Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1883, Page 3

‘y FAMILY SUPPLIES, AUCTION SALES. 1 THE PALACE M 1AM Se <a > | TER LANDIS ef E FE ete at tat a” Baw it We eee 2A waazaca co gz224 8 E i L TLL ULL PAUTIFUL HULLS, ft i SCLLES. gad In na aven Suen ty Prmsr-Crasq | LEEF, LAMB, VEA) {UTTO! CIAL! 9 ead 6 A208 § Mack FINANCIAL. IN Bu € i t 2 1 bis great di ‘are more o lil ttentinn toc taining CORRE! SLE infor MARKY c. TOWERS & C0., PANKELS, BROKERS WM. M. GALT & CO. c, CORNED BREF Markt, 9th strext wifi, iife insnren i | ether plan, Oities, | W2#55 & CO., Auctionsers, 637 Louisiana avenue, Opposite City Post Office. our regular sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising a general assortment of desirable goods. Also, several BUGGIES and WAGONS. Pr URE FRAMES, &e., with other gorda. It THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, at TEN O'CLOCK, A. ML... in front of and within our salesroom, we will hold Also, lot SHELF WARES, assortment of PLUSH and VELVET P LIC SALE ©} Gs Nave PPARTM? NT, Ausuct fouhe 1893, $ In accortance with the provisions of the 2d section of the set of Congress (Chapter 391), approved August th, 1582, there will Le sold, at the times an’ at the Navy Yar‘ls herein mentioned, Stores and suppites be- longing to th ww | oid articles repair of vi seis, their machinery, th, armor, i. f, Viz: At Po-tamout Y 4 Ss 18, d' Mare Island, Cal. SEPLEMEE! iG a e sales wil be al heat bidder, andl will co frem’ day to day, if or Addraas until ty 'ARD T. NICHOLS, at -erctury of the Navy. OLD, SUPPLIES AND MA- Navy, unserviceable for use therein, and A materials which cannot be profitably used by reworking or otherwise in the construction or armament . Until ail the re sold or offered.” Inventories Of the articles fered can be procured from the commandants rs mn of the city, and re rota the northwestern 6¢ ing in pound uneluimed, SAMUEL Pound Muster. HERE WILL EE SOLD AT THE Pound, corer 234 strest_and New York avenue thwest," at TWO_O" KP. M. TO-MORROW, WUGUSU 'SIXTEE Bay Horse, taken up By orter of the Mexith Of- ax trustee, will offer, premises, known as **W of the late Ale cr a ech died, seized, ‘88, lluproved by a tw: 3. ‘Also, the Farm known as the ‘*Railroad Place tween Branchville and Colloe BETWEEN H. H. DODGE, MMER SERVICL. cw Yous. rs exeented on th of one executed on «and reports iecrara Wines YORK AND RICHMOND. Stock Brokers, mor or less, imp: buildings. The pure’ ths, bala rion of purchiss: t wsed in equity udersigned, as Trnst Hou, }HUKSDA at publ Ob AUGUS!, AL front of the premis known and described ont] the city of Washington, in tl as and being allot Lét nui ‘Convey i #100. req vet ucht to re: m day Lat the the per LE of until SATURDAY, th GUST, AD. 1833) at i, Pro ce" THE PURCHA! in. daily, excep ane, 1 Sunday. a given for Belfart, ea ports on the Co: throngh trains connect pats of Anuex, affo Fultyn street, avoiding dui w York € ICKSBUE ND WASHIN 1:00 ana. 11 DTS ane 9:10 4 and 8200, acd 10:08 a. : oft Penneyivanin avenue and a and re-idences. Sears—at Sustice of the Pei STEEL &. ILS! Schedule to take effect DNF Pe ID EIN ee eveirue and C street For Chicazo, € For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville, 10: daily, with sleeper for Detroit. ‘Tralusfor Philadelphia and New York at 8:10 a, daily exorpt Sunday: 8 p. m. and 9:40 p. mu. dal Yar! Sleeping Carsattached. For Baltimore on Wook days § 6:30, and 10:05 a.m., 12:1 4:40, 5:30. 7. 8, 10, 9:46, 11:30 pin? ‘For Baltimore on Sun‘tays, 6:30. 2:28, 2:35) 9, 4:40. 5:80, 3, 810, 9:40 For Avnayolls, 6.40 8.1, 12:10 and 4: _ 92a.m., 4:40 p.m. For Way Stations between Washington 5, 6:40, 9 a.m., 12:10 p.m., 3:50, 4: Tally nots aay gees Sats exeept Sunday, #30 a.m., 4:45 and 6: daiiy: for Staunton, 8: ‘dail Gay; tor Frederick, 8: a P-m., daily cxcept Sunday. For Hagerstowu 10:15 4.m., daily except Sunday, p.m. from the 9.25 p.m. ove pom.. With lathes only. Jy7-2m" STANT TO LADIFS.—LADIES MAY BE <<» th Board, before, daring and after “with Medica! Treatment, ina Physician 5 rs. M. H. SLOANE, 116 North (1 De. Sioane's Nervine, Tonic for ber bottie. $e15-dmn" _____|__siDm. JOHN TRIPP. UN, THE MOST BELIABLI shed specialist in cic, Coun Gan ‘be coneulted Weikine. rom: 2 to 9 p.m.. at his office, 456 Dat. Siw. Before s) the vcaingy Bip Se nan ome. 458 Sl Over $550,000 bas since been added. Moore. Maun oltion So N- Liberty at.) Daltannna Se dally, 8-10 p.m daily exeoeoundan Ot! SE motto ovgrepelming popular voto tte franchise Sic} = Toadame. ip. See December 2d. A. Ds 1810" eras <i Saturdava, 1 Oe tome! Fron: Staunton, pm. From st 15 p.m., daily except Sunday. rick and intermediate points, &: Sewer ey : WM. E’ ruer 12th street and Pennsylvania ev. Price $3 per box, sent by maui vader ks. Atimore for Washini 9, 10: 30 p.m. every week day. eit for the checking of DAY, MAY 13th, 1983. Ivave Washington from station, corner of New Jecsey cinnati, Lonteville and St. Louls ly, with 40, 7:45. 