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Quick, complete cure, ali annoying Kidney. Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. ST. Druggists. Depot,
StOtt & Cromwell.
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AUCTION SALES.

l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TWEEN IIRsI AND THIRD STREETS NORTH:
sS1XI+ESTA AND sEvESTEESfHi 81 TREES
Fl EEPSsT sf tGSGkT W Rsrt Il
a. in in square 5S3 and Immediately thereafter lOt
au26-4t THOS. E. wAGGAMAN Auct.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucuoneers
CIGARS AT AUCTION.
at Ms We shs ss II Sur
rooms. IS 600 Hand made Cigars. being the stock Of
.n me ,s'' S VSffhR K E s' WILLIAMS
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctio neers.
h H1E pF fEFs STkGr 5 HEAR GOVERN
. On owEp1SSEsbAX. ATGEsr THfkT1ErH. AT
NORTH Capitol and streets northeast
Terms one third cash. balance in six and twelve
secured by deep of trust on premises deposit of SIS
au26. % 30. 80 DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
mo A. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker.
- 14l6 street northwest
TRUSTTE S., SALE OF vALgABLs IMPROVED
KN FSR Sss T hSlWH SE5
TIoN OF HEW WI HA q i,SRER AESTE, TWEN-
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9Th day of "a
December A. D. 1879, and recorded in Liter 9Jl la
@ ss # ns s sed s
party secured thereby. we win sell at public auction
in front of the premises at the date mentioned fol-
lowing described Real Est te situated in the city
Washington. District Of Columbia to wit: On Tues
DAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID.
1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. all Of lot numbered
vision of ORIGINAL lets numbered nine 90 and ten uO.
in square numbered three hundred and ninety
ts97l, improved by two-story brick dwelling. being
numbered 1888 9Th street northwest.
Also, same day. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. all Of origi-
tynine. CO. improved by four Frame Houses, being
at the junction Of New Hampshire avenue, 25th and
streets northwest.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash balance in SIX twelve
and eighteen months secured by deed of trust prem
iscs solo, with interest six 90 per cent per
annum. 500 deposit required at time of each sale.
II terms not complied with in Cd days. the
properties will be resold at risk and cost of defaulng
purchaser purchasers after five (5) days. advertise
ment in any one of the daily papers, COnveJanctng
and recording at purchasers cost.
HENRY III. BAKER, r-,,.....
THOMAS II. CALLAN, ! Ah"seS'
J. T. COLDWELL, Auctoneer. au26-wks&ds
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH CoMPAEY'S SUMNER
PKicEs--One large picture for framing, 81; dupll-
cate copies. 80 cents each; fine imperial cabinet
portraits. - per GOZen; carSiZe portraits, 81 per
dozen. Good WORK guaranteed. 723 7tn street
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BUY YOUR WALL PAPERS. window shades, &C., oil
r w. Henderson & Co., lib street.
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Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in x-lb. "Nard" prints 40c. per H.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per ut. Cream, l5c pint
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"h1ES H. ItssSfKT,
Brlgadier G3Geral Commanding

- ARRIVALS OF yEsSkLs-Uarbormaste Sutton
reports arrivals at the river front to-day as fol-
lowS:-SShf- Clorinda, Stone 2t9 tons coal j. G.
Hef5fon; sc.fS. ;. j. Fooks, CrGmer, GO tons coal
Ice Rich Co.; >shr II. Warrington, CockreI
OcDe feet lumber, J. =. Titnis Co.: solr. Native
Lexington, @. w. Driver, and Pert, 800
water melons, Golden opd Ricn, rdson:
scAr: Martha Warrington, 2G1c s:.t-S-meions J.
n Clements; schr Susan Francis JcfiS.g.So,,. 3 go
yctermelonS VIM Evans; schr. Lizzie RrSsh,
smith, eco wasermeloaS. same; schr. II. c. Purdy
Harris, cord wood, Johnson Bros
1UhHRAL OF MRS. ISABELLA MIrCI:LL-Mrs.
isabella c. Mitchell, deceased, the wife OF the
hte Thomas A. Mitchell, OF Annapolis, formerly
ocfgeant-at-arms OF The Maryland senate, and
president OF the ANNAPOLIS ana EEridgc Railroad
company. Her furerai took place yesterday, and
MS largely attended by coleourse Of friends
mtermsnt was had 1T tas Congressional ceme-
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SUYHER WINES Just received by Chris Xander,
No. eli 7th st. NV, direct from the Rhine farm Of
California, pronounced by judges OF go01 wine to
be superior to imported. Zinfan1el, Gutedel, Mis-
sion, Port, Sherry and superior ClaTetS. All sold
at New YORK prices.
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InviyOrat;nu Food

days OF rush and worry. parker's Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies and brings good health
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD's PERA H0UsE

