Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1883, Page 3

HE Mos S. MATL LINE TO NORFO Os AND THE tand Corn- d Providence aes M. HUDGENS, Gen. Supt. 16 NORFOLK AND THE P er JANE. MOSELEY. als served ou the European Plan de toher Ist DAY. WE 'SDAY and FRIDAY, TOTEA® RIVER LANDINGS. —§ WEDS For MONDAY wo eens \REOWSMITH Leaves Tth-street wharf at 7 a.m. POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Saturdays aor dandy, TT. Act, ¥. Man. nieion, D.C. " ay) for Mt return reac ius Washing 1. L. BLARE, Captain NSPORFATION LINE te ew and River Laval very FRIDAY ato ek pa Raves Balin: ¥ OBERT Rr AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. UTURE DAYS. “THIS AFTERNOON. rprtomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE Al CLASSICAL AN) TO BE SOLD « MONDAY EV co: wth ‘ses wit: T2048 DOWLING, Anctioncer. URUSTEES' SALE. OF VALUABLE, REAL, ESTAT! IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTO! By virtue of adeed of trust, dated dd gay of March. A. D. 1883, recorded in. Liber No. 994 ‘56, of the land records of the District of otek nc i¢ auction, in front of eae Pron Deréinabter described, the following real estate te Qe ORHURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF Books now ation Th OCTOBER, A. D. 1883, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK oW-dts THOMAS DOWLL P.M. all those pieces or parcels of id known a —— —— | lots three, four, five and stx, in J, G, Adams’ subdivision LTZMAN, Real Extate Auctioneer, Toth and F etrects northwest, K STREEL, No. 1403. THE FORMER ‘E OF THE LATE HON. EBON C. LL. e of two deeds of trust, dat reapect., Tet “Use oft November Tse gel led in_ liber No. “| er ‘872, folio 144, in the land istrict of Columbia, I will sell at public the promises, on THURSDAY, NO- it FOUK-O'CLOCK PM. the fol. in the city of Washington, District of imo tnente thereon, to recorded sulxiivi. of square numbered two indred and seventeen | € ‘according to. the plat shcreof in the uffice cf the or of Washington city, District of Columbia, ourthy id the balance in ible semi-annaally, haser. A deposit of Hf terms of sale are not he Trustee reserves the right the risk and cost of defaulting retained by the Trustee uitil money has been paid. Or. and inte! pure pro f eqnare three hundred stp between 10th and 11th streets northwest. BER, ipleces of ground| eet cast. known as M. erty in said i pieces of ground known as the east thirty-one feet seven inches of lot twenty-two and the west thirteen feot and seven inches of 1 te jn square one thousand and forty-seven. situated on ma oved by sinall frame dwelling-houses of five rooms purchaser oF, notes, secured sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser or pur- chasers. $50 to be paid in cash on cach piece of property. ut the time of sale, ‘and thirty-one, situated on \ FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF OCTO. D. 18%3,at FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all those own as Lots One, Two, Three, Eleven, Ive and ‘Thirteen, in square one thousand and twen- ree (1023), situated on South K and L streetaand 13th H. Homiller’s Slauzhter-House nd. leo improved. by a large dwelling-house. EDIATELY AFTER THE SALE of prep: are 1,023 we will well all those twenty-three by the depth of aaid street, between 13th and 14th streets east, im- ims of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash. the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months,with swat at six per cent from day of ‘sale, for which the cha: shall ive their missory iY deed or deeds of trust on the property All conveyancing and recording at chaser or purchasers cost." ‘Terms of sale to be com- pled with in ten days from ‘day of sale, otherwise the be id at the risk and cost of default- "purchasers after five days" notice in ert Office 486 Louisiana avenue: JOHN PATCH, } Trustees, 10th street northwest, ‘TORY BRICK EAST SIDE OF No, of st bd k with that width di said lot, with the fin- Psy AND SaTUk Hoke UNARD STEAMSHIP SEEN NEW YO CNL LENE Me of Iaden civen fe pand otk. pe in to ington, it Dutch OTTE, ENNSVEVANTA ROFTE VTE NORTH, W ND SOUTHWE: ne UEACK, DELLE KATES INEFFF SULENDID SCEN MAGNIFICEN ¢ LQUIPME FULLY IS, Te ay trust upon the the BRICK STABLE ALSO, A LARGE (ORNER | o: By NOVEMBER ahs FIFTH, at FOUR fon th premises, the easternmost 45 jin square 167, having a fr 99 foot alley, and improved by a b , iu the iunnciliate vicinity of Lafayette mm ne writ m jad sami p2feet. ‘Chis property ts southwest and con- and equ ) per eentina per ured by approved yr Ae or the of pay th comp ys. the property upon which tay be resold at the risk and nrchaser, after thi days? Star newspaper. nrchasers, AS. D. FOWLER. T: 505 D Street AN! Jand records of the District of Columbia, in west half of frenting 27 feet 6 inches on Catrect north, and running back with that width 180 feet to proved by a three-story brick dw: horthwest), conta eNcaxson BROS, ut Per aununh, and se TEE SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, CSTRFET, BETW HIRD AND FOUR: -A-HALF STREETS NORTHWEST, Mistue of aideed of trust, recorded among. hogs 7, folio 14, Twill offer for sale, at public’ ion, in, front of the premises) on TUES- the TWENTY-TIURD OF OCTOB! 