Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1883, Page 3

Qi ns Oe am SP LUDD is wold. “¢ w ml. rn RNISHING GOODS ENACESSLATE 5. JEN AUCTION SALES. PIANOS AN D_ORGANS. THE EVENING STAR. BLE RFAL ESTATE AN STIA OF A MILE RS, ADJOL SYLUM PROI eth day of 2 As Of the. ‘the holders ‘at pub- INTH ABOUT’ THI UNTONTON rust. dated th duly recorded yaty. of Ws fa tra OF ALL KINDS, the part of Chi id by Jno. A. Krause, running thence §. 49. degrees 2 sycamore tive, thence perclies to a cedar tree, twenty and line, at’ 9 distance vw which "marked the 8. F. corner of = eretofore surveyed for. A Krause, «8. 44 decrees W. 27.33 perches, and thence N. 495g ma the 8.E. ide of the Ben- «i Cuiontown road, which marked the Int Lerctofore surveyed for ©. the said lot being im es from the begin- nt Hine and with the & to the bezinning, less, aUoining the bite, Esq., and 0 thence ches of 16,52 iS, ANDIROD balance in six, twelve ix percent from DENTIS7 PARS® SDD PRY. WOOD AND COAL. Tr. Ad . Conveyancine sele are not complied be resold at the risk ‘e day’ notice, COX, Truste IMPROV BEING 'NDRED AND of sale. sof 2 property will we purehas WAL! A.D. iS8, commen (ORO P. M., in fro + dive hun nto slidivis purchased. chaser or pur: lot must be eal ; Trustees, “pep20-coats (OM TT MAY CONCERN. he 108 day of Oc SHARES OF NCE COMPA S.. OFFICY AVG TENTH 1SSt ot FIVE 0" eme Court of f a Equity Cow 1333, in case : F T ICTOBER, 1583, at F YCLOCK in front of the premises, it ws hes, the place of be ine e le 102 foot 1 uate: ing 1v0d square prescribed by decree: Oni in h the balan y i the prope NSON S AND Ral LING ti Cou Axo We bay Woo Ww FINANCIAL. Avas .& Co, BANKERS 4 » ‘ LOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR MORE. m and Ri wecnrt les ree same. HARRY c. Tow BANKERS, BROKERS \ COLLEG DAY. OCTE a ed in t BROTHERS. stree FULL WEIGHT AND MEASUR! (29 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST, seements to SELL U.S. Gow? AN » WASH. C GASLICHYT and ELIASLE ifformation rewarding our varions city =. azad ans prepared at all times to answer inqui- 1429 & STREET NORTHY Lor $20.00 FOR PTERY AND FAIR DRAWING. EN of i IN SINGLE NUMBER AWINGS. sur ou the last Ths 3 m RO ts, $2; half tickets, a 2 tickets, Boor so Dis Consuit y A deposit of ves the right to roperty ut the cost of pur- s' notice in the event of purchaser with sale within t Al st of pn 319 435 street n. rey Woon: LROAD YARD: southwest. T SAL] Ge NORTH SID PM STR BETWEEN H AND SEVENTH STREETS NOKTH- ofa decree of the Supreme Court off of Columbia, in Equity cause No. S140, ll at publ min fr on MONDAY, THE FIFT! A.D. 188i, af FIVE O'CLOCK P. 2), “according to. the subdivixie deed and forty-eight (444), { the Surveyor of said District. in Said lot has a front of 30 fect 3 nth. with n depth of 143 feet, thind of the purchase mom J uistalments at one (I the purchaser to iv ferred payments, be cellt per alma Until | ured bya deed of trust 1 h, at the option of the } at cost of purchaser; 10) NE CARUSI, Trustee. o3-d&as, cash, id two his { stick or prepared to ofa writ of 's office of the Su exponas, femal ont as Pucl cau b far- veme Court of the Dist Hireetea I will sell at ph Dis TH DAY OF OCTOBER, K Mull the richt, title,clahin, aut it and to the followin perty. to wi dated Washinton, nber Lith. Ts een hundred dojlars, Vby James E. Waiuh, payable two years afver dats i Hetiry Wise Garnett, Trustee, bearins in- percent until paid, to Satisfy venditioni ex- wed at lave, in fawdr of Wan. B. Moses ct al fe, le fe BS fant. ‘MICHAEL, U. 8. Mars! ELVE 0" of the defi BLE IMPROVED ‘Y OF WASHING. OF THE |APEL ROADS, SRES, AND ¥ ER. THE AFTERNOON, allthat lying in the county of Wash- ington and District of Columbia, being part of tracts coed © Galar HAL and “Granby.¥ assem ‘ny the taine ot John W. McCleiiand, and at tt javen's Chapel and Brent - anore wit: BROKERS, buy or sll CRUDE | cash or on Margin, in the office of thé Deeds for sai District, and the said parts of land being severally described therein as follows: st, All a of a tract of land known as Cedar’ begins fe sauie at the end of the second line ot a teat ot Jand called “Granby.” aud running thence with the third Mne of Granby north eighteen and one-quarter: Segeses Gssp east forty-nine (49) perches to the middie of the old Bladensburg road, thence east twelve (12) hes still with sufd road, thence north seventy. and ane half deserees (7056) cast’ eleven perches (i) still with. said thence leaving said road and the outline of Cedar and running across waid tract south twenty-six (26) = cast forty-eight (48) perches, more OF lew, t0 the of Cedar Hil, thence soutir eighty-five and one demons went fity-two (62) perches, more or Jews, to Mfrs, McDantel’s Hine, thence with said line to the pl of bezinning, containing thirteen (13) acres, more or lew. Also, all that certain piece or parcel of land sit- nate and wig in said county, known and described as lot ntuuberad forty-three diy in the sub-division of pert ot the original tract of. called nM Hine four and one-third acres of land, more par dleseribed in deed from Read et al.'to Bestor, nd jamal yth November, 1854; and also “lot A," de- Bexinuing for the same at a ktone perches frm the northwest corner of lot rr forty-three (43) in the division of "Granby," aud running thence sonth 213 degrees, west eight (3) pervhes, thence south 1g dewrees, west twenty-five (25) perches. north 834g ves, eant fifteen (15) and seven-tenth (7-10) perches:” thence north $21) west thirty-three (33) perches, _ to the bewinni containing one ' (1) $e She Hab ad seventeen 1) perches: Mi Je tract, the foregoing parte all adjoining, contain ie intern ners, more OF leas, ahd huproved by a c house. he terius of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third cash, of which a dene it of nih be paid to Chee tee at the time of ; the balance in one anil two we boy. sepbiona can call | years, with interest from the day of sale, for which the a EE eas | poten of the purchaser shall be siven, secured by fiat « wheel in his presence. | Hen on the property sold, oF m 01 radayo Fadure to connoiy with he tir of sale {every | purchaser, ‘within teti days after sale, the ee vertise and Purchaser, a ‘ig to ad 30,000 re-sell at ae big hos 3 - the defaulting Scnvesane costo : Fioloun | CORSE SMCNE ETRCE MELE: Trnmtee, 23 43 atrect. 