Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1883, Page 3

a Umbro» AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALES. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. Sal) 914 Seventh to be sold ns, Cloths Auction the Goods L Fir ta, Cashmere Laces, Em ino and Cotton, Ladies’ ittons, Hosiery, Parasols, Silks, Spool Cot- we of Valu ors, Fringes, Spx ton, Fine % issors and Perfumery: ut 4 many other mention. This stock is choles, this us the goods » Walunt Office Desk, | sotd MONDAY, ELVE O'CLOCK in lots to the ENTY-NINTH ted Showeas-s will be EWENTY-NINTH, at 7 kow hand will be off MONDAY, OCTOR DAY, CCTOBER TH ATIETH, _ POTOMAC RIVER SME i>. MATL LINE 16 MONKOE AND Tit 4 se EK ARRO Tth-stovet wharf at 2 Py Return: Pay. All seeoretaod BALLS onl Bites he West, w ith Place & Line, 640 a m. and 440 p.m. dail €40 a.m, a2 4:40 p.m. dail pt San- TA AND DERICKSRURG RATE. ALEX 4A AND WASHING LOS | ¥ ), 9-20. 11:00 and 11:30 a.m, 2:00 TiLsOpau. On Sunday at | ‘ wt Yr! = fS 3 i ville, 10:15 a, 10. w York at $:10 a. f t Wand 4:40; on Sunday, 9 ‘hington_and Baltimore, 40. L130 n., daily except Sunday, 5:45 he Wiest dally, 6.20, 7:95 am., 2:25, Iphin, 2:55, 8:30 a.m., daily, and Hd Wa. m., 1:90, n stop at Relay Station except apply_at the Baltimore and e—Washington Station, 619 aud 15! venue, corner Mth street, where order for bawenge to be cheeked and received at ; M of T., Baltimore. .. LORD, Gen'l Pussenger Avent. EAPEST MEAT FLAVORING 4k SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND EXTRACT OF MEAT. te and palatable tonic in all cases ant leaky, ne only with the fac simile et matene in Blue Tak across 8 Faution is nece . owlne is Mu the marset, eg “S EXTRACT OF MEAT. of all Storekeepers. Grocers and le Agente for the United State © Davi S cl ) ‘epebuure LIEbIG CoMPAN Z Lou and apzi ELLULOUD TRI . THAT N R BREA * WsGRe out. always loan and ean be Worl, CHAS, PTSHER’s, ea Sitiest Propet tw. IN virtue ts cil, at ” AND i a by su ed by deed o tt at F[HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ‘© SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. C. of ndeed of trust, dated Bd, day of D. 1882, rerorded in Liber No. 994, folio} and records of the District of Colum- dat the request of the partics there! public anc we on, in front of each 6f the prem- juatter described, the following real estate, to THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF D. 1883, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK pieces or pareely of ground known as nd six, in J. G. Adama’ suladlivision ro Pell all. tem east thirty-one foot seven the weet thirteen feet and hrve by the depth of said and forty-seven, situsted on ni kith and Mth streets east, im- mall frase dweiling-houses of fve rooms mscrs shall give thrir promissory rust on the property n Liber No. cords, {0 PIV CK PM it by depth ered s vicinity ares met newspaper WILLIAM DICKSON ‘Trustee, AN NUE Hi roved by a thivest), G: cb ON SALT OF A Di ON NORTH SIL One-third easly and balance in sfx, twelve and jaal installments at o1 int reperty will be re (Home puehiser, ESIEABLE, BUILDING c rE PEWEE CON X ORER TWENTY-ETFTH, P.M., will be sold, at tof the” premises, pa fronting feet on Maryland about 3473 square feet of } Percent, secured tion of purchaser. $100 h conveyun mur Plicd with iu seven days, ‘OLDWS tious "TO-MORROW. S BROS., Aveti IM sizuet me corner D street, OF BOOKS. OFFICE E, AY ts FE STRENT ALSO, KNABY PIANO. issued by the Supreme Court of Columbia, holding ‘a special form as. Hse at CO8 F street northwest. on | SIXTH, 1985, COM- wie day, at am hand 1 <trects northwes JOL AND COVER. “rict of Columbia, in Liber’ il offer for sal . 10, dranning y. and im three-story brick . 6 C street containing 13 rooms and a brick stable. ne-thim of purchase money in cash- balance reat, to be secured by rust on the property ; or al pur. _A deposit of $100 require on day of ing and recording st purchascr'scost. ale are not complied with in ten day id at the risk and cost of after five days" notice, REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee. EQUENCE OF FRIDAY, OCTOBER i, Real Estate Auctioneer, 10th and F strects northwest. ©: w in front of the ; cemises, on THU | OF NOVEMEFR, at HALF-PAS’ M.,, the Part of Lot 1, in square N rooms | fPHOMAS DOWLING, Anctoncer, ONE, SCHOMACKER & CO. PIANO FORTE (A FINE INSTRUMENT), TEN SETS WALNUT PARLOR FURNIT ALL GRADES: ONE SUPERB . ONE IDEBOART [NELY ROSEWOO) ET, CABINET, “FANCY CHAIRS RATED TO} PILLO PAINTED AN ‘COOKING AND FORTY MOQUET BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAR- FIFTY SMYRNA RU ENTXY DRUGGETS, TIFTY STAIN CAMPETS. LOT LADIES CLOTHING, 18K. GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. Ars0, TWO COUPES, CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &o, TWO FINE DRIVING MARES. o> On SATERDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 'TWENTY- front of wf auction’ iponte Totti oala seheaid aes ront of ty auction, ’s splendid vollec- tion of household. effects. Parties furnishing would attending this sale. Should it rain, the articles will be arranged within our spacious sales rooms, O23 A vetIOn SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, study, their interest by I will sel by public auction nt my store 1218 Pennsyl- in avenue, ‘commencing on MONDAY, OCTOB! aa ct POLOCe ‘ee a large col- edges, consisting of Ladies and Gen ts Clothing of all kins such as Over- Stippary. “Hats, Seat’ Oapm and Buttiues, ‘Dresses? iy . EX al Caps a Bklris, Bilks, Uiideretottang and Dress Goods,Cloaks, Cirenlas Dohnans apd Shewls, Books, Musical, ‘aud Surgical Instruments, Table Ware, Towels, Blankets, Quilts, Spreads, Sheets and Lillow Cases, Mallee, ae. Glasses, Spy goes v ara Revolvers Log pee Shears: nd eas Machine, Clocks: &¢ hd Hatton Fluting Machine Clack: Be oe ‘This sale will continue MORNINGS at T and EVEN: Sat SEVEN O'CLOCK, until all the lots are sold. Persone holding, tiekets, the time on which aving expired, will please take notice. et RK EULTON, Px ionee! FOUR YEARS OLD; ONE BAY ARS OLD, AND 0! SORREL TVEARS OLD, AT AUCTION ‘OBER TWENTY-SEVENTH, ‘LOCK, in front of my Auction horses ans warranted sound,and will ess, and are kind and gentle. "025-2 rpuomas Dow LID rpuowas DOWLIN ONE BAY HORSF, MARE, SIX DOG AT AUCTION. § TWENTY-SEVENT! 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, within iny auction room I shall sell a thoroughbred Pug Pup, about nine mouths cid. 035-2 () H. SMITH & SON, Real Fstute Broker, F, © SUE E CON, Feats itbeteet northwest, CTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE, BUILDING cae hing ON THE NORTH SIDE OF C STREET, BE- TWEEN | FOUR-AND-&HALE AND SIXTH eTS NORTHWEST. - 1383, AS, HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. besold, In front of the premises, the east 37 feet inches” {rout of original lot 3; square 400, containing "ferns cary and mace known at eal runs eaey and msde sale, o7700 3. 't, COLDWELL, Auctioneer. [. COLDWELL, Beal Estate Auctioneer, fect ou Gth Birect and Sixt street, improved by two frame dwellings. ‘Terms: One-t rchase inoney in cash, the bal- ance in two instalnients, at one and two years, with 7 per cent interest, to be seenred by the purchaser's notes | une deed of trust on the property, or all in cash, at pur- ‘soption. A deposit of $100 required on day of conveyancing haser's cost. If the tern ied with in ten days the property ‘Will be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after Lye days’ notie * ROBERT COHF! o25-cokds JOHN N. WALKERS Trustees. AS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SIXE SATE OF HEAVY STANDARD GRO- Ri ® GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, COFFEES, Re. i eye cha: NG, NOV ) TEN O'CLOC d by Messrs. W. A. Offutt & Co., No. ie street, corner of Hizh street, Georgetown, D.O., I will scll the entire contents, comprising Whixkies, Gins and French Brandies; Blackberry aud Catawba Wines, Bot- tled Liquors. ‘Tea Caddies and Teas; 5 chests assorted Teas: 3 sacks Old Government Java; 3 sacks tho: Lot Koasted Coffees; Coffee in Cases, Pearline; Yeast Powder, Extracts, Fruit Jars; Washing, Toile Castile Soaps; Blacking, Sardines, ‘Lobsters; Canne xls, Wrapping Pauper and Bags: Wood and Willow ines: Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, . Lard, Lard in Gans; 2 bbls, No. 3 Macke: 1g oie. Vinear; 25 bbls, Svea: § bbls, Black Strap Molasses; Kefrigerator,Coffee Mill; Scales, Cheese Cese; 2iozen ew Carriage Whing. aiid many other articles not necessary to mention. ‘The goods wi sold in lots to suit, and_ the ae uld command the attention of dealers and buyers generally, ‘Terns cash, 025-68 THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. NPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. i ONE. GILT-FRAME FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL MIR- ROR, ONE WALNUT-FRAME FE -PLATE DO, DO.. TWO FRENCH-PLATE PIER MIRRORS. WIfH CORNICE TO MATCH: REP |W INDOW HANGINGS, MAHOGANY BOOK-CASE, WALNUT SSED PLUSH PARLOR SET, REP PARLOR Y BLUSSELS AN. “THRE! CARPETS. MIRROR-FRONT HALL-RACK, W. NUT MIRROR-FRO! WHATNO’ WALN MARBLE-Te ER FURN. YS AND BOLSTERS, MATTRE TOP SIDE ABLE, DGLAS: WR, KITCHEN REQUISITES, BER HOTHOUSE PLANTS, VASES, HOSE, SERCO ALSO, FE CARRIAGE HORSE, 5. ¥, SET HAT & ‘RS OLD; els-dads D. 1883, in equity cause Ne = coIn) pax. THE i, | at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the following-described roperty, viz: Purts of Lots’ 16 and 17, in square 111, winning at the northwest corner of ‘said square and Tunning thence east al inches; thenee south inches, to 20th st phice of he ‘k buildins othe: o1S-dkls, dzity except Sunday, 7 exks of ction, ta BER tat real Columbia, with all the 1a sau of six ‘oral cash, $250 to murchaser. the entire All convey: J. RO. HOLTZMAN, Auctioneer. 0. Camplainant and Aanic C: Forsthene et al. detend. ants, the 1 purchaas money to be paid two equal installments, payable 13 years froin the day of sale, and sect frost on the property sold, to the satisfaction of the ‘Trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A. deposit of $100 required on day of sale. If terms of sale hot complied with in peoverty will, be resol purchaser, Conveyancinue at purchase i oS FILEMO. umbered two (2), in Kk. 7), wcconting to. the Surveyor cf Washington city, “terms of sale: and in ne, two and three years, with interest thereon at the be inade at complied with in ten day to resell the EW BUICK DWE! H AND O S' palunice in one and two years: uid to be setured by deed of tru Jon of pure of sich re Washinton. D. «weather, until S UBER,’ 1583, at sare DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. OF VALUABLE 1M?" é STORE AND ‘DWE Bef (ORNEK. OF "20TH REETS NORTHWE i= day of Ortober, A, wherein Julia Green Passe dersined, Trust FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBE! for sale, at Hun: A.D. ct will off worth ME street 78 fect and 