8:10, 9 3, 3:30, 4:30, ‘Weet daily, 6:20, 7:35a.m., m.. CE mm. daily de. :"20-00 "ani, 8200 pom, Gally fro a froptof } us of sale, fou SATU ble Linens, te joods, Hosiery, U derwear, Corsets ast ar Ludies are specially fonds are tine and will be sold witho t rescry e too Numerous to mention. about 40x50 fect, and sat vided by the Washington Brauch railroad, midway be- ‘Terms of sale are one third cash, one-third in six in twelve months from day of sale, or at "SIX followi vi | rari ach; balance in six, twelve i to be OF AU- I, in front of Dreas Goods, Velvets, Towels, Napkins, Marseilles nd Embroideries, Dress Shirts, Sheetings in all y es, Flahnels, Doinestics of ull kiuds, invited to attend this sule, as the Jyuo M. FOLEx, Auctioneer. T New Onrraxs, August 1, 1583, ieaceere tickole ti a. m., 10:40, m., O THE PUBLIC! nw rates. Stecrace tice ‘on Sunday, 425) GATE FOR YOU! aaad al: other partauf § ii Reps Paitin E~TIGATE FOR YOURSELYFS! pod in regard to the chara Lottery Company, the f the public to prove his st: se , tet we are engaged ina fraudulent business, Dig | be false and nntrae Amount of prizes patd by The Lou yJunuary 1, 1379, to present date: Total paid by all. the officers of the above-namet corporations, and standing tothe Orleans, to the >to the U. 8. Officials of Louisiana, ma, and. al nding is conceded by all who will investi cted citiz nih M. A. DAUPHIN, President. §-CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000._@3 TICKETS ONLY $5. $i SE 60 hm Wel. am. 0-18 pan, with — ugh Coaches aiid Palsce Sleeping Cars to” akov u1S fat iy schon anke? isaee y to Chieagee LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. ATLED TO ANY | €Xcevt Saturday. a 6 - 2 Hime | For Hitteburs, Cleveland and Detroit at 8:30a.m. | ‘*Wedo hereby certify that we aupervise the a city PO. P21 Im® | yd 8:40 p.m. ally; 8:40 p.m. te a eoled teak te Pitta: | mentesor all the Mehl eet Semi-Annual Dratves burg with Sleeping Cars attached. The Louisiana State battery Compan, sen manage anil control the. Brawtnow neelvee, and that the same are conducted with jp Fairness, m, | mooud saith toward all gpartion, and we authorise Te egattached. tn its advert Commuiasioners. Jature for Educational and The only Lottery ever voted on and indorsed by the peo- ple af any State. At never scales or postpones. Its GRAND SINGLE place montht, 2 of ities. 9:10, and INTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS I, AT NEW phn A $0, lb. 250 ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1883. % ‘i aq 9:00 160TH MoxTHLy Drawixa, WOOD AND COAL. fruing fron ashbaetda CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000. . eee Forfure?infumation apply st the Battimoroana | 100000 Tickets at SSexch. Fractions in Afthe, 1 pro- Corr Aso Woon. Ohio Ticket ©: Wathington Station, 6)9 snd 1301 asT 5 : Peonayivenia avenue, corner lath where tates LIST OF PRIZES. io ve svet received a Jarge lot of Bakers PINE nya for bawwuwge to be checked und received ) A Genital Fess of shoe 2 rye waited COAL. of superior quaity for | Sy eit M. of T.. 2 Capital Prize of 20,000 ch weofler at lowest market} 1 7§ K.LORD, Gert Pameneer Agent, eo nases is respectfully invited to = si ae a 10 do. AD. 20 do. STEPHENSON 7 THE _TR! za Soo aa: EPHENSON & BRo., UPUs H. DALBY, . 19th wt. ana Pi Ro Ga dls Arce NewsParen. nook AND Jon ie at Ee =a == S¥e__ | PRINTER. Ail kinds of Printing, in rood style, atlow APPROXIMATIO’ XA OF —=—== | prices. ‘hatiefaction guarant de6 $ Approxtuation sz of a fe re + hited K EK 9 do. do. yen AA Eon Be 22 1,967 Prizes, amounting to.. $265, 5600 BBB A A BBB kEB g L Fo Apviication for only FEVER—Contains no Quinine, Arvenio, or any metalic rates to should be made to the Oftice of the Company in New Orleans. "For further information write a Gress, Make P. O- Money Orders peyal Fi =o sna no Quinine, Ara oy net cists ene — NEW 0} NS NATIONAL BANK, | WW Astous of or. tauinge Roca ond ang Gacped | Ondinary lttaryby Mall or ‘2’ Dapam, Biri iy aagbase ie Come Pigs sept. NEW OMAN La LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS eat tee 0 ite beste sis SURTHTS Old Stand. Goon as CLOTHING can be soldat prices. 501 SUSTINS Old Bena, No. 619 D: between 6th and xa 3. 3. —Notety mau vrompuy attended 02. we Children’s over over. ‘OMAO COTTA COMPANY, carpian, | °™ he ry prea: AND FIRE PROOP ERIN Coes, Ao. 1611 G stroct northwest, esham having pubilshed a rate Lot 1, 366, 300 463,900 $4,881, 060 For the truth of the above facts we refer the public to nd for or and Officers of ‘tate authorities of im to be lexal, honest and correct in all our trans: a8 Inuch So aa any business in. the country, by d ‘our stock has for years been'sold ‘st our Bont of Brokers, aud owned by many of our best kuown aud re. tious. SHARES IN PROPORTION. , and in per. Ce to vse this certivicate, with fac-similes uy ‘ompany iT our 1 rated in 1808 for twenty ‘the Incorpo five years by the Legis. ‘Purposes—with capital of | $1,000,000—to which a ‘Teeerve fund of Numpex Drawines take rh. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- “Ty Owe My Resroratioy TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY TO THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.” [Testimonial of a Boston lady.] Disfiguring Humors, Humiliating Eruptions, Iteh- ing Tortures, Scrofula, Salt Rheum and Infantile Hu- snors cured by the CuricunA REmEpres, CuricuRA Resouvent, the new blood purifier, cleanses ths blood and perspiration of impurities and poisonous elements, and thus removes the cause. Curicuna, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays Itch- ing and Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scaip, heals Ulcers and Sores, and restores the Hair. Curtovma Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifier and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Curicuna, is indis- rensable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby Humors, Skin Blemishes, Sunburn, and Rough, Chapped or Greasy Skin. Curicvra Remeptes are absolutely pure, and the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers. . It would require this entire paper to do Justice toa description of the cures performed by the CuTIcuRA Rrsonvenr internally, and Curicura and Curroura Soar externally. Eczema of the paimsof the hands and of the ends of the fingers, Very dificult to treat and usually considered incurable: stall patches of tetter and salt rheum on the ears, nose and sides of the face; scald heads with loss of hair without number; heads covered with dandruff and scaly eruptions, especially of children and infants, many of which since birth had been a mnes of scabs; itching, burning and scaly tor- tures that: baffled even relief from ordinary remedies, soothed and healed aa by maxic; psoriasis, leprosy and other frightful formsof skin disnases, eercfulous ulcers, old sores, and discharging wounds, each and ail of which have been speedily, pertmanentiy and economi- cally cured by the Curicurna Rem. pres when physi- cians, hospitals and all otner remedies failed, as proven by a vast number of sworn testimonials in our posses- sion. Soldeverywhere. Price: Curicura, 50 cents. Rr- SOLVENT, $1. Soar, 25 conts. Porrer DRv@ aND L Co., Boston, Mass. Send for ‘* How to Cure Skin Diecases,” 6 centa, SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from the simple Head Cold to Incip ient Consumption, Ielief in five minutes. Nothing like it. Grateful, fracrant, wholesome. Cure be- gins from firet application. and ia rapid, radical, por maneut and never failing. Complete treatment, with Inhaler, $1. Ask for SaNFonn’s RapIcaL CuRE. | sul5 ran MM MMIITTTT 11M irprises every one yo looks at the large assortment witch we are able to lay before Ts, und indvices persons who have never ‘ations, and whom nobody atiouzhtto them, to in- Our variety com- nigie stone Eurtines, tn solid gold Solid go.d and solfd silver Screw est designs, one tering Silver, ingis Studs, in patterns,” all 1g in rolled gold plate P eles received as soon as they leave tho aily arriving. xold plate Banzles and Bracelets, including : ‘ fo tho stones, plate f Ic. up. Geuts Scart V Kolled gold piate a.d solid 3. Ft aud lovely desisciis in all Black and Black and Gold, we can show au immen Our One Dollar Brace- lets have by their beauty wou the heart of many a yonng Indy. Our $1.79 and 32 Bracelets have an untaraished Reputation, and our higher grades vie in quality, de- sien, workmnanshi vear with solid gold ones, from wh.ch they. ot be distinguished a An examination of our which is the largest in the city, wad comprises ev {ng in the Jewelry Line, in great profusion, is respecifully eolicited. M. SILVERBERG & CO., 312 7TH STREET and 313 8TH STREET N.W. aul3 An Near Pa, avenue. Avotocy. ‘The PATATS trusta tt: hat could not be avoides vertised in the Repub term and Gloves. Owing to duiay in transit these Job lots di notarrive in time, disappointing many of our patrous who culled in answer to our advertisement, ‘They ure here at last. patrons will net. condemn for . ‘The PALAIS KOYAL ad- peciai Bargains in Hosier LIST. 250 Doz. Lisle Thread Gl extra long, all the new colors, perfect fittins, ce worth 48 150 Doz. Lisle Thread Gloves, the same have sold ail the seasou for O9c., oni; lity as we Soc. per pair, ® Thread Hoss, silk finish, ber pair; now ouly Ge. id a) the Beason per pair. 3: Ladies’ Colored Lisle Hose, in all the new dos. ‘This quality is Usually $1.25 per pair; we now sell thom at 75e. per pair. 16 Doz. Children's Derby Ribbed Hose, white fect, only A al price 48c. per pair; our special prick ir, 250 Doz. Gent's Strip-d Enelish Half-Hoer Jot can be found goods wor and 6 our special price is 2c. per palr. in thie Job Per pile; PALAIS ROYAL, DR. CHEEVER’S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera- tor, is made expressly for the cure of derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever any debility of the generative organs ccoure, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating through the parts must restore them to healthy action. ‘There is no mistake about this instrument. Years of ‘use have tested it, and thousands of cures are testified to, Weakness from Indiscretion, Incapacity, Lack of ‘Vigor, Sterility—in fact, any trouble of these organs is cured. Do not confound this with electric belts adver- tised to cure all ills from head tw toe. This is for the ONE specified purpose, For circulars giving full information address— CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO., 103 Washington street, Chicago. mh3-skw New Discovery Tx Meoicrxe. TAFRANTAD MUD ‘Will cnre! hours its of the urit cra In elther Sov widen anaes oF pearing GRIMAULT & CO.,6, Rue Vivienne, Paris, 3822-waely Tus Is Tar Tor OF YEAR WHEN THERE 18 ALWAYS AN ACTIVE DEMAND FOR MEN'S TROUSERS, AND WE HAVE PROVIDED LIBERALLY OF GOOD THINGS AT LOW PRICES IN THAT LINE. YET A LARGE PROPORTION OF OUB BUSINESS 18 STILL, IN MEN'S SUITS, THE SUIT STOCK 18 JUST ABOUT AS COM- PLETE AS AT ANY EARLIER DATE, AND WHATEVER Is NEEDED IN MEN'S OLOTH- ING YOU MAY EXPECT TO FIND HERE, OF THE USUAL HIGH QUALITY AND aT REASONABLE PRICES, WITH A LEGAL GUALANTEE OF SATISFACTION. GEORGE S8PRANSY, ” ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, So SEVENTH STREET. Opposite the U. 8. Post Offce. THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. August 15, 18S3. 