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National Republican., 1882-10-09

Grand Architect f. C. Crump, of lne Independ-
ent Order of Mechanics, has announced the grand
visitations 10 the subordinate lodges follows at
which addresses will be made by the brothers
named: William Louis schley Lodge No. 4, octo-
Der l3, address by Brother william II. Bailey;
Harmony No. 10, October 16 address by Brother
+. q, ONejll, V. @. Al Columbia No. l. October II,
address by Brother Thomas A. Watson, p. NJ; Po.
tomac No. s, OGto Der 49, address by Brother l.. II.
Patterson, p. s. r.; Anchor No. 0, October 10, ad-
dress by Brother John w. Thompson, g. T.. WASH
ington No. 6, October 90 address by Brother Ed.
Bawsel, G. s.: Excelsior No. IL, October 23 address
by Brother L. C. Crump, G. A.; Capital No. H. Oc-
tober %, address by Brother d. g. Eicheberger, p.
NJ; Friendship No. 7, October 26, address by
Brother II. f. Weaver p. g. A. Lafayette No. ID,
October 81, address by Brother J. T. Dunbar, ]. NJ.
:. Comp. James P. Pearson, NJ 4; g. High Priest,
f. a. A. NJ, has appointed the official visitation to
the constituent chapters rs follows: Columbia No.
|, Wednesday, November 10; Washington No. 2,
Thursday, November 0; Mount Vernon No. 3,
Monday, November ~; Eureka No. 4, Friday, No.
vember 10; lafayette No. Especially, Friday, No
vember l7 Washington Naval No. G, Tuesday, No
yember "a; Mount HOreb, No. 7, Thursday, No
vember 49, Potomac No. 8, Tuesday, November %
-4
CoAL-oIL or petroleum may be very nice for
illuminating or lubricaling purposes but surely II
is not the pro per thing to cure cough with. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is looked upon as the standard
cough remedy
National Republican., 1882-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcisI Transnctions M Recorded
Saturday.


Mr.. J. T. olmstcad presents the following trans
actions in real estate IN the District Saturday. ms
reported 10 him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
On Corcornn street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west, sublot ia and.part OF 7,
square 2i0 ~ feet inches front by depth Of lot Go
iise, and feet Of lot ~, John Sherman to Charles
II. Knight, 5000.
On Eighteenth street west between q and II
streets north, part lot 90 square lI 3l feet front
BY 80 ieetl W E. Burford ct a trustees, to George
8. Kraft s4,5l0.
On Tenth street west, between @ and streets
north, subots %, 20, and so. square 336 go feet
front by 90 foct, the heirs of William Higgins to
John Prescott, 81, 1925.
Lot 25 OF Nj. Fitzgcrald's subdivision OF south of
square 5l6, Margaret Fitzgerald to Mary Enders,
81 Ais.
Adjoining next above described property, lot
q, Margaret Fitzgerald to w. j. Nnylor. S2, $50.
On Third street west, between and streets
north part of subot a. square 527 IA feet front by
Sc ieet, Roger Sullivan to Ellen Carrico, nominal.
On II street north, between Seventh and Eighth
streets east sublot Is, square 405 Q756 feet fr.nt
by d y feeO Josephine Burford TO Emanuel Piier-
lug. $500.
on Twelfth street cast between and d streets
SOUTH south part OF lot II, square 1,OlS (22 feet
front by 81 fceO Jano Cath. Berkeley to George X.
Herbert $3.50.
On b street north, between Thirteenth and Four.
teenth streets east lot and part of g. square 1888
Geo feet front by 15l feet inehes) George q. Col
gate to Bette +. Nailor 81 600
Columbia Heights John Sherman's subdivision,
part Of lot 9. block so, Annette f. Keller TO Downs
l.. Wilson, 5000.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
Saturday. Police t,,,,r. No,cs

The case against George W. Mantz for carrying
cone called weapons has been dismissed.
Edward Bender a colored hoy 10 yolrs of age,
was sentenced to six months i'll jail for larceny
from MIR. George L. Frost.
In the case of Michael Foley, arrested for viola
ton of the tax laws, 1t was shown TINT lev ~ r
chased the furniture from parties in Baltimore and
sold it ataucion. Judge Suell took the case un Itr
ndyisemcnt.
August Dyson. q young colored man, was fined
s. or fifteen days in the wOrkhouse for inilicting
unnecessary cruelty on hoise- Ly whipping 1t in
West Washington. Daniel ConnOr was fined So or
fifteen days for driving a sore hoise.
Annie Carter, the eight. .ycar-od girl who stole
shirt from the store OF S. d. Ellery g. Co., was
fined SIS or fifteen days.
William X. Stuart, butcher, charged with deal
ing in canned meat without license, produced
his license and the case was nolle pressed.
Bruce Forester, q small colored boy, was fined
So for throwing stones at Sara Quit, little coloreu
girl
National Republican., 1882-10-09
M'KIN N NEY-PAGE,
Saturdays single scuIl Rnce-McAinney
Wins by Five Lengths.

