Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1881, Page 1

at 8 EY THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, * AT THE STAR BEILDINGS, Pen ia Avenue, Corner 11th S:reet, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, CEG. W. ADAMS, Pr¢s't. ——>—_——. Tre EvFeISG otin the city by Carriers, 0: r week, or 44 Year. por’ske prevai fer 815: 20 copies ter 820. €e- Ail msit eabrcriptions per sept longer that wertising made kp in ad- Ve, ST-N®. 8,773. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR, AMUSEMENTS—&th page. AvoTIoN SALEes—2d and Sth pases. Booxs, &c.—#th page. Boanpina—4th page. Boots ap SHoxs—4th page. BUsINEss OnANcER—4th page. Orry Ire“s—Sth page. DzatHs—S:h pace. Dar Goops—5ih pase. Epucation—4th page. Fasrey SUPPLIEB—5:h pase. For Rant AND SALE—4th pase. For BALE (Miscellaneous)—#th page. HOUSEFURNISHINGS—5th page. Laprms’ Goops—5th page, Lost axp Fouxp—tth page. List ov Lerrens—tt) page. MABRIAGES—Sth page. Mosrx ro Loax—tth pase. Mrpical, &c—fth page. PRESoNAL—4th page. PROFEASIONAL—4th page. Praxos ND OnGaxs—fth pare. Prestes, Exctrsions, &c.—8th page. PRoosars—Sth page. RatipoaDs—éth page. Ruuiciovs Norices—Ist page. Sregtixc Goons—Sth page. SumMER Resonts—8th page. Brgcmt Norices—Ist pase. SrEctaLtige—sth page. Breamens, &c.—3d page. ‘Tue TRADES—5:h page UspEnTaxens, &c.—5th page ‘Wants—4th pare. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOUNDRY M. E. OHUROH, 14th and @ streets —lo-morrow, at 11 and p. m., the pastor, Rev. W. F. Wanp. "All welcome. THE EVENING STAR. ‘DOUBLE SHEET. ELDER P. D. GOLD, Old School Bap- tisg, will presch at Colambia Law Building, 2 nm. UNIV CaU! RSALIS" ROH Rev. W. D mete of New Jersey, will preach in ‘Tallmadge Hall, To-morrow at ll'a.m. Sunday Schoo! at 9.45 a.m. itt (2 CHE TIAN, OHUROH, ‘Vormont; aye., be: NandO sta — Serviced’ at 11 o'clock To- rolock at wight. Preach morrow morning and st 8 o'clock at mig) ing by the pastor, F. D Power. Subject at nicat: stem.” Sunday School at 9:18am. It atrce's northwest, by Philadelphia, former! (Pp TBST PRESBYTERIAN CHORGH, 24, OFFI co. Mi os mw os opis h it this office on rect re al of ‘rectors WMOND <¥, June 6th, 1851. OND « Polis will be opened at 11 a. m. and clove at 1 Pm ‘mit- G. W. OROPLEY, Sec. WAI NGTON MUSICAL ASSOCIA- TION ine necting of this agent esiled for May 22 {ts he 99 POSTPONED unti! SUNDAY, May 297: the 'meetii F.C. (CE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT ay 21, 1842 —A meeting of the Stock- mpany for the election of seven (p> BO0Tk, WASHINGTON METHODIST ,BOCLETY.—Services To-morrow, at Kendall C01 of 1854 and D sta. southwest. Prescn- . W. Ww. a.m. and8p.m., by ._ Sundsy Schoo! at 9am. It NOTIOF.—On SABBATH, May 22, 1851, PUBLIC WORSHIP will be conducted at 11 :30 p. m., in the Chspe! of the Youn; nn Association, corner of 9:h and . DR Rey. ALIX Biaraie, D.D.. of ly of Boston. it near C st. northwest, Rev. Dr. SUNDER- LAND, Pastor. Preaching ‘To-morrow, at 11 a.m. and’ p.t., by Rev. WALTER. SCOTT. All wel- come. V. L. P. MERCER, of Ohicazo, will rah a Lincoln Hall,” at 11 a.m. The rea public cordially invit NEW JERUSALEM OHUKOH (Swedea- )—Services To-morrow, at Lincoln an. Hall, atil'em and? 90.0 = ‘Vv. O. GILES, of Pniisdelphia, Presi- OB gant of General Oonvention of the New hurcb, will preach st Lincoln Hall, at 7:30 Sun- Say Evening, Bubjects. Maus tmmessurable Gapacity to Know, To Love, To Suffer and To Enjoy." it CONGRESS STREET METH CHURUS, Georgetown. — Kev. BB. SUTHERLAND, D. D, pastor: 11 a.m., ‘Two Pose Sailors" 8 p-m., “A Bate Voyae.” All wel come. ite at3p.m All members are atfend, 2s business of importance REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHUROH, Ms- sonic Temple, cor. F and 9h sts. north. caching west, Hev. ARTHUR FosTER, pastor. ‘To-morrow and each anaay during the See la.m All invite E-STBEET BAPTIST OHUROH.—Rey. W. Facsce, D. D., the new pasor, D. » ‘will preach To-morrow, at 11 @ m. and at 7:45 p.m. He will give the first of s series of lectares to Young Men. All interested will find welcome. _1t* FREE METHODIST —Services ‘To-mor- Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day.—Internal rev- enue, $520,622.59; customs, $675,036.44. AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CaLLERs to-day were Sepators Groome, Gorman, Cameron of Pa. and Representative Bingham. ‘THE U. S, S. Wyomine passed Cape Henry at ‘§ this mornidg bound tn. Rerogt #48 iT that Gen. Grant left Mexico for home as soon as he heard of the resignation of the New York Senators. SENATOR MAHONE voted with the republicans lay In favor of the confirmation of Mr. ‘THERE 18 NO IMMEDIATE Pxosrect of a change in the office of Commissioner of Pensions, not= withstanding several prominent applicants are after the place. SgnaTor Davis had on alinen duster this morning ready to go to his and gevaway from th “nasty” politicians. ONE-HALF THE DEMocRaATS at least have gono home, and by Monday those remaining will The fact is a good many Sena- tors have had thelr trunks packed for three weeks, ready to march at a moment's notice. Gorna Weser.—Secretary Lincoln, Adjutant General Drum and Co). Barr, next Monday evening for Kansas, to inspect the military prison there, THE PRESIDENT went to Mount Vernon this afternoon at two o'clock, on the revenue cut- ter Ewing. Mr. Brown, his private secretary, and the President's children accompanied him. Bloomington home have departed. leave the city REGISTER OF THE TREASURY SCOFIELD will not, after to day, be on duty in the Treasury. to the Court of Claims. Ex-Senator Bruce will enter upon his duties as Register of the Treasury next Monday. Mre. Garfield’s Condition Un- changed. - SHE IS TO BE REMOVED TO MENTOR WHEN ABLE TRAVEL. Mrs. Garfield’s condition to-day is about the same as yesterday. There has been no change, AS s00n as she is able to travel she will be moved to her home at Mentor, Ohio. The President will then take up bis quariers for the summer at the Soldiers’ Home. The Interior Department. A TALK WITH SECRETARY KIRKWOOD—NO RE MOVALS AT PRESENT—THE PENSION OFFICE SITE—GETTING “THE HANG” OF THE DEPART- MENT. A paragraph ina morning