Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1884, Page 3

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ AMER MATTANOLEAVESSEVI NTH-STREET TUESDAY and THUUSDAY Pai n Mon rida Taiermedt ‘org and if. a oe af Giriader's hac -undavs and Tae: id Weduesdays up, and Chay 1 Point au e wharf Thursdays down and Mondays aud Wed Reoday Up. Freiglite receive dais OOK AT LOW FARES. MONTOE AND NOR! ba) AUK. @h Strainer Bay aes ja umkune clowe counectn, with steam EAS tea otes Yee Vena Bae cat “Ah a Ot el eet edo ee BR PUILLIPS, Supt. ys AILY LINE 10 NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON and the South. Steamers GEORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR, Oe tt tases popular bieaners Leaves Seventh et wae ty” Chase gece at 29) Bays ‘at y Foust daily. § pirturting, ed Cormack Harbor on the Ticeday Fiurcity al "Sstunday trp ‘only GATURKDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY MOENING. Exclusive connection with Hoxton and Providence imoatnera Connect ea nth Sow York tod Mieke Shel steaneste Sciole ‘cod’ Weitern, Saeed apd Eoanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach atopy ity at Fi ‘sG rooms can be secured at Baltimore and | Met office. at 4th Penns: Mania avenue, St Marc hotel, vray. ext to post office, office of Knox's express. 6th street a ania aveuue, and at company’s offiee, “th win a's express will call for and check bawage from and private resilences, Breight received daly uti Sp. m. jell WILLIAM P. WELCH, General Agent, QtHAMER aREOWsuITHE ‘Leaves Seventh-street wharf at Tame. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGA Connertine with Baltimore and Obio RR. at Shepherts Sino af Alrsandria with 7 30am Perey Bost fromm Wane ee Mondays Tor ad ten Tagn rreurkitne Tuessaye, Un Tu arscays f Curmomar Nomini, St Clements ay, wharvewaud teruieciate returuiug Fridays” Un ‘Satur Gaye ter Somsuh Currouas uiatfuterinesate laude Sunk — — 2.B. PADGETT, act, W. RIDLEY. Man. MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE Steamer SUE. Capt, W.C. Geoghegan, will reeume imo SUNDAY, ay Yat Spm a Steph fasiington every F apply whem 5) Gee STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN BILZUENSUN & BRO. Acente velock aun; returning, reac ton about $:90 p.m. oo) 1. L. BLARE, RAILROADS. _ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 26. 1884. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. DRY _ GOODS. PEMALE SEMINARY, ge vers monkey Foy ehalgeue aftag ot Terme very incderate, For es jeatedn "Sins MW. HACRELION, President \ ERMAN MEK SCHOOL, SCHOOL ROOM 1023 Giltinetreet uorth west Season fer chllazes being, Jone Zid Children from 6 years of aw taught in & i lessant abd easy way by the conversational (natural) inethod. For particnlars apply to Miss DORA ZIRWET, Biseth stu ee Athomed te dp. mn. GEORGE'S HALL, FOR BOYS—AN ENGLISH, laasical and Comunercial Boarding School, Reisters: AM, ‘ town, Baltimore Co, Md. ‘Terins according to aye, Un- surpuined advantagés, Wo. Prof. Jt. RIREAR, Principal, ois jels-coDwe” E SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO © id VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be- van weilvan-thowe, wishing "to" be aualifed for Fivioriers or Keachers Termy $12" 796 12th nw. apseo Ht HOOL FOR GIRLS Pri ‘MAT TSI ee duane eudmer, by Prot £. ONTERSTELS, 4u0C atu. wor music stores teeas ny HE, BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES OF BOSTON, PROVIDENC: BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ‘Are getablishing for the hot season Branches at the fol- ae yaNtic GY... Oferehantst House) AKL. 9. (Oaklind Hotel) KOCELAND. ME. BELFAST, ME. BUCKSPORT, ME. 1 Sheeial arrangeménta with hotels and boarding-houses for oUF PUPA, ‘Apply to 7s Franklin st., Baltimore, Ma., or 723 14th w.. Washington. D.C, before June 15th: and after ‘date to the BERLITZ SCHOOL" at the above ro - TL, JOHNSON. ee Organist aud’ Chotr Mast 10th street northwest: Puplis taught privately or SRN GOD INSTT myi-zn® TX Sa Phoakpwwe asp Day scHoon for young ladies and children. Mr. and Mra, Wm. D. Cabeil, Principals. 1212 and 1314 14th street northweat. Ba Next session opens Septensber 26, 1884 with a full corps of accomplished instructors. Let us bave the best schools at the National Capitol i. D. CABELL, Norwood Institute. mys-ém WM. D. ¢ stitute, Hotes SINESS SCHOOL, 517 7rmSt.. HASTHE 1 most Practical in fiction, “Beokkeeving’tauakt without tre books: ia stmction, Bool ‘ei 5 | sual times Open all the year Bul | OTE Jews than half the usual time. Oj Tene courye in Bookkeeping, im, Arithmetic, Spelling and Correspontence, gS a month: $12 for thie mwonthe “Howe's Hapid “Business alone, $1. Terms higher after October Ist. my20 fn | goods will be. BETWEEN e FINE BUILDING 1078 ON A STREET 6TH AND 1TH STREE1S NORTHEAST, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TH, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises, LOT 5, IN BQUARE 867, fronting 45 feet on A street north, between 6th and 7th ‘streets cast, 4 SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, snitable for any pur- ‘pose, and a Deight rapidly luproving. ‘Terma: One-third cash, balance in one and two years notes to beat 6 per cent interest, payable semi-annually. tid tobe secured by deed of tru, oral can at ois Purchaser. Gon ‘Purchaser's Cost ruired at sale 100 Peeat dade SUS CANSON BROS., Aucta. MPHOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer PER YEP gApOABL EOULDEEG 1073 05 TEE LETH A ND THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTH- THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWEN. Ser at SIX O'CLOCK, in front oi Sinatra eutdlviton of tote, Bes square'Se ba sviatonn : ‘s front of about 21 feet each, and ‘Dack 16s fe toa 30-foot alley. valuable property, and in one of themost ns of the city, and should command the 2 c a sccured by deed of trust on the propert ¢ fei od B ji Ripeeiigt oh oe er ye Pee yc SONAR tet Eas label's LARGE, STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BRI LOADING AND _ MUZZLE LO; GUNS, FISHING TACKLE (OLIN | STR NGS, SKATES, BRUE AIP eetw ieee inde ETS, C 10,000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. ” By direction of the owner, to change business, Iwill sell ou the premises, all the above Stock of J. U. OMEARA & Cu,,.1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at SEVEN P. M., aud every ‘evening thereafter at same hour until further notice. DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, sold in original pac Great Buay be expected every might. FOLEY, in of ic, the tore wil be cacuped by ie, the tore will be occupl O'MEAHA & GO., Manufacturers of "ROYAL GLUE" as many bargains '¥ LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, Teacher of Vocal and Ih i) | SUENGEMIAN. BUSINESS COELEGE, TiNcory Si Hall Building, corner 9th and D streets. f Sessions. Complete in its arrangements {oF x sons and daughters, and men and women for support, ueeftlies apd houoraule independence, Keholarwuip for year, from date of entrance, day of $00, Ler quarter, das, Si): might, £16. af ts received every mon! year. “pring und summer sessuone, “Cirdulars mailed 26 HENRY c SPSNCE MES. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. ake GW FLYNN. AM PRIVATE TUTOR, SeStnematios, Ea creek, oxy Bench Cerin Bag Preparation for College. West Point, Annapolia ‘competitive ‘Terms in sdvanca ENING CLASSES: A MONTH. ‘Avithmeric, Bookkeeping. Pneliait Grsensaat hip. U. 8 History: Geography, Spelling, wus) JRALTIMORE AND OHIO RaTLROAD. T LINE AND THE ONLY SCHEDULE IN EFFE 1984. UNTIL #U Leave Washinwton from station, corner of New Jersey ue and C treet. jor Chicago. Cine:tinati, Louisy at3-05 2 m., 10:15 a m., 10:10 p.m. with Ibrough Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars tO above points, Without change: 10:19am. daily to Chicago, except Batgruia Wor Fitshupe st $:90.a.m.and $49 p.m. daily: 8:40 pi, fo Pittsburg, Cleveland aud Detroit, with Sleep- Care to Pittatiir, For Toledownd Detroit vis Monroeville, 10:15 a.m. gaily, sith Sleeper for Toledo, via Wheeling aud Lak5 rie for Philadelphia and New York at 6:10 am. Inily, except Sunday. 3 p.m and 9-40 p.m aud 10-10’ p. me daily, with Parlor and Sleeping Cars at- we a % For Baltimore on Sun ‘lays, 6.30, 8:00, 8 4:85, 3:00, 4:40, 5:30, 6:00. 7:00, 8:20, 9:40. Es Ror oretson the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, 10:15 a ua daily. For Aunupolis, 6:40 a. m..and 12:10and 4:40 p.m: om Sunday. 