Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1882, Page 3

_STEAMERS. &e. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. SUMM % RESORTS. JN®™ YORE, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ‘The first-class. fall powered, Clyde-buiit Dutch Bteamehips of this AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM SCHIEDAM, EDAM. ZAANDAM, P. CALAND. W.'A. SCHOLTEN. MAAS, U.S. Mails to the Netheriande. Jeave com- Jersey City, No J. rly every WE! DAY for Rotterdam and Am- siternate! First cabin. $70: second cabin, $50: atrorare. $26 - Agent, 2 ‘tka » For passa apply to W. G. METZEROT avenue, Washington. 0” LEAVES Tra fr AUESDAY AND or k 2. stopping at landings in Nomini on Tu et, foot of § and ‘tured 3 x € on Sundays and q Print and Whart suadays mF " eturni “Wednesday ‘and Friday poromac PRANSPOL ARCH 19th the STEAMER SUF, AN, will leave STEPHEN: EVERY SUNDAY, ‘and R: be Prepaid. Aurulng, arrive in Washington every Saturday nich STEPHENSON & BRO., Acests, * street Whuci and Cor, 12th und Pa. ave. nd after NO’ W=MILH w mh. every THURSD. omni, en's Bay, are’s. On SATUMDAY. and Lt JOHN R. WOOL ¢ ORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMEL LADY OF THE LAK rf, foot of 6th street, MONDAY, TDAY, at 5:30, touch Point #06 <8 tlonre, BOSTON ‘Monroe and Norfolk: int and P ERS resume their 63 Water street, Georgetown. - «t staterooms can be Kecured at general 15th Metzopolitan Bank Putronized by Her Royal Hihness Princess Louis QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY. Veyage—Only Five Days from Land BALTIMORE to LIV! DELS: A weekly ships f iLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, STOWS, LON DONDERY and’ GALWAY. vers are and speed, Lup wit s coudueive td LEVE & ALDEN. General Broadway. Boston, Pa: N-E. Corer B. WEEELY LIN LEAVING NEW ¥ AT NOON. 1A ARD STEAL LTWEEN NEW YO CALLING 4 FROM PIEL Ss Catal w oEVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW ORK. odations. en for Belfast, Glasgow, = ports on the Continent and mpany’s office, _steerace aud cabin 2 Tth strect, Washinston, tis BICELOW “~ VERNON H. BRO} ‘Mesars. U (05 7th street, W MEDICAL, &e. R EAD! READ! & DR. MOTT'S FP wall U ~ | Go es ISLE’S, corner 1 Certain By penis, red in 4% hours.” WM strect and Penurylvama hvvest. Price $3 per box, seat Ly mau under Beal ox receipt of price. auld Di orp Ake T_FNCURA- lie. Dr BRO’ 996 B street eon ea pernia- Bent c rinary Orzans, [mpo- and loss of Sexcal P t auli-Im* A f@sitive € Withont Medicines ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, Patented October 16, 1876. One box 3 will tre any casein four days or les. No. 2 wl cure the moct obstinate matter bow one stander ee * No ustssous doses of eubebs, copabta or ofl of sandal- fiat are certain to produce Gyapopaia by desteoy Be Saini oc He nae Price $1.90." Sold by all drugwists, or mailed on re- ceipt of price. For further particulars send for alr Culaz. ‘P.O. Hox 1,533. . ALLAN CO., 83 Jobn strect, New York. 317-tu.th, Gm | TARTLING DISCOVERY! Py Lost Maxnoop Restore. ‘A victim of youthful imprudence causing Premature Decay. Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, etc., having fried in vain every Rnown remedy, has discovered a sim- plc self cure; which be will seud VEE to his fellow-suf- rs. Ad J.-H REEVES, 45 Chatham street, ‘810-eoly. ‘T ESTABLISHED AND aus-Im AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE send you to some side show drug- le profits with the doctor. re of Gon’ Des. BROTH thwest, ui furni. tee A cure oF nO pay, DAME DE FORDST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- Allfema'e cmuplaints quickly cured. Can be qommuited daily at 654 New York avenue northwest "or marge from 1 to 9 o'ciock p.m., with Indios only. tl l-6us” ~OUNG MEN. If you have failed to recat Eases of Chi ous Debility, Tn al Weakness, Dyspersis, Nervous . bend two statups for our questions for ation and our new Look pie Laws oF Lire: Aédxess Secretary. Medical Ba 47 E ye BERTSON, THE MOST longest established specialist in th tee seu-e in all diseases of and Seminal Weak (loss of sexual power), Jia eaberdence, willy PEs Onetan. Nerves furdial Eanieedon', Ha orrhoca, and Spit positively cured in 33 10 days. Consultations strictly confidential. Can bs consulted Wednesdays and Saturdays, frum 2 to 9 p.m.. St his oftice, 456 C street northwest. Hefem {6 the leading physicians of Balti re. Main ofice, 0 Norih Liberty street, baltimore. Md. at EALTH 13 _ WEALTH ‘D1 C. WrEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TR A Specitic for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous lead: ache, Mental Depression, Lous of Memory. Spermator- Thea, Impotency, L un a4 missions; mature Old Ave, caused by over-exertion, sel{-abuse or over Yoduigesice, which Jewls to misery, decay and’ death. One box will cure recent cases. Each box contsins one Imeuth’s treatment. One dollar a box, or_ six boxes for Gr ctars: sent by mail ‘prepaid on’ receipt of "price. ‘We cuarzutee six boxes to cure any case. With eaca Orie: roccived byus for six boxes, eccompanied with Bve dol.ars, we will send La yg cayenne ice to return the money if the treatwent does wot ectacnre. Guarantees issued by STOTT & CROM- ELL, vi D.C, Wicisaicand Hetal Agente toca all orders" shoud be addressed. ocl6 ECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE es Bini Gal Nee addrees HELLOG. Sus sh vivauia avesiue arse Oct. | |B | EXE! TATE Lota, viz: Lot Terms: or all au21-dts at FIV! Lot 9, in square 20; Part Lot 2, in equare 10; Lot9. in square 12; Lot 12, in'sauare 12: square 22. in TH iT DAY OF SEPTEM. fe OF DAY 0! ee = ‘TO-MORROW. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, “Auctionesr. FTHOS. 