Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1883, Page 3

——— AUCTION SALE THIS AFTERNOON. He SHIRD, aah LTRS THIRD, and LP-PAST SEVEN P.M. ve, asa Penmay vain ave ei by nen awlemption, conmisting 6! Jewelry, Disiwonds, Silver and Plsted Ware, alters, Musteal ard other «Clothing and ail other buy them in such a way as to sell for } than the - acters Twheacaale price. x Phie Tao hs attendini on. Nenves salen and ere ore ‘i ay see | SEs eee nee coer rersnar, ocroven 21 TALES LGIOZTAMS (0 108 dla. out =i fH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1883, ox and. organs the best known makers fre- emits ved iy Liter 105% i, TAM at “uti actin | gucntly arrive t my store with the stinpie istrurtion; | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. ya pe District of Golvmatiia, Tam F stoet nortiwest, the Household | ‘i = ith «of the late John G. Killian, deceased, PIANO <a Lag soey in cant oda gan Stes tthe Ta Paskce ‘Wuraivare Kitch | for the best cash offer, co Rect? a6 enon an posible” ae aes : _ The Insntted Spanish King. ae — - ‘af oth andl tor aesfls, Carpets, &e Geen i Uctober Ist, 1 shall ofter a line of goods SOUVENIRS ! NIRS! THE CONDUCT OF = = PEOPLE CONDEMNED co Terns ‘s ik PRESS. AINALD FENDALT, Administrator, C.T. A. FoR —— Pisin Ol ore = ' DUNCANSON BROS. Antetioncers. ”Ock-4t_ | excellence and variety, and it_suich prices that FVEMIN ON SN GeeecHa Ay, The cadre Gournals here continne to con- ‘sysat iag defaulting pureeacr, if terms | irc. FOX & BROWN, Real Retate Brokers, pen a AB SOY oe with in seven days. “One huz- i orit mandeed when bad ts aecept TAUNIA C. DUNDORE, TCTION SALE AU DROPERTY ©. OS SATURDAY s FOU OF NSTREET. TH STRE OCTOBER ST (CLOCK P. i sil at public’ auction, the Feelin 225 N © taek DESIRABLE IMPROVED MU FOLEY, Aart REET, BETWEEN TWE Pye Fist New press BRICK ING HOUSES. New. 474 AND FIFTHS Ski 8? NOWERWEST. On MOND AV APTERNOO: FIVE oe hock, wy ¥F , Xo, D vert. | widing and contains 1 li, by adepth of 116 ft. Frssis ynafe known at time of sale. All conveyanct ateut of puehaw? Al iepesdt af a inst at f bid mplied with in t risk and cost of advertises ci FITCH ‘OX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, . Auctionee el-dk is & LIPTLE, Anctionee SNEES SALE OF DE st on premio: JEN SSO BEOS,, Auctioneers DS S SALE OF GOLD AND STEYER WELRY, DIAMONDS, CHATS S. WING, Ke On SATULDAY and MONDAY TEMBEL VWENTY-NINTH and part of {| sare d18 9th ‘Lat on SATE | very desitable Bail tovet, frvnting east, heing part of Lot of novel by wood Stable in rear, The above ulf-ts Watches, € ‘arti Vestment, as the properties . Plated Warr, rent and are daily enhancing in ai Instruments, nleash six per ¢ terest, by deed of trnst on th MIVH, Bev pet no} CA a ay ALOR B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, Painchager's cont { Pe Lert 'p & LITTL ROO! Assit sepa Conan y and navy, ceot- WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionvers é Te-mMoRROW. W'ttte bwin TWosten TES Vayments x above de r. Term: complied 2 sae, OF te “sold A deposit of $50 reqaired when All Conveyancing and recording at ethic 2 he ths, for notes be ai pare “a WALTER B.WILLIN A“ TION SALE OF FORFEITED PLipa | Iw ubli as OF Skipper Cloaks. D Doks. AY LOCK P.M mtuboted 13, im, ton, D, ¢ expingt « seth tk 3UB BAENARD, Trn 28-fm,wieils 412 5th s TAS DOWLING, Anctione@r, WOOD AND COAL. Se Wo. 2D N BROTHERS. WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: strects southwest. CH YARDS AND OFFIC £: 2F street northwest; 1 GF COLL MBIA, ROAD “ATK ‘MINUT! . eT CARS. AD RMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM PROP- of ot records of the. Lat the request of the holders by, I will offer £07 ee PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOTTH OF pad from fin L ENSI\ E WHARVES, sivinue ty ieee an ys nek i kinds. = ee erent Renae ot running thence 45. degrees, H wore teee, thence @OAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE Bee) oe ee ES INTO OUR YARD. Asie at a distance marked the 8. E. re_surveyed for in best quulities of ANTHRACTIE and iy te tee, and $3 perches, and thene. N. 495g es toastoncon the S.E. side of the Ben= nd Uniontown toad, which marked the t heretofore surveyed for C. take of the said lot being in 84 perches trom the begin. in astraight line and with th 5.20 perches to the beaming, ven geres, More or less, nd 1 Richard Smith, Euq., J, Lee White balance In six, twelve: merest at wix per acitt 1 of trust on the prope WD, either ia the stick or pry = tactory t FAN COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASTRE, ‘and prices as low as Fur One-third ci uths, with de Fy Yroperty will be rxold st the defaulting purchaser, after five days ER x. Prastec EOF FINE HOUSEHOLD URNITURE. WALNUT ERAAIE PIER 5, EASY CHALK EU SEEEORS; MONROE, NOREOLK AND THE wert Ay © RIVER LAN MOND WE Lappy: at ¢ GES Ast str ' WATT EESSES sr TELOWS, AND BOLSTERS, SPRINGS. HULLAPS, Ni Bie ut ING THE UNITE! PHOSTREET WIT SDAY aud F fed upon as the goods ayd chat- wente, ancl will be sold te B, Moses et al. RY, late U.S. Marshal, __ DENTISTRY ia D* si scorn, or 31 atl Providence | York, $9.20: w Washington t wluding slatervos and | ST, Sates ‘Sieben, “eet 4 1207 ¥ street northowent, Washington, D. 6. aved datly mntii Pre te tural tecth a specialty. #24-lin® Lut : 5 T, CORNER orn | if. Agent. used on the ARROWSMITH Leavrs Tthetret wharf ot Tam. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, ENTIST, 715 late STREET NORTH: Sl. Batracting without paith 30 chute racting without cont s wecrattid i300" GRADUATE OF PENNSYI- Philadelphia, Ibavinge purchased my has resumed practice. I confidently: vations and the jnibiic generally oubted ability. 1. AL ae | a 'D office ain Feet | " y Dentist, 1015 Lith st. RTLFICGAL T sorted with spleana branches of E ‘TH MADE BEFORE AND IN- mundintely after extracting natural tect Modern methods and skill in’ rate fees. 821 F street northwest. PARSONS, Dextixr, Lorthwest, over Ballantyne’s Book ngs a specialty. Gas given day, oF wep] Moxte AL STFAMER W. W. CORCORAN ft wharf dsily wacept Sunday) for Mt. returning reaches Washing L. L. BLAKE, Cay ite doors froth comme Ee Dette at Peo ve TRANSPORTATION LINE, Teeth inesrted $1 par set. All work war- ney. DAY at 5 o'clock . RR RC RTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFIDEN. # atrictly first-class, D fal Consaltine Phyaician for Ladies and Gentle. repaid, and wit ot men. years experience, be prepaid, and will be received on | 4 ie from 2 tod p a H fi om ‘orth Liberty st., Bal ME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS Mie t 22 ites contents Ladin noe _ THE TRADES. = = | flemen So cents each. 408 L street, between 4th and Sth ARBY. = | streets northwest. Jel4-16w" Newspaper, Book and Job Printer. r et erat, Fee log PROFESSIONAL. EDGERS, JOURNALS, ae PET “THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY Boo! va * eminent sur- Foonder at Lycctt's Bindery, 1012 Ps are Bot Bo eeons and remade wake well-known personages, ‘yas Ww Misit DR. WHITE'S Establishment, 1416 Pennsy! = comer. avenue, Opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from 4 IBSON BROTHERS, = Bantozis, Diseased Nails, and other ts of the TICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, feet. Twenty-two consecutive years of practice in over! ompue on Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. Office fee ‘@! per visit. replé p* H. L. BOY! MEDI ELECTRICIAN, treats Ficgely Fem Ne bo © ervcas, given, iat Goto! ‘Haws House, is CHAS, FISHER'S, LAESZTSHER devotes ha aticntien & toe east ot THE EVENING STAR. ALL Oventxa N OTE—MANY PEOPLE IMAGINE ‘Deeanise I make A specialty of barzsins at all times in second-hand Pixnos and Organs, that I do not Keep stock. that T bey xew goods of the recnler full system, as T never ask more than 0 for the very best Pianos _taade. ularly sold at pricés ranging fron: $450 to #1, in the way of competition will be a cirenmstance worthy of consideration. ‘Thix is a bankrupt stoc! f Souls arriving in such Gnautity to dowbly Ai me store, | Special Reductions will Be Male in Ail Dehartments. t ‘ fell is, worth Bon new PRESIDENT GREVY'S APOLOGY. im. Knabe & Co.'s best, @250. ‘The Jowrnal-Ofpiciet blishes the fact that Preal- . 433 "7th strect northwest, | AS EACH BARGAIN LOT WILL BE SOLD CONSID- | dent Grevy apologized fo King Alfonse for the oat. This is a mistake, sithonch ft is seldom Ss = to uate sepa MONDAY, aT THE PALAIS ROYAL, 2d Edition. ‘MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, demn the conduct of ice towards King Al- fouso, pointing out, 7, that the; = Ing Inte the hawae eae yd feat ENt TNE N DECKER” PIANOS, ARE MADE BY DECKER BROS,, N. x fren Tage of Saturday. the French ministers were present at the ban- at given by President Grevy in honor of ‘King Al- ERABLY BELOW Gost, Only one Piece of Fach Lot Will Be Sold to a Customer. G. H. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th st. u. w. fonso, at the palace of the El. on Sunday evening, ‘Also for Burdett organs, sept? except. M. Thibaudin, miniger of war asd" Me MS? F. A. Unso, TUNED AND REPAIRED A SPECIALTY, jour after the banquet, with President Grevy and 52> Orders promptly attended t Prime Minister Ferry. 4M. Grevy urged the king to F. A. URSO'S Pino Rooms, remain in Paris another day. ith strect northwest. G L. WILD & BRO. Fes otter Breath 7th street Rorthweth ven ways offer. Bargain: Cas) i} for, Kranich & Bach tod. New Bag. PIANOS and Barker ORGANS, new cond hand, but also sell on easy install- ‘Tnning and repairing faithfully attended to. _ sept frm ‘NT AND FOR SALE. line, minister of agriculture. GREVY AND ALFONSO HOBNORBING. President Grevy wore the Spanish order of the Iden fleece. King Alfonso conversed for half an ALFONSO ON HIS WAY HOME. Pants, Oct. 1.