Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1883, Page 3

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. L*; ! POPULAN STRAMENS!! » LISE! UNITED STATSS MAIL ! BIEAMERS TGR ND FXCELSIOR! Fo RU Rr one Opontaee” ASR ae Ey PUINT AND CORRFIFLD POINT. 0 Norte k $1.00) Piney Point and ud Trt}. A700) Palas Lookout. Round Trip. Fint-ciass accommodation caumot be i ‘Btean.ee leaves 7th-street wharf daily, BXCa VT BUNDAYS, 815.90 p.m *ATURDAYS AT 6 P. M. ‘xeuraie AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. + TO-MORROW. WEES & 00. 4 WW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. WwW ne Wain ut-frame Parlor Suites, Walnut Chamber Suites, Walnut Wardrob 6, Mi Table, Hail Kacl Walnut Extension Table end Muto room Chairs, Hah eany Sidcboort, Wainnt Bedmtesds, Buresis, Sr.ora: Satz Ar ° BB A gg had gSS8g FINE WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITES AND SETS, ODD PIECES, WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS, BUREAUS, BOOKCASE, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAIRS, MANTLE MIR- ROR, WIRE tPKINGS, Ri On THURSDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH, at TEN ; CLOCK A. M., at residence No. 926 satecsny vip “acurons cel tare Reta | QOUGUR A Men mel th a gene, So Monday worninw. 3 He it ato ‘hour’ rip ekete good on alther Leary or Excelsior. WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., cammestion wi! _ Auctioneers. Fearing that some of my stock'on the third floor of ‘my store has been slightly déiiaged by smoke caused poopie by the late fire next door to;nsand preferring not to = ith the Hosmn snd gop, es om Mashincwrn jo New York, coy ands-d HALL PIECE, LIBRARY SUITE, LOUNGES. _| ‘ke any further risk, I heve therefore concluded to 3 THURSDAY, AUGCST THINTIETH, 1889, AT offer these goods at very low Beices to secure imme- TEN O'CLOCK A.M., Ishail sell, at store So. 4407th | HAIR-CLOTH BED LOUNGE. MAHOGANY EX- Breight recetved dally until § p.m. stwet nouthwen Washiagton, D.C... all the stock of TENSION TABLE, diate sale. L. M. MUDGINS, Gen. Supt. | Groceries now ib sald store, No 440, “conairting in part i ‘WM. P. WELCH, Agent. au2_ | of Teas, Cofiees, tong os ‘Can oa weney, foe MARBLE-TOP TABLES, MATTRESSES, THESE GOODS ARE NOT OLD STOCK. OOK AT Low F; Sditowware. ‘Tuwsre, Japented "Ware, “G! FEATHERS, &0., E ! FOLK. 38 Cte. TIVPR LAN i, Bad various NO ODDS AND ENDs, EXCL, SON TRIPS to Backes Ten se | a Bamerons to mention. commence at TEN | the property of a lady leaving the city, now arranged a BUNDAY FER” 10 4 ra 8 Cs. CEEOCE TWELVE DOLOGR shane Ba I sells ‘on first floor of our salesroom, and will be sold. but new gocds kept as reserve stock. LAK Y end MOS. LEY Valuable Fam! 6 years old. ‘agon, T AUCTION, 1 Lot Ladies' CH4M1SES AND DRAWERS, of w re ae | Harness, Hay Cutter ani Me AT AUCTION, 3 BDSPADAY and Fr-iDAY, Terms: Cash. ; : Jendid muslin, at $2 cents. sue SATURDAY? ate (0 pm Fac ubcee aocke vl be soldi lotsa: On THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTIETE, | ™ ' Maral os ; . Nerfo . GEOKGIE GOLDEN, Ase! 1 Lot Ladies’ CHEMISES, DRawERG, anp | Stances Lait WAY. ; : or Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. : he has fi FOTCMACRIVERTANDINGs, "rarer ROMP. | anos. o8na9° eg ie SHIRTS, of excellent cotton, trimmed and tucked, at | amiavite urporting to have been signed 3 : ‘Thia is a Kood collection of Furniture, and to which | 45 conts. and sworn to Before ‘John 8 McEinley, aeaora ¥ace, 25 Coots. JUNCANSON BHOS., Auctioneers, ‘we call eapecial attention. Mr. ON TRIP-.—S Se ae) - ofthe bar and notary public. de- AY, TUBBDAY, W. DNESDAY and ‘THURS- SALE OF ELEGANT WALNUT| it CHAS. WEEKS, Sslesman, | 110t Muslin Underwear of the best, CHEMISES, | Dles having signed any of them. _ AY. fo “Bisckistone jand, at 9 a. m. AMBER: Sere (EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS, SKIRT%, “AND NIGHTDRESSES, A Politician’s Libel Suit. NEW 41’ XANDRIA FORRY.—EVERY SUNDAY D GOLD AND CRIMSON): WALNUT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. trimmed with embroidery, at 75 cents, Rocuesrer, N. Y., August 29.—Thomas Brown, 7 imenc'ug 80am ad Ace SU Whe EXTA | TRUSTFE’S SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY ‘HER IN WHITE hab atrectet his. ceva sneys, ts bring Sure Bening nee ae 3 -- and Al sur Ww, OBES 3 3 Goons, cted torneys to bi sede the Hoar. Fars, 3's WALNUT WARDROBES (SMALLER); | FURNITURE, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER, opel TOWELS, and general Howes Sureianiae the New York Times foriibel. tor, the publication SS XY AND INGHAIN CARPETS: | — CAEPETS, BEDDING, &c., AT AUCTION. Of false statements in reference to his attendance s a pA Se SS ed By virtne of deed of trust ated Januar 17th, A.D. | Goods, ata meeting of the committee. He lays his dam- ee ee ee 3 FIL OWS SAND | Sne-ot tholand recone for Waukingoon, OO. oad ey AT BAUM'S, ages at $8000, io Re R. ‘Shep- ‘H, A.D. 1£83, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK | av2? 