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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-05-19
Toledo, DelphoS & Burlington R.R
THE DELPHOs ROUTE.
New Through Line Between the
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH.

Took Effect February II, 1852.
rAll trains now run by Columbus time.]
notno SOUTHWEST. GOING NORTHEAST.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-05-19

Go to John Zurfiuh for Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles. Musical In
struments, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt-
ly done, and warranted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-05-19

The members OF the above mentioned
four squads and the Mound Decorators
will call at Yeager's Hall on Friday next,
May 26th, at Ais p. NJ. to receive instruct.
ions.
Each scholar of the Union and Catholic
scho ools is requested to obtain flowers on
Tuesday morning, May 30th, and carry
them To the Town Hall as early as possible
The committee will be ready to receive
them at o'clock, AM.
Each of the Union and Catholic schools
are invited to meet nt the Town Hall, at
o'clock p NJ. on May 30th, when they will
be assigned place in the procession.
All citizens and ex-soltiers are requested
to assist the different committees, RS far as
is necessary TO aid in completing the ar
rangements for memorial day, and making
the occasion a beftting one. The commit
tees appointed from the Post have been
selected from residents in town, as 1t
would seem to he very inconvenient for
members from the country to serve, but it
is especially urged upon all that are ena-
bed to do 30 to interest themselves per-
sonally in the matter. II is expected of
all of the members of the Post that they
| will be In attendance upon Memorial Day,
as per official order from the Post Com
mander.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-05-19
n EGAL NOTICE.

lrs7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
District in Congress.
AMENDMENTS OF LOCAL INTEREST TO THE SUNpRY


AAENcNENIS VI LOCAL INTEREST SCNpRY
CIVIL BILL.
One hundred and fifty amendments have been
subm tilted, intended to be offered to the sundry
civil Dill In the Senate. Those of interest In the
District are as follows: To enable the Joint libra
ry committee to purchase works OF art So OOO: to
construct pneumatic tube between the Capitol
ana government printing Office, $4,000; one-half
month extra pay TO census employees, S33 600; to
pay Metropolitan police and employees ten per cent
increase allowed by resolution OF Congress of Feb
ruary IS 1867, s46S46.S6; to support the church
orphanage association of st. Johns church, $4,000;
to pay employees OF architect OF Capitol for
time deducted during obsequles Of President
CARRIED whatever may be necessary; for paSsen-
ger elevator In Interior department, S96OO to re-
construct senate elevator and build freight ele-
Vator, Sl0,5O0; for elevator and repairs, Freed
records and briefs In cases o. US. Supreme Court.
belonging to estate OF Matt. Carpenter IS coo: for
an addition to the Post Office department. $500 OQO:
TOT night Waterman, Botanic garden, $40: to
erect suitable fire escapes in Freedmans hospital
REFORM school, Howard university, Children's hos
pltal and government insane asylum. $4,000, ito
De erected under supervision of architect OF CAM
tol, Chief OF fire department and health
Olncer0 20 procure models In plaster
Of bronze basso-relievos from I. G. Mead.
OF washington monument, SIC, 900; for an extern
sion OF the Executive Mansion, 100000 Mr. In
gals has an amendment to offer, that the remain
DER or the uneXpended balance in the Treasury to
available for the expenses OF the District for the
year ending June 30, 1882: provided. that there
shall be paid from the Treasury OF the United
states 10 the Commissioners OF the District, under
section OF the act approved March 3, 1881, sum
equal to the amount OF all general taxes paid In
draW6ack certificates. The appropriation of
$1,000 to pay mileage OF the Senators will be Of
Tered as an amendment to this bill Also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
D,.tr,c, e,overnmcu, Aesntr..