1 f, and thence north flong soth atest § ce north flong 20th stree mnhing.and improved by a welling and storehouse. sale, as prescribed by the decree: One-third wetively br oun and ciiecly ie oar secured by deed of even days from day of sale, the at risk and cost of defaulting ex's cost. NSON BROS., Aucts. | CH Y HARD MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST, at K, at 2408 K street northwest, by order of Orpian’s Court, the undersizned, adininistrators, Sell the above effects, B. ‘The Horse and Carriage will be sold at 12 0’clock EDWARD _GODFY, eT Rniwaicnr, } Administrators, NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED ON ft SIDE OF FOU i NORTHW! | o2t-dts CELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS! ‘A CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTME By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the Divisict of Columbia, passed on the twenty-first ‘of December, 1882, in Equity cauise No. equity docket No. 21, we will offer for sale. by ablic au in front of the premises, on THURS. D, ist), 1b6s, AT FOUR \OVEMBER FIKST (: CLOCK P.M, Lots four (4), ‘six (6), and eight (), of Heitimulier’s, recorded sub-division of square numbered two hundred and forty-two (242). in the City of Washington,D.C.according fo the sub-division of the said lots fonr’ (4), six (6) and cicht (8), which the court by its order passed in said cause has anthorized us as trustees to make, and which sub- ‘inion is as fol- Lot four (4) into three lots, each fronting twen= (22) feet and eight (#)inches on Fourteenth (14th) srcet: Jot ais (0) into tres lots, each fronting, twenty. two (22) feet and eight (#) inches on Fourteenth (4th) frock” all of said subdiviional ots to be banded by \¢ Fear line of the present and the sub-division raid lots four (4) antl six (6) to be made Dy parallel tines at right angles with Fourteenth street: lot eight (8), fronting on Rhode Island avenue, to be sub-divided into Puree Tots of equal length and fronting on Rhode Island ayenue, the one bounding on the alley to be twenty-six (26) feet wide and the other two each twen- ty-one (21) feet in width, By this sub-division we make 48 all nine () lots for of which is an eligible for ing 1D The tern of sale ks presenibed by the decree of the court are: One-third ‘and the residue in oneand two years from day of aale, with interest from day of lc or all cash, at option ‘of the purchaser. Tho do- ferred payment y purchase money are se gured by Pretholding aed or by taking mortage oF deed 0 on 3 be paid out of Bresale will be " -.. A deposit of two hundred dollars (| i bicowe semen evocs pote the sale from ds; to day in case the property be not sold on the day advertised. All conv urchaser’s spells, 820 sane 6 Suid OBERT 0. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioncer, me. F200 65T pms Sanday, | IE Toth and F streets northwest. At Joints 85 a m,, | SUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING (Opi. daily exept | HOUSE ON K STREET, No. 1403. THE FORMER ti 'daih from Point of | RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON C. {two deods of trust, no fet dag’ off Apri, and % tulio 254, and ‘ber ‘No. 872, folio 144, in the land the District of Columbia, Lwillsell at public 1 eatnte in the city of Washington, tot improvements thereon, to wit: nace Lumbered two ht Plat therwof in One-fo; per cent eT annnm, payable semi-ann at the op! ually, ion of th yt ae ob ae He gh enon ot wen ae aaah egret flea < title to be retained by the Trestarwn amount of purchase money has been paid. ancing at the cost of purchaser. |AMES G. BERRET, Trustee. ‘o10-d&kds, Cc NC! SALE OF VALUABLE ROVED PROPERTY IN THE NOWMaASTERN PART OF THE CITY, IN SQUARE the Supreme Court of the DERI ef Cainsabin boldiow « Special Sem te jab 1. canse Dg reg ay Long Shag et al. are defendants, which decree was of Bey on Caney A nei tne City of be at purchases ‘GEORGE F. APPLEBY, WILLIAM i EDMONGTON | Trustoce, ‘Ofticen, 420 Sth strect'northwest. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. 017-d&ds IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, CATALOGUE SALE ‘OF Two 'E LAW LIBRARIES CLASSICAL ‘AND. MI SELTANEOUS BOORS, oh SE NDAY EV! 6, ‘OBER TWENTY-NINTH, Bool ready for examination. Terms cash. oma °F THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, NO, . Estate Broker, Phe A. PRESCOTT, Real mentor VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE BY PUB- LIC AUCTION, TEEPE 1 shall offer for sak AY, PISANE Se HALE PARE FuUR Dotouk a i“ M streets southwest, yest the northwest corner of said id offer ity for investment said streets, an creer eM (OF nt {oo feck “Frontage on Sd geet aot WABI129 FT, COLDWELL, Auctioneer. UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, Gee Sone Ee ee RORTEWitsE ; (AN 2astio STEP, BUOYANT SPIRITS AND clear complexions, are among the many desirable results of pure blood. The possessor of healthy blood has his faculties at commandsiand enjoys a clear and quick perception, which is impossible when the blood is heavy and sluggish with impurities. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known, VP HOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPERATE TO turn the hair gray, all that is needod to restore the natural color is Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. For more than twenty years itssales have been enormous, but we have yet to learn of its first failure. oct25, H_00 5585 Ho HHS Li H #00? 