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fet Der bIsp f%rafiaaIst benne ca. 800 Rr.
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Buggies at ENGBERTsEN are Immense
Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

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Decorah-posten., 1886-03-31

The Lumber Wagons at ENGBERT-
sen are Dandies. 421.
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Reported for The EVENING STAR

Reported FOR THE EVENING STAR
THE COMING CONVENTIONAL yet few Of
the delegates ~ the democratic congressional
convention have arrived from the upper
country. Many will reach here tonight, aud
the political ceuters OF the town viii be the
various restaurants which the friends OF the
the law which requires the. closing OF all estao-
lishments tor the sale OF liquors Al the time OF
an election does not operate on primaries and
conventions The friends OF Gen. Lee will have
q center at the Coucordia, Mr.. Fosters at the
TOntine, Mr.. Hume's at the Braddock house.
MIR. Merediths At the Exchange but the black
horse will be stabbed everywhere.
The POLICE IMBROGLIO.-The hearing on
the charge made by Lieut.. Smith that Officers
Franks, Davis, Brepnan, Simpson, Grady and
Hayes ignored his authority, aud at a time
when he was in command OF the force inteu.
tionally lett him in ignorance of their inten-
ton TO make raid on a gambling house, was
heard to-day. Officer Patrick Hayes said that
he had gone to the house TO look for one Platt
for whom they had warrant Over year ago
he had entered that house with Lieut.. Arnold,
OF the Washington force, and Lieut.. Smith, OF
Alexandria, " look for q w ashington criminal
and they had discovered gaming there, bur no
arrests were made. The mayor postponed the
case until this afternoon for further testimony.
NOTES.-The Baptist congregation here is con-
sidering the resignation OF ITS popular pastor,
Rev. DR.. Hippo, who has o call at Roanoke
The examination OF the pump Well at the cor
ner of Cameron and Royal streets disclosed the
timeliness of The STARS warnings relative TO
the danger Of old pump wells, for the covering
was found to be in u dangerous condition. Toe
we'll has been arcbed over. The pump here
was the second one ever put up I'm the city.
where pump is still in use.-An Injunction
restraining the trustees of w. II. Peake's as
signment from using the funds TO pay the pre-
ferred creditors has been sued out from Judge
paid q visit TO Golden Lodge OF Good Templars
last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04

PENN RoUTk-B & r. station 9th ana N s,s FL,
$40 and A am = $50, 4:lo. 1880. II:;o pun For
Boston pm Sdaily). :'b .lsde pha accommo dation.
and Il:20 pm FOR chicago. Cincinnati. 81 i,oa Az
and Pittsburg and west, 300 am Chicago iimilsds
~ Louis and except saturday to Cmcago 30 am.
Chicago and Cincinnati, 1:io pm daily; paciiic
the South s. ioSo a% many iss f9 pm hs a sss
sunday For Baltimore. e:;So: us 900. s.aS. ESQ
7:Io. IO;UO and ii:2o pm. on SUNDAY. 300 S.,S
ll:Oo AM 200. AIS. o.po. 1:lo. IoOo and Ito
iG 9scsp sand.y ns faI S % sns
am. l2!u5 and 4:23 pm. daily, except SUNDAY On
RoehesieS Buffalo Sasara loo p aas. sssso
sunday.
b Asp Q. ROUTE station. Corner New Jersey Ave.
nue. and Street-For Chicago 1000 a m fast lin
ned), 1000 D. IN. daily: for Cincinnati Louisville and
lO:oo am SOB pm. daily For IynchbGrs, Na,arsi
Bridge. Lexington and ntaunton. lo:lo .. IN. Tor
M. l2lo, l:2e, $40 t45mnate Iain), $3.50, Z 80,
s:sS 5 :5S s ssS and iSoS Iss; Lao $40
$40. a. M. and LILO aud s.so D. M. on sunday
washington and Ba1imor GAO st sS %
PM $50. i4o. and a pm On sundays $40 \ "a
tropolitan. branch. 6:45 a m. daily. except sun
day and o:5o M, daily; $40 y. M. daily. exceps
Branch, s;4oa m, daily. sunday 5, sps At al sta
tons for Frederick, $40 a. M. 440 D. m, daily. sx-
Washington and Gairhersburs 1905 am. aud i2Su
Va. MIDLAND RoUTE-B 81, ststion.-For New
Orleans and Atlanta, l:i5 a, tdsilyD For LOUIS
IL p. m. daily; Manassas DIVISION 900 p Ia
daily, except sunday. Marrenton. Z a N daily exceps
SUNDAY. ll:l5 An $50 y. M. For Lynchburg way
sHENANpoAH RourE-R & o. station.--For New
Orleans and intermediate points. loOo aud $50
wAsHINGroN & oHIo-B e. p. station.-Lesvs a
e:lo a M. and $40 pm daily except SUNDAY, and
A:Ao p m. every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
Army Changes.

