Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1882, Page 3

RAILROADS. _ AUCTION SALES. AUUTION SALES. ENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD. TRE GEE TRUNK WEST, BOSTON, NE FHIA, BALTIMOi NEW ORLES LANTA, C 8 ME SS leaves Hazerstown 6a. New York to Chsttanooxs, altimore and elphia to Luray, aud Leigaton ‘The only route to the Preth ss miy Pome VeuNs OP LURAY, Ae only Caserta in th) wor umnatod by the Eleo- 0 Tih NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINTA, Cre of America’s remackavie Freaks of Nature. a Pc nd Favorite Route to tho Ane Povalar od GINTS SPRINGS. tor ‘iekets == HENE 1 JOSEPH H. SAND‘ bos CHAS. P. HATCH, G. F. and am? Lynehbu: JRALTIMORE & OHIO RATLROAL B v JANN SCHEDU tt, St. Louis aud Chicago. and Way stations. ud Way (Piedmont, § pwn and ¥ 7:45— HALT 810-7 Sl AND BOSTON New York. 4 Laurel fie Juvetion . Cincinna!t and St. 1 : mnatian Anis) nore and Wa, vad XN. ¥. Express. trons, (Wine ver, Fred- 2s, (Fred aurel bx) < st Annapolis Junction.) nnd Way Stations. faverstown, Win- jn Sunday to Point of oD ore and Was 5 BUKG, CLEY NPE urs t Pittsburg. ‘Louis Express, Louis and Chicaco. PATIONS. pupils Cars t BALTIMOK! sunday oniy. from Washin: © infort enger Avent, it Balto. yd BIEEL EalLs. IN £FFFC Tras Crave Wasi oF 6TH axp b> 7H Bor Pitt-burs ef Palace Chicaco Linited Express leering Curs at 9:30a.m., daily; Fast Line, 9:30a.1n, daily, with Sleeping Curs from Harrisburg to Cincinuati. Western Ex press 7:30 Pp. ¥, Palace Curs to Pittsbury and 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. TMORE ANP POTOMAC RAILROAD. dsicua, Rochester, Buftalo, Navara, 6408. ily except with Palor Gar from Har- ne to Watkins: 9:50 p. mn. daily,except Satar- ith Paiace Cats irom Wasiugton to Canan- vara. 8:50 and 10 16:20'pam. Ti ars, 9.30) anday. throwieh trains connect at Jer- of Brooklyn Annex, affording Fuiton street, avoiding double re across New York City. jaa. 800 eam. 10-0 a.m. p.m. ck Line, 6:40am, and 4:40 p.m, daily, t Sunday. SDHIA AND FREDERICK: «AND ALEXANDRIA eit 1 11:30 p. ‘and an 0. 9:20, ud and 00 ept ‘ashineton. W), 3200, 7:00 cht. On . 200 mid: $215 snd 10:00 a. 1:00 and 9:29 office, northeast corner andat the sta- of bag- oD, Agent. OMSON. General M MEDICAL, &e. US PROSTRATI maser. A wordt the sl dw nt. Advi VITAL ft $ AND PHYSICAL DEBILI- LOSS OF YANLY VIGO, &c, rexine witho aouograin and FOR I. HAVING HIN THE LAST TAM N ca} THIS ti rig eteation aiid all irrecularities Periods #p- ell Lue DE, MoTT’S FRENCH POWDERS for ell Urinary Diseases, Lin potency, Gicet. jouerrhea cured in 48 hours. WM. S, coruer 12:h street aud Pennsylvania vente or bvest. Price $3 per box, sent Ly mau under Seaicn roceibt of price a § BLOOD PURIFIER is a certui cofula, Ovarium Tumors, Ride 4 all’ Blood Poison. Cure of Syphilis F stage. Send two stamps for pau ere House, Boston. Dr. JOHN TRIPP. OT YET INCURA 908 B strove md ea perma ze im all diseases of the Uriuary Orcans hint fons and leas of Sexnal Power ct other estuses, tency. al from early abuses c sparate rooms for Ladies. p-Ba. iy cured. Cana wethorthwest. Otlicehonre woth ladies only.” mdl-6ua" to receive proper treatment in cit as Heart Disoas ity, Impotency or Pra. mal Weakness, Dyspepsia, Nervous i two stalpo fOr our questions 1or ‘Tue Lame gy Lire AND TALE ndrcas Seceeiary, Meriteai and Sanieal fnstitay ream Secresard SGT ast Loch etrect, New Verh. TRE MOST RELIABLE AND this city, with = ROBERTSON, muzest entablished specialist in cians Baltimore. Md. ALTE 18 WFALTH © AND BRAIN E Bi i E : ix sor ie i Chica | s Way. | ND and DETROIT | } NEW YORK and BOSTON | THIS AFTERNOOD pmannnes BROS., Auctioneers, WO-STORY BRICK STORE, 1110 ELEVENTH SLLEET SOUTHEAST, BUILDING LOT ON TENTH STPEET, BETWEEN GAND I STREFT. SOUTH! AS ‘AND TWO-STORY BRICK a (0. 1007 @ STREET SOUTHEAST Al AUCTION, Os ISSOLVE PARTNEUSHIP. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM- SIX A, at HAL sell in front of the respective premis: rot Ryon & Earnshaw, who have dissolved hip, part Lot square 999, havin wt on 11th strect cas depth of #0 foot, Improv two-story and Store, No, counters, bins, elev: souiueast, with shelving, c. ate's after, we will sell In front of the premi. ses part ot it and’ 12, Square 974, fronting 21 fect 6 inches by depth of 115 feet 10% inches, formerly used { coal yard, end situated On 10th street, Southeast RLY AFTER we will sell, in front of the premises, part lot 15, ey. re 84, frontine 18 feet 6 inches, by a depth of 115 feet 4 inches, and improved by a two-story brick dwelling, 6 roouis, No. 1u07 @ stre Sly oo mac tot rms cass. “A deposit of $200 required on No. 1110 street southeast, and $100 deponit on each of the T pieces. Terms to be complied with in ten days, ‘wise reaaie at the risk and coat of the defaulting jaser, after five days’ advertising in some news- AST FOUX O'CLOCK, by: bets pab a = Washington, D. Ls Conveyancing end recording st pure! le peremptory. sPdads DUNC ROS., Auctiuncer puoss DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON KE STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NOK | HWEST. By virtue of a deed of trast to Henry Naylor, his heirs ‘aud savigens, Dearing dato the 220 aay ot May, A. D., 1559, and duly recorded in Liber J A's.’98, at folio 371, one of the land records for Wash- incton county, D. C., and by direction of the holder of the note secured theteby, we, the undersigned heirs at low of Henry Naylor, deceased, will sel! on WEDNES bay. th xr pay OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1882, t FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, Dart of lot numbered (0), in John F, Callau's sub- division of square numbered four hundred and fifty- ), in Washington, in the District of Columbia, nic for the same at the southeast corne” of said Tunning thence north forty-six (46) feet four ee west fifteen (15) fect five and one- )incues, thenes south forty-six (46) fect four to north K surret, thene- enst by end with the dine of treet fifleen (15 feet five and one-half (535) inches tothe place of bevit ne. < | Terms: Seven himdred doliars cash, balance in six | and twelve months, with alah \d secured by a a the property seld, or ali cash, at the option. ‘Terins of sale to be complied with ter the day of sale, or the trustees will re- at the risk of thé defaulting purchase peiug and recording at the cost of the A deposit of $60 required wheu the property is HENRY MATILDA V. JAMF REBECCA W. ROB Heirs at Law of eur: 5-dkds _STEAMERS. &e, “MATTANO” LE. DAY, TU AVES ¥ AN pping at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays and ‘Thursdays, Mattox Creck on Sundays sud, ‘Thugs: 5 i ent's Wharf Sundays ‘down? Mattswoman Creek on returning to STEAMER ashi and Friday afternoons. + For information apply:2 OEE “ Lt. eS on mys ‘7th street wharf. Pporestac TRANSPORTATION LINE. p and after MARCH fain W. C. GEOGHEG. SON'S WHARF, foot of 7thatreet, EVERY SUNDAY, at four clock p.m., for Baltimore and River Landitiga, River Freight must be Prepaid. ‘Leturmng, arrivein Washington every saturday night STEPHENSON & BRO., AcENs, m16-6m 7th street Wharf and Cor, 12th and Pa. ave, OTICE. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. On and after NOVEMBER 34, 1981, the steamer AKKOWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street, at 7 a.m. every MONDAY, for Mattox Creek. THURSDAY and S3TURDAY for a'l river On MONDAY as faras Nomini Ferry. On DAY, Nomini, Currioman, Leonardtown and - Clements Bay, stone's wharf, Cobrum and How. ard’s. Un SATCUKDAY, Currioman and Leonard- town. JOHN R. WOOD, m8 ‘Agent. oer OLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE re her wharf, foot of DAY and FRIDAY Point, Point Look GAT NOR p fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk... 4. class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfoik. 1.50 lass fare to Piney Point and P md trip fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout | Secoud-class fare toPiney Point and Poi Keturning, leaves Norfolk TUESD. | and SATURDA .. For particulars apply t . 63 Water street, Georgetown. ts and staterooms cun be secured at general office, 613. 15th street, Ni Metropolitan Bank Building; B. & O. Ticket office, 1351 Pennsylvania ave- eS ey St. Mare Hotel, and at boat. ALFRED WOOD. Secretary. NEW yorK, KOTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ‘The fire aes. full powered, Clyde-built Dutch is Line, i. ROTTERDAM SCHIEDAM, BP. ALAND. yany"s Pier, fortof Suseex. st Te N. Je | coey cee WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am- Berta r steerage, $26. h William street, 3 PZEROTT hington. LEAVING NEW YORK AT NOON FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. a Fuceage yto - seavvly © B. RICHARD & CO, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadwpy, New York. ¥ THURSDAY New Yorx, Hayne, S AND Brest: mapany will sail E remen pier, foot of 3d street, From New York to Havre, London, upton and Bremen, first cabin, $100; second 0; steerase, $30; prepaid steerage certifi nefreicht oF passare apply. to OELWICHS & sling Green, New York; W. G. METZEROTT sylvabia avenue horthwest, ‘Agents for Cesar LINE. SHIP COMPANY LIMITE! RK AND LIVERPOOL. = AT CORK HAimot, +... Wed. 27 Se Det. AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK. Rave oF Passace: $80 and $100 for passenger accommodations. t at Very low rates. Stecrage tickets from Ltv- Queeiistown and ail other parts of Europe at es. < bills of Jaden given for Belfast, Glasgow, aviv, Antwerp and other ports ou the Continent and Jor Mediterranean ports. «hor relat and passawce apply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling Green, or both steeraze and exbin t TIS BIGELOW & CO., 605 7th strest, Washington, ” VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York: Mesers. OTIS BIGELOW & CO., 605 Tth street, We =——o—S—S—S—S—_—_—_—__ "THE PUBLIC I8 REQUESTED CARE- FULLY TO NOTICE THK NEW AND ENLARGED SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY. S2~ CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. TICKETS ONLY $5. SHARES IN PROPORTION. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-tive years by the Legis- lature for Educational nnd Charitable purposes—with & capital of $1,000,000—to which @ reserve fund o; $550, 000 has since been added. Rs an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was | pide 9 part of the prevent State Constitution adopted ez 2d, A. only Lottery “eyer voted on and endorsed by the of any state. S$ OR POSTPONES. NTHL TY LO WIN A FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS L AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1982— 1ésth Monthly Drawing. tthe following Scheme, the exclusive and manaement of . T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. Wh mee all the drawings of this ud attest Company, both nid semi-an nt the correctness of ed Oficial Lis CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. 200,00) TICKETS AT PIVE DOLLARS EACH. FEACTIONS, IN FIFTHS IN PROPORTION, ‘$75,000 BRSBESERSS. Hea Seeeses2 Ww ALTER B, WILLIAM: VALUABLE PROPERTY, IMPROVED AND P OVED, ON FOURTH SiRENT SOU LH) RPAR EENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT AU On THURSDAY, 1WENTY-FIRST. DAY. OF, SEPTEMBER, AT FOUR OCLOCR P.M., in frout, of the premises, we will sell three lots, 18 féet wide, tro cf which ars 100 feet deep. and the other 723 feet, [IOS ue tt SN rth a jAbrary building will probably. be erected in the neizh- borhved of thes low, Winich Wil make. them desirable, Ferma: One-third’ cih; balance six. twelve and cigpicen months, for notes bearing interest from day of si secured by a d of ti Ol ropes “ ‘pw quench cuneate” Col ealag at pase chaser’s cost 86-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ‘REMPTORY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ANDLOT UN ~CHOOL STREET, BETWEEN FOUR-AND- A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS AND D AND E SiREETS " SOUTHWEST. ALSO, FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON FIRST STREET, B. TWEEN D AND E STREETS SOUTHWEST. MONDAY AFiERNOON, SEPTEMBER, 1882, in front of the premises, we! ‘ill ‘sell, at FIVE O'CLOCK, part lot C of sub- ibe etait 3, Ser Ste ene act ‘5 feet front by ol eet, situat street, Detwoen Seana 6th streels southwo st, improved 2 two-story frame hon On SAME DAY, at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, in Mt ST, front of the premises, we sell K, in Wm. B. Todd’s subdivision of lots 2and 3, and part of lot 1, square 638, fronting 17 feet 3 inches on Int street west, between D'and H streets south, aud improved by Frame selling. ‘The above properties belonging to a Buflaing