Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1883, Page 3

Pape tS peed AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. SALE OF VALUABLE BCILDING 1+ + SIDE OF ET, BEIWE | “D SEVED . THE EVENING STAR. ‘The Lee Habens Corpus Cave. ‘The New York Steck Market, THE COURT IX GENERAL TERM REMANDS THE rETI-| Tho following are the opening and closing prices ‘TIONER, of the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported, ‘To-day the case of Joseph Lee, the colored wit- | DY special wire to H. H. Dodge, 889 15th streets ness committed to jail by Judge Snell, of the | Nama] oO. Police Court, on September 26tu, for thirty days, in default of $20 fine, for contempt of court tn not appearing as a witness when summoned, was taken up in the Court in General Term—Chiet TRIE. T, Taggart appeared forthe warded, Gon. HT. a Crocker, and Messrs. Hewlett and Shea forthe etitioner. The petitioner rested his claim to be berated tipon, section 1,068 R.8.. providing that for eontempt the court ay punish by fine and imprisonment, or by either; Dut the fine shall in No cage exceed $29. uor the imprisonment be for a longer time than 48 houra.”” fr. rt argued that under section 1,086 the r \ . ¥ aeeree of the Say ‘ F She pret ~ MONDAY, THE ¥I OF Ge Te © 2 Suh s Pac. Mal 2855) 2644/Peo. D. ae. %iq| 30% Reading. 9435) 84g. Paul. Aad 128 Do. pret: 98%) PON 'St. P. 44) 40%! | Do. pret.. AUCTION SALES. & CLOTHING COMPANY S SEVENTH STREP NORTHWEST, eee Ta Ga eine CURTAINS (SILK EWOOD Suit f OQUET IE AND BRUSSELS | THE LONDON ‘and LIVE CLOTHING ©O. pther brie "HROUGH - TO-MORROW. JP USCANSON BROS, 3, Auctioneers, ANT R, EXTRA TAKES THE LEAD. D BY DAVIS & DIC oS. TARE ADpodiat Ane WALNUT Good Business Suits for 8%. Worth $14. n PRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIFTH, com- a en - } . TURKISH TABLE You will find purity and excellence of workmanship i GILT-TRACED KAW SILK Pale | combined in ony 61290 Dress Sul CARPETS (TI UT THE HOUSE) WAL- | One word with you, sir. Are you conte = EXTRA Te Loxvos aso Lavenroon HSTOCK AND FIXTURES CONTAINED IN 1. = ‘DSOME WALNUT PIL. CE} . 7 i A Mie saih weit sites the | AND GICT-THACED) ROSEWOOD ARM CHAIRS, | The alin for reputation, an4 our 11 Suite are helping e street northwest, the’ entire Be EATEREQUINS, FINE LACE CUR’ | THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. 2. EBOS ¢ LOR SUITE (VELVET TUFTED, WALNUT PAR- | THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. JOH SUITE CN RAW SILI), HANDSOME TETE: | Just think oft, You can, buy an, Imported Worsted A-TETE ARM CHAIRS, OSEWOOD MIRROR for $16, that ‘would be cheere at . te, Showeases, Desks, &c., BACK ETEGERE. ———— fede and ; | SUPPOSED TO BE GREELW’S PARTY. a S - | THE LONDON and ¥ i CO. PLETE. 3 WALNUT MIRROR BACK ETE- serinds # Five Men Who Were Seen in Smith’s GERE. GILT Pree MTR UT PIER | ,It{souraim to sell ouly honest ot the pre | FBYHOMAS DOWLING. BOX) 895 Texas Pac. : And reliable goods. court bad the right to commit in default of ne. Mx Me Union Pac RO] WALNI & ae ‘nion f Purchaser: B10 1 4 SCHOOL DESKS (MORE OR AT AUCTION. MIRROR CORNICES, HUGS, SOFA BEDS, WAL. | Our heavy Overcosts for 0 it the walt squarely‘on ies Sound. He contended that the imprisonment did not fol- 96%) 964/Wab. Pac . = a | Oo FRIDAY, OCTOBER PLETH, 1963, at TWEL' NUT MT. CHAMBER’ SETS. “WALNUT | I LIVERPOOL cLo’ Donpee, Oct. 4.—The whaling steamer Polynia, | low asan imcident for the contempt; but that it su! RON % BUNEASSON BROS SE CARUSI, J | otLoch. at See eT a Oe | eT Te ee ee eee a eae ee CLOTHING. OO. | whtch has arrived bere from Davis Strait, reports Was the penalty for not paying Geb 111434 114},{ West. Union = | trict ioe hi. UREAUS. W. MAHOGANY SIDE: London 2 Clothi Shea argued tha’ the feather grehoreocime oer BOARD, DINING CHAIRS. CHINA, CROCKERY, | Company when in want of @ Nobby Full Bust. Gus $0.06 | that the nativesat Saunter's Island state that they Pi \NOS A N i r¢ RE +A NS. | at THOMAS DOWLING, A A GLASS AN! PLATED “Ware BLANKETS, | Suits are going rapidly. Congress to limit the imprisonment to 48 hours. =| (uARLES W. HANDY, Real Estat STORY AND BASE- & GOVERNMENT I \NY PEOPLE DMAGINE THAT SS e" . gaw fve men at Etah,in Smith sound, north of | “Juage H. r stated that his views and those REREADS, SHEETS, IMIR. AND OTHE MAT: | The London and Liverpool Clothing Store in full blast, | Bamn's bay, early in the your, whe velohood oe pegs THE ORGANIZATION OF THR BODY OCOMPLETED—SEN~ AIICHEN UTENEIEA AC. BEING TRE PNEIRE | one el tant guuulte taut gan tad Winter Suite | larwe expedition “further to ‘north, which. was | QyoUage,com calucided With those of MT. Taggart. | THE ONGANIEATION OF THR BODY COMTLETED—SEX- TS OF HOUSE Ne, 62) FOURTEENTH. it before the Pane Tipe geen by every exe. believed to be that of Lieut. Greely. case could impose both penalties and commit the} OF THE LAY DELEGATES. ORTHWEST. our Au-Waol Cheri uaa ea offender till the fine be pald. ‘The very next sec- nd-bamd Pare i : = Jt eugeanteok ty be worth aontae. at Maryland Politics. rr to | After the opening exercises of the general con- | Ranaut 2] Schock te wll stl ot tie ao HE'ESSDON “AND Tver iL Ghotmmna co. LATROBE NOMINATED POR MAYOR. intoree . ing Ane puslabncat, ihe Fenton of the Protestant Episcopal church 1 nck it ie. sekinm | M2 Honse No. 30 K ttpet hortheas wre enfeciallyuvito the attention of | Mablegundsat write tat