8ss TITTEFE RRR, 958g iE T kerk & Sss8 CELEBRATED STOMACH - ‘TTTTTTTT KEE RRR SS, Pag eRe rg 8 BoB tf oT eR Res | BBBIL T T ERER B%sg8> In chronic dyspepsia and liver complaint, and In chronic constipation and ofher obstinate diseases, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is beyond all comparison the best rem- edy that can be taken. As 8 meansof restoring the strength and vital enersy of persons who are sinking ‘under the debilitating effects of painful disorders, this standard vegetable invigorant is confeasedly unequaled. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. oct == Gentemex! BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR FALL OR WINTER SUIT OR OVERCOAT YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK AT THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ‘The Goods sola there possess merit in style and make, beauty in fabrics and trimmings, and the prices Tralge lower than tho-c of any house fu the city. Our $ 5 Overcoat is equal to any sold at $ 9, Our 3 6 Overcoat is equal to any sold at Our $ 7 Overcoat is equal to any sold at $12. Our $ 8 Overcoat is equal to any sold at $14, Our $10 Overcoat is equal to any sold at #18. Our $12 Overcoat is equal to any sold at 220. Our $15 Overcoat is equal to any sold at $28, ‘Onr $20 Overcoat is equal to any rold at $35. 6 Business Suit ‘Our #8 Business Suit is equal to any sold at $15, Our B10 Business Suit is superior t6 tuost ones wold equal to any sold at $10, at 318. Our $12 Cassimere Suit ig {uperior to most ones sold at Our $15 Corkscrew Suits are equal to any 201d at $25, Our 818 Corkscrew Suits are egnal to any gold at ‘These are made up in rack Suits, es 4-button cutaway, frock and 10 Black Diazonel Suit ie cyusl to any sold at $18. 15 Black Cloth Suit is equal to any soldat ¥: -k Cloth Suit is equal to any sold at a ‘K Broadcloth Sult is euperior to most ones sold at $50. BOYS' GooDs. Our 82.50 Overcoat wonld be cheap at 84. Our $3.50 Overcoat can't be equalled af 85, ‘Our. Overcoat is a bargain indeed. Our 6 Overcoat is worth $10. Our $8 Overcoat sells elsewhere at $15. Our $10 Overcoat must be scen to be appreciated. Onr 83, $4. 85, 86, $7. $8, 89, or $10 Suits are just about 40 per cent. below the usual selling prices, PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS In Cassimere, Chevoit, Doeskin and Beavers in endless ‘Variety at all prices from $2 up. GOSSAMERS FOR BOYS AND MEN at $2, $2.50, $3 and $4—The best in the market. THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. Pir no mistake and come to the corner 10th and F rects. Wu. E. Woon & Co, HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURE AND ERECT THE MOST IMPROVED STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS, ‘No. -296 W. Balt. St. and No.1 North Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. sepé-6m cco 00 AL H H OO DDD s5Sg 0 CO OAAL { HHO OD coc 00 A ALLLL H 10 ASH SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, POWDER AND SHOT, BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, At Wholesale, F.P.MAY& 00, 634 Pennsylvania avenue, ss” THE CONCORD COLLAR, LUTZ & BRO., Sone AcEsts For the sale of the celebrated “CONCORD HARNESS,” haye on hand a large stock of all kinds at low prices, Every genuine ‘Concord Harness,” and, Concord Col- Jar is stamped with maker's name and trade mark, HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROLES In great variety at bottom Prices, LUTZ & BRO., sepil 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, -Eu™ or FO line, Arsenic, 50 centa. y] Mends Giass, Crockery sebtid an rock Hard iy lamantt FIR) toughest and most elastis EEEGiue on earth! A Sam- E Giant amonz all Glues and Cements! Absolutely Unbreakable le Faget ae CO. 1347 Ws arooara Btatlonicrs Hasdwae patient FE®#Y COLLEGE Lorreny. $2. $30,000 FOR Third ar. tly ltake place in the re on drawing will: Si tout in. + THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 29, 1808. A LAWFUL LOTTER' ‘AIR DRAWING. Henry county in the sum of "$100,000 for the prompt reader EVOLUTION rx E NUMBER Se" Every holder joey Loy Bet SB oxo msns | ees THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY..............0ctober 23, 1883. 2d Edition. Lalit Telarams to The lar ‘Walsh Against Brady. A STAR ROUTE CaSE IN NEW YORK—SUIT ON BRADY'S ‘NOTES. New Yorx, Oct. %.—One of the star route cases haf ese as the supreme court before = Barrett. It was an action brought by John Walsh Thomas J. Brady, of star route fame. ‘The matter came up on a motion to vacate ‘an order which had ison siento for the examina- peared, with Judge Wilson ot Wasningeon is sabe ru of Washin; Port of'the motion, and E. H. Grandin Sppceed It ‘The suit was based upon a claim of about $42,000. ‘The order was asked to be vacated on the ground that there was no necessity for the examination of Brady; that Walsh had testified fully and in detail concerning the alleged causé of action and the al- Jeged existence of certain notes in the star route trial in Washington, and hence he was perfectly aware whether or not he had a cause of action. ‘The claim ts alleged to be upon certain notes made by Gen. Brady. In opposition it was stated that Mr. Walsh was not aware of the contents of these notes, and that the knowledge of their contents was Recessary and material to enable him to frame his complaint In answer to the court Mr. Grandin said that these notes were executed and endorsed by Gen. Brady, and