Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON 's D.C, MONDAY, MAY 16, ¢ 1887—WITH SUPPLEME OR RENT--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. lige SALE—ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR iF Fears three-story. cnt reoment a ‘oderu conveniences, well built. Inquire | PARKER. TST st awe ‘my16-6t~ | POR SALE_WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL for a few days only, first-class store proj on 1k KENT HOUSES Fitri too £25 |1009 U st. mw, Oe... sn a= «890 29 Meals mene vane i, i hear 1th. ¥9.000- 14th at, pear Pierce. Place, tan ate $10,000 aud 815000; ato AO Taeh nigr 32000. pee part 1406 1 my14-6t UES EF st. Pemperaice alice Bissise ian Boe Avs. Ist 2oor..13-75 | WOR SALE-SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES ON CAP- ito] HOM, Rear cars, Dew, seven rooms: easy terms ‘House on 5th, near N'n.w.: stable; Largein. = “Sick BBEN & HERRING, my16-3t isn Fat, Fe SALE—FRAME COTTAGE, 8 ROOMS, MORE than 300 feet of ground; 20 bearing truit trees and_hundreds of vines, plants, aud flowers. Price. $4,500. Inquire on premises, ‘1351 E street south- fant, ms l6-st" JOR SALE—2014 H ST. 8 ROOMS; LOT 26.3 BY ‘oad. 4r. Most aw. 4r ast. ne. &rs. Delaware’ ave. #. 18) W., 3e 2 6.80 OFFICES. Oto all 5.00 915/468 La sve. basement#30 | yeautiiu new house Z 2000 grat, 723 oth ot frames 5 rounua: tot ont ene 4. > jot worth the prle: TT WE WS Vernon Row, rem 0, Jorn fratie house ott ston, n Bh b.1 by 00: cheay x Ble, F ble rear i * A good 5-room brick, GEO. W. LINKS property on my | _my16-6t Oth sud Hi sts 4. we Z nt, the Ist a 07 : : 79H SALE—410 11TH ST. E, FRAME HOUSE, HOS. B. WAGGAMAR. Bree Leas S10 Per moutus lou 11% BF a . Half square ‘ave, Iuguireot mW. Ay BARTLETI: Cor. 7th and F its my16-3t? __ Opposite Patent Oftice._ JOR SALE—CHEAP—A NEW SIX-ROOM FRAME . Titst 1st, basist yt RENY- is near Mt. etery AE Di Fi Howse, now being, Auished. on as, sth and =" wsali a. Le (100 cash. mpg {PReesser to Duvall & Marr), 925 ice D APEIT 22 oy, _my14-3t* Asta! s0._ pa he ER JOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPE! ORTH SIDE including beth gu: Penna. ave. n. w., bet. 11th ats, rent sent ‘value £200 per month. “L. M. SAUNDERS & BRO... Pistsny T103 F at. 8 rooms, i . ees cies ae a Ee ees kor Bt a wry Jo R SALE—13 PER CENT INVESTMENTS— eettgh furtished or untamished, at ® very Jw | W'eneap ones for 64 000 cn casy ree taken at Poon TO once. “Three very pretty (ew) brick houses, 5 roots, RE RENT [Ho m1Ge8 STA BEAUTIFUL | tiodérn imnproventents: exestlent location, only font . furnace, open ara! modern imps., | squares from Government Printing Office. W. E. BUR- SWORE BRADLEY, O27 F st. nw. os Sto M ST—NEW ‘ia basement brick Dwellings: nine | w il wider in proveraneay Bt ‘ vs eS JOR SALE—10TH ST. PROPERTY—AT 3,7. — = ¥ basement 7-roun we New York ave. ¥CRD 14 22 New York ave. myl4-3t* JOR SALE—11 PER CENT INVESTMENT—AT SOREL yearly. W. 5. myi4-3e ¥9.000, to iminediate buyer, “story a NT Ft conveniences; delightiul locatiot bQae ok SALE_FOR €5,500, EAST TERMS, BEAU tiful frame louse, i excelient condition: 9 rooms modern improvements: in best part of horthwest, W: usive., This | E'BUREORD, Lis? New York ave. myla-3t : ome FOR SALE[AT A BARGAIN, AN EIGHT-ROOM IS'MOMOWUS, Heal Estato'mad oane, | E beik house with all sue madera improvements, Se — pS OuviENieey | TEBE” YNOF: WAGGAMAN, 806 F at. n.w. Shel house et Te mois med. Inipa good | POR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE DOUBLE BRICK eee eee MO eee mess Eine | F'residencs aud stable; well located om the corner of Jase, | foNow L’ Appivon preu | tuoattractive sureets i the vicinity of fhomas Gurcle: price $30. the house is well built in every has Tice $3 | moaern iinprovenents, and is. in Ufst-class condition | in'every respect. or further information asd pornatt | to tusbect ‘the premises, apply to THOS. J. FISHER & C0. 1524 F athe dA {OR SALE—ON EAST CAPITOL ST, A BEA\ Bicivrentirie tip window Hume tat comvleted Fess zs, all uprovements: © eae nce even VALKER & WALTER, mslist O13 Fst. ne ok SALE-TWO_ ER (OUSES, SEVEN rooms cach, lots 18x03 on East Capitol t- south ‘ava great bargain. Cali at once and secure tein. Pa THOMAS A. MITCHELL, myst Bad F st, Rooms Gand 6. FOE SALESTWO-STORY AND CELLAR, DOUBLE dea Cota, a oupie aid bath bat td cod water: lot 502100, Lanier Hel sc $8.500. ers 108 D0x100, Mane Lek & RUTHERFORD, mylt-lw* if 26 F st FOR SAE TA FINE, PIECE OF PuopERTY ON ‘one of the best business squares on 14th stn. suitable” for “Gusiness purposes, will be sold: very Teasonably to a prope purchaser. j myLot” TYLER © RULHERPORD,1226 Fstn.w. OR SALE_ONE OB TWO TWO-STORY BRICK BP Siits ive Some each: Os ste awe Be MeMOde $ Tows Ci 2 Lith st. PARKER, 418 F st o a Woda at. 2227S Also a laze wumber of furnished honses. ‘FIICH, FOX & BROWN, KOW, 1088 4thet nw TR ee 5 La lnm POs SaLE-WE WILE, WAGER, THE | PRICE RENT_T @Y AND BASEMENT | Mor “te property, “that cousideriug the lu- ghd ‘bath-roumn,” Stable i Toad, Fine urighvoruood, | owner, Hotse o1:2 £ st.n.w., offers the best luvestument mth. Apply tu C. W. THUKN & CO, | i the inurket ou the ters we cau how offer i, Now apsetmm ” | vagus wud ean be seett on applicatiog — = | | Cor. 1th aud Q, WI TDA. ii ROOM HOUSE, KITCHE: story 10r, cellar and Unt "wood finish, Story D. ‘Bi mod. imps., Sth st... ou uatidsotie teat clans Holes Sth 6 ‘T-roou House, Jange Jot, veut and nice,N.. TH SUFHEKD 660, Wwesteris section oR SALE THREE SEW TWO-STORY PRESS | -,0% Mast ave. north side, neat Dupont Circle, 37 ft. brick trout dwelliaes, with sfoue trimuaines; we | ULE 2 Tous, Mearing colupletion: $40,000, ‘aud. bate rooure all unisou Lat bower each | 0% CoH, ave, neat a ab Un ass ave, South side, near 18th st., large front- Boo $5,200, on easy terms. ous ay Mee ILER & RUTHERFOR =p awe, 2 rooms; 853,000, ss a ‘Ux souih side Mass. ave., corner house, lot 35 ft. Fuse | trout, lanre parking on two" aides, 12 routs; 13,000, sell at above ‘These Bouses are a:nony the best in, that secon, and dene | cauuot be duplicated for prices named. 5 John Fraser. arcintect: David. | “myl-St_ JUUN SHEKMAN & See Se cle pac boc: | J{OR SALE—THE BEST BARGAIN IN THE N. W. 9p broad 16ty st. opposite Sir. oberon pS Functor daysonly. A neariy-new 9-room and cel- LER ORT ae ease ee Mi POCE: | tue vay window house la perfect order’ south frout and structed ppotand carefa for Dy OWD © son & Co.. build Greinnad. Ohio. my. eming cuscok: CB snicur, Qik SALE — GiTT Be ND-ATTIC | my14 4 doors above F st Cottaxe ‘Pleasant; shady lot: $4900: exsy ae ferms. “CHAS. H. BAUMAN, room 10, J23 1% st. | WOR SALE—AN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, IN A FINE Bw. mylist neighborhood and in perfect order; lot #5x100; bas oa Gai 7 juur lane grape vines and several bearing fruit trees, Sx possesuiouysiven tunmvesately Lousy open 1oF inapec- rooms, water: gua, sewer, and Iatrobe, 81,700, €000 | W08- 1119 Mthat. n-w., bet. Land M. = gash, balance to suit, Inguire J. GERMUILLER. JWR SALE—FIVE NEW DWELLINGS CORNER Tih tne ES ud and F ats. n.e., twostory, basemeut, six rooms = a each, with beth, run istrol siste and wood one) atd bath” coal galt ter pavement; frm | {'G.0pey terms to sui DANENHOWEE & GUN, yau0 ‘cash balance at whe rite 4 Ss SEL SW SX. eno SE dicath. ‘AUSTIN P- = Fee SALE TWO-STORY AND CELLAR HOUSE, ‘eal Estate