Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1883, Page 3

POTOMAC R = LY #NDAYS AT 3 special feat Return hor Leary or Excelsior. Boston snd Provideuce Gen. Supt. DAY ai 4p. m. a¥. iow ICES PSESDAY sx tam. kK THE und drip, | ay, Lt 23 Cente WwW wart stT a. m. for LANDIN rdimye for Cv sudibes, retus 1. 1, BLAK TATION LINE. + Captain. one stri iat be prepa ony, first-claas. and will be received oa ON & BRO., A ml6-fm — Tth Whe stray, Pea AS HING sw AY frou x ¥ ANY SATE Of 3d stress, Hoboken. baie York vy Londo rst cabin, $100; se Paid steerage ti ply to OF Pouusylvania val SEF CUNAED LiMitep EEIWLE POUL and t the Company"s aifiea, Steeraco bin ON H. BROWN & Co, Messrs, O18 HIG 7 New DW & « At SCHIEDAM, { ND. Wa. SCHOLTE Malia to the Netherianda, Seeger i ESDAY for I leave company's Pier, fo \.J.. regularly every W $50: stewrage. . Williany tree -G. MEIZEKOT- atom. MEDICAL, we. RS. EROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FLEE precriptions and send you to some wide whow jo divite prrtits with the dxter. | bose he, Guarantee ‘a CUTE OF 10 pay. Thirty years experience. 31-2 WHS TEE NOSE KPLIABLE AND LONG established Spec BROTH it~ is—over th Psvooe F ST Mort ioor De. F #1 eure inal Weakness Nex: Mikty ami In nes. It fi m. 906 Bstreet south: ABIES, YOU _€aN CONFID! 4 Dr. ko 906 1 Wiaratt ot Ted oF frente Dit adsice MARS ME DE FOREST 14S REMEDY FOR L dies. AIL kl © Canby cena from i St In ne Cordial, es peen fa to Ladies, 1 jes and Ovarian tr ubles itty -five years’ «experivnece, ary * weakness, eariy deca tS I wil recipe that will ! OF CHARGE. "This great remedy was djs- jouary ip South America. Send = | ove te the Key. Ji ew York Ct 10 LADES.—LADIES MA | Pravare Stock Jwth Bear BS rcatment, in a Physi . M. H. SLOANE, 116 N € stroet, Baltimore. Dr. Sloane's Mervine, ‘Tonic en © Utwans, $1 per bottle. sel LODBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND “A rpecialiat in ____ WOOD AND © Coat Axo Woon. lot of Bakers PINE reah mined COAL of euperior quality te Of which we Giler at lowest tmacker ention of consumers fs respectfully invited to 2 inspection of ourstock. STEPHENSON & Bro. min ‘th st. wherf eret 12th #t. and Pr Es or . ave. Ber EER BBR ER BBE BBB KES xk K 4 KK ‘2 of Oy mi A FOSIIIVE CURE FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND four milion, will scar, the old-tine' compantes. cates issued in M: hon am arly four anda quart fen. spd iu the Sra thirics tage of te tae over n. Puch is beyoud heard of in the history of Life Insurance the eanhooee lover. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. CE Minter a ere miscaitiass necpuanr er enemies dell Ful ee 2 ees eae — : TAN ANG COUKTN tal MEATS. im PALACK MARROT THIS AFTERNOON. UNCANSON Bit0S., Auctioneers. = <3. | Good Weather for the Sport—arranging | Warxiss, August 14 —The water ts rong! I LLING — D Soe Senet 22) ani tke trial heats i rowed at all, wi not ‘Deiver’s best Tom: 1b. cans JHANCE FOR 4 BARGAIN. ; TRUSTER'S $ALE OF IMPROVED REAL E2TAT for me Baces—The Scenes on the | 2! a tate heme. hE aware ane VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON NEW THIBTEERTD SRD Boeke ‘quarter quarters. Everything in the I} Ssss8 T le XN ON aco = Re i ft NNN es se Rat WN RN Goo Ru kK LiL Hd NN GGUS oA NN N Cv EI Haas SN RG OR Runs EAN NRO ORE K KSZECLLLUA &N NN COOKERS po ERE NN N bo DE ENN Db DER NNN > DK NNN GGG OV LLLL bovD ERE N NN HOH I HH It HHH It HOH IF HHOB Wit, ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL 4OuLS, BREAD AND BE JETS. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist Jet UH ud Indiana avenne. M. GALT & CO. |) RELLY, : Desten re Fyeer-cr, BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, No, CORNED BEEP A SPECIALTY anos 629 and 60 Center Market, 9th street wing, enc 206 anc Lez 73, City Post Office. 8 Northern Liberty Market; or Address rkctilig deltveredfres 2 charge to sipartaot taa FINANCIAL. \ BOTH THE OLD t Companien ix the Heauray icted by the MU: UAL RE- SOCIATION this wreat diffi- anent and safe jife imsurance eerchers are more itkely Payments than on any oth: rplan. Of - LY. RSiGHT, Manager. 3 < GOV'T AND D.C. BON SLIGHT and ALL other Stock. : T eposits receive 1 subject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention ‘o obtaining CORRECT ard 1 ELJASLE information regarding our various city sand are prepared at al tines to anawer inqui- Lee regunting sani TOWERS & CO. S AND INS! ‘exeoxarh Wines BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Ponda, Stocks end Thvestment Secnrities Bought and Sold on Coumnission, No. 539 litH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agevcy for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Broavway, Sew York. lars of Securities bought and eold on commis- m Francis'o, Paltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York stock Exchange at one-eixhth of one per nt com and direct telegraph wires , Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which cr ers are executed on the Stock Exchanwes in those cities and reported back y- Quotations of Stocks and Bords and tn- formation regsrd arkets received through our except Sunday, 6:40, p.m. Sunday'trains mi, veek days only. ns leave Ba.timore daily, i, 3:15, 4 except Sunday, 7, 7:35, 10, 5:15 ant 7:10 p.m.’ Sunday Pm. WM. J. 0. DULANY, 9.11, 14 President. NSYLVANIA ROUTE OkTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Fe SPLENDID 8CEN 3 NT EQUIPME: > FROM STATION DB STREETS, a8 FOLLOWS: the Weal <bleago Lintted Fxprene of e Sleeping Cars at 9: . daily; Fast Line, 9:30 a... daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 6 fi. “Western xpress 7:3) im 3 with Vatace Gare to Pittsbure aud cincti- saturdays, for Chica- Car Pittsburg to’ Chi Mal Express ig Car Fittsburg to’ Chicago. Mail Expr 10 p.an. daily, for Fittaburg and: the West. with Palace seeping Car Washit.wton to Chicago. BALTIMORE AND PUTOMAC RATLRUAD. For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, 9:0 p. m. daily, except Saturday. with Palace Care, Wachivetou to'Canandsizus, aid Harrisburg to For Wiiliam-port, yck Haven and Elmira, at 9:30 a. mu. daily, *t Sunday. For New ‘York 3:50, 4:20. 