Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1883, Page 3

_POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. _| AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. L* FAKED ¥OPULA 8.) AMEIS1T DAILY LINE! UNITED STATES MAIL FS FAULES, QFOUG! 1. ARY AND EXCEISTORY RFOUR, FORTRESS MONROE, PLNEY NY AND CORMFIFLD P ik Puy Pont “and Tolne Leokout...--., 800, tound Trip... - $1.00 First-class accommodation cannot Le fur for Steamer leaves Pth-street wharf EXC. TT SUNDAYS, \£ 5:30 p.m, 55 ‘ SATURDAYS AT 6 P.M. Saturday Night xcur-ionss special feature. Return connection. with tom ond Providence fare tress W ton to New York, $9.5 ‘a! k, $9.50: Hs § sinteroow, berth and 3 p.m. - KULGINS, Gen. Supt. ¥3 aud OOK Ai LOW FARE 4 = OF FOL 5 Cts. LIVFRLAND! EXCU: S!ON (HIPS to Backint as SUS DAY to Alezrndr ea Te Poi onre a MONDAY ine teamer THOMP- waves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, OY StON ThIP Steamer MOSELFY, EVERY TUESDAY, W DNESDAY and THURS- » Uiaekistone feland, at 9 a mm. Kound Trip, XANDRIA pRY.CEVERY SUNDAY FL MBS wing het wharf, Washington, eit Det 9: Oa 'm.. and Alex MELE Leaves 7th street wharf ata. m. for FOTOMAC RIV! RR. at “*Shep- a.m. Ferry Boat Nomini aud inter- hursdays ‘s Bay, wharves nis Fricays” OnSat- ab, Leonardtown ami intermediate 1 Sandys. Cuauscex J. Rezo firva Offers the following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS, No. 1.—A Donble Pound, elaboratel: Food Square Grand Pisno,thaie by Wm. Knabe & 0. at a cost or £850, proverty of an ex-nepator, used Very Kitde, and without »eratch, Price ov ly $90. 2—A ~uperb Upright, in handsome ebonized used four mouths, mi by the leading Boston mavufactnrer, has no siperior. Orieinal price, $1,000. ‘Offered by party lea vane the ity at 3300. : od Plano, carved lege, nes, ‘used three months by ™ finished Rose- @x-clerk, offere: for ens $ 50. So. 4h u | T-cet. Piano, with overstrung base, made Marshall & Frauve:, of Albany, ¥. ¥., and'wordh at 8125 jee nit 7 Moet. 3-stringed Cabinet Grand (ne »), offered by menufactur-rs at $175. gyniine Daniel F. Beatty, $125; 27 Stoop 0. ov ova superior Organ in 6 octaves, by J. Esty & 0. 8,—Special prices in the matchless Shoninzer Cymbeda Org, the only orgdns containing "a com. plete chine of belis; sold on $5 monthi vayments, 3. REED, an20 493 7th street no: thweat. ‘OF EXCELLENCE,” Rt BIIELIANCY OF TOME ’AND 8 Ly SINGING QUALITY UNRIVALED. WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL O1HL Ro. FACTO"VY PRICE —EASY PAYMENTS. exteaag’ herons Raving Ola Pia:os to change extra advan: in the value of| thei old instruments, and balance ean be' paid mouth y. Opes dlls p.m. 41sEKAMPS BEANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS, 427 10th street northwest. eng '- NOS, 8 TH) TIM: 10 HAVE PIANOS TUNED AN and repaired, ready for fall practice. VICIOR B CKER, 801 9th street, Will cive twenty-six yeare skiil and exper ence to all work trusted to him. Charges moder-| ate. Fine Uprights and Squares for sale and’ rent. ‘au23-6r" NHE STIFET, THE S1Ch & BACH, iW ENGLAN Pisuos, the| BARKER, BALTIMORE and the FKINC.. « rieans, at lowest factory prices fo. cas, OF on eusiest known mouths insiaiment plan, at G. L. WILD & PRO.'S MU ICAL WAREROOMS, ap25 709 7th street northwest. TPAMER Ww. corconan eaves Tth street wharf daily (exce:t Sunday) for Me Vernon at 10 o'clock a, mu. ; returning reaches Washing pout 3:30 p.u. 1. L. BLAK®, Captain. FATION LINE. +t SUF. Capt. W. C. Geogheran, leaves "= wharf, fort wt 7th street, every SUNDAY, ky. m., for Baltimore and River Landings. + leased Baltimore every FRIDAY at 5 o'clock cmunodations strietly first-class. River freijcht must be prepaid, and will be received on SALLKDALS ¢ STEPH é-fm Tthatreet wharf and 12th st, HE Si PAMER MATTA~O LFAV_s WASHING ton cn Stndays, Theslays and Thursdays, at 7 lock a.nv., for Votomse ! iver Landings. Lands xt rinder’s wharf Sundsysan | Tnes ays down, Wednes- yeup. Brent's wharf aud Chapel Poin’ Thursdays down, (and Mondays and Wednesdays up. Mattox Creek (de-tination) Sundays, | uestays and Thursdays. kes received and inforiuation givep at offices of HERIPP, 328 sud 1114 i enusyivuuia avenue. ONES, Awerct mht? (viel G: BMAN LLOYD— 1k. waniy Line Berween New Yorn, Havag Lox box. SOUTHAMPTON axD BREMEN. vere of this eumpany will sail EVEKY WED. AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot dstreet, Hoboken, Ruies of passage: From New t Havre, London, teutbanpton and Bremen, cabin, $106; second’ est in, $60; steerage, $30; Dre: For freight or passsxe 2 Bowling Green, New ork: W. G. METZEKOTT & CO., 925 Pennsylvania Welle nertiwest, Agents f anhinston. Jak MPANY LIMITER LIVERPOOL, ARBOR. EN NEW CALLING AT € SEOM PIER 40. Wei. Aue. 29. C Wad. Sep AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FKOM NeW YOR. Kates o. jassaee—$80 ana $100, according to acconi- nodation teerage at very low rates. _Steerage tickets from Lty- $iiccl an Queenstown and all other partaof Europes: est Fat is of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, and other ports on the Continent and apply at the Company'soffice, Ho. @ Bowling Green, or "bith sccrase tad coin QuIS BCLTOW ATCO, coo alt siree, Waskutatou, ViRNON B. BROWN & CO., Sew York, Cr to Messrs. O1'S BIGELOW & CO. deni 605 Tub etreet, W: KEM YORK, ROTIERDAM, AMSTERDAM.— ithe Sret-cdasa. full powered, Clyde built Dutch Steamehips of this Line, AMStEKDAM. ROTTER- AM SCHIEDAM. 3 Ei DAM. ZAANDAM. P. CA- IND. WA. SCHOLTEN . Maile to the Netheriands, lewe company's Pier, foot of Sogr tree Jetsey Cites, NF. ED- ESDAY for Kotterdam ind Am;terdam, alternately. ZAUX, General Agent, Sorth William For parcace apply to W. G. MEAZEKOT pe Washinton. > i ust LE y ortuoof Da. BROTHE S° Inv gorating Cordial. 