end Loans, Pst., between 9th and 10th n.w.; balf square from Ti26 Fst nw. | tree car lives: rents tor €39 permonth: $2,000. ING & WATERS, 606 11th st nw. JOR SALE_SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PaRTigs | ™YiL0t_HAXD: denerous of asing of oxchawiag, for handsome | JOR SALE—TWO-STORY AND CELLAR HOUSE, fapont Circle, is ealled to the three | Hog seer runt, Q st, between 16th aud iGch stat mat and beautifully fished Houses justcom- | yery desirable location; sure to enhance im value: Fleted. Nos. 1740, 1742 and 144 P stn w.chard- | Gwaer will well ate bargain if” sold ‘at once, frescoed, and stric first- yll- wetsuit, DAVID’ Ay WINDSOR & | BY1L-0t HARDING & WATEKS, 606 Lith st. nw. N. owners, 603 Lath st aw. apz3—awe JOR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, ALL M. I, Joo sub-novses-speciar pancaina — | Dion Sst. betwury ine aud Sa pete, 43.000 18 A 3] iA AIN Js we we WI eect Hote hae pansies eso | Seri eenkiy name naraes, <5 Tuzee-story Back. Sri «Bound’y, id hand 13th = ented ene cee eersiety Bricks, 9r, unt. C, bok Sd and 44-13.300 | Fou SALE-TWo NEW BHICK HOUSES, 6 ROOMS, tory Bricks GF, mei. 31,4 and H no. 200 ter. was, and bath, on 23d, between F and G ste. tory Bricks, Or, uni, 12th, W & Boundary2.300 | uw"; price for Woth $4800. WESCUIT, WILCOX & ot CHILL, Sth and Pata,” | WINE, 190? Pennsylvania sve it ATTRACTIVE NeW WELE | JQOR SALEBRICK HOUSE, STH ST. . mod. im ‘East Capitol, 7 rooms, all cunveutences: jot 19 feet fee 26,200; 81,000 cash, re- | iront: rents for $25; only #3000. KM MOKKI- SON, 12125 Fat, mw. Pree = wicks LE FOR, SALE-A CHOICE SOOM HOUSE WiTa ALE—HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN | cellar aud every modern convenience: bay window? ‘aU parts of thecity. FRANCIS K MOHUN stove trimuninge: Trou porek; elegant Rujehed mantle ey at 2. THOS. @ 2-17t Keal Estate and Loans, mirrors ; &e. ; street c2 atthe corner, 1 if arate rene Teas red. Price $5,000. Inquire of C8. ., Baar of | isis oe SEE eT IE UR SALE—CHEAP—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ouE st, between 4% and 6th sta. s.w..with all = Be iuod. imps, “Price $3,100. C. H. PARKEH, 2% and E my T4-at S-story brick dwelling near Towa Circle on Vt. (EAP_A FINE HOUSE, ON 7TH ave. Zbieet front, d rooms doe, 1S rooms eafrouting, Baud alee cm hoses be, pry seasbpempaansi o> 14,500 } pe: tine parking all around; 630 1, mod, ina | Price $4,000; terms easy. C. i, PARKER, 434 and E S-story and celler brick dwelling, 19th st. near m8 wy lesee Dupont Circie, 10 roms abd bata, all 1.1. 13,500 with furnitare...... sseeteeeseeneseonees 15,500 | JN on Mt, between 384 and 4%: $1,200; good invest- Batory and basement brick dweilins, near Du- Pe te eh Se JOR SALE_CHEAP_PIVE- ROOM BRICK HOUSE Surrey, ‘ast seagon and not asap, grice $78; also nie slave barge res and whip, $26. aah RSALE—A SCROLL SAW; NEW ANDIN PER- fect onder, with foot power attached. cost $34; can Bougta for 61s Inquire at 1002 20th st. nw; my: boi saddlers sold ‘after 4 p.m. 900 Lat. nw. my12-6t FS ‘CIGAR STAND AND POOL ROO) 335 ‘ave. ae. outfit—Horse, aie = rp, | Messrs. ‘Stickney, PSHE BR PATE TEP | Meche Sepa jell hat on a table befo ‘i ” catch the sound of e R SALE—A CARRIAGE; PRICE eg es trict At y Martine Nicoll, Semy Fick RALE-BUDGe TANDEM TRIGTORE, a6a | timer deseo coe ve jacol Fx Sie Goeelient oraeg.” aoe indy | There was some talk about the trial of one of the several defendants alone, and Mr. Martine myl4-1w*_ | stated that the counsel for Kert and for lichmond POR SALE_A NUMBER OF SHARES OF spOGR | had each decided that their clients be tried sep2- i army and Navy Gicors oe exaticers. A rate of. | that’ this was sor and ote a JOHN 'B. LARN: ‘Trust * roceed Pimyladee ime tits Pe Prag A art POR SALESUST ARRIVED—15 HORSES AND 7 | son said they were ready. Youby draft Mules. These horses arp forsale or ox- | Jona Ee Parsons, commeried with Geo as counsel qhapyeron most reasonable terms. SCHLEGEL & | for defense, was out of town, and had been left by For seg EAP-ONE ICE BOX, SUITABLE | Cleatly tat they would abe ford HEAP—ONE ICE BO! Ui] clent ey woul for beer windows, 1 cooking | Barrett directed tne officers to proc myl4-t! Clerk Welsh called the roll of the spectal panel and fifty-two citizens re- quarautced accurate. JACOBS BROTHE Welsh pinced the ballots testing 1 14-3E 1220 Pemn.ave._| afty-two who ad answered tothe, roliceall Into yk SALE-PAIR PURE WHITE SOLITAIRE | the wheel of fortune weighing 2'4 carats; price, 93: | To this Homer A. Nel we took them in exchange: ghey are a bargain for | quest the clerk put the one hundred names in the ACO) ‘Wheel and proceeded to draw them out. at cae oe fete TTS | up tore- ‘Twenty-four talesmen were examin amcng dheeetgst 0% loose Diamonds at w sacritice | coss, but on one ground oF another, prior opinions, stones, suitable for diamond car drops; will sell at | Prejudico against informers, or lack of inteliigence, all Were excused. eee salen ‘WISCONSIN. Farmers Becoming Alarmed—Welcome Ree ae Se ae the South and West. ‘OR ae GURNEY CAB: GOOD AS NEW, | Warewarer, Wis, May 16—The drought in a this section 1s becoming 2 matter of serious con- 1: oa nyl-St* "| cern, Although the weather 1s warm and pleas- Sa SAS TM TERRACES pa | amine van an gran oy ‘Aino, Cugice Geese Feathers, lowest ‘otters’ prompuy delivered. W3t- BEI" fee oO 2. ‘myd. 6% Octave, Hosewood Plano, Cover. a1 — 0. Apply, after 4 p. in., at 129 6th st. n. e, feerifice Ta In excellent order, Adapted to and mn. Ay to SMITH NAT'L CYC! Wid Gos 1206 Be ase. iu # tnilitary corporation for sale; can be sold only je in rear of 933 D st, p.w.my14-lw* for beer or butcher: 2 bow Ts20 isth et... Horse timer Stem Winding Watches: price; $5.00; $140, BROTHER: myit-at Ts Penn. (oR saLE—WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED SEV- less than cost of importation, JACOBS BROTHERS, _myl4-3t ® 1220 Penn. ave ‘OR SALE—FINE CARRIAGE HORSE FOR SALE, seven years old; sixteeu bands bigh. Corner, 9tl and E sts.ae. myl4-305 been in use only % few months. Also, Horseand Harness. Apply J. H. LOCKER, FO st. ne Neat horses, rosdsters, and ladies’ ard’ gents’ suddie horses, Inquire of MAX OPPENHEIMER A: W. Harte table, JROR SALE— F DIRT CARTS, _mv13-at i geera gla 16 bands high; wound and gentle; & ne Wer. For “particulars, pedigree, &c., call ai GHATH & KENNELLY livery stable, B11 11th st. Por sear ‘A BARGAIN, A LIGHT JUMP. | and Lt weat Carriage; in good ruuniig order. Inquire 420 Boundary st.n.w,, corner New Jersey ave. n13 PORBALE- SPRING OPEN carriages of every variety: latest styles out: new ud second-hand; terms reasonable. JNO. M. YOUN #79 and 481 C u.'w., rear of National Hotel. my13- ‘bargains to make room aud to make business. Baquare at $100, one at $155, one at #150, one at Payinents $5, $7, ani $10 per mo. Good disc't for One at 175, one at 8200, one at 3225, one at #250, cash. aud several at Jow prices at 810 per lendia Ome and see us for the best values in the city. Great inducements in new Pianos.” Highest guaran- tees given, THE PIANO EXCHANGE my 422 Oth st. JOR SALE—BED FEATHERS. isc. Btice new audclae wise R SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PAR’ the celebrated historian and biograplier, says “that every house where there is placed a set of Appleton's Cyclo, it is like sending the whole family to col- lege." ‘This work, all the volumes, canbe obtained at once on #1 129, Star office, by V. White; “Pure As Snow (tyrolicune), by Meisaner.. Price 5c. 7 30e. i MORUH & CO. Beilhers be if copies of Sand 10c. music; send mye a0 FLOR SALE—BicycLE 90-inch Columbia. zereaes mys IR SALE Pi ND MALTESE KIT FOR SAGE PARROTS AND MALTESE Kr of Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ap18-1m_ est banrains in Pianos rooms of HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 71h stn. second-iend Union Piano Co. Knabe, $190:one Behning, ‘oue 7-octave Square, fine ton } ima FS SALE—A FINE BARGAIN—SEVEN-OCTAVE Chickering Piso, plain rosewood caso, only $1235 ‘$10 per month; fine Z ted; stool and cover included: “Alsg obe, fing Heinekamp Sq 250, and one Bue cp 3 (and ERCHANOE Z my: ferns tosuit, Apply at the PLAN oth at. DITION. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Fe, SALE-GOOD STYLE, FOUR-SEATED, xo “JAKE” SHARP'S TRIAL BEGUN. 3 T A BARGAIN—A DAYTON WAGON, oe as 4 A Aldermen at Perm eeies two months: aio. two zou: | The Alleged Corrapter o Sequies: soar. | Nsw Youx, May 16—A great crowd tried to get Test | into Judge Barrett's court this morning tohear the JOR SALE_HORSE WAGON, AND 30x, | OPening of the Jake Sharp trial, It was 90 large FOS, tab HORSE, OFAGON, AND ICH BOX: | that the officers finally” decided to admit only Ty yrters and others connected at 11 o'clock Mr. Sharp wed by ex-Commissioner panied by bis counsel, ignae and Bird, lace Where Boodle Aldermen. cleary sat Placing his crape-bow him, he leaned far over to that was said. Dis- and Davis: were tn tacie tats early ‘were ir ‘Mr. Martiné moved in a low voice FOE SALE-A PHAETON BUGGY, BUT LITTLE | ‘alesmen, lawyers, repo! : = | with the case. Prom used, built at Amesbury, Meee: oe wil oxy" as cause Ait a0 7 Eirsiage, Call at 1519 Sth a nw. it*” | Rollin M. Squire and accom; acknowledged Senator Nel- ee aroey wad cnt ‘HE CELEBRATED MANHATTAN | Of one hundred jurors, 3 to custom, Mr leaving the absentees out. ‘and at his re- are making but little t the season is much like at of 1886. ‘The effect of the severe winter on &W. cor. Vaca snd German sts,, Baltimore. myiu-st* | {all-sowed grain provesto have been less injurious WELCOME RAIN IX NEBRASKA. LINcoLx, Nap. May 16.—The general rain that fell throughout dastern and central Nebraska EH § SALETELMONELA SORRET ee lay has prevented any serious damagetocrops from POR SALE ELMORE-A SORREL STALLION; 7 | arouth. Prom points in central and southern Ne- “sine | Draska come very flattering reports. BRITKR WEATHER FOR COTTON AND CORN. slight rain May 10, eral rain Which has falien since, are ex- pected to repair tosome extent the damage done {he cotton and corn crops by the cool nights of @ 5 SELIGHT | Month ago, and the want of rain since NG 700 FINE LIGHT | Many feias of cotton had been plowedup and Te- planted, the stands being very poor. In the cotton rrear of Nat # | lands the average of cotton is a little less than FOE SALE-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PLANO Cora rr and the condition my13-3t HELENA, ARK., May 16. Le o1 ps nee Seen gehen * $200, and one, list price $800, for only | WOUTHEUL TRAIN WRECKERS. pe Exploits of Wisconsin Boys Who Had Been Reading Dime Novels. gate at $200, cash, aud several at low prices at @10 Bet | Crycago, May 16.—A special trom Eau Clalre, an ain offered. “> a Wis, says: Jas. and Wm. Murphy, respectively thirteen and fifteen years, have been lodged in ail here. ‘They are accused of having derailed a Wisconsin Central passenger train’ about ten A POUND: | Weeks ago, between Eau Claire and_ Chip} agate py had berels cescapetp Ae &c., at lowest Orders by mail and | wreck several times in succ ion, e Otherwise. “Delivered: ALERT Selt2z” Ge Hee | company pul armed guards at the eileen, Re. ap20-4w* "| which time no accidents have happened. ‘ON, | Murphy boys had been reading dime novels. ‘The Oil Conspiracy Case. ‘A STAY OF PROCEEDINGS GRANTED. In the oil conspiracy. gswell, for the de- Geese feathers, mat. | Falls. ly payments by addreasing Rox | _BUFPALO, N. ‘of my7-toje2 | case this morning, Attorney Ci Fes. SALE—JAS. RAGEN, 1014 PA. AVE_N. W,, | fendants, stated that he wish Sole Agent for J. T. Cowles’ Improved Stand Pipes | for a new trial, id Fire Escapes, ‘with ice-proot steps aud balcony | Judge Haight said he did not know, but it would Stairwaye, Plans and estimsies furnished on appics- | bo desirable to have the opinion Son: = iny'é-$in_| ‘Term, and in that case it would be advisable to R SALE—WORCH'S “MUSICAL MONTHLY | have the case taken there as soon as possil for May now ready. Contents: “The One Dear | Mr. Cogswell said the motion was that the case Face.” song. by Bucalossi; “Absent Yet Present,” song, | be presented to the court by September 1. After = Qo | considerable ‘argument Jud; go.000 | give the defendants twenty days to prepare thelr of the General aight decided to exceptions, and the district, attorneys fifteen ftanp foreatalogues | tor amendinents. Ie sus hearing and decision on the motion. From Wall Street To-day. May 16, 11 a. m.—The stock market 3 8° | opened genefally Oran this morning, mast, stocks ig Si showing slight advances over Saturday’s ‘CYCLERS. 1406 New York ave.” | Totnes” There was an inclination to heaviness, however, in the early dealings, and first though the losses were insig- Later the market ral fed andon anactive enter apie) business became strong througuout, But while 7OR BALE PIANOS AND ORGANS—THE GREAT- | tne gains in most cases were measured by frac- are now offered at the Ware- | tions, Hocking Valley was 1%, Louisville and One | Nashville 134, Marshall Coal 2, and New Engl Slight Técessions from the first. prices were "8100 de before 11 o'clock, but at that time the mar- #215. Pianos aud Organs for rent. my4-lin” | Ket Was active and steady to frm. FINANCIAL nded senvence until the 33. | New Yor! NS. ID's Bird Store, zh at, two doors south | Vere Doe maintained, AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Market. the opening and 3:00, Stock Market, us repul The followin; of the New x Fe SALE—-THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE it ino foun of Have a handling ot uate secatceeenias 6 Jo j el. Send for aud price list. ‘D. roids all expensive attendance; N BALLAUY, Agent, 731 7th st. my2-3ua : Kk SALE—SAND AND LIME, IN ANY QUANTI- at cout dump, K and Lat ats. a.” Fronipt deliv: “"Kino, at Coal office, 1706 7th nt. “ap30-imé? FOR SALES THE LATEST STYLE FAMILY CAR. Ei tiages and Busries. Also, 9 lange stock of new and -hand Doctors’ jes aud Ladies’ Phietons aspeciality. Call audsee, WM. ¥. GEYER, 466 Penu- yivanis ave. n.w. hl: {0 SALE—A SPLENDID BANGAIN—A F Fata octave sissewond Soe a ogee, Ke Heh and brilliant tne, od ar mete fay ona’ menedtor ‘cash or" cash, balan Rennes ptaroe emma acd (or, we, $490. Ci duce, ‘The Pismo Exchange, 422 Sth at! apes fe. 11 rooms, furnace and all mi, JOR SALE_CHEAP_FOUR NEW SIX-ROOM ESetsomcly Anished. "itt anooo | Ether iotses ou McLean eves borwuen 3a aaa ata sey very easy terme, $1,730, 0. HP i dwelling, with esllar, centrally yaad i sts. aw. iny leat re (0 on caay terms, at G. 1 WikD & BHOLS, 700 7h ra a ‘ape 7-w ———— — FOE SALE-CHEAP_THEER S1X-ROOM BRICK | Ev nouses on N at, bet 3d and 435 ste.nw: frouts: mod tibps. terms easy $1,730, G He WKEAG, 4g aud Kate. 8w. myi4-Se* 7500 | ROE, SAEE-CHEAP_A GOOD BUSINESS CO: 7.500 | BV 4scand Ks, wgood stand: price 94.250: also? wo bricks on ad, bet at and N; food stable ii: rear, | So by 86. Price #4,000. C. H PARKER, 454 and E JOR SALE—CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR- uer, dd and N sta nw. reutime now at #30 ionth: press brick frout; all mod. imps.; new; Brice WH. PARKER, 4% and E sts aw. my: R. SALE—THREE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL- story brick dwellings, northeast section of city, Sroulns abd Unie Brice, each nscese-e 1.400 | An S-room brick dwelling, ove square from british Minister's, all mt , 7 roous sbdeelisr, with alm f)at---.