A delegation consisting OF Messrs. Matthew
Trfmble, c. w. Hancock, Andrew w. Kelly and
day in behalf OF Mr.. Joseph f. Hodgson for APP
pOintment as intendent 10 the Washington aims
house.
Special License Agent Ran is after the delin-
quent hackmen to-day. He found twenty-five OF
them without license. The license is $40 per year.
Yesterday he picked up two produce dealers doing
business without license. They paid up.
Poundmaster Einstein, on this mornings raid,
picked up twenty-four dogs for the pound. A Cog
killing takes place every day.
AcHANGE ORDERED.
The Commissioners made order to-day re-
leving Col r. p. Dodge from all the duties and
responsibilities Of the collection OF taxes and re-
storing all such duties to the collector. Among
these duties is that OF depositing funds I'm the
treasury department. and collection OF checks, ETC.
SANITARY.
The District Commissioners to-day approved OF
lne request made In q note from Health Oficer
TownShend for a more frequent cleaning OF the
sewer traps or catch basins during the heated
Term, ana the suggestion that the fire department
nave them flushed at regul ar intervals.
THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS ArPRovEp.
The inspection OF the new high school building,
on street, between 9Th and 7th streets; the Web
Ster building, corner 10th and streets northwest
and the Gales building, corner list street and
by Major Lydecker, Engineer Commissioner; Mr..
EntwiSle, inspector OF buildings, and Mr.. Birney.
president OF the school board. These officials ex-
pressed themselves perfectly satisfied with the
plimented the contractors for their energy and
promptness in the work entrusted to them. Mr..
VIM; Henderson, superintendent the erection OF
the Webster and Gales buildings, and MIR. Samuel
b. Boyer the high school building.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO Ii. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EvENrNG STAR
AN OLD LANDMARK DIsAPPEARrNG-The Old
lteVolutlonary hospital at the Intersection OF
Prince and Pitt streets is now being torn down to
give place TO new mansion for DIR. Jones. The
OF May, 1863 by j. Hite for e22 Is shillngs. The
house now there was built soon afterwards. and
when, In III, the Continental Congress estab-
ilshed the general hospital OF the southern dvis-
lon OF the revolutionary army in Alexandria and
Dumphries, with DR.. Tton as Surgeon-jn-,hief
the neadquarters OF the general hospital was es-
near by. 49, ~ O
AWIFE's PERJuRY.-A case occurred here yes
which forbade wives to be heard as witnesses in
cases where their husbands are in danger of legal
penalties Two men--Posey and Hayden-were
nation PoSeys wife testified that she was upon the
boat which is missing, and that 1t was sunk I'm the
bay. Hayden has now confessed that the boat
was not sunk but sold, and Mrs. Posey is held for
perjury. IL Is not thought that she viii be con-
enllvened last night by the exposition OF two
plants Of night blooming cereus-oDe AFT limits
aarugstore, on washington, and the other at the
horst Schuler's. near St Asaph street The latter
was most artStically arranged, SO that the lights
ana shadows OF the lamps brought out the full
beauty OF the many blossoms. Crowds gathered
hour. ~ -A''
REPORTERS NoTEs-Meetings of colored renub-
!lcanS were held in several sections OF the city
last night, and delegates appointed to select a
central executive committee At the end or July
the city has paid all its officials. all its coupons
mat were presented, and has a balance in its
treasury.-The little steamer Harry Lodor is to
De sold on next saturday, and the Pennington
line has been abandoned new Alexandria
and Maryland ferry has so far proved success.
Ihe Alexandria Light Infantry officers are
using most strenuous efforts to secure full ranks
considerable amount OF timber has arrived here
Tor use at the ship yards.-Samuel HAYDEN ana
a neaJ r9'ey were received at the jail yesterday,
ana Will remain 6O days and serve In the chain
gang. >-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
Name.
West Washington Affairs

