Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1883, Page 4

AUCTION SA GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. WV°UTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TWO HANDSOME WALNUT AND. GILT PIER MIREROUS, WITH CORNICES TO MATCH, STLY:; WALNUT CHAMB: BR SUITES: UL AND OAK SIDEBOARD! ANLOK COTTAGE FURNITURE; BRUSSELS, een oTaEe ‘TS. THIS AFTERNOON. Jot OEDWELL, An AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIO' CURE, 1S USE ONE 1 STAR PILOT BU HA! TO. MORROV TWEL MUENING, - jy salearoome, L wil! sell ome Star Hilvt Colt, (color gray? five years ott, 15) an nad ver, kind ard gentie, splendid Geher, notstird of wusthing ‘and. wicrangsd "eownd. -har Busgy, by Brewster, (of Broome dew York. at Termsearh. it UBLIC SATE OF VALUABL —————— FUNGI MONO MuRRACHE: DPPERCA SON BROS.. Auctioneers. BEiW FN TWELFTH STRESS NORTHWEST. AT U.S. SMENT SALE OF MATERIAL V¥ ¥A AT AUCTION. SLOBER FIRST, COM- we wiliseli, at’the U. torial. AETERNO! Dy a Frome Germs: « twelve mor trust. ep qpuiowas r. waceama kes Ea ause 1 will seit x ste Auctioneer. PERTY, FRONT WEEN VALLE ICLORER, 1833, in front of the uuberod 13, in in the city of Warhington, D. U'cash. aus the residue in’ equal nd two years from dey of aie, with cent per anuum, oF all cash, at the Adeposit of $100 required, end be at purchasor’s cost JUB BARNARD, 4 KS & CO., Auctioneers, SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF SD SILVER WATCHES, ALL | JEWPLSY OF EV: EY DE- Nos. PL HAI“S, CLOCKS SILVERWARE. NING VEX C'CLOC 5 26 > HOUSE, PRONTI B ‘oD 4 HWEST (So. 431), 1: balance in six. twelvo snd ghiven months. for notes U of sale, secured by % deed of tu conveyancing, &C., at purchaser's coet. day of sate WALTER B. WILLIAM: dds Auctioneers. peas DOWLING, Auctioneer. NL SIDEBOAT. DI EASY pas DS; FXT. + CHALG > CLHEL CHAM. ED ON TH EM FURNITUN JATTRESSES; PILLUWS HREF-QUARTEL ASD BOLSLEKS: STOY! M UNIONTOWN = ND.‘ AL Sie WALK FROM ‘THe. STREET CARS, AD- FIFTY SMYRNA ; FORTY NG THi GEKMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM BRU SEL: D ) VEN KY DIAN o TAL: CARPE TE ofa deed of trust, dated tho 16th; Der, jawl records of th: | request of th duly recorded! 3, one ef the. Disirict of Columbia, and # holders of th: notes secnred thereby, I tion, on the prenises, AL O'CLOCK, Pot THE DISTRICT GOV- HOOL DESKS. SS "OLR, GOOD DElVING ANI i TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1983, at "HALB-PASi FOUK O'CLOCK P.3Lt | all that trect of iand, being avd. ig, Pitus in the Jeounty of Washington,” District "of Columbia, Within my > jel} and being 9” part of a. teuct called. Chi- assortinen Beginning at a stone planted on the No posts | 5. E. site of the road from Uniontown to Benuing’s . whieks ste isthe N. corner ef the tof = «| Chichest Sniith to C. A. Kranse, ese ru a thn rees I. y HANDSOME BAY HORSS, SIX YEARS OLD. | hiove tie S. 6) dosrees 7 har tr: . ATG cteprees: twenty and .3 IF eek, aah, and perfectly gentle: | Derehes ¢ whici'line, at a distance of 16.52 MS LOPES. Also, trictiy: new Enaticn | perches. @, which marked the 8, © Marcess, Bianketa, Whip, of a ten acre loth exelofore sed for ress, Planeta, WiuPs | and thene: 8. 44 degrees W. 27.35 perches, ae this ts considered | OPO 4 perches to'asioueon the's. F. sds of eAuetion SATURDAY MOHRING, S ide aud Unioutown road, “which TWENTY-NINTH, Jns3, at TWELVE 0" surve raise (the S. ‘e-corucr stake : pelt Krause (the S. E. corner stake of anes inlosige yer meron onig his x lot being in this inst recited line and 6.°4 : perches from the beginnine thereof), and thence in a ioneers. with the road \. 59 D a eerie HOKER > . adiinine tie lauds of Iifcherd Smith: Warones ; OD Stoxps, ScHaise White, eg, sud the German Orphan aa DIAMOS & ferms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six, twelves aud ‘cighteen montis, interest at ecm enc six perce: ale, secured by fell at the ty deed of trai : OF all cash at the Of 9s imi D streets nor option of eposit of $100 required deemed Vicdge, Gold and * t on the doy ef sale. Conveyanciic at purchaser's cost. Welry, Dismonds, Fisted W If terms of xa’e are not complied tn ten days the n of default ‘Tenstee, othin«, Musical Hust 3 be resold at the rist U af ad Musical Tustruments, Car- st, after five da: A. SMITH, Bro’ w 14 9:h street northwe AIZ OF D_SIRABLE REAL ESTATE ‘CAPITOL HILE ue of a deed of assizumen PAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST. me Fees 3 ; i muhia, I will offer: SREIVE Cr Le xe will in tre le, to the hignest bidder, on THURSDAY, OUTO- and °4. of subdivisio: | FOURTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P- M., the follow- Fach of these lots fro i Fic | ing Real Estate? “Part of lot 4, square 925, improved by end unproved by new Press Brick Front | 4 ty frame dwelling, No. street south- : ast, containing eight rooms and as, Water. ani and immediat ly thereafte: exfect sewerage xy part of Lot, square oved by a three-ronm cottaxe, No. $18 9th heast; also a very desirable Building Loton roved by agoodstzble m rear. The above offers cuportunkty for investment, ga the properties ie, rent resaily, and are daily echug in ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance payable in six and twelve months, at six per cent intercst, deferred pay- two years, mou- Botes to bear aix per cent interest, payal!