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National Republican., 1882-09-07
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

little girl, daughter Of J. Dreifus, was run over
on King, near Payne street, by wagon and badly
injured.
Promises of the reopening of the Pioneer Mills.
the building of iron ships, and the establishment
of rolling-mill here continue to be made.
Captain j. w. Davis superintendent of tue Ma
tional Cemetery in this city, who was taken sud
denly i'll last Saturday, is slowly improving.
The superintendent of police has force at
work raising the roadway and improving the bed
of Princess street, between Alfred and Patrick
streets.
match game was played in this city yesterday
between the Association and the National Stars,
of Washington. resulting in tie the score being
6 to ut the close of the game.
The bark G. F. Ward, loaded with full cargo of
cooperage by Messrs. Il. A. Reed & Co., valued at
over IS 900, was cleared from the custom-house of
this city Tuesday for Matanzas, Cuba.
Mr.. ]. c. Williams has been appointed telegraph
operator in the office of the Alexandria and Fred
erlckshurg Railway Company iN this city, vice
Mr. J. G.. Peverille, promoted to clerkship in the
freight department of the company.
This afternoon the Mount Vernon nine Second
nine OF the Assoriation) and the Pos nine, of
Washington will play game in this city. The
first nine of the Association and the Washington
Waverley nine will also play game in this city
TODAY
National Republican., 1882-09-07
Police Court Notes.

Squire Williams, colored, was charged with keep
ing an unlicensed barroom on the Bennings road
but it was not sustained and the case was dis
missed.
Mary simms colored, afler vacation from the
court for one day, was committed for fifteen days
for being drunk and disorderly
The case of George Tansel the colored messen :
ger charged with stealing maps from Lieutenant
Greene's office, was continued until to-day to Sc
cure the attendance of witnesses.
James Barry and Mary Harris were committed
to the farm for vagrancy
Philip Cornan was sent to jail for thirty days in
default of 5000 bonds, for assauitng his wife. Mrs
Cornan declined to prosecute, and was fined IS for
contempt.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot for Emma
Peyton, also colored, and then stole 81 from her
He was sentenced to fine of $40 or thirty days and
to make restitution.
William II. White, a young colored man, was
sentenced TO six months i'll Jail for committing an
assault on man named Charles Brown
National Republican., 1882-09-07
a McdnI Tor ,he "ToWn CounciI.v

The following letter was received by the Com
missloners yesterday through Hon. Thomas og-
den Osborne, minisi resident of the Argentine
Republic: "on the 9th of December, 1889, this
city was definitely named tue capital of the Ar
gentine Republic, thus completing the political
organization of the nation. The municipality
which preside over, wishing to commemorate
the event, has the honor of sending TO the honor
able town council of Washington the inclosed
medal, which was struck for the purpose" The
letter is signed by the mayor and secretary of
was brought by Mr.. Osborne personally, accom-
panied by the medal, which is of heavy gold, the
coat-of- arms of the Republic being upon the OBJ
verse side and upon the reverse is the date. Two
of thu Sc medals were struck for the United States,
one for New York and the other Tor Washington.
This medal will be placed on exhibition in the
window of Galts iewelry store this morning.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransaetIons nj the various Dis
trIct Omcca.