—King Alfonso will reach the Span- ish frontier at midnight. Gen. Pittie, secretary of President Grevy, and the Duc de Fernan-Nunez, Spanish ambassador to France, escorted the king to the railway station. The king made an excellent im- Tession UW) the gnests at the banquet at the Elysee. President Grevy, in referring thereto, said he never the NOS. FACTORY PRIC SY PAYMENTS, give persons having old Pianox to ex- change extra advautaes in the yalue of thei old instrument ut balance can be paid: monthly. Open till § p.m. HEINEKAMPR Bread 127 10th street northwest. EICHENB. of various n duced prises. nowned Pianos, Lith street, abow 1S PIANO WAREROOMS. PIAN: Kes for wale and. rent at re Knabe & Co.'s world-re-| ning and repairing, 423" nave, STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE, bas es How to Pre: « ers.?? TANDARD CECE sen x NING 3 Ww to Prevent “Corn OE a OF LONE: Guaxn Orexi New York, Oct. 1.—Mr. Partridge, of the produce QUSLTEY UNBIVATLED, or exchange, continued his testimony to-day before the AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ALL Senate sub-committee on labor and education. ‘The Ht FACTORY WAREROOMS, aud jan30 e0p2T 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | expected to meet so much ood sense, dignity and coolness in so young a sovereign. =e witness testified a8 to “corners,” or gambling, as he characterized it. As a remedy for gambling, he said he would make ft a penal offense for parties to sell what they did not own or control, and a penal offense for anybody to buy up the necessaries of life and hold them for speculation. Clinton Furbish, a rubber marfifacturer, advocated ‘0. 820 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Ht AND I, ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, free trade, aud Osmond H. Schweiner also gave tes- imony. OCTOBER 4, 5 axp 6, : Big Blow in Kentucky. LEXINGTON, K 0c -A severe wind storm BTRASBURGER’S NEW DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE, 0 on which occasion we shall offer special inducements in Silks, Satizts, Velvets, Black and Colored Cashmeres and P's, ORC STE EMERSON PIANO, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Pianos and Organs sold on installments, rented or changed, rent applic if purchased. ENT MUSIC. The only complete stock in the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No. 915 F STREET. a2 Managing partner of the late firm Ellis & Co. ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Yesterday afternoon blew down the Cincinnati South- ern railroad company’s engine house, and took of the roofs of the First National bank, the Press office and Baker and Mason's warehouse. Forshees’ tobacco warchouse was demolished. No lives were ‘Two Men Killed ine Political Quarrel. N 1.—A special to the He Wetoens from , Miss., Says that A. J. Whitfhgton, ‘sheriff of Amitee county, was stabbed twice in the back, at Liberty, on Saturday, and killed by Eugene Me vee. The trouble grew out of politics. After the murder McElwee was surrounded by a. crow4, one of whom shot him, from the effects of which he died in ten minutes. Both parties were democrats and highly connected, ® geass SES Passenger Hates in Missouri and Arkansas. other Dress Goods; Woolens for Cloaking Cloth for ‘Men’s and Boy's Wear, Table Linen, Towels, Merino Underwear, CURTAIN LACE. Hosieries, Corsets, Embroideries, Laces, &e, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Comforts, Carpets, Oilcloths, Rags, &e. As Souvenirs we shall give Androscogyin Bleach Cot- ton at 6c. Real India Blue Calico at 6c, Table Oileloth 18c., Crash 2 Lot Embroideries at 10c,, worth 15 to %5e, Large Brussels Rus $1.50, worth &3, All are invited to call. Thanking for past patronage, will always maintain the lowest prices to merit your further custom, Respectfully, ox- For Margessa Send your orders to the MARKET, at lowest cash prices, FRANK J. TIBBETS, sep ww York avenue. Kk. All the delica- Proprietor. Rene Aer Sr. Lovis, Mo., Oct. 1.—From and, after_ today = HESRY STRASBURGER, assenger fares to points in Missouri on the Iron Mountain raitroad, will be redueed from four cents to three cents per mile, and to all points in Arkansas from five cents to three cents per mile. poms al thn A Pool-Room Proprietor Arrested. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.—James MeColgan, proprie- tor of E pool-room, was arrested. to- day, charged with maintaining a gambling establish- ment. He entered bail in $10,000 for hearing on Mon- day next. 820 SE sop29-1w NTH STREET, Lapits: Jurseyrs LESS THAN COST. NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS, RRR, KEE gS8g RE : GGG_ 00.1, G@ GO OL G "oO oL FO OF Dd 00 LLLLDD! L L L L L L i L TLGL ELLL ————————— A Demand Made by the Nihilists, Loxpox, Oct. 1.—A dispatch from. St.Petersburg states that the nihilists there have issued circulars demanding that the Russian government shall puta stop to the cruel treatment of prisoners, es- pecially Women, and enjoining the greatest caution upon all nihitists, in consequence of recent arrests, aise eased ‘The Markets, BALTIMORF, Oct. 1.