Acknowledging a little six years old son
OF Mr. John L. Cox, named Boyd, fell out OF a
second-story back window to the ground, from his
residence on 3Oth street. inturing himself very
severely. AT last accounts the little fellow still
remained unconscious
AT REGULAR MEETING OF Heber Tent No. 10,
i. o. or K held last evening. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Jas. Henly,
Snepherd: VIM. Waters, G. r.; f. Burdette, ID. r. !;
VIM. NJ HULL X s: r. A Daw, +. s.; VIM. Mar
route, treasurer; E. Donaldson, L.: Frank Tucker
l. e.; g. r. Reynolds, o, g.; g. Bause, chaplain;
RObt johnson, trustee
The IMPROVEMENTS at Fort Meyer have been
brought to stop by the exhaustion of the appro-
priation.
GRAIN.-Arrlved boat Farmers Friend. with
2,3oo bushels wheat and SEQ bushels corn. Sales
2,Su bnshels wheat sold at prices ranging from
no 10 ia; 15O0 bushels corn sold at 1O3 The re-
celptS or grain continue very light.
foRT.-Entered-Sch James Barry, from Kenne.
pee, with ice for Great Falls lee company; sch. E.
j.. Parker Reed, from Alexandria, to load coal for
Alexandria.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, clear;
receiving and distributing reservoirs clear
HIGH TIDE.-AuguSt =, 9:5S a. m. lO.22 n. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
Labor and Strike Notes.

inc s!rlklng Cumberland miners held a largely
attended meeting at Frostburg. Md. YESTERDAY:
Geiegates from all the mines being present Only
snree companies however, were represented. The
to companies was discussed, but nothing definite
arrived at They will meet again in day or two.
Inc new central company is pushing the work of
me eJectment cases OF the Maryland coal COM
pany against striking tenants have been post
pOned to Friday next. fO1'
committee OF the New York freight handlers
mas Deen appointed to make arrangements for A
mass meeting to be held at Patterson, Tomorrow
evening. Prof. Felix Adler, OF New York, has Of
Iered 10 deliver lecture for their benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
The Star Route Defence.

From the New York Herald to-day.
After bordering over the matter for two DAYS
the lawyers for the star route defendants have an
parently come to the conclusion that some evil
oence mas peen produced against their clients.
since they abandoned yesterday their intfmated
purpose OF going to the jury without Offering any
testimony. They opened their defence by calling
10 the stand two eX-Senators and a Representa-
tive, who testified that they had petitioned
Brady Tor expedited" postal facilities I'm Ne
Draska, oregon and Colorado We think thA the
prosecution might safely have conceded these
i i ana saved the time consumed in proving
them. The vital point is not whether Improved
postal facilities were petitioned for or were ac-
tuaiiy needed, but whether the people ever got
the enormous increase for which the government
mad 70 pay. In other words, were the immense
sums Drawn from the public treasury for ssexne
diting" the star routes spent on the service or d
they 60 largely into the pockets OF the ring?
Mhen the defence called Petersen to cOntradicf
Wa!sh'sdamagIng testimony against Brady. JndSe
Myne lntlmated that Brady was the proper wit
ness 10 explain away Walsh's evidence, If it could
De expialneq away, and ruled out Petersens testi-
mony. Whether the defence will take this hint
ana put the chief OF the ring the stand remains
To be seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
TIME GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCESFRv
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EOITIPMENT'

- TO THE SoRTH. VEST And SOUTHWEST.
DT3THBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY,
II fFFEcT sGfE sTH Tsss
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CoRNEs
For Pittsburg and the West Chicaso Limited Express
of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 g. m, daily: Fsst
Harrisburg to Cincinnati western Ex Press iTo so
pm. daily. with Palace Cars TO Pttsburg and
P nsnnsn and Mail MAJ whxpress $3.50 pm daily for
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
m. daily except Sunday. with Palor Car from Hsr-
risburg TO Watkins; $50 p. IN. daily except satur-
day. with Palace Cars from Washington to Canaan
For wliamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira atgSoa
For New YORK and the East. Zoo m. 10 80 80,
40, go. and 1920 Pm On sunday, 4:2o $50
For Brooklyn: K. an through trains connect at yer
s 1s1ssT S e T Sdss avoiding doaS
iss ;ofS 8a ssnsSsS s.s ;as
For S.n sasaa$ go s:se 1890 a: m 2. and ,ss
500 O. g. sse fa$ 49, 40 3D. 80 q
For fOpes Sfeee Line. $40 m. and 4:4o Pm daily.
For Annspoiis 1 $40 m and 44o pm. daily. ero.ps
AsR sEaHRr HsD RssaIs sAa
For AIesspdTis. $50 100. e?o Il 90 and II rs am.
s2 IA s;e S..S 20 oo and II 30 pm on sunday
For s s.T .%a and the South $50 and As
ss sss an. sad J 800 %da IS .nS
~ s and nforHat,on at the Office northeast corner
g len 70: ss end !. e
gage 70 destination from hotels ana Residences.
fnANk IHOMSON. General MANAGER.
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BALTIMORE M1Ir & OHIO RAILROAD.

BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGToN;. DoUBLE TRACK
scHhpULE t 10 TAKE Ell Ef hhlcs'
AN. sp GfaNk. M MAH ISsEi Iss2.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. St Louis and Chicsso
G H&P RE sRd Way Stations
e:'9mB b. annapolis and Way piedmont stras.
7;45-BkLTIMORE EXPRESS. '-A -'''A'''
s:l51rIPHILADEIFHIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON
s:4o-Staunton and Valley Express, connects for Ha-
40 gerstoxn and at Point Of Rocks for Frederick
STOPS at Beltsyille. Annapolis Junction Jessup's
-, and Dorsey's, On sundays stops at all stations.
o;oonBALdIMohE EAPRESS tstops at Hyattsyils
tlo:4SHPtfsburs. Chic ago. Cincinnati and s. Louis
Eicot Cy. ann as Ssl %s
= 2 20 SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way.
to :00-Baltimore. Philadelpha and " Y Express
3:30-Baltimore and Way Stations Cwnchester Fred
1.se eriek hagerssown and Way via Relay
IBaltImere, HnnaIelis and Way Stations. '1n'
chester and Way Stations eon sunday to Point a
k9skS and Way stasig ms sEly)
Way, via Relay stoys at Hyattsville and LaureI
ts:iOaaPITTsBUkG. cIEVELASD and DETROIT
s:1oEBt tkkTEInSS HSIEeerlns Fars to httsburg
f9:55mPHII ADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
.,,., EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
II :S0-BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
fDay tsunday only Other trains daily EXCEPT sunday
All TRAINS from Washington stop at Relay Station.
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station 6l9 and 1851
Will be taken for baggage TO be checked and received s
G. K. LORD Gen Passenger Agent BALTIC.
VIM. CLEMENTS. Master of Trans, BALTIC. my9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
The River and Harbor Biu.

Up to the hour OF going to press the President
had sent no message to Congress relative to the
river and harbOr bill
The Cabinet meeting this afternoon did not ad-
Journ until after O'Clock. The Attorney Genera
and the Secretary OF the Interior were still with
the President at a late hour
All that could be learned was that message
was being prepared after the cabinet adjourned
regarding the river and harbor bill. The message
1t is thought, will be sent to Congress this after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
CAPITOL Notes..
A LITTLE PERSONAL SCENE

A LITTLE PERSONAL SCENE
occurred In the Senate this afternoon, growing
out OF Mr. Frye's amendment to the sundry civil
bill providing that no liquors shall be sold on ter
rltOry ceded to the United States for the soldiers
homes in Maine, which would be a violation OF the
laws or Maine. Mr.. Beck made a point OF order
against the amendment Mr.. Blair Insisted upon
amending the amendment, to which Mr.. Beck OBJ
)ected, the latter saying he sknew how men
sought to make cheap regulations in this way. !"
Mr.: Frye wanted to know what was meant by this,
ana Mr. Beck replied that he meant it to apply to
the Senator from New Hampshire (Mr. Blafrl Mr.
Bialr retorted with some show OF feeling that Mr.
BECK need not indulge himself in such language;
that he (Beck) may know the Senator from New
Hampshire better some time, and may learn that
thaC was not the most prudential method to deal
with him.
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Mr. Anderson offered q resolution for the final
adjournment Of Congress at IL O'Clock on Friday,
August 4th, 1882.
The yeas and nays were called on motion to
refer TO the committee on appropriations, and q
lively discussion ensued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
DROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF yARIOIJs
l. SIKtETS IN THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON

OFFICE OF THE ESsINrRR COMMISSIONERS
"AsHISGToS. Dc. Jsly 25th, 1885
By d:Tscbon OF the Board Of Commissioners sealed
proposals VII be received ut this office until TWELVE
0 e M on SATURDAY. AUGUST FIFTH.
1851 for :hc Improvement Of various streets in the
cities 81 Washington and Georgetown. The PRINCIPAL
items aud approximate quantities of work
under tins advertisement are follows:
Asphalt pavement 81. 926 square yards
Granite block pavement, go square yards.
Granite block CUTTERS 2. 204 square yards.
ASPHALT block pavement IA. 40 square yards.
Grading. &c, Q. 500 cubic yards.
Crawling. :. $50 square yards.
ank forms Of proposal and specifications can be OBJ
ia ned at this Office upon Application therefor together
"ltn All Necessary infornstion, and bids upon these
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts Of bids.
(SiRued) g. j. LYDECKER.
MAJOR OF Engineers. u. 6.A..
Uz0-6 Engineer Commissioners. DC.
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THOMAS DO~LING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
HIGH AND PROSPECT STREETS, GEORGE

PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TOWN, Dc.
BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 2lst.s
day Of February. 1871, ard duly recorded in Liber
Sf2, folio 39l. of the Land Records for Wash A
ington county District Of Columbia, and by direction
tee vii sell ON WEDNESDAY, NINTH AUGUST. 1882.
at SIX O'CLOCK P H., in front of the premises,
northwest corner OF High and Prospect streets, George
town. =: @, all OF Robert O.. f. Pettit's undivided
to the estate, both real and personal Of the late Mary
Ann Petit deceased. lying and being in The District of
Columbia elsewhere. The above includes one fourth
interest in the four story brick building situated
the northwest OF Hsh and Prospects streets,
GEORGETOWN. D. c.
Terms: Six hundred and fifty dollars in cash balance
in ix and twelve months with interest. and secured by
deed o. rs. the property sold, al cash. at the
purcL3s rs option. If the of sale not
Piled with within ten days after the day of SALE the Trs-
tee resores the Et TO resell the property risk
and cost Of the defaultBg purchaser Ali cOnveyancng
at cost of purchaser. depo-. of 500 will be required
aul-dEdS
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- nerals one OF the Oldest cosored men N
ssmes We was found dead yesterday in a lIve-
IennsyiSs an kesbarre. The wild cat Insurance
~ seanie lh w, sao0,oo0 on his life.
The yellow fevn,sar so.n,r A'0 "Ae :" o..r.n-.~
Is believed TO be Na N sAa0Aas
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANs0N BROS, Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION OF THE

CONTINUATION OF THE
LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF DRY GOODS CONTAINED IN
STORE $40 SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN /
N PART OF
BLACK AND COLORFD SILKS, sATINS GALL
SHADES BLACK AND OTHER CASHMERES
DIES GOODS. LAWNS, BUNTINGS, DOMES-
TICS, FLANNELS, TABLE DAMASK, TOWELS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF KID AND OTHER
G1.G3 k LACEs CT, IISEsIEbRIrING EDGINGs
PiUSHES, PIANO COVERS LARGE ASSORT.
MENT st, OF HOSIERY. LADIES' AND GENTS
HANDhERCHIEFS. LADIES' AND GENTS
INDEkWEAR, NANSOOK CORSETS. RIBBONS,
NAPkINS. BED TICKING, CLOAES, SKIRTS
BUTTONS, SHAWLS, BLACK GRAPE PARA
SOILS. UMBRELLAS, CASSIMERES, GING-
HAMS, WOOLEN GOODS. &C., &C., AL AUG
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST SECOND
commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK, and continuing each
day at same hour until the entire stock is disposed Of
We VII sell at the above named store large
OF goods partly enumerated above. which the atten-
ton q the trade and private BUYERS is called auI
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hARRlEn

A., 9opiLtf,oWENS. on Monday. july 81 1854 10
Ine Rev = "A Sroene. Of the Calvary Rsptisf ebu,rh
y; C., JEffERsoN u. JOLIEY 70 Niss kSNrh
hi,LaDh n Twins, Doth of Warrcnton. Va.
oRMF-CHERRY. on July 81 lsSo al q, p.,~t.x..
ehn i by the key Father Walter J. W. oRME and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
TELEGRAM hic Briefs.