3. FISHER & 00. Auctioucors. RS’ SALE UP _UNIMPROVED REA! YATE IS THE CITY OF WASHINGTON e authority conferred u tors of the last will and testament of Wine Eas! ceased, we will sell, at public auction, on the premi oe ey AL ES- the execu- iby, mi ASTRACTIVE ‘TURE, BRUt eS, id 10 sets of Parlor SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ‘BSELS chRrETS. C..OCKERY, On SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEC- OND, at TEN O'CLOC ere Buckon’roomn Y uhall eels lange soloction of Mouse- within and in front of my (tare. Furni Pe Ane following Buidting | 9, Walnut M.T. Chamber Sets, ue-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per centum per annum, secured by deed of trust on the property sold; at the option of the purchaser. All convey: ancing at purchaser's cost. HORATIO N. EASBY, J. W. EASBY, Executors of Wm. Easby,’ deceased. D. on ¥ O'CLOCK northwest, dl wit = for $9. FPUOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘NMENT SALE OF THE LAR 10K FRAME BUILDING STEUATEQ ON THE DAY. PB. Mi. the lere brick “ind frame buildings situated on the rtheast corner of 153 street and Pennsylvania avenue rms: Cash at time of sale. The to be re- one Week aft r sale. ‘The purchaser to Rrade, fod, and leave, the Property tn good condition, Au adiitional sum of $100 will to secure the faithful performance of the agreement. aul3-d&ds GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. E DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER Six finost Dress Shirts made to order for $12. Perfect fit guaranteed. Our closing out sale of summer neck-wear and under- ni wear commences Beturday, July 22d. You can be | WALNUT PakLOR SUITE, UPMO!STERED IN supplied for very little money. RAW (French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) Closing out a Iaree stock of Fancy and Balbrigzan ‘Halt Hose, only 25 STREET AND PENN! NUE NORTHWEST. Several sets of Hi ausl- —— 10 Deoorated ‘Totlet — and Wagons. jOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘tT CORNER OF FIFTEEN-AND-A- SY¥LNANIA AVE- SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1882, at ONE in front of the premises, T will sell nired as a deposit THOMAS DOWLING, Auctiorieer. s™ EL SAMSTAG, LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE ‘Agent and Auctioneer, U1 Teh treet, cor. of Ist.n.w. or NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, LARGE QUANTITY OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND “HILD'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, LACES, VELVETS, LACE CURTAINS, T. '§ AND DAMASKS, TURKISH TO’ NAPKIN HAIRY 4 Vi TEE UMBRELLAS; SCIS! COMFORTS: COMBS; TAP &o.; HK. KID GLOV. ‘AND CLOTH BROSHE:! TLKS; : At Auction, on MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER FOURTH, at the above Store, at TEN O'CLOCK. _ 27Storekeopers invited. au31-3t* ma MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. Six Pine Shirts to order.. 4y22 MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street, n.w. EAs le SLLERY. TRESS , 3 ELLERY, eee id ORDER, EUCCESSOR 14 PETS DUBREUIL BROTHERS, fi buyers. = augl-a $12.00 9:00 T HUMPSC DEESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY MEN’S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, On Tl O'CLOCK A.M. TOP HES ‘i TENSION TABLE: cents; at STEADS, BUREAUS AND Vi BEDSTEADS, BUR! Wittes B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, LK; WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, TERED IN HAIR © R SUITES, WALNUT WARDROBES LOTH:. WALNUT TABLES, SY CHAIRS, WAL- » PAINTED BED- SHSTANDS, WAL- AUS AND WASH- K AND COTTON TOP MA.- SES, PILLOWS AND_BOLST! CROCK. ARE, “TWO SEWING MACHINES IN SDAY, -» We CReTry ON 180 T ‘TH AND FOURT NTH STREETS, IN THE NORTHWEST PORTION OF THE CITY. By virtue of docree passed in the cause of Kea < field vs. Redfield et al., No. 8,033 equity, in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, shall, ou MONDAY, SEPPEMBER TWENTY-FIE TH, 1882, aND at the hour of SIX O'CLOCK P. premises, offer for sale at public auction Lot numbered sixty-nine, (69,) in Chipman, Exley and Richards’, HALL OILCLOTHS, BRUSSE BEDDING, COTTAGE FURNITURE, ATING AND OTHER SIOVES, KITCHEN 'ENSILS, &c. LS CAR- SEPTEMBER FIFTH, at TEN shall sell, at residence No. 612 12th street northwest, the above collection of furniture; it 1112 F Starer Norruwest, Wasuincros, D.C. | being in Seen ms le eee, he REST OF, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, he (OVED THIR- OF V d STREET, BETWEE ‘M., in front of the 816 F Street Northwest. trustees, recorded subdivision of Square numbered two WEST Manphis. au2 THE GREAT TRUNK ROUTE TO THE SOUTH- Baltimore ai ‘The only route te the Peerloas cA | the only Caverns in ‘HE! CHAS. P. HATCH, G. F. and P. A. hundred and forty, (240.) The said property is im- NECKWE! proved bya three-story brick dwelling, aud is known A FOOTWEAR, As No. 1855 Q strect northwest, in the city of Washings HANDWEAR | ton, D.C. Ready-made SHIRTS at following prices: “Herms:” One-third cash, and balance in nine and Best Wamneutta, untiniched, Toe. finished, 900, eighteen months from day of sale, the hotes of the pur- Ti ". of thi » Unfint: d, finished, 800. chaser being given for the deferred payments, bearins oy's Wamsutia, uniinished. 7 finish 75e. $10 | six per cent interest per annum, and secured by deed of == | truston the properts or all cash, at the option of tho YORK, PHILADEL- WASHINGTON, VILLE, AT- vem EXERESS leaves Baltimore 10 a.m. via | prewises, on F and Railroad, aud Washin«ton 10:40 a. — four, (4.) in TNS OF LURAY, world iiiuminated by the Elec- trie Light. be ms of NKY FINK, General Menazer, ‘Lynchburg, Va. Tuomas Dowie, Auctioneer. JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent, PEMBER, A Ohio Railroad, with Parior Car | P. M., the foil jiladelphia to Luray, and Leigaton Sleeper Luray to Ss SALE PREM E NORTHWE: By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 20th of N A. D. 1880, and duly recorded in liber No. 957, folio 401 et seq, of th. land records of the Di trict of Columbia, und by direction of the party secured Washington, in the District of {hat piece or purcel of ‘ground known ae Tot numbered jobn Taylor's subdivision of south of one hand: r with the improv: sale: On ud in cash, and the balay purchaser, th care pirchaser fails to comply, the prop RAILROADS. Srty to be resold after seven days" at bis risk’ “All con CHEN YAH VALLEY E died ollars is t9'b0 pall when the property in enoeked i 5 TALLEY Gred dollars is ti roperty. SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD, down. HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trasten, No. 2 Columbian Law Building. N BROS. d&ds OF IMPROVED REAL ESTAT! SES No. 2009 NEW YORK A’ ction, in fron’ of the GHTH DAY OF SEP- PAST FIVE. ene ‘01 olumbia, to wit: All of uare num- dand four, (8. of 104,) to- vents thereon. © third of the purchase money to cin two equal installments. in four and ei¢ht months respectively, with interest at NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA, the rate of six per cent per annum, fo be secured by One of America’s remarkable Freaks of Nature, notes and deed of trust on the premises, or all cash at 5 . the option of the puvchaser. A deposit of $100 will be And Popular and Favorite Route to the required at the tine of sale. ‘The terms of eale must be VIRGINIA SPRINGS. com with within seven days from the day of sale, ia or the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property QUICK TRANSIT! atthe risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after SUPERIOK ACCOMMODATIONS! five days previous adverti-ement. > D = FuED. W. PRATT, ? renetoes, Ak for Tickets via Shenandoah Valley Railroad. 