Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1883, Page 3

ae FINANCIAL. AT TROUB? by Cal AUTON this pre: and safe de. re ame tore likey to as F plan. O0 CTAL attention © obtaining CORRECT HLS information regarding our various city aritics, spl are prepared at ali times to answer inqui- regar ing same, HARRY ¢. TOWERS & C0., BA? KEXS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, my3t 4420 F STREET NORTHWEST. pet STOCK TELE #RAPH WIRES PRT WEES WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMO} H.W. DODGE, Bonds, Stecds ord Tnvestrie ‘ela om «ou Bo. 199 “frm STREET, (CORCORAN EUILDING,» 4ec10) for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (/ Broapwar. New Yorx. Pere one eremertion homens ana ents an namente- | wen tr S- Freeives . Ehitatetchin, S York, Bs Tont New Yors 1e per cent comm taie t telewraph wires to orders tations of stocks urtiinue the Markes received th bon STEAMERS. (KT? G_EMAN LLoyp— Steansue Live Eerweew New Tore, Havan, Loxvox. SOUTHAMPTON aND BREE. The etes:.0ts of this company will ai EVERY WED- XEsb SATCEDAY from Bremen pier, foot Of 94 street. Hoboken, “Kaies of passowe: From’ New re Londo, Fouthampton and Bremen, ob; second estin, $60, steerage, $30; pre. $22. For freiehtor pasace Bowling Green, New CO., vee Penns) atia whet Jatt NOTIC.. LANE KOUTE. SBF CUNARD STEAMS!1P COMPANY LIMITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL © ALLIN ORK HARBOR. FROM Pie. 2 vEW YORK ten di Aurama .. .¥ 15. oe Servia ma a tha An sage—$80 and $100, according to accomi- t very low rates. Kteerage tickets from Li Quecustown and ali other partwof Europe ‘Throuci bills of laden given for, Belfaat, Gl Havre, Ar twery aud other ports ou the Continent Sey Medi: ranean ports, mae zuia aud passaze apply at the Company's oM7ce, 1 Green, or beth steerace and cabin t QrES be eu 8 Co, te The steced, Weshluxtou, ViRNON HB. BROWN & CO., ew ¥ Messrs. O1'S BIGE 605 Th street, We ROTTERDAM, AMST lage. full peaerel, Cisde-beit ef this Line, AVS FEDAM. KC ND. W Sussex eirret. Jersey Ci ESDAX for Rotterdam my ans's Pier, fos 4. Tevwlariy every W nd Xm-terdan apie est Pp 10 THE N EOUBL: BTLEL KA NSYLVANTA ROUTE H, WkoT, AND SOUTEWES SPLENDID. . MAGNIFICENT oe FPFECE JU Y Sr, 1883. Teams byvvs WastiNGron. Fuoa starloN Or -ixtH aND B stkeitm as FOLU Bor Pitt-bure and the West, « biesgo Lit of Pelae Siceping Cars at 9:30 a. 90 am. daily, with sleepin Harristmirg to Cine nnadl. "Western sxprest 7) p. mu., daily. a Faiace.Cars to Pittsbur» and Ciucin- Beti. Also, connects, except Saturdays, for Chica- ge. via Commbus and ©. St. L. & PRR, with Sleeping Car Chicavo. Mi: Pxpres sttsburg ‘and the Wet. wi nagton to CDi MAC RATLROAD. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, Satuetay, with Palace jon to Canandsixua, and Harrisburg to wt, Luck Haven and Elmira, at 9:30 except Sunday. nd the Fart, 6:00a, m.. 10:/0a. m., 50 and 10:20». m. "On Sunaay, 4°20, Op m. Lonited Express of Pullman 0 a. ma. daily, except Sunday. Pee 1-30 p. m. every week day. ay, 4:20 p.m. yu, N.¥., all thromwh trans conueet at ty with boats of Brooklyn Annex, afford- we Ye 280. 4:20, Wand 10:20). m. For i. ye’ Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Aur sy 6:40a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except WIA AND FRFDERICKSBURG RAIL- office, northeast cor- Pennsyiveui= avenue and at the be eit for the checking of sien fron: hotels and re-1¢ CHAS. § Be AND OHIO RAILROAD. SHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE BETWeEN THE FAST AND TH SHINGION ACK! J4\S2¥ COUPLER! efiect SUNDAY, MAY 13th, 1883. from station, Coruer ol New Jersey Louisville and St. Louis 15 a. m., 10:10 p.m. with ce Sleeping Cars to above s WS a. m. daily to Chicaro. Ceveland snd Detroit at 8:30. m. laily #40 p. m. is a solid train to Pitts- x Care attache A Detroit via Monroeville, 10:15 am. it. per for De. Poiiadelphis aut New York at 8:10 a. m. my. and 9:40 p. m. daily, ig Careattached. PT Oauyswith 5, 6:30, 6:40, 7:45. 8:10, 9 ‘2. 2.35, 3, 3:30, 4:30, con Washington and Baltimo: 10 patie, 3220. on ch, 7:43 ry. et 5:45 p.m. 830 am except Sum KS Uam., 10:15am. and 4:45 pt Sunday oMtaunt ‘ aly except Sunday, 5:45 S gts, the West datiy, 6:20, 7:35a.m., leiphia, 2-55, 8:30 a.m. D-m.; Sunday, saily from mm Station, 619 and 1351 bawgawge to be checked and received a} NTS, M, of T., Baltimore. K LORD, Geén'l Passenger Agen! Cosz Asp Woon. Wg, ave oust received a large lot of Bakers PINE 0 COAL of superior quality for WOOD; also fresh mie domestic use, all of wich we — ch we offer at lowest ‘Ibe attention of ‘consumers is reapectf apis au iuspecucn of omstodk. et @ STEPHENSON & BRo., mis 7th at. wharf end 12th st. and aP. ave. Aisi | arance | | UNE COUPE: ONE w York and | _ on the | in these cites avd reperted back | A Bends and in- | « Aol) ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGION | | anit: avenue, corner 14th -treet, where oriers | WOOD AND COAL. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. To HOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. ERY HANDSOME PA NDUW ASD COHN 3 < AND DINING ROOM i GETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSOKIMENT OF HOU EHULD GOODS, ALSO, 300 LARGE SIZE IMPORTED LINEN SALT SACKS. ALSO, To COVER ADVANCES, MADE BY BRIDGET, 1 z OTHER (Wa- GONS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, AT AUC- ON: At my auction rooms SATURDAY, JULY FOUR- TLE NTH, ish at TEN O'CLUC The Carrisges will be soid at bad AA 12: ypuemas DOWLIN ACK HORSE, § YEARS OLD, SOUND. IND AND ‘t}E—WELL SUITED FOR COUPE USE—AT AUCTIC At my auction rooms SATURDAY, JULY FOUR- TEL TH, sts, at TWELVE O'CLOC DOWLING, A uenones Feb! SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME, OT, ON RIDGE STREET, jf ULANY BIFTH AND M AND N lecd of trust, dated the first day. d aniy iecorded in Liber 844, the !and records for the District and by direction of the party scctured ie xiymed Trustees will cell, oa SATUR- OAS ty, the | PAY. SULY POULT -ENTH, 1585, at SIX O'CLOCK front of the premises: the following proverty, ext of jut 6, a pact of square 513, unproved by & fortable fou a frame dwelling, Ineated ae the resi:tue in two equal tam, With holes bears dby a de \aner's cost; time of sale. JOHN CONNEI, Trustees. _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. . For Cc DLONTAL Bescu AND CLARK'S WHARF Ss | leave Fecry wharf SATURDAY, Jaly 14, 4:30 p. m., | Lays SACH, returning Sunday 4:30 p. m. resh venta on board. J11-3t worn a8 far as Beal's Nomini, Howard, Coburn and Stoue’s; returning ciuy all river landings. 