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National Republican., 1882-06-10

The Commissioners yesterday granted permis-
sion to the Alexandria Light Infantry TO pass
through the District under arms on their way 70
the reunion ut Baltimore.
The building inspector yesterday condemned
the buildng at the northeast corner of Seventh
street and Louisiana avenue northwest.
Mr. Is. II. Warner has sent to the Commissioners
q note declining TO act arbitrator ia the OF
opening MI alley in square 159.
Thc District Commissioners and employees of the
District offices contemplate the purchase of life
size, hnlflength, crayon portrait of the late Eng
ncer Commissioner Twining, which will be hung
ON tile walls Of the Commissioners office. SUBJ
scriplion list has been started among the employees.
and tho Commissioners have been requested to
take action in the matter.
The Commissioners have notified some parties
living in the neighborhood 0fQ and X and Seven
teenth streets aud New Hampshire avenue, that n
nuisance Is caused by pond of stagnent water in
a lot between these sticcts, and requests them to
have the nuisance nbated MS soon as possible.
Mr.. John X. Lydecker and ex-RepresenativC
Olricn. of New York, called upon Engineer COM
missioner Garrett j. Lydccker at the District
buildings yesterday.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

GEORGErOWN STATION
Advertised June ~.
GENTLESiRNS LI-,f
| Best Herbert klne, WHIT
| Brown 'rom SaundeFs, Charles
| Ford. n S
National Republican., 1882-06-10
DISTRICT COURTS.

PRoBArn CouRT-JusTIcE HAGNER.-Estnte of
Jacob Hess; petition of Samuel r. Bond for admins
traton, order of publication returnabe July 4. Es-
tate of Louis Leclerc; will, petition. and order filed.
Estate of Joseph Henry; release OF bond filed. Es-
tate of George sidney Lovat; inventory OF personal
estate returned. Inventory of personal estate of
Mary n. Whtall returned. Estate of John Wesley
Johnson petition and order authorizing correction
OF record. VIII of Thomas Mcdonnell proved by the
two surviving witnesses; petition and order admit
ting to probate and record. Petition of Golfer
T. Bride for appointment as guardian to Francis
Poland Crown filed. VIII of Nathaniel Turner fully
proven. Estate OF Susanna Jouvenal; citation
against executor returned served. WIN of Sophia Il.
and another one filed. Estate OF John o. Evans; or.
der 10 sell personal estate Estate of Frank =. Hill
order requiring Mary Il. lIill TO have viii proved
aud take out letters tes,anentary on Wednesday,
June H. 1882 WIN of James Il. Barr fully proved and
letters testnmentnry issued t. w. III. Young on bond
Ofs5OOo number OF accounts were passed and ap-
proved.
EouIrY CoURT-JUsTIcE HAGNER.-0zment VS.
OznIent; divorce IA vincuO mntrmon granted Ball
VIZ. Ball; The same. Swami Swami: appearance
OF absent defendants ordered. Given VS.. Wheeler
pro conlesso made absolute and reference TO examiner
ordered. Iynhlm va. Lynham; rule of defendant
returnabe June 10 granted. Keller VS.. Keller: tcsi
mony before Chas. A. Walter ordered taken. Ad-
journed till Monday Mt 10 a. m. Assignment-Caen-
dar Nos. I, 2. T. 8, 7, 4. y, 10, II and IL.
VS.. Cissell, garnisiee; Judgment of condemnation
Strong VS. Barbour; Jury respted. Jury respiteC
until Monday. Adjourned till 10 m. to-day. De
murrers. Assignment for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos
I3 rs 1885, no. l4i, ii2 ii3. ii, las. 1, 49, L. 90
81. ~ and l0l.
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nnI,Imorc general Market.