2d Edition. Lats earn The Str Restored Confidence in Wall Street. THE BOSTS’ REVIEW OF THE SITUATION. New York, Aucust 18.—The Post's financial ar tlele says:—There was apparently a restoration of confidence to a very consid~rable extent in the stock market 1n the forenoon. The dtsquietin; Tumors which were circulated last night all prov to have been without foundation, as far as could be discovered this morning. The market opened if tol her, the letter on Canada Southern, and continued alternately strong and steady throughout the forenoon, the net result of the trading up to ‘12:30 o'clock being an advance of 4 to 8% percent on the general list of active stocks over tne closing of last night—the largest extreme advances being Oregon and ‘Trans-Continental, 4 per cent, Northern Pacific 24 on each common and preierred, Erie 2%, Cen- tral Pacific 24, Burlington and Quincy 2 per cent, Wabash 145 and 1%, Canada Southern and Ililnois Central 13%, St. Paul 15, Denver and Union Pacific and Jersey Central 144, Lackawanna, Northwest- ern and Omaha each 13, Louisville and Nashville 14, Kansas and Texas 1%, Can. Pacific, Reading, and Texas Pacifle each 1" per cent, From thesé extreme advances there was a reaction of 3 to 1 per cent about noon, but thts re-action was again partly recovered by 12:30, leaving the net advances for the forenoon only a Uitle below the extreme advances above stated. At one Ume about the Opening Western Union was weak, and declined 1 from last night's closing price to 72%, but afterward advanced to. 74 - ‘The'rallroad bond market was more active {n'the forenoon, the generality of prices being higher. ‘The principal business was im Texas and Pacif> land grant _tucomes at 52, 53, 523, Rio Grand» divigon Tirsts at 74375, AUantic ‘antl Pacitic in- comes at 23%, and Chesapeake and Ohio 6s at 431 45. There was no business in state bonds. _Gov- ernments were 3 higher for the 4s ands. Rates for call loans an stocks nthe forenoon were 4 per cent. There has been protty general advance of dg of 1 per cent in rates forall classes of mercantile discounts, ——_.___ The Brokers’ Failures. New Youk, August 15.—George W. Ballou, Wm. B. Bi David H. Darling and Allen S. Week: compoxias the firm of George W. Ballou & Co. the bankers who fatled yesterday, filed their as signment to-day,for the benefit of creditors, in the county clerk’s office, to Theodore M. Nevins. No preferences are staied. ‘The assignment of Famund ©, Stedman and Frederica S. Stedman, of the firm of K. C. Stedman & Co., brokers, to John McGinnis, was also filed, with preferences of $1,000 to Mrs. Jennie C. Croiy, of $2,000 to Mrs. Emma E. West, and $1,000 to Miss L, E. Perkins. ——— ‘The Iron Workers’ Corvention. A COMMITTEE TO COME TO WASHINGTON. Puiuaperrnta, Pa., August 15.—At the morning Session of the Amalgamated Tron and Steel- workers’ convention the report of the committee on constitution and general laws was again taken up for discussion, and not finished up to the hour of adjournment.” A resolution was passed fixing October 1st of each year as the date upon which the terms of the annual officers will expire here- after. A resolution was also broucht up, but not defnitely disposed of yet, that the annual conven. {ion shall be held hereafter tn the city of Pitts- burz. Tn pursuance of an invitation from Senator Blair to send representatives of the association to appear before the Senate sub-committee on labor and education, the ozers of the association, Jno. Jarrett, Wm, Martin and James Penny were ap- Pointed a committee to go to Washington after the convention adjourns. The committee has power to select a fourth member, which will probably be Trustee Wm. We ‘The resolution tu tinue the payment of strike benefits here- after has not come up for action, but it will not be endorsed Irers fhe payment of benefits will be curtatled without doubt, but not entirely dis- continued. The convention will adjourn, It 1s ex- pected, at noon to-morros Saratoga Races To-Day. Sanatoaa,N. Y., August 15.—The weather to-day is warm, ant thé race track Is tn fine condiltion. ‘The attendance of spectators Is quite large. First Tace,purse $309, for maiden 2 years, 4 mile, Blast first, Powhattan 24, Bob May 3d. ‘Tinae, 121734 ‘The second race, one mit» and 500 yards, was won by Copads, Wapkoalta 24 Red Hornet 34. Time 3g. ‘Third race, mile and a furlong, All Hands Round 1st, Sallle MeCoy 21, and Blue’ Grass Belle 31. fe ————— ‘Three Men Shot in West Virginia. CHARLESTON, W. Va., August 15.