416 Seventh street. —Amella Henderson, adam Ferry ek on the premises, No. 117 C street sov.theast, the 1am Her . committed suicide for Nom: c= iture, Bedding. Carpet ndersor 3 WIN at the house of William O’Brien last night by TQ SHORE taking dose of morphine. She was in poor health, and had been deserted by her husband, sins tnt Saat ‘The Body on the Seashore, FaLMouru, Mass., August 29.—A life preserver, which was torn, and with evidence of having been en ete., schedule attached to anid of trust, Handsome Parlor Suite, upholstered in Patent Rocker, uphol au Thursday. Ca. Rorrznr, 2 NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQU/‘RTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE ‘COMPANY. THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND DURABI = an, Nonzint, my fate landings, urrioman, Leona » Teturning Sundeys. 3B Fridays town and intermediate MAB PTA ARGE LOT BLANKE Cool 26 Walnut Marble-top Buffet, Dining: ‘arm Walnut Chitfonier, very costly; Hall Rack, mirror back. PADG RIT Cw ILITY IN THE MARKET, in recent use, ind which was stamped with the 322 Tih at. wharf, Waebi = Walnut Pillar Extension Tab! = Ni ” = 4 —= —__—" On iHURSDAY Mor AUGUST THIK- | Walnut Secretary. elegantly carved. Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Bicycles, Velocipedes, Arch- | name “C. H. Northam,” was found yesterday af- Se par arecee TINTHP conmencing at TE LO ‘willl sel) wurte * GReling Tackles; Wagons n ore of Vine: be- M® YekNont a vernon: get eae ET HE OTREEE SORTER, | Hage Cartains and | amur ery, Fishing Tt ‘Ko. ternoon upon the shore of Vineyard ‘Sound, unis. Walnut Library Tables, Walnut Writing Desk, Boston nEasy Chat, Lounges, French Couches, Walnut Folding Chair. Maroon Slecpy Hollow, Walnut Hall Chairs. up! in leather. ‘apestry, Ingrain and other Carpets. Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Sheep Mata. Chamber Suites, Mante! Mi iat D Blank : : Many other articles, too numerous to mention. ‘ihe above collection of furniture is in perfect order ned Furnita: Hid conditicn, the Cham! being especially fine, being all being nearly new and Sets and Wardrobes contained in hfteen iy St tween Falmouth Heights and Mananhant. A party of children playing upon the beach near Falmout village saw the body of a man floating in the surf, Close to the sands, but becoming frightened they: is ae Fam avray and told no one until too late. A party the absolute aafety ineured to ite members by tue | returning from the Vineyard saw the body, whici rapidly increas pon diae eor mad the edventagencr | they Supposed was one of the missing men from ite non-clacnificstion syste SERVE | the yacht Mystery, Dut the tide was against FUND LIFE ASSOCIATI them, they did not dare to stop and investigate, Ses Call and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the times. aya CORCORAN ¥ (excert Sunday) for Mt. clock a mn. ; return reaches Washing- De 1. L. BLARY, Captain. | TION LINE, BY LTSEXGELUENT AND, ECONOMICAL MAN- agement, the wisdom of its system, wherel fifteen warly self-sustain= Keclining Chair, Boity Brussoh ificate becom ah, — Iwill gel the stock of Dry and Fancy Goo?s, con- tained in store No. 908 7:h street northwest, at auction, EVERY MORNING AT “r E ND thy i “ Saratoga Races To-day. ed ittentic b ‘. eer ere P, LOCK, snd will coutinue from day to day | “yyiog hy BPA ALONS BTL LIAM, ‘Trustee. pSazsroos, N.Y. August 25—Tho Aret ra Behiruiny: leaves Baltimore every F lhe Mock ornsiste of Silks, Dress G. Velvets, JUNCANSON BLOS., Auctioncers. I. ¥. KNIGHT, Manager. ree-quarters of a mile. for two-year-olds, was mn. ashmcres, ‘Table Lineus, Te won by Richard Loud, Envoy second and Pot tan third. Time, 1:18%. The second race, one mile and five hundred rds, was won by Capias, Bessie second and lazes third. Time, 2:1434. The third race, one mile and seventy yards, for three-year-olds, ‘was won by Owen "Bowling, Princess ses and McGinty third. Time, 1:48%. The fourth race, handicap for all ages, one mile and a quarter, over five hurdies, was won by HA Beaverwyck second and Raven third. Time, ‘Napkins, what losiery, U derw: Drees Shirts, Sheetings in lannels, Domestics of all kinds, icles too hurierous to mention. specially invited to attend this sale, as the geod are fine and will be sold witho reserve. jy30 FOL" \, Auctioneer. FAMILY SUPPLIES. __ AD THE PALACE MARKET Degt Tomatoes, Sb. cans ¥. mn. $i accommodations strictly first-ctaa. iver freight must be prepaid, and will be received on | I TURDALS ony. STEPH! ith street w