9-eod Bz Y¥ K. LEAVER, 5 . agersiogn, Md. | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Lynchburg, Bal erick, 17:00. t8:1 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders Ul be taken for bagwage to be checked and received at point in the city. C. K. LORD, Gen. Passen) Balto. WM. CLEMENTS, Master of Toutes Dalton ug 5: EXPRE tiu:10—Chicazo, Cincinnati and_St. Louis’ Express. Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, St.Louis and Chicago. *Daily. eSunday only. Other Yatuedatty. exeont Daily. {Sunday only. trains daily, All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station: For further information apply at the Baltimore and FEF oR RICH MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND via the Hichmond, Fredericksburg and K STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEY: STREETS NOR1HWEST. TH TH By virtue of a deed of trust to Henry Naylor, his and 2 p.m. connect- P ONLY with fast |, Alexandria and other noted places, division of Information as Company's oilies, . BP. WELC! nt of Rocks and Way D0— Baltimor Baltimore its $4:40—Baltimore, Annapol 14:45—Poin points going ; ates, ete., can be had at | (4) inches t th street wha: D THE ONLY LING | Purchacer’s May, A. D., 185: A at folio d netou County, D. C. the note secure rts Foote and Washington, United | part of lot nunibered ten (10), ae f square numbered th will find this a | ove (45D, in V attractive route, and a relief trom the monotony of an all-rail ride. | SLIE-RALL Tickers GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE | (4) inches, th beginning for the sane at the southeast corne: lot, and running thenee north forty-six (46) feet four "@ west fifteen (15) fect five and one- bait (oie) inches. thence south forty-six (46) feet four B.rve' E Hine of said strect fifteen ORGE MATTINGLY, Gen. Sapt. inches to the |. Agent, dyld ‘Terma: Se » north ‘option. er the thereby, we, the widersizned h ‘ashington, in the District of | FOTOMAG STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S STRAMER | beirs and assiins, bearing dat» the 220 day of nd duly recorded in ee ae one of the land records for Was! and by direction of the holder of iiroad. Two hours and a half by water... | lawot Henry Naylor, deceased, will sell on WEL POINTS OF INTERFSTON INE IMVER | DAY, the SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AyD. 185 EN BY DAYLIGHT. at FIVE O'CLOCK, P. M., in front of the premises, in Jolin F, Callas su four hundred and fifty- f said thence: east by and with the 15, feet five and one-half (53g) place of besinnins. en hundred doll and twelve months, with interest, aud secured by a ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. deed of trust on the property sold, or al! cash, xt the cash, balance in six ‘Terts of sale to be complied with day of sate, or the trustees will re- sell the same at the risk of the defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing and chaser. A deposit of $50 required when the property is ording xt the cost of the pur gurstown sud Way, via Relay.) ti, NEw YORRAND BOSTON 'CTT PHTA, YO! x STON lor ‘Cars to New York. encnon ‘alley Express, (connects for Hi RAT 7D, Horse and ‘C sold. MARY 8. NAYLOR, HENRY N YL) ati, St.Louis and Chicago. EES ahd Way Stations. ASREPSA and Way (Piedmont, Stras- ENSINGER Ancnones:, ‘arrioze Bazaar, 988, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenua, SALE OF HORS} &e., EVERY TU AY MORNING, 8, CARTIAG DAY, THURSDAY, and cominencing at "TEN “ges to Cincmnatiand Cicazo. yhia und N. ¥. Express. ud Way Hyattsville & Laurel Express, (Fred- ¥. stovping at Annapolis Junction.) is and Way Stations. of Rocks, Frederick, Haverstown, Win- chester and Way Stations. (On Sunday to Point of Rocks and Way Stations onl 16-45—BALTIMOKE EXPRES: Way, via ki €05—Point of SS, (Martinsburg and . Stopnat Hyattsville aud Laue) san ons. iyi Care to Pittsburg. NEW YORK and BOSTON Cars to New York. Sleep HE GREAT. STEEL BAILS. MAGNIFICE! aie 1m. ‘or Suni 20, For New York 4:20, 9:50, and 10:20 lor Cars, 9. Brooklyn, id. 10:30 IN £FFECT JULY 16TH, Te 3 ‘TeaIns, {eave WASHINGTON Fuga ratios, Conver oF 6TH REETS, LOWS : = For Pittsburg and the West, ‘Chicaco Limited Bxprosa Lee eS TNDERY, 2012 (PENN. tates Seal lank Books at of Palace Sleey ing Cars at 9:90am. daily; Fast i “Uys ast | reasonable rates, ‘specialty. Orders Og ng ra Fuh | Tail promptiy attended to. HM. W:MONEAL: Prosi tey IBSON BROTHERS, Line, 9:30 a.1n, Rm ail, ‘with Palace’ Cars to Pittsbury and ‘incinnagi, G Pittsburg and the Wes! For Cresson Springs, 9:30 a. daily. DALEIMORE ANP POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buftalo, Niagara, 6:40, m. daily except Sunday, with Palor Car from Har- Tisbury to Wat day, with Palace Cars from Wi daicus. For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, st 9.90 a. aily, exceut S f sett the Fant €0 a.m 10:200,m.51:30, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 307s, 1882. 4 lay: ALEXANDRI s! Way. AND “ALEXA KAIEROAD For Alexandria, 5:00, dat Pout of Rocks for Frederick. FOCLO ee 19:0; Baltimore, Hyattseitia and Laurel Peat Baad Persea ns oem etree, Coens salen of ‘ana Diet Scare: etope at all abate ae on ail consignments. [Jal6| $5. BENSINGER, Auct. PRESS, (stops at Hyattsville RT ETAGE = ozo, Cincinnati and St. Louis FINANCIAL Baltinoes nen wae: P#IVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES stations, (Winchester, Fred- BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. rick, Hagerstown and Way, via Relay.) H. H. DODGE, ; Bonds, Stocks and Investment Secunties Bought and Bold on Commission, ray Stations. No. 639 16H STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) CLEVELAND and DETROIT Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Broker, €4Bnoapwax. New Yorx. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis fionin San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on ths ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one perosnt icket Offices, Washin: Station, 619 and 1351 | commission, Private and direct telegraph wires t> Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges inthoee cities and reported back promptly. Quotation: {Stocks and Bonds and information regarding ths SYLVANI® ROUTE Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di- 'H, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. rect from the New York Stock Exchange, al A SRORT FARK. X- gat HE SICTORIA. THURSDAY. August 31, 1882. Ast. inn ; 38. Ly PTO Bere siat| 20 Edition. Bi ‘M.D., Proprietor. Sry STATES HOTEL, njontown, ts "to bagel CANT | Danner to Anacostia tent, of which J. 8" Minmix ¥ EST IN ATLA! to-day releasing Col Taylor from arrest and di- By IN ATLANTIC cry, ==foat | atest Tele 10 The Star the chief ruler. Shortiy after the hour “ams recting him to comply with the. order. y 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON 0! ply original Union tent, located at Moore's eS Hatt, xh headed by the G. A. R. feld muste, and Hebla at The Removal of Col. Sturgis. and Excelsior tent, of Georgetown, headed i Dr MORGAy, Musical Director? : THE LETTER OF THE COMMISSIONERS aSKING svcH | Weber's band, arrived, and z BROWN & WOELPPER, The New C. and 0. Canal President. ACTION AND THE SECRETARY'S ORDER. Eagle tent, from East Washi tent and Anacostia tent arrived and ai HE ENTERS UPON THE DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE. The following ts the letter of the commissioners cessation of the rain, after which the line ANNAPOLIS, Mp., A 2 smith, | %f the Soldiers’ Home, addressed to the Secretary | formed by Chict Marshal Gr Ad shadewiyon ee pied = ‘and | Of War, asking for the removal of Col. Sturgis as | Heber tent, and the procession eas. Perms lected president o = governor and the appointment of Gen. Hardin to | addresses will be delivered in Uniontown In hice? to $10 and £12 per week. Apply or ad~ Ohio Canal Company, entered upon the duties of | $" 2 Eagleston’s tent by Rev. Dr. McK. Reilly, Gress Mra. 0. J. ALLEN. aul7-th, st" | nis office to-day after the retirement of Hon. A. P. =a Nye, T. B. Marche and others. OTEL COLUMBIA) OCEAN BEACH. N.7 Gorman. Mr. Gorman was present, and surren- WASRINGTON, Aucust 18, 1882, ee ‘OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30. dered the trust which he has held for several years. | 70 (te Honorable the Secretary of War: THR WASHINGTON Fine EXTINGUISRING COMPANT For illustrated circular, te Le address’ pom’ ars Sees The mrpercr of the ental oned find = to-day fled a certificate of Incorporation, FRED. ¥. FOSTER. necessary to you, under the requirements | nxes the capttal stock at $25,000, divided into iChcalata at Shas Ome The Brooklyn Abduction. ¥ s aor = = DETAILS OF THR ARREST OF THE KIDNAFPER, AND Of section 4,816 Revised Statutes, that an tmme- | shares. The trustees are Jos. C. Mc ‘Kibben, Sam diate change of governors of the home is required | gel C. Ramage and Robt. F. Hunter. snout House i FINDING OF THE CHILD. tn order that, the interests of the tnstitution may std ew YORK, August 31.—Little Lizzie Selden, the | 00 longer suffer us they now do and as they have AND tone daughter of William © Selden: ot acorn one done for several months past. Wan DEPARTMENT AProntMENTs.—Secretary DOUGLASS HOUSE, was kidnapped on Monday last by a woman dressed | _ The present Governor, Col. Samuel D. Stungts, | Lincoln has appointed the following: —— Hulle Rehoboth Delay vi “ PROTO Teen in black, was found this morning and restored to | 7th cavairy, after a trial of over a year, we fiud, | fish, of New Jersey; D. @. Strudle, of Michigan: Terms, $8to$l4 per week. Send for circular. her parents. The abductress was arrested. ‘The | Possesses none of the qualifications necessary to. | yy, <a801 fiam © S WalTER BURION Fercitor. | woman is gounp: raserooen loinn eek aes proper administration of the affairs of the home. Ht. Richardson, of Ohio; to clerkships in the Was depa and Adams, as, SNEY POTNT HOTEL, @ new suit of black. Her name is Maggie Kappel, ag a commanding officer and in the perform: | fxpArunent ee + Pe and she 1s 22 years of age; single, and resides at | ance of the executive duties Incident to the posi- iciacasinthmesiaiee Sr. Mary's County, Manyiaxp, 1% Park avenue, Brooklyn. She works in an en- | ton, he has failed so signally to give satisfaction | A CHarcr or EwnezziemeNT DisMissep.—Thite = velope factory in this city. She sald that she did | that this step becomes one of absolute necessity | afternoon, in the Police Court, Win. Hanacom was Phnagement ed iho Owaee Ma ana Sees, Bee the {not steal the child, but found her in Greenwich | if the home interests are to be conducted economi- | Charmed wntn tart wee Court, by Dr. Brackett, 50S. TRAVERS, ‘ si a street, New York. As she did not read the papers cally or to the welfare of the Inmates. with embezzling $2,226 from Lieut, Frederick ‘The Hotel has Just been thoroughly reno- . she knew nothing of the wherabouts of the pa- | _ His wantof co-operation with the Commissioners | Schwatka, of Arctic fame, on the i8th of ‘this Fated, furnished and supplied with every convenience | rents. Her arrest was brought about through in- | renders the situation one of exceeding gravity, and | month. Prosecuting Attorney Moore stated to the for the comfort of guests, and isa first-class Summer | formation given to detective Shaughnessy by Chas, | Our Sn ery this respect is augmented | court that after exaimining into the facts he Home for families, as6 m, | McLaughith, a young man who knew her and who | DY the injury which has resulted in the expert- | of the opinion that a cas coull not be Special arragemmehiomete foe fama Belinea: | Was with ‘her on’ Monday night when ‘she | Ment of assigning bim to the position. The word | avatnst the defendant, and, he would make then he munication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk | had the child. she did not reach home | “experiment” 1s used because 1t will be well un- | po diamlssed, Which Was dene. ‘Mr Meee stated by the fine steamers George 'y, Lady of the Lake, | with the child until1 o'clock this morning. ‘The derstood that in the selection of officers for the | toa Star reporter thAt the facts of the case are wi and Jane Moseley. detective, at 7 o'clock, found her in bed the | Home there must, to a greater or less extent, be a | that Hanscota had a power of attorney to collect For further information address child by her side. When told that she was under | degree of chance. It would appear that the law | tnis money from the STreaneny department, and arrest she wept. She was taken to the station | nticipat and directed accordingly, that the | after collecting It he spent a portion of 1. But Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, and Mr. Selden sent for. When he saw his child | OMicers shall be “‘appointed or removed from time | since the warrant has been taken out nearly all $e0-3m Piney Point, St.Mary's Co.. Ma_ | he nearly fainted, The scene between them was | to time, as the interests of the institution may | of the money has been paid. to the eutenant, - = very affecting. ‘The