trtct OHcca.
Building permits were issued yesterday to f. NJ.
NJ. Beale, to build one brick dwelling at No. 1416
Fifteenth street northwest, TO cost 81 500; A. P.
Smith, to build one frame slaughter house Fox
hall road, county, TO cost 500; W. 7. Hildrup, TO
build one private stable in Kngmans Court, TO
cost 81 600; John White, TO build brick stable and
back building on Eighth and streets northwest,
to cost $1,000; D. Il. Croft, to build four brick
dwellings corner Of Eighth aud A streets north
east to cost $500; William NJ. Gait, TO make repairs
OF No COG Ninth street northwest, 10 cost 5000 d.
Is. GrOh, TO build one brick dwelling at Eighth and
streets northeast, TO cost 81 900; Mary Jane Rush,
cost $500
The Commissioners have approved the appli-
cation for liquor license of George w. Hall d Bro,
No. 1911 Seventh street northwest aud disap-
proved that of Bernard Muller, at No. 21S3 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The sealer of weights and measures submitted
his annual report yesterday.
Colonel j. o. Burnside has asked the governor
Of Maryland, through the Commissioners, to allow
the National Rifles TO enter that State armed and
equipped ON the 18Th instant.
street lamp will be placed at the corner of
Twelfth and d streets northeast by direction of
the engineer department.
| The building Inspector has recommended rs a
precautionary measure that two firemen be placed
ut each Of the theaters TO be ready for immediate
service in case of fire.
The annual report Of the Commissioner Of the
Washington Asylum says that The new colored
| were patients IN the smallpox hospital, during
| the year and 2,l72 pr sunefs were held. There
were 3li in the alnisouse in the last year, and 51
| intermenis were made in pottvt's field.
A barrel of hour seized for personal tax yes
| teIday and brought $3.50 at auction.
1t is reported that numerous small thefts OF
money, books, etc, have occurred in the District
offices recently and that the detectives have been
at work ON the case since before Mr. Dents retire.
ment.
| The total mortality in the District of Columbia
| during the week ending Saturday, September 2,
1882 was II (being 10 less than during the preced-
ing week., or at the rate 1875 per 900 per annum
| or the decedents 10 wcrc white males, l5 white
| females 20 cOlored males, and II colored females
making All annual dcath-rate of 14.7 per 1000 fol
| the white population and 29g for the colored
There were SO births Tepoued-Si white and 2s
| colored, making an annual birth rate of l3 pei
1000 for the white aud 226 for the coored popula-
| ton. Marriages reported, 11-white, 6; colored
| 8, Still births. 6-Wbitc. 4: colurcd =
National Republican., 1882-09-07
PILES! PILES! PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding itching, and Ul-
cerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
ian Indian remedy, called Dr. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured the worst
chronic cases of twenty orthirly years stand
ing No one need suffer five minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine, Lotions,
instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
alays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed, acts as poultice gives
instant and painless relief and Is prepared only
for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ Collinberry of Cleye-
land, says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile olnt-
ment: II have used scores Of Pile cures, and II
affords me pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as Dr. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott & Cromwell, or mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 81. HENRY e Co. Propnetors,
h&Th 62 Vesey street, New York City.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
RaIt,morc General Market.

BALTIMORE Sept. 6.-Cotton lower; middling. l2A,c
Flour steady, with more inquiry; Howard street and
Western supcrne SS 253 10; do extra 81 O0i 75; do
family S5 OOa6 0G City Mills superfne s3 0093 rs.
axtra, a OO@G 5O do. Rio brands, s6oG Baltimore
e Grade family &c IS; do winter wheat, patent,
\ Wheat-Southern barely steady; Western
lon ',hern red. 81 Oj61I IliS; do amber, 81 300
lG:N Western winter red. SPOT, 81 l0lS@i lOA;
SEPTEMBER and october, 81 lO3S9l lOili November.
81 10. .61 i0sl; December, 81 ls ll;s, Corn-Soutl
ern about steady; Western irrgguar higher and ao-
tive; southern white. S3d SCI do ycllo SOC; West
ern mixed October, 7g'4 '4ms0c November, 1's@75'4c
November or December 6iAmGjc. oats steady and
fIrm Southern, 42d4 c. do red, rust proof, 3G@3ac;
Western white, 41gii do nlHed 3sagl1e; Pennsyi-
yania I06n45c. Rye higher at GiGEllc, Hay steady;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, Els OOdS
i6OO Provisions higher and firm; mes pork, sls 0J;
bulk meatA-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
ma@l5c hacon-shoulders, H c; clear RIB sides lB4c;
hams i5,tGlGAc. Lard, refined, llc. butter brm (;
Western packed, l5a2lc; creamery, 259sOc. Eggs
steady at 10000. Petroleum dull; rehned, 0tig6,6c
COiiee easier Rio cargoes ordinary 10 iar, eaglsc.
sugar steady; A son 94sc Whisky steady AZ 2Jgp
/ VI Receipts-F our, 1901 barrels; wheat 13s,lO)
bushels; corn 2Olo bushels oats none; rye 7s5 bush
ola Shpments-Mheat, 6j,lGl bushels; corn, none.
sales-Mheat daG gj bushels; corn, 2O9OJ) bushels,
National Republican., 1882-09-07

f7Prizes. amounting to.................-. 2S"Vo
Application for rates TO clubs should be made only
TO the Office Of the Company in New Orleans
| For further in FORMATION write clearly, giving full
address, Send orders by Express Registered Letter,
or Money Order, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La,
National Republican., 1882-09-07
WEST WAsAINGroN.