Saturdays single scull race was fitting conclu-
sion the interesting aquatic sports of the past week,
and the result was anticipated with unabating in
terest by the friends of both Mckinney and Page.
When the tug Kate steamed out upon the course
she had on board the referee, MIR. John w. Corson,
of the Analostan club; Col. George X. Crump, Col
lonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, and Congress Hall,
Cape May. who was in the city on behalf of, the
regatta committee of the Bi-Centennial celebra-
tfon Of the 2Oth Messrs. John L. Kennedy, Miller
Wheatey, Cropley, Morgan, Johnston, Dodge,
Wilmington OF the Potomac club; Messrs. II. c..
and w. c. Mckinney, Noyes, Hood, Marshall
Douglass, and others Of the Analostans.; Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. q. I. Carpenter,
Major Apple ton, judge for Mckinney and R. E.
Pairo, judge for Page. Mckinney had the position
near The District shore and Page the Virginia side
Of the river, the latter obtaining lead of three
lengths on the first quarter of the course.
but being oyertaken by Mckinney little
below Easbys Point, failed to recover lost ground,
and Mckinney finally crossed the line some five
lengths ahead. Time-McKinney 1922 5S Page,
10:40l4. Tonight Colonel Corkhill, on behalf Of
the donors. will present the prizes won at the re-
gatta to the committees of the Columbia and Poto-
mac clubs at the Riggs House. 1t is not yet fully
determined whether the senior crew of the Co.
lnmbas win take part in the Philadelphia regatta
of the 26th Some members of The Potomac Club
favor sending Mckinney there. match race be-
tween Smith, Of the Columbias, and Cropley, of
the Pltomacs, is also talked of.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
SOUTHERN NOTES.

ycksburg has new cotton compress The
Herald says 1t handle $1,000 bales OF new cot
ton, and tn c city is proud of it.
Twenty one Dominican nuns have been taken
to Galveston from Ohio by Bishop Gallagher to
establish a convent and school there.
Columbus, Ca, has ten cotton mills, and the
Mississippi papers feel bad about it, because they
claim their State to be the richest for cotton.
The residents of the localities overfowed by the
Mississippi last fall have been greatly afflicted by
sickness this year. Many hundreds have died
and children are especially afflicted.
New Orleans is making strenuous efforts to have
Bonnet Care crevasse closed. The engineers esti-
mate that it will cost about 100000 to repair that
immense break in the leyee, and about $4,000 of
that amount has been subscribed.
The Della ReuieiU, of Greenville, Miss in an :
nouncing that Hon. b. X. Bruce will speak there
during the present campaign, says " If Judge
Jelords wants white votes ne must understand
that his Republican supporters must go SLOW"
A gentleman writing from Georgia to friend In
Washington, says that Governor Colquitt Will
probably succeed the late Senator Hill to the
United States Senate. The election Of Senator will
take place at the next session OF the legislature to
be held this fall.
A Memphis paper speaks of a river steamer this
way: "The grand - whose superb cabin re-
calls to memory pictures of the sumptuous mag
nicence oil palaces described in the gorgeous story
of the arabian Nights;" whose power is giant
like whose speed is marvellous, and whose tab s
are feast for princely epicureans, will be at our
wharf this morning" Mighty fine writing, hat
National Republican., 1882-10-09
Tho crininnl cnnr,

The June term of the criminal court, Justice
Wylle, will be convened to-day. There is heavy
docket TO be disposed of and several important
cases will be tried. The following Is to.day's as
slgnmaeht: AuSuSt p, brooks, aiiaS EawaIa H. Dent,
affidavit in support of pension claim; Edward
Joyce larceny; Michael Knighton, assault; Ar
thur Flynn, affray; Alfred Cannon, assault; Will
liam Sweeney assault; Joseph Coleman assault
The case of A. G. Suteldo. for the murder of his
brother and for assault with intent TO kill Car-
euce NJ. Barton, has by mutual consent, been post
poned for few days. The grand jury will also
commence It's labors to-day.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
A the MhnrYca.

