on that street, Tequesting the District officials to have the cause ascertained and to remove it, so that they may have a plentiful supply of pure water as hereto- fore, POLICK APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. The Commissioners to-day approved the promo- Uons of P. G. Hallinan and J. H. Fowler from first {to second class privates Metropolitan police, and have appointed Francis E. Redden, Michael E Ha- gan and Wm. T. Maddox as first class privates on the police force, The Commisst rs to-day apn 0. Rell ce missioners to~1ay appointed O. Reineck as clerk to the fire department. Asien ar es o Were tesued to-day as follows: Timothy O'Dowd, Wm. Bundi and Schnatble & Nan. ——<—<__— Local Notes, ‘The recelpts of the Washington Driving Club, at their recent trotting meeting, fell Just short of expenses, but the members of the club made up the deficit and paid all bilis. A colored man named James Thomas was fined $50 or sixty days by Judge Snell to-day for the lar- ceny of a gold watch from Annie Connell. ‘The will of Joseph M. Young, filed to-day, leaves his estate to his wife during her lifer widowhoot, and in case she marries she ts to have her dower and the rem ulnder to go to the ehildren, ‘A young girl named Elizabeth Flaherty, of Oxen Hill, Md., charged before the Police Court this morning With the grand larceny of $39 from W. A. Anderson, her employer, waived an examination, and was released on giving $500 bonds. eigen More Five BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.—Dr. W. T. Oxkte is about to commence the erection of a very handsome and convenient dwelling, on N, be- tween 17th and 18th stfeets nortuwest. ‘This will be three stories and basement high, 19 by 50 feet, on ground plan, with pressed brick’ tront, brick and tron cornices: one bay window running to the top of the house, 11 feet wide and octagonal In form. The house will be heated by furnace. Mr. John H. Lewis is the builder. The cost will be $7,000.—Mrs. R. W. Page is about to commence the erection of four three-story and basement Awellings on 19th street, near 8 street northwest, ‘These will be each 18 by 41 feet, with press brick fronts, moulded brick cornices amd two bay win- dows, and will be heated by fernaces. Messrs. ay Page are the architects. The cost will be 817,! ———— THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing price: i the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reporvel Lyspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 589 15th strost. Name, 0.) G, Dame aia Cen. Pacific. .. 5%) 7% |Nor, & Wes. p. aise 40K Ches. & Ohio..} 183g) 17) North Pac .. 50%) S015 Do. 1st pref -| 29° | 2834|Do, pret. .—..| 8884) 8734 Do. 2d pret..| 2034) 8034) Northwest... ..11833¢ 181 CCC. & 1...) 74 | 73 {Ont & West..| 26 | Bs Col, Coal.....:| 30%! 29 \Oregon Tring. 83 | 82 D = 12745 126% Pac. Mull 40% 39' =| 42% 43. '|Peo. D. & | 8635 363;|Read! i Lake Shore *17/1083 Lou. & Nash ..| 524) 51%) Do. pret........| Mich. Cent...-| 91% 9136 Texas Pac ..| 87%) 30% M.K. & T....2) 293¢ 295,\Unton Pac .--] 9335, S35 Mo. Pacific .. ./10244 1025;/Wab. Pac....,| 29 | 253g N. J, Contral--| wig 80x; Wab. Pac. pid.| 43 | ao% A. ¥. Central (118 }1173;| West. Unton..! 8334) sag Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET FEVERIGH AND UNSETTLED. New Yon«, July 10.—The Post's floancial article says: The stock market was feverish and unset- Ued, with an Increased volume of business during the forenoon, It opened weak and % to x lower on the active lst, and after advan 3¢ lo % in the first fifteen minutes, declined by 10:30 a. m. to % on the general list, and 144 en Pacific mail. By 11 a.m.it was firmer.and after another short down- ward turn it became firmer by 18 o'clock, and the entire decline was recovered, and some stocks were even higher than at the close last night. New York Central was weak, and after Wm. sold down to1.17%, Which is the lowest prige touched for several yetra. —— ‘The Fate of Mrs Jack. Norristown, Pa., July 1%—A’t the coroner’s in- found strangled at her home on Tuesday inst, tas found sti ome on Jury rendered a verdict of death from violence at ‘he hands of parties unknown, ——— te Redemption of Opposed to the ‘Trade New Yong, July 10.