Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1882, Page 3

___ RAILROADS. ANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, SEPH T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, 0 THR sov7TH No. 2009 NEW YORK AV HILADEL- N, 3 oe, WAST s trust dated the 30th of No-, NEW ORLEANS, EXOXVILLE. AT- 830, and duly de Re a] TANIA CHAT “ ae duly Pee d it tT No. SEW OFLEANS EF W., with Pullman 5h end Sivepe MEMPUIS EXPH ack DEL FAST. FEN TH VIA WASH SREY C ore, Anni bur: Theater, | 10 “ADE ESS. LPHIA, Be AG IN EFFECT 5 Leave WasHrNé S exeey For Apnay Su ANE RAIL@oaD 00 and VOUS PROSTE a ‘No free Ady ee NOOGA LE & OHIO RATLROAD AND THE ON 16:30 2, nd 10: re ¥ olis, 6:40am end 4:40 p.m. daily, except NDETA AND FREDERICKSBURG AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON ria, 6:30, 7-00, 9:24, 13:00 and 11:25 a.m. and residences. MEDICAL, &c. ranteed in ripticns. of th»: I f by din at public a ction, © party secured nn fron! of the AY OF mbsred £ Square num- + (8. Of 104,) to- 1d in cash, and the ti eight months respectively, of 8ix per cent per of trust ou the pi the yuchaser. A d ne tine of eale. ‘The h within seven diy tees reserve the 1 risk and cost of the d: Ys previous advertisem: Feed. d by the Elec SINT, of Natura. 4 mist be of sale. property. urchaser, after rt ‘TO-MORROW. S DOWLING, Anctioneer. AR SALE OF HOU! Atsalesroom, SAT Day 1 it TEN O'CLOUK, Mirrors, one Rosewou One Antique Walnut and F ‘ov ¥ , Window H: Together with a geuerai Loid Effects. ~ of ether House- ALSO, ‘To cover advances. t sold without regard to Alsi Several Burvies end Carriages, ‘Two flue Coupe Horses, ec. at OMAN DOWLL MAS DOWLING, Aucouser. Auctioneer. TWO COUPE HORSES, OXE A DARK BAY OSE GRAY, BOTH SPLENDID ANIMALS, AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY, SE! VE O'CLOCK, PTEMPER NINTH, 1882, AT frout of my wuction house, T A., the above ani- Because die ofti- THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 3 DOWLING, Auctioneer. ENTIRE OUTFIT OF & CONFECTIONER AT iON. MBER NINTH, 1882, AT O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms, Tshall d and Tin Moukis, Auctioneer. HOMAS DOWLING, A ONE BUSIN HA ONE SET FXPRESS SINGLE HARNLSs. AT SEPTEMBER NINTH, 1889, . in front of my aucti STEAMERS, &e. STEAM “ML. et wharf every $ SDAY, at se zs, stoppin i ‘Thursday rue at land Soe cr lays “down” Cevek on rnin to y wad Friday Sundays “down” and Mond: Washington every Monday, Wedu afternoons, i For information apply.» j. T. JON ae po OMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. On snd at tain W. C, GEOG F WHARF, foot of 7th stre RY SUNDAY, at four Cock pim., for Baltimore and River Landiins. #.. River Freight must be Prepaid. Kevuruing, arrive in Wa: nimgton every Saturday night STEPHENSON & BEO., Ac mié-fm th street Whart and Cor, Vy OTICE. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. and after NOVEMSER 3d, 4851, the steamor WSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th streat, every MONDAS, con THURSDAY and SaTURDAY fi SUE, Cap- PHENSONGS c urrioman and Leonard- JOHN R. WOOD, Avent. NDAY, s *k p.m, touch* ing at Pine, m ortress Sonn ey CONNECTING AT OLK WITH THE BOSTON AND PROVIDE NCI MEH to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. . $2.50 Re mornin jare to ‘tress Mourme Cee 00 Noi RAIL. and trip fare to Piney | Second-class fare to Piney intand Point Lookout. “75 Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY RSDAYS TURDAYS. at THE NEW Y JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume their trips, leaving Pier 41,” East River, New York, every | SATURDAY, at four’ o'clock p.m, and Geonetown : at To'clock a.m.” For particulars apply t, 63 Water street, Georzetown. jlickets and staterooms ‘can be scenred st general ing of bag- teablences. office, 613. 15th street, National Metropolitan Bank Pasae Agent. ae ding; B. & O. Ticke! ee Pennsylvania ave- t. D WOOD, Secretary. Dae YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. | “The first-class, full powered, Clyde-built Dutch isi hips of this Lins = y AMSTERDAM, ROTTE! E SCHIEDAM, “EDAM, ZAANDAM. B CALAND. | Carevina th 0. any’ Pier, fo GIEIC | Neguiariy ekery WE : terdam, alternately First cabin, $10: second cabin, $50: steerage, $25. | H. CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 Sot William stre: Rien! : RESTOKES NERVOU TY, LOSS OF y of M contury by th NOTICE, THAN KEMEDY WIT Of PER BOX $1, $2 AND GEES TEEMER CAN HAY: Wom ntand a seedy € consulting Dr. LEON, seriptions Office ho: advice f DEST ESTA Physicians in the ci rORATIVE. AND PHYSICAL DEBILI- TANLY VIGO! monogram and full ny change Ti to 12, $toSand7 (08. au RLISHED RECOGNIZED y are Drs. BROTHERS [psseure LINE. WEEELY LINE OF STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY AT NOON. FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. Fe eee a TOs, RICHARD & CO., General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York. Or to PERCY G. SMITH, 1351 and 619 Pennsylvania avenua. Send for **Tourist Gazette. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— STEAMSHIP ‘Berweex New Your, Havad, Lonpon, HAMPTON AND BREMEN. The steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT- UEDAY from Bremen pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New York to Havre, London, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin, $100; second ES | atin 2b ncaen, $0, teerai, seein coc | $24." For fretht or app! ” 2 Bowling Green! N ad York? W, G. METZEROTT & CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue north Washington. Cexarp LINE. el and en- e, of Paria, and uedical celebrities of cantharides, Or cursr-coated 4 Penn- ptive eir- without the private naiUe ag apl west, Agents for eetial a YORK AND LIVERPOOL. . 906 B street «uth west; 35 years’ fence: ‘T CORK HARBOR. Suppressed or Painful Men-tration and all irrerularioes 40. 82” NEW YORE ef mnthly Periods sp-edily cured. auls-in 13 Sev ‘ Hive AMD MAGS ne ewer ASSIS | Seva Wat ee | Bat eae EN a ." . Gallia. 