The following changes in the stations and du.
ties OF the officers OF the ordnance department
have been ordered to take effect August %:
Major Clifton Comfy from duty at the military
academy to the command of the Indianapolis
arsenal Capt. John A. Kress from command of
the Indianapolis arsenal to the command of the
st. Louis powder depot at Jefferson barracks
Missouri; Major John R. McGinness from COM
the Rock Island arsenal, illinois; Capt. john G.
Butler from duty at the Rock Island arsenal to
duty at the national armory, Springfield, Mass
Capt Frank Heath from the national armory to
the Watervliet arsenal, West Troy, N. Y. First
Lieut.. l.. L. Brutt from duty at the military
academy to West Point foundry, Cold Spring,
The following transfers of lieutenants OF ar
tillery tor the course OF instruction are ordered
FIRST Artiliery~First Lieut.. Arthur Murray,
from battery to light battery K; First Lieut.
II. NJ. Andrews. from D to light x, vice First
Lieut.. Albert Todd, from tolight E, vice First
Lieut.. Jno. v. White, from light to B: Second
onafs a E. kans3e gh
to A; Second Lieut.. s. d. Sturgts, jr.. from to
light X, vice Second Lieut. VIM. F. Harmon,
Second Arlillery-First Lieut.. G. s. Grimes.
from l. to light A, vice First Lieut. E. T. c. Rich,
mond, from light to L; Second Lieut.; Geo. F.
II. Catlin, from light to I.
Third artillery-First Lieut.. H. R. Lemly,
from K to light 9, vice First Lieut.. Edw. Davis,
from light to Il; First Lieut.. Geo. P. Scriven,
from II to light F, vice First Lieut.. Jno. e.
Myers, from light F to H; Second Lieut.. Chas
Lieut. w. Loveridge, from light g to h; Second
Lieut.. +. A: Millar. from K TO hight F, vice Sec
ond Lieut.. D. j. Rumbough, from light F to K.
G 10 light u, vice First Lieut.. VIM. R. Hamil
ton, from light 2 TO c. First Lieut. s: F. Massey,
from III to light +, vice First Lieut.. e. L. Zalin-
ski from light + 70 81; Second Lieut.. A. G.
Blunt, from X to light F; Second Lieut.. II. c.
Carbaugh, from to light D; Second Lieut.. w.
p. Newcolnb, from light toe.
Capt. g. E. Overton, 9Th cavalry, recruiting
officer, granted one months leave.
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DIED.

ADDISON. August 3D., 1856. SARAH ELLEN,
Funeral from her 1Ne<esidence, No 500 2lsi street
Remains will taken TO 10Th street Baptist church
Friends And relatives are invited To attend .
ARNOLD. AT Anscostia, on August 3. 1885, MPS
MARY L. ARNOLD. aged fifty years.
Her funeral will take place Friday next 1t one
O'Clock, rom her late residence Anacostia Services
and lnterment At Rock Creek cemetery. 81
GOLIATH On "Wednesday morning, August <th
1856. ga MUEL Il GOLIATH. In the ty-seyeutS
year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence No H. Msssschu-
sets avenue nor invest Friday, August sixth four
o'clock p. m.
DIGNEY. On Monday August 2 $50, at ten pm,
HUGH DIGNEf. in the sixty hfh year of his age.
Funeral Will take place from his late residence
452 Maine avenue. on Thursday morning hAlf-pAst
eight O'Clock thence to 81 DOmiuic's church. where
requiem mass VIII be sail. re
HUMPHREYS In Fredericksburg Va, on the
night of August second, 1856. Mrs. MARGARET A.
HUMPHREYS. widow Of the late Joshua Hun,
phreys. .
PREUss suddenly: on August 4th, 1856 at els
An. Of rheumatism Of the heart. Mira GERTRU DE
PREUSS, aged sixty-seven years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WALLACE On the Sd of August, 1885 amer n
long and painful illness which she bore with Christina
fortitude, ELIZABETH b.. beloved wife of J. VII.
liam Wallace aged 90 years and months
Funeral private from her late residence 6O3
Twelfth street northwest, Thursday afternoon fouR
O'Clock 3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. August 4.-Virginis skies con-
sOlidated with coupons, 5S: threes 6S7s; North
Carolina skies. old. l.21 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. ND. August 4.-Cotton dull-mfd-
ding. 9i2a9sst Flour steady and quet-Howard
street and western super. 25Oa2SU do. extra,
3U0a3 Us: do. family, 3.75a4.5O: city mills super
25Oa3.OO, do extra, 3.25a4.OO: do Rio brands
45Oa4.6O; PatapscO family, 5.15; do. superlative
patent, $50. Wheat-southern steady: western
steady; southern red, o3aS41a do. amber, S6aS7 No
western winter red. spot, s37sas4; August. s3l4a
southern nominal western easier and duIl southern
white, 53a66 southern yellow. 5Oa52; western mixed
spot and August, 47la bid. Oats steady ana dull:
southern. 36a43; western white, 4Ua43: western
mixed, 3Sa4O; Pennsylvania, 37a43. Rye quiet 58s
GO. Hay steady-prme to choice western, II GOA
400 Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork
ll.20a11. 10. Bulk Observation-Disclosures and clear rib
Sides packed. 6a4a71A. Bacon-shoulders Sac; clear
RIB sides, Ia; hams, 13al4 Lard-reined, ia
Butter frm-western packed. 10al5: creamery,
i6a2l Eggs easy and quiet. 11'aal2 Petroleum
nary u fair, sasa9ss Sugar frm-A soft, 6; copper
refined quiet, 9lealO. Whisky noIninally steady,
Ll9a1 20 Freghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet
cotton. ll-64d flour, ls.6d: grain. ga Recelpts-
Hour. 12.O37 barrels wheat 81 800 bushels: corn
1000 bushels; oats 14,OOO bushels: rye, 1,4OO
bushels Shipments-fOur. 4,635 barrels; wheat,
1563OO oushels corn, "a 90 bushels Sales-wheat,
80 600 bushels; corn 1900 bushels
Chicago Mark cts.
CHICAGO. ILL, August 4, HIS a. :n-Wheat
was weak at the start this morning the first sales
september being maze at .6t, and then broke off to
a6As under free offerings but has rallied again to 76a
Corn-September, 431a. Oats-Septeniber 2SaS.
Pork September. oo7la Lard-September, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
Real Estate Salea.

