Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1882, Page 3

Pree BS FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. ‘The Potomac Flats Improvement. - FINANCIAL private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BEIWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. H. BH. DODGE, Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought «nd Sold on Commission, ‘Wo. 539 15rm STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING,* Agency for Prince and Whitely, Steck Broker €4 Baoapwax. New Yore. Every clase of Securities bought and sold on commis Senin San Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Beston and Washington. Orders executed on th: tock Exchange at one-eighth of one per2sa Private and direct telexraph wires =» . Phuadeiphia, New York and Boston, throngb Which oriers are executed on tho Stock Exchanges ir thowe cities and reported back promptly. Quotation Stocks and Bonds sud mformation regardiag th cur wires INSTANTLY di. ved thro » New ¥: RAILROADS. GPENANDOATL VALLEY RAILROAD, THE CEPAT TRUNK WEST. BOSTO 4A, F w LANT HR. SOUTH- 1H Ee LTD LEANS, LE. J A, CHATTANOOGA MEMPHIS. binwt wih Par.or ar lecper Luray to ronte to the Perle CAVELN= OF OF_VIRGINTA, ie Freaks of Nature. nte to the And Popular » NGS. VIRGINIA SPE QUICK SUPERIO.. Ace No Ask tor Tickets via Six HENKY FIN JOSEPH Ht . CHAS. P. HATCH, @ TRANSIT! MMODATIONS! au’ Fee RICHMONI Fe F “oe He WMAC STEAME: K a f trom the monotony of L LICKETS GUOD BY BOAT, AND VIC VERSA can be had at WATTINGLY, Gen. Supt. yt ts for Ha- i Frederick.) e and Laurel Expres: snapels Jus ction, d Way Stations. erick. Maverstown, Win. ns. (On Sunday to Point of 2 ( us oly.) MOLE EXPRESS, A (Martinsburg and ~ vit Relay wurel. ) YORK and BOSTON "ars to New York. F K. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent, Balto. MENS, Master of ‘irans.,Buito.” my SSYLYANIA ROUTE, Til, WEST AND SOUTHW! E SPLENDID 3 MAC RAILROAD. Buflalo, Navara, 6-400. with Palor C.r from Har- AND Poy sport, Lock Haven, and Ebnira, at9.30 . als, ex z tend Expreas ov Pail perm. Lit iil, 5) a.m. Jor. ffording double 3 cans NEw LOBSTER Toal Best SWEET CATAWBA OLD HOLLAND GIN. GREEN GINGER, WHOLE AND GROUND SPICES. WHITE AND BLACK MUSTARD SEED. GEO. A. OHARE, 3y22-1m 1213 7th street northwest, bet. M snd N. a Ff BEE 9585, DD! A mesh, Akh S3ss8 DDD A A.. D D peso ea Seu NATURAL MINERAL WATER IN GLASs, . W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. TRADE SUPPLIED. TO HOUSEKEEPERS! NOTICE pore aaa Biya aeen ZLLALR= Bgeccunaze 4 wee222 dat Tot t EI rs it cites cise L ” TLL Tun TF WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot: Corner Ist street and Indiana avenu> jel WM. M. GALT & CO. rarer: CLARET! CLARET We offer, as a specialty, THREE BOTTLES TABLE CLARET FOR $1, OR $5.75 PER DOZEN. Ww assortment of HIGHER GRADES OF we are offering at low ficures. Be MEATS, PICKLES, OLIVES, PANNED OYSTERS, SAKDLNES, Se., &e., for Picnics and Kx- cursions. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, _No. 120) F SIREET NORTHWEST. pcas R. KELL : Draven re Frest-Crasa BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, Sc. CORNED BEEP 628, 629 and (30 Center Market, 9th street wing, and 208 N ry Post Oftiee. ‘Keting debvcred fres of charge to allpartsof the | anard4 m5, STEAMERS. &e. Jip of this 1 ERDAM. RO! M_ SCHIEDSM, » CALAND. street, Jersey City, N. J., ral Agent, 27 Sor Wil AMSTERDAM. he first-class. fll power~a, Clyde-built Dutch | DAM. RO Ri ZA’ NDAM, P. re OLE) MAAS, to the Nether‘ands. leave com- WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am- $50: steers axe apply to W. G. M. ia avenue, Washington. M " LEAVES Tra TUESDAY AND a orclock #.™. Potomue river at landings in ive, Mattox Creek on pel P int and Br sdaya ‘ap, Sundays ‘town and every Monday, returning, Wednesday and Friday G. T.JONYS, Agent, ‘7th street wharf, 7M. ARCH 19th the STEA SHEGA, jeay + iKiver Freight must be Prepaid. Je\urmung, arrive in Washinzton every Satneday night STEPHENSON & BRO., AcENts, m16.€m 7th street Wharf and or, 12th and P NOFICE. 2 —— FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. ut 7 Creek. FHUR é andings. On MO> DAY as fara: THURSDAY, Nomini, Curriomen, St. Clement's Bay, stone's wharf, 'C mini Ferry. eouardtown and am_and How- orthern Liberty Market; or Address | D THE ARRIVAL Is THE CITY TO-DAY OF THB ENGI | YESTERDAY'S THQFIMOWY IH THE GARLAND BUSEED wEER It CHARGE Major Peter C. Hatns, engineer corps, who has beeen detailed to take charge of the Potomac flat, improvement, arrived in the city to-day. He pald his respects to the Secretary of War and for duty to Gen. Wright, chief of engineers. retary Lincoin said to a Stam reporter SUMMER RESORTS. AND 10 EA SPRAY COTTAGES,” NOB. 8 Rice to $10.ana $14 pee week. Apply ona Mire. C.J. ALLEN. an FOR THE MOUNTAINS! ARMY ‘Gnd Navy obicars Department Gete ‘special low rates. Address Lugust 18. a r[HOMAS DOWLING, ‘Aucnbneer. TWO FINE LARGE BA’ HO! 7 DOUBLE HARNESS AND WAGON AF "AUG On SATURDAY, NIN ¥ a TWELVE M., tn frout of ualosroaue I wit toll the THUBSDAY.............. August 17, 1582. 2d Edition. os JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. re USTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON N gee 415% Covering Addison with a pistol during the affray. STREEL! NORTHWEST, BETWEEN TWENTY- COL OCEAN Bi =m as Under cross-examination he admitted that he was THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS. H oa geES UNE SEPTEMBER 3B. 10 De attended | so near-sighted that he could not recognize a man's virtueof » deed of trust, dated 25th July, {Mbusteated circular, terme, So. addroas of title to the | esta across the court-room (about 15 feet). 