Associa- tion which is Cota and sale peremptory. ‘Jerms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve mouths, notes to bear interest. nd to be secured by deed of trust on premises.” A deposit of $30 required on exch Piece at time of sale. ‘Conveyancing, “&e., at DUr- chaser’s cost, Terms to be complicd wills’ in seven days, otherwise resale at tisk and cont ef defeulting purchasers hoch Fe a pao “his irae in some Rewspaper pul ts . C eo-daas DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. DPPENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALF. OF BUILDING LOT ON NINTH STREET, BEYWEE~ © AND SOUTH CARO- LINA AVENUE SUUTHEAST. y a deod of trust, uly, recorded in, . YAR, folio $18, one of the ud records for the Dis! of Columbia, I will seil, at auction, on THURSDAY, ‘the FOURTE) » A. D, 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M.. infront of thé premises, all that cartain piece of and being in the County of Washington, lumbia, aud known and described as lot nimbered twenty-nine (29) In Payne and Fen iali's re- corded subdivision of original lot (), in square nutubercd nine hundred and forty-five (945), as the said subdivision is recorded in tho office of the sur- vevor of said District in Liber J. H. K., fol. 58. ms: Que-half cash; balance in’ «ix and twelve months, notes to bear interest and to beaecured by deed of truston the premises. Conveyancing. Xe., at pur- chusec’s cost. A. ‘at time of scle. ‘Terms to crn] 's, otherwise resale at risk JOHN IMIRIE, Trustee. (AUCHON SALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS. posit of $e d with in nevey day of purchaser, 20818 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR... } September, On the NINTH OF SEPTEMBER, AT TWELV M., there will be scid, separately, at public auction. on the premises, corner of Sth and G streets north- wes! aouestery, two room, Frame Building and a rough Frame Si ‘Terms cash, ‘Ihe structures to be removed within ten days alter the sate. M. 1. JUSLYN, Acting Secretary. S., Auctioneers. e408 VHANCERY SALE OF VALU LE REAL ESTATE, OY STREET, LY NOR’ GLY AND EAST OF SIXTEENTH STRE! ue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis- olumnbis, passed on the t1st day of July, 18: in equity cause 8,157, I will sell at_ publi of premises, on MON T OF SEPTEMBE YCLOCK P. M., all of lot f ey 7), in Hail and Elvan's subdivision of Meridian . the Said lot fronting fifty (50) feet on Prospect street by a depth of one hundred and ninety (190) feet. terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash nseven days from and after the day of sale, of 1 5-00 14 to be paid as a deposit at the time of ale, and the balance of the purchase money in two “equal 8 in one anil two years from date of sale, for Which payments promissory notes, bearing interokt at ne rate of six per cent, are to be given by the pur- chase, sold, 8c the purchaser may pay ailcash. All convey: aueihy to be at the purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the default- ing purchaser atter five days’ advertivement. ROBERT H. T. LEIPOLD, Trustee, 934 P street northwest. €O., Auctioneers. ‘aud0-eo&ds ERI. E ¥ P. VHANCE! PROVE TEE: 3, IN TH ry. By virtuo of a decree pasted In the canso of Red field _vs. Redfield et al., Ni equity, in the Supreme Court Ishal!, ou MOND, FIE TH, 1882, in front of the ware property dweliing, and i known . 1335 Q street nor:hwest, in the city of Washing D.C. One-third cash, and balance ™ nine and a hteer months from day of sale, the notes of the pur- beiug given for the deferred _pa; ber cent interest per annum, and secured trust on the property, or all cath purchaser. Ia ea-¢ purchaser fu erty to be resolid after sev Veyancing at cost of m dred dollars is to be p down, HENRY ty Is knocked ‘Trustee, ilding. 0-d&as to be secured by a reserved lien on the property | (From the San Francitco Post, 00., Auctionesrs. SURPRISING EFFECTS OF EXTRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMOMILE UPON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS, AS INVARIABLY PRODUCED BY DR. C. W. BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. ‘They have been tested time and time again, and al- Says with satisfactory resulta. This prosaration Just meets the necessities of the case, Let me state just what my Pilis are made to cure, aud what they have cured and will cure: Neuralcia, Nervousness, Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, D; i Sleoplessness, Paralysis and Dyspepsia, These diseases Ohg "weakness derision, despontenes tracert ‘oug weakness, . despondency, mel ly, and 8 restless, dissatisfied, miserable state of mind an body, indescribabie. ‘These are some of 6 symptoms of nervousness: now; to be fully restored to health and ‘happiness is aprice'ess boon, and yet, for 50 you can eatisfy youreelf that there isa cure for you, and fer $5, at the Very furthest that cure can be fully secured. ‘These Hills are all they are represented to be, and ara uar- enteed to give satisfaction if used as and will cure any case. Sold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents a bor. Depot, 106 North Eutaw st., Bsitiniors, Md. By mail, two boxes for $1 or six boxes for $2.50, to any address. . BEN! NEW REMEDY A) DR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAVORITE DR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE is warranted to cure EMA, TETTERS, HUMO BOZEMAMMATION, MILE onuea ALI” ROUGH SCALY | ERUPTI tn TtciiNas, and PIMPLES cn all parts of the body. It makes the skin white, soft and smooth: removes ten and freckles, and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up. 'TWO bottles in one pack- age, consisting of both internal and external treatment. Ail first-class druggists have it, Price $1 per package C. N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C. W. Benson's Kemedies, 115 Fulton 8t., New York. EW BOOK POLITICAL INSTI’ (Spencer, ) $1.50; Capital and. Population, fey. $1.50; Hopes anil Fears for Art, (Moi ie Graphic. Arts, (Hambeyton, ) $2; Natural Fey rae te ) $1; The See! .25; Leome Round Robin Series, e Marquis of Catabas, (Mrw. Spofford,) $1; Bimbi (Oui da,) $1.25; In Exile, (from the German; ) $1.25; ‘Two Hard Gases, (W.W. Soaaing, M.D.,) $1; A Gentleman AW BOOKS. Daniels on_Negotisbie Instruments, new edition, 2 Yols., $13. Novelties in Stationery and Fancy Goode. H. MORRISON, er and Stationer, venue, Washington, Law Boo 475 Pennsylvania au5 Sree READING. Threein ee Winning the Bai Appleton’s General Guide, U.S. Nordhoft’s Californla, (néw edition), Drake's White Mountains, (Travelers? Anne, Ilustrated, by Reinhart, . Ashenbroedel, no nam Hodgson's Errors in Use of Engiishi Yesterday—Leisure Hour. Franklin Square and Seaside Libearion, JAMES J. CHAPM. $1. 