L. E. F. Spofford has sold to Lawrence Cav
enaugh, for $2,Oe9.O6, lot 20 feet front on
the north side Of East Capitol street, between
9Th and 7th streets. Ezra w. Leach has sold
to Turner Torrey, for $4,000, property IA feet
front on the north side of G street, between 9Th
and 7th streets southeast A. G. Baker has sold
to VIM. Blasland, for $1,SS2.S1, q lot 6Ox15O
on the north side Of Roanoke street, east Of 9Th,
Columbia Heights. Jas. s. Edwards and Henry
Wise Garrett, trustees, have sold to Timothy
OConnell, for $4,000. parts of two lots, 75xl14
feet, on the east side of 7th street, between e
and u streets southeast John T. Arms has sold
to Francis l. Cardozo, for $4,000, two houses,
20 feet front each, on the north side Of Pierce
Place. between 14th and 18th streets. George
Bogus has sold TO Adelaide A. Alexander, for
$1,000, property on the south side of A street
southeast, just east OF 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
A Busy Day for the President.

CONSIDERING AND SIGNING THE BILLS PASSED
BY CONGRESS.
The President denied himself to general
visitors to-day and gave his entire attention
to matters incident to the closing hours of Con.
gress. He has given such bills as have been
submitted to him the promptest attention, and
this morning he had disposed OF nearly ali of
them. AT halEpast twelve o'clock to-day he
received the river and harbor bill, the deficiency
bill and the sundry civil bill, and took
them under immediate consideration. All OF
the cabinet officers were with him at different
times during the day and rendered valuable
assistance in considering the matters OF i'm
portance awaiting the Presidents action. The
wish not to go the Capitol for the closing hours
Of Congress, and stated that he would attend
to all matters requiring his action in his office
atIhe w hite House, unless he was notified
that the condition of public business was such
as to demand his presence.
BILLS APPROVED.
He has approved the act to increase the naval
establishment; the act providing for terms OF
court in Colorado; the act for the relief or the
trustees of the Christian Brothers college of ST.
Louis, No. act for relief of the widow Of Capt S.
l.. Phelps, late U. S. minister to Peru; the joint
resolution providing for the printing and dis
tribution OF documents OF the monetary con-
ference OF 1873 and 1881; the joint resolution
providing for printing the report OF the Com
missioner of Agriculture; the act to compensate
physicians for services rendered under an order
OF the U. 5. court OF the district Of Alabama,
and hfty-three private pension bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
Library Site OHners.

FILING EXCEPTIONS TO THE AWARD OF THE
JURY OF TWELVE.
Some of the property holders on the library
site squares 729, $50 and 1917 had a. confer.
ence with Messrs Perry, Totten and King, their
counsel, on the subject OF the awards Of the
jury of twelve, and it was determined to file
exceptions to the awards in the cases of n. G..
Ordway, D. McMenamin, Emery and Tullock,
trustees, c. H. Cragin, Elizabeth Hoeke, W. H.
Hoeke, - Bruninger, Barbara Lehman, Mrs.
c. Olds, J. G. Lotz Buchler, Watterston, b. Ma
pairing the papers this afternoon, and 1t is
likely that several causes OF exception will be
presented in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
MAR RIED.