8 N Say Diazioma, Convaisions, Nervous Head | AND EVERY WEYNESDAY FROM AEW TORK. atal Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermator- Rate ov Passace: Invoiun! Fie Impotency, Gid Aue, caused by over-exertion, self-abuse. or over 3 ture $80 and $100 for passenger accommodations. Fteerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv- indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and ¢rpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe: Senter rica Ek oe ee an cna pee an tusena." Ome Gots. bens oo | 3 a e dollars. weit Dy mall prepaid on’ recelptot prion, | Havre, Antwerp aud other Sorte £or tee aor jegusranthe six omes orde: flect s cure. blewaleanst ved by us for six boxes, accompanied with 78, we will send the purchaser our written guar- Autee to returu the money if the treatment does Guarantees iasued by STOTE & CRO} WELL, 450 Pennsylvania avenue, Who etat aurea Beaddre-ned. Ww ty to whow all for Mediterranean ports. roy feenatt and passauro apply at the Company's office, O. Gi steerage : Wr & OO. 605 ‘Tih sires Ws RE Reape: Certain ou Ke. NIWISLE’S, ye aes Price 8 ret bom sout by mua unde DH, MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS for all Urinary Diseases, Impotency, Gleet; hours.” WM. cabin to pot ‘Waskinwton, Y . Ca VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; should | Orto ‘Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & CO. cls | janl? ‘7th street, Washington. THE TRADES. _ LXGETES BINDERY, 1012 PENN, AVE PLAIN vane | recysecbie tate: ‘Books a specialty. Orders by ‘dull | Mail promptly attended to. H. pSral: Prop.ji-6m JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER isa certain are Zor Syphili<, ney Diseases and all) ones in exther st ESPAIN NOT-YOU ARE bie. Drs. BROTHER al Emissh THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND > Ladies’ Physician in at 237 Pennsylvania avenue. | Irrewnlaritie= quickly removed. Dr. JOHN TRIPP. N x. & GRAY, 906 B street and guarantes a perma- ail diseases of the Urinary Orcan: blows of us IBSON BROTHERS, wEEACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 23% Pen Wi . we ayrania. avenan, jashington. D. 0. Ecosontican AND SAFE. WEAVFR, KENGLA & 00.3 LAUNDRY SOAP J©FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT 13 PURE: RFING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY Wha UUL T INCURA- Impo- Sexual Power aull-ln” the city, can be Female Prony “Srrmpondence and consultations striey | AND ROT THE Correspondence and CLOTHES, Ontice, IT IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED _——— | FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REST HAS REMEDY FOR La- | REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELYES), laints quickly cured. Can Mireet nortawest Ofiicenoure p.ta.. with Indies "Clock ule Diteases, such as "Debility, Impotency send two saane for our questions and our new bi Tus Laws ov Lire axp Heaura.” ghtdrer eecretary. Medical and be | 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 EV2BY BAK BRDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENFRALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, only. mill-6u." Biscasa Bid in or Pre- Ne 147 East 15th THE H. WHEATLEY’S UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF ANTIQUE AND OTHE! HOUSEHOLD FURNTLURE. By virtue of an order issued by the Supreme Cot a of the District of Cotamia, hole pecial term Probate. Cour, Twill to an TUNSDAY. TEE WELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1882, at anctio. Toms: corner 3th and D e:tests northivest, at LLEVES OCLGCR A 3 A lot of Hor Ant Terms cast. -8-a hold Furnitare, Clock, and other articles. CHAS, Executor of Estate of Cail Lor iS N NINTH dee? cf trust, du 8, one of “the lau ia, T at publ v the FOURTEENTH DAY DIRS, at SEX ONCLOCK P. rtain piece of ‘Washington, bed as iot Fen {all's re- ), in square as the of the sur- 53. in Pas ual lot five fang forty-f o1 in the offi K., f © in six and, twelve nd to bes: enred by dee ., Conveyancing, &e., at pur- tof $0 at time of sole. ‘Terms to seven days, otherwise rosale at risk and co-t of purchaser. H4-e0& 18 bered said subdiy 1, AND E. TENDED. = : By virtue of a decreo of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, passed on the sist day of July, 1982, in equity cause No. 8,157, F will cell at public anction, in front of the’ premises, on MONDAY, "THE: LEVENTH DAY OF 8. MBER, A.D. 1:82, at ail of lot four @), in biock id Flvan's subdivision of Meridian t fronting fifty (50) feet on Pros f one hundeod and ninety (199) One-third of the purchase money in eas! even daye from and after the day of sale, of (00 as to be paid as a deposit at the time a and the balance of the purchase money in two equal i ons aid two yeurs from date of sale, for 8 promissory notes, og interest at are to b by the pur- the propert; ‘Leash, All cony Hill, the said I street by a dep he Tisk and cost of the default- or tive days’ advertisement. ROBERT Hi. T. TEIPOLD, Trustee, 14 P street northwest. wu ER B. WILLIAMS & Ci BLE PROPFRTY, IMPROVED AND UNIM- -OVED, ON FOURTH SUB SOUTHEAST, ZAR FE AT AU: NSYLVANIA AVENUE, TION. THURSDAY, TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF, SEPTEMBER, AT FOUR U'CLOCK P. M., in front, the premises, we will sel! three lots, 18 féet wi fe and the other 721 feet, . ‘The Congressional }robably. be erectod in the neizh- borhood of these lots, which will make them desirable. ‘Terms: One-third’ cash; balance six, twelve and eighteen mouhs, for notes bearing interest from day cf sule, secured bya deed of trust ou property sold. $50 | ‘n Jot time of sale. Conveyancing at’ pur- HALE 3 SiREET: HOU: TWE i IBEK, of the preiises, we st FIVE O'CLOCK, part lot C of sub- n of oriinul lot 3, in squar+ ing the east frout by depth of 75 fect, situated on School reat, 439 and 6th stroeis southwe st, improved by a two-story frame hones On SAME DAY, at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, in tof the premises, we will sell Lot K, in Wm. B. Toud's subdivisim 6f lots 2 2nd 3, and part of lot 1, re 6 onting 17 feet 3 inches on Ist street west, 1 E streets south, and improved by Frame erties belonging to a Builaing Assoc’ TMs: months, 1 to bear inte ured by dk of trust'on premises. required on € piece at tine of bale. ey Ney AL pT Chasers coat. Terme to te complied with in seven days, otherwixe resale at ri t of defaulting purchasers after five days pu e" per published in W is DL 1 Washington Horse an‘ Carriage Bazaar, 988, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenna, Special attention i sand Personal property, 1 rousiguments. (Jal6] S. B Real Estat: on ai 5 always ou hand. , Knabe, Weber, in the best of style and (yuavsci Dleinway, Tunine 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘cYM- D THE MATCH. LESS HEINEKAMP PIANOS, THE CELEBRATED SHONINGER BELLO ORGAN! Offers the following REVISED PRICE LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS: No. 1.