20. m., 4-40 For Way" Stations between Washington and By 5.00, 6-40. 9-00 wm. 12-10 p .. 1010p. m On Sanda more, d jai stations on Metropolitan iy for Lexington, Staunton and 8:0 a mm daily exe-pt Sunday, 40 Peder, 6290 a 0:19 a i $89 p canday Toda mt and 6:35 p.m. daily except Traihe Rive from the West daly, €:20, 7.508 m., 2:25 From Sew York and Philadeipiia, 2:59, 8:30, m. daily, 5:30 p.m. daclycexce pt Seinday * ad 1:80 and 6:57 p. m.: 3 pt. ‘i daly, and 2:15 p.m. daily, intermediate pointe, 6:25, mm, st daily. except Stiiday, Sd it of Bi re for W 910 wud i 00 p. ub. Alltraiue from Wasuington stop at Relay Station ex- MUSIC—BY REQUEST OF NUMEROUS: ‘pupils, I will remain this cummer aud Seduced rates. Singing and Plano by my ortest method. All those desirous to be brought out in operas, parlors, etc., will Bave their voices trained quickly to the very highest culture. More voices are required now for this summer concerts and oratorios, af ERGFESSOR DE WOLOWSKI'S® Musical Institute pk apt | 4 York and Havre. ‘a pier. No. 42 North River. {oot of Morton Gortaite Haute Wedseaday. Sti 5.08, ern ‘rau zZ 6a. mi, Canada, Kermabies, Wednesday, July 16,11 8m. Checks yayabinon sight In amcunts to wut. ou the Banque Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, No. 6, Bowling Green, New York. G. W. MOSS Pi Prnusy aula avcoue: J: W- BOTELER & ‘SON, 925, ennsylvania avenue, Agents for ‘= Washington, D.0 3 apy Parres For Evnorz Shoutd take a BRUNSWICK BERTH, exclusively onthe IN MAN STEAMSINP LINES rica bert Keey perfvetly level under all conditions of weather, affording perfect rest aud comf fhus dung away ‘with many of the discomforts of oceall | trav ° | INMAN 8. 8. CO. (Limited), ' GEO. W. MOSS, Agent a28-m&th3m_295 Pennsylvania ave.,Washington, D.C. A TL ANN L TINN NEEB AAL i AA NNN L HES NE AA OE aAAN NN OL UN WRB AU ALLLLEILLA AN XN LLLLILN NNEEE Commencix May Sd, and every Saturday thereafter ‘ommencixe May Sd, and. eve A selling fin Quebee t0 Liverpool. making the shortest © five days from landto land. The ot Steamshipw of Unis Line are unsurpassed for sti rb, peed and comfort, and are fitted up with all the ern Ghpsovewente that practical experience cal suggest | Ge stband s50."intermedinte $96.78, VE & ALDEN, General Agents, 207 Broadway, New York D.C. EO WENTER SERVICE. G. W. MOSS, Was} ALLAN 1 Portland ‘te Liverpool every Thursday witll May. Cabin 250, $70 and $80: intermediaze, $95.75, Extra Peeks shine to Boston from Liverpoct, Queenstown, ondorderry Slasgow and Galway, for prepaid business Uckets issued to ally rallroud station in “United States. Intermediate, $96.75. steerage, $21. “The Baltimore service will be resumed, comIneLClni April §.and regularly thervaft copes 0 9. For further information apply at the Baltimore and Qbio Thket Office Washintes Station, tid and Dot Pennaylvaula avenue. corner lath strves, where orders sien tobe checked aud fecelved at any petnt WM dei HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND (HE SHORT LINE TO THF SOUTH, SOUTHWEST ‘AND WEST. ES, 1384. iy. tsiaking close 1 Southwest. Atania, “Pull ton and Atlanta Washington Augusta. Pubica to Winte Sulphur Serie ‘Train leaves Washington at 8:40 A MM daily exer pe sunday. fae leave Wasliuetou at &40AM. and formation inguire at Company's Of tua avenue, N MACDANIET. © _SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manawer Car from Washing: HE GREAT i ENNSLVANTA ROUTE. SPLENDID SCEN MAGNIFICENT FQUIPMES IN EFFECT JUNE “up, Inte Taarse Leave WasaixGTox. FROM STATION CORNER AND B STMEETS, 48 FULLoWwS 1 the West. ¢sicau> Limited Exprest pe aly. Fast Line ror Harris _ daly AND POTOMAC RAILROAD For Brie, Canandaigua, i . Niacara, 10-60 p.m daly. ae grit Pal Care ambunguon to Roos ton to Buffalo. v it will not Loo pln. every week day. 4.00 pts, Y.. all through traf Breokly jervatter. Apply to LEVE & ALDEN, Getieral Agents, 207 Broad- way, New Kork, oF - MOSS, | IA AVENUE, ‘Washington, ‘25 PENNSYLVA: | _mbis-thstn {ORTH GERMAN LLOYD | NSiizatsne Line Between New You, Tone, | Loxpox, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, | Mbp seancern oe this company will eal EVERY WED. | Retiree: Mobcken. Katevoe passage: Fron Were $0082 | ante da ene ow Bate: Tendon, Southampton gat firemen, et cab Bee second cabin, $005 8 at owe Fates, For trmebt or to GELRICHS £02 Bowling Grown, New York? W.G, METESROTE 860.95. Ba WAviek Cesakp aan usylvahia avenue Torth west; CHAS rect, Agents tor Washington — Jald THE CU} ‘BEL RD STEA EN NEW expo! abd Quecstown a Jisough bills of Iden given for Belfast, sie Tae See pin ee Soy ‘For treight and. the Con | Ne-& Bowluus Green or Noth “steerage, tad caun 0b tickets from Liv. Steerage allother partsof Europest Bowles Green, or CLIS Biv LOW & CO. voo itu stro t Waalomyton, D.C VEENON H- BEOWN « CO, New York; Orto, Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & CO., } ani? (605 ith street, Washington. ! = ——— EBILITY OF THE ALIVE ORGANS D quic my bet by the CIVIALE METHOD. Adopted in ail'the HOSPITALS OF FRANCE. Prompt return ef ViGo! pie Canes, $3 to Severe ones, $8 to $12 Pamphlet tree. CIVIALE. DIAL AGENCY, ‘160 Fulton street, New York ps- th, 0. BE HEALED, GO 10 Dk. BROTHERS, 906 1d OOS H street southwest. and be cured. The only ie resident advertising physician in Waskington, He has given his particular attention to the treatment aud cure of all fo 1s of “Disease,” particularly that of & private character, for over 37 years, Je19-1m° MAR": DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FORTA- dies All female complaints quickly cured, Can be sulted daily at 1249 7th street northwest. Officehot Tito Yorclock pan, with ladies only. Jels-fun ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR two of Da BROTHERS’ Invigorating Cordial cure any case of Seminal Weakiess, Nervous De Libty and Inpotency. It unparts vigor to the whole ne 1 : Jeli-Lin' ADIES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Di JBEOTHERS, 906 B st. sw. Particular attention Jaid to all diseases Deculiar to Ludice, married orsingle, 2b brwularities and Ovarian troubles treated, Thirty: TO-MORROW. BANK, NSUBANCE, GAS. BAITLROAD, PORT | COMBINATION SEWING MACHINE AND OTHER STOCKS, On FRIDAY, TWENTY-SEVENTH JUNE, at ONE O'CLOCK P. th und D streets northwewt— 39 shares Secord National Bank Stock. M., we will sell within our auction rooms, | th. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. ¥ it the Bazaar, No. 940: aver of RES So Beey Sareea 4 new Bugwies, 4 second-hand Phaetons, in good order; qpenem Jump-ecat Carriere, 2 wecond-hand Jump-scat fier Carries of enuoeried, ane Sidie Cart and Harness, cnda lot of ew snd second band Saran al Horves, Mates and Mules, Sea Nena of Hommes: GENSINGEMY Auctioneer, 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. BEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1804, com- encing at TEN O'CLOCK, em every Hion of household effects, ‘ax20, The entire contents of two houses, removed to auc- ton Foouss for conveniebos of sale ‘ALSO. , He Coupes, At TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, ‘ALSO. 59 large Hair Cushions from the U, 8, Senate, Pair of Wyoming Ponies, good in eny harness, 3e26-2t 1OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AND SECOND-HAND HARNESS AND SAD- — BLES AL AUCTION aeea NS SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY-EIG! ADELEVEN OCLOGR. va front of my suction roomne, F anal all hx ote of naw Blulo Hatueas: alec, for fearmy;-oue elezant dou Sct; Baddleas Blankets, Govers: be. $36. rues powiixe, ‘Auctioneer, W TRUNKS AT AUCTION, EMBRACING LA- , AS, GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH RDAY, JUNE TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1584. a TRELYT OCCOUK within ig suction Foou, 1 stall sell the above consignment of Je2b-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. PAIR BAY MARES; SAFE AND KIND DRIVERS, AT AUCTIO: On SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1884, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my suction rooms, I shall vell the above tine is. 3026-20 HOM. J. FISHER & CO,, Heal Estate Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED IN PIERCE. PI BLTWEEN FOURTEENTR, AND. FLPTEI STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING TWO-STORY AND BASE- ‘MENT BRICK’ DWELLING, No. 1455, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated November 11th,, 4'B. 181s, ana