Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1883, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. ——————— —— = POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. AUCTION SALES. A POLICEMAN’S DUTY. ‘The New Pestal Notes. Change in the Pestal Service. THE EVENING STAR. ‘TEE POUTMASTER GEWERAL TAKES THE FIneT OWR RERIGN ATION OF CHIRF INEPRCTOR FaRKER TO TAR 5 —y ; —— = Policeman Ep. K- Heats, 29 North Street, Portiand, W EAE! EOPUL, a Bt s Z 'CANSON BROS.. Avetioncers, ISSUED HERE—NOTES SECURED 48 SOUVENIES, &C. | gprect ocTOSER 1—INSPECTOR SHARP DESIONATED L bun geo pm E SE eat y suns AETERNOON S07 noe 319 Soa se ee eat, s Me., May 11, 1883, writes:— MONDAY.............. September 3, 1883. ‘The law providing for the tesuing of postainotes | ro sccoxep mix. IHOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer. Corner D street. \ TEAMPES GEOrGr Leary ann Excerston: | J" “I have been troabied for a good many years with RR ORFOL or opSrreks® SoRcoe Vinee it : ‘Went into effect to-day, and Mr. Merrill, whois in | Col. D. B. Parker, chief postoffice Inspector, has POINT AND OORNFIFL order re 2.00 | Piney und Ti L ‘Bteamer leaves 7th-strest whar! daily, er leaves PEOuTT SUNDATS. 85.30 p.m. OVED PROP. RTY ON THE SOUT! NER OF TWENTY-T REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, s Ss ‘ Ni. W AND SECOND-HAND Ga RPETO: STOVER, inflammation of the bladder, dating as far back as dur- POD GS UTE DURSURE a BEEWIEN | Bo.. ke. if ing the time I wasin the army. I suffered with dull, TOs. sii apace sti FOR, ACCOUNT CALLAN AND wricox. as. | heavy pains in the back and kidneym too intense for me e On MONDAY, s he ie THIRD, at FT SIG EES, Tees, MISFIT CLOTH- oho: Kyl wl sai oa ta aueen Laea§ ING, ko” re to describe, and tried several remedite that were recom- 9. 60, Trontng sl Peto south #de On TUESDAY MORNING. Ai = mended, and was examined by ape. of our beet phy- era of Gt lets tacoes cn tad socot tm | at TEs Cavoce. wo will ella our Saas Poems sicians, who pronounced {t inflammation of the i street, tetween 22d and “8d atreets | "20°! reson ch aocde, ring the jas at One Lime collector of In- SATURDAYS AT 6 P. wi ‘McDonald took | ternal revenue at Knoxville, Tenn., and was ap- P.M. bladder; and I went to the hospital’ for trestment, but Rotes issued were | Pointed inspector by Postmaster-Gen- Pi sonnets od <xourstones special feature. Return | northwest. ‘kxwo; Wess « 00., Auctionsers. all medicine and treatment bad seemed tofall. I was by —_ who q Bound tri; tickets good on githar Leary or Excein'o Fivit.’ Part of Lot No. 3. ta site Oley recommended fe am it Hyon Faciusys conection with Boston snd Provitoncs | gctunre Rec An ieauting 3 feet on te west wets of 26ER = Cipasite City Fost Omics. = sekedouese nine. ae ~ gree pines demo late "Fa fa macnn seen ee el caved bp seomiere, | SPECIAL SALE LOT OF ENGLISH CROCKERY | %#0d in several such cases herein Portiand and vicinity. ve Boston, $15.75, including stateroom, berth am pL os g WAB’, A DESI SSOSTM ENT Corea, I purchased © bottie st Smith's drug store here, and fs 4-8 me 4 etme No. ? street ni st é Bim Mr. Freight recetved dafty wait § pm. Iceni cach; balancetrume andtwoseane SOAP TO FORNEAOSA, Siteta WA2HING | round after using the frst bottle Wat tt relieved mo ing that the lower WM. P. WELCH, Agee” HUYGTNS, Gen. Supt, Gee Se AU HON wyium our, Salesrooms, TUESDAY, | greatty, and after using several bottles found that it A large ee ee anh. at option of A. dopoalt os RATE, at 104. a. 1s here were drawa OOK AT LOW PARES. vired on each pisce of Property ab tine of @id me more good tasn all other medicines and treat- are were arene as arte dauncal/an cs UMTS DOWSISG. Auctioneer. | WW ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. ment I have received combibed. And te add tomy ; ‘expecta 2: RIBS to Blackixtone Isiand. 25 Cla.” — -- TRUSTEES SALE OP FLEGANT AND GosTLy | ©0d opinion of Hunt's Remedy, T ber to stats in clos- aeenees epee aes ‘DAY BRD) to Alcusndra, (Cts ___TO-mokKOW. EXRSTTUNS HORS BRUSSELS AD OTHE ing that my wife nas been for a long time troubled with To Point Tax ‘Fortress Moproe and Norfo"k, FOLEY, Auctioneer. By virtue of a decd of trust dated January 170, a.D, | *Wesknecs aad inflammation of the bladder, with ‘Arctic Sea. Mosbay, vEDAE DAY sot BEIDAY, ot6 30 P.Mey ATolll sell the stock of Dey and Fancy Goo, con- 1883, pan any reourded in Libor No, 990, complication of other diseases peouliar to women. Returning, jeove Norfolk NiKT DAY abép. m. tained In store No. 98 7th street northwest, at auction, | Que of the Layee Ferra tuneton® D-C.. and by | After using only two bottles she has been completely PALE. S00 | aCe WAT. 5 mencing WVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND~ | Opt suction, on TU<#@AY, "SEPiEMBBR | cured: and I can say that my wife is loud in praise of ASDA eed PuiDax, eS Ce FOUnrH, 4b. 188, contmonctng st TES OCHO ER at ‘consist of Sitka, the prensines. No. 1170. ‘sostheast. the | tuis wonderful medicine, and I would highly recom- os Dress Goods, hens, Towels, Napkins, Hoxiery, 0 ve ve mer Tt/MPSON, leat ‘Half Hour, couim dria, ot the Hour. Qteamen Leaves 7th street wharf atT = m. tor POTOMAC BIVEL LANDINGS, FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF DAM, ENNEL AND RESERVOIR, rate nee with the sect o. Congress ‘82, wll be receive i at this office 1K NOOS. CN FRIDAY, C- IE TH, 1883, when they will be pubticiy the work to be doue comprises three different vi i me n_ accor: Sth, 14 2. & eR ‘th at. wharf, Washi M™ VERNONI MT. VERNON! _ A.