Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1883, Page 3

FINANCIAL AUCTION SALES. * LADIES’ GOODS. THE EVENING STAR. fr TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD ordinary A-sessment Companies is the withdrawal. as years pase on, ot the HEALTRY 5 ies adopted by the MUIUAL KE- LIFE ASSOCIATION this great diffi y way of pei ot and sate ite insurance The members are more of ~ payivente ny oth r plan. Office, street. Ly. K jyt UY AND SELL U_¢ ND D. C. BONDS; Also, WASH. C. GASLIGHT aud ALL other City Steck Bb Teposits recetve We poy SPFC and hE ubjeet to cheek. m ‘oobtaining CORRECT /IABL# information regarding our various city +s and are prepared at all times to answer inqui- ring savy HAKRY C. TOWERS & Co, "KEAS, BROKERS AN INSURANOR, 1400 F STREPT NORTHWEST, PB vate STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORE AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Feld om commission, Ko. (39 16H STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4ecacy for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Broapway. New Yous, Frere seas ne cooretion honeht ven ty San 4 av om mommies cfson, Ro'timore, Philatelphia, Yow Washington. Orders executed on tha xchange at one-eighth of one per cent Private and direct telegraph wires to Fiuladelphia, New York and nave iy those cities and repcrted back Quotatious of Stocks and Bonds and in- the Markets received through our AST. warect Jrom the ew York Stock nl STEAMERS, H GERMAN LLoyD— Tramsiip Lixt, Berweex New SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMES, pany will sail EVERY WED- AY from ‘Bremen pier foot Raies of pase ge: Frou Kew pei and re stecraica, $30; pre: for freight Or pascage 2 Bowling Youx, Havna, Ra York & first cabin, $106 Paud eteerasee c ply to OFL SEE CUNARD MPANY LIMY AND Liv pon K HARBOR. NEW YORE Servia. Wed., Auz. 15. Scythia, i Wed.. Aug. 22. Gea ‘Aus. 29. Bothnia. Wed") Aug. 8.1 pt. 5. 4sb EVERY WEDNESDAY YORE. —$80 ana $100, according to sccom- ise at very low rates. Stecrage tickets from Liv- 2d Queeusiown and ali other partaof Europest ea Ibreush bills of taden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hevre, & twery and other ports on the Continent und aes rraneah Porte, For treyht and passage apply at the Company's offica, Xo. 4 Dowling Grom, of both stectane dad cabin pb Oris BGkouW & UO., Guo Tus etrcet, Washington, VERNON H. BROWN & Co, Or to Jan’ AMSTERDAM.— Clyde-built Dutch GuEal _PENNSYLVANTA RC ye TE, ) {HE NOTH, WEST, AND SOUTE BLE TEACK PLENDID S EL KAILS.” MAGNIFICENT IN EFFECT JU. ¥ 81m, 1 ‘Tears Leave WasHINGTON, FROM'STATION, CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STREETS, as FOLLOW: Bor Pits-burz svd the West, bicago Limited Express Of Pula ng Cars at 9 i. daily; Fast La in is, exewpt Saturdays, for Chica- ana C. St LS PRLR., with Phieavo. Mail Expres . dai'y, for J ittsbune and the West. with ix Car Washi: ton to Chicago. AND PUTOMAC RAILEUAD. ua, Rochester, Buitalo, Magara, y, excupt Saturday, with Palace Cars, Janandaixus, and Harrisburg to <port, Lock Haven and Fimra, at 9:30 . daily, excert Sunday. K avd the East, 8:00 a. m., 10: . 9-50 and 10:20 'p. m. “On Sunday 1020p m. Limited Express of ~w York City. yhin, 8:00 a. m., 10:40. m., 10:20 p.m. Un sunday, 4 Limited Express, 9:30 4. mm. 9 ‘Gail execpt Sunday. For \nvapoiis, €40a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except ALEX AN ERICKSBUE cI AND WASH Wak . On Sunday at 0 nud 9-19 p.m, c office, northeast cor 1 Pennsylvanis avenue vend at the r= can be ‘eit for the checking of SE Wotieny botels mud resencea. ,B. WOOD, General Passenger Agen: CHAS. E. PUGH, General Menaucer. yo ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEE THE FAST AND THE WEST. ¥IA WASEINGION. DOUBLE TRACK! JANNE STEEL RAILS: Eehedute to take effect SUND. Meveland and Detreft at 8:30. m. Asily 8:40 p. m. isa solid train to Pitts- Sleor uw Care attaches delpbis and ew York at 8:10. m. das: 3 p.m. and 9:40 p.m. daily, with d Sleeping Carsattached. For baltiuore ou week days, 5, 6:30, 6:40, end 10:05 nm., 12-10, 2°20, 2.35, between Washington and Baltimo: tay 12:10 p.m, 3:90 4:40, Tand HT ab Yor ‘stations on Metropolitan Beane, 7: pt B36 a.m, $245 al cept Sun. a m., 10:15am. and 4:45 pe Sunday. Sam.. daily except Sunday, 5:45 ew Yi rr daily, 10, From Annapoiis, 6:20 x. ¥ OxowPE sunday. m., 1:60, 6:57 p.m.; Sunday, 10:40 »- mn. 6:87 pt. Prom Staunt 13 p-m., datly except Sanday. From Frederick aud intermediate points, 8:25 a.m., 19-00 a.m., 2.15, 4:20 p.m., and 8:00 pam. dally 2 10:00 a1, 8:00 p.m. dally from pon at 2, 4:40, 6-40, a.m3.. 12:15, 2 7.30, $:00 and 11:30 pm. 15, 7:30, 9, 9:10 am, cept 4.30 p.m, Fer further information apply at the Baltimore and piso Ticket Office—Warhington Stotion, €19 and 1351 ueyivaiia R¥enue, Corner 14th street, where oriers I be tal or burkage to be checked and received a} the city. MENTS, Mt. of T., Baltimore. ©. K. LORD), Gen"! Passenger Agent. WOOD AND COAL. Coa Axo Woon. Boeke et reeelved a large tot of Bak x HOOD ; sino tivat ined COAL of ettedioe taal he Gemestic use, allol which we offer at lowest Iarkes ‘The attention of consu: a na econ, OF Sonmumers is respectfully invited to STEPHENSON & Bro. st. wharf and 1 _____BHE TRADES. L* GEKS, JOURNALA, ° BOOK AND JoB in Kood style, ste CASH BOOKS, &e.. &e,, agter at Lycettts Bindery, 1012 Fa. ave. 4 GiBsox Bi ~ Himes OE, THIS AFTERNOON, share ce YRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROV! 8 TE IN SQUAKE 799, ae heey TA , ON L STREE!, BE- TWE TH AND STREET: SOUTHEAST. pee = Virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, pintriet wf Golumtiee Passed ou the 28th day of in cause wherein James Cornelius mn:i others are complainants and John DeVathn and others defendants, Equity No. 7919, doc. 21, the under- ued Trustees will well at pubhe auction, in tront of i premises, on THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK P. al., the following described real estate, situate in the city of Wash: in th District of Columbia, to wit: Lote num! uinetren (19), twenty (20) end twen 5-one (21), of the subdivision made by Woodbury Wheeler aud ‘i dward H. Thomas, trustees, of the west ball of oricinal two (2) and all of original lot three (3), in square nambered seven hundred aud ninety-nine (799), wita the improve- mente. ‘Terms of sale, ax recnired by raid decree, are: The purchase money to be paid iu equal :nata lments of one- Eira imeash, aha the residue in equal paymente in az (6) and twe ye (12) months from the day of ale, with interes:, und the payment thereof to be secured by dred of trast’on the prope:ty sold, (or cash to be paid on the day of sale, or on the ratification thereof by the chan- cellor.) A dej-onit of $50 will be required at th time of sa 0 0n each lot sold. All conveyancing end recording at the cost of the purchaser. Upon any failure by the purchaser, to comply with the terme of sale within one week after any aale, Tustees reserve resell the property at the risk and cost of such default- img purchaser. WOODBURY WHEELER, ib EDWARD H. THOMA ‘Truatore, Office: 916 F et. northwest. Je80-cokas DUNCANSON BitOS., Auctioneers, MORROW. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND BAS! MtNT BRICK HOUSES ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M STREE 8 NORTHWEST, HOUSES Nos. 1107, 1109 AND 1111 FIFTH STREET, By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in liber, No. 921, folio 459, et seq., of the laud records for] the District of Columbia, ‘aud at the request of | the: secured, we will sell on FXIDAY, the THIR- TH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1883, at SIX U'CLOCK ¥.M., in front of the premises, ail that piece or parcel of cround and premises, situated. lyipg and being in he aty of Weshiueton. Jn the District of Columbia, and known and dis ed as the 1101 of teu (10), in square five hundred and fourteen (514), to- wether with the improvements, ways, easements, Tights, privilewes and appurtenances thereto belonving oO ing. ‘Che improvements consist of three two-story aud basement brick dvell- ings, each fvonting 16 8-12 feet, more or less, and will be «old separately. ‘Terms: (ne-third cash; balance in equal instalments at and to years, notes to bear six per cent interest yable semi-annually and to be secured by deed o ‘ust ou premises sold; or sll cash, at option of purchs- 8 Fr. \ deposit of $100 required on exch piece -old at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's coat. ‘Lerma to be complied with im peves di a (- ys. otherwise the ‘Trus- tees reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser aiter five days’ public uctice of sue’ rovale in gome newsvaper published tn Watkins, ton, D.C. JOHN WALTER, Jr. d&és MATIN W KUPPLiey } Trustecs, NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 42 DEFREES STREL 1 By virtue of a deed of trust, dated December 16, 38g, andl duly recerded in Liber 1,029, folio 380 ct nea. one of the land recorvs for the Distiict o Columbia, and st the written request of the party secured tlerely, we will er forsale: ab pubiie auction in frout of the premises, on SDAY, JULY TWINTY-SIX, 1859, at SIX’ O'CLUCK P.M. Lot numbered sixty-seven, in Shepherd's subdivision of square numbered eix hundred and twenty three, in the city of Washington, D. C., improved by & two-sto! brick dwelling .0Use, containing seven roomsand.a No. 42 Defrocn et, ec ‘Terms of sale: Amount of indebtedness, $619.20, and exventen of eaieny cash: balance in “two ‘eauial pay monta. at six and twelve ‘months, with intereat at 6 per cent per anum, secured by deed of tcust on the proms ines. $100 to be devosited at time of sale, and terms of sale to be complied with within seven days from day of sale, or property to be resold at cost of defaulting pure ghater. | Cost of conveyauicing and recording to be pald y purchaser. TL. JOHNSON, + GEORGE FRANCIS DAWSON, } TFustees. dye tu, kds VHA: ALE OF IMPKOVED P .OPERTY, KNOWN No. 1 TWELFTH STi NORTHWEST, AT AUC LION. of aecree of the 5 olumbia, passed on By virty upreme Court of the, District of! e 7th day of Ju A. D., 1883, 1 equity cause No. 8,568, I will sol, at pubiie auction, on FRIDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, 13983, at 51X O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, sub. Lot thirteen, (3), ing to Davidson's sudivision of lots numbered one (1), two (2), elseht (8) and nine (9), in Square numbered two hundred and eghty-two (252). | Terms of sae: One-third of the purchase money in cash, anc the in two equal instal mente, pay We th one ani eats from the day of sale, with in- the deferjed payzents to be secured by deed of m the property sold, or all cash, at option of the chaser. A deponit of $100 will bé required at the CHARLES WALTER, Trustee, i ‘342 D street northwest. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. dy9deds _POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. For Coroxmt Bracu AND CLARK'S WHARF leave Ferry wharf SATURDAY, July 14, 4:30 p. LAYS AT THE BEACH, returning Sunday 4:30 p. m. Fare, round trip, $1. Refreshments on board. j11-3t PCRS RIVER LANDIGS — STEAMER THOMPSON leaves Sixtn-street Wharf MON- DAYS, 7 a. m., gomg as far as Beall’s Nomini, Currioman, Howard, Coburn and Stone's; returning YUESDAY, making all river landings. WEDNESDAY, 7 a. m., Lancaster, Bluff Point, Beal's Nomini, Abell’s and Leonardtown; returning THURSDAY, making all river landings. FRIDAY, 7 & m., Currioman, Roward, Coburn, Abelis, Stone's and Leonardtown; returning SATUR- Day, making all river landings. Fare, each way, 25 cents. Ss ;EAMER ARROWSMITH Leaves 7th street wharf sts. m. for POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio R. R._at '*Shep- herd’s;" also, at Alexandria with 7:30 a. m. Bo Steamer ery Boat ron Washinton. rt be Soap for Nomini aud inter- mediat: Iandiny wurning | Hes lay'K. ursdaye for Currioman, Komi, >t. Clement's Bay, wharves and intermediate yendings, retuening Frid: On Sat- urday# for Currioman, Leonardtown and intermediate landings, returning Sundays. Fi J. B. PADGETT, Agt., ©. W, RIDLEY,” Man e220 ‘ith st. wharf, Weshington, D.’0. Loves rane POINT LOOKOUT, 50 CENTS EACH WAY. FORTRESS MONROE AND NOKFOLE. : ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT. Close connection with trains for OCEAN VIEW. PALACE STEAMFR LADY OF THE LAKE, Teaves 6th strect wharf, terminus of 7tn and 9th street cars, MONDAYS, WiDAESDAYS and FRI- DAYS at 5:30 p.m., aud SATU. DAY'S, Grand Trip, st 6-30 p.m., returiing MONDAY MORNING about 6 Connection with steamer for Boston, New York and Richmond. ‘Lickets and statercoms securea at general Na fiona! Metropolitan Bank, 613 15th street. je18 OW FARE! POPULAR STEAMERS !1 DAILY LINE! UNITED STATES MAIL! STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR! TO NORFO!E, FORTRESS MONROR, PINE! AND POINT LOUBOUT? as ‘Steamer leaves 7th-street wharf dally, except Sunda; ih 8t5:30 p.m. saturdays at 6. tong 2: ‘Saturday Night . xeursions a special feature. Return Monday morning. 