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Evening star., 1884-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

AR8E STOCK or FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT Guns. IMPORTED TRENGH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
SILVER PLATED WARE, DINNER AND TEA
SITS. CASTORS, FRUIT STANDS &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC FOXES FROM TWO
TO TEN TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
gEWELRY; CUTLERY 3PERA GlAaSSSSEH GlAaSSE
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORs, RE
VOLyERS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction Of the owner, to change business. will
sell, the Premises. all the above stock of j. u
O'MEARA h co, I347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, ID. C. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ
q reat bargains may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
N B.-The Fixtures Will norbe sold as, at terrnin-
alton of sale, the store Will be occupied by ]. U.
OfMEARA & CO.. Manufacturers Of ''ROlAL GLUE"
Evening star., 1884-10-23

THE VIRGINIA IEGISLATCRE.-The general assem-
bly of Virginia, after a recess or over seven weeks
reconvened at Richmond yesterday in continuance
or the extra session called by the governor last
bers OF each body. After a short session both
houses adjourned In order that the democratic
members might hold a caucus upon the question OF
the adjournment OF the session. The caucus
adopted resolution providing for the extension OF
the present session for thirty days after Novem.
ber IL.
Evening star., 1884-10-23

The grand jury to-day reported to the Criminal
Court indictments as follows: Henson Stewart,
murder Of George Carter alias Foster. on October
9th; Lucfen Minor assault with intent TO Kill James
hennessey, September 9Th: Peter Banks, larceny
from the person OF Mary F. Newman, and Albert
Forster, do from Harrison Warren. The grand
jury ignored the charge against VIM Dick Of rape
charged from tail
Evening star., 1884-10-23
V'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1hE sAokT LINE TO TIE SOUTH SOUTHWEST

Schedule In effect st.I0 EP IL 1854
SIO OA.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily max nS close
connections TO all points South and Southwest
DAILY, eN ept Sunday. with c. K o. Railway Pull
rAn Sleeping Buffet cars from New y ork and Wash
nEton 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington ana Atlanta to New Orleans
01o 01oP.M--LOIGSVILIEF FASH LINE DAILY via Char
ottesvllIe 20 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
IGf,l-vilip -
ISsPN-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
Ali points south and Southwest via Danviiie ard
t0aci tie tulInan Sleeping IRON Washjnx-
ton via DAnyllle. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orleans: also, frc m Washington Charlotte and
Columbia Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington q. T:OOA l.
NJ. and 8 10 T. NJ daily. except SUNDAY
Warrepton trains leave Washington at . 10 A. NJ and
$40 p NJ daily.
Fer tickets and Information inquire 81 Companys Of
G<s .s0l Pennsy vaILa ayenua Trans frt II. IL &
i station.
u SLACGHTER. MACDANIEI.
Gen fass- Agent AGENT
aua EC1, HAAS Traffic Nana.n.r
Evening star., 1884-10-23
A Careless Druggist Convicted.

A. Heintzeiman, a druggist, charged with invol:
untary manslaughter, In causing the death of
George Anderson, aged twenty-one months,
through careleSSleSS In delivering prescription,
the jury in Judge Ludlow's court to-day rendered
a verdict OF guilty with a recommendation to
mercy. motion for a new trial was made and
the defendant was permitted to renew his bail
Evening star., 1884-10-23
TEUSTEES, SAIL OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT. on NORTH IL STREET, NEAR THOMAS

