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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22
Latest News by Cable To-day.

COUNT HERBERT BISMARCK IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 22.-Count Herbert bismarck
has arrived IN London, and started for AbeTgeldie
castle, Aberdeen, to visit the Prince Of Wales. 1t
Is probable that this visit OF Count Herbert Bis
marck was about to visit the Prince OF Wales.
A PRESENT FOR CAPTAIN JONES.
LONDON, September 22-The shareholders in the
Loch line OF steamers have presented Capt. Jones,
OF the steamer Loeb Garry, with silver plate aud
part he bore In the Greedy relief expedition.
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Total
A VERY Lively Girl,

BOSTON, MASS, September ga twSlvesyear-old
girl OF birmingham on Friday packed valise with
$4,000 belonging u her mother, a wealthy lady Of
The place, and started for Boston TO meet young
man and elOpe with him Size was arrested, how
ever, On Saturday; the valuableS were recovered
and the girl was sent TO her home.
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BROS. Auctloneers. =.

LARGE AND PEREMproRY SALE OF WE'LL KEPT
ME,IsEHOL 4I IUKNIrURE. BEING THE EN-
THE LEXINGTON"
SOUTHEAST CORNER, FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
COMPRISING ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO STOOL,
AND COVER. FRENCH PLATE WALNUT
FRAME MIRRORS, PARLOR SUITES VARIOUS
STYLES sly tI-, AND C0NEKiNGs; WALNUT CMAM
ND SINGLED: BOOK CASES DESKS. CARD
GOTHIC CHAIES. LOUNGES. EASY Chairs
SOFAS, VI. 1. TABLES. LARGE WALNUT MIR.
ROR: BACK HALL PIECE. WALNUT NJ. T. SIDE
TABLES. SINGLE PIECES OF BEDSTEADS
BUREAUS WASHSTANDS CHAIRS ROCKERS
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES FEATuER
AND HAIR PILLOWS AND BOLhTERS WOVEN
WIRE MATTRESSES. BLANKETS SHEETS
PILLOW CAST, SPREAD. Joliet WARE,
LIN HEATING AND OTHER STOVES, STEAM
COFFEE URN REFRIGERATOR COPPER COOK
ING UTENSILS, CHANDELIERS, A. WINDOW
AWNINGS, CEOCkEKl AND GLASS WARE
KTCHEN REQUISITES. MOQuET BODY
BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY. INGRAM, HALL. STAIR
HOUSE: BtI NG THE CONTENTS OF 40 ROOMS
All AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS, SEP
TENDER TWEEN TI- FIFTH AND TWENrY-SiXTH
COMMENCING EACH DAY AT len O'CLOCK WE
WILL SELL Al THE LEXINGTON. CORNER FIJI
TENTH AND NV YORK AVENUE ALL THE
FURNITURE. &c, CONTAINED THEREIN.
SPECIFICALLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS
HOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION EARLY ON DAYS
OF SALE. selS-7t
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YoRK-Two men from
the steamer Africa which arrived at New York re-
Gently from West India port, died Saturday, at
the Long Island College hospital, OF yellow fever
health OF New York that man, who arrived from
Havana last Thursday, was Ill with yellow fever at
the Hotel ESpano- Americana, on West 14th street
The case is not dangerous Ona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

The commissioners to-day concluded to notify
and invite the Brush and the United States electric
light companies to make new proposals. which Will
be made known hereafter, for electric light for
streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best 50 is JUSTHs Old Stand Known tor years
az tne 9niy place where drst-class SECoND,HAND
or call at
JUSTH'S Old Stand, No 6l9 street. between 9th and
9TH streets northwest
y. 6.-Note6u mail promptly attendedk0 MIRO
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~FI,HE KRANICH X BACH AND STIEFF PIANOS
Il receive the highest Praise from all who know
Them and Gally's Automatic Musical In g. "a
strUments artisticay play their music, n TFH
at q. l. WILD 4 BRO. = Music Warerooms,
119 eth street northwest
Pianos for rent for the season Special attention to
tuning and repairing. seI6
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PHYSICIANS AND DRu1c1srs
RECON- MEND
sssfs ERE % 49, ~ ssss
BIB RRR O o wwWW NNN sSSs
BBBBs & { 90 WV III ssss
f ! F. F. : sc III
R RBfs # TIT TIT ZEE RRH ssss
Ell Ell t ! + Hsr III Fl s sss
p MUSICIANS AND DRusc1srs
AS THE BEST TONIC.

