Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1884, Page 3

_RATLROADS. THE EVENING AUCTION SALES. - AUCTION SALES. Be thre axv one eartuoay. THE MODEL Fast 11Ny ASP THE ONLY LINE DOUBLE TKACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL November 18, 1883. Soruer of New Jerwey ‘ine. : For Chicueo. Cincinnati, Louisville and St, Louis datls Sons ac Tue ah HO ee, ty TE Soaches and Pale-e Merit « " without chauge, 10-19 um daily to. Chicago, except Saturday. For a m. and 8:40 p. m. daily; 8:40 ma to Pittsburg, cacvelatd and Deveoit, with Seep- Fog Gare to 1ittab For Petfoit via Monroeville, 10:15 a. m. Gaily. with Sleeper for Toledo, via Wherliie aca Lake Fite ki. 5 ‘Trains for Philadelphia and New York at 9:10 a.m Dally, except Sanday, 3p. wi. and 10-00 p.m daily, with Parlor and Siveping Cars attached For Baltimore on week dave. 5. 6:56:40, 8:00, 8:10, 9-00, nd 10-03 a m2 12-10, 2-90, 2:35. 3.00. 3290. 4.0, ¢ Taitrute trata.) 4:40, 0:00. 7-00. 610.1000, 10-15 p. tn For Baltimore on Susday's, 6°90, 5-00, 9-00 a nu: 1-35, 2:96, 3h, 4:40, 5-30. 7-00. 810. 10-00 p. na Wor Annapolis, 6-40 a... and 12:10 aud 4:40 p, m.; on ih. 7 a.m. dally. Nay Stations between Washington and Baltinore 40. 900 wom, 1210 po m,.3.30, 4:40, 7:00 and Stations on Metropolitan branch, 7:40 a.m. and Bp daily except Sunday 4-43 p. x. dally for ipal ‘stations on’ Metropolitan branch §.90'& In. except Sunday: for L-xington, Saunton and Valley, branch. #90 a m. daily execpt Sunday, 840 Bem. daily: for Frederick, $0) a.m. 10:13am 4:45 B. mi. and 5:45 p.m. duly except surday. Por Hagerstown. 10-150 m. aud 3-45 pin daily except Sunday. For points ons. VWI, 1 15a. us. daly. ine arrive from the West daily, 6-20, 7-90 a im. 2.25, Phos Bee to aa Pitas sss ay Nc Novy ar Pinta 2-5, 3001 daly ek ieee Anpapolis, 8:20 a, and 1:50 and 6:37 p. m.; From eet 6:2) a m daily, and 2:15 p.m. dally, except . From, Frederick and interniediate points, 8:25, 10:00 a. = 22k 4.20 p. mn ated B00 Pea gay eaosyt St weit ‘By daily from Poitt uf Rocks lave Baitiner fur Weehinuton wt 2-00, 4:40 Tn B00 10 ad Wosbee aT 8 405th 825.7 30.) Wats 10°13 ft Oh 4h, 790, 00, 40m Me 1 Wand 3 cop ns AL traits from Washingtoa stop at Relay Station ex- ao : ‘or further seformation apply Ticket Office Washinaon Stats aneylvania avn, corte® ath sti ‘Wil be takers fo baggaue tu be checked sind received at a : 1 as ‘VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY, SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST eS hee Scheduli in « i 33. 840 AB_NEW OLLEANS MAIL. dally. making close : It pointe South. aud” Southwest ‘Suniey. with C.4& O. Railway. \Pull- pine Buttet car f ew ¥ ricand Wash- futon to Atianta - Pullinan Sleeping ears {rout Maspingtin and Atlante to Now Orleans OPM — LOUISVILLE FAST LINE. Daily via Char Iottesville 1. Cincinnati, Louisville and all’ Western potnte. Pullnan Sleepiag cars © Washington to papell. 19:40. M-SOUTHERN MATT, AND FXPRESS. Daily te ail uth and Southwest vig Danviile ard a : Orleans: al ton Via Charlotte and Columbia & m Train leaves Washinetonat 8:40 A Mi dailgcexerpt sunday. leave Washington at mation inquire at Company's Of * fais aveuue OF at Union Drpet USLACGHT EN. S MACDANT Gen. Pass. Agent, BM ated S10) Warrenton trains F TEQUIPNES IN EFFECT MAY Lti. 1584 Tass Leave Wasitinotus, FROW STaL0S CORNER GW SIRT AxD. U STEeE s,s FOLLOWS Bor Pitsburg aud the West ¢ veo iia ted: Express of Paince Sievpine Came dally Fast Cane 9:4) a. m., deily, with Sle~ « Cars from Harrisbune Borcinciunat, W Pape dik wit, Fusco Cam to Pitts Also, comiects ually" tor car. Bittrure to ‘Chicas m.. daily, for Fittsbure and eping-car Washington to hen. ‘BAUrsMoRE axD roTOWsC RATEROAD. For Eric, Canazdairan, Rochester, Buffalo. Nacara, ¥0.00 pm. daily. eacipt Saturday: Wostuhatoi to leschester. and Washi Train Weaving Washiogto on Saturday night wil uot fun beyond Renovo. Rez Willloaport, Lock Haven and Elinira at 9:40am wexe pe sunday. For Now York aud the East, 835 a. m., 10:50 3, m. 1:40, 4.09, 10:00 and 1325 p. n ‘Sunday. 4:00 10:00 and Hiiiepy, 2 Phutited Exprem 8¢ Pulls Parlor Cary 24's dally. except Sanstas For Beston without chase, 1-20 p.m. every week day. Ou Supday. 4.00. us For Breosiyii, N.Y all through trains connect at Jer- sey City with boite of Brokiya anne, offending Givcct transfer t2 Pustun vtrcet. avolding double fer ‘across New York it For Fhuladelphia 8:15 and 10 508.m...1:40, 6:00.6:00,10-00 and 11-1. pm. On sunday.4:00 6:00,1 )-00and 1 Limited Express, 9-40 «. th. deily, xc For Baltimore, 6:50. 8:15, 9:4y 10-20, a tn. 12-05 1:40, 4:00, 4:40. :00, 7:40. 10-00 and 11:15 p.m. Gu Sunday, 9:40, 10:50 a. m., 4:00, 6:00, 7:40, 10:00 aud M115 p.m, For Foye’ Creek Line, 6:50 am. and 4:40 pn. daily, ex- cept Sunday. For Annapolis, 6:90 am. and 4:49 p.m.daily,except Sun- s ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG WAY, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD. Rp, Alexandria, +90, 720, 9.25, 11:05 and 31 05, 4-25, 3:10, 6:25. 8 1135 pm On 9°35, 11:05 aan. 3 Es 6:99 dnd 11:05 am. daily, | hd 9,00 Pan dally, excey t Su ‘Traine iene Alexa 10:40 pan, ts and inforiuation at the office.northeast corner: of ISth street aud Pennsylvania aventie, and at the sta- fon, where orders can be left for th king 0 bag 12 _ WOOD AND COAL. G. L. Susu, coat, RINDLING ana STOVE Wood. | Offices: 1114Pa ave, 224Pa. av Depot and Mill, 6th street an Cou: JOHSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD; ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFI 1202 F street northwest: 5 Feet northwest 1740 Pennsylvania ay nue northwest; tnorthw wr dd and K streets LARGEST PRIVATE RATLROAD Ya! BREW YORK, ais nsurpased fae FUEL of all COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE MINES INTO OUR YARD. in handling of ‘We deal only iu best qualities of ANTHRACITE ana | BITUMINOUS COAL. Alikinds of WOOD, either in the stick orprepared to or factory COAL. FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE. deliveric® and rice aw low as Fuel cat bf se Jot of Bakers P TN! Spree quailty otter at lowest inarket The attention of consty c rs is respertfully invited to an inspection uf uur stuck. STEPHENSON & PRO, wharf and 12 mi6 ith Pa Taz New Yous Scx REACHES WASHINGTON AT 11 AM. ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION. Jon. Ray. T.C. Clements, J. Brad. Adams, Joa. Shil- Boyton, Chandler & Reid, sud Washington News Co. wal supply it promptly om onder ur we will seud it by Maat ucentsa month Address +. LNGLAND, Publisher “The San," mbl8-3n New York City RYN 00 MIT NNN OO OT NNN OO fF NNN OO N XN 00) OT Experience has proved that ninety-nine of every one | hundred cases of PrntopicaL VAIN ean be cured by one four MAGNETIC BELTS—worn day or night as may ‘be agrevable. SEE GUARANTEE BELOW. ‘The Relt will also cure diseases of the Liver and Kid- Beye, all Nervous Disorders, Sleeplesness, Neuralgia, Be. Itis not a medicated pad, and fs worn over the une dervest. Professional and business m: taxing their strength and impairing thet nenscies, will ‘fad that & Belt will tone. soothe, and strengthen the | entire nervous aywtem, We give a yuarantes to each purchaser . WILSONIA MAGNETIC APPLIANCE CO. 826 Broadway, New York. For sale in Washington by W. 8 THOMPSON, Phar- Macist. 709 16th street, who will refund the money in gach case where the puychaser ix not benefited. my24-3m GE*TEFUL—comronta, EPPS’ Cocoa. BREAKFAST. By 2 Moroneh kncwiedee govern the operation of destin patra 8 Focaprel sreliation ‘od tie ane proyeruetar ‘With a delicately Gavored teverace Che rea Yudietous use of articlew cf diet that's const fg taal up ual ata 2, tae tan found us ads fo alack ieee are at ji @aye down aud, Leaves Tth-stroet wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt Vernon at 1uovcicck aa.; returning, reaches’ Washing= ton about 3:30 p.m. FUTURE DAYS. ‘THIS AFTERNOON. FPHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer CATALOGUE SALE OF CHOICE OLD OLD PORT, MADEIRA, STA. CROIX BUM. SHERKIES.’ FINE CLARETS | AN D TO BE AS REPRESEN: ing fine woods in Demfjohn and case. = 15 Demijohns Welty Whisky (1458), ranging from 2 to 4% wallons each, 15Denobna Thompson Whisky, ranging from 2 to eallons each. 15 Deuijohns Gibson Whisky, ranging from 2 to4% gallons rach. 15 Demuijob 45 wall rach. 15 Demijohns Old Club Whisky, ranging from 2 to 4% allous each. 15 D mijohns Bourbon Whisky, ranging from 2 to 4% ‘eallons each, 10S-cailon Demijohns O14 Port Wine, * 6 Salon Demijohne Old Madera, ‘john Sta. Cro.x Hum, anes Medoc. quarts, peers 2 Entep he, quart, ‘cases Mancaux, Si) Uvmijohns Sherri, Brandses and other Scola are strictly first-class, abd ‘will be moderate figure. myzast THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. | JJUNCASSON BROS. Auctioneers TEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, NO, 1206 R STREET NORTH- WEST, WITH BRICK STABLE. sectivels, in Liber No. $92 folio 4a}, and Liber Ny Thus. foule'S. of the land records of the District aU : FIFTH D: isi, AT HALF-PAST FIVE OCLOCK P. M., all that pice? or parcel of land and premises known’ ant de- the «round plat or plan of Washington, D. ‘being Lot numbered. twenty (20) of Adama & Coltman’s suldivision of square mumbered two huu- Fibed ven (277), towether with all the im. fo be mecured by deed of trust on premises sold, of | cash. at option of purchaser. Terms to be complied with, ya, otherwise the Trustees rewerve the right to resell at the rink and coat of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ public notice of such resale in some he-wspaper published in Washington. D.@ A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c., atcoxt inw'ven ofp my foes GAMES H. SAVILLE, a USCEOLA'G. GREEN, Trustees, [82 USE 10 NORFOLK, FORTRESS MON- Ste 1d the “South. rs GFORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR ‘Sinele ‘Tickets. $1; Round Trip, 1.50 fer wharf dally” Coundaye excepted) ae street wharf dally’ © m SULCRDARS ae atopy ing at Piney Pott Harbor on the Tuceday, Th |ONING. tuond. steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seal Tallroie Yycsace snd rooms can be secured at Baltimore city post off Pe Sre t wharf. Ruoxs +apre Meireient redeived daly ‘antl 6p. m, eight received dally until 8p, m, my2 ‘WILLIAM P. WELSH, General Agent. te. residences. iD OTHER " 1D». FROM ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE SES 1S ABE UNITED STATES, AND WAR- EDNESDAY, JUNE FOUR: H, 184, at ELEVEN: O°CLOCK, at my auction rooms, I aluill sell the follow- Monticello Whisky, ranging from 2 to ‘sold Teserve, offerine a Bne opportunity to ind nals and private Iamilies to weeure chulce goods at By virtue of two deeds of trust duly recorded. =a fe semients, riehts, privileges and ap- iauces to the same belotiging or in anywise spper- : One-third cash, balance in equal instalments, ;d two Seare fro day of sale, notes to bra at per ceut yeraniune interest payable seni: rohually- abd _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ ilar’ Steamers leaves Seventh 30 Pm, id Cornfield 7 juréday and Saturday trips Satcrpay Niont STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY nections with the Boston and. Providence ners. Connect niso with New. York and. Rich: board avs Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach a Ticket. office, 14th street and Pennsyl- avenue, St. Mare hotel, Polkinhoru's, next to office of Knox’s express, 6th street and usylvania avenue, ad at company's office, 7th will call for and check baggage from < AT LOW FAR eins cies ras NORFOLK AND FORTH MONROE. Steannr JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington for Nor- u "AY. WEUNESDAY and FRI- DAY. at 3:00 p.m, maktug close connection with steam= ow "ork, Ocean View, Virginia Beach. and all folk and Olt Point MON road lines south. ‘OTUMAC RIVER LANDINGS—Fare 25e. ‘and SATURDAY, at 7. mn, For information. app General, Office, ¢ street, oF at company's wharf, foot of 6th street. a ‘ALFRED WOOD, Sec. GEO. R, PE: nyt STEAMER annowssrTet Leaves Seventh-street wharf at 7 am. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio RR. a Sieo at Alexandyia with Tain F ineton, On Mondays tor sate ‘land ines, returning ‘Tuesdays, On Thi UFSaRys icr Currioman, Nomini, St. Clement's Bay, wharves and ‘Currioman. Nomini, ents Bey. wharves: intermediate landines,” returning gaye Tor Nowa, Curruluai uuu iutrucdhate indies, Yeturming Sundays 3.3, PADGETT, Aut. CW. RIDLEY. Man- xm _Seventh-street whari, washington, OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION iz ‘The Steamer SUE. Capt, W. C. Geoghegan, will resume val and Hiver ‘SUNDAY, jepenson's whact a€ 4pm; lea! her trips to Haltimore and Barch dth, leaving Se ing Baltimore tor Washington every FRIDAY at pan. ‘Teight received Until 6 p.m Saturdays ONLE. Allfiver fr ueht anyat be prepaid. Yossenger accommodation uuequalled. Apply to BILPHENSON & BRO. Agente, . StopPiLe at 1u- s, Wedneedata and Frias in and returuii anid hes a JONES, Agent. £018 “ith Street Whart. STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN LL. BLAKE, Captain. Tssux Lr SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORE,QUEENS- who are over- | FIRS -CLASS FARE, 81 Steamer 3. W. “1 HOMPSON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY General Office, 613 15th 351 tion. in front of the premises, ol WEDNESDAY, JUNE bered ninety 90) in square number one bundred and Perry's sub-division of said «qu liber W.F., folio 110, iv the surveyor's offie of the Dis- Hoe of Columbia, together with the improvements th street wharf. _ EVENTH-STREET DAYS snd THURS- am. for Mattox Creek, returning ‘s whart Su days and Tues. xdusdays up. and Chapel Point and Erent’s wharf Thursday's down and Mondays aud Wed- | Lesuays Up. Preghis recely: . Company's tie street.) New | ork.” “Labrador, Guillen,’ Wednesday, hth. Sa. m. St Laurent, de Jousslin, Wednesday, im. Chee 18 DE BEBIA New York. G J. W. BO" esylVania avenue, Agents for ey ‘Washington, D.C of Morton 4.2pam. Canada, de Kersabiec, Wednesday, June able on sight, in amounts to sult, on the ‘Banque Trausatlantique of Paris, LOU! Agent, No e % 235 Priunayly Gi, W, MOSS, | F TELER &'SON, 92h ALE. VERY SUPERIOR P, CHAMBFR SAC SoS DINNG-ROOM FURNITU INE TABLE LINEN, CHINA AND Gi WARE, ELEGANT CAMEL'S RUG, C. ETS, |. BELONG- of SEAR OREN MISIEEEE re any TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell st residence spmimencing at ‘No, 2 lowa circle, the following superier effects: Handsome Parlor Suite Upholstered tu Silk Fiush. Very elerant Ebony Buffet with large F. P. I ‘and hide Lamps. sroom Bihts, com Balt, Extension Table 1 Ghai’ and Carving’ Table, fn pe Ghitioiers and Wa droge (imported, i aud Duress. ote ‘eyal Camels air Way, Bromela Carpets and Rugs. ‘Library Tables Marble-Top Tables, Eieeant Table Hatdsome Walnut Chamber 8 - ecistowany Chamber Set, Oak abst Walnut Chamber ts. ‘White and other fine Hair Mattresses. hina and Giese Ware, together with many other ‘Sq quantity of this furniture was brought to this coun- try by the Minister. and offers = fine opportunity to Purchasers to secure: first-class articles. my2-dts, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. JP UNCANSON BROS. Auctioncera LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNT- T NSISTING. IN PART, OF PARLOR SUITES; WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER SETS: SIDEBOARDS. EXTENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS DESKS, MIRHONS, TOILET STANDS, LOUNGES. M. 1. TABLES, HAT RACKS, HAL. CHAIRS” BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS WASIt- STA\D§, ROCKERS, "BOX SPRINGS, HAIR CARPETS. COOK Ey CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, &c,, &o., A "TION, FINE DINNER SE! AND GLASSWARE. a LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF LANGTRY PINS, ‘COMBS. ke, On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRD, com- Fite Gut spacious ealesrtomim claps aswornent at within cur = Household Goods, which should command the attent-on of buyers, my31-2t HO# SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE x DAY, JUNE THIRD. 1884, ATTWELVEM., ON TUES: LHIRD. 18, Seminary Hill. Ve., residence of the late Bishop Johns, situated In Fairfax county, Va., seven miles from Wash- boston. two males from Alcsandria location remark healthy, and in the immediate vicinity of the “Ej bye “High school” for boys, and “Clarens lome Schoo!" for girls. Fine panoramic view of the Potomac, and every surrounding in the way of pleasant society and church privileses to makes country home Gesirabla Sixty acres attach -d. Terms: One-third cash, Time payments made to suit Purchaser, Parties now living on the piece will show The property to sy bersots desiring f0"ses. 1k sion! given duly 1st. sven July 1 eTHUR HERBERT, Executor, ap26-co17t ‘Washington, D.C. ILLE, PRINCE GEORGE CO., TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF 140 ACRES REAR BRANCHY By virtue ot a deed of trust tome, dated April Ist, 18aDand recorded in the land records of Prva George county. Murs laid, iu Liber W. A. 9.0. folios aud iy the diction ofthe Fariy. were E Will sel at public suction, on the p-emines, on THURS- DAY MAY TWENTY-NINTH, fod, at HALE-P. FOUR O'CLOCK FM, that piece or parcel of land, gate and log in, thie county of Prange Geom, Sia Maryland, contained ‘within the flowing metes nd Douiids: Bernbing for the mame at s stone on the north est comer of paid land, and running thence "S. 2 dea. Asmin. W. 945-5 perches; thence $.3. dew. 90 miu. W 306,21-25 perches: thence 8 20 dey. ©. 