—Genuine Wm. Hein ee, male at cost of mp Upright, in mahogan’ 00, tuwed theve months, will r. ‘ork Square Piano Square Piano, st be sold EICHENBACH’S PIANO WARERKOOM of various makes for sale and re duced prices. Win, Knabe & Co.'s Worl: ehowned Pianos, ‘Tuning and Repairing, 1ith street, above: nsyivania avenue. $297 50. Factory r freo. Address DANIEL F. G. L. 709 7th Street Northwes = agents for the STIEFF aud theK RANICE + Washing- m2 WILD & BRO., role & BACH PIANOS and Y ORGANS. Special attention given to Tuning Pianos and Organs. Severut Pius and Organs now for reut at low rates pe RE 10 Ibs. Gran. Sugar, 1 Best Sweet C: 3 Cans New Salmon 3 Cans New Lobster Celery Seed, Green Gin; FAMILY SUPPLIES. CIDER VINEGAR FOR PICKLING. , Whote and Ground White and Black Mustard seed GEO. A. O'HARE, aul9 1213 7th st. n. w., bet. Mand N, EBB EEEBIITH HEEE<SS§gDDD A BBE T HOHE S°'Sp pb aa BTReS, ¢ UTES Sosy BAA BBB EEE T H HEEESsssSppp A A.. NATURAL MINERAL WATER IN GLASs. B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. dylt NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! cos RRR EEE ,888, 8° Ee kee’ Ee Sgssq falas a es LL WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, . _ BREAD AND BISCUITS. ‘Wholesale Depot: Corner ist street and Indiana ayenn> WM. M. GALT & CO. CLARET! CLARET ‘We offer, as asvecialty, THREE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET R OR ‘$3.75 PER DOZEN. ze = ‘We have also an assortment of HIGHER GRADES 0) CLARET what we PSICELES, OFT oe OYSTERS, SARD. &e., &., for and Hix: GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m5 No, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘UHN R. KELLY, LAMB, V) Surgical Institute, m8 324 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, D.c. “THOSE HORRID PIMPLEs! Probably two-thi 4 our land are afl kinds, to do aw: utinjury, would be the bajp’ [From Andrew's Bazaar.) A LADY SAID NO, TCANNOT GO. PLEASE PRESENT MY EXOUSES.” ete y with which, 4 of the ladies in aociety and homes th skin diseases of various it could be done with- =t event of their lives. ‘Then she would have instead of a disfizured and marred r ten: re mount of good how, she ima horrid freckles, ther sex. ‘To improve this ay pearance grout risks are taken; ar- mercury, or bish-sound titied namea orticles coni hopes of the world. It is elerantly prekage, consisting of botl ‘Our readers should be id remedy resuscitate: Senson’s and now advertised men sce We ent ks which attract eve every ones “those horrid pimples,” and other Jemishes with which ee is aflicted. and thie is true of , one that would he handsome, or at least far any one with a ciear, ure skin, nO of her features are, hag a certain body itis bout *those and taifes x these death-desling druxs, are taken in etting rid of all these troubles. In many eases death is the result. heating, itching, and inflammation is given. troubied with Bez ; Inflammation, Roush Scaly Diseases of the Hair and Scalp, S rofnia, U! hes or Tender Itchings on an: w that there is hope for them in ant remedy known as “Dr. C. W. " Itmakes the skin white, soft and smooth, No alleviation of the burnings 2 (sat rhein), Tetters. Humors, uyitions of any kind, y aoa part of the body, ‘should Te moves tan and freckles, and is tle best toilet dressing in rut Up, two bottles in one internal and external treat- ure to wet this and not mm the success of D1 The Great Skin Cure. There is ouly one—it bears the Doctor's picture and is thin: 801 for sale by all druggists. $1 ver package, A SENSATION Has offen been made by the discovery of some new ut nothing has ever stood the test like Dr, Ben- elery and Chamomile Pills. ‘They really do cure sick headache, nervous headache, neuraigia, “nervousness, paralysis and melancholy. Price, 50 cents per box, two for $1, six for $2.50 mali, postaze free—Dr. C. W Sold’by all druggists. Crittenton. New York, is wholesale agent for asenson’a Ter sleeplessness, indigestion, by Benson, Baitiore, Md. Bep-B A from September Ist. R ning. BLAK) 24 Tn SUMMER RESORTS. SBURY PARK, N. J. Family hotel dear ocean. ‘THF, VICTORIA. Reduced rates Miss 8. KEMPE, Proprietress. VER SPRINGS, MD., ON THE LOWER POTD mac. —Open for boarders until OCTOBER, ler. Terms, $1.25 per day. ishing and ean- jenty of fish and oysters. ISTONE, M.D., Proprietor. H. PSE au2T-Inr mani JO H. of +) 3 rd Gs Danielson and KRAVE S. ‘The Hotel has just been thoroughly reno- yated, furnished and supplied with every conyentencs for the comfort of guests, andis a first-class Home for families. ‘Terms—$2 per Special arrans munication with Washington, by the fine steamers George snd Jane Mosel For further Mr. Piney Point, St. Mary's Co. ‘EY PONT HOTEL. St. Mary's Covsty, Manrraxp, Open for reception of Guests Juxe 15th, under the ment of the owner, Mr. and Mrs. Summer $19 per wool, and $35 por month, ts made for families, Daily com: Baltimore, and Norfolk eary, Lady of the Lake, ey information address and Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, M ‘Spen ; ; In 31: vols. 5 J EW BOOKS.