will chow the techie Gave. | gBALTINONE, Oct. 4—Tho democratic maoralty | “The ebiet justice dissented, but, as he haa been | Philadelphia yesterday, (reported ta, Tun sranp malar tee | 1 contains 1 “ poder eoveune rooms, to whieh pecially invite the attention of | Hable goods at prices that will allow the people to live. ve nt . hee fall pet cian 2 roe ti af odien dmpmaveanents. | Forme, to Sich e earelaliy dete the attention of diratrauie arene el convention of ils city met to-day, and, atter | overruled, he ordered the discharge Of the writ : the house of deputies met. Rev. E. E. Beardsley, vortuuity to those looking for a good invest | some DURGANBON es. Agent fi On + Agent for Owner, 5 2 ydkds LDWELL, At | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE A : AY. THE. ETPTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, t T jwiltsetl at pubic ancton: weet, "hun Gi, Killian, lot Furniture, FENDALE. Adm BROS, Anefioncers Cy? Household Obst Auctioneers, rpuomas pow NG, Auctioneer. TPERR FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, LE PLE MIRRORS ON CHICKERING NER GRAND PIANO, SEVERAL ERY GOOD PIANOS. VERY “HAND- RIOR SETS, FANCY CHAIRS, GOUCH- RULESTOP TABLES. BRUSSELS. AND, LE-TO! . USSE] S CARES OTHER . WALN A) FURNITURE. HAIR AND HUSK MAT- PRESSES, FINE EXT! NIN DINING 11 DI TOGETHER WITH OA GREAT. QUAN STOVES, TOGETHER W; GREAT QUAN- TITY OF Otiten NotsENOLD EFFECTS. 0, ONE LARGE HORSE. SUITABLE FOR COUPE; CAR- : AND WAGONS. AY 3 'G, OCTOBER STXTH, 1983, “OOK, IT shall «ell, within and in front of eh Tous, an cxtensive assortment of house- ‘The most of it ix from an elegant residence THOMAS: NG. No fane LONDON AND Lit LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, G TABLES, 4 CORNEh SEVENTH AND G, Invesraesr Sxcunrres. FIVE, TEN, FIFTEEN DOLLARS OR MORE. No matter what Light or Heavy Overcoat, ‘Men, Youths or Boys, or an uu want to invest in CLOTHING, be Business or Dreass Suit for ld Pair of Pants, ¢onvention, unanimously nominated Hon. Ferdi- nand C. Latrobe as a candidate for mayor. This is the fourth time Mr. Latrobe has been nominated for that position. - REPUBLICAN NOMINER FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. BAutiMone, Oct. 4.—The republican state execu- tive committee met in this elty this afternoon, and nominated Frank H, Stockett, of Annapolls, as Candidate for attorney general in place of R. Stockett Mathews, declined. leet Latest Foreign News. A BALLAD SINGER IMPRISONED. Limerick, Oct. 4—A ballad suger here named Hiynes has been sentenced to imprisonment tor one month for singing praises of O'Donnell, the slayer of Carey, and calling upon all Irishmen to act towards other informers as O'Donnell did towards Carey. AN IRISH SENSATION PROMISED. Dvstry, Oct. 4.—The United Iretand, the League organ, states that an offictal intimately connected with the detection of crime in Dublin has been IN AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co. | “irming the platform of the democratic state | and remanded the petitioner. No commonplace advertisement. Wo defy c tion as to style apd workmanship. FE: i and you will freely adit that we should rank VERPOOL CLO: Bald at the CLOTHING C0.’S ‘Their cut, style aud finish have won for them a wide ——— Lively Scene im the Police Court. ATTORNEY MOORE CALLS A WITNESS A LIAK AND THIEF—SHYSTER PRACTICE AND TRE COLOR LINE— A PINE FOR CONTEMPT OP COURT. Tho rule issued against the colored man Andrew Jackson to appear before the Police Court and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt was tried this morning before Judge Snell. The offense charged against Jackson is that he solicited business for lawyers around the courthouse. Messrs. Hewlett and Bloss, colored, members of the bar, appeared for the prisoner and demurred to the rule. Judge Snell overruled tho demurrer and heard the evidence. Annie Conkling testified that she was going out of the court when Jackson.caucht her by the arm, and said he had saved her §6, and she ought to ive him fifty cents. She gave him the mee hen she first came Into court the defendant told D.D., of New Haven, Conn., was elected pre: and Rev. Charles 1. Hutchins secretary. The int {er appointed as his assistants Rev. Henry An. stlce, New York, Rev. A. J. Miller, Phil and Rev. EN. Worthington, New York. Sena Kamunds, who was nominated for president, abd he Was nota candidate for president for Uils or any other piaco at this or any other time. A message was received from the house of bishe ops announcing that they had organized by the election of Kev. Henry C. Potter, D.D., of New York, as secretary. ‘The couveition then ade Journed until this morning. The sessions of the bouse of bishops aro cons ducted with closed doors. Tue Rigut Rev. Robert W. B. Elliott, missionary bishop of western Texa! who was a ‘major in the confederate army, has been mentioned as a possible successor of the late Bishop Pluk: abe A dispatch from Rome says the Pope is seriously indisposea. The ratlroad war In the west is over and passen- THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, * HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE, | fuaranteos the best for the sum. Sec the prices, and He Ey ta ENE, | fuen eall and examine goods, erates will 01 - Suspended from omce, ‘The causo of the suspen | her that the old man she had employed to derend | Sruextay” pues yatta MAE on ieee, gon iesays likely to create a sensation when | her was a fraud, and got bor to take the dollar | atatiy wenden Ieee ree ee it is made public. away from the old man. iu Caroline county, Va., ina quirrel about a woe TOKiWas way ain ion iaure! OMcer Warrick stated that Mrs. Conkling’s IS & GO., Auctioncers, Penna, ave,, corner 10th st, UPRiGh | ANOS F AND FOR SATE DASPECIALY s. Man, Both of the parties are active Mahone oe NEUFOBATEL, Oct. 4.