Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1884, Page 3

TL wow Ww wwe ‘ew yrs | Yew ew 7 wow T OcK MEN'S FURNISHINGS. . nats. | JULIUS ROSENTHAL, ED LARGE LOT OF sPrINy ScAnre FOR, GENES. WORTH “LVENTY LARGE LINE GF SPRING HOSIERY : A COMPLETE STOCK OF UNFINISHED AND FIN- BAMED silk TS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, EINE DRESS SHIRTS To ORDER ABUMPSUN’> SHIRT FACTORY, CHARLES WYATT. Propriatys, $16 F street no Sf DRESS SHIRTS posite Patent office, L 10 UlDER Cau) F Bix Fine Dress Shirts made ty onter. « Finest Linen € fo: 1000 F street no _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. RES. ANE FIFTY CENTS FOMTRESS MUNHOE aves Washi Nana ce. Steamer WEDNESDAY AUS 15th a apily a mapan>'s Wharf, GEO. RK. PHILLIPS, Sup! 1D WOUD, $ ISTEPSS MON TOKGE LEARY t May Jat to sr . Seveuth DAYS. WEDNES eaiitne pe stop bw a aed Forties Monte. EXCELSIOR YSand THURSDAYS at f-Wan SAT! f p.m, atopy ine at Piney f aps way. Bxclus meetion wiih with sw eu Feceived daily be. _ aso W. P, WELSH, Gener Stee anuowsurra Leaves Seventh-street wharf at Tam FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN Ceomectine with Malta WS tok Nuss Returning sunk pod « STEAMER MATT WHARF ower SUN Feayes Th steeek lial dally (except Sundiagy tor Me femmon at 10 clock aia - avtanuiug roaches W. fer abut S30 p.m 1. E. BLAKE, Captain RAILROADS. IE VIRGINIA MIDLAND & AY, THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST SSEAND WEST . £40 A.M NEW OLLE Warkinaten e101 ¥ia Char ote =vili a Western ae Wasbingion 0 > ¢ Socrnr woe a Teall points South and Sc Rte, Dalls exer it Fos tickets st Company's Of- nu Dept BM SLACGHT DANIEL. | Gen. Fase. Age Agent. mario SOL. HAAS, Trafic Manuger NNSLYANIA ROUTE, ) WEST AND SOUTHWEST. PLENDID SCENERY. | MAGNIFICES? RAILS VQUIPMENT. | IN EFFECT MAY tivu. Iss, Taare Leave Wastttxetus, {STATION CORNER am. I nd 11 TS py dusbe and im 6:0 arm and 6:49 ps AND. FEEDERICKSBURG RAT ND ALENANDAIA AND WA-HINGIC ‘ KAILWIAD For Alexand: M720, 9-95 105 and 31-35 am, iy 4.2 eae) 1s pan On dusday nd 11-05 am, daily, 2 6:40 p. CAS. FUGUE. « arate ALTIMOKE AND OfI0 katt is MODEL FAST LINE AND TH BETWEEN THE PAST AND Te ai AD. ONLY LINE West, poreLe Th fect SEND, from stato eet Ly Eastern: Stuuuant ve Woh Mock {sneinpat gly ani. 1 ‘Diroweh Couches and 1 cut changes Sat 1015 9, m. and £40) veland and Letro ait via. Monroeville, 10:35 2.1 clei, vis Wigeliag ‘and Lads and New York at $104 m pin aed 10-0 ts ally 6.90, 6-40, $.00, $:10,), st Sa ah Ber" Tele ean Fg Patio oy buncaye, 630, 6:00, ¥ 3258 eo Se Testo, 16 wots Si AbEAnli ©) cial 11) amd 440 pus om Ber Way btatictie reteecn Wash 4 Baltimore, atcha between Washineton, and weed Tam. Sak 4-40 Tata 10:15: ‘opolitan branch, 7:40 4.1, and a Gaily except Bunday, 4-46 pia. daily tor Salty, Beaten. 2-2 ‘sam. daily’ encepe Sunday, #49 crx, io aes ans stations ob Bie s Fr “Spam. dally except Gtaday. For voine un ie jae as =< he Went Sally, 6/30) U0 ama ES mr Kew York, and Phitadetptua, 2 ‘dau, Fez bge daly cept Seatagets 28 80am rom Anhapelis, ». tu 280 ood 687 pam: Gunday. bt ain ay 9% gieee baxinatas 030" Bran } he asi ee oa 0. 9, 0 | iatormation sppi Fee STO te Tamoreang lvania even: urner 14th street, where eae ker atace be ‘Su Fema a © ‘Gens Age | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Cf, MONDAY - - # MAY 12, 1884, Qi OD AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ~ FUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON. | TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionesr. CATALOGUE SALE ORIENTAL CARPETS, RUGS, PORTIERES, EM- BROIDERIES, HARA RUGS, To be Sold WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, MAY 14, Commencing at Exevex 4 x. axp Temes O'Croce v. «. Eacu Dax, GRAND Moxpay ap Turspay, May 12cm axp 19r8, In the First Floor of My Salearooms, Southwest Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and | Eleventh Street. N. B.—As Mr. Scknitzer is about leaving for the | teal extats. to wit -— p his Pll Collection, he has instructed moe to close out this consignment without regard to wd he saya it is the most valuable collection ever ; Orient to minke went bere, myT-6t Embracing Rare Pieces, such as TAL AGRA CARPETS, CAIRO RUGS, SILK BOR- AND SHERAZ RUGS, ANTIQUE HALL ‘D OTHER SPECIMENS: OF GREAT VALUE, or AND SADDLE BAGS, at Public Auction, 15, and 16, 1864, EXHIBITION THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Foss Dowie Auctioncer, ‘RAME DWELLING. & eu nants and Riley Cumber- I undersirned ‘Trustee Siler at public auction. fn font of the premmis: TRUESTNY, the TWENTY-SECOND. DAY OF SAY, ALD. ISSt aro: FIVE. O'CLOCK P. Me the Toth to wit: Sof Lt No. 2 and ‘ Square No. 22. in the ety of % Suhubia, suite da laid down om y Ltleatd thterest &e One-t! humer Yernis to be comp! WARREN cHan FINA Geo. H. Levis, STOCKS CRUDE PETRO! 629 F STREET, NEW YORK OFFICE, 71 BROADWAY. Stocks bought for delivery, or carried on reasonable marci C=7SPECIAL WIRE, clecorteel payments the together with al { trust on premines, at A deposit of 8100 required at tne of ‘day: the by the decree: One-third cwelve months, with fpterest; wotea of pur: seed to he ive Conveyancing, hae or purchasers. g1W) de- LITLLEFIELD, Trus'ce, HA) I wtrect northwest, ne taken of ail the pact eg um and to Lot quate bimtered five hundred the improvements, Yalance in six and ist, und to be wcured: Conveyancing, & fr tear ed with in wen dass, OSE, Th “0 F street northwest, RLES ¢ COL 402 AND BONDS. ILEUM A SPECIALTY. WASHINGTO! Do my? Buena ®TOCK AXD Buplus. SEW a1 F STREET NORTHWESE. Wassrxazom, FIT. SPTT. AND CARRY STOCKS. GRATY. PROVT- SIONS AND PETROL LOTS TO SUIT CUST YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOAKD OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY [3 TO EXAMINE THE FACITi48 OF CONSTANT QUULATIUNS AND S¥YOT CASH SETTLEMENTS, INVITED THIS OFFICE, Bissoe & Cu GRAIN EXCHANGE, YORK, BALTIMORE And UM ON MARGINS AND IN | (OMERS AT REGULAR NEW iS BANKERS IN LOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR MORE. ‘We invite correspondence Al information cheerfulty given TROLEUM, either-for Cash or on Margin, AND BROKERS, janl3 J. He. Sccmasco, B: 416 Pennsylvania avenue, LIBERAL RATE OF TiMe Divosira Lor send for t-rms, MENT SEC WARRANT: SoLLAt market LLECTION® made UY AND SELL Als, WASH C. GASLIGH As" and tock Tepceits recetvnd mblect ta cheek. Wepey SPFCTAL attention to obtaininy CORPECT rc KELIABLE information regarding our variouacity kecurities, and are prepared at all tines 10 answer ia- uinies regarding same, HakRy ¢, maya STEAMERS. Pars For Evnorz aid take a BRUNSWICK BERTH, in use exclusively h INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE. These berths ki of weather, afford thus doing away with travel. 2 IN: sp23-m&th3m ‘Tow rt tt, © rates of fp RAMSHIF Cd asxaiee SEPAN' York. Oc tu J, W. BOTELER & SON, 998 Pent Buc. G. W. Mss, sdaner Bapnews 3 vans Miy DA" BIOBNAN- GF Oth JANES W, TL Ttibstreet, Wanhingtoms apié-m No Serameure 1: second, Bor trewht or LT As wy etree. (Cessna 11 LASE ROUTE, THE CUNARD 8TEA BLIWEES SEW acd No. 4. Bowls. ronrens oF FRENCH, aupiane Ae oma BAGS ES French Clarets, $3.75. Auparican native Wit » ROUX & Agents for first-class URITIES Zaskens, Buoxens xp INSURANCE, EET NORTHWEST. 