Zoe DIS PERA HOUSE.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
F0RD'S OPERA HOUSE.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR VENTILATION
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR VENTILATION.
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR VENTILATION.
THE COOLEST THEATER IN THE COUNTRY
IHE COO. EST THEATFR IN TBE COUNTRY.
The COOLEST THEATER IN THE COUNTRY.
Fifty Large Windows Opening on Spacious Avenues.
Tnty Large windows Opening Spacious Avenues.
fuV Large windows Opening on Spacious Avenues.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
THE DATE. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3lsr.
THE COMPANY. THATCHER, PRIMROSE WEST.
THE PLACE. .FoRDs OPERA HOUSE.
THE NEW RELIABLES. THE NEW RELIABLEs.
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YARD WIDE percale at exc, at Stcrn's new
store, 90i 9TH street.
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Special Weather RnlletIu.


The Chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is highest in the lower St Lawrence
valley AMI lowest In the upper Mississippi valley
Fair weather continues on the Atlantic coast,
with cooler northeast winds IN New England, and
warmer southwest winds in the south Atlantic
states ClOudy weather and rain are reported
from the gulf states ONO valley, and lake REGION
with easterly TO southerly WINDS except IN the
northern portion OF the lake region, where the
winds are from north to east. Fair weather con-
tlnue5 In the northwest with east to south winds,
no change in temperature, AMI slight rise In ba-
rometeT. The temperature has remained about
Stationary in the middle states lake region, OHIO
and Mississippi valleys The following special
Temperatures were reported ut a. m. this morn
fng:-EaSfp port, $50: Montreal, GEO: Quabec, sc;
Mt Washington, 42o; Cleveland, 100: Alpena and
Denver. &c; Duluth, G2o; st. Paul $50; San Fran
cisco, SIC. StetlOnS reporting one inch more OF
rainfall during the past twonty-fOur hours are: :
Chattanooga, lib; Palestine, 223; StaFhylie, 135
The Indications are that local rains will prevail in
the districts on the Atlantic coast On Sunday.
RANGE OF THE THERMoJ; ETER TO-DAy.-Office of
the Chief signal officer: m. 125: II an 81
2p- H., s23. Maximum, sag; minimum, 676
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Carterss Liver Eft.