that his client was deprived of them by force and fraud. Mr. Walsh now sought to ex- amine Gen. Brady a3 to the contents of these Papers bofore trial, so that the examination may be used when the case 13 brought to trial. JUDGE BARRETT'S DECISION. Judge Barrett after examining the papers decided that the order would have to be vacated because ‘the affidavit did not state that the plaintiff needed to see the notes, neither did It show that the evi- dence of Brady’ was materiii and necessary to enable Walsh to frame his complaint. He there- fore vacated the order, In connection with this suit an order had also ‘been obtained to examine Senator W. P. Kellogg as es 80 that his deposition could be used upon e Senator Kellogg says in his affidavit that Walsh was active ia peas his in- ictment against him, charging — him with having received compensation from J. B. Price while he was U.S. Senator. He states that the order for his examination hese was not obtained in good faith, but. was intended to preju- dice him in his trial on the indictments. Counsel contended that there was nothing in the affidavits of the other side to show what the object of the examination as, and no complaint had been fled. judge Barrett, after lool through the papers, announced that th s was sor and vacated this ordez ————— Shot Dead. GREENFIELD, O., Oct. 25.—John Doggett, a tender in Charles Horn’s TY, Was Fenced on the way home last nisht by an’ unknown person, shot twice and instantly Killed. Several colo1 men saw the murder, but failed to catch the mur- lerer. Se ‘The Freight War in Utah. Sarr LAKE Crry, U. T., Oct. 95.—The freight war continues, but the Union’ Paritic road now changes 50 cents per hundred from the Missouri river, the same as the Denver and Rio Grande road. Mer- chants are availing themselves of the cut, and are ordering goods by telegraph. Merchants with large stocks Tear the result, but. think such a radical cut cannot last long. Mr. Clark, the superintendent of the Unton Pacific, goes to Denver to-day to consult with the Denver and Rio Grande managers, and the general impression 18 that the old rates will be re- ‘Stol SS 5 ‘Tarn the Rascals Out.” New York. Oct. %5.—Last night Dantel Jackson, auditor of accounts in the elty controller's depart= Mmetit, was served with a formal specification ot charges, also with a notice that opportunity would be given him (Jackson) on the 29th instant to make planation he might wish, and that in case xplanation shouid not prove satisfactory re- from oflice would follow. Astros cL The Striking Switchmen. Kaxsas Crry, Mo., Oct. 25—A meeting of the switchmen was held here iast night. ‘The commit- tee assert that a large majority of the men have agreed to go out unless the rallroad company grants the advance, Tt 1s further stated that delegates in the Interest of the strike are here from St. Lo Omaha, Sf. Joseph and Leavenworth. 3 seed ate ‘Kne Cushion Carom Championship. SLOSSON DEFEATS SEXTON. Cacao, Oct. 25.—A game of cushion carom bil- Mards for ‘the champlonship and $500 a. side was layed last night at Central Music hall between ‘ma. Sexton and Geo. F. Slosson. M. Honohan, of Chicago, was referee. | ‘The for the greater Part, Was slow and tedious, Slosson t lead at the start and keeping it to the end. sepia ot The Pimlico Races. WINNERS AT BALTIMORE TO-DAY, PIMLICO, MD. Oct. 25.—First race—Welcher, first; ™ second; Reveller, third. Time, 1.49. econd race—Dixie stakes, two miles, was won by George Kinney; Trafalgar second, and Gonfalon third. Time, 3.56. PIMLICO, Mb., Oct. 25.—Third race, Oriole handl- cap, one mile and an eighth, for all ages, won by Bella; Parole second, Aranza third, Tune, 2:04. aaa aaa Stocks Still Up. ‘THE STRUGGLE IN WALL STREET. New York, Oct. 25.—The Post's financial article says:—The advance in the stock market was con- Unued this forenoon, several stockstouching higher rices than at any previous time since the turn fn te market over a week ago. The extreme ad- vane m all active stocks were made mostly before eleven o’clock,but though the market was generally strong after that time, the extreme advance in some stocks was not maintaned. Dlinols Centralat 30 had lost 13¢ of its advance, leaving the net a vi 194; Michigan Central 14, leaving the net 1 St. Pant and Omaha preferred lost 1, leaving the net advance 1, eS ‘Telegraphic Briefs. By an accident in an tron foundry at Le Creuzot yesterday ten men were filled. Rev. Isaac Willey Pembroke, the oldest Congreza- tional minister in’ New Hampshire, died yesterday at Concord, aged 90. et ‘The Markets, BALTIMORE, Oct. 25—Vinginia new threes, 51 bid day. western slizhtly firmer; southern amber, 1.0801.14; No, 1’ Maryland, 1.130) Western winter red._ spot. and Octobe November, 1.054a1,00%: December, 1.077%. rt LAD aL 105 *Corn—southern, fairl western dull aud nominal; southern white, 65a67: do: ellow, 59a62; western mixedspot, and October, 574a58 lovem ber, 55348 56; year, 5349056. Outs slow—southern, 85a38; western white, 37a38: do. mixed, 344036. Pen sylvania, 36038. Rye firmer, 65267. dull and easy. rime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, 13,00215.00. rovisions fairly active and steady.” Butter “Arm fOr gholee “western picked, 16320; creatnery, 20428, Fiees firm and higher, 24325, ' Petrolcum dull and nominal— refined, 8ia8%. "Cotfes quiet—Rio canzoes, ordinary to fair,11a12¥, Sugar dull—A soft,8%; copper refined quiet, Tasgalseg. Whisky steady, Linal 18%. ts