2 ound trip t.cketa good on etther Leary or Excelsior. F xclustve connection with the Boston and Providence steamers. I. Freight received daily until 8 p. m. L. M. HUDGINI . Bi WM. P. WELCH, Agunt. pt ene Ot Mt VERNON! MT. VERNONI! STFAMER W. W. CORCORAN Leaves 7th street wharf daily (excert Sunday) for Mt. ‘Vernon at 10 o'clock a. m. ; returning reaches Washing- ton sbout 3:30 p.m. 7 L. L. BLAKF, Captain. POtomAc TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘The steamer FUR, Capt. W. C. Geogh: leaves Stephenson's wharf foot of Te street every SUNDAY. an at4 o'clock p. m., for Baltimore and Rivet Landings. Returning, Waves Baltimore every FRIDAY af 8 Oicck “All accommodations iver freight must be prepaid, and will be received on SASURDATS On; PHENSON & BRO. Agen mi6-6m__‘Tthetreet wharf and 12th et: and Pe ave. FP'BE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING. ton on St: ‘Tnesdays aud Thursdays, at 7 @’clock a.m., for Potomac Kiver ds at Grinders wharf Sundaysand Tuesdays Wednes- dsya up. | Brent's wharf and Chapel Point ‘Thursdays 5 londays and Wednesdays up. Matto reek (destination) Sundays, 1 uesdays and Fhuredsye, Cuaroreaurs Awtnegiaastul of wisn costing fterammen of Beat ral of w artilcially digested by Pepaine, itis Sutiet act atet po Ger pe eg ae mended (hy the medical faculty of Paris) convales- rite. Fepecin howe blood is poor or wouter from joroata, Tiatetes, Weaken, asting Away, Gastrs Loss of Aj oF to those vof Work: Age, Fever er ‘Stomach Ache, Discanee ot HhaChest cenceroaa kilos ocasee st ‘Traveline or Fone Fatiguss Paris, Rue Vi 8. Bold by all Druguistae a “2's Foop FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS, THE ONLY PEKFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTH- ERS’ MILK. nureing by all physicians. Bold by all Woaton, Mises, Tee eet eka IHOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer. TEN VERY HANDSOME PARLOR 80 FANCY WINDUW A.D CORNER CHAT: GANT gor iE UPHOL TERED IN VELOUR AND cl CHAMBES AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSOKTMENT OF HOU=EHULD GOODS. ALs0, 300 LARGE SIZE IMPORT:'D LINEN SALT BACKS. ALSO, TO COVER ADVANCES, ae UNE COUPE; ONE No-TOP BUGGY, E BY BRIDGET, TOGETHER WITH OTHER Wa- GONS: CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, AT AUC- At my suction rooms SATURDAY, JULY FOUR- TLENTH, 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK. —ss N. B.—The Carria; will be sold at ‘1 O'CLOCK. one By1a-2t \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctoneer. G } VEN YEARS SOUND. i N AY tis rooms KATURDAY, JULY FOUR- rhe hn iss at 1WELVE O'CLOCK. ‘3y12-2t MAS &. WAGGAMAN, ul gs wage ‘Estate Auctioneer. VALUABLE, IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING N NINE EENTH STREET, BE’ AN STREETS ‘OKTHWEST. s LY SIXTEEN’ at FIVE GioLock P. i, Yehah clr for sue fa hota ( ni equare 141, im- Proved by alanve school building. Terme day of sale, MAS E. WAGGAMAN, Syl2-a&kdn ae Auctfoneer. HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Resl Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT NUMBERED FIVE (5) BOLING: PAWL OF THe TRACT OF Tas OF COLUMBT, ON EHE HIVES ROAD. AD. JOINING | HE'U. 8. MAGAZINE. virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in liber NO” 9b6. Toile Sct moc Toe ae tm er ‘Trustees will sell a suction, in front of the prem: ixes, on MON | AY, JULY TWENTY. THREE. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK ¥.M.. lot numbered five (5), accord- ing fo pre mubaiviston of original lots A. Bi 0. Dy i and F, in the tract of Bollevue, a8. the eaid subdivis and resubdivision appear recorded in ber, Levy Court, No. 2, at pages 13% and 14, recorded in the Surveyor's office of the District of Columbia. arms: One-fourth cash; balanoe in one and two a ye :3 WAGGAMAN, *Syid-eokds JNO. W. PILLING. Trustees, IHOMAS DOWLIAG, Auctioneer. : FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Soven (7) acres of arable land, overlooking the Poto- mac river, Just beyond the northern bouadary of Alex- andris, Vs., suftabe for truck farm or for builiing Sas. ‘Location healthy, with good spring on prem- ‘Also, two (2) aores, containing a blue eténe quarry, poretitore opened ad worked ituate in ‘Mekandria ‘ounty, op: jeorgetown, ‘quar, {a Tocated inimedistaiy ou the Tight bank of abe! Boxe. mac, and runs down at a slope of 45 decrees to the wa fer’s edge, and is the rearest quarry to Waabii being but @ few hundred above the Aqued 0. ‘The above doseribed tracts form @ part of the estate of the Inte Richard B. Lloyd, and will be sold for parti- flon among his heirs. Title perfect and warranted tree from a1 iiens, of taxes or otherwise. ‘The tract of seven, nares will Ue soli on, the, ground WEDNESDAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1883, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M., tho Purchaser to také one'scre with the privilege of the Whole. | The quarry lot will also be sold on the ground on the following dav, THURSDAY, AUGUST BEO- ON at XO LOCK P. Ma ferns: on delivery of deeds. a J. MACKEY, torney for hei dy12-d&da OMce, Webster Law Building. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND LOT ON NOH G_STRLET, BETWEEN SEC~ OND AND THIRD 'STRE. TS’ EAS, AT AUG By virtue of two deeds of trust, recorded respec. tiyd.” in Liber No 1013, foe Aerated ee Liver No. 1,025, foli $28, et acq.. of the iid te ords of the District of Coumbia, we wil sell on MON- DAY, the TWENTY-THIKD DAY OF JULY, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the premises, all that certain piece or parcel of ground situate and ying in the city of Warhington, D.C., and being known and designated on the ground ‘pl \n or plat of said city asthe east twenty-five (25) feet by the depth thereof of ‘orix= inal lot numbered fifteen (15), in equare numbered SegeT NU dred ana Atty three (780), tog. ther with al © improvements, ways, easementa, rights, privileges and sppurtenances to the same belonging or in any. Wise appertaining. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, notes to bear aix per cont interest aud to be #e- curd by deed of trust on property ‘sold, oF all cash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of § 00 required at sale. oy ‘ancing, &c., at purchaser's cot. Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise re-sale at risk and cost of aefau ting purchaser, after Sve days public Roti; eof such re-sale tn some newspaper pubushed in ‘ashington, D. C. ©. . GREEN, Syll-d&as Wl KING, O8.,§ Trustoce. MPHosAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 518, ON WASHINGTON STREET, HOUSE NUMBER 418, Under snd by virtue of a decree of the bares | On MONDAY, Court of the istrict of Columbi: passed on the; ‘lst day of May, A. D. 1883, in | quity No. 7.708, the undersigned Trustee will sell, ‘ut public auction, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, THE TWEN- TY-FIRST DAY OF JULY, A. DB. 1883, at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.. the following desc ibed real eat :te, si uste in the City Washinxto1 Dist ict of Columbia: Part of lots 34 and 25, of Kennedy and Webb's subdivision (recorded) of part of oriiual lot 1 in square 618, being the west six inches of said lot 25, and the east eleven feet six inches of said lot 24, front? in in all 12 feet by a depth ot eighty feet, improved by a two-story buick house, Terms of wale, a8 pr soribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in cesh, and the remdue in equal instalment payable in six, twelve and eizhteen. month after the day of sale, with interest at wx (6) bor gent. A deposit of fifty dollars will be required when the property ie struck off. Terme of eaie to be com Plied with in seven days from day of eal 3yl0-eouds FKEDEKICK KOONES, Trusteo, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL PROPERTY ON EASTSIDE NINTH (REET, BETWEEN BH AND I 8TREEIS NORTHWE! In pursuance ora decree of the Supreme Court of, the District of olumbia, passed the 7th day of April, A. D. 1883, iu equity canse 8,103, I shall sell ‘at public auction, in front of the premises, on i HURS- BAY, JULY NINES Fe a ‘N, 1883, at >IX O'CLOCK P, A., “*Lot numbered five (5), in square numbered four hundred ant tour (404), being the north side of aid Jot, supposed to trout about thirty-two (32) feet ten lo) inches on 9th street. northwest,” more iul y described in liber W. B. 65, fo:1o 69, of the land records of the Pistrict of Colunitia, toyether with the improvements thereon, consisting of alarxe frame dwelling house, No, Lerms of sale prescribed by the decree are. One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residi equal installments, bea gafter the day of sale, and spectively one and two: mecured Py a Hen upon the property. If the tern of 8a @ shall uot be fully complied w thin one week after the day of ssle, the Lrustes wil resel the property after one week’a notice in the Evening -tar. at the risk aud cost of the first purchaser. All conveyancing at the cost of the pi » -RLK. ELLIOT, Trust-e T, dy9-d&de 406 5th street northwest, LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF A ‘Ledice’ and Children's BATHING SUITS, at M. WILLIAN's, ‘7Cite Treviee, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue, I have succeeded in procuring afew more of thove JERSEY POLONAISE, In Biack and Garnet, for which it was imposible to supply the demand s few weeks ago. eT UGLASS', NINTH AND F_ 8TREETS.—GEN. Denes FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS. and DRAWERS, at $1.45 each. all xizes. ENGLISH LISLE. THREAD SHIRTS, all sizes, at $1 each. ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN SHI) TS, all Sizes, at SOc, cach, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, at 25c,, Yc 50: Te. $f 1.35, $1.50, all sizes, _ Genuine PEPPE! ELL JEAN DinawPny COT PANT SHAPs, and madeiti We snow manner, all sizea,a2 30c. each. NAINS:5R FEATHER Vestmenper al cia gD EAM aso wade tne Gory anner, at TS, each: “ENGLISH HU- STERY (Motiey-a) in - ‘@) fhe newert ‘at 50c. per price 750. K.& W. COLLA| fan: NEO WEAR, in new lish and Ap. s at 3a, CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING "ABLISH- MENT, 906 G street northwest. Thirty pat - barmiess, and your Seeas need Cesena te M*®s ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. FAMILY SUPPLIES. SUPERIOR CLARET WINS, $8.50 TO % DOZEN, Ginger Ale, Bottled Beer, Lime Juice, Fruft Syrups. . WITMER, 3y2. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. A’ THE PALACE MARKET. hi 1AM SELLING river's best Tomatoes, 8 1b. cans oe Corn aS fine Peaches. Best French Mushroom... uc. Spring Lamb, hind quartar . <Hbe. Ib. ++” fore quarters. ig Everything in the market at iowest market prices. FRANK J. TIBB TS, corner 14th and New York avenue, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! myl0 O0G SER RRR KER sss, OF RE £8 go Ke RRR Em Sgssq Ooo ERE EK Bgss8 5 S88 TITT RRR OE NN N aca £ T ae HAN NESS. cot EBay EB tua tt 8 BN 99 Ssss8 Tf Eee kt © la iS RN ude T E i & NN N OOOR! ReRP™E Tt dy NN RGCORE® PPLE E HAAG AEE oft EB RERELLLLUA AN NN 0CO KEES GGG 00 & ppp ERE NNN G@CG@OOL bp DE NNN So7 88 ban bot Be he GGG OO LLLL Dpv kee N NN HH HOO EO £ HUE OTE HOH OD Luu tun T WILr, ALWAYS MAKE BE, BREAD AND BISCUIT: Wholesale Dépot, corner let street aud Indiana avenue. Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. VAN RO REI , VEAL, MUTTON, ko. ther LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, £0. CORNED BREF Btalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, and 206 and 208 ‘Northern Liverty Market; oF Addsoes Box Tl, City Post Ottice. Marketing delivered freeaf charge to sDpartsof the city mar24 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. B. ELLEKY, DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRES3 SHIRT: GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, e 3112 F Srreer Nortawest, WASHINGTON, D. 0. fix of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. $12.00 Fix | xtra Fine Shirts to order «, 9.00 bux eine ‘Shirts to order. ...... 7.50 mil Tuoxursows SHIRT FACTORY AND NMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, Fine Dress Shirts to order a specialty. Six best Shirts for £13.50. Ready-made Shirts at following prices: Acmie, unfinished, 75 cts. ; finiehed, 90 cts,” Peerjoaa, finished, 65 cts. ; finished, 80 cta, ” Full line of Boy 1 Shirts. Fine assortment of Scarfe, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear. HOUSEFURNISHINGS., Evy Rernenarors ‘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, $028 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SA1E OF IMPROVED REAL PROP- ERTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST. Ap purmuanoe of @ deed of trust, bearins date the, 28th day of August, 1882, and recorded in Liber, number 1014, folio 25%, and by direction of the! party secured thereby Yahall el at public, suction, in ront of premises, on 2 TEENTH, at HALF-PAST SIX P.M,, all that certain ce or: arcel of ground and premises embraced and lescribed in the 1aetes and bounds follow! - ning for the same on 6th street cast at sp are: One-half of the purchase money PURCANSON BROB., TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, HOUSE No. 146 A STREET NORT! BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND EAST, A’ Virtue of a deed of trust recorded in liber No. ni tate 878, one of the land records for the Dis. ict of Columbia, we will sell on MONDAY, the! THIRTIEIH DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1833, at HALF- PAST SIX O'CLOCK P.M., infront of the premises, all that certain plece or parcel of land and premises sit- uate and in the City of Washington, District of Coiumbia, and known