Mr.. Parnell has issued an urgent whip to the
Irish members OF the house of commons to oppose
the amendments made In the house OF lords to the
arrears of rent bill.
The rise in the Licking river to-day, opposite
cincinnati, did great damage to the wharveS The
loss is estimated at $4,000. The rise In the river
is Is feet. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-01
A Revolving Crime.

LANCASTER, PA, August Lizzie McClaren, aged
seventeen years. was entfced into the reservoir
GROUNDS In this city, on Saturday night, and after
Delng put under the effects OF liquor outrageously
assaulted by seven men. The girl has recognized
christ, Daniel Tammany and VIM Monroe the lat
Ter or whom has been arrested. The girl has been
sent 10 the county insane asylum raving maniac.
she was deltrfous and unable to tell what happened
to her until yeSterday
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I'd Edition.
--latest T6lGgpanS to The Star.
The Hecker Mill Fire.

NEW YORK, August 1.-Water was still being
Pered on the ruins OF Heckers -four mill In Cherry
street this nscrntag. The insurance on the Hecker
succumbed to the flames, is an entire loss The
dead loss TO the firm will, it IS expected, reach
tooVU or $15COO beyond the amount OF insurance
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after, NOVEMBER 81. 1881. tl1e steamer
Ahht"S Ii1 Will leave her wharf, foot 7il street
Ct a.Ia: every MONDAY, connecting Tor Mattox
Creek. THURSDAY anI SATURDAY for alI river
harding. ON MONDAY "a far Nouni Perry. On
II t.9DA1, NouliHi. Cur1ioular, Leo1arltsspn and
ST. CieLI.ts Bay. Stones wharf, CoI.rCn ai.d How
ards On SATURDAY, Curromaa and Leonard
town. JOHN r. WOOD,
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The Iron Workers Convention

CHICAGO, August About $50 delegates to the
Amalgamated Iron OrkerS Convention assembled
tnls morning, representing every section OF the
country, and being, in appearance a most intelli-
gent class of men. Mayor Harrison. in welcoming
tnem, announced that he was 1.-THE original work
lngman," and was in thorough sympathy with
them.
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STEAMERS. &c.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM

NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
The frst-ciass. fuTl powered. Clytie-buiit Dutch
Steamship 81 tits Line.
A5sST FRDAM. ROTTERDAM SCHiEDAM
EBANi. ZASNDAn, p CALAND.
". \ SCHOLTE\. MAS,
CarrNf the T. Msils t. tie Neither a1dz- leave coT
Ianys Pier foot or S,i-s. street Jersey City, =. j.
regularly every WE'D SESDAI for Rotterdam and Am
steTdsni. alternately.
EiTEs cabin. $40. second cabir. $50 Storage. S2S.
b. CAZAU y General AGENT. ~ SOFT William street
New YORK.. For passage apply 10 ". c. NE ZEkOTT
Il CO. SIS PeInsyll ANA ayeIIue. Washington.
YUNHE STEAMER .AIlTTANO" LEAVES TrH
ii Street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. seven O'Clock NJ. for Potomac river
ls1nys, stopping at suCnEs III Nonini on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. MzttJx Creek Sundays and thurs
days. CaTsi Point and B-e MS " harf Sundays down
and Wednesdays up" and Mattawomal Creek on
SUNDAYS Gown" AMI Mondays up returning to
NeslIi.-'o-I every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
HfteTnorIs.
Fo- information applys)
G. T. JONES. Agent,
7th street WI =