newspaper ‘indi- eating that certain important removals were Pending inthe Interior department caused quitea flutter of excitement among the clerks there A representative of Tas Star asked Secretary Kirkwoed this morning if there was any truth in the rumor. His answer was, “I have made no removals and do not contemplate making any at present.” As tothe site for the Pension office the Sac- retary sald ‘there is no hurry in making the selec‘ton.” He sald he was going away on Tuesday, and he did not know whether he weuld consult with Secretary Lincoln betore going or after coming back. He thought, how- éver, there was no special hurry. Secretary Kirkwood has now got the “hang” of the department, 80 to apoat, ‘and it is being administered without ie embarrassment which certain newspapers attributed to the Secretary’s management. In all things Mr. Kirkwood is deliberate and methodical, be- cause when he acts he means to be as near right as human nature can get right. He Ukea his office and will, no doubt, prove to be a care- ful and economical secretary of the important department entrusted to his care. A Treasury Investigation in Pro- Ress. A committee appointed by Secretary Win- dom is investigating the oficeof Mr. O. L. Pitney, custodian of the Treasury department. Mr. Pitney purchases all the carpets, furni- ture, <c., for the department. It is understood that no charges were preferred against him, but that It was deemed advisable to look into the affairs of the office. It has been discovered that the business of that office has in some re- WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1881 The Free Bridge Question, HOW THE CASE STANDS AT PRESENT. ‘The question of a free bridge over the Poto- Mac promises to become a very complicated one before it is through with. ‘Phe chances seem rather Feed 8 free bridge this year than otherwise. The Bigot verges for the made at the session of Congress $140,000, This was to purchase the Aqueduct bridge or build a new one. This money is not sufficient to build a sultable new bridge. The Alexandria Canal company owns the Aqueduct ae In 1866 they leased it for 99 years to Philip Quigley, H. H. Wells and W. Dungan. ‘These lessees are willing to join with the com- od in selling their right to the United States. ‘he canal company. however, has held a meet- ing and refused, by resolution, to sell the bridge. Thus the matter stands. Tne govern- ment would, however, seem to have a right to comet about the action of the company. ‘When the was building the Alexandria canal company got into straits and ed tothe government for assistance. An appro- ration tocomplete the bridge was made by el to the amount of ,000. It was rovided, however, that the government should ed an equivalent share of the disposal Abel civil engineer U. 8. x 188 matter under consideration, and will report all the facts to the Secretary of War when he has fully thered them. He will not make estimates for a new bridge, because the amount appro- Priated is not sufficient to build one and con- struct the approaches thereto. The final dis- poston) of the subject rests with the Secretary ot War. SOCIETY NOTES. Mr. William Riley, of the firm of Thomas W. Riley & Sons, of this city, was married Thurs- day evening to Miss Marion S. Harding, daugh- ter of Dr. Jo:iah Harding, of Montgomery county, Maryland. The wedding took place at Grace Church, in that county, the rites being solemnized by the Rev. James B. Averitt, pastor of the church. After the ceremonies at the churchethe newly-wedded pair proceeded to the residence of the bride’s parents, where a bridal was partakenof. The bride and groom Koning Star, | TWO CENTS. Telegrams to The Star. SAN FRANCISCO WALKING MATCH. Best Time Ever Made on the Pacific Coast. Saw Francisco, May 2i.—The six days “go gs you Please” match for the cotton nd belt held by W. H. Scott terminated last even- ing. Of twelve starters only five heid out to the end of the .contest, with scores as follows: W. H. Dancer, 51s miles; Frank L. Edwards, 510 miles and 2 laps; Patrico Guerrero, 503 miles, 1 lap: . P. Eaton, 428 miles; W. H. Scott, 413 thade on the Paine: coast, weatiog ‘O'Lealy ia ic coast, o in his contest with Weston 2 mie = ey —— FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Trickett Coming to America, Loxpon, May 21.—R4dward Trickett, the oars- mab, of Sydney, N.S.W., will start for the United States on the 28th inst. He will take two boats with him. After staying in New York a few days he goes to Saratoga, where he will go into training for any match that he may make. The Arrested Irish Priest. The (engl Sheehy, who has been arrested at Kilmaliock under the coercion act, has wy a See member of the land I e since its undation and was one of its original organ- | ivers, having attended its Dubin 4 frst meeting at French Politics. Lorpon, May 21.—The Paris tof the Times says: U cor : Under the Scrutin de liste method of electipg deputies the new chamber Will consist of 590 members, or about 50 more under M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire will remain until atter the elections, and then give place to M. Gambetta, A Grecian Grumble. A dispatch from Vienna to the Tinvs says: In anote dated May 14, Greece complained of the continuance of the concentration of Turkish troops in Thessaly. The Porte in reply declares that since the Porte’s acoeptance of the ew frontier line no relnforcements whatever have been sent to Thessaly. Lord Salisbury Sharply Criticized. Loxpon, May 21.