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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NKw.YoRG......A
o.. raraHr.
APRIL Z 1881

ARRIVED
STATE - Gtoreia pr smith glasgow March - VIA
frfnt g. viIi u.~f lul 90 Nu-n l.4Nip CO.
~tr Oruoco nrs d Wl-rr Newcastle. o.. Nh -. Nlth
rra n. 90 .. ..-ri -rr- to A l. outer bridge r CO.,
Nplrr.ftInrI Ger. U'luh.ts Bremen lb days. Win
rni.r aIi aas-r gers tu tiricns q c..
o. state 81 ic,a- Nirs,r-'n. D1i'es'on Mar u VIA hey
wet elth ul- pl-.enerr. 10 t II VI toryS To-
~r .4wllr MluurfL htfl-sion dAf-, "th Use aud
f4--r. CUTS .uI " yli.lArl 8 &C."
itErr1cr Mann BAum1re Win tndsc ana pass'n
gtrs To- Geo Do el0Ntr
TIE MOVEMENTS OF -rEAAEH%
FlkEffN PDkF~
Orrsvsrrvy Aprl s-ll tpa N Arrived steamer WON.
Ing r Hrby. ii,ia Nes ~ 0a htr way 20 Liverpool
~aird II an~r rit, u berlin b. kennedy. hOm Liver
uoul fur
f,-ISrI Arrl SO Bad pm-Aruvel ~ steamr Republic
f,r.. .r,ilc rom NrA orr ON hrr My to Llsrlpp1-
UN.A.A -A CITY ~ AlrrandriA
DaAr rom vrts ana vii leave foT Ne~l ora On
The Ytl ihaL
AMERICAN PORTS
PHILADELPHIA Apul ar ye1. steamers khynand. Ran
die fr. ~. AntN-fp. Monitor Warren. trnm NeS ofA
CLEARED Steamer. ish roNi, Kelly, Tor Liverpool Lam
urrt- Jones. Tor Wr-f lsitl~pOol
H,iusuni. ApdI s-Arf.vod steamer Enchantress lbrh
tDuE. from Port rrs~1n ,
MARINE DI~ ASrER
Fonrrr-. NONR0F Apfti The steamer Irvingon nom
80, -t o. .tNanL the rom the .choo' r
Annie n Allsu New } stA Nhith Nd- ahtu
"a, 81 t0f,. days kinE condition. Tue ere" were
ani,.l here 10 day 1y the ste pilot boat Plot
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The moulding and planmg mill Of Dalrynple
& ", Cord So .6j nI 20 Haley 81. Nrwh~g Wa. par
ul,ly aestrivcd by Gre early a-t evening IN" loss on
bn .n- mach. ncry and stock out Il oo' Fred
rri,k ~, g a younr lying 20 The uc gh'"fnood, in
comm o.. sub ld. are mlt'i 90 sac 7uue horses 10
tr A.. ,,f .u, lnl Horn bf tie emo Er.
AID tIs .It Ias tfrreari Ou-d wing ia 81 alley Jay
n..LLc 10 MN IL INV, . ne 900 ruI-.lcl.
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AGOOn TEST CASE.

From Tie H1TVOTN tfe7ine Fpst tRFp
There il more talk about Judge Robertson,
Of New.YOrk voluntarily wthdra SiDg from lhe Custom
House appointment. Probably ne has not thOu. ht al
dopg President srfietd fully justified ~
pointing bin anu one complains OF The nOtpinatlOn
except those who claim rIgb control all New YORK
nominations. The President afford 70 make tots
vet before the Senate and we believe that the
eenate val that his position ~ entirely correct
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81 ..d 10 ess sssassr fssi shss ~ ere <sr n being
~ shan siow" tecsa hsvs yss % 80 tho men
-. a "a that Judge Rohsrsnn not at far the great
~ 20 srhich Prezident Gar6s.d has appointed BIN.
- ss 90 further ana say taEt yet ~ meet the Re-
essssas WHO says that Judge hebsrlssns deyotasn 10
~ esrnbilcsp party u IA the itast doubtful have
kss.n nm Tor twenty year. and kBow him 10 have
IAN in All that time manly ipan as ever knew, and
y g,oj n Republican any In the country. G.
RyaokIya. April q, 1881.
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It is Hardly Worth Any Ones While TO
tlkc tie r,k Of waIre FOR Cough. Cold. Lung
Trouble 10 ~ as u came" when remedy ami
thorough as Dr. james EIpec,orant easily pro-
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OBIri iRr.
cnLnS1LM- {. GAEhER.