—Virginia sixes, consolidated, past-due coupons, 46; new ten-forties, 3 - Tata compelled, on account of iy extensive FALL STOCK, which will exceed anything heretofore shown in Ladies and Children’s Outside Garments, to offer now ailimy stock of LADIES JERSEYS and JACKETS LESS THAN COST, Iwill take off TWENTY-FIVE CENTS on the DOL- LAR for every JERSEY sold, and I guarantee the Goods, not to be better—tlike other honses advertise—but as good as any offered in this country. All I ask isa visit tomy Establishment, and customers will seon find out what we advertise is 80 or not so. do. superlative restern higher ‘ORa1.12. do. %. clon amber, 1.10a1.15; western, southern re Maryland "08 15635: steamer, fy-—Southem, 3440; WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, — Sento Rye eteate Mag fees pine te cee fel WM. M. GALT & CO. OUR BOYS? CLOTHING ribsides, packed, Teale Bacon shoulders, 14: clear OHNE. RELLY, cates Is selling rapidly. We have otill left somo bargains, | HD sites, ¢., Hams 1oat6\y, Tard refined. 19. Bors EATER IN Frnst-Crass. man s Canes EF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON & CORNED BEEF | Suits at $2.90, $3.90, $4.90. Extra pants only ninety. | fit, 25, Petro Ee Tony Suto, Brae 3 A’ SPECIALTY. . ‘ A soft copper ‘refined, strong, 14364143. Stalls 623, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, | eight cents, Boys’ Overcoats lees than cost price, Witexy Sea, a ‘ Das Th City Bost Receipts flour, 2,200 bishels;” wheat, 64,000, bushels: arketing delivered = corn, 6,000 bushels; oats, 8.000 bushels; rye, 1,200 Dushiels, Shipments—whest, 87,000 bushels: com, 1000 ae Dushels, “Sales—wheat 76,000" bushels; “corn, 50,000 € bushels, = s. B. LLERY, SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHER: MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRI x of the Fin: st Dress Shirts to onder x Extra GENTLEMEN’S GOODS % + o G ee The Postmaster General’s Assistants, Ce .. MR. HATTON AND MR. ELMER DO NOT INTEND TO RE- 416 SEV. SIGN. ‘The statement that Mr. Hatton and Mr. Elmer, the Rep2T first and second aasistants of the Postmaster Gene- Tal, are going to resign, is denied by Mr. Hatton; and Mr. Lyman, in speaking for Mr. Elmer, who is out of rity, does not credit the ramor. STAR reporter to-day showed Mr. Hatton a cial dispatch from Washington, alleging that Mr, Hatton would resign, becanse Postmaster General Tie Losnoy axp Livenroon CLOTHING COMPANY TAKES THE LEAD. Good Business Suits for $8. Worth 811. rompso’s Sinet Facrony AND MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F street, opposite Patent Office, a5, Ke le Shirts at finished, 0c. d. 3c, Full Une of Be it of SCARFS, GLOYV) Fine Dress Shirts to onder a specialty. Six Best Shirts lows prices:— Gresham had taken from him the control of depart mental matters which he had enjoyed under Post- master General Howe, and that Mr. Filley, of Mia- souri, had bossed Hatton, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS. ‘The aim for reputation, and our @11 Suits are helping ns to fame. © LONDON. ana Yee ERR; J. “There has been no change of policy in the depart- EE ER on re eee ING: (00! | Sent, "asl ME: Hatton: “bart can ony wise no combat inca reese retenee of workmanship | man aver came {nto ft wo knew more of Its details Dress Suite, THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ©O. Just think of it. You can buy an Imported Worsted Suit for $15 that wold be cheap at 825 at THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, One word with you, 5 plating buy aFall of Winter If no, we respectfully ask you to peruse snd then let an exami- nation of our goods fol RPOOL CLOTHING CO. . Howe, or kept everything under his eve more rigidly. Filey has had no absolute control here ince James went out.” Mr. Hatton added, emphat- “When I get ready to resign Vil resign with- king any talk about it.” aby kee The Speakership. ‘THE TARIFY QUESTION AND OTHER ISSUES. THE LONDON and ___ FINANCIAL. Tous Ix VESTMENT. GILMORE MICA MINING CO, Offer For Saie $5,000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS. ‘These Bonds have four years to run, bearing 4 per cent interest, cuaranteed and payable qual erly. Earh purchaser of a #10 Bond iveeives ‘as bonus Shares Of the Capital Stock, full pad, ne amount offered being linifted, eat) desirable. Send for prospectus, or apply f tion cither at the north: for. west, OF ADAMS & CO., 629 F street ‘northwest. Samples of Plate Mica and Mica in the rough can be seen. aug0-1m Avaws & Co, BANKERS & BROKERS, 629 F Sraexr, Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE PETROLEUM, cither for cash or on margin, ‘We offer small lot POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS, ‘With or withont Stock. INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR- CHASED TO ORDER ON COMMISSION. We invite correspondence, All information ven, on-assexsable, application is i informa- ice of thé Company, 633 F street Tis our aim tosell only honest and feliable goods, Our fieavy Overcoat for 810 hut the nall squarely’ on ite nea. THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. Don't forget the London and Liverpool Clothing Company when in want of « Nobby Fall Suit, Our $8.00 Suits are going rapidly. ‘The London and Liverpool Clothing Store in full blast. Drop fn and examine thelr: Fail and Winter Suite az one-half what other stores charge. Keep it before tl Poe) iTS be seen by every eye. 10.50 and Sia, Our ANl-Wool Cheviot Suite at @8.75. usrantoed to be worth double the money, [HE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. wy necessity: A clothing house that will «cll re- able Hable foods at prices that will allow the people to live. itd 7 of THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. ‘The New York 7ritune gives nearly a page to-day to the condition of the Speakership fight and the is- sues involved in the contest, particularly that of the tariff: Letters of Inquiry were sent to all mem- bers elect to elicit their viewa, and replies were re- ceived from seventy-nine democrats and forty-five republicans. Of the republicans all oppose a reopening of the tariff question, though a number express dissatisfac- tion with certain features. Only four oppose a repeal of the compulsory provisions of the silver colimge act. On other questions there is more division. AS to the republican nomination for the Speakership, Cleven Representatives express a preference for Mr. Hi seven for Gen. Keifer, six for Mr. Reed, one for Reed or Kelfer, three for Mr. Robinson, of Massa- 100 District Estimates, A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT. ‘The following statement shows differences in the principal amounts appropriated for the current fiscal year, ending June M1834, and the estimates for like expenditures for the next fiscal year, ending June 30, 1888: ‘Tmps. and repairs sts. and aves. Care of : Wasi ton Ad ct Lane ndustrial school. ... Taggers and telephone service. 1 Water service and interest. *There is an augmentation of the amount designated for the service of the public schools to the extent of $40,000. ‘The Commissioners prt a ps for oxen in KY north’ tot 9 oth city. 1The juare, the we e ir. ie atuount for water service ines the turn of $44,610 for interest and sinking fund of outstanding bonds. ‘To meet the lange increase of $81,000 to be applied to oe hnprovemest of the water —. the Sone sioners rely uj rece ‘an unexpen Dalance in the ‘Treasery of scmue $2,000 Pesta lt tins Five More Divorce Cases, MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES IN THE EQUITY COURT. In the Equity Court, Judge James, to-day, besides the decision in the case of Vincent agt. Vincent, men- tioned elsewhere, several other divorce cases were acted on. Decrees of divorce were granted in the case of James Zueller against Charlotte A. Zueller, in which the charge was desertion; W. W. Hudson agt. Catherine Hudson, in which’ the cause was desertion, and Margaret E. King agt. James I. King, who was charged with drunkenness. In the latter case the court gave to Mra. King the custody of her two children and permission to resume her maiden name. Mr. James H. Smith to-day, tor George W. Ashton, filed a bill for divorce agt. Sarah Jane Ashton. He charges that in January, 1850, she deserted him with- ‘ont cause, and is now living in adultery with one ‘Chas. Boya. Mr. H. B. Moulton filed a bill for divorce to-day 16 Amory H. Shattuck agt. Mary 8. Shattuck. They Were married in West Newton, Mass., September Ist, 1857. He states that he lost a leg in the late war aud charges her with cruel conduct, District Government Affairs. Messrs. 8, Norment and John Wehster have petl- tioned the Commissioners that gravel be put on Vir- ginia avenu e, between South Capitol and $d streets southwest, issued by T or Entwisie: David Si rect issued by Inspector Entwisie: Simpson, ¢ a two-story dwelling, Howard avenue; $30. ‘Peter Crow, erect a_dwe! Bladensburg "road, county; $700. “James F. Ford, erect two two-story dwellings, New York avenue, between 19th and 20th streets: $900. C. K.’Morris, repair frame, southeast corner 4th end I streets southeast; $200. —__.———— Ty Seance oF His SIETER—A young man, named John Sullivan, appeared at police headquarters this Morning and stated to Major Dyé that seventeen Years ago he put his little orphan sister, Mary Sulll- Van, in the St. Vincent Orphan asylum; that up to twelve years ago she was there, but since that time ‘he has hot heard from her and knows nothing of her. DELEGATES TO THE EPIscoral CONVENTION.—The delegates appointed from this diocese to the Episco- pal general convention, which begins on Wednesday | in Philadelphia, are Rev. Dr. Elliott and Mr. Charies Abert, A Satior Drow: ‘d Adams, a colored seaman, on the U. 8. Tug well, was drowned at the navy yard last night. His body was recovered abont noon to-day, and removed to the navy yard. ‘The coroner was notified, eS A CHARGE OF EMBEZzLEMENT.—Mr. Jno, I. Rionlan this afternoon took ont a warrant at the Police Court charging Alexander Shorter with embezziing one barrel of apples, one barrel of yams, twelve barrels of Irish potatoes, and two boxes of tomatoes, on the 2th of last month. ——Ss RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following Were the readings at the oMice of the chief signal oMber today: 7 am., 54.7; 1 a.m., 58.9; 2 p.m, 62.1, Mamimum, 65.9; minimum, 53.6. saat alae ‘Tar PINKNEY MEMORIAL SERVICES.