W. PARLOR SUITE: GREAT BEDUCTION IN WALL PAPERS. WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER ‘at our Follo a 8, LFATHER-COVERED —DINING-ROOM SUITE, FRENCH P ATE PIER MIRKOR, EX- MARBLE AND PLUSH TOE TABL ae i= phen ie a * All crades of hung for 150. = size SINS AND CORSICS, ENGRA bgrders and frelaee bun foe. @ piece.” “0 ¥ ND OTHER MATTRESSE: Sto be eee GLU ATE IR OSES | _ All work ted to be first-elass, as weemploy no ‘kon, BEI THE 8pprentice boys. DWEL!ING No. 504137H STREET F: rom bo. uy i Call before purchasing eleswhere, and you will save TENTS 01 money NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. At JNO. F. SPELSHOUBE, Agt. On FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY- FIRST, COMMENCING at ‘TEN O'CLOCK, we will 21 7th street northwest, bet. E. and F strosta. sell, at’ the above residence, the entire furniture, &c., | an25-Im ‘Washington, D. . Ke- contained therein, Tsing nearly new and ‘arty enumerated above, to ‘which the attention of buyers respectfully calle. audi-at IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST » snd Mondays and Wedue Creek (destination) Sundays, Tues! Backaxes received a pation @ L- SHERIFF, ° HARRISBURG, Pa., August 292—In the house to- day the Ammerman resolution to submit the for- mation of apportionment bills to an arbitration committee was passed by a vote of 83 yeas to 64 nays, In the senate a resolution providing for STEAMERS AUS LINE-SUMMER SEKVICE, “Hie. "fore quarters, 18 Eversthing in the market at lowest market prices. PRANK J. TIBB. TS, = my10 come: 14th and New York aventio, CORNER OF TWENGY-TH RD ANDE STREETS Seantere nuaitpommernsern or the house— to. Trame £ ra F SehkEre Nene a eae ee ace | Ge & Co. congressional apportionment bill was defeated Quebec to Liverpool every Satunizy, making the NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: E_ASD F STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC- RIMAULT Ryd cies Dy a Vote of 12 to 18. shortest ocean voyaxe. Only five days from land to OCG EEB RRR FEB at , ——o_ Sei, ements tence Cauogtand | G'S BY Bk BM gia iS Pat SUP arn ne a EOTEg| «waa ing, meetin nce, reer Imported Cavite. $80 sinsie; $135 and $250 J xeursion. oo RR E in aquare No, 60, fronting feet on south side of: of all discharges, recent or cb eee mending. itis used | | CHESTER, Pa., August 29.—Two hundred head of a ? i ‘000 ER EB Kee §gss° E street, by depth of 67 feet 9 inches on 23d street, im- | in the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RicoBD, Jersey cattle and a number of ponies, sheep and Baltimors to Liverpoo! every ulternate Tuesday, vis, moved by two comfortable frame houses, beine ‘Nos. | and is found iy superior to all remedice hitherts | hogs valued at $75,000 consoled wrk ak Moe ialifax and St. Johns, N. F. 888 TITT ERE = 1 XN Boop and 2234 i street, between 220 and 28d strecta | RngvnrCund Areatly p hitherto | hogs, 5, gn Ls T RRL UN aeetiee ness & Co., Philadelph'a, were landed here to-day Intermeciate Pasxage, 40. Prepala Steeraye, 921. 3 7 # k HN Foe OTe bee en oe Teeaat shane = < Bgsg8_ Ez ib al Pla quaran LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents, RRR FEEL Il A NN N OUO cant tebe ‘a otiing throurh to: = eran 207 Breadway, New York;or, | e RORP) E if AA NN NO ‘New Hampetire avenue, and iraproved ty. ‘comfort. a rere om : cleat eet nave. Bab: HAAG EES of Seething, ag gait nee poco Sates anion uct sean eee AtWashineten, D. C.: EK Bere tue 48 BR oo eee ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, ceived a letter from Lord Chief Justice de, . Ca Pap with inte est, secured by deed of truston property sold; SSS Tises,— | hich he fixes September 18a agreeable to him or % urchaser. A deposit o! reas, August 1, yposed rece € 6g gr BUDE ANN wal soditred on each’ ple of Property at tine of To rue pUBeiel TOE EIS veopoeed rover Hon bere: 6600 OL Db DE NNN Sau2e-dads “THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. INVE ‘TIGATE FOR YOURSELVES! te eet it tba GG “OO LLLL DDD EEE N NW ~ Postmaster General TESTIMONY AS TO THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION. . = HHUL 4 PUBIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND MA- in New York, August 2%.