—On Monday night, at Fayette station, on the Chesapeake anil Onlo Rattroad, Lee Reeves, a mulatto, who hat previously assaulted Edward Nolan, renewed the attack and shot Nolan, John Huddleston, and an- other man whose name 1s unknown. Nolan and Huddleston cannot live; the other man may re- cover. Reeves escaped. Death of Attorney Herrington. CnrcaGo, August 15.—Augustus M. Herrington, U. 8. attorney for the nortuern district of Mino!s under the administration of President Buchanan, and latterly one of the soilcitors for the Chicago and Northwestern raflway, died at Geneva, IL, yesterday. —_-___ General Foreign News. ‘THE POPE'S MESSENGER TO SPAIN, Rome, August 15.—The Pope has sent a messen- ger to Spain to confer with the nuncio in tbat country on the situstion there and to deliver an antograp letter from his holluess to King Alfonso, THE CASE OF CANON BFRNARD. Brvssers, Aucust 15.—The public prosecution has appealed against the verdict of not g he case of Canon Bernard, who was char: Dreaeh of trust arloining money and stocks trom the Episcopal palice of Tournal. DEATH OF A CHICAGOAN IN BERLIN. 1 15.—Mr. Juergens, a mannfac- cao, iL, was seized with an apoplece tle fit In the ‘Thiergarten last evening, snd died soon after. PRUSSIA AND THR VATICAN. Lonpo, Awvust 15.—The nstrance made by Prus-t to the vatfean, concerning the latter's subsidized organ, the “Moniteur de Rome, was prompted by ‘an ‘article in that paper calling the inbabitants of Brandenburg “a disgracerul Tribble.” ‘The vatfean dl any responsi- bility for the language usel, and stated that it would withdraw the subsidy to the paper if such language was repeated. — A London Bank Wrecked. Loxpox, Au A party of depositors in a small savings bank tu London, angry at thelr Ina- bility to draw thefr money on demand, entered the bank and wrecked the premises. The police were called on, but refused to interfere. —_—__—_—— Alexandria Grain Market. Special dispatch to THE EVENtNe Star. ALEXANDRIA, August 15.—The receipts of grain are falling off. Less than 2,500 bushels were re- ceived to-day. About 1,400 bushels of wheat sold at 100 cents for common, 110 aud 114 jor Fultz, and two cents higher for Longberry. Nine hundred bushels of corn, all white, sold at 56 cents and 18 bushels of rye at 52 cents per bushel. eee The Markets. BALTIMORE, Au 15.—Virginia sixes, def: 1; do. consolidated, 51; uew threes, 62 Did to-day, BALTIMORE, pity 1§.—Cotton dull—middling, 103s. Flour fairly active and firm—Howar’ street an: western Or Gs me os do. extra, 4.0024.75; do. mil super, 3.25: do. uperiativa patent, 7-50." Wheat— ; western, acti i ehude off:Sontiors al 17345 do. amber, 1-186 1.21; No. 1 Maryland, 1.20%¢; No.2 western win- 1.17355" Augist, — 1.1724a1.17%; September, * “October. 1-doKal-a1; Novem: ber, 1.223¢81.323. December, 1 24%a1.24%. Corn—south— ern firm; western firmer and more active; soulbern white, 63a65: do. yellow, 63: xed, 6154262; September, 6134a61%: vember, €1n62; 5 . southern, 35a38: western white, 33436: Pennsylvania, 35238. 14.00a17.00. Provisions % 00. Bi ders and clear rib aide 16.00. Bulk meate—shoul ae 5 jouldere, 8 Bitten, “igatei. sanded, i. Butter quiet, Tear onuinally steady—refined, Mea75;, Coffee firm Mo cargoes, ordit to far, Suwar quiets 1d steady-—A soft, 6: conper rebel arm siakal Whisky eteaiy.’ 1-idalcites Freights to’ Liverp@§ oper steamer —cotton, iu, SiyaGd. Receipte—flour, 3-164; flour, 18.34: p is; wheatW57,000 bushels; 16,000 (617 barrel shel corn, 2E CONFERENCE OF PROMINENT VIRGINLANS.—Gov. Cameron, of Virginia, arrived in the city to-day. Senator Mahone is expected to reach here trom New York this evening. It 1s stated that Senator Riddleberger and Col. Brady are ov their way bere, and that a Ponterence wine eee even vu fn virginia. ‘THE Postal GuipE Conrract.—The Postmaster General has been investigating The Postal Guide, a publication issued annually aud monthly by a the Post Office department which gives Jt a semi- official ch sractor Congress appropriated $23,000 cation of , but it has been costing Fench mere. ‘The contract with the Boston publishers provided for a certain number ‘The Washington Strikers, BULLETIN OF THE BROTHERHOOD, The bulletin sent out to the country by the Washington brotherhood to-day, said: “Wasb- Ington greets you with confident smiles and a Solid front. Plenty of money; more determined than ever to bring this struggle to a successful issue. Letevery member practice stricueconomy rather than abandon the Might and surrender to 8 heartless monopaly. We captured first-class man from the Westera Union yesterday. We have been called on to aid.our brothers at Richahond, and have complied as faras able at present. Other cities south need financial ald. “All cities al should extend all the aid possible, as it is vil that the brotherhood south should remain intact. Stick. 8. B. SHEIBLeY, M. W. NEWS RECEIVED HERE TO-DaY. A dispatch received at the headquarters tn this city from the Brotherhood at Cleveland, Ouio, to- day, sald: “Had large and enthusiastic meeting yesterday, at which every member present ro- newed his oath before Almighty God and In prea. ence of all to stand by the Brother od ordered back — by and this strike unul Mr. Campbell. The meeting was addressed by Richard Powers, president of _ the Seaman’s Union, Chicago.’ Last night the head ten of all the trade and labor organizations met for the purpose of devising a plan for raising {funds to support us until ‘the bottom falls out of W. U. stock, and may God hasten the day.’ ” AID FOR THE STRIKERS A member of the Federation of Labor told a Stax reporter to-day that the workingmoen of the city were very generally responding to the request for ald for the telegraphers, and that the sirtke would be sustained in this city, if money was all that Was needed. TALK OF A COMPROMISE. There was talk to-day about an expected com- Promise before the week ts ended, which would send the men back to work Monday. It was Stated some capitalists were about to ald the strikers by operating to the detriment of Western Union stock in the market. —————— The Policeman's Club Again. JUDGE MILLS DISMISSES THE CHARGE AGAIN: CER NOKCOMBE. This morning, in the Pollce Court, Policeman David Norcombe, of the fourth precinct, was put on trial for clubbing a prisoner—the third such casein this GOurt within a week. The complain. ant in the case was a wiry-looking colored woman named Ellza Dyer. Mr. C. Carrington appeared for the defendant. Eliza stated that last Sunday, between 9 and 12 o'clock, she was in her back room, partly dressed, when the ofloer walked in and asked for Eltza Dyer. Witness asked If he had a warrant, when ho replied that he was warrant enough for her. She tried to get her basque on, but he dragged her to the front door and clubbed her. She resisted to get her clothes on, when he clubbed her til her arm fell lifeless to her side, when he put the nip- pers on her. ‘The officer stated that he was sent out by his Meutenant to quell a disturbance in this house, When he went into the house he put her under arrest, and she asked permission to dress, which he granted. She then began to swear, and said no —— — officer on the force could take her in. On the way to the station-house she F post, and siruck him about a dozen tim: only’ struck heron the hands to make her let go his collar and stop striking him, and he only used force enough to take her to Lhe Station, REMARKS OF THE JUDGR. In disposing of the case Judge Mills sata: “In my decision ina recent similar case I was con- strained to lay down a rule. Each case must stand upon the circumstances surrounding It. What would be the proper rule in one case would be improper in another. Where a citizen in good standing ts not commit Ung a breach of the peace; Where he ts not com- miltting a larceny, a citizen, he or she, cannot be arrested without A warrant’ after the occurrence isover. Where a hue and cry 1s ratsed;, where therehas been a recent disturbance; where a crowd 1s gathered and a compiaint 1s made to the offer, itis the duty of the officer to make an ar t. It 1 the duty of the party arrested. to sub- mit to arrest. It may appear that be or she ts in- hocent; but tt 1s a duty Imposed upon citizens to submit, and wey are Pr ‘ed Lo obey the com. mand Of the officer. Tue officer 1s not authorized to assault his pris he offlver) 1s laced in euch & position that he isin bodily anger. Althouyh It may be provoking to have a pl Tecursing and resisting an officer, it does not justify an officer in using his club." I have explained the duty of each party. [thas not been denied tht there was adisturbince, It has also been admitted thet the ver went to the locality to quell the disturbance. ‘The oMcer was properly in the premises and th» arrest was legal. There was no more force used than Was necessary, and the prisoner is discharged. si) ee District Government Affairs, THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY. Mr. C. W. Ridley, manager of the Potomac steamboat company, has addressed a letter to the District Coimissio:iers asking that the District relet to the Alexandria ferry the corner part ot the property yard at M and 7th streets southwest, Which the Dt ‘ome time ago leased from the teamnboat company, The matter was referred to the engineers, OFFI- ee ‘The Edmonston Claim. THREE MILLION DOLLARS WANTED OF WASHINGTON PROPERTY OWNERS, Mr. Samuel B, EJmonston, of St. Louls, who claims, with others, an Interest 1n a large portion of the land embraced within the Imlts of Wash- ington (incluting South Washington and much of What is now the Capitol grounds), 1s In the city. his property was sold by James Greenleaf to the ernment in fee, and Mr, Etmonston contends interest Was only a leasehold b has or is about lo expire, and e Who have purchased It have no fee simple tidle, It is understood tuat Mr. Edmonston is willing to settle with the present occupants, and give each a good deed on tke Dasls of $8,000,000 for ail the property volved. for that w Local Notes. copy of the will of the late Ea- w York, was filed here to- ests to Lives Of vari- 8 to a numer of societies, ‘Arrangements were made at the elty post office this fiernoo} 1ON. OF as tok n for rej the Corcoran street ¢ mail matter unuUl “d by a crowd of men he Was susp trying to ik Into the house of Dr. Outrage a young lady, Was in the city to-day searching for a lawy? enter ‘suit for bith agaiust the men wh dhim, Scrr FoR $5,000 Daxaces.—To-day Messrs. Bir- bey & Birney entered sult for Samuel Arnold against Charles and Frances Sehroth for $5,000 damages, clulmed to have been sustained by being run over by the Wagon of defendants on July 16tu last, on Pennsylvanla avenue, between 6th and 7th ‘streets, by which he was ‘injured and crip- plea. aaa ara END OF THE MoyER-THOMPSON ASSAULT Case.