21 cure auy case of Setina: Weakness Nervous De- Lilty ant Linpetency. It imparts vicor to the whale 906 B street southwest. auz ADIES, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CO: Du. Bho) HERS, 006 B treet couthwest. n paid coall timci-on peu ix, to] E Fregn arities thirty-five EGULAR GRADUAT tees & cure in ail diseases ebility. Bio Po sc m 2 to p.m, nine physicians of Bait Arty st, Berton -w. Keters ts More. Moon ofhoe 30s. 1 3h Dies addin ss on race OF A sou to some side-show ‘bose te di-eases should con- AY, 906 B strevts. w. Tautes & cure OF NO Pay. dyS1-Lin* AND LO city? W PkOTHERS medietn * experie HEMOS/ Wea M ANHUOD i A 4 t early Imprudencs, cansing Nervous De- bility, uature Teens. ete., having tried in vain every known mmedy, has discovered a simp of welf-cure. which he wil seud free. to. bi ufferers. Address J. H. KEE VES, 43 Ch: New Fork. 3 means fellow- street, nes ho are suffering from the errors andin- “youth, nerv us weakness, eary decay. suheod. &e-, I end a recipe that will cure Fi» uF CHA! vreat remedy was dis- < 2 ry in Souch America. Seud 9 <l ered enve ope to the Kev. JosEri T.INMAN, New York City. 07-«, tu, th, &ke, Ly tel Bution M422, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA- dies. Allfemale complaints quickly cured. Canbs PShmted soy at C49 sth stieetnorthwost. Octicehien from 1 te ¥ 0 wih adesouy. — jy7-2m' WPCRFANT TO LA LADIES MAY BE tcanolated with Board, before, during snd after + woth Medical Treatment, “in a Physician's -_ Avidrews Mew. M. H. SLOANE, 116 North car- wel, Baltimore. Dr. Sicane’s Nervine, Tonic for eretive Organs, $1 per bottle. "je15-Sua* Ganacir & Co:s MATICO CAPSULPS Are warranted to eflect a rapid core in the mont severe fonen of private diveanes. ‘They do not stomach ws sil other « apenles with liquid Copaiba do, aud wil be found a safe and effective remedy. emény BOLD BY ALL DEUGGISTS. c $50,000 FoR FIPTY-NINTH TOPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING KONWFALTH DISTRIBUTION 39, in the ety of Louisville. on FRIDAY. AUGUST Sist, 1583. inn <ewinws o cur on the last day of eacn month cepted.) Repeated adjud eatic 2 hte outta five" placed this.” Cons ~ompany has now on hand a lance tanh” Kea carefully the list of prises fe ST DRAWING. 5,000 10,000 19,000 10,000, 10,000, 32,000 Fi ae es ‘woo ‘1,86 Prizes, $112,400 Whote tie y. ma. Pi ed $2, bait tekets, $1: 27 tickets, $50; 55 ; Tete zB Ol Orders of $5 and upward by SASS SS penta cee exper. ‘all orders tigne the | ALLET DAVIS & 16028, PIANOS. — RAR knitis in the wonderfully perfect inm ‘will be given in ail cash -ales beture Juiy, ‘5 Flegant stock al irthwest. L. aU ‘NER, In charze. 0 WARERUOMS. PIANOS for sale and rent at re-s Gueed prices. Win. Knabe & Co.'s world-re- no Pianos. ning and Repairing. 423 Jango , ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. §TECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The Most Verfect Piano Made. £\. EK>O0N PIANO, The Best M>dinm-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Tianos and O:geps sold on instalments, rented or ex- changed; rent app.ted if purchased. 5 CENT MUSIC. ‘The only complete Stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET, Maneging partner of the Iata -m Ellis & Co. 42. FINANCIAL. BANKERS & BROKERS, 629 F Street, Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PE- TROLEUM, either for cash or on margin, We offer smail lot PO: TAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, with or without Stock. INVESTMENT “ECURITIFS ON HAND OR PUR- CHASED TO U.. DER ON COMMISSION. We invite Correspondence. All information cheer- fully given. AT UY AND SEL! 3s WASH. Stock. Leposits receive? eubject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention ‘0 obtaining CORRECT and KELIABLE information regarding our various city sceurities, and are prepared at ali times to auswer inqui- Lite regarding sam HAERY C. TOWERS & €O., BANKE“S, BROKEES AND INSURANOR, my3l 14.0 F STREET NOLTHWEST, piso U.S. GOV'T AND D. C. BONDS; GASLIGHT and ALL other City Paavare Stock Tetrcnarn Wines BETWEEN WASHINGION, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and keld on Commiss:on, No. 639 15rH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Broapway, New Youn. Frery clase of Securities bought and ol on commia- sion in San Francis o, Fsitimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-ciehth of one per ceut commission, Private snd direct teiecraph wires tol ichmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which or.ers are executed on the Stock Exchanges i those cities and reported back promptly. Quetations of Stocks and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANT=¥ direct trom the Sew York Stock one, nl “__ BOOKS, &e._ C. Cy. Ponsex, BooxsELLem AND STATIONER, Has returned to his former location in the new building 18 418 Ninth etreet northwest. New Boors. Memotrs of J hn A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dix. Dynamic Sacrology; 2v.. by Ward. Lad and Labora, ", Moody. Under Ground hus ia, by Stepnisic. Dr, Claudins, by Crawrora. Data cf Ethics, by Spencer. ixer Lily, ty Julia Schayer. ian, by Lacy . Lilie. Mildred’s Bai iD, do. Pbyllis Brown, ¥ Femi Sake Cty jouse that Jill Built. ©. 5. er. ‘Hot Plowshares, ‘Loungees. 16 WOOD AND COAL. r ONG WOOD—>FRUCE 1} OAK, wed abd. epiit. G0. CREVE- ker. Pine. $5.50; Hickory, $7. ~ Pine, $6.25; Oak, 27; Hickory, $8.75. LING, 18-9 14th ot. n.w.; wharf, foot of 14th st, Im Coa “Axo Woo. We have ‘ust received a Jarge tot of Bakers PINE WOOD ; also fresh mined COAL of cuperipr ‘quality for dcmestic use, all of which we offer at lowest market ‘Ibe attention of consumers is respectfully invited to 12 uspection oF ourstock. ue STEPHENSON & BRO.. mit Tthet_wharf nd 12th et. end Pa. ave. SEWING MACHINES, & " \HE 7TH STREET 8: ING Mac NE "i T FSTABLI-HED 1368. a bate * THE Cols betedo da raypeey recognized ad acknowledgvd yest mechan. ical suthoritics athe best aad ost silenty Tchitont Sina farm lockotitel, mach rade, “ALT movements luade of ‘the finest steal. ° NS Fieve veo SEEN IT? THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE, If not be sure to examine it You purchase. Sst ef renin 2a a Swi = : We ba iso the light ning NEW HO! simpieaud durable Sowing Machine. “all otees SSS%, wa on es Ren rac ar vermenaene ce F . OPPENHEIMER’S ‘Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooma, (28 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building, Good Machi: For Reat. al kinds ‘Kepall red. i138 iO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT death, but the Finest x azent to talk you to ‘Aseort: iment of all the Leaciuee Bay aug, Sepuigne ko bo canVasser Cal appl ating | an my3 427 9th street. THE TRADES. NEWSPAPER. BOOK JOB PRINT! a a All kinds of Pri ii wood sla sige ELGELS, JOURSALA, i CASH BOOKS, &o., &., Salgiee Mt aeethe Bindery 1072 Sr. Prope, TBSON TO-mORROW. WALTER 8. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctionsers, SALF. BY CAT‘ LOGUE OF Vi E WOR! ART, HAVING FORMERLY BEI 2D PO RiYAi. BOURBON FAMILY OF +RANCE, HOTEL DE VENTE, PARIS, 1877, [peNcansox BROs., Auctioneers. ComAace SALE OF FINE CAs- eee, 8 TINGS, &0., AT No. 1105 PENN- SYLVANIA A’ On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at and EVENIXG, at SEVE. on W DNESDAY, at TEN TERNOON, at FOUR P. of stock of, deltz & Morts. BELONGED TO FOUR O'CLOCK, ‘an LOCK An Mand Are Ot’ the ‘presnines, 1108 Pens: ‘HOS, H. CALLAN, DREW WEDN 1883, AT ELEVEN WORKS OF ART. Secretaire, o GUST | TWENTY-NINT! O'CLOCK A. M. ie One Antiqne Cabinet It brovze ornaments. fh Mosaic wood and wo Antique Caudelabres, gilt bronze, with black winced Statuet'es; very massive and heavy, like fueron Chatcan de Vervaifig, "OO wo Flower Vases, Porcelaine Two Cups, with Saucers and Covers, Antique Por- 83), from Chateau de Fontsine- vortra ts of Louis XVI, and le. of the deep biue enamel Kot), which is pow a lost art. Very rare, and of very high value. . One Pendule and two Candelabres, of French solid 1 Monoele of largest size (glass Tinches in diam- eter), in Walnut Case. Anv tthmediately thereafter the household effecta will besold per mannecript, named in part— Loren ood Cake Pisno, tool and Cover; Parlor Suite, upholstered in Raw silk; Velvet Conches, Lace Cur- jainut Book-case, Writing Library Tables, Ruw Silk Curtains, Hal! ‘Mirror back; Wa'nut Marble Top Chamber >uites, Ward- ing Bed-Sofas, Walnut Pillar Exteneion Top Bouffet, Easy Chairs, “other ‘Carpets, im an or Carpet UNCANSON BHOS., Auctioneers. FIV¥-ROOM TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING, No. 1225 M STREET NORTHWEST, aT AUC- un WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH,, at TWcLVE O'CLOCK M., to W42LTEE B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers. OF ELEGAS ETURt, BODY ERUMSNES ND CALPETS, BEDDING. Bo.: AT AUCTION. deed of trust sted J _D. Pe ler acy ae one of the land records for Washi: a ORTH A De Stee, noe OCLOLK a Bae ‘on the premises, No. 117 street so then ete, of trust, named in part: TRUSTFE'S 8, FURN. tains and Corui nes-ee Marble Bare URTH, A.D. 1883, ore, Bedding, Cai schedule attached to said. Handsome Parlor Suite, u] 1 bony Tables, Handsome Walnut Chamber Suit Wainut Marble-top Buffet, Diming-room Chairs, brace arm. Walnut Chiffonter, very costly: Halt mirror back. Walnut Pilar stsusion tables 8 Walnut ~ecretary, eleantly carved. Lace Curtaine and ambreqit De, ‘Walnut Writing Desk, Boston ‘Chel Lounges, Couches, Walnut Folding Chair. Poon Sleoyy Hollow. Walnut Bi nite Borly Brussela, T: ,ingrain and other Carpets. Smyrna ties and Mate ‘Shee ber Suites, Mantel Matt Di "Towels, Nap Many other artic: jibe above colle anil wort at 2d Brace Arm Dining Chai Carriage, Brussels, Inui hinaand Glassware, Kitchen Utensila The Works of Art will te on view TU GUST 28TH. from 1 to o'clock p.m. Cat be oj tained from the Auctione-r WA. TER B. WILLIAMS & Corner 10th and Pennsylvania agenue. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IVESALE OF GROCERIES, COMPRISING Y AND OTHER SOA ) C GAKE| TEX. CHOW CHOW, "PICKLES, EXTRACTS, CANNED GOODS, SAR: KETS, TEAS AND {Ud AND WILLOW WARE. PAPER . DI CROCKENY, LAM. A TANK,’ COAL HODS, IC PLATFORM AND Boer OTHER i 1 HOW CASE, CHvFSE CAS’ 2 &C., &O.; ALSO, s, BEING THE ENTIRE ith plnsh: beay Chairs. Previous to sale. CIGARS, TOBACCO ts, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, ‘too numerous to mention. ion of furniture is in perfect order ttention af buyers. WALTER.B. WILLIAMS, Trustee. JUNCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE E-TOP CHAMB GLASSES); WALNUT PARLO! D GOLD AND CKIM GANT WALNUT \G, AUGUST TWENTY- 's (EXTRA SIZE OOK, at 2825 Bridwe Rew and complete ll be at private sale Stock. ‘The stock and fixtu instant, and offers as; lendi Store for rent. For further in- THOMAS DOWLING, for sn investtuent. rt : ESTRY AND ING: ALN eh LACE CURTAINS; N-WIRE. MATTE: SSKS = i GANIF ENCH-PLATE MAN- RROR, IN WALNUT AND GIL? (LAi GE ; MAN. L MIRROR, F: e . HAIRS; WAL W: Es W RORED BACK) TWO WALNUT HLL CHAIRS: MA\BLE-TOP TABLE; WALNUT LOU G:8: LARGE LOT BLANKETS; ROCKERS; WATER. DKOP LIGHT KITCHEN’ UTENSILS, &o. E.TI_E CONTENIS OF "HUUSE No, 941 H STKEET NORTHWE T, CORNER OF TENiH. On THURSDAY MORNING, TIETH, commencing st TEN 0" the vremince, E HARTFORD FOLEY, Anctioncer. Twill sell the stock taine BOLSTERS; Ei ‘Dry and Fancy Goos, con- din store No. 908 7th street northwest, at auc smmencing EVERY MORNING AT "1EN-A. 3K. end will continue from day to day cS : Tho stock consists of Bike, Dress Gachmeres, Table Linens; Towel ipreada, White Goods, Hosiery. Lices sad Embroideries. Dress Si wiltts, Carsimeres, F king, Marseilles ‘RM "CHAIRS; ‘&0.. BEING TH?" nnels, Domestics of all kids, Lawns’ aud other articles too Lurieroux to mention. 1 adios sre specially invited to > ttend this sale, as the goods are fine and w: AUGUST THIi:- No, 941 H STREKT NORTH ST; the above-mentioned Furniture, bei in splen id condition, the Chat being especially fine, being all contamed in fifteen rooms. Parties furnishing should attend this sale, articles have been weil Kort nd as ood aa new, sua? St JONCANSON BKOS., Auctioncers. ‘ALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER R-COVER!D DINING-KOOM NOH P ATE PIER MIRKOR, EX- HANDSOME EASY CHAIKS, ‘be sold witho. M. FOL! FAMILY SUPPLIES. T THE PALACE MARK.T LAM team ir hires eet nan 3b. cans.. PARLOR SUITE! SETs, pas SUITE. FR TENSION TABL MARBLE AND PLU: BRUSSEL™ CARPE? Eversthing in the market at lowest niarket prices. FKANK J. TIBS TS, corner 14th and New York avenue, NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: SEB RRR ERE SSS ROR E Ss RUGS. Laci: ENGRAVINGS HAT LASSWARE, KITCHEN U EING THE ENTIRE CON. iG No. 504 183m 81 NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY _MORNI-G, FIRST, C:/MMENOING at ‘TE Sell, at’ the above residence, theenti-e furniture, &0., &Xc.. contained therein, being nearly new and jarty ve, to ‘which the attention of buyers is o E ooo KRR RK TEIT FEB RRR 1, T EO R RE AUGUST THIRTY- » O'CLOCK, we will enumerated al respectfully cule i, WALTEK B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. Wain ut-frame Parlor Suites, Walnut Chamber Suites, Marble-top ‘Table, Hall} ack, ‘able and Dinins-room Ch: valnnt Bedste:da, Bureaus, and Cotton-top ‘als and other Carpets, es Carpets, China and Glassware, an AUGU<T THIRTIFTH, at TEN @ shall sell, at residence % northwest. the above collection of te. ‘WILLIAMS & CO., rz Wainut Wardrob Walnut Steins as aeny Sidet stands, Cottage Fu Lertiger tor, Heating Stoves, tak N N N N Ni rT ‘On THURSDA’ M New York avenue Honsehold Furniture, Carpets, WALTE! N N N N N L L L L aaa) a E E reet aud Indians avenue, Wholesale Depot, corner Ist i =e VM. M. GALT & CO. MTIETH, 1883, all the stock of fo 440, ‘consisting in part » AUGUST THI EN O'CLOCK A.M., I shail oqll, st eet southwest, Washingt of Yee Sabo iain canada nF tad 4 3 sestracts rane, woes and tem Brushes, and ‘arlous ‘othe 25s sara ote Sie | Rey R. KELLY, ¢ DEALER me Frast-Crass BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, ko, CORNED BRP §28 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, 208 Ne Li $P0 706 and 208 Northern Liberty ‘Market; or Address Marketing delivered free too nuinerous to mention. O'CLOCK A. M.,_and contin: sold. At TWELVE O'CLOC Valuable Family Horse, 6 old. Also, Harness, Har Cutter and one Money Safo, The above stock will be sold in lote to suit. C., GEORGIE GOLD. RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE AND SOUTHWEST, LENDID SCE ERY. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. D PROP"RTY ON THE SOU" HEAST R OF TWENTY-TH RD AND E STREET: YIXiH STRE ‘1, 'S NORTHWEST, AT AUC- ON. On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, at FIVE. Cc. I the preniises, Part Lot 4. : SPI MAGNIFICENT IN EFFECT JU_Y 8ru, I ‘Tears LEAVE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION, OF ~IXTH AND B STREETS. A8 FOLLOWS:— For Piti-burg aud the West, « bicas of Palace, Sleeping, Cars at 9: Harrisburg to Cine nna .,daily. with Ea‘ace Cars to Pittebur: aud “via Combis and ee ee go. ‘via Columbus and C. 8! & piseping Car Pittsburg, to’ Chi RAt K, STLEL KAILS. E AND F STREET a.m. dally; Fast Western ¢xproaa two comfortable ie frame hou: 22% "street, between 92d and Arso, IMMEDIATELY AFikIU" Part of Lat No. 3. 20 féet on the weet side of 26th tetween E and F stre ts n. w., running throu *h to jamfwhire :Venue, and impr ved by able frame hous MORE AND P. -TOMAC Fer Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Ni daily, except Saturday, with Pala ‘Canandaigua, and Harrisburg to ‘am-port, Lock Haven and Fimira, at 9:30 m. daily, except Sunday 00 2 ot and 10:20'p. m. Limited Express of Pullman a.m. deily, except Sunday. square No. 11, fronti 6th street northwest. ‘Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two years, with inte est, secnred by deed of truston. or ali cash, at option of purchaser. A will be required on each piece of property at time of at cost of purchaser, (OM_§ DOWiING, Anctioneer. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. MIGEKATOUS AND WATER COULERS AT KEDUC! D PRICES, Jelly Tumblers, ‘Tin Fruit Cans and Wax, sale. Conveyancin; For Boston pithou + all throngh tra'ns connect al 3 oats of Bro-klyn Anuex, efford- ing aivect transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double m., 10:40 8, m., » . On Sunday, €:20, 9: 10:20p, m. Limited Express, 9:30 a. m. daily, ex- ferriace across tcher. GEO. WATT>, Jy26-8147th street, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. | For Pope's Creck For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, except Dua AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL- WAY, AND ALEXANDEIA AND WASHINGION Epox Revatcrrators ‘With Slate Stone Shelves. WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS. WATEE COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS. SODA AND MINERAL TUMBLERS, ICE FIICHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS, jaavenue and at the Yodcst:nation from hotels and revidescer” #. WOOD, General Passen; UGH, General Manner. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. HE MODEL FAST TINE AND THE ONLY LINE THE FAST AND THE WEST. ‘A WASHINGTON. DOUBLE THACK! JANNEY COUPLER! Echedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 13th, 1983, Le station, corner of New dersey icaxo, Cincinnati, Loutsville and Bt. Louls 10:15 ‘a.m. 10:10 p. Palree Slecping Cals to ane M. W. BEVERIDGE, No, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Daxrorrrs Fim, of GASOLINE, ax well as VAPOR ferent make all prices, oon: ‘Tho most varied assorsnient is tho clay REFRIGERATORS and WATER CUULERS at re- duced prices. COOKING RTOVES, RANGES, BRICK SETT and ehingte a scum ANTELS, LATHOBES, Fi Threuch Coaches points, without change; 10:15 a tue excopt Saturday. Yop 1Ktabure, Ceveland and, Detroit at 8:50 4. m. :40 ty m. 19 a solid frain to Pitts- attached. For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville, 10:15 a.m. and New York at 8:10 a. m. mm. and 9: : wed etn Satecagag Om Sli ‘Cars to atove W. & JENKs & C0.. 117 7th etreat_nortnwest, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S. B wuncuy, and 8:40 p. m. daly: daily, with sle. DUBREUIL BROTHERS, OF FINE DRES3 SHIRT: GENIS' FURNISHINGS, = 2112 F Sraeer Noarnwesr, Was#INGTox, D. 0. Fix of the Finest Dress Shirts to order...++-.. tix I xtra Fine Shirts to order Eix Fine Shirts to order. MANUFACTURERS: from the Weet daily, 6:20, 7:35.m., fork und Philsd 2:55, 8:30 am. ty MENS FURNISHING EMPORIUM, + 1:60, 6:37 p.m. ; Sunday, Pea pee baie £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office. , Six best Shirts Fine Dress Shirts to order a fe 1.50. Ready- oe jeady made Bhi at, IPE OTTO" GAS ENGIN pees Choppers, Print Soe munber of ‘parte, received | LENS, CLOUD, Gear Paettor Anent, promt YOUK FUKS AND WINTER CLOTH ING 4GAINST THE EAVAGES OF MOTH. REFINED GUM CAMPHOR 300, PER POUND. EVENING STAR. TUESDAY... August 98, 1843. 2d Edition. Last Telegrams to The Star The Labor Investigation. New York, August 8 —The Senate sud-commit- tee on labor and education resumed their session to-day. Wm. G@. Moody, of Brooklyn, author of “Land and Labor,” was the first witness, 7 General Foreign News. O'DONNELL'S APPEAL REJECTED. Care Town, August 28.—The supreme court has Tejected the appeal of O’Donnell to be tried here. O'Donnell satled tor England to-day. THE PRINCE OF WALES AXD LONGFELLOW’S HOME. Lonpon, August 28—The Prince of Wales bas accepted Ernest Longfellow’s palnting of the poet Longteilow’s residence at Cambridge, Mass. en Saratoga Races To-day. Saratoga, N. ¥., Aucust 23--First race, equity stakes, for two-yeir-o.ds, three-quarters of a intle, Lioyd Daly first, Gieysione second, and Lorn third. Time, 1:17. The second race,one mile and a-balt, for ages. was won by ‘Gleaner, Taxgatherer ‘secon: and Wallensee third. Time, 3:37%. ‘The third race, three-quartersoi a mgle, was won by Lady Loud, Pvarl Jennings second and Pope Leo third. Time, 1:15. ‘The fourth race, a handicap steeplechase, about two miles and three quarters, was won by Rienzi; Piwurbancesecond, and Miss Moulsey tuird. ‘Time, ——— Missionary Shaw’s Claim Against France. Loxpon, August 28.