9 9:50" an Parlor Cars, Jy a.m. daily, except Sunday. For Boston without change, 1 m. every week day, 1 On Sundzy, . ma. For Brookiyn, N. Y., all throngh trains connect at Tey City with boats of Brovklyn Annex, afford- ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoidiig double ferriaxe across New York City. For Philadelphia, 8:00 a. m., 10:40 9:50 an: 10: . m. On Sum P. 10:20 p. Limited Express, cert Sunday. For Baltimore, 6:40, 8:00, $ un 30, 10:40 a. ub. ), 6:20, 7:30, 9:50 aud 10:20). m. For Pope's Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Aur , 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Bund: DORIA ASD FREDERICKSEURG_RaTL- ALEXAN Wak, AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGION KAILROSD. For Alexs: 30, 7:20, 9:20, 11:00 and 11:30 a.m., 2:00, 4. 6:20. 8:00 and 11:30 p.m, Sunday at 6:30, 9.20, 11:00 a.m... 8:00 p.m. For Kichmond end thé South, 6:30 aud. 11% daily. and 5:00 p. ‘Trans Kave eni9:10 p.m, ‘On Si 5:00, and 10:63 a.m. :7:00 and 9:10 p.m. ‘Tickets and inforiation at the office, northeast cor- ner of 13th etreet and Pennaylvania avenue and at the Station, where orders can be left for the checking of bexxage to destination from hotels and residences. Bs , General Pasuenger Agent CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager. dy ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LI BETWEEN ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON, DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEX COUPLER! Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY isth, 1883. Leave Washington from statfon, corner of New Jersey avenue and C For Cl Cincinnati, Lonisville and Bt. Louis ly st 3:05 a a 10:15 a. m., 10:10 eae with rough Coaches aiid Palzco ‘Sleeping Cars to above points, without change; 10:15. m. to "For litubune, Cleveland and Detroit at 8:30a. m. and 6:40 p. m. daily ; 8:40 p. m. is a solid train to Pitts- burg with Sleeving Care attached. For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville, 10:15 a.m. daily, with sleeper for Detroit. Trains ior Philadelphia ‘and New York at 8:10 a. m. gy exorpt Sunday ; 3 p.m. and 9:40 Parlor and Sieeping ttached.. For Baltimore on week snd 10:05 a.m., 1 4:40, |. 7. & 10, 9: on Santi 12:10 p. 3:30, 4:40, 7 and 11:: ons ou Meéropolitan Branch, 745 im deily exe: pt Sun 8:30 a.m., 4:45 and 5:: Gail “Tor Staunton’ 8.50, easy" dnity ease Bim Gav; lor Frederick, 8:30am, 10:19 a.m. and 4:45 pen sunday For ilaseetown 1045 ae daly except Sunday, 6:45 ‘ew York and Philadelphia, 2: E daily except pundas™ Lo $20 &m., 1:80, 6:37 p.m. ; Sunday, From Staunton, p-m., daily except From Frederick snd ‘intermediate jee pte ‘10:00 a.m., 2.15, 4:20 p. e BOA Det ime ad ‘bf 5 Foiut of Rocks. bots cept 4:30 p.m. For further information apply et Office W at the Baltimore Ohio Tick Station, 619 and 135! Pennsyh enue, corner 14th where onjers nsylvania avente, te Seer ord ‘will Le taken for Point in the elty. Soren Woot CLE MES myié Frery unprejudiced mam who bas exatiiued cur plan. . DARBY, admits it is the simpiest, plainest and best he has crt 432 Vth street, NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JOB Sean, Call at the office fob papers, PRINTE! ‘Print ‘ood ayia LY. BRIGHT. 1609 Bistreet. Peiocee eaten me LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KN ELGERS, JOURNALA, 0} ie ‘ho egin SUNTEMS Ond isn Row foe years L one ‘CASH BOOKS, &e., &a., CLOTHING cia'be soldat prices. Address | 2818 SUBTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 D: betwosn 6th and 3. .—Noweuy maul brombuy suended w of BE’ DHaINn Lt aaa g AD Els x 3S TERRA COFTA, SIX O'CLOCK premises. lot N. vision square 508, 19 feet fron! thereof, making a desirable desirable, being in and public equare on Ehode Islan Terms: Oue-third is very, and lay of sale, A deed of trust proverty da. couveyauiinst: Se, af purchaset's Bea B50 dove JERSEY AVUNUE, BETWEEN Kt STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AT AUC ION. On TU SDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH, M., wiil be 35, in .B. H. Warner's oe anni ning back ‘itn 108, The location the vicinity of Le Droit Pars sold. in frontof bulldins id avenne. cash; balance six. twelve, eighteen i bearing in from twenty-four months, notes 3 :T, BETWEEN THIRTEENIH AND FOUR H STREETS Eavd ABOU. SIXIY FELT BY NINETY FLET OF GkOU: by lon the 224 day, By virtoe of a deedot trust recorded of Ju'y, 1882, in Liber No. 1010, folto Of the lana recor 8 of the istrict at the written request of the secured, the uniersigned trustes will sell in trout of the premises, TWENUETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1 O'CLOCK P. M., the following described rea: situate in the cily of Washington, i three (i)"ana MEwentyefour ie Wilts 3) ‘an nty-four, recorded 861 et seq.,one of Columbia, ‘and. ider of the note thereby at public on MONDAY, THE AT FIVE catate in William B. on day of sale, rabdivision of orisitial lote ewehtv®) and eine Rull-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucty @), in ora. ene, [aoe and nee toe). con brlek building and one frame building. TO-MORROW. "Terme Of sales $600 in caahy and tre fesldue in equal ee eee Rronthn after the day ot 0 ies wha iinenat sua wage e a Twill sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, con- | Secured by deed of trust eopeets ods tained tat thoes Mon hie Te eee dopoait of $100 required at the' ‘sale, snd all con- commencing EVERY MOHSING Ait TER RS oy Ra ES A-HALF O°CLOCK, end will continue from day to day ae date ‘until all is d:aposed of. ‘The stock a ee nite eae ae ‘right to reeell