During the fishing season a report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct Office, using the following scale: Very
turbld, to s. turbid, to Is; slightly turbid, Is
to % clear % 10 Sc. Condition Of the water
Wednesday, September Cat Great Falls. s; at re-
celying reservoir. % at distributing reservoir &c.
High tide Thursday, September 7-S19 a. IN
and 800 p, m,
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at 655 and
eXtiuguished at 2;30 a. M
The canal boats Whiting and Ruby brought TO
Hartley x Bro yesterday $500 bushels of wheat
and $500 bushels OF corn. No sales of grain were
Fhe schooner Sandy Hook, Green, master from
New York with ierIilizing Tor q. r. Dunlop, ar
rived yesterday
colOred burglar broke into the residence OF Mrs
Upperman, on Il street, between Thirty third
and Thlrty-iuurth, and making his way into
the lady's bed room, whore she was sleeping,
pulled her from the bed to the floor and plac.
Ing his hand over her mouth, threatened her
If she made the least noise, but the children hRv
ing been Rwakend by the noise, gave an alarm,
when the rascal ran of
Droyers' Rest livestock sales, Tuesday, septem-
Der o reported by Tayener Brothers, proprie-
tors) 375 cattle offered and sold at, best 5l3 10 &C.,
good, . to Ole, medium fair, to 5e.i common,
3JS % &c. lG0O sheep and lambs-lambs,4 To 5Nc.;
sheep, TO 4c. 90 cows and calves at from $50 to
S5O. Cattle active sheep and lambs very dull.
Boat Club was held at the boat. t.house last night,
with fair attendanee. Nothing was done further
than the transaction Of routine business.
THE purity and elegant perfume Of Parkers
Hair Balsam explain the popularity OF this re-
National Republican., 1882-09-07
The Portrr-HnrIeyW wedding.

At st. Patrck's Church, on G street northwest,
Rev. DIR. Thomas J. Kerwick officiating, NJ. John
]. Harley and Miss Susie Porter were married last
evening at $3.50 o'clock iu the presence of many
friends of both the bride and the groom, the
church being well filled There were no grooms-
men or bridesmaids, the near relatives of the con-
tracting parties and some Of their most intimate
friends alone appearing in the church with them.
or the brides relative her sisters, Misses Mamie
Alice, and Rodier Porter, and her brother, George
Potter were present. OF Mr., Harleys family there
groom Mr. John Wiggins, his uncle; Mrs Fanny
Kelly Gordon, who, il will be RENE mbered. was at
one time n captive among the Sioux Indians; Mr..
Thomas Harley, of Newark n. j., brother of the
groom, and Others. quite number of the men,
bers of the Washington Light Infantry aud of
Cnrroll Institute, of both of which organizations
Mr.. Haley is member, were among the attend
ants. An informal reception was subseq Lently
h i'd at No. 924 Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1882-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
The Omciai Transactions ns Records
Yesterday.

Mr. ]. f. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real es:ntc in tue district yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Third street west, between and streets
north, lots II and II, square SIG, together 0g feet
3 inches front by depthl an undivided one third
interest," Alice r. Pearl 70 b.. H. Warner, 81, 1866.
On Sixteenth street west, between und n
streets north sublot 49, square lS2 go feet inches
front by g7.42 feet, John W. Bailey to Eliphalst
+. Andrews "a 900.
On Knsinan Court, between and @ str cts
north, southwest part of lot 81, square 2il (316i
feet front by 40 fecU, Jonn +. onistead TO w. L.
Hidrup, 81, ,500
On street north, 90 feet by % feet on West
Eleventh street, corner subot H. square 33, sid :
ney #. Austin TO Einile NJ. Halstead, s., 500.
On South Carolina avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh streets east Qs feet II inches front and
depth), Henry Schaeler to Martha Becker, 81 900.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
DIED.

GADSBY.-on September O. 1852, Ntrs M. AU.
ousrA GAnsBY widow Of the late William Godshy,
In the 10th year OF her age.
Friends OF the family are invited 70 attend tho
funeral nom her late residence S?l street nortl
west, at o'clock y. m on Saturday, September o. -
JDNES.-suddonly. of mhiarlnl fcver, on Septeni-
Der g. 1882 at $40 y. M, Mrs. LUCINDA u. JoSKs In
the 9th year OF h, age daughter OF the late DR..
Walter E Dement, OF Maryland.
Funeral from the Iesidence of her snn.in.law, Geo.
o. Miller No 1918 Vermont avenue, Thursday, Sep.
tember Z, at D. m. Friends OF the iuunlly are re-
spectfnily Invited TO attend
HUDsON-On September ), Rt $3.50 r. M, CHARLIE
II. HUDSON. aged years and months, at the resi-
dence of his parents, No. 8li III street n'rtbCpst
We, the Undersigned wish to thank our many
friends who kindly vOun cred Their aid and assist
ance during the sickness and death Of our sou
G. ID. ANDJ, II. HUDSON.
National Republican., 1882-09-07