The following new arrivals have been reported
by Harbormaster Sutton: Schooner Kate Waters,
Captain Landn, 1,lS5 bushels sweet potatoes for
city dealers; schooner Ocean Queen, Captain Bun
dick, 200 bushels oysters; pungy Climax, Captain
Cryer, 800 bushels oysters; schooner Annie Glib
son, Captain Kelly 400 bushels oysters; schooner
John Francis, Captain Evans, 900 bushels oysters;
s1oop John L. Brooks, Captain Young $50 bushels
oysters schooner General Price, Captain McCrea
125 bushels oysters; schooner j. C. Naname, Cap
tain Lawrence, 800 bushels oysters; schooner W.
d. Hilton, Captain Herner, 493 tons coal for city
dealers barge r. j. Mitchell, Captain Shcarly, Ito
tons coal for L. l.. Blake; barge j. w. Carter, Cap
tain Fields, Ill tons coal for Johnson & Bros. {:
schooner Hedson, Captain Griffith, 90 cords wood
for j. o. Carter; schooner Mid Horner, Captain
Weston, S5 cords wood for j. o, Carter,
National Republican., 1882-10-09
Trustees Sale.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTiONEERS,
927 L street northwest.

PROVED REAL EST ATE SITUATE IN MOUNT
PLEASANT, FRONTING UPON HOWARD
STREET
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated June 81, A. d.
1878, and duly recorded In Liber No i29 folio i, one
of the land records for the District of Columbia and
at the request of the holder of the notes secured
thereby, shall, surviving trustee sell ut puolic
auction. In front of the premises on TUESDAY, tho
l7th day of October, a. d. 1882 ut o'clock p nl the
following described real estate, situate in the county
of Washington, District aforesaid and being lois num-
bered twenty-one (2il and twenty-five (2), in :. 7.
Outlet low called "Mopnt Pleasant" together with
all the improvements. If any, &c.
stnlmonts, payable In six, twelve, and eighteen
months with interest," and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property Sold all cash at option of pur-
chaser. fiy dollars deposit on each parcel at time
OF sale. All cOnveynncing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
from the day of sale.
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
Surviving Trustee.
VIM, NJ, SMITH, Salesman. oci- WFM&ds
National Republican., 1882-10-09
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at the Various Dis
tries Offices.


At the meeting of the Beard of Commissioners
Saturday the following was passed: "Ordered
that the limit Of ono square within which the
selling of liquor BY retail license Is prohibited
shall be determined In practice by distance of
AGO feet measured in any direction from the build
Ing line OF all school buildings owned or occupied
by the District government"
The engineer department has been directed by
the Commissioners TO abntean aggravated nuisance
on D street, between Fuur-nnG-a nGli street and
Maryland avenue southwest.
The Commissioners have received II letter from
the Secretary OF the Navy requesting the pruning
of tho trees that interfere with tho telegraph
wires between the Navy Department and the
navy-yard. In reply. they state that they have
uniformly declined 10 sacrifice the trees along the
line Of telegraph wires, Ond feel compelled to do
so in this case.
The examining committee Saturday approved
the application of John t. Esloii for a liquor
license.
Admiral Bryson was granted permit for the
erection of a handsome bricl; dwelling Mt Eish-
tecnth street and Connecticut avenue, which will
cost about Sl2, 900.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
AUCTION SALES.
j. II. Coldwell,
REAI. ESTATE AuCrIONEER

TRgsTEEs SALE OF DEsInAnLET, Z, ! ,PRyoPp;; , y5[p;
ENTY-TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
nMELLINq No III FIFTH STREET NoHtr,5dir, ,ir
BRICK DWELLING NO. 1882 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of n deed of trust 10 Charles HerzberG
and myself dated October A. ID. 1880, duly recorded
In Liber No, 05 folio ioi Ct seqr one of me Lhna
Records for the District OF Columbia and o. tne re-
quest of the parties secured thereby as survVihg
trustee shall sell a. public euelI9p IN fT9nh 81 tnp "a
lSs2 the following described rgal estate situate N te
49O o'clock p n all the north part o. lot mnmSeISd @
eleven ul), in square numbered i've hunurei hnu
fourteen iD, fronting twenty O feet on Elm i!ll
street. by n depth of one hundred ana twenty tlzUl
feet together with the Improvements, &c. AtSoclock
ID. M all the south pnrt of lot numbered eleNen
in in square numbered four hundred and ole C4Ol
fronting twenty-five (2) feet on Eighth street, ny
depth of ninetynne (09 feet four ~ inches together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: 5000 on the Flfh street property and
5000 on the Eighth street property in cash. and the
balance in one and two years at per cent interest,"
secured by deed trust on the property SOLD or all
cash. option of the purchaser. deposit of slO0 re-
quired on eGch house, and all conyeyancing at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with IN seven
days, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property, after Ave days adyei tisenent;
]. Is. EISEMAN,
Surviving Trustee.
g. WOLF, Attorney. ocEWFM&ds
National Republican., 1882-10-09
Funeral OF John r.. murray.