7 a m., Lancaster, Bluff Point, Beol’s Nomini, Abel's and Leonardtown; returning THUESDAY, making all river landings. FRIDAx, 7 a m., Currioman, Howard, Coburn, Abelis, stone's and Leonardtown; returning SATUR- DAY, makinw all river landings, Fare, each way, 25 centa. 429 WTEAMER ARLOWSMITH S ‘Leaves 7th treet wharf at7 a. m. for POTOMAC BIVER LANDIEGS, snecting with Baltimore and Ghio R. R. at 'Shep- va" also, at Alexandria with 7:30 a. m. Ferry Boat m Waslinston. Cn Mondays for Nomini and inter- tint- landings, returning i uesdays. On Thursdays for Currtoman, Nominj. St. Clement's Bay, wharves and intermediate landings, returning Fridays. On Sat- urdays fer Currioman, Leonardtown and intermediate landings, returning Sidaye. J. B. PADGETT. Agt., ©. W. RIDLEY. Man. ‘th st. wharf, Washin, 50 CENTS EACH WAY. POINT LOOKOUT, FORTRESS MONROE AND jORFOLK. z ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT PUINT LOOKOUT. Close connection with trains for OCEAN VIEW. PALACE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE, Teaves 6tn street wharf, terminus of 7tn and 9th atrec MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ai F-m., and SATU i ‘Trip, af6:30 pam about 6 jock. Rejhnection with steamer for Boston, New York and ichinend. tiel ts and fatercoms securea at general office, Na- fan Bank, 613 15th street. dels POPULAR ST DAILY LINE!” UNIT! MAIL! S"EAMFRS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR! TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT. "To Norfolk. 31.00} Piney Point and Round Trip. 1.30) Point Lookout...... 50c. Round Trip....22710 11.00 segitt-class accommodation cannot be furnished tor lens. et wharf daily, except Sunday, xcursions a special] feature. Return ‘ets good on either Leary or Excelsior. eri Xclusive connection with the Boston end Providence Freixht received daily until 5 p.m. £,,0! HUDGINS, Gen. Supt, WM. P. WELCH, Agent.“ — M VERNON! MT. VERNON!! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Zeaves 7th street wharf daily (excert Sunday) for Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock a. m. ; returning reaches Wasbing- ten sbout 3:30 p.: 330 aaa L. L. BLAKE, Captain. PeTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘The steamer SUF. Capt. W. C. Geoghesan, leaves wharf, foot of Ti street, every SUNDAY, M Stephenson's at4 o'clock p. m., for Baltimore and River Landings. Neturning, leayet Baltimore every FRIDAY at § o'clock P. ‘All accommodations strictly first-class. Hiver freight must bo prepaid, and will be received on SALURDAYS only: STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, mi6-6m ‘7th street wharf and 12th et. and Ps. ave. IP}BE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING ton om Scndays, Tuestays and Thursdays, at 7 clock a.m., for Potomac River Landings. Lands at Grinder’s wilarf Sundaysand Tuesdays down, Wednes- dsysup. Brept’s wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays RR SOG Mondays and Wednesdays up. | Mattox Creek (destination) Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Packages reevived and information given at. of 3. IEF, 328 end 1114 Penasylvania ‘th street wharf. MPLETE SEWING MENT THIS SIDE OF ys OM band ATL ACT EDLES for any AE EELS, andevery- thing that is required for the proper working of sewin machines. Our keyairiug D ent ix the most com pete tn the ity, having = for repaltinwal! kinda of sewing Ines at short notice an:l lowest pi Aun iood ues for rent. The New Hartford s Machine, the izhtest running and best mach. Call and kee it. Orders by mail prop : at OPPENHEIMER’S, Machine and Fashion Kooms, 2s th street, St. Cloud Buildinz. Bazar Paper Fashions. Je8 ACHINE, we highest mechan- oat silent, lightest arm Jlock-stitch machine ever All movements made of the finest steel. No to thread, neither has itt shuttle. We sell only lass new improved machines of different makes. Tse! GM bs ical authorities aa the running and hishes | We guarantee the finest assortment, tmoxp responsioitey and lowest prices. No outside agents, First-class ma~ Shives for rent All kinds repaired and warranted. rated catalogue and price-list 1m: ree to as addrece. pee Ce ACERBACHE Double Store, corner 7th and H sfrects. Gent's Furnishings and Hats next door. m9 No WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NO INSOLENT AN sent to talk you to death, but the Finest Assort- awent of all the Leading Sewing Machines at prices that no canvasser can approach, Renting, > dec. ve ficken Sey my3 427 Oth street. Jf APAME DE FoResT HAS Y FOR La- Me iiltemale corsplahie ace be ceed atts Foust gaa ‘11245 1th streotnorthweet- Officehours rom E Diy BROTHERS AND GRAY Gi z prescriptions and send you to some side-sbow drug- gist, who divide profite with the doctor. ‘Those disap- Jritted of a cure of private diseases ahould consult Dra, OTHERS and GRAY, 906 B strect southwest. Will furnish medicine, guarantee a cure or no pay. Thirty yeors experience. $e26-1m" WMik LADIES’ FRIEND-MOTT'S HOME pathie Pills for all female complaints, obstructions cl all disesses produced from irregulariti:s; no taste . For gale only at 906 B street southwest. Ss FEMALE PILLS MAILED TO ANY on receipt of $1. Box 307 City Post Office. ADIES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY ©: Du. BROTHERS, 906 Bat. 6.w. Particular atten- 2 aid to ait diseases peculiar ‘to Ladies, married or Single. AU irrewularities and Ovarian troubles treated. five years’ experience, Je16-1m* “PORTANT TO LADIES._LADIES MAY BE [erannaed on Board, before, d ficknos, with Medical Treatwent “in family. Address Mrs. M. H-SLOX North Car- Giiue street, Baltiaioré. Dre Slvanes Norther Tete tee the Generative Organs, $1 per bottle. e15-3m" 7)5-. JOHN TRIPP's BLOOD PURE a certal Di eure for syne serge Ovarlum Tumors Sah Ley Diseases and all’ Bicod Polson. Cure of Sppbiite del3-codly Dn. JOHN TRIPP. i, ROBERTSON, THE Moser RELIABLE AND Die perth feo a cure in all Hletanea UFO Hi. DANBY, oth street. NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. All kinds of Print atlow Kinds of ating, in muod style, fae | Fee SALA, payray Sige stteeten Pinder BPE TE, Prove. or Fins Feline teoeaala ) Dat. Dew. $0 the Jeading more. Main office, 30 N. Liberty st., Md. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF A MISCELLA- NFOUS COLLECIION OF H USEHOLD EF- FRCTS, TOGETHER WITH A SMALL ASSORT- MENT OF GENTS’ FURN CASES, WALNUT COUNTERS, Frc. iO: ROW, JULY FOURTEENTH, at TEN we shall se’ at our salesroom. TrR B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ON FINE OLD HALL CLOCK, & TO-MORROW, at auction rooms. rpuomas x. waccama Real, Estate Aucticneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING ON NINE] EENTH STREET, BETWEEN G AND B STREETS NORTEWEST. Ou MONDAY, JULY SIXTZENTH, C'CLOCK P. M.. T shail offer for sale, in frout of equare 141, im- SHING GOODS, SHOW O'CLOCK A.M. It Ww . disease, bardering on Bright's disease, and sccom- ANTIQUE CHAIR, TWELVE O'CLOCK, wii ‘Terms day of sale. THOMAS E. WAGGA ]HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. ALE AT PUBLIC AUCTI bie land, overlook beyond the northern bouadary uitab'e for truck farm or for builting ion healthy, with good spring on prem- Also, two (2) acres, containing a blue stone a ftefore opened and worked situste tm Aledendsia ‘opposite Georgetown. iutely on the right bank being but a few hundred yards above the Aqueduct sbove described traete it» Richard B. Llovd, tion among his heirs. from al lena, of taxea or otherwine. Seren eres wall be solon the ‘Title perfect and warranted free ‘ound WEDNESDAY, O'CLOCK P. 2 acre with the privilege of the m the ground oe Eeeeay, AUGUST SLC- * Terius: Cash on delivery of deeds. ‘1. J. MACKEY, Attorney for heirs, Office, Webeter Law Building. PEXCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK Dera ‘NG AND LOT ON NOW" HG STR iD THIRD ST. purchaser to tak ‘The qrarry lot will also be. on the following ds: EAST, AT AUC- By virtue of two deeds of trust, recorded reg] tively in Liber No. 1.012, folio 487, et seq. Liber No. 1,025, folio 328, ords of the District of Colin < M NTY-THIKD DAY OF JULY, 1683, at r in front of the premises, all that certain piece or parcel of cround situate and lyin Washington, D.C., and designated on the ground ‘psn or plat of said city asthe east twenty-tive (25) feet by the ‘nal lot numbered fifteen veven hundred and fifty-three ( the improvements, ways, eascments, rights, privileres nd appurtenances to the eame belonging ‘wine appertaining. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and months. notes to bear six per cent interest and to be se- cured by deed of trust on purchaser's option. A d Conyeyancing, &c., at purchaser’s co-t. Terms to be within seven days, oth and cost of defau'ting puret notice of such re-eale tn - Washington, D. C. FIVE O'CLOCK P. being known an: numbered at together with all '$:00 required at sale. jerwise re-sale at rink r, after five da} some newspaper pul ©. WM. KING, J HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP- ERTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST. tursuatice of a deed of trust, bearing date the, direction of the’ public auction, in IX P.M., all that certain nunaber 1014, folio party secured thereby T'shall front of the premises, TEEN 1H, at HALE-PAS vi ce oF | grcel of ground and preniises embraced and nd bounds followin th sireet east ata deseribed in the ning for the «amie on south from the northwest corner of Lot \ *quare No. 870; thence ronning east 56 fee south 9 feet 4 inches: thence east 56 feet: thence 7 fest und inches; thence west 112 feet to the line of 6 street: theuce north along the the place of beginning, improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling Houxe. ‘Terms of ale are: One-half of the purchase money in cash, aud the residue in two equal installments, pay- respectively, in nine and ei line of said 6th street teen months’ after sale, With interest, If the terms 2 sale shall not be compited with in six days after. the day of ale the ‘Trustee reserveu the rizht to resell te the risk and cost of the first ancing at purchaser's cost, be required at the time of sale. R. K. ELLIOT, Trustee. FRY SALE OF IMPROVED P. OPERTY, A deposit of $50 in cash will OWN AS No. iT, AT AUCTION. By virtne of acecree of the Su) District cf Columbia, passed on A.D., 1883, 10 e4 reme Court of ‘he, ENTIE’ P. M., in front of the premises, ‘ordinx to Davidson's sudivision of lots numbered one (1), two (2), eight (8) and nine (9), in Square numbered two hundred and eighty-two (282). ‘One-third of the purchase cash, and the balance in two equal instei:ments, ears from the day of sale, with in- payments to be recured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at option of the purchaser. “A deporit of $100 will be required at the CBAKLES WALTER, ‘Trustee, ‘342 D street northwest. CANSON BROS., Aucta. FAMILY SUPPLIES. 200 DOZEN SUPERIOR CLAKET WINE, $3.50 TO $6 DOZEN. Ginger Ale, Bottled Beer, Lime Juice, Fruit Byrups. Lot thirteen, (13), aces Terms of sale: ble ih one and two terest, the deferred 1918, Pennsylvania avenue. AT™ THE PALACE MARKET TAM SELLING Shriyer’s best Tomatoes, 31D. cans. | Golden gate rewie Richards & Robie's ‘Best French Mushroom. Spring Lamb, bind quarter Everything in the market at iowest market prices. FKANK J. TIBL: TS, comer 14th and New York avenue. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS O°S EER RRR EEE ,S8s, BRE 56 ow ERE RK BR EEE Sgss8 7 SS8g TTIT FEB RRR YF, : T EO R RE ] a im ents a a a AS waza wzZ* Bo 2 Q ea tat ttn * BR ew2e4 ALAAD Bo BS femme WILL ALWAYS MAI T IREAD- AND Wholesale Depot, corner Int s oS AS Ba a i ‘and Indiana avenue, |. GALT & CO. = HN R. KELLY, DEALER Iw Freer. F, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, 40. CORNED BEEF Btalis 1d 630 Center Market, 9m 5 pein 8 Nechera Liberty Wh yi bx TL, City Bout Oftice. Marketing delivered {rest charge to sDpartaot t! PIANOS AND ORGAN pDsvaMER BARGAINS IN TRE UNSURPASS! ware and Upright Pian at season Coes cas payments. Old Pianos and Organs taken a part payment at full value. Parties lea ing the city and others of thelr Plage San B80 read HEINEKAMP PIANCS. Extremely low prices for that we have rented the time buyers con now to dis; our hands, Now is the time buyers are looking for bar- HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS AND FIANO EXCHANGE, 427 10th street northwest. A. V. GRIMES, Manager. ECKER BROS.’ PIANO! BURDETT ORGANS, Oth street n.w. HE STIEFF, THE KRANICH & BA id the NEW FAGLAND Pian BARKER, BALTIMORE and the PRINCE. rices £¢ or for, cash, OF on casiost G. L. WILD & BEO.’S MUsICAL WAREROOMS, 709 7th street northwest. EICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS of various makes for sale and rent at re-; @uced prices. Wm. Knabe Pianos. ‘Tuning and lowest factory py known imonthiy in: bby ec: Evening Star, P1A4NOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘Ibe most Perfect Piano Made EMERSON PIAN rhe Best Medium-priced Piano WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, ld on instalments, rented or ex- urchased. ‘Pianos and of Srent applied tp 5 ‘he onl complete Stock in thactts. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET. ‘Manactne partner of the late firm Ellis &Co. two of Dr. OT] In EE ne ea y and Impotency. It imparts vigor to the whole Seen 906 B st. aw. Je13-Im" BEAD - ‘corner, svenue northwest: Price $8 pat bax. sant by ual wader Sisras 619 D. 1 perese —r—Sonaainy Rigs Sink Seen’ Teas oa mi-w,f, TRUSS: THAT NEVER SST. ‘Price sall Oe AE ER ERIENDS ARE — a FISHER devotes her. No Rest Day or Night. THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY July 13, 1883. In the fall of 1875 my sufferings were terrible. I was swollen to such proportions that I feared my limbs would burst. I had the best medical talent obtainabie, and at the worst stage of my iliness, when my hus- . 3 band and many friends had given me up to die, the Iate Dr. Jun Woodbury made s thorough examination e of my water, and pronounced my case acute kidney cant Soneys Atantast an cacenr ors | LALBSt TELAUTAMS (0 The Star. terrible pain in my back, iimbs and head, and could find no rest day or night for weeX#, and I was growing weaker daily until this kind physician ordered me to The Concord Contest, take Hunt's Remedy. Before taking half of one bottle a CHANDLER GETS 52 VOTES. Tecommenced toimprove, and after taking six bottles ‘ONCORD, N. H., July 18.—The 234 joint ballet for U. & Senator to-day resulted as follows: Whole Nat cntirely cured. This was pearly eight years ago. | number of votes cast, $12; necessary 10 B cholee, and Ihave had no return of the diseaee. I have re- ier, Wm & Lada, 1; Joun D. Lyman, 1; Chas. i commended Hunt's Hemody toothers in similar cases, | BURDS: 14 Chester 8 eer aeas Walter and it has never failed to oure. 1 have a’no need it for Haran aco L Gallingen spore Guo, sick headscho, and found in it @gurerelief. I thinkit | 19; enue Smith, 18; Aaron ¥. Stevens, 18; Gil- an Marst 7. Mason W. Tappan, 30; James F. is the best medicine made, and cheerfully recommend | Brigg ‘ge ie js ts ; Oband Harry Bing: itto all. ¥ ham, 113. Mars. W. H. STILSON, No. 16 Tyler st., Boston, Mass. Alabama Claims. PHILADELPATA, July 18—Testimony was taken : before the local “Alabama claims commission this afternoon upon the claim of the Wilmington Navi- gation company. of Wilmington, Del., of which A Well-Known Man. john A. Griff 13 president, for damage consequent A upon the destruction of the schooner Lammot Du- Hunt's Remedy having beon recommended to me for | pont. ‘This vessel was owned by the company Kidney and liver complaints, I purchased some at the | Hamed, and while ona voyage inden wi “People's Drug Store” and used itin my family, ana | {0M Cape Breton to New York was captured and yed by the insurgent cruiser Tallahassee on found it to bea very valuable medicine, and I giadly | August 2, 1864. ‘The vessel was valued at the time of her destruction at $13,000, and the claim 1s for recommend it highly to my friends, knowing it to be $18,659 coe eae » beneficial to those troubled with kidney or liver disease. Se, Beapeciaie goons ‘The Sunday Laws in Kansas City, Mo ELISHA NOYSE, Kansas City, Mo., July 18—The Salooukeepers' Aswelation of inis ity, nas, decided to conform ws strictly to the Downing law, S regards hig! SGIET os Bortoas Mies: || license and closngien sundaes here Mencia April 14, 1883, determined that if compelied to close on Sundxy — they will see that the Sunday law 1s enforced against all other business and work. The asso- A Last Manufacturer. ciation comprises about three-fourths of the saloonkeepers of the elt T have used Hunt's Remedy for the kidney com- pe ee Plain, and, having been fully restored to health by its ee onda Suers Ee INCINNATI, HIO, July —The Continent Sssd socal al olvaee Guards of New Orleans arrived here this after- Daily T recommend it to some one of my friends, all | noon from Indianapolls, and were escorted by Cur of whom I know have been benefited by its use. rier’s band to the Highland house, where they will give threeentertainments. They would have been April 18, 1883, Gratefully, accorded a military escort had not the local GEO. P. cox, military Deen away In camp. ———__—__ MALDEN, Mass., April 23, 1883. gy10 Stabbed His Wife Fatally. Ex1sworrs, Kan.. July 13.—A worthless fellow named Janes stabbed his wife four times with a butcher knife last night because she refused to R live with him. Physicians say that the woman es # cannot recover. Officers are !n pursuit of Janes. Fe RE ‘ow if See eal Hall Stones as Large as Walnuts. R Qonax Beaca, N. J. July 18—A severe storm, Bass, 5 accompanted by_ hail an ning, passed over Ber BRE. EE "SSSq SSS, EI S3s8q | Ocean Beach lest, night, A large barn was demol- PB RR REE Sgss5 Sgs38 Ker Sggs9 | ished by the gale and several houses were un- roofed. ‘The hailstones that fell were as large as FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, &o. | walnuis, Many windows were broken. . ee) . SSDs Ta Death of S. C. Collins, the well-known 2 ‘Type Founder. F. P. MAY & CO., Punaprtrara, July I—Samuel C. Colin, @ : viv “i member of the long-establish: rm type ve ot Fenuerivanis Svente.__ | founders, Collins & lckesner of this oy. Sea PoP E ga FF uu Tr PF Kl BPP, RRR, EEE S855 S55, 1 . a] suddenly at his residence here this morning, aged Creare Ovr Casu . Saez S4yeara. Mr. Collins had been a member of the OF ODDS AND ENDS, city councils since 1875, OED ES acon eon SUIInOe An Embarrassed Firm, ad a Pamape: para, July 18—Stx judgments, aggre A few pleces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. gating $37,171, Were entered to-day against 8 D. Tapestry Brussels, Tc. yard. Soliers & Co. shoe manufacturers at 417 Arch Mattings very Cheap. street, Mr, S'D. Sollers admits tat Ure house ts k in trouble, but says that he has not mnde an as- ager ee ee es Reems Std foobar en andar Sense Oe Pie Orders by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet clean- | '1on will be necess: ing receive prompt attention. SINGLETON E licated with those of the shoe firm that it is at GUETON & HOEKE, preseat uncertain what arrangement will be made Je2t 801 MARKET sPaor. | With creditors. protect YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH The Pacification of Pern. PANAMA, July 13.—Great satisfaction 1s felt at ING AGAINST THE BAVAGES OF MOTH, the rapid pacification of the north of Peru and the withdrawal of the Cnilians. Everybody !s heartliy '. He ts the president of the Pennsylvania harrow company, of Camden, and states that the affairs of that concern are so'com- == lok of the whole affur with tho exception of the Montoneros, and the advent of peace is warmly REFINED (GUM /CAMPHOR, welcomed. ‘Several very important towns in the 300, PER POUND. north have been evacuated and are now in the hands of authorities appotnted by Igiestus, while L.C. BISHOP, Dragetst, _| in the interior aad on the coast the Peruvian flag apld 780 9th street. corner H street northwest. is flying In places where it had not been seen for maby months past. —— Loox Ovr For Fovara Juz. Youthful Ontragers in Custody. : ignment s large DaxuincTow, Wis. July 13.