Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1884, Page 3

___ RAILROADS. HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. SHORT LINE TO THF SOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND WEST Rebrdnle in St “PST 9. 1834, SEW OPLPANS MATL daily, making close na to ail prints Sout aud Southwest, vex ept Sumiay. with ©. & O Radway. Pull Man Sleeping Butlet New York and Wash- Beton ty Suny ars fro Palas ACP M—SOUTUFEN MAT. AND EXPRESS. Datt ‘teall pointe South and Southwest via Danville Charlie. Daily,excspt Sunday with C. & 0. Railway. rom Washine ton via Dau- lutte and Columibla to n Sieepin Car trum Wasiunston, leaves Washington at 7.004 daily. except Studay. at 10 AM and Tr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, TO THE NWI, Wi ST AND SOT THWEST. DOUBLE LHACK SPLENDID =CEN& STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPME? Is Ervecr JULY 16m. 1834, ‘Trains leave Wasliunvtou, from stition, corner of 6th Tnetreeter as val ow : Bir Henbury snd the West, Chicago Limited, Exprrss of Fale eareat Sas tu dauys Fast ” 9404. ws dey tc Cincinnati and St ine Cae Hou Marrs fo Gretuanti ted Ho Cag to St. Louis: daly. excep’ sy to Chieago, with Sleeping Car Altona t Western Ex: k@, 7-40 p.m daily, with Palace Cars t sian, | Aso connects dally for Chicago, with Cae tet ‘age. iail Lxprene, 10007. me dally | w= Went, with Palace Sleeping Car run beyond Renae Matauspurt. tock Haven aud Luuira, at ¥.40.a m. | Nee For! Ef TI 820 and 11.00 a iy 4 ND pw Oa Sunday, 40% P1015 pm Limited Pepress of Pulias Parlor cars. J 404 ty daily, except Sumlay Change, 210 pan every week-day. rains connect at Jer- X, eordisn ci ‘to Fullon street, avoicing double ferriage Seroan New York For Pisisdelphia, = 2000 and 11157. in 10, 4.00, 6.00, | in, 100 and 820 aud We ‘On Sunday. 4.00, 2115 pom Lathited Express, 20a, 1. ually, except Suns = Bor, Baltimore, £20, 9.49 1160.8, m., 1205, 210, 40, § h 6.00, 74, 10.00 ated TIS pm 10.00 aud Ge Scancay 9 aie TUG ai, Ain, 0 28 Fer Popes Creek Line, 635 m. and 440 p.m. daily, Cacept Sunsiay 35a m., 1205 and 4.40 p.m. daily, ex- oF Anapel te ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSEURG E-ATLWAY, AND ALEXANDIIA AND WASHINGTON ALL 6.9, 7.00, 9.25, 11.06 and 1.35 6, £06 and Spm, Ouse Sam. $05 p. in 2) urd 11.05 a. m. daily. Tale ax: Too Seo wane $20 and to l0 sin nent Miekets and informationgt the offi, northcaxt corner of tayp ccrest and Peutay Rania svesus and at the sea Sha whe ry moan roth ara Soasral Samper. SARATOGA. AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE. pnffalo Ry. by eave dereey Tee Saratows ~ Montreal 1 LAKE GEORGE, Pm Eegant Puliuan Budet te Montreal ATSRILL MOUNTAD PIG Het Baacerskill 2 we p. lor Cars, DAy EXPRES: SPECIAL. 9.99 am—ar Grea Hotel 2 10:18 am.—Arrive Albany 3p. . Cooperstown 6 pun. Uties 3-30 | in. Kock ster 1040 p.in., Buffalo jaar Falls 122401 Parlor Caz te Ale Bany. Sharon Spe sand Novara Falls ARATOGA AND CATSAILL MOUNTAIN EX- PRESS 11:40 ain—Arcive How! I Ss pm, Grand Hotel 5:05 pan. Saratoxs ‘ake Spm. Parlor Cars Jersey y ty Serato SARATOGA AND CATSRIL TAIN LT pease =A tet Knaterskill 910 pum Wasinngton « Barats Lita tet Jeav with Samet Ask for sinele aged avoit ferry at aud long (raster throuzh New Yor! cits. Apply to City or Derot Agent of Tenn. T:R for com- fe time-tables, tickets aud Parlor Car chairs. Parlor rar chairs from Jevsey City statiou “eserved in advance Wgon apyiicati: Pullman Car Co. Pent, Kit sexe-3an Bee ANP ourO & THE MODEL FAsT 11 LINE BETWEEN 3 VIA WASHIN DOUBLE ATLROAD. E SEY COUPLER! T SUNDAY. JUNE 15; IL FURTHEL NOTICE. oe from: Station, ccrier of New Jersey hy o, Cineinnati, Louteville and St. Leonie dai 06 mi JOS a in. 10-10 pm. with Throws Coxches on % Sleeping Cure to above postits, ut change. 10:1b aim daily to Chicago, exept id. 8-49 p.m 840 supe. Cleveland and Detroit, with Sloe ttsbure, ledo and Detroit via Morrveville, 10:15. m. gaily; with Sleeper tor Toledo, via Wheeittig and Laks rie fi. Trains for Philsdelpbia and New York at 6-10 am. datiy, except Sunday: 3p. mand ¥40 q) mand ua daily, with Parlor and Sleeping Cars at- ore om week days, 5, 6:00, 6-40, £:00, $-10.9.90, = SU S90. $0, 5 Wrsith) 440, 3:90, 6.50, 7:00 9:20, 9-40, 10:10 p. Sundays, £20, $:00, $:20 a. m.. 1:25, S.H, 6-90, 7:00, 820, S4¥and 1010p. ke FerLowtson the Shenandoah Valley Hailroad, 1015 a m. dally, Fer Annupolis, 640 2. mand 22-Wand 4:40p. m: oa Sunday, =u im. $40 p 1 timers Ber Wey Station etn Washing £00, €40. Yl a td? th JoTep m Un Sundays 54a ul Teo pe m Ter Stations ex A mana 6-35 daily for prive nich wba. 1 ley branch, 8s + sutiday, 5-40 Bem. daily: tor Frederick, welUsiG a mi. 4:45 Pts cady except sunday . For Hacerstown, 10-154 ui and 5:35 p.m. daily except i Gye we ive Irom the West daily, € 20, ja m., 2:25, rr icrk and PhsladeIphia, 2:55, 8:50, m. daily, 3p, mi daisy, exes pe Surdes Bich. Annepois: ‘a0 a me and 1:60 and 607 p.m: Sunday. iba 'm,6-55 pine mia wnetot, CAV au datly, and 2:15 p.m. daily, Bi Sundae Frou, Fredenck and tutermediate poi Pm. and 8. iasly from Poin vetom at. 2:00. 4:40, Pam. Wa:ts, 28 #1013 pms ue Mate, 1, GU), formation 2pply at che Baltimore and Office “Washington Stetion, 619 aud Isl ae, Corter 14th scfeets where oruere Raivaye to be checied abu received at SM. of T., Bal BL LOKD. G assenger Agent SEWING MACHINE Tue New “G” How: An Entirely New Arm, Sewing Maching Which Exceis all Others old on Instaliments, Liberal Di Bis i for Cash. Ow Lvexy Machine Warranted 3 eorp my THE HOWE MACHINE co, oa F Street Northwest, near 10th street, cm Washington, D.C. OLN. Te Sr01 Corres. SIX SPOOLS FOE 3 CENTS, | at AUERMACH’s Sewing Machine Roonacor Tehand y for the light-rannine NEW AMEL An entirely rea, huch-ar wrth Cusnies Fhisdeishia which suspance all c Pity abd duratnite ‘Aleo, new Autematic, Domestic, wer, Howe G.. W, and Wilson No. S, and other first-class Mackiues ur bale or reut ‘We employ no canvassing agente By dealin with un sca save tioney and annoy: Ioetruction tne at your manne by exjeriemced tea Leto. ‘All Rind repaired and warranted is AUEREACH, corner 7th and H, nex: door to Auertuel's Gente ishing and iat store. Tur Licey R AND HARTFORD SEWING MACHINES, the simplest and moat durable Fur. Sewing Machines ever Produced. Sold un monthly payments, and liberal dis- count for canis, at CPPENREIMER'S Eehable Sewing Machines and Fashion Rooms, £98 9th street nw. St Cioud Building Good machines for rent. All hinds repairal Bazar per Fashions, TALS REAT SILENT New Home, "* Boston,” fine Sewine Mi. Soar peices "No canvases Come tot we mupey. Hentinyr wd Tevairing aspen SREY Ga wth st how oy etanes at hy fice ahd Ca Revvesr, Nea 4G AND 46 iru STREET NORTHWEST. Headquarters for the WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. New Orleans; also, | | poronae ms eaves Tth-sinent wart daily (excet Wir EvENING sTAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. THURSDAY. — AUGUST 21, 1884. = AUCTION SALES. Paursictaxs aso Davectsrs ACKEE. RULES, TATUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS, TOOLS, (RAZORS, | BCINSOKS, VIOLINS, ‘TOYS, VIOLIN _'S sui Axp (80) SE is. OPTICAL Guol i 10,000), USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. — Bs diretion of the owner, to change business, Twill ion. the premises, all the above Stock of J. U- CMMs Pennsylvania avenue northwest, < FRIDAY, JUNE. TWENTIETH, at every ‘evening thereafter at sie ite "SEESranLy INVITED, oe many he sold in orurinal packages. ‘Great bargains mpi bas as RUVAL GLUE” i wt of sale, the store will be AKA & CU., Mabutacturers of oe UUK AT LOW FARES. NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. FIRS|-CLASS FARE, $1. ROUND TRIP. $1.50. <The Elvant Steamers LAKE and MOSELEY, leave POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ Lstret whart MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI DAY ats. wpm .aid SATURDAY, atop. a. ime MONDAY Sivan Stops Fxery SATURDAY at Classic Shore, adjoining CGloulal Beach” Fare, so cents, Vassaxe aiid roctiesccurcd at Band O. ticket office, ath street and Fa ave. T. Thorpson. 902 Pa a General office, Sixth street wharf; Telephone call 731-38 POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. 73. m.—Fare 2c. This steamer for charter eheay, Tiiesday. Thursday end Sat 333 SWesrrevers SUNDAY. 