BALTIMORE, June 9.-Cotton firm middling. i2iSc.
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and West
ern superne, % 1904 80 do extra, q T505 IS. do
family, t5 s5d7 co. City Mills superfiue, ~ L0d4 75;
do extra, S5 O07 80; Rio brands n 25dT 81; baltimore
high grade family, IS 90; do winter wheat. patent,
1870. wheat-southern quiet; do. Western easier
southern red. 81 35D1 as do amber, 81 400 a. No.
Maryland, 81 1901 A.; No 2Western winter red spot
~ sOdi inA; June 81 Eef bid. July, 81 G3lfDi 2aii;
August, 81 lSag1 lS9; September, t1 iSSAs ask ed.
Iofn-ssouthern stcady Western dull; southern
white, 93c; do yellow, sec: Western mixed,
June, as0iic; July 7pjI6DsOc; August s0SldS0lsc.
Oats quiet and firm; southern, CJ@G2c; Western
white, b0 GtG2c, do Mixed hSC15nc Pennsylvania
Go&e,c Rye dull md nonlinay at 75CGsoc. Hay
du prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland.
sl7 OOlsO % Provisions stronger, with higher ten
dcncy pork, go 2JD2l Co bulk neats-should
and clearrib sides packed, 9E@l29sc; bacon-shoul.
dcrs, l0sc: ceur-rb sides, l3tc; hams 5h6iGc lard.
refined. l2it Bnter steady. Western, packed. 1870
lSc.; creamery. 225c. Eggs about steady nt 23f.lc
CoiIee dull; RIO earSoes, Ordinary to n,ir s4getc.
Receipts-Flour igJ barrels; wheat, io023 bushels;
corn 92l2 bushels oats l0 bushels: rye none. ship
ments-Wheat, 500 bushels; corn. 1929 bushels.
Salcs-Wheat, l67, 10. bushels corn, q SIS bushels
National Republican., 1882-06-10