—Mr. Shaw, the British mis- slopary who was arrested in Madagascar on a charge of inciting the Hovas to resist the French, but Who Was A(terwards released, Int-nds to press claim for indemnity against France for tue loss of his property and ‘The Recent Co! Battimors, August 2.—The board of local Steamboat inspectors to-day exonerated the steamship Wm. Lawrence from blame in the sink- ing of tae schooner Sarah Lavinta, in Chesapeake bay, On the 10th instant, by which the wie and two children of Captain Anderson, of the schooner, were drowned. Captain Anderson has instituted sult against Lhe Owners Of the steamer for damages, —— Destructive Fire at Williamsport, Pa WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.fAugust 28.—The 1uss by the fire in the lumber yard here last night, which was gotten under control at about one o'clock this morning, 1s rully $600,000. The Mog Cholera. New Yorg, August 28—The hog cholera has made its appearance at Patchogue. L.L A num- ber of farmers have met with heavy losses by the death of their swine from the disease. ——$<—__ Death of a Prominent Baltimorean. Barrrmors, Mp., August 23.—Mr. J. G@. Proud, aged 69, one of the oldest and most prominent In- surance men of Balitmore, died at his residence here this morning. He was esteemed an upright man. ————— Alexandria Grain Market. Special Dispatch to Taz Eventxa Star. ALRXANDRIA, August 2—On ’change to-day: About 7,000 bushels of grain were offered: 6,300 bushels of wheat, of which 490 bushels were red, were sold. Common wheat not up to market grade sold as low as 7% cents and $1. Fultz sol! at 108112, and Longberry at 1119114. ‘Some 500 bush- els of corn brought 59.60 cents, and 138 bushels of oats 38 cents per bushel. 225 ‘bushels of rye put ‘on change werg left over unsold. ee ‘Telegraphic Bricfs. About 800 deaf mutes attended the fitst tri- enntal national convention, which began in New York to-day. a The Markets. BALTIMORF, Avgust 28, —Vincinia6e, consolidated, 364; past-dne conpons, 40; new Ja, 50; orth Caro- luna 63. old, 106's bid to-day. BALTIMORE, \usust 28.—Cotton du!l— miditing, 103s. "Flour unchanged and dull. Wheat—southern steaay and quiet; western lower closing steady ; southern: 16; do. amber, 1.15a1.18; No.1 Maryland, cal. 17M: No. 2 western ‘winter. red. siot and August, 1.15a].153¢; September. 1.1 i: ber, 1.18ial. 183. Corn—southern dull; western duli; southern white, 60262; do. yellow, 63264: western. tnlxed, apot,C19¢ asked; Au. .61s01%, Sept.,60a60%: October, 615ga613¢: November, 61 a-ked; steame™, asked. ‘Oats higher—sonthern, 32338; western wiiite, 3588: do. mixed, $3035: Pennsylvania, 35438. Kye tteady, 6a66e Hay unclianved. Provisions unchonged and fair jobbinz trade demspd. Butter stesd,— western packed, 8a16: creamery, 18893. Faewe stead 20. Petroleum imohanged and quiet, Coffee steady: ordit 800%. Surar quist—A 46: copper refined quiet, 14ijalax. Whisky - Bal. 1834. Freizhts to Liverpool u- Receipta—flour, 3,958 barrels; wheat, 202,000 bushel 000. biushels; onts, '8,000 ‘bushels; Fe 6,000 bushels. | Shipments—whsat,'63,000 bush: els? corn, 20,000 bushels, Sulee—wheat, 471,000 bush eis; corn; 12,000 bushels. a THE FoLlowixa PostwasTers were commis- sloned to-day: John W. Williams, Drumcilff, St. Mary's county, Md., (a new post office); Jno. B. Lynch, Avon, Boadriage county, W.Va. PATENTS AND TRADE MaRxs.—For the past week the following patents were granted to residents of Washington: Christian Abner, machine for cut Ung, separating and mixing tobacco; Samuel G. Cabell, assignor to Flora B. Cabell, lubricator; Milrord Fishman, drawers, overalls and panta- loons; Harry N. Low, adjustable pivot joint; John Van Patten, dredging machine, The following were granted to Baltimore: John T. Appleberg, advertising match-box; Frederick C. Knlese, gas- making apparatus; John J. Henry, assignor of one-hulf to@. A. Sthall, roller skate. Amzi L. Birber, of Washington, 1s granted a trade-mark tor zsphalt pavements, and to the Union Veteran corps a label of “Union Veteram Corps Insignia.” Rariway Postar Service has been ordered on the Northern Pacific between Missoula and He- lena, Montana, to take eff¥ct on the 24 proximo. ‘This will make continuous rallway service via the Northern Pacific from St. Paul to Portland, Ore- gon, a distance of 1,9-0 miles, Army ORDERS.—The leave of First Lieutenant Eimund M. Cobb, 2d artillery, ts extended six months on surgeon’s certificate of disaiility. The leave of Bethel M. Custer, 24th infantry, ts ex- tended five months on surgeon’s certificate of dis- ability. Major Walter McF.rland, corps of en- gineers, will change station from New London, Conn, to New Haven, Conn. Leave for one month, trom August 28, 1883, is granted First Lieutenant Henry H. Ludiow, 8d artillery. SECRETARY FOLGER’s MOVEMENTS. — Judge French, Acting Secretary of the Treasury,received @ telegram from Secretary Folger to-day stating that he was at Port Huron, Mich., and from there he would go to bis home at Geneva, N. ¥. He will robably not return to Washington before the rst of next week. Judge French will leave here to-morrow morning for New York. where he will Join the Northern Pacific railroad excursion party. ‘The Howard University Assessment. ONLY PROPERTY “URED” FOR EDUCATIONAL PUR- POSES EXEMPT FROM TAXATION. ‘The Commissioners , in reply to the communtca- tion of James B, Johnson, esq., secretary and ‘treasurer of Howard University, to the assessor of the 11th inst., respecting the assessment of lands belonging to Howard University, say: “The act of June 16, 1882, exempted such property as shall ‘be used only for the purposes set forth in the unt- versity charter. Those purposes are the education of youth Ip the Ifberal aris and sclences. The col- lege buildings and some fifty-seven acres of land adjacent to Washington are devoted to that use directly and are exmpted from taxation. The lands that are taxed are those not in use