Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1883, Page 3

“POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. mie ng AUCTION SALES. QuPoRTANT NOTICE. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. NORFOLK; FORT! f3< MONROE AND THE SOUTH. MONDAY, Sept. 24th, 1893, the popular tteamer GEORGE L* ARY, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MATL, ‘Wil jcsve 1TH STREE | WHALE. every MONDAY. Wr DseoDAY AND FR DAY, at 5:30 p.m., Wharf, *orfolk, on i UES- ~ UBDAYS at ¢ BE; Comme Returviig, leave Be , F 7 ors Held Harb r $1 Otel cea a Sn Pree tesmene. Fare from Washinston to New York, $9.60: Or Bisiow, FIs including stateroom, bards ‘apd Beni. 4 received daily until 5 p.m. —— 4M. HUDGENS, Gen. Sunt, WM. P. WELCH, Agent. aop!0 L* AT LOW FARES. ¢ 2 FOLK, 50 Cts. TIVFR LANDINGS, EXCU SiON | RIPS to Black: y SUNDAY FERK to Alexandr. eamers LAK ant tS LEY Lovkout, Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, DAY, WEDSERDAY andi) | DAY, at 5:30 p.m., R and an v2.8 x an wie jeturning, leave N: rfolk Ni Xb pm. HIVER LANDINGS. © tamer THOME. OM AC RIVER LANDING~.—steamer MP. yTeavee MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aad FLUDSY. te. . KIA FFRRY.—FVERY SUNDAY Bteomer THO PSON, leaving her wharf, Washinston, wi ne ot 9.10 a mm. aud 5 Cons. 5 ‘Leaves 7th street wharf at7a. m.?y: POTOMAC RIVFE LANDINGS, Ou Thursdays lement’s Bay, wharves anc interme nem, returning Friiays. On Sat- Urdays for Currioman, Leovardwwn and intermediate haings, returning Sundays. J.B. PADGETT, Act. ©. W. RIDLEY, Man. » Warking M" “VERNON! MT. VERNON! “TFAMER W. W. COnCORAN 7th etreet wharf daily (excey t Sunday) for Mt. Thon bf 10 o’e.ock a In. ; returning reaches Washing bout J:30 p.m. 1. L. BLAK®, Captain. Perowae THaNsroRT ATION LIN ‘The steamer ‘UF. Capt. W.-C. Geoghezan, leaves Mtephenson's wharf, foot of Tth street, every SUNDAY, St¢e'ciock p.m, for Baltimore and Kive> Landings, Returning, leaves Baltimore every FLUDAY ut 5 o'clock ¥. commodations strictly first-claee. frocht must bo prepaid,and will be rece! ved on BAIURL ALS ony. Agents, STEPHENSON & BR mi6-Fm __STEAMERS. ‘UKTH GERMAN LLOYD—_ Sreaxsmre Live Berwren New Your, Haves Loxpos. SouTHAMYTON AND Bnew.” "™™ steamers of this company o SEAS UTE RDAY bons ‘Bremen pen foot Sdetreet, Hoboken. Listes of pasrage: From’ New ‘ork t» Havre, London, fontbampton and Bremen, t cabin, $100; second esbin, $60; steerage, $30: pre- Paid st erase certificates, $22." tor freiaht oF passe Spy t OLLRICHS © Co., 2 Bowlne Greet, New fork. W. G. METZER TT & CO., 925 Peunsylvauia ashi gala Aventic northwest, Agenis for W (Oe Like ton. BANS ROUTE. NF nO! SEF CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPA’ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND L CALLING AT FLOM PIER 40. gervis 2 ‘ythia. othnia. De" al < Wed.. Nov. AND £VERY WEDNESDAY FROM NeW YORn. Kate o passage—.60, $80 ana $100, according to accom s’stom Ftecraue- at very low rates. teerage tickets from Liv- <as Queeustown and all other partaof Europes: ext rat ‘Throuch bills of taden given for Belfast, Glaszow, Havre, Antwerp andotier ports ou the Coutisent and er Med.verranean ports. For freigist six) passage apply at the Company's ‘Bisa, Xo. 4 Eowbng Green, or nt swerae and cabin to PPS DCEAUW SCS, cis itnsineet, Washugtose *® VARNOX H. BROWN & Co Or to Messrs. Of hs Le jant2 cr EW YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTE AM. N ‘The le-built Dutch first-clas, full powered, C1) s Eteam-bipe of this Ling, AXS'ERDAM. ROTTER- PAM, SCHTEDAML rida. 28. MP. CA- LAND. W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAAS, mur the U.S, M ‘etheriands, leave com} Pier, foot ussex xinot, Jerney City reculariy every WED- ESDAY for Kotterdam ind Aw:terdaui, siteruately. First ent second cabin, $50: steeraga. $26. Sooth Willian "atrvat, . G. METZEROTT = PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE JO THR NOKTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. DOUBLE TRA: K. SPI . STL EL LAILS.” MAGNIFICENT F IN EFFECT JU Y¥ 83x, 1 ‘Taamms Lesvy WasntnGton, PROM STATION, CORNER OF “IXTH AND B erREsTS, a¥ FOLL. Wi: For Pitt-bure and the Wrst, «hicego Lindted Fxpress of Palace Siceping Care at 9:30 a.m. daily; Fast Line. 9-30 @aily, with Sleeping Cars from Hacri-burg to Cine nnati. Westerur xpress a Bedale, ith Fasace Care to Fitabure aud «incl. 3 nects, exce for Chica- ge. via Columbus ent. Bt be SETS with Sleeping Car Fittabure to’ Chicazo. Mail Fxpres, p.m. daily. for iittsbure and the West. with weeping Car Washinton to Chic. Fer ¥ ve, Canandaigua, Hochestee, BoM Sie jer Ete, Canani 3 N ‘$50 p. m. dally, except Seturday. with Palace ameport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:30 except Sunday. nd the Fast, 8:00 a. m., 10:403, m., and 10:20'p. m. ‘On Sunaay, 4 20, Op m. Linited Exprece of Pullman ‘Os. m. daily, except Sunday. sut chance, 1:90 p.m. every weak Gay. = with hoats of Bro kiya Atmex. afford. 4: iu sand mm. Limited Express, 9:90 m. daily, ex sy t 2 Fer Baltimore, 6:40, 8:00, 9:30, 9:59, 10:40 a. m.. and JW. 349, 4:20, "4-40, 6-20, 7:30,9:50 and 1 € mm, Ou unday. 9:30, 10-40 a th. 4-20 6:20, 725K, and 10:20 p. m. Ford pes crek Line €:40 am. and 4:40 p.m. daily, ‘exeept Sunday. For Aurspolis, €:40a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, except wr ALFXANDETA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- By Bi ApD ALEXANDELA AND WASHINGTON For Aiexandria, 6:30, 7:20, 9 29, 11:00 an411:30a.m., 2:00, 4:20, °S: 20. 8.00 and 11:30 p.m. Un Sunday at 6-30, 9.20, 11:00 a m., 8:00 p.m. For Wchecwd, ond the scuth, 6: and 11:00am x. and 5:00 p.m. dail, exo" ‘Trwp~ leave Alexandria for Walt 16-08 end 10:20 a.m. ; 12:30, 3,00, 29:10 pm and 12.00 midniche. $200, and 10:03 a.m. au ‘Tickets and information at the | Steck Exchanges in those cities and reported back | promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in- (48 crvein three days. Drug Store. 15 N, lith iphia. YX” all thronwh trains connect at | Of 13th street and Peni KE MODEL Fast JASE /AXD THE ONLY LINE Bi TWrex THE FAST AND THE WzsT. VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TKACE! JA\NeY COUPLER! SIEEL KAILS! Febedule to take effect SUNDAY, MAY ‘3th, 18R3. eave W.slington from station, corer of New Jersey aveucaui Catret— 0, Cincinnat!, Louisville and 8t Louis pe = 1 am. 106 p.m with ‘ches aiid Paicoe Cars to. al “hnt change, 10:15am daily Obicaa, oraays at 8:30am. snd 8:40 p. m. daily; 8:40 Cleveland and Detroit, with Dieep- aud Detroit via Monroevilla 10:15 a.m. ‘Traksr ioe” Plulndeplde ant Now York of 8:10 2 bor * ant New York at 8-10 a. m. gry exe pt Sunday 8 p.m. and 9:40 p. a dally woth Parkes avd Scoping Curhatinchag ° a BB dally. Eerbotia owen wens da 05 For Anna: ¢ z Go.m., $40 p.m. Jor Way Station between Waehins 4 ea Sag. Soy eee ap aT, on Metropolitan Braneh. 