—A public meeting has been | Gsuyhter was charged with disorderly conduct, | workers. . the coming of Quest | BELONGE *ARTIES DECLINING HOUSE- Fall Overcast pfeorwortigt called for hext Sunday to henaad of the eather and Mr. Padgett refused vo aie oy aay oapece Toe city counctt of Stratford-upon-Avon have ood roads, the said land ing more q vercoat 9. WO} S J = + oq vi mi Whe crteuh teeta’ | OU SAEUIDAY, OCTODER StXTH, commencing | Fill Overeoats fascia, Hence pabion from the country of the salva: dip ana tia tn Coa here was cha yengaluet pifused perinission for the removal of the bones of |. revurded fu Liber EN x A .. We wall weld, ol . vy Wot ), oo by = orded in Liber R. M. H,. jesxant Purlo upholstered in bi . Wot N EI s . kK it COOKE—MORROW. On October 8, 1883, at the Fpiph- secerehiy dhe ofce of thi, | Parlor Suitew, upholstered in emboseed plush. TEN AN Bites [a New Your, Oct 4—Tho Post's financial article | imons Tot ® Warrant be taken out against | , COOKE MORROW. Op October 2. 188 at the Faint ax foliawa:Birst Ait | Easy Chair, Lonngee ne Better Sutte for $10, worthets, saya: ‘The attention of the stock market was |" Anarew Jackson, the defendant, stated that he | QUOKE of Aicauudria, Vato ALICE ¥-MOKUOW, of as Cedar Hill, beginning | Cottace Furniture, Sideboards, Splendid Suits for $12, worth #18, again fixed mainly on the Northern Pacific stocks, | 1s employed by the week by Lawyer Moss, but he | *Hiscity. 7 ; cS z ; nok the second line of a tract ot | Walnut Extension Tables, Dining-room Chairs. Fine Suits for 6Le, worth ae, : which were all weak and from 1 to 2 per cent | js loyed to solicit business around the | ,1PSCALLEET UMPLEBY. On Tuesiiay evening, Tuniw eypeirins ‘ithe ‘1 8 ¢ not employ. solic usiness September 11, 1883, by the Re 3. & 8. J a veirtos f running thenes with the third | Hair and Husk Mattresses, 4 Oek Sideboards. Black onal Suits for i worth $20, lower, while the general market was only fraction- | court. He claimed that a lady gave him the Mfty | ML TsCALLYET acl MAMIE A WeLy’ ey 4 Tax P uarter degrees | Walnnt Bookcases, Walnut and Oak Sidel . Black Cloth Suits for #15, worth $30. > | ally changed in any direction and quite a number | cents without his asking it, Washington, D ees rixexewr Prasos ee ve | Brusscls, Inerain dnd other Carpets. Fine Black Cloth Suits for $20, worth 840, Of stocks were higher, notably the Vanderbilt | “Mr. Moore asked the witness if ho had ever cen he TOME AND enty aid one half | Aud'« miwellancous collection of Second-hand Goods, lon bee ipy stocks and Denver, while the Gould stocks were | served a term in the penitentiary. He declined to mine x ith said | ‘Terms cash, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Botha at SLE ar nee, firm and the coal shares were scarcely changed. | answer the question until the court required. bim ° — six Le f Cedar ‘Auctioneers, pak Ae worth ar. The selling movement in Northern Pacifics and | todoso, He then sald that he had served a teri foal Phooey wefipen | peri J vA WORK HOR TO ALT. ; _No postponement on account of rain. ce Suits for 85, worth #9. Kladred stocks w.s very pronounced. There was 8 | in the penitenUary for forgery, but the job was three years mine itherdys re et? OS | JUV ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctionear Suits for 86, worth $10. Partial recovery before 11:3), leaving the net de-| put up by lawyers.” Ho then went on to state that | “Tin tyncwl wit einihaedices pens ive cid 008 | YATE Fear Geeta es Ai eee ao ak ¥OR BOYS 12 TO 17 YEARS, cuines an fellowes pees Cn commans dij | Mr. Moore persecuted him before Judge Wylle’s alge, from re = és ine — 7 ed, 13 vt court. eee fs Dies tee _ A FINE TURN-OUT AT AUCTION, Suu St BP. worth 3 Oregon Ritlway and Navigation, 13; Pultmad | “You are a iar!” sald Mr. Moore. invited to attend. . rparcel of land sit- | On SATURDAY, OCTOBER ST at TWELVE ‘Suits at # worth #12, Palace Car wus especially weak, and deciined con-} «You are a gentleman!” Teplied the witness, On the morning of October 4, 1883, at 9:10 i . kuown and described ag | O'CLOCK M., we shall sell, in front of our salesroom, Suits at $3, worth #14. Unuously during the forer.oon tothe ext-ntofé| Jacksou then charged that Mr. Moore persecuted | ° ACOW EGIL. aged thirty three ry scree forty-three Sy. in the sa b-division of | one Bay Mar ind and eee pe Suits ut B10, worth B18, per cent; Alton and Terra Hiauve onsunon nec ined him because he was colored, This ‘statement arene aria take 9 lice from luis mio we orlwinal tract of Jand called Granby, con- | a pe i ODD PANTS, ® per cent, and Omaha, preferred, 1%. tes for sed secut | % - extfally anvitel t cree Ey gl ateg oa ah erred tie Gellie Fico mult wieweer ots |) A.sptendid asnotesnt st $5/6200/98/ 8080) 4, 84.50, | call loans' were 2% and & per cent’ Reiiroad tonde, cee pte ethene poridacimwpaige tl _ | Friends respectfully invited tot oy a : ° ‘Must be sold. $5 and 6—any of them half the usual selling price. moder.t: business, at prices generally a traction | wy thi me: state | per iitud lines, SIMON THIER ak iid, slate ‘ne Only thing that makes me doubt that Der 4, 1883, after a peinful iliness, SIMON IMIRIE, old. scrped ax TER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. GOSSAMERS FOR MEN AND BOYS: lower than yesterday. Government bonds were +s | ment ts because a thiet sald tt. eat gon of John and Elen Auniric, in the twenty-<clenth Beant sixteen 16: ‘Auctioncer. At 81.75, 92. 20.63. 23.50, #4, $4.50, higher tor the 4348. Mr. Moore said, in concluding his case, that he | year of his ave 2 ES vrtie realty, i Be had always treated whtte and colored defendants Past his suffering, past bis pain, IMPROVED. AND UNIM.| OvR Morro—No trouble to show goods, Satisfaction Telegraphic Briefs. alike, and if a white man fs brought in on this Conse to weep, for tears ate vain; ED. % THE SARE | suarantecd to every purchaser, or money cheerfully re- | _‘There has been but one fall of rain in Yazoo | charge be will be prosecuted. Mr. Moore made a Calin the taunt of thy breast, BT SU RNPIKE, qunaadacihe) = : county, Miss. since last spring. There 18 no water | speech, denouneing. In the strongest terms the |... For he thal suffered tr at row 5, TRUMBULL SIREET AND HOWARD MISFIT STORE, orang; and ut for the river there would | shystering practices around the court, and more south 1 20MS._PTANOS ‘ ee bene IO es ee epee particularly the business of men hunting up cases RA ae eee Dake, cl in pod, Ill, usiness: ures, OC- | for iawyers on a percent . He suid it was in ‘3 WI aUvining, q of the Suggeme Court of the ee rt e1 7 “ SMITH. On October 3d. 1843, at quarter be GANS, SHEET MUSIC. acres, mere or ess, and nuproved by & riet of Columbia, passed te ot of Sa feet cupied by thittert firms, were destroyed by fire | the interest of the profession and every respect % vary, 1840, in equit: jo. 6354. wherein Oliver yesterday; loss $30, Insurance $16,000. able lawyer to have the nefarious business broken | Christian fortitnd ied by the decree: One-third | Js" Macraten is complainant and John W. Beall ct al. ; w > up. Mr. Moss stated that he fully agreed | and beloved daughter of James and Arabania Siuith, at AE LIANG defendants. the undersigned Trustee will cell. at FIVE, ‘The Markets, with Mr, Moore in all he said about shyster prac- | the axe of 16 years Linonth and 23 days. t Bins Made | O'CLOCK P.M. on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY FP OCTOBER, 1833, the following de I in parcels, nevording to plat fil ALTIMORE, Oct. 4.—Virxiuia sixes, consolidated, | tice and protecting the dignity of the profession. | Funeral will take place from the Axvnry M.E.church, 4236; puat-due coupon: ie ir Sas cule tenet * corner of Lith and K streets, Friday evening at o'clock. ‘i in fonling to ate jutthe see A See Petadne conn 45° Lew ten-forties, 33; new _ Hewlett said he also belleved as Mr. Moore Fricuas of the family are’ reapectiully duvited t0 ate t Maunfactured we property scl hat part of a tract of land in Washington county, in the BALTIMORE. Oct. 4—Cotton steady—middling, 10%, |” Judge Snell remarked that he issued his order 5 S . Gi oie r. Failure to comp j District of Columbia, known as Mount Pleasant, and Flour unchanged and firm. Wheat—southern scorceand | 20489 Snell remai i adore ee OE tether and ent of j tracts which was allotted te Dawid Tete aed ea fugher: western steady aid quiet; sonthern ‘ed, Lion | MAkiNg “capping” around the court a cont:mot,to | parcel of Jand frouting on the eastern boundary of the Seventh street. turnpike leading to Rockville, and com faite one square acre of land, bounded on the nort!y act sold to Aarow ME Gatttell, toxcther with all (he fine 5, AT CUTTERS | Provements, &c.. Said property was subdivided into lots | COAL HODS, ASH READ CUTTERS : ey aS ig: | Protect poor ignorant people who have Deen lin- a Ho, b Westend Winton aL nk LOTS ee Es | posed Man. ic wan tn tne anterem ot tenpecreuns No. 1350 Botomaae str ember, 1.10%a1.10; December, 1.13%,a1.1! attorneys to have the rule observed and break up | ing, October 7, at 3 oteloe Fr Md rel LAG aLi6}¢- Corn—southern “white, all disgraceful practices,for it would protect them | fauuily are respectfully invited to attend. 67; western mixed, spot, 59a504: Octo- | trom scandal. ‘The court imposed a fine of $5 or 43 | _VEDDER. On September 2, eas, at \ Outs steady—southe La, of bilioas fever. NORTON ‘mixed, Siaa3, Penn | Boursin jail. Tue fine was patd. 2 is fever. MPRC TOL. BI : ni t ‘ ite, ‘eas: oi. Nicholas Vedder, U.S. Aru’, retire 1. | of 82 to 37 feet front, with a depth of 208 feet. One of GENERAL HARDWARE, & vlvania, 35038, Ty 6 atures. ° say Oe N AND | Si 4 “ hehe (ARE, &o. . ict, 62465. Hay unchanged, Funeral will take place on + Octoh at STy-FIGHE sare [pepen hE e SPECIAL PRICES TO THE TRADE. A ronialons 10w Mens ork, 13.00, ‘Balk meats—shioul- ere moon oreo fia his paras rrestens, We IH Macl eciet of the Supreme Court of the i eerie , SaaS CLs 5 jer and clear ie sh ys s chia halting oscil Teoma ris of sale: One-third of the purchase meney casks ders, Ts: clear rib sides, Big | in hand, and the remainder in three cmal instalments, le’ at six, twelve and cizhicen months from the | day of sate, the anid deferred payments Dearing interest | gepot | at the rate of six percent per unuum from date of sal . Bacon- oul- setts avenne northwest. Friends of the family are in. hous, fosZe6e dusd— | Applications ror renewal of liquor licenses from | Sit ean reatera packed, edo; | November Ist next huve been lait betore the Come | ese atte ‘23024. ‘troleum wn- | mission°ra, as follows: John Callahan, 319 13th ¥.P, MAY & 00., 2G, Butter | steady Ty, 20028. Eee 634 Peansylvania avenue. | chanced.’ Coffee fitm— $3 “ cargoos, ordinary to fair, | street northwest; Win. Dictz, 1716 Penhsyivanta A, D. 1885. we w All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. ‘Taxes to-be Tey, Wine a sat, Bia: copper: refined tian, | avenue; Annie Donneliy, 801 10th street; Heney i. by the Trustee cut of the proceats ot sale Adeposltof | erie op Rnthanged Tecate tous esas parege: Fines | Hodernian. 1748 Pennsyivanta avenue: Johann pon cach Jot required on day of sale. If the terins of E 51'000 bushels: corn, 7.000 bushels; oats, 4.000 bushels; | Hartnett, 96 Pennsyivania avenue; P. H. Morgan, Si sane Si . oa ie ype fy las iN Sa BBR A BBR FERK K Tye, 000 bushels. Shipments—whvat, 164.000 bushels: | corner D' and 13th streets; John Rooney, corner G | Sacoessors to Buchls’s Undertaking Establishment, cost of the defaulting purchaser. BOB AA B BE KK cori, 4.00) bushels. “Sales—wheat, "249,000 bushels; | and 18th streets; Heury Reiter, 806 6th street; 922 Pa, Ave. n.w., (formerly 912 Pa. Ave.) bat of the TTANVEY L. PAGE, Trustee. BBB AA BBB EE KK corn, 12,000 bushels, Ernst F. Frelber, 10 C street northeast; John | y, ig first-class and reasonable, ‘Telephone my 3LE_ IMPROVE Bap A“ AB PE K Sq as ‘Tynan, 1017 16th street northwest; H. Jacobson, Transient funerals a specialty rT BI] ABBB EKE ” Sweerixa CHANGES have been made in the office | 1217 20th street northwest; Fred. Friedman, 304 | COMM tous._ ‘Transient funera sae snare Jn «Ll A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND | Of the supervising architect in order to cut tne | 10th street. No action has been held on these us E.CORBOBST. to Abpthooay ach conporndaat Drusgiste, Wetatse Raped ad AO Ph lL Pa (Card BI-CENTENNIAL BANNERS. ‘aectaker, 2 Fenoaytvania Avanos movtineest : pound exists, 50 cents, z , 912 Pennsylvania Avenue northwe (tn By virtue of decree of the Sapreme Court of the ee Fre Tee Dave eee aeons oeatemen, and yancing at th cso : ‘Tho Commissioners to-day gave permission to aia Gans z District of Columbia, holding an Equity. Court, fro clerks have been discharged, two lady clerks | tne commaittee of the Gerinaa BiGentennial erle, | , One oF the most complete establishments in the comme wassead on the second day of October, 1883. in cay: E R have been transierred and the pay of employes in | Hrecomamccr qe Gerina Bi-Centennlal c¢le- | try." "Tarce roo R389, Doc. 23. wherein George Callaghan, ruardian, | “4XTRA LUUBBERS {he modeling room has been reduced from $5 to | hue quso ating Hage across Fenoaylvaaia ave | eS an i plaintiff and Mary J. Enelish etal ap defendants, the Seep r day cach. ‘These changes effect a saving | Street, between D and & streets, trom Saturday & une Tuatce 4 3800 Le - Pape MAE OF OCTOBER tes aL HIVE O-CLOCE FOR FRUIT JARS ene =A es Rim Yo Tuesday 0 aan.,under thé direction of chtet . bite an fr premises, se = the following deseribed teal entate, bens fartet Tet 12, REAR ADMIRAL, CRosBY Asks TO BE RermED.— | in square 41, beginning forthe seme at the northeast rN der of th rahen thet property ia ANJOHN © HE. pocked down, (Sou eaclt lot must be kp 1. Tash or on ma ———— REI NDLER, Naas = Rear Admiral Plerce Crosby, commanding the Political Movements, FB Gbagtates 228 sth stret, between Mand 8 aw, | | Sabin San seein Ce rea eta en Mr ge ota peng Asiatic stations, has telegraphed to the Navy de-| CHARGES OF FRAUD IN BALTIMORE—oTmER many. | Bodics embalmed and ———— Thu: SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND Lor | Porth 18 fe ete Gre Gee. 2 ar y és a ce at p t Trussitness, a Lp yee a 2 east 18 feet 6 in Thence north 102 feet 1 partment requesting to be ordered home and LAND NOTE3—THE PRESIDENCY, ETC. SS frist duly ord ee Laer | inches to the place of beginnin«, containing 1,6 square Mrestic rensong He mate ok eee or gent do-| The mayoralty convention of Baltimore win | JEL GA fantsninG UNDERTAKER, Colmubta, Te public waction, in front ea Dre a joe Delt oe — 11886, Whe : and every thine firt-a ares cae er ae REA aT OF Kron tie dag’ of ate, with interent at 6 yor ent ex oe J. W. SCHAEFER's, 6 years of age. No action has yet been taken on | favorable to Mr. Latrobe, he will probably | Sd cversthiny = £ wround being and s ¢ District of Coln ered three (3), in, a ison of a part of Prospect cr with all the improvements, ways, es ivilen sand appurtenances to the same be xe oF parcel ated in ki qnal installments at our inonths, notes £0 ; eed of trust on prem- ail cash, at option of purchaser, A rewired af sale. ‘Terms to be complied with in | seven therwise the ‘Trustee reserve the right to resell af cisk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five day hot aveh resale in some hewspaper on, D.C. Conveyancing and re- Mf uurchaser's coat TY ¢ OF COLUMEL ACRES,” MORE 1, COMFORTABLE FKAME No. 8.03 22. consolidated by o1 nd causes on the Zith day of July, i i, us trustees, will offer for sale at jrblic auc. 4 FIGHTH DAY OF sexon MONDAY CLOCK PM wat estate, with the aforesaid inp ov tract of real estate situate and