--80,000 aud $5,200 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, __ 1236 P st.mw. NG HOME, 9 Boosts, ALL i: ie ot A eriat barrain Ie sold | P'ines'3 rome, gas and water, in northeast section 500, beisaice lone thine Pryce, $1400 each. - Now under rent. TYLER UULMAS, DIS MtMERE UD, F aheh.8we —ON 16TH ST. A NICE 7-ROOM | vee, bethy we. lot fronting 20 feet ou Ou | WOvHeerorp, write wide para: 220 F st hw, ‘ house, sia Foon hall, bath, cellar, site sud rear alieye, bear 1th. st uw" Perse 2,3,4,Sand67th | 1909. st. nw, b. su00. aw stad ‘nw......- 11,300 13re - 13,000 ty LOW TEASE st 99 ls IH ae aw, bt JOR SALS—PiVE ELEGANT BI Ks rovuss: modmen improvements: east front; l0re.. fie000 $9,000 LER & REPETTI, syivabl XOR EAT BARGAIN, 109 Pat. ne, throsstory press Urick. 12" rooms; all Roce improvenents Anquive of 3M. PARREL, Tals F stow. mye PEt JOR SALE—7- OOM BUICK, 10TH ST, NEAR U, resting for 81), price €1,200. Also, G-Foou brie Burnt, wear U $3,000. Maye \eniGitt & BOLTON, ot and F ste. mw. and cellar on Caroline st. nw... above iowa curs: > roouar,un | Pick: Jzconinyas Tain bet kb and Sich Hiocme, Kinane Place...... 4 rocue iewes Place bet 10h Ui rooms, Qst., bet. Iiun aud ig pons South Castel st 2Ffocaue: Lath ut Ounness ip0jerG } Notes Pentou st, wr ous Priut odie. ‘Tho above ts only a portion of on books. For fall lie call at oitics sor beebie eee ay the Istand 15ta._[my13]_THOS E. WAGGAMAN, oo —s <1" eee JOR SALE —STX-kOOM ove, J ecanddege iis Sa | BE sae au Get ane ate © roams on Hiyee st. bet. 2:itli aiid 14th “goo | Ly S lance Per eval ou the {SSeS |S eee A tooms on N st,bet.= Bi new 9B $aLe—POSITIV RGAINS. ‘ 10,000 | Gue house on 10th, near K st, 6 ie 1208 | Tomson Shee eed ene | Que ot @heiesr NS Fem uti Tw % rovms each, Que cu Outensee diene ase PCr formas apply 0 nyowe WPS". 3. DALY, 651 Fst nw. K SALE-AT A N54 I E my 10-6t ¥ st. nw. th aseoran tasted, aoe Sedans Ea anerge ———————=X—E———E—E_—SSEESSE fi Ba 27 OP SALE-THE Vi PERSONAL. pg pee ———= ——— eater CI FIscl myl6-St_ ge 4 | Wyanrep— eke carro pete tet ois SALE—VERY CI N OM | leasing, Fite lice ‘hears, come both. rengy, a: surat tse ie tebe tae: sedate bot sold N FISC! 42 Wl st. m. ¢.--Will be eoid on = yy ecu balance monthly. Balambe a —— skeet VERWOOD Prot a ACCOUNT GF FH Oo eas how to 208 Sal EAT AGACRIRICE TWO TWO-STORY | Peeper d mmdary a shor walk Troup ihe ‘care Ce see or ene es oc fl ee weit ap27-Lm* JF GE, BALE 100 CARRIAGES, “BUGGIES AND U. Bugwy, nearly new, on eas) cash. x ape6-Lin’’ 33. COOK, 4205 Mat, Georgetowu. bc. | ¥. SALE—IF YOU WANT TO VICK soa 7 Fittest ©. BEY'S Z Gomer Oth wand ew Nock country residences," M. G. COPELAND & 60, 409 11th st. n.w. <muctom ppc ‘OR SAL EAB! iow POUSDS OF NONP. Fel and about mands of Agate Type, tacaly ‘ise om this paper. Phe faceot beth fous’ iy ae rable, hey are’ vod condition, and capatiect of: poses ie reuaion Will Be sold ose, ir bulk age THE E' ING STAB NE’ ER Wi EE [FAVETN HAND 86,000°TO Loan Fi BS ‘myles Cor. $it: and F ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN ByRSgg-Fo toa z ON REAL ESTATE, Imy6} ‘THOR. FE. WAGGAMAN, _ ‘ONEY 1 y MONEY 70,0AN OF REAL EsraTE to, _™y4-ln SWOIRISTEDT & BRADLEY, 7 Fat, ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT ‘cout per anuin any suum daeired; sch apli-sm, Ad New York 01 ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST. M' w suit, Melowest resol teen _wel3 corner 10th and F sts. n. M°"* 70 Loanox approvepueaLesi En compte oe Hand 19th ste. Moker toa a MERCER any a) : ete. MO*2* To Lom oN READ, Wrate at Lowest A See, ASF Et ine 303 7th st nw. eNews Washington Stock Exchange. from Saturday’ Business Wagons, aiso Varnished, and Milk Wayons | ,,7h¢ {lowing changes, f Exchanweary Ay Gym manufacture, and one Stage and Light Terot- | §) ‘ge Wighineron . per. tock of Carriages, Pbactous, and | Market” sioc c ihe pretest Sutroys inthis city ‘Mivothree earrioads | D.C. 50-year of celebrate, Columbus work, go to JAS. B. PHO- | Metropolitan pizoed suck, (100 mm Gas, 41¢ bid, "4134 asked. George! ‘asked. ‘Firemen's Insurance, 43% National Onion - Insurance, 20% bid. Germ: sked. Wash: 129 1891, coin, 110% 91, Anerican Insurance, 151 Did. Masonic Hall Bon 226-4, 1230 Sud st. ow. ‘Terms’ reasoual Gas, 43 tow. asked. SALE—AWNINGS, FLAGS, TEN’ ‘All the intaat novel i awning stripes and canvas for store, city and | Ket stock, 20 ‘Bank of National Metropolitan bank, 161 bid. Farmers’ and chance’ Bank 164, bid. Colambis tate Title Insurance, ‘Potomac Telephone Co. ‘Ist mortizage bonds, Baltimore Markets. PALTIMO! £ fe coNDORS, 220" | bid to-day. BALYIMORE, Mp., 2 “MONEY TO LOAN. Sing 1. Hr ten-forties, with coupons, 43 16,—Cotton stead: ward street 2503.10: do. extra, 3.2b03: ad-30; city mills super, 250s: a0; Mig brands, £7305 stent, 5.30: do. fanily, 5.00: ‘and ‘firm; red, 95497; amber, 97499; No.1 Maryland, 97, bi OH TOF | 4°. tially, t yet Jars st 6 percent on good Real Fatete socurtiy. | Patapaco superiat Mose TO LOAN Ox ArrHOVED near ESTATE | quiet: ‘No. 2 vinter red, mye Real Estate sud Loans, 1331 Fst. | Corn—sout ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE F MOSSE CERES GTA TE my: ¢ | stan: yt LE z city or 1m sums to aut, at lowest rates of a . prime to choice western, 14. sere Sore Raa, 007 7a ot news doors | P A st ‘ata, 6,000, 3,503 barrels: ‘wheat, 1 400 bualielay cota. wocunity, 3 Chicago Markets. MONEY Atwavs In OUR HANDS TO LOAN on | CHICAGO, Int. May 16, 21 a. mot on Tite Mp ROA AION | pS a el He's ite $3 O° GILL'S TOWNSTON, 738 15th et nw. | Siguiy and edvanced to Fen pork, 21.00," June At Might Have Been a Murder, A MAN ENOCEED SENSELESS WITH A SHOVEL. “A man has been murdered and there 18 n0 po- a THE COMMERCE COMMISSION. Plenty of Work Before Them. ‘Three of the Interstate Commerce Commisston- ers—Messrs. Morrison, Bragg, and -Cooley—have returned to the city. Messrs, Schoonmaker and Walker are expected to-night. They have much work before them yet before ‘they can give a final decision as to the iong and short haul clause. The Queen and Crece2nt and the Illinots Central rail- roads have not yet presented their cases, and their testimony will be taken here. Other roads have asked permission to submit written statements, giving the facts more in detail than they could in thelr testimony before the Commission. These loquments will be coming in soon, and will all tako thme for cousiderauich. “ihe testimony. the Commission took on their trip has act beea written out yet, and when it is it will have to be ne Over carefully, so that they" have consider’ le Work to do before a decision can be reached. today looking over os Me a ee e lated during tueir absenes, Z A PROTEST AGAINST SUSPENSION OF BECTICN 4. ‘The