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on 7 Pen DOWLING, & CATAL TWO FINE Tat AND HE SOLD CLASS 4 Mops ! 2 front of #i FIRST DAY OF DAY at Ke Me 4 FIL LE BEALL, Trustee, ‘ northwest, DUNCAN # OF Vann tot proc lied with wit! ace all thy |. All convey: oPLER NSToN 2 Trastoos, EL WAGGAMAN. Aw ti MAS DOWLENE ACRES OF TANI ARE SRaee boeBLt ot py EL THE “SAL _ PROPER EY T SHALI +ESCHIBED REAL ESTATE, THOMAS DOWLING. Ancti OF THE | THE | ate Auctouver, i jal will sell at publ THURSDAY, ae t two (2), numnbers iat th plat the , L fhe balance in Years, with interest thereon at the aimunn, payable semi-; f the purchaser. A wale. Hi terms eomph: dy ith an ten days the Trustee mserv Soren the ak the Fiske and comt of hi yrechascr” Hie title £0 be retained by the Trasece until | pubite suet em Toms of chase money has been paid, ll convey auciuy a8 the vost of purchaser, a JAMES G. BERRET, Trustee. KO BLT Auctioneer. = = WOOD AND COA _ = See . Cosu:: JOHNSON BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twerith and Water streets southwest. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northwest, ne northwest; 29th street northwest; rner dd and K streets northwest; Pennsylvania avente southenst. VATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF EXTENSIVE WHARVES, civing us joF the economic handling of OUR ¥YakD. qualities of ANTHRACITE and ! 1 best SOUS COAL. ef WOOD, ei F factory. ther in the stick or prepared to COAL, FULL WEIGHT aXD Ties anid prices as low as Fuel pint received a Janne of Bakers’ PINE _ | rezandles Genser ton, uble | rpuowas DOWLING, Avetionee: | The of $100 FOR ace On TUF wera OCTOBER TWELFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A.M. and will from day to day until the stock is disposed of, and Honskeeping Goods generally, Fine Laces, Em- broide Good articles too mumerous to mention, Counter MONDAY, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. wo rpostas DOWLING, Au lz. ETT Cork WES! on TCE FIVE ( d city, havis secure Veyanciug and reeording wilt be at purchaser's cost if NCANSON ¥ Scissors and Perfumery, also aline of Valu- LOOK Lots 5 AUCTION SALES. \ COMFORTABLE FRAME. D LOT ON NEW HAMP- ‘EEN H AND I STREETS c Supreme Court of the, Vaserd in equity cause No, iit ofter for tie at public pietuises. on MONDAY, OCTO- scOND at FOUR O'CLOCK P. Sin square 2, bewinning at x point on of New Hi nie 17 feet from nig then ‘south 17 feet, then lot Gic the y with the said Of that part of aid lot a Murphy, then ants art of said lot sold to hire averrus, and Geeks, One-fourth ‘of «qtal installments, with interest from haser will be taken perty. A deposit ke, and all cone Of said ew Hampsh ie, for sof } rast on said ed at time o} deed plied with in seven days from reserves the richt to resell at huser, after five days IMPROVED EY, BE a FOUR- FIEENTH STREETS NORTH: DAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-S! LOCK P_M.. in front of the fue three-story brick dweilin COND, premises, wt, No. 1422°N ailding, and contains 11 rooms, t, by ith of 125 feet. wird cash’: balance in six, twelve and Mith interest at six perecnt from day a trust on the properts Conveyateing red at tire of L, Auctioneer. has back TO-MORROW OS., Aucti COUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 10 | HIRD OF | K, we will sell ), by certain collateral note, the SDAY MO} 1 i Bussies, DAY and SAT2 EN O'CLOCK, | aces for sale will the same. Auction er. lange stoe vs, Express Wagons, Hs and mained in Davis & Dickinson's store, No. street northwest, commencing FRIDAY, of Silks, Velvets, Cashmeres, Linens, Cloths sack wear in Merino aud ere . Spool Silks, Spool Cot- és for Christmas Presents und imany other ‘Thi tock is choice, are invited to attend this sale, as the goods | { withont reserve, Fistnrts, Show cases, &e., will be sold next | H ried amore th ambia, in Liber in. Reservation ui C street north, and rant et to a 30-foot alley. ¥ ineash; balance nil two Years, With Six rest, to be secured by the purchascr’s notes of trust tl perty ; or all in cash, days? notice. FENDALL, Trus:ee, PROPERTY AS No. 3236 in front of the ¥-THIRD DAY OF G certain plece of ground, if 20, in notises prds | and posit bveyancing at purchaser's. ed with in seve HAS. H. CRAG fal dy street 1 ‘Attorne DESIRABL F OF A Maryian e feet of | at six pti 7 al! conveya ouuplied with in © COLDWELL, Ane EW BRICK DWELLING FIFTH *AND O STREETS NUKTH: | SDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, PM. we will sell. in front of th in swbdiyision of Lot 14,; 2. Ee lots front 20 feet, and