to Liv: peel tee moana eatin Tea Tadd: erpool per steamer tton, as pea, Hecctnig Rou “2008, Dare wheat, 5,000 bushels. Reply to Dezendorf’s Charges. THE DEFENSE OF COM. MAYO AND NAVAL CON- STRUCTOR VARNEY—COMMENTS OF SECRETARY CHANDLER. Secretary Chandler has made public the defense of Commodore Mayo and Navai Constructor Var- ney against the charges of Mr. Dezendorf. Com- modore Mayo contradicts the ex-Congressman point blank on most of his allegations, saying that ‘he did not it leave of absence to empires ex- cept as by Secretaries of the Navy, and engaged no men except as their services ‘were needed. Constructor Varney ges more into detafl. is dentes that he permitted a false muster for political imade appointments to hone, le political speeches at roll-call or increased the force before election. | Mr. Varn ains the sums spent on repairs y Statement that they were begun before ‘he tool, and were increased by insufficient appro- priations, frequent stoppages, transfers of force to ‘Work on other vessels and to alterations ordered by the bureau.” THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD MANAGEMENT NOT EN- ‘TIRELY SATISFACTERY. Secretary Chandler also ment of the Norfolk nary yard by hist hag nov been and ah him that here- ‘Tax Asscesments, ANNUAL REPORT OF ASSESSOR DODGE. ‘The annual report of Assessor Dodge for the fis- to the growth of the city and the v of our late assistant nine anoseane in one ttem viz: Commercial its’ licenses, has Deen A CHANGE OF LAW RECOMMENDED. Tf clause $d, sec. 21, “Commercial Agents,” was changed, striking out the worl “agents,” the Noense might be reduced to $50, Instead of $200, EE More satisfaction and bring more money into treasury. A ew brokers have paid $100 cash for licenses under clause 11 of sec. 21, but nearly all of this class have taken advantage of the pro- viso in that clause and paid as bankers as low as from 50 cents to $10, when it seems evident that this proviso was intended for the benef of “banks thelr regular ‘sec. 21, INOREASE OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC. During the last license year there has been an in- crease of 88 bar-rooms and 42 wholesale liquor dealers licenses over the previous year; 46 bar-room applications have been rejected, and their deposits have been returned as demanded. If the liquor license, wholesale and retail, was made consider- ably larger than now exists’ it would probably re- sult in the decrease of the number of dealers and bring more revenue to the District. The time of icense tor 18 continuously occupied with the Uquor board, of which he ts a member, and the District is losing much revenue for the want of an assistant inspector to bring in delinquents.” REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENTS. Inspeaking of the work of the board of assessors, he says: “Nine hundred and thirty-eight appeals were presented, each one of which was referred to a committee, and had due consideration; 282 of them were allowed, and each applicant was notified by letter of the action of the board in his or her cases. In addition to the above tle lem of its own motion, made 2,547 changes the orlgi- nalreturns, and the result is an increase of about a half million dollars above the ate Value as returned by the assessors. The time allowed for ‘the assessment was too short, and the assessors’ men too much hurried on that account so that the assessment 1s not as satisfactory asit should have been. I recommend that, at the ext assessment, the number of assessors’ be re- Ke @uced—each of them to have an assistant, who will ‘be competent to aid in measurements an up the correctly—so that a more correct exam Ration may be made as to values, locations, &.; they should also be continued, as far as practica- ble, for future assessments, that they may correct ay, errors of judgment, &., in their previous returns.” ‘THE PERSONAL TAX. Speaking of the personal tax he says: “This law meets with great opposition in the District of Co- lumbia. Those persons who make returns accord- ing to law are by no means numerous, and they Teasonably complain that they are compelled to bear an unequal burden. It Sometimes happens That under this law property pays as much as436 percent per annum laxes—viz., one on real es- tate, again on a mortgage tn the hands of # lender, and ‘once more in meérchandize purchased by the | proceeds of the loan. ‘The rate of interest paid by he government is Jower than ever before, and ioney can be loaned here as low as 6 per cent per Annum Tt is unreasonable, now, to expect, capt. talists to pay yy per cent on’ this reduced Income.” GEQRGETOWN PLATS, On the subject d? Georgetown plats he says: “I suggest that all future subdivisions he required to have new designations by letters or figures; so that the original lines and_ numbers may be obliterated, unless put in some other color; and I further sug” gest that, if now practicable, the squares in Georze- town be changed from No.1 and upwards to 3391 and upwards, the number of squares Deing 1170 in Washington and in Georgetown 131, 80 95 to avoid | confounding these small numbers ‘with those in | Washington, and to consolidate the Washington and Georgetown numerical and tax books.” a ses. ce District Government Affairs. BUILDING PERMITS Building permits lave deen issued by Inspector Entwisle fo W. F. Downey, repairbrick 16% L street northwest; $500. K. Stead, erect a stable rear of | 1208 K street northwest; $900. A. B. Chalfick a frame dwelling, Howard avenue, Mt Ples county. W. J. Newton, erect a two'story dwelli Q street, between Teh and Stn streets northwest! $3.00. Danenhower & Son, repair Driek, 1515 30th Street; $1,500. Dearing & Jonson, repair Vernon biock; $1,000. St. James’ Parish; erect_a_ brick and stone church, sth street, between B and © streets northeast; $7,000. Eacbista Saor WHILE TRYING TO PRESERVE PEACE.—Yes- terday at three o'clock @ row occurred at 1200 street northwest between several colored women and acolored man named Caleb Lancaster, allas Adams. Thomas Hull, while trying to quell the Tow, Was shot in the side of the head by Lancaster, but fortunately the ball glanced. He was attended by Dr. L. Taylor. Lancaster was arrested. Hacer ai Tae Sorr AGaNsr Curer Justice CaRtrer Drs- MISSED.—The case of W. W. Kirby against Chief Justice Cartter for $20,000 damages for slander was to-day dismissed by plaintiff, ———— Theodore V. Van Heusen, who gained consider- able notoriety in his attacks upon the management, of the signal office, died on Tuesday. seis tartan A NAVAL OFFICER RESIGNS.—Licut. John C. Ir- vine, U.S.N., has resigned, and his restznation has been accepted by Secretary Chandler, to take effect to-day. He had just been ordered to the Alert for | duty in China. CANDIDATES FOR LETTER-CARRIERS’ PLACES.—The local board of examiners of the city post office have completed their review of the papers of the nine- teen applicants for carriers’ places recently exam- ined. Out of the nineteen examined fourteen passed. West Washington Affairs, AccIDENTS.—Abont 7:15 o'clock last night Bridget: Dawson, white, aged 50, was run over on M, near 28th street, by one of Knox's express wayons, driven by Charles Brawn he was taken to the station-house, where Dr. Kleinschmidt pronounced her injuries slight. Brawner has not been arrested. Miss Dawson was taken to the Washington asyium this morning.—Yesterday afternoon a pair of hoi ‘tached to alandeau belonging to Mr. John J. Gavin became frightened on the Alexandria | Aqueduct bridge by engine No. 5, which was being tiled at a fire-pluy at the end of the ridge, on M street. They became unmanageable and backed the carriage into the bridge, greatly damaging it. ‘The occupants of the carriage were uninjured.— About 12 o'clock yesterday the horse attached to the wagon of Mr. J. R. Freeman, the florist, became ghtened, on 82d street, at a boy cracking a whip and ran away, colliding’ with several tree-boxes, throwing down one and uprooting the tree. The wagon Was badly smashed and the horse severely injured, but the driver was unhurt. 1. JOHN H. DARNE continues to improve. CoxpiTION OF THE WATER.—No report from Great Falls; other points clear. ———— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae EVENING STAR. County Covrt.—The county. Judge Sangs- ter, continues its session at, the Columbus street ja Diast. Amusements, &c., ‘NarronaL Taaren— Romany Rye.” Forp’s Orgxa Hovas.—Nell m= “Tm Ranae ‘THERMOMFTER —ThE omMicer —7 Am, fm, 881; 2 p.m. vam, 61.4; minimum, 41-6 ALLEoep Tuner Can Moxta ‘ itis alleged that’ they Indiana who had over sx get him to play monte, go testimony pet ay Py 3 im gan Vs. Clarke; reference to the auditor oniered. ‘To-day, Callaghan agt. English; sale ratified nis. ‘Temple agt. Worthington; do. finally. Crrcurr Court.—Judge Macarthur. To-day, Kirby agt. Cartter; dismissed by plaintiff, ‘Smith agt. Boldin; A fa suspended until motion. Van Riswick agt. Clssell et al; on hear ing. Powtce Covrt—Judge Snell. James and Cornelia Sullivan and James Dillon, disorderly conduct; $5 or1S days each. Laura Casey, assault on Harriet A. Thomas; $3 or 15 days. eee ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and clostug prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. HL. Dodge, 539 15th street: | 5X 16 | 2 | 17_ | 17%) Do. pret. 263, 125% Northwest. 2°] Do. pret... 184 Ohio & Miss. 18 (axe 304 Reading. |... Jo." |RRock 1 130% Roch. & P. Lou. & Nash. Mich. Cent. Mob. & Ohio. Nash. & Chat. N.J. Cent. 0 aoe High Steppers for Mrs, From the New York Herald, to-day. Four carriage horses for Mrs. Langtry arrived yesterday in the steamer Wyoming. ‘Three are browns and one is a dark bay. ‘They are described a8 excerdingly high steppers and well matched either for a carriage or a four-in-hund. ‘They were aken yesterday to a stable in Greenwich street to cet over the effects of their confinement on ship- hoard, and to-day will be removed to the stable at No. 144 east ISth street, where Mr. Gebhard keeps some of his horses, With the horses’ Mrs, Langtry also imports a age, One cowchman and iwo grooms. 2+ —_____ News Bricfs, ‘The Boston Herald says itis probable that Chas. Marsh, jr., nominee for secretary of state on the Butler ticket, will be elevated to second place on that ticket. Mr. Nelson, who was the complaining witness tn Miss “Aggie” MIl’s Tevent suit agi nator Sharon, Was assaulted by two unknown men in San Frinciseo Ns About forty . Louls raflroad stritzers have deen Indicted St. Clair county grand jury for Interfering with rail employes during the late ‘The commitice of New York aldermen to whom. referred the application of the Henaid tor per: sion to erect news stands on the strets, yest fed the denial of the privile over for a week. nd inumidating new Irish ‘The eleventh annual vonven Association of Fire Engineers, wet in New Orieans yesterday. ‘The police of Now York yesterlay made raid on WME OL policy shops and found ten in full re Kittson, of St. Paul, has bought the Lon at $20,000. Charles Broseker, aged 11, accidentally shot and killed himself in falumore Wednesday with a re volver, Whi vas handling. Aeneas Kiep Tis Wrove Fawy axp Hmwcenr.—al- bert Finzer, who lives near Newcomerstown, ae ‘Tuesday munered his wite and three children, and then committed sute! ie. ‘The doctor had advised him to stop work on aceountof his health, and he grew despondent. A neighbor Tuesday night found the house locked and the binds closed. On forcing the door Mrs. Finzer was found with her throat cut, and on the bed by her side the youngest child with 4s head crushed in. In a crib lay the two other chadren with their siculls ernshed, and near by lay Finzer dead from a terrible gunshot wound. = sat ad memorials A WEALTHY Bur Beran: Hostayn.—Flmer P. Culver, the wealthy young farmer of East Haver Coun.,'who was charged ‘with haviug maltreaie found guilty in the Comma pacer Johi Culy Treated his wit * refined nght altimore merchant, witha great crueity, beating her, confining her iu a base ment and compel: to Cat scanty meals from the head of a barrel. Le was placed under bonds for her proper support. October 25. 1883, he the . FRASER to GEORGIE church of the Epi y,on Thursday, Octotvea 1884, by the re tor, Kev, Wm. Paret, AN JANNUS. for- aeiiy of Warrenton, ¥ Miss EMELINE G. WEIGHTMA, est dimchter of the late Richard Hanson Weightinan, of this city. —— DIED. DRURY, _Snddenly, on Wednesday evening, October 24, 1883. at 8o'clock, of diphtheria, WILLIE . beloved : tL. and dh X Drury, aged tive sear aud ‘omontha, Funeral private, from his father's residence, No. 407 G street northwest, on Friday moruing at 10 o'clock. © FITZPATRICK. On Thursday, October 25th, 1888, THOMAS. beloved son of James dnd Kate Pitgpatrick, axed ten aonths and seven days, Funeral will take “from the residence of his pa- rents. corner of Fifth and L streets hast, to-mor- row (Friday), at four of family are invited court house, James Lucas has been convicted of assault and battery and fined $3. Upon the call of the case ead Henry Fisher for contra- ty to law, Mr. J. Greene, the defendant’s attorney, moved to’ quash the indictment upon the ground that the paper had been changed since it was signed by the foreman of the grand jury; and the inmotion Was granted. Gone To Rockviite.—St. John’s Cadet Battalion fell into line at 5:30 this morning, under command rs eee! by the As drum ‘corps marched wry steamer Vashing- ton and there took the B. and O. train for the Mont- return this evening. ‘MEASLES.—Meas prevail very extensively am the colored children here. There are at least ly cases. Some cases of the disease are also reported among white children. from the d have occurred. REPoRTER’s NoTEs.—Rev. Wm. Miller, of this city, has accepted a call to the Ebenezer (colored) Baj ‘st church in Fauquier county.—The new Excel- pady for use.—Armory hali was well filled and Hon. J. Randoiph Tucker addressed in support of the conservative can- didates.. Herfurth has been naturalized as a citizen of the United States in Alexandria county. ——The schooner just built at the lower ship yard will be launched next Saturday.—Mayor Beck- Lieut. Smith and Geo. W mm made a hha ‘orthingto short, gunning! rip a fw dara ago and Kilods 14 ducks and 6 rabbits. in Banc fc ihe mayorulty ticket was timore on Oh ig ng a trobe's majority, B40, Of the fst branch of the Gemocrats elected 10 members fusionists 10. In the second branch and the fusionists 4 ——$——$_-o-____<_ InHARMONIOUS New York DEMOCRATS.—The three factions in New York city have disa- for the state senate. The GASCH. On Tharslay moming, October 25, 1888, after along and painful illness, EMELIA CAROLINE, eldest daughter of Herman and Kate Gasch. Funeral will take place Satarday, Ortober_97, at 2 o'clock p. m., from her parents’ residence, No. 6371 ‘street northwest. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. ra MOORE. On Tuesday, October 234, 1883, at fifteen minutes after cleven o'clock p. m., DAVID MOURE, seventy-three years, uncral will take place from his late home, on Lincoln avenue, on Friday, at two o'clock p.m. oflowers. u* BELL OLLIFFE, daughter ‘of Andrew and Sarah Ollife, in the cightecnth year of her age. . Past her suffering, past her pain, Cease to weep, for tears are Sain Calm the tumult of thy breast, For she who suffered is at rest Br Hen Sister. Funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 73 ith street southwe A ‘October 36t Hb Golo pan centered ated VAN HEUSEN. On Tw , Ovtober ¥ *'Fis remains will be taken to Auburn, N. X., for tnter- WHEATLEY. On October 23, 11 FRANCIS WHEATLEY, in the sevanty- at 5 p.m, year of his will take place from his Iste residence, No. 3045 N strect nortiwest, om Friday, October Sith af th UNDERTAKERS. ee a eee ‘first-class ance, with new and fo connection with any other firm. 020-Lm* RIHUR ROONEY & CO., Ae General Oudertukers and Embalmers, 2145 Pennsylvania aveuce northwest, ‘th street office discontinued. 922 Pa. Ave. n.w., (formerly 912 Pa. Ave.) connections. feet ranted ® specialty. sepT “J £ ZURnORS, 2 7H noomsace to Anthony Buchily, ‘Undertaker, 912 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. One of the most complete establishments in the coun- try. Large rooms for transient funeral services, sul8 .. SPINDI F Chaereaber 158 JTth street, between M and ¥ 2.9. dence at place of business, ae a ensue SRE ona