Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALES. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. FUTCRE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON, ALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF HE COUNTY OF WASHINGION, ‘TLICT OF COLUMBIA, CONTAIN- \-FIVE ACK MORE OK LES! kOVED BY A COMFORTABLE FEAM DWELLI» By virtue of »decres of the Supreme Court of, rblstrict of Columbia, pasned fa equity cau ‘Swan et als. ve. Swann etale.} andi: Newcomer vs. Swat) docket 22, conaoli- Quted'by otter passed in sai causes on th: 27th day of July, 183, the undersucnel, as trustees, will offer for | ue prrmires, on MONDAY, the PF CCLOBER T89, at THREE CCLOCK P.M, the following descrited real ea- fate,” with the “aforeeaki iuprovementa, {9 wit: t piece or ‘The th i estate aituare and being ii w, to the District of Coit ss aeapartof “Barnaby,” « Edward Swann, deceased, ing bounds, to wit: Bewinning | at the corner of k. 8. Jones’ u the south side of the county road. known as Rock Creck Ford read, thence north one degre: east, Bfteen percha (N. 1 deg. E.. 15 perches), with. the ‘west Ii ‘with the lines of safd laud wing courses and distances, to wit: North giants. @ de east. forty-five perch N. 85 dex. -. 45 perches); north twenty-six atees exst, thirty-two perch’s (N. 26 deg. F.. 32 perches): Rorth forvy-stx dewrece, enet mxty-eieht and ninety-two Burdreith perches (S <t. E., 69.92 reno tos orne: Ande and thence with his ines worth sixty-eight degrees weet, forty-eight perches (N. degs. ., 44 perches), south. thirts-eliht west, Dinety a (8. 38 dea. W., 90 ity seven, degrees west, cixlt-one perches (+ dexs. ih 'hh terehes) Cy = nee '* ate ceva with his tv on no th thirty six devneor went, Berens (096 dee Ww ferches) %s the Broad ranch road: thence scutis tw. mi wes cant, thirty and twenty-buadsodth porches (%,20% 10 Perctes) to the corner of Bredle;'s enee south sixty-one dewrees east, fifty-six G1 Awa £, oe perches), snd thence north ree degrees eat. tw six perches (N. 83 2h perches) to th b a iy wilh be w ht - in whole or in two ely 38 acres anu 27 perches, 18 perches. iv f trust upon the premise ac ‘tion of purchase he 'rustees reserve the roverts should the parchesgr the ferme within five days trom dal e required at the time of ft pur. haser’s expense. VGH ON, by ON BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RATLROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water strocta southwest. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northwest; 2515 7th street northwest; 1740 Peunsyivanis avenue northwe: 1112 Oth strect northwest; Comer 3d and K streets northwest; 221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH oF SAT Yo! iso EXTENSIVE WHARVES, gtv- ies for the economic handing sUry facil of all kinds, COAL DELIVERED ON*CARS DIRECT FROM THE MINES INTO OUR YARD. We deal only m best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL. All kinds of WOOD, either in the stick or prepared to order at vur factory. CLE\N COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURF, promot deliveries and prices as low as Fuel can be fur: ished. sepl3 I OG Woor J ke 35. We have ‘rst received a Jarge Jot of Bakers PINE. W0Os). iso trea muned COAL cf enperior quality for demestic ure, aliol which we ofler at lowest matket ‘ibe s*tention of consnmers is respectfully invited to 62 thepec iow of our stock. STEPHENSON & F 29. hat wh eh st. ond Pa.ars, 1s GILMORE MICA MINING co. Offer For Sale $5,000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS. years to ron, bearing 4 per teed aid payable quarterly. Boud recetves as. bons 100 paid. non assessable ted, early application tas, oF apply fur all . either at the Uffice of the Company, 633 F S & west, OF ADA F street northwest. ples of Plate Mica and Mica in the rough can be inform Street 1 wen. ausu-In DAMS & CO., A BANKERS & BROKERS, 629 F Sraeer, Ofer spectal inducements to buy or sell TEOLECM, either for cash or on margin. We offer «mail lot POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, with or without Stock. ENVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR- CHASED TO OLDER ON COMMISSION, Correspondence. All information cheer- RIVER BOATS. _NOKFOLK AND 1HE Safe and Firzant Steamers LaDy OF THE LAKE and JANE MOSELEY. Fare 5) ceu's. Meais served om the European Pia . WEDNESDA’ RIVER LA DA’ 25 Ge ate Ston Back, 614 1s PHILLIPS, Superintendent. 4 FRIDAY, at 5:30 p.m. NDINGS. N at General Offico, th street, or at Boat, foot of tional ALFRED Woop, Secretary. MPOKTANE NOTICE. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. (© NORFOLK, FORTKESS MONROE AND THE ‘SOUTH. Commencing MONDAY, Sept. 24th, 1883, the popular Steamer’ GEORGE LEARY, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, Will cave 7TH STREE / WHARE, every MONDAY, Wr DNesDAY AND FRIDAY, at 5:50 p.m., Returning. lave Boston Wharf, Norfolk, on TUES- DAYS, THUUSDASMS and SA 'URDAYS at 4 p.m. Steancr stop: at Piney Point and Corntield Harbor ung aad returwing. Tomtd tcip to Norfolk and Fort Monroe $1.50. Round trip to Viney Poiut and Cornfield Harbor $1. Pxciusive connection with the Boston sha Providence steame Fare from Warhineten to New York, $9.50; fo. Bote, 415.75, tncludiog ‘stateroom, berth aud ms Ereight recetved daily un: | Hany WEES & CO., Auctioncers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SiTUATED ON 1HE CORNER OF NEW HAMP- SHIRE AVENUE AND N STKEET NOKTH- The untersizned Trustes, by virtue of two de- eres, purwod by the Suppenie Court of the Disteted of Coumbia, in Equity Uanse No. 8,514. one dat-d September 4th anu the other Septeniber 12th, 1883, will offer for sale, at public iction, in front of the premi- se, on MONDAY. ~ PTEMBER TWE: edtrH, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the f descril property, t. wit: Lots numbered ten and eleven, in quare numbered ninety-nine, in the city of Washing- ton, D. C, sitnate on the corner of New Hampahire N'ireet northwest, and containing about 2 square fect of round, and fronting about 68 foot 9 inehes on stre-t, aud 49 feet 11 inches on New enue, improved by a. frame dwell- i tin yroperty will be sold’ 1 one parcel upon the followtug terms, to wit: ‘One-titird in. Gash. and the balance (except seventeen hundred doliars and inte: thergon, hereinafter pro- vided for) in two equal ps ents, at ix and tweive months from day of sale, with interest. The purchaser towive his notes for «aid deferred payments, secared by deed of trust upon the premises; or all cas! is option. The ssid seventeen banc