COIONI l. VI .. tAHbI.N'
INpGANArOLIs, Ind, April o.-Coionel NJ l.
g. b,r l1..il4sisr e. Mad son. IL L' ann I'o'''" VI
IN, Dniy COHriu. the oldest dahJ payer ID TIC '-o
J.,I 81 = 70. 90. To-day Of rarayss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

STANTON, Va, Apu S.-The residence OF
ivin Reeves. tour mr, from mere vas de tr0frd BIS
Ere iast niaht one col Gr Krycs's chdren burned
ID The b. 80 and aaO4 hcr wa. Ba4T burned mt
drd thi, r."r,ss Nd Reeves hilI5cf WAS severely %
no fatally mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN POLITICS.

"a tAe Eduor or Ihe IrfouRe.
ep: What pure nonsense the twaddle about
s,sara wal Of Senator Robertson is Let II be once
that Federal offices in this State are the
asI property OF the United States senators from The
p.e and Democrats will carry the next election ny
!. s.sA,eA thousand maj0fity II generally under
sd thar the persona property question was settled
~ the nomination o. General Garfield.
" 20 Ta,I kpril g, 1881. An OLD REPUBLICAN,.
MANY other correspondents writing in a similar
vsu must pardon for passing over their letters In
alliance. We cannot find space for them.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

TEIBrNE OTTlcE Apr g. a N lac change ~ ih'
barometer yesterday irregular. and - midnight
tie movement downward Fair weather was i0i
lowed at night by partly cloudy weather Toe iemPfr'
turo ranged peen 80 and 53'. 4-ii'l
Delug - higher an the corrsaponduIg day last
year. and . higher thau on Thursday.
CLOUDY aud weather villa rain-. alifii changes
IN temperatures. followed by clearing weather my ID,
expected TO day tuis cty sud siciniiJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

TorrEA, KIM, April S.-The rolling mill at
Thu paer ovn-d oiniy 10y ih" .on P'c a. tnl A'ch
suu. Topeka aui sali4 Re Railroad Companies, vas
burned last riaHt. Operative nearly 100 in number,
barely rsd time rsrtur fYrr The rurff ie n. Tao
Io-s - .sifnat-a To- b. SlOOOO Prom -DO 10 800 uea
aar thrown Out o. nIluyn.c g.
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THE REV pr IRVINE.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Apul s.-Thc Rev. Robert
Iyr m many year. pastor o. tbc FIRST rresbj terrain
church. diet IN this CITY today, ol congestion OF the
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II Nicholas Hotel,
NLN YORK.