and istinguluhed aa and bei the eastern twenty (29) feet front! by the depth thereof Jot numbered twenty-two (22) of Widiams’ subdivision ‘seven hundred and twenty- dyS-tine, tudds pencancon BEOS., Auctioneers, iD LOT, HOUSE No. ‘AN. NORTH A STK BETWEEN FIKST errs AND BECOND STKE! in Liber, EAST, AT AUCTION, virtue of acleed of trust recorded OUT Tella St of tae laud reeeas frict of Columbia, we Dasronrns F: LUID, 2nd, best quality, of GASOLINE, as well as VAPOR STOVES, of different makes and allprices, constantly on hand.” ‘The most varied assortment in the city. REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- duced prices. SOCRING STOVES, RANGES, BRICK SETT and PORTABLE SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, FUR- NACES, a great variety. W. 8. JENKS & CO.. 308 ‘17 7th street northwest. EFRIGERATORS (IMPROVED MAKE), WAIT GOOLT RS aed STANDS, SEURING RACINE, an attowont pts, a GEO. WATTS, 314 Tth street, 5 doors above Penna. avenus. MEDICAL, ec. M ANHOOD RESTORED. pxhlottm of early fmprnaence, causing a21 Nervous De- Decay. etc., having tried in vain every known , has discovered # simple means Of wal which Sor wil send free to his fellow- sufferers. Address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New athe ia" * Jy10-tu,th&s CARD. ddreused enveN Station D. Now York City. M227 De Tomer See REE PO i jai ‘at 1245 7th streetnorthwest. Officehours Pins witiadesoulge Sy aor BS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FARE D ApHions and send sou to some sde-suow drug wind, who divide profits with the doctor. . ‘Those’ di Polsted of gure of private diecases anould consult Dr KOTHELS and GRAY, 906 B street southwest, Will turnishmedicine, guarantes « cure or bo pay. Thirty years’ experience. "je26-1m HE LADIES’ FRIEND-MOTTS HOMEO- pathic Pillsfor all female complaints. ol nd all diseases produced from irregularit. 8; m0 tanto i | former. THURSDAY --Enly 12, 1883. 2d Edition. Lal Trams to The Slr ‘The Situation at Concord. DECLINE ANSWERING THE ROLLINS LETTER, Coxcorp, N. H., July 12.—Messrs. Stevens, Mars- fon, Briggs and Patterson decline answering the collins letter, proposing that all five withdraw from the senatorial contest. A ballot at goon Is looked forward to with much tnterest, as the forces Of all the candidates seem inclined to scatter. — ee The American Rifle Team, THEIR SHOOTING IN ENGLAND TO-DAY. Lonpon, July 12—The members of the American Tifle team’ to-day fired at the 800, 900 and 1,00-yard ti ‘The total scores were: Pollard, 80; Adler, Bd, 18; Der Seon oe Be “Bul, 614 Paul 73; Dr. is lan, 79 auld- ing: 78: Lieut. Walter Scott, 3; Gash, 88; ab- beth, 78; Hinman, Shakespeare, 69; Brown, 77; Smith, 58 ‘The average scores were very high, considering that the weather was unfavorab) ‘The screw wind gauge was used, SS General Foreign News by Cable. DEATH FROM CHOLERA. ALEXANDRIA, July 12—Thirty-fve death 00- curred at Damletta during the the twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock this morning. ANOTHER IRISH INFORMER. Dvsiix, July 12—Patrick Hanlan, one of the Men arrested for participating in the murder of ‘Mrs. Smythe, in April of last year, has turned in- THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUB. Dustin, July 12—At a meeting last night of the Irish National League the receipt of 2,000 pounds, from Australia, was announced. Mr. Sexton, M. P., for county Sligo, in a speech said England ‘had learned by her short encounter with American politicians on the pauper emigration question that ir there was to be a clearance of Ireland It would not be the Irish people who would have to go. THE FRENCH DOINGS IN MADAGASCAR. Loxpon, July 12.—The French government has telegraphed to Madagascar for details of the pro- ceedings of Admiral Pierre, complained of by Mr. Gladstone in the house of commons yesterday. During the session of the house of lords this after. noon Lord Granville, foreign secretary, sald that he had reason to believe that the French govern- ment were willing to do what was right in the matter, IRREPRESSIBLE MR. BRADLAUGH. Loxpox, July 12—The speaker of the House of Commons has written to Mr. Bradiaugh informin; him that he will be excluded from the House untl be engages not to attempt to take the oath in dis- regard to the resolution of the House. Mr. Brad- laugh has made a reply declaring that the action of the House in his case was illegal Hesays he Will endeavor to take his seat in obedience to the law, and if he is expelled he will appeal to the electors in his constituency. THE FRENCH-ENGLISH UNPLEASANTNESS. Lonpon, July 12—The correspondent of Reuter’s Telegram company at Paris says the French gov- ernment has not been informed of the conduct in Tamatave of Admiral Plerre, referred to by Mr. Gladstone in the house of commons yesterday. —— The Piuve and the Gray. New Yore, July 12—General John Newton, President of the Society of the Army of thé otomac, has been tnvited to attend the ‘re-union of Parson’s cavalry brigade (confederate) at Dallas, Texas, on ‘August 6'b, and respon to the toast “The Boys Who Wore the Blue.” The president of the society, W. G. Veal, says: “Our reunion 1s not to rrel, but to meet as brothers, bury all the unpleasant recollections of the past, and unite heart and hand in the welfare of our great nation for all time to come.” Two Murdcrous Ruffians Lynched. Mayview,CoL., July 12—Yesterday Dennis Hag- arty and Henry’ Dowling, two desperados, met James Lynn and a Swed three miles from town. They shot Lynn and beat the Swede with aclub, and they robbed them both of the few dollars they possessed. Hagarty and Dowling were arrested in the evening and locked up, but were afterwards taken from ja!land bung by citizens, Lyna and the Swede will both die. — Wall Street To-day. THE STOCK MARKET A LITTLE STRONGER. New York, July 12—The Post's flnanclal article says: The stock market was dull during the fore- noon, and much less active than during the same hours of yesterday. The fluctuations of prices were slight, but the market showed more strength than yesterday, and the net result of the fore- noon’s business’ was a fractional advance of i 10 3 on the general Ist. Denver, however, was Tather weak, and declined % to 42%, which was lower than the lowest price of yesterday. Lacka- wanna and the Northern Pacific were aiso rather weak at the opening, but afterward recovered and Were firm at to % higher than the close yester- Ye eee The Markets, BALTIMORE, July 12.—Virginia Gs, deferred, 9; Dew ten-forties, $3; uew threes, 52% bid to-day. BALTIMORE, July 12.