at all and hela speculatively for high prices, or are per- haps leased to others who pay rent. It is well settled that statutes of exemp!ion must be con- strued strictly. The exemption of property used by a school, church or other corporation for the pu Of its charter does not uecesserily include all property owned or held by the corporation, al- though such ownership may incidentally benefit the enterprise and may ultimately be devoted to it The word used in the siatute limits the ex- emption to sich property as 1s directly and not in- cldentally devoted to Corre Tt does not in- clude property held for jative purposes or to increase the revenues Of the corporation. Such ts the opinion of the attorney of the Di: id It seems to be sustained by the reasoning in the case of Bank vs, Tennessee, 14 Otto, 493, and the cases theretn cited, and others of like import. The Com- missioners therefore conclude that the exemptions already allowed are all that were intended by the act of Congress.” ‘The Wood Jeweiry Robbery. “SHEENY MIKE” ARRESTED IN NEW YORK. A dispatch from New York August 27, says: Mi- chael Shehan, alias “Sheeny Mike,” was arrested to-night on a warrant issued by U. 8. Commis- sioner Osborn. He 1s charged with hay stolen worth of jewelry from a housein eabecnt i o> wa under the mame of ‘Michael Conway for the larceny on Septem! iB a oe tie we te T. Wood and Chas. O'Lrary. District Gevernment Affairs. LIQUOR LICENSES. The ication of Patrick Ward for a liquor es Arrest of an ex-Pension Clerk. 4 CHARGR OF USING THE MAILS POR INFROPER FURFOSES. ‘This morning Gould P. Austin, who was a clerk 1n the Pension office for some time prior to March last, Was arrested at his rooms, No. 215 Pennsyl- vanta avenue, on the complaint of officers of the Pension office, for using the matis for improper purposes. With the pension officers was Deputy Marshal Goss, who made the arrest, and Detective Mattingly, who had a search warrant, under which he found a number of officia: penalty en- velopes, Some official p»per and a mass of corre- spondence, which was taken. Austin was taken before U. §. Commissioner Bundy, where T.J. Tur- ner and John B Sweat appeared for him, and the case was continued for two weeks, bail being fixed at $1,800. Tne specific change 15 that Austin opened a correspondence with clalm- ants for pensions, representing that he was pos- sesset of influence and could secure favorable ac- tion on their clits, the case of Helen R. Richard- son, 6f Tecumseh, Mich., being noted, which he Stated he would get through, and would expect her todo the handsome thing. To ver he also wrote that he was examining her case, and that soon as he could brief the evid-nce ani make U Teport it would be settled, and he al<o wrore her that she must not divulge this or he would be re- moved from office, whereas he had been removed several months before. Commissioner Dudley ts taking special Interest In this class of cases, and It ts hinted that the case of Austin is but asmall one compared to others now under investigation. ———— THE MONTH WITH AN “RR.” Comes I and Brings With it the Suc- culent Oyeter. ‘The month of September has the distinction of Deing the first month, after an interval of four months, that contains the letter “R,” and this distinction means agreat deal, for it restores the oyster to the confidence of the public, and gives tt once more the place of honor in the bilis of fare of hotels and restaurants. There are now only a few more days remaining of the time of the oysters banishment, and great _ prepyrations are In prozress to receive it back with due honor. All the culinary forces of modern civilization are work, and when the Ist of September dawns in ‘the humerous houses of refreshment In this elty the oyster will b» found in a variety of tooth- some forms, attractive to the eye and pleasing to the pilate. “The oyster counters that have been elther ignominiously hustled out of the way or piled up with gids and ends are now being cleaned and polished,tn preparation for the square plies of succulent bivalves surmounted by the gleaming block of ice that apperis to the eye of the lover of the oyster in the natural state. The soft and deviled crab will now have to take a back seat a8 a domestic tranquilizer, and many an habitual belated husband will welcome the return Of the oyster. WHAT THE DEALERS SAY. ‘The dealers and those best competent to know say that the oyster this season will be fat, and they base this belief upon the fact that we have hada cool summer. They are inclined to think that the supply. will not be equal to the demand, and that, thefefore, prices will be higher. Of course this will not affect the prices on the bill of fare, But only when the oysters are sold in quan- Ulles Many dealers complain that we do Bot get 88 good an oyster us we used, because the canning establishment absorbs such immense quantities and the oyster producers sell to them in prefer- ence, so that only the inferior oyster on the martet. However much truth may be in these rather gloomy statements, It 1s Soy, coneceny conceded that the oyster this season is going to be fat, and that in itself will be good news to the lovers of the toothsome bivalves. OYSTERS IN GOOD. CONDITION, BUT SCARCER THAN FORMERLY. Mr. J. J. Hogan, the oyster dealer, said toa Stam Teporter to-day: “The oyster trade this season wiil be No. 1, the quality of the oysters being bet- ter and there being more demand for them than formerly. Those we are receiving now are fatter than I ever saw before at this time of the year.” “How about the price?” asked the reporter. “They will be higher,” answered Mr. Hogan, “than usual, and they will be scarcer, too. ‘The catch every year decreases and the demand in- creases, There are People eating oysters now who a few years ago did not dream of doing so, ‘They are shipped everywhere. My trade is, how- €ver, confined to famiifes and restaurants in the District. There are too many risks shipping. ‘Thus far the oysters received are from Norfolk and the lower river, but in a day or twoare will have ull'varieties. | You may say that the cold nights orsoine other cause has made the oysters fat. Possiviy the dredgers have had much to do with the improvement in quality by thinning the beds.” THE DREDGERS DESTROYING THE OYSTERS. “Well, Mr. Weser,” said a 8TaR reporter, ad- dressing Mr. Edward Weser, the oyster dealer, “oyster time will soon be here. What are the in- dications?” “The indications are that they will be scarce this winter,” said Mr. Weser, “for the dredgers have broken the beds up. I am told thal tue catch last year was but one-half of what it was the previous year, and Y have no doubt but that tt willbe less this yéar. While the supply ts yearly decrea-ing the demand increases,and will approxi- ate 33 per cent yearly. ie pes ‘Wiil therefore likely rule higher than heretofore.” ‘How about the quality?” was the next inquiry. “The quality will be very Ane,” replied Mr. Weser, “owing to the beds having been thinned out by the di rs. Probably this fact will give you an insight tothe business: On the middi grounds, opposite Point Lookout, last winter a year from 700 to 800 bushels of oysters were taken daily, »ni the price was from twenty to twenty-five Cents per bushel Last spring the daily catch was from 120 to 125 bushels,and they brought from forty to sixty cents per bushel. They not only improved in price but quality. You mey put it down if we have a bard winter there will be no oysters; that 1s, we cannot begin to supply the demand; they will not be obtatuable. It is pretty certain, whether the winter ts hard or otherwise, unless the legislatures stop dredging we will have no oysters of any kin’, Strong efforts will be made in the legi-latures next winter looking to the protection of the bivalve.” HIGHER PRICES TO BE EXPECTED. N. White, of N. White & Co., 621 B street north- west, says that the prospects are good fora fine trade in oysters, and that the quality will be good, with prices probably higher than hereto:ore, for every year the oyster catch diminfshes—that fs, in the bay and its tributaries. There is a better quality of oysters coming in now, which will bring gow prices. If dr-deing 1s not Stopped, 1n a tew Years the prices will be way up, and oysters will be $2.50 to $3 ner bushel; and if the bay was the only place where the oysters could be caught, the price would be way up now. The catch el where Will likely keep down prices here, eee Stasuep wira a Razor At a PIcwic.—At the ple- nic at Germanta park of the Hod Carriers’ Union last night John Frisby and George Stuart got into an altercation, in whch the former cut the latter several gashes on the head, back and shoulder, using a Tszor. The wounded man Stuart was taken to the Freetman’s hospital and attended by Dr. Glennon and Officers Markwood and Sullivan arrested Frisby and Henry Woodyard as an ac- complice. In the Police Court this afternoon Mr. Irvine stated that his witness was confined to the hospital, and he would ask that the tase go over, Which action was taken. —_>—_ SriLL ANoTHER RatsRoaD Svrr.—C. B. Church to-day entered a second sult against the Balttmore and Potomac rai througu Mr. L. G. Hine and Messrs. Hagner & Maddox. He claims $40,000 damages to his property_seventesn dwelling houses—on ith street, between Maryland avenue and D street southweat. A Divorce Scrr. Fitxp.—Yesterdsy the case of Alice P, Read against B, Read was dis- missed, and this afternoon Mr. J. Ambler Smith filed a new billfor complainant for the same ob- etter, alimony and custody of the chil- pee Recent Ropseries RePorTeD.—Dr. D. B. Hagner reported at police headquart-rs this morning that & Case of ical instruments, valued at $34, had been stolen from his office about three months Detective Carter took the case, and an hour ai ards recovered the stolen z from Steinem’a pawn ....Mr. Geo, N. Schaffer, of No. 922 43 street southwest, reports that his house was entered last night and a gold watch valued at $60 and $70 in money were stolen....Mrs. Lizzie Gurrison reports that a basket was stolen from ber wagon at the K street market Saturday night The basket contained $15 worth of property. The store of J. L. Noel was entered Saturday night and $20 was stolen out of the money drawer, ‘The entrance was effected by forcing lock of the back door. ‘WASHINGTON CATTLE M. the Queens- town drove ya | ‘Bren ch BL #0. RB. R, three miles from j—Lewis D. Means y' of cattle were all sold to butchers at 43¢a5ic. per ID.; ihcpand rasa fans Su Drought $2ag70. he seats of the market was brisk. * —_.— john West was before the Police Court this af- ierethnd ere aaerace the side with a knife. "The showed that sto gee man the assault’ Judge Mills sald assault of did not the of the knife, and he would impose a. 6 = Parry Evecrion.—The conservatives gathered delegates to the senatorial convention and County comsuiteecmen, as follows: First ward— Det aA Cay — werd—Delega ect Monroe alterna, wi te Hi Price ward “Delegate ‘James E. Waddey, W. #. Smith and Jas. BR. ; committee, James: i i t Peg com- few nighia ago, two Fa Am Alleged Attempted Outrage. aN OLD MAN CHARGED wirn amsatur oN aD ELEVEN YEAR OLD GIR. Mr. C. & Ford, a Diacksmith, residing in a lance tenement house No, 409 New Jersey avenue, and doing business at No, 421 the same street, came to the Police Court this morning tn an agitated state Of mind, and swore outa Warrant against Robert Jarboe, who occupies apartments in the some house, charging the latter with felonfously as Sauiting his (Ford's) eleven-year-old daughter Sarah Ford, with the intent to outrace her. The father stated that Jarboe ts sixty-fve years old, and 1s employed asa gardener. He occupl 8 ments on the first Moor ot the hous, nd he (Ford) lives on the second floor with his wie aud Six children. He had always regarded Mr. Jurboe aS a respectable citizen and never beard of enge thing against him until this oecurrence, which 100k place last Thursitay evening about 9 ‘o'clock. The story of the assault told by the father was to the effect that on the night in question tue ace cused met his daughter in the main hall nese U front door, and dragging her behind the assaulted ‘her, but was surprised oy th brother before'he accomplished his purpose ‘The hext morning she told her mother the story of the assault, Mr. Ford states that since the assault be has been unable to see Jarboe, althourh he bas been looking for him—and it'is beter for bo-h parties that they did not meet. He has now dw Cided to get satisfaction through the court. The clerk on hearing the complaint promptly issucd the warrant. —_.