is by then dwelling houses in this, ue all the modern convenic ach hous h, close city; readily coxt of tice of such re URCANSON i D.C. KOS.. Aucts, KOOF AND ALL MOD! 505 M. a8 on 1s TOBE] ‘T fatatc, ttuate tn the: ty of Washington, Distri estate, situate county vi Columbia, to wit: “All of lot numbered fourteen Block numbered. two ( Barber | vision of north side with a depth of one hundred and forty-one (14 recorded together with the imy ‘Terms of sale. and the balan: which the notes of the purchaser, interest the day of sale, and secured bya deed of trust propert; required at the time of sale, and all conveyanci expense of the purchaser, in seven days, otherwise the to ne ing purchaser, after five days' advertisement in The Evening Star hewspaper, olT-cokds ‘f. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the UL TWO-STORY LING. WITH .N IMPROVEM iT APLE AVENUE, “LE DROIT PARK.” > of a deed of trust, dated November Ist, duly recorded in Liber No. 795, folio 443; SALE OF A BEAUTIFU BIICK DW tein front of the pret s WENTY-NINTH 1883, at HALE-PASS stig fallow deseriied real on, ot AL. & fronting sixty (60) ict 4), in fe Gilman stret, now called sabdi- feet on the ie avenue, ey Co.'s Le Droit Park, > 1) feet, a office of the surveyor of said District, wements, ie. 68.9} and expense of sale in cash, ix, twelve and eizhteen months, for it from on the |. A deposit of $200 will be ie za Trustees reserve the rizht the property at the rink and cost of the detanlte in the A) sold, will be tak ‘Terms to be AVORY Gy TMBA\ ARNOLD JULNSOS,| Trustees, F[HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer, [RUSTFES' SALE OF VALUABI je Th Tne Cary LE REAL "STATE CAMS DIRECT FROM THE | ive ‘ks mined COAL of superior quality { Mee all of witch we offer Mt lowe eaetot vtton of consumers is respectfully invited to m of The a: fn luspection of our STEPHENSON & BRO. 7th st, wharf and 12th st_ and Pa. ave. aaa he OF WASHINGTON. 5. ©. dated 3 is | & | days, otherwise re-sale ut risk and cost of d PD °RANS, BROS., Auctioi 317 and 319 9th street north ‘corner D street. PARLOR, SETS. WALNUT CHAMBER COTTAGE SETS, WARDROBES, SIDEBOAKDS, EXTENSION. TABLES. LIBRARY PRae LOUNGES, FASY T. TABI No 3s TRE: CASES, "TOILET W. 1CTUR) KIN AND HEATING STOVES, BRUSSETS, ISGH ES AND OTHER CARPETS. SMYRNA RUGS, &c.,&0., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRD, commencing at our spacious NO OSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER. it TRI COLUMBIA, HEALTH DEPART- DBT OF conn Wasnixaron, D. ©., Oct. 224, 1883. e.—There will be soldat the ‘pout 234 street and New York avenue northwest. TO-MOR- ROW, the TWENU'Y-THIRD INST. at THREE O'CLOCK P.M., nineteen (19) Geese, taken’ up while running at Jango; and renaming fu pound unclaimed. By order of the Health Officer, it SAMUER EINSTEIN, Pound Master. Ky, © SETS, Auctioneer. le ae POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, &c., OF MRS. A. SAMSTAG, No. 730 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST— Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, TUESDAY MORN- ING, OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, and will continue every morning and evening until the whole stock is dis- Posed of. Among the collection will be found Trim- ming and Bonnet Silks, Velvets, Ribbons of all shades, colors and grades; Spanish Laces, Feathers, Trimmed Hats, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, adies’ and Children’s Un- derwear, Towels and Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Gossa- mors, Lace Ficlus, Children’s Cloaks and Dresses, all colors; Gent's Underwear, Ladies’ Underwear, Umbrel- las. Also, 200 Boys’ Overcoats and Suits, all ages, to- wether with a large quantity of other goods, all of which must be sold, no matter how great the sacrifice. at §. SAMSTAG, Manager. ). HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, e h and F streets northwest. MOST DESIRABLE BUILD- EW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, SEVENT: FEET SOUTH OF STREET, AND TWO SQUARES FROM DUPONT CIRCLE, In_ front of the premixes, wil sell at aS 2S TON SALE OF A G_ LOT. 0} auction, lots 8andsub. 36, square 99, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, Gn FRIDAY, OCTOBE TWENTY-SIX, 1889, Lot 8 is 25 feet front by about 105, », and lot 36 is I 7, cut off the rear of adjoin- nt to wive necess to 20 foot alley. HOLTZMAN, Auctioucer, 10th and F sts. ESCOTT, Real Estate Broker, 1416 F street northwest. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE BY PUB- LIC AUCTION, J shall offer forsale, on TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH E3 NT, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, L 28, in square 544. These lots are on 3d and, M streets southwest, adjoining the northwest corner of. streets. and offer a rare opportunity for investment e improvement. ee Het street frontage is 2d strcet neers. '§ SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON B ‘T, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STS. WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF CAPT- rine of 3 deed, duly recorded in Liber No. Cd teed. one of the land records fo vistaict of Columbia, I will front of the premises on THURSDAY, the \1's-FIFTH DAY OF CCTOBER, A.D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the rn twenty-five feet front by depth of Lot number- ¢d twenty (20), in square numbered seven hundred and thirty-two(732) being 95 ft. front by 100 feet in depth,to- gether with ail the improveincnts, ways, easen Tights, privilewes and appurtenances fo the same belon, any manner appertaini iy ins. “Tui Lat isin the Jauuediate vicinity of, the Capitol, an: in one of the squares mentioned for Library Build~ in. ‘Terms: One-half cash: balance in onenote to bear inter- St and to be secured by deed of trust, Conveyancing, at purchaser's cost. A deposit of 100 required at erms to be complied with in seven days, other- ‘rustee reserves the rieht to resell at the risk if the defaulting purchaser after five days fT such resale in 601 ington, D.C. sale, NTIQUE AND 0’ NG THE PERSONAL ¥ MUEL KIRBY, NO. 413 t NORTHWE: ND AND E Cc STING, IN PART. OF GREEN ELLE PARLOR SUITE, WITH ROSEWOOD CHA’ EE UT EX'TENS! iG CHAIRS: ‘TIN EASY Cit LES: H.C. uh ION, MAI AIRS; 'E SMESTS, COMM ODES: leketelet eee iclel ALSO, TIERNS, CLAMPS, GRIND- FURNACE, Ke. by thie Supreme Court of ‘a special tttm as of October, ALD. CHEST TOOLS, Pp: KTON By virtue of an order passed - District of Columbia, hoi Count on the Tath day icned will sell at pu 1 Dwel‘ing,on FOURTH ER, 155 the Furni« Kirby's own ution of persons desiz- ARTHUR B. CLAXTON, Executor of estate of Samuel Kirby, dée’d, ‘urniture, DWELLING AND 3,0" N TENTH AND ELEVE! BETWEE: \ORTHW back that width 100 feet, Dwelling with inodern veniences, iis property is_situated convenient to the business and stréet railroads, and is suitable for business Iiiug purposes. Now undey rental. Chance for 3 : One-third cash ice in one and two years, by deed of trust. bali vs to bear interest and to be secured sit of #100 required at ale. Conveyancing. &c., ser’s cost. ‘Terms to be complied with iuseven efanlting rs’ publie notice in some news in Washington, D.C. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, JPERCANSON BROS, Auctioncers, [RUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE-ST TRO MELLING WETH STORE Of PAST SIDE OI Ty SEVENTH, BETWEEN N’ AND O S NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. juest of the party’ tof Ad: at pun purchaser. ater five d Paper ymubiishied. ‘ORY _ BRICK trict of Coluinbia. and at the secured thereby. f will wll af pul the premises, on WEDNESDAY, TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, at FIVE 0" P.M, err oF Lat Sn equate 447 in the city of Washington, Bro. ‘ab point on 7th strust 20 feet north the southwest corner of said lot and thence north 20 feet and exte back with that cast L1G feet to the rear ling of atid ot, wit Provements, consisting of a three-story brick building. ‘Termns: One-third cash, and the balance at six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, with interest af six per centum per annum from the day: of sale will be taken, secured by docd of trust pon the Chaser ot the tthe of gale AMT crete os haser at the time of sale, All conv ofthe purchaser. All taxes and assestments to June 30, 1883, payable out of the purchase e Od WAL Fs MATTINGLY, ‘Trustee. JP ENCANSON BHOS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, DISTRICT OF CO- LUMBIA, NEAR PINEY "BRANCH BRIDGE, 769, folio 179, et seq., of the land records of the Dis: Lic auction, in front THE THIRTY-FIRS' 'CLOOK. FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD, virtue of adeed of and recone in Liber Ni dat parties By Jan written, M bidder, and in front VENTY-S1X HOS. J. FISHER '& CO,, Real Estate Auctioneers. oAiDeNc deed of 1st recounted in biber No. go Foti Fuspetehe dona es thereby in frout of each of the petane ‘real estate, £0 THURSDAY, THE TWENTY- DAY gctone: AD. eg, at HALE-PAST CH OCI ok : 8 0 {ote three, four, five and whe tn. G. Adina antaeeay oe of sauare three hubdred