duly recorded in liber 899, follo 58, | ‘one of the land records for the District ot Colum bia. and by direction of the party secured thereby, we willsell atpublic auction, tn frout of the premisan, on TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A. D, 1984, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. ML. all that piece or parcel ot ground. eltuage, lying and being in the city of Washing ton. Distriet of ‘Columbia, and known and described us Lot |. in Kelly's subdivision of Patterson's sub- division of square No. 206, belle part of lots bumbered Wand 71, of suid Patterson's subdivision as recorded in | urvésor's office of the District of Columbia, to- with all'the si: provements, ef ceca of sale: One third cash; "balance fu, stx and Ke AND FOR AN INVESTMENT. By virtue of the decrees of the Supreme Court of the ‘District of Columbia, paswed iu, Tquity cause No. 7,736, wherein F. F. Downham & Company are’ complainants and EI Keety and others are defendants, the und “Trustees will sell at ymiblic auction, on a TWENTY SEVENTH (ith) DAY “OF UNE, 1864, at FIVE (5) O'CLOCK P.M., tu front of the Pretalies, the following-described real cate, situate in ie clty of Washington and District of Columbia and Xuown 4s Lote One (1) and I'wo (2), satiareelght bu dred and. forty-two (#42), but which have been subd Vide by the Trustees, under an f the court, Into Lots A.'B, C.D. E, F and G—lots Aand Bhavins a front Of seventeeni feet'and five and one-half inches each on Bouth Bsteet, by a depth of one hundred fect and four Snches, each iniproved by a three-story 2 C. being at the corner of 6th avd B, and havin front of fourteen fect and seven inches on bthstreet, by adeptt, gf sixty-nix, feet and two inches on Betreet, ty a four foot y 2 two-story frame house and hayinya front of fourteen fect on 6th strect, by a depth of sixty-six fect and two inches, fo anid four-foot alley, smproved cach by a two-sto frame house: lot F, havinw a frout of eleven feet on ou street, by adepth of sixty-nix fect and two inches, iin- ved: lot G, having a front of twenty-two feet on 6th street and being in an L shape, aud belly improved by a good two-story frame, aluost new. The descriptions Sbove given are in accordance with the plat as m: the surveyor of the District, snd which will. be ited by the Trustees on day of sale, or, if desired, at a1 time before sale, ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money in | ‘gauh, and the balance in six, twelveand eighteen months | from the day of wale. on each piece: or ull eash, atthe | option of the purchaser. Fifty dollars deposit required | ‘the time of wale on each lot WiC E Woopwanp ) Gunton Law Building, FRANK T. BROWNING, ¢ Trustees. ‘Columbia Law Building, Jelbeokds RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, ON FOURTEENTH STR: WEST, BETWEEN H ASD I 3 NORTH, WASHINGTON, D.C. virtue of a decd of trust, dated the sth day gf dune. AB. gsi and recotaed in Liber No. Aa 16, at folio 14, et seq. one «ft the land recor ts for the District of Coluinbia, and at the written re- ‘quest of the holder of the note secnred thereby, Twill Sei at public auction. in. front of the preauiacs, un MOSDAY. THE THRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, A.D, Iss, at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. mentioned day, all that certain, pees or” parcel. "of jund situate. Iying and beiux in the City of Weshing- on, di the Disiriet of Columbia, aud known and deste. batia as Lot numbered t3rts G0), nunibered two hundred aud twenty (220), according to Davidson's | su division of sw dlssttare, and as aad etub-aisiou of | eaid aquar- is recorded in Liber N. K., folio 62, of the | Surveyor's Records of said District, with the improve- ments thereon. One-third cf the purchase money fo aah, and the residue at six (6) and twrive (12) months, ‘with interest from the day of sale, at the rate of mix per centum per anni until paid, payable semi-annually, to be secured. by the notes of the purchaser or pacha: sere thereof, aud adeed of trust approved by the un- dersizned trustee upon the property sold, oF all cash, St the option of the wurchaser or purchaners. Adepostt Of $200 must be made with the trust ¢ wilh Accepted. ‘The terms of sale must be eo ‘within seven days from date of mile, tn deta the Trustee reserves the Fight to rewell_ af Advertiveme: t, at risk and cost of defauitine AM conveyancine and recording at purchaser's c ESDALL Fe ALEXANDER, “Trunteg 2 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D.C. THOMAS DOWLING. Auct Jel7-cdcds FpHoMas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND STREETS, FRONTING ‘ON FRANKLIN SQUARE. By virtue of adeed of trust, of record_among the St a | the vid 1s plied with nd records of the Distylet of Columbia. in Liber No. 621, page 23. &e., and pursuant to an order: Passed June 24th, 1884, in the suit of the United States UfAmerica against Henry W. Howyate et al, No. S00 feqitty, in the Supreme Court of the District of Colum. Gla, we will, ou THURSDAY. the THIRD DAY OF TULY ashe e'PIVE O'CLOCK PM tu front of the rem iver, offer for sale at public auction the northern Parco fot Beet saat il te’ ety ct Waal ‘Cy the same fronting 20 feet on lath street. west at exteriding back and of tho width of said front om I strect feet, with the impr veinet ‘feruin of sale One-third cash, balance in one and.two jeare after date of sale. in notes of the purchase with Pepceat it ret oten ty benccured Uy deeduf rust ‘Premises sold, or alt cash, at the: option of the force eatl cauveranciog” at Hurchaser cont. A ‘of #600 w ited. when the ro td. HE the terins of sale are not complied with in hive lage from day cf tale the property will be revold by the Erarece ab ther and Coat of GWiauitine purchaser, after five dayw’ advertisement in The Evening Btar news! paper. ANTHONY HYDE, ? f2dkds CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, § Trustees, HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ‘Real Estate Auctioneer, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TY ON G STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH, AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ONE BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFT! STREET, ‘H STREETS SOUTHEAST. Virtue of a deed of trust, dated February Mab AE nd eared fn Titer Not a Ta ‘272, one of the land records of the District of unibia and at the request of the holder of the note ‘Secured. I shall: xpose to public sale.ou the prem isea ou WEDNESDAY, JULY SECOND, i884, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., the followin described ‘pieces ‘or par- cele of ground, fo wit: All of lot numbered (3) three and ‘of lot nusbered four (4) in square numbered nine jundred and ninety-two, Of lot four (4) bel comprised within the metes and bounds following, ta ig to way, besioning for the waine at the southeast corner ‘of said ot four (4)and running thence north with the ‘east line of aid lot one hundred (100) feet to an alles thence west along the line of said alley thirty (30) fec thenes routh twenty-five (25) fect: thence west thres (B)feet thence south seventy-fiv: (75)foet tosouthEstreet, TRUSTER'S ‘PROPER’ Uswronolitan Railroad Company's Stgok. | twelve mouths, with intervat frou day of sal, te be won = Coluniia 2 i iS cured by notes’ bearing Interest st the rate of wix per 60 “ North O. Capitol and South Washington | Cent per anim, and a decd of trust. upon the property Railroad Stock. sold, or all cash at the ortion of the purchaser. A de- 40 Sf Georgetown Gas Stock, posit of #100 will be req red at time of sale. 1f the 100% Washington City Gan Stock. nia of sale ure Bot complied with in five. days f = “Metropolitan lis. Go. the day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to rewu Pe a at the risk uuu cost of the defauling purchaser, Al! con- “Post Combination Sewing Machine Stock, | veyancing ut purchaser's cost with other stockn, ‘CHAS. C. GLOVER) Teustoog, 4025-2¢ DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. | _4026-d&ds CHAB. B. BAILE CHANGERY SALE_OF Goop IMEKOVED TPHouAs DOWLING, “Aucuoncer AND SEETH STREETS SOUTHEAST COS EDONY PARLOR SUITE. FRENCH PLATE PIER MIR- ING OF TWO BRICKS AND THKEE FR. ROR, LIBRARY TABLE, OFFICE FURNITURE. A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE WINDOW HANGINGS | MARBLE. 