—The sherlff returned Hioces You oot comslem mente Lereeiamerimentot | night from Wahpeton, Dakota, with two pris. THE UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS! oners Hamed Jonn Martin and Michael MeManon, 3 aged 18 and20 yearsrespectively. They are charg FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES, FANCY PAPER | with having ‘committed a" brutal ‘outrage upon FLAGS_ALL SIZE: the person of the 18-years-old daughter of a farmer renee = hamed Henry Poulson, living near here, whom Wholzeale and Retail at the Lowest Market Pricoat | they discovered alone in the house on the after . noon of June 9th. After outraging thelr victim CH. RUPPERT'S, they choked her into insensibility and left her a <f street arently dead. The community col eral = SEAS SNS SOE NES sereet nowttiwest- | Excited oer thie renppearance OF lex seaallacte, peaceets Ger Tue Busr. A Week’s Business Failures, New Yorx, July 18 —The business fallures — throughout the United States a: d Canada, as re- « rted during the last seven days to R. G. Dun “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” Eon nulaber 160 us against 108 last woek.-Thirye N ILLABS, ree of these were in Canada an 8 proving EE Op Beaens leaving 126 as the quota of the United States The distribution was as follows: New England LUTZ & BRO., states, 15; western, 42; middle, 17; southern, 28; 497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, —_} Pacific states and territories, 17; New York city 7, Adjoining the National Hotel. | and Canada 33. Bole Agents for Hill's Celebrated Concord Harness. TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest | For the National Museum in Wash- Prices. 29 ington. PHILADELPnra, July 1&—A special dispatch from RRR 00.¥ ¥ A E MendsGlass, Crockery, | Northumberland, Pa., says: The greater part of BarS SY ASE Wood, Chins, Leather, | the phtlosophical, chemical and astronomical ap- BRO 8 ge RAE — Sezgolidaardck! Hard | piratus of the celebrated Dr. Joseph Priestly, the EB Boe ¥ AAA bor snsdamant! FER sA8 | discoverer of oxygen, have been sent by. the ‘fam- tousghest and most clas. | ly of his great grandson, the late Dr. Joseph aco, ft U U_ ERE tle Glue on earth! A | Priestly, of this place, to the Smithsonian Instt- ee 4 BU Be SturomenGlantanong | tute, ara will be profinentiy displayed im the eR allother Glues aud Ce- 5s 6 co U_U # ments! Absolutely Un. | SUG NationalMuseum | L GGG LLL EEE breakable and In: oe arabe NoHEATING! Foreign Nows. No, Prevaration Always Ready Always | LIQUID! | THE TAMATAVE AFFAIR. Bends Marble, Stone. Patches on Leather and Rubber | Pars, July 18—The French consul at Zanzibar tnd Cloth, Gard Beare ieee, Metals, illiard Cue Tips | nas telegraphed to the government that he has Crnaments of every kind, Book Backs, Earthonwarsoni | NO Knowledge of the occurrences in Tamatave, everything else with everlasting inseperable tenacity!t | Madagascar, complained of by the English gov: Manufacturers of Gummed Labels, Textile Fabrics. | ernment, and has requested that a report on the Fine Ca:riage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers, Scroll | matter be sent to him. Sawyers, &c., supplied by gallon or barrel. ——q@Ocr— Matled gabe by ie Gia sag poet paid, 100. extra, Texas Colored Men’s Convention. 5,0, OMEARA & CO.. 147 Pa. ay. Washin on, D.O. AN ADDRESS TO THE PZOPLE. Reale NT Rl To hank Aa 7 anes GALVESTON, Tex., July 13.—The News’ Austin Grocers Stoners Hardware aud oneral wore mand special says the colored men’s state convention, D. BARR, before final adjournment, adopted an adtress to H, a the people. It congratulates tne sine upon the 1 a LOR friendly relations of the races In Texas; assumes pO) i that the few cases of wrong and oppression upon 211 Penneylvania Avenue Northwest, the colored people are exceptional and that the SPRING GOODS. great body of whites are friendly; condemns Complete ana. carefully. se! stock of Suit Tynch law; asserts that as rallway passengers the Gaye Pec leet trientine | negroes are badly treated; Says. they do tot want jade and trimmed in the uneurparsed manner of the | in this mutter to ask for social equality, but will Jeading fashion house of Washington. freely accept social separation, with equal accom- maby H. D. BARR. | motations, on trains for the’same pay; advises discharge ignorant and im- N, THE, SUPREME, COURT OF THE DISTHOT | Mori torchers and. presehers, WhObée teaching OF COLUMBIA HOLDING AN EQUITY COURT eiext tink FOR RAID DIST ACT. and exumple keep superstition And _ vice = alive; discourages | tmmigzation | from the Epoan Murray. Complainant, vs. Unknown Heirs of | state, and even from county to county unless for GrongE 8. WasuisGrow ot al.—In Equity, No. 8596, | best ‘of reasons; recommends the purchase of Doo, 23, lands and homes, and the production of home comforts .and necessaries of life before pro- The cbject of the suit by the above-named complain- | Guoing articles for sale, and that young fon Edgar Murphy, is to proct decree of a Certain real estate of which Gowe 8: Waehinging of | Should be encouraged to’ learn trades; counsels Colored man) died selted mnt The bil | local organizations to encourage all these aims; States, in substance, that on the 2bth day of May, A.D, | advises against petty Iltigation, and recommen 1883, said George 8. Washington died in the District of | teachers and leaders to encourage friendly rela- fey knoe heieratguand unuarried. and without having | tions with the whites. The closing paragraph iis death, indebted to couricvact "tages act | Hots the republican party know that whe colored S2id deceased, being indebted to complainant and to | People remain solid tn that organization, t erty. worth $100, and. two. By pucces of real cotata treet To-d Pro) , and. two 25 Siuate 1a Georzetown in sald Dish f mentioned act wet Facet IS eer: described in the bill of complaint; that on the 2d Octo- FEE STOUR MARKEE STILL: UNSETTLED: ber, A. D. 1378, said Washington executed s deed of | New York, July 18—The Post’s financial article {rust on part of ‘said real estate, to wit: part lot No. 82, | says: ‘Tho stock market Was unsettled again this to secure