The funeral of Mr.. John r. Murray took place
from his late residence. PIT Fourand-a-
half street northwest and was largely attended,
floral tributes Rev Father Walter was the Off
ciating clergyman. The pall-bearers were James
l.. Barbour. John II. Semmes, W. d. Wyyill, Jo-
seph Shillington, J. II. Blacktan, and William ii.
Morrison. The interment was in the family vault,
Congressional cemetery,
National Republican., 1882-10-09
ARCH ARCHERS.
Archery Tcurnament-Excel
lent Sh0Oting-The winners.

Saturdays Archery Tcurnamsnt-Excer-
lent shooting-The winners.
The fairest Of days enabled the archery clubs of
this city TO score an enyiable success Saturday
upon the occasion of their first grand contests in
this city, at the club grounds on Columbia Heights
which presented gay and pleasing sight when
at about IL o'clt ok IT, fur HTolIers in handsome
costumes, their gentlemen escorts and competitors
and the large number of guests and spectators
filed The grounds. The results of the day Justify
the bonst that in this, as In in every other agreCa.
BILE sport taken hold Of by Washington people, ac-
complishment that challenges rivalry may be cx-
pected. The regular teams have already been
published in these columns ANA the successful
contestants were as follows: In the first ladies
teautiiul gold arrow. Second team Mrs. 3. D.
Butcher score, 2C9; prize, set of arrows. Third
team, Miss Alice Burnside, score 1885, prize set of
arrows. Next followed tho contest between
THE GENTLEMEN
end the winners were: First team, Mr.. w. A. Bart
lett score 33S prize, q beautiful gold pin; second
team, Mr.: ". Flint, score S19, prize, half dozen ar
prize, arrow; fourth team, Mr.. J. F. Paret, score
ls9, prize, box of arrows: In the first team Mr..
42S and IA respectively, but were both handi-
capped % per cent In the contest between the
Sandy Spring and Baltimore teams the contest.
Messrs. j. Ward Wilson, Hoffecker, and Evers
sld 2 Sl The tagyt and
Brooke, Of the winning team, scored 4la. Then
followed the ladies' teams, composed as follows
Sandy Spring. Mrs. e. +; Brooke and Miss D.
g. scott, Miss L. Mallory, Miss L. Sailors, Miss NJ
Elliott, and Miss NJ. sehoolield. The Sandy Spring
team scored $40, and the Baltimores 252, the for
mer securing the prize target and arrows
The next prize, II fancy box Of fine French can
dies was coinpeted for by Misses Florence Craw
ford. Gertrude Huntingdon, and Bernini Clark, of
the. Washington Institute Young Ladies' Club
and won by Miss Crawford. Mrs. Will.
son, Miss Ringold, Miss Mallory, Miss
Elliott and Miss Keuney of Baltimore comptted
for the next prize fancy bow. 1t was Carried off
by Mrs. WILSON who scored Ia. The gentlemen
archers sho )ting at the same range were Mr. Ell.
Talcott, OF this city; Mr.. Harry Stabler, of sandy
Spring, find II. Taylor, of Washington. A beaud-
ful bow was the prize, won by MIR. Ed. Talcott,
score, 241.
National Republican., 1882-10-09

By virtue of writ of Gera facas issued out Of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and TO me directed will sell at public
sale for cash. In front of the courthouse door of said
District. on SATURDAY. the 21st day Of October,
1882, at IL o'clock NJ all the right, title, claim,
and interest the defendant in and to the following
descriosd property, to Wit; Lot numbered seventy
bered 4wo hpndred and fortycone S2iih as laid out
and recorded in lber II X, folio 30 IN the office
of the surveyor of sad District March ISL IN the
city Of Washington, said District. together with all
and singular the impr provements thereon. Levied
npon tie property of the defendant, Silas Hunt
ley to satisfy execution No CO.'S equity In favor of
G. L. HENRY,
US Marshal,
THoM AS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
oc,dts
National Republican., 1882-10-09
John sherman & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCrIONEEHS.
Qo- II ct root mort thNpyt
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOFT IN MOUNT PLEA
ANT. COUNTY OE WASHINGTON. ID. q.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN MOUNT PLEAS
ANT. COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ID. O.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated August H. 1879
and duly recorded In Llber 49, folio 2O of the Land
Records or the District of Columbia and nt the re-
quest of the party secured thereby, shall sell ut
public auction, IN front of the premises on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of October, a. d. 1882, AT o'clock
p. M. the following described real estate situate In
the county of Washington, District of Columbia to
wit The west half of lot twenty-nine (2a) in s. z.
Browns subdivision of Pleasant Plains and Lainar's
Outlet sinoe called Mount Pleasant" together with
the easements heredtaments and nppurtenances to
tho same belonging
Terms of sale; The amount ofindebtedness secured
by said deed of trust unpaid with the expenses of
sale In cash; and the balance at six and twelve
months for which the notes of the purchaser bearing
interest from the day of SALE and secured by deed of
trust the property sold will be taken. slO0 deposit
at time of sale. All conveyancng at purchasers COST
ANDREW b. DUVALL, Surviving Trustee,
ocidtSds No. 4j2 Louisiana avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1882-10-09