= of trust cn prem <0. A cf to be secured by d of £100 required on e: ents to be secured by of trust on the premises, or Hi cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of £50 WOOD AND COAL. required on exch purchase, and ail converancins at Pal qr | Percheron, gtseG C. ERGOUD, ——e Cosi: Woop PT , Anctionce=. MM, Foust. auctioncer. i. = Us TEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON || TRUINI STREET. BAT WEEN ARB a ST TS SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 16, 1833, end recorded in Liber 1,053, f et seq., one! ‘of the land records of the District of Columbia, at the request of the parties secured thereby, I will offer for sale. ar pubic auction, in froutof the premises, on MONDAY, OCs OBER FIRST, 1583, at FIV S O'CLOCK P.M., the’ north twenty-five (25) “feet of Lot twelvs (12) and the south sixteen (16) feet end eleven(l Dinches of Lot thirtecn (15), in square numbered eight hun ared JOHNSON BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RATLROAD YARD: Twelfth and Water streets southwest LANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: street northwest: strect northwe: 0 Pennsylvania 16 nocthwast; ‘1112 9th street northwest; 7 and scventy-e:ght (878), a8 reeorded in. Liber 1, 033, €or Land K streets northwest; 211, ef sea, 0 the land reeorts of the District of ” sti e southeast Columbia, with fmprovements thereon. 21 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Jerms: One-third of the purchase money in cach,and ST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH W YORK EXTENSIVE WB ing us uneurpas-cd faethties for the econo: bf FUEL of ali kin DOAL DELIVERED ON Cans DIRE the restdue-n two equal inatalments, at sx and twelve | mouthe from day of eale, with interest secured to the satisfaction of ‘Trustee, or all cash at the option of th acer. Trustee reserves the righ? to resel The risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, if terms { sale aro not complied with in sever. days.” One hun ed dollars deposit required wheu bid is accepted. LAU SIAC. DUNDULE, trustee, We deal M. FOLEY, Auctioncer. sep2i-ict BirUMIN All hen sok Bad LAST DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE. omer at oor Du ‘MONDAY, SEPTEMBPE TWENTY-FOURTH, CLEAN COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, ee ge ae as follows: ue and superior Blankets. niforts, quilted with white cotton. amsutta Sheetings, 8-4. 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 wide. alk Velvet, in Black, Navy Bide, Garnet, C. etttel aud Colored Silks, from best Lyons manufac- wialimeres of beat qualities, 26, 40, and 46 inches H nable Plaid Dress Goods, Towels and Table Sheeting, Hosiery and Under- “Tracies will pleake atten this sale, an the above-men- tioned woorts will be positively sold without reserve. All goods sold are guaranteed perfect in @yery respect. Prompt deliveries and prices as low ar Fue! cant Gished. . : : & Ors G0. ‘wharf, foot of 14th St. received a large tot of Bakers amined COAL of superior quality for allot which we offer at iowest market NE gf consumers is respectfully invited to | sepld-4t M. FOLEY, Auctioneer. ccTio Of ous stock. Post 2" THIS SALE IS POS'PONED UNTIL MON- STEPHENSON & BR9., DAY, OCLOBER FIRST, at TEN-THIRTY A. consequence of the rain: at that time, rain or shine. [, LITTLE, auctioneer, RUSTERS' SALY OF REAL Hs wil positively taka lass wih pene Saee* = ——— 3 ESTATE, THR: i. ©. E SCOTT, TEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, RETWEEN G D eh ai ditt siueHsaENOeD BY ATS: 7 F ti rth Ws . b t __Froservati of the natural teeth wposia a | 7B, Yisa recoeteed i tae eee Sher can Ga DDS SA8E FABSONS, DENTIST, CONNER Oru | Of the and records of the iet of Colurabia, and: and & st+. n.w.—A local anseihetic. used on the | at the request of the secured, we will sell alle viat of extracting. Fill aspecialty. | at public auction, in. tof She premuess, on MON- pore Gas given, C1 aod: | DAY OCTOBER Ei] ap D, 183, at FIVE Bnonbered ten hundred and’ twenty (10,0), as soba: VHferm of wales Ouethird of the purchase in € sale! Ons: mon te | cash, and the residue in two equal ‘Installments: stale = a ___ 4y5-6m"_ | ana twelve mosis trom day of sale, with pe ss AL HAMSLEBES, GRADUATE OF PENNSYL. | DEF, cont., defel abow ‘al ia C- Uh i ; ast on the, above bed, or all cash, Molise Pend ie Ming juried ay | Sf ont emote re deere! Ske ice. T conti- Gently revommend isn to , complied with within seven days from sale, or to be re- senecsly asic dented cf) masarey SES Yable | SOU Cat or urchaner. CARMA, Dentist, 115 Mth st.n.w. a5 —— Sigh AY ingold. All conveyans 4AL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN BSE MONS, ADAMS, 2 ‘Trustees. eerted imumediately after hatnral teeth SOHN Hea i Ziteaplenaid success.” Moderr. x: and abkilin fep2l-15t P. b. LITTLE, Auctioneer. ‘of Dentistry. Moderate Sadly Dis: DON SALLY. 11 F strect northwest JP PEXCANSON BROS., Anctioncors. i. RANDALL PARSONS, Dewcisr, th st: orth over Ballantyne’s U.S. MARSHAL’S SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD Die Gh street nord neyme's Book le FURNITURE. L-~ 3 meter tittnte: * 53 CH PLATE GILT AND “WALNUT FRAME ALNUT = PIF MIBK WITH CORNIC A TM. TALBOTE. DENTIN, No. a7 FER | WAL SUT FRAME GOLD. rt OED PARLA Su SUITE, NS Die a, ‘PHOLSTERED IN EL beanchia “Tests inwested $7 persst. all work wae fine) ee 19” | INLAID CENTER TABLES, E, 2 — eater erresiietins | TE MANTEL MIRHORSS THE TRADES. WarsurnaLu recy. LEATHER COVERED HALL CHATR: = WALNUT %. T. wer, Book and Job P: inter. ¥ ‘Low Prices. Fair a ‘CASE, : sepl0 J, Sie souR as, LEATHER CO} a Corder st Lycett’s yg, luie Beene oS SoU feser i: 2 aye. "7 = MENEAL, Prop’. | BE: BURE, Gh mre __ PROFESSIONAL. = = 2T, &c—‘*) HE WISE FOR HEALTH YALL Walks Depend.” it eee AUS: Paige MA 2 Pipe eh %, SND BOLSTERS, VELVET 1 aa CARPETS: THROUGHO! E BO! ee Maa: SSaraineD MISES NO. bigest By AT AUCTIO! sBlot dt Sa Soe! Genre ofthe Diet d, Iwill eet] aa [3 