—Dam Const: vcTiox.—This consists (st) ‘dam icing the ursent masoury ‘across the Mary- — channel of the Yotomee river at the Gr: at Falis, by ping 15 inches thick: 2d) the extension of the dam 2 masonry structure about height of about 6 feet; ) the further extension the dam «bout 453 fect across the Vircinia channel by a substruc.nre of ‘k filled with stone, and a superstructure of together with about 300 fect of masonry dain nection with the V.rginia shore. B.— * quepuct EXTEN#ION—being the exten- Washiugton Aqueduct by e TUNNEL, about 36 feet louw, ih & crows nection of about 77 square most, if u6t ll of the tunnel will be through hard ASS C.—PEsERVoIR ConsTRUCTION.—Thin work cousimt mainly of earth excavation and embank- being to construct a reservoir caps- 300, 000, 000, s. sals, in ‘triplicate, must be made for ea prop sing to bid will apply at this nks for propossis, specifications, and all vrmation, being careful to state for which ¢ ase OF werk bianks are desired: but they will be to such partion ‘as show prima faoie evi 1. L. BLAR®, Captain. PCTEMAG THASSPORTATION LINE. »., for Baltimore gr + leaves Baltimore every F ony. STEPHENSON & BRO., Ageata, street wharf and 12th at. ‘and Po. ANO LEAV 5 WASHING Sendays, esisys and Thursdays, at 7 . for Potomac Miver Landings. Lands at part Sondaysan:| Tuestays down, Wednes- re able, financialiy and by experience, Hrent’s wharf am ‘hapel Pomt Thurstays take work on which they propose to bid. «i Mondays and Wednesdays rR Mattox | » Fach bidder must submit vith his proposals written ination) Sundays Theslaye and Phursdayus 2.on which he relies to establich his capacity 10 sed aud inforivation iven at offices of | perfurm the work, eference belug had to his experience 14 Feposyivania avenue. | on work of like character, to the plant at his Qisposal wt. mh and which he pcopeses to use, ‘and to ‘Lis financial abil- == - u i is Recess ice aia reece ston ot = ae the ors. Before pro ‘are opened euch bidder STEAMERS. must certify to the ‘undersigned that. etthes personaly = = <== ] or by a duly authorize avent he las ‘nspecte, the nae Ural features of the loca ity whieh the work la located and examined the drawines on file in tms office. = ihe Fight is reserved to reject any eid all bie or parts o G. J. LYDECKER, Quebee to Liverpool every Saturday, making the Cs ay. A” AN LINE-SUMMELK SkRVICE. Shortest ccean weyage. Only five days from land to | 8931-6 Major of Enxineers, U. | lend. Accommodetions unsurpamed, Cabin—$7v snd | PROPOSALS FOR CA T-ION LAMP POSTS AND $80 singic, $135 and $250 Excursion. BRONZE LAMPS. Baltimore to Liverpool every ulternate Tueaday, via ae ‘ied { Bailitaxs aud st. Johns, N. F. Wasutnaton, D.C., Angust 28:h, Tats. Sealed Proposals for turnishing, fittiag and deliver- Interme-tinte Pasnage, $49. Prepaid Stecrage, $21. | in ve Ornamental Gatvanize ‘east iron Lamp fete iuired for the approa” hes ding for LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents, ‘War and. Navy Dopartinenta, tn this erty” wil bese: 207 Broadway, New York; or, | ceived at this officy anti T'W ; on KEP! EM T Lvs. M., 3 Bk FIGHTH, 1883, and opened immediately there- after, in presence ot bidders. Sevarate sealed propossia for furnishing, manufso- turing and deiiveril the Brouze iaimpa required for the above Posts will be received and opened at the same time and place. Specifications, general instructions to bidders, and b forms of proposals will te furnished to reguiar =— manufacturers on application to this office, | (UKTH G°RMAN LLoyp— THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, N Stxamsmp Love Between New Youre, Haven, 128-66 it Col. Corps of Engineers. The steacucrs of this eaupany will sail EVERY WED. | PHOPOSALS FOR ASPHAL|UM FOOT WALKS, er& t Havre, London, &cvtbampton snd Bremen, _ WASHINGTON, D. C., August 28th, 1! first eabin, $103; second eshiu, $60; , $0: pre- | ~PROPOSAL» will be received at this office until Daid steerage cex For freucht or pamage | TWE..VE O'CLOCK NUON, TUESDAY, SEPT ©MBarit apply to OELKICHS & Cu, 3 Bowling G: ‘New | FOU! H, 1883, and opened immediately the eafter in ‘York: W. G. METZEROTT & CO., 925 Pennsylvania | the presehce of bidders, for laying asphaltum {-ot- Syeute northwest, Agents tor Washinxton. wala een in RraPoat Circle, Lafayete Square and Mount = ere . Specifications, blank forms of proposal aud zeneral seaactoen bias eee cee meron uy 4 a is office. . ‘A. BF. KOCKWI