NEW YoRK. June 0.-Southern flour dull and drooT- =
do. % 50dS00 Corn unsettled and hOgliEc lower,
export trading very light. with fair speculative
bu iness, closing weak Mt the inside rates; ungraded
73CD79Hc; No. ., 77IsGpTc; June, 77@D7shc Oats
Cash lots heDkc better; options lsGic lower and
weak, aud trade moderate; No. 5, 5sc. Coffee un-
changed In price and dull. sugar dun and weak,
Porto Rico Muscavado. 7lfc; 81. Domingo centrifugal
95c; test sac do Porto Rico, 05c; test Ssc fair to
good refining quoted at 7aes7tc. refined steady and
@slsc; yellow do, s0gs,4c; yellow 7S6gIsc or A, 81
gsc; mould a, 9Sc: standard A, eS@shc confec-
dered, lOS@io'sc; granuated. ,9aG cubes. ioAc
and rather quiet Pork Is6D25c per barrel higher
and strong, with moderate business; mess, spot
slg 6 old ~ 50 July, t0 a0aD ~ August, $50 *
02O CO. Middles ht Id very strong aud supply light
long clear, I26li2Ac Lard opened z,aCo5c higher and
closed dull and weak; advance lost, with fair specu
lRye business; prime steam, spot quoted mt ell ~
60ii 75 June, Ell 72So 75; July Ell 7O9il GJG; city
National Republican., 1882-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmcIai transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr.. J. r. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday as
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Sixth street cnst l62 feet inches by l05 feet
inch NJ street north, running through 10 Boundary
street part OF square s2s Isabella Johnston 10 James
Is. Wilmer. e. ,Gji5
South q street. pnrt Of lots 10 and ~ square ST (il
feet front by Oi feet ineh) Ellen Welch TO Thomas
Folks, nominal.
on Massachusetts avenue, between First and Sec
ond streets east subut 49, square ~ 6R feet front
by depth, Edward ID. Emerson 10 Margaret B. Bush
$500
On Massachusetts avenue. between First and Sec.
ond street es sui lot ~ square IL lG67 feet front
by depth), Edward d. Emerson 10 Mary NJ. trick,
S3O1Q
on Fourth street west between Il and ID streets
north. lot e. square 532 (5i feet inch by g3 feet az
inches). Charles f. Myers TO Emma 1. odlvie, nomi-
nal.
on Ninth street west, between north T. aud Q
streets sblot H. square 5 az feet gS Inches by 10
feetl. w. A. Cunningham 10 William NJ Hodges
{2.lOO.
on Twentieth street west, between NJ and n streets
north, subot 49, square ~ GO feet inches front by
depth), Charles II. knight 10 Emma @. States, $780,
On Nineteenth street west, between and n streets
lot % 6 (66 feet frOnt by 40 feet 10 inches)
Robert Payne to David King, 500
ON : street north, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets west sublot 23 square 20G IN feet i'm
ches by 100 feetj, William II. DOSAGE TO Mary Jane
RNat
National Republican., 1882-06-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Grace Church festival has been very successful.
The Cor. Grafton Court will open its June term
on Monday.
The jail population has increased and there are
now fifteen persons confined therein.
The Washington and Western Railroad depot
building in this city is to be repaired and re-
painted.
G. r. Magilton has arrived here from North
Carolina TO take position on the Washington
aud Western Railroad.
Rev. W. II, Forsyth, presiding elder Of the NJ. E.
Church, spoke on temperance at the hall OF the
Reform Club last night
Right Rev. J. J. Keene, bishop Of Richmond,
will reach here to-day and administer condrma-
ton at st. Mary's Church Tomorrow.
The steamer Mystic left the ship yard yesterday
for Washington. The Mystic Is in frst-rate condi-
uon, having been fitted up with view OF run
ming excursions during the summer.
As an evidence Of the increased movement in
real property here, 1t may be stated that 90 per
cent. more deeds have been admitted this year
than during similar months in any OF the past four
Yeas.
r. H. Hayoner esq has resigned his position
as superlnlendent OF The Washington and Western
Railroad, and II is understood that Mr.. Hector
MeLain, Of North Carolina, will be appointed 70
I'LL the vacancy.
The commencement exercises OF the Theologl-
cal Seminary and Episcopal High School viii
begin on Wednesday, the 2lst Instant, and con-
unue three days, concluding with ordination SER
vices in the chapel OF the Seminary on Friday, the
sd.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
Police Court Notes.

Tilie Robinson, a colored servant. was sentenced
TO jail for thirty days by Judge Smell Yesterday for
employer.
Thomas McGraugh WAS before Judge Smell yes
terday for driving a horse with tumor in its eye,
and was given thirty days TO have surgical opera
ton performed.
Messrs Harvey & Holden, restaurateurs, were
charged with keeping an oren bar on Sunday
and introduced testimony showing that liquor had
not been sold ut the bar, but had been carried up
sairs 10 persons who were taking meals. Judge
Smell gaSc Judgment against the defendants, and
mn appeal WAS noted,
National Republican., 1882-06-10
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lishcd each day, rs furnished by the Washington
Aqucduct ofice, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement; Very turbid 0 TO s; turbid,
to IS; slightly turbd Is to %; clear, % to &c.
Condition Of the water, June friday, at
Great Falls, %; at receiving reservoir, 49, at dis
tributing reservoir. "a.
Schooner Il. j. Palmer from stonington, Conn,
has arrived, loaded with paving blocks flor tho
District government.
Austin Herr shipped per Lady Of the Lake yes
tcrday GOO bushels Of cornmeal 10 Norfolk.
Messrs Hartley Bros. received per canal boat ii.
NJ Talbot $50 bushels of wheat 700 bushels OF
corn and % tons of hay.
The Columbia Club regatta, which takes place
this evening Mt 80 p. M, will no doubt be very
enjoyable uffair, as all of their entertainments
are Amer the races are over a hop Will be
given in their handsome boat house.
There were 1900 herring sold yesterday at &c 10
81 per 600 and 800 shad at SIC 70 S21 per 100.
High tide Saturday. June 10, 2:22 q. M and
2:i7 p. M. June ii Sunday at $lS a. IN. and IA
p. IN.
Mr.. John c. Hunter, soil street, after long
illness, died yesterday afternoon at O'Clock OF
organic trouble Of the heart. Mr.. Hunter was en-
ployed a, a clerk in the War Department, and
very highly respected by nll who knew him.
-A-
National Republican., 1882-06-10
TWO prvoRoEs GRANTED.


and Lucy from Robert g. OSnient.
Catherine p. Ball, by her next friend, Hannah
A. Chnppel, was yesterday divorced by Judge
Hagner from Charles A. Ball. They were married
in Washington County, Pennsylvania, In Novem.
Der, 1877 the plaintiff at that time being only 16
years old They lived together as man and wifc
until July g. 1880, when the defendant sent her to
her mother. and informed her that he would not
return 10 her. She is given the custody Of her two
children.
Judge Hagner also yesterday granted Lucy OF.
mcnt a divorce from Robert G. Ozment She was
married March o. 1877 at Greensboro, N. G., being
then only 10 years OF age, aud hor husband 40.
They lived together as husband and wife until
April II, 1879, the plaintiff behaving herself as
dutifu and faithful wife, when the defendant de-
serted her without any just cause, and has since
continued such dcsertion The defendant has
contributed nothing TO her support since that
time. She was granted permission to resume her
maiden nnmc OF Lucy Mead
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The will previously executed by Sophia Bertha
Reese, In place of the one against which a caveat
was fled, was yesterday filed with the Register.
by virtue of n deed made June 6, 1866, sho directs
Francis Dleste, his heirs and assigns forever lot
], square 5l2, to be held by the trustee men
toned in the deed, for the use OF the said Destc
The devise is subject to the conditions that during
the lifetime of tho testatrix aud her husband
Dieste shall keep the property in good repair,
insured, and pay taxes at HIS own expense.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The will of Thomas Mcdonald was yesterday
filed with the Register. The ,estator makes the
following bequests: He valves any right or claim
he may have in any registered bonds stocks, or
insurance standing in the name of bis wife. Mary
Cecilia Mcdonald; he bcqueaths all his real and
personal property to his wife for liie with power
to sell II necessary. At her death, If any real or
divided among certain relatives according 10
specific instructions given. Mary Cecilia Nc
Donald and +. Marcellus Cox aie appointed execu-
tar
National Republican., 1882-06-10
United States Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of o writ Of fieri iaclis, issued ont Of
the Clerks office OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, and TO mo directed, will
sell at public sale for cnsl at the Court-Houso
door of said District, on TUESDAY. the 18Th uay OF
and interest OF the defendant, Henry Birch in and to
the following property to wit; Part of lot
numbered In square ~. beginning for the same ht "a
point on TwenyhIst street west y feet north of
southwest corner OF said lot 4, aud running thence
east feet; thence north rs feet inches; thence
west s. feet thence north ieet thence west ~ ieet
thence south along the lire OF Twenty-frst street
west, feet inches to the place OF beginning; In the
city Of Washington, said District together with all
and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property OF the defendant, Henry Birch,
TO satisfy execution No. 5gs Equity Docket H. In f
G. Il. HENRY,
United states Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
mn2idts
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The funeral Of the late Andrew J. Joyce will
take place from st. Matthews Church, Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock The following gentlemen
will act as honorary pail bearers H. Clay Stewart,
Thomas Mclaughlin, Charles q. Ball, Patrick
Jordon DIR. ID. b Clarke, and J. II. Lehman. The
active bearers will be employees from his carriage
manuufactory. The body will be inferred in the
family lot at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
DTII-