5,000" WM. P. YOUNG, Real Estate Auctioneer, hed oc3-d&ds 1420 N. Y. avenue, SPECIALTIES. oS D. C. BONDS; All other city to obtaining CORRECT ERS & CO., AND INSURANCE. EST. will take place in the » Building, in Louisville, OBER 25, 1883. of Ky.and twice rate. Bond ii $100,000 for the prouapt “HEME, 'EEKS & 00, Auctioneers, PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. Iwill sell for F. Scllinger, at 737 7th street northwest, without limit or reserve, cotamencing THURSDAY, OC TOBER ELEVEN, 1883, at SEVEN p.m., and continue for three days, ‘This sale will consist ‘of ‘a lnrve line of Custom-made Gent's and Ladies’ Clothing, Suits, Pants, Coats and Vests, and single Costa; also, a very fine line ‘of Custom-made Ulsters and Ovetcoats, Ladies’ Dresses, Shawls, Bibles, Books, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Tools, Boots and 5! Carpets, Trunks, Furniture, Looking-Glass- Bisnukets, 8) ‘Is, Umbrellas, ete. . very evening at 7 o'clock. Deal- SoPercons Woking skews oo ich tho time has 3.1 ons holding tickets on wi 1 expired wili please take notice. . SELING! CHARLES WEEKS, Salearnas. = WALTHER 5. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF BARBER CHAIRS, STOO! LOORTSC-GLASSES, RCs AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Jime Lith, 1883, and uly eeorded, and by direction of the party secured thereby, shall soll, af the auction rooms of Walter B. mer 10th end D streets. on SATUR- THIRTEENTH. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK ying-named artic stock, that T ulark Duy th ors P cn ‘Sein Broker. oct 9-5t uuneqt in the 50 Y OTE._MANY PI Vecause I make specialty of bargains at thd Organs Tint donot) keep To never ask Bio torn ufacturer’s wholesale price. in need of n a mos and organs from thy arrive at my store with EOPLE IMAGINE THAT A all times in second-hand Pianos ‘This is_a mistake, although it buy Sew goods on the regular best Pi G ‘Pianos made. | Pianos ree- #yortom the very wri ‘from ‘to al. Imust nein ach 8 way an 0 ell Sele fan the mane ran outaccdpting tuners of oases of manufacturers ready cash, and to “make sacrifices, Known makers fre- siuple instruction: the ie PIANO for the sh Offer, and remit as soon as ible.” Gahan SORE Yeah Sates MET FOR . excellence and variety, and at euch prices that by ition will be » circumstance way of competition a meee) ‘store, worthy of consideration. This 4s a bankruj T m Organs at S15, worth 680 en 6 * Knabe & Co.'s best, 8250. PGHAUNGK SHEED, Now 485 Teh stroot north ean Washington, D.C. ee] wz in euch 1. New itity te doubly fil sell. Ni Ora at 845, a ron, M.T. Washstand, throe Barber Chairs and Stools, Three Mirrors, one St Saloon Table, Chairs, Marked Schedule A, annexed to said deed of trust. GH. EN “DECKER” PIANOS, AWE MADE BY DECKER BROS. ¥. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th jet organs. GEO. H. BOSTON, ‘Trustee. C0. 09-d 000 ROSFS, ORANGE AND N GRC "1 v 2G PINKS, 200 DAHLIAS, &c., ER TWELFTH, commencing at 2 PIGS, 150 STE LEMON TRE) AND TURNIPS QF REMAININ ‘Also for Bt F. A. Unso, UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT AND FOR SALE. PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED A SPECIALTY, 827 Orders promptly attended to. A. URSO'S Piano Rooms, EAU G13 ich street northwest, TW we will sell,’ at the farm of Jacob Huester, sitnated On the Brightwood road, north- west side of the National Fair Grounds, the above to which the attention of buyers, is Btie or sco ments. ‘Toni i, Auctioneer. Always offer Special Bargains to Cash land PIANOS and ILD & BRO, 709 7th street northwest, Buyer for the New En ic] Bach and STRNOS: and Barker, ONGANS, “a md hand, Dut also sell on easy install” ing and repairing faithfully attended to. "sept HOUS! LOT ON NEW AVENUE, BETWREN HAND I TREEYS NORTHWEST, rtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, rict of Columbia, passed in equity cause No, Hx: 2. the undersiened will offer for alle at public m On, premises, on MONDAY, OCTO- ND next, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. AML, part of lot quare 29,'beginning at a point on the west line of New Hampshire avenue 17 fect from st corner of said lot 6, running then eouth- with the western line of said avenue 17 feet, then terly parallel] with the north line of said lot 6 to the rear line of said lot 6, then northwesterly with the said war line to the southwest corner of that part of said lot sold by Michael 3 phy toJohn Murphy, then east- with the south line of said part of eaid lot sold to Lot the rare auonth HIGHEST STANDARD OF I CELEBRATED FOR BRILLIANCY SINGIN’ WORKMANSHIP HEINE] sexamp_Praxos. CELLENCS, 1K BRILLIANCY OF TONE’ AND ITY UNRIVALLED, if DFINISH SUPEMON. 