Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1883, Page 3

RIVER PSON leaves Pixtn-street Whurt MON- - ™., gone as far ae Beail's Nemini, . Howard, Cobura and Stone's; returning ~ makin all nics WEDNESDAY, ' Ta. m., Devk’s Nomini, Abel's ard Leonardtown; returning THURSDAY, making aif river land.nca. & mm, Currioman, Howard, Coburn, and Leonardtown; returniug SATUK 529 PEAMNM AM Leaves 7th street wharf at7 a. m. for POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Cocnecting with Baltimore an? / R. Dert's." sino, at Alexandria rm on Mon returnini ini, >t. Hate Iavdines, return Surrioman, Leo: Dio %, 3B PADGETT, W. REL we - a Lowisr vanu: FOINT LOOKOUT, FoR NOE. ONLY BOAT STOPPING AY POTNT LOOKOUT Cione connection with trains for OCEAN VI W. PAL ‘CY STFAM! K LADY OF THE 1.4 KE, e'S EACH WAY. PS$ MONEUB AND LK. “a with sterner for Boston, New York and coms fectitet at genera. office, Na- Both stoeex, AME TED Si ACES MAIL | ARY AND FXCELSIO’ 18 IEAMPRS GForG TO NORFOLK, FOR(KESS MONTOR, PISEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT. and = 5M $1.00 First-class accommodation canuct Le furniaied for int received daily until 5 p.m. M. HUL WM. PF. WELCH, Ageni. M VERNON! MT. VERNON! <TEAMER W. enver Tth street wharf re and Hive Laudiues. @8 Baltimore every FRIDAY at 5 o'cck edations strictly first-class, eust be prepaid, and will be received on STEPH’ street wh. endays, Tes sdays, at 7 for Fotomne Lands .t nes. Poin Thursdays esiays up. Mattox and Thorsdays, en at ofhces of sylvauia avenue, é Ls. MAC EFFEC ‘Trains Lave Wasnixg OF SIXTH AND B erie For Pit! buns aud the Ws - xprees, aml the West. wath to Chicaxo. KE AND P. TOMAC RAILROAD. Caandaucni Butlalo, Niagara, mi. daily, excep with Palace Care «ton to Canandaurus, and Harrisburg to port, Lock Maven and Fimira, at 9:30 = except 5 3 ri, and the -m , 10: Oa. m, On Sunday, 4 ted Express of Pullman ie duily, ex. ept Sunday. hane, 1:30 p. mi. eve. y week day. p.m. -. all throngh trans connect at with heats o I are neroas Sew York City. Ipbia, $:00 a m., 10:40a. m. and 10:20 p.m. Gn suncey, 4:3 m. Limited Express, 9:30 & m. daily, ex- 40, 9:00, 9:0, 9-59, "$40, 5 10:40 and ». 7:30, 9:50 and ‘10:20 p. mo For Pope's (reek Line, 6:40 a.m. end 4:40 p.m. daily, Napalm, 6-40 8.m. aud 4:40 p.m. day, except ‘DuLA AND. FREDERICKSBURG KATL- ND WASHING 10S 9:40, 11.00 end 11:30 a.m., 5-0) and 11:38 p.m. On 8:0 p ALE WAY. AND ALEXANDEIA KAL ood. for "Werlong! 22:90, 3.09, -theast com us sud st the the check nig of hi CHAS. E. Ft Be ORE AND OHTO RaILROAD. SHE MODEL FAST 1 AND THE ONLY LINE COUPLER! MAY 23th, 1883, Corner of New Jersey Lonis mm. wath Tare to above ally to Chieaico, B THE FAST 4 VIA W DOUBLE THACK! tat rot 2 and Detroit at 8.3 roeville, 10:16 ain. “e York at 8:10 3. m. 40 p.m. daily, with . H:10, 9 0, 4:30, %, 10.05 am., 4 D Week darn, ai., 12-10, = Delle, BOA MOD pene Tally 10:60 ‘St, 6:00 p-m. Gaily from ore for Washington at, 4:40, 6: at WO wa Bete Soe 0 anply st the Baltimore ana ton Station, 6 9 and 1351 ner 4th -treet, wh ro OF -ers ure to be checked aid recelved a3 M. of T., Baltimore. DB. Gini Paweneer Aeon! FINGERS, JOURNALS, 4 CASH ROOKS, &e.. &e,, rorder at Lycett's Bindery, 10 ‘ I ROTHERS, CAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, Fenneys svenne, Wasbingten, 1. 0. ne Prinuire a specialty. auld WOOD AND COAL You. Aso Woo. We hove mst rreet WOO! ; eleo freed! mur domestic uxe, all of rates, aa tare COAL of b we oiler Jot of Bakers PING aperiog quality for lowest muarkot ‘Tbe atention of cons 0 inspection Of our siocs. STEP re ia reupectfully invited to SON & BNo., Tih st wharf and 12th et. sn4aP. ave. S$ PILLS, IMPORTANT TO THE STICK! continuance, days of mc, SOTO Siddines;, had covor Sensations, yelow skin. sue all cont apt mattor, reenlating he eye ‘25 cents. box’ of 50 pill, oF by wail. ‘DR. SWAYNE & SON, Philadel: AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE PA ACE MARK T 1 AM SELLING inctoes, ib. cans hiro tring Lamb, hint quai se” fore quarte Eversthing in the market at iowe-t warkst prions. FRANK 3. fils 1s, | my10 comer 14th and New York aventie, NOTICE TO HOUSEKE: a OG ERE RRR ERE Ook RRE co Ere R EB Ker Sgss8 7 S885 TITT FER RRR 1. NN N coo. . 7 © ER NNNG G T KEE K 2 XN GGG Tt RREL cud FEB as ed A co OK Rit v Oo Ke RORE OL ook K KEREU S CCO KER GG, 00 LF NON @ @OOL XN 6 oOo: NN 6 0a 0 OF NN 66G 00 LLLL EN 1 L L L L AUTIFUL 10LL3, AD ND BisCcuLrs. Whovesa’e T epot, coruer let steeec ad Indians avenue. WM. M. GALT & CO. ¢ Draten DEES, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTO PECIALLY. ‘29 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, Tt Frner-Crase xc. CORNED 848P Northern Liberty Market; or Address ards FINANCIAL. ETE Gr KOUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD Ime aud ordinary A-es-ment Companies is the fi 8 pass on, o: the HEALTHY tea by the MU UAL KE CIATION this gest di Anent and safe i.e insurance embers are more likey to ants than ou any oth r pian. Ofics, BKUIGH!, Manas iy AND D.C. KON: U.S ¢ Also, WASH. C. GASLIGHT aud ALL other City Stuck. 1 eposits receive} eubject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention oobtainine CORRECT and ? FLIABLE, information regardinw our various city reourities, and are prepared at ali tmes to answer inqui- Hes regarding sane. HARRY ¢, TOWERS & CO. BANKEL=, BROKERS AND INBU myal SOR, 14:0 F }TREFT NOPTHWEST, pEvAtTs STOCK TE LEGRAPH WIRES eETWwEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGR Bonds, Stocks and Investment Seenrities Bonght and Fold on Commisnion, No. (39 16rH 8’ ET, (CORCORAN BUILDING.) 4kency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers (4 Broapway. Szw Yous. Fite etece or crerattion homoht and ant an aammta- ten ix Son Frevetsen, Rr'timore, Philadelphia, Seow Yerk, Boston :ne Washncton. Orders: xeexted ont) New York Stock Exchange at th of oue per cent commission. Private and diz Jichmond, Feltimore, Fh lad executed on tis and reperted back Quotations of stocks and Honde and in- ation rewarding the Markew received through oa- we INOTASTY¥ cueet kom We sew York Stock sal __STEAMERS. ; ‘UKTH G' RMAN LLOYD— breamsuip Line Between New Yorr, Haynw Loxvox. SOUTHAMITON ANT. BREMES. ‘The tesmers of this cvtnpuny wil cai! EVEKY WED- ae x Pusiees han from ae ick foe of street, en. ates of paskage: From New York t Havre, London, toutbamy 1 and bremen, first cabin, $106; second’ cabin, $60, stoeraqs, $30; pre. Paid steerage certificates, $22.” or freizht or passaxe apply to OFLKICHS © Cu., 2 Bowling Green, New ‘ork; W. G. ME’ OFT “k CO., 25 Peunayivauis ayeulie northwest, Agents for Waal, Br} (usar Line. 7 CORK HARBOR. 