5 D. 1875, and recorded in Liber No. 794, folio 136, FRED. E. FOSTER. ' General has so “ of the land records for the District of Colunal Circulars at Star office. charge of such matters, they are set- | has been stated that Addison, during the and at request of the party secured, we EASON 1882. ——————— tied conclusively the work cannot be entered | ing, had tried to shield his body by getting He auctiou, in tront ‘ot the ‘premiives. Ss = ‘The Bankers’ Convention at Saratoga. | upon. close to the d and a section of about PAST FIVE GOLGG BRIGHT HOUSE Saratoga, N. ¥., August 17.—At this morning’s Pr 7 the orn. t jo the ground and a section of Shout tum frente) oars abictyafe DOUGLASS HOUSE, Mobile, gave a briet account of crop prompecte in| The following Sg were aes today tn Inckery sapling only about six incuee in diamwnete the ¥ One for the same ROD se obile ryan ee oe At a point on the north line of eitd Lot fourteen (14) foot Wink Opes raeg2. wis state, whieh he says are "rhe planters | the Patent omice: Jones: the trunk and put himself in the from the northwest corner of ‘sald Lot, due east with north line of said Lot and with N street sixteen (16) feet six (6) inches; themce south parallel to west line of said Lot one hundred fest: thence weet eix- teen feet six inches; thence north one hundred feet, to of Alabama are getting rid oiPtne Incubus of deve ‘The mineral wealth of the state 1s great and only heeds capital to develop it. Mr. W. H. Berkins, vashier of the Capital State Bank, Jackson, Miss, read a paper on the industrial growth of Missis- resident of the Merchants’ 4 appease the cotton states. ‘ansas, gave a glowing ac- an H. Roots, ng | Bank, Little Rock, Al count of the progress and present prosperous con- dition of business in that state. Mr. Nelson, of Selma, gave an account of affairs in Alabama, and said that the south was the most flourishing country in the world. I. M. Felter, of New York, offered a resolution for the afoption of some pian. whereby. an inter. change of information regarding borrowers may be had. The executive committee reported a con- struction to the recent amendments to the month, | Mational banking law which claims that a position tm which he had seen Addison after Gam nd had emptied his pistol. John BE. Eanes, an we at Wedoerbern's mill, testified that Boswell came to the mill early in the morning and inquired for Addison. A\ Was not there at the time, and witness sent ome the mill hands for him. ‘The witness and engaged In a conversation, but Boswell made ne relerence to any anticipated fight. Pretty so0m Addison came, and witness introduced him t Be well. Boswell told Addison that Garland was Waiting to see him ta the public road, Addison replied: “Very well.” Bosweli asked him if Be Would not take some of his friends with him. Addison sald: “No, he preferred not to ene broil any of his friends;” but on Boswell’s exprems Ing a wish that he should do so, Addison invited the witness and the others to accompany Bim, who ace Of First assistant examiners—Charies Randall, TL, and Charles G. Gould, Vt Second assistant examiners—Edmund R Wi- ams, Conn.; Amasa C. Paul, N. H.; John C, Pennie, N. ¥.; James B. Litulewood, LiL; and Daniel J. Kelly, N. ¥. Third assistant examiners—Grenville Lewis, Pa.; James F. Allen, N. ¥.; Arthur W. Harrison, Conn. ; Frank P. MacLean, Cal; Thomas J. Hud- son, Mich.; Archibald McNaugiit, Wis; and Win- field S. Chase, Va. ‘Tpe following assistant examiners appointed foul assistant examiners: Frederick W. Crocker, N. Y.; Julian C. Dowell, N. C.; Charles F. Brown, Conn.’; Alexander Waddle, jr, Ohi R. Lybrand, Ohio; Thomas Hoge, Pa. ; John Darby, D. C.; Thomas H. Mitchell, Tenn.; Wm. H. — James H. Pollard, La; Wm. A. Red- E pea Swe WALTER teaiee Proprietor. c= HOUSE, ARBURY PARK, N. J. we Hotel: Cuisine: and service unsurpassed ; conveyance toW ‘Leach and from station; rates very reasonable. 5" Adaress A. A. M. CLARK. ‘gene PFEX POINT HOTEL. Sr. Marr's Coustry, Marrnaxn, Open for reception of Guests Juxe 15th, under the management of the owner, Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TRAVELS. De ae en fet oom, meres, yated, furnished and supp! every convenience for the comfort of guests, and isa first-class Sumuner Home for families. Bai 2 ird cash; batance in six and twelve months, with interest secared by trust on the - $100 deposit at time of sale. Conveyancing aser’s cost. “jerms ts be complied with in six days or property will te resold at purchaser's coat. ALLIAM A, ¥ SALE OF EN 18ST AND By virtuc of a decree issue by th> Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Twil sell in front of the premises on THURSDAY, 1TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1882, at 6 0% p.m, that piece or parcel of Isnd aid premises and kiown aud described on The witness w..iked by the side of Bost Terms—$2 per Gay, $10 per week, and $35 was on horseback. the way to the frqund plat ox plan of Washington city. D. O-. a8 | mutteation with Washington, Ballin, ant Moore | Tpasonable construction of section, ten authorizes | mond, D. C!; Geo. H. Stockbridge, Meeting Boswell quoted extracts from Mis Hasohe ing jot No. 6, in square No. 993, toxether with im- | DYE "ting steamers Georse ‘Lady of the Lake, | (tS, Comptroller to issue to S having over | De Vol, Ind.; Orlando B. Lester, etv’s letter. When Addison and Garland met Gare Frovements, ‘wave, easements, Xc., situated on north | PY the fine stear a the Lake, | $100,000 capital, circulating notes eyual in amount | Mixer,’ I! 148s, land said: “Are you the gentleman that Bide of O rtrect, belween Jat and Sdetneta nw. | | “vor further information address £0 eee Dar yalue of United States bonds deposited |'ster, ‘Mich:; Luther Fuller, those letters?” “Addison gave a nod of assent corms ne-thire | * pn the s Clarke, Iowa. wi 3 ‘said, “I ‘a forthe a ns note Wo Hear tal at and o te wocuned Mr. and Mrs. Jos. TRAVERS, _| exceed 90 per cen! current market value of | “Assistant chiefs of divisions—Philanda K. Wil- | nese tosimay ce taki ane mans, The wit Tequired