Schedule to take eject SUNDAY, NAY ~ lsS.
A. NJ. e,,, Lave WASHINGTON.
t2Sa ChiEaso, Cincinnati, and St Louis Fast Ex.
n,ess' Sleepln Cars to Cincinnati, St Loui,
National Republican., 1882-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
Chancery Sale

OF VALUABLE II:A l. ESTATE FRONTING ON
PROSPENr STREET, MERIDIAN HILL IN,
MEDiATELN NORTH or THE CITY AND
ny virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of M me
District Of Columbia, pas cd on the 3lst day OF july
1872 In equity cause No. s,l57 will sell, ct public
suction. in 'front.' Of the premises, on M0EDAI' Ine
1lth day of September, a. u. 1892 at 5oclock p M
all Of lot four a. In block 7), In Hall and tlvnn $
subdivision OF Meridian Hill, the said lot tronung
fiy (J0l feet on Prospect street by depth oil one
hundred and ninety (16u) feet. =, .,.
Terms One-thlrd OF the purchase money IN Sasi s
within "a days from and nlter the uy oi shcl
of which tlCO Is TO 6e paid deposit at the Time OF
sale, and tho balance of the purchase money IN tWo
equal nstaIlmpnts IN aud years from date OF
gile, for which payments proniissory notes pearlhg
Interest at the rate of cent per hnu are 70 o
given by tile purchaser, 10 be secured ny reserVeu
lien on the property sold, or the purchaser may phy
All cash All cunveyRncing to be at the purchasers
cost If the terms OF sale are not complied with INC
trustee reserves the right TO resell tile properly III
Che risk nnd cost of the defaultns purchaser afler
hye days advertisement
No. pSI street northwest.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
A sEAsoNARLE pITTY.

Now the bather gaily stands
On the shining ocean sands,
In the sun;
And the very dainty clocklng
On her blue or scarlet stocking
Yanks the bun.
She imaglnes 1t divine
When she floats upon the brine.
Like rosei
But she's mad that night when feeling
All the cuticle that's peeling
on her nose.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
THE JOCKEY CLUBS FALL MEETING
Weights TO be Carried in the AututnnaI
UNua

The first day of the fall meeting of the National
Jockey Club gives promise of being a red d-letter
one for the turimen and those who take pleasure
in the performances of the race horse. The second
of the five races on that day will be the autumnal
the which the weights are appended. Twelve of
the best ace-horses of the year are nominated for
suional affair. The Handicapped has allotted the
famous iour-year-old colt Bend Or 122 POUNDS
Checkmn,e aud Glenmore, Ia each: Ida STAN
hope, 1917 Fair Count, 106; General Monroe 100;
omlensation, gs; Virginia, 06; Sweet Home, 95 !;
Ella Warfeld, % lnfanta, 9O and Colonel Wat
81. Declarations are to be made by Septem-
Der 20. There will be five races, including hur-
die race or steepechase, each day of the meeting.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
CHARLES e. FORD IN ST. LOUIS.
BIs Production or strauss's Comic Opera
of the sMerrH Wnr."


The greatest success that has ever been scored at
any Of the garden theaters, since their
Inauguration in this city, stands to the credit Of
the Merry War" by the Ford Opera Company.
II concluded its run of two weeks last evening to
fine attendance, and the business Of tho merry
War" season has been extraordinary throughout
At the popular prices Of admission the receipts for
the two weeks fall not fhr short of 5000, which
shows attendance equal to that accorded to the
strongest attractions at the legitimate theatcrs
during the regular dramatic season. The MANAGE
TheNter and Mr.. Charles f.. Ford, of the
company, showed commendable enterprise
in presenting the "Merry War" 10 their
patrons, aud they have pocketcd com.
mensurate rewards. Manager Frod prepared
his own English version of the opera aud the
other managers named set II ON the stage In good
style. II was the first presentation Of the opera
outside Of New York city, ana those who saw both
gave the preference to the Merry War" here
and this credit is partly due to the general excel
lence Of the Ford cast, Including Charles +. Lang
and Misses Blanche Chapman, Gencvieye Rey-
nolds, Louise Kissing, Lille Grrbb, and Marie
Bockel There is enough story for interest aud
plot for comic situation in Two nations going to
war about pretty dAnseuse, and the airy musical
structure floats lightly and breezily OH the wings
of waltzes and polkas by the most celebrated
master OF waltz music--Johann Strauss. Neither
the theme nor the treatment of 1t seem TO touch
the earth ut all except in the intervals of dtoll
argument and grotesque action, after which the
opera bounds up and away into the realms of
all that need be mentioned now.-H. Louis RGpu6-
Hc1t
National Republican., 1882-09-07