the payment of # Robert E. Frey, as | forenoon, being at first firm and higher, then dull eeasuter of itn Building At m of Georgetown, | and steady for an hour, and then declining and ghd on the 27th day of December, 1883,eaid Washington | Pecovering the decline Dy 12:90 ON. All excepe four ‘executed another 1500 tonal Fey as teeeenee | stocks: New York Central, Northern Pacific. Lacks to secure the payment of #600 to said Frey, as ireasurer | St 3 Il of which were exception. sforeasid; that administration upon the personal estate | awanna and Denver, all of wI cceptiol of said Washington. deceased, waa gianted unto Charies | ally weak. ‘TRe matket opened firm and 4 frac. K, Kengla, and that said personal estate is not sufficient | tion higher for a good many. Stocks, and continued Bnd tee tae do tegee ae and owing by sald deceased, | anil and firm up to 11 o'clock, at abbut which time fe ca cox ua once se | ne ee ee 0 an, carry!) el Ubi aiiudued, Srasratand dowd at onnpaageae | to some extents Tho extreme decline in Denves sing a copy of this order to be inserted in “Tha | Was 14, of which % was recovered by 12 o'clock. ¥ ‘& newspaper publixbed in th» city of | The extreme decline in New York Central was one Washington, District of Columbia, and leo in anews- | per cent, and in Lackawanna, Northern Pacttie paper published in Camden county, State of North | breferred followed later with a decline of one per efor tie fot Aneel, iB gach of six successive weeks | Cont Outside of these four stocks the Dofore the Sst day of September, A.D. 1889, giveno- | Cont. Outside of | these four stoc up to foe to the said Unknown Heirs of said George 8, | changes In pi ge i) Washington, deceased, of the object and substanceot | 12:30 o'clock =were very slight, some the bill of complaint, and warn the said Unknown Heirs | stocks belng % to % lower, and ‘a good $f said George 8. Washington, deceased, to appear in| many a fraction hisher than at the close last this Saute in, Person or, by solicitor, on or before the | night. Manhattan Elevated sold at 45% and 4534 tember to answer the - ies, ad tho coun, an toy bare ny a Serpe | f0F 010 SUCK, againet OH Yovterday, "The new Proceeded with asin caseol deteule Qregon Improvement, sold at 90 and Wy against eo CHARLES P, JAMES, Justice, was dull and featureless. State bonds were ne- A true copy— Test; glected. Government (Sond cue ia sao-sawon “Bris He Guancry, amt. cu, | Money Gonnnues ver abundant 05 cal loans of 23g per cent. ‘Telegraphic paige ted Pennsyl- A charter -was granted to-day by ¢ ont 5 ; i 4 : i i i i Z ‘Tus Paesipexrs Tair.—Tho President expects ROYCE & MAREAX, to leave here on Monday on the U. 8.8 Despatch DEALERS IN GENEBAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, pevlioies ae Sape ang ong pres 1408 Pum. Ave. Opp. Wilar(ts Hotel. fork He win ‘be abscut Snore than ton days cor, with ‘The Hill Investigation ‘THE DIX ISLAND COMPANY GRANITE CONTRACT. After the report in the first edition closed, Mr. ‘Totten asked the witness, C. P. Dixon, If his com- pany had ever engaged in a combination with the object of defrauding the government by charging for more time than was required upon granite Work, and whether it had ever issued in Tegard to the manner of carrying on the work. ‘ne witness denied that ‘there had been any combination, and said that verbal orders were ts- Sued requiring the Fork. to be done in 8 proper manner, and as speedily as poss! Q—Was an order ever issued that workmen should do less than an honest day's work?” A.—“There was not.” to know it at the time. Work was not overdone, Dor too elaborate. The work on the Philadeipnis panting Sa ae, the lower stories, and had to be finely done, Decause it was su cy {nspection. But it was not too fMnely The days’ work contract for work on Philadelphia = Duilding closed Nov. 80, 1875, and Mr. Stinemetz was in error when he said that Mr. Hill was their superviai architect. Mr. Mullett or Mr. Potter tat position at that time. Mr, Stinemetz interrupted to deny having made such a statement. ‘The witness was cross-examined by Mr. Cole- man. Pri District Government Affairs, COMPLAINT OF ERRONEOUS SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. Messrs. Crittenden and Mackey, as counsel for Gen. E. W. Whitaker and others, have addressed a long communication to the Commissioners in reference to the special assessment of property for Improvements made by the late board of public Works when the property has not been, as they contend, specially benefitted by the Improvement. ‘They insist that these assessments were erroneous, and that 1t Is the duty of the Commissioners, under the act of Congress, to revise and correct them by issuing drawback ‘certificates to the amount of the assessment where It has already been paid, or to cancel the assesments where they remain unpaid. Numerous authorities are cited in sup- port of their position, and a letter of the attorney Of the District taking an opposite view of the law is rathor sharply criticised, and the hope Is ex- pressed that the Commisstoners will see thelr Way Clear to do justice in the premises. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Wm. Price,agt. erect two-story-and-cellar dwelling, 15th, between T and W streets northwest; #2700. El'zabeth Culll- nane, erect a four-sfOry store, 7th, Detween D and E streets northwest; $1: G, Key, erect a small dwelling in Uniontown, D. C.; $300. John C. Harkness, erect a two-story-and-basemept dwelling, M ‘street, between 4th and 5th streets northwest; $3,500. Chas. S. Hill, erect a four-story. dwelling, 1H, "between 17th and 18th streets; $12,000, —_—__ More New Buildings. IMPROVEMENTS ON 7TH AND Ht STREETS. Mrs, Elizabeth Cullinane will very soon com- mence the erection of a handsome store and ware- house on the site of one of the stores recently con- demned to be taken down, on 7th street, just south of Odd Fellows’ hall. ‘This will be four stories and cellar high, 26 by 95 feet deep, running back to the alley, and 66 feet high. The front will be of press brick, brick with fron cornices, and the cost of the building will be $12,000. Mr. J. J. Meyer is the architect and Mesers. Hurlihey and Wade the builders, Mr. Chas. 8. Hill has commenced the erection of a fine four-story dwelling on H street, between 17th and 18 th streets northwest. This building 1s 87 by 85 feet and 50 feet high. The front will be of pressed brick. The house will be heated by furnace. It will have oue bay window 11.9 feet wide and 5 feet projection, and one tower projec- Uon 50 feet high. This dwelling will have all the comforts and convenient arrangements known to modern house buildin, ge River Taape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river front as follows: Georgetown— Cleared—Schr. William and James, Williams, 141 tons coal, for Norfolk, Va.; schr. Alfred Bray well, Briggs, 810 tons coal, Providence, R. L; schr. Rod: ney Parker, Parker, 700 tons Goal, New York; schr. John J. Ward, Inman, 450 tons coal, tor Ho- boken, N. J.; schr. Nathan Lawrence, Harper,1,150 tons coal, Providence, RL Arrived—Schr. Kitty Ann, Laycock, 1,600 bushels wheat, Hartley Bros. ; schr. Frank and Mary McNamara, Cox, 62 tons kennet, Jon A. Baker; schr, Samuel Hart, Hol- brook, 212 tons stone, Col. Casey; barge Kitty Moore, Moore, 393 tons coal, Dant. Lincoin; sehr. Warren Sawyer, Sanders, 673 tons Ice, Great Falls Ice comp:ny; schr. Z. Sherman, Rodgers,,1145 tons Ice, Independent Ice company;'barge John J. Ma- thews, Pendergass, 296 tons coal, Clark & Given; barge’ Molly Poffenberg-r, Spang, 111 tons coal, Potomac Steamboat company; barge J. 8. Malatt, Malatt, 111 tons coal, sime;' barge Maggie Mc- Cleary, Clark, 112 ton? coal, same; schr. Z."E. Wil- Hams, Adams, 9,000 feet lumber, BE. E Jackson & 0. —_.—__ RANGE OF THR THERMOMRTER.—The follow! were the readings at the office of the chief Officer to-day: 7 a.m. 78.5; 11 a.m, 64.9; @ p.m. 85.7. Maximum, 86.6; minimum, 68 9. Actixa JupGE OF THE PoLice Count. Wyle to-day appointed Mr. 8. C. Mills, the justice of the peace and U. 8. commissioner, to take Judge Snell’s place when the latter leaves the cliy for his summer vacation. Anuy OnpERs.—Leave for six months, on sur- geon’s certificate of disability, with permission to leave the military division of the Pacific, is ranted Capt. Daniel Madden, 6th cavalry. Leave for six months, to take effecs when hie serviess can be spared by his department commander, is granted ist Lieut. Henry P. Perrine, 6th cavairy. ‘The leave of Capt. James H. Spencer, 4th infantry, 1s still further extended six months on account of sickness, The leave of ist Lieut. William B. Wheeler, 18th Mnfantry, s further extended fifteen days. The leave of Ist Lieut. Harry Reade, 2th infantry, 1s extended five months, New Bayxs.—The acting controller of currency to-day authorized the Strong City National bank, of Strong City. Kan.,to bezin business with a capital of $50,000, and the First Nallonal bank of Biggsville, Ii, capital $50,000, ‘The Courts. PRopate Covrt—Judge James. To-day, estate of Clark Mills; order approving offer of G. W. Knox. Estate of Gottlety Rumpf: order directing gale of note. Estate of Bennet Lee; application of Rebecca Lée for letters filed, Estate of Jane E. W. Kelly; letters of administra: Uon granted Elmund Kelly; bond $700. Estate of James Ezan; letters of administration granted to Anna Egan;'bond $1,500. Estate of Margaret A. Randall; order making final the order dismissing caveat and declaring 1 null_and void, and adinit- ‘lng the will to probate; letters were issued to Thomas L Hall on giving special ond. Susan B. Porter was appointed guariian of Lena V. Posey; bond $400. Estate of W. H. Homiller; inventory returned, with petition and order of sale, Estate of James Murt; petition filed. a News Briefs, Dents Kearney and Stephen Maybell, the Call- fornia agitators, left Chicago for New York city ‘Thursday afternoon. ‘The feeling in England 1s increasing against De Lesseps’ second Su-z canal project, and In favor of an Independent British canal. . Major George F. Norton, of Richmond, superin- tendent of street railway, and formerly a well- known druggist, died there yesterday. ‘The investigation by the committee of the G. A. R, of chai of cruelty against the management of the Soldiers’ Home at Bath, N. ¥., closed yester- day. Gen, Thos. G. Pitcher was exénerated. — The Jackson, Miss, jury in the case of N. ‘Temple, a colored polidelsn, charged with having choked his wife to death in’ January last, yeater- day returned a verdict of guilty, fixing the pen- alty at imprisonment for life. The Marquis de Mores and the men arrested with him for killing one of the cowboys who at- tacked his ranche were discharged yesterday on SAC Pitisburg yesterday We J. Kounte, At Piti yesterday W. J. Kountz, manager, and John B. Kennedy, editor of the ‘Allegheny Evening Mati, were convicted of criminal livel for accusing Peter Walter, jr.,a member of the Alle- heny city councils, of using bis oMiclal position for personal gain. Prime Minister Ferry in an interview says the excitement in England over the Tamatave affair must have arisen from a misconceptlen of the feel- ing of the French cabinet, whose most sincere wis is to cultivate cordial relations with Eng- ni Gol. George P. Thomas was yesterday put up as & candidate for the democratic nomination tor mayor of Baltimore. The Mlinols stte veterinarian reports that glan- ders {3 prevalent ainong the horses in nineteen counties in the state. SuING FoR BLoop Mongy.—The trial of the case or mimaeas a against C. T. V. a recover money, was in a civil district court In New Yor ‘he plain- gas ning. The physicians who attended him Recited {nothing would ‘save his lite but a transfusion of biood, and Banks submitted to the Operation. Eight ounces of blood was taken from Banks, and Mr. Okenberg soon recovered. The Plaintiff claims that he was promised ten cents r drop for his blood. Okenberg testified that Banks had agreed to ae which he as corroborated by’ Mr. Wood, a fellow chery th te i | | f i i Sees eae ee Ses acre pope he Gopare: In the case of Mary Jane and Charlee Sunde ogt. Joseph R. West, James to-day granted an injunction restrain! Gefendant from disposing of 100 81, bonds of tbe New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicks- bung Which ts claimed Delong to plaintiff, Mrs Stinde, Mr. West, admitting that the bonds had been in his possession, and that he had Der- Towed money on them. court said he felt bound to make this order until the final bearing. —_—__—_ Lynching in Texas. Gatvestox, Tex. July 18—A special dispatch from Austin ‘to the News says:—Governor Ireland bas received a letter ve Marion county, complaining of tse recht intening of two negroes, alleged ee, ing 8 ene Woman | tn The governor's regrets allowed to have its full sway, and points out that ‘nO specific appeal bas been made for redress He Pronitses that if an appeal is made the executive ithe porersora reply concludes ax folowe: ] ‘a : have fosay that the threat to redress supposed Wrongs through Methods of your own 1s not cal culated to do you any good.” No CaBinet Megtino —The President arrived at the White House about 1 o'clock this afternoon. Secretary Teller saw him after bis arrival, but ‘Uhere was no Cabinet. meeting, as nearly all of the Cabinet officers are out of town. Noranres Pcstic.