at vale. meee a Je9-3m_ Piney Point, St. Mary’s Co., Ma. _| Such bonds. oe oF ones = . from third = — a weg cane tally Ure same as that of Orgain and Jones. (LLER, Trustee, — BLECTIC ICERS. cou a from secont four class; nel % % a el tes DUNCANSON BROS. Ati: puld-cokas NITED STATES HOTEL, ‘The committee on nominations reported George | S‘Evans, D.C. trom second to fourth class. ctlen, nest bamaed sane so aaeaer eran station, uext testified that on the day previous t© the shooting Addison came into the store and asked for some cartidges to fit. a 38-callber pistol, Finding that he could not get them he 8. Coe, president of the American Exchange baDk of New York, for re-election as president; L. J. Gage, vice président First National bank, Chicago, for vice president, with the same vice presidents Clerks—John M. Emory, Pa., from third to fourth class: Wm. E. Chaffee, D.C., trom second to third class; Nellie F. Shedd, stendgrapher, trom first. to .C., from first to rpromas: DOWLING, Auctioneer. THE LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CTTY, N. J. tent EXECUTOR'S SALE OF WASHINGTON GA8 LIGHT 3 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF "82. “sf 4 third class; James M. Fowler, Pa ox of COMPANY'S STOCK. W. WHITNEY, Manager, | THOS. CHASE, Cashier. | from other states and territories as last year, ex- | second class; Ebenezer Ellis, N.¥.. from first to pistol he sold ay s omar wrnoteeats ue atime: thea dean | BE MORONS om. | Seth de Bets, Smithy caste at ne, Matin | Sood ce, Rr cient pee reseocneaae ce mea term for probate business, in re, the éstate of & | Je17-00 Proprietor. | far Mery banyan, im the place of Daniel Annan | ‘The following first to second: Edward J. | “joo, you must be getting ready 19 choot Some deceased, I witl sell for cash, at pub- ‘AUGUST EIGHTEE. ‘ BLM, at the auction rooms of 28 Dowling. ith and Pennay:vauia avenue, 238 shares of the serip stock of the Washington Gas Light Farquhar, Md.; Frank A. Speare, Pa.; Henry ©. Hunteman, Onio; Wiliam H. Myers, Ohio; Wiliam ¥, Shugert, Pa.; David H. Graves, N. C. The following from $1,000 to first class: Wm. body,” to which Addison made a negative answer, The prisoner received, yesterday, an Invitation: from a young men’s club in North Carolina to atiend a dance and festival given by that ongam> same as last year. The officers were all elected. se di The Markets, BALTIMORE, August 17.—Virginia new ten-forties, NPE SOUTHERN, ATLANTIO CITY, N.J.,(KOR- merly OCEAN VIEW,) delightfully lo- cated, one block from beach'and depots. 9/5 class xccommodations at reasonable rates; gas Ju meres ce T. Hutchinson, D.C.; Geo. G. Browning, D. C.; | zation next week, Company, in three iots of 100, 100. and. 30 «bai Jheat. P.O. Box 980. 236 4 4 zation next wee WM. TAYLOE SNYDER, | “my2e¢3m VAN DYKE & BUNN. | “BALTISIONE, August 17.—Cotton quiet—middline, Wm. B. Atkinson, D. C. —— ; NH; Miss Alice H. Morse, Conn.; Mi»8 Sadie Tilley, D. C.; Jay Bancroft, Minn. ; Germond Crandell, N. ¥. From $900 to first class—Lewis Thompson, Pa.; Mrs. Etta 8. Chapman, Conn.; Mrs. E C. Kenne- 13. Flour unchanwed and more active. Wheat ern steady; western about steady—southern. 1.18; do. amber, 1.12a1.16; No. 2 western winter red, 1.11301. 1174; AN 1.11 3gal. 11 ptember, Wiiicaitisgs Octob ted Lal 1a: November, 1,138 A Giant on His Muscle. LOVE AND JEALOUSY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE 4 FAIR. ‘The most conspicuous man at Atlantic City thts LANTIC CITY. ‘This celebrated Cottage, with all modern, improvements, will be opened for the recep- tion of guests MAY 20TH. ‘The location being. central, an unobstructed view of the ocean makes it on6 yJPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON K STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH | 65 the most desirable Cottages on ihe count. 1.134. Corn, eee casior; western lower—eoutbern | dy, Pa. m Season is Col. Rush Goshen, well known in this STREETS NOR! HWEST. Terms moderate, “Entertainment of” fares aepe- Byes Boanaies Koweni Us aued ptr ik OMon MEAD Vi; Frees Chote, uo WE RB) city. He is 46 years of age, 7 fect S inches am Jhy virtue of deed of trust to Henry Naylor, hig ~ 1809 Pacific Avenue, opponite Ocean Avenue, | Sif; Octo er, Sanya: (SaTOr Ror red Mint oreol bse | _ Clerks. From 'g900 to $1,000-Andrew C. Raw. | helght, and weighs 630 pounds, and ts at presemt paige gid ane, Dewi dat ie 2a a of | _myIT-Sn Se. | Be reara as canss ga, mast, Gtuea: Bova | ngs, D. C.; Augustus Stabler, Md; Phitip E | exhibiting with acircus which ts doing the shore pane gaily recorded Ants : ery Ripmean zi 5 5 — ; 3 - | resorts during the summer. Col. Goshen, while at cand by Giretion of the Bolder of Simitopen JUNE 10. Actomno Boece eek Sy ace pater fiber pe cory or paolo of a eR GER ate Fannes- | auntie City a few days ago, met John’ Sweet, @ creeds wig NEDSS: | Gueacelid, Aarese if, HER Mseonte REEL | PAG aac Cogent attest: | Auguste Haina, 8 Y's Mra Augusta Fe Meade | SHOMMAN. On the toard.watky and in selement ot SIX |H DAY OF SEPTE MB N. J., until June 1, After that, Seaside Park N- J. | nary to fair, B%a9% uiet—A soft, 9%, | Y-; Miss Margaret Mills, N.Y.; Miss Etta L. Layne fF ne poy . M.. in front of art of lot numbered fen (10), in Jo vision of square numbered four hunire 1 and fifty- (451), in Washincton, in the District of Columbia xinning for the same at the southeast core of sal lot, thence north forty-six (46) feet four 43m Scatter his diminutive foe about the beach. When sadig. Surar ¥ copper refined quiet, 17%. Whisky firm,1.19. Freghts the bewildered showman could gather blunself xP Cy to_Liverpool per steamer unchanged. ‘Receipts—four, 2,793. barrels; wheat, 147,418 bushels: corn, 8,600 hele: oats, 1,53 rye, 200 ente—wheat, 13 Sales—wheat, 455,637 bushels: Minn.; Miss Lucie M. Delano, Miss; Miss Mary E Bartlett, Maine; Miss Amelia Holmes, Ind.; Miss Mary P. Harwood, Va, Bentamin F. Snyder, Md.. trom $600 to $1,000. W. W. Orrick, Col., from $600 to $1,000. e F. Calla: he caused a warrant to be issued for the who was taken berore agistrate and bi $800 ball to answer at the September term of May's , the colonel HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 82,942 bushels. Landiny cco > Sw Gy in gyre fittcen (15) fot Ave and ence | 7 ()Q) SUMMER Goops. 