1 St 7 ovluck am. for Mattox Creck, returning on Mon- Gays, Welnestlaysand Fridays, stopping at intermediate Vandinuy goime and returniie Aino, touches at Grin der’ whart Sundays and. Tuesdays down and Wednes- Gays up, and Chap. | Point and Brent's wharf Tharsdays down ait Moudays and Wednesdays up. Freighte re- ‘daily G4. SUNES. Avent ‘Retura— (GIEAMER TV. ARROWS ITH, s PHOM @TH-STRRET WHARF: ‘On Mondays, 7 3m. for Nomm and intermediate landings, returning Tu scr Currioman, Nomini, St. returning: On Thnirwaays, 7a. i Gement's Bay, and” wiermediate Iandinica, riday, (U2 saturdays, $0 p. m.. for Currioman, Nomin!, and intertyediate lutidines Teturnine Sunday cvening. su antag 89) a. special Excursion to Cor Jonial Beach and return. ‘YN. E—Land at all suuimer resorts each trip, JOHN B. PADGETT, Agent, sy15 CW. RIDLEY. Manin T NOKFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH. POTOMAC STEAMBOAT “COMPANY'S _ popular Steamer GEORGE LEAKY leaves 7th street wharf on Meudays and Weduescays at 5:90; Saturdays ut 6 p. nh Stops at Piney Teint and Cornfield Harber going and rein pith, SATURDAY NIGHT g7FAMen RETURNS MONDAY Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence | steamer. Coutects ulso with New York abd Riche eames, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard osiioke “Ocean View and" Vingiaia Beach Tatlrouds. and room can be secured at Bal and Ohio” Ueket. Ofc. I4th ‘street and Pennsylva- bag avenues at ‘ot Siare hotel, Polkinhoru's wext (9 Oty Pont oftiea, of nox's express. 6tD 9 t Tania aventey aud at compauy’s office, Tt irs. Roox's express will call for and check baggage from Litels and private. residences, Tight receive daily wutii Sp. m. WILLIAM P. WELCH, General Agent, "The Steamer SUF. Capt, W.C. Geogheean, will Lertpace Paltinose aud Hiver Tending, oC Sa fetviog Sep henacn’s Whar: af 4pm lee yccttheton every FRIDAY at 3 yam ecelved tuuul G p-uk Satara OMLE Shut must be prepaid. Pescenger aves i ao BILEFHENSUN & BRO. Acente, ‘7th street wharf. 1 MT. VERNON! STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN t Sunday) for Mt P reaches Washi LL. BLAKF, Captain. Vernon it 10 o'clock ten about $0 pa. “a0 ree LANE THE, CUNARD STEALS Senvia. Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. ‘aul (05 7th street, Washington. + ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY FTierween New YORK aNp Haver. STEAMERS. _ YUNARD LINE. af xO Tr. » HIP COMPANY, LIMITED, ETWEEN NEW JORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR FROM . EW YORK. Wed", Oct §. 2 Wed 1 Oct.” 15, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY }ROM NEW YORK. | KATES OF Passack—g60, $50 and $100, according | to accommodations. St very lOwrates, Steersge tickets from Tav- | ra (Quecistowuand all other parts of Europe at | f laden given for Belfast, Glaszow, | other Forts ou” the Continent and | Haxny, Antwerp for Mediterra:e ¢ an ro apply at the Company's office, | Neod. Belin Grvenscr both Steetace and: Cabin to OFIS BIGH LOWS CO bys Th at, Washinton. D.C. VEKNON H. BROWN & CO., New York 10. 42 Surth Kiver. foot of Morton Ww. Sunitelli, Wednesday. Aux. 27, 10a. m. de Jouisselin, Wednesday. Sept. 3, 4 a.m. pul. Wecluesdlay. Sept. 10,0 a.m. Front chs payable on sight, i amounte to suit. on tho Bangur Treusatiantique of Paria, LUUIS DE BEBIAN, Avent, No. 6, Be ew GW. MOSS, 25 Peonneylvazia avenue: JW. BOTELER & SOS, 92)Frunsylvania avenue, ano ‘Agents for Washungton, D.C. ras Non AAT L AAL L AAA L EN aa NN LLELUN POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE. Commencire May 3d, and every Saturday therea! Siew nly five se if thin aye fui Tad to lanl Fhe arcane formtreny ure fitted up with all the modern, puetyents thal vractical eapeciguce cau mune, 9873, LEVE'S ALDEN. General Azents, an aaa way, New York, SESWINTER SERVICE. pool every ‘Thursday nell Mag. PEh0Intdemetiate, 29073 Exe | ‘Stoh from: Liverpool, Queenstowue fter, | te Liverpual, minking the shortest | . Glaggow and Galway, for prepadd busines aig, ‘Through tickets monet to ay rabiroad sextion ie ie Cnited Turermediate, $36.73, steerage, 321. The alt er will be resumed, comme! «company will ail EVERY WED- D SATURDAY from Bremen pisr, foot of woken. of «from NEW YORK By Weduecday steamer ond cabin. 30 * sect com cabin. $00. Bteer- fen st lowrnt rates, he ur Qaseaice apply f Shr rcs’ 6 retn, New Yorks WG. MUTZILOTT & CO, 25 Pennsylvania avetrue ‘uorth SOL CHAS WALTEIE 542 street, Agent dor Wanh- inetom wi _MEDICAL, & R. LEON. THE OLDEST FSTABISHED AND is oy idbte Ladies Physician iu the ei be Miswours C. atid 4% etreets. All | thaie coluplainty aud’ irregularities quickly rewowd Correspondence and consultations, siretly confidential. Separate ruums fur ludiex Oftce ‘a020-Lin® Rours—1todandTto9p. mL R. BROTHERS, 906 BST, om me and rade oath thag dunhiedl Expert Specialist in this suarantee a cure inaly cases of veuerealdig- ht Medel FAT AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, cS B\ he Limbs: Tapaired Nutrition of the ¥ Duty and Labor and all forms of | FS are permanently cund by Dr. | BLOTHL KS Tavigurating Cordial. vant the larncest this side of New a that he is the only reliable ads his city, aud is Wot to be clagged, Whose whole stock of cliein- id be putin a yeast powder Years established at W06 B est. “Too loux fur a humbug to live, bottle. Over thirt strvet sont iy ¥ ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR two of Di BROTHERS Invicorating Cordial | tory and on easy monthly payments. Old piancs taken TPHOMAS DOWLING, Ancuonesr. pa RE MMEND GRAY HORSE, DOCTOR'S BUGGY AND HARNESS, cs Qn SATURDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-THIRD, at | BBR, RRR, = wRET TWELVE O'CLOCK, t will well the chore tenoat fa nt Eat 9 9 eee BRT ‘2 front of auction ruciua. Horse Kind and gentie: Iady| BBR, ERE 9 O WWwew RR can drive, Bugsy made by Joyce. aur | Bar EE %? GY RAN FP HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. = 00 oN i Bk oo RXR ° REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE H RRR OO NW ‘AT AUCTION ROOMS, Bk 90 RNR SATURDAY, AUGUST, TWERTY-THIRD, ii EE ‘od Xe Lo? HARDWARE. &o, &o. ROU mr 8585 foes) BS 3 E R At TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, Wagons and | #5 r T ik Sas, Harness, sue | pop TF z bos st Ee BR Sas8 J OU8 SHERMAN CO., Auctionccrs, ARUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT. AS THE BEST TONIC. asp mmo FRAME HOUSES THEREON, KNOWN AS NOS. ‘$14 AND 316 C STRE U" ) NEAR | _ This medicine, combini (ron with Ve PEEL Cat A Gad ara x ang | RERMBSEE a ae eee ees se easel rn oa ta os ge | Di Hake . CHILY.S AND FEVER, and NEI ‘assim ‘eteq., one of the land records of the Distsictof ‘rapid and thoroueh assimilation with the blood st jand reco! trict of Co- pi rou lumbia, we will seil. at_public suction, in front of the | reaches every part of the system. purifies and premiace, on THU" SPAY. AUGUST. TWENTY: | the blood, stivuethens the muscles and herves, and tones GUTH, 1564, at SIX O'CLOCK Y. SL a part of lot two | and inviworstes the ¥, <getem, (2) in square seven hundred and ninety (790), the same | A FINE APPETIZER—Best tonic known. Lavan a fcout of 22 feet und zinches of € wercet south~ | | It will cure the worst case of Dyspepuin, femoving all east abd running back of that eich oF fer wore wee ing symptoms, auch as Te ‘the Food, Belch- eta ly verde i said decal of trust. with Whe. | ing Heat uy the stoaacy, Heartburn te a roveanent s conaisting uf two f rane WILL welllnes. ee BLACKEN OR INJURE THE TEETH. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal instal- ments in oneand two years, sccundd ty ad ed of trust on the premises wold, cr all cash, at the option of the Purchaser. A deposit of $100 required ot the day of sale, Terns to be complied with an seven days fron. 2, of the property will be r sold at the cust ‘detaultine purchaser, All conveyaneing Teconding at buyer's exp ESTANIA E LEIGHTON, ice, aisiana avenue n.w, exRus K. Foss, em 13 Grant Place. The *haser ata prior sale having iailéd to comply Py tperoos Gee of ae Co SLES the time opr By mon thereof. re property ‘will bere-sold | at his cost aud risk. senate ay It is invaluable for peculiar to women, and to ven. X FOR DISEASES OF EYS, KIDNEYS. Persons suffering from the effects of ner. ‘yous troubles, loss of appetite or debility ‘quick reef auld renewed energy by ite use. IT DUES NOT CAUSE HEADAOBE Of PRODUCE CONSTIPATION—other Iron medicines do. is tue only preparation of Iron that <atiges no int. rious effects. Physicians and Druggists t asthe BEST. TRY IT. ‘The genuiiie hax Trade Mark’and crossed red lines on wrapper. ‘Take no other. Sade only by auig "BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Md. BENJAMIN F. 4 RODT, THE HATTER, mue-akds CERES PDSETIORTON: } rasteee | Bi! alla th stcet northret. x od the fall wtyle oJ OBS SHERMAN & Co., Auctioncers, Bik Silk H su9-1m TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE STORE rABLIS} 183L, nf Shar etceeide aba nteatcnega | We EL. Wasarurx & Sox gee at Columbia, sitting iit equity ‘equity cause No, Doe. 24: wil, DAY, AUGUS: Pawwed on SAT. ‘iW HIRD, ‘A.D. 1884, at SIX O'CLOCK ¥. M., sell at public auction, in front of the premises, all the right, title and interest of the par~ ies to said’ cause: in and to the south five (5) fect and. eight (8) inches tront. by the depth thereof, of lot twen- ty-six (a6), and the north twelve (12) feet and wx) inches frobt. by the depth thereof, of lot twenty-seven, STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING, No, 1068 JEFFERSON STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. a. fio prompuly, Goods called forand delivered free of, iu suiare four hundred and ninety-cix (496), to- | place im the city,» Fostal Cards responded getlier with tue timprovements thereon, consisting of a | _ Sy1-Sm two-story brick and frame building, used as a store aud dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: All cash, or, at the option of the pur- | conser oe ea ct eae ge of ue aur: | Sexctar, Nozice ance in equal instaiments, payable in one and two years, | secured by purchaser's notes and deed of trust upon the Premises sold. Interest on the deferred payments at the Fate Of six per cent per apnunt, A deposit of 100 re- | quired on the day ‘of sale, ‘the trustee reserves the Fight, if the ters of sale be not complied with in seven days from the date thervof, to resell said real estate at the Cost aud risk of th: defaulting surchawer. 8 Cont, veyaucing and recording at ju BENJAMIN F LEIGHTON, | aui3-dkde ice, 82 Loulntan: JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PROPERTY CORNER OF N AND CANAL STREETS SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in liber, No. 824, folio 78, et seq., onc of uhe land records off Washington county, iu the District of Colu will self at public wuction, on THURSUA’ DAY OF SEPTEMBER, iss, at HALE @'CLOCK ¥. M. Or parcel of around lying in the city of W le District of Columbia, sud known as Lot uumbered four (4). in square numbered seven hundred and seventy-one Gi, together with ud and yingular the appurtenances, rikhis, privileges, iiuprovemneuts and other heredita: mucuts’ to the sume belonying or inauy Wise appertala- ite. derms: One-third cash. balance in equal instalments in one and two notes to bear interest, payable Semi-unnually, aud to. be secured by deed of trust on Pretuises wold.'or ail cash, at option of purchase deposit of $100 requited at time of sale. Conveyancing, Ke,, at purchawr's cost. If terme are not complied wit in ten days the ‘Trustees reserve the rieht ty resell. at She risk and cost of defaulting purchuser, after five days’ public notice of such resale in some ‘newspaper I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING To MY STOUK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE (OUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO GALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO O& MORE ROOMS | ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE JAKE GREAT PLEASURE 1N REFER. KING TO. A CALL IS SOLICITED ‘AND ESII- MALES PROMPILY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctusrve AcEnr, No, 452 PA. AVE., NEAR 4% STREET. | F ST FIVE in frou of tue premises, all that piece shingt ap26 Guear Axo Posrve Cizsnma abled ee ee, nina OMAS § HOPKINS} ctrsteos, . SOHN G- EDSON, $F aul9.cokdbakds peas: DOWLING, Auctioneer, (Cnr enitire stock ot, : pe r Se ; | LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S, and MEN'S and THE ENTIRE PLANT OF “THE WASHINGTON 4 CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY,” LUDING ‘BOYS' SUMMER SHOES ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND (aX CEVTING SOME SULPHATE UF AMMOSIA), WILL B: OLD AT PUBLIC AUOTI On SATURDAY, TWENTY at TWELVE. OCL ock M MBER dosis and CHAMBER. Ics ani fact towers 5x9 nud “Io fect high, At actual cost for the belance of the season. All those 4 need of Low Shoes should certainly not miss this op- Portunity as some wouderful Bargains can be had. ‘Weave about 500 pairs LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES that have never been soldfor less thanjg. They are D SULPHURIC ACID high, with front and ati capacity 390,000 Ibe, (all approximate Imewsurements); three Sulphur Fugnacrs for Ot 1b. charges hourly four Hetort Fur- cing now at eae pair haces, includ ne Glass Ke-torts, reducing pans, ete. for the Uuwnufacture of Oil of vitriol, taxether’ with all | _ Allof MEN'S FINE SHOES that havo been sold for BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there | €6 and €6 arenow welling at 83.50 and 84. Meith, a6 well as all tools, tmaplemenis aul nee appertaining thereto. Also ite BEICK AMMON PACTORY AND WigCh” STOCK. and PATENT Don't miss this great opportunity, ss you will save AMMMONTACAL STEAM ST! money by doing 0 at the Keliablo Shoe Storesof Cluding Botlers, Pur iu Drying Table, injleinents, fachiners of every Kind used in opetatinige ho ‘The AMMONIACAL STILL 4s continuous in its operation, aud has & producing caravity of irom two thousatid to hve thousand pounds Sulphate daily. Cone tract for the Ammoniacal Gas Liquor will be trauisferred to the purchaser of the works, Te wale fil Us tna eb account of Mr.P. Uauer. purchaser at the publicealeuf tuis props 5 2h, deed, ks ‘Terms of salé: Cash within five days: all convesan- city ut purchaser's cost; a deposit of $00 forfeit money Required at tne of sale, Yor further particulars inquire at the office of the company. THE WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS €0..” aut-dia 621 Pennsylvania Aven, Evaporators, ste SINSHEIMER & BROS, 808 7th and S151 Mstrosts, TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MPAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING SIOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND BAUCES. ANNUAL SALE, 8,000,000 JAKS. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. fon or which ‘ation« siguld foal grater TUL" Seo “*Sleuical Press” “Lancet” aa WOOD AND COAL, Gennine only with the fac simile of Baron ‘Asebix’s Signature in Blue Ink’ acroga the Label, The title "Baron Liebig" aud photo- Coss Axo Wooo. raph having teen largely used by dealers —— ‘with no comection with Baron Llebig. the Public are informed that the Lieb Gom- ny aloue can offer the crticle with Baron We have Just reeeived a larme lot of Bakers! PINE as big's kuaruntee of wenuineness, WOOD.” Also, free Mined COAL, of supenor quai for domestic se, all of Which weofer at lowest 1uarket ‘s. ‘Lhe attention of consumers is respectfully invited to an ispecou of ‘Gur stock. STEPHENSON & BRO., th st. wharf and 12th st. and Pa, ave, ‘Woop tt LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘To We: had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and Ghemista:” Sole Agents for tho United States (wholestile only) C David & Co. 9 Beuchureh Avenue, London, England. wmyl5 PORE AND RELIABLE mis Coane. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: HOMCPATHIC REMEDIES, Either by the single vial or in complete outfits, at BOERICKE & TAFEL'S Puanwacr, eu5-e078t 998 F Street, Washington, D. C, ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest, BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northwes [pee uae 1615 7th street northwest; UPPER TEN 1750 Tennsylvania avenue northwest; HOW 1112 $th street northwest: HO Comer 34 and K streets northwest; HH £21 Fennsylvania avenue southwest, HO YARGFST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF NEW YORK; also, EXTENSIVE WHARVES, givin Ds Unsurpassed facilities for the econouiie handing of FUEL of all ku e ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE INTO OUR YARD. Wo deal only in best qualities of ANTHRA BITUMINOUS COAL: © ; Cie snd All kinds of WOOD, elthi 7 ogill. kinds of WOOD, eltherin the stick or preparedto CLEAN, COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, rompt deliveries aud prices as low a4 Fuel cau b furnished! septs eee PIANOS AND ORGAN EKAMP PIANOS, ‘Superior toall others in fine tone qualities, elegance of finish, solidity of construction and durability. Over 15,000 in use at colleges, seminaries and by the best musical people everywhere. Be sure and see them be- fore you buy. We sell at the saine prices as at our fac ASK XOUR GROCER, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, my24-3m. (AN STERREGNUM. ‘In former days no barber in Spain considered his eda- cation complete until he had made the tour of all the Principal cities in the kingdom, He was then fitted to pursue his avocations of barber and leech im his native town by virtue of the variety of knowledge absorbed in his travels; for the information thus acquired was co- extensive with that pertaining to his profession through- out Spain. In quite recent years it was the custom of tail- ors and cordwainersin this country to pursue the same course of education; but the introduction of the sewing machine was the death blow to tramping, and there ex- ists no longer “casion” for frequent flitting. a part payment at fll value, Several nearly new | ,wbOceriscontent with mere local knowledge, most aquares uprights at a sacrifice tomake room. Pianos of other makes cheap and at 810 per month, Branch | Say cece to, tally mtorm Himself ot (he -stas ‘Warcroom, 422 9th street. au20 | of the profession my cutter will be absent this as oe week for the purpose of interviewing the trade in the Cuaxcex J. Rezo, northern cities and of absorbing all that is really good 438 7th Street Northwest. as wellas new. Therefore an interregnum prevails in PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE ON tho tailoring department this week, so far asall new trade is concerned. The old will be accommodated if ean ane of Sena ee MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS, possible, Su Heteeet southwest MOF MeN | ented or Exchanged, Rent applied if purchased. HENNING, CAN Cox a z ah AS GOEEIED mM Bghare Bow on hand the finest collection of §-CENT i CLoenTEs et ante peculiar to Ladies " Sevenrn STREET ae Se ee noe New and Second-hand PIANOS at prices ana stan yeare eqpertetce atleast ait 42¢p DAES ThlAL ALLET DAVIS & CO’S PIANOS ei . 30 — ee Eos PANS cay Prextsos bE DIES Apt BAS SUMNER, ert bene Se FLECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT. and other Eieermo = a c= Piiasces.. We will send on thirty: Gaye teh hemes L WALD & mRo. ‘We could easily il thisside in a ittle talk about Pick Gung or old, who ate suffering from Nervous Debilite, 703 7th etreet northwent. ings, and could mention an instance or two where it ‘at € itulty. anal these diseaute cf's persotal Bette te: | _ Role Agents for the REARTCH S acitand | been brought to perfection, but we would rather—which yell oe ee act cauhen Sera eliefatd | ie SEEEE ATANON ahd aM Gal's Won ‘wo know will be much preferred. by you—confino our- complete restoration t Vier apd nian | derful automa st oii Seu af udox for ddundrated taanpiiee, free Adc | GHEAT BANGAINS tm sccundchmd Pianowand Oe. | selves to business, and pick afew choice morsels out of Gees VOLTAIC'BELE Co. Mariah MGR S-c0iy | gate. Varuishite ‘and ‘gcteral overimuli of pass | our iange ad varied stock, to which we invite yourkind MAbs, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FORLA. | douebestund cheapaes = umuners weit can then bo | attention, pale cumplatnta quickly e ae femal 0 ‘streetiicrtuwest. Oficehouss | JPEICHENBACH'S PIANO WAHEROOMA PIANOS | Tt will trike you Velocw pam, with ladies only. JMASHoop kestoReD. A victin of early tmprudence, causing Nervous Da. Bibty. Premature Decay, etc... having’ tried dm val every Known remady, Las discovered @ simple incaus which he will send free to his fellows nea Addnand. H KERVES, 43 Chatham street, New York 2l0-tu.th&s. Denar’ CF THE GENERATIVE | ORGANS quickly cured by the CIVIALE METHOD, Adoy dyzl-lin® in ail the HUSPITALS OF FRANCE. Prompt return IGOR. | siuipie cases, $3 to $6. Severe onen, 83 to Panphiet tree. CIVIALE KEMEDIAL AGES. 100 Puitun strvet, New You DENNYROY AL PILLS.— CHICHESTER” ary the only Genuine For full particulars inclose jou cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Conspany, No. 2315 Madison Square, Philsdelphia, Pa myl0-sed. Di. 2ORLETSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST ‘who stands hieb in his m., $s acknow! fo be an expert without a peer in the wide world in treatment and cure of Private, Nervous pS-th.s, tly of various thakes for sale and. rent at re- iced prices Wit hosbe it Conort | renine A howned Pianos. ‘Tuning abd Yepairiiue 23 ‘Oug ail leather dou c f loss wove ane Patan hie se | Ge eee ) br = a) ur large Trevelin Srxce& Co. Eurnsox, & Baus& Co ur bras C PIANOS Our folding i Our excellent WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, gute Tianos and Organs anged, repaired, Our beautiful boxed: i it by day, Our lovely Sil or year. “Htent applied if pusebaged Our fine Silk Pi Diveanen Leet Vitali Cf the Spaten mar HENRY EBERBACH, Sur 915 F STREET, on my31_Managing Partner of the late firm of Filis’& Co | QUE ENUINE “DECKER” Qur ARE MADE BY D) Beos. x APE | Our GH KUHS, ole Agent ‘Our Askren tee ee ca See Our THE TRADES. ae FBUFUS B. DARBY, J; B AND NEWSPAPER | you will see bundreds of others, which will strike you, R Wott RTH AND PUBLISHER perhaps, as more attractive, moze desirable, and equally wt = as cheap. : M. SILVERBERG & CO. 022 Irm Sraxer Nomyuwaer, E 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star SMOTHERED BY GAS. A Terrible Accident in a Pennsylvania Coal Mine. SHAMOKIX, Pa.. August 21.—Thore was a terrible Accident at the burning Buck Kidge mine to-day, seven men being smothered by gas. ire broke out y Buck Kidge siope at_a depth o 1,500 feet trom the surfaces ‘The company at once Dought the Greenback cotilery adjoining, the work- ings of which are higher than those of ‘the Buck Ridge colliery. ‘The wntention was to bore a hole thirty-six feet in leugth from the Greenback to the Buck Ridge colliery, turn the creek into bath col- Ueries, and by flooding them put out the fre. While'men were engaged in this work to-day the gas suddenly poured in trom the burning mine, ind before they could escape seven men fell victims tothe deadly gas. Tneir names are Wm. Taylor, Wm. Clark, Patrick Healey, Wm, Snankweller, George.Beck, Wm. Fox and Robert White. Ii impossible 0 reach their bodies, as both mines are now full of gas and the fire is fnereasing. Eleven mules were also suffocated or burned. passerine eda American Institutions and Laws. Samatoga, N. Y., August 21.—The American Bar association was called to order this moruing at 10 o'clock by Vice President Rufus King, of Oulo, in ‘the absence of President Parker. After the flung Ot the vacancies in the general council Hon. Jon | F. Dilioa, of New York, delivered tae annual ad-) dress, his subject being tue general character of American institutions aud laws. He declared that every nation must. stand for, embody and represent some great principle which permeates, vitalizes and binds it together. In our government this principle 13 the absolute civil ind political equality of all its citizens, ‘hose collective will, expressed by majorities, | ‘the original and only source of all politica! power. By this fundamental principle we must stand ot fall, He would not discuss its soundness, since the stage of discussion ended with us more than a century ago; meanwhile the principle has stood the test of time, overcoming our fears, strengthen- ing and confirming our faith. | He pointed out the vast extent and rapid develop- | ment of the country, with a population exceeding 50,000,000, occupying thirty-eight states and nine | territories, reaching from ocean to ocean. He de. ‘Died with emphasis that our institutions had either Tailed of success or tbat their workings were ua- Satisfactory. He alluded to the great and complex problems Which confront the American lawyer, arising out of the laws and legal institutions of a nation of such vast territorial extent, with its du- ae system Of national and state government and t isprudence, and out of the problems presented yy the coaihued muluplication of corporations, dealing With interests vital alike to individuals an soclety. He insisted that justice was of supreme and paramount importance, not simply to individ- uals, Dut to the nation assuch, and that Justice was’ the result of good laws well administered. He entered upon a critical survey of the general hature of our system of Jaws and its practical workings, and reached the conciiston that they ‘Were consonant with our political institutions, and adapted to the genius, vemaper aud wants of our people. He declared that the common law, ineln- ding equity, was the groundwork of the’ whole | system of Afherican jurisprudence. He traced he Listory of the development of that law, and showed thatit had from the first been distinguished and characterized by a spirit of freedom wileh espec!