— In the case of Gilbert Moyet.charged with assault- ing Col Thompson, Judge Mills dismissed the case. ee ScppEN DeaTH.—A colored woman named Lou- isa Turner, living at No. 629 24 street southwe-t, died suddenly Monday. The stories told in the nelghborhood attributed her death to poisoning. Coroner Patterson this afternoon investigated the case and decided that she died tom a disease of the stomach. —S Tax Vorpoo Docror ix Covrt.—In the Police Court this afternoon Jos. Carroll, altas Dr. Brooks, colored, the alleged voudoo doctor, was called up tothe dock rail and put on trial'on six cases of petit larceny. The cases were for stealing silver- Ware, watches, rings, &c. The first case called was for the larceny of $6 and a silver watch from Cornelius Orange. The complainant stated that his boy was sent to jail by this court, and the pris- Oner Came to him and satd he could conjure him out of jai He would have to have some silver money to work the sun down, and when he would call to him the gate of the jail would fly open. He took the property and did not return, and the ates did not fly open either. Judge Mills said he some doubts a3 to whether the Setting of property by means of a mere Ue was larceny. The cases were conunued. a FINED FOR KrerixG 4 D1sOKDERLY HOUSE.—A rather elderly woman named Carrie Buckley, of No, 406 Massachusetts avenue, was put on trial before the Police Court this afternoon for keep! @ disorderly house. The officers of the seven! precinct last night raided the house and took ifito custody the proprietress and eight inmates, come of whom—young girls—were tat court this morning. “A number of citizens testified to wi Lessing acts of disorder and lewdness on Premises. A fine of $25 was imposed. ———— A Frve DottaR counterfeit gold piece was cently discovered in Boston, and sent to the oMictals at Philadelphia for examination. found to contain $4.63 worth of be the best ploce of work of the to the attention of the authorities, It it is thought, by casting, but 1s SF i Hi from Jud from the amount of gold ir the cain, and tue. descriotion given of its ance, Treasury department officials are of the opinion that it was made in the early days of Cali- fornia. rine service stationed at Vera Cruz, stat it the steamer Bernard Hill salled from thac tected’ port on ‘the 14th instant fer Beker more. Ispiax Rovons Arrace a Post Orrice—W. P. Ragerton, chief postal inspector at St. Louis, has Soa eee vo masa and Ut he od to The Sitration ot Barris! Barren 80, Pa.. Auctst 18.—The senate tod ay cur 1a the amended resolution of the ng flial adjourament coptingen sag © apportionment bik fue he bit to repeal the act of 1874 relative 1) apport! onment was discussed. — Wire-Catters at Work. Horoxr: J., Aug. 15.—The wire-cutters_re- Rewed (heir operstions again last night tn this city. None of the telegraph compants were mo- lested, but the trunk Ine of the New York aad New Jersey Telephone company was again a ott ferer, The cutting wasdone alan isbited spot ‘on Grand street, at the corner of 6th ner nincteen wires Were severed. eee —s< Hantan and Courtney. Warktys, August 15—Honlan has acted the gentleman bere.” In a speech last night be man- Tully apologized to the publlc for so far forgetting at Oxdensburg as to be betrayed Into the use UF himself of ungentiemanty language. Courtney has fewer friends than ever, and It wil make Ltls difference to him in his future career wheth he and Lee had an understanding on the fouling tatter or not. ees RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER. —The followin; Were the readings at the oMfice of the chief sienal oMcer to-day: 7 a.m. 65.0; 11 a.m, 629; 2pm. 61.6 Maximum, 71.6; mipimuin, 61.5. THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Thetollowing are the oventng and closing prt «the New York Stock Market to-day, as re Special wh HL HL. Dodge, Jana, Caran Cen, Pacific... 64 | ches, €ON16..| 184 Do, Ist pref :| Da. 24 p CoC ek on Tr'na.| 61 ~ Mall 2) 998s 101 1. 116A TION | 35 40 } 99% 200 Oa Texas Pac 33 "Union Pac 9 | 9% (Wad. Pac. I. ++ Sig 8BA¢ Wa, Pac, py Y¥. Central 415" 1153 West. Union. —— Telegraphic Strike Notes, GROWTH OF THE w. COMPANY —GEN. BUTLER'S views, ETc. Before the United States senatorial su-commit- tee in New York yesterday testimony was given showing the rapid crowth and extension of the Western Union company, and that tt now pays Seven per cent dividends on tts watered stock. Its surplus this year was $3,000, Gen. Butler declined to attend a big meeting of Prominent men in sympathy with the strikers in oston on the ground that the strike might lead to. a coillston, and it would be improper for the gov- ernor to take sides in the contest George Baldwin, 2 striking lineman, was yester- day arrested f0 ting Western Union wires in at * wires were on his own rely removing them, ‘nion company has notified Mayor w York city, that they will sne the ges caused by the cutting of wires, DEATH. The Brooklyn Eagie has a three-column arttele onthe carecrof James McDermott. Last Deceme ber, the Eagle says, McDermott learned through @ member of