2 NEW VC ‘Siivia.... . Wod..Ang. 22. Wet. Aus. 29. opt 5. Wed!, sep. 12, DNESDAY FROM NEW YOUR. ates O Passacc—38U ana $10U, accoraing to accom- n odation. Fteerage at very low rates. Kteerage tickets from Liv- {Fcc} aud Queenstown and al! other parts of Europe st ext rates. ‘Through billa of iden gtven for Belfast, Glaagow, Havre, Antwerp and otuer porta on the Continent and Cditerran atthe Company's omic, ter M ean ports, rth ith “stvcrace and cabin 0 For freight and parsaze No. 4 Bowling Green, or O18 Biok-uw & Uv. 00 Tu sticet, Wusltuxtoa, VERNON H. BROW ® CO., ~ ex York, Or to Mesers. 01'S BIGE/OW deni? su EW YORK, DAM, ISTERDAM.— “the firet-ciaes, fnil powered, Ch bulit Dutch Eteamshipe of thin Line, AMSVEKD, RO DAM SCHIEDAM, | E "WDay LPL CA. LAND. W. A. IULTEN. MAAS, | arrvine the U.S, Malis to the Nether'ands, leave com} any's Pier, fool at Sussex street, Jersey N.J.. recularly every WED- NESDAY for By i dam and Ansterdam, ately. FS B, treat, WG. METZEKOTE _ MEDIC ADAME DE FOREST HAS RE EDY FOR LA- Allfonsiecmnplaints quickiy cured. Can bs gauiy at 40 ub elrestnorthwest. Ol Oeock pem.. with De “BROTH ‘Preserty tion pointedk of a BOTHEAS and 6: mediciue, guarante « cure or no pay. Thirty xperience. ‘§e26-1n Ea ND-MOTT'S HUMFO- puthic Pilla fen:sie complaints, abstractions and ali ise ses produced from irregular tim, no taste or sped efor sale ouly st 906 1 street southwest. -Lin® 3, YOU «AN CONFIDE ROTH 2S, 906 Bet. s.w. Partienar mid to all disesnex peculiar ® marrie sivwle. (AU Serecuiacities and ‘/var.an toutes te "TL¥ CONSULT Ps n rty-five yours’ experience MPORTANT TO LADIES. LADIES avcommordated with Board, before, di reas, with Medica! ‘frestinent. in - Addreen Mrs. MH SLOANE, th «ar o.ire street, Baltimore, Dr. Sloane's Nervine, Toute for the Generative Urrans, $1 por butte. Yol5-3u" CARL. Zo all who are suffering from the errors undin- Gixcrotio # of youth, nervous. weakneer, enr'y decay, lows of manhood, &c., Twill senda recipe that wi loure 3on, FREE OF CHARGE. ‘This «reat remedy was dis- covered by missionary in Routh America, Send @ fell-add essed enve ope to the Kxv. Joexra T.1 Ftation D. New York City. o7-s.tu, th, &i, ly M4%800p Kesrorep. A victim of earl \aence, Nervons ihiy. Premainew Decarscice having (el ky data Tus" MAY BE ty. Premature every known remedy, has discovered a simple meaua of welf-cure, which be wil send free to his fellow- euftercrs, Address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New York. Jy10-tu, thas PD aEOBEETRON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND longest extublished specialint in this city, with 13 }y are experience, will een cure in ail dlscamea of ifaeiary Oncins, Nervous Weaknons etc. Consulta tions strictly confidential. Can be consulted Wednes (AE? and Saturdays, trots 2 to ¥ p.m. at his office. 456 Tat. Dow. Refers to the «eding lysiciaus Ob - more, Main otis, 0 N. Liberty t., Baltuuore, Md. ANiccb RESTORED BY WING A BOTTLE oF two of Du. BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial, }i} cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervoun Ue Yility and Lnpotency. It imparte vigor 10 the whole system, 900 Bits ww. 134m" RED! Reavy i DR. MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS phi, Pe, my 3h Certain cure {or all Urinary Diseaeos, Lr potency, Hi : Gon cared ta 43 hours’ WA. E'S, corner 12th street and Price $5 per box, 0b Feceivt of price Cenc eh 2 TRACE OF MEAT. EST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVOKIN = SOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND lvania seut by mall under ault LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. emt aad toon foe lich yadouig hoe oa hres Medical Journal.” Bo CAUTION —Genuineonly with the faceimilent Yarn Licbiz's Sienatare in Bino Ink acrose ‘This eaition ix . OwLLE teVarious cheay abd inferior substitutes ber 4x in the market. TMIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Gheminter” Sole aseats fat the eteen seas (sholeraie only) C. 1 1 & Co, ¥ Fen cbureb avenue, Loner, Linxiuud.” —ap2T ENTLEMEN’S MANILIA AND G Bane ND BFRAW HATS Dry rete tore TU-moRKROW, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. ASSIGNFE’S BALF OF THE STOCK AT STOR? AO. 427 F'GHiH STREET -OUTHEAST, AND SIQKE ON BRIDGe STREET, UsIONTOWN. By virtue of a deed of assignment made to meon the 11h day of July. A.D. 1883, by Peter P. Litte et ux. and duly recorded in the i and Records for the Distric’ of Columbia, I will sell at | ubiie auction on the ren Ni ‘Sth street southeast, on FRIDAY, the \i1eTH DAY OF JULY, commencing at TEN OCK a. M., the stock in trade of eaid stores, con- om part of [ CANNED GOODS, And all the articles usually found in a first-class «ro- cery. Bone Horse, Wagon and Harness, and Carriage and nee. ‘The stock of the Uniontown store will be removed to the Bth street store. {beatove will first be offered as an entirety. If » natin id is not ottained the asviqnes reserves the ‘right to withdraw a awhole, and it will then be Rees ont, JTBE C, ERGOOD, Aesigneo. urns cash. SE C, Fi the Little will resent thelr claiins to s te so Peas Syl6-4t 910 Louisiana avenue, HOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer. FOUR THOUSAND PIECES WALL PAPFR. IN GOLD AND OTHER T AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, ‘ENTIETH, 1883, ‘suction rooms, . JULY it TEN C°CLOCK, I shail geil, at m bout 4,000 pieces of Wall Panter, Wil be scld he ite townie, | The trade and privite buyers ahould give this tention, aa the <oods are 2 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VHANCERY SALE OF IMPROV"D P .OPERTY, Ce nei ees SER BAGRIBWEST. AT AUCITON. re, virtue of a \ecree of the Supreme District cf Columbia, passed on the 7th dey of duly, Fe] A.D., 1883, 10 equity cause No. 8,568, I will soll, at: cdion,on FRIDAY, JULY TWENTIETH, 1893, ‘CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, sub. Lot thirteen, (13), according to Davideon’s sudivision of lots numbeted one (1), two (2), eiicht (8) and nine (9), in Squore numbered two hundred and eighty two (232). jJeruso, mae: One-third of the purcige taney 1a cash, ai Jance in two equal insta! ments, pays- bie in one aud two years from the day of sale, with in- ts a tereat, the deferred payments to be secured by decd of rust/m the novorty’ pold, oF all canh, at option of the Ente ot sala, * “RRA sa watere nates at ene bry w s 2 342 D treet northwest. DUNCANBON BROS., Aucta. dySd&as VV M- P: YOUNG, Real E tate Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF FOUR AND A-QUARTER ACRES OF LAND, BETWEEN SEVE.TH STHEET ROAD AND PINEY BS ASCH. By virtue of a deed of trust, aated Jul D. 1876, and duly recorited on the 19th July, A.D. 1876, in Liver No. 8 land records of he Di teioscf Columbia fell wala public eae on the prem : OGL" CR bos. on Fi DAY, JULY TWANTIETH 3.1). 1883, the followine-de-cribed pleos of land in ‘ vot Padsworth: a8 deciscnated on the plan of the west part of orth. in Washinvton county, D,C.. ma.e for Benjamin Sumy, in which is duly of reooru in the land records of th: Distnet of Columbia. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the remainder in Queand two years, at 6 per cent iptsrest. A deposit of $00 at time of sale. “Conveyancing at purchaser's cot. All of purchase money may ve paid in cash, at haser's option. My Li&t719. "WM, 8. THOMPSON, Trustee. Fp0sas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED RFAL FRTATE IN SQUARK 518, OQ WASHINGTON STREET, H. USt NUMBER 418. Ui der ind Ly: virtue of a decree of the Supreme, Soart of the Listrict o Columbia, passed on the Bist day of May, A. D. im quity No. the undersigned T: vaniceteil ent, + public aucti mt of the premi-es, on SsTURDAY, ¥ TY-FIEST LAY OF JULY, A. D. ig83, at HAs FAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. the following dese ibed eal ext te, si urtein the City Gf Washinzion, Dist tet of Cowumbia: Part of lots 24 and 25, of K-unedy and Mebb's nubdivision (recorded) of part of oriiual tot 1, in square 518, being the west six inches of said lot 3, aud the east eleven feet nix inches of said iot 24, front: jn in all 12 feet by a depth of eighty feet, improved by & two-story brick house. J erius of sale, ax pr scribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase money in cash, aud the rendie in equal instaiments, payable in six, twelve end elcnteen ithe after the day of sale, with interest at gix (6) per cont. A deposit of Aity doilars will be required when roperty :8 struck off. Terms of +a. to be com- the plied with in seven dayx from day of sale. 10-eoxds. FREDEKICK KOON(S, Trustee, JUNCANSON BROS., Auctionters, TRUSTERS' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOU- E, No. 42 DEFREES STREE 1. By virtue of a deed of trust. dated December 16, 1882, and Spel recorded in Liber 1.023, folio 889, et #eq., one the land recor: s for ‘he District of Coluwtia, and at the written Teque-t of the party secured therel'y, we will fier forsale, at pub'ie auction, Jn frome of tie’ proiuiees, on HURMDAY, JULY TWiNTY-SIX, 1865, at “IX O'CLOCK P.M, Lot numbered sixty-seven, in >hepherd’s subdivision of square numbered six hui dred and twenty three, in the city of Washington, D. C., improved by a two-stor brick dweding-/ouse. contafning seven rooms and ahall, No, 43 Defrees st ect. ‘Terms of sue: amount of indebtednose, $613.20, and expenses of sale in cash; balance in two equal feat nents, at six and twelve ae with interest at 6 per cent per num, secur d by deed of trust on the prem- ines. $100 to be deposited at time of sale, and terms of sale to be compiied with within seven daya from day of sale, or property to be resold at cost of defaulting pur- Chaser, | Cost of conveyancing and recording to be paid by purehafer; JOHNSON, de SON, GYGRGE FRANCIS DAWSON} TFustoes. Jy1€ to, th,a&an OTE. T YOUK FUKS AND WINTER CLOLH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 300, PER POUND. L. C. BISHOP, Drnggist, 720 9th street. corner H strect northwest. Exxrernre Bus, ROYCE & MAREAN, DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, 1408 Penn. Ave., Opp. Willard’s Hotel, ‘The New Electric-Floor-Mat-Burglar Alarm, Electric Gas Lighting, Batteries and Insulated Wire. Estimates furnished. apg 4e20-Im* Loox Ocr Fo: Fovrra Jury. Received on consignment a large assortment of THE UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS! FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES, FANCY PAPER LANTERNS, FLAGS—ALL SIZES. Wholvsale and Ketail at the Loweat Market Price at CH. RUPPERT’S, Nos. 403 and 405 7th street northwest. The +t tement that there ina Tifo Insurance Asrocia- tion which bas been ir existen only two and one half year, vet has wr tien neatly.e:xty. million dol are of and is nos. doine « monthiy business of over will scarcely be believe {—certain!y not by he compani-s. Yet they arefacts, ‘Lhe certifi- cates iseied in hia. by the Mutual Ke-orvo Fund Life Association amounted to nearly f ur and a quarter mil- lion, and in the firet thirteen days of this month over two'million | uch a record is beyond evers thine ever heard of in the history of Life Insurance the worid over, Aiuto it br theese ae getes, one Bined Car pian, actnute bx the simplosts plat over seen, Call at the oftica f fo &ec. Jyi2 L SIGHT, 1509 H treet. RRR OOY YAL Mends Hass, Crockery, RRO OY ¥ Aa Wood’ G EURO OY Raat Sc.gotduars BR k OO ¥ 4 ALLLL GRANTIE! 51 «6G. ft Uv FEE eGiae on G@tki uu E BSamsonianGiant Sco bk OB fe mec oiuee Gr ‘LLLL ou Eke breakable and x arabe! NoHEATIN: No Preraration—Alvwn; -Al Ornamen! e., sipped by wailon or barr Mailed on'y by the ufactn Ue OMEARA & GOs, Ill Pas by. Washi i . D0. $30,000 FoR_s FIFTY-EIGHTH POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING or Tne COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION JO., in the city of Louisville, on TUESDAY. JULY Slat, 1383. ‘These drawings occur on the last day of eaen month (Sundays excepted.) Repeated adjudication by Fed- eral und tate courts have placed this Com- pany beyond the fontroveray of | the law. fo | this Company belouj sole honor of 0c. extra. has now on hani anatesorvefunde head carefully tae JULY DRAWING. SES RS) ERESE: SES282258 Et F i | i d 3 2, SERRA ee in letter, on wena E j. 5 ty DONE SEND BY REGIS OF POSE 0 ICE OKDEL | Orders of and uysward by nent orders A DRA Uo caer oumnal ‘Bullaing, Louie orto P. HUFF, Lock Box 165, Alexandri 65, a ee ii es 4 meee bese agin UST R id Sand none or AS ND rpuosas DOWLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALF OF HOUSEHOLD EFFEOTS AT FALESROOME: 41. 0. FIVE DEAUGHI HUMBE., C, MU: NING. JULY TWENTY FIRST, 1883. at TEN O'CL OK, at my valeerooma, I otal seeortment of Furniture; also, a lot ol $y19-2¢ DOENCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. ROAN HORSF, TWO COAL CARTS AND TWO SETS CART HARNESS. ENTY- On SATURDAY MOENING, JULY TWE) A DEER AND. Ry oct OCK (im- administrators Tredlately after 8K), wo will cell the Store we wily. 9-20 Diamoud Stud, Goid (+ngish) Hunti1 ‘Watch, Goldrnesded Caso, Walnut Bookcase eo. cms cam. SARAH A. L. BARNES, Administratrh FOLEY, Auctioneer. ep Sy19-at JUNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF HORSES, CAR- RIAGES, WAGUN AD HARNESS, BUTCHERS’ TOULS, ‘ko., AT AUCTION. By virtue of an order issued from the Supreme Court of the Di-trictof Columbia, holding a spro.al term as Probate Conrt, 1 will ell at pnbiic suction on SATU VAY, JULY TWENT \-11i3 . 