mother of the abductress | require, by the Secretary of War, onthe recommen- | hence his action In the extn FAMILY SUPPLIES visited her daughter at police headquarters and, | GdUon of tue Board of Commissioners.” We can- — —— = strate to Bay, sngwors Mae Gaecrincion of tts | Dee always bosive Chat Che osicers stiecued wall U DER VIN Woman who was at first reported to have stolen | Prove +4 thst can be obtained for this. PURE cp INEGAR = the child. ‘The girl, Maggio Kappel, has bem are position. Such has been our experience in the pbererimerangiee MONIKATIONS YHSEERDAN, 10 Ihe. Gtan. Boner. rested before for larceny. Her picture was taken | Case of Col. Sturgis. He has maintained a studied e following Congressional nominations were Hiei ae and shortly afterwards she was brought before | aVoldance of all voluntary communication with | made yesterday: Moses A. McCold, rep. first 3 Cans New Saimon. $0 | Alderman McCarthy, in Judge Walsh’s court. She | the omunstoners, and the conduct of affairs at | Towa; W. T. Johnson, rep., fourth Indiana; W. EL Celery Seed, Green Ginger, Whoie and Ground Spices, | P!eaded not guilty, and was remanded. than crippled thereby. ‘There is no hope of any | Calkins, rep., thirteenth Indiana; G. 8. Orth, rep., White and Black Mustard NS The Lawn-Tennis Tournament. remedy for this state of things except a change of | Ninth Indiana; Neison F. Ayres,dem., second ; 1213 7th at. oO AO RARE, Newport, R.L, August 31.—The third round of | £°Y¢TRors, and this cannot be avoided; and we | Kansas; Wm. R. Morrison, dem., eighteenth Tl~ 2 singles in the national lawn-tennis tournament at | Cayjnot {0° Wieently request that Col. Sturgis be hols; H.C. Hodge, grvenbacker, third Michigans BEETEITH PEER eSS3 DOD A the Casino was played this morning. ‘The office of secretary and treasurer of the Home | om.,sixth Vinginins W_ A. Renee dsne, ee HHHEE Sgss_ pb DAA Se 1s now temporarily filled by Major Milton Cogs- | Virginia: J. Rees neh, Ixth Mise 4 HOHE SD DAsA Murdered im New Mexice. well, the deputy governor, Capt. J. D. Stevenson n Gott, Ir., Top. first West Vitginie, te H HEEESsss8ppp A’ A. s —A special dispatch to | &th cavalry, having been felieved at his own Fe | NAwah GOM, J “Soun; oe "* | the 7imes-Star, trom Pine Bluff, Ark., says: “It | quest omacceun alti. ‘The assignment of | Bind, dem. ons — is rumored that. Col, W. D. Waite was murdered | @UeSt on account of to thie pOSItION Seat eae | Fep., Uwelftit Missourt; ‘Thomas’ Wi ; NATURAL MINERAL WATER in New Mexico,” He was a prominent stock dealer. | as early as practicable. Dana nn Rake Reyer, Sen, es Se ‘The views of the Commissioners are in accord ed IN GLASS. With the proposed requirement contained 1n a! ane gem dagen a birgeceannd oui di B. W. REED’S SONS, CLEVELAND, OHIO, August 8L—The tariff com- | Senate bill, now before Congress, that the officers ocratic congressional convention of the | misalonors 4 arrived here at 8 clock. this morning . = aoe om de mereee Ses the retired | 4th Petras district adopted resolutions denoune ERT Ni WEST. and opened their session atthe Kennard house. | list, giving preference, ey ose re ‘resident Arthur, and declaring he had Aas 2 STREEL NORTHWEST, ‘AU10 Oclock a hearing was given to the represont- | tred on account oF woaads? and we tererone tee. einai a sey Anciusbion te creme tan 4 TRADE SUFPLIED. dy14__ | atives of eighty-five hoop tron manutacturers. Brimead that under section 1,259,Revised Statutes, | prosperity of Virginia, but has striven to place Bee a ae ler neral jartin: 3 lardin, Unit e mere! a Jahone, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! Dull Day in Wall Street. States Army, retired, be assigned to duty as Gov- | Htosolutions were aiss adopted, calling wu ae OCG EEE RRR FEE® <sss, New York. August 31.—The Post's financial ar- | €rnor of the Soldiers’ Home, to relieve Col. 8. D. | democrats to give Massy their united support for i oOo E£ RR E sg 8 Ucle says:—The stock Exchange Markets have re- | Sturgis, seventh cavalry, and that Capt. Benjamin | Congressman-at-large, a8 Massey’selecttons means: o EE RRR EE Ssssq lapsed in extreme duliness, United States bonds | F. Rittenhouse, brevet major, United States army, | Mahone’s defeat. . OO E RR H SeacS are 3s lower for the 433. Southern state bonds | retired, be assigned to duty as secretary and treas- | “ Mr. John W. Woltz, of Fredricksburg, Va., form coo EEE R R EEE “sss° are steady, as are also rallroad bonds. ‘The stock | Urer of the Home, to relieve the deputy governor | meriy'a Mahone supporter, has written an 4 S88, TTTT KEE RRR L 1 NN N GGG market, during the frst two hours of buainess,was | Of these duttes. letter to the Senator, reviewing their past : S885 TE RL WNNNG G_ | heavy witha few stocks weak, notably Louisville, Very respectfully, relations and reciting the causes which have com T RD IINNNG which fell to 71%; Denver, to 56%; Lake R, McFrevy, Commissary of Subsistence. pelled him to sever all further afMfMation with him. tr RL ITN NN G GG,, | Shore, to 112; New York Centr: 10 138%, and R. C. Drum, Adjutant General, U.S.A. N. D, Beckley, a colored republican, of Alexam T MEL TN XN GGG = | Ohio & Mississipp! to 37%. The decline th the | | Tcoucur in the recommendations above made for | aria, Va., has also written a Litter dendunciig Mee RRR ERE A XN N COORER remainder of the Ist was less than1 per cent. | Sovernor and treasurer of the Soldiers’ Home. hone as a traitor and advising the colored men to R RP AA NNNG OF Since noon there has been a fractional recovery, C. H. CkaNg. Surgeon General, U.S.A. vote for John M. Dawson for Congress against the Rei be KANNNG Obe and a steadier tone, ‘The quotation for call loans THE OFFICIAL ORDER. readjuster canditate,= ¥ 2 NNNO CE n stocks to-day is 526 per cent, with few loans 7 ‘The coalition convents Va. nome R REE AN NN CCC EER above 5% per cent, and on U. 8. bonds Saaper cent Wasmrveron, Garner ak fen, | Minted Beoniy Lattay gor Oonereee be eee at Ey Sp) isis We ae s the quotation. ‘Time loans are abouté percent, | yn oompitance with section 4816 of the Revisea | £4ward Spalding, the former nouiluec, who wil at and little mercantile paper sells at a smaller ais~ drew from the field. G G00 DE NNN count than 54a6per cont ‘The inarket for foreign | Statutes, upon the within recommendation of the : 7 § oa 8 8 Bike NNN ercnange te Soy aoe board of commissioners Brig. Gen, Martin D. Har- | A GREAT REPUBLICAN RALLY IN MAINE—SPERCH BT Ce 50 Oy ene oe din, Calted States army, Feuired, 18 hereby ap- MR. BLAINE, Inted governor 01 he Soldiers’ Home, relievin, Ke kK, res “ was Hunn The Markets. Gor samuel De Sturgis, 70h cavalry, who, upon | - At Lake Marancook, Me., yesterday, there was ® fone is BALTIMORE, August 31.—Virginia 68, consols, 69%: | being relieved, will resume command of his regi- | Sat republican rally. Twenty-five thousand HHH Eb Ob ga ea Coupons, 59; do. new ton-forties, 42/5 ment and Capt, Benj, F. Hittenhouse, United vo gel eam) Lee from every part og Py LTO rates aie States army, retired, 18 hereby appointed secre- | Maine. When Mr. Blaine called the tw . - HOW OM Cob Gone 2 Ane August ot Hm, Taek molding, | cary and treasurer of the Soldiers’ Home, relieving | order he was received with an ovatt WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, lower and active: western lower and weak— | the deputy governor of the duties of those offices. | Warner Miller, of New York, discussed our prime BREAD AND BISCUITS. southern red, 1.0881. 11 ber, 1.12a1 Koper T, Lixcoux, ciples of tariff, and defended them tn a vigorous Ser Depot: Corner be oe Pee avenua | Maryland. 1. 3, No. 2 eo mate Secr@tary of War. mance. Hon. Sige Robie, republican candle el yM. M. GAL’ co. 11s aa UNeventen? 4 ioe IT IS NOT TRUR, late for governor, defined his position upon the : 7 a is ao . : leading issues in'the campaicn. Amid the ‘ = = 7H -13%al.14." Corn, soutern quiet | as telegraphed from this city, that the Secretary = LARET! CLARET! CLARET : i ite, Hoas6: ; " lause of the assembly he then introduced Fj C Hlow, noinjnaily BS; western mixed, spot eo: Wa; | Of War yesterday telegraphed to Gen. Hardin that | hiaine, Whotnsaperchy of thirty minutes discussed : 4 —_ September, 84%a85: October, 82u84; November and or | he need not come to Washington pending the con- | the state Issues. § Com spoeches were also made by Sturgis | missioner Loring, Congressmen Dingley and Reed, December, 704a71. Oats a shade better—southern, 42s | sideration of the question whether © asnecialty, 46; do. re do. Mr. Boutelle, Senator Hale, Hon. Lewis Hae Senid: Pennsylvania’ dads,” ye quiet Gs | Will be Telteved. ~ A mixed, 38a40; Pennsyivani ye quic = h $5.75 PER DOZER FOR 1, OR 68. Hay unchanged. "Provisions nchanged ana irra, ¢ Affairs. a Se ge? 0 er firmer—western packed, creamery, . ee : a ae y finch Weare ofler na at haa Feo RA OES OF | Exes easier, 19.” Petroleum unchuuzed, Coffee dull | ‘The bullding inspector to-day sent out circulars | and Hon. T. K. Simonton, Speaking’ took TTED MEATS, PICKLES, OLIVES, PANNED | Rio cargoes, ordinary to = Byad: Sus quiet—A | asking proposals for the construction of steam- | from several stands. The Meeting was 3 ‘3 arg hea be | B0ft, 979: cony of quiet, 173%. Whisky stead: er Gales el ve OXSTERS, SAKDINES, &c., &c., for Picnics and kx sal Bo. Pest 5 Ulver ol wot sn ie ee Sponbol DALALaES ene an now neariy alien pace Lneomil hans . Beceipts—t , 3, Is 76, GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, bushels: com, 3.702 bushels: oate, 3-925 bushels, rye. | completed, one on the corner of 10th and H and ; z the other’at the intersection of Massachusetts | A Conference of Mr. Bishop's friends, held tm m5 No. 1209 B STREET NORTHWEST. 0 bushels. | Shipments—wheat, 366,258 bushels; corn, ASSAC Z ~ eee s. Saies—wheat, 345.830 bushels; ‘corn, | avenue and Ist street northwest. These were not | Boston yesterday in the interest of his candidacy . included in the contracts for building these struc- | for the republican gubernatorial nomination, was - é i SOs NEW YORK, August 31.—Stocks very dull. Money, | tures. ttended by 300 EEF, ieey 5. Exchango—long, 485: short, 469. . State bon ~ a by 200 men from. all parts of Massachs- REREAD TEA UTR COBNEDBEEP | Faiacted, Governnente ire naise. Cotton aie THE FALL OF A CEILING. setts. The ers expressed great confidence Btalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, | .NEW YORK, August 31.—Plour dull and heavy. | About 2 o'clock to-day the operators in the tele- | 1n Mr. Bishop's qualifications for the governorship and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or Address | Wheat heavy and 3a% cent lower. Corn, cash and | phone room at police headquarters were aston. | abd considerable enthusiasm was manifested, Box Th, City Post Omies, Ausust 215 cents higher: others 4a4 cent lower Pork | ished by the falling of the entire celling of the | _ The Michigan republicans yesterday. citys HOHE Gelivered trosof change to allparteot the | SON DON. August 3112-90 p.m Omnis 9s 19-16 | FOOM in which they are located. Luckily no one | the following state ticket: Governor, Danlel 22 for both Atlantic and Great Western first mortgae | WaS Seriously injured. Mr. George Noyes, elec- | Jerome; secretary of state, Harry ‘A, Conant; trustees’ certificates, 49; do. seconds, 17%. Erie, 40%. | trician, was slightly injured on one hand. state treasurer, Edward H. Butler, of New York Central, 1384. Tllinuis Central, 1a: LICENSED AS BANKERS SINCE AUGUST 25, 1882. commissioner of the state land office, Capt. E A S. Newell; state auditor, Gen. W. C. Stevens; GA Lemar & Co..016 9th a. w., amount paid | Coney enerul, dd. Van Winer: eaparieeeeeinee LONDON, August 31, 4 p.m.—consols, 99 11-16 | $125; Geo. H. Boston & Co., 514 9th n.w., 63 cents; oe ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. C HAUNCEY J. REED, Reading. 31. Ontario and Western, 27%. St. Pa F rm 4 ablic iustruction, Varnum P. Cochran; member 4 for both. Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage | Edward L. Scott, 208 Sth s. e., 63 Win. Ke | tne uate basta or du ’. . e trustees’ certificates, 48%; do. seconds, 18, Erie, 40%. | Mathews, 8th and F n, w., $1.88; W. A. Stewart, Seas or En ie ee 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, New York Central, 198. Reading, 30-¢. “| sig oth m. ws, 68 conta; Jos W. Stryker, 1549 F ewe | ,, THe Fepublicans of California in convenvion, gee Preaching vs. Practice. The following notice, in large letters, confronts wt ~ tergay elected ex-Senator Booth temporary $3.50; Wm. Price, 7m and F'n. w., 38 cents; A. | &! Clark, 220 43 mW. 14 conts; R.A. Phillips, 1438 | MAD, and appoluted committees on New York avenue, 64ents; AW. Van Deusen, 509 | 00 platform. DEALER IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN VIOL! GUITAR STR: A ee a 1. Bowman, democratic nominee for judge es ATED SHONINGER Oya | €Very visitor who enters the Interior department | 72 2-W., 14 cents; Oe ee Sanaa, $1.25; Sno. | probate cour and Frank le Page, the tomeereeaee 5 "s N 5 A FP. ‘an, 9th and | Prov. ; yn Veranl a ID i oH building: sont olter, named for states attorney In Vermont,bota: BELLO ORGANS AND THE MATCH. Pa. ave. n.W., 14 cents. asclinh belay onan LESS