HAVING RENEWED TIM LEASES Or THIS HoTEl.
INCLUDING THE LoRILLARD" ADDITIONS. con-
,IsrGyc OF MORE rnAH THREE HUN DRIED ROOMS.
AND CAPACITY FOR Five HUNDRED GUESTS, FOR
4 TERM Or YEARS. FOR THE PURPOSE OF CON
TtNUlNG IT THE FIRST CLASS HOTEL 1T HAS Az
WAYS BEEN SINCE rs FIR,r OPENING. TAKE
OCCASION 10 CALL ATTENTION TO THE SUPERIOR
.ccovMop,rroNs IT AFFORDS FOR TIKI PUBLIC,
IT'S SPACIOUS OFFICE BROAD HALLS LARGE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS ARE vNsUH-
passed ny ANY OTHER HOUSE. AND TARIFF
OF PRICES FOR THESE ACCOMMODATIONS Is
MOST MODERATE nAvING EXCELLENT ROOMS
roR 8, PER DAY AND UPwARDs ACCORDING TO
.1zE And LOCATION. INCLUDING BOARD. WITH
ruR VERY BEST ATTENTION ASD TABLE THAT
cANREPURNIsHEDI raIs CITY. OUR AIN HAS
nryy AND STILL Is TO MORE THAN SUSTAIN THE
wE1LKNowN FAME OF THE ST. NICHOLAS.
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL PARLoRs FOR BUSINESS
MEETINGS AT MODERATE RATES. AND FOR
EITHER FAMILIES LADIES. BUSINESS MEN OR
PLEASURE TRAVELLERS TaIs HOUSE Is MOST
DESIRABLE BEING MADE NOTABLY sAFE IN
EVERY RESPECT BY THE MOST CAREFUL ATrEN-
TIoX AND MANAGEMENT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
THE RESTAURANT. NOW so POPULAR ASo wELh
KNOWN. WILL BE KEPT FULLY UP TO ITS PRES
ENr HIGH STANDARD AND IMPROVED IN EVERY
POSSIBLE WAY.
URIAH WEIGH.
PROPRIETOR.
Also OWNER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE AAh"
1cAy HOTEL. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS y. Y. OPENS
IN june.
"a. tuyafids Dc.lderatun. II ATS Al Lac b''s'o'
a., I,,.Ip'.uvs OF Heathfuu ilfe. Thy H. - 70
r. VI stewart steam Carpet Cleaning Works eena ZOE
clru ulars SO 7th-avc.
To Avoid seaslekncss
yet DR. Fordyee Darkers prescription assin' !" !"
HOW TO TRAVEL
Nv Thomas W. Knox.
Pre-, Al Sold by all booksellers
cu.prrs r prILISoHAN. 67s Broadway, New Yorn
~ ..a.r from Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Govt Grayet
n,ny w.ea you cared " usias tue ony SeLuiha
Si,v ,y1n me springs Hautcrue Cecsans Stahun nIng
ana Iomal 10 hs ali resDectaos dfussisl~ srso"s
aud wine merobiul ..
so vcr cent deducted catalogue prices Of Trees ana
sbrybs q, tIc old nurseries OF Il H. PARSONS W. ns
yvs. Flushing. n. X
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M4hELEN.

SARGENT LFDYARp-on Thursday evening Apnl ~
% brides mother N Bru'sifn 10y IN,
Il \ pr Edw4rd -. tIagg Or Dudey Alien SARGENT OF
Harvard Unyefsy. + Ia fraser daughter Oh lAie
Muliam =. Ledyard
WHITE GODwIN-On Thursday. April T. az The house or
tho brides parents bY The Rev. DR. foiycf Fanny young
est au.ner Of Parso Goodwin " Al ted Lud4o" White al
OF YORK
An got;cfs If Narrilges rHsi b. iHd0rsed NTH jul
name ana address
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WHO WAS ELECTEp PRESIDENT

r.. us Editor OF The 7rtsHss.
AR: Perhaps the people who voted last fall
a. Jsmes A. Garfield for President imsglnef he was
5000 and not General Grant OF scoe CMklng. 1t
r Ss very foolish for them think but really be-
uay s sssy A., REPUBLICAN.
nss Terk April 4, 1881.
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Spsclat NJnees
The seaside Library.