10 F 8 ATLANTIC COMPANY 9 No. 42 North: River. foot of Morton | ‘Auneriqqus yo" Finceul: Wedendag May’ er, Wedivosday. May 3th, 8 vauia avenue, Agents for as Lise Man Sreawens, SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,QUEENS- ETH GERMAN LLOYD— | SE BETWEEN New YORE, Hava _ Loxbon. SOUTHAMPTON AXD hee He a owot pemuge’ Ficus ew Loudon, Southampton and Bremen, first Buying Gren. New York: -, 2 Pennsylvania aveuue vorthweat. Cl Waabiuston. AT 0. 8 Sie ee Tk rere OPis bios LOW CU. 10s cuusstrere te heart SOS i nibs Ba tee eee Sees enn anid ‘Vins Sorte ‘Cognac. ANKERS, IN EREST ALLOWED ON UNITED STATES ud TRADE DOLLARS bought ‘everywhere. feb19 S$. GOV: AND D. C. BONDS: AU Gther City TOWERS & CO, i wotly Tewe MAN S. 8. CO (Limited), GEO. W. Mo: Noll Broudway, dork and Havre. Santelli, Wednesday, he, in amen of Parin hits to quityon the CIS DE BEBIAN, ork. GW. Mi ELER & SO) ND LIVERPOOL, to THE INMAN SOMES, “SOM Bondage vania ave. | INTINUATION ee ‘PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT, CONSISTING OF LOTS STIUATED ON MERIDIAN HILL. One of the tO) tunities ever offered to obtain either eae ing sites or as an investinent in advanc- a MONDAY APTERNOON, MAY TWELFTH. ee gS mentioned. 1s mene it FUR willcontlune the tale of Weel togbowe in choicest blocks not hay some of the chotowst lote and SWiRSabove Lots are situated in the beat locations of veabowe La uated in ions ‘Meridian Hill, which is destined to become the cetter of cent suburian residences, and. which form one ofthe Bel lege of one ts andourronndine country, - es in trout 0 somne’ot fiese lots aad the District authorities, We Une Ger-tand, contemplate improving the vtrecte. Ferns? Quectaint cua telante te chee two a noten to beet interet: Payable nein} -anyally, tito bg secured by deed of trust un property sold, or All Cas Option of purchaser or purchasers. “A deposit will be ree Qiited on each Jot as acon se knocked off to bs ied with in ton dave, otherwise reaale at rk Soatlof defeultiue purchaser cr” purciascrs afte see 7 dayn’ public notice of such resale in sowe news Published in Weahington,D. G Gouvesuseingy boost ‘Prraons attending the sale on Monday will assemble on 1éth street extended, at the stand-pip. A plat of this arorerty can be seen at the office of the further juformation given. DUNCANSON BROS,, Aucts, MAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. — | <CERY SALE OF VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE ON MARLAND AVENUE. BETWEEX FOLIC AND-CUALY AND SIMIC SUMERTS SOUTH By Viethio of a deenee of the Supreme Court of the District of Colunbia, pamsed ue eyuity cause, So fee Gail I wal ‘ell aa trustees at public auction. Frout reach of the prem nce, tae hereiadter described SOND AN the “tween EIGHTH ba¥ Or arnt. ab, HALE Fast HV CLOcR Pit nue, between 4 anid Gth atreets wouthvestluiproveu Dy Uautatantial aweiting wove "Fernie of sales Onesth |. and the balance to beard in 0°12 and Ismontha with tie sot frome the tay ff sate andl pag mente thereateto be accuse by the prone Los cf the DURehase® oF (unvtingrt oF Ml tho cr tie ae pl cam ay Of my he ratiheation thercot court, A hie erved on the property aildfer sbe-purchse money aud inet f. Nv ded will be given: Uniti pulse ms fiterest shall be paid ‘Acs pont of $00 otreach pice Proverty will ‘be required when knoeked. down Al Tonvesiners at purchuse 's cust. If termes of secure nt Screed wih el 0 dap at wwill bo re-scld at rink and conte of apl5-dts te THE APOVE SALE IS POSTPo jaud ay MONDAY, FIFCH DAY OF MAY, 1884, sams ho Place. By’ order of the Trustee Ee-THE AUOVE SALE OF EAST HALF OF LOT ELVEN, RESERVATION D. 15 FUKTHER Post- UNTIL. MONDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1824, at nur and place, with consent of parties. ts SUHENKLE, Trustee, sane | a5 6. TO-MORROW RUSTEE'S @AL1, OF VALUABLE F AU ea peste ee Goce ot Of the Styreme Court of the (of Cofuinbi, fussed us Equity catiee na Gad m isan W. Edwards STREET EMV SALE OF PROPERTY ON FOUR: ‘a'feugant, in SSS RRR): BEIWEEN MAND W | Ci : {Gea eee = = | ter Maupin and Hovert Maupin, trastecs a dveree of tie Supreme Court of thee | grit Minder the ‘wilt of Mary Bo : & Passed im cquity couse No.gif | and by authority of said will the underwigu Taolor et al ye Maders ef al. woo | at public auction ou TUESDAY, the THIRTEE: hie aucts MONDAY, THE NINE. | DaY OF MAY. et, at HALP-PAST FOUL 0% see eae ees MLBAGE EAST | P.M.on the premises. all that valnable lot and improve- ‘ iu front of the smoenis on the north side of F strect, butween sth und 6th streets, fruntitue 28 feet thereon, with au even depth of 1OL feck 92 hes, and dever bed Inthe ground vat of fhocity or Wash ugton as pat of lot. ip saitre Yered 487, ‘The D House ia kiiown ax No. street uorthwest, abd no property ih the market is tuore | Aesirally Toca | “The terns o | mainder i six ‘and ‘twelve muaths. te ts to bear alx por @ deed of trust. orall cash at the nual be paid’ bie day’ gf aie, THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. A ‘NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. the’ Claties “oftce of the Busnes Court or ve | Dintrict of Colunabiay amd to ue iiett, Twill wae | tell at yublic sale, foF east, in front uf the ‘Court House | door of saud District, on TCESDAY, the THIRTEEN T) DAY OF MAY, 1886, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., ull the Hight, title, claim and interest of the defendants’ in and | to tre following-described property, to wit: Lota ote | ), two (2), three (8), four (4). five (3). ix (6) and seven | (@). in rquare vant of square eix iimcited aud forty-two, | GE of C4i.ytn the city of Wastingion: levied ‘up ad the property of the ‘defendants, ‘Willan Mlanchanda heirs, to satisfy execution No. 207087, at law, it: favor of John McAvoy, use of Kobt. L. Caincron. ULAYTON McMICHAEL, U.S. Marshal, | THOS. DOWLING. Auctionee any 7-aite JANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL Si KEE BETWEEN D AND E STREETS, By virtue of a decree of the Sup tie Dist De ait ional Unk i Fish and John Byler at Shall sell tothe biehest bidder. in front of the preints: mumencing at FOUR OC OCK YM. on SATURDAY EVEN ise x0) ). ehebt (8), wad, i the subdivision of in square Ne. six hin dred ard thirty (6i)).sccording to the metexand bounds, | Covenants aud conditions net forth aud described inthe dend if partition, dated December 28, 1871, e. tre into by aud between ‘Andrew: Wylie ond) May C.. Its wife and Maijaret Helzr, andl recurded with the ylat of sabe division aimexed in’ Lib Tolio. land reeords of Wuthington coiinty. in Colmabia. “Also, all thst part of sald Ie Sauan: No. 68) ut the northeast. core ‘on North Capitol wtreet thirty-five (3 fnches by w devth of ove hundred and twenty as prescribed by the decree cof the: purchase money iu cash, and the ab uc eightern (1s) months 1 lotro? sue. For the def ‘rred payimeute the: purchase’ or purchasers aliall five their uotes drawine x (0) yer ceut luterest per Snuium, eecund by devd or dees Of trust on the prop | erty purchased. A depomt of fitty (850) dollars on each Tot'ntust be made wlen the property: kuccked dswi, Ali conveyancing to be at the cont of the purctuser oF Purchasers, JOHN C HEALD, Trustee, GOL F strect’northy, tt, DUNCANSON Bros. in ¢ ML >) fee Aucts, miyS-dabs THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer CHANCERY SALE OF TWO PIECES OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | EALESTATE NO. O136TH STREET NORTHWEST. AND 915 6TH STREET NOWIH- WEST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Dishict of Columbia, passed in euuity, cates Nv. 85z0, on the 1th aay of April, A.D. IMAL