ALIG.-0n June 0, at 2:I5 p. ni., after long and
painful Illness. Rev MATTHIAS AIlo.
The funeral will take place from st. Mnrys Church.
at G3l n M, June L. Tie reverend clergy nre in
vited to attend. -
JoYCE-On the sth OF June, 1882 at o'clock q. m
ANDREW j. JOYCE, aged u years.
Funeral services at his late residence 1924 Eleventh
street northwest on saturday, June 10, at G3o n n
Requem mass ut st. Matthew's Church nt 10 o. IN.
Relatives and friends OF the family are Invited TO Mt
tend. ~
National Republican., 1882-06-10
HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and RiscuitswllI be guaranteed f
you use CERfaS, the celebrated minnesota
ratent;]rToeess Process Flour, which was awarded the he
the National Fair In 1879, aud again the
First Premium, IN the shape of avery handsomegold
medal, In 1880 and 1891. The milers claim that
barrel OF Ceres will out forty loayes more bread
than any other Hour In America. krERAING'S
81. LOUIS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
Winter Wheat Patent Fours ever offered 10 the trade.
IL unexcellod by any other Patent except Ceres and
will please the most eKncling housokeeper and
SATISFY tie most fastidIous epicure. REL1ANCE.
o splendid Miunesota Patent Flour, made by
the celebrated Hungarian Process. IL ~
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
Of all classes, and we guarantee VII give satisiHc'
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour OF the District and equal TO great many so
called Patent nours The lnillers or manui,cturors
OF Golden ill have spent about Si0 900 In remOdeng
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden llill is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but Il is really u
patent -four with the great advantage that II can he
bought for considerably less money than great many
Patent Process hOurs not near Ms white nor as nutr
tous as doldeu lIill. FOR sale hy AL Grocers Whole
sale Depot, corner First street nnd Indiana avenue
WM, W, GAIT y co., who arc also the solo
brated selfRalslng Flour and BuckwheaL iR3O
National Republican., 1882-06-10

The youthful color and rich luster are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use of Parker's Hail
Balsam, harmless dressing highly esteemed fol
its perfume aud purity.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

New YORK, June 9.-Money loaned up from $50
per cent. ana closed at $685. per cent. Exchange
was steady ls6si@isGA for long and ls06isos for
short sight Governments were unchanged. except
for As registered, which q per cent higher. State
bonds are without feature, except for Tennessee
mixed which are per cent, lover. Railroad bonds
were irregiilnr. Transactions aggregated 5l0l0JJ
BIuTes, Including Delaware. Lackawnnna and West
ern 236Og Denver Aud Itlo Granle, lIOg EI o.
l2,5OG kans,rs Texas, $500 Lake Shore 2i,lu,
Louisville aud Nashville. 5l.il0; MnsanH Pacific,
lGOO6 New Jersey Central, 1915 New York Central,
II is0G Noitlern Piieifc al.iOt hcadinr. 1000 81.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

ALEXANDRIA,, June 9-Flour Is quiet at quotations.
Wheat is shade nrmer, but the receipts are light,
only 200 bushels sold today at 81 80 for Futz,
81 80 for mixed and 81 20 for LancasCr 1000 bushels
Of corn were offered and sales made at 92c for
white. Nothing doing In rye or oats
National Republican., 1882-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
United States NTarshal's Sale.


