Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1882, Page 8

== LOCAL MENTION, The Weatner Orrick OF IME CHIRE SiGNat. Orrice, 1 SM sentxetox, D.C.. Sept. 2. 1882, 9:30 amr Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7 p.m. and ex- | Uingutsned at 10:35 p. m. Yesterday a colored boy named Harry Watson Was riding on a boy’s wagon down 13th-street hill When ran Into the lamp-post at the corner of I 2d Edition. For the midilé Atlantic states, fair weather, Yariable winds, stationary or higher barometer’ Bearly stationary temperature. Special Weather Buttetin. The chief sign: Mes of the army furatsnes the following sp nto the press: The Darometer Is h a the St. Lawrence valley t over Lake Michigan. The temperature | Street and overturned, and Watson's arm was | broken. The work of grading and otherwise improving. reservation 17, south of the old Carroll mansion, Tess under the supervision of Col. Rack2 The special appropriation for this year 1s wn, formerly of this city, father Rha fallen from 12 to 11. 19 the Meee perature Austin P. Brown and Mrs, Paymaster Swe prone nel le ning tA ») dled last Thursday from the effects Light frost 1 from West Las S Fecelved in an accident which occurred Mites. Leral metce os 1 from the upper | #¢ is lumber mills near Montreal, Canada, The boly of Thomas Martin, formerly a brick- Yer of this city, who died recently at Newport Ws, and was burled there, (as it was erroneo Ported witout a coffin, Was brought he: terday and reinterred in the Congressional ceme- tery, Several of Mr. Martin’s friends having sub- scribed for that purpose. Ata meeting of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners last evening a number of new men- bers were admitted. ‘The frame buildin, the Department of J lake region, the Miss Tennes-e>" Southwest the districts east of the Misstsst England, where they have shi ‘The followin, : pL and Ohio ie The following station ne inch of rainfall during the hours, viz: 1.03. Local ; and fair ath Atlantic states duriig to-day occupying the lots adjoining ‘ustice building yesterday was sold at auction, by Thomas Dowling, to Isaac Bradley for $390, with the understanding that he Temove It within one week, and grade and Sod the ground. meteorological summary of the signal office Shows that last month was the coolest August in ‘<ton since 1875, when the average tempera- of the month was 72°, against 74° In August, 7 and to-morrow. Dox'r Foxcer the select excursion by Ryland Chapel to Lower Cedar Point next Monday, the ab. to ele as wi between I and K, Up: Fard-wid good cor- yard-wide ¢ afternoon a little son of Mrs. Laskey, residing at wear and b 330 Pennsylvania avenue, while climb: } shirts, me Ing a fence, fell and distocated his léft arm at the | tu good prints, tab 2ow, breaking the bone at the same time. Dr. | th: at bottom price: A fan | Townshend was called in and rendered the neces- | i! at Stern’s, Medical attention. He states tha th heal, but necessarily will remain stiff, he boy’s tinued ae C under the name dd style of John F. Elils | sin 04 on ‘ow prices, thwest, Sunday Chronicle of this city has undergone nge. The new organization will be announced Bur Your Watt Parexs. windos shades, &c., of Orrow. awn TiS Petree irroww. It 18 proposed to instil the Fosseiu’s Ice Cream. stional Association of Veterans | Iie: of the Mexican War who will attend the annual | the Correr LicuTstx¢-Ro: th street. at J. H. Kuebling’s, 419 | reunion at ‘ashville, Tenn., on the 13th, Mth and 15th in re to be provided with round-trip shville and return for on eertifi- ‘tes of Identity from the secretary of the associa- tat Deror for Hart's Insect P Borthwest. ‘owder—7i1 2d street | | a. of About 11:30 o'clock thi: man, about 60 y: our kidn ul doctors a s morning an old gentle- imposstbte. ep eel ars old, named John Williams, re that Hunt's Ri Our edy St meiiicine ever known teoeaie slipped upon a waterinelon rind and fell, hitting’ | {4 Bian Dest medicine ever known for kidney uis- his head on one of the stalls tn the Center market, | OP = = injurt hi riously. of Hanr's Issect vow No poison. ES, pat. noseplece, $1.50. | Amon the Dee, Charles * Washingtonians present ata ball at e Of Mr. Jutnes E. Willett, Banks of the L, Monday evening, were Mrs. Charles Fluschmann, Mrs. J Miss Ci wton, Miss Rosa M th wo Phi Pexiscoric Ey: “S. THE CONGREGATIONAL CuvacH will welcome the ago, was again con- Unued fora week In the Police Court to-day, the young man’s wound having opened, and thereby Causing his confinement to his home. ee secret socteties | ude wilt comprise | citizens, milita ary ps and otters, numbering about 4,000, the fire department an Police adding 2,000, the secret Socleties 3.000 men, is surely enough ‘to mak grand display. Our organizations, both milit and otherwise, should take part, and the military especially should enter for the ‘prizes. The trade | lay will be magniti ent, as Many have con- Za Fisep vor Fast Drivine.—A young man named W. Gladmon was in the totls at’ the Police Court this morning on the charge of fast driving. When called up for trial, his “wife, who was present, came inside the bar und put her arms around his | day afternoon the defendant, in company with a Woman. drove down 14th street below the Ave- nue in a buggy at a terrific rate of speed, and the vehicle would have rturned had not the Woman taken charge of the horse. The defendant Stated that he is employed at the Bureau of En- graving and Printing and was never arrested be- fore. He was fined $20 or 30 days. ‘The B. and O. will run 5 fete, affording ail an opport Panttes in search of Well to examine the low pr No. 808 Market § al trains during the unity to visit all. dry goods would ¢ ives of Trunnet & Ciari Evi cleaning establis afllicted w th t res ume his lessons on Mon- i$ antsic rooms, 1n Ui Entwance at the east ‘Statth, ume. ‘SE oF DEPRAviTy.—Lizzle Drew, a miser- stval, able B. & O. will run spectal to the vent at short intervuls,with one hour nthe elties at arate Of half or one round trip. HEAPQUARTERS FOR ScHoorL Sor at family shoe Ey 7th street. Boys <chool shoes trom 49 Misses school shoes from 42c. up. Childrens’ school shoes from 492. up. Infants’ shoes from 15c. 1 At family shoe store, 205-308 7th street. Noxstxse—The great hue and ery about cheap ind the prevailing idea that they are good P K00dS” are macte to last long | purchaser's cash out of his atis their whole mission. ‘They will | enough to get home and furnish the own faculty for Butt, be ded him on the nd shoulder, taking the skin off. Witness then ran Lita down the road and discharged his pistol. The defendant claimed that he was as Saulted first, but the court imposed a fine of $10 or 30 days in Jul ee Aquatic Sports. DISTRICT BOAT CLUB NOTES—THE EASTERN BRANCH ~ RACES TO-DAY—THE OCTOBER REGATTA, ETC. ‘Fhe amateur boat race on the Eastern Branch this evening promises tobe one of interest. Those Who witnessed the