dollars and interest thereon hereinbefore meutioned being an in- debtedness ecured pon one undivided half of said premises, by a ed of trust. dated November 1et, 189% parable jn three years after date, recorded in Lil JUr6, forte Bi. land records of the District of Celtane iia, shall constitute the Inst deferred payment of the purchsse tones, aud be assumed and paid by the pur- chaser when due. Said property will eold free and piers from, all taxes and assessments. A deposit of one hundred doilary ahall bo made by the purciiacer at the Sime of sale. and all conveyancing and recordin, ehal paid for phim. If the terme of ealo are n: Conpsied wit: within fen days from. the day of sale, the property ‘will, be at the risk aud oost of the lefaulting purcha-er. en CEL a aiedasie avent P. B. STIESON, Altornay. sepia, 15.1%, 10,21, 22824 §8-THE ABOVE SALT Is POSTPONED, on ac- count of the rain, until THURSDAY, 1WENTY- SEV NTH instant! Sune hour and place. By order ofeer24-ata SOUN TR. ENANTS § TrBstoos, FROBEHT ©. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer, 20th and F streets northwest, Y DESIRABLE LOTS ON NTH STKELTS NOKTH- AUCTION SALE OF V G AND ON FFT! at emises, Lots 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19, in square mis of sale nte one-quarter cash and the balance in wo and three years in notes secured by ad.e! of the property sold, nd bearing interest at the fix percent per anium, or alleush, at the option of the purchaer. Adeposit of $200 will be required when the property is struck off. Al conveyancing at nu et cost, 3 Meopiscdts "RO. HOLTZMAN, Auctioheer. Se" THE APOVE SALE I< POSTPONED, ON account of the westher, until “ HURSDAY, 8 P’°EM- BER TWESTY TH, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK ev22-dts R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Auctioneer. ) A. MALR, Keal Estate Broker, 1212} F street northwest. DESIRABLE SIX-ROOM AUCTION SALE OF PRESSED Bi MENT HOUSE; ALL MENTS; No. A B BAY WINDOW, BASE- 06 SEVENTEENTH STREET, BiiWeEN R AND 8 SIRKEIS NORTH: on THURSDAY, SYPTEMBrR TWENTY- SEVENTH, 188) at FIVE O'CLOCK P. A will be — the above Lott reat T36x90 Kop rma easy, a mown revidaeew *5.T. COLDWELt, Auct. THIS EVENING. WEES & Co., Auctioneers. CLOSING OUT SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF EIN LD AND SILVER WATCHES, ALL GEADES; FINE JEWELRY OF EVeRY DE- IPO: ; RINGS, PIAS, CHAINS, CLOCKS AND ROGERS’ SILVERWARE. Sele EVERY EVENING, EVEN O'CLOCK, and SATURDAY Closing aaie SAT- ug i BENJ.F.SPINKS, 60% [proprietor removing sep25-5t HOMAS DOWLING, ctioneer, ELY H\NDSOMELY CARVED ROSEWOOD UP- RIGHT EIANO GHADE BY COLLARD & © Lak, o.T . EE-PLY TWO FIN? AR TOM. T. CHAMBER W> AND BO: STERS, SIDEBOARD, WALNUT BLE, CAN g ‘Ke, AT AUCTION. Z On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY- EIGHTH, at LEN AK, af the residence of a lady declining housek: No. 1605 I street northwest, @bail sai!'a very su: erior colicetion of hou-ehoid effects, sep22 dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer Jot COLDWELL, Auctionser. HOUSEHOLD FUR- NE YEAR, CONSIST- HAND-OME PARLOR AND CITES, C\RPETS, TABLE: AIRS,” BEDSTEADS, 5 MATTRESSES, ” BI TOWELS, SHIN GLASS WAKE, C€ KIICHES U ENSILS and ae ee ‘TY. O'CLOCK a. M., wo declining housekeeping, the above described house- 5 sale is worthy the uttendauce of housekeepers and dealers. VARKER & TOWNSHEND, sep22-dta__Real Fetate Brokers, No. 1418 F street, (PHOS. 5. FISHER & co., Real Estate Auctioneers. PUBLIC SATE OF VALUABLE PROPFRTY ON + NORTH SIOE OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BEIM EEN GNILFIH AND THIRTEENTH On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBE! TWENTY-FIGHT, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of! the premises, we shall sell the east 17 feet of Lot 1, iu Square © o. 282, on north side of Massachusetts ave- Bue, between 12th and 13th str. eeiewes the residence Lestor A. lurtlett, eag. id by « Frame Dweliins, containing eightrooma. Terma: Ove-third : the remainder in six and tweive mouths, with interest, and secured by deed of trusi ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CU. ‘Auctionéers. TPWOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, sa Beal Estate Auctioneer. PROPERTY, FRONTING Et, Be VALLEY AND Y, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M.. Tshall offer for sale, in front Uf the premises, lot 6, in block 110. ‘Terms day of sale. sep2bd-&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE ‘ON SCO" IMPROVE ‘TST Pp, ? LITTLE. auctioneer. ASSIGNEL’S SALE OF D_SIRABLE REAL ESTATE ON CAPITOL HILL. By virtues of s deed of suatenment, dated Suby 11, 1884, recorded in Liber 1,044, folio 340, one of the! {or saey Eo uo ugueat dee, Ge THORS SE eTO- for sale, te the highest bidder, on AY, O BER FOUR, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M... the follow- ing Real Estate: | Part of lot-4, equare 925, improved by & two-story frame dwelling, No. 4:6 south: east, containing eight roome and bath, gas, water. and rfect sewerawe: und immediately thereafter, part of ot 6, sq. 925, uniinproved; 949, improved by a thre-roum. iS street southeast; also a very desirable Building Lot on 1ith street, frontine east, being part, £70, imroted by agoodstible in rear. The good opportu: lor investment, as the propertics eligible, reut readily, and are daily enlauciug in ae. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance payable in six and twelve months, at six per cent interest deferred pay- ments to be secured by deed of trast on premises, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 90 required on each yurchass, and all conveyancing at _m. DG: Gen. § urchaser’s cost. JESS C. ERGUUD, 160. WM. PF. WELCH, Agent. HEveiss, : ae Pp P. LITILE, Auchoncer. sep24-9t AME AKKOWSMITE P,P TITILE, auctioncer. eaves 7th street wharf re ak SS! Site OF REAL ESTATE, THIR- , 1.0% at * y virtue of a aoa ae Fern nes | AD 1s80) recorded in Liber 990, folio 18% 6 sea. days for Nomini and inter- | of the lan records of the District of Columbia, Bcdiad: land (on Thursdays phe pee oe this pets terete eocaren ek Carrieman, Nomi © , wharves | at public'auction, in! fre premisca on MON- Sno intermediate lnndbage, returning Fridays: ‘Onsar | DAY OCTOBRE “VIGHEH, ReBieme OB MON: oc Currioman, Leonardtown and intermediate audiugs, returning Sundays. M" “VERNONE MT. VERNON! TEAMER Ww, W CORCORAN ae eaves Tth street wharf daily (except Sunday) for 3 {einen at to cteiek a mas? retiring reaches Wash:ng- ten sbout 3:30 p.m. I. L. BLAKE, Captain. -M.» original