12 perchee: thence 8.1. dew. 16 min, ¥ 10% perches: thence 5. 20 deg. E30 elves then’ 8 dor Bay perches: thease §- ty ‘ee. W. 14 25-28 perches, thence 4 79 dex. 19 ania, W. 14 eds ‘thence’ ey) dor. 49, min, W. 7.1.6 porches: rches; thence 8. 35 deg. 19 3 ange He ml Eat a 25 perch fait 5 de in, Bo perches 4 E TLperches: thencs Od. 15 min. B. 7 perches: Nod 3 - thence N. 0 d 103 perches: thence W. 66.1-6 perches: thence deg 18 min. W. 13834 perches: thence N. 67 deg. W. 2 Perches: thence N 6% dee. W. 6% perches to the begin- bing, containing one Hundred and forty” acres, more or les verms: One-third cash, balance in two equal instal ments, payable in one ahd two years, secured by. the Promissory notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from. the sale, and by a deed of trust of the property sold: ‘Two hundred Gollars must be deposited when the is wee f the ternis of sale ace not comp! ‘with within teu dayw after ssle, the property will Be Te= sold at the risk and cost of the purchaser. his prop- erty is situated near Branchville (on the B. & O. Rall- Yuad) Parties desirine to attend the sale can leave Washington on the 3:90 train. A conveyance will be reudy af Branchville to take them to the place of wale. ‘A.C. BRADLEY, Trustes, w_ THIS SALE IS POSTPONED TO THURSDAY, ee REISER 12. ‘ee fear aes WAlten B. WILLIAMS & CO,, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER: 'Y, Trustee, TY, No. 1623 O STREET NORTHWEST. Virtue of a'dee:i of trust, dated November 7th, 1882, and recorded in ‘liber No. 1016, folio] t'eeq.. one of the land recordsof the District of 1 by d rection of the party secured there- Piece or parcel of round known and de é Plan of wal “city asall of lat ae <9 Charles Thomus and Alex. ‘duly recorded in ‘Terms of sate: $1,000 in cash: balancein six and twelve months. with interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum until paid, and to be secured by adeed of trust cauh at purchaser'a option. tn the | 901d, OF al Aacporl€ of BiG will be requdied: $C the, tine of sale: Hes Cera tre uot cornplied with in geven day after he day Cf sal the Trustees fever, he right fo revel the property at the risk and cost of the de Sewepapera, Alfconvepurcine at pur hi hewapapera. Allconveysncine ut pur haser's cont, WILITAM B. McK ELI mySl-aade faulting pur- notice in The Evening Star EN Trustee AMES E. WA IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPFRTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST, BE- TWEEN C AND D STREET! an pril 2 in Liber 714. folio One of the land records of the District of Columb and by direction of the person geured thereby, f wil | sell at public auction, on the THIND DAY of JUNE. NEXT, at FOUR-THIRTY P.M., Lot No. 13, Got, said lot having a front oh New derecy avenue uf 30 1d fect, ground. in Square and containing about 6,84 square fect of ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, and remainder in one and two years, with half yearly interest. $100 to be paid at fale,and balance of frstrayment witha ten daya “All conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. my2-dts JOS C.G. KUNNEDY, Trustee, e Man Sreavens ‘TOWN, AND LIVERPOOL. City of Chicaco, May 1, May 31, July 5, GS of Richmond, Stay Sune i July. Gi of Benn pec Fae a J (ty Uf Montreal, May’ Gis cf Chester, June 7, daly 10, August 9 | For rates of passage. &c. apply to THE INMAN | Seis COSA, Sie, K. |, W. BOTELER & SO? W. "Moss. “dam Bim. D. A. BOSS = so xe Pairs For Evnore Should take a BRI ou the INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE. These berths perteetly level under all conditions of weathe ordin perfect rest a d comfort at night, ni dius away’ with tan’ uf the discouatorta of ocea is INMAN 5. 8, CO. (Limited), GEO. W. MOB, Ase, ap8-mstham No, 1 Brosdway, New York, ( ORTH GERMAN LLoyD— Srmaxsine Lixe Berwees New YoRe, Havas, Loxpox, SOUTHAMPTON “ato Prue The ateaners of thie company will eall EVERY WED. “u pier, RESDAY AND SATURDAY from Eiwwre. Tens and ‘iret Site ie“. eccund cabin G60, enceram ‘sto Tuten, “For treught oF ‘apply. to OELEICHS POs8 Bowline Uren New Sort? W.8. MEFERROTE &°CO., “925 Pennsylvania’ avenue uorthwest, CHAS. WAT HIE 4 Ther et, Acehte tor Waslumeton abd ‘No. 1 Broadway, 923 Petingyivania ave Express, 25 Pennsylvania AN, GL? Oth street: JAMES street, Washington, D.C. apl6-2m | SWICK BERTH. in use exclusively The drew J. ‘street, Hoboken. Rates of Fs jew York to (esau ae LANE ROUTE. THE CUNARD STEARNS OOF MPANY, LIMITED, BEIWEEN NEW YORK AND LI ING AT CORK HARBOR, FROM PIER @. N. K.. NEW YORE. Anrania.....Wet June @1Gsilia.......Wed.. July 2 Eotinia’7.. Wed Sune ne | Ravana 2- Weds day 3 Serv: . Wea. Jane 18.) Botunas.. Wed. Juiy 16. Onwet. "ber dune 21 leervian B AND FATRV WEDNE-DAY FROM NEW YORK Kites of Passage—$60, $20 and $100, acconting tosa commodation. Steerage at very low: Steerage tickets from Liv- qrycel stal Qucenstown and alother parisat Buropesd | Hewent rates. ‘Thrvtch bills of Jaden etven for Belfeat, Fav Antwer and other ports ch te Contisent sad terranean porta. For fi Do. 4. Kowling Green, OLIS bie LOW 6 CO coo atu ste E Wasieueton, De VERNON H. BROW \ & CO. New York; Measm OTIS BIGELOW & CO. ___ UNDERTAKERS A RTHEE Kooney Ni . Cudertaking Embahuing. ‘yi “KWTHUK ROONEY & CO. AMEN BELLEW CATE CATHOLIC BOORSEL: J Branch. me Jer), Undertaker. 111 7th #t, Lear St Aloysius’ churel V Lela FSP Dree FURNISHING UNDERTARER, “Lelephone connection, oae 102 7th street northwest, near Le mbt bt and 3 offioa, iiss Greer EME She comes 605 7th street, Washington. LAWRENCE BARRY, ditional Warerooms at our office, 2145 Pa ave. ‘show the lancest stock of Metalic, Cloth and dal Cason, Fifteen years experience it Cabl~ ‘offices: Nat. ». Immaculate Conce echureh; North Coattol sk ap] Joven Cy Ley Gorimersz of UNDERT, seer and commodiots Resnience on the premings HAS J. GAWLEK WILLIAM ¥. VERNON. c. J. , Siccussons 20 BACHE RS CNDERTARING «> Telephone ‘cou: sareroouna, No. 225 Pa. ave aw OHD K WRIGHT. (DERTAKER AND Drascroa, cE ee ‘U6U! = AKER, HE CELLULOID, TKUSG, THAT, NEVER BREAKS al apd can be’ =o Fi "8. LADEZISHER devotes ag sree te wa ia | Pennaylvanis | orth west, between 34\a! Siesta every thu breton ‘sal? OBERT 0, HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE. OF PREMISES Xos. 927 AND ON TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, BE’ AND K S"REETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOTS, FRO TING ON A THIRTY FOOT ALLEY IN THE REAR. in bankruptcy cause No. 341, pending, As assienee in the Supreme Court of the Distric of Columbia Gre Cutwisle & Barron, bankrupts), twill offer forsale, at public auction, in frout of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE FOURTH, 184, at SIX O'CLOCK P. 3. Lota Nos, 05, 56. 67, 68 and 69, of the subdivision by Mary M, Entwisle ‘of origi situated in Washington city, iu sald District, with the improvements thereon, considting of two thrce-utory rrunue dw I Jot 11, in square 28, "Oue-fourth cash: the balance in siz, twelve Ter and ekehteen months, with interest at wx ber cent from day o' ‘wc, or all cash if desired. Deferred payments to be scoured by a deed of trust and policies of insur: Shcinwrand recortien at porchascrscont Suto Aves an en acceptance of each bid EPTARDS, Arte, B. 0. HOLTZMAN. Auctioneer, EOE, myn ecnta CHANCERY ALP OF VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE aS THE CITY oe Seo. fay ‘trustees in Equity cause of An- Foyer, Sinry Walter aduuintatpatriac et af No 2597, will se.t at public auction, in front of Premises, the hereinafter described real extatex to wit: On TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF A. D. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. we will sell ‘west ten feet und une ‘inch of lot 4,in ‘square 1050, by the depth of said lot 4, situated at june- fan tion of Maryland avenue ad north @ street and lath street east. ‘AND THE SAME DAY, immediately after the above fale, at SIX O'CLOOK P. BL, we will. of lot G),"ih aquare 816, beginnings for the eamue at the sonthe east corner of said square, a'd fronting on South E street forty-one foct atd six inches, and running thence orth scventy-nve: feet: thenes sett to the tiger fo s:reet eant forty-one feet aix inches: thencs south with said wtreot ovens Ave foot 10 th i ‘bewinning. Aud on WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF O'CLOCK P.M., we will sell parte Of lots lettered Band C, in Daley's subdivision of square No. als, bewinning on North Le street. forty. feet Tour fachea frou deyuare,. Tu the southwest corner of said s uare, rine ning thenes north ffty-aiz fect three inclven; ‘thenes hortheriy, parailel with Vermont avenue, forty-seven feet nive and s-quarier inches. thence ‘i's atreleht Tine thirteen. fect ad four and e-haif inches, to's point on Nermont avenue. which le Attoou foc froin the alley thence ny slonw auld avenue Aftecn feet’ to alley, thence along said alley fourtceh feet els inches: Theace south twenty-elabt fect three and a half lucles thence went four fect; thence scuth elghty-tive feat to L iret; thence along Leatreet to baeiuntg, ad the faa. roveients thereot WAND ON IH, SAME DAY, IMMEDIATELY AFTER ‘THE ABOVE SALE. we will sell Lot lettered E, acconte {ng to John Daly's subdivision of Davidaon's subdivis- {oy of aaugre No. 2ib ad the improvenent thereon. ‘Terma of male: Oue-third purchase. honey cash: Dal- ance to be pald in equal {natallmente in six. twelve and sdetocen toot frou Gay of aie, to bea hitrent from ‘of sale, for w Taner to give his promise Doles, with a surety oF survtien to be approved by the TTruntees, or yurchaser or purchasers cat pay all bur~ ease sioney in ca om, day of of ou rat;cation thereof ure. On vaifcaion of ale and pep: pure! to the purchaser or purchasers, A de- Sent of $100 0a each eee at rronerty. sold il be re- socked down {0 tho pur fen dave. from day of eale-crvropenty will beseeiter, ‘and sold at cost and ‘risk, iting purchaser. ‘s F street WILLIAM y Mintel” } os my30-d&ds 496 Louisiana avenue, Dees ‘BROS. Auctioneers, Thu: AND WD iee at tron arc or We ablngtpor Uicietot Cob to Rob eae slat four i08) aay mcpried in ofie of uvesur the District Gallant te Liber 9-H Re folio teh torctie wie {hy iprovemente, ware area re fe ment ‘ek “dwelling-hoase, No. a aoe onalogs, OF at of purchaser. A. a = eee (T8083. FISHER & CO. Auctionsers CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI- ‘DENCE. No. 4 LAFAYETTE SQUARE. ‘By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, District of Columbia, entered on the 10th day: May, A. D. 1884, in equity cause No. 8.486, wherein! Anna & Barnard et al. are Ne Pisintiffs and. Jane B Bar. bard ot al are defendants, the Trustee will “il at public auction, in front of the. rasta ScLOtK P: At, on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, ist the fohiowine desibed piece or patel ci real in the city of Waahinston, and t of Columbia, to wit :—Part of Lots pumbered one (1) and two (2), in eguare Dumbered one hundred and slaty seven (167), a8 the waine are desicnated of the public Plats of ‘said city of Washington, and bounded and Segersbed follows :~Beginning at point. on the cant line of said lor number ope (). distant twenty seven (27) “feet eight and a half (x0 inches horthwardiy from the southeast cornet of’ said oquare: thence running westwardly, parallel with the sou:h lin: of the square, one hundred and six (106) feet nine (9) IMiches fo the cast line of lot three (3), thesce with said cast line north ‘about twenty-clent (28) feet to lot conveyed by Heary Mt Bice to W. B. thence mauve, OF husted and sit (HDD feet cine Gh toches to = one hundred an ine (9) inc the eart line of said lot one (1); thence with said eaat ine about twonty-eluht (28) feet southwardiy to the point of hexinning: with all the ways, rights, alleys, easements aid appurtenances thereto belonging, and wubject to the private right of way, incommo with the adjacent lots, crested by deed between E. D. Tor ‘James Alden snd W, P Trowbridge, recorded in i fer. A Be No. Ie my)7-d&ds U_9. Attorney's office, City Hall, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF PREM'SES Nos. 419, 421. 423 AND 425 ON New YORE AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AND Nos. 626 AND 628 ON ISTREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. ‘virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of age bint of Galumbia,rand i Huy ees offer for sale at pubise auctions front of thew offer for sale, at public auction, in front we respect ve ‘on the days named Delow, the. follon ing Fratentate, situate in Washington City, in said District, ‘On MONDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1884, at SIX O'CLOCK P.M. the Lots numbered 88, 89, 60 and 61, of my re~ cordéd subdivision of original lot 3, in square 514, with the improvemnts thereon, consisting in four two-story and attic brick dwellin ‘On ‘TUESDAY, JUNE THIRD, 1864, AT THE SAME HOUR, the Lots ‘iumbered 36 and 37, of my recorded subslivision of the east 49 feet front of original Lot 13, in square 458, with the imyrovemente thereon, consisting in two three-story frame buildings, tronjing on [strect, and two small (wo-story brick tenements ‘on the alley in the rear of lot 37. ‘Terms of salv: One-third of the purchase money cash on the day of ale or within seven days thereafter, and the residue in two equal instalments at sfx and twelve months from the day of ale, the urchaser. OF Purchasers giving his, her or thelr promissory notes for the name. bearinse interest from the diy of sale at six Det centum per annum, or, atthe eltction of the pur. Chaser, the whole or any irrester portion than one-thind may be pald in cash; the title to the resnective parcels sold to be retaned until the full amoutt of the, pa chare money and interest tp paid. If any purchaser sha'l fail to comply with the terms of sale T reserve the Fught to reel at te Fisk and cost of the defaulting yur~ chaser. “Allconveyanei at purchaser's cost, $100 de- posit on acceptance ot each bia. ANDREW J. BIEDLER, Trustee, 919 Louisiana avenue northwest. FDWARDS & BARNARD. Attorneys. my20-co&ds 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXECUTORS SALE_OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON CAND ‘THIRD. STREE'S SOUTHWEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C, By virtue of adecres of the Supreme Court of the District of Coltunbia, paged in Equity Cause 48, the undersined. will offer for sale, tie auction. fu front of ‘the respective prenises, on (ONDAY, THE SECOND DAY. OF JUNE, 1854, st HALF'PAST’ FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the folk lowing described real estate: That certain piece or par- cel of ground known and deseriled ax vart of lot num- ‘ered 94, fn square numbered 534, and bounded as ful- Jows: Beginning at point 11 feet 8 inches wouth from, the northeast corner of ‘said lot: thence running south on Sd street weat 12 fect 1 inch: thence wer 62 fect; thence north 12 feet 1 inch; thetice cast 62 feet to the place of beginning, the said property being improved by 8 three-story brick residence And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER I will offer for gale that certain picce or parcel of ground known and describ-d as part of lot numbered 2, in square nmnbered 534, and boutided us follows: begining for the sumeat the southeast corner of said lot and. running northerly 67 feet 11 inches; thence westerly 1zfeeth inches, thence southerly 67 feet 11 Inches: thenes easterly line of O street southwest 12 feet 6 iushes to beginning, thi- property being improved by brick residence. ‘Terms: Cash. A deposit of $50 will be required on the purchase of each of the sald pieces of property.'The property will be resold at the isk aud expense of di: faulting purchaser in case of non-compliauice with said terms within five days from day of sale, Costs of cou ‘Yeyancing at purchaser's expenne, WM. HENERY, Executor, my2l-dta No. 465 F strect suuthweat, (COUANCERY, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, (BRICK HOUSE.) AT THE CORNER OF ELEV- ENTH AND C STREETS SOUTHWEST. ‘By virtue of u decree of the Supreme Court of t District of Columbia, passed on the 25th day of Oc tober, AD. +84. inthe cause of Finma Holtzcla ys. William ‘ord et al., NO. 4495, Equity Docket 15, and under the deed of trusi'mentigned in the bill Mn wai we frou Emma Holtzclaw and Thomas J. Holtzclaw, her husband, to Robert B. Ferguson, dated Jauuary Lat, 4, 0. 