the sald property af the risk Gaehmeres, Tabio Linens, Toweln Na ins, Marseilles | 80d cost of the defaulting purchaser. ‘Trustee, ponents Goo, Hoicry Udo, Commety | qut-tawaan = MRD € vig aS ee * Widths, Cassimueres, Flahnels, Domestics of all kinds, | (HAN CERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON L STREET, Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS Ladies are specially Invited to stsond this ale, as the |" NORTHWEST: AT ACCTION. goods aro fine aud will be sold witho ¢ reserve. wvictiin of |e exces’ at tte Wai cnace Court on S30 M. FOLK. Auctioneer._ | wp biatrictot Compa pensed te noo <= —— No. 8,574; docket 23, the undersixned, as BOOKS, &c. will ofer for sale at ‘public auction, HUNSDAY the ie K z 8. OOND DAY OF AUGUB', A.D. 1863, at’ SEX = = —= QICLOCK P.M:, in front of the breuatees, the f G N: we Boors. described Real’ Estate, known and described on the ard at by Moody fa steak, U Di Hass, Frowens Aso Sux Marrs SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM $1.75 TO $1. LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM 75e, TO 250. Land and Labora, M. PATTERN HATS, MILLIN La Toffer ali duced prices. nder Ground Kus laudins, by Cray Dats of Ethics, by 5) ‘Fiver Lily, ty sulla Man, by Lucy ©. Lillie. Mildred c S, FIN TRIMMING: Sonee re BATHING SUITS, ¢ ‘te Trevise, Paris. cele for meer. shayer. 4 Bargain, do. Phys Brown, Fiora Shaw, For the Mafor. C. joodson.. ‘House that Jill Built, C. E. Gardner. ‘Hot Plowshares, ‘Lourgees. 5e6 . W WM. H. MORRISON, 475 Penney! KWEAR, PARASO! BEST STYLES Eto. 907 Pennsylvania avenn my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re. au nis avenue, ERY GOODS, REAL DRESY Rr 5 SILK AND CLOLH WKAPS, BU! the allof Lot num- bere! four hundred and fifty (450). Said lot fronts 58 feet 1 inch on L street orth and wilt be sold in three ie “lerms of eale: Parcels. : One-third cash; balance in ix, twels interest aa toe Premises, or all cash, at ., Conveyancing, &e., af 5 gf $100 required on. each iSefioa du fae te’ haa of rrusteo Teserves the right to resell at the risk ‘and coat of the defaulting purchaser after five d: Publio notice of puch resale in some newapapor pub ished in Washing ton, D.C. CHARLES WALTER, ‘Irustes. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. 3920-dxds fr- THs SALE OF THE FAST 17 FEET 8 inches front of lot 10, equare 450, is POBiPONED until SALURDAY, the LIGHTE® NTH DAY OF AU- GUST, A.D. 1853, at SIX O'C.OCK P.M, in front of the premises. CHAS. WALTER, Trustee. t@~ THE PURCHASER OF THE 17 FEET 8 ENGH | inches front of lot 10, square 450 west, by depthef lot DES. | wort of the eavtorn 1 fOER inchon trony oe eee having failed to comply with the terms of sale, the sax part of Jot 10, equare 450, will be r-aold on SATURDAY, us. | fhe KiGHTHENTH DaY OF AUGUST: AD. 1883, at IX O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the premises, at the AT HALF PRICE. MRS. M. J. HUNT, ti Hiak and cost af the défeulting pura shaser, WALTER, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Tyats dees HOUSEFURNISHINGS. JREFEIGERATO..8 AND WATER COOLERS AT KEDUCED PRICES, Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumbi ‘in Freit Cans and War Crockery, Glassware, and Kitchen Utensile, * 5 Gitay's Lace Curtain St jy2t 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, sod emer ck Watts T)CuGlass, NINTH AND ¥ STREETS.—GEN. | _1¥26__ 3147th street, 5 doors above Penna, avenue, uing FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT>. and DRAWERS, at $1.45 each, all izes. ENGLISH LISLt: E R THREAD SHIRTS, all sizes, at $1 each. ENGLIS# \DDY E¥RIGERATORS Bu Pr sassy at nen than begins Toe pee cUT NT-SHAP#, and im: ny 1 Raien Slaarert Got" SA Rt RMS OEE ECS | WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS. WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWYRS, mado in the very best manner, all sizes, at T5c. each. MIEKY (Morley's) in all the newert demans, at 50c. ra E.& W. COLLARS and CUFF 5. Handsome NECKWEAR, in new shapes. French, kug- aM Suspenders. Shirts $10.50 and $12 ver half dozen. pair, usual price 7: ‘and Ame> ‘TON FISHER. ture and harmiess, and rurpaseed in Paria, New “meat, official chemist of ‘our chemicals are Ge Sie soe eirectual eR our machin Fy ‘ork Gr elsewhere, isd Notice Grease spots uaranteed to be thoroughly removed.4u29 EN -LISH made to order, 305 CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- ', 906 G street northwest. aed nd Gentlemen’ Garmen| y years’ ex District of C»- WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS. SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE PITCHERS, OREAM AND BERRY SETS, HO- ee M. W. BEVERIDGE, also Ci perfectly cleaned by thi wuperior | 1628 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ing Dresses a ‘Opinion Dasrortrs F LUID, and best quality of GASOLINE, aswell as VAPOR STOVES, of different makes and ail prices, constantly Patent Shouider Fiench Corsets and Bustles. porting Corset, for waich Miss H. is Mess ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORT! Makes CORSETS to order and guaran tee: perfect, H ‘ond finest Im} anda feguinot be surjaised. rench, German and Frantsh apoker fit and comfort. SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear Hosiery. and all Dress Reform Goods. Sur ial ax: 1 Corsét, her own make, thatfor the pigs ‘The in every style and sasteria, on hand.” ‘The most varied assortment in te city REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- duced prices. COOKING STOVES, RANGES. BRICK SETT and PORTABLE SLATE MAN T£LS, LATROBES, FUR- NACES, a great variety. W. 5. JENKS & CO. 717 7th atreet_nortnwast. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. 