1 2 2. 1, 1, 1, 1 Sssneesika | _THE EVENING STAR. Metropolitan Book Store, oertge ENUE. JelT SYLVANIA AV) 3., THE VICTORIA. ocean, Reduced mates 9h BURY PARK, Family hotel 1 from September Ist. a au24-Im" Miss 8. KEMPE, Proprictress: JFRINER SPRINGS, MD., ON THE LOWER POTO mac.—Open for boardars until OCTOBER Ist. Terms, $1.25 per day. Fishing and gan- YY Plenty ‘of fish and vysters, 8. B. ISTONE, M.D., Proprietor. au2dt-1m EY PO'NT HOTEL. Sr. Mary's County, Manyiann, Open for reception of Guests June 15th, under the management of the owner, Mr. aud Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS. 2 The Hotel has just been thoroughly reno- yated, furnished and supplied with every convenience for the comfort of guests, and isa first-class Summer ‘Home for fumilies. ns—$2 per day, $10 per week, and $35 Bey gmonth. jal arrangements made for families, ily com= ion with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk tne steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake, foseles For further information address . Mr. and Mrs. JOB. TRAVERS, Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Ma. Je9-3m_ TRUS NINTH STI AND A STR: NB fitine of $s ST lof trust, recorded in Libergt: No. 747, folio 153, of the land ‘records for the Dis- trict of’ Columbia, and at secured, I will sell, at p premise’, om MONDAY, Hl Or POOR, 'A. D. 1832, at HAL! OCK P.M., parts of lots eleven (11) and twelve (12),in square ni Anine hundred and txenty (920), beginning for the same on 9th strect east sixty-four (64) feet from the northeast corner of said square, and running thence enty-nine (29) feet and one (1) hve (29) feet; thence north fect and one (1) inel ‘nce east twenty-five (25) feet to the place of besinning, with tho iinprovemients, consisting of a two-story Frame jouse, ‘Terms of sale: The amount of the indebte‘tness, «: gured by said trust, and expense of sale in cash, balance in 6 end 12 months, notes to bear interest and to be Be- cured by deed of trast on premises sold. A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. Conveyancin at purchaser's cost | ‘Terms to be consplied with in 7 days, otherwise resale at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- south with said street chaser, atter 5 days public notice of ch resale in some newspaper published in Washington. 1, C. CHARLES PETERSEN, aud0sept6, 13, 20,2 JX: & PRESCO Broker, 1416 F street northwest. OF i FIFTH AND Hi tS irtue of a dee? of trast dated the 4th. ee of . D, 1579, and recorded in Liber 931, 89, et se one of the land recoris for the District of Colwubis, and at the writt-n request of the Pi secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in {rout of the premives, st the date mentioned, the fo!- lowing described Real Est te, situated in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: On TUES- DAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., all of lot numbered teen (17) in Windsor and Ford's recorded subdi- Mision of original lots numbered nine (9) and ten (10), in square nusubered three hundred and ninety-seven (397), mproved. by a two-story brick dwelling, being numbered 1538 8th street northwest. Also, same day, at SIX O'CLOCK P, M., all of origi. nal Lot numbered one, (,) in Squere ‘numbered twen- ty-nine, (29,) improved fy four Frame Houses, bel at the jinetion of New Hampebire avenie, 25th and streets northwest, . ‘Terms of salo: One-fourth aash; balance in six, twelve and cizhteen months, secured by deed of trust on prem- ises sold, with interest at the rate of six (6) per cent per ganum.’ $100 deposit required at tue of exc {terms are not complied with in seven (7) properties will be resold at risk and cost defsulting purchaser or purchasers, after five (5) days advertise- ment in any one of the daily papers. Conveyancing and recording oe Omi By vi SEY AM. BAKER, HOMAS Hi. CALLAN, } TFustece, LL, Auctioneer. "au26-wkakds ‘Auchoneer, S. Ata fo Horse and Carri: Bazaar, 958, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR. SESS) Sc. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SUCLECRY MOLI G, sommnenctar tt TEN x iven to the Real Entate ‘and Personal property, Liberal advances 61_S, BENSINGER, Auct. FAMILY SUPPLIES. PURE CIDER VINEGAR FOR PICKLING. 10 Ibs. Gran. Sugar... 1Gal. Beat Sweet Catawba Wine._ ans New Salmon 3 Cans New Lobst: Celery Beed, Green ¢ i White and Black Mustard Seea GEO. A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n. w., bet. Mand N. TTTTH WEEE SSSg DDD T H HE 8. DD T HHHED ‘SSSg T H HE 8, sP T H HEEESsss8 ppp NATURAL MINERAL WATER IN GLASs3. B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! a cE 555g, ERE RRE & EE RRR EE Ssssq a RR E 8, Ss ERE R R EER Sgss8 7 anl9 BBB BOB BBB EE BBE BBB EEE dyl4 TI NN N GGG 18 UNNNG @ WUNNNG R WNNNG GG. z IN NN GGG T RRR EFEL If A NN N CCC FER RORY LG If AA NN NO OF ERR LS FL MAANNNO ER KORE OL IWAASAN NNO OR oe ® RERELLLLUA AN NN COU KEES GGG, 00 &L DDD EEE NNN EG Oo LE BP BPE NNN G oO OL D DER NNN GGG 0 OL DDE NNN GGG 00 LLLL DDD EEE N NN HUT OL L HHW EL LC wae E HoH OU TLL WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street aud Indians avenus Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. CLAsner: CLARET! CLARET We offer, 25 a rvectalty, THREE BOTILES TABLE CLARET FOR $1, OR * $3.75 PER DOZE 2 Wehave aleo an assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF CLARET, which low fixares, POTTED MEATS PICKLES OLIVES. PANNED OYSTERS, SARDINES, &c., &c., for Picnics and £x- cursions, GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. on ail consignments. [. THE TRADES. soars BINDERY, es PENN. Le cinteh iS 2 PENN, AVE ELA mail promptly attended to. H. W. McN Prop.jl-6m_ SS eee aoe kao JOB PRINTERS, ye ‘Washington. D. 0, 3 vende eo Fine Pasting wave Jan 19 ES NOMICAL AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & €O."3 LAUNDRY SOAP JES TCONOMIOAL, BECAUSE IT Is