eB. ELLERY, evecesson 13 DUBREULL BROTHERS, No have always paid especial attention to our JEW- R) ELRY DEPARTMENT, the fact that we do TES FARE SE | Meee ce arene aren to sell the best goods at the lowest fiznres, it has become 1132 F Srneer Nortawest, Wasarratox, D. C. one of the most important Branches of our extenmve Finest Dress Shirts to order. Business. Our long experience in this line, combined Fissitee rine hee eee $12.00 | with the best sources of suis, Guables ‘us frequently ead ‘Shirts to order. ‘7.50 | tooffer such < z a EXTRAORDINARY BARGatys ‘That our customers, 1n spite.of our assertions to the HOMPSON'S Contrary, slink we afe tying tOpalin off inferior goods Bevett of our remurkably low puicheeee sO ing Pagecersereieas muon Gate noes we are. able to ore our customers i God ran one-fifth of the cost of soil golds but in petat at pout and aj irance equal to it. + ‘Our Ritne Stouo Jowelry rivals in brilliancy real Six best Shirts | has found with the Ladies, Uaienaia x ie Ladies. tit ‘Best Kolied Gold Plate ana Solia Gola Jewelry, eae 8 eauticul amportment of BLERLING G00 2 In real Jet, Onyx, Fnslish Garnet and Rubber Goods HIRT FACTORY axD MENS FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, Fino Drees Shirts to order a, ty. fer $15.50. leady-made dhirte at following prices: Acte, unfinished, 73 ete.: fintehed, 90 ct. Bpfnlehea, 6 eis; niaica, Sy ct” Fallin of Hor rts. Fine astdruuent of Sears, losiery and Underwear, wee GA | we carry afuil line at our == = —=—= | prices. , We are also the Sole Agents for the __ FINANCIAL. REAL CELLULOID JEWELRY, it i: In Red and Black. It is almost indestructible, and the Hoxe Usvesrue T. ri fling, while the designs are pleasing and in Etvie. "For Children itis eepectaly deai2athe GILMORE MICA MINING CO. Ofer For Sale ‘e would also call your attention to our PERI:COPI INS EYEGLASSES AND C- RE: io LENS erg A BPE $5,000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS ‘These Ponds have four yoars to rua, bearing 4 per cent inte: eva aud payable quarterly. ach purchaser of $160 Boul receives as bonus 100 Shares of the Capital Stocs, full paid, non-assensable. ‘Tbe anpaat offered being hmited, early application is desirable. Send for prospects, or apply for all iufornuatien, elther at the Oflee of the Company, 633 strect norilivest, or ADAMS & €0., 629 F street northwest, Samples of Plate Mica and Mica in the rough can be keen. aws0-Im APAMS & CO., BANKERS & BROKERS, 629 F Srreer, Offer spectal 1vducements to buy or'sell CRUDE PZ- TROLEUSI, either for cash or on margin. ‘We offer email lot POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, with or without Stock. INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR- CHASED TO OLDER ON COMMISSION. We invite Correspondence. fully given. is UY AND SELI, U.S. GOV'T AND D. C. BONDS; Also, WASH. C. GASLIGHT and ALL other City When aro sold everywhere at one dollar, but which wo SILVERBERG’S, 312 7TH STREET and 313 8TH STREET N. wept Near Pennsylvania avenue. Invesruryt Securrirs. FIV, TEN, FIFTEEN DOLLARS OR MORE. ‘No matter what you want to invest in CLOTHING, be ita light or heavy Overcoat, Business or Dress Suit for Men, Youth or Hoys, or ex Odd pair of Pants, THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, scuarantees the best for the sum. Sce the prices, and then call and examine Fall Overcoats at $6, worth $19. Fall Overcoats at $7.50, worth $1! Fall Overcoats at $9, ‘worth $ Fall Overcoats at $10. worth $18. Heavy Overcoats ot $5, worth $10 Heavier Overcosta at $7.50, worth $15, Splendid Overcoats at $10,’ worth $18, ‘The Brighton Overcoat at $12. worth $30, For Men and Youths, Good Suits for $8, worth $12, Better Suits for $10, worth $15, Splendid Suits for #3, worth $18, al Suits for $12, worth $29, Suits for $15, worth 330. Eine Black Cjoth suits for $40, worth $40. FOR Boys 4 TO 11. Suits at $2.50, worth 4. Suits at $3, worth p Bults at $4, worth $7. nits for $5, worth $9. uits for $8, worth $10. BOYS 12 TO 17 YEARS, Buits at $5, worth $8, Butts atge, worth sto, Suite at $7, worth $12. Suits at $4, worth $14_ Suits at $10, worth $18. ODD PANTS. A splendid aesortment at £2, $2.50, $3, €3.50, 4, $4. $5 and $6—eny of them half the usual eélling price, GOSSAMERS FOR MEN AND BOYS at$l.75, $2, $2.50, $3, §3,50, $4, 24.50—worth fully double. OUR MOTTO -No trouble to show goods. Satisfac- tion guaranteed to ev2ry purchaser, or money cheer- fully retunded, at the MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH anp F STREETS, All information cheer- aulT Teposits receive] subject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securitics, and are prepared at ali tunes to answer inqui- ueeregarding same, HARRY C. TOWERS & CO., BANKEKS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, my31 140 F STREET NORTHWEST, P vate Sruck Trreorara Wires BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, . Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Eixraaonprvary Bie Banearss fold on C a IN A TEN-QUARTER (10-4) BLEACHED SHEET- ING COTTON, EQUAL TO PzQUOT, at 25 cents. CANTON FLANNELS, Canton Fiannels, 8 cls., 10 cts., 12 cts., 15 cts. BED TICKING. Bed Ticking, 10 cts., 12 ets. Idcts., 16 cts., 18 ota. CALICOES, COTTONS, FLANNELS, GINGHAMS, WHITE QUILTS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. LADIES! FLANNEL SUITING, 5-4 and 6.4 widths in ali colors, Garnet, Myrtle, Olive, Brown, Black and fiuiniusted Gols, BROCADE VELVETS, all colore, $1 yd. BROCADE SILK3 AND SATINS, $1.25. BLUE BLACK CASHMERES, STets., 50 cta., 62cts.. 75ets., 87 cts. and $1. ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25 cents, ¥ direct from the New York Stock | ALL-WOOL MARLAND SUITING, stripe and check . nl ‘to matoh, $1 sd. BLACK SILKS, ‘$1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. COLORED SILK VELVETS, all colora. Jz JERSEYS, JERSEYS, $2.50, $2.50, $2.50, $2.50, $2.50. No. 529 1578 STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDIN 'G,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Broapwax, New Yous. Frvery class of Securities bought and sold on commis- sion in San Francis:o, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange st one-eighth of one per cent commission, Private and direct teiegraph wires to lichmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which criers are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- fcrmation regarding the Markets received through our wires IN| Exci ___ PROPOSALS. _ Rorosats FOR PACKING-BOX! ‘TREASURY DrPaRTuEyt, September 22,’ 1883, berecctvadet tain Sopaneey ae Eee Dee ped see peocieat ie bac 3 5 é OR CCTOBEM, ios, at TWELVE O'CLOCR Se 026 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sample n seen a ment, an fornis for bid ing furnished upon application, Bouth Side, sepls Ercvsals to Ui addrewed to tbe undersigned, and marked ““Proposais for pocking- Boxes. Deliveries niust be trav of charge at the Trossnry De- BPP, 00, J, OD F yartment, Wasbington, D.C., and will be subject to ii bpp 3 SVuwe 8 spection fy an expert detailed for the purpose by the 338 IES > Fecretary of tha 7 ry. and the delivery of an in- S Se WwW Bod Eee E- ferior article will be deemed sufficient cause to annul e Ah contract, the opt cn of tho Secretary ey 4 tment reserves the waive and rejept auy or all bids: CHA. J. FOLGE: g8SSg Hf B00 rrrr sep24-oost Secretary of the Treasury. & HoH s Tr eee Sgss8il Hoo” ° EN's OFFICE U. 8. Sart, Wassincrox. D.C., September 1833. 1s Ww propos! Ue received st this office until TR ELNE M1, OCTOBER FIRST. 1883, to furnieh tho Six Hund ‘ons 1 ru mine George's Creek Cumberland Coal and Twenty-five Tons of Food o ity of Authracite Coal, stove size, to be delivered at e jail; thicty tons. by the 15th of Cotober next and the ce om or before the 10th of hovember next. Also, separate proposals to furnieh the jail with w ssoned Pine Wood, best quality, in quantities as re- xd, ‘The coal and wood to be inapectad at bidder's cost. The right is reserve to reject any and a.) b je sep20-9t JOHN 8. CROCKER, Wi _ POTOMAC RTRESS MONROE, NOLFOLK AND THE souTH. Sofe and Elegant Steamera LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE MOSELEY. Fare 50 cents. Meals served on the European Plan after Oct-ber lst, 1883, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5:30 p.m. POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.—Steamor THOMP- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at General Office, National ith strect, or at Boat, foot of . Kk. PHILLIP: ALFRED Woop, Superintendent. Secretary. PMPORTANT NOTICE. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. TO NORFOLK, FORTKESS MONROE AND THE COAL HODS, ASH SIFTERS, MEAT CUTTERS, GENEBAL HARDWARE, &o. SPECIAL PRICES TO THE TRADE, F. P. MAY & CO., €34 Pennsylvania avenue, sep2l ¥ ITS EXCFLLENT AND ECONOMICAL MAN agement, the wisdom ot its system, whereby in fifteen yeers'a certificate becomes hearly’self-sustain- ing, the sbsoiute safety insured to its members by tue rapidly increasing reserve fund, and the advantages of its non-clacsification system, the MULUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION hasin the short two and Dalf years of ft existence dono a larger business and af- ined & prowniuence among the insuring Publlo than ever before reached by any other companys Office 1509 H street, au23s I. ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. PXCtecT YOUK FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. SEFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 300, PER POUND. | 1. C. BISHOP, Druggist, apld 720.9th street. corner H street iforthwest. Caz. Rorpenz, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. THE ‘API ‘OR, COMFORT AND TPR ABEL eE ete MAE Lawn Tenniz, Croguet, Bicy ‘Velocipedes, Arch- ery, Fishing Tacklon Wagons, he, Call and examine the Goods, Prices to suit the times. jy21 % nts, ¥¢ auply Metropolitan Bank, 613 151 Gi rt eet, Commencing MONDAY, Sept. 24th, 1883, the popular steamer’ GEORGE LEARY, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, will ITH STREET WHARE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND PRIDE ats pane folk and Fort Monroe $1.60, Round Pinoy Point: Cornfield Harbor $1. Roatane cmecuae Gath the Boston aed Fee ence OO A fends Glass, Crockery fo "Boston, $115, cluding stale, Bee oe bts BV AL ee ae "Paint retved day RINE re Gen H Elo’ # 24 gaan ‘Wal. P. WELCH, Agunt. + Bont eco, £ qc AREOWSHITH ‘Leaves 7th etreet wharf at? a. m. tor POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, ie with Ont Seapets. wun, Bena eng Op ‘omint, wit from W: for Curri 5 lor Curricman, for: u for Qurrioman, “mudings returning . 