the Clan-na-Gael that Dr. Gallagher and bis brother, Bernard, were about to go to England for the purpose of blowing up public duildings. MeDermott visited the ofice of © Deno van Rossa, intimated he would like to be sent with a dynamite party, and subscribed Tor #50 toward the fund for * TeSOULCes © zion.” Subsequently he representsd thi Was about to sail for Euroye, and tn ti Rossa to give him ered@tlals as cor- respondent of the Cuiled Iriskinan. He was tir’ heard of in Dublin, where he known as the luysterious visitor fo Mra. Co woman who Supplied the Phoenix Park murderers with food. He gave her money Iriead of Irelan 1, pid her he Was a two keep is ident- uested her ly a secret from’ everybody, and finally wormed from her the names Of the persons who pild her to Supply food to the Phauix Park privonera O'Malley, one of the conspirators, Says McDermott called on him Last h, id showed Kowsa’s cree pressing a desire to Join te cousplras tors. O'Malley distrusted him, having been Warned against him. A friend promised to wateh McDermott, and O'Malley himself reported the matter at a'meeting of skirmishers, Rossi's agent in Cork, Feathertone, was present. The skirmish- ers deputed O'Malley tomeet McDermott and learn his real mission, and If they learned Le caine over asa spy they dctermiued he sould not leaye Cork allve, In his long statement O'Malley recites the par- Uculars of his evidence of McDermott’s treachery, and tells circumstantlally of the plans for killing McDermott as a spy when recenuy he returned to ew York, One attempt was made in a saloon in Chambers street, when the pistol almed at him missed fire, Afterwards efforts were made to Shoot him tn @ saloon and to stab him in a police court. McDermott, however, fled to Europe before an opportunity to’ kill him’ could be found. On the day he sailed It ts sald he sent a special cable @ispatch Which cost $61 to the English governe ment. ———_-—____ ‘THe MiTCHEIA.-SLADE Fiout,—Vinita, tn the In- lan Territory, hes been selected os the scene Of the prize-flght_Letween Mace’s Mori and the ‘itsh light-weight champion, which Isto come of September 11. The selection was made partly because im the Indian ‘Territory there will be no local taterterence, while It 1s Lelieved the United States laws will not be found to proposed encounter, and partly because there 1s Tair ground there with an Immense ainphitheater, where ers of seats wil supply thousands of Spectators With a good view of the battle, place Is situated Oa two Ines of railroad, whose {rains are expected to furnish a large pumer of patrons of Lie pugilistic event, ——-o.—_ Srreer Cans a N&cESSsIry oN StNDAY.—Judge Noonan, of the court of criminal corrects om, fa St Louis, before whom the ¥ law Violetion cases are velng tried, decited Monday afternoon that the stale must Prove that street cars are not a ne- cessity in order to convict the officers of the com- panies who are on trial for violating the Low by: ruuniug cars On Sunday, All ¢ Ss tpstituted AgaiNst strect railroad companies under the Sune ay law Will tuerefore be distalssed. ———_or —____ The Yosemite stage was stopped Monday night by highwaymen, ‘The passengers were rovbed of $900 1a cash. watches and Jewelry. The lt in covernment has recelved assurances from official sources in America that on the reas sembling of Congress next winter the abolition of the protective duty on works of art wiil be pro- It 4s reported that Prussia has remonstrated with the vatican against the language of 11s organ, the Moniteur de Rome. ‘The stockholders of the Southern New England telephone company yesterday voted 1n favor of the consolidation of ail the New England telephone companies (with a capital of $16,000,000), and vo Duy 400 shares of the new stock, M. Mooney, city marshal of Helena, was as- Sagsinated in front of his office on Mouday night by unknown assassins. The Rutus Hatch excurstontsts reached Chicago yesterday. They will start for the Yellowstone Park to-morrow. MARRIAGES, RAMPTON—TALBERT. On August 14, 1483, at c of Christ P. church scutheast, ‘the Hew. Andrews GAMESG CRAMPTON: 20 Mes MAY ‘of Washington, D.C |. TALBERT, both CUNNINGHAM—LEEMAN. On We after- MAY Washington, D.C. = DURFEE—YEATMAN. On Aneast 13th, 288%, ty the Rev. Mr. Cobb, assisted by the Der urd, GEO. W. DURIEE, of New Xouk, to MATII: He YEQTMAN, of Wanaw, Va . Sve minutia OF Bl a, the MAUI E ase tee een ~~ 5 E, awed ‘tw and twenty-one day®, infant daughter of Janes B. Joanna C. Cleary. has Ii Sipe Soe teicher os Funeral 16th at 8 from parents’ reai- dence, ho. 529 Twenty-fourth siroat noriiweste HAFELFINGE! August 14th, 1888, at 11:30 ae WALLER EDWIN HAFELFINGER, aed eleven years. eleven months and eixht days. Funeral Thursday, the 16ip, from tue residence of hie mother, 108 1 street northwest DHALNES. On Aurust 14th, 1883, Gen. 7.3, HAINES, Funeral serviogs at Boston. Thureday afternoon. In- torment at Rye, West Cnester county, ag A ViNALLE. On Sunday, August 12th, 1883, at Brooklyn. \.¥., MALY 3,’ beloved wife . Venabie, United States > a She nity seven year ct het eps, Sin UNDERTAKERS. ——— rrr BTHUR ROONEY, JAMES BELLEW. A HUE ROOXEY 8 Ga.. Ome, 11 That and245 Pa ave nw. sud *Bvcary UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT,