Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1883, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Fertt west Cernor Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8.17 TheEvening Star Newspaper Company. GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. ny Frese Bran je cerved to anbecrihers in to ety by carriers, en their arconnt, at 10 centa pe: | weik. cr44.confe rer montl:. Copies a: tha counter, 2 « ch. By mail—; prepaid—O0 conts a month, @ + jer, £6; iz onthe, a Enterca at the Post Wcond-elees moi) mictte: F Werxty Staz—pr Beats pre cr An Ofiice at Washington, D. C..14 ishe? on Friday—t1 ase, id. Bis nicutin, 3 entecription D Ly last week yedetti. for whoa Fr haa | Slat WASHINGTON, D. C FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1883. TWO CENTS. | PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, arly from Tt: str et ferr; Im DAY, 24th inst., at $:30 p. state from 11 v'e-oek a. an Hall, Port Commander, W. A. MOORE. dL atreeta, on S15 - he remains will lie in Due, $539,164.28; customs, #%81,891.81, navy from April 2, 1661. ‘The Hill investigating committee took up yes- terday afternoon the complaint of Manly, country have been controlled by the UnitedStates THE OHIO DEMOCRACY. NaSEVILLE, Txxx., June 2&—Juige John FE, Garner, in a telegram from Jackson, says: The that he tried to bribe witnesses to swear fal in the Honkins-Nuckols case 1s my | false in all its length and breadth, and that oy "| vindication will be emphatic, thorough and come } Ke. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. THE HILL INVESTIGATION. Telegrams to The Star, |= {By Central and South American Cable} Lima, June 22—According to the Diario Omeial = nti Se f be *y Of the 20th inst, meetings of the inhabitants were P CG. Union ie pouitres “A'tall stems ie cantea't i! | SaILMaKen ArroixteD.—The President has ap-} Cooper & Co., of Philadelphia, that contracts for a held at tm the tof Toa on Mi = = } OTOMAC tEAMBOaT /OMPANY. Comrades of other Posts are reapectfuliy in- | pointed John A. Long to’ be @ sailmaker In the | fire-proof shutters for the pubiic buildings of the = . ‘Bist, and at ‘an, in the province» of Charcay, SUMMER GARDENS SniGhi=ROnice: iby order of CLOSING WORK OF THE CONVENTION. June 34, which declared for peace and for Yj ne —— + o as ident and of as of = Te T. R. TURNBULL, Adjatant. 22-58 Fire-proof Iron Safe and Shutter Company, of Bos- = i. Presi ator of the cc to be pad to's New York tumuaver. Fite STEAMEES GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR. = aN APOLO i 3 RESIGNED.—Mrs. §, M. Enerson, of Til, has re- | ton, and that since Mr. Hill came into oflze that a proclaimed by the Cajamarca assembly. Rea ee Cay ee ee ee | Betacine © % 20, 1863, until fur: tes ope signed her position as examiner's clerk tn the | has been impossible for any other company to | STATE CENTRAL COMMGTIEE REORGANIZED. Wal street To-day. Dante the Berued + Bes Savient of tho | Dotice, a tteanucr wil leave Warliuiton For the paat few weeks cur :tores have, at times, ben | Patent office, to take effect on the gist inst. She | compete. Mr ‘Thomas made a reply, to. the jes0 old favorit Anna NEW THEATER cox om wir EVERY DaY AND SUNDAY, TOO, AtS-30 p.m. Astesmer of this line wil:’ slso Icave 2t6, from 7th-street wharf. orfolk, from | pi rf, every dev. Pa copeett so crowded that our fores of fifteen quate to serve our customers proper! ‘The Victims to this really inavoidable neglect will ‘Inding Sundays, at4p.m. |” Respectf indulgent end forvive. ally. Wil HAHN & CO,*3, jerks was inal.- had been in the office eleven years. APPOINTED CLERK.—Major Wm. G. Brock, for- m-rly chief of police, has been appointed to a charges, denying them, and explaining the deal- ings between the government and this firm in the matter referred to. Frank Taylor, secretary and treasurer of the See THE PULLMAN REGATTA. FLUCTUATIONS WITH 4N UPWARD TEXDENCY: New Yora, June 22—The Post's financial article : The stock market but soon after the opentog Decame feverish. anf there woe = — of fluctuations over a narrow range dure esaxe aud rooms see Advertive- RELIABL clerkship in the adjutant general’s ofice, War de- | Manly-Cooper compan~, testified that when the aeronew rer a ners. j221-2m. $¢29-3t 816 7th etreet and yay bids for shutters for the public bulldings at Cin- ng greater part of forenoon, though => NOTICE TO -WATEE-TARERS ee etanatl were openet they Were ns follows: Manly. | HANLAN WINS THE FIRST HEAT. | the whore tne tonency was upward and tne net Ta thet: ia > ay ee z Tur Greevey Rewer Exprprriox.—The U. 8. oo e. Cay $184 5683 Unttea’ States 1ampany, is ae the forenoon was tness was an advance Pee OFFICE OF THE TENG TTRICE OF Cocus a; _ | Steamer Yantle, convoy to the Lady Franklin bay | $198 $1, 407% $161.40, and one : RACING IN’ ENGLAND TO- DAY. | [ulon Telegraph. The course of the stock marke® sais R JOUN W. SON " Fellef ship Proteus, arrived at St. Johns, N. F., SL +] ts now to a large Anew and eiefant Specially Show will precede the Bins mee TOUS Wo SHOMERIN PATFR-TARERS are hereby notified that WATER REN'S WILL BE DUE O George L. Damon, repr*senting the Unitedstates extent governed by the prose : ee He EO, JULY lst, 1883, and that | yesterday afternoon. She brought Lteut. Garling- | company.came to Philadelphia and offered Manly, _— ect of the crops, of which the reporis are more Drama. Will make SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS to Colonial | the lew requires payment withily Chirte Diss fang fon and, party from New York, wito will go oa | Coomer eco, $4,500 to withdraw thelr bid. ‘The The Ohis Domocne, eration Sey ntiary iy GB eyny Beach, Etsckieton I.land end Colton’ date; teil-ug which, the water muss be catoff from | poird the leus and proceed as soon as possible | proposition was not entertained. Mr. Hill award- h Some important mages yy floads In growing 4's. STE - zi ws i 2 2 although he had been aformed of the atten) z NG. GENERAL ADMISSION TEN CENTS. homo stout 10 o'ciock + unday evening. Fere, round | , hariicuuer att-ntion is invited tothe fact thatthelaw | Coxrracns AWARDED.—The contract for supply- | prirors. i SON NO LONGER CHAIRMAN OF THE EXSCCTIVE ‘The High Water in ™ fabio hatha ach = ¢ G. J. LYDECKER, ing fuel for the public buildings and grounds for | Mr. Hill took thestana and testificd that the| ComMITTRR. e iesourt. tropotitan Bank, €13 15th street, je21-3mn. ueera, U. 8. A. ieeioner, D.C. the ensuing fiscal year has been awarded to Samuel charge of bribery had been called to his attention, CoLvaBus, O., June 22—The state democratic St, Lovis, June 28—Apprehension concerntt PS rennin but he “took no stock in it.” convention did not adjourn until 1:15 o'clock this | the Bourn dyke continued all last night. The I: = AND CHD? EXCURSION TO | —— Emery for $4,669 59.—The Iudependent ice com- morning, having been In session over fifteen hours, | &vices from the Madison dyke state that the bar- epten HONG, TH SEASON. soy DAK POINT. ‘ou the lave Steamor | [E> WASHING bie u lintied raging | Paty his been awarded the contract for furnish. Proceeding» To-day. Tho following aiditional nominacions were made: | Tier 18 1n food condition, A. little private eves fw ‘plen: ain w and beautifa © o z = ted _ Ing ice for the public buildings and grounds for 3 t count - | the northern part of the city vroke last atte: noon ant ie tt the firm of Kend nas 6 this aay purchased the ensuing fiscal year tor 40 cents per hundred DAMON CONTRADICTS TAYLOR. Leroy D. aki Butler county, for school com. pat ry Ben-fit. 3 unteers. Ada nto a!l on'y 1% ABSERS SUMMER GARDE: As ‘the bh: members of e thet day) they propowg to make { lock sharp: Builds, Paret. Se21-3t* 1ire coutrol of t #4 first-class faintly nin f> take th fr children, nd to en: Dealing in ‘lies, &e. DERDINE, RS. ROPARET. . ‘The business will be continued under the firm uame of Kenderdine & ion at 8 o'clock in the morn- pounds. — The contract for building a lodge house ‘on this side of the Potomac at the Chain bridge has been award to M. M. Magruder for $863, HELD FOR GILDING Frye Cent Preces.—The Upon the opening of the session of the com- mittee this morning Mr. Thomas read a statem2nt fron Mr. Damon, of the U. 8, Fire-proof Safe and Shutter company, in which he denied the state- missioner, and John P. Martin, of Green couaty, for member of board of public works. ‘The state central committee met last night and organized by the election of the following officers: David R. Page. of Summit county, chairman of compelling the closing of the Nearingham rotlt mill nnd two or three other manuracturing eatate Ishments in the immediate vicinity, and damaged, other property to the amount of $10,000. New Wheat from Virginia. ee aoe = ment made yeste! Mr. Taylor, of the Man- | the central committee; Gilbert H. Barger, of Co- Orchestra under Conduetorship of Prof, Chr. Arth. athe trae wit) ON SATURDAY EVENING, 28D INBTANT, | secret service has been informed that Chas. Kelser, | 1v\ Gooner poste! Ue Daren aid Choe cus | shocton county: chaltihan of the execeive con: | Batriwons, Ma, Jane £2--About four hundred : : tekst, 33 to | & - 1 | Who was arrested for gold plating and selling flve ye un mittee; D.C. Ballentine, of Clark county, secre- | Dushets, the Hirst of the pew crop wheat froin Vite Miss BERTH E, Soprano. ra of the church. pruners cane Morelor. atid Lady: ot ie Take wa % i tenia ag held in | TePresentatives of the Manly-Cooper company ap- | tary of the executive committee; and’ C. N. | ginl, was received and sold on ‘change to-days Mr. GEO. FRENCH, Parito.e, , on the Morning of | Dat sky (O Nuifoik: teturnine Monday Morning. | cent, pleces in Baltimore, yesterday, W: Proached him in Washington and intimated that | Schmick, of Columbus, secretary of the central | It sold from $1.33 for damp aud iucerior mixed, E ave Gh street wharf at 30 p.m. Fare, round | $1,500 ball. Menday next Mr. LO’ BILUMENBURG, Violoncello trip, $1. 3:21-3t 3 they had all the work they Sould attend to and | committee. em Bios vo $1.60 for ie _ Me (pr De Te bROwWE: Tartrr DEcision.—The Treasury department | woud receive a proposition to withdraw their bid; Sen ee A Murderer Onptnred. ie ea beta es oa ee has decidea that the new tariff act abolishes the | further that, they requested him (Damon) to call USe Gekoe Bontate Rieke Lrrrux Rock, ARK., June 22 —Stephens, who last Admis«ion, Ten Cents. 6 Aorthwe % al ¥ , b Nt ‘or Fi a 1 = CAPE MAY, Sees ee ene red. Dy cectlOn SSI Ree ta cee ety | that he ever made apy such propositions asasserted | Pctiatax, Itz, June 22, 9:0 a. m—A taint | SUmmMer murdered State Auditor Fllesou, In Drew 4 AY, EVENING et 3, 3 PROH'S Sum- street northwest. Entraace free Gentlemen— 7 to 9 a.m.. eri. to lta: Ley tol Me FINEST BEACH IN THE WORLD, VIA PFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, SATURDAY, JUNE 307. $018 (Ce SANL L susp, ~ 409 9th etrect northwest. FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, FURN- AC 8 AND RANGES, PLUMBING AND TINNING. having been reproduced in'the new tariff. Tne VACANT Ciry PostMasTersHtr.—BSeveral names are mentioned {n connection with the office of postmaster, made vacant by the death of Mr. Tullock, among them Sayles J. Bowen, Lewis Cle- devter in te, Ruy L, No. 813 MARK2T + Oileloths, &c., phane and D. B. Ainger, ali of whom have occu- pled the office before; Mr. F. B, Conger, the pres- by Taylor, or any money proposition. MR, HILL EXAMINED, Mr. Hill was then called to the stand and ex- amined by Mr. Coleman. Ques.—When Mr. Taylor first called your atten- tion to the allezed offer of bribery on the part of Mr. Damon did he (Taylor) .sk a postponement of breeze is blowing from the ‘northeast, and there 1s ashght ripple on the water, but it will not in any Way interfere with the race. Hanlan reports bim- Self as never feeling better. Those familiar with the work of the men promise that Hanian will be pushed into making good time. Fifteen oarsmen ‘are now entered for the preliminary race, and are placed as follows: First heat, Hanlan, McKay, Parker and Buceland. Second heat, Hosmer, county, bas been —— near Veruilllionvilie, La., and brougit back Tor trial, pend in Telegraphic Bricts. The steamer Elve, from New York for Bt Was signaled off the Lizard, England, this morn ing. She has lost a blade of her propeller and will have to go on a dry dock for repairs. Mrs. G. N. Hopkins’ laundry, in Troy, : the test for that reason? burned this morning. The loss is $y ‘or constantly chanyine i assinC jyonal and real property | Ent assistant postmaster, Mr. George H. Plant, | “Ans—I think not. When he first spoke of 1t 1 Pialsted, Wiley, Teemer | Oe ete og uid | ance $40,000, ge Path, JO cents; 10 tickets, — abe diana ed of for the Tuncfit of bie, creditors fend fee cle cera ane) Sessa. oF) caepp and told him to put his statement in writing. The | Gravton “The frat and coon eee ie nd chtstown, Ind., the planing mill and lume Caren hne MILITARY AND MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS. iis aeecunte: ‘ah gia as ‘M. M. Parker are also named as candidates. first request for a postponement of the test for ber yard of Petor Watts were burned last night, Deen €N EXHIBITION z ANP FALE AT Ftrect. MARKEITER fF street northwest, cre door from 7tkstrast, Oil Trintings, cs, Cl als Tite end Choice Si GRAXD CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON. Washington, D. June 15th, 1883. REGINALD FENDALL, Trnetee. ¢. Jel6-2w a ee have yet been received at the Post Office department. ee NUNC, R & HOWARD, PuaRMactsts, Cor. Tt and I ete. n.w. Dr. Squibb’s Chemically Pure Medicines used in Pre- scriptions. je9 NavaL Onpens.—Ensign James C. Drake de- tached from duty on the coast survey and ordered Teason of the alleged bribery was made by Repre- sentative Kelly In my office. Ques.—When did you last see Mr. Damon? Ans.—Two or three months ago. Mr, Hill said he gave the matter no further con- Will join in a decisive race at 4:30 p. m. for the first, second and third prizes, Spectators number- ing nearly 5,000 are present, at this hour, to wit- ness the race. HANLAN WINS TRE FIRST HEAT FASILY. George McMillan sentenced to be hanged In Cane ton, Ohio, to-day for wife murder was l-day Tee prieved till July 20th, Joun Berryman, 15 years of age, employed af 12 Broadway, New York, was caught accident sider: + , First heat.—At 10:30 the men took the water | ally by one of the elevators an instantly killed. Fitwes, Picture Cora and Ta FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE ROUND TRIP. = to special duty at the Navy department. Passed | $0°etion Beyond Eton tow teen che eon rompuly in the following order: Hantan, frst; | His body was nearly cul in two and Was frighte SB urkriter’s, Terma Cash. Free : (gy THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA, Assistant Engineer E. T. Phillipos has reported | $4,500, which Damon was alleged to have offered; | McKay, second; Lee, third; Parker, fourtt; Brice- | fully mangled. TICKETS GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL JULY ru. FIVE CENTS PER Gxass, | hls return hone, having” been detached from the | ine only spoke of the matter tna seers} wore land. Attn. ‘Thefrst quarter mile was pulled very | _ The New Orleans Continental Guards left Provle GOODS. f - in. | LAncaster, European statfon, on the g0th ult, and | In reply toquestions by Mr. Alexander, of the | evenly together. and at the first mile ther were | dence for Hartford thls moruing. — Without change of quantity, and quality fully main- | jas been placed on sick leave, committee, witness sald at the time of the open- | Well matched, with Lee leading slightly, followed | ‘The altorney general of Penieyivania hes suse ee Tare wil OUR LACE} Special train will leave Baltimore and Potomac Station oe N Tor We yard, _ worth at9a.m., reaching Cape May 4.30p.m. Forfuil infor- mation apply to fe18-11t Fusr GRAND_FXCURSION TUN TO RICHMOND BY WATEK, jes ILBURN'S, on the Avenue, near the Treasury. ROBT. A. PARKE, Paseenger Agent. District, and P. R.R. Station. FROM WASHIN thousand TUESDAY, June 26, 1883. ([@ NOMCE To Gas cons For gas consum-d,on and after July 1, 1883, the net __| price will be reduced” to one dollar and fifty cents per Groes price per 1,000 fee Discount if paid in 7 days Net price. MERS. cubic feet, as follow oe Cnrer Moses 1x Towx.