by virtue OF writ Of ferl lacias issued out OF tho
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia and 10 me directed, VIII sell ~ publc
sale for cash. Mt the Courthouse door Of said District
ON TUESDAY the goth day Of june 1881 Mt y oclocS
all tho right tile and Interest OF the defendant
In and 10 the following described real estate 70 witt
An undivided sixth interest IN lots Nos y, ~ y,
and o. in block No a. lots and o. No. 10; lots NOS.
and IN block No. ~ Of 1sherwoud, IN said District,
according to tho plot thereof by Edwnrk Clark and
others, trustees, recorded In tho surveyor Onice, In
plat book Alexander n. shepherd folio ~ ..
Also, tho following lots IN the city Of Wnshngton'
In ead District viz Lots Mes. II and ~ IN square 10
s; lot No 2 in square west OF square NO ~ l0t 80
49, In square No. %. lot No o. III square NoS5i Int
No. g. In square south Of square No Oi; lQt NO = IN
square No l4O; lot No ~, In 81. Nincent's orphan
Asylum subdivision of lots In square No W. lOt no.
Q In square No $40; part OF lot No. is, In su1re NO
t0 being the % feet from ront TO rear adjoining the
west 10 feet of said lot; lot No 10 square NO g3;
lot No n and the west half OF lot No. squnre No
b3 lot No g. in square No. G0i lots and H. ~ square
No GOs lot No Sand the north half Of lot No. M In
square No. 60; lot No ., in square No. 63 lot No. s.
IN square east OF square south OF square No Gd lot
No III in square No. 745 lots Nos. I a. 25 and &C. In
square No BIG lot No. l. In square No uH; lot No.
In square No 0S2 lot No. @, In square No G8j; lot
No. In square south OF square No 107; lot No. 30 In
No 1915 west 30 feet from front to rear Of lot No
In square No. 1913: lots No. l6 and ~ In square No
1886 lots Nos l. i5, 10, and II, In square No LILO
levied upon the property OF william II. Todd, TO
atisfy execution No 1914 at law in favor Of NJ w
Gait, Bro q Co. G. T.. HENRY,
ful
National Republican., 1882-06-10

LoNDoS June s-Conscls, 100 DIG for money and
1905 for the account. Atlantic and Great Western
frHis a. Eric az: do seconds. 01l.; Pennsyl yanIa
ern, a.
National Republican., 1882-06-10
CIIIROPODISTS.

LNASY FRET, &c.-DAILY WALKS IN THE
II open air and sunshine YtAlze the blood thereby
giving lncI eased strength aud greater ability TO With
mer heats hence eminent physicians, surgeons an l
Ni9nNnnds OF other eHpeIlcheel ersohges ysll Di,'
lards Hotel, MlFhngton, D. g.; for relief from
and avoidance of Corna Bunions Bad Nails and all
complaints OF the feet Established In 1861. Fee u
Der visit myl3
National Republican., 1882-06-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Quotntions-New Yorh
and baltimore Produce Markets.
'AsHISoToN STOCK Excl

The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day. together with opening highest lowest and
ing quotations, furnished by the of
IL. ID. Cooke, Jr, & Co., 1879 ST., Washington, ID. c.:
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke q Co.. Pa ave and Fifteenth ST.;
National Republican., 1882-06-10

BALTrMoRE. June 0.-virginla Gs. consolidated, 6i
do, second serits, "a; pastdue coupons, Cs new 10
4os, I2E bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-06-10

j. j. GEORGDS
ChiropOdist, Anatomlst aud Manufacturer OF Fine
FASHIONABLE and Easy FITTING BOOTS and SHOES
Under National Hotel.
corns Bunons aud Ingrowlng Nails, &c, perma-
nenty cured Lasts nadeLo order and preserved foe
custornerR Soa
National Republican., 1882-06-10
Skin Diseases Cured

By DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
ns If by magic Pimples, Black Heads Grubs,
Botches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the
skin clear, healthy, and beautiful. Also cures itch
Barber's Itch, Saltrheum, letter, Ringworm, Scald
head Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE
f. Drake, esq. Cleveland. Ohio, suffered beyond
NIL description from skin disease which appeared
ON his hands, head, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful doctoring failed to help
him, and after all had failed he used DIR. Fraziers
Magic Ointment and was cured by a few applica.
lions.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, flly cents.
HENRY CO., Sole Proprietors,
62 Vesey street, New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is a
ure cure. Price 81, by mail. For sale by drug
giSts- W&S
National Republican., 1882-06-10

Ladies' Wishing perfume that combines novelty,
delicacy, aud richness find Floreston Cologne en-
tircy satisfactory.