3. B PADGETT. Aet., 22 That. whart, Wastington, BO. Mt VERNON! MT. VERNONI: . WwW. gore ETT a comma Yaron at 10 gloak «, ist drniay ross Woah oo 1. L. BLARE, Captain. Potomac ‘TRANSPORTATION LINE, (The steamer Capt. Ww. 0. foot of Tth . strictly ox y itmuet be prepaid od wil be roca ved on JM ™: BELEN 4. Mockany, ‘WIFE OF THE EX SECRETARY OF WAR a ‘adds to our long list of testimonials the following: letter: wn abd popular low practical education. One ‘The Claims fer Longevity Pay. LEGAL STANDING OF CERTAIN ARMY OFFICERS ‘The Sccretary of the Treasury has certified to the court of claims for settlement the claims for longevity pay of the following named oMicers of the army: Gen. Adam Badeau, Col. Frank T. Bennett, CoL Francis E Lacy, Major Benj. P. Runkle, Major Wm. P. Gould, Capt. Robert H. Mont C: Jos. A. Van c BoojeR ove, Litek. Senn a Mepisin fer Lieut, Chas. P.M Vincent Palen, Thess and Cha) claims were tr: to the Court of Claims in order to secure the settlement of a question about which there has et much doubt, namely: whether an officer who, from any cause went out of the army, and was afterwards reinstated with he relnstatemente losaiy te the aay hake ie reinstatement In the army. Ast of officers above mentioned there are the names Of several who wero removed from the army during the late war, by an order of the Secretary of War, at atime when it was lawiul to remove an officer without trial, and who were aftewards reinstated by another order of the Secretary of War, which purported to recind the first. Some of them have since been regularly reap- polnted, but the question remains whether during e period following their reinstatement and be- fore they were regularly reappointed they were legally in the service and entitled to pay. The question comes up for settlement at this time Owing to the practice in the dep: mt tn all cases prior to the allowance of longevity pay of examining the accounts of tho oer. claiming such pay to sec if there ts anything due from htm to the government on account of over ents. The point having been made that the eleven of- cers named were at one time or another drawing Pay without being legally in the service, that point must be settied before the allowance can be made to them. The Secretary has decided that ‘the department ts not the place in which to settle the question. ———— +35 —___ The Washington, Ohio and Western Railroa WHAT MR. H. D. COOKE SAYS OF THE TALKED OF SUIT—DIPROVEMENT OF THE ROAD. Tn an interview with H. D. Cooke, treasurer of the Washington, Ohto and Western ratiroad, In reply to an inquiry regarding the talked of suit of holders of the Clark county bon¢s against the company, Mr. Cooke replied that “these bonds are an old issue made to the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad company by the county of Clark, and the question as to whether the county of Clark or the ‘ashington, Ohio and Western Railroad company are Mable for the Interest on the same 1s being looked into by the counsel of the road. We as yet know nothing of the merits of the cla‘m, The officers of the company, of course, are required to act, in matters of this Kind, under advice of coun- sel, as they are responsible to the stockholders. In any event, surveys are being made to extend the road through Clark county, when there will bo no question but what the county will be liable in- Stead of the railroad company.” Mr. Cooke also stated “that Col. A. A. Martin, President of the road, 1s pushing surveys, and 13 about giving out contracts for re-bridging ‘the en- Ure road. The bridge at Sycalon creck, 104 fect, had just been entirely rebuilt, and all the bridges on the road strengthened; steel raiis ordered have commenced to arrive, and are being laid from the Junction west; the new motive power which has becn ordered 13 expected to arrive shortly. Among other items, four fine new locomotives have been ordered for the road, the business of which has increased largely of ‘ate, the present motive power being inadequate to supply the demand.” Sakae District Government Affairs. STREET IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FOR. ‘Messrs. Allan Rutherford and John A. Prescott etal, petition the Commissioners that 224 street, between K and Massachysctts avenue northwest; N street, between 20th and 22d streets northwest, and O street, between 20th and 221 streets north: West, may be included In the present year’s est!- mates for Improvements. Mr. 8. W. Clark, 1635 ‘The Mahone Campniga. THE CONTEST GROWING VERY BITTER ‘Late dispatches from Richmond say that the Struggle between Gen. W. C. Wickham, September 28, 1883. 2d Edition. Late oans to Th Sar Educational and Social Reform. LESS PIANO PLAYING AND MORE PRACTICAL INSTRUC- ‘TION IN SCHOOLS. New York, Sept. 28.—Mr. John Brewster, of the firm of Brewster & Co., was a witness to-day be- fore the senate sub-committee on labor and edu- cation. He was of the ion that the relations between capital and ki could not be affected by legislation. Rum and tobacco were a great detriment to the working classes. In the schools there should be less piano teaching and more ‘t trouble in social fe Was the comparative ignorance of girls and Women who got married. They knew nothing of the requirements of domestic life. These women drag their husbands down and ruin them by Wastefulness. SENATOR BLAIR ON MODERN SCHOOLS. Senator Blair said that, in bis opinion, the ‘schools of twenty-five years were much better conducted than now. Iie predicted that unless the north woke up the southern schools would far exceed them in educational progress. The witness did not approve of the course of education pursued in the city college and normal schools, as there was nothing practical about it. He thought in- dustrial schools were what was wanted. Mr. Brewster thought that there was no occa- sion for strikes. The fault was generally with the employers, and not thelr workmen. eee ‘Triple few days since Aaron Branch, a jored Wickham cluo, attempted ‘to ‘as set upon by a mob of Jones’ col- And almost beaten to death. The trou- Die tn the 26th momina' Maddox, the ri ms was drawn, and Wm. M. Flannaghan nomi t stead. * Flam some months since Mahone and Cameron in bitter The straightout republicans of the 88th sebatorial dis- trictoft Virgt on Wednesday