3 TABLES, PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS. LOUNGES, FINE BRUSSELS AND INGRATN CAI HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, DROP LIGHTS, HANDSOME WALNUT M. 7. CHAMBER RULIES WALNUT HALL CHAMBER WARDROBES SEIS. HADL MUNG UNDERBED TLL ) BOL STERS, TOILET SETS, WALNUT EXTENSION ED WARE, 5, ALTCHEN REQUISITES, TOGETHER ITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES NOT NECES- ¥ 10 MENTION, AT AUCTION. NDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRTIETH, 1884, LOCK, at the residence of G10 lath | stree Very” superior collection of effects, all in splendid condition, and weil Worthy the attention of buyers, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘8 & CO,, Auctioncers, SALE OF ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE CHAMBER FUR- LURE, PARLOR SUITE, BRUSSELS CAR- PE HAIR” MATTRESSES, FEATHER PIL- LOWS, BEDDING, ETC. Eight handsome Black Wainut Marble-top, Chamber Suites, beautifully carved, entirely new in design, made to order, aud from ote of the best factories 1 the country. Fxtension Tables and Dining-room Chairs. Hal Set; Yurlor Suto, upholstered in Raw Sik, fair and Husk Matt eases, Springs, Feather Pillows and Busters, Brussels Carpets throughout house: Heating Btover.ete. On TUESDAY, JULY FIRST, 1884, conamencing at TEN O'CLOCK A.M, we shall sell at No. v8 New dork avenue, between 9th’ and. uth. streets northwest, te ‘above par‘ial list of muperior Furi The above goods arvout of the usual run of auction Furniture, “lite house was recently furnished without rexard to cost. very article {= of the br ii. as coud condition ax when b- ugh invited” The woods speak for theimsal ve Jedd WALTER B, WILLIAMS & Ct VHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Aucts. rder of the Oi TEN O'CLOCK A. GHTH JUNE, ‘corner of P northwest, the Honseli Fy Dousias, comprising W ter Suits, Grussels Carpet, Hefrigerator, &¢, _ J.J. WATERS, Administrator. IN BROS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES! SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE! PROPERTY ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEES EAST CAPITOL AND SOUTH A STR) CAPITOL HILL. By virtue of adied of trust to us, dated Ancust oth, 1:8, and Preorded in Liber 89m foliowdcts qed éne of the land records of thee Dist tof Columbit nh and at the request of the party sect by. we will Jat public anction, in front ofthe mm. Nos. 1 3, Athistrvet southeast. at SIX O'CLOCK P.M. on JULY NINTH, A.D. Is4 ail those rdateela of wsvinnd aituate tu the city uf . and Inown and desiguated ts lots @ D, nd H Friédrich’s recorded subdivision of origi- nal lofs uumbered fifteen (15) and sixteen (16),in square numbered seven hundred and eehty-seven (787) each of said lots Gand H having u frout of 22% tect on 4th street southeust, with a depth of uinety-six (96) feet to an alley. Each lot being improved by a two-story brick | house with two-story back builitings, ‘Lemus of ale: One-thind of the purchase money in palance in six and twelve mouths from day of ih iutercst at the rate of six per centum per ane able semi-annually, to be secure! Dy 4 deed on the property sold. or all cash at purchaser's A deposit of $100 on each lot recured at time Mf the terms of sale wre not cotplied with, option of Sate, within five daya from the day of sale, the Trustees tee serve the richt to resell the property at the risk wad cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five ‘s' udvertise- meut in the Evening Star.’ All conveyancing at the seer ea RFI BROWNING, §e21-dkds ALPHEUS MIDDLETON, Trustees, HOS. J. FISHER & CU., Real Estate Auctioneers, ME K DWELLING. KNOWN AS No. 617 THIR- NTH STREET, IN WASHINGTON CITY. By virtue of a deed of trust from Henry W. How- gate and wife to the undersizued, duly recorded in Liber 956, folio 10, et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and puryuant to au onler passed June 21, 1884, in the suit of the United Staten of America Vi Henry W. Howgate et al., No. 8,919 Equity, in the Supreme Court of tue District of Columbia. we will, on WEDNESDAY, the SECUND DAY OF JULY, A.D. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the mises, offer for gale at public auction, all those cer- nin pleces or parcels of land and premises situate and being in the city of Washinton, in the District of Co Lumbia,and known and distibiuised 4s parte of oriai- nal lot uumbered ten (10) and twelve (12).1n square numbered two hundred and eighty-nin» (289. and bounded as follows, to wit: Bewinuiuw for the same ut the southwest angle of said lot 0), and runniog due north forty-four (44) feet and ten (10) inches to tht south tac: of the gable wall of the Stoughton Houses thence east pincty-seven (97) feet three (3) inches to the ast line of lot twelve (12), thence south with the east ines of lots(10yand twelv: (13), forty-fourc4d) feet ten(10) inches; thence due west along the dividing line between lots nine (9) and ten (10) ninety even (97) foot three inches to the begiuning, with all alley privileges. | Brontty is improved by alango and commodious brick selling. ‘Terms of sale: Seven thousand dollars in cash {balance | in equal Instaimentsin one aud two pears iret aaror yale, thenotes of the purchaser to be ivon for the de- ferred paymenty, drawing ax, (6) per cent antercat annum, said notes to be secured by deedof trust on the Promises sold: or ail cash, at. tbe chawer, "All conveyan Fos Hor Wearmer: i SEATON PERRY, ICCESSOR_TO PROTHERY, (BROIDERED Swiss MUSLIN ‘PRICES, INDIA LINENS, FROM 124¢. to 50c. PERSIAN LAWNS, FROM 2c, ‘co ou. ENGLISH AND FRENCH. NAINSOOKS,WHITE ALL LINEN CAMBRICS, FROM 250. to $1.00. PRINCKSS LAWNS, VIC [OKIA LAWNS, FINE QUAL- FORMER Paice tac’ ONES LAWNS, ATs, EXTRA FINE QUALITY PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS. yey oe FORMER PRICE COLORED. ALBATHOSS CLOTHS, AT ‘0, FUR CRED INDIA SILKS, REDUCED “SPECIAL BARGAINS* LN LOULS- 21 INES AND SUMMER 8'LKS. ‘EXTRA GOOD VALUES” IN BLACK AND COLOR- ED RHADAM} TRANS AND GROS- HI MES SURAHS AND GHOS-GRAIN AT $1.00, 81.25 AND 81.50, BLACK GRENAD EAT VARIETY, AND EMRRIGES GUARA = of Z “6 GAUZE EATLY MERINO GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN, FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR $1.00 EACH. LADIES. LISLE UREA AND. ‘BLACK, SILK BILK, CHUDDA, ‘GasiMERE 338 SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY, ALL-WOOL FLANNELS, FOR BATHIN ITS. iT PRICES, “SEATON PERRY. Extablished 1640, [jo21} Penner aventun cor th at, Low Paices Ix Dex Goons 8,000 yards Fast Color Lawn at 50. 1,000 yards Remnant Lawn at 4c. 20 dozen Ladies’ Summer Vests at 150, 50 pieces Batiste, 160. 500 Parasols at reduced prices. 50 pieces new style Pacific Lawns, 1230. 3,000 yards Ginghams at 8, * Imported Jerseys, $3, $3.50. Our prices have been reduced in every line. GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. iG. 801 Je21 Gexzar Disarrornturntt ‘We positively expected to commence building July lat, but as we cannot get possession of the house next door to us until Aucust Ist, we have to wait until then—in the meantime we have marked down every article in our immense establishment to such prices tlist will make them fly out quick. 4,000 pieces SEERSUCKER at To, reduced from 12%c, 5,000 pieces LAWNS at 5c. ‘These are all of our own patterns, having ordered them last January. We e ery pivee, 160 pieces double-width colored WOOL BUNTING at 16e. per yard, reduced from 37}. One case same in Black at 20c. 600 pieces fl-ured, dotted and striped SWISS at 12}e., Teduced from 30e. 6,000 yards pure MOHAIR CHECKS, in different Plaids, at12}c. ‘These goods cost to make 2230, EMBROIDERED ROBES! ‘Wo have about 200 left. They must be closed at— $3.00, reduced from § 6.00, 40 8.00, 500 10.00, 60 “* * 1200 Too 0 14.00, 900 “ 18.00, ‘These are facts. We only advertise what we can sub- stantiate, WHITE Goops! Of every description—of our own importation. Every Piece has our name woven init, Wesave the middle- 1an's profit, and sell them as cheap at retail as others buy them at wholesale, Beautiful real INDIA LAWN, 12%c. This was our I6e, grade, but we find we have an overstock, and they must go. Ali our finer grades have been reduced 3c. to 10c. per yard, which makes them the cheapest Lawns in the country. Three cases of NAINSOOK CHECKS at Tc. good value at 123¢, TABLE LINENS! NAPKINS! DOYLIES! TOWELS All reduced, as we are overstocked. If anybody doubts our assertion, we will take the in our basements and show them upwards of £.000 vels and over 100 original packazes of Linen Hi hing Goods, di- rect cut of bond. We are selli Dest Barnsley Huck ‘Towel at 12e., worth 0c. Our Bleached Jak at SUe.