1883, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M., in front of the auction rooms of Dun- canson Bros., 9th and D strects northwest— 1 Black "Mare, 1 Pheton, 1 Dun Horse,’ 1 Carria 1 Bay Mare, 2 Butcher Wagons, 3 sets Carriave and Wagcn Harness, Lot Butchers’ ‘Yools, Scaies, &c, 2 Grindstor meen’: MARY JANE: HOMILLER, Administratrix of Michael Homulier, or weet — INE & THOMAS, Attorneys. IHOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer. VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, COMPKISING FIVE. AChE, M@RE OK LESS, IN UNIONIOWN. D.C.. AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, JULY ENLY-F1K T, 1883, at SIX O'CLUCK,'on the premises, I shall sel portion of the ‘Talburtt estate, and known as thi *bannon property, comprising #bout ive ac: more or leas. ‘This property is iocsted on the west side of Nicnols avenne, and 16 consi:iered one of the most desirable un- improved properties in Uniontown. It adjoins the prop- erty of Edward ‘i emple and others. ‘ihe surroundings are good, improvements are going up in front and rear, and property in this loca ity is ranuily enheucing in Value, ‘Lhe property wil bo wold by the acre. ‘The rear portion will be offered first. ‘Verma: One-half cach; and the restdne in three equal payments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at six per cent yer :nnum util paid. and socured by a deed of trust ou the prop ry, All couveyancing at purchaser"s cost, $200 deporit wi be required at time of wale, Jy]6-dts IHOMAS LUWLING, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RFSI- LENCE, No. 26 SECOND STREE I, BeECWEEN B AND C STKEETS NURYH: AST, IN OLUSE PROXIMITY TO THA: CAPL1OL, AL AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY. THIKD, 1883, in front of the premises, at S1X’ O'CLOCK, T shall sell the above : esidence. The improvements consirt of » three-story pressed brick, cout:iniag nine rooms, with bath-room snd eo.iar: gam, jatrobe stove and «rates. The house has been putin thorough repair, having een papered and “painted throughout, and’being in close proximity to the apitol makes it a very desirable property, either as » home or @s an investment. ‘Terms: One-half cash; the balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum puulceid. and secured by a deed of trust on the operty, Bol Ali conveyancing at purchaser's coat. HOU Geposit reautrod at fines, wales Jyl6- ‘1HOB. J. MYERS, Real Estate Broker. HANC RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BI 8 PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREE., B.TWEEN M AND N STKEETS NORTHW:ST. By virtue cfa decree of the Supreme Court of the, istrict «f Columbia, psasea in Fquity cau 8.75, et 23, we will, on THU. SDAY. THI CW NITY-SIXTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1983, at S1X, ‘CLOCK P. M., in tront of the premises, offer forsale #19 aud 20, in the recorded subdivision of square 10. 443, ‘Whis property is Improved by two brick butltings, ne bav.ny afront of 31 feet $44 inches on 7th street, and Sone stores Nos. 1229 and 12293 7th treet northwest, and the other baving a front of 16 fect inches on aid street, snd containing sto.6 No. 1231 7th Ftrect norilwest. ihe property has been subdivided into two lots corresponding with these two buildings. aud the plat of the subdivision willbe shown at th au.e. ehms: | ne-fourth cach and balunce in three equal installments, at vix, twelve and eighteen months froin day of sale, with ‘interest, to be secured b, the pur. ‘ch seer's notes and a reserved Hen ou the property sold, A deposit of 2100 required on each piece at aule. Con? yeyuncing and recording at purchaser's cost. If tho terms of sale be not complied with within one week from the aule the tructees reserve the right toseli the property at the purchaser's ri k und cost, aiter three days’ notice in **F. evcatng, tar” newspaper, JOHN F. HANS HPS zee Webeter I. BT filing, ‘Trustees, Hi GINALD FENDA { CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer.” Jyl4-d&da 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Seven (7) acres of arable land, overlooking the Poto- mac river, just beyond the northern bouadary f Alex- andria, Va. suitabe for truck farm or for builung sites. “Location healthy, with good spring on prem ‘Also, to (2) acres, containing a blue stone quarry, boretofore olsned aiid THe, mibaate 1 Alexandcla ‘Ouuly, Virsa, oppo! Thi quar {a located stamediataly ou the right bak of the Tete, fers edge, and ie tho veateor guares be Waneetee, being but afew hundred yards above the aqueduct ise. ‘The above described tracts form a part of the estate of the iats Tuchard B. Liosd, and will be sold for partie tion among hs heirs. ‘Tite perfect and warranted tree from al iicns, of taxes or otherwise, "I he. trect or seven acres will be soliton the ground WEDNESDAY. ALGUST FIRST, 1883, at Si U'CLOCK P. M., the Purchaser to take ono acre with the privilege of the whole. | ‘Ihe quarry lot will also be sold on tne ground on the followit day, THURSDAY, AUGUST BEC- OR een LOOK P.. x ‘Terms: Cush on delivery of deeds. ey 1. J. MACKEY, Attorney for heirs, Office, Webster Law Building. Syl2-dkas JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AN! LOT ON NO | G@ STKLET, BETWEEN SEC- Cee en THIRD STRE-TS' EAS!, AT AUC- “UION. By virtue of two deeds of trnat, recorded respec-, fivel in Liber No. 1.012, folio’ 487, et 6eq., Liber No. 1,025, folio 28, etaca., of the wud re ords of the District of Coumbia, we wil sll 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 cround situate and in the city of Washington, D.C., and being know designated on the ground ‘pln or plat of suid cit east twenty-hve (25) feet by the depth thereof of imal lot numbered fifteen (.5), in square numbered teken hus died and Afty-thrée (75%), tow ther wt all in same beloaging ppert ning. ms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve mouths, uotes to bear 6x per cur d by deed of trust on property sold, or all cash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of $ 00 required at sale. Conve, ancing, &c., at purchaser's co t.. Terius to be e: mplied within seven days, otherwise ro-saie at ris and cost of defau ting pu r, after five days puulic Doti.e of such re-sale in some newspaper pubashed in Washington, D. c. ©. 0. GREEN, jyll-a&ds Wat KING, da. | Trustoss, PPENCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, ARUSTEES' SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING A LOT, HOUSE No, 146 A STKEET NOKTH, EIWEEN FIRST AND SECOND KAST, At cS D By Virtue of a deed of trust recorded in liber No. TIT, folio S78, ono of ‘the land yocorde. for the trict of Columbia, we wili sell on MON! AY, et EASE MER Coch Ob E BOu geod i HALE ¥ Cl . Mi. front ali that certain piecs ore cel of land and premises sit- ieee conned gerbe Dar oumbia, aD the eastorn twenty (30) feettrme by the depth Wereot oF Stparect samy aaabe cles een aah eee of equare numbe'e seven hud y~ Seven (727), as the anid subdiign en re orded. fm liber H. D ©... folio 200, oneo: the reco-da of the “urveyor's office of raid city and District, with the buildings and improvements thereon, rights, exse- fionta privileres and abpertenarices to the same Delon or 1y wine theret sppertal a i ta ea ‘Une-th rdcash; balance im eauet inetallments atone and two years, notes to ‘bear intere-* 8t six per cent per annum, and to be secured by deed of trust on sold; or ail cash, at option o! purcbarer. A required at wale. Conveyancing. &c.. 