HEINEKAMP PIANOS, “Canvassing and soliciting absolutely prohibited | ‘The above have taken out licenses to date from | 4° 3 : in this department. August. The license inspector has cases against CONGRESSIONAL NOTES. Offers the following nee Emplon oul td any violation of this or- | tfem previous to that time as brokers. Mr. Daniel B. Lucas, one of the democratic cam EU ISNG SERTERU WERLCR ULB THE BUILDING INSPECTOR AND THE NATIONAL | didates for Congress in the second district of We REVISED PRICE LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS: | Notwithstanding this notice a collector from i ben THEATER, vi accra Pirnaes In response to an order of the bullding Inspector | V/7#inta, has written a letter in which he for alterations to be made to the National theater, | Me." tnu caniyget uate tan ot to withdraw which have in part been complied with, Mr. W.W. | olin Blilt Hose whe dlecines ty ae ae Rapley, proprietor of that building, has addressed : ees y Jay Hubbell’s committee spent most of the day in calling upon clerks, endeavoring to gather in their uupad assessments. He had a list of em- ployes, with their salaries, and the two per cent No. 1,—Genuine Wm. Heinekamp Upright, in mahogany case, made at cost of $700, used three mouths; wilt 'k Square Piano, : 5 < nominated democratic candidate, also withdraws, SMasniieent Ne Bauae Pao D a note to the District Commissioners, in which he + - manifacturers aud mustbe sold sn farted out 1h an additional column, and stated | states that workmen are busily engaged In making a aaneet ia the Gn No. 4.5 octave Win. Kuabe « Go., Square {hat he bad the authority of the acting secretary | an alterations in the theater ordeged by the ine — amas to make the canvass. OA Spector of Dulldings watch ‘are practicable; that of Maryland. - 7 = > A SESSLER e “National” is the only theater in the United = ly geymenter Thr ‘RACT for bullding an extension to the | States where the anaianee is beyond the heavy A Revivalists Gets Into Troubte, White House stables was to-day awarded to M. M. | Walls as soon as it passes into the lobbies; that | BIS RELATIONS WITH A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN BF - Magruder, he being the lowest bidder at $2, the District authorities claimed the privilege of BALTIMORE THR CAUSE. ALLET DAVIS & CO. Wan tae altering his plans even after the erection of the From the Paltimore Sun to-day. UPRIGHT AND GRAND PIANOS. THANKS FROM CaNADA.—Acting Commusstoner | building had been commenced; changed the plans Mr. Charles Bentley, who was once identified ag Norice.—I shall open the Fall trade ee aeil of Internal Revenue Rogers to-day received a| of the stairway, causing an extra expense of a sergeant with the Salvation Army in conducting tember 10 with an unequalled selection of mos early $1,000, besides spoiling two of iis front elecant Pianos. Wail till loth of Septemblr, H, 1 | letter from the acting commissioner of Inland stores, a i ss the loss of | Tevivals at various points in the city, and NER, BLL 9th street northwest. aud” | revenue of the Dominion of Canada, extending | St Teast five hundred dollars per santos: fe me —~= | thanks for the courteous attention shown to Mr. ‘good 4 SPEND ACHES ZIANO WAREROOMS, PIANOS | Gerald when visiting Washington on official busi- | the authorities he submited aud conn wit oe EA ot various wakes for sale andl rent at hess, and stating that ‘his report evidences. that, | "2° “Alter the burning Of the Barony nce. | UP his license. He says he 1s tmpelied to this course renowned Pianos, "Tuning. and Repair {hough our systemcannot as a whole be utilized | ter he received special notification to inake further | PY Feason of entanglements with ay 423 Lith street, above Pennsylvania avenue. Je8-3m_| 10 Canada, there are many points which they {m South Baltimore, whose husband is away. alterations, which was done; that one year ago he 4 a might avail themselves of with advantage. Bentley lives in tie same house with the EATLY'S ORGANS, 27 STOPS, $125, PIANOS, received an order to make Additional’ exits from : woman and her family, and he adinits the Bieireo Pastas tasting gay and night, Cate: | | THE FOLLowINa 1s a Sraveaenr of the dispost- | the gallery by cutting doors, through the towers | ty-or a child, about a week Old. Mr. Bentley Camp jogue free. Address DANIEL ¥. BEATTY, Washing- | tion made by the U. S. Treasurer of the national | M4 placing plat TOOts ate almect An Moats, | 2 Americ, England two years ago. scutes ES. | bank notes redeemed during the month of August: | rupted level for four oF five houses (some of them | !¥ed in Philadelphia and Baltimore, and ts G L. WILD & BRO., Notes fit for circulation assorted and returned to | being slatted and used for clothes drying pur- ° 109 7th Street Ni the banks of Issue, $309,800; notes unfit for circu- poses) —so the entire audience might make its exit sole agents for the STIEFF and theKRANICI lation delivered to the controller of currency for | in that way in perfect safety; at the same time he & BACH PIANOS and ESTEY ORGANS. destruction, $5,552,830; notes of failed and liquida- | recelyed an order to close the opening from the Boole! station ae fo Ramos Fanos snd Oneaue, tog nae grec a eng es; oe the —— a ‘apex Of the roof, A Coamnen rales. | totul, $6,168,580; total for August, 1881, which order was obeyed: he has also cut open! ‘Ben wevel oi a inthe railing which divides the orchestra from | \¢3- , Mr. Bentley says, however, THE TRADES. to Cincintiat!. - Western Ex Mail E- press, 9:50 p.m. daily for PRACTICAL BOOK bores JOB PRINTERS, + 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. | gy1235 Pennsylvania avenue, aninate. Dy Cg 487 $:50 p.in. Say exces, Betur- day. m. daily, except Sunday. 10:20 p.m. On Sunday, 4:20, FA heel 9:60, n. Lined Express, 9:80 a.m. daily,ex- | Mead caret 40, 8. 09, 2:39, 10:90 a.m. and 1:30, 1 Prize... ‘50, and 10:20 p.m. On 9:90" ares 220, 6:20, 7350,"9:50, | 3 ¢, 6:40a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, a] m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, except | 200 ‘DERICKSBURG RALL- 1.600 ALEXANDRIA “AND WASHINGTON it to New a BO: ‘Ry. the ‘These drawings occur moutuly (Sundays e quer provisions of an act of tho General ‘Amemibly at eutucky. ipsa N, Ve. all Girouats fratne conect at Jor- | 4 TB? Fe ee en ae ae Sheet Painter te Foe ea aS aS | “Rint tnat the Common Gifect transfer to Pull a ul lace across New York City. repy is load adeiptisa,. $:00 a.m, 10:50 a.m. a POPULAR wORTEEE DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 0O., city of Louisville, on ‘the Commonwealth Distribution Com- 1:30, 4: Second—Its drawings aro fair. has now on hand a lar fund. sg = aah the list of prizes fortio SEPTEMBER DRAWING. 