Lot thirty (30), in numbered ten Hundred and twenty (1020), as: square subdi- vided in Lots A and 8. ‘Verms of saic: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the Tesidue Ui two equal ‘inetallmontar state and twelve months from day of sale, with intense ale ber cent., deferred ments to of trust on the ‘premises’ ¢ complied with witht ‘days from sale, or to be Compiiea with within seven Or to be re- noid at enst of defaulting purchancr of rf. A deposit of $50 required when the property is sold. All conveyant eteaedlag apie Anarene ELMOUN A. ADA! SOHNE. Brake” § Trustees. eep2l-15t P. P. LITTLE, Auctioneer. pretense TEANSPORTATION LINE. ‘ihe stenmer *UF. Capt. W. C. evbensen's wharf, foot of Tth every SUNDA’ ok p.m, for Baltimore and River deaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at 5 o'clock ns strictly firet-clase. ust be prepaid,and will be received on é SON & BRO. tn, ‘ft and 12th st. d Pa. ave. EXTRACT OF MEAT. XD CHEAPEST MEAT Fi AYO! FUR SOURS, MADE DISHES AND UIEBIG COMP. Ap inval ef weak tion claveak Sistem, Sid Sut mieful."—Seo "Medical Prose Mould fea “Peush Medica Jouna,? an AnOee CAUTION—Genuine only with the facemieot Baron 6 Signature in Ensietatet caution ie : {Varios cheap and inferior subwuiter bet LIEBIG SOMPANYS EXTRACT oF MEAT. ‘0 rocers and Yor the United States aT PPURCANSON BKOS., Auctioncers. U.S. MARSHAL'S SALE OF yURNITURE ED HOUSEHOLD FRENCH PLATE GILT AND “WALNUT FRAME wif se URGES RU BCOESTON Ty RARE . VPHOLSTERED IN EMBOSSED VELVET (oy ne): NLAID CENTER TABLES, EASY CHAIRS: FRENCH PLATE MAN page ivr tan CABINE|, LAMBREQUINS; ALL PIECE; ce HALL CHATRS; COVERED . T- BOUFFETT (very handsome) PILLAR EXTENSION Tal ds > DINING CHALES; LNUT Ml. T. CHAMBER SETS; BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS; FEATHERS, PILLOWS, AND BOLSTERS, weitipedtRe RERTyoBRMEE carers BEFKIG) RA POR, KITCHEN eat M., in front of. CO., Auctis we & Et eared FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-EIG! ‘com. menelng at TEN in front of and insias meneing a O'OLOCK, COLLECTION OF CARPETS AND FURNITURE, both New and Second Hand, Walnut Suites and Sets. Single and Double High Stoo s. Hair and Shuck Mattressos. reaus; Chairs. Foidiug Walnut B dsteaa. Marble ae and other Tabies, Stoves: Sirrore, oH ‘Together with the usual assortment of house fur- nithings. Axso, SEVERAL SETS HARNESS, 25 BOXES LAUNDRY AL HARNESS, It CHAS. WEFES, Salesman. TPPHOMAS DOWLING, “Auctioneer. THREF PIANOS: FI MARBi EPARLOR ALNUT. TOP CHAMBER SETS; DOME RUSE Ube BN MUSES STS DNC ING TABLES; DINING CHAIRS; CHINA AND GLASSWARE; PAINTED AND OTHER Mi BER FURNITURE, MATTRESSES; PILLOWS ASD BOLSTEKS; STOVES. | AXSCORTED SIZES; FORTY FIFTY SMYRNA B r BRUSSELS AND PNGUAIN GAMPE (8; VENI 4TAN STAIK CARPET. ALSO, AT ELEVEN O'CL OOK, Fol: THE DISTRICT GOV- ERNMENT, FIVTY BUHOOL DESES. ARRIA GGIES AND WAGONS, on SATURDAY HONS ING) SPETRABEN TWEN. TY-NINTH 1883, at O'CLOCK, in front and Saeehoes T household ‘Tects. G ue wortnte o effects “No postpouementon scevunt of weather. _ep27-2 ERCANSON BEOS, Auctioneers, ‘TRUSTEF’S SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON LINCOLN AVu. NEARBOUNDARY STREET, _By,virtue of a deod of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 921, folio 173, et req... thel nd records for the District of Columbia, I wilt sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, THY EIGHTH DAY OF OCL OBER, A. D, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. x all that certain piece or parcel of umd being and ed in Washington county, in the District of Colum bia, known and designated as lot numbered three. (3), in Joun Keating's recorded sub-division of a partof Pros- | Peet Hill, together with all the improvements, TAs, easements, rights, privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in rat wise appertaining. 200 in cash; balance fn equal instalments at 24 months, notes to bear interest and to Lo secured by deed of trust on premises; or all cash, at Outi n of purchaser. | A deposit of $100 required at sale. ‘derms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the trus:ee reserves right to reseil at risk and cost of ge- faulting purchaser. after five dvys’ pubiic notice of such resale in some newspaper published in Washington, D- ©. Conve; ancing and recording St purchaser's cost. sep2i-eok’is SOHN A. HAMILION, ‘Trustee. W4L TEs B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONTING ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS SOUTHWEST (No, 431), AT AUO- ON. On TUESDAY, OCTOBER SECOND, at HALE RAST RIVE" CEDCR EM we aia rt lot No. 13, iu equare 3 ‘a good {ron Pinning back depts thereot iimproved. Uy a two-story Sifeemet One ihisd cooky balance in alz, twelve and m8 cash: eighteen mouths, for notes bearing interest from aay of sale, secured by a deed of trust on af sold. All conveyancing, &c.. at purchaser's cost. $50 down on day of sae." WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., sep27-dkda Auctioneers. fpPuoMas LOWLING, Aucuonesr. HANDSOME BAY HORSE, 8IX YEARS OLD. Atteen hands, warranted sound and perfectly gentle; will work in any harness, and ia a eplendid driver: is ‘also a superior aaddie horse. Also, nearly new English Gig or Dog Cart, set Suuwle, Haruess, ‘Blankets, Whi adlleand Bridle, Lap Cloth, xe. Lhis is consi one of the finest ontfits in the city. At Auction SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER VENTY-NINTH, 1853, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in frout of my Auction Rooms, I shail seil the above ele- Kant outtit, especially adapted for Ladica’ use. sep27-2 NP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THF COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, LOCAT!D THE ANACUS- TIA KOAD, ABOUT THR JUARTERS OF A MILL FLOM UNIONTOWN \ND TEN MIN- UTS! WALK FROM THE STREET CARS, AD- JOINING THe GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM PROPERTY. By virtue of ‘a deed of trust, dated the 16th; day of December, 4. D. 1868, and duiy recorded No, 7, folio 83, one of District of Columbis | Tequest of the holders of the notes secn: | will om. the. and at the jereby, 1 fer forsale, at public auction, on fhe preaiises, UESD.Y, TH INTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. Ib. 1583, at HALY-PASi FOUK LOOK P.M, ail that tract of land, being and lying, situate in the county of Washington, District “of Columbia, and “being a part of a tract called. Chi- chester: Beinning at a stone planted on the 8. E. siie of the road from Uniontown to Benning’s Bri ge, which stone is the N, E. corner, of the part of Chichester sold by Juo, A, Smith to C. A. rause, Hin thence S. 45 degrees E. 1.92 perches to a syca- more tree, theice S, 69 decrees if. $7.36 perches tos cedar tres, thence 8. 