exert wholesome, mildly stimulating effect O
the stomach. which is direct aid to digestion,
the same time acting theoretically on the live
and gently On the bowels
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CoPPEE LIGHTNING RoDs, at j. II. Kuehlngs, 419
18th street
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WealhcY.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. DC, August &c 1882. $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, increasing
elou1ineSS with rain, eaSteriy to soatherly winds
slight rise followed by fallen barometer stationary
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DEPOT for Harris Roach AMI Insect Powder-711
d Street
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DON'T be without Harris roach or insect powder.
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AMEkIG As aN MSAMMoIH MSTNsTSELs:
THE FINEST. BRIGHTEST, AND wITTIEsT
ORGANIZATION OF THE SCHOOL.
Unanimously Endorsed 10y the entire and enthu-
siasticaily applauded by the whole people.
IAN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS"
GEORGE THATCHER. GEORGE THATCHER.
Who, with
PRIMROSE AND WEST AND THE MINISTRIES,
Stand apart above and beyond any Amusement
Enterprise on the face of the Fart
Great End Men 10
| 12............... Premier Clog Dancers ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Solo Singers. IL
Song and Dance Artists. IL
Eccentric Musical Artists.
Celebrated s MsT 6lBs.i in Brass Band
READ THE LIST OF FAvon1rEs:
ESKGk TaAFShhH 5 fEhERfE WEST
B bsksk ssNssh Sur E aHEfhRS
FRANZ uor,HH39wE ANp Nh BELL !, ., ,,rs
Will VIII kA NM MP G. + f. EA hRRAMfNNGE
Each Artist i'll HIS Respective Role with many others
il the same line.
THE SALE OF SEATS COMMENCES TUESDAY
.t.s..r- NEXT.
THE PROGRAMME:
PART FIRsT-Soc1AL SESSION.
noNrs First Edition. r,yno
BARNEY PAGAN, FRANK McNIsH
JOHN DAILY, GEO. TURNER,
FRED. BELL SAM HOWE.
PREMIERS.
BONES, TAMRO.
GEO. EDWARDS. HUGHEY DOUGHERTY.
Second Edition.
PREMIERS.
GEO. THATCHER. GEO. PRIMROSE.
GRAND INTRODUCTORY OVERTURE.
MEDLEY OF OPERATE GEMS.
Arranged by MI chas Wapns5 expressly for t. p
Face at til, Window. VIM. F. Holmes
f Ne kssn hd H.
88nS p ans HIss 5a Drank HOwa5d
aaay bHress ssSsss E HaSe6ss
FnaiS New aud Original. wonderful in rtse
Dougherty. Edwards. Thatcher. Primrose Co.
PART sECOND-1NTERMIssIoN.
Ohio. Par Excellence.
FRANK F. McNISH,
greatest Dancer in his spe
SILENCE AND FUN"
FAT MEMS BALL.
and MeNish Introducing Mr.. ,Tagan's latest
company. entitled ''Saiiy Ann."5
HuGHEY DoUaHERrY.
The Orator of the Day. in l his speech "a La Oscar
|" THE RANkINsl "A
GAEL. WILL AND JOHN.
In their musical melanSs entitled 1.-THE Stage Struck
THE DANCING GLADIArORs.
Introducing Broad;swoTd Combat Marches and Evo-
popular Comedians.
PRIMROSE AND WEST.
Every Feature New and Elegant
b b wss ,n Trsn Boyle Howe
Incidental to the Clog,
MR BARNEY PAGAN,
The greatest will his new
HOWE AND BELL.
The .cknoxlsaged Champion Pedestal Acrob.tic Dano-
81 turning somersanIt II perfect ma ieA'
on fsd snd I, let sn SisS square
DAILY AND TURNER. PAGAN AND DOYLE.
GEORGE THATCHER.
Tho Ini,nitable in his great Specially of which he s
the originator.
Concluding with the original Musical BurIcsqrc pro
duced by Mr.. BURT SHEPARD. entitled
A GARDEN PARTY!
In AN An1srocaArIo coLonED NE1oHpoaHoop.
Producing with original music new scenery appoint
menus, grand chorus and accessories, with the
following splendid cast Of characters:
LUCIA &c Burt Shepard
6ais1u OAttcr: .dugAey DougheTty
Hfanclsco Dei MoneyRSo Carl Rankin
Sig Heg Bustherearoh William 81. West
1 ~ c Geor.e Edwsrds
Waters. Servants Bell Boys. invited and unin-
yited guests. DC. Introducing the following
beautiful genes:
SxxTETIE FROM LUCIA, in which Mr.. Burt Shepard
WIN be heard In his wonderful Soprano voice.
TIE DIETRICH TELEGRAPH Boz Written expressly
for this company By B:rney Faean. The Goblle
Ouett-Sob Scng-Boe Up Sereneiy from file Ia
Aascott-Ratn Chorus from Chi per3c-And others
Omcluding with
RuewEs or RxAz wAxssi
- l1kxrxxE sAsuRoAs:
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ITO FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABLE

The StcsEer Exceistor. canal packet. Vim make -
NESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leavine her NJ
CONGRESS strtet and Canal 1t O'Clock q M sAeEps
1h,nS:asy sqd sStrrs r., rT is5or~esos i2aq..s
NsIket q o. W wED5TER liza "a 80 80
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lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS. GREAT
% Spriruaist Medium. from Paris. Works electricity
ivory. Tells true life past present and future dos
tny age death desc rbes absent persons tells names
and satisfaction: 81. Office. 738 10th street. Hours
10 a.. n. to p. au17-2ws
DR. ROBERTSON "a Graduate UNIVERSITY
IL Of Maryland. with % years experience.-An
Special Diseases successfully treated and cure guar
anteed. Diseases Of Men, General Debility, Seminal
Weakness Impotency. &c. Diseases Of Women Of every
l56 street northwest near 4h street every Wednes
Liberty street. Baltimore. Correspondence and con-
situations strictly private and confidential. Refers to
the leading physcfane OF Baltimore. jel7-3m
NTME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
A LIFE. AL business conhdentiA. Ladies' and Gen.
Nemen so cents each. l08 L street between 4th and
5th streets northwest. a1-6ws
IOaN b. WRIGHT
ii - UNDERTAKEN
1897 TEETH S11EEI NoRTHWEsH.
Telephons Connection. dl0
4 UGUSTQa BgRAponE
e sss.s|s $50. - .s,.a
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IF YOU WANT TO DANCE AND LISTEN TO GOOD
l. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Accompany the Dozen"
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING ON THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON.
Which leaves at $50 .. m, and returns at IL pm
Gents tickets SO cents to be had of the committee and
| at the boat; ladies' tickets complimentary.
No Questionable parties allowed the boat. sul-lm
EAMILY EXCURSION,
I 80 MILES FOR 15c.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Will make an excursion 10 vt. Vernon Springs every
Tuesday, leaving her wharf at 3 An. returning at 5
pm. Music and dancing. Bring out the Children No
| Objectionable parties allowed Oh the boat
y2s2m h s. RANDALL. Proprietor.
SATURDAY EvENI:sG TRIP ON THE POTOMAC.
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAS
Will leave foot of 9TH street at p. sharp returning
reach Washington at 10 p.I
Schroeder's band engaged for the occasion.
Fare IS cents. I2s-lm
|QUAsrloo PAVILION.
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT.
DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING.
Boatng Fishing, Croquet Shooting Gall ~, Archery
IMMENSE DANCING PAVILION.
Prof. Cooks Brass and Strirg Band
EVERY DAY. THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT.
From 18th street wharf a. II. and 500 pm.
SUNDAY AT p. NJ. ONLY.
Round trip tickets. 50 cents Children. Is cents.
river iyl4
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SONS Ice CREAM. s1.a5 a gal at. tins, Csc.
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FTSHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE
u MENT COMPANY

Run daily excursions to Glymont on steamer keyport
leaving eth-strect wharf at a. m. and p m, re.
turning leave Glymont at y. m and y N. Fare
round trip-50 cents: children under ~. % cents.
Greatly reduced rates societies and clubs can be OBJ
tanned Of the Treasurer orsi,e johnson. 469 Penn.
sylyania avenue northwest.
Oh. s. A. H. MckIM. President.
On. e. p. RONLAND, Secretary.
l. r. TREMBI.Y, Superintendent. at Glymont lyle
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nCCOQ UAN FALLS
" AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
HAVING been thoroughly overhauled and newly fur
nished is running excursions to the above places.
For Occoquan Falls. Sundays. Wednesdays and Erl-
DAYS leaving It'll street wharf Sundays at ESQ
Wedneslays and Fridsys ut 3 .. m. returning &
p. m. Tickets, Is cents. Mount Vernon spring8,
saturdays leaving a.m.. returning at 5 pm Tick
band on Sunday.
Noob,ccaonablo parties allowed on the boat.
Ayl u 4 l.
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AVOID peddlers. Consult Hempler, optician,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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ALEXANDER CARTER, demented colored man.
was sent to the workhouSe by Judge Bundy this
morning for being disOrderly on Fifteenth street
SeS's1'od1' rrE N.
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f fy Large Windows 0penng on Spacious Avenues.
lily Large windows Opening Spacious Avenues
fuV Large windows Opening on Spacious Avenues.
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YARD WIDE cashmere at Gle, at Storms new
store, 9O4 tn, between ] and h streets
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GOLD FILLED BRACELETS s. to $40 at Prigg,s

GA CRIcR IN TIE BACK Is many times symp-
tom or a dangerous Kidney disease. Take Hunts
Remedy, and secure safety at once.
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Fresh caught Spanish mackerel bring 1870
cents Per pound; sheepS-head, 15a20 cents; rock
fish In, punches Of to 10, sell for 80 to 35 cents
each; perch. 80 to IS cents; spots, 80 to IS cts
tailors large, 20 to 25 cts. each, and small taOrS
by the bunch at 2 cts; fresh Holsters, Is cts per
pound: salmon sells for so to IS cents per pound
according to quality; trout. 10 to IL cts pound,
~ Is cts per pound; fresh goldfish 10 cts per lb
haddock 10 cts; sea bass Is to 20 cts. per pound;
turtles, IL cts per pound alive; catfish, dressed
10 cts; bluefish. IL to Is cts per pound lobsters
12a15 per h.; clans, 10a15 per doz- crabs 25 per
dOZ-; do, SOFT, 81. so per dOZ
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SPECIALTIES.

{ For Other Auctions See Seventh Pace.
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ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR VENTILATION
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR VENTILATION.
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR VENTILATION.
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THE COOLEST THEATER IN THE COUNTRY.
THE COOLEST THEATER IN THE COUNTRY.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-30
That Reform Convention.