OUT TODAY. IN CLEAR BOLD HANDSOME TYPE
SEASIDE LIBRARY. No 979.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 7. B. Mleaalay. Part l. zoe.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND. r. d. Macaul-y Part IL zoo
OUT MONDAY.
SEASIDE LIBRARY No. $40.
STRANGE MARRIAGE. By Luip auAiao. zoe.
LATE ISSUES
ga. Cesar By James A froudc ..-..,...0
y73 Essays BY Thomas
072 Into the shade BY Cecil
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e6s The Colleen Bawn or The Coilegisns. By Gerald
oG7. The Tenant OF Wdfell Hall by Anne Bronte..2o
9GG. Mother Molly. By Fra Mary PeArI
o65. One OF Them. by Charles Lever. FIRST Hhf....2c
eG5 ono Of Them BY Charles Lever. Second haf....2e
gs4 HIS Little Mother. by Mas Muock"............lJ
For sAe by all newsletter sent u address postage
free receipt ol2 70. single numbers AMI % cent?
for double Bunlbera
GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher
II TO 81 vandowsterst n. Y. p. o. Box 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

Forblddng the s.supspss Of the title of Port Warden
By persons not duly appointed
Authorizing tie Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund OF
NewYofk City 10 sell lands longer required for school
rnosea.
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pride OF the Ki.ebeu i, better value than sapollo

teen ycars hou sehold u'e has prove
70 iho b. s.ug and cleaning powder Avoid uni1li'ons
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A GOOD MANUAL TO HAVE.

r. tle EdEtOr OF Tks TrIbuae
SIR: Win you please give me the Official
,o,e st the last election. Of Garnd ad also Governor
yodsr) in the STATE OF Indanat
6sp York. April o. 1851 ACCOUNTANT HEADER
tses THE TRIBUYE ALMANAC Tor 1sSl.-Ed.l
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Artistic srsnzs.. Clock, .ni Decorative rsrs,i,lA

Artistic Brsnzes Clock, sni Decorative Psresiii.
THEODORE h. STAIR
JEWEr1ER
No 2Os FIFTHAyE. MADISON SQUARE,
between 2jIh AMI s5tl-si
third hoJr OF this esiabshDent Is APPROPRIATE
to very comp etc Of ne DkDNXtS Mlnsi set, Mar.
bic Polished Bras CLOCKS. with chimes aud
paensd winding attachments crousd oT thls mouse
Travelling CiOeks &C. with choicest ~ decor
PORCELAIN. Plaques Vases Jandiniefes &c, OF
WOrcssto Nnion aId other fasOrhe Wares 90
with Of the latest importation FORM
visiIs' Il Tor inspection Only are par tsusriy invited
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ruL MOVENrNrs OF STEAMERS.

Hc,ui, IN The feet may found using Corn
Remover -Od b. druggists - cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

Solid Siyerware
THEODORE n. STARR.
JEWELLER
30. 900 FfFrH-AVE, MADIsON SQUARE,
Between 18TH and 2cth.sts.
Offers a large aud select assortment OF
RsPOCSsE SiLVENWARR
f?Ips i S Fgf bEs Sy o an 70 TRis E
rABLlsHhENr snail aoe MaIs ana nun.rGas me- s 2sa
FjRKs AID SPOONS Of tasteful patterns at o~ rate.
per ounce also prrpare Tor This son variety OIL Maud
Visits II for inspection 0n!,, are parucuiariy nNted
Bang, a. CO.. Auciionser.. ,3o and III broadway.
will sell
MONDAY. APRIL IL, at $50 p IN,
Acol,eciion 81 AMERICANA. BOOKS and PAMPHLErS
PORTRAITS and OTHER ESGBAYINGs.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. at $3.50 n.
\ COLLECTION VALUABLE BOOKS. comprising STANDARD
AM e,Oce works In GENERAL LITERArUKE bNcf.
CLOPEDlA MAGAZINES, ILLUSTRATED WORKS, &c
SC.
MONDAY APRIL IL and following days,
rvo,es,ions daily at $3.50 and 1902 m.
The LIBRARY of the late REV E II. cHAPiN. D D
A large and varied COLLECTION OF VALUABLE. UsEfck
ana ~ rERE>l ING BOOKS
CATALOGUES describing over 1000 lots ready.
Price. 81.
Henry a. D,aeI. 4. D. ~ L,ui.lllfA. 4sie !'.Ai'
Atfr gtiDl - - 4Snsh
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WAfkR-lnV pUrest 1nd safesi ~ al cathar
AVOID All Dtrss .frs. tttls VA r, letl al
domestic ths impair ti- ts-,Ivs 1rsih, AL Aih,,-
Piles ps eraaicafed vi thin three weeks NJ
ku s allrr OF caustlc AL diseases cured. tucu'
ar. references De- IOlT 81 West 2ithst
Post once Notice. .
Foreign Mails fort We. enttug ~All kDt !. Abfu
o. ISL. vail al this hcc "a ~ E>DA1 At 80 ~
for Europe. ste5m-hp AuZO1B Queenstown. On
WEDNESDAY. fve Europe, py sle0usiip Ageila
Wa ureu-tONn TIG R~DAl. n $50 IN, Tor Europe.
OF Chester, Qu enstDru oirrspoDi
France must be specially ldifcs.e ana
AZ 1890 europe. FrISll Va. plymouth
and Hamburg "A ~ hDA1. al Iu5 a W. OF
I.spc AdrAiic. va Quee0so"n roFfeeipLi-
rure iOr and scotland mas b. specially dfrs-
an Al 1880 TOT scotland direct. W steamship fir'
n.Ssia VIA andat IL 20. for GERMANY &c ~
steamship Man. southampton and Bremen eorre-iDnd-
eucs Tor Gr-s The COrneDt must De seeiAly
ada re->ea amt Belgium direct oy stet nshp
n. erulsni VIA AswcIp lhc mAi., or TIE We, lndirs
tr,zl, ana Argentine leave NrN-iork April D thr mails
lon tie mi Stands l~ays Ncwl"rS Apu D. The walls
for S4s.au y, Nsw.NOrS April .. The mails Tor
Cuha and NrxcD Stw-i Api . ! he Dais or
Newfoundland aud ~. Mlqueion leave New YORK ADr
HE mails Rr.zc aud Bay Islands 1raFe Sc" YORK
AtrilJ mails Aus4IAIL y es'- SAD iiiu'tsoJ
Arl The Tor GAIA al Japan leave 7al FRANCISCO
Apu, 10. ,,...,.,... u..,p-,N p..,r,,s,.r
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26
WEEKLY CORVALLIS GAZETTE.
Corvallis, Aug. 26, 1881.
OLD FOLKS.

All! don't be sorrowful, darling,
And don't be sorrowful, pray;
Taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more night than day.
'Tis rainy weather. my darling,
Times waves they heavily run,
But taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more clouds than sun.
We are old folks now, my darling,
Our heads are growing gray;
And taking the year together, my dear,
You will always find the May.
We have had our May, my darling,
And our roses long ago;
And the time of year is coming, my dear,
For the silent night and snow.
And God is God, my darling,
OF night as well as day;
And we feel and know that we can go
Whenever he leads the way.
Aye, God of the night, my darling,
of the night of death, so grim;
The gate that leads out of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to Him.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26

Rats ate all the signatures off o
will at North Adams, Mass, and the
mutiIated documentssis, therefore, the
subjects Of litigation
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26
SAN FRANCISCO lEPERs.