- This medicine, combinin Iron With pnrs Vegetable
Ionics quickly and completely CUR1S DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION, MALARIA, WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD, CHILLS AND FEVER. aud NEURALGIA
reaches every of the system purfes and enricbes
the blood the muscles and nerves. ana
and inygorates the system.
A FINE APPETIZER-Best tonic known.
1t will cure the worst of Dyspepsia removing al
distressing symptoms such Tastnf the Food Bech-
ing Heat In the Stomach, Hear. lurn. etc
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACKEN Or INJURE THE TEETH.
invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and to
all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An UNFAILING REMEDY FOB DISEASES Or
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
vos troubles loss OF appetite debility experience
quick relief and renewed energy by its use.
1T DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE Or PRODUCE
CONSTIPAT1ON-other Iron medicines do.
1t is the only preparation of Iron that causes no in3u
rious effects. Physicians aud Druggists recommend it
the BEST. TRY IT
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore Md
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THE MIsFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS,
Is brmfull of the latest brightest cheapest and hand
soonest stock Of MEMS. YOUTH BOYS aid CHILD
RENS CLOTHING at lower prices than ever.
For boys from to IL years DID, full line Of Suits
from s. so 10 So Best goods shown for anything
like the money.
For boys from to IL years, long Pants and Vests
complete line of Suits. finished and trimmed in the very
best STYLE from $45OtpSl2
For boys from ID to IT years. a magnificent line Of
Suits finished In the best Of STYLE from S5 to $15
For youth ranging in sizes from 80 to 49, an elegant
line of novelties in Sacks Abb Getaways the newest
shades of dahlia wine, brown. from $l2 up
For men, including short and fat sizes to 49, full
line OF single and double Sack and Frock Suits
made In hrst-class styles. from 80 up
splendid D. B. Broadcloth Coat and Vest and Doe
skin Pants $50, worth $40
Light and medium weight Overcoats we'll made and
trimmed. at St. 81. so 49, $lO5O $l2 and $l5 Every
one worth fully double.
complete line of Pants at 81 so and upward
large line of Odd Vests selling at less than cost Of
manufacture.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers at
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND sra self
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Narrow Escape.

From the New York Sun.
Cannibal King TO missionary)-I think the best
think that can do is to eat you.
Missionary On earnest protesD-I do not agree
with you, sir.
Cannibal king-Well, mustn't eat anything that
doesn't agree with me.
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Telegraphtc Briefs.

John RiOrdan, the owner OF the extensive paper
mill at Merritton, ont, and president OF the To-
rOntO Mail Printing company, died yesterday at ST
Leonardo-on-Sea Eng, WHITTIER he had gone for the
benefit OF his health
and Philadelphia. No special ceremonies were held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22

'DICK TURPINsn IN TRAINING.-The borough 20
lice OF stamford Conn, unearthed a large band OF
depraved youths, many being under l2 years OF
age They are known among themselves as "The
Shenandoah Gang" Their exploits are OF the most
depraved order, and reveal the existence OF mis-
cradle state OF morals. The troop Is under the
years old The police are irving to md him. The
trouble has sprung entirely from dime novel read
ing and flash literature A large quantity OF this
trash has been found In their rendezvous The
gang responsible for much OF the petty theving
that has been going on In the state, ana there 10
general rejoicing over their apprehenSlOn.
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The Fowler Relief Fund.