- ally adapted it to the temper and necessities of a sel-governed people; and that management of | local affairs by local constituencies was consonant | with the spirit of the common taw, was adopted at | anearly period in England, and has been carried astill greater extent tn ithis country; that the | states severally dealt with ‘the congeries of muul- cipal institutions Independent. of federal co ‘thus happliy preventing a concentration of cal power at the national center; that in the cending scale, the federal constitution con sututed the 'states and people of all the states into the national government. He eulogized the Constitution of the United States ‘as Ule most remarkable Work of constructive pollu cal organization ever created. Adverung to Ue Jury, We expressed the view tit this was a valus bie and essential part of our judicial and political system, and that It belongs to our free institutions | and tends to perpetuate them. He entered upon a | critical examination of the doctrine of judicial precedent and the multiplication of law reports, of which we had tn Engiand and in this country av this Ume more than six thousand volumes. Our law consists of two great divisions—of stat- ute law and cage law. The law in its present eondl- | on, he sald, was fairly open to the three-fold ob- | Jection of want of certainty, of want of pubileity, and Want of convenfence. "The speaker Was i Tavor of a conservative codification of the law. Me Spoke of the Field codification of the law of proces dure in New York state, and spoke of its complet Uriumph, He sald that there were two causes for the deterioration of case law in this country, viz: First, the growing custom of subinittt printed briefs instead of by oral anguient, and, Second, the hablt of numerous appellate courts ast signing a record to one judge ty write the opinion without the previous examination of the case in conference by all the jwiges. In both of these r= Specls, it gave lum pleacure to say, he eousidered the Supreme Court of the United ‘states to be a model for all other appellate courts in the country. Latest Fo ‘TRIAL OF THE DUBLIN SCANDAL € DUBLIN, August 21.—The trial of th was continued to-day. Robert Fowle and Daniel Considine were convicted of keeping disorderly | houses and sentenced to two years In prison. geal aloes Charged with Murder. Laxcaster, Pa., August 21.—Adam Behney was placed on trial here wo-day charged with the mur- der of Bernard Short, a prominent citizen of this county, last January. Suort was found on Ure roadside with his brains beaten out. Behney had been a tenant of Short’s, but was evicted, and 1t is presumed that he Killed him out of revenge. A Big Crowd at Ithaca. Inmaca, N. ¥.) August 21.—A reunion of fifty engineers and of the Grand Army Post of Central New York here towlay, in addition to the crowds: attending the races, has swelled Une population to. ‘twice its usual size.’ Gen. Logan Is not here, a8 was, expected. —— Re-clected. Tanray, N.S. August 21.—Hon. W.S. Fielding, premiler and provincial secretary of Nova Scotis Was re-elected to parliament from Halifax county yesterday. Private Henry's Sister. LINCOLN, Nap., August 21.—Miss Dora Buc! mailed yesterday’ a paper establishing her relation- ship to Private Henry. The letter authorizes the coroner of Long Island City to take the remains, ssa teas Notes from Montreal. MONTREAL, August 21.—The agents of the Tansa Steausiip coinpany coinplain UW the governinent that their steamer Vorsetzen was detained 14 hours in quarantine, at Grosse Isle, by the examining doctors, who refused to go abodrd between 6 p. mn. and 8a m, Brothers M. M. Tall, J. F. Walker, and f. Tl. Steames have been appointed by the grand master juebec Free Masons to inquire Into the abuses sald to exist In the provinclal order, and if possible Suggest some scheme fora compromise between Lae English and Quebec grand louges. —_———_ Lient, Greely’s Reply. BE TELS WHY HE DID NOT CROSS TO LITTLETON ISLAND. Portsvoura, N. H., August 21.—In answer to the criticisms of his colirse ih not crossing to Little- ton Island Lieut, Greely says Ut the tide between Cape Sabine and Littieton island ran like the water in a mull race, and was full of heavy lee, rendering an attempt Uo cross exceedingly dangerous, an ‘well nigh impossible. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New Vork Stock Market. she following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported | Dy special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: 0, jpn) Name. 0. p.m Cent... ¥. Cent. 2. 2.0. SEL, ‘Do. pret. (Nor. & West. p.| 'North Pac. sf} N | Do, pref... onto # Miss. DL ‘Oregon Trans. Den. & 42 Ont, & West... Ez re Vi a ERVa ‘Erie. i} ‘Do, 24s. Ti. Cent. Eee Shore. Low, & Nash. | Do, f... aS ‘Minn. & 3. Union Pac. Do. pref. Wab. Pac. ‘Mo. Pac.. Mob. & UI Nash &Ct ‘The Baltimore Markets. ATMORE, August 21.—Virginia sixes, consolt- 55: jue coupons, 31; now ten-forfles, 31; fa: new threes, 62 bid to-day. TIMORE, Mp... August 21—Cotton dull—mia- ing, 1036 | Flour quiet and steady. Wheat—southern firm: western easier, closing quict; southera 0092; do. amber, 04496; No, 1 Marylanit, 954a03%; RE aloe et 16 “Corn—souil minal; wi ris cat E Yeuber, 91 no offe ‘The Chicago Markets. eps ey ee ES SRA arnes Een eters The Petrojeum Market. ‘Mx Cuas. H. Dicxsox. at present a clerk in the office of the Indian commissioner, has been ap- | eon ‘a special Indian agent, at ® salary of $2,000 Urgent Appeal fer Campaign Funds. ANEW CIRCULAR OP THE REPUBLICAN FINANCE COM- OTTER The republican finance committce has issued @ new appeal for contributions to carry on the elec- on, in the Shape of a circular, which reads as fol- lows: “The pending presidential election will decide whether or not the future management of public affairsis to remain with a party,which,for 23 has administered the government Witt, dom, economy, honesty and success. A coat ance of good ‘government, fur the benefit of all classes of the “American people, can only De as- Steerer tee aumecean Deople, can Gn Bo ee ‘The party which ts opposed to their election, and which seeks a return to powet in the governinent Was, 24 Years ago this fall, emphatically pron {o.be uaworthy of confidence and trust, and it has Wen no evidence of ch of a thettods” for the better, since that popular verdict Was rendered, fo secure a victory for the right In the present contest, expenses are unavoidably incurred which must be met, and every citizen of Washington will zo doubt Tegand it not only a duty, but_a pleasure, toshare in the burdens thus entailed upon patriotic impulse, We therefore appeal to you as a business citizen, who Is equally tnlerested with your fellow- elivzen’ in the perpetuation of beneficent measures | and policies in the government, to contribute iber- ally in aid of the republican cause at this time. By responding favorably to thts appeal you will evince a patriotic purpose and ald in to the common country a prosperous and happy fu- ‘This committee will recetve your contributions at No. 1421 New York avenue, aud place the same ‘Where it will do the most gud. sas tv issigned by Aimon M. Clay WIE Eowaermiic seeretaty. P > CotmBAD ‘The Geological Survey. THE WORK NOW GOING ON IN THE FIELD—DIRECTOR POWELLS REPORT FOR JULY. The report of Director Powell, of the United States gey w cal survey, for July has been sub- mitted to the Secretary of Interior. .The fiteld sea- son practically began on the 1st of July, and nearly the entire month was taken up with the final de termination of summer plans and with the organ- ring