ghd aiaused street, between 10th a3 ae oy FaRiDay, “SIXTH DAY OF OCTO. BES. xii Se TOUR O'CLOCK Pat. all fieee jiccea of ground known aw Lots One, Two, ‘ive ana in square one thousand and twea’ piinve doggy situated om th K and U streeteand 13th stivet east, Riown a0 9H. "s Slauzhter-House anil also improved. by a lance dwelling-house. Ab IMMEDIATELY erty” in said Square 1,033 we ics of ot twenty-two and. Sop era ‘one ith K t, Ses mate “Terms of sale: One- Sebati in i Eiterent at ts por com ea purchaser or ‘sold, or all by eet or gente vo ‘cal, pee with weit C3 Sock eae ae Beis ae IS SURER THAN ANOTHER, 17 18 THIS: ‘There is no stock of clothing in this city that will com- pare in EXCELLENCE and LOWNESS OF PRICE with that to be found at the WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS. ‘Very easy to prove this by looking through our im- menze stock of Clothing. THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. 4s only one branch store out of five in this country, ‘We IMPORT and MANUFACTURE all the Goods we eell, which is the reason we can sell cheaper than any other house in the city, Give us a call and be convinced. ‘THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, Wx. E. Woon « Co, HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS, oo No. 296 W. Balt. St. and No. 1 North Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. sep6-6m. ie i-\-[-} boooy Syo09 g Reet [ety nn, g ‘nas cr) ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, POWDER AND SHOT, BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, At Wholesale, F.P. MAY&CO, 08 694 Pennsylvania avenue, THE EVENING STAR. 2d Edition. Lats Tlogras to Th Sta SIGNALING FOR ASSISTANCE. An Ocean Steamer Supposed to be On New York, Oct. 2, 2:30 p.m.—The steamer Heim- dahl, from m for this with 500 per- sons'on board, was reported off Fire Island an hour since signaling for assistance, as ahe was on fire, steiner nd Charlie Hoss Again. ASTRANGE STORY FROM WYOMING TERRITORY—TEE TALE TOLD BY A RECENTLY LYNCHED DESPERADO. Prrrspune, Oct. 2.—The tel from St. Louis stating that a new clue had been found in the Charité Ross case, has been corroborated by a state. ment made by ‘a gentleman here from Wyoming ‘Territory, who Says that. Henry Mosher, a brothes of the “Mosher who admitted the kidnapping of Charlie, was lynched near Cheyenne five weeks ago. "Mosher that “his life should be spared twenty-four hours, and said he would give the world information for which it had been Seeking for years He admitted having had in custody a person held for ransom for more than a year, and sald he had been driven to the far west by the hot purselt of detectives. The time was not allowed him, and he. died with the scoret: ise crime for which Mosher was lynched was the kill- ing of J. H. Wentzell and the murderous assault on dim Knight. a A Bloody and Fatal Affray. Arausta Ga., Ock 22—A bloody and fatal fight occurred yesterday near McBean church, in Burke county. ‘On Saturday afternoon there was a dif_l- culty between two Young men named Syms and Rogers at the base ball gronds, when Syms cut Rogers in the hand. After church yes- terday the difficulty was renewed. Thomas H. Syms and his sons, Frank and ‘Thomas, were shot by ‘T. B. Rogers and Rufus MeNorreil Thomas B, Syms was shot five times ‘and instantly killed. Frank and Thomas Syms were mortally wounded and John Rogers was shot in the face by one of his ee Syms family, it is Deoaay were unarm il the parties are respectab! connected and well-to-do farmers. Foreign News by Cable To-day. THE NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTRY. Lisnon, Oct. 22.—The following ene have been made in the Portuguese cabinet: Senhor Barjova Freitas, minister of the interior, vice Senhor Ribeiro-Fonseca; Senhor Lopo Vaz, mnfnister of justice, vice the Marquis de Villena; Senhor Hintz Ribeiro, minister of finance, vic nhor de Fontes Pereira de Mello; Senhor Barboza Bucage, minister of marine, vice Senhor de Mello Gouvea: Senhor Penheiro Chagas, minister of public works, vice Senhor Hintz Ribeiro. RARTHQUAKE SHOCKS. MALTA, Oct. 2—A slight shock of earthquake Was felt here at two o'clock this morning. ‘TRIEST, Oct. 22.—An earthquake shock was felt in this city at 3:30 o'clock this morning, but was harm- less in its effects, ye eo ees nt Counterfeiters Sentenced. New York, Oct. 22.