468 DUK RABILTLY. SINGING QUALITY UNRIVALED, WORKMANSHIP AND FIN o FACTORY PRICE~ We give exchan; thet paid monthiy. EI NERA, persons. having . Ola extra advantages in the value o! old instruments, and balance can be. Open till 8 p.m. 3 BRAN THe! EASY PAYMENTS. Piauos CH FA 427 10th street northwest. SUPERIOR TO ALL CTORY .WAREROOMS, au: SUCCESSOR To DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRES3 SHIRT! GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, i = 1112 F Streer Nortuwesr, Wasxraron, D. 0. No. 1.—An elaborately carved 3-rtrinzed double rose- wood, vencered, with extra grand, cabinet the oldest New York maker. tered at one-third, and will take piano No. 2.—A Cabinet Grand, by the leading Boston ma- $ 30, 000 HOR Dee Factory price $750, offered at ker: tru $250. No. 3.—A celebrated worth $300, offered at $175. No. 4.—A good imported upright, $75. No. 5.—A very elegant No. respectable peop: hand Pianos aud Orgens for cash. Speci Sate Or UPRIGHT PIANOS SY CHAUNCEY J. REED, = Very fine Fiano. tee’ gale and worth No... 9:5Spocial low prices in the matchless Shon- ninwer Cynbeila Organ; sold on $5 monthly payments, —Very great bargains in secon|-hand Melo- deons aud Urgans, rany:ng from $20 to $50. B.—I tune, ship and repair instruments; sell to all perments, and buy seoont- jy ‘on eas ‘Original in exchange. $309, only $165. Fira 433 SEVENTH STREET N. W. price $i, B00; oe New York Piano, nearly new; Square Grand P'ano, bouzht at Fix of the Finest Dress to order. . Fie Pthe Pine bine to sodee reed Bix Fine Shirts to order. 7.50 mhz Tuoursows SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, Fine Dress Shirts to crder a specialty. Six best Shirts for $13.60. Heady-made Shirts at. following press Acme, unfinished, 75 cts.; finished, 90 cts, Peerless, upfinished, 65 cts:; finished, 80 cts. ’ Full line of Boys? Shirts. Fine assortment of Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear, 22 —_——_——E FIFTY-NINTH FOPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OP THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION J0., in the city of Loutaviile, oa. FRIDAY. AUGUST Sist, 1883. ese drawings occur on tho last day of eacn month (Sundays excepted.) Repeated adjudication by Fed- eral and tate courts have placed this Com- fany beyond the controversy of the law, ‘0. this Company belongs the sole honor of having insugarated the only plan by which their drawings are proven houest aud fair beyond question, B.—The company has now on hand. a large capital H ALLET DAVIS ® CO.'8 PIANOS. — BAR- Qndreservefund, keud carefully the list of Drizes for ‘ins in these wonderfully perfect ins! AUGUST DRAWING. 1th. Now iw your time. Flewant stock now 22°10; 000 open at S11 9th street northwest. 5.000 ms26-00 . L. SUMNER, In charge. X HE STIEFF, THE KRANICH & BACH, 300 Prizes, 10,000 and the NEW.VNGLAND Hianow Hoey EET | 2h Pee 10;000 BARKER, BALTIMORE and the FRING: €00 Pri 32,000 Urgane, at lowest factory prices for caab, OF on eagiest | 1440 Prizos, 10,000 known monthi, instalment plan, at Shy = onbrizes £700 G. L. WILD & BRO,’S MU: ICAL WAREROOMS, i Prizes, — 200eacht “ "900 ap25 709 7th street northwest. 1,960 Prizes, 72,400 FRECHENBACHUS PIANO WAREROOMS. PIANOS | 4,p ule tickets, $2, half tickets) $1:27 tickets, “$50; 55 dase pices Wee kee Kemit money or bank draft in tetter, or send by ex- 5 me ED LE P!4N0s, OkGANS, SHEET MUSIC. villeKy. ; orto P, HOFF, Lock Box 165, Alexandcia, Va, ‘mh8-tusth STECK & CO. PIANO. ‘The Most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, ie The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organs sold on instalments, rented or ex- Managing partner of the Kent applied if purchased. 5 CENT MUSIC, ‘The only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, te firm Ellis & Co. No 915 FSTREET. Genuvtr_ & Cos MATICO CAPSULES Are warranted to effect a rapid cure in the most severe caves of private diseases. ‘They do not fatigue the stomach as ail other (Capsules with liquid Copaiba do, and wall be found »safeand med y. @a_ | “dad-tudtly SOLD BY ALL DHUGGIDTS, SEWING MACHINES, &c. ye 11H 8’ ts ical au’ Tiustrated address, rities us the Double Store, corner 7th and H streets. door. mig |TREET SEWING MAO HI NE HOUSE THE QUEEN SEWING SeXCHINE ized and acknowledged by the highest catalogue and price-list mailed free to ay C. AUERBACH, Gent's Furnishings and Hate next door. HY YOU SEEN IT? THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. If not be sure to examine it before you purchase. It running ‘Sewing is positively the lightest Machine ever made. We have aio the light eeeens canal ways on Machine dascount y 40F cash, at and simplest ing NEW HOM! runni V HOME, 9 very 1e8 wold onessy monthly payments and special OPPENHEIMER'S Reliable Sewing Machine and Faamon Booms, 628 9th street northwest, St Cloud Building. Good Machines For Rent. All kinds xepaired. ‘axent ‘iment of all the Leading my3 3738 ‘0 WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT to talk you to death, ‘but the Finest i 437 9th strest. A i x EER ere & rr] 200, (—\-\) g nd, g worl] none EEE Ke cf} CELEBRATED STOMACH Assort- pL ey CT ‘Made simply with boiling water or milk, Hoi in tama, (only Jo-Ib, and Tb.) by Grocers, labeled. JAMES EPPS & 00., _ \e-w. tus Homesovatnia Chemists, London, Rag. = —= Eres x cocoa BREAKFAST. HOSTETTER’S STOMAUH BITTERS, by increasing vital power, and rendering the physical functions reg- ular end active, keeps the systam in good working order, and protects it against disease. ‘For constipa- tion, dyspepsia and hver nervousness, kid- ney and rheumatic ailments, it is invaluable, and it affords a sure defense against malarial fevers, besides removing all traces of such disease from the aystem. For sale by all Druggists ana Dealers generally. 2d Edition. Lalit Tg oi Sar Latest frem Wall Street. A BREAK IN WESTERN UNION. New York. August 14, 3 p. m.