—Capt. Baldwin, 5th U. 8. infantry, arrived here this morning trom the northwest with Chief Moses and two other In- dians and an interpreter. ‘They have quarters at the Tremont house. ‘The’ clulefs will have an in- terview with Secretary Teller to-morrow relative to thelr reservation In Waghington Territory. Tue Contract for furnishing the bureau of en- graving and printing with seals, seal presses and ing of the bids—alluded to by Mr. Taylor yester- day—he (Hill) did not request the bidders to retire; they did 80 voluntarily. It was quite likely that Mr. Damon remalued behind; he was about the office all day. WITNESSES FROM PHIL‘DELPAIA COMING. Mr. Coleman stated that Mr, Manly.of the Phila- delphia company, and Mr. Addison, their attorney, to whom the offer of bribery was made, would be in Washington on Monday to testify to this singly by Hanlan and KcKay; Parker had Sropped ‘bs to the rear, with Briceland between him and the leaders. The first tour men kept close to Hanlan’s water till the mile and one-half buoy was reached, when Briceland kept well on the lake. The champion was first to turn the buoy, with Lee, second; McKay, third; Parker, fourth, and Briceland last. Hantan’s tiné at the mnile and a half buoy was quoted at 10 ml: utes and a fraction, which was mee good thne, in view of the water, which had become choppy two or three len; pended the bill asking for an injunction restraine ing the Pennsylvania Schuyikill Valley ratiroad, company from building its ne on La Fayette ‘street, Norristown, Pa., and has appointed a hear- ing for to-morrow, when all parlies ia interest will be heard. —_ The Murkers. BALTIMORE, June ‘irginia 6a, consolidated, 'a: do.. second serirs, 36; past-due coupons, 40; new thresa, S54 bid to-day M. under a freshening breeze. On the return voyuve Jane 22.—Cotton dull_miadiing, Cae pee The Palace Stormer Excelsior will leave at 5:30 p.m. CHAS. BL BA stamping ribbons has been ‘awarded to Mr. Jullus | Charge. Hanian Kept the lead, rowing easly: the ovse, nlond—Howard atrect and western super a connecting at Olt Point with tae Steamer Arie!, going | _ Je? dtjy1 Baumgarten, of this city, ! Mr. New.—We will hear them. holding in their reiative positions, Briceland well : : do., tamil; I have swcce-ded in p ng afew more of those | Up the iistoric James River by daylicht US WEEE = — . : int Hanten © ‘d > extra, 4.2506,503 ‘JERSEY POLONA. ‘A very cheap and pleasant tip, over 700 miles ride, QA8 STOVES BAKE AND BROIL; WILLGAVE | o.,. «op connguaan GovmmuuLwn Vengete.—Sec- MR. MURCH WAS RECALLED, in the rear. Hanlan passed” the two-mile SS: Petiece hey. See In Biack and wr ‘Tickets $3—sood for ten day: eur cost in turee months. iS Aine s 7 and was questioned further relative to his having | buUOy | in fourteen minutes and forty-five ‘0. ‘Wheat—southers quiet ant J a es RG stare ross procured at B. 2-1: E, F. BROOKS, retary Chandler yesterday 1ssuel a circular re-| coq the attention of Mr. Hill and the depa ent | Seconds. Lee was fifteen seconds vehind. “Han- n't less active : southern red, 1. for which to supyly the demend_a roth st. and the avenue. Je2-Im Ccreoran Building | tating to proposals for the purchase of condemned J -partm lan passed the two and one-half mile buoy in 18 Mabon Medal 25) Net Marve Tek Ladidhasans “gp? THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY, vernment vessels in accordance with the act ot | tthe existence of frauds In reply to a question | minutes, 20 seconds, taking 1t very leisurely, with sore mineer Fed. Sit and dune, 2-16at FH [ane HAIR DRE-SER | = ‘ = w" | Congress. Among the ‘eessels. offered are the | DY Mr. Coleman, witness sald he came to Wash- | Lee close on to one’ length, McKay thres lengths 1.17%: August 1. 1.19%: September, Corcoran Build Strost northwest. Congress, Frolic and Relist, at Washington, D.C. ington at the request and expense of ‘the stane- in his wake, and pulling apparently very hard. at ‘October, 1.235% 4. CORD: ee y; western steady aud newiected; southern white, FOR. Worcester, Shawmut and Savannah, at Norfolk; | Cutters to notify the government of the frauds} Hanian closed an ezsy finish with a handsome G0st4;' do. yellow, 60363; weetern Dil: ‘spot, Cle iLir washing parir. Lang- c " t SS NTIN Ng bw fe n ve Which were being committed. He did so notify | spurt, winning tn 22 miputes, 19 seconds, Lee sec- | G14," ana t, 63'.a63's:° September, Eniported koods in every BELIEF AND PLAL® PRESS PRINTING, | Rounoke, dt Chester, Pa.; Pawnee aid Sea Weed, | Wich were beng committed. ond, Parker third, Mekcay fourm and Briceland | Stehs weoaee ang a, Seat ns Suet aye Jeon” PA TRIP TO THE OCEAN! LAUTEN'S NEW PROCESS ye SO THE 87. LOUIS BUILDING, last. Fooeipin southicn, USaai; wostern white, 46a47- do. 20 FRE THMMED SET PHOTO ERURATING! Gex. Ewrxo’s Funenat—The funeral of Gen. | _yfr. Coleman then called attention to the terms | ame mae Men Rens Tae SECOND MEAT. position | Hay dull-primeto choice Feamepivanis sud Maryinna BONNETS AND HATS. poe oes tae at whet, = —, Charles Ewing will take pluce this afternoon. ‘The | of the contract for the St. Louts building, under | immediately after the fuish of the fiat Tnor ibis ob Provisions lower sud quiet Mees 1x a FES nats SEND FOR ESTIMATES, 356 _| religious services wiil beheldat St Aloysius church | which he sald even more extravagant prices were | started in the following order: Riley, 1st; Teemer, | Packed, ByalUtn Bao chewing oe, pasties Axs0, Sr GG [Epona Mount. Ontvet ‘cometery™ The "honorary pal: | Bald, the contractors, for furnishing, the, rougn | Biz, Kennedy, 84; Moser, atu: Platsied, Sun | Masia) Haan YoniG, Lard reba 1 cts $130. 3 — ' ivet_ cemetery, ono alle I ra packed, Salt jorenuicry, 18! « PER CENT. OFF ENTIRE STOCK UNTIL eater stops at Point Lookout, Fortress | , White and Yellow Pine BUILDING LUMBER, of all | Mount, “Olivet, cemetery. ‘The honorary pall- StonG, and DELGG the, COMME Be aera cote | mille tag, WHICH wan Dekeod Der ears | cee teat Rae ong soreammery. 10 JULY Isr. gant Norfolk. Can oye Ata Schenck, Hon. H. M. Teller, Hon. W. W. Upton, {assortment of. expert to assist Mr. Stinemetz in making the slighuy ahead; Riley and Teemer close T7aaX.” Coffee strong—Kio cargoes, ordinary to far, 840.9%. Sugar canicr—A soft, Bi; conper refiued steady, ' 2 cE POIN’ PRIME HAKDW Col, John M. Bacon, H. J. Ramsdell, esq., Gen. M. | necessary computations to show to the committee | UP, and Kennedy following. The four lead- ary 3 F MRS. M. J. HU Sees ees SEA cere AT THE LOWEST Manik PRICES. C. Meigs, Rear Admiral Stevens, and ion. stan- the extent of the frauds in this direction, He | €fS pulled very evenly for the turning buoy, | 4.45. seeped oar) ond steady. 