—Ootton dull—middling, 10. Flour quiet, and unchanged. Wheat—eouthern firmer and active; ‘western dull and higher for lat: o; tom southern red, 1.10al.1 jo. amber, 1.12a1.18; No. 2 western winter, red, apot, 1.13% aaked; July, 1, bid; Augu 1.15%a1. 1 September. ‘1.15421. 15: October, 1.17a1.17's; November, 1.1881.194. Gorn. southern quiet and higher; weetern steady and dul sine ae os cS selOw, rarer me Soe mix apot, 57 39x: ful Ex ; Aurust, So bid; September, iss; October, 61ab334: steam 52253. Cats higher and strong—southern, 40nd! western white, 4145; do. mixed, 40a42; Penns]. vania, 40a45. "Rye quiet, 65468, Hay firm, without hange. Provisions quist and’ upchanged, “Butter 1—western packed, 8al6; creamery, 18323. Baye » loal6. Petroleum nominal. Colfee quiet—tio cargoes ordinary to fair, 8iga9's. Sugar firm—A soft, 8: copper :efluel quiet, 143. Whisky stealy, 1.16: altit.. Preights to Livetpoot per etesiner an ‘Rece pta—flour, 1,279 barrels; wheat, 32,000 bus! corn, 14,000 bushels; oate, 1,000 bushels; rye, 200 bushel: | Shipments—corn,” 9,000 bushels, Sales— wheat, 107,000 bushels; co 000 bushels, ‘The Brackets Omitted. WHAT HAS COME OF AN ERROR MADE IN PRINTING A * LETTER. The New York Tribune to-day published a dis- patch from Washington stating that it 1s expected that the Postmaster General will make some care- ful inquiries to ascertain, if practtcable, whether any of the present subordinate officers of his de- partment have been derelict in their official duties in respect to the lotterycompantex. The dispatch says that some color of probability ts given to ru- mors that the late Postmaster General was de- ceived by subordinates respecting the legal status of the Louisiana lottery company by the fact that in the Correspondence between, Postinaster General Howe and Representative Robertson, of Louistana, last year, two letters from the Post A Office department contained what purported to be a citation of section 3,894 of the Revise Statutes. ‘The first words of this section were quoted as fol- lows: “No letter or circular concerning ileal 10t- terles, so-called gift concerts,” &c., although that entities ace since July 12, 1876, contained the word “tilegal.”” A reporter of THE STAR was to-day shown both the record book and the copy book containing the letter above referred to, and saw that the word “Illegal” was enclosed in brackets, just as it 1s in the statute which was quoted. The letter, as printed in the Congreasional omits the brackets and leaves the word “illegal” standing as a part Of the statute. The reason that it is printed in the sore see tretaes oor eee oe ing all ant word was for erly in the statute. —————+e- —____ PsooRess QF WORK ON THE PENSION BUILDING. Gon. M. C. Meigs, the engineer in charge of the work of erecting the new Pension office, reports to the Secretary of the Interior that durt the month of June the outside walls of the eout! front have been raised tothe silisor the first Story. Good progress has been made with the other parts of the building. The amount disbursed ‘Was $22,163.06. Total expenditures $119,713.75. ‘TURNED OVER TO THB MaRins Hosrrrat SEn- vicg.—The barge Selden, formerly belonging to the National board of Health, has been turned over to the Marine hospital service, and will be ‘used in Hampton Roads if occasion requires, Commissions were issued to-day to John T. Byrd, postmaster at Pastoria, Va.; P. Ailstock, Victoria Mines, Va.. and R. N. Ward, Atkins’ Tank, Va. ‘No YELLOW Feven on THE VANDALIA—Assist- ant Surgeon Glennan, of the Marine hospital ser- ‘vice, stationed at Norfolk, Va.,has reported by tl to the \ emugin pep yrninfin Vandatla,t2 in and there is no fever aboard. The nope case ‘ot yellow fever isa H of CHANGES aT THE Navy-yarp. the i i rea i ii Equalizing Asceements. CHANGES MADZ BY THE BOARD. The board of equalization and assessments, at their meeting Friday last, July 6th, made their ‘est alteration in their books increasing the rate of assessment on block 3, Meridian Hill, from 8 to 10 cents per square foot.’ July 7th increase of as- s-ssinents were made In squares S72, 973, 676, 977, 992, 994, 999 and 1001. ese increases were sade without reterence toany appeals being made. July Sth an increase of assessments was made on squares 629, from 70 to 8 cts ; 690 and 715, from 83 =] $1, and x arene es ye byt a —| of square juares 711, 7 7 an: 36 Vabout ‘one-third ue Stace assessed. July | 10th changes were made in square 114, Increasing assessments about one-third. July 11 the board reduced the assessment on lot 3, Square 690, from 60 to 45 cents, and decreased he assessment on improvement ‘from $30,000 to $25,000; improvem-nt on lot 1, same square, In- creased trom $10,000 to $18,000; Tots located on al- ley reduced from $609 to $500; lots 40 to 46 in- clasive, in square 167, improvements changed from $17,000 to 815,000. On 18th and Jéth strects, from Boundary to L_ streets, tncludivg a por- {ton of Vermont and Massachusetts avenues, the aggessment has been increased nearly 88 per cent under protest of Mr. Harkness, the assessor who made the assessments. Pereons who are interested should examine the rates = oy! ‘upon the feld ‘Dooks of the assessor, and which are now open to inspection at the cmon on 4 street. | Bianks for appeal can be had at the office, filled up there and filed before the board. ‘CLamtNe — Damages FOR AN AssAUvLT.— Messra. Chase Roys and John &. Moss, for Win. 8. Balley, entered suit against Bryan Downing, allas Bernard Downey, for $5,000 for injuries plainuft claims to have received in an assault at the hands of defendant on July at Anacostia, ec fesins helo CLOSING THE CRIMINAL TRIALS. —To-day, about Jo'elock, pigirict Attorney Corkhill announced to the Criminal Court that all the Jail cases in which the parties desired a trial were concluded, and that there was no further use of the jury now. The court remarked that this fact spoke well for the management of the criminal business, and thank- tng the jurors discharged them till ber 8th. siesta A BUILDING AssocraTION RestRAINED PROM Seu ING a Lor.—Henry Conradis to-day, by Mr. Leon Tobriner, fied a billin equity ageiast John Wal- ter, Jr..'M. Ruppert, trustecs of Washington bufiaing assoctation, No. 6, and others, to resteala the sale of north halt of lot 10, sq. 514." A tempo- rary restraining order was made by Judge Janes ee Not THR Paup'nomme Hopsens.—Detective Cox ed to ® STAR reporter Unis afternoon that the published statement that the two alleged burglars, ue and Burns, tallied with the description o} the men who did the Prad’homme job, was utterly incorrect, for those men were young. The boy who was driven out of the yard by the Prud- homme robbers was taken to see Logue and Burns, and stated that they were not the men. Other persons looked them over and came to the same conclusion, TRANSFERS OF Reat Estate.