—Ata of the produce trade hei ‘Te adopted opposii legislation by Con- are footing toward Uke redemiion of treke aan as Pr, Be DE Gone tn See aaa eta Ting ot who have purchased the coin in Tange quantities at ite bullon vate, POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.—The President to- day appointed the following postmasters: Miss Frances L. Stewart, Y} Mich.; Lemuel @ andz, York, Neb.; Wm. Summit, N. J. Jno. O. Frink, Taylor, Texas. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The Sacwieg were the readings at the office of the chief officer’ &m. 67.9; 11 am, 76.9; 2 p.m. 76.8. Maximum, ‘In the supreme court at Denver, Col. ay Judge Dawson fined Willard Teller for con- aes cris fling Two d: ‘The Cours. Croan Cover—Juage Wyite, To-day, John Coughiin, violating the law as te \cticing pharmacy (appeal); not guilty, George Kiscauies’ daa wa. dase assault With intent kill; on bearing. Potice CocRtT—Jutor Snel. To-day, Dennis Scanion, profanity; $5 or T = Chas Scott colored, vagrancy ;Minnie and Eliza Mere gin, Robt Ryan,Chas Betts, Win. Buch anan(colored) and Josepnine McCoy, loud and boisterou or 15 days each. Frances Polndexte: conduct; $5oriSdays Gabriel Waiker. colured, assault on Henrietta Cole; $8. JameseFors! iy assault on Bartholomew Diggins; $10. ob Rad, assault oa Ren. T; $10.’ Also, changed. With assaulting Jno. aboney; $5 or 18 days. Frank Cook ana Chas. Robinson, colored, assault, ob Alexander Williams; $10 or 30 each, Jn, E. Dyson, cotored, assault on Jas. Harris; $5 or 15 days. Jno. P. Randolph, colored, assault on Ham- flion Rucker; $5 or 15 aays. ——_— An Alleged Romance in Real Life SIR EDWARD HAROOURT'S DAUGHTER WALKING ACROSS THE CONTINENT. A romance in real life has Just come to light in Port Jervis, N. ¥., according to a dispatch from that place to the Philadelphia Press, which says: “A woman, apparently about forty-three years of ace, shabbily dressed and tee! the streets for several days. She slept every night in the police station, where she gave the name of Elizabeth Benjamin, and satd she was born tm Staffordshire,Eugiand. Yesterday she disappeared. Inquky deveiops the fact that she ts on her way to New York and that she has walked nearly all the way from San Francisco, Mrs Benjamin has had a most wonderful snd romantic career, She was born near Merthyr Tydvil, in W. and Was the daughter of Sir Edward Harcourt, at one time one of the most brilliant young’ Engilsh orators, Her mother was a variety actress, who ved “In Wales to escape the persecutions of Sir Edward's family, who opposed his mes- aitiance. When the babe was born she was chris- tened Pauline Elizabeth Harcourt, She was given all the advantages of a supertor education. When she Was but seventoen years of age Miss Pauline met at Swansea, where she was visiting some young friends and writing poetry descriptive of the coast of Wales, Mr. Waiter P. Benjamin, & nephew of Judah P. Benjamin, at one ume tress. urer of the confederate states of America. The young man, who was a South Carolinian by birth, Was handsome and clever.vut, unfortunately poor? Pauline felt that she loved him so deeply she vould marry noone but him. Her mother was opposed to the match, but in 1860 the young people were seeretly married, When Lady Harcourt heard the news of her dauchier's secret marriage, and learned that she had fled from the school at’ SU Andrew's she was Stricken with paralysis, and died shortly aiter- ward. Young Senjamin'came to the United States at once upon hearing