—The Siandard, Daily Tele- graph, Spectator and Saturday Rebiew ly eriuecize the speech of Lord Salisbury at a banquet Thursday night, in which referring to the land bill he gave his own definition of the | shi LOCAL NEWS. The Labor Market. DIFFICULTIES OF BUILDERS, ‘The general scarcity of mechanics In this Dis- Urtct is a matter of consicerabdie comment among bullders and contractors, and as the demand increases for them the scarcity 1s more peroep- Uble. This, togecher with the scarcity of Bricks ped weorepne! Maen. qratp pred the advanor tn prices mal and labor, somew! embarrass the building Dasiness. ‘Tue demoed demand carpenters and other meshanics in tl this year bas drawn many in that dincouee, | where have been rangtns ret ot Ttis sald that not many days aco nse wees Chicago ae 4 city a two hundred | Carpenters, offering thelr passage Ghitago tree of cost. The | this season from: Penters’ pay, fixed by their union, has been accorded to them, and ft is sald that some of the Bosses have volunteered to pay an advance ‘on such increase In some cases in Order to meet the terms of their contracts for butlding houses, ‘The average Pay of carpenters ts now $2.59 per Gay; press bricklayers are now wetting $1.50 per ony, and are scarce at that, while advances have made in every branch of skilled la- bor. Horses and caris, which were so scarce earlier tn the season, are more plentiful now. It is thought that there will be plenty of bricks in the market in a few weeks, as soon as the frst kilns are opened. Thus tar the machine | brick workers have had tt all their own way as | to price and supply; but there are a large num- ber of hand- ¢ bricks Coming into the mar- ket very oon. ‘The Washington Monument. @NE BUNDRED AND NINETY PRET HIGH, Everything about the Washiogton monument | looks very lively, and things appear to be somewhat torn up. The workmen are busy in ining the machinery ih order to carry the work bi my — the machinery in its - oa jon no further height cau be added to . With the new lift twenty feet more can be put on without another ch. The height of the shart is now 190 ft.,26 of w! bave been added since the work was | Two courses a day is the aver work. Each a Sr ore the height. It is estt- mat along smooth! the beight of the monument at the close or ie Present working season will be 25) feet. When completed the Monument will be 550 feet higa. —— ° New Jerusaiem Church. THE ANNUAL CONVENTION. At the session of the general convention of the church of the New Jerusalem (Swedenbor- Gian) yesterday, after Tas Sran’s report clesed, several reports were made, that tn relation to the Washington society being as follo ws:—"'The Washington society goes on slowly but steadily reducing Its debt, amounting now to $6,500, ited in & Hew series of Six per cent bonds which were recently issued, thereby retiri the former outstanding — lions. Its faitnt energy, and is avly seconded by the church committee in promotion of the welfare of the society and the &ttainment of its objects. Not- supper Constitutional relations betw house of ‘Tux Rerorr afloat yesterday that Colonel | fPects been loorely conducted. It is also satd | leave this evening for New York on a bridal | jorde-and tenes oor nee oen the of | withstanding the <> __wascran Bd, way Sie aT , the debt of the soctety and the eS asursotow, D.C » May aist. 1881 rew, at p. m. Sovercigns' Hall, 3033 7th that many articles, such as bay rum, choice | tour. ‘Th De : pruapents pastor, there are bright Soe ng SRRCIAL SOTIOE Ts the Stocknolcers | gr. northwest, in chaive of tire. Q. Fancui.p. | Irish was to be superseded as head of the Bu- | Cerrar he maciee, such as ay rum. choice | tour aon gavehisthirty-third annual | Loxpox, May Sink dopa team ‘Panis to | Prospects of a more rapid growth snd exten ie | Qut-door meeting at Washington Oircle, 224 st You are hereby notified that an Election will . m. i " 85 held on MONDAY, May 30th, 1881, bet ween 2 na Fo, See, 80.6 be mee, Hevivel mend at S191 4 clock p. m., st Room trance on 6th street, ) to fil reau of Engraving and Printing does not seem | been purchased in quantities that indicate | May ball last evening at his academy, on F to be well founded. He is considered an excel. | Wholesale transactions in such luxuries, lent executive officer and is quite likely to Not a “Pest-Hionse.”” usefulness. Freed from above hindrances, Reuter’s Telegram Company announces that the ttain 7 street, The hall was) flled with the parents | Suitan of Turkey hes pronoued the depos | fOescGets mould attain sul greater efciency and friends of the children, and at the south | tion of the Bey, and that the French declare doctrines in this cosmopolitan community.” end a throne had been erected, deep in a beau- Rev. Mr. Sewell moved that the new edition of Many impartial persons are animadverting | tiful Bre oe overhanging arches of flowers French Defeat in Africa. the Bu 5 % Ut. Exc el the o = , Just revised at Oxford and Cam! Cobre by ASU. DUNCANSON, Seo. | To morte’ Mornivie ceive Sota ee Voit | Star Roure LITERATURR.—It {9 stated that upon those who have recently found great | 80d graceful vines. Theceremonyof thecrown | Panis, May @1.—News recelved here from pridge, | | | Z Ee - s ing of the Queen was most tall: “3 3 be referred to the ecclesiastical committee, to ==> HEADOUARTERS DECORATION UO, | Ser¥icesatS p.m. Sunday Schooi 9:45. stranwers j Mr. A. M. Gibsop, of the New York Sun, 13 3 1g QI gracefully pe Oran, Algeria, states that a column of French | pe reported back to the convention at I HEADQUARTERS DECORATION UOM- | Sor iis ‘ ss fault with the White House and speak of it | tormea, all the puplis ating. The Queen, = : PO Dat Its eartiest ee ye Desaronentof the bo. | Comdislly invited: 1t_ | preparing a reply to General Brady’s attack Loca Gaena ae ee Q troops, under Col. Innocents, has been attacked ed. | | st. northeast, st 8 p. m. it ard |-pgo> ALL SOOLS' (UNITARIAN) OHUSCH, ‘of Directors. owing to the sesigaation of W. M. &. J. T. y; their intention to upbold him. P lence; . as unfit for human habitation, in asanitary | Miss Fi royal power | by a body of 5,000 Insurgents led by the chief of | On S*™! > $31.—The ttee on Decora- ¥. M. C. A. CHAP! of 9th and | upon bim, which will contain some spic; y Of 5, gel y the Last evening the delegates were given a re- fin ior Seworial Day, May 0,-respecsfally re- | (OB p'ste--Sertices for young men only BG | Wat , DIY | point of view. Itis urged on the other hand | in proper style, and the matds of honor, Mines the Bouamena rebels, abd defeated after ahotiy | caption at the EDvItt House ala a ViIy enioye, who Bave Flowers, and are willing to | clase, Sunday, 4:30 p. m-, conducted by Jos. ——_ that cases of severe iliness have been com- Lewis, Lula Twom! My With maiiene | Contested engagement, in which the French | pje social time was spent. ANOTHER PLANETOID.