The Fowler Relief Fund.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVER.
The STAR has received the following additional
contributions to the fund for the relief of the widow
and children OF the policeman, Fowler murdered In
the discharge OF his duty:
From washington Lodge, No Is, b P. OF Elks
CaSn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
X r. IT,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Eastern division p O., additional. .......... LOO
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DALTIMORT AND OHIO RAILROAD
H III MODEL PAST LINE AND THE ONLY
VIA WARRINGTON
lot BIE TRACK, JaNNFY COUPLER,
schedule II LTfEGI sC&DaY4 JuSE Is,

J.
DouBLL TEAGk: JANSEY COUPLER
SCHEDULE IN HIT ffEc hA srSpay. JUNE ,5,v
-lSs4 UNTIL TUKTHEK NoTICE
Leave Washington from station. New Jersey
IoT Clicaeo Cincinnati Louisville and st Louis daily
Ccsehe and Tala sleins 3ars To to abdve Ioir
without eh2lse; lO:l5 - IL daily t. Clca-o. except
Ier Ii5,stu-s at 30 m and 20 p m daily 10
] n 10 1tts5urg. Cleveland and Detroit with sleep
For Toledo aud Dstroit via Mouroeville. lola ~
daily, wi,h Sleeper for Toledo. NEe,.iIg I.ks
Trains for rhiladeyhia and New York at SO a. In
1910 IL daily. with iaElor and sltetInx Cars At.
Fer Balt;mo<e week days g. 80 60 90 10 900
minute tra-n} 40 $50. $50. 7Ot so 40 i0.i0p
For baltimore on Sundays, 80. s 90 80 m. 1as
20 s'oo A'sO So" So ':Jo s:.o 2;40 and lo.l0p
TorPo;nts On the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lo.I5 a
feI Annapolis go a M and l2lo and 4op. m on
suTSay . 20 a M : 40 ? m
go go 80 a. II 10 30. 80 AID
@ N " suS Stss,s e a ae;1 -1 40 and
40 m an a.; 30 I, ? dy SAespt S.ndas -
ranch 80 a. m daily for Lexington. stallnton and
VALLEY 5Tanih $50 -r m s-y exert IT. 9fggay .
~, r. m. DALI EXCEPT sl Igsdny ard 5
Trans arrive from the IVES, daily. ESQ., 7s5oa m 22a
fronN Serk and Philadelphia 2:5s s:soa III daily
ffcH: Ah an G@y. ,assps Sg s,;, 15o and e,p
SUNDAY. s-s< z. III. 6:33 J.. In
IRON exlDxton go - 4. daily and 2 % daily
except sunday.
iron trtsseEck and intermediate points. Ss5, a
2-l5 J. and S.i2 p daily. except sunday. s:l!
, N daily from PUiI.t u Rocks
1rsiLs leave Baltimore for Washington az 100 40
% I13 ..S0. 500 9.l0 and 1870 a m. l2:l5. $50.
y" so 800. 90. 9UU anu l0:l5 y. on sun
Gays 200 4;4D. 5:l5 $50 so, 500, L. L.. 5ul
.t&. $50 aId 800 Il. H.
III trains from aslinyton sion at Relay Station ex-
seit4:30p. N.
che further ,torpaon arry the Baltimore and
,sia sss hue, corner l4th street where orders
Any POINT Ii the city
1G 4 X I0B In n GU - At u. r,,.- .rar,
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ID r I NJ F q L Ii
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More Talk About the Colonization q
COlOred Voters I'm Wekt VirXinia.

1t has been said lately that CobOred voters are
being colonzed along the route Of the railroad
in West Virginia, which is being built by MI.
Elkins, ex-senator Davis and others prominent
democrat said to-day that Chairman Barnum, Of
the national committee; Chairman German, OF the
executive committee; Senator Bayard, and ex-
Senator Davis are directors in the road, and that
they ought to be able TO prevent its beln. used
against their party. Rumors impeaching the
fidelity OF ex-senator Davis, OF West Virginia, to
Cleveland are again being whispered 1t is under
stood that the democrats OF West Virginia are not
satisfied with his course. They still suspect him OF
leaning towards Blaine
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INVOICE OF GARDEN VASES SUITABLE FOR
GARDEN OR CEMETERY

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CRATES ENGLISH STONE CHINA. PLATED AND
OTHER TABLE CUTLERY. HARDWARE. TOOLS.
&c, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
TWENIY-FUURTH. 1884, at I O'CLOCK, within
my auction rooms shall sell the above goods se222t
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The Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, I'LL, September ~ 10 80 MA strong
interest still centers in the market, and this
ing's trading has witnessed another sharp advance in
prices Cash and September have advanced to -. Octo
Der has risen from Sc 70 50 November from an TO -
while all the year and May have advanced a'sc, The
excitement high and every attempt of shorts
only serves to provoke sharp advance. Wheat
EXTRAORDINARY FIGURES FOR CORN.
CHICAGO, III. September. D. ii 30 a. m-The most
extraordinary prevailing in this mark t
for For cash the article is quoted the open
market at 7shc. advance OF size to-day. 10 since
Friday and - as compared vi figures current one
week ago The quotation Tor Sc tember the same
as those cash October delivery still quoted 81
November has rise to 4s. The excitement Change
very great and short sellers being compelled
margin their contracts at outside figures The IIice
is 80 in advance OF that being paid for No
spring wheat
CHICAGO. I'LL. September 2o-Closing prices:
Wheat-0ctober 75ss. November 77'a; December. 7s3a
January, 1879. Corn-September. 49, October, 5SA No.
vember An: year. 401s: May, S9}s Oats-SeptembtT
26ja; November. 26A year. 20: May, by Pork-Sep
tember. 1915: October. 100; year. IL o0 January
1925. Lard September, 1885, october. 7.30 November
7.22k; December z 20,
Ehe Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND, O.. Sept 22-Petroleum unchanged.
Standard white. ITO deg. test. Size.
PlTTsBCRG; September 22-owins TO "bearish" re-
ports from the Phillips well the oil market opened weak
aud feversh this morning 134 declined under vigor
poundings to a. when values became steadier and
o'clock stood at 7ll bid. The session marked 10y
general desire to sell but because of the few buyers
the sales not heavy. The Phillips well at Bald
Ridge flowed yesterday at the rate of $500 barrels and
at noon to-day doing 1913 barrels per hour
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The Cholera Death List.

THE DISEASE STILL RAyAGING ITALY.
ROME, September 22-The bulletin OF the ravages
OF cholera ID Italy during the past "a hours is as
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENTERPR1sING PARTY
DEsIRIHG TO DO A GOOD BUSINESS IN A
NUMBER ONE LOCATION; VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY,
BEING PART OF WHITE HAVEN. NEAR DRO-
VERS REST AND THE RESERVOIR. ABOUT
ONE MILE WEST OF GEORGETOWN, d. c.. AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEP N
TENDER 1884 at ONE O'CLOCK PM. the s,Sa
premises. shalt sell the following property. wis.,
Two acres of Land. improved 10y comfortable Frame
Dwelling Also five Acres being balance in Lot No. =
Immediately after Brick Store House. with one acre
Also five Acres being balance of Lot No. l.
This IA very valuable suburban property and should
command the attention of parties who desire profitable
Investments either country residences in bust
point of view
Terms Onethird cash Iaance in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months. with bearing in
terest at six cent per and secured by decd
OF trust on property Sold All convey aucing and re-
cording at purch cost. deposit of 800 will be
required on each property at time of sale.
se2O-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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James Ten-EyoS has challenged Albert Hamm to
row q three-mile race for $50 side.
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Riots IN IRELAND-Great excitement prevailed
at Newry, Ireland, yesterday evening upon the re-
turn OF nationalist procession from Castle Welan
where q demonstration was held, during winch
disturbance occurred. Stones were thrown and
windows smashed several arrests were mace, ana
the crowd thereupon attacked the police barracks,
several persons being injured in the attack Two
black na9s were noaJed nom the market house.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
rTEAMER L. '. AEROWSMITH
FROM 1rH STREET WHARF.

Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays. at n n, Re-
turning Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays. touching at
all River La dire7s far SOmiui Creek CurrioTnan
aid St Clements Bay Connects with B. & O. z l. at
Shepherds JNO b. PADGETT Agent.
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STEAMERS.
rU n A Il u l. / y L i.

CUNAKD LINE
LASEko uTE
THE GISARP STEAMSHIP sI N C9MPA Any, LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HAIiBOT&
FROM PIER 80 y. H.. NEW YORK.
BOTHsIA. We'd. Sept. ~ AURaNIA- We'd, Oct 81.
oEFsox We'd. Oct. s SgKVfA.s. Wed. Nov. ;.
GALLIA. Oct l.. OREGON Wed. Nov L.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAoE-eeO. $50 and $780, according
steerage at very low rates steerage tcketsfro Lv
eool and Queenstown and all other parts OF Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills of laden gwen Cor Belfast Glasgow.
Havre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent aud
For frsiTht and passage Apply at the Compa ysof,e,
No. l. Bowling Green. or both Steeraze and Cabin to
OTIS blSEkSW co e5 ,th St "S IlE 9 c
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW x co.
sells COS 9Th street Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEw YORK AND hAyRE-
Coupany's pier No. AZ North River foot OF Morton
street New York
Canada. KeTsabiec, Wednesday Sept "a. 8 a.
st. German. Iraub. "Wednesday. Oct. l. y. III
St Laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday. Oct 3 a.
Cheeks laysole on sight, in amounts e ,t suit on ,e
AEelt. No. &, Bowling Green, New York
MTf5. ~ eH Sa Es tpt ayenqe
sells Agents for Washington, d. o..
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-
Nv STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE.
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND liREMFs.
The steamers of this company VIII sail Nv RY WE'D
Sd street IIoboLen Rsies OF passage from New YORK
to LONDON.HANRE BREMEN: by Wednesday steamer
FIRST cabin 500 $50: second cabin SO by s,atur-
at lowest rates. For freight passage apply to
oElRlCHs CO. Bowling Green. New York; W. 81
west: CHAS WALTER. Si2 ID street. Agents Tor Wash
ngtOn 1al2
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. September ~ -virstnia past.iue cou-
pops. 81 Virginia new threes 5o North Carolina skies,
Old l. OF bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Mp. September 22.-Cotton dull--Inid-
ding 10A Flour quiet snd stesdyI1ow ard street and
western super 2.253265 de- extra. . 75a3 do family.
3ss4 IS; city mills suIer 2s1s275; do; extr., 3ooa
3.57: do Rio brands AS; Patapsco family. $50 do.
supsrlstive patent, COO. Whest-sou;hern steady
western lower and dull southern red s5aSo. do amber
spot. ssh asked sepembgr. s?pas5': October, saba
S3Js November. vs. sas5s; December 81 pSs7s Corn
southern steady: Western nominal: southern white
GSa70: do yellow. 67a6s Oats higher and frm-south
sru, 3SasS; western white, 37aos: do. mixed. 34a;5
Pennsylvania. 33a3S. Rye quiet. 5sa60. Hay quiet and
steady-prine to choice Pennsylvsna and Maryland
l30Oal4 %. Provisions and quiet Mess pork 1878
Bulk mests-shoulders and clear rib sides. packed
7:4al1 Observation-Disclosures. 81: clear rib sides. H.
Hams. l5hal6h Lard-refned. Sa Butter firm
western packed l0als; creamery. 22a27, ETvs firm.
Rio caryoes. ordinary to lair. 9sal0,9 Sugar steady
soft Ga COPPER refined quiet l2sal3 Whisky steady
11Sal -. Freights to Liverpool per steamer du-cot
ton: slsd -four l. 500 grain ID Receipts -four. 2s67
oats, 600 bushels; rye L50o bushels Shipments
wheat l29 900 bushels; corn 100 bushels. Sales-whea
Al ShplS-
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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCIAI.