1,000 “0.000 5,000, 10,000 Yoo sech, 10:00 ‘SO each. 10,000 20each, 12,000 10 each. 39,090 7,800 ‘900 12,400 35 ‘$100. or bank draft by letter, or send by ex- press. DON'T BEND BY HESISTERED LETTER or Si OFFICE ORDER | Orders of $5 and up {OHM BOARDMAN” Contier Se din i, Bae" W, GLARE Ata Neca Ws jerse northwest, and 1423 Peunsylvamia avenue, fi-teth iToners ‘Courier-Journal Lou- Ww. H. WHEATLEY’S DHE AND DRY SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. — deciied to marry her. ¢ Tae Yeutow Fever Disrricra—The surgeon | the orchestra circle opposite the exit aisles to side | 7°° — SEWING MACHINES, &c. general of the marine hospital service last even- | doors; also placed the safety rails from the dress mie te = = circle to the lobby, and workmen are now busily | Y#LLOw Fever Nores.—There were 52 new caaeg ‘OU WILL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY ANY sEw- | !D8 Tecefved the following telegram trom Browns. | Chole 28 Du ‘new stairways trom the gallery | of yellow fever at Brow! zeae, ING MACHINE before youcome here and see our | Ville: totns areas: He subiniteit he has and tarce deaths, One vicki Ee Covet pe ages “Fifty new cases, three deaths. Don’t need more berry, manager of the Western U: PEELE amen ont, | girs BRON aie Ra ae = Seereccea es inds: er ex! in we juaranting eel aE Minas; rest and repair: 5 suid | for which medicines must be suppite, ~ ‘THE NEW YORE STOCK MARKET. Infantry. ‘There were 8 desis tn HE LAST SALE OF TH “MonRay, Surgeon. cases fever T ST BARGAIN ol EB Gane eee of the New Tork Stock Markee codey es teteiceg | Pensue ola up to yesterday and two “Goopricn, Collector.” | py special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street. Acting Assistant Surgeon White, at Pensacol: 10.90 | sriaw telegraphed the surgeon general, marine hos Name. | 0. | Same. DAVISON—JONNSON. On Sun G59 | pital, reporting three new cases of féver and one ' 1882, by ev. W. W. Locke, of the M.- $0 jeath there. Pa $6) Sx ince. & wee. pl ©, DAVISON to DAL. JOHNBUN, 700 CARRYING AN EXCESS OF PASSENGERS ON STEAM- 8 { Do. pref, (| ‘TURPIN—DANIEL. August Sist, 7:30 aj 500 st, g sereraeresen BRS.—The solicttor of the Treasury, Judge Raynor, 263s| Northwest. Prot. Joseph H. i» by the Kev, WARRANTED IN PEREECT ORDER. to-day gave an oficial opinion upon a somewhat | ©- sad Pe Fo esha eaten At OPPENHEIMER'3 Foe ted Uhlan isa =a imposed i . D. & | i —————— a 528 9th strect northwest, St. Cloud Building. law upon collectors of customs an ectors. = “ arn, to bring suit against masters and owners of BO < Machines Rented snd Repaired, aut | steamers to recover tne penalty tmposed by law | Erle: sis"""""| So Seer Batts “ars | neice So Deva of eee ae FEW BIG BARGAINS IN for carrying an excess of passengers over and 139% 189 /St.P. & Omaha) 654; 554 | Funerai at 12° o'lock, Friday morning, SEWING MACHINES, beyond the number allowed in their licenses, ac- 143" 112%! Do. pret. 1133 | Ist, from her late residence, 2111" Tonth Ar Oonxen Tra axp H Braeers. rding to the capacity of the vessel? He says: Nash ..| 724) 7234/Texas Pac ....| 81% 51% | West. Friends and scquainiances are invited to Qhe new, latest improved Singer, slightly us0d......$29 The uty Imposed upon the collectors and in- | Mich. Cent....| 99 "| 9% /Tex. P.Pag's.| 64 . ‘without further notes, e Domestic do. rs to ald in rndin 4 the provisions of this 393¢ 399; Union Pac . 3} MARTIN. On ist 4th, 1882, at Newport ‘hese Machines have atop, miction, extéiisicit table, | tie enforced ts by using the preventive authority ely |Wab. Pac.....| sri aziz | Ye. THOMAS aASATATN, aged Tortyrone youn side drawers, cover and all attachments complete, and | given them touchii ie issue of licenses. To WW: | resident .f this city. fre warranted for five year enforee an act or tho, revention Of a disastert BY. Contrai.ubage 1a0ys West. Unidas | gos) Soy | one Bermiyial game tinge om, WS ape 5 sastel fallen, Ives an absurd- waits s MeclaieceDsmemaccnte / One sepond-hand Singer $18 | ity in tts very terms. Tam clearly of opinion Uist poe Z Tor and jarriet A. Birnie Was | MIDDLETON. une ‘Agenoy for the Self-thire nelther the letter of the law nor ‘a decent public | admitted to cee to-day. She dine athherreddance, 24 New ere Pratt itis iting and Repairing. polly, tm on collectors and inspectors the | rects that her son, Edward A. Birnie, who 1s con- |] RIETTA MIDDLETON, widow of D. W. luty of sulng for the penalities for carrying excess | stituted sole executor, shall sell certain ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. C. AUERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts., of pamesngore, I cannot say that Ue law pro-| and use the money ‘in paying her del a = Mecseon 46 ‘ 4 Hat | hibits these ofcers from so doing. But T am de. by hia for te ab ier cldediy of opinion that public policy 18 opposed | the purchase of house wor ates Pennsylvania ave UNDERTAKERS. wees hue by Mary W. Birnie; siso to the payment of ———————_—_—_—____————$—aa also ‘OSEPE Sh FLCoNouicaL anp SAFE. Exrmestow oF NartoxAl. BaxEE—The controler | rier & Noble, ‘Tbe wil gives Go Mary W. irale the natant em peed WEA KENGLA & 00.'3 of the currency to-day issued his certificate au- | the household furniture, and the of the vay oe thorizing the extension of the corporate existence | estate is to be invested by the executor, and the | [Oo wiaua, - LAUNDRY SOAP of the First National Bank, of Germantown, ObI0; achieve opi er Selb UNDERT: J Y 2 i be divided eq ‘a 1337 Testa BTBEEE ; the First National Bank of Toledo, Ohio; the single fe ECOROMIGATS eee TATIONS. BUCH ae | Fourth National Bank of Cineianat 10; {he | her deathor marriage smong the calldren. hs Telephone Connection. MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, stu | First National Bank of Springfteld, Vt. | Wepre 5 4 fo. $16 S bet > btreets. 4 CATE, &¢., WHICH USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND QUICKLY WEAS OUT Why McCormick Threatened Mitchell. In the Police Court this afternoon, Edward Mc- AND ROT THES. TPIS SAFE. BECAUSE TT 18 MANUFACTURED | COfmick, a special oftcerin the Smithsonian park, FROM STRICTLY PUL MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PLEPARED BY OURSELY, PALM AND COCOANUT ‘OILS; WHILE ON CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAB- KETARE MADE FROM PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVSERY BAR BRANDED 7 OUR NAME, SALE BY GROCERS GENFRALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, m8 8944 WATER STREKT.