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Evening star., 1883-10-02
.e LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

Assessors OFFICE, D. G.
possible to insure acton befors the exrao as
by e e cocor t Of be rass ihs I
applicant has deposited in his office the requisite license
Applicants for liquor license must comply with ex-
ions and license will be issued except at the discre-
tl9n q 3f, the H1,,1; Gommiss3ners nj sion. -
continue said business after the expiration OF present
the any p as a a al Ssy viii BE
ee f WIFI BE- h lays TO pa aNd av the ns
By order Of the Comniissionsrs p. G.; nor,n
o2-6t Assessor n n
Tco .BUILDING LUMBER" AND HARD WOODS
SS OF every description especially ordered to suit
s4 Ash coanter cHffs Tops prime and seasoned;
Fine and vna vfnsnF ne
dressed manufactured into Partition Ceiling Wains
@ Nh spach in apa S to
less than current market prices
o2 Cor 18th and streets northwt st.
10 GRADUATES sffYo OF EAW G9LgMREAN SGHDDf UN1vER-
LAW SCHOOL residing in Washington and it's vicnty
vi bGSsss py to %es a ts IsS
measures G 1e tor To- forming an Alumni Association
ate q behalf and at the written request of many gradu
oc1-3t JAMES c. YELLING, Pres't.
No NOTICE!
.; The Lime business hitherto conducted at GO
deys Lime h1lDs will be continued by the undersigned
o1-6t EDWARD Cooley.
rEsa REMOvAI.-C. E. BIRCKHEAD, CABINET
Maker would respectfully inform his friends and
the pubic that he has removed his shop to
10 street northwest,
where ne has every facility TO do rsclass cabinet
work Postal will receive prompt attention. o1-3ts
HsoA ATTENTION !-JOURNEYMEN CARPEN-
SS TERS, remember public meeting at K OF p Hail.
corner l3E and Pennsylvania avenue. WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, October 3d. 1883. All Carpenters are invited
ocl-2tf X. S. FOWLER, Secretary Comm
rR EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILDING
W ASSCClAT1ON.-The 4Sth regular monthly
meeting for making advances and receiving dues will
be held on WEDNESDAY. October 3, 1888 at Marini's
Hall, street, between 9th and 10th northwest at M
~ 90. THOMAS SOMERVILIE. President
JNO JOY, EDISON, Secretary. o1-3t
So THE BRUSH SWAN ELECTRIC COMPANY.
OF WASHINGTON.
The temporary offices of the company are at Rooms
and z, Evans building, 142O New York avenue.
Plans Of the proposed work may be seen and full in
formation obtained.
The subscription books are now open
oI,lw A. A. HAYES.
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General Foreign News by Cable.
PONTIFICaL LAW


ROME, Oct "A papal decree regulating pro.
ceedure before the civil tribunals of the Vatican
is published. The decree ignores Italian law, and
Ordains that all contracts between any portion OF
the POpe'S household and parties outside shall be
regulated solely by pontiflcal law.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Coal Prices.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 2-The Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron company has issued a
circular OF prices for october, making an advance
OF 10 cents per ton In all sizes except pea The
new rates for delivery on board vessels at Port
Richmond are s. 40 for lump and steamboat; s450
for broken and egg; S465 for chestnut; "a 80 for
stove, and s. IS for Dea.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fss, ATTENTION. wHEELMEN.-THERE WILL
~ be Bicycle Parade THURSDAY, leaving. the
s and Il 'plt athec park at at ais p Ali m
whee51nen % are cordially invited to participate
rwa PUBLIC MEETING OF CARPENTERS WILL
and 9TH streets northwest THURSDAY. October 4th at
9S13ck KblP Tor the prpose of starting an Assembly
rJFeATTENTIoN, VETERANS! =
served in the United States Army have been honorably
@eeng the 81 nst at
cnr It o r the s
Cesson. No German Veteran should fail to appear
Come all. For the committee HUGO g. EICHOLTZ o. 1t
fEe NIAsONIC.-A SPECIAL, COMMUNICATION
held Tms has en II Nj n T at 3
oos f9f the Of attending the Of
are earnestly requested to attend Brethren Of sister
are fraffah EchARp RESd s. R 9Es & tes
quesed to meet at their Hall OCToBER Sd. SO O'clock
6EH'Rsr HsbssSErF sS order of H1SrEH
r-8a. MAsoNIC-THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
sg bers of Lafayette r.. A. Chapter No. s. hereby
he'd Masonic Temple on Il Sd Sd instant, Ma n
a Of oar s o the
C9mpan9ns of sister Chapters fraternay invited to
attend By 0rf1f fIcaihb # tkf MEHR
Sc fhaAHTTA113N yo AMP TSRNE
and former members of the above battalion associa-
sstas @ al Mr wNP Ns
Of m in 10 e see 1 o hs the
tennal ON the Sth instant.
1t' A. E. L. KEESE, Secretary
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ATalk with Lieut. Darlington.