—The sub-committee of (ORTH G*KMAN LLoYD— HHUEL & TERIALS, State Lottery Com) the Senate on labor and education resumed its Breatsatr Lise Berweew New Yore, Haven HHH Tb OE ‘Navy Dreanrurnr, } | lowing facts are given to the public to prove hisstate- | session to-day. Elisha Robinsom, publisher of SDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND PREMEN. Hoe HE ¢ ugust 10th. 1883, ment that wo are engaged ina fraudulent business, to | 2286! ye ee penta fteaiuers of this company wil! sail EVEKY WED- H oH 1 ELLL Luin T | , In accordance with the provisions of the 2d section of | be false and untrut Teal estate maps and conveyances, gave tes! ay SATUKDAY frou. Hiremen pier, foot | WAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL HOLL. the act of Congress (Chapter 391), approved AU; Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lot- | #6 to the number of lots on Manhattan Island at boken. Katee we: From’ New Thr, AL BREAD ep oy SOUS. os) Sth, 1882, there will be sold, at the times and at the | tery Company from January 1, 1879, to Present date: | their occupancy, and P. J. McGuire furnished tes- ‘London, fs B setae’ 4: Navy Yaris herein mentioned, Stores and supplies be- | Paid to Southern E. Co., New Ori timony regarding the organization and aimsof the }; second cal Whotesa‘e Depot, corner Ist street and Indiana avenue. | igneing to the vy, unserviceable for use therein, and T. MW Mane ee lconteal stor an on. Hesaid that its membership Seerare certificates, $72 Jet WM. M. GALT & CO. | oid'articies ‘and materiale wich cannot be profitably | para fy rainy emooe jonal Bonk, 81-366, 000 | rns TOU. Nov intresuentiy cutie ee oe Gey b ORLKICHS SC used by reworking or otherwiso in the construction oF ae meter er 463,900 | unton raistd money on behalt of the strikers, Tne Pe RE rl bang ee Sees are ke Bcunery, AEMOF. armament | Paid to Louisiana State National i members of the uaton regarded the tariff question : ws BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, sc. CORNED BEEP ‘ KENTH :Boston, SEPTEMBER TWE 125,100 | as a fight between the exporter and the importer, Cussep Line 629 and ¢30 Center Market, 9th street wing, London, HEPTEMBEN TWENTY-s 98,550 | labor unaffected by this fight. During the and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or Address ‘MEPTER etn freight-handlers’ strike, the witness asserted that LANE HOUTR. Box Tl, City Lost Office. peat Vane 4,450 | Italians were imported here to take thelr places SBE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, | eigen stl “eliveredireext charge to slpartsot tas ¥ TWENTY-SEO- 7,000 | Wit,G; Anderson, a bricklayer, sald the trade BEIWLES NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, ~ = ND. and Mare id, Cal., SEPTEMBER TWENTY- 2 Madgoriog en chants ‘our law and the reconstructicn ‘ALLING AT CORK i : 0 - : 30,000 so The sales will be at public auction, for cash, to the 2 ——_—_—»—___ gan hay ig RAILROADS. highest bidder, and willloommence et FEN A. Mand Foreign Nowe. ‘Sep continue from’ day to day, if ne til ail the é 5 87,000 Uh Inventories of the articles Canal Bank, > 18, 150 from the commandant a 0 HE GREAT articles are sold or offered. offered can be procured PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, to be TO THE NOKTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST, f WOULD BE REGARDED AS Bi ON. Vienna, August 29.—The Presse says the Rus- Ottis varias cenpecticree sian representative at Sophia has told a Bulgarian LOUBLE TRACK. ID SCENERY, EDWAED T. NICHOLS, deputation that Russian officials now in Bulgaria STEEL KAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. 15-lawst ‘Secretary of the Ni at the various would, by the czar’s wish, remain there two years feel eee Koen, apes ess Offices of the Com: celad that opposition to thelr staying would é HOUSEFURNISHINGS.- eae: ket es — led as rebeliton against EFKIGEKATOKS AND WATEB COOLERS $4, 881, 060 “AT KEDUCED PRICES. pTor{he truth of the above facta we refer the public to Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumblers, ality soon Crockery, Giassrrate and witehah Utensil, Irockery, Giiray’s Lace Carta ‘314 7th street, 5 doors Wed.. Sep. 19 Bothi Y WEDNESDAY FROM NEW z Kates 0: paseaye—§8v anc $100, according to sccom- Becdation. at very low rates. Steerags tickets from Liv- Eis at Queeustown and ali other partaof’ Europest ‘Through bills of tsden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Barre, Antwerp snd other jorts on the Continent and ar freisiit and passe apply atthe at an 1 @ Bowing Gi ia es 4 TIS BIGELOW & Cv., ovo Tin steet, W “\” VERNON HB. BROWN & ©: Mesers. O15 Acti.g’ OF SIXTH AND B STREETS, a8 FOLLOWS:— For Pitisburg and the West, Chi ACTIVITY IN CHINESE ARSENALS. SHANGHAI, August 29.—There Is great activity in the arsenals here. It is rumored that Li Hung Chang will return to Shanghai. 81 ure ws IN oe a HANGHAL, August 29.—Two thousand troops have been sént to Canton. and ammu- nition are being prepared for transportation to that place. 26 to Chicago. OMAC RAILROAD. yEW yO ROTTERDAM, AMS’ DAM. — rie, Canandaigua, Roc! Buffalo, Brokers, and owned by many of A Good Tobacco Crop in Connecticut. phe first. . fll powered, Clyde-built Dutch 50 p. m. daily, t Saturd: ith Pals spected citizens. - P N of this’ Lines STEK ast. Kort Waehineton 00° Gauandaiyua, as) Harrisburg to Evry Reracznarons M. A. DAUPHIN, President, : AM. J Er ib W. A, SCHOLTE: Mu SPRINGFIELD, Mass. August 29.