—James Clark, alias Jack Mul- ney, who was arrested for attempting to coun- J. M. and Warren and John T. Cox. (TSE LARGEST SIZE NICKEL-PLATED °=°MAN STUDENT LAMP Complete, 8450 a. W. SCHAEFER, DEALER IN FINE CHINA AND GLASS, ocl0 NO. 1020.7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Scovrrre Frou Toss By Bonarany, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, ConNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. Perpetual Charter, act of Congress January 22d. i867, Cates Baca for $5 to $60 per = Rey of ecuauee and Valual on Special Deposit at lowest CHARLES C. GLOVEE oe Bigs & Oo, Vice President. JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer: ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Benjamin P. Snyder, John Cassels, Albert L. Sturtevant, i, »- Bare, . IMPORTER AND TAILOR. FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED, Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted and suited are invited to call at the Fashion House, sep] 1111 Pa, Ave., Washington, D.C. “THE CONCORD HARNESS.” ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR, LUTZ & BRO, Sone Acrxs For the sale of the celebrated “CONCORD HARNESS; have cn hand a lange stock of all kinds at low prices, 2 wie Every genuine “Concord Harness," and Concord Col- Jar is stamped with maker's name and trade mark, HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES In great variety at Bottom Prices, LUTZ & BRO., sep] 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, HE “* ” GAS ENGINE, Requires no boiler, ave no loss of time, no handlinj Used extensiv , Sew ids all expensive attendance wz of fucl, and no ashes. It is . eneer aoe ht feat Choppers, inting and Lithographic Presses, Cofive Mills, Roasters, Paper, and Ruling Machinery, Lathes, &c., ‘ec. ‘This engine runs with extreme smoothness ind regularity of possesses the least number of working parts, an etvat simplicity of mechanism, ij cul: to rice, &e., apply at Office of Waslington Gas Light Gg e+ apply at Ofice o LIXIE OF BB A BER FI } BAA BORE OR ge BBR AA BBB EE KK BOBAAAB BE. KK ww BBB A ABBE EEEK KT A POSITIVE CURE FEVER—Contains no compounds—at Drugwist EOPLE'S SAVING BANK—WHERE YOU CAN select a suit of Clothing and deposit so much down, Valance in weekly or ».onthly paynientas till paid for,’ Menta Heavy Winte: Suite, 85, 10 and up, a FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND juinine, Arsenic, or any metali Edcents. Fan yi9-6rn Boye School Bulte fon and up. Boye’ Flannel Shirt Waist Sc and°81 J. W. SELBY, sep 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avente, Dawsers WEDDING STATIONERY. Fashionable, Neat and Choicentyles, and the finest Stock sR PUBIE'S ENGLISH CARDS, printed from plato 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, o6-Im Between 9th and 10th streets, 2:4 Rorerez, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. _ HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL, OADREN'S CAURIAE ‘COMPANY. THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, DUNABILITY INTHE MANRET, tare el et Mar Sa An, Son ars caneitens Ste loots, Prices tosuit the times, Err 2 cocoa BREAKFAST. | Made cimpty with boiling water or rile. COMFORT AND | terfelt quarter dollars, pleaded guilty and was sent tothe Auburn state prison for three years at hard Joseph Palermo, also a counterfelter, re- ceived a similar sentence. Marcus Mayer, a post office thief, got 18 months imprisonment’ in the King’s county penitentiary. sue OS The Markets. BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.—Vinginia sixes, pastdne coupons, 45; new ten-forties, 33; new tlirees, 514: North Carolina sixes, old, 106’ bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.—Cotton. steady—middling, 1034, firm; western hi LOvatt4; No. 1 E : Grtones, Lou Ou: November Gom—acuthern steady. wud full: southern white, 64367; ia62; ‘western mixed, spot, and’ Octo: as Nowenibes. enor: year, Sash," Janvary, luiet and nominally eteady—-southern, rh Stasis; do, mixed,” 36a38: Peun: 'eary-—prinie tolchoice Pennayivanie sae Mae, ‘ani eaay’= prin toghotce fenasirania a , 0081600. "Provisions quice and cant, Beas Winter ted spot, an 1.051 aE: 1) Febery, Ciasee tet Bulk meats—shoulders and clear rib sides, Beck g, Garz6, Bacon shoulders, 7: clear nib sew .. Hams, 16ai7, Lard—refined, Butter firm— choloe, creamery, 20a28, western packed, 10:20, Bags Quiet, 29893. Petrolenra duil and Rominsl, refined? 8837." Coffee dull—Rio carzocs ordinary to fair, 11al Sugar quict—A soft, 8%; copper refined quict, 1438143. Mhinky steady, 11a. 18)" Freights to Liverpool per steamer —firm-—cotton, 1i-64d.; flour, Is9d.; grain, 5xafd. Receipts—four, 2,811 ‘bushels; wheat, 35,000 bushels; corn, “6,000 “bushels: oats, 6,000 bushels; Fee gh OO bushels, Shipments mona, “Sales—whest, 235,000" bushels; corn, 5,000 bushels, Tue Preswext APPOINTED to-day Chas T. McCoy, of Dakota, to be fer of the land office at Aberdeen, Dakota, vice Stephen W. Dunt aval n, Dakota, p combe, Civ War day SERVICE APPOINTMENTS IN THE DEPARTMENT.—Secretary Lincoln _to- made the following civil__ser- vice appointments in the War departmen A. 1, Robinson, New York, $1,000, Secretary's of- fice; Richard Cullen, Kansas, class one, A. G. Office, and Jos. T. Hall, Michigan, $1,000, paymaster gen- eral’s office, ‘Tne New Time STANDARD IN THE SIGNAL SER- ‘VicE.—The officers of the signal service of the army onduty in Washington had a conference to-day with a view to adopting the 75th meridian from which to reckon ‘time in that ser vice, in accordance with the movement to have a uniform time standard on all the Tailroads in the United States. Gen. Hazen, the chief signal officer, siys that the new standard will undoubt- edly be adopted in the signal service. ‘MAIL TRANSPORTATION ON SUBSIDIZED RAILROADS Under the recent decision of the controller of the currency concerning the transportation of mails | over the subsidized branch lines of land-grant rail- roads $356,117.35 will have to be returned by the gov- ernment to the companies for mail transported over such branch lines during the fiscal year of 1882; for the fiseal year 1983 $483.391.69 will be returned, and. in addition there isa balance of $85.851.39, which ‘will be paid to the roads fer mali transportation on. the subsidized portions of their main stems. These sums will be credited to the Post Office department as a part of the expense of the department. Bowps REDEEMED.—Up fo the close of business to- day United States bonds had been redeemed at the Treasury department as follows: 115th call, $16.217 500; 116th call, $3,227,700; 117th call, $25,429,450; 1isth call, $15,955,060; 119th call, $14,841,800; 120 Call, $15,007,900; 121st call, $24,531,200. Gen. T. A. McPARLIN, assistant medical purveyor of the army and paymaster general of the army called upon the President to-day. ‘The Detective Cases. THE TRIAL OF EX-DETECTIVE COOMES. (Continued from First Edition.) Auditor Tichenor, of the District, and Property Clerk Sylvester were called to testify respectively to Coomes’ name being on the pay-roll, and to the authenticity of the police manual, both of which facts were admitted. ‘The court asked at this point if it was not time to drop the indictment for receiving stolen goods. “If the government has Grrl nnd what a4 claim on this charge, of recet’ a court said the charge had better be stantoncd, It is preposterous. who loses his How ean that be receiving’ ‘stclen “goods low can them to be stolen.” Mr. Wells arose and said that the government one expect to argue the question at this stage of the case. a “T want tostrip the case right. ” said the court. “It won’ stren sa ran one astraw, e i SheRe Estee and Maryland avenue, po dels MoCauley was called, and oath was Speing adusinistero Jackson objected, sang the protered witness had Srved MANY Seems r. Taggart claimed that having served his terms, under ti aot of 188, he ‘Was competent, a8 a wit- ‘The court said the ‘section of the act: ; Tected to issue to administrator. ice 3 ‘cobb, shoes in bg city post — ‘Went to Europe last summer in company Mr. Lester Bartlett and mother, has returned me. An aged colored m: in the name of Benjamin Butler, was inthe ws At Judge Snell's Court this morntig to ee with F ‘a colored wi 10 the “Margu! of Tewxsbury rules.” The woman stated that Ben broke into her house and assaulted her while in bed. The told bis side of the story and ‘the court ‘the case. —— District Government Affairs, DR. COGSWELL AGAIN. Dr. H. D. Cogswell, of San Frauct: Cal, in a letter to the Commissioners states that he has re- quested Alexander McDonald, Mt. Auburn Marble and Granite, works, Cambridge, Mass, to send and spectiications of drinking Tountains ps : PROPOSED CONDUIT FOR TRLEGRATH WIRES. anit Was stated In THE St4R a few days since that 2 pe to the Postal ‘Felegraph com- Pany several weeks ago to open the streets of thls city to lay undenground wires, had, at the request of the Commissioners, been’ withdrawn by that company for an amendinent. This amendment is in the nature of a contract drawn up by the Com- missioners, and which the Postal Telegraph com- pany has agreed to, to enter the elty by way of 14th Street throtigh a conduit to be coustructed by the company, large enough to confain at lea: thousand wires, or room enough to accommodate all telegraph or telephone wires of this or auy other company, ‘TRANSFERS TY _RRAt, ESTATE.