CIRCLE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated January 28th -
1884 and duly recorded in Liber No l CSC folio I'll
49, seq OF the Land Records for bis -
trict OF columbia, We shall sell, MONDAY AFTER.
MON OC1OBER TWENTY-SEvENrH at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of he premises. the
foiowi gdescrbe real estate. situate in the city of
Washington. District Of Columbia. to w.t. Part Of Lot
numbered thirteen (l3) in square numbered two hun
dfed and fourteen (21s). beginning for the on
street northwest thirty 3) feet six t6 inches
west of the northeast corner of said Lit and running
tense west thirty rec 3 feet six t6) inches to the
ifhwest corner of said Lot; thence south hun
dre AID nftyfye 55) feet; thence east eishteen (l
iset slN tt) inches thence north forty t45) feet
thence east fifteen 5J feet thence north hundred
and ten lo) feet TO the place OF beginning together
house - - --->'~
ie,ms OF sale Onethird in cash the residue in two
eYal LAY At six and twelve months with interest
anu uiest by deed OF trust the property.
i-It Oh sieo inst be made ct the time of sale II the
urhs oi sale are not Piled with in full within ten
Gays alter the sale tn Trustees resell risk and
silse o. the defaultng purchaser after five DAYS
nfice IA the Evening star" ConveyarcinR at the
cost of the purchaser 80 '
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, r
S-s-o&as CLACDlUS b. JEWELI.j Afus'eeA
Evening star., 1884-10-23
Fluctuations in the New York Stock
Market.

NEW YORK. October 23-Wall street.-The stock
market opened weak. and declined ii to a per
cent, the latter in western Union. The whole list
was lower in sympathy, but the decline was less
important. Later on there was sharp rally; at IL
O'Clock weakness again prevailed
Evening star., 1884-10-23
District Government Arfatrs.


A NEW INSPECTOR AND TAPER OF WATER MAINS
APPOINTED.
MI. Victor Mcdonald has been appointed fnspec-
I1r ana Taper or water mains in place OF Mr..
Henry Larman, resigned. Mr. Mcdonald is from
New ork, and IS a stranger in this city. The pay
Is $1,000 per year.
REMOVAL OF BODIES FROM HoLMEAD CEMETERY.
The recent change In the weather has suggest ed
to the Commissioners that the work OF uisnter-
ment in the Holmead cemetery may proceed, which
mas been ordered TO be recommended on Monday
morning next
LIQUOR LICENSES
nave been issued To the following persons: John c.
Brannan, II. c. Christman, Bernard FitZpatFfck
James McGrann. John Ii. Outrich, Matilda Ross &
Co., Herman RupertuS.
CITIZENS COMPLAINT ANSWERED
MI n. watkins complains To the Commissioners
that vacant lot on the north side or street
northwest. between 4th and 5th streets, is being
used as dumping ground for ashes, etc. and Is
also common thoroughfare for dirty, drunken
ana polsterouS persons, To which answer Is made
tnat the commissioners have no authority over
private lots TO compel fencing OF same or TO debdr
them as place OF deposit travel unless such de
post Is OF character that is injurious to the
health OF the neighborhood. "Ashes, .'od tins
and Ordinary dirt not OF such injurious charac-
ter.
PROPOSED NEW TELEGRAPH POLES
Mr. Henry X. Miles, superintendent OF telegraph
ana telephone service. has requested permission
erect line OF telegraph poles on Frederick street.
george own, from 4h 10 9TH. for the purpose OF
establishing a fire alarm station at 9TH and Fred
erick streets. Seven or eight poles Will be re-
qulred. by which means he can do away with the
Old line OF poles up High street.
THE EXPLOSION AT NJ. GAIT & cos
To-day MIR. John III. Wikerson, accompanied by
Mi. Thomas b. EntYiSle, building inspector, made
a visit 10 the establishment OF w. NJ. Gait a. Co.
the scene OF the boiler explosion which resulted in
the death OF Douglas Fendleton. subsequently
MeSSrS. Wilkerson and Eptwise had a consulta-
Con with Commissioner Edmonds in relation to
the accident. Mr. Wilkerson stapd that the
trouble In this case was that the deceased engi-
neer Injected too much cold water into the boiler
which was very hot, causing a flash OF steam
which the boiler could not resist. This was one of
the best boilers OF which he had any knowledge la
this ID lStr1ct.
BTILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwise as follows:
W IN. Hahn. erect a three-Story and basement
dwelling. New York avenue between 9Th and 10th
streets northwest; $500 Jno. Noonan. repair
frame 1851 High street, Georgetown; $780, T. +.
dudley, erect two-stOry and cellar dwelling, Car
roll avenue; 500 A. Burydorf, repair frame 1905
NJ street northwest; 5000. Moses Kelly repair brick
rear OF 1425 street northwest; $3.50.
Evening star., 1884-10-23