Colonel S. Arm: RAILROADS, of hehe GKEAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. JRE NOTH, WEST, AND SOUTH. At Waebineten, D. C.: AN, 612 9th street. Cc UNARD LINE ELL, Wi pe eD. 26. | Pavoni. “) We x N sEN EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORn. Tae aT POUISaE acitict ©. passnge—i60, $8" ana $100, according to LY StH, 1883. ‘Tnaxss Leave WASHINGTON, FROM STATION, CORNER Bteerag” 2t very low rates. Stecrage tickets from Liv- OF LOWS: cose! Queedacown and ali other partwof’ Europent an We Limited Pxpresa Pate. a.m.. daily; Fast burg to Cine:m Westera xpress 1:0 p ranean porta. mn., daily. with Palace Cars to Fitisbure aud Cincli- sy ly at the Com of ‘ Pitta ¢ and pessame apply pens ecmon, nati. Also, connects, except Saturdays, for Chica- ture, Bedilins, Carpets, ete. mentioned in the i tne, bedding. Carpets, ot mentioned © | mend it to all who are suffering from kidney diseases uphoistered in raw silk. Fbouy Tables, covered with plush; Easy Chairs. Hendvome Waluut Chamber Salted. Waluut Marole-top Buffet, Dining-room Chairs, brace ‘arnt. Watnut Chitfonter, vory onstly; Hall Rack, mirror back. Walnut Pil sr Extension Table. = Wainut ~ecretary, elocautly carved. Lace ¢ urtaiusand | amubr uns Walnut Library Tables, Walnut Writing Deak, Boston Easy Choir. Lounves, French Couches, Walnut Folding Chair. Maroon Heepy Hollow, Walnut Hall chairs, I pl red in leat! irrors. lanl Comforts, Sheets, "Towels, Napking, Springs, eto, Many other articies, too numerous to mention. above gollection of furniture is in perfect order ani worthy the attention of buyers. au2zs-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trustee. ABOVE SALE I3 POSTPONED UNTIL t2- THE a THURSDAY, SEP(EMBER THIRTEENTH, 1833 same hour and piace. By order of the Trustee.” se8- (CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM! PROPERTY ON SSTRELT” BETWEEN FOUR TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH- EST. Virtue of a deed of trust, dated 100, T8s1, snd recorded in Liver & eae | 2 Feaignaset and records ofthe Diet of sn oun tie en ren in 5 ‘ag mt in frost of tho Wwe will offer for nals, at public anction, on WEDNE: ingle’s sub-division of square num ‘two mun and seven (207), 14s recorded ju liber W, ¥..folio, the office of the nave oF of anid datriot, with im ents thereon, and brick dweling. on erms of eal: One-third balanoein 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest as ibe cua of annum, secured by deed of trust of the $100 down at time of Al er's cost. ‘Yerms toh ATHAN é sepllkds CHAULES W. HANDY: | Trustees. LEY, Auctioneer. I will seit stock of Grocerte » Canned ‘its, Pick! hei aot ries, Canned Fruita, Pickles, jus suces, rpices, Candy Jars, and 's lot Groceries, &e., &. ; Shelviny and Gountera, ands lot of Houschold ture and other art:clea Bumerous to mention. sale will take place TH PLEMBAR SIXTH, EI 1283, commencing at TEN O'CLOcK A.M.. at Store ‘No. 62 H strect n.w., near Gover:um=nt Printing Office. coe FOLEY, Auctioncer- mentioned stock, with 5 years EF-The above Jeane and 9 good established business, can be purchased cheap bef of ivate sale. “ay hy to CO ey ed oace, ausl-5t 811 7th street northwest. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN WASH- ASTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. C., AT AUO- ON. On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in fi Qf th vf 1885, at F LOCK. in front of tho protntses, 120 feet. ve cottage, seven Also, lot in rear of 1: sg 46 fe 5 Dg streets northwest, in ciose proximity to the Government Printing Office and the new Pension Office, : One-half cash: the residue in six masnthe, FAMILY SUPPLIES. TTHE SE a Secieteere e YY ot market FRANK J. Tipe Ts, myl0 corner 14th and New York avenue. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS: i all a ol PortLasp, Me., May 11, 1883. Thereby certify that I know the facts of the sickness of Mra, E. K. Heath, and that they are correctly stated in the foregoing certificate, and ler cure was acoom- plished by the use of Hunt's Remedy. A. W. Surrn, Druggiet. Cor. Portiand and Green Streets. NO MATERIAL CHANGE, ‘This ia to certify that I have used Hunt's Remedy for the kidney complaint, and derived much benefit from I have been afflicted about one year, and received treatment from the local physicians, and used a num- ber of so-called specifics without any material help. I am bappy to say, after using three bottles of Hunt's Remedy, I was completely cured. Inever fail to recommend it, and you are at liberty 0 use my name in any manner you may desire. Joux W. Joanarom. Nonwicn, Conx., May 7, 1883. Sreorar Sure Ar re SDAY, THE TWELETH AY OF | SEPTEMBER, ' 1833, vie O'CLOCK. P.M. eco “oe Bet y ‘or of ground known and distinguiahed on the Said city as lot num! a rorty-aix (46 ree es : 211, in prove- = > Ere» cette RK KIRK! Fearing that some of my stock on the third floor of my store has been slightly damaged by smoke caused by the late fire next door to usand preferring not to take any further rik, I bave therefore concluded to offer these goods at very low prices to secure imme- whow Cases, Too’ Box, Seales. ni ‘THESE GOODS ARE NOT OLD STOCK. NO ODDS AND ENDS, , but new goods kept as reserve stock. 