1 LOL IE, aa ea ranee ae wae Our facilities and stock for the eity and country Job- | ley Matthews, The active pall-bearers will be | thought it this were done the prosecution would | Hosmer coming around first, Teemer second, Kilcy flour, “14.34: grain, Sada. Reccipte—four, 900 = . STEAMER At TA ‘bine trade are unequaled. Col. O. M. Poe, Ccl. John E. Tourtelotte, Gen, R.| pe able at the next meeting of the committee to | third, Plaisted fourth, ani Kennedy last.’ Hos- Vayrcis: wheat, 16,000 bushels: corn, 17-000 ‘Lushels 5, NINTH AND F_STREFTS.—GEN. | Wil Leave Whart Fest or Ait Dally at 9 Entiwates promptly furnished at ©, Drum, Gen. 8. 8. Burdette, William B. Webb, | furnish the requisite evidenee, mer’s Ume at the mile ‘and half buoy was 10 min- | rye, 100 "bushels. " Sipmente—cor,” 14,000 bumbelas ~CH BALBRIGGAN SHIKTS and| Saturdays excepted. On Suturiays, steam WM. McLEAN & SON, esq., N. P. Loveridge, esgq., Hon. J. K. McCammon, | ‘This led to arguments on the part of counsel. | Utes, 30 seconds. Hosmer passed the two-mile ‘heat, 365,00 bushels; corn, 7,000 bushels, at 1.45 ech. ail sizes. E! | leave at €:30 p.mn. for a sai! aown the river, retarning | _my23 18th and Betreets northwest. | Col. ‘D. C. Forney, Gen. J.W. Denver, Gen. Charles | Mr. Thomas objected to golpg into an investiga-| buoy in 15 minutes, 30 seconds; Teemer second, FT Pa a WEES, al izes. at at 11 pan-Seomp-encing Sune 30th, 1883. Fare, G Waleott, and Gen, H. V. Boynton. Judge | tion touehing any other public bullaing. it wold | §Wo lengths In the rear: Riley third. five lengths DEAWTPES, wade i Fire, Round Trip, S0e,; Sundays $1; Children 25¢. ia (SDE M.S, PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRI- i GLIMONT GAS FIXTURES! Charles Ewing and Gen. Tom Ewing are here to ‘THE WEEKLY Star for this week is now ready be contrary to the ruling of the committee, which necessarily prolong this investigation. No new t principle would be involved. It was siinply a behind Hosmer, and Plaisted ‘pulling very evenly Jead by fully fourlengths over Teemer, who was Interior Department C mges. o7 ice = T PROMOTIONS IN THE PENSION AND LAND OFFICES, PEPPERELL J 3:1é-Im Hin etreet notthweat, “Treatinene | attend the funeral. ad airecdy gone forth ‘to the country and would | eth Mit, Aue test mello waa pulled tn the RANGES |S. scaring prosnbtions were sxane th the gen- ‘T-SHAPi:, and made in the most tho a sage, vapor baths, &c. my3i-lm* kind of styie, Hosmer gradually increasing his _ sD ce sizes, at SOc. each. NAINSUOK Fr 411 QocoQUAN FALLS, MARSHALL HALL, AND 2 a eral land office to-da; Thomes R. Benton, D. C., Gi : z : - three lengths ahead of Riley and Plaisted, and | trom $1,100 to $1,600; Duane E. Fox, Mich.; John The Stexmer MARY Wack: TON will make < for mailing; price, three cents per copy. It 1s a | question as between day’s work and the modified Ss . 5 5 3 snes, at sion trips to the above pisces. To OCCOQUA* BALLS THE LARGEST STOCK IN THM, Cry TO large, eight-page paper, of fifty-six columns, cut, | contract system. Meat o6 aaron onder, Hosmer Anishing in 23) x, Mueller, Mich., and August Poblers, D.C. ir, Usual price 7: every MONDAY and Wi:DNESDAY, iezving SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST, sted and folied, aud Will be sent anywhere in| Mr. Coleman was surprised at the determined | Minu as; Teemer ‘second, 'y third, | trom $1,200 to $1,400; Oscar Newman, Va, ae oe xt 9a. im. returning at 8 p.m. Fare, round trip. BASE CALE AND EGE he United States and Canada, postpaid, for one | and persistent efforts on the part of Mr. Hill and | Plalsted fourth, Kennedy distanced. H.; Miss L. B. Hamlin, ey 25cents. MARSH LE. HALL every Saturday, leavin BDA SE CALL AND EXAMINE dollar a year. ; his counsel to keep trom the people of this country Buckman and Miss 8. W. ih., returning at 4:39 p.m. Pare,rouud trip, 18 CORCORAN BUILDING, a knowledge of the seiepestiion enol aa Sa Anti-Monopoly in Nebraska. Garson, Peansyivania, trom €1,000t0 81.200; Altred 7 SHEP SUNDAY EXCUR: son E. F. BROOKS. PERSONAL.—Representative Harmer 1s registered | made he vasi cl ey (the peopl LIncotn, Nes., June 22—The anti-monopoly | Holmead, Trom $900 to $1.200; Miss Clara J, Maral ApS ees —___— — — i 's Cross | had entrusted him with. It was not a question of | qictiret conventions in this State Scent eee, | Martin, vanta, Miss C. A. Hollingsworth, A? CRENICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH. | Two tripe, 92.1. ti HOUSEFURNISHINGS at the Ebvitt.—Harry H. paula ot mane ae one fraud, but ofa vast system of frauds, which, | terday to elect delegates to the natiovs auc, | Missouri, Miss Eruina C, Post, ¢ ‘onnecticut, Mra ENT, ee eae Ga gp. mf 3 , 2 conte. Dancing ons LU UF 4 ID. Roads, was Lane een a a Mae y ue ea ees pecan aD pry. Ney monopoly convention. The meetings were thinly | M. K. Gullick, Pensylvania, Mrs. E. L, Yoong, Flor- ; ca . Ake waxed dan E dec] id back and at crounds, = = = = = = Mr. and Mrs. Walker, of ashing- rive this man rom the ice which he y 0 i ida, C. M. Kanouse, Wisconsin, Mrs. A. P. McMan- sae eeoeiee ¢ all tripe, except Sund ee apraee band ousunday. | ops ERes Istered at the office of the New York | unfit to all. , attended, ‘only two countlesin the first district “Sh. Perfect machinery is not Notice. H Marshall Hall aud Givmont on dnésday trips. Tickets for the round For sale RIGERATORS HAVE A REPUTATION OF by. rls_yesterday.— Senators Vest and e gone home from the Arkansas Hot with health greatly fmproved.