474 degrees KE. twehty and .34 perches (22.34) on which line, at a distance of 16.52 perches is a stuke, which marked the 8S. E. corner of 4 ten acre lot heretofore surveyed fur C. A. Krause, and thene: 8. 44 degrees W. 27.83 perches, and thence N. 49. W. 80.84 perches to a stoue on the S. E. side of the Benning’s bride and joutown which imarked the N. W. corner of a ten acre lot heretofore surveyel for C. A. Krause (the 8. E. corner stake of the said lot being in this last rectted line and 5.hé Perches from the beginning thereof), and thence in a straight line and with the road N. 69° degrees E. 18.20 perches to the beginning, containing eleven acres, more of less, adjoining the lands of Richard Smith. Esq, J. Ide White, fea, and the German Orphan ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; bulance in frelve and eighteen monte, ‘ith inert six _per_cent. from day sale, secured by deed of trust on the property sold: oF all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 required on the Cay of sale. orp doris at purchaser's coat. If terma df sale are not complied with in ten days the perty will be resold at the rink and cost of default- Darchseer, after five days" notice. ‘eep6-dts WALIER 8. COX, Trustee, WO FINE NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT DWFLLING HOUSE! os. 474 AND 476 O SIREET, NEAR F BTREEL NOKTH- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the} rises, Lote $3 and 54, of subdivision of Lot 14, mn Square 612. | Each of these lots front 20 fect on uorth O street, and improved by new Press Brick Front Houses. Water, gas, ranges, Introbes, gas fixtures, imurble mantels, coal vaults, 11 rooms each, with library room, bath-rooms, pantries, in fact complete in ever} particular, and desirable houses either for investment or homes.” Will readily rent to splendid interest. Should be seen to be appreciated. ‘terme: One-third ; balance in one and two years, notes to bear six per cent inte! payable semi-annu- aily, and to be secured by deed of trust on premises. A deposit of $100 required on each house #8 soon assold. DUNCANSUN BKOS., sep 26, 27,28, 29%octl Auctioneers. UNGANSON BROS., Auctioneers. PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, CHAINS, CLOTHING, &o. On SATURDAY and MONDAY he SS BFP- TEMBER TWENTY-NINTH and OCTOBER FIRST, commencing each evening at SEVEN O'CLOCK, I will sell at the Auction Rooms of Duncanson Bros., corner Sues Bc eae eae ties Wee ee ‘and Silver Wat D8, idngs, and Jewelry, Diamonds, Plated Ware, Guns, Clocks, Books, Clothing, Musical Instruments, Car- pets and solid silver, &,, &c. ‘Terma cash. . A. SMITH, Broker, sep25-6t 314 9th street northwest, M FOLEY, Auctioneer. 5 as TERUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON eon HERES BETWEEN G AND H STREETS By virtue of a deed of trust. dated Jaly 16, 1 folio 211, et +» OLE} ia, and and recorded in Liber 1,039 of te land recor of the District of Columbia: andl for aaie,at public ate a in fronts the premisas, on MONDAY, CC1OBER FIRST. 1889, at FIVE O'OL E.M., the’north twenty-five (25) feet of Lot twel ears! instalraents, fatisfaction of the Trustee, Or all casi nt therein ot faction or option the purchaser. ‘Trustee reserves the right torresell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, if terms of sale are not complied with in sever. days.’ One hun- dred dollars it BEING ALL Fae FIVE HUN- To! DRED AND SEVENTY-| Pissed September Sth, A. AY, OCLOBER NINT! ING AT THE HOUK OF front of the JROE®®. Ancuoneer. LAST DAY OF AUCTIC On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THERM commencine st HALE-PAST TEN 4. M., 200 Bcmaforis quiltea ‘with white a Oe Pure eae Welvers, in Dace, “Kany Sie eee THE EVENING STAR. House. Funstsuixe @00 BRASS FIRE BETS, Ds OF ALL KINDS. ANDIRONS, &o. M. W. BEVERIDGR IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE, eepls 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. E RS AND WAT COOLERS meres Sy Frutt Cans and W Tin fax, cron, iota ata teers cha GEO. WATTS, fy26__ 314 7th otreet. 6 doors above Penna. avenue. SEWING MACHINES, &e. “New Home” “Bost T GREAT “HOUSKGOLD,” BILENT 1 tte ton,” fine Sewing . Ne Sigur af De dae Redura vyca specialty. 427 oth Reeser Mol st. nw. a pnee ‘we are the only Authorized Agents for the cele- rat HO MA- HARTFORD and cite ME SEWING in the District. The ning and most durab! 1e8 Ola Machines taken in exchange. ae sold ie cout for raais, a offi fore Boure and visit 9p gitce before £28 9th street northweet, Belge ve eaten "= easy monthly payments, and special urchasing, K & BRO. a St Cloud Building, all First-class Machines for rent by week or month. kinds repaired. Bep22 SUDDEN AND SWEEPING Washington, D0.» Septe Bs BACH, corner fth ing REDUCTION on all kinds. and’ H streets,” for ears the most oxtensive dealer in Sex is city, has issued a new price list, mal NEW, LA REDUCTION. — 1553, C. AUCR- teen wing Machines in Wee EST IM- PROVED MACHINES of the very best and most stand- been gelling at it $70. aro now $20, $25, 80 and $35, ith 0, $60, $60 and crea ata THE NEW QUCEN and NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, are now more extensively used in this city Other kind: For SA ith and H. Aues any E ONLY by C. AUC RBACH, cor. erbach's Gente ‘Futnisiting acd at Store next door. Send postal and We will mail you our new price-list free. eep22 FAMILY SUPPLIES. Fos Masser NG Send your orders to the PALA Corner 14th at. and wt stocks Everything first-class. A full (ork area. ve ‘All the dalica- cies of the season, and at lowest cash prices.; FRANK sens J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! L. SRB RRR kK RR ER RR Ben ER R EB RR aa ig Bgss8 RR See ae g tld is] LWAYS MAKE BEAUT WILT, ALY AEAD AND BiSCU ‘Wholesale Derct, corner Ist etreet a1 jel Wa. M. Moose TEUL KOLLS, ” TS. a Indians avenue, GALT & CO. Jo2s & RELLY, BEEF, x Btalie628, 629 and and 206 and 208 Ne Box 71, City Post Office, Marketing delivered free2 charge city, DEALER me Frnsr-Crass VEAL, MUTTON, LAMB, Ly MUTTON, isc. CORNED BEEF Center Market, 9th street wins iberty’ Markets os kalses to siipartsof the ‘mar24 PIANOS AND ORGANS, HAUNCEY Je Rezo, fire 433 7th street northwest, mas PIANOS AND ORGANS, as follows, which must be sold at once: A full 7-oct. Piano of standard carved legs, fine Stool and Cover; Sehort