7:45 For tncernte wh 10-15 a.m.. daily except Sunday, 5:45 pra. daily. rele arr from the West daily, 6:20, 7:35a.m., m. "ork and Phitadelphia, 2:55, 8:30 am. 2:25, 50 rSuy. 6-year cet ae i“ 20 a.m., 1:50, 6:37 p.m. rom Staunton, 2: 3ST fom Freericl, and 00 pm. tally They E p.m. daily ‘im, b:00p-m. dally from Baltimore for Washington at! 6.6.35 M. of T., Baltimore. © EB LOKD, Gen" Passenger Agent. THE TRADES. For | REETING Send orders to the your ‘ ce 1éth st. and New York avenue. ao 8 ss coo ZEB s*S8y TTTT FEB 4 tk Sgss, En RRR ERRL a HE tke lak 3 Fath! aaa. 00 DI 2° 3 re 74 ° B GSS “oo Bou’ Een HHL a full HOI Huu WAYS MAKE BEA BOLL, wry ATS ETAD AND pisces z Who'eeale Depot, corner Ist tree! aud Indians avenue, Jel WM. M. GALT & Co. N Jves & REx , DEEF, LAMP, N TION, sc. CORNED BREF tall 628, 629 and 630 Center Mark street wing, Bex 71, City Post Office. Marketing delivered {ree2! charge to sipartsof the city. marie GILMORE MICA MINING CO, Ofter For Sale ‘GAGE COUPON BONDS. ¢ Bonds have four years to run, bearing 4 per interest, wuara teed aud payable quarterly. bach pur @ $100 Boud receives as bons 100 Shares of the Capi tock, full paid, non- The amount offered being Lmited, ear! is destrable. eud for prospectus, or apply for all ution, either at the Office of the Company, 633 F street northwest, or ADAMS & CO., 629 F street northwest. Samples of Plate Mica and Mica in the roweh can be see} aus0-Lin “ADAMS & CO. BANKERS & BROKERS, 629 F Street, Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PE- ‘TROLEUM, either forcaah or on margin. ‘We offer small lot PO-TAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, with or without Stook. INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR- CHASED TO 0: DER ON COMMISSION. ‘We invite Correspondence. All information cheer- fully given. aul? UY AND SELL U. 8. GOV'T AND D. C. BONDS; Also WASH. C. GASLIGHT aud ALL other City I eposits recetve rubject to check. We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT avd ):ELIALLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared at ali tunes to answer ingui- ee regarding same. HARRY ¢. TOWERS & CO. BANKELs, BROKERS AND INSURANCE, my3l 1420 F *TRE NORTHWEST, Piavare Stock Trxzcrara Wines ‘BETWEEN WASHINGTON, NEW YOKK AND RICHMOND. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and [nvestment Secnrities Bought and Sold on Commission, No, 539 I57H STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4rency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, (4 Buoapwax, New Yor. Frvery clase of Fecnrities honght and sold on commis- tion in San Francis'o, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the ew York stock Exchange at one-eiichth of one per cent commission. Private and direct teiexraph wires to 1 ichmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through which or.ers are executed on the iermation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANT—Y direct trom the ew York Stock Exchange. al MEDICAL, ec. ‘Mi N—CHECKS FOu IX SIX HOURS. erect, Philadel o 460 Penna. ave., Washington, D. C. sept MARAME DE FOREST HAS Ri Mevy FOR LA dies. All femaie complaints quickly cured. Can be cousuited ‘at 1245 7th street northwest. Office hours from 1 to 9 o'clock p.m, with iadies only. seyl0-2ma" DPS, BECTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FLEE Prescriptions and send you to some sideshow Gruggist, who divide profits with the doctor. ‘Those d'sepyointed of a cure of private disrases should con- sult Drs. BROTHERS aud GXAY, 906 B streets. w. Mill furnish medicine, guarantee ‘a cure or no pay. ‘Thirty-sevem years? experience. ‘sepl-Im* ‘HO IS? HE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST- established Specialist in the city? Why. Dr. BROTH: BS ie—over thirty-two years—at 906 B st.0..w. Sworn to before A. C. Kichards, Justice of the Peace. ‘D BY USING A BOTTLE #ep!-Im* MANHOOD ston ortwoot Dr. BROTH! Invigorating Cordial, Wil cure any “sxe of Semii feaknesa, Nervous De- ihty and Impotency. It imparts vigor to the whole ssatem. 906 Batreet southwest. ADIFS, YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dr. BRO HERS, 906 B street southwest, Parti Blar attention paid to all diseases peculiar to Ladies, mar- Died or single. All irrerulerites and Ovarian tr ubles treated. Thirty-five yeurs’ experience. au27-lm* D5 ROBERTSON, 4 REGULAR GRADUAT 0 «27s experience, guarantees 8 cure in all discases sik hanes green Nernst in 5 Gdayx, No mercury or caustics used. Oa be consulted ena, will sends recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was die ‘Send = idressed oO} Xo the har Josern T.Inmax, add:amed uve . . Frifi'on D. New York City. ofa ruth eke ly M ANHUOD RESTORED. ‘A victim of early lity, Premat: nf causing Nervous known remedy, has discovered " remedy, ‘. -cure, which tie will send free to his fellow- sufferers. Address J. H. REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New York. 4y10-to. this Deir oNS ZENALE BULTS MAILED TO ANY /address on receipt of §1. Box 807 City P.O.au21-1m" 3 8 REP Baw Certatn cure for ali Urinart Dassen Ue cure % gees mer a ee Oe corner 12th strevt and Pennsylvania gyenue Lorie | Price $$ yer box, sent by mai under by B. #48: On Peceipt of YE™** COLLEGE LOTTERY. First reel, sinty drawing. sil take place in the regular monthly drawing wil Mosouic Hall, Manouie Temple Building, in Louisville, Ky., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1883. A LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DEAWING. Chartered Ly iery eer: Ky. and twice declared Tegal by the rheat Court in the St-te. Bond iver tn Hepry county in the sam of $100,000 for the prompt wayment of all prizes soid. A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER DBAWINGS, Ee" Fvery ticket ho'der his own supervisor, ean call out the numbe- on his nd Seite Bumbe- on his ticket snd eee the corresponding in the whee. in his presenee. These dzawinzs: ae occur on the last Thursday of every 1 i 2 $5,000 Ba 000 = 6,000 10,000 sue 10, 000 500 20, 000 1,.Wwo 10,000 9 2,700, 2 00 9 ‘wo 10, 400 halt tenets, $1:27 tickets, "$50;39 ree ‘be sent at. ia ordsre tod. 3: DOLGLAS Lows, Dp: EBY, VD ona ee Rt ee, 432 Sth Street. Se TLGE.S, JOUBSALA, BOOKS, &e.. te, ‘cash Soyer 8 Lpoett's ,, 1012 Pa. ave. W. MONLAL, Props. YIBSON Bi —— Fue ——— ae a = iS SSeS ae aan oe a see Se OR Tse ee ‘THIS AFTERNOON. Te a rege oT trect eres ‘und the aHUnspay, EPTEMBrR TW: Risieacet tema” ee epITAt” CHARES H. SEARLEY, Trustes. ‘TO-mMOkKOW,. (THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser, wae DECORA HONS GUNAMER Ee Tee FANCY CHAI AN ( WLS, "HAYGINGS Sistah Shas nae 1B EDESTALS AND QENAM ESB,” ELE GiNT Nase. FRENCH BISQUE FiG- URES, FINE MATS, BRURSELS CARPETS, LL AN! ‘ALM CARPE 4 DRUGGET} NUT MAKBLE-TOP «HAMBER FURNT- LOUNGES AND BAsY CHAIRS, HAL 'REASES, FEATHE)< PILLOWS, WALN BACK WCIDEBOARD, SWALAUT. Ex DINING TABLE, "PINE ‘W, PINING CHAIRS, FLERCH-PLATE On, ELEGANT DINNER SERVICE A: GratewAHE, KI N BEQUIBIT. IER WITH MANY OTB! 3 SHAT CANNOT BE ENUMERATED, On FEIDAY MORNING, SEPT: MBEB TWENTY- Filet, 16:3, commencing ab TEN O'CLOCK, af the idence ir. Ne amais, ox Charng @affaires du Brazil, No. 1408 street northwest, shal scl his entire honsebold effects, comprising a gen- eral assortment of superior xoods, seplb-dte E. NEWTON, Auctioneer. sell out SEPTFMBER 130 S etrect, which © mmence to seil ee ee No. 3 ta 730 7th street, which was fe rs. Same. Gniire stock wrilbe 6 ‘aud without reserve, Bivvous, Feathers, Pi Plushes, Velvet, Satine, ~ilka, Spanish 1.ac Back rene. Hate Switrhes, “Gloves, Hosery, “en ancy Govds. ‘The wale is positively in regard of cost. ee E. E. NEWTON, sepl8-3i" ‘Auctioneer. FOLEY, Auctioneer. “Twill sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goo‘, con- tained iu store No. 908 7:h stfeet northwest, at. auetion, commencing EVERY MORNING AT 1 -AN D= A-HALF O'CLOCK, and will continue from day to day “Hine atook Asiverof Bilke, Dress Velvets, stock consis 3, el Cashmeres, Table Linens, Towels, Sophie ‘Marseilles reads, White Goods, Hosiery, "0 derwest, Corsets, Laces and Embroideries, Dress Sbirta, Sheetings in widths, Cassineres, Fianuels, Domestics of all) kit Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention. Jadies are apecially invited, to stteud tia wale, a6 the ods are fine aud w. sold witho t reserve. 90 M. FOLE 1, Auctioneer. NHOMAS k. WAGGAMAN, T Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S BALE OF PROPERTY, ON CANAL STKEET SOUTHWES!, BETWEEN G AND H, IMPROVED BY i WO FRAME SHANTIFS. By virtue of a deed of truat, dated Mar h let. 1883, Tecorded in Liber No. 1,033, folie 204, ed eeq., Of the land records of the District of Colum ~ Lia, ‘and at the request of the party thereby secured, we will sell. at public auction, in frout of the premises, on Saronpal, -!PIEMBER TWENTY-S' COND, At FOUR O'CLOCK P, M., Lote 18 and 39, in Curtis" sub- Gigislon of original lof numbered 2, in square east of ‘Terme: One-third of the purchase money in c: and the residue in two equal installments, atone anc two years, from day of sale, with interest secured to the satisfaction of the Trustees, or all cash, at the option of Bavirtectr Siete erie ae ad cont of defanitinn pareuaseh are not cornplied with in seven days. $100 deposit re- juired when is accepted. ee en ed AOR Ee WAGGAMAN, } Truntocs: sepll eokds J. W. PILLING, ((UARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Avent. VALUABLE LOT ON THIRTEENTH STREET, BE- TWEEN G AND H STREE!S NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. By virtue of @ decree of the Suj Court of the District of Columbia, passed in | quity Cause No. 8.558, I will offer fur sale, at public auction, upe premises on SATURDAY, THE 1WEN1Y- SECOND DAY OF 5’ PTEMBER,” 1888, at HALF. PAST FUR O'CLOCK P. M., the south’ part of Lot No. 14, {n square No. 288, fronting eighteen (18) foet Dine (9) inches ou the east site of 13th street northwest Peon io of Lape Pectin (48) feet seven (7) inches, y @ small frame dwellipg. ferme: One-third cash; balance in equal inetallmenta in one two years from day of sale, the purchaser to give his promissory uotes for the deferred payments, Dearing interest at six per cent per annum, scoured by @retention of the title by the Trustee till paid, or cash, at purchaser's option. $50 dowa when sold. FUGENE CARUSI, Trustee, Sep l1-eodts 486 Louisiana nue north west. CBEKT 0. HOLIZMAN, Real tate Auctioneer, 10th and F streets northwest. AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON @ ASD ON FIFTESNTH STHMCTS NORTH on SATURDAY, THY F SEPTEMBER, A ’ i TWE\TY-SE 0 D 1883, at FIVE O'C: fhe premises, Lots 14, “Lerms of sale are one-quarter cash and the balance in ‘one, two and three years in notes secured by ad e' of tru'ton the property sold, ond beating interret rt the Tate of nix percent jer annum, or all cash, at the option of the purcha-er, A deposit of $200 will be required when th» property is struck off. All conveyancing at Purch ser's cost, R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Auctioneer. (CCEARLES W. HANDY, Kou Estate Azent, SALE OF IMP OVI AND UNIM- PROPERTY ON H STREET, Bre NORTH CAPITOL AND ‘FIRST 'S NORTHEAST. By virtue of = deed of trast dated July let, 1879. and recorded in liber 920, folio 279, et. Beq.. of the iand records of the District of Col jun bia, and’ at the request of the parties secu.e | thereby, I will offer for sal’ at public auction, in front ol the prenises, MEDNES! SEPT: MBER TWENT' SIXTH, AL D. 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. iota numbered one hundred and seventeen (117), one hun- dred and eighteen (118), one hundred and nineteen (212) and one hundred and twenty (120), of W.W. Rap- ley’s subdivision of square numbervd six hundred and seventy-seven (677), a8 recorded in ber 810, fo 0 44, of the land records’ of the District of Columbia, with improvemenis thereon. Jerms of saic: One-third cash; balance in one and two yeu'm, with interoat at the rate of six per cent por annuum, secured by deed of trust on property. sold $100 down st time of sale; all convey ‘at pur: Chasers cost. ‘Terms to be comylied with in seven, aye, NATHANIEL CARUSI. sepls-d&kdbe ds ‘Trustoo. Npiestas DOWLING. Auctioneer. ASSIGNEES SALE _OF FINE. GROCERIES, eo, COMPRISING TEAS, CANNED GOODS, BALT. IMPORTED OILS, SPICES AND PICKLES, FANCY AND LAONDRBY SOA SHOE AND STOVE POLI-H, CORN STARK AND _ RICE, TEA CASISiBRS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, COUNTER AND PLATFOUM SCALYS, Ci INA AND GLASS WAR:, HOME- MADE CANNED PEACHES, STONE WARE, MO- LASSES, SMALL QUANTITY WINE AND GIN, AGS AND WRAPPING PapP. | MATCHES, TOBACCO, WHITEWASH — AN’ OTHER BRUSHES, DOOR MATS, EEFRIGER- ATOR; FLOUR RAC SKIDs, &c.; CHE SE CASE, OIL CAN, MACKERE.. ‘OF: LUNCH AND OTHER BA KETS. N’ ‘Tikk STOCK I~ FRESH AND SALAB!E, AND SHOULD COMMAND THE ATTENIION OF ALSO, GROCERY WAGON AND HARNESS. On MONDAY MORNING, Si. PTEMB Bi WENTY- FOURTH, 1883, at 1EN O'CL’ CK, Iehail soil, at tho corner of High ind Dunbsrton streets, Georgetown, D. €., theabove nearly new and complete stuck. ‘The 1 will cell, by anction D DA’ stock, etc., will be at private sale until day of aucti ‘and offers splendi ity for an investment.” Cc CRAGIN. JK. assicnec. seplé-dts 821 436 street northwe-t. CCRASCERY SALE OF PHOPERTY ON THE WERT SIDE OF NINTH S{REET, THLi.D LOT SOUTH FioM THE COKNEK OF'0 STREET NOKTH- By virtue of @ decree passed by the Supreme, Court of the Distriet of Columbia Phy Heraiey Canes No. 7,038, on the 2d day of . D, 1883, the’ un Fustess will eel hicheet bidder. at public auction. on FRIDA' WENTY-FIEST AY OF SEPTEMBER, A'D. 1883, in front of the premises, at FIVE O°CLOC! the following de- scribed 1 , to-wit: Lot in square No.367, situated in the city of Wastungton. Distr.ot of Colum: bin, en the west side of 9th treet, between Nand O sireots, northwest, toee ws impeovements thereon, which consist of two frame tpements, num- Lered respectively 1825 and 1330. ‘Terms, as preworived by the decree, are: One-third purchase money in and the residue in two equal installments or credits of six and twelve mon! respectively, with notes beariny iuterest from date ale, 4 daposit of $100 to be made with 416 5th et. ‘new. eepl0-d&ds DUNCAN: ON BROS., Auctioneers. ercanson ‘BROS., Auctioneers. ASSIGNEF’S SALE OF FINE IMPORTED AND DOMES TC GROCERIES AND LIQUOKS, BE- ING ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE SOU\HWEST CORNER OF TWELFTH AND G STREETS NORTHWEST. jocxtion for a AME> K. CLEA! sop 15-s, w, th, fr,a MATTHE' aap af -AUCTION SALES. - (THOMAS DOWLING, ancomen, HANDSOME BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, ons ek joe ease eae ot ee new English ‘ote or fet Binge Hares meratadeee StF RELVE o K es front Aueti want ont, Sepectally for Ladies ‘wes bop 2e-at Estate Broker, $0. Tatas F eaeck northwest. A’ ZO A. MARB, AUCTION SALE OF SOUTH 29. xis8 FEET OF LOT 206, ON WEST SIDE OF FOUK- TEEN Te STREET, BETWEEN . AND UO STREETS NOR i HW':51; SUB. LoT P, SQUARE 273, ON SOUTH SIDE OF V STREFT, BF “AVeES TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH” STR VETO NORTHWEST. 21.34n165 FEET: PAKT SUB. Lom 41 AND 42, SQUARE 274, O8 SOUTH SIDE Thrkreknta & unis ROMTR EST aizhon On “TUFSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWE! PTH, 1883, 93 FIV) i RT Tipu of dae Ponte ths abeeo meen ea Ferme: Qne half caah, bala ‘with inter, eaie. : PCOLDWELI Auctioneer. E PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNIT Paxch cars GILT FRAME F. Pp. SHWOR A 40 BRUSSELS AND INGRATN CARPETS, 20: RUMB CLOTHS, STAI‘ CARPETS. S0SMYBNA RUGS, VARIOUS SIZGB. . ALSO. IRON SAFr. ENGLISH SHOT GUN AND CASE. 2 CRATES OF ChUCKERY. eo ALSO. HORSFS, CAv-BIAGFS AND BUGGIES. OnSATUR! AY, 8: PTEMBER t WEN TY-SECOND, 188%, at TE*, O'CLOCK, I shall scl', within andin front ofimy auc‘.on room, a varied assortment of Househald Effects. sev20-2t 'MANCERY SALE OF VALUABLY UNIM- PROVED RrAL ES(ATE NEAR THE OAPI- TOL, BEING ALL OF SQUAKs FIVE HUN- DRED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT. By virtue of = decresof the Supreme Court o: the District of Columbia, holdinu a specie’ Tessa in Equity, in cause No. 8,424, Lquity Docket 22, wherein’ Houry K. ‘Willard is complainant aud Andrew Wyle and are defendants, which was Passed September Sth. A. D. 1883, we will on 1UEN- AY. OCLOBEK NINTH, A. D. 1883, COMMENO- ING AT THE HOU OF THRE O'CLDORE. M., in from premises, offer at jubiic sale, equare five hundred aud soventy-cight (18), in the’ Gi Washington. This aquare will be sold in lots accorl- ing to the subdivision filed in said cause and which Will be exhibit d at timeof sale. ea ferme of sale, as prescribed by are: One- and the balance wale; tor the de- third of the purchase money in cash in six and twelve months from day ferred payments the purchaser or purchasers shall give thelr notes drawing six per cent. interest per alnuln, secured by deed or deads of trust on the jroperty pur- ased., All conveyancing af the Cost ot ihe purchaser or purchasers. "A deposi y dollare Enb) on cach Jot must be made ~hen the proverty is knod ed down: F street northwest, HENRY WISE GARNET (, No. 2. Columbia Law DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. (puomas DOWLING, Auctionser, GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION OF GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH anp PERSIAN RUGS anp CARPETS, Comprising Bare end Rich flelections of PERSIAN, APGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN, OUCHAK, GORDIES, CIRCASSIAN, ARME- NIAN, KHUBASSAN, AND MOOKISH RUGS AND CARPETS; (With many ‘ther spectmens cutirely new to this market) aLso, JEDAZIENE, KELIM, AND BAGDAD PORTIERES, Forming one of the handsomest collection of Textiles in design and qua! eroff-red by us. To take place at ray ulearooins, southwest corner Lennsylvania ave. due and Lith strest, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH, TWENTY-SEV- ENTH, and TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1883, at ELEVEN and THREE O'CLOCK. On Exhibition September 24th and 25th, THOMAS DOWLING, sepl9-7t Auctioneer. PROLEY, Auctioneer. LAST DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE. On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWEN1Y-FOURTH, commencing at HALF-PAST A.M., I will sell, at 908 7th street northwest, os follows 220 pair tine and superior Blank 100 Comforts, quilted with white cotton. 5 cases Wawsutta >heetiny AS 4, 1u-4, 11 4wide. ght Si Valvets, in Bick ‘News ‘Blue, Garnet een, &e. Biack and Golored Silks, from best Lyons manu- facturers. Cashmeres of best qualities, 86, 40, and 46 inches Fushionable Plaid Dress Goods, Towels and Table Bilk Lrooatelle, Linen Shveting, Hosiery and Under- ‘wear. , La:ties will please attend this sale, as the above-men- tioned oods will be poaitively sold without reserve. All coods sold are guaranteed perfect in every reapect. sepl9-4t FOLEY, Auctioneer. iHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. (QT. FRAME) FRENCH PLATE MAN. KOR, SUPERB TURKISH CARPLTS GIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ‘IN GILT FRAMES; NT WINDOW HANG P BOUQUET STAND, TRACING, tL LEATHER-COVERED LOUNGE, FRENCH PLATE PSYCHE MIRROK, WALNOT CHIFFONIEK, VAS..8 EBONY WHITING DESK, WALNUT BOOKCASES. ELE- GANTLY CARVED WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD, WITH FKENCH PLATE MIRROR BACK, SMALL WALNUT SIDEBOARD, HALL RACK, {NLALD M. 7. CHAMBER SURE ABH CHAMBER SUITE, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPE(S, HAIR AND HU-K MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AN» BOLSTEKS, WALNUT DINING GHAIRS, OLD ENGLISH ” CHINA, KITCHEN REQUI-Y ES, ET AT AUCTION. On” TUESDAY ORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, 1883, at the residence of a gentle- ‘732 2ist street north man declining hontokerping. No, ‘oue square suuth of Pennaylvanis avenue, I will sell the above effects. Terms cach. wepl9-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. (P0448 DOWLING, Auctionser. CATALOGUE SALE oF ELEGANT GOoDs, COMPRISING ONE SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO (UP- RIGHT), MADE BY HENSEL, OF PARIS; SEVRES CHINA SET, COMPKISING CHAN- DELIER, WITH CANDELABRAS AND TWO LAMPS; SEVRES CHINA MANTLE 8ET, COMPRISING CLOCK AND CANDELABRAS; ELEGANS CABINET, BEAUTIFULLY INLAID AND FINISHED WITH FRENCH FIRE GILT MOUNTINGS; VERY HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE GILT MIRROW; ANTIQUE ITALIAN CABINET, EXQUISITELY INLAID WITH IVORY ;VERY OLD ROSEWOOD TABLES; VERY HANDSOME PARLOK SUITE (6 PIECES), UP- HOLSTERED IN FIGUKED SILK REP; FRENCB POUF, UPHOLSTERED IN SILK AND EX- QUISITE HANDWOKK; ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD CHAIR, GILT TABLE, FRENCH PRINTS, FIRE- PLACE 8UITS; WALNUT MABBLE-TOP SIDE- BOARD; WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE; 10 HIGH BACK WALNUT DINING CHAIRS; DECORATED FRENOH CHINA DIN- NER SERVICE PLATED WAKE;RUSSIAN CUPS AND SAUCERS ;FANCY AND ELEGANT PIECES OF CHINA; SEVRES BREAKFAST SET; LOT BOEBACHE;FINE CUT AND ENGRAVED CRYS- TAL; NEAHLY NEW TELESOOPE; FRENCH BEDSTEADS, IN WALNUT AND BEASS, WITH MATTRESSES COMPLETE; MAHOGANY SET, COMPRISING MIRLOR-FRONT ARMOIRS, BU- BEAU, WASHSTAND AND TABLE; HALL ‘TABLE MIRROR AKD RACK. 27 5.34 view will be given on SATURDAY, LPT. Main GRENTY. BEOOREE from 10a. am. si 4p. m. seplt-8t ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. THOMAS DOWLING, suctioncer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUARLE READ ESTATE ON WiST IDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH- West, sours OF 0 STREET, NEAR ‘Con THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY. September 20, 1943. 2d Edition. Lats eogran oTe St ‘The American Wheelmen. ELECTION OF CHIRP CONSULS. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 20.—The board of of- cers of the League of rican Wheelmen met this morning. After the acceptance of the treas- siecteas Stephen Terry, of Hurtiora, for Connect elected: 7 OF Hi , for Connecti- cut; & L. Beckwith, of Galveston, for Texas, and W. 1 Howe tor Iowa. The re] “Gees the eye ree was ac cepted. It was decided to admit Star, Facile and Estraordlnary Challenge machines to all bicycle ey - L Atwood, hee i lore ae nded for exceeding his au' Rilow men to race ‘wocause thelr age wore Bare trom the knee do’ A Sudden and Sweeping Redaction. MILWAUKEE, Se; 20.—The Diamond Match company, one of the largest concerns of the kind in the country, owning factories at Oshkosh and elsewhere, has issued a price lst making a sweep- ing reduction in the wholesale price of matches. ‘The reduction is over 50 cent. Matches, which have been selling for $5.10 per case, now sll tor $2.50a$2.55, with dis ounts to large purchis-rs. The conclusion reached is that the great match combination has ben broken. - A Farmer Hefere the Labor Commit- tee. New York, Sept. 20.—Eraltus D. Goodwin, a farmer from Falls Village, Conn., read a puper to- day before the Senate labor committee on the subject of the development of industry in this country. He held that the government should not interfere in restricting Labor and trade, or in med- dling with educational systems, eoneleeee Foreign News by Cable. FRENCH PROPOSALS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO THE CHINESE. Lospow, Sept. 20.—A Puris dispatch to the Ex- change telegraph company states that it 1s re- orted there to-day that the memorandum of the French proposals upon the ponaee question Which the Marquis ng telegraphed yesterday to Pekin have not proved acceptable to the Chinese government, Montreals Suspended Bank. MonTREAL, Sept. 20.—The suspended Exchange Bank is redeeming its circulution with old on presentation, but has reduced the amount p.y- ‘able to each person one-hulf. A demand has been made on the directors for an official investigation of the Dank’s affairs, which, it 13 believed, will be acceded to, : —._—__ Killed in a Dispute About a Dog. Sr. Joun, N. B., Sept. 20.—At Southesk, in North- umberland county, John Hubbard and a man nam¢d Mullen hada dispute over a dog. A fight ensued, in which Mullen struck Hubbard with a stick and kiiled him. ig as A Deadiy Awault. READING, Pa., Sept. 22.—Joseph Ritter, of Wash- ington township, accused of committing deadly assault upon Joseph Reitnauer, was to-day com- mitted by detauit of $10,000 ball. Reltnaucr may die at any moment. Not Engaged in the Cattle Business. ‘New York, Sept. 20.—Mr. Wm. Rockefeller, pres- ident of the Standard Oil companys being to-day interviewed in respect to the allegations that the Standard Ol! company Is largely interesied In cat- tie grazing in the west, made an emphatic dis- avowal. ————— Conditions Not Complied With. Hanover, N. H., Sept. 20.—Tne conditions at- tached to the gift of a chapel to Dartmouth coe lege, by Hon. E. A. Roliins, of Philadelphia, have Not yet been complied with. Telegraphic Briefs. Nelson Lyon’s furntture factory, in Albany, N. ¥., a five-story brick building on Central avenue, Was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is from $50,000 to $75,000; Insurance, $35,000. What is known as Wells’ tannery, owned by G. N. Burt & Co., and situated near Elvina, N. Y..was totally destroyed by fire at 1 o'clock this morning. ‘The origin of the fire was incendiary, el Ae District Government Affairs, COMPLAINT ABOUT THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD. A communication was received to-day by the voinmisstoners trom David Rittenhouse, calling the attention of the Commissioners “to the pres- ent bad management of the Metropolitan railroad a8 regards the rights, conventence and comfort of the public. Every other car stops at their stable, near Rock Creek. and passengers are compelled to walt the arrival of the next car before they can proceed on their way. Towards night, when the cars commence to turn in, the passengers are com- lied to get out and ‘stand in the street in all nds of weather until the arrival of the next car, much to their discomfort.” He respectfully asks the Commissioners if their charter does not. re- quire them to run ail their cars the entire route upon the payment of a full fare. He also asks the Commissioners if they have not “power to cause the unsightly stables which are placed at the en- trance to the town to be removed to the end of the Toute, or to some