—cost us 4640. to Land, aud cannot be excelled. ‘We attended the large sale of Langfeld & Lichten, of Philadelphia, retiring from business, and have secured great many Parcaius in EMBROIDERIES, LACES, GLOVES AND RIBBONS. 100 pieces Irish Point Embroidery as low as 10c. per yard, worth 25e, 80 pieces 15-inch Cambrie Flouncing, 76¢,,worth double, 200 pieces Miracourt Luce at Se. a yard. 176 dozen Embroidered Mull Handkerchiefs, for the neck, at 2c, aplece. Someof these we haye sold as high as $1. 100 bxpbroidcred and Fringed Black Cashmere Shoulder Capes nt #1.60, former price 84. 12,000 pieces of Ottumsn Ribbons, all. shades, from 5e to 1c, per yard, JERSEYS! JERSEYS! Onr stock is being datly replenished, and we now have ‘more on hand than at any time this season. Our $1.75 Jersey, in black and all light and dark ¢ol- ors, reduced to 1.10. Our stock of HOSTERY was never larzer than at pres- ent. We are selling a splendid Brilliant Lisle Black Hose for Ladies at 450. a pair. 100 doz. Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle Hose, fancy stripes, re- duced from $1 te 58c. a pair. 15 doz. Ladies' 3 and 4 burton Lisle Thread Gloves, in all desirable shudes, at 10e. a pair. On the third floor of our immense establishment we have placed, on separate counters, all our last year's fancy Lawns, which we then sold at 10e,, reduced to 5c” All our yard wide Pacific Lawns, reduced fo 64¢. These will only be shown on third floor. ‘We must get clean shelves, and are determined tocarry tout, no matter how big the loss, LANSBURGH & BRO., Je19 420-422-424 BEVENTH STREET ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. $3.50 PER DOZEN. GOOD IMPORTED CLARET WINE. c. WITMER, ‘1918Pennayivania avenus, 36 WHR xe rele an atsotately pare tea, withontcol- x an absolutely pure: oring material, or any manipulation to eiveit a hand Some appearatico, and every cent of the cost of He-No fo bs fetnd'in the drinking qualities, He-No Ten jaa all retail grocers. ‘To protect the public from inilta- fons, aud to preserve the strength aud. fiavor, Ho-NO ‘Tea iy sold only Gn the orieinal metal lined ped quarter, lif ahd pound sizes, each with our natueand trademark. ‘The tade suppicd 9 WHEN GILLET & Co., Established 1811. tnyei Baltimore 2d Edition. Lalest Telegrams 10 The Sar. as Unsafe—Chairman Manning Says the Delegation is for Cleveland, Etc. Special dispatch to Tam EVExIno Stam. New York, June 26.—There has been a great deal of comment among democratic politicians in this city to-day over the action of the Ohio democracy yesterday in booming the “old ticket” of Tilden and Hendricks. There was an informal conference at the Fifth Avenue hotel last evening, at which Prominent including ex-Senator Bar- ‘num, Senators McPherson of N. J., and Gorman of Md. ex-Senator Davis of West Virginia, Roswell P. Flower and others. were Present. The drift of sentiment was the nomination‘of Gov. Cleveland at Chicago andin favor of the nomination of Mr. Tiiden. But there was no formal conclusion, and the discussion was for the purpose of comprehending the situation in advance of the CI convention. Chairman Manning, of the state committee, on the contrary, has telegraphed to Mr. Miller, a prom- Inent democrat in Omaha, in reply to an inguiry,that the New York delegation 1s overwhelmingly for Cleveland. John Kelly says that this is part of an attempt to make it appear that Cleveland 1s idolized in New York, and that the only op- Position to him arises from a handful ot ‘amnmany “dictators.” ‘He denies this and prints two columns from the democratic ofthe state showing that there 1s a strong anti-Cleveland sen- Ument in the state, and quotes also an article from Henry Watterson against Cleveland's nomination, ‘The latter gays: “itis time to holst the danger — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMIT- TEE. ‘The Meeting in New York To-day—Mr. mes for Chairman. ‘New York, June 2.—The corridors of the Fifth Avenue hotel were unusually active this morning, the occasion belng the meeting of the republican national committee. It was agreed among the closest friends of Mr. Biaine and Gen. Logan that the chairman should not be chosen from among those who had been pronounced and radical advo- cates of Blaine’s nomination, but that he should be some one representative of the party, generally, and especially representative of the solid business And manufacturing elements of the country. To this end Mr. Elkins, of New Mexico; Mr. Clarkson, of Towa, and Mr. Chaffee, of Colorado, Who had been discussed for the chairmanship, all declined to be considered candidates, and urged the selection of Mr. Jones, of Pennsylvania, who stands at the head “of thé iron manufactiiring interest. He 13 one of the most successful business men of the United States, and a man who will command the cordial confidence of the public and especially of the business inverests of te coun- try. He 1s a gentleman of 55 or 60 years, in his full power, a skillful organizer, and a devoted republi- can. itis understood that he will devote his whole time to the work, and will remain at the head- quarters here during the campaign. ‘The national cominittee met at the Fifth Avegue Hotel shortly after noon, Jno. W. Mason, of Virginia, tn the chair temporarily, aud Geo. W. Hooker, of Vermont, temporary secretary. Edmund M. Smith, of Tilinol’, acted as sergeant-at-arms of the committee. COMMITTRE TO NOMINATE PERMANENT OFFICERS. ‘The following states’and territories were not rep- Tesented elther by methber or proxy: Georgia, Min- ne ‘Texas, Montana, Washington territory, Wyomlng and Utah. Perry Carson, of the District of,Columbia, was present, ‘The temporary chairman hiiving announced that it was In order to select permanent officers, Mr, Haynes, of Maine, moved that the chair appoint a committee of three to nominate permanent oMcers. This belng adopted the chair named J. Manchester Haynes, @. A. Ho- Dart_and T. E. Morey as the committee, and those Gentlemen retired, Pending thelr delfberations the Rational ‘committee, at 12:38, toox & recess for halt an hour, —— ‘The New York State Republican Com- mittee. : New York, June 26.—A canvas of the members of the New York state republican committee, which Wiil inet at the FUth Avenue hotel this afternoon, shows that Chester 8. Cole is slated for the chatr- manship and E. M. Hobbs for treasurer. ‘The sec- Tetaryship 1s In doubt, with Ed. Johnson, Col. Vroo- man and W.H. Barker as candidates, All the members are solid for the national ticket. ‘The Latest Foreign News by Cable. A DYNAMITE DISASTER AVERTED. Loxpox, June 28.—A narrow escape from a dy- namite disaster ts reported from Bradford. An in- fernal machine, Hlied with dynamite and powder, Was placed on a streetcar track. Over this a car filled with people passed, but the machine failed to explode. FRENCH TROOPS TO REMAIN IN TONQUIN. Pants, June 26,—After a cabinet council to-day the government telegraphed General Milot to sus- pend the departure of troops from Tonquin. A Pennsylvania Bank Suspends, Prrrowta, Pa., June 26.—The St. Petersburg Bank of Clarion county failed to open its doors this morn- ing. IL was considered one of the strongest bank- ing institutions in the state, outside of the large clues, ——— Columbia-Harvard Bont Racc Post- poned. New Loxpox, June 2.—The Columbla-Harvard Tace Was postponied until 10:39 this morning with ‘he understanding thatif it were not rowed then Mt should take place one hour after the Yale-Har- Vari race. “It was raining hard and the water was rough at that hour and the race could not be rowed. EINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. eThefollowing 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 15UL street: ‘Narne, 0. Can. Pac.......| 4234] Can, Sou..2222-] 90" | Cent, Pac. 2.7.) 8436 Ches. & Ohio.|| 5%) Do. Ast pret..| 10 Do. 2d pret...) 634). CB. & Q...... 109 CCC. FTL 32 Col Coa...) 8 Del, & Hud. 2] 92 Dy L. & W121 106 Den @ RG.) 7 E.T,Va. &Gal| 3: ET,V.& Gap] 6 Ente. 18 Do. S43. 52 | 8034 Rock Isl, , Cent...0.2.112. |u2" Rock. & BL. LB. & W. 9 {St Paul. LE. &W. 7 Lake Shore...) 72 Lou, & Nash. 2.) 24%, Mich. Cent. ..7:] 62% MK & T2001] 115) Minn. £8 L.)| 8 ‘Do, pref....1] 18 ‘Mo. Pac......1.] 9274 Mob. & Ohio. *"] 63 ‘Nash. &Chat.] 94 {a A Wenk Stock Market. ‘A DECLINE IN PRICES TO-DAY. ‘New Yorx, June 2, 2:85 p.m.