We announced last week that Reymert, as part of his scheme to place himself on the track for district attorney, had called a convention to be held at Pinal He desired to give this convention the color of peoples movement, and tele- graphed and wrote his emissaries, in diff ferent parts of the county, to work up the boom and get themselves sent as del egates from their respective precincts. But the people saw the purport of the scheme at glance and ignored it entire ly. When the hour for the opening of the convention arrived there were about thirty citizens of Pinal present, and most of these had been attracted to the hall by curiosity. In accordance with the pre- arranged programme, one Wilkes, law partner of young Reymert, arose and called the meeting to order by nominat- the bowels of the WeakIy SloW for chair man. Six rousing affirmative votes were cast and J. De Noon, with an air as ma jestic as that of stallion at a country fair, stepped up to the front and, like Baa- lams ass, "opened his mouth and spake" as follows:
 Fellow citizens, princes and potentates, This is the grandest aggregation of col lossal intelligence I ever gazed upon, (cheers) and that should have been un- animously and unexpectedly called upon to preside over this assemblage of savants, overwhelms me with gratitude and caused my bosom to swell with pride till it has ruptured my shirt front and made my bowels ache (tears). Fellow citizens, I cannot sufficiently command my feelings to thank you for the honor; my heart has arisen into my esophagus and cut of com munications with the outside world. " | After painful struggle with his emotions
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-30

THE flight of Roswell J. Wheeler, agent at the Sacaton Indian Agency, of this county, adds one moro to the pious frauds imposed upon the people of this Territory through the influence of the re- ligious sentimentalists of the east It also adds one more case to the long list Secretary Teller can cite in substantiation of his charge that preacher agents have, with but very rare exceptions, turned out to be dishonest This man Weelor was one of the most blatant christian reform CTS yet honored by the Indian Depart ment, and the religious rules he laid down for the government of his wards were of the most rigorous character. He de- manded a complete abandonment of their social customs and remuneration of all their religious ideas And he did not at tempt to bring them to an acceptance of these radical reforms through the in huence of kindness and persuasion, but peremptorially demanded a rigid and prompt compliance with his notions. When the aborigines objected, he re- sorted to brute force and in doing so caused the death of several Indians and drove the whole tribe to the verge of re- volt. Had they not been the most pea ceable, tractable of Indians and the life long allies of the whites, they would have arisen en masse and desolated this fair val ley of the Gila. His flight as a fugitive from justice will be no surprise to our people who viewed his actions with suspi- cion, and looked upon his management of the agency with disapproval His de- parture will cause no tears here
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-30
Terrible Storm.

Trenton, N. :, Sept. 25.-The freshet here causes damage to about S200, 900. Assanpark Creek overflowed. The rub Der mills, potteries, factories, slaughter houses, ice houses, dwellings, barns and stables are submerged and many were carried off The railroad tracks, depots and bridges were washed away.
 Plainfeld, N. J., September 25 Tho French dam gave way last night and the flood carried away the frame buildings. Grove street bridge was swept away as well as most other bridges. Between this city and Greenbrook the three stone bridges on Cedar brook were demolished. Stony brook, by its overflow, destroyed a large section of Somerset street The Lo- high Valley Rdilrdk bridge and long stretch of track were washed away. The Central Railroad of New Jersey, is over flowed and the depot platforms washed away The banks of tho Delaware and Rariton canal gave way and one lock was destroyed.
 Jersey City, N. J., Sept. 25.-Im- mense damage occurred in Hudson county N. J.. entire sections of Jersey City and Hoboken were inundated, the inhabitants taking refuge on the upper floors. The Jersey avenue wooden pavement was hurled into the mouth of the sewers com pletely choking them; the water in back ing, swept into the houses. A section of one of the main sewers, 2S by 6 feet was lifted to-day out of its place and the rush ing waters dashed 1t into the air thirty feet. Dwellers on the meadows were res cued by boats and rafts. The new tun- nel of the New York, Ontario and w. R. R is domaged between S80, GOO and $1O0,- 000.. The Western outlet of the tunnel l opens into an open cut, about three-quar- ters of mile long, with walls 65 feet high, which gave way and an immense amount of sand and rocks were swept into the cut Two steam shovels and about 1 eighteen gravel cars were buried out of 1 sight. The construction track Is covered with rock and sand to depth of six feet After the land slide the blacksmith shops and boiler room tumbled into the cut. A number of shafts are partially flooded and it will take two months of hard work to repair the damage.