—There were signs of returning confidence in stocks at one time thi< afternoon, but shortly after two o'clock a savage attack was made on Western Union, the stock breaking ¢ points to 724. The decline’ was due to “stop orders.” Missouri Pacific also broke to ¥i. ‘The other active shares declined in sympathy, Toward the close Western Union rallied to 74% and a firmer tone characterized the whole market, In the final sales, however, Western Union run off to 74 and the general list lost part of te tmprove- ment THE “POST’8" REVIEW OF THE SITUATION. New York, August 14.—The Post’s financial art- cle says: The stock market opened to 13; lower an the loge last night forthe general list of active stocks, the largest decline being on Wabash preferred and Omaha preferred. The pressure to ‘sell was at first only moderate. but was soon in- creased by the heavy short selling directed against Lackawanna, 8t. Paul, Northern Pacific preferred, Oregon and Trans Continental, Lake Shore, Union Pacific and New York Central.” The ¢ffort was to bring out pretty large amounts of long stock of the last Gix of the above, under which they all de- clined, carrying the rest of the market with them and causing considerable amounts of other stocks to be thrown upon the market. Among these was Burlington and Quincy, which declined 2y per cent on sales ‘of only about 1,300 shares, which was oy) nearly all long stock. he extreme decline was reached about 10:30 o'clock, at which time the decline on Oregon and Trans Continental was 4%, Burling ton and Quincy, 2%; Jersey Central, 2%; North- ern Pacific, common and preferred, 13; Pacitic Mall, 2; St. Paul, 13g; Western Union, 13¢; Lacka- wanna, 13; Tilino.s Central, 1; Lake Shore, 135, and Wabash, 1%. From these extreme declines there was general and very rapid recovery by 11 O'clock, ranging from 1 to 53 per cent, the latter on Oregon and Trans Continental to 61%, and from that time until 13 o'c ock the market con- Unued firm, and there was an evident recovery of confidence,not only as regards the day but largely also as regards the prospect for the future of the general market. This was in some measure due Wo the belief that the break was artificially pro- duced, and that without the hammering of the bears the market would only have continued dull and comparatively steady. This was the genersil feeling up to12 o'clock at which time the suspension of Geo. Wm. Bal ou & Co. was announced, as sup- posed in consequence of the decline in prices of stocks they were presumed to be carrying; but within half an hour it was demonstrated that they had not been carrying many stocks. There were only 5,200 shares solu Out under the rule for their account, and {t began to apprar that their failure was probably due as much to the fact that they had gone short on the market at low prices this forenoon, and that the rapid recovery between 11:30 and 12 o'clock had caused losses which, in addition to those they had experienced on the bull side, had caused their failure. ‘rhe announcement of the failure at first caused a decline of 3 to 13 in the market. from which it reacted in twenty minutes 3¢ to 1%, the latter on Lake Shore. At 12:30 the market was strong at the highest prices of the day for a good many stocks, The market was strong but feverish. EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY THE BALLOU FAILURE, w YORK, August 14.—The failure caused in- tense excitement. The house did a large business and its customers were principally bank pre! dents, | Mr. Baliou refused to make any statement other than that the fatlure was caused by negiect Of customers to respond to calls for margins. One member of the firm says the trouble is only tem- porary. NO DISTURBANCE OF THE WAGES QUESTION. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., August 14.—AU the session this morning of the Amaigamated Iron and Steel Workers’ convention we reports of the committees On Ways and means and claims were read. AS hitherto announced the claims committee ad- hered to the plan of nezativing the strikers’ de- mands for 1882 ‘The ways and means committee strongly urged that there be no present disturbance of the Wages question, and it declared that the current system in both iron and steel mills is ad- Justed on an amicable basis, A move on the part of the convention to tinker with a question so vital would entail disastrous consequences just now. The action of the committee and the sug- gestions it urged were unanimously ratified by the Convention, ident Jarrett delivered a brief address, commending the delegates on their wise and sensible view on the subject of wages. There Was less to be gained by such a change at present, and much to lose. The committees yet to be heard from are those on president's report, const!- tution and general laws, und good of the order. Penns: Legislature. HARRISBURG, Pa., August 14—The senate appor- tlonment committee to-day negatived the Lowry (hou-e) congressional apportionment bill, A Dill Was troduced in, the senate by Mr. Potter, pro- vidin tor an adjournment until January, and re- questing that tue people be allowed an opportu- nity to vote as to whether or not they desired a proportional apportionment. ‘The bill was referred to @ committee, but was at once negatively re- ported. ‘Tn the house the senate revolution provid ing for final adjournment on the twenty-first 1n- stant was di nd amended #0 as to read thet adjournment shall not take place until busi- ness for which the extra session was called shall have been completed. —_.—__ Another Prize Fitht ere? fp Prerssvra, Va., August 14—A prize fight be- tween Wm. Wagner, of Putsburg, and Abert Cannaup, of New York, was fought this morning, at White Hall, a few miles from this city. It re- sulted tn avictory for Cannaup,who knocked Wag- ner out in the fourth round. Hen ‘The Labor Investigation. A MEMBER OF THE TELEGRAPHERS’ BROTHERHOOD EX- AMINED. New Yorx. Aug. 14.—The U.S. Senatorial sub- committee on labor and education resumed its ses- Son here today. John F. McClelland, a member of t»e Brotherhood of Telegraphers, resumed his testimony. He sa'd that the estimated cost of a telegraph line 1,509 miles long would be $725,965. ‘The estimate" was made upon the cost of construction of the Mutual Unton line, which Wes now amalgamated with the Western Unton. Telegraph operators were gene- rally young men, and lived in boarding houses, They usually came from the better classes of soci- ety. The morale of the operators, asa class, had greatly mproved within the last'ten years, and this Was on result of the organization which had been effcted. Most of them were single, but some were married men. The witness thought $30 a month was a reasonable esttwate for food and lodging for a single man. Only one in @ ‘hundred ever saved any money, The Bighest pald operarors did not receive enough to enable them to lay by anything for their support in ola In 1870 the Western Union company required every man coming into tts employ to take an oath that he would never connect himself ‘vith a trade or labor organization. This was cailed tho “ironclad oath,” and was a ‘ministered to every person who took part in the strike of 1870. ———— Latest from Spain. RUMORS OF A CABINET CHANGE, Loxpox, August ea, ean of = Telegraph at Bayonne says the King ry summoned Marshal Serrano to forma new mlais- try. The correspondent of the Times at Madrid, however, denies that any change of the ministry ‘sqhe Yeports published in yesterday’s Paris e Fre] Temps that a Togiment had mutinied in Catalo- nla, and that conflicts had occwrred at Seo de Ur- gel. Grona and Hgueras, and the statement of the change Tel ‘on the 11th inst., that Ruiz Zoritfa was in Spain directing the rising there, are not confirmed. a General Foreign News. NOMINATED FOR THE VACANCY. Lonpon, August 14—Mr. Kane O'Hara, conserva- five, and Mr. Nicholls Lynch, home ruler, have been nomin: Dosim, At 14—A men, supposed toe agravinis, have shot and severely wounded a farmer named Michael Connor, near Killarney, ‘Two of the men concerned in the shooting have been arrested. zr Lonpon, August capital of Bosnt quake has been felt there. It lasted five seconds, and moved from west to east, The weather for the races this afternoon was all that could be desired, Notwithstanding the clouds Which occasionally hid the sun, those Interested entertained no fears of rain that would interfere with the completion of the races according to program, It was thought if the cloudy weather should continue it would be an advantage to most of the visiting oarsmen, as the home boys could stand the August sun beiter than our northern Visitors. The water during the day Was as placid a8 @ mill-pond, and everything seemed to favor the success of the day’s sport. The visitors are delighted with the Potomac course, and fear no fouls if proper caution ts observed. THE BOAT HOUSES of the different District clubs came in for a lange Share of praise from the strangers. The different houses were occupied during the day by small Knots of lovers of boating, who eagerly discussed the pi ts of the approaching races Tie qars- mere who are. to fake active part in “the different contests did not put in an ap- pearance until shoruy before the hour ap- pointed for the first race. None of the crews were out this morning, all of the men preferring to remain quietly at their quarters, Testi ir minds and bo ites for the struggles later in the day. The members of the regatta committee were active in making final arrange- ments. The course was satisfactorily staked, and long before 8 o'clock everything was in readiness, REFERER AND JUDGES, Mr. LE. Saunier, of Newark, who was chosen referee, Was unable to accept, us was Mr. J. H.C. Watts, of Baltimore. A telegram was, however, Sent to the latter gentleman insisting upon his coming over and filling the position. At half-past one o'clock to-day no answer had been recelved from him. In case he does not put in an appear- ance in time, Mr. Rush Marshall, of the Analos- tans, will be asked to serve as reveree, and a judge Will be appointed in his place. The other judge 1s Mr. 8, H. Wheeler, of the Potomacs. THERE WAS VERY LITTLE BETTING about the boat-houses to-day. The friends of the Metropolitans were anxious to bet on thelr eight, but had difficulty tn getting bets. As the hour for starting the first race grew near quite A STREAM OF PEOPLE made their way to the boat houses and the neigh- boring wharves in the vicinity. Holtzman’s barge Was anchored off the potot of the Analostan Island, Just opposite the finish, and afforded a magnificent view of the races to the many who obtained seats upon 1. The Samuel Gedney, with the referee and judges and representatives of the ress on board, started from the Columbia boat jouse Shortly before the hour named for the first race. ‘The tug S. Thomas Brown was also ready with the visitors from abroad and distinguished guests, many of the latter being the donors of the prizes. The First Race. CREW No. 2 WINS, At three o'clock everything was In readinessand the first race (doubles) was started. The contest- ants of the Columbia boat club were: Crew No. 1— W. E. William, stroke; J.R. Lake, bow; and crew No. 2—J. C. Kintner, stroke, and J.8. Zelgler, bow. Crew No. 2 won the race by 9 lengths. ——__ +9. The Break in Wall Street. WHAT STARTED THE PANIC. “What Is the news from Wall street?” asked the Stax reporter of the young gentleman who pre- sides over the telegraphic department of Lewis Johnson & Co,’s banking house. “The market 1s stronger this morning,” said the oracle of the wire. ‘What was the cause of the break yesterday?” “I suppose some men who were holding iong stocks got disgusted and began to sell,” suid the operator. “Things were very shaky and feverish fora time. If some big house had falled just (hea there would have been a genuine panic. Oregon Transcontinental, whichied the break and went down to 563g, is up to 61% this morning, and the market 1s becoming quiet again.” “I suppose you heard the rumor yesterday,” said the purveyor of quotations. The reporter had not heard It. “Well,” said the operator, “it was sald that It had been found out that that silver spike which ts to be the la tone driven on the Northern Pacific was only plated, and that started a panic.” = In Response to proposals for flags for the life Saving service only one bid was received, that of qa W. Burton, of Washington, amounting to $31 YurLow Fever.—The surgeon genoral of the marine hospital service to-day recelved a tele gram from Dr. Robert Mamegra announcing bis arrival at Vera Cruz, and reporting that yellow fever 1s raging in the city and among the Vessels in the harbor. It has also received a report from Surgeon Bailhache, at Fortress Monroe, to the ef- fect that there 1s no sickness there and’ that the hospital boat Woodworth has beem ordered to that place. Parenrs were issued to-day as follows:—Wm. L. Belt, Washington, shutter worker; Geo, 8. Gilbert, Baltimore, attachment for boller furnaces; John 8. Hull, Baltimore, two patents for vapor-burning heating and cooking apparatus; W. & J. H. Leon- hart, Baltimore county Md. auinping wagon; Luke 'H. Milier, Baltimore, fire-proof lining. for boxes, safe doors, shutters, vaults, &.; William Painter, Baltimore, pulley covering; J. B. Pelton, Mount Pieasant, Md. grain weighing and ing machine; Charies W. rs. Baltimore, machine for rounding leather; W. H. Rose, Baltimore, spring clasping loop tor neck wear; Robert P: Scott, Ballimore, two patents, apple parer and apple parer, cover and slicer; Z. T. Slusher, Mira ‘ork, Va., churn; Julius Stommel, Washington, street pavement; Win. M. Wood and W. L Bailie, Washington, ice machine, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. —The following were the readings at the office of the chief signal officer to-day: 7 am. 70.8; 11 a.m., 75.4; 2 p.m. 76.8. Maximum, 77.9; minimum, 69.1. Wasnrnatow Carrs Manxer.—At the Queens- town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch B. £0. RR., three ‘miles from the city—Lewis D. Means proprietor—yesterday 18) head of, cattle were all sold to butchers at 4%a53;c. per Ib.; 900 sheep and lambs up; of these all were sold as fol- lows: Sheep, 33ga4igc. per 1b.; lambs, 5ya6ye, Cows and calves brought $304955. The slate of the market was brisk. Ate SES Bus Frvep.—Robert M. Thompson to-day, by W. A. Cash and F. T. Browning, Med a suit against | Gilbert Moyers for $5,000 damages for having on the 23th of July committed an assault and battery upon him....To-day Mr. T. A. Lambert fied, for Jullus I, Atchison, @ dill for an injunction and to abate a nuisance against Wm. Muirhead, the pro- prietor of a saw mill at 14th and Q streets. ‘THe MovYER-THOMPSON ASSAULT Case.—In the Police Court this afternibon the cage of Gilbert Moyer, who was before the court ig Q for assaulling another claim agent named M. Thompson, Was taken up for the of hear- ing the evidence for defense. Messrs. Irving, of the district attorney’s office, and Mr. W. A. Cook appeared for the government, and Mr. L. G. Hine appeared for the Srendunt. The hearing of the CARTER FINED FOR HIS ASSAULT ON HEALTH OF- FICER SHEPHRRD.—Francis Carter, jr.,was cl before Judge Mills, of the Police this atver- noon with intes With and obstructing Thos, M. Shepherd, an 1 for of the health office, and also with assaulting that oMcer. Mr. H. Wella, ir.. for the defendant, Mr. herd stated that he went to the premises of defendant about 10:30 o'clock wo ist A fine of ‘was im) in the case of int ‘with the officer. assault case was taken up and Mr. Wells conviction, Mr. She] then repeated his previous state- ment. Mr. Carter also his testimony in ‘the former case. ‘A'ano ot 425 was in terday overboard. He had been drink- fag meavhe of He leavesa widow. This is the second suicide Fort Adams within two aD (| i i i i i f Fi i <ounell of archbishops wilt ‘be held in Baltimore. ‘The also invited each of the Sia wee nacna Gow Father ors poiate the ordet of 8 ia at Rome | He had Watlace itoss, ire, Gettin aid Piateies are tn the Orst heat, and Uantan, Teemer, Suarlow, Teneyok and Hosmer in the second, ‘The decisive contest between Hanian and Court. Rey Will not be rowed till to-morrow, Immense crowds of people are hera. al selling 1s very slow. Courtney is the favorite at te ib cor the Meld in the trial neat in which be Will Tow. incor benders Alexandria Grain Market. Special Dispatch to Tue Evextxa Stan, ALEXANDRIA, AUZUSE 14:h, TS83.—Recelpts foll off to-day, Only about 7,000 bushels being offered on ‘change. 6,600 bushels of wheat were sold, mostly Fultz, at 108.114, with Longbverry one cent higher. A few hundred bushels of corn were offered: but not sold; 105 dushels of rye Drougut 1394157, and 2 dusiels of oais, 38°. Sam Abuse © “Projection” Privilege, VIEWS OF MAJOR LYDECKER AND THE BUILDING IN« SPECTOR. The question of 0 amending the bullding regn- lations as to prevent further encroachments upon the streets by the very liberal amount of “projac- Uon” allowed by the building regulations, and of which tt Is claimed men bullding houses take une due advantage to enlarge their houses, has been under consideration by the butiding inspector for some time. He written a report on the sub- Ject, which was placed In the hands of Major Ly- decker, cuginecr Commissioner, day. This te rt Was Hot given out for publication. Inspector ntwisie When asked about the matter by a Stan reporter said he had suggested some radical changes, “How can you remedy tho evil, whitch, tn your view, has already been done?”’ asked the re- ‘We cannot do that, of course,” sntd the Ing but We can prevent further evil being in the future Major Lydecker, in declining to turn peretos Tak reporter for pub! @ Aid not care to have the mw and publicly discussed until the ¢ had considered tt and decided What course tey would take, “This iS a great abuse,” said M referring to ‘the “projection” priv Must be checked If We prop Streets open aud (ree as the tend-d to be. Ti four feet are taken wway on each Side for projections, that practically advances the Duliding line and decreases the width of the strect elght fret.” It is UnJerstood that the proposed new regula- tions will meet with consi position from men who are largely enzaged tn buliding, and for Uat reason it ts considered best to incubate them. letly adopted the opposition will —--_ THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKT. ‘Thefollowing are the oventing and closing prt ithe New York Stock Market to-aay, as yspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 150 Name | 0.) 