—Deeds 1n fee have been Mlga as follows: J. R. Edson et al. to John O Cole, p& 8, sq. 116: $—. “KR. S, Cox to Olivia M Freebus, pt. ——, Georgetown (on Fayette st.) $—. AF. Bulley to Marcia L. Eulout, tot 11 and Pt 10, sq. 847; $—. Eliza Barry et al. to Margaret O'Leary, pt. '36, sq. 500; $500. N. Callan toc. F. McCarthy, lot 10, sq. 218; $—. Mary A. Holmeai et al. to W. A. Johnson, lots 7, 8, 17 and 18, sub. of Holmead estate; $2,700. Same to Alice C. Palmer, lots 9 to 16, do. ; $6,855 31. W. B. Lor}, executor, to A. E. Wurd-man, pt. 14, sq. 400; $2.700. R. E. Mor- ris to N. Wilson, pt, 26, lots 27 and 28, eq. 24; $—. F.C. Adamsetal. to W. M. Hodges, lots 16, 19 and 21, sq. 24;$—. W. M. Hodges to N. Wiison,same erty; $3,282.90 and encumbrance. W. B. Lord v. Lord, hie “9, f18 and sub. lots 1 and 2, 5g. 516; $3,000. J. W. Eslin to A. A. Lipscomb, trustee, lots 24 to 33, Johnson’s sub. pt, Mt Pi and sub. lots 17 and 18, sq. 511; lot 4, sq. 19, and lot 1, sq. 617; $—. 'W. B. Eslin to same, seme roperty; $—. James @. Payne to John Lee Davis, lot 43, sq. 115; $4,250. G.W. Cochran, trustce, to ¥. H. Burns, pt, §, <q. 455; $13,050. Hannah A. Gray to W. H. Chappilear, pts. 49 and 50, Hol- mead’s addition to Georgetown: $——. A. R. Me- Chesney et al., trustees, to J.W.Payne, pt. 1, block 3, roaa and, Browns ‘sud. Plowsunt Plain’, &.; ANT, Key, pote ¥ to Rosa C. Mitchell, pt. 174, Pras ther’s sub. MU. Pleasant; $1,600. Harriet Elwell to Charlotte P. Eiwell, pt. 32, sq. 197; $1,909. Same to Rebecca H. Elwell, pt. saine propery: $1.90. Jos, Orange to & Costell, pt. 18, sub. Sq. 767, $400. Jas. M. Johnson to L. P. Shoemaker, one-tourth intere Get dots Sand 6, sub. sq. 1:9; 's1,s75. Elizabeth Hessler et al, to’ @. F. Davison, "pt. 17, sq. 964 $226.92. J. G.’ Payne to H. D. Manley, jot 44, 115; $4,250. W. W. Boyoeet al, toc. C. Willard, lots $ 10 10, sq. 241; $27.911.95. Jas. Boudren to Dr. W. P. Cowl, pt. 1, 3a. 809; $3.00, Dr. W.P.Cowl t6 Jas, Boudrein, pt. 25, sq. ‘80; $4,500." C_8. Carter to T. B. Ferguson, ots 104, 105 and 110, sub <q. 212; $908.61." P. H. Heller, to H. Baltz, pt. 1, blick & ‘Todd & Brown’s sub. Mt. Pleasant, &<.7 $600. L: A. Wood et al. to Anna Hoesch, pt 18, sq. 949; $375. James C. McConnell to Justus Schneider, lot 9, sq. 262; $2,934.80. Geo. Thomas et al. to Marla Wester mayer, pt.2 block 7, Todd & Brown's sub. Mt. Picasant; $1,600. B. W. Seeley to Duncan Thomp- $4,350. W. A. Gordon, trustee, ily, trustee, lots § and 4, block Mt Pleasant; $3.587.60. A. H. McChesney to Emma V. McGraw, part 1. biock 7, T. & B'ssub Mt Peasant: $1,850. Josephine B. Kdones to G0. Nolte, parts 17'and 18, sq. south of sq. 516; $1,900. Euanuel Jackson to John Schon, paris C und’D, sub sq. 393; § | Howe, form: Death im the Serm. 4 TORNADO WRECKS THE TOWN OF COLDIER, Eavnan, A telegram to the New York Herald trom Kan ‘sas City, Mo., July 11th, says: The town of Holler, Situated on the line of the Kansas Central ratiway about sixty miles west of Leavenworth, in Kansas Was last night partially demolished by a tornada. The business portion of the city was destroyed and ten persons killed and wounded. During the day @ hot wind had been blowing from the prairie, Dut about six o'clock dark clouds formed In the Southwest, and later $he heavens were lit up by continuous lightning. Shortly before ten o'clock P. m. the clouds grew diacker, utes a terrific tornado broke a the town, com. ing from the southwest. ‘Two farm houses were Orst torn down, and then a path was cut by the Wind through the center of the town, Fifteen resi- denoes and business houses on the east side of Main street were lteraliy scattered broadcast, From thence the wind seemed to Jump over two Diocks, and then again wrecked four houses, one of them containing W. Owens and family. Mra Owens and an tnfant child were instantly killed, the last named being carried some distance from the house. In the mat Portion of the town, Where the wreck was worst, Mra. A. Walters, Mra H. Channel and a Mr. Harper were also killed and many wounded. Mr. Channell and Mr. Walters, whose wives were killed, were both badly wount about the head, the last named fatally. George Simpson and Frank Harper were also badly in — loss, aside from life, is placed at ———_+e.___ The Tewksbury Tronble. GOV. BUTLER GORS OFF IN 4 ‘HUFF. At aprivate meeting of the Tewksbury almst house comunittee yesterday a question arose on d- ‘viding the remaining time so as to give Mr. Brown an opportunity to reply to the rebuttal evidence of Gov. Butler. The latter protested earncstly, ‘saying too much time had already been wasted in arguing on Mr. Brown’s objections. He hoped the legislature would allow the committee to goon at itsietsure. ‘The chairman reminded htm that he, {Da recent message to that body, had said the purposes of the investigation had been accom. plished. The governor vigorously maintained his Fight to the remaining time, and Muaily lett in rather an excited state, s: aying the committee could do as tt pleased, bul he would be heard elses where, It was then Yoted to close the evidence to-night, leaving Friday at the disposal of counsel, ————+e-. News Bricfs. ‘The New York Worta States that Mre, and Mr. Gebhart has created a sensation Branch by living in a palace car there seek! ng quorters tn a hotel ag was ex Bishop Elder, coadjutor of the a bisbop, Was the celebrant of the requiem mat over the remains of Archbishop Purcell yester- day , and Bishop Gilmore delivered the eulogy. The Philadelphia (Pa.) grand jury yesterday re- turned indicunents against Robert B. Morrill, chief auditor, and James 8 Smith, A. T. Goodman and Martin W. Culp. clerks, charge with emb:z- ziement while in the employ of the gas trust. A conference to consider ‘nprovencnts of the Mississippl river met in St. Louls yesterday, Twenty cities were represented. Jury in the case of John R. & verdict of death from & pistole ‘The Baltimore MeGutre rendered shot at the hands of James Clinton, al Harry Gaskins was accessory. ion Capt. James Hunter and Lieut. Robert MeMule len, of the salvation army at Bridgeport, Conn., yesterday, were found guilty of breach’ of thé Peace, and fined $10 exch and costs. Major Andrew J. George, for a number of years aclerk tn the Baltimore criminal court, was pre- S:nted by the grand jury for tampering with wit- esses in a lottery policy case. The Russian refugee colony in Charies county, Md., has proven a fallure, and the colonists ay ailretured to Baitimors and gone to making clgat A man who died at the residence of Dr. J. FF. Carter, near Ricumond, Va., from an overdose of morphine, has been identified as Thomas Baker, Heutenant of the Porismouth police, who had Deen missing since the 24h of April last In the New York Soldiers’ Home yesterday, a dozen witnesses, principally Inmates, testified ab to aileged cruvities, ineuMclency ot medical attendance, inferior too, and sick men being required to work on pain of ‘dismissal ee Langtry at Lor Instead clea. ased arcl MRS. SCOVILLE STARVING.