WHAT He SAYS OF THOSE SUPPLEMENTAL ORDERS;
OF CAPT PIXIES ALLEGED STATEMENTS. &C.
"Are you as determined as ever to refrain
from talking about matters connected with the
Greedy relief expediion?" asked STAR reporter OF
Lieut.. Darlington at the Riggs house this
morning
"Yes," was the reply; 1T would not be proper
for me to say anything now, before have sub
mtted my report"
"But tell me.' said the reporter "about the re-
pc ported se supplementary orders which were talked
."Well, you saw what was printed in the New
YORK papers about that matter; that was correct
never received any such orders. The trouble is
somebody has been
TALKING TOO MUCH"
II see," said THE STAR man, "that you are
pretty severely criticised by st. Johns news
paper in purported interview with Capt Pike, OF
the Proteus."
Eyes, but Capt. Pike told me that he had never
said anything of that Kind. The idea was," con-
tnued the lieutenant, "to draw me into contro-
mind to say nothing until reported officially upon
the expedition"
Commander Wndes," said the reporter, stele-
graphed that
THE MEN BEHAVED sHAMEFuLLY
at the wreck. What did their shameful acts con-
sist oi?"
''That Is an important matter" was the reply,
"and would rather not say anything about It,"
.Aii OF the men say tnat another expedition
Will have to consist or American seaInen, over
whom there will be some authority" added the
reporter.
"Yes, that is just the point. and will attend to
that in the report which am pushing rapidly to
completion, and will have ready by the time Sec
retary Lincoln returns"
"Wili you talk after you have submitted your
report?"
"Well, it depends upon how my report is re-
ceiVed; II 1t doesn't settle matters conclusively
VIII doubtless say something" and with pleas
ant good morning." Lieut. Darlington jumped
into the hanson In waiting and was on
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burglar. Rcb n Post Office.

GLOUCESTER, Mass Oct. 2.-Burglars entered the
post Office here last night broke open the safe and
stole its entire contents. The loss cannot be fully
ascertained, but is probably quite heavy.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
The Veteran Corps Armory.

THEIR NEW QUARTERS IN MASONIC TEMPLE-AR.
RANGEMENTS BEING MADE FOR RECEPTION.
The STAR stated on Saturday last that Capt.
Thomason's command, the Union Veteran Corps,
had leased the main saloon and rooms on the sec
ond floor OF the Masonic Temple building and had
moved in. BY the terms Of the lease the Veteran
Corps have possession OF the main saloon, a fine
room about 60 by 100 feet with good high ceiling,
well known to the public as place for balls. par
ties. fairs and festivals, With the supper room
about 4O by 90 feet; two smaller rooms used here
tofore as ladies' rooms which will be fitted for the
officers rooms, and two rooms above them, one
for the non-commisSioned officers and one for he
Cadet Corps, which now numbers f1fty-six mem
bers. The supper-roOm will be fitted with gun
racks. The Corps, under Capt. ThomasOn, Will
hold drills on Monday and Thursday evenings and
the Cadet Corps Capt. Hammer, on Tuesday and
Friday evenings The members of the Corps are
arranging to give at an early day reception TO
their honorary members and lady friends, which
promises to be an enjoyable affair. Monday eve
ming there was quite large attendance of the
members and friends OF the Corps at the armory,
and the question OF arranging arms and accoutre-
held. at which Capt Thomson presided, with Mr.
Carnana secretary. Capt. Thomason briefly con-
graduated the Corps upon having found home OF
which they might be proud The action of the
committee, In leasing the new quarters was unant-
mously approved. Mr.. COrson, chairman of the
committee said that 1T had required courage to
take the new quarters, but they had done so, and
expected to make success OF it. MeSSrS. COrSon
Hoover, Hartel, BOrgla and Bacon were appointed
committee to have the business management OF
the hall
Evening star., 1883-10-02