709 |, SEW YORK, August 11.—Storksirrerular Money, | »Copy1sts, from $735 to $900—Miss Anna B, Schaef. | (anving court. According to Sweet, the colomel hs f OR) thenee south eee) feet four change: Jong, 485: short, 488%. State ‘bon it ee oF e oe Fa sors [ater aed followed up his threats by striking the little a) inchs bene. d cae il. Governments unchanged. Cotton firm. -Cushiman, Mass. ; Miss Mat Ys . oad and Jn. of sad street ifteen (15, feet five and one-half (534) | Simpson Refrigerators; the ‘*Rap'a” Cream Freezers EW YORK, August 17.—Flouranchanged andaniet. | Miss M.L. Smith, Mich.; Mrs. Laura L. Rugers. | Witn a cane: laiicting tereay ee, em rere Be don Tondinel aatiee cash, balance in etx | FFtit Jars; Jelly Tumblers; Fly aid Roach ‘Traps; Wheat quiet and_ + cent better. Corn without | Mich.; Mrs. A. D. Hutchings, Kan.; Mrs. Eliza E. peeeneiy tanaerear te ng al —_ toa te «i twelve mo . tere ccured by a | Alcohol Stoves; Water Coolers; Plated Ice Pitchers; fecided change, Pork dull and weak, 21.373a21.50. | ¢. Giaster,Ohio; Mrs. Mary M.Veltenhelmer, N. py eine Se aime. | were: aaa twelve months, with “interest, and secured by a Laril weak, 12.60. : . Mf truston the ‘ yorced Wife of Goshen. He says that the dificulty: property soid, or ali cash, at the grew out of the fact that he now owns a farm near Berry Sets; Ice Cream Sets, &., &e. ‘Teri's of sale t) be complied with arren F. Travis, Tenn. ; Geo. Hildreth, lowa; T. Jonnson, D. C. LONDON, August 17, 12:30 p.m.—Atlantic and Great ur-haser’s option, thaser’s rs be complied . ‘ Western frst mortage trustees’ certificates, 48. Erie, Kew Brunswick, Somerset county, Nd. aan tell the sante tt oe Pk at de doreece trees: Gee poe | fee ag en cag wary formerly belonged lo the stant, but whitch’ he ge G uveyancine aud recording at the coat of the pur- | | Recent importstions of Decorated Tollet Sets givesus | Western second mortage, trustees’ certificates, 1 oe te Te eee eens Pas | cured by paying off « $2,500 mortgage on It. chaser. A deposit of $60 required when the property is | ®large assortment of new designs. Ihinois Central, "140%. Pennsylvania. Central, 63%. | trom. $72) to $800; John B. Davis, D.C., trots $000 Re ani rate of The “greatest giant in the world” told @ differ. ent story. He alleged that Sweet acted with du pileity and deceit toward him in return for kind- hess and assistance rendered him some two OF three years ayo. Sweet married the widow of Sebastian, a famous circus rider, He was poor at the time, and Goshen offered him and his wife home upon his New Brunswick farm, which they accepted. While he was upon a Pacific tour @o- Shen's wife and Sweet appropriated over $600 in silver which he had tn the house, burned $70,000 worth of bonds, took his gont, valued ding, 317. “Ontario and Western, 264. Milwaul ‘The Bani to 4 per cent. soid. to $800. Skilled laborers—Lockrum Blue, D.C., and Henry Minor, Va., from $660 to $720. From §600 to $720— Charles A.'‘Clements, D.C., Alexander Pope, D.C., Wills B. Magruder, D.C., Edward E. Ellis, D. ae Ann E. Gridley, Mich., and Mrs, Ella C. Old- ur, Minn. From $480 to $720—Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald,D.C. ; Miss Lucie R. Payne, Mass.; Miss Clara S. May, Millard J. Moore, Va. Laborers, from $480 to $600—Mrs. Imogene Dins- WILMARTH & EDMONSTO: 709 MARKET SPACE, eFRIGERATORS AT REDUC VEG: WI DON Paul common, 126%. discount has advan The Committal of Mr. Gray. THE CASE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lonpon, August 17.—In the house of commons this afternoon, the speaker read a letter from punks Lawson announcing the committal of Mr. ray. Mr. Gladstone stated that precedents in cases MARY 8. NAYLOR, HENRY N Y101 MATILDA V, JAMES, KEBLCCA W. ROBERTS, Heirs at Law of ieury Naylor. aul5-d&ds D' NCANS EES! SAL <D LOT iN NORTH CAPIT( SURE OF TWO ULEY BE TRE! TS NORTHWESI. Giiroy’s Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS. GEO. WATTS, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna, avenne, jit Bs ade i. y record stioilar to that of Mr. Gray show that the appoint- | more, Mich.; Mrs. Anna M. Shine, Pa.; Philip Mar- al v: Prat WANE hae tea er JPY REFRIGERATORS, Tent of a committeo Is the proper course. At the | tin, Pa. J. ¥. Thompson, Md.; Max. M. Minster, | Slim and hls horse and wagon. and eloped. @o- the Dirtrict of Colunbis,’ we will sell at public present period of the session, however, 1 is too | Md. ; Robert C. Cassell, Va; Henry Brown, D.C.; | Sunsequentily married Sweet ahd bow ‘appears as wretion: trent oft the “yeu THULSDAy, PORCELAIN-LINED COOLERS, late to secure the appointment of a representative | Alired D.C; Lucius” Harrod,’ D.c.; | Subsequently married Sweet ‘TWENTY- Rt’ 2AY OF .D.is rf - 5 “ < 7 tee, e reover, know apy wa! = SIX O'CLOC all that certain pleco Or parce! of WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS, | fommittoe. | He did not, mo Nay it ———_ se in which the committee could release Mr. Gray if thcy wished to do so. He, therefore, made a purely forinal motion that the letter of Judge Lawson be placed on the table. pass! ce of Mr. Gladstone to an ad- dress to the crown for the removal of Judge Law- son as one of the possible alternative sources was ived by loud cheers from the Irish members, Mr. Sexton attacked Judge Lawson for preventing Mr. Gray from making a defense. ‘Tae proposal of Mr. Gladstone is simply a means to defer the matter until Mr. Gray’s term has expired. Mr. Gray has telegraphed the speaker and Mr. Gladstone informing them of his com- mittal and the refusal of Judge Lawson to grant him an adjournment of his case. ge ee Action of Congressmen Endorsed. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., August 17.—Representatives From $360 to $430—Fred. P. Metzger, Mo. The following are transferred to’ the regular roll: From $90) to $1,200—George B. Starkweather, Conn.; Henry W. Lord, jr., Mich.: Irvine Miller, D.C.; Juan Lewis, P: ‘anc W. Parker, Til; Ed- ward 0. Forney, Pa.: Emmet P. Bunyea'to $1,000; John O. Pugh, D.C.; Mrs. Harriet E. Wilbur, Neb. James W. Graham, D.C., draughtsman, is placed on the regular roll. The following reductions are made: Mrs, Martha C. Saxty, Conn., copyist, from $900 to $720. Laborers from $660 to $600: John Wiggins, Kan. ; James H. Payne, Va.; Arthur Payne, Va.; Joseph Jackson, D.C. ; Richard J. Jackson, Va. eee Tue INJURED FirEMEN.—Walter Cox, enginee of No. 3 engine, which was u) ‘yesterday, proves to have been seriously hurt, his lett leg ing badly wrenched. He is confined to his kng on the ground plan or plat of ICE PITCHERS, being parts of bots PRESERVING KETTLES, JELLY TUMBLERS, FRUIT JARS, &c. Gen. Butler’s Suspicious Craft. HALIFAX EXCITED OVER ITS WAKLIKE RQUIPMEWE AND PUZZLED AS TO ITS DESTINATION. Gen. Ben. Butler has recently purchased @ schooner named Conquest, and fitted her out Sor sea at Halifax, N.S. The vessel was represented to be destined for Port Crockett, Madagascar, Dut there Is so much mystery surrounding it thas Halifax 1s considerably stirred up. It is stated there that inquiries for a British bottom of suite able dimensians have been made for sometime by Capt. F. Tarr, of G:oucester. Falling v find a suitable vessel flying the British flag in American Yaters, Captain Tarr dispatched an agent to Canada, where, at last in Hailfax, the required fest, and thence ping, together with sli the im lucnts, 1 ghts, privileges, ete. & M. W. BEVERIDGE, Inronter oF CHINa AND GLASSWARE, Sy22 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Retwcenatons, WATER COOLERS AND OIL STOVES AT REDUCED PRICES, pertains erms: $150 cash; bulunce in six per cent interest, and to ‘A deposit of $50 at time cf sai est. Terms to be c herwise the ‘Trustee xk and costof the de: * pub: pupisl yurehsser's Guys, of et purchaser aiter five otice of such re-ale in some newspaper hinzton, D.C. GEORGE BAUER, aul2-eokds JOHN WALTER, Jr., INGER Auctioneer, ushington, Horse and ‘Carriage Baz: } Trustees. Onr stock of above goods beit large. will low fiures to close them outs — ard’s. On SATUMDAY, Curnomau and Leonard- town. JOHN K. WOOD, miss Agent. ALLAN LINE. Patronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louis® QUEBEC TO LIVEKPOOL EVERY SATURDAY. Shortest Ocean Voyaye—Only Five Days from Land to Land. BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX, N.S. and Sr. JOHNS, N.F., every slternate TUESDAY. extra weekly ships from LASGOW, LIVERPOOL, JEENSLOWN, LONDONDELY and’ GALWAY. ers are Unsurpassed for safety and speed, ted up with all improvements conducive to ort of jassenxers. Cabin, from_Qnebec 7; Intermediate, $4 # iennsylvania ave. ; SNAN, 612 9th ‘New York: 207 Beosdway Philacelphia, Pa: N.E. st. Jes-th, ait, Ly AMERS. AMER LADY OF THE LAKE Willleave her wharf, foot of 6th street, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5:30 Vc." p.m., touch: ing at Piney Point, Por t and Fortress 4) CONNECTING AT Ne K WITH THE BOSTON E STEAMERS. Pirst-clse- fare to Fortress Montve ant Norslk...$2-53 50 50 ortress Monroe and Norfolk. rtreas Monroe and Norf: st-class fare to Piney Pint and Fount Lookout hound trip fare to Pinéy Point and Point Lookout. 2.50 Second-ciass fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout. "75 Ketorning. leayes Norfolk TUESDAY s, THUKSDAYS TURDAY ve o'clock p.m. THE NEW YORK STEAMERS * KNIGHT will resume their Jeaving Pier 41, Fast River, New York, every ATURDAY, at four’ o'clock p.m., and. Geo sretown every FALDAY, at 7 o'clock a.m.” For particulars apply toavent, 63 Water street, Georgetown. ‘tied Mi staterooms can be 15th street, National ers ured at general ‘ctropolitan Bank . article was found in the schooner Conquest, 938, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue, r = ROBES FURR eRe ang brick-set RANGES, LA- | of the commercial organizations of this city have | house, and will not be able to attend to duty for a | gloomy, black, piratical-looking craft, with extras ON SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, Han. | inspection olidiele’ > we SUATE MANTELS. An | Soonted resolutions approving the action of the | month or more. Daniels, the acting driver, whose | ordinary high Dulwarks for avessel of, her ¥, THURSDAY, and OLNING, commencing at" Q'OCLOCK, Special attention given to the sales of Real Esiate"and Personal property. Liberal advances on ali consizmments. (Jal6] 8. BENSINGER, Auct, MEDICAL, «e ue Philadelphia delegation in Congress In securing the amounts appropriated for improvements of the Delaware river and bay. — ‘The $50,000 Sanitary Fand, OPINION OF CONTROLLER LAWRENCE. Judge Lawrence, in his decision in reference to the $50,000 appropriation for use of local and state boards of health, furnished to-day, reviews the legislation creating the board and defining its duties, and says: “Appropriations were made for the national board of health by acts of March 3, and June 2, 1879, June 16, 1880, and March 3, 1881, large bal- ances of which remain unexpended. “The act of Axents for DANFORTH’S VAPOR STOVE; the best in the marker - DANFORTH'S FLUID constantly on hand. well fitted to hide the small guns with which is believed she frill be mounted. Captain, Terr, who has been here for the past two wi nas Superintended the alterations ‘that have, bem made in the vessel to fit her for her peculiar Whatever it may prove to be. Large quantities: stores, sufficient. for thirty or forty men for nime months, Were taken on board the Conquest. Not withstanding the fact that only two boys besides the captain and mate sailed In her from the departure of some twenty seafaring men the eastward by land conveyance within a few days leads to the linpression that the Mi bound vessel is not going to sea short-handed. Added to this the fact that arms and ammunities arrived by the last Boston steamer, consigned to the projectors of Unts enterprise, has caused @ terrible injuries were mentioned in yesterday's STAR, was, at two o'clock to-day, still alive, Dut supposed to be dyin eke A Senrovs Fatr.