less objectionable site, as it 1s a universal complaint in Georgetown that they mar the beauty and retard the growth of the town.” A TEMPERANCE DELEGATION AT THE COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICER, In compliance with notice Previously given, a committee of ladies from the Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Unton waited on the District Commis- stoners this afternoon, between 1 and 2 o’cock, in relation to the license laws of the District. The delegation was composed of Mrs. R. E. Hartwell, Corresponding secretary of the organization: Mra’ Dr. Rogers, Miss E. Moffitt and Mrs. J. W, Rowen. The interview was private, with all the Commis- stoners present. Mrs. Hartwell stated many things In relation tothe present license laws and her objections to them and suggested several amendments She sald they oppose the manner in which the business 13 permitted 0 be carried on, and the screens used 1n front of these places, and ask that an amend‘nent be made making deal- ers in liquor keep entire open places. They oppose the selling of Hquor to minors under a heavy pen- ally; also strict laws or a stricter enforce- ment of the Sunday lawa Many other points were discussed. Tne Commissioners promised to co-operate with them to the fullest extent of their power In all that was just and practicable in the ‘way of amendments to the liquor license laws and their strict enforcement. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST PIRE IN THEATERS. Inspector Entwisie in a letter to the Commis- sioners states that in making an Inspection of the theaters for the se of ascertaining whether thelr water supply and hose were in a proper con- dition and position upon the upon inquiry, that the two firemen pl ‘upon the Stages Of the National theater and Ford’s opera house had not so far been placed in elther this season since the fall 0; ing, and not hav- ing been apprised of any order restoring them to that duty, recommends that such an order be made as a means of safety from fire, and that the firemen locate themselves upon the stage, and not sit im the audience seats. The Paper was Yeferrea to the chief engineer of the Are depart- ment, with orders to carry out the recommenda- tion of the Inspector of bulldinzs if practicable, and if not, to make report setting forth the rea- sons why. SAFETY OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS, Building Inspector Entwisle and Mr. Cronin, of the fire rtment, will hold a meeting next Monday, and will get ' the facts together by which & report as to the present condition of the school houses will_be made up at once for the informa- tion of the Commissioners, who desire all the light Possible prior to closing their estimates, 4 COMPLAINT PROM P STREET. In a letter from E. B. Hay, esq., to the Commis- sioners, he requests that sometliing be done with P street, between 16th and 16th streets, to protect the health of the residents, and enclos’s a letter aS Dr. Thomas Owens in relation to the mat- THE UNSATISFACTORY SCHOOL FURNITURE. ‘The Commissioners to-dsy received a letter from the Standard School Furniture company, of Boston, 1a which the writer expressed surprise to Jearn that the school furniture was not satisfac. tory, and stating that he would be in Washington Friday, and see that every thing is made satstac~ tory about the furniture. BAD CONDITION OF © STREET. Mr. Jas. E. Miller, in a note to the Commission- ers, calls attention to the bad condition of © street, between 14th and 15th streets northwest, and aske that defects be corrected. ‘THE Seceerary ov rue Navy has accepted the Tesignation of Ensign Frederick B. Vinton, who tried ot drunken- a aa ay coare-chattial On changes . Lrevr. ¥aremax’s Sxnrznce.—The Secretary of the Navy bas approved the proceedings, findings and sentence of the court-martial in the case of The Leutsvilie Colered Convention. FRED DOUGLASS FOR CHAIRMAR. ‘The Washington Gelegates to the colored con- Veation, to meet in Louisville next Monday, will leave for Louisville Saturday. They will be at- tended by quite a party from this city, who Intend to work for Mr. Douglass as ch .rman of the com vVention and for Prof. Gregory as secretary. The Maryland at WI.\, it 1s stated, vote for T. T. Forvane, ot New york: editor or the Globe, as chairman, and Mr. Fortune will have considerable from other sections. The twenty-five del from South Carolina are reported asin favor of apd it i: sought bere that Mr. Douglass will be the chairm: hose on the Washington delegation, has, it is abandoned the idea of contesting Prof. Gregory's Seat in the convention, as was first Ca gooey hav- ifiy'electoa ne Trot Growory wasiigny —_.___ ‘The Fall Races. COMPLETE PROGRAM OF STAKES AMD PURSES TO BE Bux FoR ‘The program of the fall meeting of the National Jockey Club ts out. In addition to the nine stakes Taces, heretofore published in Tae* Sra, there will be sixteen purse races, the entries for which ‘Will not close until the evening before the meet- ing. ‘On the first day the first race will be for a purse of of which $100 to second horse; for all a; ‘one mile. Second race, for Arlington sakes. Tat Tace, tor Washington stakes Face, for & ed of $400, of which $50 to second, for ve furlongé, Winner to be sold at auction. handicap hurdle race for a purse of $400, of which $100 to second, 1% miles, over five hurdles, will Close the day’s sport. Second Day.—First race, for a purs? of $500, of which $50 to second, winner to be sold at wuction, for all ages, one mile. S:cond race, for Anacostia, siakes. Tbird race, for District of Columbia stakes. Fourth race, for a purse of $500, of wulch $100 to second, for all ages, three-quarters of a mile. Fifth race, handicap steeplechase, for a purse of $450, of Which $100 to second, over steeplech ise course. Third Day.—First race, for a purse of $400, of Which $100 Lo second, for all ages, seven furlongs. Second race, for the capital Stakes. .Third race, for the autumnal stakes. Fourth race, for a Of $400, of which $50 to second, for all ages, three- quarters of a mile. F fth race, handicap hucdie Face, for a purse of $400, of Which $100 to second, one Mntie and a half, over six burdies. Fourth Day.—First race, for a purse of $500, of Which $100 to second, for all ages, one mile. Sec- ‘ond Face, for a purse of $400, of which $30 to sec- ond, for all ages, Unree-quarters of a mile. Third race, for the Potomac stakes. Fourth ri for a purse of $600, of which $100 to second, for ail agea. mile heats ‘Fifth race, handicap steeplechase, for a purse of $450, of which $100 to second, over steeplechase course. Fifth Day.