time by ex-Member; onig$! Also, one Upright, in double venecred. iritiged grand achion, mate’ ates 8-81 eran order for Gen. Geo. onthe. It is pa handsome Stoo! and Cover included. Piano in part pay and sell for $350. ‘Also. the very. ‘Cost $800; nearly new and in New Orxans from $50 up. W. Walker, enc ir excellence the finest, eBay Rosewood case, GOR! Of $1,000 20 onty four Uprient made: ‘Wil take Square it Piano made by Wm. Knabe & Co. d in perfect orders Only $278, TUNING AND REPAIRING. - ‘This department is now the most complete in the city. Having recently engazed the services of M Benisch, I am prepared to repair Of every description. sepls ir, Edward ‘Musical Instruments ©. J. REED, 433 7th street northwest. ENUINE, AR’ @. HL Also for Burdett organs. KUHN Sole Agent, 407 10th et. 8. W. sepl2 F, A. Uzso, ivvA UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT AND FOR SALE. PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED A SPECIALTY, "27 Orders promptly attended to, sep10-7m 613 11th F, A. URSO'S Piano Rooms, street northwest L. WILD & BRO., ‘709 7th street n¢ the Kranich & Bach or second hand, but alvo ments, offer Special Bargains to Gash sh Buyer for tho , and New Eng. TANOS and Barker ORGANS, ne rell on easy install- ‘Tuning ond repairing faithfully attended to. sepd Hervexawe Praxos, HIGHEST STANDAKD OF EXCELLEN' TED FOR BIILLTANCY OF TONE AND DURABILITY. SINGING QUALITY UNRIVALED. WOREMANSHIP AND. Finis SUPAHIOR TO ALL FACTORY PRICES_EASY P. AYMENTS. ‘We give having Pianos adi pal sagen caused phe rae SATE HEINER ails Bit ncH’eSCTORY WAREROOMS, 427 10th street northwest. aus EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS of various makes for sale and rent at re- duced nowned Pianos. ‘1 Lith street, above Pa. ave. ices, Wm. Knabe & Co.*s world- funing | ‘and Repairing. 423° jan30 P*4nNos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Fanos and Organs sold on intalmenta rented or ex- od ‘Seat applied it parohased. CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, 915 F STREET. Managing partner of the late ria Bilis & Oo. "G2 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. 3. ELLERY, DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS sHIR’ GENTS FURNISHINGS, sa 1112 F Srneet Norrawesr, WAsHINGTOR, D. 0. Fix of the Finest Dress Shirts to Bix Extra ix Fx! Fine Shirts to order ... OT AEF .200: eran $12. 08 for and Underwear. MON ita iG THE re a ASSOCIATION, and concern, Secor THURSDAY. September 27, 1553. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION. An Address by BR. Stockett Matthews. Ba.tiwore, Sept. 27.—During the recess vocifer- ‘ous calla were made for R. Stockett Matthews, who was seated in the hall, and finally that gen- tleman was i from his seat and borne to the platform amid the most tumultuous chi Afver acknow! the greeting, Mr, Matthews said It was a great re to him’ to know that he was recognized as a republican, notwithstand- his refusal to go for fusion at the election last fall. He was for straight republican nominations, Republicans should fight theirown battles and win, their own victories. “He congratulated them on the auspicious prospect for reclaiming and re- deeming the state trom democratic misrule. Another Recess. At 1:30 the committee on credentials reported, the temporary officers were made permanent and the committee on resolutions not being ready to Feport, a further recess of half an hour was taken. SS THE BUFFALO CONVENTION. Farther Proceedings of the Gathering There To-day—The Contest Between County and Tammany Democrats. Borrato, N. Y., Sept. 97.—Francis Lynde Stet- son, a county democracy delegate, presented & Protest on behalf of & county democtacy delegates against the admission of the Tammany represen. tative. The protest was roferred to the commit- teg on contested seats when appointed. Senator Grady arose when his name was called and gave notice that the Tammany delegates Whose names Were excluded from the roll would Present a protest against the admission of the county democracy delegates. Ex-Justice Callahan, from Irving hall, sata he desired to present a protest against the admission of Francis Lynde Stetson and 37 others, and Thos. F, Grady and 28 others, as delegates. ‘These were also refer When the name of John Kelly was called the convention applauded lowdiy and long. Tn response to a call of an enthustastic delegate, three cheers were giver with a will for Mr. Kelly, the county democtacy representatives however, remained silent, —.___ THE COLORED CONVENTION. The Address Adopted. Lovrsvitte, Ky., Sept, 27.—The national colored convention late last night adopted the following address: ‘The national convention of colored men assem- bled respectfully present the following as embrac- ing and presenting their views and sentiments: ‘hat we are grateful for and rejoice én the miraculous emancipation that came to our Tace twenty years ago. The shock of embattled arms Was the lullaby of a nation born in a day. We cannot forget the great sacrifice of the women and heroic men who made possible the struggle In which treason and slavery were consigned to & common sepulchre, nor would we be unmindful of the measure of devotion and patriotism that the White and colored soldters rendered the nation. Second. That we are not Insensible to the fact that the Congress of the United States has shed upon the statute books many laws calculated to make Us secure In our rights as citizens, nor would Tre be forgetful of the magnificent amendments to the Constitution intended to render forever im- Possible the crime of human slavery. ‘Third. We do not ask for any more class legis- lation. We have had enough of this. But we do believe that many of the laws intended to secure fous Our Tights 98 citizens are nothing more than dead letters. In the southern states, almost without exception, the colored people are dented justice in the courts, denied the fruit of their honest labor, defrauded of their political Tights at the ballot box, shut out from {earning trades, cheated out of thelr civil rights by inn keepers and common carrier companies, and left by the states to an Inadequate opportunity for education and general improvement. Fourth. We regard the labor question, educa- ton and sound moral training paramoutit to all other questions. We believe thak these questions, especially in the south, need recasting, and that the plantation credits and mortgage system shoutd be abolished; that honest lavior should be remunerated; that’ ‘the land-holders of the south should recognize that this question 1s to be solved by encouraging the negroes to industry, to frugality, and to busi- ness habits, by assisting them to acquire an {uterest in the soll, by paying them honest wages for honest work and by making them content and happy In the land of their nativity. The white ten and owners of the soil in the south can settle the question of labor and capital between the white and the black. Fitth. We beileve in a broad, comprehensive system looking toward the education of young colored girls, 80 that they may become intelligent and faithful women, and of young colored boys, that they may learn trades and becoine usetal tren and good citizens. The religious and moral train- {og of the youth of ourrace should not be neglected. ‘The hope of every people 1s in adherence to sound Social, logical and ethical principles. The moral element in the character fs of greater value than Wealth or education, and this must be fostered by the family and encouraged by the pulpit. @ failure of the Fi gS Bank and Trust company 1s a marvel of our time. It was established to receive the earnings of per- Sons heretofore held tn bo! and the descend- ants of such persons. ft was established by the government and: thouzht to be solvent, In changing its charter the trustees transcended thelr authority and thereby made themselves la- dle. The goverament,in appointing a shield ma- chinery (o close the insolvent institution, violated the United States statutes in bankruptcy, and Should, therefore, reimburse the creditors of the nk. Seventh, The distinction made between white and black troops in the T army 18 unamer- oun st a a aagrateral White ‘men can en- ral @ service, WI aro COoneet eae ice, while colored men cavalry and infantry service, and in the appointment of civilians te. regulat the army all nt llevé 1 the duty of the President to consider the claims of the colored men. This distinction is carried into the navy as well. Eighth. It 1s not our province to dictate the pol- {cy of the government or the action of our fellow- cit zens in the several statea. It 13 a matter that shape nee Patriotism and needs should 2 Ninth. As a race, ‘ling and contending for our political and civ Hones we ‘are not unmind- ful of the efforts ot praia to gain her rights; and x our Irish friends our profound sym- Pathy and best wishes, e a Tenth. We earnestly desire the abolition of the chain-gang convict aystem, and the adinission to the trade unions of men of our own race, and to ‘Stploymant in commercial pursuits. Heventh. In nearly every state in the Union, Doth north and south, our race are not allowed to enter freely into the trades or gain employment in the higher walks of life. ‘This 1s unworthy of our institutions and hurtful to the reputation of our country, at home and abroad. Soaatiata ae The Catholic Council in New York. REQUIEM MASS FOR DEAD PRELATES. New York, Sept. 27.—The second public of the Provincial iors Council was held to-day at the cathedral, which was thronged with people. Ness the chancel rails in the main passageway of the edifice was placed a catafalgue draped in a Black Veivet pall and flanked on elther side with three Wax torches. On the top of the catatalque rested a miter. Solemn pontificial mass was cele- brated, the requiem mass being sung for the dead relate Of the province, Bishops’ Concannon, onnolly and Dubois, Archbishop Hugites, of this Hep and _Bishop ‘Timon, of “Bute falo, Cardinal Mcvloskey was the’ priest of honor, assisted by Monsignor Quinn. Bi Nierney, of Albany, was the celebrant. Kearne; ‘ted as assistant priest, and Fathers Hopon end Kony ace as deacon and sor eeeon respec! . _ Monsignors Preston and Doane were deacons of bOnOr to the cardinal. Arch- bishop Col dead brethren. The congregation then dispered resumed its secret de- and the provincial Uberations ‘She Labor lavestigation, New Yorr, eer 27.—The senate sub-committee on labor and education met again to-day. Mr. Reuben E. Carroll, the ofl ——— = testimony. The government m| however, we the of ts James A. a pher, ga¥e the commitice an idea of the manufacture or ltho- rs New Market Races, Loxpon, Sept. Stat the Now Market rst Dom, Sept. ow tober to-day the race for the ‘Grand Deco ‘Michael for was Hamako by a length, 1asecond and Rees The New Market handicap race was ‘The Steamer Rotterdam Stranded. New Yor, Sept. 27.—A Lond says: ‘The steamer’ Hotlerdama of the Mon ‘Ameri- hoon to-day in the ‘and les in ad sone dition. “Mr. Cazaux, the general agent of the Netherlands American Ni , Te Rte dar See a eae Passengers landed. " Vousel's saving dublows = es Catholic Frocmasons, Sept. £7.—A Dansadoris OSE eeTaso a Meaieheratetes Tents of the Catholic faith. . FAMILY TROUBLES VENTILATED, ‘This morning, in the Equity Court, in the case ot Rosa P, steele Vincent against Charles Vin- cent—bill and cross-bill for a divoree—the ments were concluded and the case submitted. Mrs Vincent Med her bill July Sist, 1882, in which she set forth the marriage by Rev. W. Barnes, July 16th, 1877, and charged Mr. Vincent with cruelty and drunkenness, and she stated Uhat at the house of Miss Washington he threat- ened her with personal injury, appiled approbrius epithets to her, and drove her into an adjotning room; that in January,1881,they were e! from Willard’s on account’ of “defendant's conduct; and that subsequently when living in De Sales street he treated her with such cruelty as { com- pel her to leave and go to the Ebbitt housa, The Tespondent in his answer, filed In the follow! October, denied the allegations against him, ani asserted that his Wife was addicted to the use of Morphine and laudanum, and that all their unhappiness came this cause. He asserts that he has left the house because of Mra Vio- cent’s wnaccountayle fancy for W. P. Kirke, whom he had employed to bring a pair of horses to this city, and he denies in toto the chat as to arunkenness and cruelty. He admitted that he had no means, but ts able to care for his children, and states ‘that he employed a servant to attend the child who, on July &7 took it = to. hers mother." Maron, March 8 last, Mr, Vincent filed a cross bill charg- ing adultery. A motion was made and granted, subsequentiy, that the two children be nt into the Juriédiction of the court. The motion was granted. The defendant (Mr. Vincent) fled amended cross bill on September 18th; to which Mrs. Vincent Sled an answer September 19th. ‘The amended cross Dill of Mr. Vincent sets forth that Bra. Vincent is living 10 Philadelphia with ber paramour; and