—POLITIOAL INSTITUTIONS, ] cer) $1.50; Capital and Population, (H Hopes’ and Fears for Art, (Morris, ) 31 phie Arts, (Hamberton, ) $2; Natural Kelizion, $1.25; Leome Kound Robin Series, quis of Carabas, (Mrs. Bytom) 8s Bimbi Exile, (from the 5 ‘Gasca, (W.W. Godding, M.D.,) $1; ‘sure, ‘rawoett) 31, 1; Tho Sout t AW BOOKS. gotiable Instruments, new edition, 2 Noyelties in Stationery and Fancy Goods. W. H. MORRISON, Law Bookseller aud Stationer, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, Wgahmgton. App! Nordhoti's Cw finished, Three in Norw: Winning the Bi eton’ tle, rol nbroed __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ T HOMPSON'S ‘al Guide, Mountains, (Travelers edition) Hustrated, by Reihhart. no name 6 UaER READING. *Phomas la, (1 3 CHAPMAN, ‘Metropolitan Book Store, VLVANIA AVENUE. SHIRT FACTORY AND MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, opposit> Patent Office. finish: 0 cts. Fine Dre's § irts to order. weicht Underwear and new styles made Shirts at following price: 90. Large assortment Boy R cts. Peerless, unfinished, 6: dy X FINE DRESS SHIRTS tor 39. Six finest Dress Shirts made to order for $12. Perfect ft guaranteed. MADE TO ORDER Onr closing ont sale of summer neck-wear and under- wear commences Saturday, supplied for yery little money. (French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) Closing out a large stock of Fancy and Balbrigzan Halt Hose, only 25 cents; at July 22d. You can be MEGINNISS’, 1002 F street, n.w. MANUFACTUR! of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. §, » ELLeny, ° SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROFHERS, SOF FINE DRESS SHIRTS 'S' FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Sraeer Norrawesr, WasHineroy, D.C. Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. 9.00 Six Fino Shirts to order...... 7.90 mar2+ for 1211 T stREET, Wasi After carefully examining Sewin: ous patterns, T purchased a Qui six months ago. ‘sale by EP-No outa: Nextdoor to A __ SEWING MACHINES, &e Te VOICE OF A MECHANICAL EXPERT. <GTON, Sept. 6, 1882. fachines of vari- nfrom Mr. Auerbach find the QU+EN to be a FIMST-CLASS Macutsx in every respect: "am s0 much pleased with it that I recommend it to my neighbors and friends, who are equally pleased and deliichted with the sELe- THREADING QUE! A ‘Model and ‘The beautiful QUEEN and other makes. W. HOLLINGSWORTH, ‘Mechanical Draughtsman. machines UERBACH, Cor. 7th and H sts. ucents. ‘uerbach’s Gent's Furnishing and Sore, Aseney for the Saxony Wool German Handkni Hat it 86 YOR SUL REGRET IT IF YOU BUY ANY SEW- stock and Positive ING MACHINE before you come here UFOs te cana no loved, 3. F. MCKENNEY, 207 bth street northwest. Tae ali kinds; rent and repair. au: and see our TH LAST BARGAIN SALE OF THE SEASON. 10 Singer Machines at. 8 Ho . 9 We . TW.&W. ‘ 5 Victor © ** 8 Wilson ** 8 Grover & Baker WARRANTED IN PEREECT ORDER. at OPPENHEIMER’3 528 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building. Machines Rented and Repaired. auld WOOD AND COAL. G Bridge. Oal EORGE CREVELING, 14TH STREET WHARF, ‘above Long lowest prices; coal and wood notice. Pine, $4; and spit: Oak, $7; Pine, $6. 1822 14th et. northwest; Stood orders filled ‘at ehord $5.50; Hickory, +700, ewe 4 est fuel: ENNSYLVANIA CRUSHED OOK! EGG, No dust! 93 it fixed ! You cannot do wi Outi, Order it from nos carbon! Xo A. R. Hardware and Cutlery. STOVE, AND NUTS) No clinkers! |The best and cheay +» 713 7th street. WILLIAMS, Jr. street, W A. G. JO /HNSON COAL axp WOOD. & BRO., will sell as low as any old or new firm, any large or or any. other kind of firm in the city. A THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY.... .September 8, 1882. 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star Major Phi; a Fo ras Well asa Pre chiel. Paitaperrata, Pa., Sept. 8.—The discovery yes- terdoy of fongery as Well as theft In the record of Major Phipps was further developed to-day by the presentation of the claims of Seeds & Ferguson for $295 for merchandise supplied to the almshouse. ‘The books show that this claim has been pald ai the name of the firm forged in receipting for the amount. Many of the books cannot be found. Three hundred photographs of the fugitive ex- superintendent were sent out to the police depart ments at various cities today. Mrs. Adams, housekeeper for Phipps, was removed this morn- ing from Moyamensing ‘prison to a cell In the een- tral station. She seemed to feel her position keenly when placed in the prison van. sia SE Railroad Accident. JaMEsTOWN, N.Y., Sept. 8.—Last night an express train on the Buffalo and Jamestown branait of the New York, Lake Erle and Western ratiraad was thrown Into a ditch ten miles@f here by the break- Ing of a wheel flange. Wm , & fireman, was pearly: scalded and the passengers and train ands considerably shaken up. ee Sensation in a New York Court. New York, Sept. 8—Jessie Maillard, a young woman who was arrested for disorderly conduct ona charge by Joseph J. Levi, a lace Importer, was arraigned to-day in the Tombs police court! Jessie claims that Levi Is the father of her child, but this he dented, and declared that the chitd had died. She was discharged on the charge of dis- orderly conduct, but Levi sought to have her held on a charge of perjury, in swearing that her child by Levi was likely ‘to bo a burden on the state When she knew that the child was dead. A cer- Uflcate from the board of health was produced, certifying to the death of the cilid, and the physician who attended 1t also deposed to itsdeath. Jesste claims that this ts a trick on the part of Levi, and promised to produce the child in court this afternoon, with evidence that It was Levi's. -This cage caused a good deal of sensation in court. —— Horrors of Mydrophobia, REApING, Pa., Sept. 8.—Mrs. Elizabeth Gueker, dying of hydrophobia here, was placed under the Influence of morphia, and has been kept alive until now. Her agontes have increased, and her contortions are more vio- lent. Her physicians belleve that death will re- Ueve her of her suffering before nightfall. The Patient died this afternoon. ——— Shot by Her Son. Lancaster, Pa., Sept. &—Mrs. Henry Rothrock, of Bainbridge, this county, was accidentally shot by her sixteen year old son yesterday afternoon. The boy was handling a revolver,when it exploded, and the ball struck his mother, fnflicting probably fatal injuries, SS Charge of Conspiracy to Burn Prop- erty. PRrovivence, R. L., Sept. 8—Geo, F. Willis, trial Justice, of Putnam, Conn., was arrested here last night dn a charge'ot conspiracy to burn property tn Putnam, where a large fire occurred last spring. It is understood that an alleged confederate, named Warren, has been arrested In Putnam. ——_—__ Wall Street To-day. A LARGE BUSINESS IN BHARE SPECULATION. New York, Sept. 8.