nominated Rev. pepe alge Y for the — uM. A a for the house, A resolution was rong! denouncing the support given by thk adeatniateee tion to Gen, Mahone, and another indorsing Hon. James G. Biatne for "the . The demox election held in Richmona day resulted in the nomination of Juige Chrisuan, Thomas J. Evans, James N. Dunlap and John A. Curtis, New York Democrats Harmonious. TICKET AND PLATFORM OF THE BUFFALO CONVE® TION. At the democratic state convention at Buffala, N.Y., yesterday, the committee on credentials re Ported in favor of admitting from New York gounty 38 members of the county democracy, 24 of Tammany ball and 10 of Irving hall. “Almost Without debate—only a protest from one of Tame many’s members—the report was adopted. The convention nominated Isaac F. Maynard for secre tary of state; Dents O'Brien for attorney general; Alfred C. Chapin, of Kings, for controller; Robert A. Maxwell, of Genesce, Tor treasurer; "Nathan Sweet, of Albany, for state engineer and nets The platform reaftirms the platform of the ins State convention, and claims that every pledge Made In it has been redeemed. It protests against the proposition that the people should be taxed to raise a surplus fund for the federal government to distribute among the states. It clatins that mang reforms have been accompil-hed and abuses Te moved, and endorses Gov. Cleveland’s administras ton ag One Of the best Lhe slate © b= sires RiceMoNp Newspravens Ixpicren.—The grand Jury of the hustings court In Richmond having In- Gicted all the newsdealers in the city for selling Ue Police Gazette, Police News and Week's Doings, classed as “obsecne prints,” the newstealers met esterday and resolved to discontinue the sale of those papers. They had hope in thts way toesen the Me of $500 and imprisonment, the penatty fixed by law. Some of them propose, in order that the booksellers may also feel the rigor of the law, that Zola’s works, “L'Assomolr,” “Nana,” otc. Shall be also placed under ban as obscene litera ure, ecntion. THREE NEGROES HANGED FOR MURDER. Va., Sept. %8.—Sawney Younger, Reuven King and Isaac Evans, thre young negroes, were hung here to-day for the muyder of Win. F. Sheppard last month. The execution Was private, only about fifteen persons witnessing it. ‘The drop fell at 12:20 Be i counger’s | eck | was broken and he other two died from strangulation. All three protested their innocence to the iast.. A detachment of the Pittsylvania Guards acted as an escort and did guard duty. ‘There was quite a latge crowd in the Vieintty of the place of execu- ton, but there was no disturbance. THE CRIME. Sheppard had driven a load of vegetables to market, and was on his way home, when the ne- groes Waylald and shot him, They had shadowed him in Danville, and knowing that he carried the money obtained from the sale of his they had hoped to secure 1% At the firstshot his team became frightened and ran off, thus preventi them from getting tho booty. 'They continu firing, however,as the team started,and one of the bullets plerced Sheppard’s heart. sa Latest Forelgn News. O’DONNELL’S EXAMINATION RESUMED. Lonpos, Sept. 28.—O'Donnell, the murderer of Carey, was taken from Newgate prison this morn- ing and brought hefore Magistrate Flowers at the Bow street court, when his examination was ro- sum Mr. Sullivan, counsel for O'Donnell, cross-exam. ined Parish and Jones, witnesses for'the prosecu- tion, but nothing new was elicited. A CHARGE AGAINST THE AMERICAN LEGATION. Dusriy, Sept. 2—The Nation accuses the Brit- ish government and the American legation in Lon- don of foul play towards O'Donnell in the hope that he may implicate the friends of Mr. Parnell in the conspiracy to murder Carey, the informer, PRESIDENT GREVY. Tae Carnoric BENEVOLENT Uxtox.—At the con- vention of tue Irish Catholic Benevolent Union at Providence, R.1., yesterday, a resolution was adopted pledging supp rt to the hierarchy and clergy, morally and materiaily, tn the establish- ment Of schools to give Catholic children a good Christian education, and expressing sympathy With the beroic people tn Ireland tn the suuzgie for national self-government. A.M Kelley was re-electod president. Wheeling, W. Va., Was Se lected as the place for the next meeting. see. A Missing Minister.—Rev. John Parkman, of Boston, a god of Dr. George Parkman, who Was murdered by Prot. Join W. Webster, of Hat- vard College, November 23, 1849, 1s missing under pecuilarcircumstances. Mr. Parkman has suffered from mental disease for some tme, and recently has been under the care of Dr. J. 8. N. Howe, at 13th street northwest, complains that sidewalk on | his hospitals whence her disrpesey week g Panis, Sept. 22—President Grevy 1s expected to | 18th street northwest, between Q and the alley | o'clock on Monday last. is bel arrive in this city to-day. Me will preside ata | was taken up to lay sewer, and requests that tie | day Hast "HO beloved to"have Ineeting of the Frotich cablaet to-morrow, vigirhyresineas LIMA TO BR EVACUATED. Lyra, Sept. 28, via GaLVESTON.—El Puedio, in a leading article, speaks of the early evacuation of Lina by the Chiltan forces as a settled fact. A COUNTER DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS. Panis, Sept. 28.—As a counter demonstration to the unveiling of the statue of Germania on the Khine by the Germans, a crowd of Parisians as- Sembled this afternoon around the statue of “Strasburg” in the Place de la Concorde, and. in- duiged in patriotté cries. The demonstration passed cff without any dtsorder. ed DE Libel Suits for $100,900. CLEVELAND, Sept. 2¢,—Ex- Lieutenant Governor Jacob Mueller, of Cleveland, to-day entered suit, claiming $50,000 damages from the Leader and $50,000 irom the Anzeiger for alleged livels con- taihed in political articics. —— He Didn’t Run Away. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 28. —Jacob Kiefer, who on Wednesday gained his release, after being ar- rested for a pension frregularity by depositing $500 in cash as security for his attendance at a hearing yesterday, appeared at the United stutes district attorney’s oflice this morning, and stated that his absence was due to llness. He will have hearing to-morrow before United States Com- missloner Edwards. ——_»___ ‘Trains Wrecked by Collision, DUtuTH, MINN., Sept. 28.—A collision occurred onthe st. Paul and Duluth railroad yesterday afternoon, 28 miles south of this city. A Northern Paclitc eagine coming from the Northern Pacific junction to Fon du Lac, coming down grade, ran {nto a St. Paul and Duluth freight train. The men. on the engines jumped for their lives. Both en- gines aud several cars were badly wrecked. A fireman, and others whose names could not be learned, Were injured. same may be replaced. "Messrs. Townsend & Parker, agents, &., request of the Comuilsston- ers that inaterial be furnished to lay a sidewalk oh the north side of Clifton street, Columbia Heights, at expense of property owners, if same cannot be done by the District. —— The Courts. PROBATE Covrt—Judge James. To-day, estate of D. P. Holloway, deceased; peti- tion of RF. Baker (son-in-law,) for administra- Uon and order appointing him; bond $500. Blanche P. Brown was appointed guardian to Lincoln Brown; bond $803. Estate John G. Kilian; an- Swer of Mary M. Kilitan, and order directing goods to be delivered to the widow. Jennie T. Revis, goardian to her children. was authorized to invest .000. Estate of Joshua Riley; four codicils proven and admitted to probate and’ received. Estate of Frank Hagerty exceptions to administrator's ac- count led. Estate of James T. Peaks; petition for probate of willand order of publication. Es- tate of Alex. Eagleston; petition asking that Mrry E. Eagleston be required to take out letters of ad- ministration. Estate or WE, Soncondorn: peti- jon and order ting letters to E en born; bond $3,000." = Equiry Covrr—Judge James. Yesterday, Smith agt. Burch; sale ordered and Job Barnard appointed trastee to sell Fallin agt. Goldin; sale confirmed and cause referred to ai tor, Murdock agi. Fietcher; rpcelver authorized oaup teu Long a ng; sale ordered and . Garnett and W. H. Dennis appointed trustees to sel Vincent agt. Vincent; dase sub- mitted. < Casey White; restraining order ts- sued. Sonnensehiaiae agt. Fugitt; sale ordered, Coombs a Coombs; testimony ordered taken. King agt. Sweet; pro confesso. : Poutcn Court—Judge Snell. To-lay, Mary Gaines, Jennie Smith and James Watkins, disorderly; $5 each. Henry Fletcher, as- Sault on John H. Francis on September 15th: & SS ae Adains rmorgtt eg moe each or 18days. George Roden, assault on Hei Tletta Stewart; $5. mi ——_—_»—___ TELEGRAPHIC CHANGES—The office of the Bank- ers’ and Merchants’ Telegraph company has been moved from the Imperial hotel building to new quarters on Pennsylvania avenue, between 14th and 15th streets. The combination between the Tae Rose Axeren MURDER Mystery.—In the Investigation Into the Rose Ambler murder at Stratford, Conn., yesterday, Nortuan Ambler, the murdered wotnah's divorced husband, testiled to Lewis’ intimacy with the woman previous to her divorce, Prof. White, of Yale medical school, tesiified that he found no blood on the carriage cushion belonging to Lewis, Sih setter Traveler's Guide. Prxxsyivanta Koab.—Trains leave B, & P. stae ton, 6th and B sts. n.w.,as follows: For New York Philadelphia and the Evst—a.M., 8.00 ( (imited “ex.), 10:39 (ex.) (ex. (eX.), 9250 (ex.) and 10:20 ex.) On Sunday .M., 4:20 '(ex.), 9:50 (ex.), 10:20 (ex.)_ For Boston, dail without change of cars, 1:30 P.M (ex.); on Sunda: 4:20 P.M. (ex.). For Pittsburg and the West, dal A-M., 9:50 (Chicago limited); 9:30 (fast Ine.) P-M2 7:80 (ex.), 9:50 (ex.) For Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, ete.—P.M., dally except Saturday, 9:50 (29) For Baumore—a : PML. 1:30, 4:20, 4:40, 6 M.. 9:30, 10:30; P.M., E and 10:20. ‘For Elmira and Loo dally, ¢ cept Sunday. A.M. (ex.) For Richinond and the South—a.M., 6:80, 11:9 dally. PM. 5 daily, except Suiday.' For Annap: P Creek Mne—A.M., 6:10; P.M. ‘except Saniiay For Alexandria. 30, 7:00, 9:20, 11:00, 11 P.M., 2:00, 4:80, 5:00, 6:20, 8200 and 11:90. On Sun= Gay—A-M., 6:90, 11:35: P.M, 2:00, 8:00. BattiMone axp Onto RaitRoav.—Trains leave the station, corner of N. J. ave. and C st, 08 fol- lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the East—A.M., 8:10 (CX.) P.M., 3:00 (@X.), 9:40 (ox.) On Sunday’P. M., 8:00 (ex.), 9:40 (ex.) For Chicaza, Cincinnati, St “Louis and Loutsvilie—A.M.,. 8:08 (eX.), 10:15 (ex.) P.M., 10:10 (ex.) For Pittsburg, leveland and Detrott—A.M., 8:80 (ex.) P.M, 8:40 For Baltimore ‘on week days—A.M. 40, 7345, 8:10, 9:00 and 10:05. ha ee No Reduction in Salaries. MuLwAvxeR, Sept. 23—The report sent out from here to several newspapers that the Western Unton telegraph company had ordered a reduc- tion in salaries of operators, to take effect Octo- ber ist, 13 untrue, and the’ statement is without foundation. . 10:05. P.M. 340, 5:30, 7:00, $340. For Annay 6.40, 12:10. P.di., 4:40. On Sunday—9:00 A. P.M. “For way stations between Washington’ a Baltimore—A.M., 6:40, 9:00. P.M, 12:10, $:00, 11:80. For Stations on Metropolitan AM.. 7:45 dafly except Sunday, 245, 5x45 daily, For Staunton—s:3) A.M. daliy except Sunday. “For Fredcrick—8:90, 10:15 A.M. and 4:45 ee An Insane Murderer Respited. Harnissvae, Pa., Sept. 28.