Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18
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RIVER NOTES FROM ALExANDRIA-The Ga
zete OF last evening says: The ferry steamers
nicatton between this city and Washington IS
attended with no difficulty whatever. After
Tonight steamer will De put on the route
between the two cities for the accommodation
OF those who desire TO visit the various places
or amusement IN Washington. The steamer ".
w. Corcoran made trip TO Mount Vernon TO-
day, the first time since The commencement or
the winter weather. The steamer Arrowsmlth
was hauled up On the ways at the ship yard to-
day for repairs. 1t is understood she will take
her place on the Lower Potomac route on Sat
urday next The New York steamers VIII re
sumo their regular trips on next Saturday
leaving New \ DIRK and Alexandria on that day
The Norfolk steamer Jane Moscley viii leave
her =" mari next Monday. running on schedule
time as heretofore All the mails of and for
the Virginia Midland and Aley4pdria & Tlede-
ricksbufg railroads are now transferred 10 aud
from this city oy the Potomac ferry stea nars.
Mail matter has accumulated ia tue several
post olllceS during the delays TO Such az extent
Tat reg ulartty IS as yet Impossible. The steam
rug Comet left here this morning for the Id SeT
Potomac after several schooners bound up the
river. The schooner Aunie GIBSON Capt Cha5
Kelley, and several other oyster vessels also
LETT here this morning for the Lover Potomac.
A Day, RAsPTNG CoUGH irritates and endan.
gers the lungs and greatly de0litates ana an
nOys the patient. DR.. Jaynes ExpectocanJ re
moves construction OF the bronchial Juoes. pro-
notes easy expectoratfOn, heals all lniiamed
parts and brings about speedy cure or the
most stubborn cough or cold
MEETINGS OF STATE AssOCIATIONs.-Th
Pennsylvania Republican association at Ma
sonic Temple last night, (Mr T. b. Penicks In
the chair ana j. Ii. Bushnell secretary made
arrangements for participating In the inau-
gural ceremonies, and adopted a resolution
that none but republicans should be allowed
10 hold Office un0er republican admniStra-
Penn rRn sln-0 iaftl
has completed arrangements for the reception
TO be given March %, at Masonic Temple, to
the governor OF Michigan and other prominent
Michigan men, who are coming here to attend
the Inauguration An address OF welcome will
be delivered BY the president OF the ASSOCIATION,
MI. Il. Moses, TO which responses will be made
by the governor and Senator Baldwin. The
New jersey Republican State association met
last night at SOyereign'5 hall, Mr.. j. W. Starr
In TIE chair. a resolution was adopted that
''lhe Central Association OF State Associations
De recreaIed, with power 10 take action upon
the fact that many democrats are 10 Office, and
that the republican state associations be re-
quested 10 send delegates TO meeting 10 be
held February "A, III SOyereignS' Hall, for the
purpose or recreating said central association.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted calling upon the con
gressional delegation from New Jersey 10 OD
tain Information from the heads OF depart
ments as 10 what employees there are IN said
departments credited 10 New Jersey; that those
wrongly credited TO the SLate, as well as dem
0cTatS In politics, should De dismissed, and
Jerseymen and republicans appointed In their
places, the information 10 be forwarded TO the
state central and central executive committees.
NesST5. Moses Bradshaw and j. ;. Patterson
we're elected delegates 10 the central assocla-
uOn OF state associations.
SPLENDID GLASSES for 81 at Hempler's, Opt.
Clan, Pa ave-, Lear AZ street.
THE POOR FUND.-Treasurer Glover acknow-
lodges the receipt OF the following conCriou-
tons: Browning & Middleton, $40; Surgeon
Generals office, s.; T. s. Pension Off ;e, through
w. 5. BROCK, sll.90. The total receipts up 10
date amount 10 81 .6l5.4s. and the total expen-
oitures 81 ,l04.1l, leaving balance On hand OF
S5ll.31.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKBr.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards. WedLe day, ION the Metro
polltan Branch, b. & q. X r., three miles from
the city-Lewis ID. Means, proprietor), 425 head
OF cattle were oTeTeu, or which all were sold 10
butchers at 4a5.suc. per To-; 43O sheep, up-au
sold at 5a6c. per 10. Cows and CO Ives brought
f25a$45. The state OF the market was fair.
FINE LIBRARIES AT AUCTIoN.-There Is now
arranged and ready for examination at the auc-
ton rooms OF Thomas Bowling three private
libraries, embracing standard works IN ntera-
ture. history, poetry, biography, &c. Many are
&c. the sale or which commences on Wednes-
day evening. February I'D, at I:3O o'clock, and
Will continue thereafter at the same hour until
all are sold.
DEEDS N FEE have oeen nIed as follows
John Steuernagel 10 Mary Steuernagel, pit 5,
So $50; $500. District TO q. NJ. Matthews, ten
acres OF land on Pierce Mill road; s.. c. NJ
Matthews TO Josiah Dent, same property; 8.
Margaret Edes TO K II. Arrow, lot on Water
street east Of High, Georgetown, 8. w. t.
Akin 10 Mary j. Snowden, lots 20 and u. So
1876; E. h A. Willard TO ii. w. Howgste lot
80, so. 23s; - quit claim) Duckett and Nc
Laughlln. trustees TO G. Rupert LOT 90. 50. l52;
sos. c. ID. smith and E. b. Allen 70 Thos- w.
Smith. lots 22. q and "a, sub. so. l34: $500. X.
LeWts 70 W. Campbell, lots n and D, sub. OF LOT
!, and 3. So 63s; $500
a flkk IN tbs REAR.-A00ut 11:30 O'Clock
ts.oay q man was seen walking pretty fast
nun Dun and streets towards the City Hail.
49, n oSnse smoke issuing from his coat
p0sket. de was hailed by a colored man with
diaie W. an mah, you're ON nre.' Hating imme
LockeL including considerable portion ar tne
an nng and ms handkerchief, had been burned
questioned as 10 how he came 10 70 In tnaS
flight, he remarked ne had probahIv Lar no
match with which he had lighted his c,rar =, -
In his pocket, and on being asked for he 80 .
said he was not ID fool enough 10 give hin.
sell aWay,