—Tho Post's financial article says:—The Stock Exchange markets have been fenerally quiet thus far to-day. ‘The share specu- lation, however, has shown more animation than for several days past, and In some stocks a lange business has been done, notably in Read- ing, Northern Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, St. Paul, Lake Shore and Texas and Pacific. The market Opened strong, but soon be- came weak and declined 413s per cent. After the first hour there was a decided change fn the tem- per of speculation and an advance of ¥ to1\ per cent Was recorded, an upward movement being led by Reading and Louisville and Nasliville, each of which advanced 14 per cent, the former on enormous transactions. Among the specialties, Minnesota and St.Louis was lower, while Alton and Terre Haute, and Nashville and Chattanooga and St. Paul, Minnesota and Man- itoba, advanced two to seven per cent} At the Ume™ of writing the market 13 firm at or near the highest figures. Government bonds are steady. State bonds are a fraction higher, and railroad bonds strong at an advance of 3¢ to2 per cent, the latter in Texas Pacific ine comes. ‘The next greatest advance was In Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts, which rose 144 per cent. The money market is without essential change, the ruling rate to the stock brokers being 5 per cent, at which figure a good supply of money 1s offered on call. Tine loans and prime mercantile paper remain as last quoted. Market for forelgn exchange weak. The Markets, BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.—Virginia 6s, consol 69; do. past due coupons, 59; do. new ten-forties, 43's bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.—Cotton quiet—middiing, 12. jour street and weet. quiet and steady—Howa $.2503.75; do. ex city mills super, Rio brands, 6. more high” grade do. winter wheat patent, 7.25. Wheat’ southetn lower: western earier, closing sicady—south ern red, 1.03al. do. amber, 1.09a1.14: No. 1 Maryland, 1.19a1-Ts; No. 2 w Fo 1.08% al.084; Septémber, 1.075gu1.07%; October, 1.07%¢a1.07'4; November,” 1.084a1.03%4: December, 1.09%91.09%; January, 1.-10%al. 114. Quiet and stead; southern white, Septeiber, 80a817, ovemiber, 723g; November or Decembis ss. Oats firm and quiet—southern, $0245; do. red, rart proof, 35236; Western white, -41a42: do. mixed.’ $8ai: | Pennsyl: Vania, 39a43. ” Ry choicé “Pennsylvania Visions firm—tr and clear rib sic 1k; Hay firm—prime to a, 15.00816.00. Pro- Bulk meats—ehoniders les, packed, 114015. Bacon-=shoulders, clear rib sides, 164. Hams, 15%al6%. Lard— 14. Butter firm—western pack 5030, Exes firmer, 22393. nor refined, 6%a6%. Coffee ordinary to fair, 8a9%."" Suvar stead f copper refined quiet, 174. | Whisky fairly active, '1.20a 1.22. Freights to_ Liverpool per steamer — quiet. Receipts—flour, 1,447 barrels: wheat, 97,867 bushels: corn, 1,910 bushels; oats, 2,600 bushels: bushels, | Shipments—wheat, "217,351 bushels; cor, 4,250 bushels, Sales—wheat, 517,600 bushels; corn, 130, 750 bushels. rm, nd Marylan: pork, 24.00. The Garfield Monument Fair. At the headquarters of the Garfleld Monument Fair Committee at the Ebbitt House last evening, the work of organizing the state boards was con- tinued under the direcifon of the secretary. ‘The commisstoners for West Virginia met in room 96, and elected Major Theophilus Gaines chairman, and Gen. J. M. Ewing secretary. The following named gentlemen were nominated to the board of direction as commissioners, resident in the state, and late in the evening their appointments were forwarded to them: Hon. C. J. Scott, of Parkers: burg, chairman; Gen. J. H. Duval and Col. Hugh Sterling, of Wh Henry C. McWhorter, Charleston, and Major J. H. Bristor, Martinsburg” ‘The commissioners for Michigan met in room 94 and organized bythe election of Frank B. Conger as chairman and Willlam D. Mack, secretary. Captain RW. Tyler, U.S. A., retired,” and R. IL Thayer were added to the board, and the follow- ing named gentlemen nominated'to the board of direction as commissfoners resident _in the state: Hon. W. G. Thompson, mayor of Detroit; Hon. George Willard, Battle Creek; Hon. N. A. Earle, Grand Rapids; ’L. B. Kendall,’ Kalamazoo; Thos’ 8. Applegate, Adrian, and Shed N. Vincent, La- peer. At the secretary’s office a large amount of routine ‘work was disposed of, including the completion of several boards of commisstoners, notably Indiana and Wisconsin, meetings for the organization of which will be called early next week. At the re- quest of the chairman of the state board, Col. Jas |. Bain, of Portsmouth, was added to the com- mission’ for Virginia, ahd upon the request of Mayor Whyte, of Baltimore, Hon, John L. ‘Thomas, late collector of the port, was added to the for the state of Maryland.’ Mrs. Vinnie Ream Hoxie has been added to the beard of art commissioners. The amvunt of room occupled by the headquarters. of the management at the Ebbitt house, having proved inadequate to accommodate the rapidly in- creasing business, Mr. C. C. Willard, tne proprie- tor, has again come nobly to the front and ten- sor such additional room as the board may re- ire. To ACCOMPANY THE BrIrisH ARMY “IN EqyPr.— Acting Secretary of the Navy Walker to-day re- Cache a iganle ener re Bier} Mr. B, ES ebb uv. atch agent at London, ni that ‘information has been received fom Rear ‘Ade miral Nicholson, commanding the European sta- tion, that the flagship Lancaster arrived at Trieste to-day (the 8th) and that Lieut. Commander C. F. Goodrich left that vessel at Messina, to take the first steamer to Alexandria to accompany the Rritish army there. Navan Opens.—Lieut. W. W. Gilpatrick has been ordered to the hydrographic oMfice, and Mas- ter J. W. Stewart detached from the Despatch and. placed on wisting orders; Passed Assistant Engl- heer Chas. R. Roelker has been granted leave of absence for three months, with permission to leave the United States. NATIONAL Bank Norgs received to-day for re- demption, $245,000. ARMY PAYMASTER APPOINTED.—The President has appointed Henry Clayton, formerly captain ot the 17th infantry, to bea ister in the with the rank of Thajor, vies Major cw. Wingard, ————_ ‘RestGnev.—Passed Assistant Engineer Henry L. Slosson, on duty at Portsmouth navy yard, N. H., has resigned, to take effect September 15th, 1883, and has been granted leave of absence until that date from 15th inst. | Midshipman Robert F, Sloan has resigned from 7th inst, ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS IN THE WAR DEPART- MeEnT.—The Secretary of War to-day made the fol- lowing additional THE STA" ROUTE TRIAL, ‘The Closing Scenes To-day. At 2.40 this p.m. Mr. Totten fintshed his review of the prayers. Mr. Henkle submitted a prayer to the effect that if the Jury found Turner not guilty they must find the others not guilty. The prayer was refused, and an exception noted. Mr. Henkle suggested that the jury be allowed to have time for lunch. “The next lunch they have,” said Judge Wylle, ring to the immense num- “will be at the public Foreman Dickson, rete ber of documents in this case, asked if it would be proper for the Jury to take any of the papers to the Jury room. Judge Wyle sald the rule was that the jury should take nothing with them but the indlct- mei Foreman Dickson sald that the Indictment had never been read to the Jury, and asked if t would not be well for the jury tO have the Indictment read to them, Judze Wylie suggested that they might have got a better understanding from hearing it discussed than by reading {t. ‘That had been his case. After some discussion both sides consented that the foreman should take one of the printed copies of the indictment, which Judge Wyile handed Judge Wylie gave some advice as to parts of the indictment Which tt was not necessary to read very carefully. ‘The jury then retired, as stated in the first edition. The indictment, which the jury ts supposed to read before constiering the case, contains 89 pages Of printed matter. ‘he Court room was densely crowded to-day. Some of the spectators stood on the railings. During the delivery of the judge's change, the silence in the court room was almost painful District Government Affairs, A marriage certificate at the health office shows that Rezin Gault, colored,88 years old, has married Margaret Bell, 50 years of age. ‘The owners of property and residents on I street have petitioned to the Commissioners asking that the pavement on that street be continued to 2st street COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. ‘The aggregate collections of taxes from August Ast to 7th, 1882, was $9,822.41; Sept, 1st to 7th, 1882, Was $9,902.79, THE KIND OF SIDEWALK to be placed on the north side of Pennsylvania av- enue, under the recent awards of contracts, 1s artificial stone made of Portland cement, sand and broken stone, the foundation of broken’stone and cement, and a surface of Portland cement and sand. SITE OF THE NEW PENSION OFFICE. The Commtsstoners to-day recetved a communt- vation from Gen. M. C. Meigs making inquiry in relation to the reservation at the intersection of Ohio and Louistana avenues and between 10th and 12th streets northwest, stating thatthe late Con: gress had designated this or some other reserv: tion and had made an appropriation for the erect- Jou thereon of a Penston office. He requests the Commissioners to forward him a plat of the res ervation, showing its metes and bounds, helgth of the water in this neighborhood during the recent structures upon tt, ete., etc. REAL. ESTATE MEN AS UNLICENSED BROKERS. License Agent Raff proposes taking out warrants against about one hundred real estate agents in tis city for being unlicensed brokers. Mr. Raff charges that they loan money on interest and are therefore Mable to the law as brokers. DANGEKOUS BULLDINGS. ‘The bullding inspector hos notified Mr. P.E. Dye, agent, that the nine wooden butldings situated on lot 9, Square 80, are In such a state of dilapidation that he has condemned them, and gives thirty days In which to have them torn down. ‘The in- Spector to-day condemned a brick building on 17th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and H street northwest, of which Mr. Fred. P. Stanton is agent. He has notified Rev. Alexander Crummeli | that the buttress stone at foot of north side of east | gable of his church, on souhteast corner of Samson and 15th streets, has been forced out of position by the stone coping, and is endangering the fe id limb of the public in passing. Hie 1s notl- fled to have tt removed within ten days, and it replaced to be secured to the satisfaction of the inspector. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs. Brewerman, remodel brick on Bridge street, between High and Cameron streets, Georgetown; $600. B. H. War- ner, bulld addition to brick, F street, between 9th and 10th streets northwest; ‘$500. J. H. McGowan, repair brick, 629 F street ‘northwest; 8200. Mrs’ Jos. Miller, repair frame on Cottage Hill, county; $200. John Grinder, erect two two-story dwellings, D, between 1st and 2d streets northeast; §2,000. ——— ARMY ORDERS.—First Lieut. Edward S. Chapin, 35th infantry, will proceed from Fort Warren, Massachusetts, to Jefferson barrack, Missouri, and Teport to the superintendent mounted recruiting service to conduct a detachment of recrults to the 9th cavalry. First Lieut. James M. Ropes, adju- tant 8th cavalry, now at Salem, Massuchusetts, will report by letter to the superintendent mounted recrulUng service to conduct a detachment of recruits to the department of Texas. CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO ANIMAIS.—James Burk was charged by Agent King, of the Humane society, in the Police Court, this morning, with cruelty to animals, in overloading and driving a horse when overloaded. Mr. King testified that yesterday he discovered the defendant with a horse hitched to a cart loaded with a ton of coal, at the area leading to the Post OMice department, driving him up an incline of 15 or 20 degrees. ‘The court Said that it was shown that the Lorse drew the load up the grade, and it was not shown that ‘there was any cruelty in the case, and ne would dismiss the charge. “Andrew Banks, a colored cart driver, was pul on trial for the same offense. The testimony showed that this horse fell down with the load, and the defendant refused to dump a part of his oad, when directed todo so by Ue agent, | before golng up the grade. A flue of $5 was im- posed in this case, ee SENT TO JAIL FoR Birine a Bapy.