Commission has recetved from the commit- ‘tee on railroads and trai sportation of the Prescott (Ariziona) Board of Trade a protest against “the ‘Suspension of section 4, and against the railroads Bolle allowed to charge more to any part of the interior between the Mississippi Kiver and Mis- sourt River and the Pacific Coast than they do to ‘the coast.” The Commission has also received a Retttion from a committee of citizens of Newman, protesting agatust the suspension of the fourth A CANADIAN NUT FOR THE COMMISSIONERS TO CRACK. Secretary Bayard transmitted the following oie tem gat dated May 9th, from U. 8. Consul Twitel Kingston, Canada, to the Interstate Commission tor fis titormatign: “Canada's high Rrotective tarid, on which there is no prospect of reduction, has made me apprehensive from the first of the éffect of the increased railroad rates on imports from the United States to that section of Ganada,. Since the 4th of April, these rates as shown by freight bills here paid, ave Deen increased “trom 25 to 100 per cent, with no change on Canadian roads. After waiting thirty days for effects, I have made & partial canvass. of the importers of the city of ton »With the following result: Coal dealers are prepafing to bring trom Novia, Scotla coal for all purposes where the Nova scotia coal can be fo factories which have always used American coal have put in their orders for Nova Scotia coal. In hardware and pressed tinware I tod our orders have been changed from American to Canadian houses on account of freight bills, In groceries there 1s the same complaint. Froducts Of countries outside the, United States ey NOW expect Lo get by way of British Colum bia and Haltfax. ‘Tie unpleasant, feature in con nection with my canvass has been the generally ex- promod desire to Roa ‘how and where they maymake heir purchases without coming in contact with American ratroads. With the general national Teaching Out for trade, 1t seems to me unnecessary to prophesy what will be the effect upon the American Mantfacturer, wholesale dealer and railroad, by these general inquiries. M. H. Twrrcne1t,Consul. soe Quarters for the Signal Service. WHAT GEN. GREELY SAYS ABOUT IT. Gen. Greely said to-day that it s hardly possible that the quarters of the Sigmal Office can be changed before Congress meets, The matter is in the hands of the Secretary of War, but will probably not be acted upon. Gen. Greely said he was in favor of moving to any building that could be used, if it would enable them to get out of the present unsuitable and unhealthy quarters. It ‘was at first thought advisable to rent the Butler mansion, on Capitol Hill, but the three or four thousand dollars necessary to move would have to come out of the contingent fund, which 1s prac- Ucally exhausted. Besides, General Greely said, it is doubtful if fen Boe) would favorsuch a mor as it has under consideration the purchase of that building. In view of the requirement that nearly all the bureaus of the W: partment shall be quartered in the new wing of the War Department building it 1s doubtful if a location on Capitol Hill would prove satisfactory on account of distance. Under the circumstances, Gen. Greely thought that Congress will have t act. before anything can be done. The Ferguson place on M Street, Which was so nearly purchased by Congress last year, he thought the most destrabie for the Signal Service. It contains 54,000 square feet of ground and ean be purchased for $108,000, making only $2 a foot including the building, which is splendid~ ly adapted for the Signal Serv ge atin Presidential Postmasters Appointed. ‘The President bas appointed the following post masters: Ambrose Beatty, New Britain, Conn.; B.F. Ochsner, Kimball, Dak.; Lena Gidley, Wal- vern, Iowa; M. T. Streeter, Grand Ledge, Mich.; Jno.’ Meeh: Mary’s, Kan; a. J. Nuzum, Gratton, W. Va.; Levi F. ‘Martin, Chippewa Falls, Wis. ; Edw’d Whaley, Prairie du Chien, Wis.; J. P. McGill, Beaver Dam, Wis. ‘The Arson Case. THE PROCEEDINGS THIS APTERNOON, At 1 O'clock to-day the sick juror in the Me- Bride-McFarland case, Mr. Eslin,appeared, and the trlal proceeded. The District Attorney stated that he destred to withdraw his acquiesence in the statement made on Friday. Mr. Tay.or said if this was the case he would put in testimony. R.A. Arnoid, lieutenant of police at the time of the fire, testified that after the arrest of McFar- land he was brought down and witness stated that ithe told all he knew about the ilre he would be Used as_a witness. McFarland told when the oil and terpentine was bought, but he did net say What it was to be used for, aithough he had a sus- clon that it was not to be used for house clean- Cross-examined by Mr. Worthington: Witness made no promises, except to say that he (McF.) would, if he told the whole truth, be used as a Yusneia, ana he (witness) had no thstructions on 1e Bubject. Mr. Taylor then moved to strike out the testi- mony of Detective Kaff so far as it affected Mc- Farland, and he also moved that the Mrs. Dugan Jetver obtained from McFarland be ruled out so far as it affected him. Rosetta Contee testified that she saw Miss Mc- Bride about 8 o'clock on the morning of the fire; ‘that she Washed for Miss McBrive, and had washed. & wrapper and apron for her. ‘Miss MoBride was recalled, and denied that sne had told the Woman that there was rosin on the apron, ‘The witness Contee was recalled, and said Miss McBride gave her an apron to wash on which there Was turpentine and rosin. On cross-examination witness said the rosin was in spots on the apron, A New York Schuctzen Corps in Town, ‘The New York Independent Schuetzen Corps ar- rived at the Arlington Hotel at 2 o'clock to-day. At o'clock they held a meeting to the Gisposition of their tume while’ in Washington, ‘They will propably call on the President to-tnor- Tow. The next day they will have their shooting match. They Will devoe aday to Arlington and ‘Mt. Vernon. —~_+___ The Selye Corps Coming to Wash- Me ingtoi Rochester, N. ¥., Special to the N. ¥. World. ‘The Selye Citizens’ Corps to-day decided to leave for Washington next Saturday to participate in ‘the competitive drill for militia, zouave, and cadet companies, open to all organi- zations of this character in this country. The Selyes are better known as the Eighth Separate Company and what isleftof the 54th regiment, XN. G. 8. N. ¥., and the corps is under command of Capt. B. H. Henderson. The corps has been drilling Yor two months, preparing forthe trip. ‘the com- pany has won several ‘and is considered the Hnest drilled organ! in western New York, excepting the Commandery of Knights ‘Templar, of this city. APPOINTED.—The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Charles H, Brooks storekeeper and gau- er for the 23d Pennsylvanis district, Naval Orprus.—Lieut.-Commander E. W. Wat- ‘son from the navy-yard at Washington, 28th inst., and ordered to instruction in torpedo service ist June. Licut.Wm. Littlefrom the Vermont, 31 inst., and ordered to instruction in ebrvice 1st hydrogra ties, een soeninst andor: y ic oftice, Philadel and Or- Gered to instruction in torpedo’ service ist JUDE. AMERICAN Socrery oF Mecmantcal ENGINERRS.— ‘The spring meeting of the American Soctety of Mechanical Engineers will degin in this city Tues- Ramsay, Morgah and Bancoce’” Se'conunteionte Dect Noune’on Weaneedays Sune. ° ees his Fiery Recegrra have been ordered to Ft. Snell- ing, Minn., tor the 11th infantry. A JAPANRaB YOUTH POR THR NAVAL AGADAMY.