—Reports to the New England Homestead trom over 100 tobacco growing towns in the Connecticut and Housatonic Valleys indicate that the crop for 1883 will be a full ‘With Slate Stone Shelves. WALNUT AND ASH REFRIGERATORS. i For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:30 S@7-CAPITAL PRIZE $75, except Sunday. . aed TICKETS ONLY $5. SHARES IN PROPORTION. average in yield, while excelling in quality. Tne N a LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. | total acreage is reduced fully 15 per cent, with 9: second cabin, WATER COOLERS AND FILTERS COMBINED, 0 Stil ores te tee ee For passaice apuly to W. G. METZEKO. or out WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZER3. ‘elo hereby certify that we supervise the av ston. On Sunday, 4:20 p. pacer Ae ais Affairs in Mexico. A BANQUET—RAILROAD AFFATRS, ETC. Crry MBEXIOO, At 29.—The city council gives a grand banquet to-day to Dr. Ramon Fer- Dandez, governor of the Federal district. The President, the cabinet, the foreign ministers and. Many other distinguished per ‘The regulations for the consi operation of ratl- forty-first annl raary of the insugu. -first annive: Fation of their glee club here, Paymaster Brown’s Death. New OR.Eans, August 20.—A special dispatch to the Picayune from Pensacola says: Paymaster Zachary T. Brown, of the U. 8 navy, died at the Davy yard last night of yellow fever. placid bsbsalltis Latest from Wall Street. STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER. New Yorn, August 20, 3:15 p.m.—Stocks have nh 6 Weak = and now Minis There has been Ma for al the Me hy ead SRE a ee rea ments fo fonthty a se es oy The Louisiana State C ere me all throngh trains connect at fompany, and in per- ta of 0% ‘or Bs: Dy N. Yog Zereey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, afford- iny direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriawe actows New York City, ee a. mn. a: For :40 a.m. E Sunday, 4:20, 9/50 and p.m. Limited Express, 9:32 a. m. daily, ex- SODA AND MINEBAL TUMBLERS, ICE PITCHERS, CREAM AND BERRY SETS. Company to use this cert signatures attached, in Inv gorative Cordial, 5 Weakuma ‘Nefvous De- M. W. BEVERIDGE, re any case of Bibty ond Impotency. stem HG Berret 4028 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. D. +; ANFORTH’S F LUID, ELOvES, T'dideront caborsad ul erioey Shane eS, SP aifereht oto ou hand.’ ‘The most varied amsoruneut iu the ty REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- ui Partic os peew iar to Ladies, mar- itics and Ovarian tr’ ubles ¥ experience, au27-Im* ERTSON, A REGULAR GRDUAT. 20 iv experience, gmarantecs a cure in ali diseases rimary ‘Nervous 1 eb post Poinons, seamen, Se. Ay enred in 410 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except ‘D. FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- (DELA AND WASHINGTON 3 nae 6 Gaye. No mercury oF caustice used. Can be ct every Wednesday and furday, from 2 109 D.tu, at hie 6 Cn.w. Keferstolrad:ng physctane of Balti- More. Rain ofica So 1 ioerty sts Fetmore. Mae 22T Ro LEON'S FEMALE PILLS MAILED T tress on receipt of $1. Box 307 City P.O. Commissioners, COOKING STOVES, RANGES, BRICK SETT ana PORTABLE SLATE MaNTELS, LATROBES, FUK- NACES, a great variety. _ 7 W. & JENKS & CO.. ‘TIT 7th strect_nortnwest. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. 1 . BROTHARS AND GRAY GIVE X = Preeriptions aud send you to some side-show rumest. who divide profit with the dector. Those 200, - = 7:00 and 9:10 p. sta and information at the office, northeast cor per of 13th street and Fennnyivenis avcuns ‘and atthe reap, o'b'ed of of Giendien ahs © | station. where orders can be left for the checking of eae bens SKOTHENS and GAY. 906° etroct ao Twn To dcsunateg Som Rotem and recdocen. 5 ire Se ‘Since “Nommen Deawmnas take Tunes: ce experience ee S cure ov atin’ | CHAS. E. PUGH. General Man: eee aes eB. ELLERY, DA SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- DEE, TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIER is a certain SUCCESKOR To enre Zor Byphilia, Scrofula Ovarium Tumors, Kid- x NINTH Gi DRA) OLAS8 I, AT NEW ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ORLEANS, HURDLE. SEprkwsen iE 1883. = corm e DUBBEUIL BROTHERS, Bey Diseases all Blood Poison. Syphilis Susraniond ine cifher stage Sead two sanyefor pau- | 74% MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE MANUFACTURERS, OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, ‘3el3-codiy Da. JOHN TRIPP. Tee AD THE WaST. FURNISHINGS, W 80.25, {22 Most RYLIABLE AND LONGEST- DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! SNS 8 esas Beerevens, Wane, DG. ‘ents! Specialist ‘in the city? ‘Wh; : $75,000 Au Bi.nw. | [chedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 23th, 1993. | ixof the Finest Drons Shirts to order.o..