—Rev. Dr. Elliott, rector of Ascension Episcopal church, an- nounced yesterday that the services memorial of the late Bishop Pinkney have been appointed by the standing committee to be held at Ascension church on Wednesday, the 7thof November. A large at- tendance is expected. a CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING His WrrE.—Thomas Franklin was in the toils at the Police Court to-day, ‘on complaint of his wife Margaret, who stated that he is an habitual drunkard, and frequently assaults her. ‘He was committed for six mouths in default of $100 bonds to keep the peace. tere Tey ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF SELLING LorreRY ‘JickeTs.—Wm. W. Gould, of No. 1422 Pennsylvania avenue, who has been before the courts several times for selling Louisiana lottery tickets, was arrested to-day ‘in by Detectives Raff and Block on the charge of selling lottery tickets. He was taken to the Police Court and gave $500 bail for his appear- ance for trial. Frsep FoR SELLING PoLicy.—Wm. Th colored man, arrested by Detectives Block, and Carter for writing policy, was before the Police Court to-day and pleaded guilty. He was fined $50 and costs. “His field of operation was the govern- ment printing office. officers had several employes of the oMice summoned to prove that the defendant took plays in the carriage house, ga brlvanbeos inate a ir Name. Cent. Pacifi Ches. & Ohio ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Nane. } OTe | Lee 5 673, Norf. & West. p.! 291. é 16 |North. Pacific. .| 337, 2 2734 Do. pref 3 4 | IS: Northwest +| 6l3g, 61, Ont. & West +) 28" | 21% Oregon ‘Tran: {191 1213; Pac. Mail | 274) Peo. D. & 312, Reading g|..4.28t, Pant 1129] Do. pre! A -|10245 1027, St. P. & Omaha. | 50 | 5036) Do. pr ifexas 25%; Union Pac. ——_—__-e- — = POSTMASTER APPOINTED.—Julins Pease has been appointed postmaster at New Britain, Conn., vice Waiter Gladdon, deceased. HEALTH MATTERS IN MEXxICO.—Surgeon Main, of the marine hospital service at Brownsville, Texas, in a report to Surgeon General Hamilton, suggests the advisability of the United States being represented in the forthcoming meeting of the sanitary commis sion at Vera Cruz. In Tapachuila, state of Chiapas, he says panic reigns, It is a town’of 10,000, and 1,200 have died of black small pox, many of them in a state of ante-mortem decomposition. Post OFFIcEs Ropsep.—The Post Office depart- ment has been informed that a gang of thieves, on Saturday night, broke into and robbed the post offices ts startle the trade No commonplace advertisement. We defy competi. tion an to style and workinanship, Examine guy $idend git, add you will freely adnuif dat we should rank as “The pul lot louse fashinvton.”* THe LONDON AND LIVERPOOL GLOWING CO, No fancy ut the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO,'S Their cut, style and finish have won for them a wide reputation chusetts, one for Mr. Elwood, and twelve are non- committal, ‘The nomination is regarded by some of the Representatives as “a barren honor,” and several of them indicate that tf it were otherwise they would make a different choice. ‘Of the 79 democrats who responded to the inquiries 52 favor the reopening of the tariff question next winter, 4 are op} to and the remainder are non-committal. Of the 79 presentatives 64 are opposed to a repeal of the com: Provisions of the silver coinage act; 4 favor it and 12 express no opinion. Several are in favor of unlimited coinage ofsilver. As tothe cerahip 21 express a prefer- ence for Carlisle, 11 for 8. 8. Cox, 8 for Randall, and 2 for Springer, while 37 are non-committal.Mahy of the 37 say that they have not yet made a che About one-half of the Cox men say that Carlisle is their second choice, while Cox is the second choice of the same number of Carlisle's frienda. ‘Mr. Carlisle. seems to have LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER SEVENTH AND G. Isvesrueyr Secvarres, FIVE, TEN, FIFTEEN DOLLARS OR MORE. No matter what yon want to invest in CLOTHING, be GHT and All BUX AND SELT U,8 GOVT AND D. ©. BONDS: Br Wisi e Sasis other City Stock, cheerfully on diana, Kentucky, Missouri, M ch icaness and s G,bo | giana, Kentucl ani aur” | Seen Bones oe age sree uuauess oF Drones Bult for | Sreyas wise "Shiv, Thinols, Cal Wisconsin, ‘Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Virginia, lina and South Carolina appear to bealmost unknown. THE MISFIT STORE, wantities uo far as his prospects are concerned. Eis CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, tees the best for the See the prices, and Hitnols and Wisccann oa seceant of hepresentative Sees ere oie weal: {Sereall and examine gooune Morrison's influence. "There 1s some reason to be, ‘¢ pay SPECTAT, attention to obtaining CORRECT Fall Overvoats love, however, that Col, Morrison's friends in Tit. peouctiasjauciareeapansdt al Gaus eee “Pan Oeercat eee ek eee ere eae, Bones at Beet and are pre] at answer inqui- ‘Overcoats, come to the front in the S} Tace be- ries regarding same. ey é foreitne contest 18 decided. Gen. and HARRY 0. TOWERS & CO, eay epresentative-elect Summer, ‘are both BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE. The Brgston See ean Ot ite en mny31 