20 ALL ‘OTHERS, FACTORY PRICES—FASY PAYMENTS. _ having old Pis > to ex-s ‘We give pereons cline sates sgvantages In the vecue of thei id instruments, balance can be ly. Open’till ee 8pm. S$ BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM 427 10th street northwest. itd | John Murphy, to New Hampshire avenue, and begin- inhus, togvther with the improvement. ‘Terms, as prescribed by said decree: One-fourth of the purchase me lance in equal installments, at six, twelve and eihteen months, with interest from day of sale, for which notes of purchaser will be taken and secured py deed of trust on said property. A deposit of $100 will be required at thine of sale, atid all con AL touch, these pianos are without a riv sep27 LET DAVIS & CO.S PIANOS—HALLET ‘Davis & Co.'s Celebrated Uprizht Piano, In excellence of construction, elasticity ot beauty of tone, endurance of . See then ‘H. L. SUMNE! Sir oth struct north northwest, ve ing and recording will be at purchaser's cost. If” terms are not complied with in seven days. frou time of eale, the ‘Tiuistee reserves the ight to resell at risk cae Srtst eee | purchaser, after five days’ notice in “Evening ewspapel oct, BESEN JAS. L. DAVIS, Trustee. of nowne EICHENBACH’S PIANO W @uced prices. Wm. Knabe & Co.'s world- ith street, above Pa, uve. ‘AREROOMS. PIANOS various Inakes for sale and rent at re- Pianos. Tuning and repairing. jan30 F[POMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Pp : BY CATALOGUE OF ELEGANT AND ISTIC PARLOR FURNITURE, DAY MORNING, OCTOBER ELEVENT! ‘ing at HALF-PAST TEN ‘O'CLOCK, hin my avction rooms, I shall sell a superb collection SPECIALS, “AR H, K s. Einbroidered Portierna, Mirror, Lows XTV. 8, Se in Paintings. eption Chairs. hairs and Divans, Tables. n day prior to sale, and 5 fsst-class articles not ition. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, Six of Six Ex Six Fin S. STE LOK, HALL HALL, HAT. fanaging partner of the late firm Ellis & Co. __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS MANUFACTURERS OF wht NOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & 00. PIANO, ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made, EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organs sold on installments, rented or ex- changed, ret applea i purchased = 6 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete stock in the city, HENRY EBERBACH, No. 915 F STREET. a2 BUCCESROR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, NE DRESS SHIR’ GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, 1112 F Srreer Nornwest, Wassixcron, D. 0. the. tra ue 8) Finest Dress Shirts to ord¢ ne Shirts to order. ints to order For Send, NT CHIP BOUFFE’ AND ILLOWS AND DECORATED 1 AND’ GLASSWARE, ILS, ELC, ‘TOBER 11, at TEN O'CLOCK A. residence’ No, 623 East Capitol ‘tion of household effects, which ICE, UTENST cies of in THURSDAY. OC" Oo M Everything first-class, A full stock, All the Manxerse your orders to the PALACE MARKET, Corner 14th st. and New York aves ica the season, and ut lowest cash prices, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. . sens thy the attention of buyers. Bb. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. TOP FAMILY Can- RS OLD. WARRAN E; SET SINGLE HAI FIRST-CLASS ORDER, AT AUC- OCTOBER ELEVENTH, 1833, at in, front of my auction ‘rooms, I bove outfit. Will be sold asa whole or THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionetr, (PHOS. J. FISHER & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers, ALE OF HANDSOME STONE FRONT I DENCE KN AS NUMBER 1411 it BRICK STABLE On THURSDAY, TWELVE, O'CLG shall sell t separately. ‘ont. irtne of adeed of trust, da , and recorded in Liber No. 85 nd records of the District of Teatiest of the party se the preinises, o11 W RTH, at ‘will se oO ‘IL in front of 'OBER TWENTY- P.M, Lo © Inmbia, in Book 2A fect On. Wide publi James G. mveyed by. WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAT NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS. REE cco KEE RRR 8, geo KE RY Hs 2274 zane B22) ULLAL Ze L L i TLL LLL (EUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. [--f-- Jen} Been 22 EI Me g]esale Depot, comer Ist strevt and Indians, avenue, je) WM. M. GALT & CO. ‘ve lor ahd wife to Sayles J. Bowen by decd vember 20th, A. D, 1870, recorded in liber No, 631, folio 412, of the laid ‘records for the District of Columbia, tozether with the improvements. thereon, own as resi ». 1411 K street northwest, and Drick stable and Ze house on rear of lot. rms: One-third of purchase-money in cash, balance in one (1) and two (2) years, with interest, and’ secured y deed of trast on property sold, interest payubl. serie nally. A deposit of 820 will’ be reqnited at tine of Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in seven (1) days from day of sale the Trusters reserve the right to resell at risk and Cost of defaulting purchase: CH GLOVER) o6-d&ds CHS BAL 5 Trustecs. re BEEF, Box 71, , Auctioncer, ‘Twill coll, at public auction, the stock of Notions and Dry Goods contained in Davis & Dickinson's store, No. 914 7th street grthwest, commencing FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M.,and will continue from day to day until the stock is disposed of, consisting of Silks, Velvets, Cashmeres, Linens, Cloths and Housekeeping Goods generally, Fine Laces, Em- broideries, Underwear in Merino and Cotton, Ladies’ Stone, brac, Board every elge wi “Live Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Marl tion—always ready—Always Manufacturers e Sawyers, &cs supplied by a Gs. pea Wattles bh ‘Mailed only b; 3.0. OME ‘OHN BR. KELLY, ramp, VERE MUTTON ‘A’ SPECIALTY. TASS. CORNED BEEF street wing, Jor address City Post Oflice. ‘Marketing delivered free of chargo to all parts of the city. ree mar24 Glass, Crockery. ‘ood, Ching, Leather, solid as rock! “Hard. mant! FIRM AS LGRANITE! Strongest, foushest and most, clastic. EGlue on 1 7 sonian Giant among all E other Glues and Cements! Absolutely Uni ‘ble ee eATINGT No Prepare NG! No Prepara- wud: Mends “Marble ‘ubber Goods, Bric-a- Cug Tips and Cloth, Card. Leather Belting, Ornaments of Earthenware and everything nscharable tenacity! Gummed Lables, Textile Fabri ‘and Pianos aud Cabinet Makers, $0 ‘gallon or barrel, mail, post-paid, 100. extra. LUI EN .,, Washington, D.C. .» 13 ave, . ts wanted ‘everywhere. ’ Sold by Druigrists stores, mh22 We &e, Masih on Sect ond jewelry, Metals in Scrap ‘Boo! Kind, ‘Book Bac ith crerlanting: of Grocers, Stationers, Hardware and general Jerseys, Brushes, Collars, Buttons, Hosiery, Parasols, Umbrellas, Gossamers, Fringes, Spool Silks, Spool Cot- ton, Fine Scissors and Perfumery; alsoaline of Valu- able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other articles too numerous to mention, This stock is choice, ‘and ladies are invited to attend this sale, as the goods will be sold without reserve. Ca JOHN: Coynters, Fixtures, Show cases, &c., will be sold next MONDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. 05-20 FOLEY, Auctioneer, ‘ Szounrry, Eno: THE NATIONAL Perpetual tal. D Benjamin P. Snyder, John ‘Atbert Ey Sturtevant, mt Loss By B iS URGLARY, ERY, FIRE OR ACCIDEN’ BABE DEROSIE CO} bis MPANY, RNER 15TH STREET AND ‘Charter, act of of Securities ‘and Valuablovon Baris hat ie BENJAMIN P. 8) INYDER, President GLOVER oe Tages & Co, Vice President, c. CASSELS, Treasurer, ALBMET L. STURTEVANT, .ENyinan, Asst, Sec'y, mms: Charles C, Glover, Henry A Willard: ‘Thomas Evans, John G. Parke. auls FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND PROVED PROPERTY ON OF THE "SEVENTH ‘STREET. TURNPIEE, NEAR THE. “HOWARD UNIVERSITY. BE? TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the is sf colamitif No. 6.554, wherein Of ity catise No, 6.54, ver ah jer in complainant: and Jolin W. Beall ct al, feu OCLOC fs, the undersigned Trustee will sell. at uk P. at. on MON] EE et OF OCTOBER, 1883, the For tho sale of the cel fiave on hand a lapse siecle ot Jar is stamped with makers uamesha trade mane Ger Tz Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” THE CONCORD COLLAR, LUTZ & BRO,, Sore AceNTs “CONCORD HARNESS,” stock of all tat : pening Soon Harnese® ana Concord Col HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES Z & BRO., sor Peniugivania Aveaue, In great varity at Bottom Prices, DAY. the EENTH DAY i sy according: £0 plat fled ee) 10 plat hab bare o's tract of lan in Wa cing a part of Lot No, thace (3) in heaiviaee a 0. . 01 which was allotted to David Peter, rec! of land fronting on the eastern Beveath ntret turnpike leading to ni by W. chase, and ‘on tract sold to Aaron M. Gattrell Provements, &c, Said if con- le square acre of land, bounded on the north Beal's pure meee Son sepl & & é A 5 E Men’a Men's Boys’ School . Shecinhaner nwt VING BANK—WHERE YOU CAN E ue Sparen Gl paid for and up. co bigand up. and Boys" School and 825, = Eland Shirt Waist We ada 3. W. SELBY, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue, feavy Winter Suits, He Dress Suits from #8. ei Ht fe the Eee Bi B iJ aI Fi B reall, g Ly fi ae i ek By LD WINE Oli teat olin TOStaee GLORBING chn bo suk'St OLD FRIENDS ARE es af’ AS ince where Arse SECOND- at SUSTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 D between 6th and ‘th streets neetherest, N. B.—Note by mail promptly attended to. B 5 g i a 10.00 | \rio 18 THE MOST RELIABLE AND dom | Ween aee BOs! 3° “2300 | BROTHERS is-over th = Sworn to before A.C. octé-Im BERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFIDEN- Physician ting ‘and Gentle. men. "Twenty years experience, Every. Wednesday aid bank draft i Lotter or send by ex fattirday trou top at 456 © atrest northwest. : ERED LETTER or ind scientitie wusrantecd, EK wut further notes, Orders | oftce, 0North Liberty ot, Ballimore’ Md. au21-Smn cae Gee | ee NGRtn Liberty at. Baltimore, Md. _sui-Sm_ Aciiress “all “orders to JJ. DOUGLAS, Louis- Bi eats TELLS oF BO. Box 276, Alesan- | YA LIFE. “Al street, u30_ | streets nortin & « snc ta Eularging’ Picco Fuses 507 ©. C OWYNN, 507 436 street southwest. api * strovt, near Pounsylvania ayenue, eee MONG THE MANY INSURANCE COMP and associations ” plan, fare as RESOCTATION sea cessful and popular alae i 0 shore tas doing ‘on the mutual or business is 80 certain! eateD ‘pPorscr YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTHING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, ‘300, PER POUND. 790 Oth street corms stook nopinest, TUESDAY. -Octeber 9, 1883. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams 10 The Star The Ohio Election. ‘TEMPERANCE WOMEN AT THE POLLS IN CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND, O., Oct. &9—Up to noon a heavy vote has been. poliea here, ‘The democrats claim 4,000 majority in the city and the republicans con- cede 3,000, The second amendment workers are very active. They have headquarters in every ward except the third, and in most precincts the ladies Industriously distribute both tickets im- Partially to get votes for prohibition. Coffee and cake are served to whoever is thought tobe favorable to the _ antl-ligour cause. Mrs. J Ellen Foster, ot Towa, the reputed author of the prolifbition enactment of that state, is on the ground and 1s going from ward to wardina jage directing Uhe temperance forces. Mottoes are profusely dis- layed at the second amendment headquarters ike the following: ‘Betty vs. Boodle and Beer;” ond amendment and faloons and up, Will go the home | and Our Boys,” and “Vote for Sally and the Babies.” ‘Tne ladies wear badges with the state coat of arms and the inscription, “Second amendment for God and Home and Native Land.” A large majority against both amendments is probable here. scl ces Racing in England. DON JUAN WINS THE CZAREWITOH STAKES. Lonpon, Oct. 9.—The race for the Czarewltch stakes was won by Don Juan, with Harkness sec- ond and Cosmos third. There were 32 starters. polenta Foreign News by Cable. IN FAVOR OF IGLESIAS AND PEACE. Lima, Oct. 9, via Galveston.—Casma, the princi- pal seaport town in the department Of Ancacho, as declared in favor of Gen. Iglesias and peace. GEN. THIBAUDIN’S SUCCESSOR. Paris, Oct. 9.—It 1s reported that Gen. Cam- penon has been sppointed minister of war, vice Gen. Thibaudin resigned. REVOLT OF RUSSIAN WORKMEN. Sr. PRrersBuxa, Oct. 9.—Several hundred work- men employed at Gontodz, government of Grodno, revolted against the authorities. The governor had them escorted to thelr native places ‘without inquiry into the trouble. A NEW HONOR FOR LORD LORNE. Loxpox, Oct. 9.—The World says the gueen Intends to create Lord Lorne a knight of the garter upon his arrival in England from Canada. DEFAULTER WARDEN CONFESSES. Lonpon, Oct. 9.—It 1s rumored that George War- den, the late secretary and manager of the London and River Plate bank, who was arrested last night, has confessed his’ criminality In connection with the defalcations in that institution, and also implicates others. — The Albany Rribery Case. ALBANY, N.Y., Oct. &—Five jurors bad been se- cured at noon In the case of ex-Senator Sessions, who is charged with attempting to bribe ex-As- semblyman Bradley in the Conkling-Platt U. 8. senatorial contest in1881. JudgeOsborn decided that the defense were entitled to twenty instead of five challenges. Ex-Speaker Sharpe was excused from. attendance, with the understanding that he would appear when requires, a Shot by a Boy. Aruwacxre, Wis.,Oct. 9.—Willie Stamp, a small boy, while playing with a loaded gun with which his father was going hunting, accidentally shot and seriously wounded Herman Jaulke,his father’s companion, who was of the party. Jaulke’s brain is exposed and he may dic. ES Double Murder in Kansas. Sr. Lovrs, Oct. 9.—A disptch irem Dodge City, Kansas, says: A double murder was committed here yesterday. Bill Smith, a negro who kept a low Whisky den, had some trouble with Harrison Hillman, also colored, and stot him, the ball entering his stomach and pas-ing through his body. As Hillman fell he grappled Smith wrenched hts pistol from him and fired, blowing Smith’s brains out, He then reloaded the and the Baby “Vote for the sec- down will go the pistol, ind fired two more balls in Sinlth’s body, after which he fel ‘k dead. Eailroad Officinis Arrested on Charges of Manslaughter. Hunter's Point, LL, Ock 9.—Thomas Middie- ton, conductor, and Samuel B. Ayres, Drakesman, of the Manhattan Beach train whlen collided with a Flushing train here on September 10, were ur- rested to-day ona coroner’s Warrant, charged with manslaughter, and held for the grand Jury. Other arrests of rallfoad officials are expected. sald An Escaped Rigamist Recaptured. PHILADELPuIA, Oct. 9.—Thos. Gibbs, Who eacaped from prison at Mount Holly, while awaiting trial upon the charge of bigamy, the allegation being that he had married three very respectable young ladies in a short space of time, was arrest- ed here to-day and held to await a requisition from. New Jersey. a An International Case. CHIcaGo, Oct. 9.—Frederick M. Ker, the default- ing cashier of Preston Kean & Company, bankers, had a hearing on habeas corpus before Judge Drummond in the United Stutes circuit court, and a decision was given this morning. Ker was ar- Tested in Peru, and he sets up a plea that he isa British subject, and was kidnapped by United States officials.’ Judge Drummond said that Ker should have made applieation to the government | of Peru for protection, and while he would deny the petition, remarkéd that the case Involved a number of delicate points of international law, which he would like to see presented to the Su: preme Court. “Ker's counsel say the matter will @ appealed. ——— ‘Telegraphic Briefs ‘The total loss by the fire in Nempals, Tenn., last night will probably reach $170,000. Cole & Co.'s loss 1s now estimated at $70,000. At Milwaukee, Wis., Henry Hechkets quarrelea With his wife last night and struck her on the head with an axe, knocking her senseless. Physt- clans have small hopes of her recovery. C. F, Friedlander, a dry good merchant at Waco, Texas, has made An assignment. His Mabilities are estimated at $30,000. Assets, $25,000. A small chiid riding on a hand-car on the Chica- go, Milwaukee and St. Paul road, near Rush lake, yesterday, was killed by having ita dress caught in a wheel of the car. At Las Vegas, New Mexico, Jack Standiford, a stage driver, cut his own and his wite’s throat yes- terday with'a razor. ‘They have both since died. More yellow fever refugees have arrived at Las Vegas, New Mexico. They say the half has not been told about the horrors of the scourge at Guaymas and Hermostlo. Bill Hensley and Red Jack, two outlaws, were Killed yesterday by a sheriff's ‘posse near Willcox, Arizona. ‘Tie Indtanapolis and Allegheny base ball clube played amatch at Indianapolis yesterday, which resulted in a victory for the former club—3 to 12, ee The Markets, BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.—Vinginia sixes, consolidated, 45; past-due coupons, 45; new threes, 51; North Caroling sixes, old, 105 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.—Cotton firmer—middling, 10%. Flour unchanged and quiet. Whceat—southern lower; western irregular and lower, closing a shade better! southern sia 10% ao, ‘amber, au 2a eos Mary io. 3 western winter red, 8 3401.06; October, 1.06; November, 1.075¢a1.073¢; ithern steady veatitay nasocted saouthorn gouthern western entirely neglected: southern white, 65366; do. yellow, ‘Western nixed, spot, 58a59; November, 87059; January, 53a55. Oats steady: and firm—sonthern, stern white, S6a38: do, Inixed, 3403534; Pennsylvania, 35038, Rye Hay unchanged. Provisions steady and quict. quiet western packed, 10020; creamery, ais. Eanes quit and easy, Petroleum dull and Soars toy tter highe ; Sugar firm—A soft, 5, CO} firm, 1éigul43g5 Wliisky steady, 1 iéal ie” Liverpool bee steamer ‘unchanged. " Rocel Sit 30,000 bushels; corn, ls:rye. 6, 17.000 bus ie Dushels, ice higher, Hie cargoes, ordinary to fair, 10a to ur, is x Dushels; corn, 13,000 peed NAVAL Onpers.—Lieut. 8. A. Staunton has been ordered to duty in the Navy department; Lieut. 4. J. Hunt to instruction in ordnance at the navy yard, Washington; Lieut. W. H. Di to duty in the Navy department; Passed Assistant Engineer N. Ogden to the Ranger; Passed Assistant Sur- yn J. H. Hall, Boatswains J. C. Walton, Thos. nett, Wm. Long, Thos. S. Collier and Wm. Jones, Gunners J. N. Ballard, Jas. Hutchinson and & D. Hines to appear before the re- tring board. Commander Frederick Pear- son” has ‘reported bis return home having been detached from the command of the Wachusett September 9th, and has been placed on waiting orders. Ensigns H.G. Drexeland A. A. Ackerman detached from the Yantic and ordered to duty at the Sinithsontan Institute, Washington. Assistant Engineer W. D. Weaver from the Yantic and ted three mouths’ leave. Lieut. A. M. Knight Is granted three months’ leave from the 8th Instant. Tar U.& 8. Avent, which ts under orders to go to China, was put in commission at Vallejo, Cal, yesterday. : Brps FoR AnMor PLaTes.—Bids were opened at the Navy department to-day to furnish compound armor plates for the turret armor of the Miantono- Woh, under the department's advertisement of Ch fede last. Only two communications were ived—one from Austin R. Brown, agent, Wash- ington, D.C., who made no offer under the condi- tions of Le pee but Senet ™ Sener was frosa W. eel pe representatives of John Brown & and Charles Cammell & Co., of Sheffield, Eng., who to furnish pistes uch as were called for per ‘ton, iusive of duty. AT THE Casiner MEETING this afternoon all of the Cabings officers were present, except Attorney General Brewster The meeting was short, last- ‘Ing only until half-past two o'clock. Curer Justice Watrs called upon the President after Caine meeting ths afternoon. ‘The Street Railroad Strikes, ‘THR PARALYZED METROPOLITAN ROAD. Atthe Metropolitan staDles to-day everything was as quiet aa holiday. This morning three cars were run out with non-striking drivers, but the men turned in thelr carson account of the taunts of strikers, who ranged themselves at dif- ferent potnts on the road. During the remainder of the day only twocars were run. On the %h- street branch two or three cars were run. At the office of the company it was stated to a STR re- r that the demand of the strikers on the fetropolitan road equalled that made on the W. and G road, when the number of trips was con- SALUTING “DUDE” DRIVERS. A group of the Metropolitan road strikers occu- pied a position this afternoon on Bridge street, Rear the W. and G. stables and watched the oper- ations there, When a car came along with a new driver they saluted him with some such cry as, “Look atthe dude,” or “He needs a new coat; let him work.” A TALK WITH ONE OF THE STRIKERS. “Are you Metropolitan drivers?” asked a Star Teporter, approaching the group. “We were,” said one of the number. “What is the situation over there this morning? asked the reporter. “You can say,” sald the chairman of the mect- ing, Who sat on a fire-plug, “that there are two cars running over there. One of them is driven by the supervisor and the other by the stable Doss. And they are sundown cars, too. They won't make their appearance after dark. On the 91 street line there are three cars running, driven by the stable boss, the night watchman and the transfer agent. On the avenue line last night there were two hegroes drivin.” “Has anything happened to-day?” inquired the reporter. “Nothing has happened, and we don’t intend anything will heppea,” said the spokesinan. "We are going to maintain’ good order and discipline; that ts the bes: policy.” SURE OF SUCCRSS. “Do the men feel encouraged at all?” “We are sure of success,” said the spokesman; “you can put that down in black and white. ‘There ts another thing I wish you would stata, In the interviews with the presidents of companies It 1s stated that we get $2aday. There is no truth inthat. We are striking for $2 a day and 13% hours, and 20 cents for every extra hour. AS It has been the men have been patd 9% cents for a long trip, and they averaged about five trips a day. The average pay has been $1.85. There are oniy four men who received more. I was one of them, and made $1.62 for 13 hours and 17 minutes’ work: Thad to go to work at half-past five in the morn- ing and quit at in the evening. We were pala tho ‘same for extra trips. We want change this and have men paid by the hour, Yesterday my car was st an hour by the procession, and I lost my pay dur. ing that hour. ‘Yes, si river on our line has to be driver, conductor and car-scrubber, and we think we ought to have better pay. Tne company has offered us $2 a day, but not the hours we ask.” WOULDN'T DRIVE FOR FIVE DOLLARS AN HOUR. One of the 9th street non-striking drivers took out a car this morning, but turned in soon, on ac- count of the jeers and taunts of the strikers. He declared to a Stax reporter that he wouldn%t drive a car on the road under present circumstances for $5 an hour. STRIKE ON THE SEVENTH STREET LINE. A Sram reporter boarded a car on the 7th str2et line about 2:30 o'clock th! told by the driver that the drivers would all “turn in” If some one would only “start it.” “I know we will have to turn in when it gets dark,” continued the knight of the reins. “It will be dangerous for us to run after dark.” ‘The driver stated, in an- swer Lo questions of the reporter, that the drivers were generally satisfied with their pay; but If the delegate on their lne—Mr. Worth—turns in his car they would all follow. “There are twenty cars on this line,” he continued, ‘and nearly all the jmen belong to the Kalgits of Labor. {¢ one turns fn all will follow. ‘The men who don’t betong to the Knights of Labor wiil have to turn in, forjour cars will block them in the sheds” About this time tuere was @ meeting of seven drivers, including their delegate, quietly held in the caf sheds, and they all agreed to turn in on the next trip. ’On the return of the car the driver asked the men on the cars as they passed him if they were going to turn in, and Uuey replied that they were. THE POLICE WERE CALLED OUT to disperse a large gathering of strikers from the several Ines, who had congregated at the southern terminus of the line, who tried to persuade their brother drivers to “turn in.” ‘The strikers were very orderly, and Went ‘away when requested by the ‘police, They distributed themselves along the line, and when a carcsme along a committee would mect {t, and the driver was greeted with such remarks as “Where 1s your grit?” “It will help the cause,” “Turn in,” &. Mr. Thomas Downey, the superin- tendent of the line, stated toa Star Teporter that he received no complaint from his men, who were the oldest drivers in the elty. “I am going to take all the cars in at dark,” he sitd, “for it will be dan- Geous torun after dark, and I don’t want any of my men to get hurt, ———— The Nickerson Divorce, NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN MISS CARTER AND MRS. NICKERSON, There have been negotiations between Miss Lena Carter, who married Major Azor IL. Nickerson, and Mrs. Nickerson lookiag to the latter relinquishing all claim tothe property in this city. The offer Suggests the payment of $1,200, and is conditioned on Mrs. Nickerson withdrawing every statement made by her affecting Miss Carter's character and a promise that hereafter she will not repeat them, ‘Thus far there has been no definite conclusion of tue negotiations reached. ———_———+o.-___ RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following were the readings at the office of the chief signal officer to-day: 7a. m., 46.8; 11a. m.. 649; 2 p.m., 70.3. Maximum, 70.5; minimum, 442. ——>___ ‘ Tae Comixa Civu. SeRvick EXaMINaTION.— There are a large number of applicants for the civil service examination on the 18th, Excluding those applicants who are residents of the District of Columbia, there are still more than itis practl- calto examine inone day. The applicants will all be notified to appear on one day, but will proba- bly be divided into two classes, Tae Corgan Empassy visited the Post Office department to-day, and examined with tnterest the workings of the various bur2aus. To-pay's CABINET MEETING.—No business of ime portance was concluded at the Cabinet meeting to-day. ‘The time was mainly devoted to the con- sideration of the routine business of the different departinents. Gov. B. F. Burer called upon Secretaries Fre. Mnghuysen, Chandier and Lincoln, at their respec- tive departments this morning. SECRETARY FRELINGHUYSEN returned to Wash ington last night with the President, and was a ‘the Department of State to-day. Horrors OF YELLOW FEVER IN MExIco.—Sur- geon Main, of the marine hospital service at Brownsville, Texas, reports to Surgeon Gen. Ham- iiton that yellow fever is still raging In Mexico, and that it 13 sald to be traveling northward up the California guif, and that President Gonzales, in a recent message to Col referring to the unhealthy condition of the capital, said that a loan. of two militon of dollars with which to improve the sanitary condition of Mexico had been recommended. The last advices received by Sur- geon Main from Mazatlan were dated September 16th. At that time there Tere 2.000 people sick, some of whom were dying of yellow fever others for want of attention, or on account of a prevailing famine, The advices‘referred to stated that there were but two inexperienced doctors in the city, and they were worn out from overwork. At Manzaneilo the report says: “Cart loads of dead bodies Lave been buried in one common re- ceptacie.” ee ‘Mason Evans’ Casr.—Secretary Folger stated to a Star reporter this afternoon that he had con- cluded to reduce Major Evans, chief of the collec- tion division of the sixth auditor's office, at least’ one grade. It will be remembered that Major Evans was charged With scandalous*conduct in company with a Woman in Alexandria some tnte and the charges were Investigated by the auditor by direction of the Secretary. ‘Traveler's Guide, PENsyivania RoaD.