exciting race last Saturday be- tween Mansfield and Lewis, of Eist Washington, and Psyne and White, of West Washington, are very anxious to see the same oarsmen row a race over the National regatta course on the Potomac. Probably such a match will be arranged before a great while. The Columbia boys expect Ellis Ward on Mon- day, and he will begin at once to train the men and select the crews for the fall regatta and also for the bi-centenntal at Philadelphia, which takes place on the 28th of October. Smith ‘and Hender. Son, of the Columblas, are both rowing well, and Will show up well In the juntor single race. ‘Taylor, the Potomac trainer, has an eight and K ‘arly every evening. The senior remain the same as mentioned ime ago, and barring accident P su hat th he as ing a little the relative merits of good goods Duy trash if you desire to PFactice entails the certainty of Reed of new things, even wile yo to investigate and peor ones, Prosper, as this | always being in | a have just been | M. A Tex YEAR old colored Doy was before this morning for stealing coal trom the | B& P. railroad company. OMcer Mills testited to gatehing the defendant in the act of stealing coal the cars of the raflroad company. The court Judge | ‘Tite STAR some tl its understood that the Analostans have en- TRUNNEL & CLARK, of will gaged John Kennedy, the oarsman, as their train. 5 pac @ffer, on and after 4th ins aunt, all their large stock | er. A great many of the Analostans are out of Of ary goods xt cost. town, and they will not. get their men in good | by ‘Tus Bist STION OF THE AGE 15 the new | trim for some time yet. a'giz or a fouris ai they | DY fombination lock for satehe | are able to get out at present. 13 and bags. It does Smray with the use of keys, can be COUKTNEY'S VICTORY YESTERDAY—HIS UNPRECE- MOF letters On the prinetp : DENTED TIME. ‘The conventence, ornament anit t Sof this ‘The three-mile race yesterday, between Court- hey and Lee, at Richfleld Springs, N. ¥., was won t to satchels d_baxs 1s destined kS and keys from the BOATING NOTES. The Hilsiate crew went over the Yestentay, finishing comparatively fresh. The patr-oared gig race, distance one-and-a-halt miles, at the Glenwood Lake regatta, N.Y. full course | ‘Kestinrenial to Mr. Ed. Abner. iS Wasurs ware eam st terday, was won by the Ariel crew, of Newark, eoers An — & ‘Their competitors were the Essex and Triton pairs, mer so Ge E sink Sit=—Appreciating your suecesstul efforts | M8 Of Newark. ‘Tima, 11 uutoutes 83 seconds, i MANY past seasons, 2 HY as the present Sporting, Notes. do. a Posed rg eorirwishein ed ae place | "Base balt yostentay' At Washington—p. 0. p, a mumber of your friends w! tbe a1 a 1 Ds Gove 0. sine. At TOnaeure = Alleghe- ‘an opportanity fore uy, 4; Athlele, 3” At Chicago—cntcaxo, 7; Boston, APpree!stion, we desire toten ics 1. At New York—Philadelphta, 6; Metropolitan, & Benent contre on ecg May selectanat | At Buffalo—Bulfalos, 6; idence, 2 At De- Whe month U€ Septenibcr, at your saree trott—Detrott, 1; Troy, 0. The winne: at Brighton Beach yesterday were hit ‘Lyon, J. W. Morton Goce nie Vost, dita Farrell, Barney Fy. Rameacn and Jin Vahderveer. Taw Sehuiss” Tie races at Hartford ‘yesterday were won by Mianie R, S. e nis'& Co, «nta Claus and Wilson. y it ;A number of entries have been madé for D. H. W. G. Metzerott& Cy, | Blanchard’s £10,000 purse, to be trotted Tee - Lansburgi & Bro., "| Beacon Park, Boston, on. Thursday, September 1 Hume, Cleary © Go., toile heats, best three in flve, to harness, $5,000 (> wn FS the Grst horse, £2,200 to the sccond, $1,300 to the fence 2, chapman, thicd, $1,000 tothe fourth, Among chet Ree Re Barbour £ Hathfitor Withorspoon, Black Cloud, H Joa A Rose ed Parana, Edwin Thorne, Humbolilt, Santa Claug Minton, Morrow & Co,, | And Aidine—the best string of horses ever browehe And many other, . T in one day on the New England turt, Mir. Geo. J. Seabury, Rifle Assoctation, iuas planation” concerning the military rif_o maten, in whieh, the conditions of ti National Rifle Association has agreed Wasmxaroy, D. C., August 31, 1982, Tega an “appoal aa ot Marie Wain eae Tam te Sinoh WoL, of the benefit tendered me. Mi evening, 18, as the evening on respectfully, was a close PRovIpENce, R. I., Sept. CLEVELAND, 0., S here and at Zan encaustic tiles—3 per cent Arabi Pasha Formi: camp at Solthiveh, thus th ne cautions against any aeseription of Phipps, ing steamers be watched. ———— ‘The California Republican Convention SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2—At the republi O. F. Davies was nominated { the meeting then adjourned ui last evenin; New Yorx, Sept. 2— Genl. James from his residence on lations of the deceased Lonpox, Sept. 2—In conse the home office has tssu with instant dismissal any cating to the press orders Call loans on money 6 per cent 13° now the bonds. The foreign exchan; dul ign ee BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.—Virginia new ten-forties. 423; bi ale firm—western_ pack steady, 40. Petrole ordinary Latest Telegrams to The Star, ARABI FORMING A NEW CAMP, FREDERICK, MD, REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, QUESTIONS OF WAGES SETTLED. ee LONDON AND DUBLIN POLICE TROUBLES. Frederick, Wd., Republicans. IE CONVENTION TO-DAY—MR. URNER’S CHANCES. Special Dispatch to THE EveninG Stan. FREDERICK, MD., Sept. 2—The Frederick county Tepubiican convention met to-day im Junior Mall select delegates to the congressional and judi- cial nominating convention. Thos. Gorsuch was ected temporary chairman and Harry C. Keever temporary secretary. A committee on creden- 1s Was appointed. At the committee meeting,t understood there was a movement to throw out e contending factious of Frederick district, but 18 was lost, and the judiciary delegates were ad- tted. It looks as if Mr. Urner was going to have e homiuation of judze forced on him’ regard- d desire for Congress. The con- 3 and dry } the joint being ruin: vention adjourned to meet at 1 p.m. Monday. | “The partnership between Mrs. John F. Ellis and THE AFTERNOON SESSION. ri sive: | Mr. Henry Eberba ing been dissolved, Mrs. | After the mecting was ealled to order this even- 57th street. | Eis has ‘sec rvices of Mr. Charles B. | ing a resolution was offered to appoint a commite Hempler’s, Optie | isle formerly tn the employ of the tate John F- | tee of five to Wall On Mr Urhon peg ane : Pee) SPSS | Euits, to manage her busthess, which will be position he would accept. Mr. Urner was present \l asked permission to speak a few words and ve the time of appointing a committee to wait him. He was granted the floor for a few min- utes, In his speech he said he could not accept e Judicial honors, as_his congressional term did. t expire until the 4th of March, but if the repub- ans Would appoint another’ man who they ought could carry the district. he would cer nly give him his support. — ‘The Lawn Tennis Tournament. Newrorr, R. I., Sept. 2—The concluding rounds the National Lawn Tengis tournament at the Casino to-day were played In the presence of a large audience. The weather fs very warm. In e third round of pairs, Nightingale and Smith, Providence, beat Philadelphia, by 6,8, 6,2 The final round of Singles for the champtonship in singles was on by Sears, of Boston, against C. M. Clark, of iladelphia, by a score of 6, 1, 6,4. The contest ery ‘fine one all through, although the Was not played, Pastor Sibbath morning. Dr. Bischof aud’ bt Regina Hayden, Miss Ida Balley, the 2 choir will be present. ° Wisc Maunle and Bessie Kerh, and Masters Joseph Secretary Chandler's Trip. = = yyte and Harry Fielscumann. Bostoy, Sept. 2—The U. 8. 