—tHenrietta Sewell, a colored girl, about thirteen years old, was charged in the Police Court to-day with as- saulting an infant named James Brown. Elenora Brown took the witness’ stand with her baby In ; | her arms, and stated to Juige Bundy that the de- fendant was employed by her as.a nurse, and yes- jterday she left her in charge of the baby, and | when she returned she found that tue child had been seriously injured. On questioning the girt she admitted that she had bitten the child. The | mother partly disrubed her child, whlch Is a very bright mulatto, about elghteen months old, and showed the court several marks on tts face and neck, and stated that it had also been bitten badly on the stomach. Henrietta took the stand and sali he thought she must hab been crazy, cause she thousht she had a Mt.” ‘The court sent her to jail for twenty day: SERIOUS AFFRAY BeTweEn Women.—About three o% afternoon w serious culling affray took place between two notorious colored women, amed Patzy Randolph and Lizzie Moore, on 1334 street. Tue girl Randolph cut Lizzie Moore with a knife; inflicting a serious wound on the right temple, severing one of the arteries, ee THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the ovening and closinz prices cf the New York Stock Market to-day, as_reporvet by special wire to IL H. Dodge, 539 15ta street. Name. 0.1 ¢ Name | 0.) G | 91 Nor. & Wes. p. 563; 56% | 24" \Norun Pac '-) 52") sa | 38 | | 28 Do. pref. Northwest. 81 | 82x Ont. & West 423g) 44 |Pac. Mail . i147 1473¢'Peo. D. & E.. | 59 5987 Read 40°) 404 St Pa 98 | w3/St Paul pref.) ay (St. P. & Omaha 54 | 3g 1134 113%) Do. pref...../113 [112% 74 74% Texas Pac ....) 513%) 51% 10055 1003 ‘Tex. P. Pd gts.) 66 | 86. 404) 40% Union Pae’..../118 (11834 81% 3% Reported for Tae Evexine Star. Dears BY Porsox.—Mahlon H. Janney, of Jan- ney & Co., leading King street druggists. died at his home about 10:30 this morning from the effects of’an overdose of strychnine. He had been suffer- ing from ill-health for some time, and while at his store last evening took the drug to relieve his in, but unfortunately exceeded the quantity al- lowed. Some time since he lost his wile, and has suffered exceedingly in both bodily and mental health. He was a very popular gentleman, with hosts of friends. His funeral will be attended by the Columbia Fire Company, of which he had long been treasurer, Bask BaLL.—The base ball fever was high here yesterday afternoon and there was a lange crowd at the base ball nds. The Alexandria associ- ation and the Waverley nine, of Washington, layed a close cs which resulted—Waverieys, ; Alexandria, 8 ‘Thisis said to have been the best game played here this season. The Mount Vernon nine and the Washington Post nine also took the field, with the following result: Post, 14; Mount Vernon, 7. Ai Serriep.—it 1s understood now that the Wiverly-Magruder case 1s settled. Mr, and Mrs. Wiverly, who left here on the evening of the hear- ing here with Justice Lewis O'Neal, of Washi ton, arrived at W: ‘ahead of Mr. O'Neal arranged matters to sult themselves and are now ving together. oon Enorvg Company. — The Columbia steam-fire ine com) ‘met last night to com- ylete Siacetncnts attend the Baltimore Briote, and ‘will assemble next week for pee: ‘Henry Stra’ R. W. Wheat and L. ~ 4 being the committee of arrmgements (or REPORTER'S NOTES.—A egg gered employed the ppper ship named Jobn einer fethere:naving been 2 flood In the Potomac, character of the wooden | The Courts, Prowate Covet—Judgr Hagner. . Wil John Kennedy admitted to probate icttars lestamentary to Margaret Kennedy; $000, Cis Bovie was appointed Wm. M. Anustrong; bond, poo. Belen ML art's estate; petition fied and order of sale, tate of Catharine Boyd do. Retate of Chandler; S. M. Johnson appoluted admini tor; bond, $6.00), “Estate L Cooney: F. D. Neale, appointed adralntstrator; bond, $150. Estate chier; onder directin executor iter) to enter Suit on the bond of Ml administratrix. The willof Mrs uder, of Georgetown, was fied, number of accounts were ‘reparted, approved: passed. a Ww. stra Eqviry Cover—Judge Hagner. Yestentay, Bellefeulle agt. Schnebter: salef ratified and ca an auattor. rich agt. Christ clon denied ‘and Te. straining order Given agt. Phitt conveyance declared void. ‘Thomas ag Garroh hearing of motion fixed for October 9th. Alley agt. Latta; title to certain | confirmed In com. piatnant. Holland agt. B Junction made perpetual. Conser agt. Edwards; pro confessa Against certain defendants granted. Simms ag. King; substitution of trustee ordered. Smith Smith: sale finaliy ratified and cause referred to auditor, Carey agt. Carey, Taylor agt Burnett; sales ratified nist. Loughran agt. Meyer; commige sion to get answer of infant defendants ordered to Issue. Pouice Covet—Judge Bundy pro tem, Thursday, Robert Manson, larceny of a baby carriage from Christian Ruppert; 9) days. Henry Jackson, larceny of some Jewelry from Myrtle Ingie; 30days. Mary Willlams, colored, on Jane Jones; $3 or 7 days. Chas. I ored, assault on May Rodgers, hts wife; 8 months. in Jal. Washington Addison, colored, assauit on Thos. Welsh: $25 or 60 days. Also’ assaulting Jerry Sullivan; do, Also assault on Dantel Lae; do. “Michael Isie, threats to Frank Foster: $200 bonds or 30 days. — wm. A. Ward, assault on John Laden; forfeited $10 collateral. Sports on Land and Water, VICTORY FOR A WASHINGTON BOY. Lieut. J. M. T. Partello, of the U.S. army, formerly a Washington boy, and, by the way, for a long time one of the carriers of Tae Star, bas just come out of the rifle competition at Fort Snelling victor in the match for a gold medal valued at $100, There were eighty competitors for this one prize, and they had been assembled for this contest In view of Cheir sktll with the military rifle. The winning score was 249 pointa, and 1s far above the average shooting with a military gun, the next score to It, 244 points, being made by thé top member of the division of the Atlantic of the U.S. army, in Aucust, at Creedmoor. Lieut, Partelio has steadily improved In shooting since his entry tnto the army, and his friends tn Wash- ington have reason