PURE; RrING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WRIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKUY WEA» OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. ITISSAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURK MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVEBY BAB BRANDZD WITH OUB NAME, FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, UHN R. KELL = A HEALER IN Finet-Crsss , LAMB, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. Btalls 628, 629 Center Market, 9th street wing, gnd206 an $08 ‘Novtness Tibet onrket: os Addie Mi 71, City Bost farketing Goh fees of charge to allparisof the city. PIANOS AND ORGANS. C2sey SEY J. REED, 438 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, DEALER IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND SOLE AGENT OF HE CELEBRATED SHONINGER OYM- BELLO ORGANS AND THE MATCH- Liss HEINEK AMP. PIANOS, Offers the following REVISED PRICE LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS: WEDNESDAY. “September 6, 1SS2. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams 10 The Star. ‘Tne Tayiff Commission at Louisville. Lovisvinte, Ky., Sept, 6—At the meeting of the tariff commission here this morning an argument in favor of the removal of the tax on alcohol used in the arts and for other industrial purposes was made by Goldsborough Robinson, secretary and treasurer of the Louisville Leaf Tobacco Company. pstesasilec Gents Wall Street To-day. TIMELY ACTION OF SECRETARY FOLGER, New York, Sept. 6—The Post’s financial article Says: It 1s estimated that $4,000,000 to $5,000,000 of ‘the $16,000,000 called bonds, the prepayment of which without rebate was ordered yesterday by Secretary Folger, are in hands which will present them at once at the sub-treasury for payment. ‘The action of the Secretary was timely. As none of the money to come out of the Treasury hae yet actually been out, only the moral effect of the order has yet been seen. Concerns which yesterday pro; to cbarge borrowers on United States bonds 6 per cent on call have Gday lent the same money to the same borrowers at 4 Percent on call, and at three per cent for 90 days. ‘he call loan rate on stocks thus far to-da; been 6 per cent, and on United States ponds 3 to 43g per cent "Time loans are still plump 6 per cent, and prime mercantile paper 1s about 6 per cent. The Stock Exchange markets on a moderate volume of business are steady. United States bonds are unchanged for the 4s and extended Ss, and at the noon call % lower for the 4s. State bonds are nominal. Raifroad bonds are up ¥al per cent. The rise in the prices of stocks rangesfrom % to 234, the latter Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, to 142 The market for foreign exchange ts weak. er The Markets. BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.—Virgin! console, 60%; do. second series, 35; do. past due enn 59M; rs new ten-forties, 4334 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, ‘sept. 6.—Cotton lower—m{ddling, 12%. Flour steady, with more inguiry—Howard street and western super, 3.25a3.75; lo. ext 4.002: do. family, 5.00a6.1 city mills su) 3. a3.75; do. extra, 4. }50; Rio ‘brands, 6.00; Baltimore high grade family, 6.75: do. winter wheat patent, 7.25. Wheat, southern barely steady: western lower—south- gra red 405aL.1134; do. amber, 1-12a1.16: No, went ter pot, 1. 108/a1.10\; The |. 103gul. LOM; and October, 1.10: 2 November, December, 1.11 75. Corn, southery abont steady: western irrecular, higher and ‘active—southern white, 83485: do. yellow, 90: western mixed, October, 708 80: November, 744a75\; November and or December, 643(a65. Oats steady and firm—southern, 42a47: do. red, ragt proof, 36a38; western white, 42044: do. mixed, Sse40: Pon mngy van 40n45, Rye higher. G0a71. | Ha —prime to choice Pennsylvania. an 1 15-00a16.00.. Provisions higher’ and firntmess pork, 24.00. Buik_ meats—shou! ders and clear rib sid: packed, 114(a15. Bacon—shouldera, 124: clear ril sides, 164. Hams, 15%al64. | Tard—refined, 14. Butter firm—western packed. 19a21; creamery, 3543 aus steady, 19420, eum dnll—refined, 63a67%. Coffee earier—Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 8a. Sugar Stondy—A oft, 9%; copper refined quiet, 17%. Whisky pool per steamer guiotcotton, "6 S24. ; bet barrel: yrain,, d. Receipta—flour, 1,601" barreis; wheat, 138, bushels; corn, 2,000 bushels; oate, none; rye, "725 bushels, Shipments—wheat, 65,161 bushels; ‘corn, pone. Sales—wheat, 626,225 bushels; corn, 209,090 mshela. LONDON, Sept. 6, 12:30 p.. m,—Consols — for money, 99 7-16: for the account, 99%. U.S. bonds, 43<e, 1153. “Atiantic and Great Western first mortage frurtecs! certificaten, 4954 do. seconds, 18%. Fi 40%; do. seconds, 9935. jew York Central, 137. noi Central. 141." Penntyivania Central, 644. “Read- ing, 31%. Ontario and Western, 27. Milwaukie and St. ‘Paul common, 126%. THE FoLLowinG Commissions of postmasters were signed to-day: William Jewell, jr., Calistoga, Cal.; Maria T. Sullivan, Storkville, Miss. NINETY-NINE PENSION CERTIFICATES Were sent to the Acting Secretary of the Interior to-day for sig- nature, Tue Cutxese ONcR Mong.—A special agent of the Treasury has made inquiry of the department whether a Chinaman traveling from one point to another tn this country through a forelgn country, on a through ticket, {s entitled to enter the terri- tory of the United’States without producing the certificate required by him of Chinese seeking to land from a vessel at one of our ports. No actual case of the kind has been presented, and Acting Secretary French declines to decide the question until a case actually arises. The statement that the Acting Secretary of the Treasury had decided to leave all such questions to the discretion of customs officers fs erroneous, It being the duty of the depa®ment to decide such questions actually arising in the course of business. The duty of re- moving Chinamen found tn this country, and not entitled to remain,devolves by the act of Congress, upon the President of the United States, after pro— ceedings before some officer of a United States court, and not upon the Treasury department. Cart. JonN HaRtLey, twenty-second infantry, who has lately been on duty in the war records publication office in this city, has resigned his commission in the arm Tus YELuow Fever AT PeNsacors.