883, TiALY-PAS eR OUR O'CLOCK P.M, lot. No. 35, in Reservation No. 10, crm) ‘ured by the purchaser's notes perty ; or all in cash, at pur- A deposit of $100 required on day of and recording at purchaser’scost, e not complied with in ten days old at the risk and cost of five days’ notice. INALD FENDALL, Trustee, »perty will be ve purchaser, # Kg Xi is WC ‘PON until FRIDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH, same hour and place, KEGINALD FENDALL, Trusteo. joneera. SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY INGTON CO! ¥,_ DISTRICT OF CO- NE Y "BRANCH BRIDGE, TEENTH STREET ROAD. FOU y virthe of a deed of trust, dated November 10 . and recorded in Liber No. 768,folio 274, of the gr"THE ABOVE SALE, IN CONSEQUENCE OF d records of the District of Columbia, and at the. ten request of tho parties secured thereby, the undersiied will sell, at public auction, to the highest nd in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE X-SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, AT’ FIVE, K P.M. all that certain piece or parcel of land nty of Washington, Dis- nid distinguished as part 3), in the division of William Holmead’s containing 22.425 square fost, ss of sale: One-third cash, balance in six, twelve eightorn months, purchaser giving notesin three amounts, bearing interest at the rate of six per ured by deed of trust om prop- in sol Af terms of a hot complied with "3 the property: will be ‘and cost of i purchaser il be required : SR 'f Trustees, LAN, Keal Estate Auctioneer, uth and F streets northwest, ST DESTRABLE BUIL HAMPSHIRE AVEN FEET SOUTH 0. ES FROM DUPONT I will sell at publicg are OK), at BALE KIDAY, OCTOBER. feet front by about 105 fh ff the rear of adjoin- ey. UV. HOLAZMAN, Auctioneer, 10th and F sts, TO-MoKKOW. 2Li6 Pr Wasirt ~ amd depositing t Sieeitications, forms uf rmation cau be obtained E ASD POTOMAC Rar mnect at Jer- no Aumex. aflordinug avouling double fer- a, m., 1:39, 4:99, 9:50 | 0, 9:50'and 10220 p. ms, xcept Si 5 1:4! 1:20 mh, On Fos 6.40. a.m. and 4:40 p, U\NDRIA AND TREDERIC RAN Say QAR ALESAND! AND WASHINGTO EL PAST LIN!) AND THE ONLY LINE BEGWEEN THEE to. Now York at 10 a.m. a, and 9:40 py, wm. 1210 pn = ob Metropolitan brs afer AINS, Major of perosus FOR LABOR AND MATEXIAL AT GLURGETOW r Oretce or S Sealed Propesals will be re ELVE MON THE FI NOVEMBEK, required to euls aud speci tational 1 ectticatiou anid any’ cul one spplicatiou at this rd by this ruary Ist, 1584, the following class pexeraphical Luks: 1 rs. (mantities ahd con- quality being equal, nt to siere a lange quantity of 1. orders on the accepted bidders Will he actual need may be 2 but less than the quantities old. Jaks ‘and information will be re- on which class of articles they are ropes: as awards will be made only to | d manufac tiers of, or dealers in, the articles find ce Tizht to waive is reserved, Aefects ana to ofa any. or all bids Lief of Bureau of i r int BURIILL, Wing and Printing, Washington, D. 0. FINANCIAL. Avus & Co. BANKERS AND BRO: FIV prep 42 F STREET NO: note a PEL 1 inducements to buy or sell CRUDE ROLEU M, either for Ca:h or on Margin, son IN LOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR MORE. ol vite correspondence. All information cheerfully 05 aN AND. ‘TABL SEM, F HbALING SLOVES. MAL rpuomas DOWLING, Ai | MPYAREE FINE D square 5 ie newspaper publi 1s-d&eds FP uOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHOMACKER & CO. PIANO FORTE (A FINE RUMENT), Ti MALNUT’ PARLOR RB ED: ELE POKTED OAK Cal ES, FINE TE SSES, FF LLOWS, | PALN RNITURE, COOKIN Arso, TY MOQUET BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAR- _ TWENTY DRUGGETS, SLAIK CARPE LOT LADIES’ CLOTHING, 13K. GOLD WATCH AND CHALN. y be Oilice, where Axs0, | tue drawing may be secu, TWO COUPES. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &o, = JAS. GRILL, = | 4WO FINE DRIVING MARES, oe2t-cott Supervising Architect, On SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY- PECOSALS FOR SUPPERS, SEVENTIL Ist, AT TEN O'CLOCK, with tom of household . Parties furnis eer Study: their interrst by attending this sale. Should st Geloher inn sso, | TaN fhe articles wall be arrauyed within our spgctons NPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BAY HORSE, FOUR YEARS_O=D: VENTH, O'CLOCK, in front of my Aue e horses ar’ warranted sonnd,au harness, and are land and gent thoneer, 5. Will be furzished on application to the wuder- | TMPOR’ nis EUG DOG AT AVERION: or + OC rw , 5 Il be considered separately | 18s3, {VE O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms, Qf domestic productiow | 7 shail sell a thoroughbred Mug Pup, about nine months t Carriaces, Buevles, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT: commencing at ‘TEN O'CLOCK, having Horses or Carriages this the best method of ain Constantly on hand, and at priv Lange stock of ocses, Carriages, E Express ‘Wagons, ars Robes, ke 19-1" 2 BRIG K FIFTH AND O 8’ AY, OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, at, E O'CLOCK’ P-M., we will sell, in front of the’ mises, Lots 6: nd 54, in subdivision of Lot 14,! 2. Each of these Jots front 20 feet, and is the most complete dwelling houses in this ynveniences, each houso library and bath, closets, nents af our city; readily ch, belance in one and two years; 's to bear interest, and to be secured by deed of trust x all cash¢at option of purchaser, Con- 's coat. A deposit of $100 ‘Terms to be complied with t risk and cost of pur- fei five days’ public notice of such resale in ed in Washington. D.C. y DUNCANSON BROS,, Aucts. f®- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC- count of the inclem DAY, TWENTY-SE' the weather, until SATUR- NTH OCTOBER,’ 1883, at samo DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, 45 van, dauy except town, 10:15 am., daily except Sunday, 5:45 DO a.m., daily, 50, 6537 p.m.; Sunday, pm. ally exept Samtay, 2.15.4 ym, and & t t ny; WW Bm, 80D. mm. daily from Point bE re. for Washingt 10-Wa.m., Law pm. 1:00, 440, 5, 6: on 15 0 an 4-30, 9, PRU a ma. Baltimore and 1» 619 and 151 Isth street, where orders +for Laxwave W be checked dud received at NYS.M of T.. Baltimore. i bil Passenger Agent. how drux- Those disap- consult Drs y Ww AUS sau GRAY, an 06 B street SING A BOTTLE OR y lusicorsting Cordial, M jeaknuess, Nervous De- huparts vigur to the whole : reat. oti ~ YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONS Da FHERS, 06 Bi stroct southwest, Padeones all diseases peculiar to Ladtien marceat j gulariticsaud Ovarian troubles testo, seven years? ce, of im Ey 3 EGULAR GRADU: experience, quarar:tess 8 cure in all post ively cured in 4 tog a be c warday. from 2 to 9 pan, at his ians of Balti- re, Md. a7 NS FEMALE PILLS MAILED TO ANY Dae poi Box Si ook FOR MEN_CHECKS _ IN Cueain tires days ‘Drug Store, 15 N. 11th street, ___480Penna ave., Washington, D.C. re gp OREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- uereury or caustics used. y and Sat day nw. dies. dA fapele complaints quickly cured, consalted dail: I street north hours Grom 1 22 9 otloth pan. wilt nee so eb rm Panvare Srock Trxecrara Wues BETWEEN LEY, Auctioneer. Last week of the Auction Sale at 914 Seventh street, and the best of the Goods to be sold WASEINGTON, NEW XURK AND RICHMOND, consisting of Silks, Velvets, Cashmeres, Linens, Cloths 3 and Housekeeping Goods generally, Fine Laces, Em- broideries, Underwear in Merino and Cotton, Ladies’ H. H. DODGE, ‘Taxes 7 8, Brushes, Collars, Buttons, Hosiery, Parasols, Umbrellas, Gossamers, Fringes, Spool Silks, Spool Cot- Leuds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and old cn Commission, $90 15TH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Broapway, New Youre, and will Frery class of Securities bonght and sold on commis- sion in San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stuck Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, throuxh which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the markets received through our wires INSTANTLY direct trom the New York Stock Exchange. nl and U¥ AND SELL U.S, GOV'T AND D. C. BONDS: Aiko WASH. C. GASLIGH and AR Cures city Stock. Deposits received subject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT 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, Jadies are invited to attend this sale,as the goods be sold without reserve. Awning, Shelving, Counters, One Walnut Off Desk, Two Silver Plated Showcases will be sold MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. Also, the stock om hand will be offered in lots to the trade only MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTIETH. FOLEY. Auctioneer. (CERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED, AL ESTATE—STORE AND DWELLING—| NER OF 20TH! ah and RELIABLE information regarding our various city | DAY, THE sccuritios, and are prepared at all times to answer inqui- | iste oh ‘of Lot’ 18 and Uh ia Saar tae anewine si Sooke cerry 2am HARRY C. TOWERS & CO. inches; ‘chence south 23 fects thence west 78 feet and 11 BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, | inches, 20th street, and theticenorth slong 2th street myst 1420 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. _| {othe P froliing sind srorebeone 7 = caren stony =—— = ‘Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One-third TE OTe gas exorxe es Rael Inetalirente pele een seake pelance in, ef te, ong of ada oe hee is | two years from the day of sale, and secure by deed of and Sd Kubing Machine Bee 'eets cons Fomsoues the Test nunier’ of working pore cad be mato prices ey apply wi Gas Light Ga S%> svPly at Ofice ot vINING-HOOM BRUSSELS INGHAIN AND CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE. On TO-MORROW MORNING, COMMENCING. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M.. we shall sell in frout and within oar ions salesroom , a large assortment of first- dass furniture belonging to declining house- keeping. at 11 o'clock a. m. o'clock a. m.. ONE HORSE, FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS. Fine furniture will be sold at 11:30 o'clock, Goods received up to time of sale. No postponement on account of rain. 0% WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. VTHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STORE FIXTURES AT AUCTION. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, BER TWENTY- SEVENTH, 1883, at TEN O'C! in front of my auc- tion rooms, 1” shall sell a large sesortment of above g00 "THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. DOG CART, ELEGANT SET OF TANDEM HAR- NESS. BUGGY AND SINGLE HARNESS, ROBES, WHIPS, A MAGNIFICENT IMPORTED DOUBLE HARNESS (AS GOOD AS NEW), LIVERY COATS, HATS, BOOTS, &c., &c., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MOI ING, OCTOBER THIRTIETH, Bee Ue Bade Reatard ween omiaenee ot Mr Secretary to reation, No. 1p Conneetieat avenue, I shall sell the above etfects Te i: Cs iets THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, 026-dts IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON NoRTH H STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS WEST, AND ON THE \OUTHWEST CORNER OF FIST AND L STREETS NORTH- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the, District of Columbia, dated the 15th day of October, A. D_ 1883, and in_ the cause of McCarthy et al. vs. O'Brien et al., No, 8,633 of the Equity Docket of ed, as trustee in said cause, will offer for sale, at publ wiction, on TUESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY’ OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1883, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premiiees, the following described real estate situate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and known and desixnate on the plats of said city as Jot No. 12, in Square No. 517; aud immediately thereafter lot No. 14, in Square No: Terms: One-fourth cash, and the residue in three equal installments at six, twelve and eixhteen months, resp ctively, with interest from day of sale, and to be secured by the iy irchaser’s notes and a reserved rfy sold, or all eah. at purchaser's Op tion. "A doposit of 8100 will be required on cach piece of roperty sold he time of sale, and if the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale within one week from date of sale the. trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of such defaulting pur- chaser, after ae days. notes in we zine STAR newspaper. Conveyaucing and recor at purchaser's cote eNO TOHN BE. HANNA Teastas Webster's Law Building, 605 D stivet nortiwest, Wash- ington. D.C THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 026-cokds FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, NEAR THE CAPITOL PARTLY IMPROVED BY A SMALL FRAME HOUSE. t of Columbia, holdi + oor aa of Columbia, holding a special term, in ity, in cause No. 8445, Equity Docket 22, wherein fenry’K, Willard is complainant and Joseph ©. Willard is defendant. which decree was on the 19th day of October, A. D. 1583, ill, on TUESDAY, NOVEM- BER THE THIRTEENTH (3TH, AD. 1883, at tho hour of FOUR P. M., in front of the premises, offer for sale, at public auction, Lot five). in square five hon dred and seventy-six (576), in the ¢ity of Washington, District of Coluinbia, said Lot being partly improved by a sinall frame house. ‘Terms of sale, third (49) of th day of sale, one-third in one year and one-third in two years, the deferred payments to bear interest and to be Secured by mortgage tyyon the property sold. A deposit ea of one-third of the must be made when the i c! Gir cost of purchaser. E GARNETT, ‘Law Building, 0c26-dts, ‘402 Gthr'strectmorthwest. SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, Avett Iwill sell by public auction at my store 1218 Pennsyl- yal momen on MONDAY, OCTOBER Ty tH. at TEN O'CLOCK A.M.!a large col- lection of forteited pledges, consisting of Ladies and Gents' Clothing of all kinds, such as Over- coats, Ulsters, Coats, Vests, Punts, Boots, Shoes, Slippers, ral’ Caps and Suitings, Dresses, Skirts, Silks, Uniderclothing and Dress Goud Cloaks, reulurs, Dolmans and Shawls, Books, Alusical, Mechanical and Surgical Instruments, Table Ware, Table Cloths, Towels, Bl Sheets and Pillow Casts, V: Glasses, Umbrellas, Reval Fluting Ma y continue MOKNINGS at’ NDAD GRO- . LIQUORS, ALso, ‘TWO HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS. iG, NOVEMBER FIRST, at “TEN O'CLOCK, at store oc: A. Offutt & Co., Ni CG, £ will c [ess , | street, corner of Hixh street, Georgetown, D. | sell the entire contents, comprising: Whis ‘h Brandies; Blackberry and Catawba Wines, Bottled Liquors; 12 large ‘Tea Caddies and ‘Teas; : +5 chests assorted Teas; sacks Old Goverument Java; Bsacks Rio; Lot Roasted Coffees: Coffee in Cases, Pearline; Yeast Powder, Extracts, Fruit Jars; Washinz, Toilet, Castile Soaps; . Blacking, Sardines, Lobsters; Canned G rapping Paper and Bags; W Wood and Willow Ware, Clothes Lines , Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Sua, 36 Dbl. Lard, Lard in Cans; 2 bbls. No. $ Mackerel; 30 bb) 25401 5 fl: itrap Molasses; Bi r, Coffee Mill; ese Case; Carriage Whips, and many other ayticles not necessary to mention. ‘The Foods will be sold in lots to suit, and the sale should ‘command the attention of dealers and buyers generally, ‘Terms cash, ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ADMINISTRATORS! 8. B GILT-FRA WE FRENCH: ROR, 6 oN ORNICE MAHOr i ) HOUSE GRASS-CUTTER, &c. ‘ae ONE, FINE CARRIAGE OUPE ROCKAWAY, SET DAY MORNING, NOVE ‘at 2408 K street north mirt. the unc wiil sell the above effects, N.B, The Horse and Carriage will be sold at 12 o'clock eee EDWARD GODEY, joudte LT. CARTWRIGHT, } Administrators, (HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOUR- ZEENTH (itu) STREET NORTHWEST, BE- WEEN N STREET AND RHODE ISLAND’ AVE- NUE, AND ON SOUTH SIDE'OF RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTE! (are) AND FOURTEENTH (147H) STRE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS! A CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT! Bi Jefor Santas passed ab ag Cents Ae District of Columbia, passed on the twenty-first! pep) ert nen 5 vee in Magaity, canes No ib] ‘auction in front of ‘thes ses, O11 THURS. AY, NOVEMBER FIRST (isr), 188%, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., Lots fonr (4), as (oy and eight (8), of Heitmuller's recorded sub-division of square numbered two hi aud forty-two (242), in the Cert Washi n,D.C.,according sub-division of he sata toes four (4), six coy and € ht (©), which the Pc Cy OE Sono as trustees to e, and which sub-division is as fol- lows: Lot four (4) into three lots, each eoecne: ‘twen- r-two (22) feet anc cent (8)inches on Fourteenth (14th) it: lot six (6) into three lots, each fronting twenty- Fee uiwaueiae mice ketene : the rear line of the it lots, and the sub-division a said lote four (4) snd ex (6 to be made by parallel ines f uurteenth street: 1ot eight davenue, to te stb-civided it atright angles with F fronting on Rhode Island avenue, to be three lots of equal length and fronting on Rh Island avenue, the one bounding on thealley to twenty-six Oy fees wide and the other two each ti ty-one (21) feet in width. By this sub-division we in all nine (9) lots for anle, each of which isan site for building purposes. The terms of i F ei £ EF two years from day of sale, with interest from day of Bae, Or all Goah, ot pn Of ti ae re ferred payment Cine a uronane money are to be se gured Dy withholding deat or ig mortease €F of us on SD pen. un] = tt sesesments are ‘Out of proceeds of these terms of sale be not complicd with within (6) days aresale will be made at cost and ie eee A it of two hundred Ube ) on each lot will be required ‘Trustees on ce of bid. By the decree the are en] to pone the sale from day to day in case all the pro} S eee arene EORGE F. APPLERY, ._ APPLEBY, WILLIAM #: EDMONSTONS 77m ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, Auctionecr. ‘T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer, EA BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORY D ALL sea Gpnovenne Ni N 505 MAPLE AVENUE, “LE DROIT PARK? SS” ae F i: rT i i : i E en i fe : fe He E i aBs fag Es a ale Qe, a [Es ih ne te THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. October 26, 1883._ 2d Edition. Last Toran St Pimlico Races To-day. WAR EAGLE BRATS PAROLE. PDM100, Mp., Oct. 26.—The first race was won by mene Clonmel, second; Parole, third. Time, The second race, one mile and a-half, handicap, for fillies and mares for all ages, was won by Em press; Bella, second; Acila, thind. ‘Time, 2:44. ee President Roberts Will Not Resign. PHILADELPALA, Oct. 26.—In view of the repeated reports that President Roberts contem| Tesign- ene ition at the head of the ‘nnsylvania management the announcement 1s offi- cially made to-day that all such statements are without the shadow of a foundation. a No Change in Coal Prices. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.—Committces of the Le high and Schuyikin Coal Exchanges met this after. noon, and decided to make no change in prices of coal during Not General Foreign News by Cable. A DEMAND FOR IRELAND. Lonpow, Oct. 26.—Mr. Thomas Power O’Connor, M. P. for Galway, in a letter to the Pail Mall Ga- zette, demands that any new franchise bill that may be introduced in parliament shall embrace Ireland in its provisions. ; THE REAPPRARANCE OF CHOLERA. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 26.—Cholera has reappeared In Fayoom, on thé west side of the Nile, aud at Zit- te THE POPE AND THE PANTHEON. Roms, Oct. 26.—It 1s stated that the pope will de- clare the Pantheon a pagan temple if a monument of the Jate Victor Emanuel is erected in its center, as Is Intended by King Humbert, ——— The Nicaraguan Canal Scheme. PANAMA, Oct. 26.—The law adopted by the Nica- Taguan congress for the pul of obtaining a joint guarantee from the other Central American States which may assist in promoting the construc- tion of the Nicaraguan canal, authorizes the gov- ernment to join with the other republics in guar- teeing that the net profits, of the canal shall never amount (o less than 3 per cent on the capital em- ployed in its construction, the Nicaraguan govern- ment assuming the responsibility of guarantee! the 3 per cent profit on $20,000,000, of the capit: provided that the expense of Inalutenance not exceed $1,000,000 annually. The Printerw? Strike in New York. New York, Oct. 2.—Of the 1,800 compositors em- ployed in the’ job printing and newspaper offices, who struck yesterday for an increase of W: only about 150 were not. at work this morning. Al of the other men had returned to work yesterday and to-day at the wages demanded by the ixpo- graphical union. ‘The terms required by the union were 45 cents ‘a thousand ems on weekly news- Papers, and from 37 to 40 cents on book and job work, With $18 as the lowest. weekly _w: ‘he non-tnion men were taken back by the employes with the understanding that they would join the union. ‘The shops holding out number about half a dozen and are not of much importance. ei Pacer Work on the Panama Canal, AN AMERICAN STEAM DREDGE ASTONISHES THE NATIVES. Panama, Oct. 17.—The Hercules, an American dredge, Is ‘at length at work, and is giving satisfac tory results, The dredge arrived in Colon in April last, and the work of putting tt in working order ‘Was immediately commenced. This has been a slow proves, owing to difficnities with labor, sick- hess of employes, and other causes, whic have given way ‘before persistent energy. The recent arrival of Mr. M. A. Slaven Was made the occasion for the commencement of work in a formal man- ner, and the dredge has developed a capacity for work On a large scale which has surprised even its Most ardent supporters. One enthusiastic. ges places the amount It would excavate in ten hours 4s igh ws 8,000 cuble metres. a ‘The Bears on Top Again. GENERAL DECLINE IN PRICES OF STOCKS, New York, Oct. 26.—The Post's financial article ys: stock market was less active this fore- ian at any Ume yesterday, and though not so weak as in the last hour yesterday, there was a. general deciine of 4 to’ 13, as the result of the trading up to 12:20 o'¢lock. ‘Tire were several ex— ceptions, kowever, to the gencral movement. The Vanderbilts| were comparatively steady. _ The Norther Pgcittes were dull. There was a large amount of fictitious trading in Lackawanna, but the range of fluctuations ‘was only % per cent. There was less activity tn raflway bonds in the forenoon than during the same hours yesterday. Prices, however, were generally firm, and where changed were higher. Government bonds were 4 higher for the 4138 and ¥ higher for the 43, _ Money Was in good supply, with nominai rates for cull loans on Stocks this forenoon 3 per cent, 2 p.m.—As the day advanced the share specula- tlon became weaker. Michigan Central dropped to 88x. The remainder of the list yielded 3 to 2 per cent. Canadian Pacific advanced 33 to 5834, and re- acted to 56%. ‘The Markets, BALTTMORF, Oct. 26—Virginia new ten-fortics, 33. Virginia new threes, 51 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Oct. 96,—Cotton sicady—middling, 10%, Flour quict—Howard street “and western. supers'3.258 365: do. extra, 3.75a4.75; do. family, 6.00a6.00; city mills super, 3.00s3.75: do. ext 75; do. Rio brands, 5.7586.00; ; do. superiative patent, 7.00, and’ firmer; Western qniet and. st 1541.08: do. amber, 1.10a1.14; No. 1 Maryland, L12 Shot, and October, 1.0s3¢ul x December, 1.07%a1.075,; January, Ov Comm —vouthern steady and im: western dull noniinal; southern white, Goa6T: ‘do. enter lzed, spot, and" October. 6 per. Saab: year, 8544055. Oats qr A n white, Soass; do. aga. Rye steady and dull an al.10. and 0, e mixed, firm choice Pennsylvay sions steady and fairly active, nucats—shoulders and i, Oxa7my. Bacon—shoulders, 7; clear rib sides, 84. Hats, 16ait, Land—refined 9g. “Butter firn for choice—westera Begs firm and higher, 34, creamery, 20823, dull and nominal, refined, 64: qniet—Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, 1a Sagar dull—A soft, 8%. Whisky steady, 1'1Sa rights to Liverpool per, steamer firm—cotton, 1 9d: grain.Ga. Receipts—flonr, 2.286 bushel 6,000 bushels: corn, 13,000 bushels; oats, 7-000 ro J Duintils | Shupments—whoat, 95.000 fes—wheat, 275,000 bushels, corn,” 10,000 flour, 1 The Money Order System. THE REPORT OF DR. M'DONALD—THE GENERAL USE OF POSTAL NOTES. ‘The report of Dr. MacDonald, chief of the money order system, states that the increase in the amount of domestic orders issued the last fiscal year over the preceding year was $3,929,288.10, or 3 Percent. ‘The ratio of improper payments to total number of orders paid was 1 to %73,471. The net rev- enue derived was $159,104.34. The figures of the report show an Increase in the international money rs issued and paid. The report states that: “The Postal note has been quite extensively employed the public since the inception of the system.” ‘There were 57,374 postal notes aid at =the =New = York —s office = up Oo October 20th, and these notes represented $106,854.31. The ayerage amount of the postal notes paid was $1.86. The superintendent of the money- order system recommends that all the fees received from money orders issued be turned into the Treas- ury for the service of the Post Office department, and that all the of the money-order sys-"| tem be provided for by appropriations included in the appropriations for the Office de ent. By this means, he the troublesome dis- tinction now maintained in it Offices between clerical labor in the money-order business and cleri- cal labor in the general tal business may be done away with. At Offices where no clerk hire is allowed by the department he recommends that the postmaster should receive an addition to his salary as compensation for the transaction of the money-order 1e3s, ‘Whe Hundred Mile Bicycle Race. MIDGELEY AND FOSTER CONTENDING FOR THE PRIZE— THE FORMER AHEAD. The 100 mile bicycle race begun this morning Shortly after ten o'clock at Athletic park. There. were four entries, but coy two riders put in an ay Midgeley Foster, ‘The reason ven for Frazier not entering was that his leg was great Nothing was heard from'Tyler. The twomen, however, began the long contest with great. spirit: About 1 o'clock Mi ley had made 30 miles, and Saad d shentet eo ter. Midgeley, Spt es ‘this lead, went more leisurely, noon he rode slong with one hana om the handle of his machine and the other ing a fried chicken. Midgeley is the long e ama- teur champion, while Foster-has a rd for 25 Tey. ‘During the day ro wut few spectalors, a e were Ww tiie juages’ stand showing the only of life. Leland Howard acted as referee. The ages were Max Hansmann, W. ©. Scribner, Dr. ‘Schoo- ley; time keeper, Howell Stewart. The race will be finished between 5 and 6 o'clock this afternoon. Special medals will be given to both men com- pleting the distance, and one to the rider com- pete the greatest number of miles without a dis- mount ROBBERIES REPORTED.—Miss G. Malatesta, 123 Pennsylvania avenue, soporte to-day to the police that three gold rings with sets, valued at $50, were stolen from her bureau drawer yesterday.....Mr. thata a David Rap, 741 8th street southeast, Dicycle wee stolen from him yesterday Between m. and 3 p.m. ‘THE SvIcIDE oF FREDERIC C. BURRHUS.—Mr. Frederic C. Burrht i the ations. From a search of the records it that at the time the stables Were erected the site was outside the fire limits; that subsequently the Commissioners granted @ gory in 2 ON SE 1873. No per- inft bas ‘been, ‘and in 1883 the fire limits extended the stables, The DR. COGSWELL'S FREE POUNTAIN. ‘The Commissioners to-day received a letter from Mr. Alexander McDonald, of Cam! Mass, en- al elevation and ground plan drawings ‘and et are for the four-column <page to be donated to the city of Washington by Dr. D. Cogswell, of California, Grand Woruiy Chict Templar Kalsrom, of the Chie! Kalstrom, Good Templars, has addressed @ letter to the Dis- trict Cominteston sioners stating that the public had coed pea to find in the daily records of licenses approv 4 by the Commissioners the names of a umber of persons included in the list of per- fons convicted of violations of liquor laws recently furnished the ners by Mr. Kalstrom. The letter also says that the decision of the Commis- sioners that the payment of fines when the couvic- Uons do not exceed the maximum limit ina year clears the record of a saloon-keeper 13 strangely at Variance with the instructions to appileants for Hcense Issued by the Commissioners September ————— Betsy and the Baby. A LETTER FKOM MRS. SERGEANT MASON, Mrs. Mary Shannon received the following letter this morning from the wife of Sergeant Mason, who 1s in prison for shooting at the assassin Guiteau: Locust GROVE, ORANGE CounTY, Va., October 23, 1883. Dear Frtena: Tam so glad to hear of the move- ment in regard to my husband’s release. 1 hope tt may prove a great success this tine, as it fatled be- fore. I had thought of going to the President again Inyself. I don’t know whether it will be of any use or not, but I think I will try it once more, I thought of coming to W. some time this fall, if I can get off; can’t say when. I hope when this reaches you It may find all well, and I return my best compli- ments to you and all of your family. My little boy. is well. My husband was not looking well when I saw. him; he did not look like my husband, Ican tell YOU, poor man. I could see he did not like the idea of being in that place. I will be glad when he can get away from there. * * * x remain, a8 eve your frien Berry E May God bless you ts my prayer. lies tee Bac Local Notes. ‘Tho twenty-three defendants who were fined by Judge Snell several days ago for attacking the ire in East Washington appeared at the ‘olice Court this afternoon and appeaied. In the sult brought by L. I. O'Neil against Chas. = pave of for fomian fe fees, heard before er Walter last Tuesday, judgment was given for the yhaintift for tetull ainount, © gadacnide’ occa SHooTING AFFRAY.—About 8 o'clock p. m. yester- day an altercation arose at the house of Hester Davis, 120 Q street north ‘between several colored women and a colored man nained Caleb Fancaster alias Adams ‘Thomas Hall attempted to se] them, when Lancaster fired on him with a revolver, the ball from which struck Hall on the side of his head and glanced off. Hall went to his home, on 4th, betweeh N and O streets north- west, and Dr. Taylor attended him. Lancaster was arrested. Lancaster was tried in the Police Court. ‘Uuls afternoon for assault with intent to kill, and ‘was comunitted for the action of the grand jury. wander wcieti A MAN Missivg.—Mr. Frank Turner, a able colored man of Unis city, went ‘to the civil Tights meeting on Monday night and has not been seen since, wife and family are in search of —_.___ PRAYER BETTER THAN DEFENSS OF COUNSET.—A tall old colored man, mamed Joseph Cherry, was in the Police Court this morning to answer the charge of assaulton a constable, He was fined $5,and sent down toacell, He then to sing and shoutin Camp meeting style and disturbed the court. Judge Sneil remarked that he thought the old man was a “little off,” and brought him up and released him, The old man, thinking that prayers had been answered on the spot, took occasion to make a speech, clalining the efficacy of prayer over the de- fense of counsel, and had to be carried bodily outot courtand laid on the parking opposite the courts where he lay until the police ambulance removi him to the hospital. ———— RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following Were the readings at the office of the chief sign: oMicer to-day:—7 a.m, 51.0; 11 a.m, 67.2; 8 p.m., 59.2. Maximum, 59.5; minimum, 49.9. perernaiare~ Nenad A RESIGNATION AND AN APPOINTMENT.—Ecwin DP, Jones, who was last week appointed by Postmaster Conger as a substitute clerk, after passing the civil service examination, has resirned. The postmaster Will fll the vacancy by appointing Mr. John Mawdsley, who is next highest on the lst of candi- dates examined. A CapgT Resicxs.—The resignation of Cadet George H. Billman, fourth class, U. & Military Academy, has been accepted by the Secretary of ‘War, to take effect Novenber 30, 158, . THE Castxer MxErING.—All of the Cabinet Oficers except Secretary Folger attended the regu- lar Cabinet meeting to-day. The session was very brief, and no business of Importance was trans- acted. Tue President to-day signed the commission of Mr. Benjamin Butterworth to be commissioner of patents, vice E. M. Marble resigned. Ensign C. C. Rogers has been detached trom duty in the bureau of naval intelligence, Navy department, to allow him to accept the position of professor of natural philosophy and cheralstry in the Hurae college, Nashville, Teun. with the full Pay of the chair. Tae Crvit SERVICE Comsission.—Judge Thoman ‘will return here to-morrow, and it is not thought that the civil service commissioners will have another occasion for the present to be absent from the city, as the local examinations are now satisfac- torliy arranged for, and are in charge of the local boards. THE CORDON AT PENSACOLA TO BE CoNTINTED.— Surgeon General Hamilton, of the marine hospital service, recelved a telegram from Commander Welch, of the Pensacola bavy yard, today, report~ ing that an agreement had been reached between hunself and the president of the board of health to continue the cordon around the navy yard until November 1s. Dr. Hamilton has notified Comman- der Weich of his approval of the agreement, APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.—The Presi- dent has appointed Max Polachek, of TMinols, U.S. consul at Ghent; John S. Tooker, secretary of the Territory of Montana, vice McCutcheon resigned, and Thomas IL Slingsly, slinaster al House's Point, N.Y. Dee Affairs in West Washington. FRANCIS WAEATLEY’S FONERAL—The funeral of Francis Wheatley took place to-day at noon, from his late residence, on N street, and was ¥ attended. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. J.J. G, Webster, of the Dumbarton street church, of which the deceased was a member, and Rev. A’ R. Stuart, of Christ P. E. church. The sons and son- in-law of the deceased, (Mr. McCullough, of Nor- folk,) were the pail-bearers, and the Jnterment was at Oak Hill cemetery. ‘BUILDING ASSOCTATION.—At the elghty-first meet- ing of the Eleventh Building Association, held at Goddard's hall last night, fourteen shares were Te- tired at stock value rate of $102.33 per share. Charles Singiwich, salors on the seit Jost cok, on P. Sworn out by Capt. 2 refusing to do duty on U ice Buckey, after a trial at the third precinct station, decided that the men be locked up until the vessel's about MUTUAL CHARGES OF ASSAULT.—Mr. James K. Probey and Susan Crawford, a colored woman in his employ, both swore out warrants against each otPer for aksault aud battery to-day, and left col- lateral for their appearance in the Police Court to- morrow. THE GRAIN TRADE.—4,200 bushels wheat sold yes- terday at ranging from $1.07 to $1.11. A PizasaxT and enjoyable supper was given by | ae Dumbarton avenue ME church last ——_.____ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tre Evenrsa Stan. Cocwry Gourr.—The county court, ster, has tried the case of John James. permitting a gambling table to be kept Premises. This 1s what 1s known as the Ai Er 'Ciements red for the United Staten and eter the defendant. ‘The after Burke ten the uy age z See ee ES ‘y fy i td is Lt EH 5 F = r E ; ta id EF gee $4 Propatr Covrt—Judge Cor. To-day, estate of Michael Nash; will admitted to robate ‘and letters testamentary, on bond of 0,000, issued to Ann Maria Nash, the widow of deceased. Estate of Susanna V. Walker; citation against admiutstrators reuurned served, and case continued to file answer. Estate of Chas’ H. Crane; Will admitted to probate and record, and testamentary issued to widow, on bond of 1,500. In re. Malvina Mason; onter Appointing Frances Mason guartian on bond of $100. ate of Jos. T. Peake; proof of publication filed, will proven and admitted to probate and record. Estate of T. J. Abbott; will admitted to probate and letters testa= mentary issued to Dr. Daniel A. Hagner and Wm, B., Webb, executors, on bond of $60,000. In im Maria and De Witt H, Allen, minors; order appointing James 7. Allen’ guardian On bond of $200.” Esiate of © T. Seer; renuneta- ‘Uon and assent of widow and order appointing Ben ©. Cramer administrator on bond of $200. Estate of Catherine Gossler; proof of publication filed, and letters testamentary Issued to Jacob L Gossier on bond of $18,000. Estate of Henry Susan Hof guarniian Hof; order appointing han Ycutiaren; bond’ gis. of the orp! Estate of David Welsh; onder of publication tss and appointing John MitchelLcollector on bond $1,000. Estate of Cyrus D. T; order appotut. ing Frank W. Fletcher administrator on bond of $1,400. Inre. of Matthew Rupert; ordcr appointing him guardian to his minor children, ge Political Points. 3. & Grinnell has becn nominated by the demo cratic state committee of Massachusetts for leut. governor. Grinnell is a state senator. Mr. Grinnell Writes to the Springtield Republican tiat he will accey The revised Ust of voters in Boston shows that 64.553 names have been registered, an Increase of 9,102 over last year, and about 6,000 over the highest ever known before, Which was In 1880. ‘A great democratic barbecue was held in Raston, Md., yesterday, at which Sevator Bayard was one ood ein is ced to at Dent: glass is annount ‘speak uton, Md., October 31. YESTERDAY'S Races aT Prei1co.—The first day of the races at Pimlico was yesterlay favored with fine weather and a large attendance, but the track Was heavy. As stated in telegrams’ to yesterday's Sra the first three races were won respectively by Weicher, Kinney and Bella. The fourth race was for all ages in two-mite heata Aclla and Nettle were entered. ‘The former was the favorite, and won two heats and the race. Time 850i, 3 mutuals $6. ‘The last event was the hindicap steeple chaso—Ranger,Gath and Abraham being the entries. Daley's horses Ranger and Gath were the favorites, the “former winulug; mutuals paid $11.50, ——_—_~-o-—______ Gen. Rosecrans “states that the published state- ments of what he sald tn regard to the conduct of Gen. Wood at Chickamauga are distorted, and he disavows the entire publication, The Supreme Temple of the Patriarchal Circle, in session at Milwaukee, has decided that the Patriarchal Circle shall constitute a separate Society, distinct from Odd Fellowship as Masonry ‘At the fire engineers’ convention In New Orleans, yesterday, over-insurance was strongly condemned as cnoouriging incendlarism. ‘One of the Mexicans implicated In the murder of four men near Gardner, Col., recently, was cap- tured Wednesday nicht, Ued’ by a rope'to a horse and dragged to death. Evidence in the Banks county, Ga., kuklux cases was concluded yesterday, and atguiuents will be heard to-day. The Apaches have been routed by Mexican troops With great slaughter in the Swisskelm mountains. Monsignor Capel will be likely appointed arch- bishop of Sydney and have his debts paid by a rich. Catholic peer. MARRIED, BRASHEAR_KINSEY. On the 25th of October, 188%, by the Rev. ED. Hunticy, of the Metropolitan church, cLAIN BRASBEAR avd KATE, B,RINSEY, at the resides 6 bride's , No. ‘street, ©. Sd'northwest. ‘No cards, ° 2g CRANDALL—GIBBS. By the Rev. Mr. CHARLES P. CRANDALL and ISABEL B. October 25, 1883. Both cards, DIED. BURR. On October 26, 1883, at 1 o'clock a. m., A. DE VERE BURR. in the thirty-seventh year of his axe, Funeral will take place from hin late Recond street sor AUS. axed fifty years. G is Thursd: her parents’ Fricuds and relativ invited to attend, STAFFORD. Thursday, October 1883, ot m., Mrs. KAT STAFFORD, wif . Stath and eldest danchter of the late dates Morrow, aged twenty-two years and nine mouths, Pre ral will «from St. Dominic's church on MUR BOON! General 2 7th strect office dis Successors to Buchly's Undertaking Establishment, 922.Pa, Ave. u.w., (formerly 912 Pa. Ave.) onable. ‘Telephone specialty, sop E. ZURHORS', . ‘Successor to Anthony Buchly, Undertaker, 912 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, ‘Que of the most complete establishments in the coun- try. Lanze rooms for transient funeral services. aul FEED, SENDER Undertaker, 1233 7th street, between M and Nn.w. Bodies embalmed and for transportation. Ke dence at place ot ogame aa ‘OSEPH_ GAWLEI Fo GENEAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Terms mn and every ‘Telephone counection. mls HT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street northwest. connection. Telephone ATES BURGDORF, io. FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 316 Pennsy 436 streets, Everything first-clann, Sorte erence SEES Saraness ocpoua, rane, era, an Decorative Pictures, day Gould, 21 thet, mls