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OUARTBRMAsTBa,s SALE OF A TRANSPORT
" STEAMER.
OFPIcE CHIgT QuARrEnnAsrER,l


NEW ORLEANS. La. July 7. 1902 y.
Will be snld at public auction TO the highest bid
dor. on SATURDAY, August 7, 1872. at II clock.
a IN the low pressure side.whesl United Btatss
trsnsp ,rt steamer ELLA MORSE, as she now lies
In this city.
the coast ar LAKE trade Is utauneb fast and per
feet inning order. Beam, engine and machineIy
In excellent condition. l58 ton. measurement, TX
'ee' draught whom loaded, l2l feet length Of deck,
2. feet breadth - beam, ~ feet depth Of hold,
d feet stroke Of engine. aud 81 inches diameter
OF cylinders ha two masts, one donkey engine,
two quarter boats. two chains, two anchors
two hawscTs and all necessary small rigging and
outdt - go
An nve tory OF furniture, etc. to be sold with
the steamer, can b. feNn at the once OF Brsvet
Lisuteut ut Colonel :. J. straug. Assistant Quar-.
ternHstI 10 this city, aud the steamer can be
examined during tho day by parties desiring to
purchase. -,
s-aied proposals for ths purchase Of the steamer
will be received until date Of sale. and will b
opened aud road at time thereof, and be- con :
sdrred In connection with bids made at the IsAle.
rrrns-Cash 10 United States treasury notes.
By order OF tho Qa,rtermsssst Geps,sl united
StateH army, fRkD. h1khb,.. d.
BrrYct Drlr. Gen. and reputy Q, N. o, United
States army. JylS-ot
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The TAILoRs' STRIKE-ITs PROPORTIONS
Yesterday the strike assumed
an incontestible Importance. The manufac-
turers, or middle men between the solitary
shop tailors aud the millionaire clothiers,
met at No. 1874 Seventh street, and made
common cause with their humble brethren.
No returns were procurable last night, but
at noon yesterday slxty-seven had closed
establishments, employing from twenty to
three hundred men each, and today, 1t Is
said, will see every factory closed. The
Newark, Westminster county, East New
York, Carlsbad, Hudson city, and Williams
burg manufacturers have declared In favor
Of the strike, and suburban work Is thus
stopped. Schatier Brothers and steinhardt
q Adler succumbed yesterday afternoon and
signed the bill. Devlin, II Is reported, will
agree to-day, and Brokaw Brothers, about
whom some doubts have been promulgated,
are said to have signiled their adherence to
the bin Of prices.
Money Is at the disposal of the strikers,
and q proof of the entente cordidte existing
between the various branches OF the trade Is
not wanting, from the fact that the Journey
men Taflors voted the strikers VI 900, and
will vote a like sum next week, and levy VI
on each member, SO as not TO touch the
society's funds.
The Executive Committee had their hands
full yesterday In setting watches and recely-
Ing reports. A late president Of Union No.
10 had mau on watch arrested and taken
to the Essex Market Police Court, where his
release on 5000 ball was soon after procured.
Beyond this no other disturbance worth
noting occurred.-N. y. Herald, Am1"H 8.
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MURDERED BY HIS FATHER-ISLAw.-
George Chsm, formerly lieutenant In the
SiIty-hrst Illinois regiment, was killed In
Green county, Illinois, on the 25th Of July,
by his father-in-law, George Robley. It APP
pears that Chism was a dlssipated man and
treated his wife cruelty, and on account Of
his behavior she was compelled TO return to
her fathers house. This so enraged Chism
latter Of having persuaded his daughter to
leave him. On the day of the tragedy,
Chism met Robley and desired to have a
settlement, but Robley declined and went
home. As Chlsm was passing the house Of
Mr.. Robley they again had some words,
when Robley seized shot gun and Grcoat
Chism, who fell dead pierced with hun
dred shots. Robley gave himself up and
now awaits the action Of the grand jury.
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KNOCKED Down AND Run OyER.-A boy
named Henry A. Hulhsh was knocked down
and run over on Wednesday night, near
Seventh and p streets, by wagon driven by
Richard Abel. Adel was arrested and taken
to the station-house by Detective Oficer
Bigley. The case was heard by Justice Wall
yesterday morning, who held Adel TO bail
for further hearing, until the boys inju-
ries can be definitely ascertained, he being
now under the care Of DR.. d. W. Prentlss.