-cess.-$12.00 28,000 BROTHs ti e—over thirst 906 Bats. w: 8 ire hhirts to order Sworn to lefore A. C- Richards, Justo of the Peas” aecius at eiagton from station, corner of New Jersay | fi Extra Fine Shirts to or 700 ideo SE DanE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR TA. | daly at 3:05 mm ots 6° to pm oa = 180 dies. Allfemsie complaints quickly cured, Gants | Thrvuh Cosches aiid Palace slesinng Game to above 10h daily at L440 1th streetnorthwest. Officehoure | Points, without change; 10:15 a. 1 ‘to Chicago, 400 Tto 9 ceiock p.m.. with iadiesoniy. tyT-tm* | excepts E a Cleveland and, Detroit at 8:30. m. TRETANT TO LADIES LADIES MAY BE | $nd8:40 p.m. daily; 8:40 p. m. is a solid train to Fitts ‘ated |, before, d Burg with Sleeping Gare Sickuews, with Medical Treatment, iy a Beier | For Toledo aud Detrott vis Menrosville, 10:15 sm. family.“ Address Mrs. M. H. SLOANE, 116 North Car- sally. Ag = pee nee for Detroit. Olixe Street, Baltimore. Dr. Sloane's Nervine, Tonic for | , Trains for iphia and New York at 8:10 sm. the Generative Organs, §1 per bottie. 015-3" Selly exert, Sunda} wie d 9:40 p. m. daily, with RY = ms 90, 6:40, 7345, 8:10, 9 for $1500." Banty- mado Bhitieat tien pee oF 5, §, 8:90, 4:50, | Fe id I spetc unfinished, 75 cts.; finished, 90 cta. Helahod, 8 cn: Sinai ca, Fallitne 882 88 £16 F Street, ‘Opposite Patent Office, DR. MOTT'S FRENCH FOWD: Eeclarn cure forall Urinary Diseases, 17) Pratin, te, Gonorrbens, cured in Srenee worhoaee Price $3 per box, sent by mau under Se. OL Toc IDE OF prio 9, 10:05 am., TIORAh BANE, ouch aoa: NEW ORLEANS, La, FEa New Discovery Tx Meoicrse. is permeating IMPORTANT : From Staunton, excent . through healthy actions Wincor soe noah ad Se Rp bres wi Gresteree sian, | men = ound Oncans in cither sex without inser R jaaay: "10:00 ‘am, 8:00 p.m. daily ‘use have cures are testified i b il i rp mamtngen a 1 Sn ee meee as ra ‘stop at Relay Station ex- alr i | I f i "ss Foon FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS, THE ONLY PEKFECT SUB -TITUTE FOR MOTH. ERe MILE Agent. Ppeotecr YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH Ui@ AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. REFINED GUM CAMPHOR %c, PER POUND, 1G . ‘120.9% street, ccsner M'stect sonnet Z Fe A 9 Ortelans and Reed Birds. FOR THE SEASON WHICH OPENS OF SATURDAT—VIEWS OF AM EXPERIENCED SHOT—AN RABLY DUCK 6BaS0x, ‘The bunting ‘Which 1s the ist of September, as then the resiric- tdons placed upon the shooting of ortolans and reed birds is removed. E H fi i Hd fl case you seas Ay, ducks this year?” asked the reporter. “A few summer ducks,” was the reply. “The Ted wings don’t put in an appearance until about the middle of ber, depending, upon the weather. This y: tink, because the cool weather will set in early. —— District Government Affairs. REQUESTS FOR LAYING SIDEWALKS. Mr. Charles Miller, of 1236 E street south Tequests of the Commissioners the laying of a side- walk on the east side of 12th street southeast, be- tween D and E streets, which request has been granted. The usual con- ditions are, that the parties immediately tnter- ested do the work, the District furnishing the ma- terlal. The Commissioners have also given per- mission for the laying of a pavement on G street, Detween 11th and 12th streets southeast, on simi: lar conditions, a A CIRCULAR TO THE PoLicr.—Major Dye, tne chief of police, has 1ssued a circular, calling the attention of that force to section 431 of the Re- vised Statutes, which forbids any private, detec tive or member of the force to a Or to ald any person suspected of crime to escape, by falling to give known facts or withholding any information. A Stan Tr asked Major Dye why he Issued the order ins Ume. He said it was in conse- uence of a large number of cases that come to the attention of his office, in which officers report Tobberies, and when the goods are found and it is discovered that the robbery was committe by one of the family or trusted friend they do not want to prosecute the case. ‘This action is to notify the officers that they are compelled to prosecute such persons. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER —The follow! were the readings at the office of the chief sign oMicer to-day: 7 a.m. 67.9; 11 am., 72.1; & p.m. 70.0, Maximum, ; Minimum, 62.6. See ee ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN HILIsSDALR.—Betsy Sims, colored, attempted to kill herself by taking an ounce of laudanum yesterday. Dr. Torrey ‘was immediately called and render Medical asstst- ance, and thts morning she wasrecovering. Family trouble was the cause, ‘THE SUITS AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND PoTomac RatLwoaD.