—At ‘the request of the Japanese government, Secretary Whitney hos authorized the admission to the Na- val A tam- ip eae oy @ Japanese of noble ‘Ma. Hyatr, the new United States Treasurer, ‘bas not yet Bled his bond, and it will probably be ‘several days before 1g made and Eee Court oF CLanms Dactsions,—The Court of Claims to-day gave in tavor of the State of ‘$18,280.09, and of Misaisatppt for SE AEREL under the recent decision of the court Szconp Lregr. R, G. Paooron, 6th artillery, has een granted two months’ extension of leave for sickness, ———_—_ PROBABLY Wiz. Nor Aooxrr.—It ts not st all lkely that the President and Mrs. Cleveland will neagiegcabinnoremes cpvax imagen pon oth ged spend their vacation echt ree oe Gov. Buus Tauexp-or Nur co rea Fase. ‘DENT.—Gov ‘hot now any appointment ‘visit Mr. Cleveland af the White House At the tae rea expected to spend afew days with ot Mr. hothing 2 eee A TRAGEDY 35 ALEXANDRIA. Policeman Arnold Shot and Killed by a Supposed Burgtar. Policeman Julian Arnold, a member of the Alex- andria police force, was fatally shot earty sunday morning while attempting to arrest two suspicious characters. The man who ts supposed to have fired the fatal shot escaped, but his companion, John Caran, Was placed under arrest. ‘The affair took place on the oid fair grounds, where OMicer Arnold, accompanied by &. J. Padgett, a citizen, had gone in search of two men whom he had over- heard a short time before planning to commit a robbery. At that time OMficer Martin was with Arnold, but the latter had gone to the restaurant of Sefer Bious? on the street facing the fair grounds to warn him that an attempt would be made to rob his place, as the oMicors believed that Blouse’s restaurant was referred to in the conver- sation overlieard between the two Men. A circus had that evening left the fair grounds and Blouse Was supposed to have considerable money in the Ul from the business of the day. OMlcer Martin Went to notify Blouse and the latter got out of bed and came down to the doorway. THR FATAL ENCOUNTER, Officer Arnold and Citizen Padgett went over the fair grounds in search of the men, and found the two men lying down in the circus ring. Arnold said, “I arrest you a3 suspicious characters,” and seized one of them. ‘The men then fired and Arnold fired twice, Padgett struck one of the men with a club and then grappled with him. Just then Officer Martin, with two citizens, Mr, Roberts and Mr. A. W. Henderson, came up and found Arnold ‘ying on the ground, and Padgett struggling with a rough, who Was soon ov ered, and found to be John Curran, a native of Alexandria, Dut known to the criminal records of this city. 1 had been pierced with a ball that could be felt near the backbone, and was unconscious. Pad- gett’s head had been cut by a passing ball, and an- Other bullet wounded Sefer Blouse in the leg as he stood at his door, a hundred yards away. CURRAN IN CUSTODY. A crowd gathered, and Curran was taken to the station-house, Before 3 o'clock Arnold was dead. An inquest was held yesterday, and the jury found that the deceased came to his death from a pistol shot at the hands of some person unknown, who was in the company of John Curran, an ac- cessory of the murder. ‘The deceased officer Wes a native of Alexat and leaves a wife and four children, The funel will take place to-day, ‘THR INQUEST. Before daylight the body was brought to Wheat- ley’s _undertal establishment, and at 9:30 Gelock & Jury of Inquest, consisttig of James W. Nalls, C. J, W, Summers, Frank Warfield, Pete Altcheson, R. P. Aitchesoh and J. Bloxham, was summoned, an’ autopsy having been made by Coroner Powell, assisted by Drs. O'Brien, Ashby and others, omMicer Martin testified that he and Arnold were on the same beat, at the west end of the city, and seeing two suspicious men, Arnold, who said he had heard them speak of robbing Blouse when the lights were being put out, told witness that he would goand see where the men had gone, and that he should go one way and witness the other; then saw E, I. Padgett and H.T. Roberts, and summoned them tuto service; Padgett went with Arnold to reconnoiter, and Roberts with witness, and, at Arnold's request, witness went to notify: Blouse that he was about to be robbed; witness called Mr. Blouse to the door, and while standing there heard shots and saw pistol flashes apparently in several places on the lot; ran over, and on reaching near the circus ring witnessstumbled over something and saw it was Arnold; called to aod but he did not answer: we went = where Padgett was struggling with Curran, an they arrested Curran’ and blew thelr whistles. Finally Messrs. Hayes and Brenner came and Ar- nold was taken to Blouses’ and Curran to the sta- ton. Search was made for Curran’s ptstol, but it Was not found, Sefer Blouse testified that at 12 o'clock all hands had gone and wituess had goue upstairs but was called down by Officer Arnold. Said he, “Look out, somebody come to rod you.” Witness stood awhile at the door while the officer went away. Presently ‘saw lights on the lot opposite and heard a whiz and something struck witness on the leg, It come through flannel shirt; he thought it was a rocket and found himself slightly cut near the hip. Then came Padgett to get a lantern, saying Arnold had. been shot, and witness gave him a lantern. Wit- ness Knows no man by the name of Jno. Curran, E. 1. Padgett testified that Officer Arnoid sum- moned him and Mr. Roberts to assist the two Oftjcers to make an arrest. Arnold said, we'll divide, and if they run we'll catch them one side or the other. so ‘witness went with Arnold and Roberts with Martin. Arnold gave Witness hits club. When witness and Arnold came near the ing they saw two men lying down, — Arnold sat “7 arrest you as suspicious characters, and one, who fired. Arnold then fired. ’ Witness ar- rested the other man, who shot, and the ball cut the head of witness,"but wit ness struck him with his club and he felh As he fell witness struck him again, and the man fell, apparently stunned. Thea turning toward the other man, witness saw Arnold fire trice, and the other man ran. Arnold cried out, “Oh, my God! Earnest, I'm shot! I'm shot!” Just then wit ness turned and saw that the stunned man had risen and was coming up, saying, “You s—of you'll never live to tell tie tale; and witness said, “you s— of b—, I'll have you, or die game like my partner.” Witness then struck him and cried ‘Joe! “Police!” and then clinched, and Ofticer Martin came up, and I sald, “Joe, bit him,” and Joe did hit him. I sald, “htc him again,” and Joe did hit him. ‘Then, wishing to make him safe, I sald, “hit him again,” and Joe did so. ‘The man fell, and witness then went to get a lantern from Blouse's, and coming back assisted to get Arnold Wo Biouse’s. 1. 