—First race, for Ivy City stakes. Second race, for ® purse of $400, of which $50 to second, seven furlongs. Third race, for the Con- gress stakes, Fourth race, for a purse of $400, of ‘which $100 to second, one mile. Fi:th race, handl- cap hurdle race, for a purse of $400, of which $1°0 fo, second, one ‘and a-quarter miles, over five —————— Lecal Notes. Last night about 10:30 o'clock, as Mr. F. P. Madigan was entering his house, No. 733 4th Street, he heard burglars at work at a back shutter Of the second story, and slipping up stairs reached for the hand of the burglar at work, but the man broke andran Mr. Madigan two shots at the escaping burglar. ‘The postmaster bas appointed J. E. Winants as agent for the sale of sta: on Maryland avenue, Detween 6th and oth strects northeast. —_——— The Conrtw. Equiry Courr—Judge James, Yesterday, Shoemaker agt. Shoemaker; certain Persons made abd cause referred to auditor. Norment agt. Ward; McBarnard Relnted commissioner to convey to Margaret lorment. Roscrans agt. District of Columbia: rule on def-ndant, returnable S-ptember 2, granted. Jones agt. Joucs; attachment on de- fendant ordered to issue. Vincent agt. Vinvent; on hearing. A Rea Estate Surr.—To-day Mr. J. J. Dar- ington, for Mary Eunice Clark, filed a biil uinst’ Annie O'Hara and others to uate the testimony of See Grouard, Laura Duffy and herself as to the parentageof on> Leal Marla O'Hara. Mrs. Clark is in Puma county, Arizona, and clalins an interest in loté, square 487, und she states that threats have been made by derendants to claim an interest in the prop- erty. —.__. A SnooTINa Ca: jONTOWN.—Last night shout nine o’clock a shooting affair look place in a store in Uniontown, in which Wm. Better, a col- ored boy, was shot in the foot, a dangeroas wound being mide. It is alleged that W. S. Jones and Wm. Green were with Better in the store, and Jones had Ce ee an! Uhat fn an altercation the gun was fi OMcers Marr and Anderson arrested Jones and Green. This morning they were in the Police Court,when Green was released on ball Betters wis taken to the Washington asylum this morning for treatment, He claims ‘that the shooting was not accidental or ASSIGNMENT BY Grorce McCaRTHY.—George McCarthy has made‘an assignment ot all hls goods, wares, &., in the premises, 69§ Pennsylvania ave- nue, to A. A. Lipscomb, for the benefit of his creditors, making preferences of G. W. Ut-rmehle, $00; S. Frank Woolman, $72: E. N. McCormick, $850; Joho B. Floyd, $200, and ET. Wright, $135. sda eect Nee AOCIDENT.—A boy named Beach, employed in the bureau of engraving and printing, was caught inthe machinery this morning, and his arm was broken in two places) He was taken to Provi- dence hospital ——.__ River TRapg.—Harbormaster Sutton arrivais at the river front as follows: Schr, Cas- per, Brintwell, 75,000 feet lumber, Wm. McLean & mr; schr. Sarah Fisher, Floyd, 166 tons coal, Geo. Bogus; barge Carl, ’Raufman, 112 tons coal, Potomac Steamboat company; schr. Mary and Ella, Gibson, 300 bushels oysters, market; schr. Independent, Hardin, 200 bushels oysters, same; Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Keliy, 300 busbels oysters, same; schr. Olive Leaf, Posey, 150 bushels oysters, same. ——.__ RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following were the readings at the office of the chief signal oMicer to-day: 7 am., 60.4; 11a. m., 695;2 p. m., 73.0. Maxunum, 73.8: minimum, 58.2 ARMY ORDEES.—The leave of First Lieut. John Biddle, corps of engineers, 1s extended two months On surgeon’s certificate of disabiiliy. Capt. Fred. M. Crandal, 24th infantry, ts appointed to act as inspector at the recruiting rend-zvous, Baltimore, Md. Major Francis H. Parker, ordnance depart- ment, 1s appointed to act as inspector at Water- town arsenal, Massachusetts. Lieut. Carter P. Johnson, 4th infantry, is, on his own opplication, transferred to the 10th’ cavalry. Leave for six months on Surgeon's certificate of disablltty 1s granted Capt. wel A Abbott, 6th cavalry. First Lieut. Willard Young, corps of engineers, on ae ne eee — will aoeese ‘apt. Chas. F. Powel duty at Portland, Oregon. oa ee ‘The Stratford Mystery. NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST WM. LEWIS. A telegram from Stratford, Conn., says: There are rumors that important developments are impending in the Rose Ambler case. New circum. stantial evidence has been discovered against Willlam Lewis. Frank Curtis, a young man who lives near Stratford, comes forward with the Statement that on the night of the crime he met Lewis riding in the ox pasture road in a carriage. Lewis has sworn not on’y that bis carriage was Hot in use on that night, but he has testified further that he himself was not outside of the ‘house after nightfall save for the moment or two when he Eee Bore, to the front gate so er good lence from young Mr. Curtis may be shaken to on a single witness has nation, for so far scat been found who has been sure of anything for five consecutive minutes, Norman Ambler, Rose’s divorced husbund, has been notified to appear be- fore the coroner's jury at the next session. ‘THE Comer oP 1812 Comina.—Calculations based Ypon observations of the comet recently discov- ered by Mr. Brooks have just been completed by Prof. Boss, of the Dudley Observatory. They show beyond a doubt that this comet 1s idenucal with the Pous comet of 1812.80 long expected. The comet will reach its perihelion in- January, and will be visible to the naked eye in December, per- aps sooner. (CHARLIE McComas Founp.—Private dispat received at Fort Scott, Kansis, from reliable N. M, by the Hon. ‘Ware, announces ‘the flodi Charlie Mo- Comas, the little son of =e Mra. M who were butchered by Indians in Arizona some nocnrrae dahon him in good health The parties who have claim the $15,060 reward, ‘which will be paid. No particulars as to hisre- covery are given. itches: f i 5 re ERE 43 min | i : i : | | u if i cithe New York Stock Market to-aay, Lyspecial wire to HH. Dodge, 639 1 ‘Name. Cen, Pacific. £0nt0. ara. Eee; acs, Th. Centrai”, Lake Shore - a. & 3 8 103) Mich. ay 0 == X we Pi jy a | BS Bag | Stig BONG —o-—_ Work of Three State Conventions. TEE MARYLAND DEMOCRATS NOMINATR ROBERT OL M'LANE POR GOVERNOR. The democratic state convention in Baltimore yesterday afterzoon nominated Hon. Robert M, McLane on the frst ballot for governor. Mr. J. Frank Turner, of Talbot, was nominated for con- troller, snd Mr. Charies i. Roberts, of Carroil, tor attorney general. Mr. McLane addressed the con. Vention af some length, urging the importance of united action. Tue platform adopted arraigns the republican party for extravagance