—The Post says: The stock market was weaker tilsforenogs, and after couple of upward spurts tn which St. Paul, Union Pact wapna, Rock Island, Louisville and Nashville and Missourl Pacific touched fractionally higher prices for a few minutes than at the last night, everything became weak and by 12 otlock alt the active stocks were from 1 10% per cent lower than at the close last aight. ‘The rall- Toad bond market continues depressed. er ‘The Baltimore Markets, PALTIMORE, June 26.—Virginia sizes, consolidated, H 31: 53; Shi Bantu compons, 37; naw threes, 68; North Caro” THE CHARGES OF FRAUD, ‘The Navy Department Vouchers. PROCEEDINGS IM THE POLICE COURT—MESSES. KIRK- ‘WOOD, DEMPSEY, DREW AXD BURGDORP WAIVE RXAMINATION—TESTIMONT IX THE CASE OF CUM~ xa, At noon today Messrs. EC. Kirkwood, games D. Cummings, W. H. Dempsey, J, W. Drew, and Aug. Burgdort, defendants in the criminal proceedings recently be- gun in connection with the alleged frauds Perpetrated in the buroau of medicine and Surgery, Navy department, iy means of fraudulent vouchers, appeared at the Folice Court with thelr counsel. When the usual business of the court had Deen MAnished, District Attorney Worthington and | Assistant District Attorney Coyle took seats at the Prosecuting officer's table, and a budget of papers was, t to the tabie. Mr. Coyle called attention first to the five war- rants against Mr. Kirkwood, cl him, tn con- nection with Carrigan, Deinpyey and others, with making false accounts against the government. Mra. BW counsel for Kirkwood, stated that, in view of thelength of the investigation that | would be involved If the cases went to trial, and the facilities Kindly offered the defense to inspect Papers, and on account of other circumstances, had concluded to waive an examination. BAIL IN THE CASES OF W. . DEMPSEY AND KIRKWOOD. Mr. Williams stated that he appeared also in con- Rection with Mr.William J. Miller and Mr. Davide, | for Mr. Wm. H. Dempsey, against whom two cases | are >. ‘They desired to waive an examina- on In that case aiso. ‘Three cases were selected | 10 the case of Kirkwood for ball, and bonds fixed in ‘cage at $2,000, making in all required of | Kirkwood. In the’ two cases against Mr Deupsey Bonds were fixed at $2,500 each, making #.000 1D all Mir, Wm. J. Miller was accepted as surety. BAIL FOR MR. DREW. Mr. C. S Moore, who appeared for Mr. Drew, | Against whom two cases are pending, sald that Mr. Drew appreciated the fact that, to make his de- fense here would involve a great deal of time and labor, Tt was presumed that the court, upon an in- tion of the records of the cases, would feel con- Ined Lo send the cases up. Mr. Drew was person- ally anxious for an investigation, but, upon the ad- | ‘vice of his counsel, deemed it best to'walve an &: amination. Bonds were xed at $2.50 in each ca: and the district attorney accepted Mr. A. A. W son as surety. REMARKS OF JUDGE SNELL.” “I wish to thank counsel,” said Judge Snell, “for, the course they have taken. I believe they have taken the wisest course. I have considerable cont- dence—a very decided confidence—in the grand Juries of this District. ‘They may not always do Tight, Dut as a Tule we have some of the best busi- ness ‘men inj town on the grand jury. I believe a case of Unis kind can be as fittingly and much more Feadily examined by the grand Jury than by tls | come MR, BURGDORF'S CASE. ‘Mr. Jeff Chandler, counsel for Mr. Burgdort, also waived an examination and Mr. Burgdort was | given leave to renew his bond in the sum of $2,500 | during the day. A HEAMING IN THE CASE OF JAMES D. CUMMING ‘When the last case, in which Mr. James D. Cum- | ming 1s defendent, was called Mr. A. H. Jackson, his counsel, stated that there were some peculiar | features in the case which they wished to bring out | ina preliminary hearing. Soa plea of not guilty ‘Was entered and the court proceeded to a hearing 1h | this case. ‘The charge is that Mr. Cumming made Out a false Dill for water-fiitera, rubber hose, reels, fire extinguishers and other articles, on January 10, 1882, amounting tn all to §483.50. MEDICAL DIRECTOR WALES A WITNESS. Medical Director Philip S. Wales, U. 8. N., Who | Was surgeon general for four years ending iast January, was called to the stand, and described generally the manner of purchasing supplies forthe bureau of medicine and supplies. The ehlet clerk of the bureau was Danie! Carrigan, and the Nnan- cfal clerk Edwin C. Kirkwood. Cuniming, the wit- ness said, dealt in Whisky, and had sold supplies to Use bureau. The witness was shown the alieged fraudulent ‘voucher on which the charge against ‘Cumuing ts based, and asked whether his owa Sig- nature appearing Upon it was genuine. “My wure,” sald Dr. Wales, “1s so lacking In uniformity that 'I could not swear to It; but I will state that that 1g not the voucher I signed.” ‘The witness said that If it was bis signature the Voucher bad been altered afterwards. He knew also that he had signed no voucher for rubber hose, for rubber hose was not needed. ‘They were sup” plied, also, at that time with fire e ishers, Srhlch were purchased from the agent of the manu: facturers. In cases of vouchers for so lange amount the original bills were also appended, which was Bot the case here. He explained that’ the vouch- ers came to him for signature in triplicate. ‘Upon crose-examination the witness sald ho could say positively that ali the goods described in the voucher were never delivered, because no Tequisttion or order had been made for such ods. Part of the bill, he said, might be all right. He ‘Would not say ‘that of the thousands of vouchers, representing millions of dotiars, that had passed under his eye, he had closely cted every one. Hc said he got his information as to whether the goods were received or not from the recetpts signed by the surgeons at different stations. OTHER TESTIMONY. Francis V. Walker, chief clerk of the navy pay office, was next called as a witness, and described the routine as to paying money on vouchers. He ized Mr. Cumming’s signature on the par- ticular voucher in question, and produced the dupll- cate xoucher retained in the pay office, He was Satisfied that Mr. Cumming had received the money called for by the voucher. William F. Stidham, chief of the navy pay division, fourth auditor's office, Treasury depart- ment, Was called, and identifed the voucher as | from the records of that oMce. Dr. Samuel F. Coues, surgeon, U. 8. N.. who was, in charge of the naval iaboratory in Brooklyn, New ‘York, Was next examined, and sald that he hid no reason to believe the goods represented in the Youcher as ordered for the laboratory were ever | delivered there. He thought Cumming’s name appeared as a contractor for supplying whisky. e Witness produced the books to show that.no such articles us described in the voucher had beeu Tecelved by Cumming; but that similar goods had | } ‘been purchased about the same time from another | ty. Pijsrael L. Burrows, apothecary at the naval hos-| pital at Philadelphia, testified ‘that no such goods as described in the voucher as delivered at that hospital had been delivered there. HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY. ‘This closed the government's case, and, as the defense waived further examination, the court | held the case for the grand jury. The district attorney asked that bonds be fixed at $2,500, saying that they had asked only Skee against Me" Cumming’ but cnos thee they Case against Mr Ci , but since 5 hhad found several distinct etses and gave the do- bond. ‘The court fixed bail at fendant until to-morrow to turn CARRIGAN'S CASE. Dispatches sent to papers out of the city last evening represented that friends of Dan. Carrigan, ‘the missing chief clerk of the bureau of medicine and sut Navy department, called upon District foruhington. yesterday ‘and. offered 10 produce Carrigan as a witness, if the government | ‘promised him as ee ford Spent} attorney spurned, on the grouni Sarrigan was the chief offender. “That is not exactly crue,” sald the district attor- ney to a STAR reporter to-day; “but it is sub- stantially what I said to Carrigan.” “To C: wiped ae “Yes, to le came to see me the day So a ‘estimony, and J refused it, as I regarded bim as the chief offender. I did not have the evidence then on wich to arrest him.” “and have You received any proposition since “No,” said the district atté a “Do's Know where Carnigan ia?” “If 1 did I would not tell until I had secured his arrest.” LASE BR. JONES’ BAL. Mr. Wm. A. Cook, counsel for Lake R. Jones, one of the defendants in the false voucher cases, applied to Judge Wyile yesterday to reduce the bail in his case, which was fixed by Judge Snell at $2,500. Judge Wylie declined to take any action until the | cot This morning, the occasion being the aunual commencement of St. Cecilia's academy. A very attractive program, including musical selecs ‘tons, recitations and the performance or tuecantate, creditable manner, | Brooke, K Byrnd ana. Beacham, | ceron, M: MeGuire, J. Pike, | Miller, K. Gates and amine the Tepresented as having Fouchers to se what, tf any, eTticles ‘bron “purchated Were ever Feceived. Th tue cases which have already Ds ade public, It is known that no much gods Were Teeulved, the information having been received UF felegraph. It ts assumed therefore Chat the officers mentioned Will examine other suspected Vouchers, about which nothing as been sald. While oe = Fel seen these vouchers, ft ts ie heaviest amounts Invuiv by Bctitous persons, neni cae THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIG! Blocking Out the Program—Great Bi+ forts to be Made toCarry Some South= ern States—The Part ir. Hinine Will _ Take in the Canvass, Mr. Risine and his friends are making prepara- ons for a prodigious effort to carry some of cho Southern states in the coming campaign. ‘They are boiding consultations daily W decide upon the best Plan for carrying on the campaign, One of the chief questions under discussion ts whether Biatne himself shall take the stump. It ts said he ts rather disinclined to do $0, and some of his friends advise against tt, upon the theory that when a candidate talks he’ ts apt to say ething that may he used against him. Logan, howewer, urges the plumed Knight to toke the stump, and Put forth all bis magnetin, He urges that this Would be particulariy effective in the south. No decision has been reached as yet, however, but the ersonal magnetistn” will probably hot be browse into requisition until towards the end of the cam. PAign. Then, 1 there is any particulariy weak POEs MAL might be scremgrened In that was, laine will take the Stump, tis suggested by his friends, however, that in this” event tt Would "be better "for him to carry a. speaker with him, and himself coutribure only bis preseuce. and @ few remarks, He Will make no «perches, In his own state or any other republican state. It ho Takes the stump iC will be in West Virginta, Vir Ginia, North Carolina, Florida, Teunewww and Maryland, or possibly New York.” The chiet ettorts Will be inade in those states, together with Indiana, New Jersey and Connecticut, his ground will bo 8 Thoroughly covered as the resources of the party will admit of Mr. Milliken sald to THE STAX to-day that, while he Was sure Blaine could carry New York, he be. Heved they would work in the south as if thelr su cess depended upon that. He thought they ad even chance in Virginia, Maryland, North Caroli and Florida, and more than an’even chance in West Virginia, nett Milliken will take the stump himsrit, and hn 1 Sa he thinks the strong points tn favor of Blaine are his protectionist views and. his attitude towards foreign nations “He 1s # protectioulss and an American. $2 —____ The Levis Case. SUDGR COX DENIES AN INJUNCTION ASKED BY ONE TUR CREDITORS. Messrs. J. H. Saville and Wm. Twombiy ro cently Tied a bill in equity, for George il. Chade Wick agt, W. T. J. Wright, Elsor T. Wright, George Hi. Levis, W. J. Parman and C. McMichael, United States marshal, asking that the disposition of the Property of George H. Levis and W. . J. Wricht & ©o. be restrained; that a recelver be appoluted, and that certain suits at law be enjol Claimed that Purman was a memb firm, and after reciting the al doing busthess further claimed the partner defendants had thoney and securities tn thelr pose pession which should be applied to the benent of the tors. The defendant, Puri: answer denied that he was a partner, a ‘that _he was, on the contrary. creditor. having Ween heard Judge order denying the injun Capitol Topics, THE RIVER AND MaKHOR RIEL The Senate committee on commerce has Been Working diligently all the week on the river and harbor bill and expect to report it not later than Saturday. The amendments adopted ageresat about @ iiliion dollars, but as tke itoms of House are cut down In any instances, the toual Of Uhe Dill 1s increased very little. It 1s very probe able that the House wil Tesist this reduction of sia ens, - NOISE IN THE SENATE LORRY. ‘Visitors at the Capitol today were stopped at the Senate corridors, midway of the chamber. Presid- ing Officer Edmunds tssued an order to the mes Sengers to stop people from going Into the reat Jouby and corridors. Me sald, {iat une crowds cole about the appropriations committee room, @ noise that imprded business, St. Cecilin’s Academy, THE CLOSING EXEKCISHS AT ST. PRTKU'S HALL THIS MORNING. St. Peter's hall, East ington, was crowded sixteenth “An Hour in Fairyland,” was carried out tn a most Medals and premiums were distributed as follows: Senior department.—Gold_ medals were awarded as follows: "For success tn studles—Misses E Miller and K. Oates, For music—Misees M. O'Connor and M. Flynn. For improvement tn music—Miss M, Neville. The gold medal for: pent and attends ance Was drawn for by Misses K Miller, h. Oates, Le Morgan, A. Blaine, J. Cut SB. Scott, KC 1. Huntington and. Mead.’ ‘The gold medal tot Christian doctrine was drawn for by Mises A. Blane, J. Curtin, M. Huntington, M. Blaine, Me wand "My Houiliian, L. Huntington, G. Donohoe. Junior department.—The gold medal for leport~ ment and attendance was drawn for Uy Misses Hi Wheeler, . Jenuings, 1. Geddes, M. Lynch, fk Smith aid M. Bean, "The gold medal for Christian, doctrine Was drawn for by Misses M. Weller, A. Wheatley, E Jennings, M. Bean, Mt Shaw and M, jeGuire. ‘Mintin department.—The gold medal for deporte pent and attendance was drawn for by Missy M- haga, H. Young, L. A. MoCormick and. H Higging | The gold modal In Christian doctring was drawn for by Misses M. Yznaga, M. Mitchell, M. Colman and G. Birch. ‘Towns of honor for politeness, order, amtability and correct deportment were awarded th the senlor deparument to Misses E, Miller, K. Oates, M. Flynn, .. Morgan, A. Blaine, 8. Scot, J. Curtin, K. Neville, M. Hantungton, M. Blaine, M. Houltta, KK. Cons hors, M. Holland, “L. Kusstl, G. Colman,’ 1. Hunt« ington, R. Mead,” M. Donotioe, M.-McMahon, Iie Junior Deparunent.—Misses A. Wheatley, Ry Smith, M. Bean, H. Wheeler, M. Weller, I Jen: uings,'S. Geddes, 1. Geddes, 1. French, M. Lynea, M. Shaw, A. Warner, V. Lackey, M. O'Neil, C. Mare N. Reena, ‘A. Heisicell and L. Boarman. Minim Department,—Misses H. Young, M. Yrna« By L. Purman, M. Homulller, M. Mitchell, G. Birch, Barnes, E. McMahon, $. Graves, 8. Wilson, McCauley, A. Burch, M. Costagyini, M. Coltuan, A. McCormick, I. McCauley, Skelly, G. Keogh, i. Donohoe, E. Torrens, A. O'Connor, L- ain, FS Porman, B. Higgins, K. Wheaticy, G. Smith, K. O'Neill, J. Mead, M. Curtin, © MeCubtin a Adams; K. Dobbyns and A. Scroggin, bone mentioned. Premiums were awarded tn the senior depart- ment to the Following. pupils: First class, Mises Ie Fish: seond class, Misses 1. Morgan, M. Huntington, A. Blane, 4. Curtin, M. Holland, MM. Blaine, K. connors, §° Scat a New sre ° tncea ee anon, man, M. Mewial E. Brooks < ‘R. Byrne and L. Russel. aid Junior’ ‘A. Wheatley, ‘Smith, H. Wheels i, M. Weller, EK. Jennings, M. Bean, Shaw, 8. Ged L'Geddes snd M. Miss-s N. Blaine, M. ro ke o Sa ‘A. Warner, C. Maron. V. Lackey, J. Pike, N. ynch, M. O'Neill, A. Fleishell, Ready and L. Waistrum. Minor departunent—First @lvision.—Misses Hh. ‘Young, M. Yznaga, L. Purman, 1. Barnes, M. Mite chell, M. Costaggini, A. Birch, M. Colman, &. Mo- Mahon, A. McCormick, M. Homilier, S Graves, S. Wilson, G. Birch, N. McCauley, 1. "Mccauley, Re Skelly,’ G. Keough, . Donohoe, E. Torrens, A, O'Connor and L. Crimmin. Second divisi¢ Missed F, Purman, B. Higgins, K. Wheatley, G. Sumith, K, O'Neill, J. Mead, M. Curtin, C. McCubbin, C.Adams, A. Scroggin and K. Dobvyns. Instrumental music.—Misses E. Bright, J. Dige gas E. Phillips, M. Dolan, K. Wall, B. Morgan, Sowl, B. Page and M. Page. ‘ Special voted tor yoral he E Muller for fancy Wi lisses J. Curun, jennings and 1. Purman. aa ‘THe FoLLowixe Promotions have been made tn case had been acted ‘Dy the grand jury. - York Cty Worthington sald District Attorney that the the office of mall depredations, Post OMice departe Rey BO oo, Grape creme serfimn® | sd thenco cat slo tad aout H street thirty'thres | Sash, Aijegoveranclig at vorchaweoncant, Adept NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS BALTIMORE, Mo.. June 26 Cotton dull_—miaating, | ogues’ would be presented tat the Jury as | mont: Wm. A. MeNulty, Maine, from $1,8i0 te ‘Onsunday, 4 - Saas Ea ERIER Rineteet ahd one foot iront by the: depth of eisiniee | (Own. If the terms of eae are not complied with eco 585g ‘wortuen more-actireana | T#Pldly as possible, and that he to have some | $1,600, vice Devens, Inted disbursing oMfcer; ‘eee a De oN THE, OEBEST, FSTABISHED AND seven days from day of sale, the property will be resold. oo & ROR E oe ofthe triaks take ‘Defore the summer recess of 3 ss 3 ce tala snc fe Ga | a TT Gy aapeded wake the oy | pine Rruwtanatinertkintowcer dearer: | = 9 | ER RE Eu Bag, fatty eT wae | the Criminal Court. HH. Clapp, from $2.80, to. $1400; Lucien Jones, cium Mets Mucha eek a | eta a atte eta Gee | cha: wich avsapv'aneriscceat te ete| Og Be) BM EE whites vate, | a aoresonat cuspen asaceer xruxwoon, | SoS iot gto, aig ae ce ee annem : nis aoe Uerckalanition Guiekly romaowsc. | (West COmDae Of ukl lot numberen utatteen (19) 800 Tans EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, Trustee, 8S, TITT EER RRR INN N , ‘dull; | In the Police Court this morning Dr. Van Reypen | eral to the office of mull depredations, and pro- Sitial beparate fociuw for ladiew Otis | (Qu) feet; hence north twenty-one (A) feet: thence ena : 1824 F street northwest, PB Eee RW Ne squinern ovhite,| made an additional charge against Kirkwood, | moved to#1,00. For Pope's Creek Line, 6:35 am, and 4-40 p.m. daily, ex- intial. | Separate rooms for ladies Office feet felt tour tacos: Sakis coreciiy tose 0 FREDERICK B. MoGUIRE, Trustee, ®ss, T RE RRE EL NNNG ‘western mixed. tase ‘cept Sunday. 2 z fous esate es eis: | ae apd thence weet along sald ‘south G | _Je21-d&ds street northwest. Sok Eek Bhai HN RN 4a92 BeSvig “Oaks | Dased on the following bill: ‘Tae Vacant Sovicrronsnir.—It fs not likely that, Fogg mavells €6am and 4:0 pdaizcrcept Sio- yew XROYAL. PILLS. CHICHESTER ENGLISH | ttnet forty-seven fect four Utchre tothe place of ber | SYOHN SHERMAN = CO T EKER HLL IN NN ‘oa ‘Founzivania, 31040; | Navy Deraxtamnr, BUREAU OF Mepioixe ax | 9 gollcitor of the Treasury will be nominated to- LEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RATI- ary the only, genuine. For full part ginning, together with alland singular the buildings Estate Agents and Auctioneers, RRR TEED OT A NN 000 SER - mixed, Bye quiet, SURGERY, Jan. 25th, 1884 | guy. It was stated that Judge Harrison, of Ten- WAY AND 2 A AND WASHINGTON | $70, cebts to Cldchester, Chew "fermi of wales One-third ir czah, balance in one, two ELE ives Naren west Ere # AANRRS Cee vrata Incremnetee mm = scoured by 1 oH aa For Aiewasdria, €:30, 7 . fg and 923. am_ | YPANHOOD RESTORED. bot operty scl, ori etas at the option of the pars a “AN NN 00 KER? Disurssep.—Lake R. Jones, the watchman tn the ‘Bos, 425. 8-00, 62% 8-05 and 11:95 pa Onsundsy chaser. A of 850 will be required at time of BENiaaaunea: ‘State department who was implicated in the ak Se oy 9S, 1am, 8:06pm A victim of early tmpradenca, causing De. | bunches, on Fach rise of property. vif terme of wale PDD FERNN W Jeged Navy department frauds, bas been disinissed mond and the South, 60 and 12-05 am. daily, iity, Premature Dee having tried in vain | are uotcomplied with within ten days the trustee re. DD N from his position. fc hacen for Wastiogton, 6:05 2.0510.00 wif carer wid bg nud fics ofan Alot | Teter he Sat fost ttagT Pa a eek ed Ped aH Was 1o0, 3.00, 328,510.76. aud 1040 p. | Serene ‘Address JH. RELVES a3 Chatiars New | the cost of purchaser. NOBLE D. LARNER. Bod Ezek ‘xi RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER.—The F suosad 10-0 | Yor sy10-tu. fel ‘Surviving Trustee, BREET be nd nn.Gh tam eke eee xe = ¥ ~ : ion at the office northeast cot R. ROBERTSON, THE GREAT SPFCIALIST, Sa Nett for the checking of bag- | fron pin clon, 436°C street. northwest Tieuuihetels and rouskencen | trary tree for the treatment and carest alee | Repwaao Caverns & Co. ase ang cunning ack of that width 65 feet, ta2re pew ee Bote Affairs in West Washington, TR WOOD Genertl Passenger Agent. | Yate, Nervous and Chronic Diseases, enbracing Weal: Lnpecremahgn thie Gnas of eres || wrt: ARE BEAUTIFUL CHAS ELYUGH General Manas Siy12_ | hea and all diseases of the Urinary’ orgamn &e Cases frame dwellings Whelesale Depot, corner int wizvet aiid Indiana, avem = - SS GBH centracted powttvely caged it Your to aig dae (1495 Bow York avenue, bp ee mt of. the inde WM M. GAL’ aay Se Contents “Main office, 30 Nora Lavety Seay secured by eald trast to wits Sa00 with interest thereon, M. GALT & C0. Paymaster Kenny having arrived, and began thelr ——__UNDERTAKERS. __ jin eis San i attck SLE eRe mn to Ma fea | States Yaga | Mresagatonn “no are move wo be taken ito REWUN RoOSPy ——CAWRENGE BARRY, | "ciiirjuincamand thereby eave time end maces, _— Ieah Tai ydenct rae eymrete ei | J. TEPIG. compaNy's EXrRacT oF mean. Fag Tse acctad” ange | tavestigate the manner of doing business not only 2145 Penneyivania av northwest. | ig | De ROReR NON, THE EXPERT, SPECIALIST Seah Feauired op Gay of sal orm 101 AE SOUR RE DinA REN fy Largest stock Metallic aid Clot Burial ee, se10_| BD sno stands high in his profession, 1s acknow! PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING | Ti?” SE From, cay of sale, or, adenine BAUGES, ANNUAL SALE, 8,000,000 JARS. ‘ofl AMES BELLEW, UNDERTAKER, CENTRAL | treatment and cure of Private, Nervous gud Chrome Durchaosr ol eou gancing st the buyer's expenes oR ey J eiterocme tit Some trauch omen. Ssh | Divanrs Lint \itaicy, Zppeired Manhond end Abuses JAMAN Fe TON, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. to s range of 3 opp. Immaculate C acm church, North Capitolst. of the System, Blader, y and all diseases of the cyrus Louisiana avenue B. w, ‘Trustees, a be peer St Aloyine! 20” | Vrinary Oneans. “Kecent cases positively cured in 4 te FOSS, An invaluable ‘& success and & a = = days, No wercury or caustics used, Can be consulted a a t 13 Grant Place 2. w, Pope few ‘should feel ‘oo, Ww egret ee | exery Wednenday and 2to'vpm, a his ‘Large Stock ‘AOOOTINE MILLS, "800 “Lancet,” a0. ‘and dropped off to: (elaalionn const ee oe Dice WA iene Balance Malt; | RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES GRaTes axp| I" ne | more. 1 -——_s>——_ ser So ith trent northweat, neat mna | = SSS See wahvan: FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, Genuine only with the feo stmie of Baron | Mxprcat, Drascton Gruox, on duty at the Wash- J Kenour. 48 cuvsin dhresdaye DrucStore 15: Lui eireet ue AT PUBLIO AUCTION. inet a8 nities eo photo tagtin eral \omttal has Noon ceded 25 a me Spr wawumtaeeee Wipe! __eeoPenma. ave, Washington, D.0. On BATURD! tye — ‘ies | Der of the. nava: board which Teepvone call an IN THE WORLD: BY JONBING IM ALI, THESE LINES PROMPTLY AT. AY, Po) at FRELVE M. fa city of Viet the e oe n for the next fecal year, are Julius UPPER TEN ‘Vigginia LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF meEar, | *¢Partment WOW woo tf 88. KK ¥. ‘Wehsive om band lange stock of the Celebrated “CON. | ># TENDEDTO. io re aigcinte ant. Syeractot land om, the Bote; “be an ‘end | Lansbungh, Woodward & YB Mowe wwwwion p S's fe and CURD HABNESS©” of all kinds and description, Mt Vernon estate ing about 130 acren. v7. Brooke a Boe Ra ss Re WWWw HHH ss RK ¥ at Prices, OD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS | | Terms: Ten per cent cash: the. in three equal ~™ eBe ¥ RS. Brooks & Ca, & New Terk. ww biuss F& F = oo ‘LOTZ = BRO. ibe Gest aele REEs ia sad ND. saul innate io See prt ‘ = ‘Naval Oxpuns.—Passod Assistant Engineer J. A. ‘ASK YOUR GROCER « Peapeyivania Aven, SeotATENG "ee ‘st respectable prices Biya Pu. sob ‘Order of oiroult court: ‘Tobin, to temporary duty, New York navy yard, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, Trunks and satebele ogre rege ress SUBTHTS 1a ota xo S19 D street, between 6th and ou Es iG | Lee eae SSSearin fog er age a. panne cod tmadesmark lamsped O0 it, yl | ¥, B—Noteby mall promptly attended ta, m3 | jeao.ee bemumcecdl ~ = special duty at