of the rebellion, and enlisted in the confederate navy, where he remained until the close of the war. He then speculated tn cot- ton, made considerable money, and started by water for California, Accompanied by his wife, tn 1870. ‘They had one child, who died on the voyage to the tsthmus. They were delayed in leaving Aspinwall, and Pauline and her husband were both stricken with a terrible fever, which resulted in the death of Mr, Benjamin and lett Mrs. Be iin very Weak. Her reason was partiy destroye and she made her escape from San Francisco and began her weary tramp across the contuent. alking, stealing rides in the cars, she made her Way east. Her object was to get'to New York, where she says her husband had put some money in a safe deposit vault. ACCORDING TO THE Batrimons Sun the of another Atlintic cable Is nediier dead nor abandoned. Itsays: “Since Mr. John W. Garrett has been abroad intelligence bas come w han@ Uhat a German syndicate has become interested in the Atiantlc cabie about which there was a good deal ef discussion last year. Its tutimated that Mt. Garrett’s visit to Eu this summer was Partly in connection with this cable business” THE SECOND RACE FOR THR Br Cuamrron- smir—The secona of the series of bicycle Taces between Higham, the English champion, and Prince, the American champlon, took place at Rochester yesterday. The distance was twenty mites, Higham won in 1: 9: 57%. ‘The Uhird am decidin g race will be ten miles. —_—_—_+eo-——_ Nine young men were arrested i Frederick, M4., Sunday, as vagrants. It ts thought they had escaped troui the house of refuge. The French chamber of deputies refused yester- day to grant amnesty to the soclalist riovers, Tremendous forest fires are raging south of Sa- Joma, in Oreg. mie ASHFORD. On themorning of July 10th, 1883, TS: BELLA WALKER, infant dauchter of Teabola W. and late Dr. F. A. Ashford, aged two months and six- teen dave. Funeral private, > FITZHUGH, On Monday ev: July 9th, 1 of cholera infantum, JAMES TAGK, bolted ae ot James 5. and Louine P. Fitzhugh, aved nineteen mouths and six days. Zpisce from 427 P stroot north wort, Faneral will take Wednesday, July 11th, at 11 a.m. Fr.ends are invited.” GODLI Suddenly, on uesday, July %, ISKS, at & gtelock p.m., Di BORAH, the belived wife of Pieroe Godley, an thie wixty-Aifth Fear of ane maw, Funeral will take rom her late residence, No. 29 HH street norcheast, on Wednesday, July 11, at 3 pam, Relatives and friends of the family are reaject{ully in Vited to attend. ¥ KEATING. On Sunday, July & 1885, after a shor. ‘Muses of paralyris, SAKAH A, witlow of the late Geo W. Keating. in the seventiuth year of ber ace, Funeral trom the residence of ber son-in-iaw, Law- Wednesday morninc Jug Hie at' oieck heetuic ¥ morning, July * o'clock, mass at Bt. Patrick's church at 9 o'clock. 2 LAY. At Cedar Lawn, Montromery county, Md@., on Monday, duly Oth, “Ies3, MALY BATCLELOK LAY, wi . C. Lay. ‘Funeral services at the house on Wednesday, at 11 g'ieck a. m. Interment at Kock Creck Cemetery at 1288p. m. * PUMPRREY. On Tnesday, July the 10th, 1883, at $ welock r. m., BENJAMIN FUMPHBEX, in'tas twenty-second sear of his age. Funerai witl take place from his paronts residence, Ne. 223 Q street nortiwest, on Thursday.duly the Lath, at four o'clock p.m. Kelalives and friends are iee' 2 fully invitea. SOMMERS. FRANK P.. only and be'pved son of Mrs. E. W. Me: lermout, July 8, 183, at 24. m., in Di twenty-righth year. Funeral wil take place at the residence of hix grand- father, John Pettiboue, No. 228 Fourtecuthetree! south Er west, Weduenday, July ith, ats oclck p.m. aud prose to St. Wéter's church,“ Friends and rolatiyes vited to attend. J +, July 10, WOODWORTH. In Washington, D. 1883, at the residence of her sister, Mie. JR. Dickin= SPWALQEUMA BooTH, wite of the into ion. 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