__ A Fatal Dacl. Vawpatta, Tura, August 23—A duel occurred early this morning noar Louten City, in this county, between Louts Philitps and Jacob Rosens -brook, both residents of Bowling Green townsht in which the latter was killed instantly; the form: Wounded so badly that be died tu a few hours acter ‘The offair had {ts origin In a grudge of long sting ing, growing out of aisrespectful remarks by Phil. Lps concerning Roseubrook’s sister. Rosends fired the first snot, the Dail entering Pbtlil mouth. Phillips staggered, and betore fallin discharged his weapon, the ‘ball taking effoct oue side of Rosenbrook’s mouth, and ranged up- Ward through the head. Both were youag men. en Notes from Cinctunn MUSICAL—POLITICAL—A VICTIM OF THE PAN HANDLE DISASTER, Cixcrswatt, 0., August 2 —Terr Shadrick, lote of the Leipstc Conservatory of Music, Nas arrived here, and will Lake change of the violin department, Of the College of Music of this city. ‘The committer of 15 democrats appointed by secret meeting of democrats yesterday, ore now considering the question of calling a new conven- tion. ‘They wiil report to-morrow. Wm. H. Hoyt, the postal clerk who was injured In yesterday's disaster on the Pan Hand rail Toad, at Mingo junction, died last night. — THR NEW YORK STOCK MARK! ‘THe following are the oventng and closing ortess othe New York Stock Market to-day, as repotved Tyspecial Wire to H. H. Dodge, 889 13th stro %. 0. | Same, aie 535 Nor, & Wes p.| iy my 15% North Pa ....| sq Shay Do. ist pret .| 2439] 43g! Do. pref.....| Tq 7: Do. 2d pret..| 184] 18g Northwest... 214g 12 | O25] 80% Ont. & West.) m) " ayg 19 | 20 Oregon Tr'ns.| Hoy 61% /119%}1205¢ Pac. Mall . ia 81% 257%) 213g Peo. D. & E20.) R19 2834] 2 Renal eX 50 10% 1016 h25% St. Paul pret.. 11% 117 004 St. P. Omaha By 89 44 "| Do. pref. .... 100" 100% #23 Texas Pac...) 2a 26g Get Ness. Hasler Disembowelled with a Kuite. A SAVAGE MURDER IN KENT COUNTY, wD On Sunday last James & Leary, a farm hand, near Sull Pond, Kent county, Md., killed R B Gallup, bis employer. Mra Gallup had reade postal card sent to Leary, which provoked him very much, and he abused Mra Gallup in violent language. Mr. Gallup, shortly afterwards, told him that he must be more respectful in his lane guage towards Mrs. Gallup. He sala that this Was ‘Dot the first occurrance of the kind, but It the last. With this Gallup turned to le: but Leary said to bim savegely ‘Arm and face me ike a m:n when you want to talk to me.” Gale lup again turned tW fuce im, but tn the mea eary hid drawn bis Kalte, and as Gallup turned he plunged it tn the side of his abdomen and drew It across, laying bare the bowels, Gale jup put both hands to his stomach and sald: “My God, I am murdered!” The wounded man was carried into the house, and mefical attendance was summoned. but be dled yesterday morning. Leary has ben arrest: —— jews Bricks. Dr. Harrison Wagner, the famous ltigant of Frederick county, Ma., against. whom 703 attach- ments were issued’ by the chief Judge of that dis trict last Friday for contempt of court in disobey= ig one of Its decisions, which was also amrmed by the appellate court, was yesterday placed tn gon. La The report that Mary Churchill, the girl miss. ing from St. Louis, had been found at Keoxuk, Towa, proves to be untrue, A. A Atherton, county treasurer of Roscommon county, Mich., 1U ts alleged, has gone with funds mounting to'about $18,000 which did not belong. an. Joun Dees was shot yesterday, while riding in @ buggy, between Lake City and Wellborn, Fla, by @n assassin concealed in a schoolhouse by the roadside, who fired through a crack, the whole charge taking effect In Dees’ back. At Rushville, Ind., David Woods was stung to — Sunday by honey bees. His team was aluo kt Chancellor James P. Carroll. of South Caro ina, at Cwsar's on lay night from an attack of erysipelas, brought on by the bite of a spider on his lip. Delegates trom the butiding trades untons or dered strikes in New York Upecung J upon seven bulldings, upon which Jonna Lucker, a builder em- ploying non-union men, has contracts, Pirertemti, ess ‘THE FAarune oF Oscar Wtipr's PLAY.—V% Mr. Oscar Wilde's play, presnted at tre Union Square theater, New York, besides being severely. handled by the critics, failed to secure popular ap. proval, the audiences having continued to dimin~ Ish in'size at each representation. After one Week's tial Mr, Perzel, the manager and husband of Marle Prescott, the only female in the play, Yesterday announded tts withdrawal from Ube New York bo inds, confessing that his losses x0 far ara very large, and that he flnds himself unable to ine cur further risks. He promises to produce Ve In other cities, Where he ts confident tt will prove more popular.’ Mr. Wilde, in the meantime, learns that posing as an esthete'ls less dificult tian suce cessful playwriting. A CHALLENGE TO CouRTNeY.—The editor of the New York Clipper was tele wed toirom Halle fax, N.S., yesterday that if ft was tru> Uhat Courte ney had challenged any oarsman, Darrlag Hanlan, the Halifax Rowing Assoctation would match Hamm to row him three miles for $1,004 side on any water in the United States wituln oe moata, and would muke a deposit at on mED LITTLE—THAYER—GOULD-SAFFORD, On August 254, 188%, arowned tog ther, at Ocungull Beach, fis ne, EDWARD N- LIT 1 LEyeon of itove Geo, 6. Litde.’ of Wa-hington, D. REENOUGH THAYER, son of Key. Prof. J. He: Tesy Cambridge, Bowe aad yer, of EMMA A. GOULD, daughter of George Gould, of Andover, EITTTE SAEPORD, b semord ot ‘he daughter of Rev. George B. R BENNETT. On the morning of August 26, 1883, after a ong Uinesa, at the age of foriy-two sears, Cale OLINE FE, LENSETT, wile of Win. Bennett, Funeral will take place to-morrow morn at Pa.m., from her late reaidenes, No.419 Ninth. southeast, Interment at Baltimore. ae BLACKFORD. At eight o'clock p.m., Angust 1883. at May the Tesidnce of ber brother brates eeeiea Sioa bat Spc an Rea month and eight days. ‘Tear dimmed eyca shall waze in vain; We hall ear ber papel pevate, (Prince Goonr's county papers HILL. At JOSEPH CHFSTER, h, Conada, child of John B. and Mary Hil, aged alk MURMAY. "On August 27th, 18:3, at 0 pms a T. to Lewi LENA, daughter of Mar |. and stepdaughter UNDERTAKERS. ‘most fm the conutry. ‘Large rooms for transient funeral services. aols F eisec! pai ROONEY 8G eee Oftces, TH Vidist and Sas Pe are ee. auld LS UCHL Y¥*s* UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT. 923 PexxsrLvanta AvExCE N.W. 1.c. 3 _ Hee BISHOP, Drage, fee ee iri i ame | (0 AE De RT