—Trains leave B. & P. sta- tion, 6tu and B sts. n.w.,as follows: For New York, Philadelphia and the East—A.M., 600 (ex.), 9:30 imited ex.), 10:30 (ex.) P.M, 1:30 (ex. (ex.), 9:59 (eX.) and 10:20 tex.) On Sunday—P.M., 220 '(ex.), 9250 (ex.), 10:20 (ex.) For Boston, daily, without change of cars, 1:30 P.M (ex.); on Sunday, 4:90 P.M, (ex.). For Pittsburg and the West, daily, AM, (Chicago limited); (fast line.) P.M., (eX.), 9350 (ex.) For Rochester, Niagara Fails, Buffalo, ete. -M., daily except Saturd: (ex). For Baltimore—A-M.. 6:40, 8:00, 930, 9:20, 10:40 P.M., 1: 330, 9:50 ana 19:20. On'Sui 220, 6:20, 7:20, = hi daily, except Sunday, A.M.. 9:30 (ex.) For Hichond and the. South—A.M., Se, daily. 0 ‘TIMORE AND OHIO RaILROAD.—Tra! the station, corner of N. J. ‘The New French War Minister. Pants, Oct. %—The appointment of Gen. Came Penon as minister of ware vice Gen. Tuibaudin, fe Signed, 1s oMclally announced, —_ COUNTERPEITERS AxRESTED.—The New York Agent of the secret service telegraphs the arrest tm that city last evening of J. & Maxwell, witn samples of unfinished notes in his da Aleanndge King ot » Was arrested in nnaefpnia Quakerstown, {o-day for passing’ counterfelt three, five and ten- cent coins, The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of the New York Market . a8 reported by special wire to H. Name | 0.) G j__Same. o,f 85%) 66 |Nor.& West., p.| 40 15 "| 1554 North. Pac....| 83 boy is" Do. pret. Gy! 64 17%) 16} Northwest... -"/1208 190: A jOnt & West AWK RT | De Mie MH St P. 48% | #8 Do. pref. TOM) 295 Texas Pac. 244) 2K Union Pac. W685 Wab. Pac. oie Sx) Do. THE STATE ELECTIONS TO-DAY, ETC. The election in Ohto to-day 18 for state oMcers and members of the iegislature, Three amend- Meats to the constitution will be voted on—ong changing the judiciary system, one regulating Iiquor tramic. abd one pronibitiag quer teat ‘The last-named two have assumed a leading place in the Issue of the caimpatgn, and in the reports of the result they will De f{neluded, showing what portion of the total vote for governor each has. In Iowa there are three Uckets—rpublican, emocratic and greenback. There ate 29 state Senators to be chosen, and an entire assembly of 100 members: als» county oMicers. A member of the U. & House of Representatives ts to be chosen in the sixth district to Mil a vacancy, Major Holmes Conrad and Capt. John S Wise had a Joint ‘political discussion at Loulsa Court House, Va., yesterday. During the discussion Capt, Wise declar.d that if Presideut Arthur and Senator Bayard o. ex-Senator McDonald were the presidential candivates next year “he would vous for Arthur every time.” ED. On October 9th, 1883, at 7. BALSTER, WILLIAM HENRY BALSTER: aged’ thirt; pie RECTAL will take place va t half. ince, No. 1216 riends are respect ull invited to attend. * BARKER. At Washington, D.C. on ing, October. 9, 1883, CHARLES BARR chester, N. Y., iu the sixty-third year of huis age, The fwnialiis ‘will be taken to Woodlawn cemetery, New York, id BURR, At Topolobam Mexico. on September 6t! 1885. of “Sant” fever, SHIELDS BURN Torwerly of Washington, D. C,, aged thi ears aud nine days. Meaiorial services will be held. at St. Plullipe’ epiaco- pal church, Laurel, Md., Wednesday, Ovtober 10th, at IL . Friends are invited to atteid without further notice. - BUTT. On October 9th, 1883, at 1:40 o'clock am, CLARENCE EDGAR, youngest son of George Hand Annie E. Butt, aged fifteen months and seventeen day. Funeral will take place Wednesday. at two cloaks from parents’ re si: 428 7th street southwest. * HAUPTMAN. on the morning October ‘Sth, 15k, at PHILIP H. HAUPTMAN, in the fifty -sey rot his aire Funeral frou. his inte recdonce, No. northwest, on Wednesday, 10th inst. at Uves and friends ure respect KELL chRAEL iced late Jolin Kelley’, nav ‘uneral will take 5 sin, Mark Cunningt: morrow (Weduenday) | relutives are inv Texidenee ¢ Q street northwest, to Jock p.m. Frionds’and > « ADAM SCHNOPP he bore with christ Fun: _UNDERTAKERS. CS. + canter a ©. WILLIAM F, VERNON, | GAWLER & Co., Successors to Buchly's Undertaking Extablishment, Successor to Anthony Buchly, Undertaker, 912 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. One of the most comple establishments in the come try. Large rooms for transient funeral services. aut JAMES BELLEW AR’ ROONEY & 00. Undertakers and Finbaln: Teh st. aud 2145 Pa. ave, tw aut3 233 7th street, between M and Nn.w. Bodies embalmed and prepared for trausportation. Resi= dence at place of busine a ISHING UNDERTAKER, Horthwest. Terns moderate ne first-class, Telephone connection. mld ‘OBN BR. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 17 1th street nortliwost, aw FUR UNDERTAKER, Xo. 316 Pennay orthwest, between 34 and 436 streets. Everything first-class. janid HE LYCETT BINDERY, The largest and best equ 5 batablisted Isis, T Evervemse New asp Haspsoue FOR THE FALL TRADE IX CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GooDs, For the Lowest Cash Prices, at BINGLETON & HOEKE'S, sepa 801 MARKET SPCR. Exm Ressens FOR FRUIT Jans @. W. SCHAEFER’S, sul8 NO. 10207TH STREET NORTHWEST. Hy .»- Ban, : IMPORTER AND TAILOR. FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED. Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted ana ‘Suited are invited to call at the Fashion House, cpl 1111 Pa, Ave,, Washington, D.C, bo, RRR Lo EE o% BPR Bes toot uu 3.3 he os TLL 0 ww 00 B R Sss5 3 HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHISKIFS. MARYLAND CLUB A MONTICELLO "77, BAKER. OLD CROW. ROYAL CABINET. ‘IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, BEDFORD BUM. JaMalca RUM. PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DEAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POB- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER’S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GLX (SWAN).