The New York stock Market
1re following are the opening and 3. m. prices
Ct the New York stock Market to-day. a. reported
ty special wire 10 Ii. Ii. Dodge, $50 l5Jl street:
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.HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

INHOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF MOQUET. ENGLISH AND TAP
ESIR1 BRUSSfLe CARPETS; THkEE-PLY AND
INGRAM CARPETS; TURKISH AND SMYRNA
RUGS; CRUM CLOTHS. &c, sc.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXT 1884.
at t.LEHEN O'CLOCh. within my auction ns,
shall sell the above goods which and of best
quality. se22-dts
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A Fire at the LIE Drolt Building

A Fire at the LIE DrOlt Building.
This afternoon, about ~ O'Clock, large volumes
OF smoke issued from the portion Of the LIE Droit
building, corner OF Sth and F Streets where the
closets and fuel rooms are located, on the second
floor west end An alarm OF fire brought the po-
lice and fire department promptly to the ground.
BY three O'Clock the fire was well under control.
II was confined to small limits and the damage
was Slight. The origin is not yet known.
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40 FOR NEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURa
10 Curesi Tires dAya Drug storA Is y. llth srsoS
fhilAdelphiA
seps &CpeunA sva. Waah1ngtua ma
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Mt. VERNON, MI VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCOPsy
leaves wharf daily CexCept Sunday, for vt
Vernon 10 O'Cllck returning Washing
ton about 53U PIN
seI6 L L. FLAKE Captain
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FU,O NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
II SOUTH

ITO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND The
SOUTH
IOTONAC STEAMBOAT COMPASY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LEARI leaves 9TH street wharf on
MONDAYS and Wednesdays 80 Saturdays at s H. H.
sops at Pluey Point and CoTn1eld HarbOr going and
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also with New York and Rich
nloud steamers. Norfolk and Western, Seaboartl
ard Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and room can Be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. lith street and PeunSyya-
MIA avenue: at St Marc hotel Polkinhorr'- next to
city office office OK kncxs express 9Th and
feEnsy wanna avenue. and at CoiupanyS office, tth
street hart
kno1s express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until ) y m.
N1U WILLIAM I. WHICH, General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13

choice occupy himself more with public AFFAIRS
social reform and literature than with the dryhess
of the law. As writer of vigorous Engish-Ene-
sh such Obliges you To read II whether you caro-
for the subject rno-Mr Frederic Harrison mas IL"
living srperiors lie has thought long ana deepy
on the moro immediate problems of the life aoont
him. as well rs on thoscmOre remote ones whch
concern the life hereafter. But he so lar rerainS
from attaching himself to any party or 10 any
school in politics that he is himself the trst to recog
nize the imposSibility of his accepting place III
party ranks and the extreme improbabiiity oil MS
nleasinr any constituency whatever; even one so
radical as Leicester He has stated in summary
way his political creed in answering the invitation
10 submit himself to the caucus as candidate. IL
is the creed of q man who has definite opinions on
every subject of political agitation. 1t Is also
creed 10 every article of which. or 10 which as
whole Mr. Frederic Harrison is surely the only man
in ENGLAND of eminent position who would sub
scribe
Leicester it should be said. has long had a repre-
sentative exceptionally able and sincere IL MI
Peter TAYLOR. II is matter OF regret to every
that Mr. Taylor res gns from ll-hcalth after hold
ing the seat for more than twenty years. LAttcry,
! am afraid be has been before the public more
often in connection with such crotchcts rs anti
viviscction and womans rights than rs a champion
of that sound. useful. conra Se0us mdlcaiiSm Win
which bis name was once associated. ana WHICH,
alas, seems Welding the ground to spurious Sor'.
But for long Mr. TAYLOR had place of ms own Ill
tbc UouSc lie did not speak often bat he spoke
well. and though few agreed with him everybody
was clad to listen TO man who debated grave
matters without thinking it necessary to be himself
positively funeral c. W. =