1873 atid recorded among the land records of the District of Columbia, in Lib r No, 703, folio 456. the un- dersigned Trustee: will off r for -ale sy public auction, im frout of the premises, on MONDAY She SECOSD DAY OF JUNE, 1884, at HALF-PABT FIVE O'C] OCK PM, all that Wiss or parcel of laud situate and lying in the city of Wastioydun, District of Columbia, apd ietows npor the round plat or plan of said city wa Part of Lt numbered (D, In square tuiree hut dred anc twenty-five (32), and described as follows: Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said lot and square, aud run- ning thence west twenty-three feet; thence north ninety. feet: thence east twenty-three feet, and thence south to the place of bewinning: tozether with, all the tiuprove- ents and appurtenances to fhe same belonging, ‘Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to Ye paid in cash; the balance in two equal instalincntyin six and twelve moi ths respectively. to be secured by Hotes of the purchaser. bearing interest at six per cent from the day of sale, anid a deed of trust upon the prem iges sold, A deposit’cf $100 required at, time of sale, Conveyancing, ete, at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of ‘alo to be complied, with in ten days from day of sale, other ‘wine resale at risk and cont of defaulting purchaser, RB, FERGUSON, Trustee, Corner Penna. ave. and 2d street a.0. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. my 16-déds ROBERT 0. HoLTzMa TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS FOR: ‘BUILDING OR BUSINESS PURPOSES, SITUATED, ON HE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH. SIRELE SQUTHWENT. BETWEEN 1 AND K STREE: AND WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF SEVENT! STREET WHARF. By virtue of a deed of trust to aa tn cared OD Real Estate Auctioneer, datedNovember the 1éth, A.D, 1882, und record in Liber 1,020, folio 464, et séq., of the land record. of the District of Columbia, abd by request of the part secured thereby, Twill@ell, in frout of the premises, at prblir auction.on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF SUNK AAD. 1844, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the follow: ing-desctibed real estate, to wit: Lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10), in square miumbered tour thundred and ‘seventy (470), ‘Terms of sale; One-third of the purchase money ensh, ‘of which $100 niust be paid at the: time of sale; the bal fnce in three equal instalments, payable n one, two and three years, with interest at six per cent from the duy of sale, secured. by deed of trust on the property sold. or all canh. at the option «f)the vurchustr. "Ut the above terns are not complied with within five days from the day of wale the Trustee reserves the right tu resell at the isk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five day? hotice Evenine Star newspaper, of Washington, c. ROBERT 0, HOLTZMAN, trust EO, HOLTZMAN, Auctioncer, h andF streets northwest. my21-asds HOB, E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR- TEENTH-STREET ROAD, JUST BEYOND BOUN- DARY STREET. IMPROVED BY A FRAME virtue of a deed of trust dated Novern and recorded in Liber 1055 folio a7 et neq of Ure Land Records of the District of Coltmbis, aid by Teqitest of the party thereby ercured. we ‘will, ot) MONDAY, JUNE SECOND, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. offer for Public auction, in front of the vieniives, Lot 25, in the subslivision of the south rounds of the ‘Columbian University, as per plat Tecorded 0 Liver “District,” No. 1, follo 48, of the Burveyors ofice of said District, ‘Terma: One-third cash: balance in equal installments in six, twelve and cighteen months, fcr which notes of purclianer, bearing interest from day-of eale and secured ¥ deed of trust.on property wold will be taken. A de- out of $100 will be required at time of sale, and all ‘conveyancing and recording will be at purchaser's cost. If terms are not complied with in seven days from sale property will be resold at risk and cost of defaulting meee pgdOHn W ieiaee eh Trustcn. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. my22-cokda F[PHOMAB DOWLING, anctioncer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Estate O8 rus WAR hPae Mee TEENIE STREET. DETWEEN K AND L STREETS NORTHWEST. of adeed of trust “bearing date the Sth, September, 1882, and duly recorded in liber| 1.019, follo 5, cteeq., one of the laud records for the District of Columbia, and at the requort of the party so . rusteoe on THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF At FIVE OOLOCR P, Me infront of the following described real or parcel of land lying, bei of Washit 5 trict Ceara ie Otc Sone ald et tos ae tray corded mber 6th, 1882. in liber TAME Tolle he, ‘one of the land records for the District of Columbia, for Sa le cea tte PO ia iets te SUI six per centum per annum until and se- cured by a deed of trust on the All con- ‘Yeyancitye abd recording at purchaser's Cont. #100 vol Thine of ait "The terms of comp! Ra ra ha he serve the right to resell at the rink of t! defaulting pur- tia APSA tron “WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co,, Auctioncora FAVORITE COLLECTION or STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS, carefully selected from the ‘Most popular subjects of French, German, English and of Ane ‘Examples of the Leading Works of the great LANDSEER. MILLAIS, ANSDELL. TURNER, HER- RING, NOBLE, WEBSTER, FAED, BARRAUD, ROSA BONBEUR, RITCHIE, HUNT- INGTON, COLE, and many others too numerows to mention, are here ‘Fepresented in engraving art after our most ‘famous and skillful engravers, D)ENCANLON E ‘BROS. LARGE SOBREL HORSE. WORKSIN ALL HARNESS, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORN THIRD, at ELEV- EN O'CLOCK, wo wil fiable work ——=|[alost Telagrams to Tha Star (ROMAS DOWLING, Aucgoncer CATALOGUE SALE SEVERAL PRIVATE LIBRARIES, Forming an unusually FINE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, ‘Many of them ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS, Some valuable MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, A.complete set of the ANNALS AND DEBATES IN CONGRESS, AND CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE, ‘Together with a Private Collection of Wofks on FARMING, FISHING, FLOWERS, FRUITS, AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES. Libraries now ready for examination. TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, Southwest corner 1ith st, and Pa av., Washington, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE NINTH, 1884, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS, Jed THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ROBERT 0. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate auctor AUCTION SALE OF A Gc UBLE, FRAME COTTAGE OF ELEVEN ROOMS SND TWO BATH IMPROVEMENT: VENY-FIRST STREE E N ROO! AND ALL MODERN AND HANDSOME FRAMES: IN OF IMPORTED id coutinuiiyg at BOUR tp at FOU. Sr" will sell, witbist TAY. ALSU, A CHOICE it TEN O'CLO IN THE AFTER! our auction rooms, one of the choicest FINE ENGRAVING! Ever offered at auction in our city. tunity, to obtain En to the class of oll paintings usually sold, Colltetion now ou exhibition and should be eeett to be DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE FARMS IN W: DISTKICT OF COLUMBL By virtue of a deed of trust from John E. Chi 88 1,029, folio 18, one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party “undersigned, as trnunte yretises, on THURSDA’ i BBL, at FIVE 0" 1 premises, situated in wton county, District of Columbia: All that ‘etchall’s Chance, ND, OLIOGRAPHS: wings, which are ASHINGTON COUNTY, (A, AT PUBLIC SALE secured thereby, th at public sale, Ont TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE, the following describe part of a tract of 11 ‘iuning for the same at a bound stouc, from whiel lines Uetween ‘the suid John rund Charles K. Belt e west 30 perches, the 2 perches, thence south 6 outh 1735 desrees, west E. Chappell, Fierce Shoe- tuarked, ‘and: running ce mouth 1735 dezrees, went dexrees, east 3544 perches, 42 per-hes, thence south, vunty road, thence 3035 perches to Tees east 224, perches to by and with the suid county road uc gast 453, perches, thence in a Straight I Deeluniny, containing 20 acres of land more or sess, with all the buildibys and iinprovements to the same le: One-third of the purchase money in ice fn equal Instalinenits at one and two years from date, with interest irom day of sale, to be secured | by. fhe preanives; or the purchase Tay pay al casi,” All couveyatini at thy 1 purchaser. A deposit. ‘dds HK SALE OF YALUAB _E STREAM T, front of the premises, offér for sale, at following real extate: ground situate and being in the thereof as lot ™ Jot number d wixter hunuired and “sever ty 3 ‘ors office in said city, in Liber N, “1 estate is improved by & and the balance in ‘at six (6),twelye™12) All that piece ‘or parcel of ‘ignated on