To THE F5NHsyEE4ElA T5kf Ry4f RsS R9gER sgIlwn,r
STEEL EvHkE mAI IEAgk
rnArss u HEE2T wHsaiRgos% wgaFTHNata a 1S 5 station
For pssSr OF sh ibs 9Ha d y looys
Line e9o a M daily, with Sleeping tars rom liar.
naI Mall Express, $50 p M, daily for ri ttsSurs tST
BALTISioRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara,
rom %ashinslton 10 }anandasSa d WIN f"'''e Cars
For Williamsport, I.9ck Haven, and Elmlra, at G3o
For New York anl the East sCoa. M, 1880 "a. r Isl
p m ana Esd ri hxpTess pa sqndq Of Pa@sa 5 S P4 asa
For brooklyn, n. Ian through IfaIns connect at
ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
ferrage across Now York city.
and p R On On Sunday nd KS & 5o All ad IL iSgo SI \
m. Limited Express, eSO u. m. daily, except sun
For baltimore GAO, 500, 93O 1880 a. m and 1880 4:s
d;iO O:2O 73D, O;50 and lO2O p. m On Sunday, 500,
For Popes Creek Line, 6:iO d. M and 44O D. nj. daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANpRIA AND pEREpER1oKsBuRG RAIL.
MAf AMP aLEHANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Alexandria 6:2O 200 go, IlOo, and lies a. m,
5:9O ii:OO, ana i;35 a, M, and 500 p M "'''''
For R!chmond and the south, 6;9oand i25a. m daily.
Trains i9ave AicxSndra f3r Wellington. 600. n2o,
500 AND 1910 q NJ, lSil %ol i:o 70o aud 9;-o p m,
ann M issy y}o and aop i M, sunday " 'o SUI ana o'
Tickets aud nformut at the office northeast cor
Ss nSg OF At e sTfS WScs nd eS % In op
checking of baggage to destination nom hotels and
!. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MAJ aser. seiS
National Republican., 1882-10-09
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Total. otal........'.............."...'
TDtnl.


The Columbias met the Stars, Jr, Saturday, the
game resulting in victory for the Columbias by
score of 16 Ia II, the features of the game being
the heavy hntting of Burke mud Apple, and the
fielding of Young at first and Apple at second.
The columbia College nine defeated the High
School Saturday by O score OF 20 tod
National Republican., 1882-10-09
IL Your LIVER Out or OrderY

Then is your whole system deranged. The blood
eche, feel languid, .dispiriled aud nervous. TC
prevent more serious condition, take ut once
simmons Liver Regulator
Genuine PIE. ared only by J. II. Zellin d Co.
National Republican., 1882-10-09
THNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE 10 THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WLSr AND " t9T. =

Schedule IN effect September ~, lss2:
ElO a. m.-New Orleans Mall daily, making close
connections 10 all points South and South vest
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
Via Dnnville to Atlanta, and Atlanta 10 New
Orleans; also Washington to New Orleans yia
Lynchhurg and Bristol. "
$50 a. m.-Louisyille Fast Line, daily via Char
lottesville, Huntington. and Lexington, to Lii-
oinnntl Louisville, and all southwestern points,
making direct connections, and With solid tran
ana Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington 10
1885 p M Southern Mail and Express, daily. to MI
points South. Southeast, aud southwest via Dam
vile and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington to Charleston. Marks Seepnr
Chair Cars between Wash ngtoa and Danvile.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7;o q. m
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton
- take d;l0 a. m. train, daily
For tickets and all information inquire at Com,
pany's OFFICE COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
depot Ohoe, Gol Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system
NJ. SLAUG HTER, n, MACDANIEL
General Passenger Agent, Agent
SOL III AS, Traffic Manager. solS