-—Gen. FE. a passenger by the overland train to arrive at San Fran ‘THE COMMITTEE’S DECISION. Chairman New, after consultation with the other goon and make any computations which he may lesire to make, and when we have concluded these being represented. Full delegations were elected in all the districts. ett by Mrs. Langtry, Laceman second, and Lorillard’s Mrs. 8. T. Dunlap, Alobama, George ‘y, Vermont, and Frank Bell, New York, froma £900 £6 $1,000, : i The Racing in England To-day. she tollowing promotions were mnie : Wr OETORs ¥-FIVE YE Beale has gone to Callfornia.—Col. Ingersoll | Members of the committee, sald we have already ss “ the pension : Derneile S. Porter, = ees Eats Cae nen eee RnS STANDING, gud tuntly are at Loag Beach for the season. | decided to conclude the Philadciphia matter, the | MES TANGTRY WINS—LOKILLARD'S ARANZA A BAD | $1 6/010. ¢1/800: Wa C Mascny I MPHERY, ions, Bundy Schools or olen eiine ree AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERYWHERE Mrs. F. Heriman and Mr, &. Niebel, of Washington, | yfanly-Cooper, the Bartlett-Robbins and the statu- epee H. Ray, D.C., from_$1,400 to $1,000; Low MH. Mills, F sailed for Europe from’ Baltimore yesterday.— matter. In the meantime Gen, Stinemetz Loxpox, June 22—At Stockbridge to-day the | Ini., Lucian €. Keeny, Tenn, John G. Evans. STREET NORTHWEST, THE BEST FOK FAMILY USE, Stewart, Wife of the ex-Senator from Nevada, | 2° 3 eantime Gen. Stinemetz can | race for the Arlington plate (handicap) was won Minnesota, Martin Welles, Connecticy D. Farden, Alsbama, L. Chapman, Mich | aed tein >, eee bone JOHN oO last Friday.—Gen. Wright, chtet several matters of inquiry now. way We Aranza third, There were nine starte: 3 The last | a. R. P. Tonera see, from $1.20 to $1,4005 teain packet Excelsior will make her MM. W. BEVERIDGE, of engineers, has returned from his tour in the | G2vide'whethera wit ho toe rib go mee aw inn Sk Coe eee Bre | +B. Commings, Pa, John E. Siaithers, Del. We spore phic # SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, . We west quiry relative to any other buildings eee nee ae os ae tee Arana es Bushall, N.C./J-C. Benjamin, Oto, W. T. Figen, : set em Fare 30c a trip.” For charter spnit: at beater No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Observatery HI. 4 jae committe at 2 eee aun been tin i ¥ xe futon Ky. (mo " Grane Mien aa Sega Gl Const. tar aon ———— ea Sole Agent for the District. Je12_| Mason rns SAYS HR NevER PROPOSED TO LEVEL | Maaly-Cooper charges will then be alsposed ot, Appointed Railroad Commissioner, | (27 1urley,,D.G. Joln 1. Helier, HL DN. Mate ytpetigt be eurpateed. ATTORNEYS. Be UE ee TU) GRADE Te ane ae Tan cue! Soe a Sa EES Couvusra, 8.C., June 22.—The governor has ap- | Mussbaum, Ph., F. L. Cowles, CcL, E. D. Crandall, : Dasrortrs Fron, PLUS EARTH 70 FILL UP ABAD PLACE IN THE The Tullock Obsequies. pointed Hon, B. P. Duncan, “ot Union, rall- | Cal., trom $1,005 to $1.20. x ‘4 "a Wwe AMES 8. EDWARD! JOB BARN RIVER FLATS. ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS—ARRANGEMENTS FOR | rcad com: loner, vice ex-Gov. Jeter, deceased. _ A dest qn of GASOLIN} aed __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ ‘Ldwande & Barnard, EHOVES, qfdltforen hate mi alpnes, Sanaa | Major Hains was asked by a Stam reporter to- THE FUNERAL, THIS AFTERNOON. Mr. Duncan isa lawyer. and is president of the | PrxxsvivaNta CONGRESSMEN PROTESTING & y. enieey, svccEsson 79 DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTUXERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRT: GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, . Lawyers. Office removed to 412 5th street northwest, fronting Court Hous s Jel-Im on hand. ork, N. Residence, ‘Hooms 2 and 4 Ek, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, mton Law Building nish avenue, pitol street, 472. Lot 240 North mh?29 ASO? RICH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 124 DPAR- ¢ Lorn ears experience. street, Chicago. Advice frev. "Eighteen ‘The most varied assortment in the city. REFRIGERATORS and WATER COOLERS at re- duced prices. SOORING STOVES, 1 PORTABLE SLATE MANTEL! NACES, a great vaciety. W. & JENKS & CO.. RANGES, BRICK SETT and LATROBES, FUK- day what action he would take with reference to filling up a portion of the Potomac flats in the vicinity of Easby’s Point, now that the Secretary of the Navy had declined to permit Observatory hill to be utilized for obtaining material, He said in reply that he had not yet decided what course to pursue, whether to obtain material elsewhere ‘The remains of the late city postmaster, Thomas L. Tullock, who died at Atlantio City, N. J., iast Wednesday, arrived here yesterday afternoon at 40 o'clock. Thirty-four of the letter carriers marshaled by Mr. J. N. Mitchell, were assembled at the Baltimore and Potomac depot when the train arrived, Assistant Postmaster Conger and others of the postmaster’s official staff; Hon. M. State Agricultural and Mechanical soctety. see eet Smallpox at Lancaster, Lancaster, Pa., June 22—Notwithstanding the active efforts of the authorities the smallpox in the city has not been entirely stamped out. Within the past twenty-four hours two deaths from the disease have occurred in one family, making five in all in this family, with one more critic: ul Acainst CLosING THE LeaGve IsLanp Nave Yarp.