'g cost, erme to be complied with in seven daye, otherwise the ‘Trystees recerve the Tight to sepell the neopse at the risk wna cost of the defaulting purchaser aiter giving five days’ publio notice of euch Feenoin some newspaper biivhed ia Wasbiogton, D.O- EDWALD A. KOULING, W E. CHANDLER, § Trustecs. dy6-th., tukds IHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, USTEES' 8. LOT VI TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT NUMBERED FIVE. @% OF ‘appear recorded in liber, Levy Court, No. 2, at pawes 18% and 14, recorded in the Surveyor Office of the District of Cofuneeieee ete 8 ‘6 erms: One-iourth eash; ‘b.lence in one and two Oars. THOS. t. WAGGAMAN, MYvid-eokds SRO. W. PIAGRO Nf Trustees, DUNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers, TKUSTEFS SALE OF FINE BRICK DWE! AND LOT, HOUSE iy A BIKERS BEIWEEN FiKst FAST, AT AUG! ION, No. 15080 TH A STREET, AND SHOOND STREETS ie B EEFE, HL i bl | ti RE Hl fies iH 3 | by # THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... July 19, I8S3. 2d Edition. lst Tlgtams to Ta Slr Gen. Grant Net Dead. HE Is AT LONG BRANCH IN GOOD HEALTH, New York, July 19.—Owing to a rumor having ‘been put in cuculndon at various places this morning that Gen. U. & Grant had fallen dead, an Inquiry into the matter was made at the Gen- eral’s office in Wall Where it was learned ‘that he was at Long Bi mm health, and had been tn communication di the morning With bis business associates. acerca Latest from the Striking LATEST FROM BALTIMORE. Batriwore, July 19.—At the main office of the Western Union company eleven of the day force left. It 4s not yet known how mony have left the branch offices. At 1:30 p.m. there were twelve operators at work in the main office, and the sunerintendent is of opinion that he can call In a sufficient number, probably twenty-eight in all, to handle all messag-s coming in. In the Baltimore and Ohio office there are elght operators at work, and their lines are kept open at_potnts along the line of the Baltimore and Ohio. ‘The operators are Tecelving railroad matter, but refusing all com- merrial ness. When the s'rike took place at the Corn and Flour Exchange business was imme- diately suspended, and as the men walked from tie Instruments of the Western Union and Balltl- more and Onto offices there was an open mani- festation of sympathy from members of the ex- ange, LATEST FROM PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA, July 19.—The office was not en- Urely depleted, and a small force which has been somewhat increased by a call.upon some of the members of the night force 1s now at work. Su- perinte ndent Zeablin stated that the office 18 now xble to transact the business fairly well if there 18 & force of proportionate size at other points. THR WHEATSTONE OPERATORS JOIN THE STRIKERS. New Yore, July 19.—All the Whoatstone opera- tors Joined the ranks of tho strikers, The few Operators who remained were at once set at work by Superinten tent Dealy upon the mass of work that was left unfinished by the strikers. He pre- dicted Lhat the company would come out all right; that there were enough left to go on with the work, and that they would soon fil up the vacant desks, YEMALE RECRUITS. Mr. Dealy claimed that about 150 of the men had remained. ‘Nothing could be learned of the intentionsot the company regarding the strike. Shortly after the strikers weit outa band of re- crults, most of them ladies, entered the building and were ushered up to the operators’ room where they were at once set wo work THE STRIKE IN CINCINNATL Crnormatt, July 19.—The strike of the tele- graphers ut the main office of the Western Union company in this city occurred at 11:30 a.m. At that hour the local chief of the Drothernood gave the signal of three raps on hisdesk. The signal was obeyed by all the members of the brotherhood rising and going Immediately out. There was no confusion and no excitement. Only about halt a dean of the working force remained at their desks, but others will soon be put on. a The International Rifle Match. THE TWELVE MEN WHO WILL, SHOOT AGAINST THE AMERICANS. Lonnon, July 19.—The twelve riflemen who are toshoot azatnst the Americans in the interna- Mons] mateh at Wimbledon Friday and Saturday were selected this morning. They are as follows: Private McVitte, of the Ist Dumfries regiment; Corporal Bates, of the 1st_ Warwick; Corporai Party, of the 2d Cheshires; Sergeant Dods, of the 1st Berwicks; Major Young, of the ist Middlesex; Major Pearse, of the 4th Devonshire; Quart-r- master Gouldsmith, of the 1st Gloucester; Private Gibbs, of the 1st Gloucester; Capt. Godsal, of the 21 Bucks; Private Lowe, of the 13th MUidlesex; M jor Humphrey, of the Cambridge University rifles, and Private Wattleworto, of the Sth Lanca- shire, == aes The East Washington Committee. ‘THEIR INTERVIEW WITH THE DISTRICT COMMISSION- ERS TO-DAY. The committee of citizens of East Washington appointed at the meeting last night to wait upon the District Commissioners appeared at the office of the Commissioners at one o’clock. Commis- sloners Edmonds, West and Lydecker received them in the Commissioners room. Mr. W. C. Dodge acted as chairman of the delegation, and, after a few intraductory remarks stating the purpose of their visit, read the state- ment prepared to be presented tothe Commission- erg, of vihich an abstract 1s published elsewhere. ‘To this reading the Commissioners listened at- tentively. Mr. Dodge placed a map of the city be- fore him, and occasionally, as he read, Nlustrated his points by reterence to’ the map. When Mr. Dodge read from the report some. statements made by Senator Ingalls,in the debate in the Senate list February, charging that the Commls- sloners had done injustice to Eust Washington, he remarked that ft was unnecessary for the com- mittee to add anything to that speech. “Do you make that charge fo jen Inst the present board?” asked Commissioner West, “No,” said Mr. Dodge, “I have stated that we bring thess facts to the attention of this board because it 1s comparatively new.” “I shall be prepared to show,” sald Mr. West,“in reply to what you state there that the present Commissioners have done exactly what you have as! for.” Mr. Dodge ther proceeded with the reading of his statement and exhibited an “exhibit chart” of improved streets and avenues, published by the [ board of public works in 1872, representing Mary- land avenue from the Capiioi to the boundary as paved with stone, Commissioner West interrupted the reading of the part of the statement relating to the appropriation of $140,000 for a bridge above G-orgetown, to say that none of that money came out of District funds, Mr. Kmonds inquired if improvements had not been pushed in the northwest originally because the people were going there, and the Improve- ments were made necessary. Mr. Dodge disputed this. During the course of the discussion Mr. West said: “You might have been unjustly discrim!- nated against until the present appropriation. am prepared to show that you have more than your share of this appropriatian. I am prepared to show that the present Commissioners have eried tuemselves todo more than Justice to Ca tol Hii Mr. Dodge having been asked what he would say If it was den onstrated to him that under the present appropriation East Washington had more than Its share, answered, “I would be very inuch astonished at such ‘a result.” When Mr. Dodve re d the portion of his statement relating to water service. he sald that a portion of the funds appropriated to increase the water supply on Cspitol Hill had been expended tn providing a pump for the private use of Capt. A. Grant, ef Capitol Hill, ‘The pump, he said, was still in the alley back of Capt. Grant’s property. The Com- missioners took much interest in this statem-nt, and asked a number of questions in order to ob- tain the facts, When Mr. referred to what he sald was discrimination in the matter of laying water mains, Mr. Edmonds said that tn the northwest section, where certain mains were laid, of which Mr. Dodge compiained, the people had recetved the same reply to these requests as the people In the northeast, but tuey lad come forward and proffered the money in reference to the complaint about permit work. Major Lydecker sald that | rant was taken out. He also denied that h ‘The Hill Investigation. MR. STINEMETE ATTACKs MR. THOMAS. In the Hill investigation this morning. Mr. Stine- mets, who bad taken offense at some remarks made yesterday by Mr. Thomas, made an attack upon that gentieman, charging him with being the bireling of contractors, and warning him that he would not silently suffer ridicule, Mr. Thomas repiled with a bumoroua apology, and the regular proceedings were resumed. MR. HILL CROSS-EXAMINED. Mr. Coleman began the cross-examination of Mr. AIL The witness could not remember the names of any person except Mr. Damon, of whom he had purchased safes. Other dealers, however, furnished gates, although be could not remember saoply ot occasionally atthe office They applie! for orders, Dut ‘upon learning Damon's rates, declined to compete. Where excessive freight rates did not make {t advisable to purchase safes near the place of delivery, all ‘were purchased from Damon. Supposed that the advertisement of 1879 bad been made pressed Did not advertise for the a desire to Utica vault because Damon’s were 80 low that he did not consider it worth while. Did not ask for proposals from other dealers for that vault. 4 PHILADELPHIA SAPS MAKER. The examination was Interrupted at this potnt toallow George I, Kemington, of Philadelphia, to testity. Ho sald that he was a safe maker, using the Herring-Farrell patents; knew tha’ Damon supplied the sates, ey ee partment. Damon's rates were much below the market priors, and less than his compan; could build them for at a proft; nad talked to Mr. Hill about supplying safes, and saw no disposition on bis part to exclude him from competition. Cross-examined by Mr. Hill:—Had a contract with the Treasury department for supplying safes, Ithad bren entered into about a month go: had also an order for safes, given without advertisement, about ten days ago. A BALTIMORE ARCHITECT. George Fredericks, of Baltimore, an architect, Was the next witness. He had made plans for many large public bullaings, but never himself attempted to draw plans forthe heating appa- Tatus. Such work was given to speclillsts in the profession. The plans for the heating apparatus of tue Philadetphia post office were examined by the witness, and he said he knew of no architect in the United Stites able to prepare them. LIVELY SCEN®S YESTERDAY. While Mr. Jacobs, of the supervising architect's oMce, was on the stand yesterday, the prosecu- ton objected to his testimony, saying he was as deep in the mire as Mr. Hill was, and that he had been implicated in the original chai Mr. Totten replied that nobody could be implicated 1n anything by chi made by this person Murch, r-confeased cheat and rascal, ‘The committes decided to hear Mr. Jacobs, who sid that safe men had told lim they wouid ike to furnish safes, but they could not compete with Damon in bis Prices, Mr. Hill's predecessor hud given the safe Contracts to Damon because he was the lowest ler. Mr. Coleman—Don’t you know that If there has been any corruption going on in the supervising architect’s oftice you have been concerned in if A findignantiy)—1 ‘know no such thing. r. Hill then took the stand, and sald that Da- mon’s figures were 80 low that other safe makers told him they could not compete. Mr. Damon had Not been given the slightest advantage over other dealers in safes. ———————— Pedestrians Rights on the Streets. A DRIVER SENT TO JAIL ON A CHARGE OF ASSAULT. A young colored man named Joseph King was changed before the Poilce Court to-day with seri- ously assaulting Henry Johnson, who 1s 75 years old, by driving over him on the 23d of May last, at the corner of 9th and F streets. ‘The injured man has been confined in the hospital ever since the accident, and had to be assisted to the witness’ stand. He stated that he did not remember any- tuing of the occurrence. The testimony of Messrs. J. T. Johnson, Henry Noran and John Hoffmann was tothe effect that the old man was changing cars at the point of the accident, and in doing so Was knocked down by the wagon driven by the de- fendant. The defendant, who bas been in fall since the 0 :currence, stated that the horse that he was driving was fractious, and the harness was detective. He also statet that he was not driving Very fast, and he did not see the old gentleman. Mr. J.T. Turner appeared for the def-ndant. Mr. Moore said it was the most outrageous assault he ever presented to the court. FORCIBLE REMARKS BY JUDGE SNELL. Judge Snell, in disposing of the cage, stated that {fa person casts down some heavy substance from ® building without giving due notice and injures some one, he 1s guilcy of assault. 