—Mra Frances Marie ly Mrs. Frances Scoville, appeared | in Judge Moran’s court, Chicago, yesterday mobn- ing with her youngest ‘daughier, Bertha, and her Litest attorney, Mr. Simeon W. King, to press her {catton for alimony from her former husband, George Scoville. Judge Moran was busy, and sald | that he could not hear the parties till Saturday mnoruing. Mr. King pieaded, although his cleats plump form was present tn court, that she was absolutely starving, and argued that she should be at once relieved.” ‘The case went over, however, unUl Saturd. DIED CASEY. On Wednentay, m.. of Urasiuia, Mra. KAT Caney, at the Loche: weet. 11th, (188% et 420 p ~, wife of Martin ¥. Al House, No, 512 Ninth street north: ‘The remains will bo taken to Boston, Mase., 2 day evening, 9°50, for interment. bitin x A. Eckloff to Mary A. Leese, part 6, sq. 525; —— THE NEW YORE STOCK MARKRT. Fnetonow rer axe the ovening and closing prices ci the New York Stock Market to-aay, as reporved byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th strest. Name, ole Jame, aye Cen. Pacific...| 7475 75 jNor. & Wes p.| 40% ._... Ches. & Ohio.:| 174 .....|North Pac ....| 49% a9 Do. Ist pref.) 283 22.72!" Do. pref...."| 854 Bary Do. 2d pret.:| 213g --.22|Northwest..._|130% 181 CCC. & 1.12) 72°| 73" \ont. & west. Col. Coal. 28%) 30 Oregon Tras. 1255125 Pec. Mail -| 43") 42%) Peo. D. & 3615, 36 |Readti 9532 95%'St. Paul 132 t. Paul pret. 5 St P. &Omahal 44% 45 | 51% Do. pret...../104 103% $034 914y'Texas Pac .1..] 26%) 364 M.K. & 7. Mo. Pacific .. .|1084 1024) Wab. Pac. 204 2045 Union Pac 93%) WA By 2 % 43 S2iq! 82 N. J, ventral. -| 86% 867,/Wab. Pac, p’ + Central (1174 11755! West. Union. The Courts, CRIMINAL CovRT, Judge Wrlie. To-day,Francis Leonapd,ualicensed bar(appeal), pleadet guilty; fined $105.’ Benj. Thomas, assault appeal), pleaded gullty, and fined $10. Win. L. Hiey. policy; not gullty. | Elward Lilly, larceny (eppeal), guilty; six months in Jail. Pouice Court—Juage Snell, To-day, Jumes Campbell, Moses Winters, John Smith, colored, and Michael Shandley, for being loud and boisterous, were each fued $5 or 15 ays. —— es A Fatal Waterspont. PETERSVILLE, ONTARIO, OVERWHELMED BY A FLOOD—PEARPUL LOSS OF LIFS. A telegram to the New York Herald trom Lon- don, Ont, July 11, says:—A terrible disaster oc- curred in the Thames river valley, around this | H street, Mre. ISABELLE CRUMP. On Thursday, July 12, 1883, at fifteen minntes to 8 o'clock a. m., after @'long and painfal Ulnees, which he Lore with’ christian fortitude, CAB LISLE F. CRUMP. in the fifty-first year of his age. Sleep on loved one. released from your With dear ones in heaven forever to Tule ‘The fixcht has been hard, but the victory won, And thou dwellest with God and the Saviour Hix Son. His Wire. Funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 623 Maryiand avenuo southwest, on Saturaay, Ju {ath, at 2 o'clock p.m. Friends and relatives invite to attend. DAVIS, On Thursday, July 12th, 1883, at the roxt- Sharies KE. ‘Haguer, 1400 Sregeck ber son-in-law, Deca i AVIS, ict Thos, I."Davis, of Georzetown. — Notioe of funeral to-morrow. . KIENY, At 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, July 11, 1 MICHAET, MAw TN bifant child of \lerietian oak Maryaret A. Kien: seven weeks, an pines monk Jatives ss onrely ‘ea on nd ‘uperal, Trom parents’ reideuc y. Jul 13, at four o'clock pm Rie - oy MEREDITH. Of heart isense, at 7-99 o'clock Wed- nesday morning, July ith, 1883, after a sovere fl inde PHILUPE NEEDLES aged Ute ae ee ude LIPPE Mt “sik ‘bora in Georgetown, D. C. sid . Dearest father thou hath left me, I thy loss most deeply feel; But "de God who hath berett me, He oan all my sorrows heal. Br His Davenren, Susie Meneprre. His funeral will take place from his sister's residence, No, 118 Sixteenth street northwest, Kunday, at two ck prompt. Fiieude and trlatives are reapectany. Interment at iiarmonial, wi On Thursday, July 12th, 1883, at 4:30, m., MARY PALME, aged forty-tive years. Funeral Saturday, at 3-90, from No. 1406 Pennayiyas Bia avenue. Friends and relatives invited to attend, * PRATT. July 11, 1883, at iock Enon, Springs, ROB. city, this morning. Last evening at six o'clock a storm broke, which lasted until three o'clock a.m. attended by incessant heavy rain, lightning of Startling vividness and thunder which broke like a thousand parks of artillery. The night was one Of terror and dismay, but toward morning the res- idents of the flats west of the city traversed by the River Thames were overtaken by ‘@ datastrophe which is probably ited in thie province Drising about stztorn Banana souls fenly al en! Srerw! olmed with a torrent, causati a tremen- dous cloud burst sume dozen miles up the country. The water rolled down tn one reststless wave, rais- ing the river to twelve feet above ordinary flood mark and destroying about two hundred awell- ings. It ts supposed that there is a great loss of Iie, as Oty persons remain unaccounted for, The damage done will not be leas than $500,000. Mise Militer’s Assailant. From the New York Times, to-day. - A negro, supposed to be the one who assatled ‘Miss Rebecca Miller on North Broadway, Yonkers, on Monday evening, was captured yesterday by Roundsman Heary J. Quinn and Patrolman John Redding, of that . The miles south of the point i ERE BRADLEY, due of the twin sous of 8. and Jalia T. : j alia 7. Pratt. wed seven and oue-half mouths, PROVEST. In Philadel 10th, 1! MATILDA PROVENT. tila daughter a ee hve Back: ard and Eizabeth Vermillion of crfolk, Va. va! UNDERTAKERS. RINUR ROONEY & GO., UNDERTAKERS AND A‘PMpaL Mens oss oF day, from our ‘711 7th street. ($22 ABTHUB ROONEY, GAMES BELLE “B UOHL x's UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 Pewnsrivanna Avenve N.W. ‘Telephone 2 ue ‘between 34314 x atrects. ua Bn danld Loox Ocr Fos Fovara Juz. Received on consignment a lange assortment of ‘THE UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS! FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES, FANCY PAPER LANTERNS, FLAGS—ALL SIZES, Wholssale and Retail st the Lowest Markot Price at CH. RUPPERT'S, Ros. 403 and 405 7th strest northwest. 28 FOR $2. $30,000 FTY-EIGHTH POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING it 90. parierice antewst ee ee ee See Se of prises fot