8. Tallapoosa, with coming Sd meets ot, Baltimore ts indeed | “ithe eharse ngdiney corge Mantz for shooting | secretary Chandier on voor, aatiat eaneo ee dooming and meeting a Donse from the | young Yates several weeks Portsmouth to-day. ee Whe Sprague Estate Suit. 2—The petition of charlah Chaffee, trustee and assignee of the rague estate, for advice and assistance in the case of F. D. Moulton, William Sprague and Can- Onehet was partially heard in the supreme court to-day. The case as to Moulton was dismissed, c re r 'l for Sprague representing that he wished Fran Oycnter the pageant. Thursday will be | neck and wept bitterie the coe being so violent | Counsel for Sprag' thi Efabd, and from the little knowledge to be ob- | as to Interrupt forage me Proceedings of the | 0 De heard in argument avainerthe validity of the ned the people will be agreeably surprised, as | court. “She tng fnally pacified, and Poltceman | trustee's title,the case was continued untt rs- Boe Be Tick Is used in the decorations of the | Bost, of the cen ‘al station, testified that yester- | day next. es Nominated on the Firvt Ballot. t. 2—The republicans of the ngressionil district, which includes part. of and county, to-day nominated Syivester ereté on the first ballot. Sa More Labor ‘Troubles Settled. : ‘Thirty years’ e: ene — — "7 —A spe ast s Ladies’ and gentlemen's garmenteain Ger ence | Tae Jone ExcoRsION Pane Ot ast Washing. | | oiTmntn, Sept. 2—A s Gee ene laces, ete, are perfectly Point tect Weqwoyable excursion to Lower Cedar | POO}, Ohio. si pottery frats ‘of Watluces Crees Flor process. Ladies’ eve Foint last Wednestay. | Among those present were | 2! Goodwin & Co. Vodrer Maree, Harker & | Opinion of F. J. De a ee ees silson, Miss Mollte Garthwatt, Miss | CO» Goodwin ployed of an tndlvidual guaran tes District of Columbla: “Your vie Ada Betts, Miss Kile Tatspa 2 Se a pak Seat effectenl san ate Hutchinson, Miss Katie Daranit of the old wages for the year nnd their recognition feet machinery ts not surge Ts Me Cues Sheree mat generic? Okerbacks, | Saane Se ges waeee they Telemed to work: ‘The Yors or elsewh- “Grease spots’ guar. | MF Churies Sheryer, Mr. Maurice Otterback, | 24S ete hes oh 3 a sc! | Fecoznttion, and that settled there wis nothing Od Coe Tes AEM OF nottons and dry | Mrs. W. K. Hutches a ea) Mrs. Co and’ | 4a¥ and deciited to accept the terms. Goods, cor. I and 7th sts, will commence Monday. family. Unica, N.7., Sept. 2.—The question of wages be- ffs Unive Puace.—Foopie are apt 0 torce uo freon the glass manufacturers “of this state and Season a Nttle in regard to the eating OF ponciens | THE RuvER TeapRcitarbor Master Sutton re | iene women “was setti see e ee dll and tats ts especially true of children. Late be Ie Te Eat kl Tver front to-day as follows: | Might itacturers concede the ite Tist with a | Eiri Bec ces gee oF children: 1 preee ayy UtAR Horner, Lady of the Lake and | Manufacturers concede the ltesburg list with a | ieee ee th hs be, Heart Wo0d—0 cords for J. Oo, | Teduction of ten per cent on single thick glass, and | pseeanes whe nr, Howard, Ozden, 80 cords do. tor ci | the workmen. accept he wages carrying thelr a. lr, Tittie Bile, Posey. 100 Dushels oys- | OWN rolls. | Work tn the factories in the state Will ebolera morbus. Many of the wretched children | for city marke DO Coe | ee eee these dis S Would die but tor | nd Virginia, § 00) tor Wm. The Situation in @ disorders would die but tor | 4 ablin To-Day. : eo a feeaaea tee cuemenciras john | DUBLIN, Sept. 2—It 13 stated that memorials Portsmouth. N. H., certitwes, with Pleasure, that | Brooks, with metons. iden & Hcnard- | have just been sent to Mr. Trevelyan, the chiet fay atlas Genk GAPE ee fental te | SOW; Schr. Continents 009 tect Tumnber, | Secretary, offering that if the men who wero dis. She children, tt affords quick, sate, and ready te. on eas pore tons | Guages re reinstated all the mem-qwilt retarn to sand, RM. arse Upperianz, Grey, | duty, aa = * | 295 tons cout, Cute wen; barge Liza Gry, | _Lalen—The police offer, t the alemissed’ men Pror. Biscnorr wil te eInstated, to waive all other claims pending eting of the commis-ton to consider their vances. The police will hold a mass ineetin ag, 2aung xirl, atout 18 yearsor age, with | to-ntzht to discuss the answer which is cepocty ee Bunty ees Roe Stockings on, was before Judge | to this communication, OF—as they terme here OntoLe.—The boom of the Oriole certainly takes | Bunty this inorning, charged with belns avarnine | Sultimete ae cotataunication was delivered Vast proportions as the time f fete draws | ant prostitute. She pleaded gulity to b by a delegate to Mr. Trevelyan to-day. ‘The law Bear. The military com: 3 but denied that she was a officers are of opinion that the services of Orange- | eelpt of letters from military n'zations, ask | testified to arrest! mien may be accepted as special constables, but of take OF mormation and accepted invitation to | ode a itere nigut in South Washington course in their capacity as cltizens, not as Orange- take part. Mieatlons £60 plese Parade | Bundy sentenced her to 60 deve ieee men. Bove about 120 applteations for pl ces In ns some peionehs —_»___ ie display 0 cost from $200 to $1,000. ‘The re- .— Robert Lew! The Tariff Commission. sevond day will be very Police Conran tae MSSaUIELR AtDeiee | _INDIANAPOUTS, Teh dee ee anton commis- ed have been 1 man, named John Beverly, by scalding | S!W is in session here to-day at the Bates Meee, tina attend. | nim. Beverly was charsed ty rome yesterday | It has yiven a hearing to three representatives of mal Clty ted ap | With assaulting him by" shooting Ne hie aay | the UL meee ae company, established at posal eity, and to a - this place. They gave a history of the industry | oud the ‘iile, Ohio, and asked that there fe In the present rate of duty on a reduction ng a New Camp. bt Pasha ts forming a reatening the canal and Wolseley has taken pre- Iaovement in that direction, PoRT SArp, Sept. 2—Aral ritish flanks. Gen. ee Philadelphia’s Fugitive Embezzier. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2 ceived here this mornin; —Information was re- ig that the fugitive ex. ims house, Major Phipps, , and that he was to sail Oday. Te chief of police Superintendent Walling a and requesting that depart- iperintendent of the alt id gone to New York, ence for Europe t Te has telegraphed session of the st evening, Mr. E. for state controller; intit to-day. Mr. M. ie nominee for governor, was serenaded ‘an state convention lai Estee, thi a General Graham’s Funeral. ‘The funeral of the late raham, took place to-day West 10th street, Only re- were present. Lo rimer Gi ent him to jatl for five days. = [cage Fopressut © elr club in the regatta. « meral Foreign N. = ss = rhe light welght crew, rese’ New: Iv You Waxr a pretiy carpet, Brussel oringraln, | or Roberts starve apie ET tone tae THE STEAMER LAKE NEPIGON, Sere, > the new styles Just opened at Towson’s, | Narden, bow. The Potomacs have ordered a’ new LrvERPOoL, Sept. 2—The steamer Lake Nepigon, nnsylvania avenw 2 Souta side. Raper Shell for the juniors from \elenridies Troy, | which went ashore, on the eastern coast of Ire- Saustag's auction sale Of notions and dry goods, | New York. and it is expected to Yenc hove next | land, yesterday morning, has arrived in. the Mer- corner fabi tth street, witty Monday.” | Week. sey, | ho extent of the damage done to the ves- not known. She is water tight. TROUBLE WITH THE LONDON POLICE. quence of complaints the superintendents of the London police at the w rules for paying the opolice being published, an order threatening man found communi- issued to the force. > Wall Street To-day. nt thesis the Boston Va- | by Courtney in 19:314. Lee crossed the line a Ne Vine Seige Te ee z See fe ene Sole agency for this | length and a halt be 23535. yee Peek: Sept 2 —The Post's financial article hew lock on ail their fine grain wee i ay iors ona nats oe ae ae More active than ceeange Inarkets are somewhat and club bags witout ex. 2 >§ poun © | more active than yesterday. U.S. bonds ate un- Wer nate uaatly even. The frst three-quarters | changed. State Dorie oes strong and higher, and | Were pulled side by side. On th fourth quarter | tained bose irregular. ‘The stock mar- "tins, Se, | Lew led Dy about a length, but Courtney caugie | ket deste os ae ee and a halt was strong, {Min ant led around the budy. "On the ninth quar- and (prices | advanced HYG, the, latter, ry AN ce kalned the lead, but Courtney began to | Delaw2 ckawanna ‘Western, to 148° CITY AND DISTRICT. | iiutepgiuetuie lead. but, Cour Rig ride wieh | Denver? givancer™® ,€Wsttery, to a ——.——— {Tenis most weapiaue, wRprecedonted time made | Union Pac. North teecine preferred, Jersey Central Amusements ‘To-nigh | ieee mos, Pople to think that the course was'a | and Delawarceet ieee each 1 per cent. From Foun’: Ovres House. —Thatcher, Primrose and | ttle short. AUany rate Course cones, top, | 11:89 until about 12:15 prices declined sgasa, but West's Minstrels, ASA Was understood that if he Should win bis | later Pecame strong, and as We write stocks are ie z a bile ‘Will ‘be on the Tonnva’ ailace Ross, | selling at the Iighest fleure of theday ieeene ae > ‘pean : ne id burlesqile, el Public Will be on the looxout for another | being a figure and up to 62 and Jersey Cen.,which has further advanced to 793s. ‘The bank statemueg | was so much ‘better ting n Was predicted ther strengthened the stock stocks are 515g that its market. For time ottom rate where t of United States market ts extremely —_——.___ The Markew, $4; do. past due om day. IMORE, ‘Sept. 2. Flour unchanged. aronce rat e collateral does not consist 50, . second series, pons, By; cexl, 2 um uns y to fair, Sis cargoes, 09%. Suwar Pb ieanis kee 0 Shit n Rensalzer and Newbold, | | Will be retired Octo POTOMAC RIVER IMPROVEMENT. The Work to Go om—Opinion of the Attorney General. The Attorney General this afternoon submitted to the Secretary of War an opinion upon the ques- ton, which was submitted to him, whether the Teclamation of the Potomac flats can be com, Menced before the question of titles to the Kidwell Meadows and other ands to be improved 1s set= ted. The opinion states ‘that the work can be commenced. THE KIDWELE CLAIM. The Attorney General hag received a letter from Mr. Merrick, the attorney for the claimants of the Kidwell meadows, tothe effect that in the matter of the proposed Improvement of the Potomac flats the claim of his clients need not delay the Work one moment, whether thelr grant good , Vall or invalid They are willing and destrous that the government Should at once take possession of all property clatined by them and_use it as may be necessary or proper for the purposes of reclamation. ‘They tender themselves ready to execute any tnstru- ment in writing that may be required to enable the officers of the — gov- emment to carry the work into immediate execution, without any risk of interference with them. The claimants, while confident of the Valldity of their claims and patents, are desirions of the fullest investigation either by judictal proceedings or otherwise, so that their Tights, if they have any, may be definitely adjuai- cated and settled, and if upon inquiry the conclu- sion ts reached that a suit in equity should be In- sUituted to ascertain their rights and to test the validity of their patent they express a willingness to expedite any judiclal proceedings necessary. Succeeds Col. Taylor. pt. 2—Col H. C. Corbin having Taylor, assistant adjutant gen- eral at Newport barracks, Gen. Hunt, commanding the department of the south, lias 1ssued an order relleving Col. Taylor, and ordering hita to report. | to the department ‘of the Platte. In the order |General Hunt says: “In relieving him from | MS present position the general commanding destres to express his thenks for the efficient and Satisfactory manner in which Col, Taylor has dis charged his dutles as chief of the department Staff and his regret at the separation that deprives it of his further services.” ee Brig. General Crook’s Report. The report of Brig. Gen. Crook, commanding de- Partment of the Platte, for the past year, recom- mends a concentration of troops at eligible points upon the line of the railroad. He mentions Omaha, Sidney, Neb.; Cheyenne, Wy., and Fort Douglass, Utah, as positions deemed best Suited at this thae for large garrisons. ‘The report refers to a wonderful Improvement In markman- shi long the troops, stating that the companies of Captains Lee, Hay’ and Munson, all of the 9th cavalry, have shown especial proficiency. The re- port gives an account of the killing of the retrncto, Ty Ute chief, Captain Jack, by Major Mason, who had a mountain’ howitzer ‘discharged at Captain dack’s lodge. Yellow Fever Reports. The Surgeon ;General Marine Hospital service, has received the following reports from the yellow fever districts: PENSACOLA, FLA., Sept. 1.—Two new cases and two deaths réported to-day. Wire, Acting Ass't Surgeon. BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Sept. 1.