A BARBER's BIG LEGACy.-A dispatch from Pitts
burg says: Hermann Haupt, barber doing busl-
ness on the South Side was surprised on Saturday
to receive a cablegram from Aesse Cassel, Ger
many, informing him that one OF his uncles had
died and left him q legacy aggregating
$2S0OO. He was at first 10th TO believe the
statement, but second cablegram from his
h@ To an once puocy claim
the money. Mr. Haupt left for New York on Sum
day night after quickly arranging his affairs. He
sailed for the old country this morning He viii
reach his destination in about twelve days The
uncle who bequeaths the money was a resident OF
little burg In HeSSe CaSsel, and when his heir
heard from him last he was an old bachelor.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
A Eien6iSla Crime.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., october 23-Mary Murchan,
living with a man named John Seneban. was
assaulted by him and beaten to inSenSibIty. While
In this condition Seneban poured kerosene oil over
her limbs and body and then ignited it. She was
badly burned, and was removed to the Rhode
Island hospital Seneban was arrested.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
G;uilty of Mamslauuhter.

PHILADELPHIA, october 23.-In the case of Joseph
A. Heintzelman a druggist, charged with invol'iE-
tary m9nslaughter, in causing the death OF George
Anderson, aged twenty-one months, through care
lessness In delivering prescription, the jury in
Judge Ludlow's court to-day rendered a verdict OF
guilty with recommendation to mercy. motion
for a new trial was made and the defendant was
permitted to renew his bail
Evening star., 1884-10-23
REORGANIZATION Of the Ohio Central
Railroad.

NEW YORK, October 23.-The committee consist
ing Of d. B. Halstead, c. E. Opdyke, Grinnel Burt,
c. j. Canda and j. S. stanton, recently appointed
by the bOndhOlders Of the Ohio Central Railroad
ton which will be formulated and issued In a few
days Such plan will provide for issue OF 5000, 600
first mortgage per cent 5O-year bonds; $3750,O00
preferred stock.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
he Waterbury Soldiers, Monument.

WATERBURY,, Conn, OCTOBER 23-There are prob
ably 25O strangers in town to attend the dedica-
tiOn OF the soldiers monument to-day. among the
more distinguished being Cows. RObe, OF Maine;
Bowen, of Rhode Island Waller, OF Connecticut,
with their staffs; Senators Platt and Hawley, and
many prominent civil and military officials OF the
New England cities.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
'FHoMAs j. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

'T'HoMAs J. FISHER CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPkOvED REAL ESTATE, ON FOUR
skEETs sFETWkfH AS6sEs ASR
@ Is53; lsoS ;.S lsoS AND 1910 FOURTEENTH STREET
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thee
District Of Columbia entered on the lish day of
wherein the tinted states Of America is complainan,
ami Henry W. Howgate eft al defendants the under.
ocock @ 1n 81 saa the efrSs MI e F9TR
DAY OF OCTOBER D. 1884. in front of the premises
in th city Of Washr known and described as Lots
numbered respectively thirty -four 3 thirty 35J
Henry a Willards recor ed subvision of lots to L.
IN Ds sd s anS
numbered two hundred and six t2Gl two hundred and
" Howyate's recorded subdivision OF part Of square
numbered wo hundred and six $3.50.
betwezn and STREETS et northwest lot 80 binE
feet inches ON street. and being n limprovei
on s az sss
lot 81. are unimpoved-
Lot "a is Improved by two-story and mansard brick
dwelling of ten ROOMS. with tath other modern i'm
proveineats-in good repair-known as No. 1897 l4th
The lots in square No COG lie the west side Of l4t
between 1 streets northwest. q short distance
street with depth Of l20 feet and improved by
respectively numbers 1906 1903 and 1916 i4th street
r0rthves each containing seven rooms with tath and
Terms O sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash. and the balance in two equal instruments at one
snail give his their m o the 1r trustee PIT 3
ing interest at six per cent and secured by lien
option No DEED ed to any parcel of the property
i paid deposit OF siOO on eash unmproyed Iot and
of +0 IA ho to be made acceptance Of bids
may be resold at risk aad OF defaulng purchaser
All eonveyancing at rurshase5's
oel6-dSds Office OF U. = Attorney City Hall
Evening star., 1884-10-23
7NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Corner l1th street and Pennsylvania avenue.


TWO sHooMAKER PIANOS IN FIVE CONDITION.
one SMITHSONIAN PIANO WITH COVER AND
CO (NEW YORK;, SEVERAL line PARIOR
SETS, ROSEWOOD ETEGEkES AND MARBLE
TOP TABLES, ONE ELEGANT WALNUT BOOK
CASE cost 1929. COUCHES, HANDSOME
MALNtT MAABLE-IOP CHA NBER SETS
PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, FINE HAIR MATTRESSES
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS. ELE-
CANT VELVET AND OTHER BhUSSELS CAR
PETS, INGRAM AND THREE-PLY CARPETS.
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD WA NUT
EXTENSION AND OTHER DINING TABLES
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES TOGkTHER
WITH ABOUT THREE HUNDRED OTHER SEP
SIRIPTION
ONE WELLINGTON BREECH-LOADING SHOT
GUN cost FIFTY 6UINEASl SLVERAL FINE
BUFFALO ROBES, AND OTHER ARTICLES
BELONGING To AN OFFICER WHO HAS JUST
RETURNED FROM THE FRONTIER.
FIVE BARRELS MoLAsSEs. LARGE COFFEE
MILL
ALSO
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS, &c.
On SAL URDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIFTH. 1884
at Ten O'CLOCK within and in front of my auction
rooms Shall sell extensive collection OF Household
Effects
n B.The Pianos and Fine Furniture will be sold at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. No postponement account of
oc23-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Evening star., 1884-10-23
TO.1IORR ROW.
FyNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL, ESTATE IN THE COUNTY, NEAR TEN

LEYTOWN.
June a D. 1880, and duly recorded in Liber No NfN
] @ s S Of and sIf T Land EeSOs Sf the
secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED Trustees will sell
HaY In 81 ocfoBk # at THREE ocLock
p NJ. the following described Property All that
part Of tract Of and called :'Fletchslrs Chance"
at the southeast corner Of In ". Haynes =" lot and
nd IN s sas o. Ses persbss q abe
south e dssTees De T east 60 psrehes then sonth "a de.
aS q land aso Of sad
bounded follows: ginning at the northwest corner
lot a m Mi m 81 nee
north l7 east 26 so perches; then south, 67H
SAID road south 45 degrees west 2a peTches thence
soa o s FIRST S to then % te
north line of said lot north 67S degrees west. 58
Ihes to the place of beginning containing ten acres
Terms: one.third cash, balance n six and twelve
on the property sold all cash All conveyancing.
S & a. % & Il s9 so each d o sit e Gf ss sOo will Be
eeinsd with with in IN ten days the Trustees reserve the
delautins purchaser or purchasers. '' 'le
Sisl y, p 1 efsS1k; DaVis;}} } Trustees.
Immediately thereafter. BY virtue Of deed Of trust,
corded lber No 96S ioo 81 seq one Of the land
of the District of Columbia and by direction of
wi sell on the premises the following described prop.
erty All that piece and parcel OF land situated and
lying the county and District aforesaid and known
part of Fletchalls Chance" and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at the northwest corner OF ten-acre
lot No z now held by the association then with the
west line OF said lot and the original tract known as
Fletchalls Chance north rs degrees east AZ perches.
then south 61 degrees east 3S perChes thence south
liz degrees west A. perehes thence north GIN degrees
west S perches to tine beginning, containing and laid
out for ten acres CT land
Terms One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of trust
property sold all cash. All conveyancing &c at
purchasers cost deposit of 800 will be required at
of
days trustees the right to resell the prop
ery risk and of the deaulting purchaser
chasers-
o.o,.. Y;s MD cAsSlN ASSN Trustees
Evening star., 1884-10-23

London Truth says that Prince Albert Victor OF
Wales will start next spring on long tour
through the continent, and will after ward visit
the United States and Canada
Miss Carrie Turner. OF Eric Bayley's comedy COM
pany, playing in Baltimore, has begun An action
for slander against Miss Gerard. She wishes
$4,000 as damages.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
The Central and South American Com .