to feel proud of his succesm, He leaves for Leavenworth, Kansas, September 10th, to engage In the fall meeting at that place, and has been appointed a metaber of the grand army team for 1882, Which meets at Creedmoor in. Octgber of this year, . THE HALIFAX REGATTA. The following oarsmen entered for the three- mile single scull race, at Halifax, N.S., yesterdays Hosmer, of Boston; Lee, of New Jersey; Conley, of Hallfax; McInenery and Driscoll, of Mass.; Hamm and Smith, of Halifax; Platsted, Boston. Lee and Plaisted, however, did not pear. All started well together. Hamm, who led at the end of a mile, had trouble with one of his oar-locks, and had to make a brief stop. Hosmer got on the home-stretch with a slight fol- lowed by Smith and Conley, Hamm fourth. After a fine spurt for the lead between Hosmer and Con- ley It was gained by the latter, Hosmer aj exhausted. Conley finished th 2 minutes and 4 seconds, four lengths ahead of Hosmer, who was followed close by Hamm, Smith fourth, Dris- coll and Mclnenery far in the rear. A consola- tion race then took place between Driscoll and McInenery, the former coming in Orst for a prize Of $100 to Tirst, $40 to second. OTHER BOATING NOTES. A three-mile race has been arranged between Warren Smith and George Hosmer for $500 a side, J take place on Silver Lake in about a month. ‘The Hillsdale crew say they were never in better condition than they are now, All the boating men of England, as well as America, are anx! awaiting the meeting of the Thames club and the Hillsdales. The annual regatta of the New Jersey yacht club took place yesterday near New York. Seven- teen yachts crossed the line, Including the eata- ‘The course covers marans Jessie and Duplex. about twenty miles, The Louise won in 8 hours, SY minutes and $2 seconds. ‘The Jessie won the amaran race in 3 hours, 44 seconds and 90 minutes. TORP NOTES, Atthe Brightwood race track yesterday after. noon the race for green horses was won by Charlie D., and the free for all was won by Little Splan. At the Minneapolis, Minn., fair yesterday the twenty-mile race between Espinosa and Belle Cook Was won by the latter by over two miles in 45:10. Expinosa was thrown from his horse and considerably brutsed, The trotting Tace was WOR by Prince Arthur. For the pacing race there were four heats, and the race was postponed. Gem won. two heats, Buffalo Girl one and Mattie Hunterone, The races at Sheepshead bay yesterday were won by Breeze, Jennie V., Sir Hugh, Pinafore, Dok. Hickory Jim and Wood giits bought the Engits W. L. Scott, of Erte, P: horse Rayon DOr for BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Washington—War Dept. nine, 18; Interior Dept. nine, 2; Piece Dept. nine, Govt. Printing OMice, 15; Document Room nine, 11. At Alexame dria—Waverly, 4; Alexandria, 3; Post nine, 14; Mount Vernon, 7. At Chicago—Chicago, 1. At New York—Metropolitan, 23; Alaska, @ Sop eg py ad A bey vs Louls— Clactnnau, 4; St. Louts, 1. Boston,10;, Detroit, 3. At Baltimore—ait heny, Baltl- more, 8, AU Cleveland—Providence,’ 2;’ Cleves and, 0. a Political Affairs. CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES NOMINATED, Congressional nominations were mavle yesten. as follows: J. A. Scranton, (dem.), 12th Pene sylvania; John J. O'Neill, (dem.), 8th Missouriz W. C, Oates, (dem.), 84 Alabama; John S. Rich, G. L. Park, (dem.), 9th Wiss nuine, (rep.), $d Nebraska; Sth Minnesota; J. C, Buch anan, (dem.), 6th Texas: David R. Paige, (eu, 25th “Ohio; Jousthan W. Wallace, (det). Ieee Onio. VERMONT BLECTION. ‘The latest returns of the Vermont election show that the democrats gain twenty-five members of the house. Barstow's (rep.) majority for governor will be about 22,000. Poland (rep.), In the 2d dis trict, has 576 majority, with eleven towns to hear from. THE INDEPENDENT LABOR PARTY. The executive committee of the New York indes pendent labor party met last night. A letter wam read trom Dennis Kearney, the Callfornia agitator, Tegretting his inability to leave the Pacific slo; It was resolved to tender a reception to Ji Wilitam ley, of Pennsylvania, when he comes to New York, and request him to address the working class. THE DEAD LOCK IN GEN. BRAGG'S DISTRICT, There has been no choice in Gen. Bragg’s (Wis) district, and last niyht the democratic convention adjourned until to-day. Four hundred and forty ballots were cast, the vote standing on each ballow 141014. There 15 no talk of a dark horse, STATE CONVENTIONS. The democrats of Nevada have made the follow= ing nominations: William Burke, leutenant-gove ernor; J. W. Richards, secretary Of state; Geo. Hy Shepherd, state treasurer; Geo. W. M ate torney general; Col. M. N: Stone, Justice of the supreme court; Gen. L T. Ham, clerk of the supreme court; Gen. Geo. Ernest, surveyor; A. J. McCarthy, state printer; A. E. Sage, superintens dent of public ins:ruction. The Illinois democratic state convention ate Springfield yesterday nominated Alfred Oren toct of Sangamon ‘county, for state treasurer, Heury Raab, of St. Clair, for superintendent of public instruction. The’ platform declares that prohibition “would be in violation of individual of personal rights, and contrary tothe fundamen principles of free government.” BAT ed convention of California sterday unanimously nominated Thomas J. Mo Quiddy for governor. ng Isaac Flood, a colored boy about 17 years Was arrested at Lynchburg, Va., the murder on the Sth instant of Robert Soott, & On September €, 1 st gape eaare trios Sane REILLY, of Wastiington, D. ©. ~ UACKENBUSH—LEVINS. At Rockville, Md., om Seu eh ts Uy thn Rey. E. 3. Prettyinan, Mas 3,0; QUACKES BUSH, of Saratoea county, t.. t@ .. dauebter of the late Capt. Bordentown, N. J. copy. COOPER. On of Granville P. a al Ta BY. September Gth. 1052, Mire. M. AU enty-six her age: TFricnts of the family ate invited to atend x lier Inte ‘Pest 1sui Tt sereet northwest ee Seidax pcm Bebarday, ‘Septeusbor Sth. ae SP etLDING IONS TR DANI x at 3:0 o'clock pans, frown Basonie Teayhe, corn Bab” ry Ts» & 3 ‘iedtostend. nn ntme Someta oe STROTRER. On Thureday, a at twenty minutes past nine tia cine 5 of Peter #. Strother, athe year of be she rest in shes near Ragas Sh Baca one IED. ibine bt Gooner: nt Sonengere