—Acting Secretary of the Navy Walker to-day reccived a telegram from Lieut. Welch, at the navy yard, Pensacola, Fla., as follows: “Pensacola board of health report yesterday one new case of yellow fever. Nodeaths, Ali well here. uarantine ef- fective.” Secretary Walker has issued an order de- taching Cammander Alfred Hopkins from com- oe of the Pensacola navy yard, and placing hith on waiting orders. Ware Hous CHanges.—The west windows in the state dining-room of the White House, which ‘open into the conservatory, are being cut down to the floor. Large glass doors will be inserted, and will afford easy access from the dining-room to the conservatory. GeN. SHERMAN 148 ASKED that Major General John M. Schofield be ordered to San Francisco to relieve Major General Irving McDowell of the com- mand of the military division of the Pacific, and Gen. McDowell be ordered to his home in New York preparatory to his retirement from active service in October next. The matter will not be acted upon till the return of Secretary Liacoln. ‘The Washington Asylum. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE INTENDANT. The annual report of the commisstoner and in- tendantof the Washington asylum for the yearend- ing June30,1882,has been submitted to the Commis- sioners. The intendant states that the fitting up of one of the magazine bulldings, mention of which was made in last year’s TepOrs has been finished, and it makes one of the best wards in the city’ being 100 feet long and 48 feet wide, with 14-foot celling. ‘This ward 1s occupied by the colored male paupers There is around the building an acre of good ground on which the old colored men paupers are allowed to raise such vegetables as are proper for their own use. ‘They are also permitted to ish from the magazine wharf, where they take fish enough to make some addition to their fare, This recreation, the privi- lege of making their garden and using tts products and the comfortable quarters they occupy, have added much to the health, happiness and’ com- fort of these unfortunate people. There 1s one other magazine bullding of the same dimensions which, at an expense of $500, could be fltted up and furnished for the occupancy: of such colored boys as are now kept in the work- house. This, with the detail of a competent male tsucher from the public schools to care for and instruct e boys in the ru- diments of learning, is a matter of im- rtance. In this connection he quotes from ‘he last report of his predecessor, who had given this matter much intelligent thought, recom- mending that a house of refuge or reformation be established, in connection with the asylum, for colored boys who are sentenced to the workhouse for petty offenses, and whose enforced association ‘with the lowest class of criminals soon make them members of our idly increasing criminal class, Ae eet ene outlay the nes mine yuildings of army and navy magazines be utilized for this purpose. a with his lecessor The tntendant di relating to his recommending that the judge of the Police Court be empowered to lengthen the» terms of servitude of these boys in such reforma- tory until they are 21 years old, rapid Increase of the inmates, expense earnestly urges the separation tnt keerite Criss earnestly urges the se} jon and keeping class from the influence of the older criminals of the workhouse. The average number of tiiis class is 16._ The improvements made by the labor of the ‘isoners the A list of CONTINUATION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S AD- In the star route trial, after the report in the first edition closed, Attorney General Brewster continued his address to the jury, and said that when he had seen Turner sitting here asstiting these men—the eagerness with which he assisted, counseled, adviced and encouraged them—after sec- ing that, he almost repente? for what Mr, Merrick had sald about Turner. He ha felt, as Mr. Mere 11k did, that tt would do him good to feel the gr.ting of the doors. He felt now that, it would have done him more good {he had gone a litde further towards the doors. It was a scandalous thing for a man who had enjoyed the clemency of the government should dare to set there aiding and assisting these defendants. At 8 o'clock the court adjourned till to-morrow District Government Affairs. ‘The Commissioners have approved application ofa liquor license ftom George W. Hall and dis- approved that of Bernard Mulien, The engineer department has directed that a stre-t lamp be placed at the corner of 12th ana B Streets northeast. ‘The bids for the laying of a new sidewalk on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, from Ist to 15th streets, and the improvement of 7th street northwest to ‘Boundary street, and the improve- Ment of 1ith strect east, were subjects under con- sideration by the Commissioners this afternoon. ‘The annual report of Mr. James Small, sealer of Weights and measures, submitted to-day to the Commissioners, shows that the total fees of his Office for the year was $1,746.30. SAFETY PROM FIRE IN THEATERS, ‘The building inspector has addressed a note to the Disirict Commissioners to-day on the subject of the Improvements and alterations made to the theaters of this city, and recommends as an addi- tional safety to the patrons of those places that two firemen be stationed at each theater during each performance to work the hose and other ap- Pllances in case of fire, and take charge of the Stage fixtures in connection with the safety of life and limb, ——.__ In Tae Casg or Wa. W. Crank, charged with embezzling $57 from Geo. Keen, Prosecuting At- torney Moore stated to Judge Buhdy this morning that the case was set for trial to-day, but through some mistake, Mr. Keen had not been summoned wappear. The case was again continued. ears Six Montus tw Jatt.