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"soss OF PURITY."-A colored organiza-
ton bearing the above title, and dressed In
elaborate as we'll as varied regalia, hailing
from Alexandria, paraded our streets yester-
day. About two o'clock they repaired to
Island Hall, where addresses were made and
afterwards luIcheon was served. A half
dozen or more were attired In full.length
gowns Of green, white, red and purple, and
each wore turbans or crowns.
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THE APPROACHING CAMP-MEETISGs.-Th
camp-mceting Of the colored churches In
the county will commence to-day short
distance from Good Hope. As the camp Is
so near this city 1t Is expected thatIb Sun
day next very large crowd will be In at
tendance.
Tho great camp-meeting near Annapolis
Junction will commence on the 10Th In
slant, and the several Methodist congrega-
lions of the District will be largely repre-
sented. 1t has been agreed that all persons
who camped at the meeting last year should
be entitled to the same sites this season, and
the new camps will be located according to
this settlement.
Excellent arrangements will be made with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
through their agent, Mr.. Koontz, at the
Washington depot, and for the short travel
between Annapolis Junction and the camp
ground the conveyances will be ample and
terms reasonable. This will be delightful
retreat for families from the District Of Co
lumbia and Maryland. Rev. b. Peytor
Brown and VIM. X. Woodward, ESQ.,, will
cheerfully give information for the District
The camp meeting Of the Methodist Epis
copal Church South, for the Laurel circuit
will commence this evening, and continu
nearly week. Rev, Robert Smith Ia tn
preacher In charge, and Rev. Samuel Regis
ter presiding elder. The camp will be stu
ated In the grove Of Mr.. Henry Willis, an
the distance Is said to be between two an,
three miles from the Washington brancl
railroad.
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LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION. At a
meeting Of the Liquor Dealers Association,
held Wednesday At Trades Union Hall, the
question Of holding national convention Of
liquor dealers In this city during the fall or
winter was again under discussion, but def
mite action was postponed until the next
meeting, at which 1t Is expected that the
result OF the correspondence with associa-
tions in New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Chicago and other large cities will be laid
before the meeting for consideration.
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EauiTr OoyRr-Jadge OH. THE following
petition WAS hled In this court yesterday
- DIVORCE CAsk.
Charlotte +. Gross applies to be divorced
= mensa ct thoro, or q separation from her
husband, Albert q. Gross. she represents
that they were married some eight years
since In New York State and resided awhile
10 Buffalo, but that he was idle,did nothing for
tho support Of his family, and as she was tired
has resided here some time. The proper pro.
GEES was ordered.
Judge Fisher 10 now temporarily absent
from the city. He will return on Saturday
and hold court on Monday.
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SUIT AGAINST THE CoRPoRATIoN.-Mrs.
C. W. B. True has, by her attorneys, Messrs.
Riddle and Miller, brought suit against the
corporation Of Washington for injuries 70.
ceived on the night Of the 10th Of August,
1868, by falling into hole In the pavement,
by which she had her right arm badly
spralned and injured, claiming damages at
5000.
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ItONLhNMbNT BALE
HEADa' FiRsr MiLIrARr DIsraioT,l
OPFioR CHEZ QUARTEanAsrER, I
RIcHNosD, VA, July n, 1909. }
The undersigned wi sell at public auction. a.
moph, yirginis, commencing 10 O'clock o. m,
on MON DAY, the 81 day Of August, 1859,
FIFTY-rHkEB MULRs.
In a 40 order, and-havinx been reserved from pre-
ccilrg salcs-2f superior quality 70 be sold only
Terms: Cash In unitcd States currency on the
day ofstle, and deposit Of ten per cent, on the
The animals must be removed on the day OF
sale. b..
BY order u the ouartsrmastsr General gsited
States Amy. ], O. CHANDLER.
pG aS sr, SPr iSS * Miitaay bissiies
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A WAsHISGToSIAS KILLED.-Mr. James
p. Kelly, clerk In WaiLe's drug store, cor
ncr Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
was accidently killed on Tuesday by being
run over by II street car. He was standing
on the front platform while the car was In
rapid motion, and In attempting 10 step
of he stumbled and fell, the wheels of the
car passed over his body, Medical assistance
was at once obtained, aud the Injured man
conveyed TO the residence of his Tclations,
He died three hours after the accident.
Mr.. Kelly left this city on Monday in flne
health, en- route to Philadelphia. lie was
about twenty-five years of age, and was be-
loved and respected by large circle OF
friends and acqualntances. He was mem.
Der Of the Pharmaceutical Society OF this
city, and alsO of the Society OF 81. Vincent
de Paul.
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A ucrIoN SALE OF HOSPITAL FURNITURE,

A'srsrAyr Mspls.L PUFyErros,s, S,yiSenl
viii he offered at public auction in this g ~. At
JuIis2TY slu.rS D'Gs!. Bsiyss,, between pouT.h
u August, At lra. IN. n large assortment Of Hos:
p'tal FurbiIurr AID appliances. among which will
b, Iannd rho follow mr., wa:
?.W, rin pasle-, S0O Iron Bed.teads, 200 Deli
Rrwl., ~ Leah DuskM., 500 Wooden Buckets,
", ID Tin Gd9., 2,5J Uei Dishes, assorted. l6,00
kp'yr' az Pnks each, 40, Lit!ers. SO dslI
Pitcher, iooo pciI Plates, !oD Deli Tea Pets, go
lo,C1I Tia isspoobr, 5000 Teaspoons, 10 Mess
Gh,sis. - Rnbtr Cn'hions, 900 yards 0utta-
large variety Of ether Articles, embracing funnels.
c ptkrcrews, DIppers, Or d.rons, Lanierns, Scales
rabies. st,S-rhalrs. GOT, Horss'Litters, Coffee
Mil's. TIN Tuinhsrs, Ne. &c.
wl,lR snail exception tho above articles are
NV. Catalogues with iull particulars furnished
uron Gpl! cation
rsnr deposit required At time Of sale. and all pur.
rhases to be removed within Aye daysp,vn
Ashstsn. Medical PurveyOr. Brevst Col. q. 8. A.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire sounded from
box Al about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, was caused by the burning OF the res
taurant Of Mr.. P. Brennan, on g street, be-
tween Twelfth aud Thirteenth. The fire
was extinguished before spreading to the
adjoining property, the loss being about
$1,000, on which there is an Insurance sum.
clent TO cover the loss,
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SELECT EXCURSION TO ST.. MARr's RIVER.
On Saturday evening, at 0 o'clock, p. m,
the steamer W. W. Colt will leave Seventh
street wharf with 4 select party, on an OK
cursion to 81. Mary's river, touching at
Plney Point. This will afford pleas ure- seek
ers an excellent opportunity Of enjoying one
OF the finest exclusions Of the season, The
steamer will arrive at St. Mary's SUNDAY
morning, and return to Washington Mon.
day morning.
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Mr. JONI T. SLATER, the newly elected
harbor-master, reported for duty on Wcdnes-
day, but has not yet taken hold.
A coLoRKD MAN, named George Jacobs,
was before Justice Buckley yesterday charged
with iuhumanly beating a colored boy In his
charge named Harry Dorsey. Jacobs was
sent to Jail for court, and the boy tempora-
rily to the poor-house.
The boatmen complain Of q scarcity OF
water In the canal on the Georgetown level
although there is complete supply above.
Boats arc stuck frequently on sand bar
about a mile above the aqueduct, causing q
complete stoppage Of navigation.
THE bridge over the canal at the Market
street crossing, was yesterday afternoon
struck by loaded boat and completely
broken down. Yesterday boat loaded with
was sunk Immediately.
Aicxmndria Anairs.
THE Gazette Of Wednesday evening ha:
the following
So great has been the success OF the new
steam line between the District OF Columbia
this city and Norfolk, that another boat, the
| Escort, from Norwich, Conn, has been char
/ tered to run In connection with the W. W
Colt. The Colt on her last trip took down
more than seventy passengers, and returned
with large quantity OF fruit.
! A coLoREp man named Edward Dicken
yesterday went to the house Of the mothe
OF colored man uamed William Laws, an
told her that her soon wanted to attend
funeral, and had seut for his Sunday sui
Of clothes. Laws mother believing the stor
gave him what he came for, since whicl
time he has not been heard from.
WESLEY TIspALE, who has been confne,
In the Jail In this city for some time past, OF
the charge Of stealing q horse from Mr.
| Lynn, OF Prince William county, LEFT her
this morning, in charge of Sheriff O'Neal
for Brentsville, the county seat OF tina
county.
EARLY this morning two men arrived her
from Washington In a gig boat, worth q
least $50, which they were very anxious
sell, offering as low as 81 cash, and $50 o
time. Not meeting a purchaser, they n
embarked and hoated down the river wit
the tide.
THH health Of this city and neighborhoo
has been generally good throughout thi
summer thus far. Fewer deaths have o.
,, Cured than arc usual at this season OF Il
year.
WATER melons, by the cargo, were sellir
, | at Fishtown this morning at from ga to q
. per Misunderstanding" at half that price.
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LIMITED sTATRs PATENT oYPIoE.

2 WAsHisHIos;, 3. JSIy II, ~ w.,
winsttd, COM. admiu,sirator de bonis non OF the
eSta'r u william Il. Croker. deceased, praying
Tor the extensiOn Of patent arapted y the said
ls;i, for 81 Improvement 10 Machine for Manu-
Il IL ordered that the said petition be heard Atthis
ofies "a thu ilh day Of september next. Any per-
Gnus, ana other papers, should Be nied Ia this
Gee twenty days before the day Of heArinE
SAMUEL 8. PIsaER,
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rSITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WisHiSaroS, D. C., July 0, 1852,
On the petition Of Barnard uoRIE, OF PhilA-
delphi PsaasylysIis praying tos as extension n.,n
Dor, ISIS. for an impro yement In CORRUGATED Re-
Electors.
II Is ord sred that said petition be hoard a. this
on &c on the 10Th day OfssptembeT next Any person
may oppose this extension; Oblsen2nsl depasi-
"'A' 4"'' '''''' '"' SAMUEL !. FISHER,
iyl7-SAN Commissioned of PAtanta
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nRPHAHs' COURT,

" JuLY 81, 1850.
District Of Columbia. Washfngton COUNT, 70 ton'
Ia the case Of WILLIAM X. WOODWARD, admin
mui traitor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of
the Orphans Court OF Washington County Afore-
said, appointed Tuesday, August "a, 1900, for the
anal settlement and distribution Of the personal
Cstatn Of said deceased and Of the assets IN bad
turned into money when and where all the cred :.
tDrs aud heirs Of said deceased are notned " at.
may Otherwise by law DO excluded from all beneat
In said deeoased's estate: provided copy Of this
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said
Test A. WEBSTER,
aug2-Mw Register OF Wills.
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NTTTEE PITRNT0TIHnE-

. WAsHINarON, D, July 10, lsoe
On the petition Of JosEfH MotoRD. 81 Phila-
delphia. Ia praying for the sxtensioa Of .
ber, 1888, for an improvement In Polieemen's Rat
ties: w
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
Office on tho 18th day o. October next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections. dep9.
sitiOns. and other papers should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL 8. flsHER,
jy2-Th3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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y WAsHlkOToS. D. c., July %, 1850
On the petition Of JAMES o, LEACH, Of BAllston
Spa, New York, praying for the extension Of a
patent era ted to him on the 3Oth Of October, 1885,
additional Improvement, July g, 1850, and again
additional Improvement on the sd day OF March,
1857, for an Improvement In Looms;
i Is ordered that raid petltion be heard at this
oflob on the llth day Of October next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension, Objections, depo-
sitlOn, aud other papers should be died In this
0fieO twenty days before the day ofheArIng
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
AnAi.Ih1M Cnmmla slnnnr Of PAlAnla
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iYcisiw Commissioner Of Patent,
NlrBD STATES PATENT orviQE,

On the pet,isS q B. ". dcopaLI. q clinton,
Iowa, rrayin f3r the ex!eS.,oP Of Patent granted
sued on tho 18th day Of April, 1851, for an i'm
prDysmeut In Machines for Making EnNslopesi
Ace on the 20ih day OF september next Any person
may oppose this extension, ObjectionH, deposi-
twenty days IefoTs the day Of hearing.
iyl8-T3y Comm ssio mar on Patents.
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-Green & Will
lIams, auctioneers, have sold lot 2, In Nc
Williams subdivision Of square $3.50, fronting
20 feet on Virginia avenue, near Third street
west, with two-st0ry brick house thereon,
to Thos. 7. Keane for q ,0lO.