BENHAM-BLCNDON. At the parsonage Of t.
M Church Baltimore. Nd. August 30, lSs6, BY
tile Rev. s. NJ Hartsock. WM. b. BENHAM, of Au-
burn, y. Y. 10 FANNIE J. BLUNDoS. OF George
town, ID. G.
CoLLINS-GRoSS. On "Wednesday morning, AuDr
ust 4th. 1856. by Rev. Father Roccofort SAM GEL n
COLLINS TO Miss SARAH {. 0atoSa. both Of West
Washington.
HARRIS-MoSES On Tuesday, August g. 1885
by the Rev q. w. Haddaway, Hon. HENRY r.
HARRIS. of Georgia, and NJ ss KATE ". MOSS OF
Washington. ID. &. No cards
JONES-M1LLER. Tuesday evening August 3, l6SoL
BY the Kew Geo. U. Littie HORACE d Jon hs aud
FANNIE {. MILLER, both of the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04
Changes I'M the Offices.

Thomas j. Hogan, of Georgia, fourth assist
ant examiner in the Patent Office, and Eugene
B. Clark, of Illinois, first assistant examiner,
have resigned. ~
Augustus S. Boernstein, of Missouri, has been
promoted in the bureau of labor from 81 800
to 81, 500.
John McVey, of Chattanooga, Tenn, has
been appoin ted assistant engineer in the Inte-
rior department at u 900 per annum,, vice
James ODonnell, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04

THEY HAVE THE FULL POWERS OF MEMBERS OF
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE INSIDE
AND OUTSIDE THE PARKS.
The District Commissioners recently ex-
pressed the opinion that it was not tie inten-
ton OF the law to give the park watchnen
police powers outside OF the squares or reserva-
tions to. which they were assigned, but II de-
sired that they should have such powers the
Commissioners corteously offered to appoint
them additional policemen upon the receipt of
. list OF their names and the limits OF the local.
tiles where they are on duty. This matter was
submitted TO the Attorney General yesterday,
who has decided that the powers and duties OF
the Metropolitan police are conferred upon
these Watchmen by the act approved August
9th, 1882, without the intervention Of any APP
pointment from the Commissioners Of the Dis
trtct The legislative purpose was TO invest
these watchmen with the powers and duties of
the Metropolitan police Without connecting
them with that organization. One Of these
watchmen, the Attorney General holds, has the
same authority for arresting offenders and
turning them over 10 the courts Tor trial that Q
Metropolitan policeman would have who was
Detailed TO perform watchman's duties.
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WILL NOT ADJOURN TONIGHT.
Mr.. Allison Withdraws His Resolutiou

In the Senate this afternoon Mr.. Allison
called up the adjournment resolution and pro-
posed to fix the hour at ten O'Clock to-
night. Mr. Conger objected, saying that it
would not give the President time to examine
the river and harbOr bill, and after some further
debate Mr.. Allison withdrew the resolution. It
y not probable that Congress will adjourn be-
fore tomorrow.
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CHARGED WITH RopBINe HIs EMp,nvrR

CHARGED WITH RoBBING HIS EMPLoYKR-
Two days ago a small colored boy, giving the
name OF John Smith, came here from Rock
Vile, Md, and found employment at the resi-
dence OF L. X. Devendorf, at Is Grant
Place. This morning the boy, 1t is
charged, got possession OF Mrs. Devendorf's
pOcketbook. containing about 500 and left
Hall an hour afterwards Detective Ran arrested
the boy at the depot, where he was waiting 70
take the train for his home. He had on new
suit OF clothes and e54 In his pockets
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Frank Wright who keeps q grocery store at
the corner OF Boundary and 18th streets, was
This morning for keeping an unlicensed bar.
An appeal was noted.
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A Temperance Leader Killed.

REV. G. C. HADDOCK SHOT AND INSTANTLY
KILLED AT SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, August 4.-Rev. g. c..
Haddock, pastor of the Methodist church at
this place and who has been the leader in the
prosecution of the saloon cases, was shot and
instantly killed last evening while crossing
Water street at the corner of 4th. There is no
clue yet TO the perpetrator OF the dastardly
crime, but there seems to be no doubt that It
grew out OF the war lately inaugurated on the
saloons. Great excitement prevailA
Death Of State Senator Elkins.
DENVER, COL, August 4.-State Senator
J. I. Eikins a younger brother OF Stephen B.
Elkins, died suddenly at Salida Tuesday night
Of heart disease.
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Herbert Spencer Is seriously Ill at his resi-
tration and insomnia.
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In consequences q the decision by the Brick
layenp union 70 not work where non-unton
hOdcAxriers axU employed the Cincinnati con-
TRACTION have every where stopped work, with
here and there trtning exception where .
liatle 1nashang1p Il . b oona.