—Win. H. White, a young colored man, was sentenced to Six months in jail by Judge Buhdy this afternoon for committing an assault on a man named Chas. Brown. Officer Bart arrested him last night on B street, between 10th and 11th streets, about 11 o'clock 11 the act Of committing a beastly offense, Political Matters, TRE StXTH MARYLAND DISTRICT. In the Alleghany county repsblican convention, held in Cumberland yesterday, delegates were elected to the Congresstonal convention at Fred- erick. None of the delegates were instructed. ‘The complexton of the delegation cannot be stated with any certainty, though it 1s known to contain McComas men, and it is said one or two will go for Dr. Porter, of Lonaconing.on the first ballot. * * * ‘The Washington county Congressional convention will meet in Hagerstown next Tuesday to elect delegates to the Congreestonal convention, and it 4s sald will be in favor of Mr. L. E. McComas, THR VERMONT ELECTION. The result of the Vermont election yesterday shows that returns from one hundred and three towns give Barstow (rep.), 18,905; Eaton (dem.), 6,91; Martin and scattering, 776; Barstow’s ma- jority over all, 11,178 Six democratic town repre- sentatives are reported elected and ninety-scven republicans. Nineteen towns in the first con- gressional district give Stewart, (rep), 2.547; Red- ington, (dem.), 785; Kidder, (greenBacker), 161; Stewart’s majority over all 1,601, Late revurns from the second district show that the election of Poland, (rep.), 1s somewhat doubtful. ARKANSAS ELECTION. Further returns from the Arkansas election shows increased democratic Majorities on the state ticket. The majority will be larger than an- Uctpated. The greenback vote 1s very small in the state, CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS were made yesterday as follows: Russell Errett, (rep.), 221 Pa.; Thomas M. Bayne, (rep.), 23d Pa.; W. A. Duncan, (dem.), 19th Pa.; 0. L. ‘Spaulding, Gea Mich. ;Ross J. Alexander, (dem.),16th Onto; auther R. Smith, (rep.), 1st Ala.; Thomas Wilson, (dem.), Ist Minn. ; Reuben Worlman, (prohibition), ist N. J.; Edward T. Howland, (greenbacker), 21 N. J.: Thomas Wilson (dem.), ist’ Minn. After a turbulent session of the republican Congressional convention at Ezard, La., yesterday, Acney Demas, colored, of St. John parish, was nominated. The Opponents of Demas, after the nomination was announced, made violent protests against the manner in’ which {t was accomplished, and a wordy war, lasting three hours, ensued. The dis- satisfied delegations have called a new convention for Saturday. THE NEVADA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION has made the following nominations:—For gover- nor, Enoch Strother; Congressman, C. C. Powning; Judge of the supreme court, 0. R. Leonard; clerk of the supreme court, C. F. Becknell. The plat- form adopted refers to the history of the party, and indorses President Arthur. It calis for the enforcement of the anti-Chinese laws, and prom- ises to defend the public school system from sec- tarlan influences, THE SOUTH CAROLINA GREENBACKERS yesterday nominated for governor D. Hendrix MeLean; for Meutenant governor, R. D. White; for secretary of state, Thos. Baskins; controller gen- eral, Simeon Corley; attorney general, C. B. Far- mer; treasurer, W. H. Stanton; adjutant and in- spector general. J. F. Johns; superintendent of education, Rev. J. D. Durham.’ J. B. Campbell, of Charleston, was nominated for Congress from the frst district; T. H. Russell, of Anderson, from the third; D. R. Elkin, of Fatrheld, from the fourth; T. J. Mackey from the fifth, and Dr. Bowen, of Marion, from the sixth. abor Notes. A special from Cumberland, Md., says: Elghty- seven of the former employes of the Baltimore and Ohio rolling mill at Cumberland, Md., who had given their names as members of the Amalga- mated Association were paid off yesterday. This is equivalent to a discharge. Work in the plate department was resumed to-day with the usual force, and work in the puddding and bar mills will be started to-morrow. ‘The steel mill of Wilson, Walker & Co., of Pitts- burg, was started up yesterday, and to-day their bar mill will resume. Egyptian War Notes. ARABI PASHA DECLARED A REBEL, ETC. The suitan’s proclamation, declaring Arabi Pasha a rebel for disobeying’ the orders of the khedive and of Dervisch Pasha and thereby pro- Voking the Intervention of England, has been issued. It exhorts all Egyptians to obey the khedive......4 body of 100 marines made a raid yesterday upon the villages between Alexandria and Meks and arrested all persons who were una- ble to give a good account of themselves. Bedouths who were caught k have been sentenced to death. Victor Lesseps yesterday presented a report council of the Suez Canal Company on the m tions with the English authorities, and sald that Gen. Wolseley had informed him that the English government accepted responsibility for damage and obstruction to the traffic of the canal Col. Swinley, of the English royal artille ought 500 mules in St. Louls for service in ———+e2— News Briefs, Hon. George Reeves, late speaker of the Tex: house of representatives, died yesterday, at Sher- man, Texas, of hydrophobla. A dispatch from Vienna says !t 1s belleved there that the falling of the bridge at Ishora on Monday was caused by a torpelo which had been placed in ‘Zar spt. THE NEW YOR] STOCK MARKET. The are the opening and olosing ithe New York Stock Market to-day, as by special wire to H. HL Dodge, 589 15th streat. Name | 0.) @ = \ 1 it. P. & Oras MM is _ Do. pret. 4 {108% 2099; Wab. Pac | Tig! TR Wad. Pac. pid. 34s 133%, West. “+ Suicide. PHILADELPHTA, Pa., Sept. 6.—Herman Hager, @ German baker, died ata police station this morn ing from laudanum poisoning. Itts believed that domestic dimicultes led him to commit suicids, ——— Philadelphia Almshouse Frauds, PHivapEcrara, Pa., Sept. 6—The district attor Rey Yolunteered ‘the information that several ar Tests wiil be made this afternoon in connection ‘With almshouse frauds. a. reports that by ow this morning three men were killed. At the inquest in Philadelphia to-day on the body of Mrs. Annie Franz, who ‘was found dead with her throat cut yesterday morning no eve dence of violence at the hands of her husband was offered, and the jury returned a verdict of suicide, se fet wioascortan ARMY ORDERS.—Leave granted Post Chaplain George A. England ts extended two months on Surgeon's certificate 0: disability. Leave of Second Lieut, Robert J.C. Irvine, 11th infantry, ts ex tended ten days. Leave of Post Chaplain Toussaint Mesplie is further extended Ure monUhs. Brits Firep.