the eromnd .” in Patterson's subdivision of original 1 Lutubered three WS, The suid re. this story brick dwellinse Thus of sale: One-third (2) three (;) equal tostaiments, payal and cichteen (18) months from t ferred payments to draw six per ¢ ‘and the notes of the purchaser or purcl herefor, secured by werd of EUSC Olt Chie property, OF « Hon ut the ‘pure must br comp OF DRC even days from ‘Two hundred dolinrs deposit uast te mrad perty isauiocked dow, All cunveyaiicing c GARNETT, Trustee, No. 2 Columbian Lay We KS & CO,, Auctionee: CHANCERY SALE, 01 FOCKTH S STAND. A hor BETWEEN FOU EAST. By virtue of a dee-ee y AD. 1885, in the ease ot Court of the Dist: fn Equity and also a further dee Court of the District of Colt ea SDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH A.D. 1884, in front of #1 the hour of FIVE P. M., offir forsate at pu He Tots six (6) and tens (1). hundred and eight (S08), 1a the elty of Washington, in Said lot ten (10) is umproved as follows: One-third of the pur- day of sale, one-third in one Fear nnd one-third in two years from the day of sale, he deferred payments to’ bear interest at six per cent um, the Hotes of the purchaser or purchusers tO therefor, yeenred by deed of trust un te prob © to be complie with in aeven (i}days | All conveyanchiys at the cost Of the pur hater or purchasers. A deposit of one hun ch piece of property t0 be made leged delegation wit | oF them.” We have the solid votes behind us— | nguare muuioerval eight the Distriet of Coltuabia, bya brick dwell re rms of sale are chase money in cash from the day of ale. dred dollars (8100) on when the property is kn HENRY, TS. irect northwest. HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. COUNTY OF WASHIN: ST OE GEORGETOWN f a decree of the Suprenie Court of the, passed it: a cause in which| hers are compla nants, and SIIVATED IN THE iet of Columbia, Lewis D. Means and. ot jobert Sinith and otters defend he un eraigned, ax trustees, wi anises, on WEDNESDAY, El. E. 18d, at the hour of BE Phat tract of land alley ‘bia, bein descr at a point at the end of 58 per drawn north 25 standing on the sow b side of the: tree befig known aa the “Dolly of beinning is on the line di Alliance from that part of ‘the tract called “White Haven." formerly owned by John A. Murdock, the said point of bexinning running south 65 dexr ‘west 48 6-10 perches to the east edge of the Ridge rou; then with the east side of said road north 60 degrees, 4 west 30 perches:thencenorth 48 dearees then north 12 degrees west 18 perches; then degrees west 16 perches. dants, No. $635 Equity, | a8 Fara,” Tying in the District of Coline | ibed in Gne parcel, ax folio sche marred om accu | mn a large poplar tree Barter,” which point viding tle tract called (By refereuce’ to the deed Jast point is distant 71 perches trom the eaid division Lines between Alliance and John A. Murdock ‘of White Haven, measured dexrecs cust towards on, coume north 35d ‘aid road, north 33 ches, thence north 3 dewrees, east wing the said ride, south 87 decrves cust 46 and 3-3 of aperch to the said division line between Alliance jurdock’s part of White H, Tine runs from “Dolly Barber" north 35 decrees west £0 ‘kory tree, which ix a boundan andalso of John A. of ‘and with suid div: ‘by, @ course run: degrees west 20 ercheas thence laven, which division- jon line south 25 de reo: cast to the place of beciuning, containing 42 acres ‘@, more oF lens, salé: One-third cash: the residue of the pur- ghase money in atx, twelve and eighteen months ‘rom, the day of sate, the ‘purchaser giving his notes 9f $100 req if the terms of wale ‘are not colp) days from the day of sale: or the pure all cash on the ratiteation of the sale Ui ent of the whole mof sale by the court the ‘bear ‘aud to be forfeited. with at theend of yurchase money and ratif\ istoes will convey to sold, free, clear, anc the said conse, ‘Tt P. JACKSON, Trustee, 472 Lotiisiana ave., Washington, JP PXCANSON BROS, Auctioncers. AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF B BELWEEN FIST AND STREET 801 SECUND STREETS decree » fet Cottman ble auction, fn ‘on MONDAY. JUNE NINTH. part of Lot 4 in eq on South B atrect 60} fouthwent comes of ald Jot: thence ce north 100 feet; thence wes 34 fects thence By. of Court of the Dist: No. 6,044, I will offer for sale at ining therefor af a point ‘twelve months from 2d Edition. LATEST FROM CHICAGO. RUMORS OF CHANGES TO-DAY. GRANT AND CONKLING’S FRIENDS FOR BLAINE, CONFERENCE OF INDIANA MEN. WILL THEY TROT OUT A “FAVORITE SON” OR DIVIDE BETWEEN BLAINE AND ARTHUR? Soe Special Dispatch to Tux Evexmro Sram: Curcago, June 2—The Indiana delegation is dis- cussing this afternoon whether it will at the open- ing of the conventior put in formal nomination an Indiana man. The delegates, though they had several quiet consultations yesterday, were unable to agree as to who the candidate should be—Harri- Son or Gresham—in case it was deemed wise to Dring forth “a favorite son.” Brown, of the 6th Indiana district that it ‘Was his impression that in case an man was ‘not in the race, the 80 delegates would be divided between Blainé and Arthur, with probably a ma- jority of them in favor of the former. — Should Une “delegates resolve to put a candidate the wominating speceh. Ye tne delegation wil not e nominal put Harrison or Gresham in nomination at the ‘start il must not be concluded, Cé Brown said, that Indiana has no candidate, but, rather, ‘dhat Che representatives of that state are awalling a favorable opportunity vo capture the convention. RUMORS OP CHANGES. There is to-day a seething mass of people at ho- tels and headquarters, and there are rumors and claims of individual changes, here and there, from Arthur to Blaine, from Blaine to Arthur, and from both to Edmunds, Such changes, in Umited num- bers, are doubtless bogey © place. Occasionally an important one occurs, © that of the Arkansas delegation, but the net results are small as affect- ing “the felative strength of the candidates, and not to such changes, with one exception, must ‘we look for a solution of the problem. ‘The excep- tion 1s that by use of the leverage of self-interest upon the delegations from the south, delegations constituted and controlied by men who make a living out of this kind of work, a8 they are excluded from local or state politics, a’ sufficient number of them can be induced to "leave arthur and go to Blaine to make the latter the nominee. GRANT AND CONKLING MEN FOR BLAINE. It 1s one of the most remarkable features of the contest that most of the Grant and Conkling lead- ers who four years ago opposed Blaine are now working earnestly for him. George Gor- ham arrived to-day from New York, and says that Conkling prefers Blaine to Arthur, Gorham {s opposing Arthur. He also says that Logan would turn his hand in Blaine’s behalf be- fore he wouid see Arthur win. BLAINE AND PENNSYLVANIA. Senator Caineron’s return strengthened Blaine in Pennsylvania, and makes it almost certain that the 60 votes of Blaine’s native state will be cast for him it be needs them to defeat Mr. Arthur. Messrs. McManes and Disston, influential delegates at-large clatmed for Arthur, have arrived and an- bounced for Blaine, Hon, Galusha Grow sald he believed Pennsylva- Dia would vote for Blaine on the first ballot. NEW YORK BUSINESS MEN FOR BLAINE. ‘Three hundred New York business men, all for Hi) Blaine, will arrive Tuesday morning. If they |do not do Blatne’s cause any more good than Arthur has derived fom a simi- lar source they might as well remain 4m New York and attend cochelr business. ‘The Blaine management is showing up surprisingly Vigorous. Eikins,Chaffee, Donaldson, Platt, Bayne, Boutelle, Clarkson and a’ score of others ‘are un- tring. ‘There is a detatl for every delegation, and in many cases for every individual delegate, who 4 under the watchful observation of a Siaine worker. From rising to. retirement Senator Warner Miller, Wm. Walter Phelps and Whitelaw Retd do the advisory board act, Some of the Blalne men profess the greatest contempt for the Arthur man- agement, They say there 1s noone there bute jozen FLUFFY AND PUFFY SENATORS, nine of whom are opposing the delegates from thelr own states, and Frank Hatton, James D. Warren, and the New York business: men. Editor Clarkson says Hatton jumps around like a cat at play, and thinks he’s doing wonders; that Hatton never won @ ight, and probably never will MAHONE SAYS HE WILL WIX. Gen. Mahone informs Tas Stam that his delega- | tlon will win the contest in the convention as it | has tn the national committee, 3 LOT ON. Ht} RTH