IT'S APPEARANCE AND SPREAD ON THE
PACIFIC COAST
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26

A girl in Happy Valley placed
some nearly hatched ducks eggs in
her bosom, and thus helped brood
of young ducks into the world.
Young men in that vicinity were
careful to omit. in the interests of
the poultry crop, their usual Satur-
day evening embraces until after the
hatching season.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26

The New York Tribune, takes half
column in which to describe the
bathing dresses worn by little girls
at Long Branch. The bathing dress
es worn by little boys in Oregon are
not SO much complicated. They con-
sist mainly Of a sunburnt back pair
of untanned buckskin drawers worn
from infancy and q stone brnise on
each heel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

Affairs I'm Alexandria,
[RepOrted for The StGr.l

CLOSE TO TIE PENITRNTIARY.-Thereh has been
no supersedeas In the case Of Hambleton, SEN
fenced here last month to five years In the
penitenteary for the three card monte robbery
OF Mr.. Houston at Arlington. The thirty days
allowed for an appeal to the court. at Rich
mond, will expire In few days. There Is no
Hkel1hoOd OF any Super5edeaS, and on one day
next week 1t will be In order for Hambleton to
take his departure to the pen1tentiary. Ham
oleton has been trying TO make another OPEN
Ing for himself through the jail bars and a few
days ago, with the help OF Strtder and Arling-
ton, two other jail bros, he had nearly sawed
discovered and put In close cell, away from
the wall. IL Is charged that friends 10 Wash
him.
THE BLESSED BABY-The mayor has 80 far
ialled to trace the paIentage Of the little lad
That was introduced TO the public from the
steps OF the Armory Hall yesterday morning.
A woman was called before him last evening,
put no Information elected. The little walt
timab.e lady on Wolfe street.
MRDAL DRIIIA-A thrOng OF people incltld-
Ing number OF Washington and Alex ndria
ladies', witnessed the competitive drill OF tha
st. John6 Cadets fer the Waterman medal. in
trent OF Christ Church, at O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. The judges were Major Burgess,
Lieutenant McBurney and Mr.. Waterman, who
Rockingham county, Va
No PROMISEs-SOme dealers recently called
upon Msyorelect Beckham to ascertain his
policy. 'sWould run any SKI aske1 one ol
them, I'm laying In small stock OF DO Eder
crackers and tOrpedoeS 70 sell Tor the 4sh OF
July?" "Wait until the lst OF July" said the
mayor.elect; II may never go into ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
CONDENSED Locals.

ext1nguished at 2:45 am
Inc contractors for the Improvement OF Lou
with the stone block work to q point east OF
Sth street They expect to have the whole lob.
nnlsned by the 18th OF July.
q for the Sumner Of issl.n great W HoTss' NO
Thomas Brown. colored, had his left hand
crushed last evening while unloading lumber
AZ lith street wharf. DR.. Leach amputa5ed two
About O'Clock last night, Oncers Smith ana
Mcdonald found the back gate door and win
COWS OF unoccupied houses Nos. 2215 and 22O7
that the gas fixtures, water cocks and ,inings
OF bath TUBS had been stolen. The houses were
entered by cutting Stat from the shutter and
Yesterday, in the Equity Court. In the case
OF Thos. higgins agt. p. Edwin Dye, Involving
ane possession OF the property at the corner OF
s snce a Was streets northwest writ Of assist
q LIE nhE STAB printed during the month OF May
1892 new advertisements, being the largest
plumber ever printed In one month in tn. MIS-
months OF 81 over the corresponding period Of
last year already exceeds 600, that OF May
s slOoe he neing 2s4 Advertisers Will confer
morrows enlarged edition In order TO secure
insertion and classification.
me grand jury to-day returned an indiot-
meht against Thomas j. Bicksler for having In
bis possession counterfeit money.
Information has reached this city that John
GROSS, for many years one OF Harvey q Holden 8
most trusted walters, has been drowned at
Long Branch.
Last night Officer Horn arrested VIM. Camp
Dell, q Thick negro. charged with tnttmidat.
Ing Mrs. Calista A. Smith, wife of WIN. Smith,
the pawnbroker. 304 9th street. It is charged
that on Wednesday night Campbell entered The
pawn shop In the absence OF Mr. Smith. and
by the use OF threats frightened Mrs s so that
she gave him money to leave. Last night he
triec 1t again, and Mr.. Smith was ready for him
with an officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
The Building Boom.