7. Roberts testified that he left Blouse’s when he closed up, and met Padgett and Aruotd, and afterward, as they were going down King strect, Arnold summoned them to assist him to capture two men. He thought that they were getting ready rob Blouse, He said, “che men are over inthe lot. I and Padgett will go round West ‘street and you Dy, King street ee a Ee N. Martin on the King-street side, au 2 the tring, they ran over and found Arnold shot, and arrested Curran, who was fighting L Capt. Webster gald that the prisoner at the sta tion-house gave bis: aa asJobn Curran, but he had not recognized him. Lieut. James Smith testified that he knew Jno, Curran, an habitual criminal, and that the man at the station-house was Curran. A. W. Henderson testified that he was on the sidewalk and heard the firing on the lot and ran there. On the way a ball passed by his head. He thought that this must have been the ball that struck Blouse. ‘The coroner—It_ must have been shot from the top of house, then, to pass your head and strike use on S ‘Witness explafiied that there was a depression in the ground, and be bad descended into ft when the bail passed him. ‘The coroner stated the result of the autopsy to be that Arnold died from a pistol shot, the ball having cut the great vein from the liver. ‘THE VERDICT. ‘The jurors returned a verdict that Arnold was murdered by ap unknown man, and that Curran ‘Was accessory to Uhe murder. AENOLD’S LAST WORDS. It was stated at the inquest to-day that Arnold never spoke after he was shot, but it now appears that though unconscious while he lay in the field, he recovered consciousness, after his removal to ‘Sefer Blouse’s house in the neighborhood, and al- nin yreat agony, talked with Officer Boutz, who had been left with him, At first rousing he complained of great in his abdomen, and writhed in torture, until Officer Boutz gave him some rest by allowing him to lean over his shoulder and vomit. Then Officer Boutz said: “Julian, do you know who shot you?” “No, no,” heanswered, “it was too dark to see him him; I’m dying, I’m dying.” When Arnold's wife, who had been sent for, came, her husband was unable to her, but was still in great pain, but he was: ed ‘when Dr. Powell arrived and gave him a hypoder- mic injection of morphine and he died easily. NO PROBABILITY OF LYNCH LAW. Curran is still at the station house. He was vis- ited by his elder brother trom Washington, and an attorney Who spoke of getting @ Aabeas ‘corpus. ‘Phere were many threats of lynching, but noth- ing more. a an that ae would be n Out and hung 320 a. in., DUL that young man camevto the station’ house and asked the keeper to let him have the keys of Currran’s cell, no movement was made. ‘There 1s not the slightest probability of lynch law in Alex- andria. Billy Williams, @ noted South Ws and when he learned that the police were lookit ne for him he stationed himself at the corner of aud C streets and waited, pistol in hand, for an officer to put in an appearance. Curran ba threatened to shoot the frst officer who hand on him, and there Is Mttie doubt walled Bowewer ior the appearance Of w ever, e coal, he paid little attention toa man w ry mie A and sii toward him, aj the age of al lute intoxication, consequence he soon found himself in the iron Of the apparently intoxicated man, who was denly transformed into Detective McDevitt. Cure Tan Was tried, convicted and sent to the peniten- {ary for four'years. When he was released, 1p 1874, he returned to this city and joined in Wi! the worst gang of crooks that the city ever seen. His her Tom ai this time was a gis bere 3 An Attempt to Kill a Naval Officer. A telegram recetved at wae Navy Department ‘two Weeks ago stated Uhat Lieut. M. K. Schwenk had accidentally shot himself while on duty as oMfcer of the watch on the Alert. Mafl ad- Vices recetved to-day put a more serious light on The matter, While on duty on the vessel Lieut. Schwenk ‘stooped to pick up a revolver, Which proved to have been tied in such Simanner tat whee lifted a vowilee sipped over rigger, 9 ——4 Graham Feports tant there ‘no doubt that there wana Flan {0 assassinate some officer of Penna Aid “at be has ordered a searching 4 Nesiigation, Lieut. Schwenk was seri Powe ed a is left wrist, and Diood poison 18 figure in the company, and Jobn and SST ooo ‘Tom, together with Bil come famous, prepared to rob Paymaster Fossett, Connell, Who hes also be] A PHILADELPHIA MERCHANT'S StICTOR.—Alex. Whildin, jr., @ well-known wool broker, of Phila of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co., who was | deiphia, committed suicide Featerday hiorning at known to be comimg to the city with considerable money. The three ambushed themselves on the canal riage haga! when Paymaster Fossett drove by, fired on and attempted to stop his horse, The pay- * master’s escape Was almost mniracuious, For this little escapade the three worthies got ten Fears | from L each in the penitentiary. Jno, Curran has been out of the penitentiary for about three years, and, Ss Woods, 2), miles out of Camden. by ing out his brains with a revolver, ‘The corners Jae Tadensd @ verdict of sutcide whtie tempor 0 — replying to an invitatien Chamberiain (0 assist in the queen's {ublice festiviti@s, says that in View of the crimes Hil the invitation is little short of an outrage ‘The mayor of © although le has been watched by the polite, hé | upon the self-respect of the Irish people. 4s not Known to have committed any additional Mr. Parnell hopes to be well enough to recurn erwnes until the affair in Alexandria. His | from Bournemouth on Tuesday to 3 youngest brother, Ned, 18 one of the cleverest pick- | Hamentary duties. Those who talked with tray nee Pockets In the county, and is now serving a term, at the penitentiary ih’Cincinnatt, oor — ‘The Circuit and Equity Courts. UUSINESS TRANSACTRD IN THEM TO-DAY—JURORS EXCUSED. To-day the Circuit Court business was divided, asalso the Equity business—the Ci being divisions 1 and 2, presided over respectively gard his troubleas more nerv. EA yous and mental than Tt is thought Sir Edward Thornton wilt leave Richmond to-day without settling the debt ques- ‘Over 2,000 people attended the meeting of the Anti-Poverty Club at the New York Aci Music last night, ork Acadeay ot wit Courts |” John B. Fassett and his wite were burned to Geath in their saw mill at Mooretown, Vt, Setar- by Judge Cox and Judge Haguer, theformersttting | Gay night, ‘They slept in the room ovér the ull, In the present Circuit room, adjoining the ¢lerk’s | Several earciquake shocks have been felt at office, and the other in the old Cireuit Court | SWITwA during the past we room—Mr. J. J. Camp being the clerk for No. 1, ok. rR. J. Meigs, Jr, tor No. 2. DIED. Cate vince, Saeed OLNo. 2, Neither Of} smcamparn, on Mar 14, JO8T-gt 1 Potrert save. call the assigned cates to-day; thowe wit Me odd gumbers in No, 1 and those with even numbers In No.2 In Cireult No, 1, Judge Cox, the following Jurors were excused: L. Moxley, ‘Seaton Perry, Win. Laird, T. 8 Gartrell, HH. Hutchinson, J. W. 8. H. Bacon, W. B. liopkins. "The following talled Ww answer: Geo, Hudson and Jno. Shermau. In Cireuit No.2, Judge Hagner, John Lretch, wm. Sa Saks, P. Diggs, T. Blagden, W. P, Lipscomb, W. M. Shuster aud’ A.” McEiroy were excused. 8. 0. Beam, A. A. Addison, G. W. Bauer, J. G. Waters, E Snowden, J. H. ityan failed to answer, in the Cireult Court No. 1, Judge Cox, the following cases were up: United States "ag. Boon, three ca: defendants called and judg- ment. United States agt. McEwen: do, Ringgol and Dr. Myro agt. Moore; ju: ent by detauit, Howard agt. Johnson; do. ‘Nicholson & Son agt. Peters; do. “Glenn, trustee, agt. Fant; certttied to General Term, The vacancies in the jury were ordered to be filled by drawing from the iat the rollowing were drawn: For No. 1—K. RK. Kengle, Tenicytown road; Jos. F. Spransy, 623 G street southwest; Jobn W. see 1014 Pennsylvania avenue south. east; Aug. X Lane, 150 A strect northeast; A. O. Brummell, 1115 G street northwest; Geo, T, Dun- lop, High and Bridge streets northwest; J.