—Deeds tn fee have Deen recorded as follows: J. Myers to C. M. Tomp- Kins lot 20 and pt. 21, sq. 568; $3,360. Jolin Bela to Herman Jacobson, pt. 16, sq. 115; $2,450. FR. Windsor to J. R. Brown, sub lot 38, Sq. 117; $2.800. W. B. Orme to Edward Simms, sub lot 6, sq. w. of Sq. 623; $3,000. J. 'T. Wineberger to Sarah Grech, Pt 8, Sq. 813; $1,600. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The followin: were the readings at the olfice of the chief sign: officer to-day:—7 a.m., 47.3; 11 a.m., 49.0; 2 p.m., 004. Maximum, 50.6; minimum, 45.0. ‘The Courts, Court IN GENERAL TeRM. To-day, United States ex rel. White agt. Knox, commissioner, &c.; ordered on calendar. Keyser, Tecelver, agt. Hitz} hearing resumed. Cincurr Count—Judge Macarthur. To-day, German American Bank agt. Tullock; death of defendant suggested, and simmons di: Philips agt. Sinoot et al; discontinued. Moses agt. Blackburn etal; Judgment agt. Vandenburg and discontinued astoothers. Frederick, executor, agt. Shepherd; Judgment for plaintitr $500. Equiry Court—Juage Coz. To-day, in re. Virginia S. Riley, guardian; filingot certificate directed. Shoemaker agi. Shoemaker; anditor’s report ratified and distribution, Buuler agi. Scott; purchaser allowed to pay Birney agt. Birney, commission to obtali answers of in- fants, McNamara agt. Collins; demurrer sustain with leave to ame! Cersiey agt. Cersley; testl- mony ordered taken. ‘Turton agt. Saunders; on hearing. i ae The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: (oT ey Cent. Pac......] 63 | 633/Nor. & W Ches. & Ohio... | ‘| ie Do. 1st pret. ‘Do. 24 pret. cc. C&L Name. Name. D.L&W.. Den. R& G. Erie ... 6%, 47%, Do. pret 8014 ‘Texas Pac. : 4) 213g Union Pac. -| 91% 91% Wab. Pac | 8334! 6341 Do. nn435,0143 cei atl) biastia irving and Miss Terry. ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH ACTOR AND HIS LEADING LADY—HOW THEY LOOK AND TALK. Henry Irving, the English actor, accompanied by his leading lady, Miss Ellen Terry, arrived in New York yesterday. Lawrence Barrett and Wm J. Florence, in a steam yacht loaned to them by Samuel J. Tilden, also Mr. Abbey and some friends in another vessel, went down the bay to meet the arrivals. Irving is thus described by one of a beat- load of reporters: His general appearance re- minds the \tor of Oscar Wilde. His long ke were too thin for fashionably-tight. trowsers. His Coat was an unpretentious sack. It was his head that was not ordinary. ‘The top of It, about six ere fect above his soles, had the of a soft felt hat brim, of the Buffalo fashion; but when he took off ‘this sovering. all suggestion of the border scout was gone. Although his hair was long and parted in the middle there was nothing effeminate in the general effect. _ His conversation Was devoid of alfectation. | He was nelther lofty nor patronizing, accent was 80 good that he might have been taken for a well-educated American, Miss Terry charmed the party. She had some bewitching’ trouble with her skirts in climbing to the gunwale. She clung with surpass- ing grace to Mr. Florence, who steadied her over the plank, and, finaily, she Sprang to the yacht’s deck with a laugh and talked Vivaciously. News Briefs. The Neler; railroad has been completed to Lex- ter, Boston, Saturday night chased with tris to ter, Boston, Saturday night, charg ith try to steal the play of “Young Mrs. Winthrop,” of which they had taken nearly complete short-hand notes. They surrendered Uelr nove-books and were dis- charg At Rapids, near Rochester, N. Y., Saturday, John Kelly murdered Jacob Luiz wiitle asleep and wounded Lutz’ son. ‘The only apparent motive Was to steal $10, Kev. Dr. D. A. McCready, pastor of the Walton M. F. church, Pittsburg, Pa. dropped dead of heart disease at his home oh the’south side last night. ‘The Marquis of Lansdowne, the new governor general of Canada, has arrived in the St. Lawrence, and ls expected at Quebec to-night In Chicago, last night, A. J. Mason sflot and killed W. Hl. Paddock. “Paddock was trying to have an interview with his wile, Mason’s sister, who lived apart from her hmsbard, ‘The Columbus, Ohio, rolling mill has been sold to Milwaukee parties, with Gen. Irwin McDowell at the head of the new concern. An orchestral rehearsal of the score of Klein's new opera “Keno” was given in Cincinnati last week. The libretto is by Donn Piatt. The opera is spoken of in favorite terms by Cincinnati critics. AU an Irish National League meeting in London Friday night a resolution was passed