—Representatives Randall, Blagham, O'Niel and Harmer, of Pennsylvania, called upon Secre= tary Chandler this morning and tn an interview of an hour or more gave their views relative to the closing of the League Island navy yard. They ‘took 1d in opposition to the recom mendation : the advisory boar, and advanced 12 F Srnext Nonrnwesr, Wasurxertoy, D.C. | ended to'winout publatye e CUNNeSS JewaLy at- | jog HiT Hh street nortnweet_ | himself oF to advertise for bids again. It will pe | So erwiiht, of the Macenle we ern ena, and | Two new cases were reported in the past twenty- terest of the government fo close ‘up the League Fix of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. $12.00 | Fy HALE, EFRIGERATORS (IMPROVED MAKE), Temembered that the former bids were rejected present, to recelve the remain, ‘Tie carriers —>—— Island yard. Secretary Chandler stated to them F £.x F xtra Eine Shirts to order 0 dustice of the Peace and Notary Public, R Decause the figures were considered to be | formed in line and stood uncovered while the Explosion of Giant Powder. the reasons which had influenced the report of the Bix Fine Shirts to order. 4 $16 F street northwest, ICE CHESTS (all sizes). too high. The lowest offer was 29 cents | casket was being borne throt in the depot. Eight | Trexrox, N. J., June 22—A dispatch from | advisory board and the considerations which had — jot-6m' __ Warner Building. WATER COOL:.RS and STANDS. Pence, yard. “Since then.” said Major | of their number were detailed as bearers. After | Bloomsbury, N-J,; states’ that a large quantity of | led him to approve it. The committee then Te v WHAS, J. GOOG! Feo ES Hains, “I have received @ number of! the casket was placed in the hearse, the carriers giant powder, belon; to the West quested that no action be taken by the Tsoursows C nection at SOLICITOR OF PATENTS: sine oth NG MACEENES oot eorcal peicom Gigre ty 0 he mare cae ne eae T eacan marched as an escort to Mr. Tullock’s late home, | company, exploded at this place this morning. | until after the meeting of Congress in, December SHIRT FACTORY om jw and Exp kt. Clow ing. fc Par “ iO. street southeast. Considerable damage was done, but nobody was | next. lnterview was termina’ fore and F streets. Good work, good referen: oderate | _821 814 7th street, 5 doors sbove Penna. avenue. rmission to level Observatory hill,” he con- Cl es =o a ee inued, “Why, in the first placer haven't enough ae cneeee eae ees sere ig ad miners for the night had just quit | definite understanding was reached, as Mr. Ci MEN'3 FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 F Street, Opposite Patent Office. Fine Dress Shirts to crder New Boos. BOOKS, &e. Thox Vases, Cuams ax Serrezs, RUSTIC WOOD VASES, money for that. All that wanted was to take away a little of the lower: portion of the hill, be- cause I thought 1t woula be desirable to grade the hill and at the same: time 'to fill up a bad hole (only about six acres) in the neighborhood. I politan M. church. ‘The pall-beaters selected ‘he family are ex-Mayor M. G. Emery, Hon. W. Chandler, Secretary of the Navy; H. 8 Hildrup, J. W. Thompson, §.'8. Henkle, W. R. Warner, of losion shook miles distant the mines. seietbonetionact General Foreign News by Cable. PROSPECTS OF PRACE BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA. three or four ay el ee aS yd net. The subject wiil probably form a topic of diss “cussion at the Cabinet meeting this afternoon. Te NowBer oF Norarres Pvstic LIKELY TO BB Philadelphia, M. W. Beveridge and F. B Conger. | — p; June 2—The Gauivis says the Marquis ‘Memoifs of John A. Dix, by Morgan A. Dix. ave no doubt but that the hill willand ought to | quad Bee ARIS, REDUCED.—The terms of office of about one hun- pr Dynamic sacrolony: aye by Ward. CHAIRS, SETTEES remain, but Jt will have to be graded, some time, ee Wells bonnes a, Topresrating yt brid ee eens, noua ee ee dred and fifty notaries public m the District will Under Ground by Ste AND HANGING BASKETS, a 0 stant ical | Pike Consistory; Abner ‘Townsley Longley, 88° | were desirous of arriving at a com| ‘of the this summer, and no intments will aul Ciderwear. sr | Dr, Claudius: by Grawioed 2 Wall on ouo aide forty of Sty. tock igh. It ean | represen Robert De Bruce Cotineil; | Gimculty between France and Culaa. ‘There wilt never be graded go cheapt, would be furthering two Object War Department Changes. APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. ‘The Secretary of War has destgnated the follow- ing named persons for appointment in the War = nore: for you see it Data of Ethics, by 5} Tiger Lily, Ly ‘Sulis S Man. by Eucy C. Liliie. ert, fs iora Shaw. jouse tha cE. - ‘Hot Piowshares, ‘Tourgees. mre M.-H. MORRISON. Speesereees cote rere oe necessary, a8 thas ved the De- partment of Justice to thateffect. Hereafter all applicants for those positions will be compelied to furnish the Department of Justice with a list of all the notaries within two blocks of the locality ‘where they propose to do business. GARDEN HOSE, &0, Charles Duncanson, 30°, Evangelist | Chapter and” alonzo fection: Pao WW. ton enting the ns 4 a nt Masonlo ‘Veteran Associl tion. “Phe pall- bearers will meet at the residence of deceased at 4 o'clock in a body, and proceed to the church with the re- be furtherinterviews between the Marquis Tseng ee and M. Ferry, and the prospects for a satisfactory arrangement are favorable. GERMANY AND THE VATICAN. Rome, June 22—Herr Von Schloezer has been ordered not to quit Rome untilthe fate of the SAFE DEPOSIT Co. ECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, KOBBERY, FILE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, apl2 HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, PLotecT YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH- Capital... ‘The Company reiits Safes, in: 5 Proof Vaults, at price < seoording to size an. soming Vaults, provided for Safe-renters. VAULT DOOKS GUAL BY THE SARGENT ‘TIME-LOCK. RY. TIUNS OF DEAN STANLEY, By Dean erying from $5 to $60 per year, ati and aa ad: |, SLUDIES OF NEGLECTED TEX'S. By Dr. Rob- EARLY GRAVES; FO . By ae 2 8; EOR THE BEREAVED. By For sale by: WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 SEVENTH Srnexrt. é ‘i f church bill in the diet has been decided. of Washington, 46 1435 Penmeyivanineecane, ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, department, viz: R. M. Barnitz, class 1, Seore-| Mola Commandoee. oe gee aegis from ANARCHISTS THREATENING ATHENS. DECREASE IN THE CosT OF THE Stax ROUTE SER- te its own building, nee tary’s office, vice F. W. Matteson resigned; Walker | mains to the church, snd the Scottish ATHENS, June 22—Placards have been posted in | Vicz.