in the adminis. {tration of affairs, and for the growth tn power of oppressive monopolies; favors the Mmitat 01 of Rational taxation to such amounts as are neces- sary tor the cconcmical administration of the gore ernment; favors such revision and amendment of the federal laws reiting to shipping and carriage Of ocean freights as will restore our merchant marine to its Lormer prosperity ; promises (hat (he Gemocratic party will contioue its efforts in the Line of reform; declares that laborm: men have an equal right with the owners of capital to make Peaceable combinations ior Uelr own protectian: and thanks Gov. Halton for bis efforts io cart Sm He Principles aifirmed by the convention of TICKET AND PLATPORM OF THE NEW YORK REPCR LICANS—THE ADMINISTRATION INDORSED. The New York republicans ta convention at Richfield springs yesterday made the following nominations: For secretary of state, Joseph B. Carr; controller, Ira A. Davenport; treasurer, Pilny T. Sexton; state engineer, Silas Seymour; attorney general, Lesite W. Russ-IL Th re was a Spirited contest T Sexton’ nomination, which ‘upported by the stalwarts, while a eds Halued and supported Ethan Allen, ‘The contest on these nouinations was close and exclUng frou the start. When Albert Daggett, of Brookiyn, arose and cast 45 of tne Kings county Votes for Allen and was followed by Henry ‘Tres main, Urowing 79 of the New York county votes tue®Bame way, the excitement became very great a8 these ballots placed Allen far ahead Ti country delegates became alarmed at the wnanim! ty of the New York and Kings county men, Becding 8 Job.ana broke for Sexton, who Was YY 260 10 #15 ior Allen, Mr. Tremain then mor make the nomination ununtmous, which was ‘The two popular topics In the convention Protection and President were Arthur. The platform Savors the reduction of taxation, the protection of home industries, the purification of the civil sere vice, and indorse . the wisdom and success of Pres- dent Arthur's administration. MASSACHUSETTS KEPUBLICANS INDORSE THE ADMIN© ISTRATION. At the republican state convention at Boston yesterday, after the nomination of George D. Rob- inson for governor, as mentioned in THE Star, the following additional nominations were made: For Meutenant governor, O.lver Ames: secretary of State, Henry B. Pierce, of Abington; treasurer, Daniel A. Gleason, of Medford; attorney general, Etcar J. Suerman, of Lawrence: auditor, Charies K. Ladd, of Springfield. Senator Dawes submitted the platform. It pronounces for civil service re forto, reduced taxation, and laws to protect and develop American industry. President Arihur’s administration 1s indorsed, A Dupe Cownipep BY a who travels for a New Yor! ADY.—A regular dude, mercantile house, pecting any trap, and Invited the lady ont for a walk. Ace cepting the invitation, she left the house, bu Not proceeded further than half a block when the genuleman wio had concocted the plot passed her an‘ slipped a heavy cowhide into her hand. With- out a word of warning she suddenly commenced lashing her Insulter across the face with the Whip, id before he could realize the situation he was streaining with blood and Lad botn his eyes near! closed. His attempted apology only drew fort more biows, and he finally took to Lis heels, . se The registration of additional voters in Baltl- more closed last night. The total registration Was 5,185; white, 4,727; colored, 458. ‘The coal trade tribunal at Pittsburg yesteraoy umpire pass upon Lue questiva MARRIED, BETZ-GRABS. On Tuesd: September 18, 1883, at St. Mary's Chureh, Brooklyn, a oat the Kev. Father AN Washingiou, 06 A yu, S.¥, ad IE. On September 18th, 1883, in Brook- at the Church of the ied» mer, by the Sunteli Treat, amaiste 1 by th a Fanoum, the Key. FK) DEKIC G. LEE, of Wasuin fon, 0 Mise MAMIE RENNIE, of Brooklyn. No MAIERS_<TREFT. At Washington, D. September 12tn. 1883, at the church of the Epiphany: by the Kev Richard Hayward, LOUL 4. MAT Baltimore, Md., to 4 E. STREET, of Paiie~ dely hia, Pa. ee STERNER—BAUMAN. On Tuesday, September 1883, at the ronidence of the brie tctuen, more Cart ..G. H. Slaybaugh. of Washington, t ‘the United States Fat WICKERSHAM—WENDEL On Wednostay, be 1th, 1083, by the icy, witha A demert, GEVKGE WOODWARD WICK: RSHAM, York, to MILDELD, daughter of the inte lius Wendell eng. mED BROWNING. On Thursday morning, Feptem 2'th, 1883, HIRBERT L! Wis NOWSING. youre et sop William 8. and Sarah EK. ‘Browning, aod fistoen months and fourteen days. toqatives, aud triauds ofthe {amily re reapecttalty invited to atteid the funeral frow the residence of pte, 2 40 11th street uorthwost, ou Friday, Scppleme r 21st, ut 4 o'clock. SUDE (On Wennesday. September 19th. 1883. at after a 6 o'clock p. m. and painful itinese, Mire. CLARA GUDE, daughter Kiesuer, in the tweuty-seventh year of her age. y she rext in Her funeral will take plage from the lato residence of her father, No. 810 eventh sireet southwest, to-mor- Tow (Friday) at 9 o'clock a. m. Ves aud friends are respectfully invited. sd SIZER. Suddenly, on 5 SS SiL.K. in the thirty -fins year of ae. In the midst of life we are in deatn. Funeral f1 the resides of his 419 9th eee eae Te Sears WHEATLFY. On ber 29th, 1883, at 4: Pm... FRANK WHEATLEY, von of Wm. and Fas hie Wheatley, axed four. and three months. (N: foik papers please copy * ds - UNDERTAKERS. C=. J. GAWLTE, WILLIAM F. VEENON. C. J. Gawixn & Co., Buccessors to Bochly's Undertaking 922 Pa. Ave. n.w. (formerly 912 Pa. Ave.) Everything fir-t-class and reasonable. Telephone connections. Transient funerals aspecialiy. eT it] J.” socesson TO ANTHONY ROCEET UNDERTAKER, 912 PENNSYLVANIA AVE XW ‘One of the most complete extabiagmnents SF. We conn try. Lange rocune for transiont fanere weer ele ABTHCE Roney. JAMES a ¢ —- nots _, roe ated t Wie bee Offices, TH Ribot and} as Pe ee ee a FRED. SPINDLER UNDERTARER, Yass Teh at. dee Mand Now, Kocliew cinbalmed and yepenal” for tauarictation. ‘exntenoe de ye GAWLER, 3 GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 1726 Pennsylvania avenie northwest. Terms moderate end everything fost-class “‘Teephous connection, wit vAN i WhiGH J is UNDERTAKER, 1337 Tenra Sraser Noaraweer. Telenhane Connection. Nace Of bURiLeRe, A tr UnbinginG UNDERTAKER, sous Vee svenue Lorth west, sree siete Everrinue bretoeae anid HAPOTEAUTS : Jef whist onaiaine 10 grammes of Beat quidcnlly dren by Borate. fee Setrty ante Stomsct to daany previews wack S rece wal LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. a, ea eT ieee ee ‘Meuical SS See LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF lo be ef all Ptorebsepers, Bole. tor the ees