AND YIETH cd, of September Bariholontew. Lom uber si87—int © Supreme joldinse a special term ve, passed in the Sit- luinbia, holding the “I wouldn't dignity,” said Manone, “the other al- iiitue ‘considerstion of talking 127,000 of them, and the other side has Dut 4,400 that they can show.” “It fs charged that you betrayed the republican party in Virginia?” How did I betray them? The delegation that I represent was elected by a regularly called convention; it was called as a republican convention, as the call will show. It has @ constituency of voters back of it and it is the only deiegation that fs worthy the name asfep- Tesenting the state of Vi “The expectation 1s that the other delegation will be seated and allowed one-half of the vote. Twant to know If they expect that? sen Ges they will nd out very differently. We the only delegation to represent Virginia in that convention. Itis instructed for ArUsur, and it will vote that way.” Col, Brady, who Was sitting by, sald: “I see that the other crowd are circulating ‘the report that I ‘voted for Hancock in 1880. ‘That has Deen so often dented over my own signature that I think it 1s folly to give them the dignity of a denial in writing ere.” ONE OF THE STORIES going the rounds is that Gresnam has written a letter to his Indiana friends urging them to vote for Arthur, and that the conclusion of the letter so stirred up the Indiana delegation, and espectally the Blaine portion, that a solidification in the in- terest of Ben. Harrison was one of the immediate ‘things of the future. Col. W. R. Holloway, of Indlanapolls, one ot Gresham’s warmest friends, put a guletus op this | by denying the whole story. “No such letter has been written,” he sald, “and there was no need of one.’ General ‘Gresham has said to his Indiana friends from the start, and he said it tome last week: “Don’t put me tn a’ false position. Iam for Arthur, and when I'm not for him I am Roing out of his Cabinet. Of course, if Arthur should drop out of the race and we can do anything for Gresham we shall do 80.” ‘WISCONSIN PRESIDENT MAKERS. Four years ago the Wisconsin delegation led the Drake which resulted in the nomination of Garfield. ‘The Badgers are prepared to win fame this tripif they get the chance, and go down into history as the ’ real ident makers of two conventions. The jon 4s divided, with a majority for Blaine, but both the Blaine, Arthur and Edmunds mep have, at one time and another, considered one name on which they could more ‘easily unite than any other—that of Gen, W. T. Sherman. GRESRAM, LINCOLN OR SMERMAN. At the Arthur headquarters this afternoon one ot the best informed men in politics anda leading ‘supporter of Arthur replied to a question from Tar Sar as to the situation as follows: “I tell you can- didly that I do not think Arthur will be nominated, nordoIthink Biaine will be. The nominee will probably be Gresham, Lincoln or Sherman.” ‘TEE NATIONAL COMMITTEE isdiscussing this afternoon the contested seats in Alabama and Georgia. Delegate Conger represents ‘the District on the committee. GW. A ——— Fisk aud Hatch Resume. pale Samer, New Youre, June Flak © atch ry notiti ‘stock exchange of their sumption of business. ——_.__ Gordon Still Alive. Loxpox, June 2—The Telegraph has received a from the that the ‘of Berber hie been rulsed, and that Gen. Gordon is successfully holding bis own at eS Latest Foreign Newy by Cable. 4A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE. Panis, June 2.—James Stephens, the ex-fenfan head center, regards the lons as a dastardly outrage. He says no true of Ireland hadany part in bringing them about, ‘The City Post Office. LITTLE PROBABILITY OF 4 SPEEDY APPROPRIATION FOR A NEW BUILDING. Our city post office officials have about Presidential Talk at the Capitol. ‘THE RETORTED DEAL BETWEEN ARTHUR AND JOHY ‘There ts some talk at the Capitol today of a Prospective deal between Arthur and Join Tvs slyly hinted in support of Arthur's claim ‘the nomination that he can carry NewYork throug! the chief of Tammany and no other man can. man familar with New York ward politics, who hi. Tecently seen Arthur in New York, said to-day tliat from What he hud seen, th fected If Arthur got tie he bad ho dou! a deal could be the President when with the “boys. the Idea of a trade. "Mr. Cox says it ts absurd; tat Kelly never did and never will sell out. ‘TR IMPRESSION MR. TILDEN Gave. Representative Broadhead and Senator Vest called upon Mr. Tilden at his country home Satur- day. Mr. Broadhead says the sage Teceived them cordially and conversed freely uj u wi mnctuging pollics, and ing his dignity m general toples, tial nomination, the ‘that he woul ‘Why the P. 1. A Star reporter, in a Joking way, called Post- master General Gresham's attention today to a Paragraph in a New York paper, which stated that he was wandering about the hotels yesterday more anxious to hear news from Chicago. than to impart ‘The General looked U Pile of commissions which he was sign! smile and said:—“I was at the Arlington a few moments yesterday, but I am not anxious, because Thave no expectations.” in Congress. YROTEST OF DISTRICT FISHERMEN. ‘Mr, Ingalls presented in the Senate to-day a re- monstrance, signed by Uwenty-ve persons, repre- ‘senting a capital of $14,060, engaged in the “legiti- mate business” of catching fish with nets tn the Potomac river within the District of Columbia of the House bill prohibiting for five years within the Polo ‘The signers set forth againgt the e netting of mac waters of the District. that the outfits they own are not adapted to Nshing in the lower Potomac, and thatit the Dill passes these outitts wilt be rendered valueless. Therefore, ‘they ask that Af the bill pusses Congress shall rena: erate them for tneloss of thelr tackle and out- tthe pending bill does them great injustice. Keferred to the cowmltiee on fis and ishertes THE WATER DEPARTMENT. In the Senate to-day Mr, Morgan submitted a re- Solution requiring the District Commissioners Teport to the Senate astatement of the receipts and disbursements on account of the water depart- ment or Water fund for each year from 1875 (© 18st, ing Lhe amount receive separate source and when and Where and for what Purpose the “money was expended. ondered Inclusive, stati CONVEYANCING REAL ESTATE. The Senate to-day passed the bill in regard to the conveyance and devise of District, providing that conv more persons, excepting De construed to be tenancies in common, Capitol Topics. THE CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR MAHON, ‘The charges against Senator Mahone and Gov. Cameron, made by Page McCarthy's paper, and mentioned elsewhere in THE Sak to-day, provoked considerable comment at the Capito) to-day, and the impression is that they Will operate injuriously tepresentative John S. Wise, of Virginia, sald to @ STAK reporter to-day Uat the publication ts all a “d—n Ue.” Mr. Wise says he was never interested tu apy Western rallroud beyond a fee that he cot from one for legal service. Me pronounces the whole story false. THE ORRGON ELECTION. An election for state officers, Congressmen and legislature is being held in Oregon to-day Slater said toa Stax reporter that trom his 1 advices he believed the democrats woul state Ucket and the legislature. has received trom leading dem twenty democratic majority in Un SRNATO EDMUNDS’ WIRE. A special wire to Chicago Is being fitted up In the Senate wing of the Capitol, it 1s sald, to keep Sena tor Edmunds posted as to the contest for the now- real estate In the ances to two or ‘the case of trustees, shall s.count upon MINOR NOTES. ns committer expect to Hewitt tariff Dill to-morrow, PRELIMINARY DEBT STATEMENT.—The debt state- | ment issued to-day shows the decrease of the pub- | 1#0 feet, Uiree beng killed and the others badly’ tne Uc debt during the month of May to be €4,763,241.20; decrease of debt since June 30, 18K8, $91,823,714.88: cash in the treasury ‘The House was again consider t! : EOI Certificates, ticates outstand Les of deposit. outstanding, refunding certificates outstand jegal venders outstanding, $346,681, fractional currency outstandii Dalance available, $147,817.660. Tue ALERT.—The Secretary of the » i Teceived a letter from Commander Cofin, com-| Casratx Cano manding the Arctic steamer Alert, dated St. Joins, | COLLEAGUES. ‘May 2ist, in which he sald that he intended sailing . for the north on the 22d. From all the information | home, suspended. The he could gather the ice couditts Jurors for the June Term, FROM THE BOX TO-DAY, Tne following Jurors were drawn to-day Tor We June term of the Criminal Court: Grand Jurors.