—About 3:45 o'clock this after- noon Frank Taylor, an old colored man employed asa laborer around the Center market, fell from one of the stalls, injuring himself severely. He was removed to the Emergency hospital, where Dr. Markriter attended him. He was removed to his home on 12th, between Q and R streets. eerwee eet! PROTEST AGAINST GeoxnGE’s ARREST.—Capt. John ‘Mullan, of California, has filed with the Secretary of State a petition inviting attention to the sec- ond arrest in Ireland of Mr. Henry George, of San __ PIANOS AND ORGANS. (puauncey sv. REEDS NEW PRICE LIST or SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGA’ No. 1.—One UPRIGHT GRAND, panneled case, throe-stringed full ayraffe, cost $00, 3 Tk rs, Weakness of Diseases of both Office, 514 9th au15-6" ke.ex quickly cuted. — No calomel. street, between E and F northwest. EAD! READ! R DE. MOTT’S FREN 'CH POWDERS Certain cure for ail Urinary Diseases, inp otency, Gleet, syphilis, &c. Gonorrhea cured in 48 hours. WM. | used three months and must be sacrificed: August 7, 1882, appropriates money for salaries of | Francisco. The petition speaks of Mr. George as . sling % > Bb Srlneet a come Hit Fret Pena ivan Nb. 3.—One of those celebrated NEW YORK UP. omicers ind employes (aoe ea ones EoLenenaan Pisommachathe “Ghent ene fornimssit of, more probrbly. for Gen, Bi Butter ss avenue Lor. wes ice sent un Ba clebri E a ; . d re pr 3 bec, Ou receipt of price. a im RIGHTS, in elegant rosewood case, nearly new, and to aa San seat corae of Theale and 5 Unces that his second arrest be promptly in- | €@gaged in an undertaking that will probably lead _worth $300; $13: to important results. ji red ited States autuorities, ‘ VPA’ U ARE N —One'7-octave rosewood SPEAR PIANO, with | local quarantine stations in carrying out their | guv into by tne Unt sens Die wre Shove 3 ‘overstruns bass and ine beprovemene: $100. de ations, and provides ‘that no other public | In submitting the petition eae pe <fotre4 PUBLIC SCHOOL SCANDAL IN LOUISVILLE, Ky.—The Rent cure in all diseaues 5f the Driers Onset tea. | No. 4:—Qne genuine CHICK ERING. in good order; $90. | money than that hereby appropriated shail be ex- | that he assumes the responsibility of calling the | rouisvilie (Ky) papers, 1m referring to the invest nent cure in all diseases of the Urinary Orzana Tinpo- | Ne. §—One DOUBLE-REED MASON & HAMLIN | Hemrtca Yor the puspooee OF tae bontae attention of. Secretary Frelinghuysen to this inat- | tion duu tke counuct oF the oh esd ne Frcs Oanly atvines Aid Other Capa CRUEL LENS | ORO AN S00. tbniNd & bE onaax, | ,, "Held: 1. ‘That the national board of health 1s au- | ter tn consequeace of the absence from the city Of | City, make revelations which, I tue, are & die THE OL oat ARiiNstop On te <= * | thorized to select the local boards and quarantine the entire California congressional delegation. grace to civilizition. They charge that novo Dab edie Ladies’ Physician in the city, ean be | N0- 7- uine BURDETT ORGAN, with massive | Stations to be alded from the appro) riot tor | YELLOW FEVER ON a BARK AT PENSACOLA.—The | Tously Incompetent and ineMcient teachers have will be slaughtere:| at $150. prices ana cary terms on the BKAMP PIANOS and the wR CYMBELLA OiiGANS. $0,000, 2. This appropriation cannot ¥ of the purposes specified in the acts creating and defining the powers of the national board, ex- cept so fir us specitied In the clause appropriating the $50,000. 3. No part of this appropriation can be used for expenses of ‘inspection _ stations’ ly. consulte | daily at omy ints and Trrezulur. ties quickly remy treat Correspondence and consuitati |. Separate rooms for Ladies Tio 9. been appointed to positions in the public schools of that city, being helped through We examina- Uons in some mysterious way, and that other com Siderations of too Immoral a nature to be mem- Uoned have operated in the selection and retem- tion of severa Ali Female Prompt strictly ce hours 8-1 national board of health has recelved a report from Surgeon Owen, U. 8. N., at Pensacola, Fla., stating Uhat on the 15th ‘Instant the mate of the Spanish bark Sileta, at Sullivan's wharf, died of the yellow fever, and that three men were sick on board: SHONINGE: N.B.—Cash always on hand for the purchase of sec- ond-hand Pianos and O1 AND GRAY KS. BNOTHE NO FREE rans. = q A oF the female teachers. Specitic Dee ae rou. to some ide show drug. CHAUNCEY J. REED, existing ‘solely under the authority and | also, that the bark was towed out tosea a few | cases are cited, which If sustained ought to smash wit who wi ee to divide profits with the doctor, | 4922 433 7th street northwest. ntment of the national board of health. It ts | hours after the death occurred. He states that | up that school board as +ilectively as if accome th — to be used exclusively “for (1) ald to state and local boards of health, and (2) to local quarantine sta- ppointed of a cure of Gonorrhea, Syphilis great excitement prevailed at Pensacola, as there er Gleet should consult D #. BROTH RS and GRA LLET DAVIS & CO0.’S are rumors of other cases of fever among the ship- plished by a bombshell, the frag -nts of the said ard being subsequently run Lurough by a bum i 905.B street southwest, who will furnish you medicines UPRIGHT AND GRAND PIANOS. tions, in carrying out their rules and regulations.’ | ping. There are thirty vessels loading lumber at | saw. Snel guarantee & cure! or no'pay. Thirty-five) years)| | Nomice shall open the Mall tad Sen 4. The national board e pete S| epee Enis port and thirteen at the quarantine station. SSeS SS experience . aul-im* : t al dike judze of the kind of at rendered to suc! GEN. SICKLES Rossep.—The New York Herald ot ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SOIENTIFIG TREAT. | Sus Bi loth of Serteuber. “Y.¢' | boards and stations, whether in money, sanitary | Bros were opened at the Supervising Architect's | ¢, guy S1CKi-S Rossep.—The New York Herald of ener — ment and a speedy Cure of all V consulting Dr, LEON, 237 Pennsylvania ser ptions and advice free of any eh: OMtire hours—11 to 12, 4 to5 ond 7 to 8. ADAME DE FOREST H. office to-day for iron columns for the court house at Charleston, W. Va. Snead & Co. were the low- est bidders, ad will probably be awarded the con- tract. Sickles, in the “flat” house No. 14 5th 1 which he owns, were ransacked yesterday by of the hall boys, who escaped with diamonds and other jeweiry, property of hisemployer. The i OOMS, PL of various makes for sale and rent at re- duced prices. Wm, Kuabe & Co.'s World- renowned Pianos, "Tuning and Repairing. ‘oa | Loresand supplies, hospital ald, services of phy- siclans, nurses and’ other perscns employed by the ‘onal board or otherwise, as it may authorize, ject to the regulations of local boards. 6. Un- enui w 18-1m REMEDY FOR LA- Sunda . unine sod . the proviso in the act of August 7, 188 bal- . aA ine ef Lintited Bxprean, 9:30 4 jB_a0. Ticket ofies, 1301 Penusyivaniaave: | MM ‘tien. /Ailtemalecomplalits quickly cured: Canty | 2-2 11th street above Pennryivania avenue, Jef | a rae ee eee a eamaene THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. lant highs caucicenboeay wan onasor Eee ae are Hotel, and at boat. consulted daily at 634 New York avenue northwest. of BEATS QEGANS, 27 STOPS, $90. PIANOS, | maining unexpended can only be used in paying | Thefol are the opening and closing prices | ture of the shrewd youn, rocue on one of the Pau 5 . Secretary. | tcehoure trom ‘c1ock p.m, with ladies only. 5 . ashi. | Mabilities lawfully 1 or the New to-day, a3 re; 4 ar On = ALFEED WOOD, Se hcehoure jrom 1 to¥ o'ciock p.m., with ladies only. logue. adidrem DANIEL #. BEATTY. Waahuue- EH LS ane eee Se Cie ee) Doats s ty, Detective Charles E Bush, of ka- 7250, 9:50, AMBURG LINE. 7 OUNG MEN. = SE Sts 2 S i ep staff. risoner proved A: Tine, 6:40.a.m, and 4:40 p.m. daily, | H =, Xf vou have, falled to receive propertreatmentin | (1 L. WILD & BRO.. Shot His Mistress in the Breast. _— rte Plantae peptone) Re _ ice eas |) WEEKLY I§NE OF STEAMERS Sey Gametaing ‘Nervous Debit, Tepstener’ee Pie | aol op Hh Se! Norte oo ELIJAH WILLIAMS COMMITTED TO JATL. Lowell, of Massachus-tts. Diamond Sabet and 4:40 pan. dails, except | paVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY _| Hsture Decary Seminal Weaknes: Dytpepeis Nervous | SO.GaRenls forthe STIEYPand uhek RANICH Eiljah Williams, the young colored man who gold Watch and chain, gold bracelets, inmeae D _FREDERICKS ATL. AT NOON. eee A ee ee ‘tor our qt for attention xiven to Pianos and Organs. | shot Lizzie Allen, his paramour, on the 27th of last. pas, a — and other ae A GTON FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. eras Laws ce Lave kee HWeara.® Several Pishos now forrent atlow rates. | month on L strect, between ist and 224 streets, cor wuslomedup. Gen Sickles, who ts in im | [a eemereeere te -. anies & oa: shaders Becretary. Mosical and Surgical Institut - was put on trial in the Police Court this afternoon, igan, was Informed by telegraph of the robbery. 4 Op Sunday jenceal a a cl toa dan hie with assault and bal with intent to 920, 11 00 ant 14-25 a Sand ® pan. eer ee ie 50 SEWARD IF pig, BROTHEKS PAILS 70 GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. oonnet aco DIED. Broadway, cure Painful Men- = ; ran ON 2 May, excent San (stoPPRCY @. EMITH, Mruation, “Leucoreheas (or “Wiites ands al Tues: GIX, EINE DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER THE WOMAN A RELUCTANT WITNESS. BURGH. At his late rosiouco, tn Balti Rs) and 10-00 an. 12-402 31-00, 61 and 619 Peunsyivanis avenue. ruptions or Irregularities of the Periods: 35 | 19 for 89. Lizzie Allen testified that she 1s not married to gu Aueust 16th, 20 oclock, pm. and 13-00 midnieht. On’ far | _Send for ““Tourist Gazette.” pl | dearsexpericnce, 906 B strect southwest. al8-4m' Six finest Dress Shirts made to order for $12. the prisoner, but has been living with him for a one 2 pte SF v Bagel pas ORTH GERMAN LLOYD— A POSITIVE CURE Perfect fit cuaranteed. long time. The witness said she did not wish to : creme bathe sone SrkaMsHir Ling Between New Yorn, Havan, & rosecute him, and when compelled by the court ae er Loupow, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. Without Medicines, won Gosing out sale of summer neck-woar and under. | FO0ctiy che began 0 Cry, anh sald be shoe bet pation from hotels and residences. J. K. WOOD, Passenger Agent. NOMSON. Gen ral Mapawer. THE TRADES. VCE! fs BINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AV- Fiain sud Fancy Bindinesof every description done tes. Dink Books a speciaity. Best of fs by mail promptiy attended to. BROTHERS, ‘TICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, . a avenue, Washington. D.C. ebecialty. POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING ¢MONWEALTHE DI THURS! xcepted) cmbly of it Cour, cm March 31, ren- mn “aith Distribution Com- are fatr. won hand a large reserve fund. toi prices for the AUGUST DKAWI The steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT- PRDAY from Bremen pier. fogt of 3d street, Hoboken. Rates