1 Lot Ladies’ CHEMISES AND DRAWERS, of splendid muslin, at $2 cents. 1 Lot Ladies* OHEMISES, DRAWERS, AND SHIRTS, of excellent cotton, trimmed and tucked, at 1Lot Muslin Underwear of the best, CHEMISES, DRAWERS, SKIRTS, AND NIGHTDEKSSES, trimmed with embroidery, at 75 cents. OTHER BARGAINS IN WRITE GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, snd general House Furnishing 416 Seventh street. Gazar Saczrice Is Crormsa MISFIT STORE, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, Being determined to make a Clean Sweep of the Entire Btock of Fine Clothing, previous to making alterations, Prices have been cut down regard- under date of August 98th, enclosing a named in part = B. W. Stearns, of the fourth cless, | U.& Navy button aad a coin, which he got tn laisaid, at 9am. Komi t Parlor Suito, upholstered in raw silk, (OF diseases of the biadder. the accussed, Mr. ws, was | September, 1882, from a native of ince of Al. XANDRIA Fr Pky. ef, oa es, Alaska. story of the native was that the hazing. 1882, Cadet Hawkes, of the third class, testified that accused had nothing to do witn the hazing. Cadet Magee, of the fourth class, also gave testimony exonerating Andrews, ee Boycotting the Best. Herald. Boeron, Sept. &8—Resolutions were pxssed yes- lay by the amalgamated Irish and Catholic societies of Fall River, in joint convention, to “boycott” the Daily Herald, because the latter rerused to print an appeal for aid in behalf of the families of the men executed for complicity in the Phoonix Park murders, near’ the cape, and subsequently washed away Again, a8 the attention of the natives was directed to a wreck that was washed ashore. A portion of the clothing, to which brass buttons were at- tached, Was afterwards found on the beach. Mr. Woolfe says that in January, 1868, while istting at Selawig river, he was told a body of a large wi than, dressed th chweksonee clothing, had been i gers) Dody and forward these mementoes that they may be perhaps recognized.” memen- toes enclosed Are an eagle ceut,colned 1n 1858, With @ hole through it, and a small brass button with a naval device. The relics were the object of con- siderable interest at the Navy dey ent this morning. The button is emailer than any now used in the service. Past engineer A.V.Zane, Who Was a shipmate with Muster Putnam on the Rod- gers, was positive thatit did not belong to Put— MAM, OS he Was dressed entirely in deer skins, and wore no brass buttons. The description of the body corresponds with that of Master Putnam, a8 he would be considered avery large man when Count De ambord’s Funeral. Paris, Sept. &—The remains of the Count De Chambord were conveyed from Frohsdort to Walkersdorf on Sunday morning and were sent from there to Garitz in the evening. All the inhabitants of Frobsdort accompanied the proces- sion from the chateau to the depot. In the streets through which the mournful procession marched many lack flags and draperies were displayed from the public buildings ana residences. nee ane see Narrow Escape of Hailread Passen- 2 aod sel New Briram, Conn., Sept. 8—An east bound peeeeger train on the New York and New Eng- land railroad, consisting of one baggage and seven Passenger cars, jumped the track near here this morning, owing to the spreading of the rails. The train coltided with two freight cars standing on the side track and smashed them to pleces. Engi- neer Allen was badly cut about the head and arms, but was not fatally injured. No passengers were injured, Sener the train was running twenty- an hour. ——— ISSUING TICKETS OF ADMISSION—THE RUSH NOT YET COMMENCED. ‘This morning the supervising principals of the Various school divisions were i their offices ready to issue tickets of admission to new scholars, but there was no rush of business, “The crowd will come towards the end of the week,” is eek,” Said one of the cage eae wa ‘to find out about the issuing of tickets tll the last inoment. I wish you would put in Tas Star—and pot, tt, im, itallos—that parents should get tickets ‘their children during the present week.” The supervising principals issue tickets to five miles A Railroad Smash-up. ‘St. -Lours, Mo., Sept. §.—A freight train was itched at Wright City, on the W: Toad, yes- terday. Fifteen cars were derailed and damaged, the locomotive badly injured, and the acing horse “Hanging Rock” und his trainer, Frank the frst Mason, were killed. ‘The engineer and freman of | children who are Dy rRhg She train and the horse’s groom were injured. | CP""noss who. for reason were “absent any Bopp was present at the Franklin building tis N. was nt at the iD Supervising principal or the ares wuctan him a3 incl) rst divi: Mr. Copp said that the number of applications Deing made was about the average. for the first day. Ho remarked that the erection of new school buildings had | greatly "relieved the pressure on rankling a in- tendent. Wilson said he expected, tint the usual percentage of increase would be shown in the at- sendance thls Year, thongh nothing could be) told yet. ir. om | nD, SUj ins 1e Tourtn division, said ne expeoted by newt Tuceday to see & line Of people one hundred feet long 10 SSG arate sabre Gas in Washington and Georgetown. ANNUAL REPORT OF INBPECTOR FORD. Dr. 8. Calvert Ford, the inspector of gas and meters for the District, today submitted his re- port to the Secretary of the Interior. The report General Foreign News by Cable. THE FENIANS IN GLASGOW, Gtasaow, Sept. 8—The nine Irishinen, who have been arrested here on charges of being connected with attempts to destroy property by Synamite, have been known w the police as Fenians, have been under surveillance for several months. DEATH OF A GERMAN AUTHOR. Lonpon, Sept. 3.—Christopher Bernard Levin Shucking, {he German author, and formerly con- nected with the Augsburg an Cologne Gazelle, died yesterday, aged 69 years, CHOLBRA DEATHS. ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 3.—There were five deaths by cholera here yesterday. CHINA OBJECTS TO THE PEACE OF ANNAM. London, Se &—The correspondent of the Standard at Vienna says the Chinese government intends to issue a formal protest to the great pow- ers, declaring that the treaty of peace between France and Annam, signed at Hue, ts vold, as the Bae ce Annam was forced by the French to signi, THE WRECK OF THE G. L JONKS, Lonpon, Sept &8—Further detalls of the wreck off Penzance the ist instant of the British bark G. L Jones, from Bull river, 8. C., for Falmouth, State that eleven of the crew were drowned, in- cluding Captain Newton and the pilot. SIX THOUSAND IKISHMEN DEPRIVED GF THEIR HOMES, DusLIN, Sept. 8—A mass meeting was held on Sunday at Cappamore. The police were present in force and press reporters were in attendance. Michael Davitt delivered an address, ta which he made the statement that by the tyrannical opera- tions of landlordism in Ireland six thousand house- holders had been deprived of their homes within the quarter ending on the ist of July. feet of gas was grains, and the highest was 9.18 grains, while the lowest was .34 Grains, The average quantity of sulphur in 100 cuble feet was 9.63 grains; highest 19 grains, and lowest 6.48 grains. ‘The gas furnished was of less Mluminating power than 16 candles on 18 occa- sions. On 20 occasions the fas captained an ex; cess of6 grainsof ammonia, the quantity allowed yy law. ‘The a rerese MMuminati seid the tur- nished by fe Georgetown a8 CO, was 16.79 can- dies; highest iliuminating power 1883 candles; lowest, 1451. The average quantity of ammonia 1m 100 cubic feet of gas, 92 grains; highest 280 gTains; lowest, 30 graft ‘The average quantity of sulphur 1848 grains; highest, 21.09; lowest, 8.22. On 31 oocasions the ili ting power of the gas was less than 16 candles. On four occasions tne excess of sulphur was over 20 graina. One thousand four hundred and forty-two me- ters were proved di the year, 80 registered fast and 161 registered slow, and 1,139 as within the limits allowed by law; 71 did not Tegister the gas flowing through. ‘he report States that since the passage of the law requiring Fy THE FRENCH CAMPAIGN IN ANNAM. LonDon, Sept. &—A dispatch to the Standara from Hong Kong states that the French General Bouet bas demanded of the war department an Additional reinforcement of five thousand men. The country is still suffering from floods. The French admiral has issued a notice declaring all the ports of Annam, including Latgon, in a state of blockade. ALFONSO SWINGING AROUND THE CIRCLE. Corunna, Sept. 8—King Alfonso arrived here to-day. He wae received with many demonstra- tions of enthusiasm, the populace heartily cheer- ing him. He met a cordial reception at all points Conservative school of lawyers, and in ante tary to the Board of common council. He was mahof generous tmpuises, and it ts not known that he ever had an enemy. No one was ever more devoted 1o his family than Mr. Laskey, and hever Was seen at a place of amusement without his wife or one or more of his daughters being along. See peaiacias ‘The Read Diverce Case. THR HUSBAND DENYING THE WIFs's CHARGKS. In the divorce case of Alice F. Read agt. George B. Read, the respondent to-day, by Mr. J. i. Sa- Ville, Mled bis answer, He denies that he has threatened plaintiff's life or raised a knife to her, Of that he threatened the children. He says that she has a violent, ungovernable temper. He de- ules that he committed adultery with a woman On the steamboat Jane Moseley, and says that she has made this charge before and asyerted after ‘Wards that she did not betleve It and begged him to return, and he asserts that her extrs¥ vance and willrul,violent conduct has been the means of depriving him of his position as a lieutenant in the U. 8 army, and his means of livelihood. —————— Carr. James M. MARSHALL, assistant quarter. master, will be relieved from duty as chiet quar. termaster district of New Mexico, and will then repair to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and report for assignment to duty a8 axsistant lo the chief quartermaster of the department of the Missouri. Lord Headley Hurt. AN ACCIDENT WHILE HE WAS IN PURSUIT OF G. Curcago, Sept. 8.—Special dispatches report that Lord Beadley, who accompanied the Hutch excure sion to the Yellowstone, went into the wilderness in search of game, accompanied by two experi- enced hunters. A report reached the hotel at Mammoth Hot Springs yesterday that Lord Head- ley had sustained injuries by slipping down a pre cipice while pursuing game. A party was sent out and Droucht bis Lordship to the hotel last night, His injuries though painful are not serious, ———— Carr. Joun V. Furey, assistant quartermaster, ‘Will be relieved from @aty in the department of the Platte, and will report in person to the com- manding oMcer district of New Mexico, for duty aschief quartermaster of that districl, Tae Rrverpate Disaster.—Gen. Dumont, the Supervising Inspector general of steam vessels, has returned from New York, where he went to investigate the recent Riverdale disaster. He Stated to a Saw reporter that no particulars of the cause of the disaster can be Jearned ANSWER, @7_| 67%|Nor. & Wea p.| -.| 16%) 14 North Pac ‘The democratic primaries in Montgomery county on Saturday were the largest ever held in the county. The vote was on the Crawford county plan, and the issue was made direct on the choice of a candidate for governor between the triends of Hon. Robert M. McLane and those of Gov. Win. T. Hamilton. The total vote for governor was W. B&. JENKS & CO.. ‘717 7th strest northwest. . Add> M |. BH. SLOAN e Olire street, Hiltimore. Dee Si For Pittaburg at 8:30. m. snd 8.40 p. m. daily; 8:40 {the Generativ= cncana, $1 per Baca Th mse OF Baia 20 Pistebure. Cleveland and Detroit, with Sleep- | _ eR ‘Treasury department, sald to-day that it was not during his journey. The king has issued a decree | the payment of fees the U. 8. Treasury, the | 2,458, of which Mr. McLane received 1,372 and ‘ 5 ‘and. cal ‘via Columbus and. StL. & Prin. with hd ; v. Hamilton 1,086—majority for McLane 296. TAOW & UL. O09 Teb sires, Washington, Elcing Con tabs Chics Sree, $° Ee Ens Ee Fass. featoring constivutional guarantees to all bis sub- expenses of the laboratory, have Deen ‘met by 7 & | Gor. Hamilton 1.096—majority for McLane $28 ViRNON H. BROWN & CO., Sew York, Sepa daly. for Pittabure ani the Weak. with ‘008 Exe B OB Eee Sass = << ——_»___ port suggests that when the heads of meters have | chester, was nomtueted, end Hee, Cees oor: eesre. OFS BIGELOW & CO. BALTIMORE AND BerOMae tac ok. SSS, TTIT KEE KRR J, 1 NNN GGO WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, Damage by the Drought in Virginia. | been inspected and proved that they be classed as | erts, of Carroll, for attorney general. ‘The encrone, 605 7th street. Washi Fer Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara | 8 ST) Re RR HNNNG @ PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. R—The drought of the | repaired meters when removed by the gas com-| ful Candidates’ on the county ticket were as fol- aaa 9:50 p. m. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars, T ER INNNG CASSIMERE SUITS, ths ha is still di lows: House of delegates—A. L. Graves, Somer- KOTIFEDAM, AMSTERDAM.— Wart tS Cantons 2 er s fF F 4 q Past two months has done and is still doing great | pany. set O. Jones, Howard Grimth. State's attor lasek Cree Come a aehuington us, ali urs | gg HN 88 6 co. | cnevior surrs, damage to the crops throughout the south side of a SS . Jones, a rney— * Ling, 1 28 Buflalo. SsssS Tf EERE & LiL HD Gao S iz " District Government Affairs. James B. Henderson; no opposition. Orphans’ inyig BO, AMSTERDAM, ROTTER: | yor Wiliamsport, Lock Haven and Eimra, at 9:30 RRR EERL Ml a BH WQODURS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, Virginia. Unless there Is an early fall of rain, the Sure David Gene Bae as ee ee nae SX ROHOLTEN. MAAR aerviuetas UR | oi Hola £ Hd We Ro ORE — YACHT CLOTH SUITS, | more" than'a half cropot cornea Ye made afd | The eatimates Of ees eas tor the assessor's Foote. County | commissioners Nathan Shaw, eriande. leave company's Pier, foot aries H. vin. annakee, Col at , foot TAN ok EGR SUITS, the same may be sald of cotton and tobacco. In fiscal 1885, are . . c eT N, Gop E iter tune 45 S809 KREBS. BLACK CEOTe anon GONAL surra, | me counties no rain has fallen Since June. anne eels a a — "Gurveyor Charley tenon oppon 370: second cabi si 2 GGG L DDD EKEB NN N sireams are fast up, rendering mi iz ong =: . - 3) epee Aust 27 Som @eoot BDE EWN operations Tmpossibie. “The river at this place 18 | pararn Taspector Eatwisio’s monthly report |! oF pansy apoiy to SaaS 8k B BE F458 CHILDREN'S fous 00 Fone alae tie aulliete ceunot do more than one- | »,¢ ‘August Shows the amount received by the col-| jogwen ap Tex Evox THE WINNERS aT THE GGG “00 DDD KEE N NN . ODD FLARW. ATS, | fourdi thelr usual worl lector of the District on account of building per- | xewanx REGATTA —Tho final hen of tee Now oe NUN'S CLOTH COATS, —— ae Newa HOH I mits to have been $505. There were 116 permits = HH E £ ALPACA COATS, Lord Coleridge in Pordand. issued for new Dulldingss and 157 for repair Mtarters were ‘Fen. Eyck, Ros Hosmin aed Tae —— HHH I LT LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOATS, | _PorTLaND, Mz, Sept. &—Tols morning Judge TAX COLLECTIONS. Hosmer won in 6 misut’s 88 seconde "Ten Bea Cee ng Ane, SEAT GIVE SO. Ho BH bus Eu 2 | G0ssmer coats Prenb,. of tne United States district Court, invited The amount ot District cox SE all | second. ‘In the consolation race, which. felted oma and send some si : . OFFICE COATS. ‘oler! and party to attend the session ‘sources for the mont ugust, Was the starters were Galsel. McKay, Elliott, and Hite prodite with the dctor, For Witr, ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL KOLLS, the court. ‘The invitation was assorted nae oe | 22 esac “4 . of 9 Cure Of beieste dive Wholesale Depot, corner Ist strect sea Pediana avenne, | O8FMotto: No trouble to show goods. Satisfaction 2 oclock this afternoon the inom or ine Cum- Local Notes. Riley. Galsel won in 17 minutes 9036 seconds. 20'p. berland bar w! e the pal ive about About 10:30 o'clock Saturdsy night, while] Jcpce HOADLY SUFFERING PROM NERVOUS Prose For Pove's Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, us Wi Me GALT & CO. | guaranteed to all purchasers, at tho city and envioons, Edward Neison, of the firm of Nelson & Dabney, FR TON By onder of his physiclan, Judge Hosdiy ro eet Sunday: KELLY, ee left Cincinnat! for 1 night on the QIGEGE: | For Autapolis, €40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, excopt | @f Y2% & KEW wee or sen MISFIT STORE, Alexandria Grain Market. Panhandie train, where he will consult Dr. Bartho- jears—at 906 It ats. we ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- BEEF, LAMB, VEAL MUTTON, xo. CORNED BEEF ” Special Dispatch to Tae EvENrna Stan. jow, his former paracian, and then retire to justice of the Peace. WAX, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON 4 inj Whatever health resort the latter may designate, PoBAUHOAD-( oO ao, o-0n, B06 amr 208 "Nerthens hrc ne ee is TENTH amp F STREETS, 1 Seen radii ns Ceneerng George, Washington, colored. was fned $90 tn | there to ate. His Teturn to Onio in ums 10D Ri) STORED BY USING z jor Alesend 30. 7:20. 9:20, 11: 1, Cit s some’ to-day,al ceed. 4,000 Judge Mills’ court this morning for assaulting é part can Vass depends wholly on oot Du BROTHE © nvaorator Cnane | dita 8 20, 1-06 cisco deliveredtiee2£ charge to alperiaot tua | BO suroand como to comer 10mand Fetreets, aut | Somewns about 3,000 bushels were of wheat. Fultz | Bertha Washington, his daughter. his recovery. Judge Hoadly 1s suffering from. * any case Of Seminal Weakness Nervous De- is “aml thee mar2s ixed 113c., and Longberry 113a] | Acharge of assault against Policeman Kirby, | nervous prostration, superinduced by mental Buy amy Pupateney. It imparts vizor to the whole | Ferjtichmond, snd the South, = RHINE DRANG ee eee eee ee ee eet Gi es anxiety over the political situation, following and cu. #16 Batreet southwest. -}m*_| ‘Trane Teave Alexandria for seid in, 8:00, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Ww a at 60 and yellow at 62. per bushel. No oats or rye | afrested last week, was dismissed in the Police combined with 8 reoent attack of ‘malaria. “Tt is Bee eS cS QRELDENTEY CONSULT | 10:08 and 10:20 ain; 13:30, 5.00, 210, 72 OLD CIDER VINEGAR, was offered. Court to-day. will be again heard from ) HERS, B street southwest. Partic- and9: O pm, and 1 :00 midnicht, RE BGeKATONS AND WATER COOLERS . ———— James Shreeves,a huckster in the northern | in the 0 “a ° Teen oes wheter ia soot eee AT KEDUCFD PRICES, PURE SPIOES, GBEEN GINGER. Prices in Wall Street Look! up. market, was taxed $10 in the Police Court to-day ner of 13th streot and Fenanyivenie ‘avenue and af the Fre Flt Cae ee ©. WiTmER, New Your, Sept. 8—The Post's Qnanclal articte | foF assaulting @ lame colored watchman named MARRIED. Dp. ON, A REGULAR GRAD Seeuace to dex fom hotels and redesces® Crockery, Gluseware, and Kitchen Utensil, an25 Sa ae ee | Breraliy Sree RON eae See niet Caan | _ a:bores actaaho! tae wagon, ownell aul i@riven Jane Se Tate TOS END: (in, Baltimore, Md., 9 of 112 Ure Sy Unvane Nervous obit Bc aes 8. B. BUG Genera ese ee Ama marae Wits, fpoderatsroluie of Tee eres Sway on Ten eivet read meee Sry atreon, | fat sone qe etal Kae ae Ra eh rar street, 6 doors above Penna. avenue, 0 er, c = wl ei tice Used. Oma. be cenenited Bamwons AND OHIO BAILROAD. D F timo there wes a. temporary reaction of 3 to % i hye rect aeeeaty "3 (hua Befarstolveding phyuclass of Balst | THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE | A/ANFORTIVS J LUID, ‘witch 100 shares were at that time sold under the | 400UL the head, ERERLY. On September 2, 1883, at 7.15 p.m., WE, a more Maia othoa 30 N.Liverty st. Baltimore. Md. a2? PASE AND THE WEST. and, best quality of GASOLINE, an well as VAPOR rule at 0434. ‘The market, however, soon recovered | aw troegas, Amsesr On Saturday evening Sed Delis Rene coed eee en Goce Ns Deaton X"aLE Pils MAILED To ANT VIA WASHINGTON. Ge band” ac eaeuent makes and all prices, E R. and the advance in price from that polnt was al- | wien the Vi Midiand train arrived, Deteo- | sixteen ¢ DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER? on hand. ‘The most varied ‘in the city. XTRA JQRUBBERS Most continuous until 12:30, at which time tive Cox (having received a dispatch “Have police- | | Funeral September 4th, at 3 p.m., from R beet : RIGEBA and WATKE COOLERS Were generally ix tol percent above the closing at B and to arrest ‘on train | 3626 Boundary street. 2 Bechedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 23th, 1883. BEFRIGEBATORS atre- fi of Sat the latter on Union Pacine | 8B cs iC” doverat colored | | LASKEY. On september 34, at 11:08 a.m., RIOB- Lsate Washington from station, corner of New Jersey | “ced prices. TOR SaNIE kan ‘There was also an ihiprovemont in raliroad bonds, | Niasciey Sabie pekaten oes Goren iene ARD H. LABKIEY eyed Sfty-scven years. t cis Louis | ,COOKING STOVES, RANGES, BRICK SETT —_-—_ te otice of funeral hereafter. aay at 305 am, iets Cie Or ee FQRTASLE SLATE MANTELS, EXIGOuES Fel Rerorrs or Swvaciia.—Supervising Spectal aa omen Sen at ae Dotan withnge chance ists SeevIng. Cars to, above 7 Pa Agent Martin, of the customs division of the CHARLES FULLER PLUMLEY. son of 8. aL. =: = . 5 e=__e_c™— 3.W. SCHAEFER'S, Tecent publications alleging that extensive smug- - is rie ‘oe at [amineeesfortdemn ee Tes om GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. This im the ie Gistricts, at Sault Ble : ra sown’ Trains for a ow ——Saa— exe icra Untpart Bisaaee Teeny, gzily exe-pt Sunday, Sp. m_ana 9:40 p. S. “| suis NO. 1020 trHsramEr NORTHWEST. | thought the tere we eae Fiver line, He BES TWisLEN come Ie oe ol beast, oS ee ny Se Pa <= " | stories which had been investigated & year ago, oeren receive oF price ver bo esat by mail under ye 5 5 Sa%, Se The svocesson to and found to be without foundation, 745.9, 2005 am, DUBREUIL BROTHERS, : OR! F FINE DRESS Manuractorgy OFURNISBINGS: — 1112 F Brazet Nonyuwest, Wasutyeror, D. 0. Masog J. W. Powstt, the director of the U. 8 geological survey, to-day submitted his report for duly to the Secretary of the Interior, in which he Fiz of the Finest Drase Shirts to Ordet.ersseven- $12.00 Ea ; ontology, a Cunroreavrs jor Frege 5 45 | Bix Fine Bbirts to Ondet.ccceseeccocecsceevsecccccost 1.80 = j PostMasteRs ComMissioneD.—John W. Smith | “WINE OF PEPTONE. - “Tr stots ny Galy except Sunday, 5:45 | _™22# E. was to-day Commissioned, postmaster at Green- i tains 10 wrammes m. daily. . Pre £44 - stone, Hartford coun! . and Jaa Carter, see cs ithe otay me | Trafae tars figm the West daily, 6:20, 7:96am. | T'nomrsows : F o : at onatham, Van a > the blood veseels Tea 28, 8: : ete mast cece | From New SHIRT FACTORY 4 POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA. CHTLIBAND | 0 coo tax Rusavecivio Chonghs atthe 2a- fer irom uD plea ygr techy Serratia od ternal Revenue bureau that the claims for rebate < ‘Appetite, or in these MEWS FUENISHING EMPORIUM, Se es ole = of Work, rz 3 entery, ot Sa Sacer este E16 F Street, Opposto Patent Otion Cu. Rovvess, SDetedtete Pare Hue Virieane, Fos. BIS Oe Rede mache cei, Siz best Shirts | wos. 408 AND 406 TTH ETREET NORTHWEST. Pade i ereasseeos aee | ete ates fap es | POOR cre re TET a2 A Sun- 16, 1:30, 0 8:10 at, LSy ask, Gloves, ang F.00 pm snd Diderwear, THN CORORABELEEE 1H ie WASRE TS A | coro Wells, commanding the “ cope Op me a - EXGINS Lawn Tennis, ‘Velocipedes, Arch- | DAVY yard, reports to the Navy department, under all ery, ‘&o, date of August w= iss s00D ‘Ticket Office— St fhe Baltimore ana | "T"Eeaunes ny bone, somarive Peunaylvania avenue, corner 1a singer wpere, pert Eeetcgatenatrey 4 Ci aes QU and examine the Goods, Prot to suit tne roe mre at rao cues... |e eee ‘THE ONLY PEKFEOT SUBSTITUTE FOX moTH. NE LORD, Glei Pamctrer Ament. Eevee wa icothoet 0 Torney of THE TRADES. Ba otha bases detce ee aliphyictans. Sold by all | FROFUS Bb _—_—_——a—_— es drucginte. Keeps in all climates. Se. Send for the 2 Rwsrares. n0ox joB PROTECT YOUS FURS AND WINTER CLOTH Seni, _F MBTCALY © 00.. af conta waar Hove bee eee ed” | © ine scarier THR RavaaED OF MOTE O'R 5p SER EDS ape wow as | LES 20 bn. ba ee a : Be. cciy ose ead SSS Claes ete 8 re ears. REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, work of JA Se ce see nae | Sa me wee Fam FOOKD SERRA ou ons xo. 19 Dare bowen oh en G De By tote ty an Doeuases noed 00. wl ew, als soe Wannon = ald epls ‘TRO Sth etrest. corner H street morth west. i