—Yesterday still another sult was en- tered against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, Wm. N. Dalton and wife being the complainants, who allege that their property on Virginia aven' between 6th and 7th Streets, has been ‘aamaged $5,000 by the railroad compan; Exo. —_—>—_—_ NERATED.—Frank Garrity, the man who was before the Police Court yesterday on the charge of larceny of some gauges, and given until to-day to ts character, was present to-day with Is counsel, Mr. Campbell Carrington, and a num- ber of old residents of East Washin The court, after hearing the evidence, sald that r= day there was just evidence enough to hold vhe defendant, but since he had establ'shed such an excellent character he was glad to release him. —>——_ STEALING Doctments FRoM THE CAPITOL BUILD- ING.—About 2:50 o'clock yesterday mor the Watchman in the west grounds of the Capitol, on the House side, saw three colored men leave the Dullding, each with a bagon his shoulder. The men not halting when he hailed them, they dropped their load and made their escape. The gs Were found to contain about 150 pounds of Public documents tn each, and it is supposed that & thief secreted himself ‘in the document room, from @vhence be handed out the bags to his accom- ices. It s also thought that the thief must have n an employe or ex-employe. ee From A. Brentano & Co, we have Punch, and the London Graphic, Ittustrated News, and Pictorial World, tor the 18th inst, recelved by yesterday's ate mer from Queenstown. pisiren Le CHANGES IN THE ASIaTIC SQUADRON.—Rear Ad- miral Crosby, commanding the Asiatic squadron, reports tothe Navy department, under date of Yokohama, July 31st, that he has detached Pay Inspector George Cochran from the Richmond and laced him on waiting orders: Lieut. Commander Rit Hitchcock from the Monocacy, and placed him on waiting orders, and Lieut. L 8. Hatchktn, on waiting orders, and ordered those three officers top! home in the first nt vessel proceeding to the United States. governme! Assistant Pay- master John A. Mudd has been ordered tem; rily to the Richmond to relieve Paymaster Coch- Tan, with orders to continue his present duty at ‘the naval hospital; Lieut. A. J. Iverson has been detached from the Palos, and ordered 10 the Mor nocacy as executive officer; Lieut. S. M. Ackley, Getached from the Richmond, and ordered to the Palos as executive officer; Fleet Pay Clerk F. 8. Larkin has been ordered to revurn home and re- port his arrival to the department, his appoint- ment ceasing at that time; Pay Clerk W. S. Under- down remains with Assistant P: Mudd. YELuow Faver.—The surgeon general of the marine hospital service has recetved a telegram from Surgeon Burgess, at Havana, stating that the Spanish bark Dace de Junio, which left there the 26th inst. for Bruswick, Ga, left two cases of yellow fever at Havana, ‘Tae CHOLERA IN Eoyrr.—The Department ot State has received and transmitted to the Treas ury de] ent dispatches from the U. S. consul gene Constantinople, dated July 19th and st, in regard to the cholera in Egypt and ube sanitary condition of Constantinople. No Dirricocry m Recurring THE ABMY.— Inqutry at the War department develops the fact that no serious difficulty is experienced by re- cruiting officers in keeping the army near the Umit prescribed by law, as The army at present numbers 24,000 men, or within 1,000 of the prescribed limit. town a willing captive. Perhaps the most taking things the corps have accomplished in the line of SEgee Bee i 4 Hat i a TRE HAZERS. Correction—The Court te Try the Ac- cused. = ANNAPOLIS, MD., At ts dis. Maryland, were not among those ho is m Abe fourth class op the Consteliation. @. B r, of Wisconsin, and KE. T. Witherspoon, of Connecticut, are among tbe hazers. apy ee, Woot ana Motgs are Che court to try the accused, with Licu win as Judge advocate. The court will meet hy 8 ae HY 0, i) ox ma FA i if E 5 af FE SK iP Pr Ld mae F. ir i guar’ 3 2 Eng 5 4 if Fh ty 83s Bee #987 fier ? oo! Fy 538 if Fe 2H KS A % } of course, | they will be early I | 5, A Suppew Drara.—Mrs Van Horn, the wife of Captain Van Horn, who resides in Mt. Pleasaut, Was taken suddenly sick on the yesterday ft She was removed to he oe, Where She soon died. ‘The cause of her death was rhew Matism of the heart, ee eee Dissatisficd Colored Republicans THE MOVEMENT IN MARYLAND IN FAVOK OF A COl- ORED STATE CONVENTIO’ A convention of colored men was held last evening in Baltimore for the purpose of appotnt- ing delegates to a colored state convention, to be held September 13th. The chairman, J.E. Briscoe, Said in his opening speech: “This convention is not called tn the interest of the Wlican or the lc party, but in the Interest of the color:d use.