charges that in January and February, 1882 she committed adultery with ove Win. P. Kirke, to whom she loaned a solits re diamond ring; that he from the house, at which she became greatly enraged ahd occupied a separate room; that she patd Semken to alter the diamond ring to fit Kirke’s lager, and when the real owner sought to repay money ‘advanced on it he (Mr. Vincent) had to return to the agent of the owner the esti- Mated value of the ring; that Kirke having taken up his residence ut Driver's, she went to the Eb- itt house and took rooms overlooking the garden; that she went ont frequently, ostensibiy with a servant, but met Kirke at different time trom June #31 to July 25th, and committed adultery with him ‘at different places; that on July 25h she went to Willard’s, where Kirke’ boarded, ann remained till August 1st, when she left witil anurse and her two chiidren and went to tho Hoffman House, New York, Kirke going with her, and from there to Long Branch, wien Kirke left {for a short time, but Feturued, golng with her to Spring Lake Beach. He further says that on Octo- ber 12th last she went with Kirk to house No. 237 north 20th Philadelphia, where, on Novem- ber ist, she gave birth to a female child; that subsequently, to December 98, Kirke and the complainant occupied, adjoint ms, nd charges that between that date and January 9th she committed adultery with Kirke. ARMY ORDERS. —Capt. Edwin Pollock, 9th Infan- try, will report to the superintendent general re- cruiting service, New York city, for assignment to & recruiting station. First Lieut. Charles C. Mor- Tison, ordnance department, will be rejieved from duty at the national armory, Springfield, Mass, and will report for duty to the Rock Island arsenal, Bock Island, Ill. The leave of 2d Lieut. Harris L. Roberts, 19th infantry, is further extended to Oc- tober 15, 1888, Tue JEFFERSON MONUMENT.—Col T. L. Casey, accompanied by Mr. Green, assistant superinten- ent of the construction of the State, War and Navy department buliding, left Washington this morning for Monticello, Va., to sce about the Jef- terson monument, Tas U.S. 8. Vanpatia has arrived at Boston from a cruise to the Newfoundland fishing bank: iS APPLICATIONS for the postion of supervising architect have been Mled by W. R. Sill, of Chicago; John W. Glenn, of New Oricans, dud J, C. Jobn- son, of Fremont, Ohi ‘THE Case or Lrect. Stursox.—Julge Advocate General Swaim has received the record of the court martial In the case of First Lt.J.F. Simpson, 31 cavalry, who was tried on a charge of conduct unbecoming an officer anda gentleman. As tbe court was orderea by Gen. Crook the supposition is that the sentence 1s dismissal, otherwise the | Proceedings would not have een torwarded to Washington. Ali of the other army court mar- Ual cases have been reviewed by General Swalm and submitted to the Secretary or War for the ac- Uon of the President upon his return, the Iiges, K ress, Hubbard and Robertson ¢ases, District Government Affairs. THE DISTRICT ESTIMATES. ‘The Commissioners have virtually made up thetr estiinates for the District expenditures, but sub- Ject to alterations. They will not give out the fg- ures probably, in detail, In advance of laylug the budget before the Secretary of the Treasury. They state that their estimates are $16,000 in excess of the money uppropriated by Congress tor District expenditures, but not in excess of the estimates for last year. Dr. Chas. H. Bowen complains of the poisonous eMuvia arising from the sewer at the corner of 7th and E streets southeast, owing to imperfect trap, and requests immediate attention. AN INCREASE IN ESTIMATES. ‘The District Com:misstoners to-day increased the estimates for the water service $5,000, making the estimates $180,000 for that branch. —_—.—_— ‘The Courts. Equirr Oovrr—Juage James, To-day, Butler agt. Scott; testimony ordered taken. Jordan agt. Jordan; do. Moale agt. Bow- ers; appearance ordered. “Vincent agt. Vincent; on argument. POLICE CouRT—Judge Snell. To-day, Wm. Webster, ussault on Wm. Lawson; $10. John Lewis, affray; $5. August Miller, vio- lating building regulations; $20. Lewis D. ’Gra- ham, Harry &. Amos and George Hamilton, pro- fanity; $5each. Mary Rocker, disorderly; $5 —_——— ‘THE GERMAN BI-CENTENNIAL.—The executive committee having charge of the arrangements for the German bi-centennfal celebration will meet to- morrow night to settle the details of the program. Mr, Simon Wolf, of the committee, said to a Stan Teporter to-day that the program announced in a morning paper as having been agreed upon by the committee, was unauthorized. It was not in- tended, so far as he knew, to continue the cele- bration over to a third @. ——— MAKING SoRGuUM StGaR.—The sugar mtll fn the Agricultural grounds is now in operation and Grinding sorghum at the rate of about two tons an hour. The supply of sorghum cane comes from the Patterson farm, near Kendall Green, on Which 65 acres were planted with sorghum this Year, the yield being about ten tons to the acre, Out of one lot of 8,42) pounds of cane pressed in the mill to-day 1,600 pounds of jouice were ob- in Tae Etcur-Hovr Law.—To-day, Messrs. William Nicholson, F. Stater and Robert Throckmorton and sever.l others, representing the employes on the new Pension office building, walted on Gen. Meigs, in Charge of the work, to ask for the en- forcement of the eight-hour law on the work. Gen. Meigs said tnat he was in favor of the law, but did not know that he had the power to enforce 1% The committee also walted upon Secretaries ‘Teller and Lincoln. ——__. River Trape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals and departures of river craft as follows: South Washington—Arrived, schr. Virginia, Grif- fn, 150 bushels oysters, market; sloop American Eagle, Chiseltine, 200 do. do., do.; sloop Lizzie Lane, Russell, 200 do. do., do.; schr. Mary and Ella, Gibson, 250 do. do., do.; pungy Coral McKen- ba, McKenna, 800 do. 'do.,'do.; schr. Brewster, Jenkins, 200 Go. do., d0.; scht. Margaret Ella, Davis, 300 do. do., do.; schr, Wm. B. Ward, Shivels, 200 do. do., do,; Schr. Sarah Jane, Simms, 300 do. 40., da. pungy Independent, Hardin. 