Mr.. Herman Ga5ch is having erected q three
story dwelling on l, between 9th aud 7Ih
streets northwest; 81 by 80 feet, pressed brick
front. wood corrtces, nat mansard roof two
full bay windows and the inside f1pishe1 in
natural wood. This house when finished will
add much 10 this attractive street, and Will be
model for convenience and neatness. The
cost viii be S. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

'sHOCAHHVHAsce AIXOuHUtVHHe CNC0
The sole bicyCl salesroom and school for the
District OF Columbia Is at Fenton Hall, HOS ID
street. -
Pentalpha Lodge. No. %, F. A. A. NJ, will give
us annual excuT51On TO Marshall Hall next
Monday. The w. w. CorcOran will leave 18th
street wharf at $50 pm.
The Chapel Point Club give an excur5ion to
ely mont next Tuesday on the Corcoran.
The 4th Street NJ. E. Church Will give q
select family excursion to Blackiston Island
next Tuesday on the Arrowsmith.
The Improved Order OF Heptasophs will give
an excursion to Richmond to witness the re-
gatta July 5th. The train will leave the B. P.
depot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

RESCUE OF Two BOYS FROM DROWNING
10 o'clock last night, when the steamer Arrow
smith was coming into her wharf, boat con-
tanning two small boys-Andrew johnson and
Robert HaTIls-%aS caught between the wharf
and steamer and crushed. The boys were
thrown into the water, and would have droN nd
but for the prompt action OF Officer Barae5,
who jumped In, and after a struggle got them
10 the wharf. They were taken 10 the station
and afterward sent TO their homes In the north
ern paIC of the city
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KILLED AT LEADvILLE.-A private dispatch
received In this city last night states that Wm.
klofnan who belongs In W Washington, was killed
az Leadv1lle yesterday. No particulars were
given. only that the body was shipped TO this
city. klOman was the son of the former well
known restaurant keeper. Mr.. Charles Klomau,
and was dry goods clerk prior TO going To Col
oIado.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Tho Weather.


OFFICB OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OYYCHB !
WAsHIN8roN, ID. c., June "a 1881, $50 a. "a.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
northerly generally veering to southeasterly
winds, stationary temperature and barometer.
Fair Weather Tomorrow.
The chief sig nal officer furnishes the follow.
Ing SPECIAL bulletin TO the pres3:-O &C lsional
rain has fallen In Minnesota Iowa ana Wiscon.
SID; Ia the other states fair weather a pr,.
vailed. The prevailing winds are northerlv In
the middle sfa'5s and New ENGLAND: east srly
In the south Atlantic states and lake region:
elsewhere they are light and variable The
temperature continues below the mean for the
month, except In Georgia, Alabama Louisiana
ant Texas It has risen 10 the south Atlantic
states; elsewhere It has remained nearly sta
tionary. The lowe 81 temperature for the night
are reported from the lake region and New
England Fair weather Is Indicated for the
Atlantic and east gulf states on Saturday.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
the Following are the readings OF the ther.
mometer at the Signal Office during the day.
g. m, So . IL a. No.. CO.; q. m, 1872. Maxi.
mum, "a /; minimum. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Rich
ard Bennett and MaIy Kane; VIM. Lanham and
Mary Douglass; John Frame and Mary j. Nc
Laughfn; Fred Belly end Mary Starters; Wm.
Slaughter, of Madison city, Va, and Jane Doug
lass; Chas. T. Buchanan and Annie L'ghtfooG;
Ger al d Kate Blrnham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
Beware of Eating too Many New
Potatoes.

Editor Stdr:-It is said that the sickness 50
many are troubled with this week Is largely
owing TO eating unripe new potatoes OF which
our market has been flooded People cannot be
too careful In this respect. Good old poraJoe5
are much better than new. Should De used as
long 80 they can De Obtained or until after the
1St OF July,