80 in the case of @ person Who takes an unmanageable horse onthe street, and while driving at a reckless rate of speed, runs over a person, he 1s also guilty of as- sult. Foot passengers have rights on the streets, and persons driving vehicles have no rights supe- Tlor to foot passengers. The street is not te proper place to train horses. It is the duty of a man who takes a horse on the street to see that the antmal 1s properly harnessed and and Unmanageable animals have no right of we street. If a person 1s careless and is thereby in- jured the law does not hold the driver. “But it 1s he duty of a driver to see foot passengers, and the running over of this old gentleman, who was not shown to be careless or negligent, 1s a case that should be punished. The court ala that in con- sideration of the fact that the prisoner has deen locked up for Mity-seven days, he would only give him six months additional, which would otherwise be eleven months and twenty-nine days. es Charge of Libel. THE CaSE OF SUMNER & KIRK SENT TO THE GRAND sory. In tho Police Court to-day the charge of libel against Sumner 8 Kirk,a patent agent in this city, on @ warrant sworn out in June, 1881, by Frederick A. Lehman, was taken up for trial. Mr. Wm. P. Williamson appeared for tue defendant. The alleged Ubel consisted in publishing an article which charged Mr. Lehmann with employing a Dlackguard to do his dirty work. Frederick A Lehmann stated that he 1s an attor- rey at law and solicitor of patents. He stated taat he knew Sumner 8. Kirk, who bas been lie else ‘han a swinuler and — “Stop there,” sald tue court; you have no right to state that; this 18 a charge ‘of libel, but if you keep on that strain there might be one of slandr.” ‘Tue court said that this was a question for a Jury, and entirely out of his conuoll. Mr. Kirk stated to the court that It was not true that ne had evaded arrest on this Warrant. He sald he remained In the city thirteen days after the any intention of publ shing a Itvel about the com. plainant, “He said that he thought this was such & Irivolous thing that the court should distiss It and hot keep the warrant hanging over his head, which would ruin his business, which has already suffered from this matter. ite declared before his Goud Uhat be was innocent of any attempt at libel. The case was sent to the rand jury, aud a simi- lar charge brought by Mr. Kern was dismissed, District Government Affairs. EQUALIZING ASSESSMENTS. ‘The board of equal zation of assessments to-day without application ordered that prop- erty in square be increased “from 20 to 35 cents per square foot. The board also or- dered ‘that the front lots on Massachusetts avenue, in square 212, be reduc-d 25 cents per square foot on each lot; ordered that improve- ents On sub jot 88, square 518, be Increasea from $5,500 to $6,000; sub lot 48, squrre 518, on improve- when application was made for such work, and the applicant complied with the usual conditions, ant paying one-third the cost or the improve- ment, the application was —_gencrally granted unless there Was some strong reason Why it should not de. Mr. Edmonds thought there should be no seri- ous complatat on th‘s score, as the small rund for that work was avatlable to all applicants, so far ag it went. Mr. Dodge thought it was a serious matter if ena ‘was to be used for the benefit of specu- rs, Mr. Edmonds said he knew nothing about spec- ulators; the fund was used ip making necessary improvements where building was going on. When Mr. Dodge finished Commissioner West said that the Commissioners had a yrievance also, and Inasmuch as they sympathized with the dele- tion they asked sympathy tn their turn, They fina been berated for two hours and uarter for misdemeanors of their predecessors. _ He thought the paramount grievance of Capitol Hill was the assessment. They had got redress from the pre- sent board of Commissionera. He read from the last report of the Commissioners to Congress ask- Ing rellet from the unequal assessments, ‘he conference was still in progress when our report closed. ‘The delegation was composed of the following mntlemen: Hon. John Farn<worth, W. C. » uncan 8. Walker, George F. Harbin, B. M. Green, G. M. Oyster, N. A. Futler, D. T. Jones, T. L. De- Land, 8. H. Waiker, Dr. B.A. Adams, H. N. Copp, Geo. F. Dawson, B. Burn-tine and M. M. Rohrer. = Tas Kewrvoxy forrzry Company.—Mr. Saun- ders, representing the Kentucky lottery company, called on Postmaster General Gresham to-day and asked that an order be issued for the delivery to the company of the registered letters received be- tween the 18th and @th of September, 1880, at Louisville, Ky., in order that they might settle up their business.’ By the expiration of their charter, the company will cease to exist one month from to-day. The order prohibiting the delivery of registered letters was on the 18th, and the company brought sult to test the legality of the order on the 2ith, which suit was decided against them, ‘The Postmaster General has the matter under advisement, APPOINTED BY THE PrestpENt.—The President has appointed Jno, C. McO.lium, of San Franeisco, Lo be Indian agent at the Mission in Cali. fornia, vice Samuel & Lawson, resigned. Range oF THe THERMOMETER.—The followi! were the readings at the office of the chief sign: oMicer: ': 7 am. 67.7; 11 am., 75.4; 2 p.m. 787. Maximum, 60.5; minimum, 626 ei Aout 10 o'clock this morning, Mrs. Ann re ving at ‘7th street ort! died nen eben Eet, T™ 18, be incr-ased from $6,000 to $6.500, and im- rovements on sub lot H, square 537, be reduced ‘rom $1,200 to $800; and increase improvements on Jot 22, square 486, from $4,500 to $5.509; they also reduce assessment Of 26 of Jot 12, square 867, [rom $1.600 to $1 200 on improv~ments, 80 as to rate with the agjoining improvements. ge Esoarep From tue Po.ice Covrer.—An elderty Man, named Julius Eppard, was before the Police Court to-day for assauluing an old woman named Bitz Stokes, who said that he broke her arm. ‘There was a question raised ag tothe extent of the Injuries, and the case was continued wll the 26th. The court said that he would mmpoee: a fine Of $100. ‘The prisoner took @ Seat inside the bar, and during the contusion in a case he walked out of court and escaped. River Teape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river front as follows: Georgrtown— ‘Cleared—Schr. Chas. H. Morse, Saunders, 800 tons of coal for Bith, Me.; stmr. Ben Mindr, Pickup, 109 tons coal for, Norfolk. Va. barge Mars, Dean, 1% tons coal Norfolk, Va. ‘Arriv . Pome> roy, Dawson, 30 cords wood Walker & Co.; schr. Kitiy Ann, Laycock, 1,800 bushels wheat Hartley Bros; scht. E111, Grayson, 41 cords wood J. M. Doves schr. Wm. BE’ Bartley, Wallace, 28 cord: ‘Wood same; scbr. Warren Sawyer, Gatchell, stone fork, &. Litueniid; scr. BF walner, Westzate, 1,010 tons ice Independent Ice company. Fred— South memo oar oS. loyt, Herbert, 940 tons compost tor 3 schr. A Boot To4d, 144 tons Sou oct tor'eams Geate: nation; schr. H. B. Gibson, Kerwin, 180 tons com- post for same destination. WILLIAM SEI BY, Notary THR NEW YOKK STOUK MAKK CT A Fe # ey a HW rene rd Watt Street ‘Te-éay. New Yous, Juiy The Post's financtal Says:—Tho Stock market was hea’ ways S Wily raided ——___ Nor on Srarae.