300’ do. do., do.; pungy Wm. B. Coleman, Russell, 450 do. do., @0.; “sloop Virginia, Watkins, 250 do. do., do; sehr. Ocean Queen,’ Bundick, 410 do. sweet do.; schr. A. Hamtiton, Hamtiton, 80.00) teet » Thos. W. Smith; ten vessels, 250 cords RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.s-Tho follow! Sot toaay! Meat art aed Se oMcer ui 3 63.9; 2 Dp. 1.8 Maximum, 721; minimum, 4.4 = ———_ ‘Thirty-one hundred bushels of oysters arrived at the river front yesterday, and are selling at from ‘thirty cents to $1 per bushel. | News Sricts. ordered — Kivie | They are | Latest Foreign News. CARTRIDGES FOUND IN CORK. Corr, ep a bad of this city found 800 cartridges for Snider six bayo ‘and a revolver concealed tna yard in aaenelgienanenae Successfal Trial Trip. Porram N. o. 97.—The United States Steamer Pinta arrived here this morning. Tie test of her qualities was sutisfactory. — THE NEW Y¥ OKK STOCK MARKET ‘Thefollowing are the ovening And closing priesg «ithe New York Stock Market tomas, as reporiel Dyspecial wire to H. iL Donrige, 580 15th stre ol Name) O) Nome) a) & lie) ORY Nor. & Wea p., 294... Ches. £ Onto... 16 16) North Pac i Do. Istpret.) 27) | 87") Da, pret 7 Do. Si pret.- 183) 18 Northwest. CCC. & 1.2) 61" G2” Ont. & Weed.” Col, Coal. 2s _ By Oregon Tras. DB,Law. 1214124, Pac. Man Den. RG...) Bk Be Peo D. & EB. Frie. .. ..../ 814) 814 Reading, . Erie, as. | o4ag 8G Paulo roey 1y Tu, Central... 1284 128" St Paul pref. 1ity 117 Lake Shore 1024, 1084 St, P.& Omaha 4) “ Lou, & Nash... 50 | 0% Do. pre: 1 Ue Mich. Cent.../| Rijy! SSX Texas Pac ..../ ey SK By Wil oe es + Sg OR Wad. Ps 21 » ss a” 8245 Wab. Pac. pid. 34 | Bay Central 115% 1134 West Union..\79% | Tg m Mansachaseces, an The Campaiga t BUTLER'S BOAST—TUE DEMOCRATIC PLATPOR After the nomination of Gen. Butler for gover. nor at the Gemocratio convention in Springfeld, Mass., yesterday, the remainder of tho ticki was completed. For levtenant governor, Frederick | ©. Prince, ex-major of Boston and for several years secretary of the democratic national com- mittee, Was named. ‘The resolutions predict vice ‘ory in November of this year and next; declare that all that is now needed is harmony to again Place in power the democratic party; rev | Cincinnatl platform, tariff for revenue on | 8 free ballot, reform'of the civil se | in expenditures, arbitration for | labor disputes, and legislation | all emploges compensation from the iremple | for any personal injuries they may rece.ve whlle | in the discharge of their dutics, Tewksbury ts re- | ferred to and the goveraor’s course aypliuds Gov. Butier made a speeeh, tn which be rev | his administration predicte sucoess of the ticket. He said ‘Ly ear We Will attend to matters outside, and 1f we are falthtul over a few Uhings, the BibIC tells us we shall be placed over many. REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MERTINGS. The republicans held two large ratification Meetings in Boston last evening. Speeches were | made by Candidate Robinson tn both halls, and by | €x-Gov. Long, Gen, Banks and several young and Prominent republicans. ‘Nhe preponderance of the youngér element was noteworthy. velers ide, PENNSYLVANIA Road.—Trains leav tion, 6t4 and B sts. n.w..asfollows: For New ¥ ry Philadelphia and the Evgt—A.M., 800 (ex.), 9 (limited ex.), 10:30 (ex.) PLM. 1:80 (ex), X.), 9:50 (X.) and 10:20 ex.) On Sunday 2B) (eX.), 9:50 feX.), 10:20 CX.) For Boston, dal Without change of cars, 1:30 PM (ex.); on Sundoy, 4:20 P.M. (ex.). For Pittsburg and the West, A-M., 9:90 (Chicago limited); (ex.), 9:80 (ex.) For Rochester, Niagra Buffolo, ete.—P.M., daily except Raturday $x) For Baitimore—A.M.. 6:40. 8:00, 9 -M., 1:30, 4:20, 4249, 6:20, 7 Sunday—A.M. 19-80, 10: and 10:20, “For Elmira | cept Sunday. A.M. 9:80 ( the South—A.M., 6:30, dally, except Sunday Creek line—A.M., 6 wed 0, except Su 9:20, 11:00, D u Tole the For New York and Phi | East—a.M.. 8:10 cox.) PM, 340 (OK) On Sunday P.M., $:00 (ex.), 9:40 (x.) For Chicas Cincinnati, St Louis a ISVille— A.M, 820 | (CX), 10:18 (ex.) P.M, 10:10 For Pittsburg, | Cleveland and Detroits D(ex.) PM, 8:40 |x) dally. For Batti nm Week doys— | 5:09, 6:30 6:40, 7: nd 1 | 12:10, 220, 2:35, , 4:00, 42 8:10, 10:00, 9: Iuwore | aM 1.1 E For Aiinap und, VAM, 4:40 s between Washington and 0, 0. P.M. For Stations 5 dafly except $ ally. For Stout: Sunday. For Frederic P.M, daily except Sunc ALM. daily ex M., 4:40. For way sta Baltimore—aM Wi A.M. and 4:45 For Hagerstown—10:18 5245 P.M. datly. ABBOTT. At his late residence, No. 1414 Seven- Sigjor THOMAS J. of hin are res;ectfully Invited to nt BRADT. Suddenly, on Go of ac of h ¢ September with, 18s. BRA r from hus late residences, No. ae 3610 M eireet, Sunday nttern at bait-part thre G'elock. | Services will be held at Oak Hill chapel. Kea and friends of the family respectfully’ invited to attend. [Alexandria papers J : GODEY. On Thursday, Septembe o'clock Telict of the lite Godey. Funeral from her son's residence, 1515 90th st-eet, om Bunday, September 30th, at two p.m. Le.atives and friends ure invited to attend. Ey WAIL. On Thursday, September 27. 1883, after = short and painful illness, WILLIAM J., tufant son of Geo. A. and Katie wail, aged four wiouths aud five 8. Gone, but not forgotten. Funeral wil take ps No, 61 H street ‘Bo'clock p.m. bd WEL*H. On September 26th, 1883, after a short {il- at the redtdeuce of 0. Ford. 409 New Jo-sey avenue, northwest, DAVID WELSH, iu the foriy-afth year of ace. J wat, ou the moming itty ALBLRT MM. (CBAS. J-GAWLER, WILLIAM F, VERNON, | ©. J. Gawrer & Co., Successors to Buchiy’s Undertaking Fetablichment, 922 Pa. Ave. n.w. (formerly 912 Pa, Ave Eversthing first-class and reasouuble. Teleyih connections. Transient funerals a sprcialty. E. ZURHORST, SUCCESSOR TO ANTHONY BUCHLY, UNDERTAKER, 912 PENNSYLVAMA AVE. One of the most complet estublisiiments in th try. Large rooms for transient fupera’ cervicen. aul’ BIHUE RUONEY. JAMES BELLEW. ALTEUR ROONEY & 0¢ Undertakers and bauba mers, Offices, 711 Tthet. and 2/45 Pa. ave. u. w. JRED. SPD Sd a ceed 7th st, an Mand a F med ‘and prepared’ for transportati Residence at blace of Lumness, a SEPH GAWLER, | JO CESEAL FURNISHING UXDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Terme moderate and everything fixt-class. Telephone connection. lt juts wacet coun- aul3 UNDERTAKER, 1837 Text STULET Noaruwesr, ‘Te'erhone Connection. ao UGUSTUS BURG! FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, . $16 Penney lvania avenue northwest, between 34.1% #2 streeta. Rvervuuing Bret-clans. ment SPECIALTIES. Di: ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONF! dential Consulting Physician for Ladies and Gen- eA eee hea ite treatment ‘wuarantecd. EVENTS oF and Gen. 4thaad del4-160" FEES8Y CoLLece Lorrery. 000 FOR $2. Sten maplarmontly ammng leak lace inthe ‘1883. DRAWING. ‘Bone’ fn the ura of fv eeeeen shits oe ean a NUMBER - ogres ae cree SEEBa. yl aeeeetess