—The cost of the star service in Loulsiana . Cousen 151m STREET axD New Yorn Avr. Hor Prowsna ES. By Judge Tourgee. A. Newton, cluss $1,000, ordnance office, vice Thos. | Masonic bodies, will go from the sanctuary direct | different parts of the city ped which | and Texas during the year 1882 was $475,120, an@ Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January Poe! s uni ees y ais Bia, REFINED GUM CAMPHOR, @ Leckron resigned; u! B. Lester, clerk $1,000,Pay- | to the church. “The church services will have contain @ threat to destroy a decrease in t year of $141,976.98. The 1882 was 63-10 cents, and Toyal palace and the ancient monuments by means of explosives MINISTER WALLACE STIRRING UP THE PORTE. CoxsranTINoPLE, June 22—Gen. Wallace, the American minister, has refused to the no- remains will be taken to Oak Hill cemete! tice given by the porte of the termina of the lowed by the procession in and ere ee es it. Here the Temainder of the Scottish Rite services will be formed by the master of the E\ Chap- » Mr. EB, MacGrotty, assisted by his wardens. District Government Affairs. RENTED SCHOOL ROOMS TO BE VACATED. ‘The Commissioners have notified Mr. O. H. Brightwell that on the 80th instant, the date of the expiration of lease, they will vacate the school for the year $383,141. the ‘cot curing the y rate paid per mile ast year 63:10 cents. precedence, followed with the services Rec Knights Templar; then the Scottish Rite charge of the remains and a jon of ‘vice will be formed at the church, when master General’s oMfce, vice J. M. Knowles pro- moted; Wm. G. Brock, class 1, A. G. 0., vice J. E. Gorman, deceased; Nathaniel 8. Paul, class 1, A, G. O., vice Cornelius Emmerich resigned. ‘The following promotions have been made in the adjutant general’s office: Frederick O. Mack, class 1, vice Camp resigned; LC. Burrhus, clerk $1,000, Vice SteMin deceased; Samuel McMonigle, clerk $1,000, vice Nesbitt; J.B. Nesbitt, class 1, ee Wee resigned; Lindsey Winslow, messenger, vice Maci Charies Kober, Edward Malone and Wm. H. Lee appainted assistant messengers. gehog eames I ‘The Garfield Monument. MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE ARMY OF THE 30c, PER POUND. 1. C. BISHOP, Draggist, 790 9th street. corner H street northwest. ap19 ‘The Clove of the Schuctzenfest. PRIZES AWARDED YESTERDAY. ‘The annual Schuetzenfest closed Inst evening, ‘The prizes in the off-hand shooting were awarde@ to the following contestants in the order named H. Vanderhorst, Baluimore; Wiliam Hayes, News ark; G. Seufferle, William Fendner, J. T. Norrig, Baltimore; A. F. Gibson, Baltimore; G. Settz, Bale c We Goazantez SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of er descr’) = grt eg ape oe iS r . &e.. for SAFE. EX PING, op SPECIAL GUAKANTEL, at the Lowest Hates. BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. ARLES C. GLOVER, of Rixws & Co., Vice President. LN CASS! LS, ‘Treasurer. L. STURTEVANT, 5 re c. F. Nyman, Asst. Secy. me: TRE RIDGWAY REFRIGERATOR OF ODDS AND ENDS, TO REDUCE STOCK FOR SUMMER, Afew pieces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. ‘Tapestry Brussels, 75c. yard. me 2. To do ail we claim for it—to give entire satisfaction—or money refunded. : i i : LAND room near 3," ‘They have also notiti for three at F. Susder, UBarenC, Glover, Mattings very Cheap. fea aah ere sccncmnienl tn She cnsmatotiom of p11 5 econ nina. EAMES We Sos Hie dohn Lord that uney ll vacate tne bull Wittam Bayes, UV ERI Stinteyane | ‘e' + | Adee of Tapestry and Brussels Rugs, 9212 feot and any other refrigerator. fe the Pamberiand to, acide See Toad. ‘The pies for the —_— Bt | , Orders by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet clean- me : The Commissioners have notified Mr. James ee ea ae FA neg ca od eee ing receive prompt attention, It dispenses with the metal lining, 80 objectionable Small that market master C. H. Buell has been pitimere: C Hagen, Seay PREPS os bg ee] . exoueros « nore, bec ter sn oa eine ea La Ream Wow 0 & RS Doe [OC WYN | sen 808 MARKET SPA77. Lae i Lapasersce: mbopinen region done EvBever, = cco RER B% Egy | PRUSTEE SALE OF sTgcK ‘Ask to eee liet of references. - Be tip Teme, TNO | | ve been iaxued tor Entwisle Tae Geseukerie, William ° 35 aes = DL ereck, a eae ner and F. Kramer. o EB ERS aes WM. 8. MITCHELL, —_— ng for hisnselt 813 Market Space. On Monday, 18th inst., I will begin to close out at regular sale, at great'y reduced prices. Mr. Mitchell's iy 3, J. W. SCHAPFER, SoLE AGENT, 1020 7th street northwest. MYDEBANT HOSE, ICE CRUSHERS, ICE dwel for on. west, Sr ee erect a two-story HATCHETS, ICE SCALES. j Je16 the most - IcE TONGS, stock, consisting of China Matiings, Body and Tapes- ring BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, GARDEN try Brussels, Ingrain, Venitisa and other Carpets; JME™MOPOLITAN BooK< Tony, Josers H. Hawixn’s TOOLS, ke. Smyrna, Velvet, Axminster and other Rugs and Mats, F. P. MAY & 00, Linolonma, Oilelothe, Curtatu Goods, Window Shadirg, BEGINALD BENDALL, - 634 Pennsylvania avenue. del6-20 Brustee, Je18-6t,, gis J cney tania FINE ETCHINGS AX NGS “On Exhibition Af RNGHAVING JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Agent.