expressing rise and pleasure at the tenor of the speech delivered by Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at the re- Sven ean him by the New York State bar as- 0c! ‘The Dublin Freeman's Journal demands that the government shall ecute the leaders of ae eens meeting at Roslea on the 16th in- Pryor, O'Donnell’s American in an , sald Gen. interview, he was satistied 07 killed Carey in self-defense, He said it would be proved question. Political Points, ‘The democratic state central committee of Chusetts, at Boston, Saturday, nominated & A. Prince, who declined. HE a so’ of gs AONE ty ined. a son and ts favorably known in Boston. The temperance question Was discussed mm = number of Methodist pulpits in Baltimore yester- day, tn accontance the resolution that each Beton Reach at least one sermon on the suLsecs uring the political camy Mr. Wm. A. Daily, who was nominated by the democrats for state's attorney of Garrett county, Md. has withdrawn in favor of Johu W. Vell the present Incumbent of the office, 2 humber of colored churches of Baltimore Lerday "he "pastors urged the cnioted menbare eo vote for Heiskell and the whole reform ticket. ————<or- = THR PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.—Saturday’s session, of the Synod of Baltimore, at Colora, Md, was with devotional exercises cohductad hy Hev. Jonn L. French, of the Presbyt this city. Samuel H. Howe, D.D., and John T. Warfield were. appointed on the’ commitiee on bills and overtun Thomas 8. _ D.D., minutes ot General aseren- 3; Wm. T. Van Doren, minutes of the Presbytery Ot iaatuimores Emerson ‘Hodges, written minutes of the synod; John W. Easby, minutes of the Prosby- tery of Newcastie; John T. Warfield, fnance, Thomas & Childs was appointed chairman of the ‘Standing committee on mr as, and Joba i. French on education. Last evening Rev. Dr, J ‘ached the sermon on the sub- ion of the Holy Spirit to the it Dispensation.” ‘The next stated meeting of the synod 1s to be held at Frederick city, Md, on the Uhird Friday of October, 1584. tome hacinaptsrides A PROMINENT CrtvEN CHARorD wire Tor Rere AND MURDER OF A FEMALE DomEsTIC.—Zora Bi who had been employed as a domestic in the family of Irvin A. Carpenter, a prominent and wealthy he Week ing all the evidence of a desperate throat had been cut from crushed in, is bore evidence that she had hi e with her assailant. It was fe Was enciente, and evidence He He has a wife and two —see—_______ Pension Fracps av Lancaster, Pa—John M. With pension frauds, was removed to Philadelpiia from Loncaster Saturday to await trial. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Wm. Coxey, of Lancaster, on the change of taking ile. Ral fees from penstouers, The accused heard of : ud fed. ‘The arrests have caused excitement and itis likely that others polnted to Carpeater as being the’ munderer. Was arrested oh Savunlay, children. ——_—_—_-e.—_______ A SrvpporN Coven that will not yield to ont. nary remedies, may be thoroughly cured by Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, an emi Bronchial and Pulmoiai COX—WILKIF, In Baltimore, on Poth. 1aK2, by the Rev. John L. Lanahan, EUGENE A. COX tS L. 122 both of Washington, DG. * Spee ob DIED. ARNOLD. On Sanday, October 20. 18%, WILLARD ALNOLD, in the seventh year of his axe, son of the late Henry A_and Fannie A ‘uneral from. th ros’ ‘of his mother, No. 117 Fourtecnth strept,on Wednesday morning, October 24, at eck, to which relatives and fricuds are invital Burial at Alexandria, 2 TRAINOR. On Saturday, October 2th, 1883, at 4.30 giclock “a. m.. EVA, the daughter of James ard Sarah bars, Trainor, sed E Fan ral will take place from her te Tewidenen, 524 Bsth stroct northwest, Tuesday, October 2k, ato O'clock, Friends ot the family invited to attend. * YOUNG, In Paris, at three o'clock on the morning of the 224 of October, 1883, in the twenty-fourth pear of , JULIA, the wife of John Russell Venus’ YOUNG. On Sunday, October 2ist, 148%, at 2.99 o'clock aim. H. YOUNG, in the forty-sixth year of his ee. “Funeral from the residence of his wife, No. 218 Fleventh street, corner © strvet northwest, Tucwlay, ob ‘ 1. > UNDERTAKE! 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West as Dever gaye oak wae yea and can be worn wale $20 (ex), B80 (ex) For Ho , rani, |, hing AB, Fo oben SRP re ae | appre ee REECE »] 1: Serta fe aes ee - Bae 00 and i100 a Seman Ee eae eae ‘oosam oly “ave- dave te fag “3 ae turiecks amp Omo ‘RAILROAD.—Trains leave | ®' ae. tne's corner of X. J. ave. abd. Csi. a8 fol heltinor fo Urexpoat gers alternate Tocaday, vig