the under: ‘trustees will well xt public’ sete, in trot ctive premises, on THULSDAY, the FIETEUN ‘AY, A.D. 1864. at the hotirs hereafter men- Honed, the two parcels of real estate in the city of Wasli- ington, D. C. ta wits AtFIVe O'CLOCK P.M. part of Lots 5 and 7,in square 487, described as follows: Beginning for the sauue at thé northwest cornerof seid lof 5.4u sad square 487, aud runuing thence cast 62 fect and 3 inches, thence worth 6 feet and 2 inches, thence east SI fect, thence South 20 feet, the ce west 9: feet und. 3 inches. to the Tine of 6th stheet west und thence north with the line of sald street 26 feet and $3, inches tothe pace of Legin~ With the iprovenieuts HALE- PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. rart of Lot 3. tn square 484, described as follows, Beating Sor th danucatayoint on tein of Cth serert weet dintant Feet north fram the southwest cont ota i fald nquare S84, au cramnhug thence worth ts fect asad Eichod" thence: ant @) test’ tence worth 3 seer ane 3 inches, the..ce east 24 feet and 454 inches to the line of a ten (10) foct alley; thence south aloug the line of said siley 1p feet aud inches, aid thence” west 68 foot sua Sp laces othe piace of beginipe, ferme of nile: One-third of the purchase money of ach pines of jronrrty inch Valance ie and Te ars rom date sale with terest scctite by deca ot rust, approved by the Trustees,upon the property sold, for cana. pu chiner' option Savon cach plete ot property to be pad when bid is acc and terms of wale to be complied with within seven days trom date of default of which ie Trusites conerte the mekt Eoifeecil after tivedapst advertisement at risk sud eont of defauiti aseaniet ‘All conveyancing and record- ' IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, THUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STADLE | PROPERTY SITUATED ON THE NORTHWE CORNE« OF FOURTEENTH AND D5 KeETS NO ae EST, AND NOW OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. KEYES & CO. te f jath day of . D. . i Feccrded in Liber Xo. 992 folio. 10%, the land records of the District of Columbia, Iwill offer for saleat public auction, ty ine highest bidder. on the remives, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, on PIIDA: INTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1884! the followin scribed: or parts of lots ‘of District of Colum know’ seround plat or plan of the of square mum. 2), as follows: All of lote numbered one (1), two (2), six teen (16), the uth half of fifteen (8. 34 18). and pare of Jot numbered three (3), the said severe! lots and parts of Jota being bounded as follows: “Devinnn at thesouth tangle «f said aquare, and running thence west on fhe north fine of street. one hi forty-one feet ten and three-quarter luchea, thence uorth el three fect; thence west three fect eight inches: thence north twelve feet three inches: thetice cast Torty-AVe feet nix and thrve-quarter inches: thence north twaty= three fect nine aud thres-quarter inches: hence cast one hundred feet to fourternth street. went; Fouth with the west I ne of Fourteenth street on Gred ard nineteen fect and three-quarters of 8 the becianinng, it being the wane property. whi conveyed by William H. Bireh to sald Fawcett by dev ‘Bearing uate on the 16th day of July, A- D. 186%, and. duly recorded in Liber D, No. 11, foto, Js. one of the land reoorda for Washington county, District of Colum- bia, refereuce to which 4s hereby made for greater cer- tainty. and an part hereof." torcther with the appurte- Banices to cach of said loth and parts of lots belonsine, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in two wunpapy will sail r, foot of from Bremen in, $e. aterage at someat ct orks WG. ‘Axeuts ior ote COMPANY, ‘ED, ree Ant ed 14.) Bothnia... Wed. Med tat fas at | Revie daly Sore da'ule Costisectaod G5 7th street, jashington. rrotalmenta at ix abd. twelve monthe, with In- feat Levin day of wale: to be aeeured to the natistuction Of the trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser, ‘Heiieuerne ot aul are not complied with within ten ofaale the trustas reacrves ht to seth at these oud ac of the Sefselting putes Upon one week's notice by advertivemont in some news- RiPet Printed and pubtished sp the city of Washington All conveyancing at the cost of the pute..aa-r, _ myd-dede A. THOMAS LEY, Trustes, ‘DOWLING, Aucnoness, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED BUILDING LO ONT ernter SOUT EeAEE NEAR THE U. 8. NAVY YARD. ive oF ‘Supreme pie of hitb panes Mine doth das . cou 0 others: ry Taceiy daar ee aN ce FRENty AY OF MAY, A'D. 1684. AT FLVEOCLOCK ML, all part of lot num eight (8), in aquare hundred and twenty-eight (¥28), deecti! i Commencing say hve ‘feet =a treet aiing tant ob said’ eeeet intone fone feet nix inches, wou haisty three fret six tne ‘thence west fof thence nurth \CANSON BROS., anctoneers, S17 and 319 9th stn. w., corner D st. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIT =, CONST: ng OF A ASSO oF ARLOK SUITES (VARIO! ESIGNE), WAlr NUT, CHERR:. POPLAR AND OTBER CHAM- BERS) D3OME HALL Pi Mt. BIDEBOARDS, EXTENSION _ PATENT ROCKEKS. LOUNGES. WATAUT CRIB, PRL OUE RP VEAP D OMA bella Bal Racks Wath AND OTHER MATIRESSE RUSSELS, INGRAIN AND O1HEH CARPET! MATTINGS, SRS, CROCKERY AND GLA’ WARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &o,, AT AUC- On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY THIRTEENTH, mmencing at TEN O'. LOCK, we will well at OUr sD8- gone ‘alestooma, a lange collection “of” jousehld ‘EEKS ¥ Ree istic rpoeite city Post Oice THREE HUNDRED LOTS POSTAGE STAMPS, A SPLENDID COLLECTION, AT AUCTION. ‘Within our salesrooms, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY THIRTEENTH, AtSEVEN P.M ready, Stumps for inspection day of rale muy 12-2 Teal Entate Auctioneer, Oth aud ¥ streets northwest, TRUSTEES BALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE TWO- STORY AND-B. TPBRICK HO SE. HAY ING. PINE TWO-STORY DRICR SLALEO. £RFOOT ALLIY IN THEME A BEING GOUSE NUMBERED ale STREET NORLHWES| By virtue of a decd of trust, dated June 1st. and duly record din Liber numbered b4 folt6, 4, one of the land records of the District flunbla anna tie gust of the perty mecured Nerwillodfer for sajetat public action, intro rei SD\W MAY THE Went DND, AD. Ieee nt FIV OCLUCK PM. the following described real entate to wits The tant aixtoen (16) foot Elie (3) imetes front by the depth thereat of Lot nun: bert twenty-two (23), 41 nguare muted five deed aud fourteen (ta),ia the city of Wasbiugtou, 12 itheDintrict uf Colas ‘Terie Of cate id.cash, of which two Imndrea 2G) dotiare niast be paid wien the property it eae faleand the bunsiee htequal pastuniteok gi. two and Ebner years, Cobre secured by the Durchaserts Noten beste Ing fotereat froin the day ey ate lat the rete of te) er ceutum per anguu gral a ded of trus\ on the pron. fety sold. or ail eashat the option of tie pischanere i sonveyuticings aid yurehawre dst eas Inst bee sesh hi te sys drone th day’ of sale oF 3 wall Ue el atthe risk aud cost of the i faultiine | urchaset utter five daysadvertising in Tie LvENING Stan wens Paper of Wostunewn De ROBERTO. HOLTEMA Wek and ¥ stteets nord vest, CHARLES cane 7 Penissivaina avenue, R, 0, HOLTZMAN, Act Revert o. nowtzaa CHANCERY SALE OF Y, UbSTATE, BE) OF ROU Catalorues, from 2 to 6 RR, © sonra. online at the ALUABLE UNIMPROV TAK WEST SIX L018 THE JUNCTION OF MARY- A STREET NORTHEAST, Court ee