—The empioyes of the Bankerw’ and Merchants’ and southern telegraph companies are the only ones who have not gone out with the strikers, The Straggie at Concera TALK OF POSTPONING THE ELECTION. In the senatorial batlot at Concord yesterday the whole number of votes cast was 3%: neces Gary forachoice, 163 Wm. & Ladd, Chester BR Jordan, Charles H. Burns, Wm. C. Tod¢, Benja- min F. Prescott, Frederick Smyth and James Briggs teach; Henry Burnham, %; Charis H, Bell, Dapiel Hall and Dantel Bernard, 8 caci Jacob H. Gallinger, 4; James W. Patterson, Orrin C. Moore, 11; Aaron F. Stevens, 98; G lun Marston, 97; ‘Mason W. Tappan, 89; Wm. FE Chandler, 74; Harry Bing! 16 Chandler's Supporters claim they will gain eight or nine the next full ballot, making total of 80. It is said Patterson will teor addition to-d Pos poning the election to the next session of the legisiaturs, It will not be surprising if an attempt is made to Secure su ch action if @ cholce ts not effected this . ry among the republicans tn favor of News Hricfs, The Philadelphia produce exchange yesterday {ndorsed Ube action of the commercial exchanze in relation to the trade dollar, and agreed to co- Operate with that body In urging upon Congress its redemptioh, retirem -nt, or legalization. Rev. Thomas Mitchell, or Brooklyn, N.Y., In @orsed by Rev. Dr. Burchard, (Presbyteriin.) of New York, and Rev. Dr. Peck, (Method st.) of Brookivn, have accepted an invitution to repre sent Evangelical Curistlanity at the Rochester Free "i binkers’ convention. In Philadelphia yesterday Sophia Wartman, 19 years of age, committed suicide by cutting her throat with a razor. In April last she shot herself with a revoiver. She sald she had been betrayed py John Hitchcock, Jr., with whose purems she Fe Denis Kearney called on Mayor E1son, of New York, yesterday to obtain permtssion to hold a Mass Meeting of workingmen to-night in Union Squire. The mayor said he could give him no as- sistance In the matter. ‘The biennial convention of the National Cotron at the Hygela hotel, Exchange of Amerk Fortress Monroe, yesterd: mn tea ayo club, the object of which Is to we for the indepenaence of Cuba, was organ- iz~4 in Philadelphia last nizht. sie Ex-Congressiman Arch'baid McAlister, of Al- toona, Pa., dropped dad of apoplexy yesterday, There Was a slicht frost in Davenport, lowa, yesterday, but it did no damage. Mi al Geo Brainard, of Wilmington, Onto, was shot and killed Tuesday might in the pres ence of his wife by a thief he was Urying to arrest, Samuel T. Py ari, Of Rockvile, Md., died from the effet of sel‘-inflicved wounds on “Tues- a fraudulent pension agent og been swindling ie people arot Cumberland, and decamped $500 ahead. : Gen. Hancock has filed aclaim tn the probate court of St. Louls against the estate of Mrs. Ada S. Russell. his. mother-in-law, for amount of a note Jor $2,889 89, loaned by Gen. Hancock to Mra Rus- sell. heny Charles Seitz, @ paper-hanger, of Alleg! city. Pa..tatally shot Dr. G. H. Langfelt last night at the laiter’s » in Bellevue, Pa. Langieli was Sngaged Lo Seltz’s ‘sister, but broke the engage- en A Huge Mastovon’s Remains Usrarrnep.— The remains of a huge mastodon were found Tuesday afternoon by diggers in E:ton’s gravel pit about eight miles east of Syracuse, N. ¥. The larger part Of one tusk and tooth were the fir objects dug out from a place thirteen feet below the surface of the earth. They were examined by Professor Brown, of Syracuse Untversity, and Professor Jon F. Boynton, of Syracuse, boi well- known scten isis, and pronounced a’ great dis. covery. By calculation from the parts already discovered. Professor Brown regards It as the largest mammoth ever extumed tn this country. & force of men 1s now digsing for more remait under the directions of O. W. Weed, who made the first discovery. ~____se.—_ DOUBLE TRAGEDY aT A GAME OF LAWN TENNTR Tuesday a party were playing Liwn tennis newt the Ship Ina at St Cuthbdert’s, tn the center of the town of Bedtord, Engiand. ‘Among the players Were Mr. D- Vere, a young army officer, and Mise McKay, twenty years of age. Suddenly, and without apparent provocation, De Vere putled out a revolver and shot Miss McK vy dead on Ube spot Betore he could b+ seized he put the revolver to his ear and blew out his own brains. Both vic~ Ums are well known in society, and in both cases the only surviving parents are widows. It is be- leved Uhat Jealousy Was the motive of the crime. = aoe A Danmo Kopnery By Syeak THIEVES —At Cold. Water, Mich., yesterday afteraoon, while George Starr, the cashier of the National b'nk. was count- ing @ package of bills handed him by a man, his confederate slipped into the site and stole a Vale wable package of jewelry belonging to H. G. Lewis, president of the bank. The thieves ran Uhree blocks, jumped {nto a carriage which wos in waiting, and drove off ata breakneck speed. pur- ‘Sued by two officers, who overtook the thieves @ mnile from town, but'on their presenting revolvers at the officers the latter retreated. A Youre Lapr's ‘The Balti- More Sten of 10-day says: Miss Ada Bussells, the daughter of Capt. “Isaac N. Busselis, living near Carter's creek. Lancaster county, Va., committed Sutclde Tuesday morning about 10 o'elock by shoot- tng herself throuh the beat. She hal been talk- ing with her aManced, Mr. Geo. Skinner, a liquor ealer at 28 south Howard street, who had come down to the house afew days ago and to whom sho was shortly to be married. It 1s thought sou e misund-rstanding arose between them, for se suideniy rose and went to ber room, whence the Teport of # pistol-shot was he ind a few moments afler, and It was found that she bad suot berself turough the head. Ge SUICIDE. ‘THe CURIOUS TRIAL OF HenREWs IN HUNGAR ‘The court at Nyreghhaza, Hungary, whico 1s ry ing a number of Jews chitged wii the murder of a Christtan girl named Esther Sulamossy, went to ‘Tisza, Ezlar, Tuesdey, when the boy witness Morita Scbarf was compelled to look throwrh the key-hole in the door of the synagogue throuwzh which he alleves that he saw the murder com- mitied. Tt was conclusively proven th it he could by so doing only see one person in the interior at @ time, and thet 1t was impossible tosge a group of Persons as he swore be did. MARUIKD. BURGESS—BEOW NING. At Culpeper, Va, on Jaly 18th. 188.4, by the Rev. E. G, Chandier, GEORGE M. BUAGHOB to MOLLIE J. Buu WALNG, bothot ‘Cupoper. i mED LITTLE. On Weinesday, July 18th, 1883, WIL- LIAM, son of Wiliam and Littie, aged uime montis. = Willie, early blessed, Art (rouse to sock that rest, re vera ETS nae pan ‘Come Wille, come to my embrace. Wertnesiay, July 18th, 1583, Mrs. B. MAH BR, wile of ae, Funeral from her late resideuce, No. 2106 niaaveoue, on Frida, 8:30 ..m.' Requiem mises at St Stephen" ouch at 9 o'clock. 2 ROBINSON. On y. July 17th, 1888, at 2:50 grelogk p.an., FOUN K.KUBLASON, iu the fity-picth your ot hin are, coerce Bs peste CZaveavilla, Obie, ‘Baltunore, ‘covy. UNDERTAKERS. A'’niet ed & 0O., U» DE! era WPanruUK KOONEN: SANCS DELLEW. “B UCHL X's" UNDFRTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 Pexxerivama Avexur N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsytvania avenue north west.) “‘Fverything fret-class aid reasonabie.' bam