A SUIT AGAINST CoNTRoLLRR KN0x-Yesterday
petition for o mandamus on J. j. Knox, con-
troller OF currency, was filed by 6. Y. White, to
compel the controller to pay him 81, ,o7466, the
OF the Miners bank. OF California out OF dividends
declared BY the controller
The court In General Term to-day ordered the
writ to issue returnable on the ga instant
Evening star., 1883-10-02

THE EXPLOSION ON THE CoIoRADo-The super
vislng inspector general of steamboats, received a
dispatch this morning from Supervising Inspector
Van Vakenburgh. OF Buffalo, asking for author
ity to employ stenographer to assist at the IN
vestigatton into the Colorado disaster. The dis
patch states that one man was killed aud eight
injured by the accident, and that two men are
missing. The supervising inspector also asks
whether he shall call upon the district attorney to
assist In the Investigation. Gen. Dumont has re-
piled, giving him authority to employ stenogra-
pher and directing him to consult with the district
attorney, but also notifying him that the latter
must not be asked to take any further part in the
investigation.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

DECISION OF THE n. Y. COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, MY, Oct. 2-The court or appeals too
day rendered a decision IN the Hatch Williams
cases VS.. the Western Union telegraph company,
reversing the decision of the general term and
aff1rming the judgment OF the special term. The
decision is therefore in favor OF the Western
Union.
THE STOCK ADVANCES TO s1X.
NEW YORK, October 2, IL A.M.-Stocks opened
firm. In the first half hour Western
Union developed marked strength and ad-
vanced to sly. The rise was due TO tlA
decision ren iered in favor or the company by the
court OF appeals. An attorney for the company
says that the decision establishes the legality or
the Sl5,526 500 stock and removes all obstacles I'm
the way OF payment OF DIVIDENDS The advance
In the general list ranged from TO II per cent
Evening star., 1883-10-02
The Louisville nna Nashville Road.

NEW YORK, oct 2-The annual meeting OF the
Louisville and Nashville company takes place ac
Louisville tomorrow. Gould and Sage will enter
the directory. No change will be made I'm the
management The annual statement VIII show
gross earnings OF S1324s24 against sll 9s7,745 OF
last year; expenses, ss,Oi5,69S against a. 4ss,3l
last year
Evening star., 1883-10-02

THE CITY POST OFFICE CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
INATION.-TO-mOrrow the third examination for
positions In the city post Office Will be held at the
civil service examination rooms. The local ex-
amfners expect to have between forty and fifty
applicants to examine, and to secure such an ad.
dttiOn to the lists OF eigbes as to render 1t un-
necessary TO hold any further examinations this
winter
Evening star., 1883-10-02

BIDS FOR STEAMBOAT MAIL SERVICE ON THE Mis-
sIssIPPI-A committee, consisting Of Mr.. Frank
Hatton, the first assistant; Mr.. r. A. Elmer, the
second assistant, and Mr.. c. NJ. Walker the chief
sails for the Mississippi steamboat service. under
the advertisement of July 10. 1888 The following
burg, James G. Stewart. s11 .750; from Natchez to
Bayou Sara, La, Jas. G. Stewart, sl295O; from
Baton Rouge to Bayou Sara, La, James g. Stew
art, s, $50. The award Will not be made until Oct
Is, II 1t all.
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rSo NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THIRD ISSUE OF STOCK

The UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASsOcIA.
lion VIII hold its Second Annual and Twenty fifth
making advances WEDNESDAY, October g. 1883 at 40
phi at CesmEPolitan Hall corner Of sth and streets
norIhwest The secretary will submit his second an
naI report and officers for the ensuing year will be
elected All stockholders are requested to attend
750 shares Of stock in this issue SUBSCRIPTIONS therefor
VIII be received by the undersigned until Wednesday
October 1888: Thomas H. Rover North Capitol and II
streets Richard Curtin 7th street and Massachusetts
northwest John J Fuller, SO H street northwest; NJ
Loeb at Eisenan Bros corner 7th and northwest:
George Bogus sos 9th street pethwest; D. J. Harigan
1O46 32d street northwest, Gegetown Daniel A. Dris
COLL 53 street northwest Edward F. Buckley, 7OG Z
street northwest. -
DENNIS CONNELL. President
Corner 1st and FL streets NV.
DAN'L DONOVAN Secretary
101 street northwest sep9g-4t
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inrernal rev.
enue, $15l, ,399 16; customs, s6S5 6S6s
Evening star., 1883-10-02

PUNIsHING NAVAL CADETS FOR HAZING.-The
charges OF hazlng by third-class naval cadets at
Annapolis have been graded as annoying fourth
class men, and the offenders will be given such
punishment as deprivation OF liberties and privi-
legeS There Will be no COurt-marttal
Evening star., 1883-10-02
THE EVENING STAR.
ADJUSTMENTS.

n AlIONAL IHEATER. SIBERIA.
EVERY EEENING-WFDNESDAYA AND SATURDAY
MAIlNEtS.-"A blay tha{ SPEAKS fur Itself"
BARII-EY CAaIPBELItS GREAT SUCCESS,
: Z + X A
S1BERIA-Earning Ticket Siberia; The Noble Roue
. and the NChl,r Man.
SIBERIA-Jew and Gentle: The Massacre.
hIBERIN-The Palace: The Unexpected.
SIPERIA-NO Tears: Dumb DeSi air
SIBERIA-I Must Take Your Place; The March Of the
ExiFS.
SIBERIA-Ihe SizDa Of Liberty.
SIBERTA-The Dawn of Hop.
SIBFRL.-rhe Friends of Russia. In the Name of the
Gar.
A Great Dramatic Company A Grand Play.
Miss Alice COlenlan end Mr. Charles Petit in COrnet
Solos and Duets.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2.
BENEFIT UNION VETERAN CORPS,
Augustin Days Original and Highly Successful
C6t2 T-1DS.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

GEN. HANCOCK GETTING BETTER-Dr j. 81. Jane
way. who has been attending Gen. Hancock, said
yesterday: "Gen. Hancock has no kidney trouble
His trouble is a local one-an abscess In the middle
of the lower third OF the right thigh. Iopened it
on SATURDAY. 1t is discharging freely, and the
better to-day. His appetite is very good and his
digestion normal; he has no fever reStlessneSs,
sleeps well and is rapidly convalescing. He is
anxious to get out"
Evening star., 1883-10-02
THE STOCK ADVANCES TO slH.
An Iowa Tragedy.

DESPERATION OF REJECTED DEAF MUTE LOVER.
BURLINGTON, IA, Oct. "A special dispatch tc
the Hd,rheDe from Iowa junction, H., on the
Carthage Branch OF the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, gives an account or fatal
tragedy which took place there yesterday. w.
Diver, a deaf mute, who had been rejected az a
suitOr by his brothers widow, attempted to Kill
her with an axe, and Inflicted serious Injuries In
terrupted In his endeavors to SpfritualiZe his
SSter-in-law, he cut his own throat and pounded
himself on the head with the axe untn he fell
dead. The woman Will recover.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

II C s.
III a Ian HAS SUIT OR OVFRCOAT OR ANY
ARTICLE OF CLOTHING To RIry ur C.SNoT
tlNSA EEfTER OR SAFER PLACE -TO CET IT
THAN RIGHT HIRE. OUR CLOTHING HAS a
HAVE IT MADE FOR Us AND pI-r IN,ro GI-rDH Wv,
GARMENx IHE BEST VALUE POSSIBLE FOR THE
-SUH OF MONEY CHARGED THEPFFoHF WE
bACk II IN EtEKf CASE By GIVING CAS- NO
OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE CRY DOrSN
LEGAL GUARANTEE, WHICH WARRANTS THE
PRICE AS LOW AS SAME GOODS CAN BE BOIGIJT
ANYWHEEE, AND ENTITIES THE CUSTONEH
TO EXCHANGE OR RETURN GOODS, OR REFUND
MONEY WITHOUT FEELING THAT HE is ASKING,
AFAYOR.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

The STEAMBOAT LINE TO FREDERICKSBURG, Va
The Lady OF the Lake Will make q trip at d. 10.
In pursuance OF the policy OF opening up q trade
between this city and that section OF the country.
thought that large trade can be established in
exchanging the Manufactured goods and ncce ssi-
ties for the prediction OF the country. The mnr-
terprise and the possibility OF developing the bus
iness interests OF this city Is very favorable.
The New York tax oflce yesterday received
$2.T2, 600 Among the checks received wer
S6,sl2 on property 81 President Arthur ana koot
$4,000 on real estate, w. H. Vanderbilt sl70,0O0
for real estate and 81 900 on personal property.
Charles Megargee, head OF the well-known
paper frm OF Mcgargee Bros, OF Phladelphias
died yesterday, aged 20 years.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

GARFIELD AvENUE-The agreements OF large
number OF property owners along the line OF the
avenue provided for In the act OF Congress for the
to the Of Wa by % the Com
the original petition sent to Congress, which was
signed by the names OF W. T. Sherman, M. c. Meigs
oer re ABOUT an@
parts OF the country, show the great generosity
and progressive spirit OF our people by the gift
tenths or the proposed avenue, from Rock Creek to
14th street
ROBBERY OF MAJOR A. c. RICHARDS REsrDENcE.-
Last night some thieves entered the residence of
Major A: C. Richards. former superintendent of
with about $40 worth OF silver ware and articles OF
clothing. The entrance was effected through a
window.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE Y. M. C. A.-At
the annal meeting of the Young Mems Christian
follows: President B. H. Warner: first vice presl-
dent, Charles Lyman; second vice president, A. s.
L Ewn; directors for the term expiring In 1885,
T. w. Woodruff, E. F. Simpson, j. F. johnson and
Major Hall; director for term expiring in 1854,
John B. Wight. President AmeS, on vacating the
chair which he has occupied more than six years,
spoke in a very feeling manner Of the support
The newly-elected president, Mr.. Warner, made
an excellent speech on accepting the presidency.
year festival began at six O'Clock last evening
and was observed in the synagogues with the
ceremonies usual to the day. At Adas Israel syna-
gogue Rev. I: w: Samuels officiated, and Rabbi
I. Stern presided at the tabernacle of the Hebrew
Reform congregation on sth street In many in
stances the stores and business houses OF Hebrew
citizens were closed before six O'Clock.
CAPT TAPPANa COMMAND.-At meeting OF the
Union veteran Corps nrSt company, Capt. Tappan
commanding, held last night. Lieut.. Hyne was
elected as a member OF the executive committee,
vice Lieut.. Urell, declined. An invitation to take
part IN the German bi- centennial procession was
accepted Simeon Johnston, 3. B. Myers, II. Burk-
hart. w. II. Harrison, lieutenant OF Washington
Light Infantry, Frederick Huegler and Lieut.
John Walsh were elected honorary members.
THE MASTER PLuMBERs ELECTION AND BANQUET
The Master Plumbers association held its annual
meeting last night and elected officers as follows:
Samuel &. Shedd, president; Thomas w. Miller,
vice president; Eldridge G. Lansdale, secretary;
sergeant-at-arma After the business meeting
was over, the master plumbers proceeded to ABB
ner's banquet hall. where they entertained num-
ber OF guests at their Z" annual dinner Mr. James
Ragan presided over the ieatal board. Speeches
were made by Messra Miller, Cunningham, I'd
ward Hannah. Daniel Hannah, Larman, Shep.
herd, Hutchinson, Caverly, Morgan, Noonsn,
DOugherty, SchaQoI, Nolan. Lansdale Hodges and
Evening star., 1883-10-02

CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAGs.-Application has
been made to the War department by few sur
vivors OF confederate brigade residing in Nor
folk for permission to use their old battle flags,
now IN possession OF that department, on the occa
sion $40 OF reunion to take place in few weeks.
flags stored in the War department. AdJutant
General Drum said to-day that the application
would have to be refused as neither the Secretary
of War nor the President can give or lend these
nagS without the sanction OF Congress-.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

DECISION IN FAVOR OF WESTERN UNION.
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tive orders consolidating internal revenue dis
tricts were completed yesterday by the merging of
the 4h California and the state OF Nevada into one
district. The order in regard to New Jersey and
Wisconsin has been suspended by the President
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Killed by n Roller ExplOsjou.

SALIDA, Col. Oct 2.-The boiler In saw mill
| owned by j. ii. Moody exploded yesterday, in
stantly killing Mr.. Moody, Several other persons
had narrow escapes.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

BOARD OF OFFICERS convened at Fortress
Monroe yesterday to examine civilians for lieu
tenancies in the army to fill vacancies Among the
candidates are Daniel Clark, of Washington; Benz.
w. Atkinson, Fort McHenry. and 2. B. Vance, Of
ASheYille. n, C.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE has been established
between Ringold, Nd, and Midvale. Pa.
COMMISSIONS were issued to Chas. W. Scott, post
master at New River Depot, Va, and Samuel H.
Crown ScOttSfOrd. Va.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoN-The next exami-
nation by the civil service commission OF appli-
cants for positions in the departmental service at
Washington Will be held on the 18th inst The ex-
animation to be held tomorrow Is for places in
the city post Office, but the one set for the 18th
Will include the general departmental service
Evening star., 1883-10-02

THE WASHINGTON DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL
CONVENTION OF CHARITIES AND CoRREcrIoNs.-
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer and her son, Leonard Gar
field Spencer. returned to Washington last night
from the national conference OF charities and cor
session nve days. September 24-29 inclusive, and
more than 200 delegates from SO states were pres
ent- Ten governors OF states were among the
number: The others were ofIicial state delegates,
super1ntendents OF state and private charities,
Wardens OF prisons and reformatories, and dele
gates OF associated charities and state boards OF
charities A striking feature was the large in
crease OF representatives from the southern
states. The most remarkable paper presented
was upon the lessee system OF managing convicts
in the southern states, by Mr.. Geo. w. Cable, q
distinguished author from New orleans, La The
admission OF the horrible facts he 50 ably pre-
sented and proved by the southern delegates was
prompt and manly. and their earnest determine
ton to secure reformation in southern systems led
the conference to appoint the next meeting In St
Louis instead OF Washington, where many desired
to come: Gen; Jno. Eaton and Mr. Stockbridge, OF
the Industrial Home, and Judge Haight, Of the
Department OF Justice, were also odelegates from
Washington.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

FROM PENsACoLA.-The Acting Secretary OF the
Navy has received a telegram from Commandant
Welch, Of the Pensacola navy yard, dated the 1st
inst, as follows: "No new cases and no deaths to-
day; but one case under treatment"
Evening star., 1883-10-02

PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER JAMES II. PERRY
has been ordered to duty as secretary to the COM
mission on navy yards.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

EXPORTED KILLED BY HIS CREW.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

ROBBERY OF MAJOR A c. RICHARDS REsIDENCE.-
Last night some thieves entered the residence of
Major A. C. Richards, former superintendent OF
police, at 1909 9Th street northwest ana got away
with about $40 worth OF silver ware and articles OF
clothing. The entrance was effected through a
window.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

IMMIGRANT HEAD Taxi is estimated at the
Treasury department that since the passage of the
act of August, 1882, which imposed
tax there has been collected under 1t,
at all the ports OF the United States where immi-
grants are landed, about $225,C