—E. A. Selthousen, executor of P. A. Selihausen, has, by L. A. Bully, Mled @ bill Babette Sellausen and otuers' to subject Peal estate to claims Mary Malihan has fled a Dill agt. T. E. Waggaman and otters to set aside sale, — Sports on La: nd Water, THE NATIONAL JOCKRY CLUB, The weights to be carried by the horses nom Rated in the autumnal handicap, one mile and three-quarters, to be run for on the first day of the fall mecting, which begins October 24th, and covers four days, have been posted by the handle capper. The horses entered for the “autumnal” are the best performers of the year, the famous four-year-old colt Bend Or being complimented with the top weight, 122 pounds. Next in order of merit are Checkmute and Glenmore with 14 pounds each, Lida Stanhope 107, Fair Count106, Gen. Monroe 100, Compensation, Virginta Sweet Home 9%, Ella "id 93, Infanta 9, Col. Watson 87 pounds. ‘Deciarations are to be made by the 20th inst. This promises to be the great event of the racing campaign of 1882 HANLAN’S CHALLENGE TO ROSS, COURTNEY AND LER Hanlan has challenged Ross, Courtney and Lee to row three miles for $2,500 and the world’s chame lonship, anywhere between Washington and Boson within two months from signing of arUcles, LwWO Weeks to elapse between each Face, It 1s more than Ikely, should these races take place, that the course’on the Potomac will be chosen, Boating men generally acknowledge It to as ten at which the Face sr take oo makes Laat at whic! ¢ races will e place a southera course particularly BASE BALL YESTERDAY: At Washington—War Department nine, 9; In- terior Department nine, 0; (game forfeited). Proof Room nine, Government Printing OMce nine, 1 clerks, 18," At Buffalo—Buffalo, 8; Worcester, At Chicago—Chicago, 10; Troy, 0. At Cleveland— Providence, 4: Cleveland ,8. AUSt. Louls—Cineine natl.7; St Louts, & At pevroit—Detroit, 6; Bos ton, @.” At Baluiinore—Allegheny, 3; Baltimore, 1, SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR. The weather yesterdag at Creedmoor was favors able to good shooting. The English team arrived on the range shortly after 11 o'clock, and pro ceeded. immediately to business, conversing OMe little with outsiders ‘The shooting of both teams Was much alike, the Brilish being slightly ahead if anything. TURF NOTES. ‘The winners at Sheepshead Bay yesterday were Fellowplay, Magnate, Tom Plunkett, Girofie, Edwin A. and Revenge. ‘The trotting races at Springfleld, Mass, yester- day were won by May Thorne and d. P, Morris, ‘The winning horses at Cleveland Yesterday were Golddust and Ewing. The Virginia State Agricultural Fair has been postponed from the last week in October to the Ist, 2d and $4 days of November, because the Jockey Club races in this city the last week In” October would. probably Keep ‘away many of the racers that would otherwise take part in the fair races. THE NATIONAL TELEPHONE CONVENTION In Bos ton, yesterday, elected oficers for the ensuli year as follows: Ex-Gov. Marshall Jewell, 0 Connecticut, president; James B. 8) ‘Louts- ville, Ky., Vice president; C. N. Fay, Chiles sec. retary; F. G. Beach, © ago, Ureasurer; c Maynuitt member of advisor comuiitee for three ears: |. O. Vaille, Denver, W. IL. Eck New Geo. L. Phillips, Boston, Robert Morton, Philadelphia, executive committee. Morris F ‘Tyicr, of New Haven, of the commitiee on legisla- tion, made an extended report, giving the laws affecting the use of the telephone fh the states of the union, and the decisions of all the courts under them, In which it appeared that ltue uniformity exists. There are about 60,000 Lo 70,000 subscribers: in the United States. seat Sia BELLIGERENT Vixotta Epirons UNper Bat.— Mr. W. O. Elam, editor of the Richmond Whig, charged with ‘contemplating a breach of the peace, was before the police court yesterday more ing, and was bailed in the sum of $1,000, and the case continued. The case of Mr. C.0’B. Cowardin, editor of the Dispatch, who was arrested upon @ Warrant charging him with a siiniiar motive, and is now bound over In the same amount, will come up at the same Ume. MARRIED. FRISTOE—BLOSS. | September 4th, 1882, by the Rev. 8. M. Shute, LUTHER S. Fintona Wake and CALA A. BLOSS, at ““Uplands,® ‘of Jobu B. Bloss, esq., Fairfax county, ———_---—____ DIED. BARTRUFF. | Fntered into rest, at Cumberland, Md., on August 32st, 1882, JOHN A. BARIKUFF, im the eichty-second year of his age. Juterced September 2d, at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia d JONES. Suddenly, of malaris! fever, on fiutember Mrs. LUCIND§ E. JO: ‘of er aye, aauglitor of te late ant, of Mi a. Teidenos of her son-in-law, oo Funeral from the Mille: No. 1915 Vermont avenue, Thursday, it 4 p.m. Friends of the family are ge soctfully invited to ation pred ____ UNDERTAKERS. oJ OMGERRAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, lvania avenue horthwest. ‘Terms moderate and everything flest-class. “Telephoue counection. mild Jous® wneat UNDERTAKER, 1337 Texra Sraanr Now: Telephone Connection. JSTUS BURGDOKE, Ae PouSIsuING UNDERTAKER, saan £0. 316 Peunnyivauia avenue northwest :etweon @eetrecta Every tins nest-clane. ania A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN. the ravine for the of and the Grand Duke Michael. oe twenty-six years, Miss Ella C. M: daughter of David A. sein. of Baltimore, fell from the deck of the steamer Excelsior, and was drowned, at Bay Ridge, last night. A Dallas, Texas, special says: “ Sam Rives, ina orpute with his brother about a division of lands, killed him with a shotgun.” It ts expected that about 220 of the 284 dismissed. Dublin policemen will be reinstated. Hermann Delt le, aged eign’ and Joseph Ruff, aged twenty-three, while s the river in a skiff at Wheeling yesterday, were drowned. At the soldiers’ reunion at Warren, Pa., yester- day, a team was frightened by the ofa cannon, and running away Susie aged seven years. ‘ailroad officials who have made trij vation from Chicago over their lines into the north- west and southwest concur in the glowing descrip- tions of the their sizes, quality, condition. There is not one unfavorable report. Two t were Wrecked Monday on the Pennsylvania railroad near Dillersville, and both tracks were blocked for over five hours. HE i i 5 i HE 2 ll : ees ie i DIVENTED BY A WOMAX. * For ali those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses oo common to our best female population. It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com- 1k will st all times and under afl cireumstances at harmony with the laws that govern the female aye