—The Smithsonian In- | paratively tew there, and that that of Mrs. sone Boer pe Don nen teas _ yg eed Jost 40 native auxiliaries killed and wounded. snk ceuon stitution has recetved trom M. Foerster, of Ber- | Garfield ie the fits: case of protracted files OBrien a ting aainry sprite, attracted perhaps Cee ee it Chios. | This morning after devocional exercises the lin, the announcement of the discovery by M. | Which has occurred there in nearly a score of | the greatest attention on account of her dimin- quake occurred in this island last evening, and | CD8:deration of the president's report was pro- Palisa, at Pole, on the 20th inst, of a planetoia | Pears. The only, deaths within that period | ytive size and her graceful and falry-like mcve- | Geveral more hoses veh 7 Ce et with, The reportot the board of mis- of the thirteenth magnitude, ih fifteen nours | Pave Deen those of | Wille Lincoln, whose | mente, At the eonclusion of this ceremony an Gold Medals for Americans. sions was taken up. It states that the quite three minutes of right ascension, and twenty- | death was never attributed to local catises, and | extensive and varied program of fancy datces | MarvovaNE, Mey o1.—The Amores martham | Uberal amounts contributed for the yeneral three degrees ith declination, Of ME Dent, Mrs, Grants father, whose 8g@ | was executed, each number showing that tne | watch Compan has just recetved the only go q | 1-18 tonary Work has been productive in good with a dally motion of elght minutes north. ee Rea Tee Hei re ee ne ees children hed attained a high degree ot ro- | medals awarded to any exhibits of watches at | (ucasure Ct the desired results; thar there has = = believed to have hastened it. He had been | Scleicy under the skiiiful instructions of their | the international exhibition here. mission and that the frie THE NEw ComMissionER.—Dr. Geo. B. Loring, living in the Executive Mansion ‘over tour teacher. The commencementctf regulardancing | Twe Million New Testaments Sold pore urges: mds of the reading. contribute them for the purpose of decoratinz the | Bowes, Prayer mecting6 p.m. All young me3, graves of ovr dead soldiers, to notify the under- | and sisned, In order that they may be called for, free cf expense to the contribators: M. EMMET URELE, Chairman, m2 Army Medical Mi CHUROH OF THE BEFORMATION, lat and C southeast. —Kev. Dr. SEWakD_ of New York, will F. Parsi MINE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZZNS UF | at 9.19. ‘ashington, recognizicg the necessity for the estab ishment of s Homeopathte Hospitals have (Dee decided to cali a public meeting for the purposeof | [© . West considering this project. They invite the people | tor—Subjec: of Washinwtoa who feel interested toattend ameet. | Bora in, Ztc ing at Marini’s Ha! 4 10th atreets preach at 11 a.to.;the pastor, Rev. W. at Spm. Beate free. Sunday School luseum, 10th two minutes sou! 8 pom, ‘Vari mates of -. BUNday Rchool Revival Sarvicss 1, on E etreet. betwesn 9th and 5 romiss: 2 was inaugurated by a minuet de la ceur by the in England. cause continue their contributions, The = Ww CO! 01 Agric ¥ le le t rikwéet, on MONDAY, May 234, 8 | bY Mizyah Band. | Mevival services by Mizpah eee Ce a ner of ae are, J3 rep: years when he died. sresident Grant and his | Queen'a cet, and the diguity and precision with | Lexpox, May ot tae nmitin coples of the | smcunt received during the year is $2,245.40, . m. snd after fermop izht, Come. ering from the severe sprain of his ankle which | Wife and their five children lived there eight Which the little ones moved through the stately | revisea New Testament have been already sold | 224 Paid out, $1,552.05; leaving a balance of Kicntcomery Bisir, Wm. A. Meloy, Bae NASLEY CHaPzL, corner sth aad Fsts | Was caused last Saturday by his belng thrown | Years without suffering from any iliness. ‘The | tigures of this ancient dance was evidence ot | tees) £576 35. During the debate which followed it J. E. Hankin, D. ae Electus Pratt, northwest.—Preaching Sunday morning at | from his buggy while driving near the B. & O, | Same 1s true of the Hayes family, who also their earnestness in the work. = eS Was urged that most of the contributions were PRLS a ES ar oiloek (by fue pastor, tev. War, I McKeNwey; | depot. All day yesterday letters and telegrams | numbered seven, and lived there four years | “yr, and Mrs John Broslaead and thelr chil WALL STREET TO-DAY. made with the impression that they would bs o's Boney > ©. 5. Ohureh, Sine oo ieee ola ee | ot congratulation on his confirmation as Com- | without acase of serious liness, Nor aid any | arep, wno spent the winter at theitiggs House, | Advance Over Yesterday’s Prices, | devoted to home thlssions, and that it was ne- W_W. Burdette, Benj. Platt, * rerly lov 4 Se ar- | missioner o! jure poured in upon him num visitors who stay ere | ett this week for Detroit, re they Ww! y Nxw York, May 21.—The Post’s financial artt- | cessary that re should be two boards—one Robt. ¢. Fox, i Soe love Teast Thursday evening Seatetree 1" | trom ail parts of the country, and many visitors | With the Grant and Hayes famities fosl any i | <1 tals Manone Hines » MI ¥ cle -At the excl U. 8. bonds | for home and the other for foreign missions. called. He says there are many other matters | effects from their stay in the house. When the P /d¢ 1m future. | M Tyecond Gaels Of aR | are 'e bigher for the 58, Which are still sought | A resolution offered by Mr. Sewatl that the in which he thinks bis department should pro- | river flats are drained and filled and a brick per cents, Yester- | papers from the committee on foreign corre- u Ouiger. Henry 3. Baker, Hiobt. Leltct HAMLINE M. #. OHUROH, corner 9th Wak Van Derlip, Wa J: Gowns | and P x, James F. Maguire. | northwest —Preaching’ by pastor, Rey. 8. M. Hartsocs. 1a.m., ‘‘The Man's Dwelling snd Defence:" 8 tne Light of the eos THE COMING OF MESSIAH once cra: | Word.” Sunday Sohool 9.16 and 8:30. Welcome. THE COMING s c Ee : CE 22a) orenusrect this dead ones and 19 | MCKENDBEE M. &. OHUROH, Massa. bestow incorruptibility on the approved ones, and chusetts avenue, between 9th and 20tl to rebuild the Throne of David, and reanite the | Dorthwest.—Freaching by ths pastor. Rev, twelve tribes of Isrsel into the land promised by | Hznpggr Richakpson. 11 a. m. ot: God to Abraham, which tribes will constitute the | Tbin«s Working for Good.” 8p im., **The Vision Kingdom of Gad procisimed by Jesus the Qhrist | of Ezekiel; The Wheels and Living Creatures ° 7 and canes wie the Gospel eemaltinide tee Dw... Fong Service it Atal abouition of the popular superstition calle 7 nN = catilic ane Pretatan an ite Secure of at | (SBP eQthia cor viaariie nats Seu, an 0: gress in preference to its head being given a | Sewer, which now runs immediately beneath | 728 ino renenn . oS Mica i Hees tone aay the operanon to ¢ extend the sixes expired, ndence be referred to the committee on mis- Seat in the Cabinet, which last he considers } the White House, ts filed up and replaced by | Capitol Hilly who died over ageer are aie | acd the stock exchange this morning begat | clous, was ed, A resolution that the comparatively unimportant. one outside, which will communicate with one | froadnead was the daughter of the late Rt. | calling the 3%’s which represented the ex- | committee on foreign correspondence bes —_—— of the main city sewers (a work which 1s tobe | Storrs Wills. brother of N. P. Willis.—Gen. | UeDded sixes, and the quotation for them its | board of forelgn missions, was referred to the THE JUDGE Was AGREEABLE.—Judge Black | done this summer), all possible causes “of pre- | MeCook’s wife and children are visiting rela. | i¢3%A104. AB soon as the option to extend the | executive comintttee. Yentible diseases occurring in the Execative | tyes at Dayton, O.,and will not, for the pres- | 5'8 expire, (July 1st,) they will be called in like | Under a suspension of the rules the executive way or the other in regard to Stanley Matthews’ ent, join him at his station at White River | Manner. State bonds are active for the old | committee Tecommendiny the Sem enintione erie peek hin relations wine ect Junction.—The widow of Senator Carpenter | Tennessee sixes, which are up to <6 from 69, to | tion of the Savannah /Ga.) society entleman and his wife are so friendly that he | G88: GRANT's SHorr Memory.—Anent ex | has returned to the city on business connected | Which latter price they fell yesterday from'z4. | the society was formally received. Seenat President Grant’s letter urging the withdrawal | With her late husband’s estate.—Ex-Repre- | 00 account of reports from Nashville that legal THIS APTERNOON pained that an unfounded newspaper rumor | Preside: 's letter urging the withdraws roceedings threatened the scheme of state should have risked the interruption of thelr | of Robertson because he was not the choice of | Sentative Alley and his family have left the ‘Loulziana, there was a Conference meeting. and this even- Iv Genies with indignation that he took sides one Mansion will be removed. > carried and existing governments, “and ruling mankind in Sanday atil a. m. m., by the Pastor, ire. lunding recently adopted. con- | tug Fighteousness for one th ousaud years. The above | Key. W. BP. Hanmicon, D. D-, Morning Lecture, | Pleasant feelings towards each other. the New York Senators, the following bit ot | “IY forthe season, Sula, ao Up. WO) 6S trom Glee atlsona | is Lord's supper will be held,” 7°PUOR OF the Christadelphian Ecclesi~. “McOsnley's Hall. | ‘ihe Lite aud Character of Voltaike eo’ | PAYMABTER STEVENGON'S Accovwra.—Scnator | History 1a recalled. Gén. Grant when Pres. Closing Hours of the Senate. bonds are irregular, Dut generally | Mc Osule ne. between 2d ena dd streets southeast lic invited. No collection. seer | te 'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANOE HAMILTON & SHED. NION.—Gospel praise services at Odeon her, the 7 y ident nominated Wm. A. Simmons for collector . ” _ | advance ran; from \az per cent, the latter TO-MORROW MORNING Voorhees and Col. R. G. Ingersoll will appear | of the port of Boston at tha instance of Gen | INVESTIGATION OF SOLDIERS’ HOME—NOMINA eee nae eke areas there wil-be Sunday echoot exervisns, and pub- L. ‘ oeED AM i Houston & vefore'the naval board which is &amining Pay- | Butler and without consulting the Massachu- | T/ON8 CONFIRMED, REJECTED AND LAID OVER. ulation in stocks, although at ev. rues D-INKING. Hal #24 et end Pa. ave. northwest, TO-MOR- | master Stevenson next Tuesday. Tuey will | setts Senators. Both the Senators from thai | In the Senate yesterday, after Tas Srax's | ThGUpward # co Mercer preaching), communion at the a 4 <i tended with frequent reactions, continues to eel = : KOW (Sal.bath} AF TEBNOON, at 3 . . jue in favor of Mr. Stevenson arfd endeavor | state protested earnestly against the appoint- | report closed, Mr. -Logan offered a resolution, sf at 3 o'clock In the afternoon, and a. XTORES. E ELS, a é arg’ ea D lestly ag: e app! pO) , | make strong treasury, and the net result of the ¢ 3 AT hones 386 tes NaNO FURS Aces. Nout. ne : eae = ze. a. 2 ahow wy, there should be no hitch in his ment and insisted npon ia Riaceae a he which was adopted, directing the commit‘ee ou auetuatlons ‘thus Tar to-day is an vance ‘over | Gin ooeke ae a ok hare ped indg of Jub Work in onr line promptly at- GRA’ of Boston, will preach moti » Sel Jonk- | military affairs to examine lato the affairsot 1h yesterday's closing prices of + 6 latter |) may = < tended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 2 Od6 Fell ‘on 7th street Pp. a ing voted firm Si ns, despite Sate iD | theran Chureh (11th and Hi strects) Rev. Dr. mis 409 9ih atieet._ | 0), at 10-30 Mea Soclodky Suva pe METEOROLOGICAL CONNECTION WITH MExIco.— procats of the Sasson Senate © the | soldiers’ Home in Washington, D. C. Berea | ree ory atrra nen: tical bristianit De The Prose t’ eok geal = Dbristianity p.m. 6 Pres cal Mee reas oe F BROORS, with | Paps] Paus sid Prosvects, Prophetically Con- ter of a century practical experience. can inest | Sic¢red from a Bible Stand. point.” dhe came sub. Al'compet tion aud sell at Lowess Raves, im: | Je twil be, considered This (Saturday) Byening at ye by Tslant 3 to 145%. Kansas & Texas ad- | Giles will preach in the morning and itev, Mr. Port at the next seaston. Vancea “eany to 6 but as “we wns | Bilckman fa the event enters by the Brownsville, Texas and Tampico |] BRADY'S CONTRIBUTION ‘TO | THE FOLLOWING NOMINATIONS WERE CONFIRWED | 527,853. W. U. is up to 1231, and (Mexico) cable into meterological connection HE CAMPAIGN FUND. in addition to those printed in yesterday's | 927; x. ‘Central Pacific ts up to 95. with the United States algnal sarvice, and that | The Correspondence Between Mr. | ST48: Charles A. Gould, collector of custoinsfor | C. C. C. and I. to 1011; St. Paul and Omaha The chief signal officer announces*that Mexico District Government Affairs. ‘The parking ocmmission has had North Capt- mense stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves, | Be r a tol street, from near the Capitol to Boundary reduced rates. =~ METROPOLITAN M. &. GHURC! - | this country will receive data from Mexico, - Hubbell and Gen. Garfield. the district of Buffalo Creek, N. Y., vice Tyler, preferred to 1074, and Hannibal and St. Joseph |“ i me y a EE, Broons, | G6" sero and 44 Haveta Ths vistine’ Cope: Vera Cruz and Tampico hereafter. {Wash, Special N.Y ‘Tribune.} pcclneres PIDADUrg CPE ICU TERS, | ein a an a ee ae | ing commission has bad apes: sry Barks treet. nderies of 18 ship i 8 5 ——_ aw vee customs, 5 3 . 2 | 15, iarw . T= BUBERA GPRINGS WATER Gromack. | Ghureh Te-morrow Moning. at ti am. Sit | Craypcgn ror JHE SENATE —The frienaa ot | <¢:WHY don’t You glve to the public the letter | Colieotor ct cUMOMe’ Aimer ee reed | Gord Danbury and Narwalk t0 133 being on the | Planted this season. EUBEEA SPRINGS WATER, (from Ark- | Knight Kev. W. 8. SiUDLex, of Mass. will : nds of | you wrote to Gen. Garfeld asking him t2 ask | States consuls—John B. Glover, Ind., Havre, | report that the New Seney road to Pi i, the | _ Mr. W. O. Roome. chief of the special asseas- aneas,) summit Deep Bock, Geysar, (Sara- eb. At pm; the pastor, Rev. RN. Barn. | William E. Chandler say that now that he has | Brady to ask the star route contractors to con- | France: Geo. F. Mosher, NH.’ Nice, France; Take Shore, has made a contract with the Erie. | ment division, has issued tax lien certifiates te a 01 rea eee aroused to vacate the middie | been defeated for the solicitor generaisnip by | tribute for campaign expenses?” asked a Tri- | William B. Wills, Mich... Retvoniacn ‘The Seney road may be completed within a year. | against property on Carroll street, trom ist to Watere, Treehiy recetved, and for sale on draught at | PS&E vews st moruingservice. "at" | sernoeratic votes, he will wee “it for eit. Ina | uune correspondent of Congressman Habvell, Wharton, Ga, Sonneberg: David Vickers, N. Jy | The Granger stocks aro erong, Due dull-the | 24 strects east: 28d weet, tron ate geese 5 ee, ‘THOUGHT £XCHANGE—233 Penn. ave. | worth among the New Hampshire stalwarts | tbe cbeirman ot the Repubitcan Congressional | Matanzas; E. H. Rogers, eb., Vera Cruz; H.S, | Trunk Line and coal stocks, firm, but quiet; | north; O street south, from 4\ abreet to the MILBUBN’S PHARMACY, : northwest, Sunday afternoon, 8 o'clock. 3 2 committee, to-day. Kaley, Neb., Chemnitz; Jol wit the Elevated stocks, feverish. The market for | river; 24th street west; from Virginia avenue for election to the U.S. Senate to succeed Mr, ” 'Y, Neb., Chem! G. Crawiord, N. levat mS 1430 Pennsylvania ave. Free Sy tecnr Se Rollins, = s) “‘I never wrote such a letter,” was the reply. | H., Coaticoop: Jas. C. Bt sin. tothe Observatory; G street south, from 9th Cal, Tien! foreign exchan; dull and barely steady “There is no such letter in existence, and never | Postmasters—Benjamin Darlington. at Pitts. Sesterday decline, = waa? burg, Pa.; Joseph H. Manly, Augusta, Me; 5 “Why, then, what ig all this talk about in . 4 , Amores T! eed ee a, nas directed that the | tno gar’ route organs? If there 1s anythin Jamés D. Watson, Sree eee BALTIMORE, May 21.—The oftice of D. Fahnes- | the rublie trustees met last night at the erest On the Pacific railroad bonds shall Wrong, it 1s good to make a confession ani Mo.; Jno. F. Haynes, Round Rock, Texas; John | tock & Co., brokers. on South street, this city, | bank of Washington, and had under consider- hereafter be paid by checks from the depart- | have it off your mind.” B. Nicholas, Denton, Texas. Elfjah A. Stone, | 88 robbed this morning of $10,500 1n bonds. | ation the plans recently reparad hy Architect ment instead of on schedules at the sub treas- Mr. Hubbell smiled and said there was noth- ney, Idaho. | The bonds had been placed vehind a screen, | Clark, for the new achoa bulidiags, to be whence they were taken without attracting | crectca ih the second am <4 were not riding around in earrtages in our | [. ¥, Proudhommn and Marshall Oliver, to be | Holice. No clue to the Ustet nas yet been ob: | Visions. “A report or ghee oe see Gis commitiee, but were working with our coats off feSS01 emat a tained. to elect Gen. Garfield President. We were hard | Professors of mathematics in the navy. subject SECOND ASSISTANT PostwaSTER GeNeRAL | up, and wanted money to rinting bills. I essrs. Woodford, Tenny, Mar. a by Eiwmm has taken hold of his office in dead | remember It all, and have’ no Bbjeettin to teu. jougall, icnox ‘and Gould Were all coniitmed steamer Dispatch, Kaving on board Secret the carnest. While ho believes in a Uberat spiric | I9€ the whole story. 1 went to Brady, es went | without opposition. Hunt and taully, Henry Garfield, anda.nam- | SWS to the lowest bidders as foliows: fch- in sending the mails to the most remote Inhabi- sir aie Braay as : . CHANDLER'S NOMINATION REJECTED. of friends, arri ere at 10 o'clock ‘rant «300.000 BIOCKS at $42.50; ante Onder nes charge of the ofice there wii | clit give something. Brady aatd he didu’t | pne Gannanen oe ATION Chandler, to be ber Is, arrived he this | Root! To Be & : bh NOTICE partially heard. abvening meeting & pm W. —- JOLEMAN, (ex-Att.rney General o} ‘The undersivned having opened his New Store st | lecture on * Idealism as Ooposed to 8: ali and Materialism," to be followed by criticisms in ten minutes’ speeches. Admission Scents. 11" | ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN Foren CHURCH, corner Lith and H streets north~ Rev 8. Domgr, D. D., Pastor. —Preachins in t 10th street east, andon Duddington Piace, INTEREST ON Paciric RalL20ap Bonps.—The irom B to C streets south. Robbery in 8 , ry im ‘he committee on buildings and repairs of 1419 NEW YORK AVENUE, with a well-selec BUILDERS’ ASD MISCELLANEOUS HARD- WAKE, to be Indian agent sor Fort Hall ury offices, as heretofore. All ‘istered in- | irg to it. “I was working hard,” he added. e; post terest paid by the Treasury will therefore here. | "Wf Sha ae Foudhearh and Sal atter be pa‘d by check. ons Will be made to the school board next Tuesday. Secretary Hunt and Party. il CORTRACTS FOR GRANITE PAVING BLOCKS AWARDED ae for furnishing CUTLERY, TOOLS, &c., Baickm, | 5 p.m. by Rev. A. O. Se invites bis friends and the public to | Subject: -"After death, what?” The above are call. members of the Swedenborsian Convention now JAMES B.LAMSIE. | in sessiomin this city. at EOMAN'S “SAVINGS AND | EE 0) "3 BAVINGS ND | TRUST COMPANY, | D. ©. he Devoaitora and SEDMAN'S BAVINGS AND | ¥ that ail claims must be pre- vidend lared ap- ALL MEMBERS OF TH ITAuLAN ASSOCIATION are requeste! to most ay | Hall, corner Sth and E strests north zest, SUN- + March 14, 1881. | DAY, May 22. at 8 a 1m. atend fnnersi of Scear 1t* By order of Sec. | ALL MEMBE j ‘ork, 100,000 ON, hn Bro. & Co., New Saale waned Il Cee Morning. Salutes were fired from the Ten- | ! B00 r Swamp ard rupning nowhere. Meanwhile, wi a] re ‘ . Mr. ay —_e—_———_—. z- bis co operation, Gen, James will proceed to Cong reee THe one ne ae ore, His Projects In | drienly outlined the democratic op} gattion to its The Market. arry out his idea that the Post omoe dopart- | same Teason: T Cold Mite Wa neon re retke | confirmation, on the ground that Mr. Chandler BALTIMORE, May 21.— ment can be made virtually self supporting. It 5 7 “ has been hostile to the south, and is too pro- second serie: . past due coupons, | District conimissioners yesterday to see If some fs fortunate, too, that the action els ‘Sew | WaStight. Well, the upshot of it was he sald easy: % , 4236; clo. ie Ne a nounced a republican Partisan for the position. 96; do. new ten-forties, Bay bid York Senators in resigning their seats relieves | Wowie ack Mike to oreo on if Gen. Gariield | Mr Blair spoke at cousiderable length tn sop, | , BALTIMORE, May" 21: to make arrangements to so Jacort C_P. RALLO. e : THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. ‘irginia sixes, console, A delegation of physicians called upon the heretofore dee! or before AUGU OF TH “3 AND JOUNEBS' UNION No a ¢d to be present at the next meeting, at their halt May 257, tw assist in transacting important busi- Les MEADS CADNOt be devised by which ald can be Ba chs 1-Coton steady mid ap — the weeny 3 funda, to the ay nd » 25 cer ce for Pat ina 4 in e nor feo aad aeaenn. aud main’ ce of the new emergency hospt Gen. James of a good deal of embarrassment. | Reid Guat ted ied Bek ore rote, to Gen: Gar- | Hort of the nomination, and Mr. Frye also enth: iy ‘and otbers’ unchar tal about to be tna = a He can now give his whole time to the postal | gd and toil him how we were situated. and | Pets but briefly, advocated sta confirmation, | * nd y 7 y ‘lear W. a8 estern lower, clos service and have done with political complica- eee hi i Bee nometniig ae ehos did, | 9nd vote was then taken, which resulted in steady sont therm rede i daa 28, ho erbes hae, | FeceDt Sal ‘That's all there was to it. Gen. Garfield wrote | 18 rejection by five majority, as follows:—Yeas, : me a reply, and I showed it to Brady. He | 19fepublicans; nays, 24 demborata and Sen PP NAVAL ORDERS. —Cadet Midshipman W. J. | asked me to'let him take the letter and keep it | Cameron (Pa) The only other republican pres. | 2 17%: Aw Sears has reported his return home and has | ashorttime. I didn’t know what he wanted, | {Bt and unpaired, who did not vote in favor of | yoeern, hiv Deen laced on malting orders, aves ot ab | Sut ict tim Auep cae ctr ehauamti | Wi, anlgmaan, Was eeniar Mitel eu | BTR sence haye been granted as follows:—Lieut. F. “Whi ” aske y “ ADJOURNMENT SINE DIB. western. white, 49a0; do. 48049. Bye 8. Bassett. for one month from June 6th; En- y ot,” asked the correspondent, “make taken the chalr, Senior, Lise i4. Hay quiet and Death of sign IL. 6, Dunn, one month from the stn; | Zour jetter public, since Brady has published | Mr. Harris, having Aeon Mr. Pou: | Provisions armer but without quotable chaase. Assistant Professor H. Dalmon, during the | Siwoy Tt xept no copy of such letters.” the Vice Prealdent for the courtesy, ability and a Hon to leave the United states the Ibaveree | "My'doean' the rresident give toute” | impartiality with Pay Inspector A. J. Clark is extended one voce | ,.“The President of the United States can’t | the deliberations of the Senate, was troubles: 5 Fs = THE New DgvaRrwext BurLprne.—There are | thé letter was a private ano from, me 00. SE ee oe him, and Gen. Garfield is not in the hab! ; | (em, of the Senate was elected. ho 124 men at work on the narth wing ot the new | ishing private lettera whioh Ne receives >" State, War and Navy department bullding. “The letter was ‘ours, and you can with pro- The work is along rapidly. The lower | Priety make iwpuble iron roof is now ig putin. It isan not already recatved divi- mS 1BAAQ A. MILLER, Rec Sec’y._ . a their books by UNION VETERAN CORPS — Mombers wail or express, or throush some responsible bank | (RF aru sagered tentend amperes meee TO. yg of te a rphans Home, on G and The Commissioners heard the statement made, and concluded that have no funds at their command with which to ald the enter- appropriation bat been made for tions, NIGHT (Saturdsy) at So'clock sharp. A full at- tendance is requested. = 8. E. THOMASON, Ospt. Comd’g. MAY WSED & BUCUHINSGN, FXOELSIOR LODGE, No. 12,1. 0. M Oficers and members of Excelsior Lo. 317 Ninth Street Northwest. You are hereby bonedto ‘meet at Odd Fellow’ ual east) TO-MOKBUW (Sunday) at 2 p. m., t2 at GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO the funeral cfour Inte Bro. SaxUR!, URL. Lossy, ter Lod: ord f WM. MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING | Eister Lodges are invited By order of WM IN CITY RESIDENCES, - THE Da» ‘4 willhold their nega, AND, HAVING A LARGE FORCE OF 1a? sunday Eventaw seo inp at O88 F slows COMPETENT WORKMEN, eT oe orn ee, ar postman Me. ATTEND PROMPLLY ALL JOBBING ORDERS. —_jan12 w™ STORE ABERT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, of banker, accompanied with their addreas. marl2 JNO. JAY & | Commissioner. | jo Gen. French, 5 nom!- ordinsry to fair, 936 - Whisky Gull, 1.098 Receipts Gull an: 215, | flour, 2,668 2 Wheat, 83,890 3 te. Senate, = 15, 5 Ky te ~og Re stan ere oan EW YORK, May 21 * 3 | Bi THE NOMINATIONS THAT WENT OV! DISTRIOT suspar SCHOOL CONVEN- FOUNDRY admira- Mr. Hubbell said he was going to the White ¥' CHUROH, 188 jand Ho. 408 Sth street north west. AX 24, Rey. B. P. BSOW ble piece of work. Evel 18 Co! to- | House, and would get the letter if it had been Pi ti eng ming naw May 21, 11 a. —The Stock ¥. E., Presiding. ther with Precision. It is the | Preserved. Mar) strong abd higher. at . NB PETE | cpg con, m3 8 ples My | MREMEREN TURNS A | etn MEANT RoNMRL Re ee Saleem CaN eet ¥ the store, 8: “ . Ny, s wa center le! e 1e x for C. 5 wi Tam treet between Wana Y seein: for the yar | AMES Bobet, TheParpoee tnd Work vi #86 | fhe Contractors are’ Dehisd in delivering wes | Itremaina itis astolione 101 shares prominent in the improve- roe CAEP Be on the Plumbing aad Geet ree} rs <<< granite. It is expected, however, that work | HEApguanTERs REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL 7 ND SEss1oN—Wednesday, May 25, from 2 to cy juily invites his friends an acall. T y- os = REI Evansvi'le, Kansas and Teras, and Leen t > | 4p.m. Short essays will be read by prominent | there will soon be under food headway and the | , Coxurzzex, WasuiNaron, D.0..Aug-19, 1880.5 ao on Ey practical capenence. Josthie Send woeten | Sunday tchcol orkers, upon subjects of interest | pavilion run up. Voie) ciaun ia Sins area anal aneonaais fainy achive: os ne AL work warraiited, Mesedoatae ced hool Work. H : a. ‘ntS-in 2 Shier _ | Saitama Saisson—BMay 26, from8t010 p.m. Gen- | Tux Pansxcursy Jewa.—Mr. Simon Wort, ot | {Baterne irieuds 9 aid fn Carrying on my work 434 per cents, 6: tives, 101.) sew deine VNGINE Ol! _UeE THE Beat: eee aie o et ee eson—May 26. from 2 to 4 p. m. | this city, called on Secretary Blaine to-day to | they are profuse in food wishes and ready t0 n= Sow Vouk Gecte: seh ritoee 10a ed cated STE SER Oba hare soe Tents peat na | Short emsaze fo Sunday school workers. | ask the good offices of our government in be- | fiilssnd oiheck mene ae Be a en » 80%. New York, Ontario and Western, vi ec Ba a : ged | | Fiera Sessioy.—May 26, from ‘ning ees. | Half of the. persecuted Jews in Russia and the | Office department, seems to think that yon do not a fared oy en Cndoree it as Bret clare, Manutac- | cra: duscaesion of the essays of the morning fee. | Danubian Provinces, or to have our representa. | care for his aid, aud Is for ance unease eee SEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. mar3i-2m3 7 Ocdar street. New York. | wet with by tesehers. Five minutes allotted to | tives instructed to join with other governments eae ‘be cool toward yor. , Lam eatisfied ths, ‘The { were curreat in New UY THE “MYSTERY” ‘T.—" cach 8) = SHIBT.—They are speaker. ‘Aret-clars ina ag New | gAlsriends of Sunday especially ot ied race, sn intimation from you schools, and q | beapprectated, he would perhaps do: for Mr. Woit that he had ‘are invited to attend the indeed: he has iathomen oe seo oe — ‘me. ork Mills, Wameutts, and Williamsville—not already taken Wzanoe of the matter, and | Wont sos Siied or, ‘9urth rate govae starved Wemmatin, | “Be aacf this convention. was preparing a now fo be sent toGan. | press a Gcalretor his sid, fos T ased belo nary eee | Ses en dt Ee eee | Tana maLS | Foster at St Burg, which, wen rosdy, | fut uow’ Menpeetur ‘Jay A. Huspett, for 76 cents, and if they arc not satisfactory —_ [would be etre to Rie Drear) ie 3 To a= Hon. James A. Ganrietp, Mentor, Uhio. Pangonat.—Kurd von Schlizer, the German | gooamers ty ould Mr. Hubbell, “the o minister here, galled from New York for Europe | print the reply ar ‘abriiela with itso tne whole to-day.—Ex- Representative cae, ot New | story can be seen at ance Don’ make It appear, was yesterday divorced trom his wife on | however, that I have any quarrel rady: is Gen application.—Commodore Shufeldt | for I have none. After all,I didn’t get any- beans sigue matieag rece eet — Boutwell is in | Brady gave me his check for a part of the tovn.~--Jeifereon Davis decines to be resent, | 1 Suppose it was his own personal 2 Ma. on ee ng ts Genorat Garfield’s reply to DO “YOU WART A P - PET y PLOOMING com. If 80, a few applications of Hagan's MAGROLIA BALM 40, at MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM ‘Will gratify you to your heart's content. It does away with BaLLownese, mene; — Brorcugs, DisEasEs AND IMPERFECTIONS OF THE SKIN. i la | H COLLARS, finest quat! latest styles, Wi! than ever. ‘Very fine ALL- EN IDEERCHIEFS, 25 cents, worth fi i H E i & ; i BAF ~' MEGINNISS, mid 1002 F street northwest. eposrva BABGAINS IN SEWING MA- CHINES FOR A FEW DAY¥s, ii 7 ! | Iz Ovencomms THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE oF | ‘Begaz, Faticue axp EXcit=MExr. } ! . old court of ‘Frederick Ma, Wednesday, —— Davis will: chin he will give us all the bie? T ‘fled a a Wibseigr § Wastin osene ets Maxrs 4 Lapr oy Turrr Arrzin 20r tor Gonmall ‘has returned to his summer fet think he can, hel é tal mo how 2 tikndanen arenes gene omen eeemmmmmwe,. | ata tc tisewiatee™™ | BFA wameneeye tema ret | "Pi sa newne, vehace Sasi seems le trout have Rot seem to a Renting and Repairing. wsati | sanzT-e0 + | Wasting some time for nis trresiauble hook, | a sensation in the jenn. ced in taat aisuret, but Judge Lynch fore