} It is not for Mr. Holton or Mr. What Is our po- people we have been with since the days of our freedom has d-generated into a white man’s party. The convention 1s called to announce that we have a grievance and express our opinion on the important issues of the coming campaign.” He denounced the state base tardy law, which he said falls to protect th> virtue of colored females. He would not vote the demo- cratic ticket, Another speaker sald we want to say to the White republicans that they must meet us half way. what we ask for must not be lissed wn. THE REGULARS WITHDRAW AND HOLD ANOTHER MEETING. A minority, headed by George Mason, tried to make a diversion in favor of Holton, and finally withdrew from the hall. Those rematning then Proceeded to elect delegates to the colored state convention, while the bolters and others met at another hall. One speaker said that the leaders in the other convention had been drilled the day before by white democrata Another said that there were brains enough among the colored men of Maryland to manage their own affairs aud that there was a $5 democratic note on the head of every man in the other convention. Resolutions were unanimously adopted recogniz- ing the spirit of discontent in the ranks of the col- ored republicans, caused by thelr political import. ance not being properly recognized, and referring to an attempt to inaugurate an independent move- ment. They advise concessions on the part of the leaders, and declare that a fair representation in the state and city committees and in the state and national conventions will go far towards satlsty- ing these discordant elements; that whatever their complaints be, they sincerely denounce the leaders of any Independent’ movement, and any such movement, as unwise and tmpolitic. ‘They therefore recommend the colored votars to organe ize everywhere, and the appointment of a comintt- tee to call a council of leaders of the colored peo- ple, and the appointment o: an executive commit ‘The meeting adjourned with three cheers for Holton. ——_—_--____ Explosion on an Excurnon Stcamer. THR BOILER OF A HUDSON RIVER STEAMBOAT BLOWS UP—MANY PEOPLE KILLED AND INJURRD—JA¥ GOULD aS 4 LIFE-SAVER. ‘The excursion steamer Riverdale started up the Hudson from New York on its trip to Haverstraw at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the foot of Harrison street. When opposite the foot of 18th street her boilers exploded. Eye-witnesses on the shore saw what seemed to be the whole of the in- side of the vcgsel fly into the air with a report like the discharge of acannon. The shell of the hull careened over, but continued up the stream the momentum of its own until t_went down, bow first, at the foot of 15th street. About twenty of the passengers on the steamer, Inciud- ing everybody in the cabins, were blown up in the explosion. The rest selzed_ life-pr and Jumping over the rail into the river, were (sowed up by @ number of tugboats that mi J mediately put out from the Now York and fersey shores to their assistance. Three persons Were killed and eight wounded. Among those Who were blown up and badly scalded ts said to be Gardner, the evangelist. On the arrival of the ambulance the body of Mrs. Sisson, of Tarrytown, was brought ashore in a boat. Her grandson, Whose name ts Chapin, had jumped from the up- per deck and was picked up by a tugboat. George A. Davies, a fireman on the Riverdale, was terri bly scalded by escaping steam. The Riverdale Was an old boat, and ran up the river from New York to Haverstraw and Cornwall. The Reliance, Q.coal-tar boat, was near the Riverdale when shé blew up, and drew nearly forty people from the water. Other steamers and tugs also hastened to the scene. The steun yachts of Jay Gould and Mr. E. 8. Jaffray were lying at the foot of West street at the time. Both Mr. Gould and Mr, Jaffray had Just gone ashore when the accident occurred. Upon hearing the explosion they Imrne- diately turned about, and putting out to the scene of the wreck in’ their gigs ordered their Yachts to foliow without delay. Both engaged in the work of giving aid wherever needed with great zeal. _——_—_a BETROTHED. RICE—NORPLINGER, On August 29th, 1883, Ming HANNAH NOKDLINGER to SOL KICK, of Leadville, Col, ‘No cards, MARRIED. THOMPSON—GRAHAM. On ist 28, 2083, by Rov. §. Mi: Harteck, It qHOMP: WN aud Miss EMI ‘AHAM, ashing: D.0. ALLYN. anon ie Jesus, at 15 o'clock p.. r. in_the second Otis ae, Me WA H ALLY torments Funeral from Hy Smith 2010 Bt ‘to be taken years, funeral will take place from the residence of one, Bilas Tucker, Re Sib Health att coats Telatives are Fesvectfully invited 16° UNDERTAKERS.