—J. 8. Butler, 1738 Mass. ave.: Le0-| Grrreat’s § pold Luchs, 525 7th st. n. was "T. J. | K. Talbert, 1221 11th st. Tth st. & ¢. E Creed R. Tucker, Oidand, 2034 M st; Howard H. Carl Bruce, Pa. ave., ig, $6,081,579; cash 3 Were favorable. 3010 James, iH.” Ryan, 229 st. R. wi; M. RL ‘Turner, 1032 W st. n. w 495 Pal ave. n.w.; C, Newman, 1509°T HL. Myers, aie 3a | PT john Woodward, stay, dt and H streets northwest; D. J. Macarcy, 9th ‘street, near Bound- I street northwest; E. Wavson, 718 7th st. & e.: N Anderson, f19 14th st. » Soldiers’ ffome road; Ed. ist. n.w.; F. Schafer, 2716 M st.n.w.; | Authorities.” B. U. Keyser, 2d and E St. n. w.:5.WW.P. Myers, 1313 | pf H. 4: Hovt, Both st. Georgetown; Frank Latham, 522 7th st! 5. Geo. G. Hoteler, 3908'N st. n. W. S21 M stn. w.; Ralph Johnson, 1 Wes- | 8. 'T. G. Morseli, Smoot, 3017 N st. in. Alex. Milne, 999 F st. n.w.; B. Lewis Blackford, 3036 | ickson, 1739 K st. n.w.; Frank | st. n.w.; Walter J Ward, 3d, near D st. n.w! ‘The spring meeting of the Agricultural Society of | Opposition and the final withdrawal of te canal Montgomery county, Md., will open at Rock vile on Wednesday next, There will be two trotting and ‘two running races. A number of the exhibits have arrived, and the display promises to be unusu: will be made by Hon F, = FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The New York Steck Market. * ‘Thefollowing are the opening and $ p.m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported Dy special wire to H. I. Dodge, 539 15Un street: | O. apm Bh | eases] DO £1 ANS is" lonto aati 103; Oregon Trans: 114 Ont. & West. .-- Peo. D. & E. 16 Reading. +]. 58") 60. Rock Ish. [119% 1193 Roch. & P. 22% 13. St Paul... , | | to them the attention of the officials, When Eno | aa pi 0 ie) 11% Do. pret... Si 87 BLP. £07 FF i mM meer FeEre Re # cS POSTSCRIPT: COMBINING ON GRESHAM. News That Agitated Chicago Afternoon. A PROPOSITION MADE BY ARTHUR MEN. ene EXCITEMENT AMONG THE BLAINE DELEGATES, Special Dispatch to Tax Evenzso Sram: * Ciicado, June 2—Propositions were made this afternoon by the Arthur leaders to the Indiana Aciegation to unite on Gresham The tor mer Are convinom! that owing to the weakness ais played tn the southern delegations Arthur cannot De hominated. Senator Hoar has Just predicted that Gresham will be the man, ‘This ts siguifl~ vant as coming from the Edmunds and independent men. The news creates a great breeze about the hotels, and the Blaine men are very much excited GWA a Repvciyo THe Foxce.—Five per diem employes in the modeling Toom of the ‘Treasury architect's office were dis! vecause of a defciency ty the annual a ation, Raxoe oF wwe TuEXwomETER —Tho were the matt TO COLONIA. BRACE. — chafiged hin purpose of having the hay Tor Che summer at Colonial Potoniac | The apt to for the pheamipment ts low, and the officers who tnspected N regarded 1 as imbealthy. it tn expected tha (he Teginent wiil encamp on tts old camping ground at Gaithersburg, M A Decistox FoR Tue DIeTRICT.—Today, In the Court in General Term, Chiet Justice Cartter dell ibe court the case of T. istic for Anfrt tents for Wooden Pavements—aMirming tbe decree below dismissing ‘the Dill ‘The Chiet Jus- tier, in delivering the optnion, spoke of the Worth. lessivess of the Wooden pavements, and ¢ lus Surprise Uat a Ui! of this kind shouid have Beoa a ‘The Courts, Cover IN GENERAL TRRM. To-day, Brown agt. the District; bill dimisen@ United Siates agt. Higelow; on hearing. Messrs. C. W. Russell, Paul Newhaus, C. W, Red Tick, ALS Crossfield ahd George O'Doherty were admitted to he bar on the report of the examining commit Cmevre Cover—Judge Hagner. Today, Hetzel at. BL 0. KR. Co; on trial, | Eoriry Court—Judge Coz. | To-day, Nopkins agi. Hopkins; time to answer | extended: Morsell agt. Latimer; ‘sale ordered and K. T, Morsell appointed trustee." Ball agt. Beavans: et al; pro confesso as to certain defendants and testiniony ordered Laken before C.F. Rowe. Progate Covrt—Judgr Coz, Saturday, estate Fredertcke Horner; dion of J. T appointing him administrator, In re hase Hoy guardian to Nel ‘ia Koys on application for approve Of the tind $1,000; argued’ and tmotion granted. Estate Eliza Nines; M. Losano ranted letters of administration; c. mn. iS thew Slutes: wlil prove ‘adinttted to and letters issued 9 M. La : bond $1,500, Estate of Edwardo Albertoded Camino; 4. HM. ©. Brookes. appoluted adiministrat bond $2,000, Estate of Raymond D. Goodell, deceased: Kosenbaum for probate of will and Several accounts wer approved and passed. | ‘Thts afternoon about 32:39 thme colored girs | were seen stealing at the Palats Koyal, ‘Two were arrested, Dut the third got aw News Briefs, ‘adup. drowning eleven a balloon, gave way at Lille, Prance, and twenty persons were precipitated a distance jured. Mr. Samuel M. Shoetnaker, ¢ inent city » of the most, 17 oamtivore, ded at the Hygete hotel, at Old Point Coutort, Va, Saturday might, Of Bright's ctisease. Jp 2 collision tetweon freight, and pamenget rains on the Catuberiand Valley IK, near Har ry to-day | $$ ms AGAINST MAOXE ano Hie Aout a week ago the Planters and in Petersburg, Va, Mahone's mond Campaign, ‘un, today arralzns Muhone, Gov. thet leaders of the Mahone party charg a with making arrangements with the Dank whereby corrupt privileges were extend. ed to tie Mahonrites allowing them to uve state | Money Tot campaign aud private purposes, a Mechant’ ‘Cameron ani | democratic ' ISTeR Set dispatch to the Pil ton, Pa, says: * Mrs Scoville, sister of Guiteau who Was hanged for the murder of President Gar- fleld, ts stopping at a prominent hotel here, She Jictitions natoe, and Is selling pletures, as she states, for the purpos? of raising money with nse Who were Instrumental nlevtown; Alfred | the My er. Her Weninke 10 wnat wees | The hanwing of her Urother. Her mind is not E. Emmons, 602 E street 93 oN street 4 Est.; W.N. Ashley, 506 Maine ‘Scott, Nichols ave: W fayette Jeffries, 114 F st, and Chas. H. Woodward, 3107 N st. Petit Jurors —John W. Carr, 428 11th s B. Nalle, Evbitt House; Louts Kettler. 1423 F st. n.w. ‘Thos Kirby, 46 1 st. n.w.:,W. H. Duun, 315 7th L. Thomas, 22 Covington st street n.w.; W. A. balanced.” Sporren Tart tN Jat. FoR MckDER.—The cele drated Sioux chief Spotted Tall was lodged In jal riday nicht at Rosebud Agency for the mur. der of White Thunder, a brother brave, White Thunder bad killed a brave named Long Pumpkin on Wednesday last, apd It was on this account that ‘Spotted Tail shot him. tos DrrAvuTine BaNk Casnrexs—A ispatch akee Says: “BE. O. Hubbard, the de hier of the First al Dank at | was arrested, be Monmouth, authorities.” "A ‘of $22,000 In the accounts: siier of Uae Butler County Savings wwown, Pa, Was discovered Sutur- Te CHESAPEAKE AND O1110 CANAL MANAOESENT. The democrats of Alleghany county, Md., on Suture day adopted Tiden reseiuizons, "Fhe Convention Was controlled by the anti-canal mhnagement ten, | and a resolution was introduced which, after great People, was adopted. ‘The resolution states that Thetrxisting nitisot toll on the cuesapeaue aid | Ohio canal has alinost deprived 1 of sustatning traMe, DULIE Its management Is placed upon strict ly business principles, the Uolls can De fixed af twenty ceuts a ton. A’ commitice was uted to attend the merting of the board of public Works to-day, and urge the Inauguration of & new Dus hess Management, "THe MARYLAND DEMOCRACY FAVOR TILDEN.—The Gclegates elected Saturday 10 the Baltimore county convention to elect delegates to the state convene Uon are in favor of Mr. Tuden for President, and Those elected to the congressional convention favor the renomination of Hon. J. Fred C. Talbott. The | democrats of Frederick, Anne Arundel and Talbot 3 H g # ‘3 8 3 3 Z H # i # Mone Anorr Fyo's Axxesr.—Joun C. Eno, the @efaulting president of the Second National Dank, N. ¥., who Was arrested in Quebec ob Saturday, a& tated In THE Stak of thul day, Was captured under the impression of the police that be was Hinckley, the absconded teller of the West side bank. ith a man Fate ts Ca a attr the garb of a Catholic the luxurious habits of the pair which’ first called Was arrested his unknown companion could not be a ee was Father Ducey, a prominent New York man, abd & friend of the £v0 family. Stox Heapacur. Laxton, ann MELANCHOLY nerally spring {rom a Ti ver, | Etimach’ oF Cosuveness, the stressing etfeces of which Dr. Jayne's Sanative Pilis will re move; by thelr beneficial action on the or ans they will also lessen the likelihood of a. MARKIED, MALLORY. On Monday, vitises Beguine i ae saa Washington, ¥ D.