PHILADELPHIA, october 23-Before the Central
and South American commission to-day, Charles
Phillips. president of the Columbian bank and act
ing Mexican consul, and John Ii. Converse, one of
the proprietors of the Balwin locomotive works,
gave their views upon the subjects under invesu-
cation.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
STEAMERS.

ARD LINE.
OTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE p pSTNARD sTEAMMsHIP rW MH COMPANY, LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. n. r.. NEw YORK.
BoTHNIA. We'd, Oct. %. AUKANIA Wet Nov 26
SERvLA....... We'd. Nov 5. BoTHNIA We'd Dec s.
OREGON We'd, Nov. II SERvIA We'd Dec 10.
UMBRIA( A(new WED, Nov. 49, OREGON -. We'd Dec IL
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-sG0. $50 and $780, according
tC accommodations
steeraee at very low rates steersre tickets from Law
lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre. Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passs1e apply at the Conpa ysofice
No. Bowling Green both Steerage and Cabin 10
OTIS BlGELoW co COS 7th St Washington ID O.
VERNON II. BROWN & co. New York
Orto Ncssrs OTIS BIGEIOW a Co
oc23 9Th street Washngton
Evening star., 1884-10-23
The Univer.alist Convention.

PEORIA, ILL, october 23.-The Uniyersalist Union
convention met here yesterday. Rev. j. ID. W. JOY,
OF Boston, was chosen president The session was
chiefly devoted TO routine business and sermon
by Rev. ID. d. Sweetzer, OF Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
COLLEGE FOot RaIl Contes,.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, october 23.-The Williams
College foot ball team beat the Trinity College
team at Williamstown yesterday, 81 points TO
nothing.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, October 23-Yale beat Rut-
gers at foot ball at New Brunswick, yesterday, &c
points to 10. Rutgers made the largest score
also scored the first goal against Yale made in two
years
Evening star., 1884-10-23
Al Coal Nline Ablaxe.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, October 23.-The Philadelphia
and Reading coal and iron cOmpany's Bear valley
shaft was found to be on fire this morning. The
vein Is perpendicular, and it is impossible TO reach
the fire. The mine will probably have to be
flooded. The loss viii be heavy.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
Thc Ralttn,Ore uarkc,..

BALTIMORE. October 23.-Virginia skies, consoli-
dated. 374 past-due coupons 81 new ten-forties 81
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD. October 23-Cotton dull-rnd-
ding 9x. Flour quiet and uncha yel. Whest-south-
steady and quiet western dull and easy southern
red, S2aS5: do amber 92a95; No. Maryland 9Oa9O,a;
No 2 western winter red spot 82as2ss. November,
S25las3 December s4Has4A January. 81 @sas6ss Corn
white 5sa6O; southern yellow. 5sa57 Oats quie and
steady i've steady, 6Ga65 Hay easy-prime To choice
Tennsylvania and Maryland. IA GOALS So Provisions
duh and nominal butter unbalanced for choce-west-
ern, 20a22 Qrietwestern. l9a20 Pet oeum firm
refined, 7sla75s Coffee du-kio cargoes ordinary to
fair 9a1O Sugar quet-A soft, 6is; copper refined
quiet. 12aa12a WHISKY steady, L1Sal. 49, Freehts
Liverpool Fer steamer seadycotton 316d -four. Is
grain sgd Recelpts7our @ 1856 barrels wheat q Coj
rye. 500 bushels. shipments-none. Sales-wheat
26O OQU bushels; corn 5 900 bushels.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
I. + + ssSSS + #SSsS #SSssEEr ZEE
- ~ + f., :AA.sssSS ##SSSSSEs sSEsr

POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
Commencing May ID. and every Saturday shereafter
sailing from Quebec 10 Liverpool linking tho shortest
OCEAN voyage Only five days from land To lend. The
Iron Steamships of this line unsurpassed strength
speed and comfort and fitted up with all the modern
improvements that practical esreTls suggest
Cabin. S7oand $50, intermediate. $50 IS.
LENE AZ ALDEN. General AeentA
2O7 Broadway. New YorL
Cw MOSS. Washington, d. {.
ALLAN IINE--MINTER SERVICE.
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until Nav.
Cabin $50 go and $50. nt.rmediate 3e75 Estrs
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool, Queenstown
Londonderry Glasgow and Galway for preaid business
Only Through tickets ISSUED railroad station
the United States intermediate SS675 stterale. 81
The Baltimore service will be resumed, commencing
April =. and regularly thereafter.
Apply TO LEVE ALDEN. General Agents. o07 Broad
Way, New York. u ". MOSS.
225 PENNSYLVANIA ANENUE.
mhl3- tn. stu Washington. ID. O.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
Telerraphic Briefs.