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST. Good e that Mr. Randall's vote in the caucus will Better Suita be cast for Converse, of Ohio. ee Parvars Stock Texzcnara Wines Blendid. Bins were opened at the Treasury department to- Black. ay for the construction of the basement of the new ‘BETWEEN Black lic building at Frankfort, Ky. & Dume- Fine Black. Ehuvot brine ‘were the lowest (86,600) WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. Bail Soe WML be eran Ai come ACe = iE Suits for H. H. DODGE, es Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and- Suite at Sold on Commission, Ko, 699 ISTH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING.) | gi .cpl*piid nmortment at $2, 62.50, $3, R80, #4, 94.50, GOBSAMERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Agency for Prinoe ana Whitely, Btock Brokers; AS 8115, 92, 1%, 94.50, fon in San Philadelphia, New | funded, at the Yew’ York Block Eachanee at Gooeeneeus legen - MIBFIT STORE, cent commission. Private and direot telegraph wires eep20 CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, to Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and | © weer LEAy TEA ae pean Serta grea y rg pase ghia 8 SORES 225 TOURE promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in-| ¥resh invoice Just received, Guaranteed equal to any formation regarting the markets received through our Ovn Morro—No trouble to show goods, Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser, or money cheerfully re- oold at that price, ay @ Wicara, at Woodland and Hudson, Mich. ‘Tae Foutowrxa Canoes have taken place in the adjutant general’s office: George E. Loweree, class three, resigned; Joseph 8, Naller, class two, promo- ted to class three, vice Loweree; Gustave Walden, clerk, class one, promoted to class three, vice Nuller, and J. B, Hallwood, clasa one, resigned. PREFERENCE TO THE EX-SOLDIER.—Secretary Lin- coln on Saturday appointed Geo. W. Chase, of Rhode Island, to be a clerk of $1,000 class in the Surgeon General's office. ‘This name was not at the head of the list of those certified by the civil servic commis- sion, but when it appeared that he was a soldier dur- ing the war he was selected on that account, JaY-Eve-See’s Victory OVgR St. JULIEN.—The Treat race on Saturday at Fleetwood, N. Y., between Say Eve-See and St. Julien, resulted, to the surprise of the knowing ones, in ‘a victory for the former horse. The time was slow, mainly On account of the heaviness of the track. Jay-EyeSee won in three straight heats in 2:203, 2:18%; and 2:19. The attend- ance was lal and, a8 all the heats were close, ex- ‘itement ran high. ‘Traveler's Guide. PENNSYLVANIA Roap.—Trains leave B. & P. sta- tion, 6th and B sta. n.w., a8 follows: For New York, Philadelphia and the East—A.M., 6:00 (ex.), 9:80 dim= ited ex.), 10:80 (ex.) P.M., 1:30 (ex.), 4:20 (ex.), 9:50 ex} and 19:20(ex.) On Sunday—P.M., 420 (ex), 9:50 fex.), 10:90 (ex.) “hat of 1:90 P.M. For Pittsbu cago May 2: 4: 5: 8:00and 11:30. ‘on Sunday bh 6:20, 10 “BALTISORE AND Onr0 RatLRoaD.—Trains leave {he station, cor. of N-J. ave. and Ct. a8 follows For New York and Philadelphia and the East—A M., 8:10 ee 3200 (ex.), 9:40 (ex.) On P.M., 8:00 (ex.), 9240 (ex.) Bi: Louis and Louievie A.M, 8505 Gee}, tone FM. 1030 (ex), Hor Pittsoarg, Clevelaad For Baltimore on week days— s Fo Ga, 320, eee ‘The Courts, CovsT Is GaNcRaL Tenx. To-day—Chiet 4 Cartter and Justices Hagner and Cox—R. ‘and r ‘were adinitted to the bar. District agt. Jotnson; for October 2 —w . Hamilton and Secretary of State Briscoe, Mi land, have been invited 10 enter ito’ the delmee sisie canvass. rer i HE i PECULIAR CHINESE FUNERAL RITRS.—Hi Chinaman, was buried in with novel ceremonies. The bottom of was filled with Chinese cola, and the body ‘ ¢red with a peculiar Chinese paper, wi lettering on h. At the grave Mr. Lyle repeated the Lord's Prayer in Chinese and English, aft which a number of ribbons which were bound the body were removed apd thrown upon the ‘The casket was then lowered, and, while the gra' Was being shoveled upon it, the Celestials cast ineata, Tice, tea, baked @ Toast chicken and a biaclt bottle among the dirt. Ten thousand people wite essed the ceremonies at the grave. NEWSDRALERS STRIKE AGaIneT Caxar Newsra, PrRS.—The newadealers of the east side of New York effected a permanent organization yesterday. A mast meeting of the newsdcalers of New York will be heid. ‘Tuesday evening, at which united action will be tak in reference to the reduction in price of the Tyin and Herald. Most of the Boston newsdealcrs have strned an agreement to maintain the old prices og New York dailies, and inno event to undersell the same. readered by the coroner's that “Rose Clark Ambiet choked to death Wy some person or persons to t Jury unknown, but from William Lewis’ relations with he the past, and from his t ony and from, his conduct sin th, and from other evidence, We think suspicion points toward hina. At a mect- Ing of Irish-Americans in Chicago last night a reao- lution was passed requesting the secretary of state 0 permit American lawyers to “represent as counsel vindicate the right’ of American citizenship in ign countries in the person of our fellow-citizen, rick O'Donnell, now changed with murder before the courts of Great Britain.” ———.e— AN UNPOrULAR PRtEst.—The Polish congroga- tion at Nanticoke, Pa., are trying to depose their priest, Father Gramlivis. Recently 600) members tutloned Bishop O"Hara to have him removed. Yesterday he was met at the door of the church by an excited congregation, who refused to let linn enter to celebrate high mass. They accuse him of financial mismanagenic A Scrt my Wate Mx. BLAINE Is INTRRESTED.—A suit was brought in the Richmond (Va.) cireult court Saturday, in which the Hon. James G. Blaine is made one of the defendants, ‘Three years ago the James River and Kanawha canal coinpany’s property and franchises were bought, and the Itichmond and Alle- gheny railroad company organized. Among the Projectors of the enterprise was Jaines « Phe railroad was built on the towpath, and the | which cost abont #10 a shure, was boomed to $70, when Mr. Biaine and others, tt i understood, sold out at that ty w nade a handsome sun he road hag not been successful, and the stock 18m to $7 a share, and the company bas been pl hands of a receiver. G. W. Mitchell and Thomas J. Agee, who bt M the snit Saturday, were unable to collect @ bill of $2,268 duc them, because the receiver, did not feel authorized to pay. “They therefore bring the suit, anc allege that the company's capital stock of ooo has never been paid up, but is, in fact, fictitious, The action is institoted to make these Stockholiers, among whom is Mr. Blaine, pay up the $5,000,000, MARRIED. ART. On July 15th, 1883. Mr. EDWARD PRA E. HART, of Ballamon:, M om, ROLL, On September 27th, 1883, at the ch, bythe Rey. Richard’ Hayward NEAL to Miss ANNA J. CARROLL: RAIS! KAISER te LIAM this city, DIED. . On October 1, 1883, at 4 o'clock a.m. at the ‘ut Hospital for ‘the Insane, Mrs. FANNIE E. RRY. funcral will take place from 19th-street Bay to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clae 20LLT von September 29th, 31:45 p.n.. DE! . belowed wife of Collins, in the thirty-siath year of her Kelatives and friends of the famil tint, 1883, at ‘Patrick reapectfalls ii ed te attend the funeral from her late residenc 4 No, 208 Peumsgivania avenue, Tusdas, October 3h, ak ock p.m. bd CH, HERMAN DIFETTSCH, after a and. painful iilness, Sunday, Septetuber ste at 2: am. aged sixty-six years ‘Fuberal froin his late rwaidence, 2014 Twelfth strest northwest, Luraday, October 20, at 3p. a. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. “i In Philadelphia, Sunday. Septemiber 90,1883, EL wulow of Kxtwick vais, inthe ciglity-onc> rear . Interment in Glenwood Cemetery, 2 KING. On September 80, 1883, JAMES KING, in the ight arf ity au rads of the familly ure invited to attend his funeral on ‘Toesday Thorming, October 31, at mine oelock, fom his late nexidence, No. 624 E street’ northwest, th eto Bt. Patrick's church, w e requiem mass wil! besaid. * TAYLOR. On Sunday, eptember 30, 1443, at 3.30 WHE ACTAYLUR, aged 97 yearn Formerly of On Sunday, Reptember 30th. 1889, at Now after a brief illne Nd. VEDDER, aged iy sou of Colonel 'N. Vedder, U.S. aruy, Suceessors to Buchly"s Undertaking Establishment, 922 Pa. Ave. n.w., (formerly 912 Pa. Ave.) and reasonable, ‘Telephone at sept E. ZURHORS' ‘Sucersscr to Anthony Bachly, Undertaker, eyIvania Avenue northwest, One of the most te establishments in the coun try. Lance rooms for transient funeral serviews, aul® RIHUR ROONEY. JAMES BELLEW, ARTHUR ROONE’ 00. hakners, wlertakers and i st. and 2145 Pa. ave. now, ants. ‘th strewt, betwoon Mand Nnow. pevpared fortrannortation. Red: nem, 726 Peni and every tikiny first ‘OHN B, WRIGHT, UNDFRTAKER, 1337 10th street nortliwest, Telephone councetion. a0 UGUSTUS BURGNG FE SMexperraKer, No. 316 Penney Rorthwest, between 2 ang Meo stroets, Evers nine first-class, jant® Cuaroreaurs 5 perro Of which conisine 1ogramraca of Boat ested by Prpaiue. It is entirely asaitufla ble and pages into the blead vessels without requiring the stomach to do uy previous work, Ue ily rece ommended (by the mnedival faculty of Puris) to conva: Irveonta, to persons wh Door or who stiffer ‘Exhausted by Excens of Work, iver, Dymen- pie mind by Excena of Work, Ame, Bever. Liymen » Chest, Cancerous Aftections, guest Traveling or Long Futigue. Baris, ‘Rue Vivienne, by all Drugwista, ‘e2-nkthiy = Mm HELEN A McCRARY, WIPE OF THE BK- SECKETARY OF WAR, adds to our long list of testimonials the following letter: Kroxvr, Towa, May 90th, 1883, Et te with, gemutoe, gratitude Tyear wthiuon to th efficacy of “Cook's Balin of Life” Besides sufferer with DYSPEPSIA in Jes tany forma, T frequent attacks of ERUCTATIONS OF GAS from fhe stein wick fasted from three to mewn, howe and ‘were followed by very distressing and. alerts, SINKING SPELLS, and for which Tevuld find no poms y unt T called upon Dr. Dexter of Washiuucton, Da, That nyampigny, and ‘one he often prescribed for Mes for 2, and one he or tients, was "Cook's Malm of Life: =o.