¥. Shel- ton, 910 Sth street southeast; Daniel Hannan, 517 F st. northwest; K. K. White, Louisianaavenue, between 6th and 7th streets northwest, No 2—Ebenezer Morrison, 805 D street north- west; L. M. Hummer, 1207 K street southeast; John H, Magruder, 1417 New York avenue; U. H. Ridenour, jr., 916 dath st. northwest; Chas. ke Park; Andrew Goddard, 720 New Yo H. H. Jacobs, 1228 Pennsyivania avenut Addisou, 414 D street southeast; Jos. B. 4; E street northwest; Herman Hollander, 408 7th street northwest; J. W. Drew, Pennsyl- vania avenue and 9th street; Robt. Portner, 1104 Vermont avenue, and Jos.’ H. Lee, 3228 Water street, In the Equity Court, the following cases were up: Lambert agt. Lambert; order of May 6th amended. In re Jeunle L. W W, Jones ap- pointed trustee in place of Milton P. Hoover. Cameron agt. Mitcueil; payment ordered to com: plainants. Mayer agt. caster; commission or- dered to get testimony. Boland ‘Sullivan; Ume to take testimony timited. Killjum = og) Killium; order.to take testimony beiore C. I Ryder agt. Kee: Tule on defendant, returnable ‘19th inst. as Local Notes. A party of bicyclists from Washington, Philadel- pia sud Baltimore, belonging to tue League. of merican Wheelman, arrived in Winchester, Va., Saturday, on asouthérn tour. ‘They left here last clit Investors will do well to attend the sale by Dun- canson Bros. to-morrow afternoon, at Pennsyl- vanta avenue and 6th street, Capitol HUll, ‘Pits 13 good property. Mrs Emmons told a N.Y. Herald reporter in Boston that she ts going to lecture on “Mr. Min- mons and I.” A young man named Samuel Sheld was arrested yesterday by Detectives Raff and Horne for steal- ing.a pair of eyeglasses from Mrs, Sarah Kearney, of 917 E street northwest. ‘Tuls morning in the Police Court he pleaddd gulity to a charge of lar- ceny, and was given 30 days. ‘There 1s a prospect of a good attendance of the vice regents representing different States at the annual mecting of the councilat Mount Vernon, which will begin next Thursday. ‘Tue Enterprise Real Estate Investment Co., with ate of Incorporation with “Dennis Connell, gph ALLA ARCHED. alowed osband “i May Mie twent Yeara sghgimere| from i Tate raidene oh Weduraday, 1th at 4 pan. Interment at Ceniete Fncinds reapertially inv Thaltimore papers pens cops. ‘BOSS. On Suntay morning, May 15, 18! SOP am MENA, CCHORS. loved N. Grose, iu the fort rot hls Funeral at 3 o'clock . nt weed 3 = pis ate reskdence, St DUESBER ity, st 2 a.m. May. 7, suddenly, GROWGE DeESBERY va Be moud, Va, aed eighty years Funeral services. at resid Tat Maeaday morning at LEFLER. <7, ADDIE E. LEFLEK, beloved waite of col. Funeral at Philadciphia Tucaday. May 5 ORKISON. On Sunday, May 1 ,at Rockville, Md. DB GWARM, intant soa of Wiss it ea Xe lorrison, weed tn pont and neve da huneral services at the residence of hie paronte, 214 at t.w..ou Tuesday. the 17th inst at pin, Btlceas of the faihily are invited to attend.” M* FFtend MURPHY. On SatundayaMay 14 1887. a 5.30 in the sixty-fourst ys Ea MURPHY, Gcloved wite ot Agee? or husband, 726 New dereey aveutue norte | May 17-4 4 pon Frients of the family sre invent! NOAH. At Chicuro, May 16, 1887, of ppewnoni HORACE Noa ZT year, Tice: Ronde SPelzed eek Be 4 Noah SLINGLAND. On Saturday, May 14, 1887, at 10 Pm, MARY 0; widow of ee — Massachusetts avenue, i. w thin crewing Br 4 oelock. * STRIKER. On Saturday, May 14, at 7:45 Henry Striker, iu the eienty-soveuth yearot higwes, Formeeriy of New York city, Duta leadout of Ws | “Pancral diwendsy” Sint" L582 oxctock p.m. from ro a alay di-at 3 o'clock p.m. his Iste residence, HOO % his inte Fenidencg, 09 Ninth strees avutiveust: Fileaa TEMPLE. At Rutland, Vt 3 7. . GuARLOTHE HEOISE WHOA Soey-ose Fang ok TRESCOT. At Charlotte, N. May, 1SK7, STEPHEN DARNWELL ERESCOT sees ee of Win. Heury Treacot, of South Carolina. in the thirty third year of bis age. South Carclina papees 5 > Srecurres Ix Wasu Fanaice. SEATON PERRY ‘(Successor to Pant & Baorurm, ELTIES IN EMBROIDERE! MUSLING, GENUINE CALCUTTA SERESCCR EEA COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ae CHECKED, AND SIDE-BAND, ‘CoMBINA oe IMMENSE STOCK OF THK FINEST guauny i 200, PIECES “CHOICE. DESIGNS” IN PRINTED BATISTES, AT A? iec. PEK Y. x NEW INDIA ‘ddtktis kb Bakxapy oxo. NOVveLTIES IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE KEW INDIA LINENS, FROM 12%, POR UN CRacee a ne aR “A GREAT BALGAIN" 15 FEAL INA, ‘Dxeke NOvELEESIN HAND PRINTED FRENCH SATEER NEW EMBRC Legne ROBLS com. MENCEMENT Di helt i oy boas 27 ‘ed FRENCH OHGANDIES AXD SILK “SPECIAL OFFERING" OF WHY’ SILK, a7 ANCHES WIDI, AT Te FER TANDE capital of $10,000 in 100 shares, has Med a cercit- | NEW IMPORTED TEUSEYe AND EMPHOIDERED CASHMERE FICH Michael P, Sullivan, T. D. Daly, T. A. Duffy, R. ko NOVELTIES IN. PARABOLS AND Sopa. Malte, Win, Mcguire, James Dunn, Jona 1. | “MAND JackETE Oe” ON role aed ‘nC V. A. Redmond, trustees. “BEST MAKES” OF SUMMER MERLIN aND ‘The Murray Universalist Soctety has placed on| GAUZE UNDERWEAR. arte record a ce] cate ‘of the election of the following é trustees: T. Q. Hildebrant and J. K. Miller for | §2~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES. four years: J. W. Webb, P. A. Auer, K. G. Blas- SEATON PERRY. land, for one year, and E. J. Pullman tor the unex- x Pired term of C. P. Culver, resigned. Peary Bor.prna, ee ‘Fennayivanis ave. cor. District Government Affairs, MISCELLANEOUS. ‘Chief Parris, of the fire departinent, has recom- mended to the District Comintssioners that Chas. . Kuhns be appointed a private in the fire: ment for a probationary term of six months. Hereafter the alley-way in square 42, leadin; from the west side of 23d street, between G and streets northwest, will be known as St. Mary's lane, afid the alley running north and south in same square Will be known as St. Mary's Court, settee ‘THE WESKLY Stak’s PO-ket Atlas of the World 18 offered Sree to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY StaR. It is a handsomely printed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more {than 100 colored innps and diagrams, abd contains a wealth of gener§i information. See advertise. ment in column. ——»___ A CaSE FOR THE Civil, CouRTs.— Water In- spector Shomo appeared before Judge Snell, the Police Court, this atternoon, and chi Ernest Davis, a horse-tradcr, with ‘false ona horse trade. The judge, after hearing the testimony of a number of witnesses, thought the case Was one for the civil courts, and dismissed it, ‘Surr AGainst THE Distaict.—Messrs. F, and @. Miller have,for James Small, late sealer of ts ‘and measures of the District, filed a suit the District to recover $2,591.26. He sets forth that he Was entitled to an annual salary of $80 from Washington and $25 from the county fram the time of the consolidation of the offices—1878, and Claims $516.25; also for service as a member of the license $2,075, and he therefore claims as above. ——-___ A Boy Tater Heup.—Chas. ® colored boy, who has been before the courts a number of Umes on charges of 60 days. 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