Bhelecndr teh in she gis of lesiiruated ax a part of “ Barna- of tn late Edward Swan flowing bounds, apart of th ra, azul cont aiiin for the si at the corner of B.S. dones' laud, on the south side of the county road, known ns Rock Creek Ford road, theuce north one de- wre cant, fifteen perhes (N. 1 dex. E.. 15 perches), with nyu, and secured by a deed of trast upou the property * H cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of ired at sale. The Trustee reserves the rizht to: id resell the property at the cost of pur- ve days’ notice in the event of purch after day of sale. Al JOHN A. By virtne of a writ of Venditio of the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court jlumbia, aud to me directed, I will sell at public sale, for cash, at the Court House door of said District, he FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, LVE O'CLOCK Mall the right, title.claim, dant in and to the following de: scribed property, to wit: One note dated Washinton, D.C., December iltin, 1882, for fourteen hundred dollars, b E. Waugh, payable two years afl y ‘nett, Trustee, bearing in- patil paid AYTON MoMICHAEL, U. 8. Marshal. THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer. of-d aul8 NO, 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Evervraxa New asp Haxpsoue FOR THE FALL TRADE IN CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, For the Lowest Cash Prices, at SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, 801 MARKET SPACE. TENTH OEAUP VE OCLOC! emiises, Tshall sell the we if cash: Valance at six and twe months, with notes bearing interest, and secured deed of trust, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost deposit required at tite ie be -s THOMAS DOWLING, 03-8 Auctioneer, Wu. E. Woon « Co. HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS. his request, ‘THe WEEKLY Stak for this week is now ready for mailing; price, three cents per copy. It is a large, elght-paye paper, of flity-six columns, cut, pasted and folded, and ‘will be sent anywhere in the United States’and Canada, postpald, for one dollar a year. eS To BE Rerieep.—Lleut. Col. Ebenezer Swift, of the medical department, will be placed on the retired lst of the army on the 8th instant, when he will have reached his 64th year. Alleged Policy Denlers Raided. ARRESTS MADE AT THE WASHINGTON HOUSE. About ten o'clock to-day Detectives Raff, Block and Carter made a raid on the alleged headquar- ters of tho policy managers in this city, in an upper room in the Washington house, corner. 3d street_and Pennsyivania avenue. The detectives named, with Lieut. Gessford, of the 7th precinct, and his officers, surrounded tie house, and, enter- Ing, eaptured Jos. Torrence,Charley Beveridge, Ed Conover an J.Bureh,with money turnedin to-day and all the books and papers connected with the business, Conover jumped out of a second-story ndow, back, but Was secured by Mr. Raff, who Witnesséd the act. There was great consternation among the dealers about town afterward, as thelr business had been 8 .dly interfered with. Detective Biock later In the afternoon arrested Pinckney Cross, one of the alleged policy man- agers whqmade his escape during the raid at the be nominated by acclamation, The charge 1s made that the lection was fraudu- lent ani the ballot boxes stuffed. Police Marshal Gray sald that this fs an infamous Me. It is under- stood that active steps are fin progress for Inaugu- Tating an independent municipal movement which the repubiteans will support. Mr. J. Monroe Hel:- kell isq@aid to have been decided upon for the mayoralty candidate——The Washington county democrats have nominated J. Clarence Lane for senator. The republicans of Worcester county have nominated a fusion ticket.—The Anne Arun- del democratic campaign was opened last evening at Annapolis by a large mass meeting, which was addressed by Gen. Bradley T. Jounsou, Hon. Rob- bert M. McLane, candidate for governor, and other candidates. ‘The executive committee of the Maryland State ‘Temperance Aliiance,at their meeting fn Baitimore yesterday, adopted a resolution, which, after stat- ing tnat they had requested the democratic and re- publican committees of Baltimore county to place “Fou” and “Against Local Opton” on thelr tickets, and had recetved no response, set forth that they Would wait no longer, but would proceed to form A temperance ticket for the candidates already nominated by both parties foy the legislature, the candidates to be pledged to local option. Tumors say that Senator Pendleton has secured the support of a majority of the democratic can- Gidates for the legislature throughout Ono, $0 that he 1s assured the caucus nomination’ for United States S-nator regardless of the pledges the Hamtiton county nominees may have given. It is said that Pendleton has prot from forty- six democratic legislative candidates. The demo- | furnish medicine, guaraiitee a cure or no pay. OWN B. WRIGHT, J' UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street northwest, Telephone connection, UGUSTUS BURGDORF, ay Weee RSISHING aves og aa Py rearview a ao DD'S BRQUUERS AND Gray Gry cl prescriptions and send you to som side-show drug. fists, who divide pro ith the doctor. “Those disap- pointed of a cure of private discusen should consult Dry, ROTHERS and GRAY, 906 B street southwest. Wii seven years’ experience, ay gran ERTS e0LE, two of Dx BROTHERS’ Invigorat redial, Say eae Reece as Saree ry iapoteney. m 4 ADIES' YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Da. BROTHERS, 905. B stroct soutuwest paid to all diseases poculiar to Ladies, marth AU Irregularities and Ovarian troubles treated, ven years’ experien’ of-Lin* HE RY COLLEGE LOTTERY. £20,000 FOR $2.» id a yon ag mag haony | will Stein age No. 206 W. Balt, St. and No, 1 North Liberty Street, | Washingt house. The men arrested are charged | crats claim seventy-three memberson joint ballot, the west line of Moreland’ land; with the lines of said P.® LITTLE, Auctioneer, ~ with belng backers of the dealers and players in| aod Mr. Pendleton woujd therefore have nine Jan the following courses und distances, to wit: North ; or > ORDE COMMISSION, witty five degrees orty-five perches (N. 85 | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE, THIR- Deldinaoes, Cac | ete "othe Massachusetts demooratio state eeosmuiiaes “spondence, AH information cheerfatty | Si chives tweens, Ea AND. 1) STREETS “CUPROVED BE Me Ewot > now acknowledge that it is that Mr. anlT | north foriy-wix dewrees cast, sixty- STORY FRAME HOUSE. SAVINGS OF A FRUGAL GOVERNMENT CLERK.—That | Prince will not aes the nomination for Meuten- hu id perches (N. 46 degs. E., 5 adeed of trust, dated September 2d, Fart Orexixe Day Goovs. - : government clerking will afford a support under | ant-governor; but defer the cholco of his suc- OP sx 9eub WA GOVE Aw = corer of Anderson's land, and ED ese ie ae certain circumstances 1s shown in the case of the | cessor until official notice has been received of his By WASH €. GASLIGHT aul Al “other ens | ee een Ceerees, west: fork Of the land cords ofthe Digtsed of Cour ad ‘We oven TO-DAY full lines of afl the new FABRICS | Sienee four and soe ent ated last week, Crus replication Of voters in atumoes <loeee 1 Prize. aot ek pate Hoi Sygate FW | AON POG TAREE | Ee naa ane eee | eran ea Date et | +] Depess vol subject to cheek, wrk is DAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH, A. D. 1883,’ at FIVE | shades, with VELVETS and VELVETEENS to match. | O14 ‘Grenelor, his household wants were supplicd | 8,041, of whom only €74 are colored. 3p We pes SURCHAL O'CLOCK P._M., original Lot a ee in square “BRUNSWICK” VELVETEENS are the best. by-a family 1n the northwest part of the city, for it is stated in Mahone circles in Richmond that 5 Prins, & © eden Free ee ences and Senay. CUNO) se scbalbyaned })Eiies lot pl 6. GOODS, rN Whom, only a few days before his death, he pur- | Governor Cameron has contributed $1,500 to the | 9 Baz. ercuri, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchace money in | HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, LAGE CURTAINS aud al | chased a house on 17th street, paying deruntoos, | coalition campaign fand. ado Bris Fes rep te we cash, and the naidue intwo equal Installments ‘atsix | needful things for the season, for thirty-five one hundred dollar notes from a 200 paves, nieny el and twelve months from day of sale, with interest ix JOHN 7, MITCHELL, Wallet in hisside pocket. Under bis pillow was |_| W#aT NorDENSKJoLD Says ABour Greety.—| | 500 ekY cent, deterred payments to, besecurd by deed of | sept 931 Penneyivanis'avenue, | found $38,000 in three per cent government bonds, | Professor Nordenskjold, ref to the state. | 1,000 Prins, BASRENS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE Passat Ce aCe ee besides securities and money elsewhere. He lett] ment of Hans Heni the Esquimaux, that me. t 120 F STREPT NORTH Sith within seven dayn from sale, or to be resold atcost | Oz $200 to Patrick Wall, messenger in the quarter. | Lteut. Greely, commander of the American Arctic § Paes, 2 EET NORTIUW Of defaulting purchaser,” A deposit of 50 required when | \/4- AMUPPERT, Bent OFS Care Ce eae a eae tor tne way | expesteica, ad eck, Caurdered bys muunoss | —— . = = veyancing en “Mk crew, telegrai Prizes, WOOD AND COAL. Soe Aone and recording 8 | N08, 408 AND 407TH STREETNORTHWEST, | MeBtOf $60 each to his pall-pearers, bravé commander had been murderod,” which | Wunieticktts, @2; half tickets, @1: 27 tickets, Yuen = — Fuwors ADAMS, Rance OF THE THERMOMETER.—T ipa | Prof. Nordenskjold says “a ey, on ee $100. ‘oon!! AES P. P. LITTLE, Auctioneer. HEADQUARTERS FOR WHITNEY CHIL- | Were the readings at the oMice of the chief signi m.UX exaggel resembilny slander ou DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. ney oF bank: draft in Letter or ex 2b EEETLE perce todays Za, ma.» 464; 11a. m-. O43; 2p. un, | lated as to the cause of Capt. Mall's death, in 1871. | Phat. DONT SEND BY thai a ag <3 per cent ma; the | aTed. ments to be se- $ VLIN a . ; Minimum, = CTR eee ea ra Ur oaor ts SOR ay eae ie fem uit des | PPMOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer THE CHAREST EOP AEAUEY, CORORT ann | Ott Mexiaum, 62a minimum, Ses oi ea rend em , JOUNSON BROTHERS. atoption of purchaser. The Trustees reserve the right | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE Real Estare SALys aNp New Buipinas—H | | PENNsyLvanta Roab.—Trains leave B. & P. sta~ | Pun icy! to resell the said property should the purchaser fail to | "IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DISTIIGLE Tawn Tennis, Croquet Bicycles, Velocipedes, Archery, |p, Manley, 701 15th sireet northwest, has recently | tion, 6th und B sts nw, astollowes Por Nem \ARVES AND RATLROAD YARD: wi ms within five from date of OF COLUMBIA, LOCATED ON THE ANACOSTIA. Fishing Tackles, Wagons, following sales: Lot a Philadelphia and % (ex.} E ; made the t No.'7, square 1 phi: the Eist—A.M., 800 (ex.), 9 snd Water ctroste southwest. acca at pura cate ae inne <e Roan, eee ere ee ee Sail and examine the Goods; Prices to suit the times. | having a frontage of 29 feet on Connecticut ave. | (limited eX.), 10:30 (ex.) P.M, 1:30 (eX.), 4:20 Le. cosreurs EXTRACT OF MEAT. See apes RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON. "ALK 3 STREET CARS, ADJOIN- nue, between K and L streets, and a depth of 106 fs) 9:50 (ex.) and 10:20 (ex) On Sunday—P.M., FINEST CHEAPEST MEAT FLA —— ERE tn] Eggi Sua GRAS Oh a Mor TRE GURNEE Goma Gee zien rras ranean | Cal cey Sash mani) Mees ca | ggg OE SOU su a ote, THOS. 5. TSHR E Stet northwest, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 16th day off yasmemsnent Dla. one apo certainly Aecure inst | handsome brick store bulliing. Lot No. 68, square | 1:20 P.M. (one Ror Pittsburg end aie West dally? LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. rae es wshahnindanes seva2-eotoctad&ds | Deceanber, AD. 1868, and duly recorded in Liber Joxs or failure as the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND 182, fronting 20.6 feet on 16th street, near Scott | A.M., 9:30 (Chicago limited); 9:80 (fast line.) P.M., An invaluable and palatable tonic in all casos HOS. J. FISHER & CO. and R. No. 7, folio 89, one of the land records of t ‘TION, and caztainly none have proved 60 sue; | statue, and a depth of 97 feet to an alley; sold for | 7:80 (ox.), rites For Roche-ter, Niagara Falls, ‘of weak digestion and debility. “Is a Hest Fotate Auctioneers) of ie yotesnered thereby 1 wil eft for ale ce uub: | Souesmn eae Sey sage mwon tance rere | Me. Baward Young to, Mra Clara Mishoo | Bulla ote” OAL, dee ‘Savurday, 9:36 and" boon for. wich ‘ratios shold . SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY | Hic auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. THE NINTH | have publicly and frequentiy sameendcd Mr. Manley, as agent, has Just commenced the ee eee Be ae ee tal rciitay Peccal,, Prewa,” “Lancet,” KNOWN AS No, 1255 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. | DAY OF OCTOBER, A.D. 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR | beings atop foreurd ie ae of erection of a brick residence on New Hampshire | 10: ".M., 1:30, 8:35, 4: 240, 6:20, 7:80, 9:50 and ‘British Medical Journal,’ Ex NUE NORTHWEST. AVE- | O'CLOCK P.M, all that tract of and lying, | ance, its policy’ . avenue, on lot 46, square 115. ‘This is to be a very | 19:20. On Sunday—A.M., 9:80, 10:40; P.M., 4:20, xe " ‘ituate in the county of Washington, District of Colum $fopiton Sxoregecd Uhets confidence iy Rosa yading, alver drawings prepared by C. H. | 6:20, 7:30,9:30 and 10:80. | For Eumira and Look ~~ ‘arn ietao Seta in Be fak acs un ; chester: Begin. siroulars, Read, jr., arc and compare tavorabiy | haven, daily, except Sunday, (cx. Label ‘s ECEL . ping at a stone planted on the S. E. side of the readfrom | _ au23 1 ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. | with the many acolanees Rouen its neighbor- | Richmond and the South—A\M., 11300 daily. various pend interior r ‘stone in the N. hood. dally, except Sunday. ‘Annapons | Snarbet COAL. DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE Sink ts aig Pies ull Chantal anyon mse doe ———>——- aad Pope's Creck Tia A Bs 6640; Po 420, &x-1 | epg pe cr oF WINES INTO OUR YARD. E. 19.92 thénce 69 | balance in weekly or monthly payments till paid for, ©’Donnell Makes a Statement. cept Sunday. For Alexandria—A.M.. 6:30, 7:20. NYS EXTRA MEAT, : Wee ualities of AN 5 era neg pvp Bice Beary quintet Suite, @5, $10 and up. HE CLAIMS THAT HE SHOT OAREY IN SELF-DeFENsR. | 9:2) 1120, 1:00; PM, 2300, <8, 5m, =, FY Fo be had of att Grocers and BITUMEN us of ANTHRACITE and Gane Eyes | Meus Drees Gutta from 98 6 fe and up. and 1133 Sunday: 20, 3 P. ‘AML Binsin of WOOD, either in tae: ; balance in one year, with interest st yo eee] Batrorone axp Onto Ratteoap.—Trains leave Bik Monks of WOOD, cite Stok or prepared to | six (6) per cent.secured by deed of trust on sold, | #0, acts see the station, corner of N. J. ave. and C BL, a5 fol- once ny option haser. A deposit hs us iadelphia apd i Fosuised si thet ofealn Ai'conveyanciat’st partes | W, 60 7 the lows: For New York and Phi the CLEAN COAL, FULL, WEIGHT AND MEAsURE, | erect EDWARD J STELLWAGES,! ‘Trust a marked tbe sag Star (ex.) P.M., 3:00 (ex.), 9:40 (ex.) Yriayt Eycaes aad prices as low as Fualcan be tur: | _o2dkds FREDERICK B. McGUIRE, 5 Trustees. | N- W- eid ot basor Soe Ge Loam ant on nee a =| Ree Ramone arene | 5 Seteated aber 08" 653 ok. NES .OD-SPRUCE PINE. $4; OAK, 95: Ba-| AUCTT ESTRABLE VED hs ‘ Se Ee ee age | OR a RE | Ge Se aria oy cote be fovt of 4th st. suz4-2m* | _ ON SATURDAY. OCTOBEE AXA at gs we will Public auc! ‘the’ HALF PAST FOUR OK PM. in the Pact at public” st es SEL lot of Bakers’ PINE on a superior quality {¢ os SH of which we SMe Se howe maakee ciceSaen et gvmsamers is reapectfully invited to | Uns of sale, Ht temas of sale ‘ae not & em inegectirn ots tee ee-en dayn, the ‘be. and cost of STEPHENSON & BRO., ome nt Pad ‘thst. wharf and 12th st. sud Pa.ave, * J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.