—The President yesterday ent to-day appointed a number of notarles public for the District, but their names are not madg public on the ground that their publication would in. crese the number of applications for appolnument, TH NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The tollowing are the opening and closing prow the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporied Lyspecial wire to HH Dodge, 539 15th stre st Name ] a ' ce Same, aya Cen. Pactfic...| 7 73 |Nor. & Wes p.| 40) 40% Ches. & Ohto..| 184 19 orth Pac ...,| 4%4| 49 Do. Ist pref.) Sig WY) Do, pref... Bq HK Do. 2d pret..| 21° 21 Northwest.” "131 q 1304 C.C.C.€ 1.0.) 2 | Ont & West.) yay Col. Coal......| 294g 295 Oregon Tr’ng.| 2") 14 DL & W.... 1236 T2tky Pac. Matl ‘ Den. & RG...) a2Q 42 Peo. D. & Ei 864 36 |Reaats N. J. Central.-| 87 "| 86% Wad. Pac. SY. Central |117x)11 HOW A WEALTHY RESIDENT OF ST. PAUL I8 BROUGHT INTO CouRT. A divorce sult has just been begun in the dis- trict court, of St. Paul, Minn. Fifteen years ago Samuel Potter, a workingman, came to St. Paul from England in company with the late Dil- ton O'Brien, the Irish author. By degrees be rose trom a penniless mechanic to the wealthy propri- etor of a large furniture establishment. or past ten he has been living with a woman Supposed to be his wife, Borh have long tan rominent members of St. Paul's Episcopal church. now transpires that Potter deserted his wife and five children in England. This wite has just Appeared in St. Paul in company with one of her sons, and has begun pi ings for divorce and alimony. Potter confesses that he was never married to the woman with whom he has been living ip Bt Paul, and claims that he left his wife in England because she was unfalthtul. He has tried to settle with the latter, but she demands larger sum than he ts willing wo pay, hence the sult, ————_-o-_ Tar Brarpires Taan Ropers —Wm. Cox and Jesse Munroe, two of the three a known as the beardless train robbers, assisted by a colored. convict, overpowered the guard at Cool Hill, Arkansas, on Monday and escaped. They were employed there as miners in a coal mine. These boys, together with William Dulaney, some time ago attempted to rob an Iron Mouiain ratl- passenger train near Hope station, and were afterwards captured, tried and sentenced to sev= enty years’ imprisonment. Delaney died a short Lime ‘since of home-sickness. Men with blood- hounds are on the trail of the two who escaped, and they will no doubt be recaptured or killed. oe wis ABDUCTED ON HER WeppING Eve.—Miss Lillie Parry, of Minneapolis, was abducted on Wednes- day by ber mother at Syracuse, N.Y. The young laay was ged to be married to T. W. Cham- berlain, of Minneapolis, and the match had been approved by her grandmother and other friends, but bitterly opposed by the mother, who has car- ried her off to prevent the marriage. The young lady was sent to Syracuse by the mother to get ber out of the company of her sweetheart, but this not prevent thelr corresponding, and the Mother went east and for some time hes been Hiv. a same house with herdaughter. The iy Mi yulnn, a young girl who once attended the'Hign Schoot i to-day with improper conduct with Sidney Basey, a who keeps a low resort. Bascy’s wife was complainant, On April 12 the girl, while ining with Basey, was arrested for drunkenness, was on promising to return to her parents in Collinsville. She, however, rejoined the negro, and has since been living with him. Maggie says that she first met Basey at a school exercise in Collinsville, where he was present with a party of Jubilee singers over a year ago. She came to ford to learn dressmaking, and again met Basey, He became assidious in his attentions, interesting her at first with tales of the slavery days when be Was in the south. This continued until he ac complished her ruin. bes as Prize Figur 1 Bansas.—James McCann, of Col orado, and Willlam Murphy, of St. Louts, fought in the prize ring yesterday, tn a grove on the rail road ten tolles northeast of’ Lawrence, Kansas, for 00. ‘The parties came down from Leavenworth ona chartered locomotive, and returned after the mill Eighteen rounds were fought in one hour and thirty-fve minutes. Murphy let in the first five rounds; then until the end McCann had & own way. Murphy finally dropped trom exhaus- ton after having badly punished. soe Mr. Rawpay MIDACY.—The Philadelphia Times says: “In answer to the suggestion of a New York journal that Hon. Samuel J. Randall was a candidate for President and tight go out of the contest for Speaker to enter the presidential Tace, the ex-Speaker to-day replied good-lue moredly, but with unmistakable emphasis, “I am ademocrat and nothing else. My hawe Will Fe,before the democratic caucus for Speaker, and know enough to feel certain that I will be its nominee for that office. If there shall be any bolt 1t will not be by any friend of mine, and all state- ments to the contrary are entirely’ without war rant. I'm not a candidate directly or remotely for any other office than that of Speaker. That's ll I have to say.’” MARKIED. . SHOEMAKER—GALLAHER. At the Church of the Sacred Heart, by Rev. Father 0. Shanahan, on the morning of March 29, 1883, Miss KATIE G. GALLA- HR of ¥ Ga., fo Mr. 2, SHOE- aye. £ LOUIS: 10 DIE On Thursday, July 12, 1843, at tho resi- Gence of ber son-in-iaw, Dr. Charice f. Bagner, 1200 Hi street, Mrs. ISABELLA DAVIB, relict of the late “"Fineral a shee ‘Of ak Hii! cometary, Saturday evening, at six o'clock. No flowers. Jj * DAVIS. On Friday, July 13, 1883, at the resitence off her bon-tnirw. Obs By 150) Lighteenth street, LUCRETIA JANE, wife of Wan. H. Davia ‘Futleral from her iste reeideuce Sunday, 15th, at 5:30 p.m. Friends of the family are invited to attend. ‘1dth, at half-past two o'clock p.m. JOHNSON... On Thursday, J) 12, at 10:10 p, py ieee, er oF y bod the Le laponacdamedipcdnghartny Funeral from Mi: Vernon M. E. Chi Bi re ane a aay PALMER. On Thuraday, J1 1 i at 4-300. Se Eo re, nisavenue. Friehds aud relatives invited to atten’. = A Al F: Sy the 1ith of ae od commenion ot a ROBERT eee en ee eS. tae ‘T. Pratt, ee RAS Funeral services this Frida: ‘at the resi- ‘ul y afternoon, = MILLION. In Philadelphia. on July 10th, 3883, MATILDA PROVEST, of Rich: FROVENT, third daugtiter athe ns cb i th UNDERTAKERS. AUIEDR ROONEY & 00. 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