6. aa] Dome. Ches. & Ohto..| 13% North Pac | 20% Do. Ist pref .| 22 17 | ae Do. 2d pret...) 18 |... 2+ /TR03g TRE C.C.C.& 1...) 61 | 61 Ont. & West..) 20 | 20a | 2230) 2359 Oregon Tr'ns.| 894) 61 120%, 120%, Pac. Mall. 2X 19035 Peo. D. & KE. 8 -| Reading. Erie, 2as.... 1.) @2¢ t. Paul M6 Ti, Central ... 124% 124% St. Paul pret. 116% Lake Shore ... 1044 105 St. P.&Omalia, & | 88 {454 48K) Do. pret...) gay! ea 83 | BS Texas Pac...) 3 "| gig 2) 873g) BF }36 0 Pid.| 894 30% ‘114% West. Union.) 16g) 74% —— overnment Affairs. ‘The District Commts-toners to-day ordered that the two unfinished sehool-rooms fn the Anacs- Ua building be completed, LIQUOR LICENSES. The Commissioners to-day approved applications for liquor licenses from Andrew M. Anandale and W. H. Quackenbush, and disapproved the applica Uon of Geo. Schaefer. PERSONAL TAX IN BALTIMORE. Major Whyte, of Baltimore, has written a reply to the letter of the District Commisatoners, asking: for information as to the system of personal tax collection tn Baitimore, showlng that the tax there 18 $1.50 per hundred and the collections amount to $2.25 per capita. THR ASSAULT ON MRALTH INSPFCTOR SHEPHERD. “If Mr. Carter does not conduct his business properly,” sald Corumissioner West Cuts afternoon, in Feference to the 2ssault on Health Shepherd, “the Commissioners will rev priviieges granted him. He not only violates reg- ulations but he wallops our inspector. The Com- | Misstoners tn 1880 grauted hin the privilege of carrying on his business. He was Torced to leave One place some time azo, and settled in bis present place, near the agricultural grounds. I suppose, also,” Mr, West continued, “Mr, Carter will be Proceeded agulnst for maintaining a nu!s.nce.” Leenatiemviets ‘The Baltimore Presentments. THE CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR WHITE AND THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE LATE FIRE BOARD. At was mentioned tn yesterday’s Star that the Baltimore grand jury had found presenuments against all the members of the iate bourd of fire commissioners, including Mayor Whyte, who, by Virtue of the office of mayor, was president ex- oMico of the board. Several presentments were found—two against J, Frank Morrison and Samuel W. Regester each, and one agaitst Mayor Whyte, Gen, Thomas W. Campbell, Charles B. Slingiuf, Samuel Hannah and Bartholomew E. Smith, e€x-fire commissiovers. Morrison and Regester are each presented for violation of the Baltimore city code, Which forbids any officer of the corporation to be concerned in any city contract. The pre- sentment against Messrs. Campbell, Stinlutf, Hannah, Smith and Whyre—that belng the order in which the name are given In the presentment— 1s for “malfeasance in office while acting as board ot fire commissioners, for knowingly permit the sale to the city of material, ete., 12 Violation of article 1, section 43, Of the Baltimore. city code, Ude ‘Orduance,’ sub-title “City OMleers,’ and at Prices so far in ‘aavance of the fair market value as to constitute a fraud upon the city.” Ball was given by each, 5 stated In THe STaK yesterday, in the sum of $3,000. — _se A Young Man’s Svicipy.—A young man named Patrick Kirby, who had just graduated trom col- lege, committed suicite Sunday in lls father's ele- gant residence on Fifth avenue, New York, by Shooting himself throuzh the heart with a pistol, n in 1il-heath from overstudy. — 0. —— Bovs KILLrp py Ligurntwa.—Near Lincoln, Neb. three boys—Robert and Wiillam Miller and Ew. est Smith—aged about fourteen, were struck by ghtning Sunday afternoon and instantly killed. ‘They Were fishing in Salt creek, adjacent to Lin: coln, and took reiuge under a ree during a storm. The tree was shattered by the same bolt that killed the boys. A fourth boy was within a few yards of the tree, to which he was hastening when the bolt struck. "He was uninjured. A dog under the tree was also killed. Seriovs Intxes or Hon. Jere S. BLACK.—fon. Jere 5. Black was taken seriously Ill yesterday morning at his home in York, Pa., ang Dr. 8. W. Gross, of Philadelphia, has been summoned by telegraph. The Judges suffering acutely from xuieey and urinary troubies. Judge Black's ill- ness is occasioned ‘by a stricture of the urinary asgage, and to relieve him it is necessary to form @ very delicate and dangerous operation. ‘Cases of this kind are rare, and are generally tue Tesult, as in this case, of cold. ‘THE WasHINcTon anp Onto RatLRoap Exren- and then made available to ‘ashington and Western raliroad, transierr-d to the new organization. Frou es To Rewrost uewe—s paws was issued e secreta: ie in tio Trans-con- ton system Taliroads from Los Angeles 10 Newe street northwest, W< > ith instant, ot & Pack p.m. Friends are invit : nd "TCHER. Ausrust 13, 1 clock p.m., EMMA Vi, wifoct raward's Flewher, — Funeral from ber late No. 912 M street northwest, Wednesday, Auxust ae , UNDERTAKERS. A® % ‘BUR Rooxer 0. ¥mba'mers, st and 2.43 Pa ave Dw ‘pBrvoury UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT. (923 Pexxsrivamia Avexve N.W.