—Seventy-ohe new gases reported; some are evidently reported twice. Three deaths. ‘Inspectors report no known fever In the ranches, or north of Arroyo. (Signed)—Murray, Surgeon; Combe, Health Officer; Goodrich. (Note.—The Arroyo Colorado (Red river) is the stream heading near Santa Maria, and flowin to- Ward the Gulf. It is 30 miles trom Brownsville, and along its valley the protective cordon is es? tablished. } —————+9¢-___ Tne DESPATCH ALL RiguT.—Acting Secretary of the Navy Walker this afternoon received a tele. gram from Commander Greene, commanding the U. S.S. Despatch, dated at Newnont R. L, Sep- tember 24, as follows: “Despatch 1s all right. No camage done by grounding slightly ina thick og.” ATI, Sey ‘ol. J. PLACED ON THE Retinep List.—Lieut. Col. Nich- olas Vedder, of the Pay department,was placed on the retired ist of the army to-day, having reached the age of 61 years. ‘This retirement promotes Major William A. Rucker to be lieutenant colonel. Deputy Paymaster General James B. M. Potter NTS have been made in the Treasury department: John Lehnert, pro- | Moted and reappointed cabinet maker in the cab- Inet shop; Wm. Beckett, laborer etary’s Gfice; Michael Nash, laborer, Se offic Michiel Gallagher, laborer, Sec Wi Coates, laborer, Seer -e, and Nero Craw- ford, Watchinan, vice V Armstrong, resigned. ‘Tue Conrnacr for an artificial pavement at the Public building at Utica, N. ¥., has been awarded toJohn A. Schillingerot New York, at $2,077, andl the contract for heating apparatus for the public building at Danville, to Bartlett, Hayward & C9., of Baltimore, at $6, SECRETARY FOLGER ha dation of the comm: corner of Broadw asasite fora Towa, for $15,1 approved the recommen- sion that the property at the y and 6th street be purchased public building, at Council Bluffs, THE Frrst of the new three per cent bonds will be issued on Monday next. FLEEING From THE FEvER.—The Navy depart- Ment gave permission to the commandant at the Pensacola navy yard, Commander Hopkins, to grant leave to any of the naval officers or men & Uoned there that could be spared. The command. ant included himself among them and took his leave, while the yellow fever 1s on duty. CHINESE MERCHANTS.—Acting Secretary of the Treasury French has rendered’a dectsion that Chi- nese merchants residing In the United States, who go to China, are required under the law to obtain a certificate from their own government in order to return to this country, just the same as Chinese Merchants coming here tor the first time. The question was raised by an attorney for some Chi- uesemerchants at San Francisco. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe Even1xo Stan, Crry CounctL MeeTING.—The city council was called by the mayor last night, to make provisions for a new registration Place in the 24 ward, and appropriate money for the changes in the court- rooms, suggested by a committee of lawyers, and ordered by Judge Meade. In the aldermen, Presi dent Downham presided. ‘The subject of ‘a new Tegistration room was referred to the committee on public property. Alderman Rishetll explained the proposed changes in the court-room, which he sald would cost about $270. Alderman Smoot said that the proposed receipts and expenditures had been balanced at the opening of the year, but as this expense was not large it might be carried: Alderman Rischelll said that the lawyers had told him that if the council failed to make the change Judge Meade would make an order for that pur, pose. Alderman Smoot replied thatif anything would lead him to vote against the appropriation it would be a statement like that. ‘The appropria- tion was made. ‘The superintendent of police was ordered to fill up lot, and and abate nuisance at the northeast corner of Princess and Royal Streets. A number of bills for election servincs Were ordered to be pald, and the subject of the taxes on the lot southeast corner of Cameron and Patrick streets referred to fnance committee, and the board adjourned. The common council was without a quorum. The board wascalled to order by President Dougias, seven members only found present. Mr. F. A. Kirby, member-elect from the d ward, was sworn in by Notary Public Kemper, took his Seat and was appointed ‘a member of the committee on general laws, ‘The board then ad- Journed, but will meet again to-night, ALLEGED INcEST OF FATHER AND DAUGATER.— Mrs. Emma Wiverly, af Washington, is now held here charged by her husband, Henry Wivesly,with Stealing the furniture of the rooin occupléd by them, and bringing itto Alexandria. Mrs. Wiverly nee Magruder i the daughter of a man Well known. here, by his first wife. dis second wite neeDriscoll, after many quarrel epee from him some Ume ago, jealous, as alleged, of his kindness to his own’child, Mrs. M: rafirmed that she had good reason for her Jealousy. Some weeks leury Wiverly, of Washington, married Miss Magruder, and eatried. her t9 ‘ashington where, after boatding a short time, he took a room. Hé alleges that a few days ago he Neard for the first time that his wife had Borne achild before he miurried her. On her dental he made an investi tion and discovered, as he alloges, that the child had been the fruit of incest with her own father, Meanwhile Mrs. Wiverly had left her husband, a3 She declares, because he hadjaot given her a decent Support, and came to her father’s house, on the suburbs of Alexandria beyond the can: The case was heard by Mr. iam yesterday eve- ning, and Mrs, Wiverly-held for a while, and then discha: = Pus1ic Scnoors.—Dutlng this week 1,181 per- mits for the pubite schools have been issued’ a follows: Whites, 778; colored, 408. For the open Ing of the schools last year'the clerk issued 740 mits to white children, and 478 to colored chil| Grins “rhe ‘sehoois Wil open on Monday at the Ch ‘with Kidnapping His arged rT ae ag Own 4 “HAPPY DADDY” 1 FAITHLESS WIFE A tall and rather good-looking mulatto man named Lynn Boose, of Frederick, Md., was in the prisoner's dock at the Police Court the charge of kidnapping. Moore stated to the court that the police authori- ties here received a telegram yesterday trom fendant on the charge of Scott, of the seventh pre- ie B. and ©. depot yester- took him anda smail child, with Kidnapping, to the sta- IN MARYLAND. kidnapping. Policeman cinet, arrested him at th day afternoon, and Which he ts charged THE POLICE CoURT—unIs | ofthe by special wire to H. H. Dodge, thls morning on | Cen. Pacific. Prosecuting Attorney | Ches. & Ohi ‘THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Fae ehowing are te New York Stock Satine in New styles Calicoes, 8 ote, ‘Satine styles in New Cambries, 10 com, Satine styles in New Foulards, 12 ote New Cashmeres, all work hrc ‘colors, 45 ote, jew Caanmeres, all woo!, new colors, 40 ota, Name) 0G | ] c..., 98% SG Non & Wea p Sbw a) ore all woo! jew x Is, Pin © New Drees Gond NEW DARK GI Is, Brussels Carpets, now styles, Glows for Bars’ Suits. 