—A special meeting Of the board of padons was held this morning to | Bankers and Merchants and the American Rapid | P.M, daily except Sunday, For Magerstunie dane consider an application tor executive clemency og | COMPANY Will be Carried into effect here during | 4M. dally except Sunduy,5:19 PM dally. the ground of insanity in the ease of Joun Mecier | 88° coming week. ‘The american Rapid company's wires will be moved into the Bankers’ and Mer- chants’ office. Manage Cox, of the Bankers’ and ‘Merchants’ line here sald to @ Stan reporter to- day that there was no consolidation in name; the ‘three companies, the B. & M., the Rapid and’ the Southern would maintajn separate organizations, but the business would be managed under the gen- eral direction of the Bankers’ and Merchants’ com- pany. The branch offices established !n different parts of the city by the American Rapid, will be maintained under the new management. Haein loser SaLs OF ConDEMNED MATERIAT.—The quarterly sale of condemned material at the City Post OMice willtake place next Monday. The Washington post office is a depository where such material is sent from different parts of the country. Letters have been sent out to dealers inviting’ proposals for the purchago of the following material: "25,000 junds of jute sacks, 4,000 pounds leather pouciies, ‘cotton canvas 1,000 pounds of iron Jabel cages and a quantity of’ Waste paper, twine, c. nis, of Philadelphia, sentenced to be hanged on October 4th for the murder of his mother-in-law. Papers were submitted by medical experts pro- nouncing McGinnis insane, and the board recom- mended that he be respited for three months, in order that further examination can be made rela- tive to the sanity of the prisoner. The governor granted the recommendatio1 gece aan Putting Up the Prices of Coal Already. PRILADELPHTA, Sep. 28.—The Lehigh and Schuy!- kill coal exchanges met to-day and ob eal prices for the line and city and harbor trades for Octo- ber. ‘The Lehigh exchange agreed to an advance at to-day’s meeting, and the Pailadelphia and sevcieny tha and Iron company’s representative stated that he would make no change. This in- volves an tpcreage of 15 cents per ton. It has also been decided to make @ general advance In rall- Toad tolis of 10 cents per ton for the line and city le. ¥ — The Markets. MARRIED. STEEL—HYDE. On Wednesis: 1883, at the parsonage of thy ir. es STEEL and NETTIE HYDE, both of Washingtos. ao a DIET ABBOTT. At his late residence, No. 1414 Soven- teenth etrect northwest, this city, Major THOMAS: ca AEBOUT. in the eighty fourth scar of his axe. Funeral from No. 1414 Seventeenth street northwost, Saturday, 29th instant, at four o'clock p.m. Friendg are respectfully invited to attend. a BRADT. Suddenly, in Georgvtown, on the merning IRss, at 6 om, ALBLRT Me , ind year of his acc. {row his lute residence, No, M sirect, Sanday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, vices will be beld at Oxk Hill chapel, ea tives and friends of the family respectfully’ invited 19 attend. (Alexandria papers picas: cop * CORCORAN. On Thureday, Se after a short illness of four days, PA KAN, of Queen's county, Ircland, but a resident of tits BALTIMORE, September 28.—Virginia - te P: five yours. golidaied, Air pantdus coupons aT kei’ $8: | Horse Tarves Acrive.cFrom the number of ly for eho gore tiny tre horses stolen recently in Alexandi Montgomery counties it is evident that there are some expert thieves operating, and among the recent losses is a fine animal stolen from the farm of Mr, Alfred Ray, in Montgomery county, Md.,on Fairfax and uueral from bis Inte Fesidence, 1351 © strest south. west, Saturday morni o'clock. Requiem m: ot8e Dominic's cb Friends of the fauily" invited attend. GOREX, On Thursday, September 27, 1883. at five BALTIMORE, ding, 10%. September 28.—Cotton steady—mia- Flour steady and quict toward amet 00 nS BS, donextra, 3.75047 ry super,” 3.0023. do. Bio jsab.00; Patap: after a short flluess, MARY E. GUDEY, a A Tee : ‘Thursday last, and in his neighborhood tiiree ani- | “0ck 3 Wt Goan fnsctithora quiet’ and eaays wentees lower and | mals have bech taken in a few wesks, Funeral from wer eiase residence, 1515 30th street, on 1.06a1.10; do, amber, 1.08a1.14; Teg ae Bunday, September 30th, at two p.m. Keiativos and 2 ‘winter red, Satie ee eae or, the pd rae Wited to attend. > ride,” the success of a season in'London, wil .. On, Thureday. September 27, 3853, fifteen produced for the fi Wasi minutes past 12 o'ek pm Mn ainiedina ALLER, ton at Ford's 0} in the forty-nfth year of her axe. t knew ber but to love Ficms manned bit at oo reotes bee. wit from a ETRY are meters ‘amily are fully invited to attend. oe ‘HR NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. UNDERTAKERS. 7pe Follomtng are the onening and closing Brices Ati New Stock Market to-aay, reporte. byspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 389 15ta strest C™s 3. seer aa? ordinary to far, aunt, ee, Maribe "atare ae ome . (formerly 912 Pa. Ave.) Everything first-class and reasonable. Telephone eonnections. Transient funerals a specialty. a]. i veh 9, ComMANDER Joun F. McGLENaEy, who was re- cently detached from the Norfolk navy yard, after ant ortney ards was to-day orders an e ‘Dureau of Far and docks, Navy Centered to Admiral Nichols, the chief of . Tae Civi SERvics.—The civil service commis- + sion has addressed a letter to the Attorney Gen- eral asking him to inform them what ts the clasel- cation of the grades of the civil service exists In the Department of Justice. Fe efwaenes | ® nina unas Is EG 3, augstise ef