huaubered an Kate} colplainant’ and Frank T. Burry ad others feudauts, I shall offer for sale, at public auc Of the praimives, Ou FRIDAY, MAX. TW INE AE EIVE O'CLOCK P.M. Tote arunibes 6) Six (6), seven (7), eteht (B), nine yand ten 20), of Jaines 3:. Laita's recorded subdivision of squcre thanbe hinadtet and ‘twenty-neven (Ta), Ih the city of ‘ington, District of Calumbia, ‘The ‘sald property will bo sold by lots. ‘Terms of sule. as prescribed by the court: One-third (Sp) eas: the rmahuder iu two (2) equal ipstalincnts, payable six (6) and twelve (12) months after dy of sale, Tesp.ctively, with interest on the whol B the District of Passel on th Payable e mths orall the pure lasers 5 or pure chasers, it uot jaying all cash, to vive his oF thelr notes for the deferred payinenta, aw above provided; aud 0 eed to be given uutil full payment of purctiasestn A depos. tof Bid) wil be regained oneach Lut wit sol conveyancing ut cost of purchaser. Or purchase tz audi default of compliance: with, tho tert of sn within ten (10) days the property will be recold at ‘the Fisk and cost of the defo iby Darehaes HENLE DAViS, ‘6 Lata 1e Court, District of Co y cate No. 6,799, Bernant G recor Lauer et al.. we will vell, at pul 1 iu front of the ite, on PRIDA TY-THIRD, 1544, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. tof atract’ of land in the District of Cu ‘Haddock'® Hills,” lying on the east side of Washington aud Blidenstyne turuplice road, aud bei the same ata sone on theeast sideot said Youd, in the division: t""Haddock'S nee nor rehes, t axalust netio dwelling, Se Kewell arranged tor the eaten “Terie: Onectoureh cash, Dlancein_ six, twelve eistitcen muomeiva with mieaeat tion dag ct Sal at berauntin.utealtewsheitoared. S120 Coupled with tear daa HSCS iL ten, so Loubia avenue son’ BAN SRD" 12 Sth street ON BROS, Aucts. my! Auctioneer. GROCERIFS AT AUCTIO G. MAY FOURTEENTH, F shall sell at store, south west corner Ist atid Higit streets, Georgetown, D.'C., & siuall stork of Gruct ries, &¢, Viz. Janko aul Gi in deusijohne, i= aud Coffers: Counter Scales, ves and Shelf Goods, Canisters; Coffee MI, ns: Wooden and Witlowware, IX it ) { Trustees, us.fekdes &e, e _my10 THOMAS DOWLING, WEES & CO, Auctioncers, 637 Louisiana Avenue, ‘Opp. City Bost Office, EXECUTORS! SALE OF DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, JEWELRY, WEARING ‘APPAREL, PAINTINGS, & By virtu~ of an order of the Supreme Court of the District i, on Frid will DIAMOND RING, CLUS ONE PAIR DIAMOND. WOND SHIRT ST GEN LADIES" Gi AC GOLD SNUFE "BOX, PI ‘OF COLO ‘6 TH EVENS: SUS I OL, PAINT JEWELRY. FORKS AND 8, LAD! APPAREL, SATIN AND SILK DRI AND O1MER VALUABLE SHA’ WEAR, &c. WALTER M. FRANKLIN, A. FITCH, 3 (08, A Exeentors, myl0-4t uctionvers, OF PROPERTY BETWEEN, aig D AND E party giving trust, Twill sell in fror prises alt or parcel of land: aud own on the t OF plan of Washingt as und being lot No. 38, in Kibbey’s sitb-div aquare No. 871, together’ with improvements, easements, ete, ‘This lot is improved by frame stablena One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, notes to bear interest at six per crit, ahd to be, wenred by deed of trust onpremises, or ull cash at option of pnreh A Gepouit of 100 required at tiny of eile: at cost of purchaser, ‘Terns 10 be C01 IN AT AUCTION, trust, dated the fourteenth VALUABLE BUILDING 16 By virtne of a dora: ay of Sunes A.D. 1870, and dy record No. $20, folio ga. ct seq’ cnet tie land tweorde uf fhe Diniic of Coluti‘aud’ylvetion ofthe party secured thereby, the underwigned ‘rustes will colts SATURDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SAY. 188d, GEORGETOWN, din L ber aL SIX O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the premises: the following described real eatate, situate in the ely of Georgetown, District of Coluibia, to wit: All that piece ‘, dition to suid Georgetown, hounded as follows: Basin or parcel of ground, lying and being in Holmes ing for the sameat the yow'teast corner of lot No, 91 in said) Holmead's addition, on the uorth line of Fast street, aud run thence north, by. and with the east linn of wuid lot No. 91, seventy-nine (79) feet. more oF less, to thesouth line of Stodda 1 street extendd: thence weat, with the south line of Stoddard street, Afty (50) fect? thence south, perallel with the first-line, neventy-nine feet. tote Gress, ‘to the north. line of” Eant street; thetice cast, with said north Hine, ufty fect to the be 4: Ring: the aime teing all of Lot No. 91 aud part of Lot No. in said Helmead's addition, as laid down on plats ‘suid town Z ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve month, with notes beariaue interest an tied of trust gi the property Conve oe at pur- cchuser'e cont, A deposit of $100 required at tine of sale, my5-dte it —__ WAL DICASSIN, ‘Trustee Hf Nate DOWLN ‘Auctioneer. ‘RUSTEE'A 8 OF VALUABLE Bo) F PEPER PALE Sty ADAPLY 0 PORROOEE, AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. By virtue of « deed of trust dated January th, 1869. and duly recorded in Liber T. & KR. seube s ne pany ata ath, TE ‘Trustee will sell on. i DAY OF MAY. 1884. the premises, the in’ the City” of Geurae wit: “All pare ra depot Pepe ee sGojeutiion, Purchaaae mayday OO MTRD Laat fs DUNLOP, Traston W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent. riticeey ribrd SIREE pea iT, ‘RO’ UAERD NOnTuWnn, Lat a as gts eerste tt sarin at yuichiser's Cost, and ters acd Wa Dz Mere Itis now undisputed that WEI DE MEYER'S CATAR- ‘RAL CURE is the only treatment that will absolutely care Catarrah Dr. Wei de Meyer's “Tuxarise” with statements of symptoms by the cured, mailed free D. BNDEWEY & CO., 182 Fulton street, N.Y. febt-m,w,f33t 2d Edition. SUMMER RESORTS. preci have h a ciren month. travel Some Howes ‘The management of the Virginia Midland Railway, cities of finding Hong thee line, with rates of bourd by the day, Wes oF Hine and two daily” (es vision, affording facilities for tea c ine the dificulty experienc d by resivents 1a [isssantdoiney Nossa for the aumnmer, “d con lad'and now bave ready for die: TibUGOT iar giving hotels: and’ boanting houses located ‘also tates 7 COMMUEALO ‘Three dail trains aren pt Sundi tickets for summer w running on main ) on the Manassas, house, made their report ‘The report paints out defects tn the cruninal code. Fifty-tour indictments were returned, covering 18 different grades of crimes Ji cieving the report, courts, and remarked that the public would judge ‘whether the jury had done its work well or not. Latest Telegrams to The Star A REPORT MADE TO-DAY BY THE SPECIAL GRAXD acRY, Crxcrxwatt, Ouro, May i2—The Jury appointed to consider the crimes in counee: ton with the riot and the burning of the court- to-day to Judge Avery. Avery, tn re made a brief defense’ of the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. ‘Thefollowing are the opening and 8 p.m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: 1 toand from Wash- fugton at convenient hours For cireilars, tickets, et, Name. | 0. Spi ‘Name. 0. 3pm Call at Virwinin Midland ofice, 001 Penuerivanie ovens. Belles = | Suyiam aiid | qe) TAN. Z cent....-] 7841 0 RENTON VILLA, CAPE MAY—SPLEN DID OCEAN 413g 41 N.Y. Cent... 118 De oes | 4th atulNY.C.a StL.) 64 7 jeiers: @10t0 IN per week, “Addtas Mra. J.A. MYERS, | Ches. & Ohio..| 7 | De. 2] a" | 18 Brextou, Park avenue, Baltimore, Ad. niyitsm_ | “Do ist pret. 90 ‘or. & Bs | QOR RENT—FOR JULY AND AUGUST—THE | _ DO. 20 pret. orth Pac... | ‘tinest Country Place near Washington; furnished y Do. pret. Bl Skis house, twelve rovins: iarge stable, awk grove, fruit, vesce: corthiwest.-- 107% 107 tables, ke: jes walk to street ears. Lis Do. pref... 1844 138 CBE Der ‘Ms, Pleasant, m22-3t* {A1033; 10255 Ohio & Misa...) 2055 20 = = 113 "112%; Oregon Trans.) 16%, 153g Hex Ur Ox Movsrax Tor. 11M) 1g Ont & West... 9%) 9% | | 5%) 5x Puc, Mall. | = Gap. 1‘) 9% Peo. D.& y A THR St P., M. & ML, | SNE EADIE AN DALY: MK. 9.0.7.) 154) 15 “/Texad Pac. | | Parlor Cars on morning train from Baltimore and | Minn. & St. L..| 112 [Union Pac. Washington, Parlor Cars on worniue train trom Deer a | 2 [|Wab. Pac.. Park to Washington and Ballito. Palace Sleeping Cars ‘lio | 80 | ‘Do. -pret on all other trains aud all trains stop at Deer Parke {oo Wess Unioe, Every po site luxury 2nd co yyded at tha XO FL accordi apeu at THE KING RESORT OF THE RIDE DIRECTLY 0 1 history of the DEER PARK. tat ‘NO STAGE R iT: OK BUSS THA) THE LINE OF THE B. & 0, THROUGH SEASON OPENS JUNE 23D, enience has been pro- jovely reeort by the B, & O. Company, and mof 1so4 pronuses to Le the most brilliant in LES, NO MOSQUITOS, NO HAY FEVER, NO MALAKIA. oue after DEST PLACE 10k CHILDREN IN THE ‘COUNTRY. nearl be addressed at ng to B.& 0. cot Oe langely my9-f,20,WU13) He Enlarged and Improved for the Season of 1834. ta Fy hw Railroad access dirvet to the Hotel now completed. hotel, cs me forty rows. et EL KAATERSKILL, forenoon. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. BALTIM OPENS JUNE 25. Hew te Flour ste annex builiing has been erected, deta uritar quiet for funlies and invalids, te with hats, &e., Ld pa THE DOWNWARD TEN New York, May 12.—The Post says: There were ‘two transient upward reactions, one after 10:15 and BALTIMORE, 3.0 03.60; do, ext see] Lite) 14S Reat ‘The Market Oversold. DENCY OF STOCKS TO-DAY. 11 o'clock, but U tendency of prices was, downward, and at 12 o'clock (he active stocks were y all lower than on Saturday Burlington and Quiney, Northwestern and Central Pacitic touched lower prices Unan tbey have touched for several years. ‘The market is undoubtedly very and st. Paul Versold,” and the bears have put out ui- usually large lines of short sales, as is indicated by tue high premiums paid for tie loan of stocks this ‘The Markets. MORE, May 12—Viryinis sixes, consolidated, tfortien $3: new threes, Ba DIS toda a 12.—Cotton. y—middline, 11%- Bid Quiet<Howand etic and weatuns $.62a4.62: do, fami) 3,0043.90: do. extra, 3.6586.2 78; Patapaco fainly, 6: dors. NEW CONCLE JM, NEW DRIVES AND | patent, 7.00, Wheat—southern | q WALKS. For circulars aiid routes, address irc ewenenn sctiee to r W. F. PAIGE, Manager, 81.15; No. 2 western winter rod, epot, 1.02%sal. <¥. a 107 bids July, 1.ozigul. 025s. Atizust, 1.01 sgul.017 251 Broadway. N. ¥., Room No.2. | (crn southern ‘steady western lower atid dull’ south | ¥.0. Box 665, New Yorkcity, ern white, 6saT0 : do.‘ vellow, 60463: western’ mixed, H spot, 89 bid; May. Soul, June, 05460, July, 60 mb2d-mwitdewim9t Gs Guict ‘aud any“ssoutheru 40eiS: western white a a 4la43, do. mixed, 34a40; Peuusylvania, 40043. Rye RENEY SPRINGS, dene ee ee to _choive | Aine 500ui7 00. Proviaiogs. ats SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Pore, old 135: pew, INS" Bulk meste-—aboulders == fea a aoe rr THAI. ee # leased these will-known Springs for FIVE | §:cly putter quict_wostera packed i0ed?, creamery, per to Inform the jubiie an our frivuds | 2523 puter Qu amere packed. Lede. creatnery. Pappointarents | Ste ue ; sec have Lown put in | 1" Waisty quiet and steady. 110" Prelghte te Liver, rain, 2d. ool per steamer quirt—cotton, 11-64d.; four, dale. Receipts—flour, 1.523 24,000 barrels; whest, ; Boo persons. | Ceishicie; corn, 10,000 busbels, onta, 000 bushels; Tye, i XCTEUTTES in | Bushele; cont :¢ ye. oie ne er month, ac: | Iq bushilay “Bales wheat Sie, bekea: See scriptive: fiving varietien aud analyges of | 9000 bustiels, the ‘dlitcrent “water, to JOSEPH N- WOUDWARD, | Dropw im the Chicago Produce Market. au M.& HC. MADDUS, Proprietor. | _ CiticaGo, May 12,11:45a, m_—The market, took a dis- astro downw-rd turn after 10:30, and the descent was QO SSEAND HOTEL, OF THE D. AND 0. R. ‘burtied by various alarming rumors from New York. R,, wall be open tor reception of guests on! Neue of which have received any verification. In quo- 30l8 now are: Wheat, 587% for Jape, 90% for July. jes can make errancemen's at reduced Tates vy | Corn, 564 for June, 68 for July, “Lard, &315¢ for June. cous LORER'S, No. 727 15th street mart 4 Pork, 17.4 for Jun : mny10-3in = Mib, INSE AND SUMMER | Distinguished Visitors Disappointed. RESOW THE FAILURE OF THE MARINE BAND TO APPEAR AT ii toiled {oe aca 8h | THE WHITE House oxoUNDS suTUKDAY. Baths of all kinds and ge Ct) ‘The fallure of the Marine bandto put in an experienced amedical skill.) Yerus mud’ te; “Address | aypearance for the usual weekly concert at the my9-im* "‘Suratoga Springs, N,v. | White House grounds Saturday evening was the LW N ey excellent board, ow ‘Terms: Per day, 23days, ye THE LARGEST HOTEL, Roo and fur myb-d OCKW Ww TONE COTTAGE AT edb, beautiful grounds, venience. party BEACH among w Lynn, Mt stone Honse, tw oF Hite teow, Lawes te veoly bate buthitye at yb Sang, | portteo, 2 clever rooms: Tarnished, | appear, View, lawti, on private street. within | to the Mf ng's Beach; bathing richts; price 500, | that the Ayply to Mrs, LANDER. 45 South B, Ca WALDO THOMPSON, Agent, sw Marshall CONGRESS HALL, 40 North 13th streot, Phila may. HARPER'S FERRY, EL Lovett, proprietress." W49 Feet” ale bere nce airy rooms and porticos; Negetabies, plenty of fresh milk. 2 86 per week, special terms for families. Qpen that no 6 until OUD HOU: Mrs. Va, standing: appe: "S WHITE SULPHUR, SPR) Stephenson's Depot P. 0., Va, number of othe comfortably ‘ensconsed themselves on the south as usual at the White House, however, that the order directing them to play’ at the unvelling of the statue took that the one duty took the place of the other NeCauley, the commandant of the marines, took ‘That growiid in a letter of explanal retary Chandler was much put out at the non- rarce of the band, but Itis thought he will take no action beyond expressing his displeasure, sourve of considerable disappointment and incon- ‘The usual large crowd had ‘assembled on the grounds, and the Secretary of State with a of distinguished 1s and gentlemen, hom were the Siamese embassy and a diplomats and their families, had nd impatiently walted for the red coats to Frelinghuysen finally sent_an inquiry jarine barracks, and tn answer was received band did not expect to play at the con- cert, haying already attended the unveiling of the statue, and that 1t would be an hour and a halt before they could be th readiness. The dis- satisiled crowd were therefore compelled to depart. It was learned at the Navy depa issued for Une band hol. to play ssued for the band not to. "The band. thoug prder was. precedence of the hite House, and Col, order to play at the mM to-day sec- week, eiesae month off yh | Fhict has already been don: 240 Pamphlets at Star office, | ote | Promotions in the ‘Treasury Depart- NJ MANSION, OPEN ALL THE YEAR, Jouble and en enite, Recently enlarged ned With all modern improvement CHARLES MCGLADE, P ‘Treasury ns sinsle, P. Reed, am prietor, ‘The following promotions have been made in the department: Sixth Auditor's OfMice— Robert C. Crooks, from class two to class three; Clarence Crish, from class one to class two: John from $1.000 class to class one; James H. Brunemen, civil service appointee, probation- Sas 5 re ired May 9 appointed anently at OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BaTHs.— | S0¥ term exp! > Bice | RiGee Sore, Mounuan, near Wischester, Vac Opes | £400. Commissioner of Customs’ Ofice—Richard | June 12, 1864. “Torna, 496 io S36 por month OF Crowther, from class one to class two. ‘Treasurer's | four weeks, ‘Tickets from Washington to the: Omice—John A. Quinan, clvil_ service appointee, dad of § rons “th From A, four h for Rock Enon.” From B. U. Keyser, esq., Washington, Having spent a portion of nine summers at Rock | Froud tre, of Wisit, “The marke Resorts. ton, D. tion of, ing, and the finest sandsafest surf Allintic cout. TN! fishing, Circulurg at Brentano's, 1015 Pa, a dress A, M. JELLY, New Wi Springs and return $8.50; good until October Jd Illustrated pamphlets, giving all information, may be “T certainly know of mo place preferable to Rock Enon a place Of £0} can truthfully say t lieltful asummer, tains. . A. 8 PRATT & SONS, Managers, 401 9th street northwest. favorabl yarn and rest during the heated season.” Wyman, Treasurer U8. atmosphere is singuhitly pure and invigorating." Huutington, D.D. Coluinbia Collece te was delightful, the table appointments Tvice Prompt and’ efficient and the cuisine From John A. Baker, esq., Washington, we have never passed so de- My family, after. twent absence from your springs, are home sick, Hon. A. to report, rs can speak with confidence, as do with pleas- Ule many attractions of the'pla:e” From 0, C. esq., Wanhington, D. C. handsome service of your bountiful table form: contrast to that which characterizes summer in gene: From W. Gwynn, esq, Washing= ce my3-2m 88 HOUSE, REHOBOTH ‘will open for recep- fe Int, 1844. Fiching, wal hing on the To the Fal te JUN fat Mane imo (to 815 pee weed nd for circular, DSOR SUEPHCR SPRINGS. BL lent table, Reasonable charges.’ Fuller. Ma. As Beach, Gloucester, Mass. Cuisine first- class, «ry ig | Brewniies. ME ‘Send for circular and terms to F. H. NUN’ prictor. RocK HOUS Savor of j00D | HARBOR Fitiest of su f-bathing and ocean seen. ‘mngatected govan view: atreet cars approval ‘COMPTON. Pee aps oan Probationary term expired May 9, aj Tanentiy toclass one. is Temit and cancel all county taxes, co-ts and penalties, levied or assessed on the prop: erty of the widow of Carlisle P. Patterson, up to, and including June 80th, 1883. since Decemiber, 1880, TC CITY, VERMONT AVENUE | }2Mps_ this sprin per Capitol Notes. MRS. CARLISLE P. PATTERSON'S TAXES, In the Senate to-day Mr. Vance reported back , Without amendment, the House bill to national, municipal and neral and spectal, and all interests, DECIDED IN FAVOR OF WALLACE. ‘The House committee on elections to-day decided, the McKinley-Wallace case in favor of Wallace by a vote of 6 to. Street Lig! So ing by Electricity. itor of THe EvENING Star: ‘The experience of cities and towns in the United States, in the matter of electric street lighting, would seem to differ materially from that of the Parisians, who were laden with somesuperannuated European methods. A spectal committee was re- cently appointed by the common counell of Grand Rapids, Mich. to investigate the various electric ighting systems in use in this counuy. Elghty circulars were Sent out, 54 of which were respol to with the desired information. Of this number 14 cities were lighted exclusirely by electricity. Thirty- one other cities use electricity for street lighting. Of these 25 use the Brush, 3 the Thomson-Houston, 1 the Van Depoele, 1 the United States, and 1 the All of the cities visited had sent out com- mittees of investigation, and all_had reported in ded electric illumination. Balt nearer Washington than Paris, and has been beau- Ufully and successfully number of years. New York, after crucial tests 2 tho For Photographs of Cottages and particulars callat my office. RENT-FIFTY FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED COTTAGES, AT SARATOGA SPRINGR. death or tmh25) shall THOS. EK WAGGAMAN. May DENTISTRY. 8. H. T. MURRAY, 1910 F street northwest, — amy6-1in* Office and Residence. ca ¢ Sand) Spring, Ma. a Street N. W. penne ee a... & I ScoTt, DENTIST, ite of Of the natural teeth a. ity." mh20 al DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET s Digaee dae docika apee a ‘operation ted w: i. ‘& perfect fit ‘80 centa, mus warrant s-6m, ANDALL PARSONS, D. D6. OF Fi ra 8. AND to her children, Ri * and Charles L. and wn cll days’ She leaves to her daughter Mary By erie se leaves iushter, Mary F, her life, and as long bee house and lot on K other real estate she may ‘a8 she remains sinzle, street, in square 984, with all entitled; and on her her estate real cobert M,, Waverly D., ‘their heirs as tenants in a of Dentistry Der Fesulta, day or higat, “hen gusnne Wis most which Mr Frankie Ward took oat to-ny Dink Sane Se ew ru | eae et beeen ee ene Diss Sederin are, velar Biter nit res geet at on this ‘here directed oy the ene Eire Tse New Your Sox sty ft oor ot se gps onic wl ordered by the oe REACHES WASHINGTON AT 11 Ax PURE seca ee ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. omens “died upbebicoch .oeadees tp ne | Bs areca au RR raf order, or We: end it by ‘dead 1.W. ENGLAND, Publisher “The Sus,” ‘town, has been Rew Yor city | Quer was notised in m™! +4 . COL, MORROW'S PAY ACCOUNTS, ‘Testimony Taken Hefore the Swaim Court To-day. THE DEFENSE OPENS ITS CASE—CoL. MORROW THLLS HOW RE GOT A LOAN FROM BATEMAN & C0.—-GFN WKIBEEN SAYS WE IS NOT A MEMBER OF 4 POKER CLOUB—GRN. SWAIM DENIES STATEMENTS MADE DY MR BATEMAN, When the Swaim court of inquiry began its ses- Sion to-day Mr. Calkins, counsel for Gen. Swalm, called Lieut. Col A. P. Morrow to the stand as the frst witness for Gen. Swaim. Col. Morrow testified that he Lad known Gen. Swaim for avai su Defore April, 1888. Hz recouected au invery Gen, Swain! about hig (Witness) Hnapeial condition about the Ist of April. He went to Gen. Swain With Major McKibben. Witness was thet atde to Gen. Sherman. Witness had simply a Speaking: Acquahlance with Gen. Swain. MK CHANDLER OBJECTS TO WITNESS STATING WHAT OCCURRED AT AN INTERVIEW WITH GEN. pWAIN. ‘Witness having been asked what was stated at that interview, Mr. Chandler objected. Mr. Calkins sald that he wanted to rebut or meet | the testimony of Mr. Bateman, tt asked him (Bateman) tf Swaitn ha his (Morrow's) condition. He admitted ti testiinony would not, perhaps, be admiited ina | uth | wih | MURAT MALSTEAD ON BLAINE. The Cincin: ti Editor's Conversion. WHAT NE SAYS OF IT JOuN SHEKMAN Mm PIE CHOICE POR PRESIDENT ROT HE 1s ORATEPUL TS BLAINE POR DAP RATING FHA STMIRD TRAM” —SLATNE Rot SESPONSIBLE FOR THE GAKPURLD APPOINTMENTS WHICH OFFENDED CONKLING. owing letter has been received here from jaistead, editor of the Cincinnatt Commer Is in reply toa letter criticising bis Biaine’s candidacy Of Infurmation about my “conwerntaa,” asl to toru it, OF Mr. Blaine ALLOW TS ago 1 advocated the nomination for | ney of Knistow and oppomud MF. ntally.. Now t Chg meet to toll 1 favor of any particular bination thou a Ry exprssed prefereucels soln Sherman: aha Tem he Nr. Biatte, President ATMUE MeDALOE Edmunds, of Gem Locad, Wouitug. thet all tn Big este Thaps Lave changed my policy. 1 pho fess to have profiled by eight yeatw enlargement OF experience. Durlug those TS 1 have been more deeply Uaan ever convinced that there ts he Teas0D- abe hope of dotg any coed with the gemnocraUe Party; and T have lost faith in the efficacy of Inde dent movements. “1 have had a RDATE In 16 bor of holding parlor consultations with a. few : Y excellent citizens, with the view uf altering DOU Civil sult, but it was Unportant te Gen. Swain, as | FAP! can) ts a he had stated tn ieee tothe tetany War | He kTeat Police yazan othe wont that he knew nothing of Col. Murrow s finaseial | 1 WaBLt rier purpose, 1B this Troubles, He thought as the reputation of cen, | LNT ogee peas Siralm was fc sake nete tie Weseny inc tea | Beets te repubitoan nae aa Ould Not, With justice, be applled | He "Curength units alter tire Proceedings of the coe Alter some argument the court room was cleared | While the court considered tne objecul WHAT WAS SAID IN THE INTERVIEW AloUT THE PAY ACCOUNTS, When the doors were opened Gen. Pope an nounced that the testimony would be w What was said in the conversation with Gen, Swaim about the pay accounts, ‘Witness said he went to Gen. Swaim to born about $8.00. He told hin he was about to lev elty, and was very much In Trlse about $8,000, so he could pay « Gen. Swain ‘sald he was about to v had’ no money to spare. He sad there plenty of wen tn the city who did that kind of busi- hess, and asked witness if he kuew Bateman. Wii- ess sald “no,” and Gen. Swati said: “1 will give Yous note t Bateman.” He gave wituess Dole to Bateman; that was all ot lie conversation On thesubject, witness did not think that he liad ever before that Ume said anything Wo Gen. Swale: about his pay accounts, and did Hol hs Yersalun With him between that t Ume be obtained the money irom Mr. 1 Witness thought he took Gen. Swalin’s Bole 1 Bateman on Une same day tt Was given. 1 was 4 SIMPLE NOTE OF INTEODUCTIO ‘Witness thought he saw Mr. Parker at Bateman & Co.'s, and told him he wanted about $4,000. Mr. Parker tovk the note to another room and returning Said Unat they could not loan so much money in ‘Unat way, but that they might lend htm the money. for tures OF four months. Witness said Cal Would do him no good and went away. ‘The next day b returned afd saw Bateman and got $1.00), or credit for that amount. Witness remembered Laving a conversation with Mr, Bateman atew days after- wands. Withess was asked what he had satd to Mr. Bain. man as to Gen. Swalm’s having a schedule of his debts, and said be did not remember hav! ‘ing used Gen. Swaim's name at all In that connection. Wit- ‘ness: Ut he sald that Gen. Swain knew he was: in debt. He did not remember that anyuiing was: ‘sald about the condition of witness’ pay accounts. ON CROSS-EXAMINATION by Mr. Chandler, Col. Morrow said he arrived in ‘the city Saturday afternoon, and talked the matter over with Gen. Swaim and his counsel. Wituess ‘Was asked why he Lad gone to Gen. Swaim to bor- row if be did pot know him, and said it had Deen suggested to him that Gen. Swaum might lend bim the money. The only security witness had to offer was bis pay accounts. Witness did not Untuk he stated to Gen. Swain for whnt oF to. whom he ae. ‘The money he got from Bateman & the Mr. BORROWED ON FAY ACCOUSTS. “Were they,” asked Mr. Chandler, “duplicates or triplicates, or what?” Mr, Calkins objected, and the court held that as they were not investigating CoL Morrow they ‘Would not go into the question. Mr. Chandler asked If they were not to go into ‘that question at all. Gen. rope sald that they would go into It only so. far as It related to Gen. Swalm. Mr. Chandler observed that;Mr. Calkins, having Drought forward this witness’and examined bum | partially, they should not be precluded from going into the whole question. Mr. Calkins was responsible for having put the witness tn a delicate | condition. If he did not want the witness examined about this matter, he should have refrained from calling bim as a witness, BATEMAN CHARGES COL MORROW WITH FRAUD. The cross-examinition was continued. The wit- | ners sald be thought Mr. Bateman brought up the | name of Gen. Swatm in the conversation. Witness | Bld: SOF. Bateman accused me of fraud, He said, “You ve perpetrated a uy me."” Witness: asked biin "what be meant. He sald, “You lave | given me pay accounts that are duplicates,” or | something to that effect. Witnes said, “No, sir, I} juve not perpetrated any fraud at all.” Those pay ounts are not due, When they are due, and you Big! them to the paymaster, they will be paid.” ‘he witness said that possibly he did say that Gen. Swaim knew he was in debt. The witness was asked if in June or July, 1883, When he had borrowed money from. Stephen W. ‘Dorsey if he had not told Dorsey that GEN. SWAIN GOT HIM INTO THIS TROUBLE. “No, sir,” sald the witness, “I did not.” “Did you not say to Stephen W. Dorsey,” asked Mr. Chandler, “that Swain had got you into this Yention. “The journal with which 1 am connected is Hol at war with wuy of the candidates and 1 be Meve In the cause above them all. J ain grateful to MF. Blaine for bis lange hare in (WY The Uhind-terth aggression against AgDer repubilcantsin, and Tivel persuaded that tl atznospliere Of Suspicion of 1876, some of US wo cepted too readily the theory that cusation against & hidden irs, s out and eunsume Rima, Whenever Lattempted to hunt up the facts tae Sete assuined fo be Che furl, they fatled to mater 1 not, I ue” Were the candidate, about uls tecord. We know all that Usd against hin, that Mt would be. as i= tual before Ube people at lance as inthe fe | Publican party,—atid that there is no candidate wn. Scullable, MT. Bialhe’s chetles who ate violene ling Thetaselves to sbow that hard Muggs can De said of bln, are not dimportant, and Lave: mistaken their gussion, J snow of some matters In which Mr. Blaine’s nse Sullauts are utterly in error. President Garheld told me, that at the Art of Lis Cabinet mect hw ojeatsd business Dy sasing To all ae We COR iat mower se without offcuie to ant Chey would | get along peaceably ouly by caretully’ itmitang | themerives to their own departments of uty me | suld Blalue acquiesced and complied with the sug. sliou Tully and cordially, Up tO that day,—It was, Ube last day of June, 1881. "And President Gareld Said Bluue was not responsible for the New York appolniiuents upon Which Conkling Tesigued: Ubat Ley were Lis own, and made under a sense of duty to his friends’ and hiuself as the Presl- dent of te United states, upon the beltet that when the shock was over there would be a better understanding. When compare my knowl edge, with the ch current against Mr. Blaine | about these trausactions and so often repeated | That retutation becomes tediows, 1 ain free to be- Neve Cat he hus been falsely wccsed tn other mat- teny and I kuow enough of those who are making & business of Losttitty to him to be sure that If the ‘Unes were drawn on them Ubat Ubcy apply, they could be made unhappy. 1 think our strongest Candidate and satest Prest- dent would be Joun Sherman, and 1 gladly ¢ Prestdent Arthur credit for bis admirabie adtulais tration—but 1 do ot Dellewe Chat the mullilous of Tepubiicans who kindle with enthusiasm at Ue aus of Blaine Lae Gone far Wrong i. HatstRan. Lier. DANENMOWER and wife left yesterday for New York. He reported to<day for duty on | board the Minnesota, stationed at New York, olen. CARROLL, Departed this life May 12th. 1884, st 2.5) Pelock am, WILLIAM A CARKOLL, beloved hua- and of Mary’ E Carroll, aged tweutyfour, Dearest husband, thou hast left way ‘We thy loss most deeply fea; But ‘tis God that last bereft us, ie-can all uur sorrows bial Thefancral at 6 2m. che 13th resi ence, Ws F atroet worth eat. Fiieast in Yeega Maernaeat at Chace outs, Ald ay DUEHRING. On Se , May 1ith. JOHANNA Dorikinu. ts is"aticth oat et tot Funeral will take plore from her late 1317 Seventh street Lortt pm. GUTHRIE. Suda UGK at the Fesiste BAS B etrost. ie ‘Funeral private No fiowere, KIN Suddenly, May 1 4 WASNIE TALLINN. only ancaghior ot Wiles ree Nanni Funeral private oH 8S tary ten, tr 1 a Mr CAROLINE LASHLEY fnew Dougie te ronerigy of ts oly. Jay Kio, seid 3 yearm uth year of wa eo RITCHIE. On Sunday. Mag tithe, fete ACHESLIA'Y the taag and cut cntitag Pasa hd Sanct W. iitchie aged ge ees 4 in heaven has thought ft best. rlinies hone to reat: this world of SCHLOSSER. On May 11, 184, at 143 a.m.Mee. TIA SCHLOSSER, «itv of Brederick Selloasar, tures-t. Hee fancral wil take place from. her tate 1915 1 street uortioat, on to-morrow ( 10 o'clock an. ‘May. 31) cI an SMITH. On Sanday mornin Sark Yam WAN ita Sania ead and Fila N. Smith, aged eight yeare, nine fours dasa. trouble, and that he treated you lke a Shylock?” “No, ir,” said the witness, MOKROW'S LOAN FROM SWAMI. ‘The witness had borrowedgs115 from Gen. Swaim Afew weeks before this, without security. Wit- ess wrote a note and sent it by a messenger, and Gen. Swaim returned him a check for the amount. Upon re-examination, CoL Morrow said that the $115 transaction was the only monetary Uransac- ton he had had with Gen. Swalm. GEN. M'KIBEEN ONLY KNEW BY HEARSAY OF DUPLI- CATE PAY VOUCHERS. Bvt. Brig. Gen. David G. McKibben, the next wit- ness, testified substantially as Col. Morrow had testified to the visits to Gen. Swaim and to Bate- man & Co. Upon erossexamination the witness Was asked ff he did not know that Col, Morrow had duplicate and triplicate vouchers out. Objection | ‘was made to Uhis and overruled. “I knew by hearsay only,” said the witness, “I never saw the vouchers.” } “When.” asked Mr. Chandler, “did you learn about this matter?” ” sald the witness, “I learned it before that tim “tn confidence from Col. Morrow. Mr. Calkins made a motion to expunge this testi- mony, as it affected no one but the witness and Col. Morrow. Mr. Chandler stated that he expected to prove by circumstances that Gen. Swalm knew also about this matter. ‘The motion was overruled. ‘The witness sald that about a month before the Interview with Gen. Swaim he found Col. Morrow in terribly depressed spirits, Witness went to him and sald: “Morrow, there ts something the matter With you; whatis 12" Witness went with Col Morrow to his room at the Ebbitt House, and there Col. Morrow laid the whole matter berore him. GEN. N'KIBBEN DOES NOT BELONG TO A POKER CLUB. “I don't belong,” sald the witness, “to a poker lub. Tid not owe Col. Morrow and he did not owe me. Idid what I'did asa kindness to one of the most gallant and dashing officers in the ser- vice, and T belleve one of the most honorable. I tried various plans to get him out of trouble. I cot | a list of his debts and tried to get some one person to take the whole amount.” | GEN. SWAIM ON THE STAND. Gen. D. G. Swaim was then called to the stand. | He said that when Col. Morrow and Gen. McKibben came to his office some time about March, 1883, Col. McKibben stated: “We have come to get some assistance for.Col, Morrow. Col. Morrow has been speculating in oll: has lost heavily and is terribly embarrassed by debt.” Witness thought he said, he wanted $8,000 or $9,000. ‘Witness told them that there were bankers and brokers here who did that kind of business Wit- | hess thought he gave Col. Morrow a note to Mr. Bateman, Nothing was sald in the interview about vouchers. Witness had no knowedge at that Ente or dupticare and triplicate pay accouats, ‘THE WITNESS CONTRADICTS ME. BATEMAN. ‘The witness denied having a conversation with Mr. Bateman in Mr. Bateman’s carriage, in which | he suggested to Mr. Bateman to make the advance | to Morrow, He denied, also, the statements of Mr, | Bateman as to the conversations in which Mr. Bate- man him as saying, “The old man did not fooled,” and that if the bankers did not chip in pay the witness what Morrow owed him he Would squeeze Morrow at the War department. ‘The witness corroborated Col. Morrow's account of the $115 loan, for which the ‘witness took no ss curity. Subsequently Col. Morrow wanted to sell | Plano, and witness offered to take it for $150; meanwhile, Col. Morrow told the witness that rs Tn relation to the interview in Mr. Parker's office, wherein Mr. Bateman sald the witness threatened Morrow's assota te is exeusion st | i i idl | my12-Baw’w |, Sealed Pronorals. in any | tne Wood and Coal to the Us Qur Willie dear has gone to rest: He sweetly sleeps on Jems’ breant, And with the anuels road: His songs and praises are made Big little voter we still ean hee, Ring Pare amine, comes aut at reat and want you era, 0. Let ine guide you home, ©. help us Lond, not to renin Bist tory good will Dn earth i civem, ‘May We awake with him in heaven By Hs Paneer. iperal will take place from hin parents’ eidene, Ta Seventh street nethenet, on Pr aay moraine, y ist TaN et sae nde of the tomnily sateen the 8 his body will be taken to Baltinor TRIPP. On Mogdny May 12, 1604, at Dat otalock, DWIGRT iy child of De aud Corinne W Tei teens months and twenty-one dave, Funeral Thesday afternoon at thre olock. fromttoe coef Gen, J A Williainmm, 2212, Camectout Bronte Tuterment at Rock creck ¢-auotery. [sam Prone H _ PROPOSALS. PPOvPEsALs POR STATIONERY, Wan Drranrwent, May ? Beate proposals, will tee rei sd anu THEEVE CLOCK, TENTH. 1846, f Departinent and sear endin tk forme of pronosala. xhowing the items and est! ina el quantities reguinel, tovetlier Ww fue thereto, will be furniched Denartment retary oF War, 2th, Of the envelope, Epron sals for St Bids will te, cor sidered 2 eeparal So contract will be mt advertisernent intil an appropriation shall” tuade by Congress for the purchase of Ube ie ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of PROPOSALS FoR FC iL CARTER MASTERS Orece. 7.8. MC. Ms Wasninotgn, sist April, id, } ate. will be rewivod at the pM of THURSDAY. the office until TWELVE °C 7 Y-NINTH DAY OF May ted “tates marines at one gman of the following statious from let July, 1884, to i dune, TKS: Portsinouth. N. H: Charlestown. Mane. ; Brooklyn, N, Phindeipiia, Pa: Learue Inland. Pa: Reshinsten. Do Gosport, ar : nd, Cal., and Poneacola, Fis blank pro can sain apy lication at any of the etatione the Es pews a | Assistant Quartermaster, 226 South 4th street, Omics artermaater, Washington, phia. Pa Eropesale should be endorsed.“ for Fual* ull “Propossla for Fuel, ‘WB SLACK. Major U. 8 Marine Corp ap2l-lawéew Washington, DO. proresars FoR RATIONS s csc. Coane or a a Si fesot roca netics vl etek oficr ene TWELV® Ofc cK M. of SATURD: va THIRTY-FIR-T DAY OF MAY NEXT, for ft HERTS aN stan nao atee tar following stations, from Ist July, 14. to Both. Portemonth, NFL mRe atant rien {sale should be endorsed “Propossle for Rationn® ‘to the undersigned and mee ee ap2l.lawtw x ee, Rear EET Tal Ae eee "86 Milani forms of showing the it me ped sean yng, rae Saree Saeed ‘General reserves the right to rejest " pSuatnaster Gonerat Posun’ any or; pes eateries ie Pog epee CESK pemater General rescrves the right to reject “Yostoner Ocak toe mnb thar