Joseph r. Crozet. whose arrest for playing the
confidence game was mentioned in yesterday IS
REPUBLICAN,, was IN the police court charged with
forging the name of Frank Hume to II note for 50
an passing 1t ON WJ Hughes. He was com
mlted, IN default of 81 600 bonds, for hearing on
Friday, After the case had been disposed OF an
attorney asked hat Crozet be gived an immediate
heaiing or discharged, claiming that he could
prove his insanity. Judge Bundy refused the re-
quest. CroEet was Hmong the recent $500 clerks
appointed IN the Pension ONCE.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JUsrIcE HAGNER-Mullett VS..
National Brick Machine Company pro ,confesso
against ceI tain defendants. Carter VS.. Carter,
testimony before William 7. Snyder, examiner,
aud testimony ex parte ordered. Kilbourn vs.
Lotla, Homans VS.. Cutler, Just VS.. Just; sales
Assignment-Nos. i, g. 10, 10, 10, II, is. 16, II,
and is.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
JOHN SHERMAN & CO, Auctioneers.
aual-ThSrutHds
Irnited Sfatcs NInrshnl,s Snle.

by vrtueof writ OF iera facias, issued out of the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
pale cash n front Of lhe courthouse door of said
j. strict. on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of Septeul-
er 1884, ut IL O'clock NJ, all the right title, claim,
eid interest of the defendant n and To the following
syriped operty, situate In the city OF Washington,
said District to wit: Part of original lot numbered
four til, in square numbered seven hundred and
pKnty-four ESQ sud part OF lot beginning at the
southwest of said lot, running Themes east lG
ct thence north G feet inches, thence west 10 feet,
thence south G3 feet inches the place of be ginning
together with MI and singular the Improvements
thereon Levied upon the property OF Daniel h.
eheehan to satisfy execution No. S7as at law, in favor
of John II. CcndUn, use of bernard Bnrnsiine.
c. f. HENRY.
u. S. Marshal
THOMAS DowLfNo. Auctioneer.
,Da lt
National Republican., 1882-09-07

By Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, Sept 6-Money loaned down from sto
2s per and closed at per cent. Exchange was
steady 4sIs @4Sis4 for long and 4sss@IS9 for short
sight. Governments were weak and l6@pla lower ex.
cept for AS registered, which are unchanged state
bonds we're without feature, except for Tennessee
mixe,l which are = per cent lower. Ralroad bonds
irregular. The transactions aggregated 100000
shares, including Delaware Lackawnnn and West
ern, 17lvO Denver and Rio Grande o,iJQ Erie, $500
Kansas and Texas, 2,ig Lake Shore, l,60J; Louis
vile and Nashville. 1900 Missouri Pacific, 5,5OO
Northern Pacific sGvoO Reading Il OJE ST. Paul 5000
st. Paul and OMAHA 500; Texas Pacific, l1i00 Wa
bash Pacific, $500: Oregon and Iranscontinena II.
40 Rochester and Pittsburg 1896 Minneapolis an
St. Louis. $500. RichmOnd and West Point, 800
National Republican., 1882-09-07
AIcxnndrIn Grain Market.

ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. G.-Thcre is no change to note
I'm prices since yesterday. Flour is quiet at quota
tIons. The offerings Of wheat have Increased; $500
bushels sold to-day at q 90 for Fulz a O6l 0s
for mixed aud 81 6S0D l0i0r Lancaster. CornSuall
lois of white sold at Sic NOrye reported. One lot Of
oats brought SOC Country produce Is hrln al quota
tiOuR
National Republican., 1882-09-07
A ne,,c,o,. Av,c,,xo,

That ensures digestion and enjoyment of food; a
tonic that brings strength to the weak and rest to
the nervousi u harmless diarrhoea cure that don't
constipate-just what every family needs-Par-
kers Ginger Tonic.
National Republican., 1882-09-07
Sparkling Eyes.

rosy checks, and clear complexion only accom-
nany good health. Parker's Ginger Tonic, bette
than anything, makes pure, rich blood and bring
Ladies try it-Bd-ddr,
National Republican., 1882-09-07
STATE BONDS.
rorc,pn Money Market

LONDON, Sept, 6-Consols- 80 ll-lG for money; 901
for account. New York Central, 1875; Illinois Cen
trn i4It4 Philadelphia and Reading, Sl76; ontari,
and Western, 2T3F Milwaukee and st. Paul, l27lA
Amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF England oi
balance to-day Is $4,000.
National Republican., 1882-09-07

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke d Co.. Pa ave. and Fifteenth ST.: