Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1883, Page 3

POTOMAC RIVER BC AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioacers. | EX: CUTOR'S SALE GF TMPROVED PROPERTY 3,H,S) REED AORTHEAST, BUING NOS. 647 Lo Sk; PePerans DAILY LINE! UN 57 FAMYR: ORGE EL) AKY TO RORFOLK, FORTRESS BUEST AND COUSE “n FRIVAY. the ‘PHIRD DAY OF*AUGUST, 1S, at SIX CLOCK . £ will sel) in front, Qt the premises, lot No. 19 in equare No. °69, in! $1.00 Ficmt-class sccommodation cenuet ve furnished for = streat shart daily, INCLUD! + SUNDAYS, wt 590 FU eDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT 6 P. 1 y Nighé . scursionss special feature. Return ; t ckste good on cithor Leary or Excelsior. | 1 Fx vusiv= connection with tis Boston sb) Provideuse | ©: ™ Freight rsceived daily untf 8 p. m. - LM. HUDGINS, Gen. Supt. Wo. P. WELCH, Agent a2 the city of Wasklnaton, D. ‘Ve Cue thie cash, balance . notes bearini ast in six and twelve Jx per cent interest secured by can er de me a TA pe published im Wi ast D. en reenter tata oF SALTER E: a . is ‘342 D street an we ER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioncers. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PLAT RNITUKE, FRENCH IER AND TEL GLAS-KB, ANTIQUE BET TN, NUT PAniOK AND CHAMBER FURNI- K. CARPET=, &0., 4 Al ION. On To-MORKOW, "AUGUST FOURIH, at TEN O'CLO: K A. M., we shall seli within and fn front of feogae Tm EATEN SWANS oe ot M he JPeNcaNsox BROS., Auctionesrs. YOUNG MARE, KIND AND GENTLE, WORKS IN ALL HAKN Se, WinMANTEb SOUS: AT AUC. On TUESDAY MOKNING, AUGUST SEVENTH, at TEN O'CLU K, mn} front of ealesrooms the OUK AT LOW FARES. O POLE, 50 Cta, RIVER LANDINGS, EXCU. SON / REPS to Biackistone Island, 25 1 SUNDAY FERK\ to Alvacndra, 5 Ctx. iveamers LAR™ and Mus LEY To Piney Point, Point Lockcut, Fortress Monree and Norfoil MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end na Ct, Gia ONE VOSE @ CO. SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO WITH cov. AND SOME PARLOR OOL, Ha: FUANITUKE, &o., &e. Y MOWNING, AUGUST FOURTH, “LOUK, within snd in front of my i cellent vollection of oi .—Steamer MOSELEY, EVERY AY, W DNESDAY and THUIRS- Isiand, st 9am. Round Trip, NEW AL! XANDRIA FERRY Bteamer TH'/MPSON, leav: bor the Haif Hour, commen iria, cb tho Hour. Fa order) TEAMER ARLOWSMITH Cooking and Heating Stoves. Lipves 7th treet wharf st7 a. m. for Tox ther with a general ausoriment of Houschola TOTOMAC RIVER LANDIXGS, Iso, | _ Carriages, Baggies, &c. au with, Baltimers and Chio R. R. at “Shep. | = oe ee .. TUESD: Bixckistone Isiand, 1 Connter. eels and other Cazpet One Wheeler & Wilson ance ea gee Piel T-3O ao. Forry Boat | PDAWNBROKES'S SALE OF te « jomini and inter < uesdaye. On Thorsdays FORFEITED PLEDGES. +. Clement's Bay, wharves — = returning Fridays. On Sst wnardtown and intermediate I witl nell for M. Selfager, 7:7 7tn street northwest, UST FOUR’ commencing SATUKDAY, AUG! YH. 1883, | at 7:30 p.m. This sale consis: of s large line of B PADGETT. Aut. Dinmond Gold, Silver, Brass and Nickel Wetchea, ©) W. RIDLEY, Man.. | Gold, Silver apd Plated Vest Chains, Gentlemen's send thet. wharf, Washington, D.C. Geld ‘and Plated Charms end Lockeos Barrings, Ete ch er SOND | Brace et, Necacsing, Pisin Gold th rbct hinge ta M®™ VERNONT ai. VERNON! fact, «il kinds of Jewelry. Opera, Glasses Golde Sliver and Prated Ware: 280 a fine Hneof Costoni-made Gents’ — Clotuing, Overcoats, Ulster, Suits, Coats and Vesta, Panta, sand 88 Patterns. Shew)s, Bi *TFAMER W. W. CORCORAN bh int Razors, Musical Tusit anen eaves Tth street wharf Gaily (excert Suna fer Mt | Books, ‘Toots of ail kinds Bocts, Shoes, Umbceilys, fernon st 10 clock & ma. ; returning rerches Waahing- | Carpole, Trunks, sateb hiowa. ex Beds, Mir- ton about 3:30 p.m. rors, Pic.ures, Clocks, Bank: ts, Riedl pee ‘inking 030 L. L. BLAK | Rods, ete., Bale commences at 7:30 p. m., and + et, Be {1 B= continued nntil sil coods are sold. “iy. Be-Persont howiag Gekete ob which the tine hae potosac HassroRtaTto ti Be coulsnned unt expired please takes notice. ‘The stesmer ‘UP. Capt _W.C. Geohewan, leaves FD SELINGER, Broker, baban peace a — Laat atree:, every SUNDAY, WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers. at@orlork p.i.. for = = = re a ——— every FRIDAY Foie Aver WILL SELL, ON SATUi D. UGUST FOUUTH, 1883 fe collection 0 tions strictie first-clars. Unredeemed Piedses, Gold snd Silve: 8, OPEL aust be vrepaid, and will be revelved on | aud hunting csse; Sol.d Silverware. Damond vet Bes Jewelry, Hsin and ‘Set kings, Chains, sieeve Buitona, STEPHE Brace.rts, Plated Ware, Overs Glasses, Masical Iustra- 5 nents, Uvercvats, Uisters, «oats, Pants and Vests, Dress heveivers, Guns, tauzsde and breeea-loxd rs: one Wheel of Fortune, )aaics* Coats, Umbrellas, Baokets and Cocks, Cuti ry, Books, Gold Pistcd Ware, Mirrors and Flutes. Sale to commence at SEVEN P. M., at No. 1007 Tru SiKELT NOKtHWI aat-at National Loan Oatice. FOLEY, Auction sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goo's, con- stove No. 908 7:h street northwest, at suction, img Qu THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUS¢ ATEN O'CLOCK, sad will continue from anti! all te d'sposed of. ts of Silks, Dreas Goods, fable Linens. Towels, Napkit Goode, Hosier S WASHING. | ‘hhursdsys, a& 7 sa T Lands _STEAMERS. H Gi REMAN 1 aa Lise TWEEN New Yorn, Havas, 2 Sevrramr oN axD 7 ape eotuer- of this company will eal! EVERY WED. Y AND SATORDAY from Bremen pter, foot eres, Flat 1s, Domestics of all. kinds, New | ot EY es to serous to mention. | Ladies cre specially invited to wstend this eale, as the moors are fue and will be auld witho ¢ reserve. qj FOLE,, Aucti RAILROADS, K ON GROVE CAMP SSS a, MPTHODIST PRUTESTANT CRURCH, R&P.R.K Trains leave Washinvton daily, except Sunday, 6:40, 9. 30, 4:49 and 6:40 p.m. Sunday’trains p-m. Fopils Cresk Accommodation from Bowie at 7:59 a. onl NE ROUTE. HIP COMPANY LIMITED, RAND LIVERD RK HARBO! ~NEW ¥C % REOUL. | a, 1. RE 9:30 a m.. 6:20 “e 12; | ™, Week days only. earn cone raine leave Butimore deity, except Sunday, 7, 7:25, sromia\.... Wed.-Sep- 19 535, 8:10, 8:16 ant 7:10 pan.” Sunday: 23 FROM NEW YOR. pared 2s, DULANY, mttaten’ $100, zecording to accom- | 5531-ang1,2,8 and 4, aug? Presi Hteerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Lty- GREAT. = ery col and Queenstown and ail other partsof Europest NDENNSYLYANIA ROUTE: Towert rates, NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Throwsk bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, | TOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SC Havre, Autwerp and othee ports on the Continent SILEL Kalb." MAGNIFICE a Sep McShea DOs. cme ie ‘or freight and passage ap: Company's office, Ko. @ Lowlog Groom, or unth steerace aud cabia t Gis Boacow & U., 603 TU street, Washington, B. BROWN & CO., New York, jcsars. O1 18 BIGELOW & CO., 608 Th ‘Washinston. EQUIP! IN EFFECT JU:-¥ 81x, is, ‘Thar 30 a.m.. daily; Fast Cars from rth ns 1u., daily. with Pa'ace Cars to Pittsburie Finctat che ball Sate Ponies AM. ROTTER- AVE WASHINGTON. PROM STATION, CORNER ° - For Pitteburg and the Weat, « of Palace ire at 9: with Sle 30 onda bat. SIXTH AXD B STREETS, a8 FOLLOWS:— iesgo Linited Exproea Tine, 9:30 a.m., daily, leeming € Hartisburg to Gino'nuati. Wester - reat AlN Aigo, connects, except saturdays, fur Ch go. via Columbus and ©. St. L. & PRR, with Fleopiug Car Mittal to’ Chicazo. Mail Ex] 9:60'p, ith MDAM. ZAANDAM. P. CA- daity. for Fittebure 2nd the West. Pelnce = ieopinee Cat Waal tigton to Oh ee ee ceres ine BALTIMORE AND BOTOMAD RATLHOAD. ey WED: | For Evie, Canandaieua, Rochester, Buttalo, Si nd rte Hi 9.50 p. m. daily, excopt Saturday. with Palace Weshtugton to Canandaigua, Fi cab!D, $50: steet Sin, $10: secorad tee ty & i and Harrisburg to Agent, 00a. m., 10:408, m.. on Sunax 4 20, press except Sunday. 230 p. far evacy weak day. FINANCIAL. IX BOTH THE OLD ment Companies is the ee pass on, of the Heat rie tea by che MUTUAL RE- E TAT10N this great difi- way of permancnt and safe ilte msurance ‘The members are more likely to yey mente than on any othr plan. Office, |. ¥. KNIGHT Manax iy? ND SELL U.S. GOVT AND D, ©. BONDS; | F Bi, 10:40 a. m.. apd ; : , 7:30, 9:50 und 10:20. p. Avo, WASH. C. GASLIGHT aud ALL other City he oe ee Deposits recetyed subject to check. For Pops's Cr eek Line, 6:40 a.m. end 4:40 p.m. daily, We pay SPFCTIAL attention ie obtainine CORRECT Saaeensinc y srt Tiaite cmt rantegsureceay | TO peuesos i Se ue artes set sectrities, and ars prepared et ali tumes to auswer ingni- | ALFXANO Tia AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- Wassheanting aa . = WAX. £25 ALEXANDUIA AND WASHINGTON HARRY ¢C. TOWERS & CO., 30, 7:20, 9:20, 11:00 and 11 20. 8:00 11:00 :30 a.m.. and 11:30 p.m. Ub 3:00 p and 3:00 p.m. da: rans ve Alexapdria f 30:08 and 10°20 s,m. ; 12-80, 3.00, and9:10 p.r. and 12:00 midui 5-00, am 203 ain. +7200 and Pm. ‘Tickets and inforniation at the offles, northeast cor- Berwres ner of 13th etreet and Penusyivauia avenue and altho Tawase Yo destinaton tom housed esos Of WASHINGTON, NEW YORE AND RICHMOND, | "#1" '0 CcHineten from botele and resifences. CEAS. ©. FU General Manager. y9 = ALTIMORE-AND OHIO RAILROAD. H. H. popes, HE MODEL FAST TINE, AND THE ONLY. LINE THE WASHINGTON ‘A i Bonds, Stocks end Investment Serurities Lought and DOUBLE THACK! /JANNEY COUPLER! Sold on Commission, 2 Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 13th, 1529. No. 009 161m STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING.) | aveuusan ot a Git Se eae oh = For Chicago, Cin-innats, Agency for Princes and Whitely, $y Sam 10-15 a. an., 10:10 oy with Through Coaches an 8. > above ‘to Chicago, Stock Brok rename. | pointe withuat changes 10180 ar 4 Buoapway, New Yous. except Saturday. ‘For Creveland and Detroit at 8:30. m. 8:40 p. m. daily; 3:40 p. im. is a aolid train to Pitts . borg with dleeping Cars a! Every clase of Securities tought and gold oa commis. | For Toledo aud Detroit Nia Monroevilla, 10:15 a.m, sion in Sen Francie-o, Baltimore, Philadeiphia. New | * y. for f York, Boston and Washington, Orders execttot on the | a:iyaine for SBP ae and brad re ake New York Stock Exchange at one-elyhth of one per | Parlor and i fad oe ee ‘exorpt Sunday: eopiig cent conuntesion. Private and direct telegraph wires §:40, 7:45. 8:10, 9 toi ichwond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and 5 ate bbb, a, Boston, through which crers are executed on the 10:05. a.m., Stock Exchanges tu thove cities and beck op. Promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- 0m Buadey, fon: tion regarding the Markets received through our Wires I\SLANT.Y direct from the New York Stock Exchange nl et tan except Sunday, 8:30 a.m., 4:45 and 6:45 p.m. = ———————— ‘daily except Bun: MEDICAL, &e. dae: fore $50 ami, 10:1 ata and 4:48 2 eV AL, Ge. is.. dally excerpt Sundays THERES AND G. GIVE NO Fike | For Hagerstown ioisame Caly except Sunday, 5:45 one and send you to some, side-show my Bs re-erpt p.m. daily. Di who divide profits with the doctor, te eee yiygn, the West daily, 6:20, 7:362.m., 'd' Philadelphia, 2:85, 8:90 im. dally except under = 0am, 1:56, 6:37 p.m; Sunday, vay: 4 of a cure of private hou = Suit Drs. HEOTHERS aud GhAY, 906 B niece ne, ill fu: medicine, susrantee ‘a Care oF no, bay- W805, [HE MOST RELIABLE AND La estailisbed Spectalist in the city? ‘Why. Dr. OT if. I-> ie—over thirty two yeary—at 906 Bat-s.w. vu to before A. C. Richards, Justice of the Feacu. ~1m' ee MAsbcob RESTORED BY USIN: A BOTTLE $f or two of Dx. BROTHE: 8" Invigorati Vi cure uny case Of Beminal ty ap! Impotency. It Sistem. S53 Batreet sou iF 5, CAN ‘ON FIDENTL' De BhO HERS, 906 B street sccuth west, Partic- Waraticntion pald toall diseases peendar to Ladies, mar ri All irrewularities und Ovarian tr ubles ~five years’ experience. Jy24-lm" D FON'S FEMALE PI MAILED Tc BP seidvene on receipt of $1. Box 907 City P.O. J21-% A4DAME. DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- M2 Allfeiele complaints q cured. Canbs ‘Gobsuited iaily at 1245 Tih street northwest. Officehours: ‘clock p.m... with ladiesonly.— jy7-2m* WOOD AND COAL. Cou Axo Woon. ‘We have just received s Jot of Bakers. Woop; ‘fresh mined COAL Seat uae ‘ilof which we offer at lowest market accomodated with Board, bet and after nes, wi foreily. Adii-ore Mr. ™M H. SLOANE. 116 North Care ice street, ore. Dr. Sloaue’s Nervine. Tenis he Generative Organs, $1 per bottie, pote K. LOBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AS D)Xixcet ectabiished speciale i wih 1 / 8te @xperience. will: ee, in aii Soteey canner Bee eee Tess ANT TO LADIES.—LADIES Mf. Medica: Treatment, “ins STEPHENSON & BRo., ‘th et_ wharf and 12th st. and aP. sve. THE TRADES. UFU> H. DAMBY, 432 9th APER. BOOK AND JOB E. All at Leos JOURS. coe at Lycett’s: _ ne eee yyy Ceracan, Corvete | Emi roideriea. Dress Sbtris, Sheetings in efi | J. “T. COMDWELL, Real Entate Auctioneer. rn as A 8: F BAR-ROOM FIX TURF: RE CIASSWAKE, MIRRORS, CU i FUR CONTAINED IN HOU x Ni Pi SELVASTA AVENUE NORTHWESS” RROWN 48 “SEW YORE HOUSE.” Virtne of a deed of trust, dated May3ist, A. D. 1863, duly recorded in Liber No. 1,001, the records for the District of Columbia, and st the the holder of ts, Matting, Stor more fuily deez © Ge trust, and contained in House Van a avenue, known asthe New York WILLIAM TT. BAILEY, ‘Trustee, No. 490 Louisiana avenue. JUNCANSON BROB., Aucnonecrs. TRU TEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING AD LOT ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWYES G AND E STRELTS SOUIHEAST, AT avctio. virtue ot a deed of trust, duly recorded in, Liber No. 1.024, folio 484, et seq. one of the Iand| Tevords for the District of Coiumbia, and at the’ w.itten requ st of the pai pocnreds we will el, at . NISETE: NTA DAY FIVE OCLOCK certain piece or if Wachington, Dictrict of Columbia, and keows of Wax) , Dist rmibia, mn own vi dstingutened «* thet part of original lot nembered hirty-thiee (33), in juare numbered ht hundced and seventy-seven (3:7), contained in the fol owing Tictes and bounds, viz" Beginning for the same at s point on the west tine of 7th street east, distant cit; an th sixteen (1b) feet and two (2) inches north of the southesst cor- her of sald lot, snd inning thence north on ssid line of ssid street fifteen (15) feet and inches; thence two @) west one hundred and ten (110) feet to the reat Hine of sa.d lot; thenve south fifteen (15) feet two (2) inches, and. thenes east one huadred end ten (11") feet to tho Pisce of beginning, toveth r with the buildings, rights, care: ‘vil: ‘tonances to thi compiled in seven days, otherwise reesle at risk and comt of defauitiug purchasor after five days’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper popliehed in. D.G. ., (SON, feT-d&ds THO. tw THE ABOVE SALE T DALOn bom UNTIL THURSDAY, TWE! FIRST DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1883, same hour and Pie oranone: Jo19-d&eda THOR HLOALLAN,} TFustooe. fe THE PURCHASFR AT THE ABOVE SALE having failed to comply with the te1 property wea tioned therein will be PIANOS AND ORGANS. Srecran Save Or UPRIGHT PIANOS BY CHAUNCEY J. REED, 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. con veneered with eaten grande eabinee eae Oy wood, vereercd, with extra cal ni the oldest New fore maker, ‘Orintaal ins 1.000; of fered at one-third, and will take piano in exchange. No. 2.—A Cabinet Grand, by the leadine Boston ma- | Fag, Very fine Fiano. "Factory price $760, offered at No. $.—4 celebrated New York Piano, nearly new; worth $300, offered at $175. = No. 4.—A good imported upright, $75. No. §.—A vory olcgant Square Grand Plano, boucht truntie's nate ana worth $900, Only 165. noe a No. 6,—Spectai low prices in the matchless Shon- ninwer Cymbeda Ongan’ aold of $9 monthly baymenta, No. 7.—Very great barraius in secout-hand Melo- aeons and Unga, ransrng from $20 £0 $50, N. B.—i tave, ship and repair instruments; sell to all Tespectable people on a. Payments, and buy second- for cast. yl and Pianos and Organs NPHE STIERY, THE KRANICH & BACH, and the NEW ENGLAND Fian BARKER, DAL MIMORE and Tgens, al lowest fact known monthi- instalment plan, @. L. WILD & BRO.'8 MU. ICAL WAREROOMS, ap25 709 ‘th street_northwest. FICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PLANOS TO of various makes for sale aud rent ai uced prices. © Win. Knabe & Co.'s worl Re! 08. Jith street, above Pa. ave. Pros, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Made, Mediuin-peicel Pieno Wanntectarat are Beet ium: Jano le WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, Pisnos and Orwsnrsoid on instalments, renwdor e<- (hanged; rent appl ourenaaet: 6 CENT MUSIC, Abeon’y complete took fa theatte,, HENRY EBERBACH, No 91: s Manavine vartner of the late frm Hlbe kOSe = Ty ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES, AD THE PALACE MARKeT. I AM SELLING Shityer’s best Tomatoes, SID. cans. 100, ** Corn % toes. FRANK J. TIBG 'T! corner 14th and New York avenue my10 Railread Employes, ‘The leading business men of Providenoe, B. I., com- Pose the Hunt's Remedy Co., and they guarantee all testimonials published by them to be genuine. ‘The following, dated May 4, 1883, feom Mr. W. H. Blanch- ard, Lowell, Mass... ie but one of the thousand remark- able cures that are heing made by this wonderful med- joine, Mr. Blanchard says: ‘T have been greatly troubled for over six years with scute kidney disease, witn severe pain in my back amd‘hips. Iwas formerly employed on the Boston and Lowell Raliroad, but was obliged, owing to the constatt Sir, togive up the rail- road business, as many others hhve been oblied to do on sccount of kidney disease. Thave tried many medi- cines, but received mo permanent relief. A friend recommended me to use Hutt Remedy. I purchased a bottle of one of our druasists-in- Lowell, and com- menced to improve at ones, snd after using two bottles Iwasentirely treo from all pain, and consider my- self cured, and I cheerfully reconjmend this wonderful | medteine, Hunt's Remedy, to all the sufferers from kidney and liver disease.” At Liberty, For s number of years I was afflicted with kidney and Gravel disease, and suffered with pains in my limbs and back at times ao severely that {t seemed that I could not endure tt. I nsed several so-called cures recom- mend: 4 for theso diseases, but they @idme no good. A friend of mins that had used Hunt's Remedy, and pro- nounced it the best in use, urged me to try it, andI Purovased s bottle at George E. Hall’s drug store in Manchester, and before Thad usé@ one bottle T began tofeol much better, the pains in the bladder and kid- neys were reduced a good deal, and after using five Dotiles I found that Hunt's Remedy had done all that it was recommended todo. It had removed a the pain, my appetite improved, and I gained sovers} pounds in a fow wooks. Ihave renewed vigor and strength for one of my years (54), and I can only thank the proprietors of Hunt’s Remedy for my good health of to-day, and you are st liberty to publiah this, that it may be the means of some one being ctired by the use of your truly wonderful remedy, W. H. Tener, Gorrsrown, N. H., May 7, 1883, dy80 N_ THE SUP!EME OOURT OF THE DISTROT OF COLUMBIA HOLDING AN EQUITY COURT FOR 8A41lp D3 i. RIOT. Epoar Murrny. Complainant, va. Unknown Heirs of QrongE 8. Waseinarox et al. —In Equity, No. 0606, The object of the suit by tho above-named compla n- an?, Edgur Murphy, is to, procure a decree of sale of ceplain al estate ot which @-crge 8. Wsabington fs colored man). died seized and - ihe bil seh ‘nat Googe S: Watmingion aed the Deleiee ree S. ngion died in the Districi Columbia, intestate and unmarried, and without havin any known i: aaid was, at the indebted to complainant in'$9-1.06, that ssid deceased, being indebted io complainant end to other ae zed ud poseensed < personal operty wor , and two, (2) piece: of real ea situate in Georvetown in sald Distri t, described in the bill of complaint, that’ on the ber, A D. 1878, said Wasnington executed a det trust on part of enid real oatatn, to wit: partlot No. 82, to secure the payment of 50) to Robert E. Frey, as ‘Treasurer of 12th Building As-ociation of G and on tho 27th day of December, 1883, said Wi executed another deed of trust upon the same to necure aforesaid. co fanhinaton payme. to: “600 to auld Frey, as 1 reasuree at administr tion upon the personal estace ‘iented uuto Char es x 1 Yo dixcharge all debts due and owing by said dece: and that the deficiency ought to be supp ted by ule of | eaid real eetate. Its thereupon, by the Court, thin 25th day of 31 Tee a uae Geeeeee and decreed a a hee by caning a copy of this order to bs tnscried in “Ths they have, why «decree therwise the cals will be ottrwise the tise w ‘CHARLES P. JAMES, Justice. a a 4e20-lawow By BI. Kl. CLANCEY, Anst. Clerk. RRR OOY ¥ A Mende Glass, Crockery, ERO oY ¥ da £ Woods Guim Tectrer B'Ro OF daa Reascutenre tl fark E Eo” F SS tire ieee tonghest and most olas- aco, bt U REE fo Guo on earhl A gor Ue, Samaoniangian Soo RB silother Glues and Go- GGG LLLL UU ERE bie and Tneep- Mendes Marble, Sto1 Rubber is; Bric-a-brao, Jewelry, Mctals, Cue Tips and Cloth, Card Board f1 ip Books, Belting, fs of | ‘Backs, ware and everything else with Sawyers, &0., supplind by gailon or barrel. 20 C1 5 i, 100. at A emia Bile ca a Grocers, Stationers, Hardware and slorea. manta FFF RRR von rir 5 BR EF OG z BR tH & eR w i F BPA, RRR, ERR 8855 ,SSS5 FE BP oo ke 25g *sssq RE teen P B Een ss? Sess Hie Fgss8 FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, &o. WINDOW SCREENS, BUILDERS’ HARUWAKE, &o, : F. P. MAY & C0., wT 684 Pennsylvania avenue, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: hs w WAYS MAKE BF. TLL, ALWAYS MARE BEAUTIFUL ND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Indians jel WM. M. GALT & C0.” jo R. KELLY, LAMB, ec. CORNED BEEP Pa oe ae Marketing delivered{ree> charge to sllpartsof ot mae HOUSEFURNISHINGS. EFRIGERATOK iD WATER Recent REDUCED PAIGED. Oe Ebpx Rerstornarons ‘With Slate Stone Shelves, WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE PITCHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS, M. W. BEVERIDGR, ‘No, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Daxrostes Firm, and best of GASOLINE, as well es VAPOR Be Ke ene on Bi IGEBATORS and WATER EFRI( ‘TO! Wi COOLERS at re- W. & JENKs & OO. Eoal ‘37 Tth strest nortnweet. (PREOEDENTEDIN $28 NOTHER LOT BOYS RAILOR SUITS JUBT AR- Brion, $4.60, $1.75 and $2.25. ‘They are cheaper than aint in Men's and Boy’s Cassimere Suits Our, goods ft, no misfits, Straw Hats at Slaughtering Ladies’ and Mee'sIow ‘Cut Shoes at s Great Reduction to close 1 J. W. SELBY, 5023 1914 and 1916 Peunayivania avenue. Tue Ricos Finz Ixsunance Company, ‘DYSURER BUILDINGS AND PEKSO AL PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY. tem) 1001 ¥ street will remove to their peru.anent quarters, No. 1881 F strest 2 are complsted—about Au- Ma OMERON, Vico President, . 8, THOS. T FEANOIS ‘B MOntR: Secretary. Beveridge, ‘T. . We 5 ‘Thos. Wm. H. NeW. E. 3. Hutch fikoc; So: Say Ruan SO Mtoe Wie ane oon. Sid im PXOtKcT YOUR FUuS AND WINTER CLULH ENG 4GAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. . REFINED GUM CAMPHOR 00, PER POUND. 1. ©, BISHOP, Droggist, apld ‘780 9tb street. corner H street northwest. HE “OTTO” ENGINE Bequires no boiler, avolde sil 0 ry it is Ao lows of Em, Se bas 4 at Or Elevators, Sewing Machines, Gpoprers, Prin and Lithographio Presses, Cofes Milla, lachinery, Lathes, &e. This en- Fine Favs wits essa octane at Ferularity of great icity of mechanism, Washinaton ee iate Cee: ees OR St BARBER. THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. august 3, ISK. 2d Edition. Lalest Telegrams to The Star CELEBRATION OF THE ENIGHTS OF LABOR. sesee Ss A MONARCHIST PLOT IN FRANCE. —————— * A French Sensation. RUMORED PLOT TO RESTORE THE MONARCHY. Lonpon, Angust 8.—A dispatch to the Exchange telegraph company from Paris says it ts rumored thata plot to testare’ the monarchy has been dis- The news; ww France the detatls of the pl kets for a popular fi that attempts have been made to tamper with the army. It also states that three conspirators have been arrested. ——— A High Sea at Long Branch. Love Branca, N. J., August &—The sea ran Tory high at Long Branca yesterday afternoon after the storm had ceased,and the boats were un- able to make thetr trips tothe ocean pier. Super- intendent Taylor said the sea was running higher ‘tuan for years past, and he had the landing plat- forms taken up for fear they Would be torn out by the waves. They were repiaced this morning. Glete Mooas The First Hops. New Yorx, August &8—The first bale of hops of the season arrived this morning, being four days earlier than the fret Dale of last year, and was sold to a prominent brewing frm for 50 cents a pound. They were grown by Mr. Rapdall, of Mar- Shall, Oneida county, N.¥., and are very tine hops Tor the firat pick. I gg End of the inanpakere Strike in New rik. New York, August 8—A number of the strik! ‘a clgar-makers returned to Work to-day, the difficul- ties between them and their employers having been settled. The remainder of the men Will go to work on Monday. ‘The manuiacturers say that the clya:-maker= hav> yielded every polnt at issue and the progresstve union men will hereafter work side by side in the shops with the international union men, ‘The only concession gained by the progressive union was that It wouid be recognized by the manufacturers, The secretary of the pro- gressive union said to-day that the settlement had been effected by muta ‘1 concessions. eee The Gallows in Virginia. A COLORED MURDERER HANGRD IN RICHMOND. Ricuonp, Va., Auzust 8—Charles Henry Lee (colored) was hanged here to-day for the murder of Daniel Miller, another colored mun, in Henrico county, Va., last February. The exeeution took place tn the yard of the rounty jall, which 1s lo- cated in this city. The affair, In accordance with the state law, was private, only a limited number Of persons being admitted to witness the hanging ‘the court-house yard and the vicinity vse crowded with people, mostly negroes. op fell at 12:35 p.m. died without a struggle, his neck being broken. ———— ‘The Kuights of Labor. CRLEBRATING THK BIRTHDAY OF THE FOUNDER OF THE ORDER, PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aucust 3—A memorial cele- bration of the sixty-second anniversary of the birth of the late Uriah S Stephens, the founder of the order of the Knights of Labor, 1s being held at Reng’ park to-day unter the ausplces of district assembly, No. 1, of this city. The ntiendance of knights fs large. Mr. Stephens, who wrote the original ritual of the order, with’ others founded the first assembly In this city on December 9, 1869. The assembly was made up of tallors, and when {twas founded ithad put ten members. It was not until 1878 that the assembly was regularly or- aniz. When the grand assembly of North merica organized in 1878 Mr. Stephens was chosen grand master workman. He held the office for two years, when he was reileved at his own re- quest. He died in Febru -ry, 1889. T. V. Powderly, Muyor of Scranton, who Sliccesded Mr. Stephens j as tie grani master workman of the order, will deliver an address upon the standing and progress of the organization, and the life and work of its founder, this afternoon. Charles H. Litchuan, of Marblehead, Mass, and Congressman-vlrct Thos. Farrel, of Glissboro’, NJ., are also ©: to speak.’ It ts expected that the strike of the tele- graph op-rators will be discussed, und that their course will receive the Indorsement of the meet- ing. ————— Killed by a Deputy Marshal. Rocur Port. Mo., August 8—At Harrisburgh, Ofteen miles north of this place, on last Monday, Groen Wilhite, agrd 22 Was shot and killed by Deputy Marshal Childers. Wilnite was wanted for an assault, and when being. a placed his hands tn his trousers pockets. Childers, think- ing he was going todraw his revolver, drew is ‘Weapon and fired, ——___ Racing in England To-day. LORILLARD’S PONTIAC BEATEN. Lonpon, August 8—At Goodwood the 1200 fOr “the Meiecomb peakee for’ ture, Yearold. | was won by La | Trappe. ‘ld Thyme came in second and Garb Or third. There were five starters, incluiding P. Lo- rillard’s Pontiac, The last bern Foe @ tol against La Trappe, 5 to 4 against Wild Thyme, 2 to 1 against, Garb Or, and 10 to 1 against Pontiac. La Trappe won by haifa length. There was only a neck between Wild Thyme and Garb Or, scsi hacia Fourth Race at Saratoga. Sararoaa, N.Y., August 8—The fourth race, one ‘mile and a furlong, for all ages, was won by Hart- ford; Helen Wallice second and Blanton third. Time, —— Business of the Country. A RETURN OF CONFIDENCE RETARDED BY THE RECENT FAILURES. % - New Yorx, Aucust 8.—R. G. Dun & Co., report that business throughout the country during the week from this point of view appears to have been much restricted, and the progress towards a bet- ter state of things has deen slow. A return of con- fidence has been somewhat regarded by the im- portant failures in the east, which, however, are more directly chargeable to individual attempts at overtrading than to any radical weakness th busi- ness itself Outside of the circle immedi- ately affected by this departure from legitimate business principles, the _casual- Hes have not been numerous ‘or significant. Toe uncertainty regarding teleyraphic communt- cation has also restricted operations, especially thosé of a speculative character, but thig difficulty ig rapidly being remedied, and each day witnesses an improvement. In New York city jobbing busi- hess purchases for the fall trade arc as yet lim- ited, Dutthe expectation seems well founded that. a very fair autumn trade, at a reasonable rate of profit, will be done. Money continues very easy, with ‘a promise of great abundance at fnanci centers. Crop reports are in the main very favor- able, and it looks asf the year would be one of enormous production and. it. The grain spec- Ulative busines in the coffee ex; Raw sugars inact firm; refined dull and a little lo’ mand and firm prices fo a er merally Duta moderate demand forhome Consumption. Exports fairly large and prices firm. ‘thi ut the eo ‘ry during the last seven 01 country dui ae to New York, number 182, as against 190 last week. The New stat had 38, middle states 83, western 40, southern 20, Pacific 11, Canada %, and New York city 10. Fereigu News. COUNT DE CHAMBORD'S CONDITION. Viewna, August 3—Tne physicians in attend. ‘loss Phere fe an unforeseen Changs for the worse unless there is an change in condition of their patient no further bulletins will be issued, —E—eS Wall Street Te-day. A SLIGHT UPWARD MOVEMENT. financial articl ere Was a Very moderate volume fe 8a; Of business WMI the stock market during the fore- Boon, though there was a general advance in ices the trading was evenly distribu- or aear ie, fa eee oy me Bite dpwara move- 3 was OF PERSONAL PROP- ERTY. ‘The Returns ef the Stock Companies. THE COMMISSIONERS NOT SATISFIED—WHAT COMMIS- SIONER WEST SAYS—THE LAW—THE ASSES90RS TO INVESTIGATE — VIEWS OF STOCKHOLDERS XD OTmERs. In accordance with the act of Congress, ap- proved March 8, 1877, the Commissioners have ad- vertised for the new assessment on personal prop- erty and have already received a large number of returns from individuals and from most of the ‘sors shall make investigations and assess, them- ‘selves, from the best information they can ob- tain. = WHAT COMMISSIONER WEST BATS. Commissioner West states that heretofore cor- Dorations have been making their returns to sult themselves, which returns have generally been recetved without nominal tax tm, ratlroads and other corporatiol turns according to par value, These be revised and corrected to meet the spirit of the law. The same rule must be with Individuals as with cape ctally when the returns made attract attention by thelr insignificance. He states that there is noe re reue under the act, The no- Uce of this annual assessment of personal prop- erty was published 96th May last, and the forty- five days having expired, the assessor will Brvare. not Nauistactory will “be investigated us AS are not satisfac Stated, and “ny one of the assessors shall with- out delay, from the best 1oformation he can pro- cure, make an assessment against such person, firm or to which he shall adi ofty per cent thereor.” ‘The law also states in section 11 “that the capt- tal stock of all corporations in sald District not herein exempted shall be apprataed fn bulk by the assessor, and the corporation tssulng the same shall be able for the tax ther be sanesaed be a against the individual owners thereof, but from the appraised vatue of the stock shall be first deducted the value of any real estate of satd corporation in sald District, which shall be sepa- Tately taxed against sald corporation,” &c. ‘Mr. West says the question arises i=, whether all the stock of a corporation (which would be tn bulk) has the same relative Value In the market as @ portion of 1. He states that the Commissioners ropose that corporations make returns of stocks Based on their market value, and that the as- Sescors are to Iudze of what’ the proper values sitall be, and not the corporations. ‘The Washing. ton Gas company makes a return of 2,000,000 shares of stock at par 0, whereas the actual market valué 1s 87. The Metropolitan street raflroad makes a return of 490.200 shares at 60 ehereas tho actual marxet value 1s 79; the Ington and Georgetown street railroad company makes return of 600,000 pharos at par 50, whereas the actual market, value is a grea I more, and so on through the List. It ts Delteved by him that the results will be much More Just and equitable to all co1 Dest a4 at in accordance with the letter and spirit of 9 18. The assessment relating to stocks of corpora- tions, bonds and personal effects cenerally, bas no Telation to the current assessments being made on real estate, which is under a afferent law—a Special act for the assessment of reai estate in the District of Columbia. MANAGERS AND STOCKHOLDERS OF CORPORATIONS, as a rule, object to the proposition to tax their Stock according to {ts market value, “If they do that we will leave,” said an oMiclal of the Fire- men's Insurance company to a Stan reporter. “We will get a charter ia West Virgiata, put the sign ‘agency’ over our door and only have to pay $50 a year for a license. Why, it would take one- fourth of our business to pay tax: It would take one-fourth of the money we receive. We have Pald a tax of $1,500. year. This plan would take about $6,000 a year from us. None of the fire in- surance compantes would pay. It was never the lntention of Congress to tax our surplus. Further, itis very doubtful whether they have a right 1 collect even $1,500 & yeur from us, for we have been assured by a lawyer that there was no law to collect that tax.” 4 PROMINENT STREET RAILROAD STOCKHOLDER and director ssid to a Srar reporter tuat he aid Not care to be quoted on the subject of the assess- Ment of corporation stocks, as it might be sald that he was personally interested. He did not see, however, why a corporation should pay a greater tax on its capital employed than a private indi- vidual. Heretofore the officers of corporations had returned simply the amount of the paid-up capital, and the tax was levied on that as a basis, The company had nothing, to do with what stock sold for on the street. ©The stock of nearly all the corporations here,” said the director, “Is abov par. ‘There isone of the banks I could mention Which strug gies to pay a dividend of six per cent, yet, the sto-k sells at 129. People who want to imake six per cent or more on their money don’t invest In such stocks. But women and others who know litile about business, and want to in- Yest in sometuing that will get_a sure return, buy them, ‘There 1s railroad stock here that doesn’t Pay three per cent, but tt is above par. If the market value of stock 1s taxed It will take off the Profits and press stocks down. Now the Columbia Failroad, under the old plan, pays a tax of §1,500. It the market value was asseseed the be double that. The market value seems to de made by curbstone brokers, who have five or six shares to srl and hawk them about the streets. I never knew but one instance where a man who bought Columbia railroad came first to the ce stock a te about the condition of the com- pany. I don’t think,” said the director in conclu- sion. “that a personal tax ought to be im upon @ community like this, which ts different from that of a mercantile city. ' It ought to be left 80 that capital would flow tn freely.” ‘VIEWS OF MR. MIDDLETON, THE BANKER. Mr. D. W. Middleton, the banker, sald toa Star reporter:—“ Taxing stock at its market value is the most equitable method. The value of stock ts guaged by the income it yields, elther present or prospective. That makes the price of stock. There is no reason in taxing the Inland and Coasting Stock of the par value of $100 and quoted at $15 at twice the rate of the Washington and George. town railroad stock, with 2 par Value of $50 and juoted at $150. If these stocks were assessed at their par value, the first stocks named would pay tax of ten per cent of its market value, while the other would pay one-halt of one per cent of fts market value. This is evidently not just, and this fully illustrates the equity of the 18— stoners’ proposed plan. Doubtless it will be un- popular with the capitalists, but nevertheless “How about taxing a value which is a mean Detween the market and par value of stocks?” ott chin Gould be fairly equalized it would prove mal popular, and more in keeping with the general theory ‘and practice of taxation, ana bring tt Dearet to real estate taxation. which ta generally ‘Supposed to be about 76 per cent of its value.” ——————~-___. ‘Tax Case oF Lirur. RoBERESON.—There was no answer received at the War department to-day in Tesponse to the information telegraphed to Secre- tary Lincoln relative to the case of Lieut. Robert- son. The dispatch was sent to Cateago yesterday oon, and the Secretary left al 12 clock to-day. Itis ey re that he received the dispatch, but unless he decided to revoke the orcer for the court-martial, an answei be necessary. Besides the official telegram to the Secretary, a private dispatch was also sent. CHANGES IN THE Pay ConPs.—The Secretary of War has ordered the following changes in the pay on arrival of Paymaster [ones the ett hiod preprint duty the depart: ABMY OxpERS.—The leave of First Lieut. Hay- den De Lany, 9th infantry, ig extended six months. Lieut. District Government Affaire. THE PROPOSED FOURTEENTH STREST RAILROAD Ex- ‘TENSION. Henry Hurt, president of the Wasblogton ana G tows store railroad eas , Was at the District, Commissioners oftice lay to confer avout the extension of that railroad on 14Uh street, ou % ni that every fifth car shall run w the terminus in the without any transier. Nothing del- See “The Dead Cry Never.” gust $—G. Ni & finely eau app mn as ch min- ister to China were unfortunate circumstences, and that S peacerul solution of the @imiculty t# im- Possible. The Chinese consider that the French are determined upon the annexation of Annum, and that they desire to quarrel with China.’ The French will be unable to operate until November. The unheaithy season ts affecting the young men the French troops, and the hospitals-are inadequate to accommodate the sick. A council of war Was held on the 2h ult, and ariver ot tack on Sontay was planned. Admiral Mayer with three vessels will shortly proceed to Canton, where he will make a demonstration, A severe tullltary censorship is maintained at Ha-Nol ie MaRine Hosritst. SERVICE APPOINTMENT.—Eu- gene Wasdin, of Charleston, 8. C., has been ap- pointed an assistant surzeon of the marine hospi- tal service for duty im New Orleans vice F. J. O'Connor, resigned. a THR NEW os nb pate pie nari are the onening Jost the York Stock Market to-day, a3 Teparen tyspecial wire to HLH. Dodge, 59918th strest. Ti Nor. & Wea. p.| 384) sy j 317. North Pac BX) Do. Pac 2 og on N. 3. Central. | 87 | 67 . XY. Central 118361 Telegraphic Embarrassments. THE PHILADELTHIA SUITS AGAINST WESTERN UNION. ‘The hearing of the five civil sults brought by C. E Tuller, agent of the Chicago meat company, against the Western Union telegraph compasy for Tefusal to accept messcgos from him on July &§:h under the ordinary conditions for the transmts- ston of telegrams took place yesterday afternoon before Magistrate List, in Philadelphia, The platn- UM swore thut le had presented at offices of the company messages for Cape Mry, AUlantic City, Asbury "parke ‘Trenton and cniesgo. Thiae were Tefused, except upon the condtiton that they be Subject to delay or mailing. Mr. Tuller declined {0 accept these conditions and refused to send the messe, OMcers Of the telegraph Dy Swore that the plaintiff was informed that there Would be no unu~ual delay in sending bis mes- Sages to Atlantic City and Trenton. ‘The {rate held the sults under advisement until next Love Turned to Hatred. ‘MISS MARY BTEMBLER'S MARRIKD ADMIRER, From the Baltimore Sun, to-day, ‘Miss Mary Stembier and Miss Maud Waldemere the two bright particular stars of Rice's Surprise company, were last night in the sitting-room of the residence of Miss Stembler's mother, No. 874 Stricker street, sewing away for dear life on their costumes for the coming season. Miss Siembler recently returned trom New York, where she cre- ated quite a seNsation bya love affair. About three years ago, while traveling with Charley Ford's opera company, she met Mr. Sumuel Banta, a New York commercial traveler, Tesenied Dimself as a divorced man with two children. He Was good-looking and agreeable, and soon made friends with the whole company, Particularly with Miss Stembler. They became and fora year anda halt were devoted. He visited her in Baltimore and et other places. Af the exptration of the year and a half be wrote hera letter in which he confessed thathe had been deceiving her about himself. He said that it Was true Le had been diforced trom his first wite, Dut he had afterward married again,and was sorry to say his second wife was still alive. He professed tobe violently in love with Miss Stembier sell and hoped that is frank confession would cause her to hate him, us he expected to be di- Vorced from his second 'wi'e, and then he would claim her as his own, et. Miss Stembler says she Was so horrified aud’ indignant when she got bis letter that she answered it Immediately and told him never to speak tour sz9in. “And he never Shall,” she continued, flashing her bright eyes. Banta’s second wife has applied for divorce in New York. Miss Stembler says she pities the second wife, and hopes slucerely that she does not hold her accountable for what has happened. ‘The lit- Ue actress owns up honestly that she was in love with Banta, but adds that since she has found him out she can hardly understand Low she evot to care for him, i DIED. COOK. At imi: N.Y¥., July 25 1883, OLIVE B. COOK, diuciver of Wed una iatwuret’ Ooo af Wi mn. D. C.. aged twenty montas. ruct 28, 1883, ef three o'cinck s.m.. > nine months, of the late William B. and Seri- 3. Cox. gral wil take, place from Mi. ion M. B.C on Sunday, ats 1 rhich POIst. ‘Tuesday, Avicust 24. 1883, at 6:45a.m., iT IST, in the twenty eighth y ‘bis Sia ldort son of Winn Pelee of gira yar ot RUTHERFORD. oe. os eee st 7:15 p.m., 9° consumption, Miss JEN \TE KUTHERFOKD, i yi fe § i i “Se ean ee *BUceL rs UNDERTAKING EsTABLISHMENT, : i