and outilttting of fleld parties Arrangements have Deen inde, nov only to continue the work heretofore In progress in the division of geography, Dut the force has been increased and parties sent Into new territory. ‘The topographic force in New gland has ben tncreased to four parties (there Wns but one hitherto), all in Massachusetts. Six parties are at work in the Appaluchian divis- Jon and a successful season ts anticipated. ‘The | Arizona and New Mexico work 1s to be continued, | and topographic parties will operate in Missouri, | Ka Arkansas and Texas. Karly in the mouth | three parties were sent to Arizona and Texas to | complete the atlas sheets 37-109 and 36-128, besides | the completion of the triangulation over the arva | surveyed last year. A. permanent station Is to be estabilshed at Parsons, Kansas, and the survey ex- tended therefrom int) Missourl, Arkansas and taroughout Kunsas, GEOLOGY. The geologic force has been increased, and the work 1s prograssing satisfactorily. The work in Great Basin has been suspended. One party 1s E attention to the quatennary formations ad~ tie Mississippi river in hortuwestern Il- Is) custern Towa ahd northwestern Wisconsin, being chiefly engaged in the study of the drift bor: der Gnd terraces of the Mississippl river and Its itaries. ‘The southern Mmit of the northern drift “has” been” traced from southwestern Indiana across southern Titnois. ‘The As. | rs of Malne are being carefully studied. party is studying the gneisses of the Minnesota Parties are in the Yellowstone valley nro- | secutlng studies there. It has been discovered that the Maiamoti Hot Springs buve undergone great changes in the past twelve months. A party bus | ‘oon Sent to examine the coal flelds of ‘the Great | Sioux Indian reservation, In. the-divislons of pale ouiology “and chetlstry Valuable work 1 being joue. OL valley. ae Frandulent Surveys. ASSISTANT LAND COMMISSIONEE HARKISON’S MISSION TO DAKOTA. Assistant Land Commissioner Harrison will, early next month, g0 to Dakota for the purpose of looking mto and straightening out some surveys of public lands there. It seemes that parties whom the government contracted with a number of years agoto make surveys of public lands in Dakota made returns of plats, etc., without really making the surveys. ‘The result has been great contusion, in that region, Sertiers have taken and located upon lands in accordance with the fraudulent surveys, nd now the traud of the surveyors is developed by the complications arising. Instead of doing the K the old contractors simply looked at the nds, draw Iines, made feid notes, etc., and sent the work fo the department. | ‘The goverment had ho means of Knowing that the pretended survey Wos.a fraud, and it proceeded upon 1t in good faith. | @ bolniary Hnes of different sections are ted, Utles confused, ete., and Mr. Harri- ajor Baxtor are golng dut to straighten Up. son and 3 the matte —— Death of Anditor Ela. ‘The friends of Mr. Jacob H. Ela, auditor of the ‘Treasury for the Post Omice department, will be | patned W hear of his death, which occurred thts morning about 11 o'clock, at the “Whitney place,” near the Soldiers’ home, where he and_ his wife Were spending the summer. ‘The canseot his death Was erystpetas, tron which he had been suffering pout a Week, and which went to his brain. Mr. la Was formerly Tifth auditor of the Treasury, and pefore That Was a tember of the House of Represen- tatlves for two terms frou New Hampshire. He Was | U.S. marshal of New Hampshire during the war. He was appointed sixth auditor In June, 1881. Wts vunains Will be taken to iis native place. Roches w and leaves a Wife and son, Hi, for interment. Mr. Ela was65 years old, ‘The Alleged Police Court Capper. [Continued from the First Edition.} SACKSON FINED POR CONTEMUT OF COURT. ‘The eourt said: “There have been outside matters spoken of during the progress of the case that had horight to enter it, The defense claims that the case Was brought before the court to gratify per- sonal revenge, but, in the absence of proof, Tam presume that they were brought through good % There are, many Umes, cases where the | otality of Uhe law ts used lo gratify a aul revenge. Even if the charge 13 brought through a mailctous motive and the evidence 1s | corroborated the law takes no notice of the motives. Since I have been in the court the col- ored lawyers have been respectful to the court, and Mr. Hewlett especially, whose conduct has been exceptionally good, and I appreciate his attempt to break up this business of Poller Court capping, wiileh 13 not only | Decomning public scandal, Dut an impediment, to | Justice, “The rule of the court must prevail. It 1s the duty of the court to protect all persons who | atLend itssessions and stop this business of interfer- ing with persons who are obi; wo attend the court. Witnesses summoned to appear in court not be arrested until they return to their homes, a8 they command the pro- | tection of the court. In this case, which ts fully ‘made out, I am going to make the penalty mora severe than in the f case, and fine him $10 and .vs in Jail, and take his personal bonds for the | persol ‘Mr. Moss was standing in the court room, and he paid the fine and said: “You go to Jail, Jackson; Til wateh the fence until you return.” ———— ‘Ropnenres Rerortep.—Dantel Sweeney, 1st and C streets southwest, reports that his stable was entered at an early Hour Ul morning and a set of harness, valued at $15, stolen.— Edward Hart, of chooner Addie Fuller, lying at Emory’s wharf, re ports stolen from the Boat last night a sult of | clothes, a revolver, a Wateh and chain, and $1.65 in ccisit; value, $20.—-Seven trowels, three hatchet: 4 three aprons, Valued at $8, were stolen fro y Dullding on New Jersey avenue, near C street, Mrs. Anna B. Hillman, 2% 3d. street reportsstolen from Ler house on Satdrday a palr of gold spectacles; value, $8. ne Jast night Mr. Joseph H. Kelfer has resigned his position a5 asutstitute letter carrier at the city post office, to accept a clerkship in the Pension office. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER —The followin: ings at the office of the chtef sig a. m., 73.8; 11 a. m., 86.5; 2 p.m, ‘Maximum, 2.2; minimum, 71.8 SUAL TAX SALE—The copy of the list of pro- perty to be sold at auction for non-payment of axes was yesterday handed by Collector Cook to ‘Messrs, Judd & Detweller, the printers, eb as ARRESTED IN RIcHMOND.—Yesterday, Detective Biock, of this city, went to Richmond with a bench warrant for Joseph Simmons, who 1s charged here with the larceny of ‘brass from the navy yard, and he arrived this morning, bringing Simmons 'as a Prisoner. Simmons. was ‘arrested last, Maret on Uuls change and gave hearing, pending Which helett the city. about'a week age the Navy department made Inquiries as to the ition of the case and inquired why the bond had not been prosecuted, Detective Block having learned that Simuions was employed in, Richmond driving a street car, secured the necessary papers and brought him here to-day and he was sent to jail. ————— ‘The E1seMan Case.—Before Ji Hagner, at chambers, to-day, the Geo tame ct biemen Hel. delberg & Co, agt. Moses F. Eiseman, clothier, under ‘Odd Fellows’ huli, were heard, on motion of defend ant to quash the writs of attachment. Mr. N. H. Miller appeared for a ees and Messra. Leon ‘Tobriner and A, C. Bradley for the defendant, Mr. ‘Miller claimed that he Was entitled to a trial on the issues of the attachment to examine witnesses therein, and made a motion to that effect, which was overruled, and an ex Was taken. The amdavits of K. Langer, Horace Clark, D.F. Elseman, Jaco Oppenhelin, and L. Newmyer were Tea. Mr. Miller argued against the motion. court said that there was good shown for : ui London Opera Gossip. Lacy H. Rooper in the Philadelphia Teieerash. A well-known musical critic of London was mak- ing bis moan to me the other day respecting the first «ymptoms of failure in the vocal powers of Mme. Adelina PattL The marvellous mechantsmn | $ of that human musical-box 1s beginning to show evidences of wear and tear. Her respiration Is short and unmanageable, and a significant hoted is er refusai of the part of “Aida” Unis season as being too heavy for her. Tris now whispered im musical circles over here that there will be no Itallan opera next year at Covent Garden, owing to the heavy losses sus- tained by the management this season, and there 4s talk Of Colonel Mapieson at Her Majesty's, with Patt! and Nilsson as his prime donne. In that case Mile. Nevada would be the leading novelty of his season. My musical friend also went on to say that the best Italian professors of singing wer wont to declare that It was almost impossible to train an English volce, while America voices were far more manageable. He attributed tts differ: tothe peculiarities of specch In either cou “The English,” he said, ‘peak from the Ul and the vocal chonis are thereby worn weakened, while Americans taik froma the be (he was two polite tosay through their nos), So have their throats left {ree to sing with.” glad to see that our mnc! 2 Speech was of some benettt, after all, to tose wlio indulge in tt. ae ee Some Specimen Election Bets. From the Philadelphia Press Betting has been going on lively tn ‘Squire MeColgan’s International Turt exchange, on San Som street, over to result of the presidential elec Yon, The ‘squire, who ts an ardent democrat, has laid an even wager of $00 that Cleveland will carry New York. Altogether the bets so far made in the place amount to about $3,000. J.W.Chartier, a jhoneved man, Well-known on Jd stteet, bas abet OF $1,000 agalust $900 that Biat He offers another thousand on the same terms. A Water street vessel owner has a standing offer In the market of from $50) to 5.000 even money on Blaine, while a shipping mercuant on the sane Street ‘offers from $1,000 to $10,000 ¢ Blaine. Col, Tobias, the wine incr even bet of $50 that Blaine will nov be the President. and another bet of a basket ef chami- Pegue that Cleveland will be the ueat President, A Summer Trip to Alaska, James A. Harrison in Lippincott’s, We were greatly favored when we left Sitka. Starting off in a rain, in which everytu muddy eclipse, we woke up next morn found ourselves tracing the outside route to the ‘Mulr glacier in sparkling sunshine, ‘The transition Was delightful, and, tough most of the passen Were sick from the tossing of the ship on the outside ocean swell, I believe they all enjoyed the Sunshine a3 It Dashed into thelr cabin windows, Played on the walls and pricked and scattered the enormous ¥apor masses that hung over the mount aing on our rigut. ‘Juere were no loncer the Yaulted vapors of tle preceding days, the den-> counterpane of nebulous gray that covered the Whole sky with its mouotouy. The Leavy cloud Danks clung to Ube mountutns, leaving an exquisite are Of Sky, almost Italian in tts sunny azure, Notniug could be more superd than Une doep, dark, velvety Tints of the crinkled and MOUBLAIDS aS they shelved to the sea an contact were with ap edging of foam Dlue Pacific. Huge Jelly fish hipped clear water, nebular patches of prot {stenee, capable apparently of noo than sensation, motion “ands i comet-itke str * a wide-open sunflower, ‘Their motion was so tndolentiy graceful tat 1 could not help gazing at them. Mount St, uast Yes, there it was, ther affirmed, on the northeastern horizon, 4 Vapors, unsubst Ual cone, dancing up and down in the tetr: light. T looked and looked, persuadin TSaw the yloriots vision 19,000 feet permaded Uuemselves of the same fact, being hatte Tally ambitious of carrying away remembrances ot the tallest mountain in ai America. But, after all, I fancy that nobody had a very strong faluh In kis discovery, particularly as the reputed mouutalu seemed to change its place, Mit hither and tluier myself hat on Ube curve of the sky, ami ually pear, But yonder? What is that? Clouds? Appa- renuy. Butlookagatn. What, that small speck Just On the edge of the water? No, higher up—up—up. What a Sight! Certainly the grandest view wo have bad yet. A huge, white, snow-tipy like a cainel’s humnp, How loomed appa Out Of the water'sedire,—the mighty rag, Fairweather, Mouat Crilion, and eight or ten othe domes aud peaks, the lighest fifteen thousand uv hundred feet high, according to the meastrem=n of the United States coas: surver. This Is tle Anest mountain landscape we have ever sen, hot even excepiiug the Alps trom Neufcuatel. Tue aks looked enormously high as Uiey show up be- hind the sea-edge, far above the first stratuia of cloud Which ran along tldway of the mountata in deep, slate-colored belts. Now and then the vapor Ubinned to the fineness of tulle and Brousa gall’ Delind whieh the iountatn colors lou and yet radiant purity. Gradually the ard melted away the misty striated belts of the great peaks stood out c Tulgent iu the crystal August air, quisite loveliness and Subihutty. "AU one mighty glacier randown two the sia, and ouller the plgmy mountains (two or tree the feet high) we had been coasting lay like ebun tat Vings against the white, a ripple of dark velvet against ermine. For hours we steamed towant this splendid pic- ture, Which, While growing more and muredistinct, did Not appear to be way nearer Huta Wien We Lins saw tt. Tu the afteravon we turned to the right of Uils range into ley stralls, and soon we were in the Midst of a scene more "wonuertul, perl that through which we had just passed. Ught-green water lay literally uandreds of of all shapes and Sizes, some a deep. Urauisii Diue, the blue of cobalt, outers groei, others white, serrated, castellated, creucilated, cit from the size of a tureen to that of a sinall We seetued on the polut of entering Uhat aticle palwocrystic sea of Which the geologists speak — 1 everywhere, our ship cutting its Way through ttn- pinging tee.’ Avlength we cast anchor in cighty— Ubree fathoms of Water close to tie gigauthe Muir glacier, Which feeds these toy straits with their Wonderful masses of crystal. This Was the acti, The culminating point or our tour. Before us Uhe stupendous mass of serrated lee, trom th hundred to tive hundred fect high, and sever Illes Wide, from shore to shore, bu, wondrou inaccessible, more ancient, perliaps, ‘that Anountains against which tt into the sea Where we Wwe quent enormous fragments brealinc 0: down Into the Water with a reveroeration like clap Of thunder. For hours we iay there as if spe bound by this maguificent reiniaut ot glacial ac Uon, more striking, to our Luinising, than all Wie other glaciers we fad passed andexcunined Uirough our lenses, even Unan the Davidson glacier or tae wonderful incrustation along tke Suckeen, He Certainly Ought to Know, ‘From the Texas Siftings, " the ested, rilnhlng straint alnchor, every m0 end rolling a “Which would you rather have—a uttle brother | ora Ittie sister:” asked Mrs Simpleton of her little | boy Tommy. “Oh, ma, don’t let us have either of them—chil- dren ure stich a nulsauce about a Louse. +o How English Princesses Ride. From a London Letter. From the concertwe drove with some English friends through Hyde park to the health ton. Going through the park we meet tiie carriae of the lovely princessof Wales, who is accompanied, only by her Unree young daugiiters, cirls of about 14, 1Gand 17, al much alike and decideaty ot the Guelph type, unfortunately, for tha princess Vales is a beautitul creature. He their royal mother. ‘There arr Pretentious establishments in the y more conspicuous in every Way than tic. « Of the future queen, who is driven by a stout-loon- ing coachman in black, with white sik stockings, ¥ with a footman in plain black clothes: “Thee: Tlage isin ho Way noticeable—an open Victoria, with seats for four—and the young princesses art dressed most stinply In stuff (owns They are In mourning, of cours’, and wear little Black toques ‘The elder sits by her mother te~day, but we hia several times seen all three on the fitek seat, Wi a lady in walting has accompanied the princess, Trecolect heariug an American xentien ‘the remark, as he saw the royal carriage such an occasion, that the Unree princesses seein to be able to bear’ indignities our American iris Would not suffer. “Fancy asking three New York girls to drive and giving them the back seat of the carriage between them.” = ses. ‘Two-handed Whist. AN INNOCENT DIVERSION HAVING ALMOST THE MERITS ‘OF OLD MAID. A Philadelphian, to whom Max Strakosch taught anew game of whist on a raliroad train last sum- mer, has been instructing some of his friends at Saratoga in it. Though four hands are dealt, in ‘the same manner as in the usuai game of whist, only two persons piay, and two hands are wholly excluded from the game. Honors, of course, are not counted, and five points made by a player finish ‘one game in’ his favor, after which the players cut again for the deal, the lowest card drawn acciding deal itis, “This 1s done after each game, ‘card of the dealer's Mind is turned up as and belongs to him, uniess he decides to ana deals 62 tb Ravenna Taare 00 te er has a rignt, after looking at the Bion to exchange iv for that ou his ett, risk doing so without locking at te ot 4, y 3 E B as ij 4 card in which 1s turned face down when. non-dealer must first say whether or exchange the hand he has seen for the has not examined, and then the dealer lke decision, but if he takes his alternate ive up the trump card, which ts put ae Eid 5 =F, ground the issue of the attachment. These grounds are, however, controverted by (he defendant, and, after noting the denials, he said there was nothing for him to do but to quash the writ. Mr. Miller noted. an appeal and asked the court to fix the bond. ‘The court remarked upon the hardship of closing up a business of several dollars on a claim for wundred dollars. and he intimated that, ‘THE MAIL OF THE Dgap Ov THE GREELY Parrr.— i discarded pile, and Which remains ‘the lead, and the rule 1s to is longest and strongest ‘spot, it may happen, {otiow: ‘only a 10 eards—of the ke it, and must he has a 1 { i i j next | bible ACTION OF POSTMASTER GRNEKAL GRESRAM TO-DAY, Postmaster General Gresham to-day issued @R order annulling the contract of P,P. Kellogg, of pringfeld, Mass, with the department to supply lai envelopes, register packages, tags and dead letter envelopes The reason assix ped is that We envelopes furnisbed did not come up to the Standard coplrated tor, The coutract wall awanied the first ot ie current fecal year the ta eing It was observed that the official Unerally Wore out i transtuission ¢ * thalls, and this led Gem, Gresnata ton CXamination. Becoming sit Asfled Uhat the at Wich the envelopes Was eas far briow the grade of Une samp FURS ished he went te spnagied, abd, afer a peraonal inquiry Into thew ter, today Aeued te order of ang mediately advertised 1 ‘Tur Diskask aT Cawran., lowa.—Dr. Farquhar SoD, Secretary of the Towa state Board of health, at Des Moti . sswWer to a dispateR ou proponsis will be time | trom Sarge nh, That there ts 20 | tniermation at by ANE to Che etaRpAC | choieta at Cantrt, and t «excitement ca | by the reports has sutsid Commasstonne MCFARLAND, of the Land omc lett to-day tor Berkeley springs, scounpanied his wire, af District Goverument Affaire. SEWER CONTRACTS AWaRDEN. ewer contracts emaih sewer im wwankel to Owen OHA mod th his Wid opened August 16, INN, HTM. The devermainauion of awards a> to otuer {teths of Work 1p the proposals opened August 6, ISM 18 deferred for Turther considerse 10, PROPOSED INCKEABE OF TAY. istrict Commissioners Under considers of imereastnig of the Wise S from $1.85 to 81.50 por diem, the same pald by private parties They will’ also ‘cone the matter of better fwettties for paying oft wet, hey WIL Bot be ODUM to wale about the 'Distrac every Gime Whey x { Dutiditgs aud dese a whole day pata. A Rold Robbery. Me., August 21, Thine thonsand dollars in Wills and notes we stolen from Mf. Tk, a livery stabi keeper of Pordand Inst ight rs had boarded « Ursin for Portand when eutered Ue cat, suatched the money, aud Jutuped off ‘The Knights of Pythias, REVISING THK CONSTITCTION OF THKEEK ODER ANCASTER, Pa., August 21.—This morning's SOse Orn OncHaT ston of the Grand ld of the Knights of Pyuning Was devoted to the revision of We constituuon and | Ue work was co nd. Il goes into effect ime | Wbedlately and caunul be chazged for five years, A Chance for St. John and Daniel. Mr. HB. Koetaer, of Bilesville, Va, recently ine. ceived by mail hottce from the pestmaster of Uis city that “a package to your address ts Go | we it Us Office us Unmaliable, Contents | apph” ‘To-day the postinaster received from Mer, | Roemer, he following communica ferring to the euclosad ctreular beg Jeave to say Ubat the apple crop tn this section has been suficiently good to avold the necessity Of Ime | porting f on or eisewhere, "The pros | duction of applejack Is one of our’ leading Induse tries, Wat as that article Ls now selling here for ess Than Loe supposed revenue tax Upon IG | d prove rather uuprotitable for me to apply ehis ot The package detained at your ob tid, Wuerefore, th rept MLTy, Tespecttully suze ait Which some kind, posed Lo send to Ane Througt Le Sold for casa to one of Your disitiiers ang the proceeds thenot applied to We St Joba aud Daniel campalga rund. The THE Disa: Home, August 21.—The dally bulletin of tho pms stess of the cholera in Ilaly ts as follows: Bergamo, Tour deaths, Campobasso Uitee deaths, Castelnas ava three,’ and Parma one death, Fresh casea Were reported: AU Bercamo lve, Campobasso Seven, Coseuza obe, and Castelnuoye three. In Lae ace of Turin ten persons have been attacked L the cholera and seven have died. Two deaths are reported from oluer towns, THE DEATHS IN FRANCI August 21.—Th ra during thw PArLINeUL OL France 1s as 1oiiew: five deaths; Aude, five deaths; Eastern P sixteen deaths, — as ake tue Steamer Clentuegos, [fot Nassau fur New York, Under an aysuined nau NIX Kouanlin Hygbrews, believed to be assisted emigrants, arrived Ty New York on the. ste: Atnerique trom Havre :csterday, Unless they eam, Show that they have ffleuds here oF means of Sup | ort they’ will toe sent back. | ‘The seventeenth: anutal meeting of the Connectle | cut P ly opened al Mystle yesterday. wv President Gi A New Engtis! jmdastry. Lucy H. Hooper tn the Pifittwicphia Telegraph. | 1 heard the other a. nan Atnerican ey | who has recently taken up her abode tn London, | ve werdote Which 1ustrates one of the ondon society. Shortly after , to vein that ety she made Ue acquaintance of an eideriy lady of aristocratte | family, possessing numnerous titled relatives aud moving in the very best Engish circles, possess, pd Uiving and entertaining im This Lidy cooly Informed ty fiend, dur call, tikat, for The sum 0: 64K), Sho would ea ¥ 4) tue best Eng | tis Aut tho lh a sum to pay Jdered. And from the class of guests usualy entertained by the ay ine ri froauently Seon ac hor parties in the Morning Du Journal sno doubt but Mat sh pret good. Bul only fancy born and bred a Lidy, and not suffering from acta want, Who ft business. Lan < from a Turpid Disc | Stomach or Costiveness, e's Sanat th which Dr. move; by their be guns Wey Will als will Speed ye ton on Une Diary are likelihood of a returay ERZ06 L0G, of Baltie mn ‘uud ROSE PINKUS, of Washingtou, D.C N@ Washington, Dc, taticaste alas 3 jock a Jandy Elwood, 1 hie parents reeiden 1, S24 North Capital sty FRANKLIN, On Toosday, August 20. 1884, at 9.29 pin, SAMULL FRANKION, tu the Sith year of hi wats of fumeral hereafter, (Tisledelyhla paper | saraue : | gGADDESS. On Ausust 20th, 1884, SYDNEY, wife of | Thotuns A. Gadde, | Tbe tnicral from the residence af her son-in-law, 3 | seustese 10th aad Boater streeta morthengty Jnemday, August 20th, 1884, at @ LTE SACKSON, husband uf AuDe | Eliza ducks, aged sixty Funeral from his int K ntreet day, the ‘clock ith street Maytist church, te cP 1 PS day, August 20th, 1884 at 7 p, = co from hte late residence, om Seventh street, above Boundary, ot Briley, A clock'®, ma.” Frivtde atid relatives ate hnvite MUEDWINETTA SHELTON daughter’ oF data Bi fe late Herta Seiten, dn she twenty A oat ber a Fusieral will take place roma the residence of her penvits, Hush atrect souleast, Praday aiternoon, oF Aneust 29th, 1894, at 6:20 4:90 pan, SOUDER. On Wednesdoy, Aueust 20, 1884, JORN PHILIP SOUDEK Se. in the fifty-vicuth year of hile ‘age, Busband of tne La Father, *tis we w By ch aldest to shee We call You but Iu Vain, Wil You never speak to ms aeain, Fan well, farewell, our Father daar, Lite iw wail without thee Oh. suas. we moet in Dove, Wihiereail ie peace and 9 and love. Farewell, dear non, you are at rest, ‘And shall forever be: Ye evuld not stay wich me om earth jut Team come mien be Foneral will take place from his late residence, Na 3 Marke tow Briday, A IMS Market treet, Geungutown, um Eriday, Aurast 22. Boude ‘lian Sill Jouve Be ard He depot, wih rouainay at twelve Se awe nes tine Xo dil Seventh ‘iret eouthwest’ tis, (vuredays Afternoon, a! o'clock Bvieuda and’ tlaifves ane Fe