28 cts. 87 ctr $0 Lactice’ All Wool Fiannel Suiting, , Black Cashmeres, All Wool, 37 ctx., 45 ote, 50 cta, tion house. Mr. Moore stated that tie child turns Shooting Cottons, 2hy yards wide, 28 ota, out to be the prisoner's, and as he was held here 1% pee tian Bunt rae ects: Obemn without authority or right he would ask that 72% Texas Pac...) Ladies’ Cloth, new colors, double width, 30 cts, 68 he be dismissed, which was promptly done: ig WY Tex. P.Pdgits. yo eg Bene Hye When told that he was ‘Boose stepped from +39” 394, Union Pac .... list Dance, the dock, and took the child, who is only 18 months =. - 108 109 " Wab, Pac sy Clo: old, from a boy, and seemed to be overjoyed at get- --| T8iy THis Wab. Pac. pid. 6r ELOOR DICGGE! Ung it into his arms again. He tossed it up, and 837, 134 West. Union... wy Canton Flannels, 8 cts., ‘ “ Said: “Oh, you Uttle rascal,” and kissed {t until — - BLACK SILKS—COLORED SILKS. the court room resounded with the sound of his Amusements, Excursions, Etc. WE ARE RECEIVING NEW FALL DRY GOODS lips. Boose stated to a Star reporter that heis| Forp’s OreRa Hocsk.—The performances given DAILY. abo. shat lawtwily married to his wife, and lived happily | by Thatcher, Primrose and West's minstrels at OM eorie an, With her for some years at Frederick. He wentaway to work some time ago, and when he came back the other day he found that she had a mialster living with her, He resolved to leave her, but she Tefused to let him take the boy, their only child, and he got possession of him by telling her that he was going to take him to the store to buy hima Palr Of shoes. When out of her sight, he got on the train and started for Prince George county, to leave the child with his mother, but was arrested yesterday on the train. He lett the court house with the child, remarking that he has the child now, and his wife can keep her preacher. Sisal District Government Affairs. The number of street lamps, the cost fo be here- atter charged to the B. and 0.'rallroad company, 18 fifteen. Mr. John T. Armes, 810 F street, took outa license wi pa au an: | on the Opera House, THE Nation. Monday event Mammoth minstrels will ap) DRIVER'S Garvey grows ity. A very attractive bill AT ABN given every evening. Tae Wasnin Tae “Doz: past two mo CARPETS, RUGS, OILCOTHS, Ete., Bte., Ete, ar TOWSON’S, 686 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, SOUTH SIDE. fully sustain the ith avhich the troupe came to thi AL THEATER will ng, when Bai high reputation is City. be opened next rlow, WitSon & Co. pear. The Baltimore pers speak {n warm terms of praise ot the com- ‘omIQcE.—The fine burlesque and va- ments at the Comique attract lance an30 pany. THEATER C riety entertai diences, constantly in popular- is offered. RS BN aN enjoyable concert 1s Gaxp Tre 'GTON SWIMMING SCHOOL 1s open day dd evening. IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S ‘The enjoyable excursions the ths by the “Departmental Dozen” the steamer Mary Washington will be contine to-day as broker, paying $100 for it. ued every Tuesday evening during this month, FLORIDA WATER, Air. W. O. Roome, chiet of special assessment dt- | Weather permittin rs Ina en aS fssued & notice that all papers requir- |_| THE STEAWER W. W. CORCORAN makes dally ox- Bret ron ing ‘the action of the chiet must be lett twenty- | cursion trips to Marshall Hall and Glymont, leay- four hours for examination and signatui Evi- | Ing at 10 a.m. and returning at p.m. TOILET, Gence in Support of claims for drawback certitl- | Gu¥Mont.—The Potomac Fruit Growers’ Tine BATH, backs cordate ,Suluect to this rule, and no draw- | provement company run daily excursions to Giy- Pack certineate will issue except on Mondays, and | Mont on the steame? Keyport MANDKENCHIER, then only on cases perfected at least twenty-four | THE Natiow. Will give thelr last excur- 1 hours previous to the Saturday previous, ston of ‘the pre season to Marshall Hall on the Ang annual reports of the coroner, St. Ann’s In- | steamer W. W. Corcoran next Pussies ig. fant Asylum, and several of the inspectors of lun ‘THE Laptes’ Mire Soctery of Ryland c} apel will der, have been submitted to the District Commis. | give an excursion. to Lower Cedar Ponte the Sioners. , The report of St. Ann's Infant Asylum | Steamer Jane Moseley next Mondase gives the operations of the institution for the past Year, and shows that more than a score of babes left exposed by unknown parents have been cared for by the sisters, after having been sent to them by the police department. STREET IMPROVEMENTS. Messrs. Cranford & Co., contractors for laying the concrete pavement on Massachusetts avenue, finished that work to-day, and have turned It over to the District for final measurement and accept- slo! THE STEAMER ee Fridays and to her wharf, Great Fall: ‘Wednesda; From the New York Herald, August 31. Many WASHINGTON makes excur- ‘conan Falis Sundays, Wednesday Mount Vernon Springs Tue —The steam packet Excelsior leaves Congress street and the canal, for is and Cabin John Bridge Mondays, YS, Fridays and Sundays at 8 a.m. pabicesaas Walsh's Testimony. nyt ahs ———_— CITY ITEMS. Hats for Fall of 1882. Now opening full lines of the latest styles of Stiff and Soft Feit Hats, ror Gentlemen, Boys and dren, in all the 'F “Popular One Price Tand K northwest. aoe euue Work has been done in the best manner || Mr. Wilson yesterday tullowed in the beaten | atid porte Plainly marked ineach Rat. & and expeditiously, New Jersey avenue ts now re- | track of hls predecessors who have mate plese tor SS colving the same treatment by Messrs. A. L. Barber | the star route jobbers and tried to break the force vs Erading ter Granford 1s now busily engaged in | of Walsh’s uncontradicted testimony iy the most | Gentiemen: T cheery STREET, Jan. j treet Hrestasnte neegnem, Pavement In front Of the | upiicensed personal. Abuse “ot ine et eee est Iron Bitters as the best preparation ever Reet 8 nets rouse, , The grade 1s 2 inches in eu | labored efforts which these eoatenen hee mae bonne thee i. Kian the comenetana was Cxpected. The work of laying | to detame Walsh before the ior ene oe Since oe Ramoustey Ee ee Weeks Norete foundation will be commenced next | Iy—arst, tat. they regard Le eee ees aes week, =WOODEN STAIRWAYS FOR NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS. The plans for two of the new school houses to be damaging to the det had the weigith on the stand to contradict him. Thi ent to every [Brown's Iron Bitters 1s an Invaluable strength- ener for the nerves, muscles and digestive organs, producing strength and appetite. } lense, and second, that they lest reasons for not putting Brady is ‘was appar- Intelligent person before the sum- erected the coming year propose to have wooden | ming up began. It has been rendered tentuld omen. Stairs and staircases in leu of fire-proof ones. It plainer by oe “pare personal attacks since = et oe fl ee and oe pop ten Will be remem! that the District authorities | Made upon Walsh and the wholesale abuse poured | Salt water oysters. “New Pending asked ‘and ObEaTNCa OF the last Congres 8S an appro- | Upon hitn by the defendants’ lawyers, These are | Oysters a specialty. Hoteis, restaurants and fanie priation of $10,000 for the purpose of making the | facts which the public has not tallet te compre. | ies Supplied at the Norfolk Oyster Depot. N. Stairs and hallways of the old school bulldings hend, and they can hardly escape the notice of a | Whilte & Co., No. 621 B Street northwest. s fire-proor, ees poss of average intelligence. The Celebrated | Vegetable Compound for females, which, within ® issued by Inspector Entwisle: J. E. Goodwin, erect Cc UTICURA. few years, has weaae e name of Mrs. Lydia B & small frame shed 8233 Prospect street; $40.' Den- Pinkham ‘known in every partwof the civilized B rth World, relieves suffering by the safe and sure ace Keene Mle TT nee method of equalizing the vital forces and thus rege lum, repair brick is¢o Street noruhwests #18%- ulating the organte functions. Itis only by such ——.__ & method that disease Is ever arrested and ree A Suggestion to Charitable People. tie SS To the Editor of Tae Evesino Star. Mr. Albert Kingsbury, Keene, N. H., troubled with An Ocean Voyage WasHINGTON, D. C., September 1, 1882 | bad humor on hands and neck, cauned bstieey ieee may be made endurabie, and even In your paper for the past few tssues I have | 10s, (lie’sa painter). At times it would break out, crack | the system 1s noticed reference tocases of destitytion, &c.,in the western part of thiscity. While not wishing to cast any unkind reflections upon any one, I would suggest to charitably inclined persons that the As- ‘soclated Charities of the second division are well posted as to all cases of necessity, or are so or- ganized as to ascertain all the facts'in any partic- ular case; and are in no wise conn ected with any private begging Institution, nor do they Indorse it. Gangwer, prest- Money intrusted with Mr.’ A. dent of the same, will be properly and unostenta- f nall © J. W. Adams, open, and the skin’ separate. fre pieces, suffering sreat Purchased your remedi internally and edies are the gre case salt rheum in this © m.the flesh on lance continual itching and stinging. fea; used Curicuta RESOLVENT Curieura and Curicona. So. iy, and in less than three month ygand bas uot b en tri Tant’s Seltzer Ap | Should travel. Speer’s Port Grape Wine forevenings. This wine 13 pleasant, rich, has a fine flavor, and as a Caually medicinal wine it is not to be excelled. Its use is. pardecularly beneficial to all persons at this season of the year, especially for females, de persons and the aged. For sale by druggists and grocers. Tf MOTHER DIED FROM IT. *‘Cuticura Rem- rth. Had the worst My mother had it Ayers Ague Cure Jously distributed to worthy persons. Corny Mars, and in tactdied from it. Tbelieve Cuti- | Should be in every household in regions where Soy leet Y meneyxex Exp. | con Sean a eee My arms, breasts fever and ague prevail. It should be taken asa. Head were covered for thes yas which’ nothin te~ piaveutive by every resident aud traveler in mae rae Daxters Retrer FCxp.—A meeting of the | Meved or cured untill ued the Cexiccne itesmeese | [Ey districts, foremen of the fire departinent was held to-day at Seas seantct intently, aud Curicura and Curr- ——— the office of the chief engineer to pay in the 3 Found at Last. amounts subscribed by the members of the depart- ment to the Daniels fund, and to take other order in reference thereto, It Appeared that the aggre- gate thus contributed by the members of the lire force proper 1s $170, to which will be added other amounts destined for the fund and contributed by outside parties, but not yet paid in. As partot Such additional funds the employes at the Capitol have contributed and actually pald over $124.75, —— THE C.& O. CANAL AFFAIRS. —The new prest- dent of the C. & O. canal in Baltimore yesterday called upon Gen. Bradley T. Johnson and had a talk with him in reference to his clients’ claim against the canal. Speaking of the canal, Johnson told the new president that his obser: tion of the subordinate officers compelled him to admire thelr efficiency, and he recommended their retention for the interest of his clients, He men- Uoned especially Messrs, Willison, Stanhope, and Moore. ——_>___ FIDELITY TO BE REWARDED.—It 1s understood AN agreeable dressing for the Stop its falling, has been Jo! Sot ker's Hair Balsam, uighed fully supplies this ww invigorating Food for the brain and nerves is what we need In these days of rush and worry. Parker's Ginger Tonle restores the vital energies and brings good health, quicker than anything you can use.—Tribune, Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the prescription Of one of the best female physicians and nurses it the United States, and has been used for ft Sears with never-failing success by millions of thothers for their children, It relieves the child hair, that will cit for. Pare jor its purity, PSORIASIS. ‘arpenter, Eeq., Henderson, ‘or Leprosy, of Resorvext UTICURA and noe Sronderful case a justice of the peace Ail affticted with itching and d to us for this testimonial in Cure certified to bet uinent citizens, diseases should sen SALT RHEUM. jenced the torments of Salt agony I endured for years Uka KESOLVENT internally | from pain, cures oysentery and. diarrhea, gripti t d CUricUxA Soar externally, in the bowels and witd colic. By giving beall Mas. WM. PELLINGTON, sharon, Wis, | to the chilld it rests the nother. Prive & cents a botule. Se hile $1,000 Rewara CUTICUBA For any case of bilnd, bleeding, feehl micera that Collector Haynes, at Brownsville, Tex., who or protruding Plies that Deblues Bie nee took a leave of absence as soon as yellow fever Trae iatecaahy an atornally and Corrcona pecies of | falls to cure.” Prepared ty P. Miller, M.D. 9 Tate tts appearance, will be succeeded by Acting | Humor, trom a commen Punple to Scrofule, ate of | wuts %0 Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine withe Collector Goodrich, ‘who sticks to the post and i sees ‘RA, small pores, SPC; 5 laree boxes, #1. ‘OFT | Out his Signature. Sold by drugyists, olb-co districa. UY PePorts of the condition of the Infected | EUR* RESOLvENT. Soar, 150. Sole an Sones oe eerhas oF Sines, tenet: eae seri Depet, WEEKS & POTTER, Lorton, Saree” | Norvong Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexe ‘The Courts. DDD A Vv. yvuppp ™ ual Debility, cured by “Wells? Health Renewer.” PROBATE Court—Judge Wylie. BAS ¥ YR Be Bsss #1. Depot, Stott € Cromwell 8 Today, will ot Harriet A. Birney, assent ot] ® BAA VV Ib D Ss Pargerney Dairy V ” heirs filed, and will admitted to probate and| DoD aa ‘W UDvD Sgss8 Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning record. In re Wm. H. Barston, guardian; order and delivered in 4-1b. “Ward prints 0c. per ID, requiring bonds to be brought into court, Will of PPP RRR MZZZERR Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mili, Henry Kine; proot of publication filed and letters Per Fee i FA EE te. perqt Cream, ide. pint. testamentary issued to Annie L. Kline on bond BP Ritz fe Of $1C0. Will of Maria Southern, admitted to _pro- P OE gudzkee bate, and letters testamentary issued to M. F. Morris on bond of $20,000. Estate of Mary Me- g88Sg 00 A PPP Grath; order appointing Dennis W. McGrath ad- Bsss-8 9 AA EpP ministrator, on bond of $200. In re J. H. Saville, BOLO ke guardian; order declaring Geo. E. Mitchell to have Sgss8 OR MASE mae guiained his legal majority. Estate of A.W. x nog > Scharit; order of publication issued. Ja re ute — BOSCHER. On Aucust 31, 1882, at 10 10.0. m.. at A. Scaggs ardian; decree ving al - : : ment agatist B. B. Sinime Jr., and ordering R. B | AS AN INDUCEMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND Seren ene ka BUSCHER, aged ten years and Scaggs to give bond and dismissing Scaggs as HOUSEHOLD To USE ing Rol ministrai nd oF , 0% we has 3 $3,000. Estate of K. C. Lineaweaver:"petition of DAVID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAR, $a doe Ponege now is dead, : 2's, Lincaweaver referred to the auditor. Estate | WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A GRAND CHRISTMAS A prec ous.one from us has gone; of Jas. Birth; petition of Wm. H. Birth for letters pula A place is vacant fn aor midst, of administration tled, FESTIVAL, DECEMBER 26, 1882, AT WHICH Which never can bo ahem ee Political Notes, Congressional nominations yesterday—G. G. Dibrell (dem.), 34 Tenn.; Wm. O. Webster (rep.), bth Mich. ; H. F. Page (rep.), 2d Cal.; John T, De- haven (rep.), 34 Cal; C. M. Blackinan, (prob.), ist Wis.; Seaborn Reese (dem.), 8th Ga., to succeed A. H. Stephens. ‘The republican Congresstonal convention for the 10th Michigan district met Thursday. There are four candidates. Two hundred ballots had been taken at noon yesterday. There is no present Prospect of combination. ‘The open letter of John W. Woltz to Senator Mahone, of Virginia, cailed out by Woltz’ dismis- Sal from office at the instance of that senator, ater charging Mahone with hypocrisy, deceit and duplicity, alleges that the reason of Mahone’s hos- Ulity to ‘the Writer was because Woltz favored Geo. c. Rounds as candidate for Congressman-at- large. In this connection, Woltz publishes a let- ter from Senator Logan, stating that Senator Ma- hone had assured him ‘that he would do all he could to secure Mr. Rounds’ nomination. Col. M. Churchill, of Zanesville, the republican nominee for Congress in the 16th Ohio district, de- lines to run. ‘Con, an Russell, of the 7th Massachusetts district, publishes a letter disapproving of the assessment work of Hubbell’s committee. Mr. Russell is the Massachusetts memberof the repub- Mean Congressional committee, in whose name Hubbell acts. Mr. Russell protests formally against the second assessment circular. ‘The republican convention of California yester- day completed its work. M. M. Estee was noml- uated for governor; A. R. Conkling, Ifcutenunt governor; Jolin Hunt, Judge of the superior court at San Francisco; 8.'C. Denson, judge of the su. rior court at Sacrament WV; Morrow and lenry Edgerton, Congressmen-at-iarge; F. Pedior, secretary of state. ‘The chairman of the national labor party of Pennsylvania has addressed a letter to the repub- “ican state committee calling upon its chairman to name one or more speakers to meet men whom he Shall name in o series of Jolnt political discussions rol oul "The Po Me., Press publishes a letter from Same places and under the same teachers as last year, Texcent that on the resignation of W. P. Burke (colored), teacher, P. H. Lumpkins has been chosen by the board. Bast Batt.—The Hooleys, of iaenington. en- gaged in a game of base ball with the Alexandria association, at the base ball grounds here last game resulted 17 to 5 in favor of the Porice Coyrt.—At the mayors last court B. Garham was sent to the chain gang for 60 days on conviction of running off sometime ago with a $10 note given him in market by Mrs. M. tomake change. Willtain Burley, found guilty of assault Upon Jos Stewart, was sent for 60 to thechain fang. John Brooks, for. spies | chickens, was Whipped by his mother at the station house. Rerorter’s Nores.—At the station house John Clark ts held for the assault upon bis wife.—a gost has here in the shape of a wheel thin alr “Workmen are balay peas ea in air. e mar- ket house steeple.—A new colored Bap ist church at Franconia, near this city, will hold its frst Col ‘ly to Warren H. Vinton, the in- dependent republican candidate for governor, de- ying the laters public: ment that he (Dingly) approved the independent republican movement. ‘To Welcome Engineer Melville. When thesteamship Parthia, with Chiet WE SHALL GIVE AWAY THE Funeral from residence, corner of 12th an.J E et FOLLOWING ‘Sunday, at halt-past two o'clock p.m, Friex re atives of the family are respectfully invjte! oe VALUABLE PRESENTS: waa. 1 Three-Story Brown Stone House and Lot in New | SANDY GLEX SHS eT tat Ge Andrew ond ra iow Ri jovedl eon BC Andee York ity. Sophia Carroll, aged ‘twenty-six years and three & 500 in Gold. months. fa Galas Cont U- 8. A precious one from us ts gone, Con one * Tfe00' Bor Gent Bona. ‘voice we loved is still 1 Team Road Horses. A is vacant iu our house 50 in Gold. it mever can be l. 3 Banos Funeral and eervice will take place from Asifury MT an Ince from Aginury M. 5 Parlor Organs. ‘hureh, corner 111 id K streets northwest, 81 4 5 Diamond Bracelets, September rd agg om are ‘and ft 10 Pair Diamond Ear Rings, are respectii invited to attend. Rings. ENGLISH. On September 2d, 1882, at § o'clock a. m., of paralyain, PATIICK Hl, ENGLISH, in the Bity> Funeral from the residence of his sister, 441 Masea- chusetts avenue, “on "Monday, ‘September 4th, at ten o'clock a.m. = 5 Saturday, ptember 20, 1882, aC REBERT BeSTER Sebtower, 20, 18k, at 10 ‘Stands. of George T. and Sallio K. Jacobs, aged three years: : eS and Top Buggy. Bine monthe, of ai hitheria. PS “ die Pony aneral w yisce {Tam the pareute resdenog, a Excursion Ticket to Europe and return, vie White | xo. bia sinet soullicast, Monday, eek eee 1 Excursion Ticket to San Francisco and return. SCHULTZE. At3:25a.m.on Saturda; y, Senteruber 1882, after a lit {Nin which ehe b wit 1 Excursion Ticket to New Orleans and return 2 38a, ott tae eet a ithe AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VAL- eed eee Sez) 3t years and 6 ——. * = UABLE PRESENTS, enuenorthwest, at $:0 p.in., Monday, Nong? SPENCE. On HOW TO GET A TICKET. SPENCE, ik prember 1, 1882, THOMAS B. iyphla fever, lis the twenty ninth year Friev: nd juaint mits invited toettend hana teaunntanoes of the fan y are latte 10th ‘Btreet south gumdag Spleen 3 Pat on Septem at 3 Pm. interment at Mow West county, Va._[Westmoreland county paper please copys & ZEs} nae i=) a | 5