of paxsage: From New re, London, caluni@0; tegrags. $50: Beepaid, soon oer cab 2, $0; rel $24. ‘For freicht oF passaze oaphly, 2 OELRICHS CO;, 2 Bowling Green, New York; W.G. METZEROTT &CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for Washit-ton. Jal2 cu LINE. HIP COMPANY LIMITED, YORK AND LIVERPOOL, AT CORK HARBOR. N. 3. NEW YORK Rate or Passage: £80 and $100 fo~ passenger accommodations. Stecrage at very low rates. Ht ‘Throuzh bills of Jaden given for eee tte ese rE, ers “For frviehit and pansaze apply at the Company's offic, of freight and “Brth “steerage and cabin to fashington, 4 Bowling Green, or Ss BIGELOW & CO., 605 Tth street, Ws VERNON H. BROWN & CO., New York; ‘Mesers. OTIS BIGELOW & CO. 605 7th street, Washington. Economica AND SAFE. Keuut money or bank draft by letter, or send by ex- Fay Dane SENDA UeGiSTERED LETTER or iE OFFICE ORDER’ Ontersof and uy ward by proen con ve sentat our expenses. Address fic 3 HOARD MAN, Coarier Journal Building: Ene, Ky., oF K. ML. BOARDMAN, 209 Broad york; ae 3, W. CLARKE, 6 New 1422 Pounay: WEAVFR, KENGLA & 70."3 LAUNDRY SOAP JF FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURE: ReING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEA Out AND ROr THE CLOTHES. ITI8 SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PUR MA’ VIZ: STEAM REFINED 1 ALLOW (PLEPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUL OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMAL3, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. Saturday, July 22d. You can be supplied for very little money. bod ALLAN’S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES, Ai Asth, 1882. at4 o'clock p.m, Patented October 16, 1876. One box aocidentally, and then stripped her and put her to MEY COLLIN te te Bite ae Funeral the reside ber : Ded and bathed her wound, which was a pistol | 78%|Wab. Pac. ee ep gd a No. 1 will cure any casoin four days or less. French Lace Undershirts reduced from $1 to 50 cts.) | shot in the left breast. When the police came and 185% West. Union. .' Collina, 625% H street Touwed, Friaay. ‘Aurust No, 2 will cure the most obstinate case, no matter of Gicning Gk oi stock of Fancy and Balbrigzan See ehoennioos atSam Requiem mass ut st. church. * w long standing. sf arse brigzan | She,said she has been al lence hospital ever HARRIS. On August 16th, 182, JOSEPH W. HAR- fe teat cea ceria tate Ape Bicen \caly = conte, BE since the shooting, and the ball. has not yet. been ft dee see Tig thie ‘of the stamach, 7 PoPse PY destroy | sya MEGINNISS, 1002 Fetroot nw. | extracted from er breast, “Mr. Moore sald ‘she Funeral wil take pis'e ffm ia late residence Be, ‘Price $1.60." Hold by all druggist, or mailed was lying about the shooting accidental, 3 ceipt of price. For Parugulacs vend for dr |G, B. ELLERY, tnd he intended to putin evidesca in the case in thé Dthe bands Doing Gown wil cis a2 respoctfully Lnviied cular. P. O. Box 1,533. e other court an ante-mortem statement made by | Matamoras the fever cases are decreasing. pase, 8; 3. C. ALLAN CO., 83 John street, New York. SDOCESSOR 19 the witness when she was expected to die. Shbe| Bishop Payne having written to a m _31T-tn,th,e-6m DUBREUIL BROTHERS, denied that he shot her on accountof another girl | pis colored in Newport. RL, that TARTLING DISCOVERY! WHAT A BOY HEARD. on account of the infirmities of age he did not wish Lost. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS | 4 1ittie colored boy named Chas. Allen testified | to push his legal suit against the Florida rallroad GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Srarer Nograwesr, WASHINGTON, D.0. of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. 2.00 BE shite Pine sine toe #500 Bix Fine Shirts to order. for ejoctment on account of color, the meeting give the money collected for this purpose to the widow of John Brown. a ported that Arabi Pasha has offered to that he heard acolored girl named Hattie Dixon tell Elijah if Lizzie said anything to him to shoot her, and immediately afterwards Lizzie said some- thing to Elijah about Hattie, and be pulled out his pistol and shot her. Another witness testified that the prisoner drew his revolver and dclib- erately shot Lizzie. JUDGE BUNDY’S DECISION. Judge Bundy said that the gunpowder proves the intent, for a man who fires a pistol at another : ge REESE HE in ‘Se fete oad Pat a 5 a“ ei rpHourson's DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY Rev. Father Chafeliiere and four Indians were drowned yesterday in Lake Mackego, province axD 2 the person has murder in bis heart, and he would send | Quebec, while fishing. A sudden storm upsct MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, this case to the grand jury under $1,000 bail. Wil- | Canoe. 816 F Street Northwest. Hams was committed in default of bonds. Mr. Moore said he would ask that the woman be under bonds to HANDWEAR, | Were interested ted in default of $250 bonds to appear as a wit- T5c. ‘650. In such cases. She was commit- PSyucenk: camer ‘Ginlabod, 150. s10 Cuoumma m Jarax.—The national board of NIN M, “HATTER.”—SPRING STYLEs | health has been informed of the prevalence of SUE Hae pude era, Ola Femodelad. | cholera at Yokohama, Japan, 1,017 deaths having ‘Hats of cleaned, ie ‘ke, Manilla» specialty: “CORN: 10 occurred bebe th. Six cases have occurred among British feet, who have had (Ci BUPPERP, frequent shore liberty; but so far none of the for- eign residents bave been affected. Brvs ror Panerine the roof of the Department of | fi NOS. 403 AND 40§ TTH'STREET Justice were opened to-day as follows: A. 0. ‘over the URE CURE FOR MALARIA. BEADQUSS TERS OR TE" SUPINE, “2 | Bromwel, $12 5; Horace aight, $408; W. Lemon, en, and the CAROLINA eyed is oe 00; ‘W. Waters, $333. ‘brains and, ay ee) Y ‘mmericet, nt heres a aoa a . Be : FISHERS roses rt | spe mee $23: minima, 133" nat or