The Peruvian foreign Office has received an auto
graph letter from MutsuhitO, emperor OF Japan,
congratulating Gen. Iglesias his elevation to the
presidency.
The chamber OF deputies OF the Argentine re-
public has sanctioned the project conceding rights
to settlers for periods OF from Is to 80 years.
The wages OF ship carpenters at Essex, Mass,
have been reduced 80 cents per day. No trouble is
anticipated.
The Dublin Natl regards the removal OF Mr..
Trev6lyan as an evidence OF the conclusion OF an
and Mr.. ParnelL
Evening star., 1884-10-23

senator Fair to Take the stump.
senator Fair, Of Nevada, Is It Wormleys to-day.
He has just returned from Europe, and leaves to-
night for his home. where he viii probably take
part In the campaign. He says he has not been
return.
Evening star., 1884-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO, october 23.--It is stated that the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad company, whose lines
now enter California, intend resisting the authority
OF the state railroad commission and attacking its
conStitutiOnality in the courts.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
CRATEFUL-CoMFoRTINa
EPPs' COCOA
BREAKFAST.

sBy fborouef knowledge of the natural laws which
pcvern the operations Of digestion and nutrition. and ~
careful application Of the fine properties OF well
leced Cocoa Mr. EpTs has provided breakfast tabs
with delicstely dsyorsd beyeraee which may us
many heavy doctor biila IL by the Judi oe
sncE articles Of diet that constitution may be gradu
ely built until strong enough 90 every tsn.
fecy 70 disease Hundreds OF subtle maadies are ost
ing around us ready 20 attack whenever there weal
point, We isy eacaTe any fatal shaft by keel.n6
ourselves vel fortified with pure blood and pgo,erki
nour1khed xfalne "-CtUsl S<alcscs 6zzetG
Eade emply With boiling water or milk sold In tin
only cs-l -lb aud lb.) by Grucers labelled thus
JAMES EHfs CO. Homeopathic chemis,a
0h1@jmkta LoudaA Enxiana.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
The Welcome Rain i'm VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, VA. october 23-The first rain that
has fallen in this section more than eight weeks
fell last night. 1t extended along the Norfolk and
Western railroad as far as Lyncnburg, and along
the Atlantic coast line as far south as Weldon.
Rain is still badly needed throughout the south
side OF Virginia. The creeks and smaller streams
have dried up, and On their beds are to be found
many skeletons of fish.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

FJNO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND The
II SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANYrS popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 18th street wharf on
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at $50 J. Return
tng leaves Norfolk Monday. WeCn ay. and Friday
a hour. stopping al IIney Point and Cornfeld
HaThOr going and retu ming.
11csive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers. Norfolk and Western, seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms b secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at 14th street and PennSylv4-
MA avenue ST. Marc hotel. office o. knOx's express,
6th street and Pennsylvania and at company
Office. 7th street wharf
knox's express win call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until j.
seN WILLIAM 2. WHICH General Agent.
Evening star., 1884-10-23
THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE

Requires boiler. avoids all extensive attendance
49, ol cfle no hand ing oi fuel and asfes. II is
49, sAtenslseiy Tor running PASSENGER Freight
tissztors Sewing Machines Meat CLoppSrs Printing
r Psr ls Presses; Coffee Mills. kCasters Paper
sLe EoniS Aachinsry. latl.es. &C. &c This ena1ns
.1trene siioothness ana regularity Of speed
srskt simplicity OF mechanism
or PARTICULARS A. ~ pr.a.< he .pp.y a. Otice of
so3 ess A3D1 ca y5