Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1883, Page 5

SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. WHE WENT Wor’ TYeWeAarie, N. wu June 23. It has sccommodations; for 450 gusrta: and offers’ more he oo geaside resort on the Atlantic, ‘Xeellent advantages for bosting, ine. Gaataine ore. modern ap ne 2 very and Boar ‘gleetric light. f- ‘The wt stock market. Two 1 : Bours’ ride from Boston by Ex: Of the Hotel always in waiting. Address, Porter S, Manager. ; HOTEI, LPONARDTOWN, oor beaut x dairy, water 5 ete. $1.50 908 i leess JOHN F. FENWICK Peal-thkml N. J, VILLA BELLEVU cand Cingrem ste.: near, © seen. or the season of 1883, is tha say season, and no cx- Pense has been considered where this lovely be made more atiractive and comfortable. ~ JUNE 25. no malarial, finest pleee for children Suro ruiet and cure for hay fever, ‘0. Laundry, Kates—$3 per fll, $75 80 $90 per month. ‘0. stop at Deer Park. Konnd- m tickets from all points on sale from June ‘ctober 31. Write for the neatest and most Ps mer book of the year. ‘On Mountain Top,” ‘Special ow rates made ing horses r the pur riand, 1 ONGRESS HALL, OCEAN JCo., Md., opens June pibbed: firsticinss in every part ing, tishing, gunuing, ete. SELBY. FELLA untranspo: milk acd eqra. Witn » the ens, but nm ‘the awn: er th 1: y thus "Ten pins, ¢ reat Mra. D. PB. MCGIN ig and bos ou the banks. ow Grove, Shenande KOUSE, »D HARBOR{ first-F “AGLE” in town, oaate boarders. B. & 0. for transport- to Deer Park and return in oe. to June 20 to W. J. M. ; after that se2-a, t, th, Im ter, cream, ed,’ walk on fis i h county, Va. my31-t,, tu nm wiles%/) the finest dis y enforesd LARGE WOKLD on adjoiniig grounds. KWOOD HOUSE HAR 4 Va., rebuiit and newly : SUMMER RESORT, ¢ Fiver; fine fishing, d bathing. Oper Terms, $1.00 per R. }fletor, Milestown P. 0. FOR THE SEASON JUNE léra. RATES $0.50 AND $4 PER DAY. ‘S$ HOTEL AND SUMM ER RE! Leonardtown, M. t CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. childrens) price; Le mosquitos, HERBr KY F. MOORE, Prop. tres, MASSLE, Prop’, Chari aye. MOUNTAIN: THE PARK HOTEL, eraily supplied is hydraulic eevator. ud dissrans. ‘Terms moder: i drives, music, h farm produce. ate. Seud ‘my3-3m AKLAND HOTEL, BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC crt. OPEN ALL THE YEAx. pe BOY axD COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND AEL Address my3-3no "A TLANGIC HOTEL OCF Sau open June 26t any ircul: Iy to. the Stato reulars apply to. the Proprieto City c D.. Many "improvements $5 panied, etc. For, tar office 'or JOHN TRACY, Jes-1m K ISLAND, miles at sea; surf and st bans and blue 3 accommo- ball and. theatrical ‘ours, fae, $00 secular boarders, eub-maritie cable, | “wes, siualer, leas price. Send for iliustra- Sed hond-beok.” “Q. 8. MAWDEN, 43 Bowdoin ntrece, Linton * Sed-Tm R. L—OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, | i water LY SEA- ia. Rout . Ghereystane every Monday, The Ba: jad Washi gounection with the Northampton. Hotel FA Pitshugh, Address _ < my15-3m ¥ steamer Northampton to ‘ Wednesday and Friday. timore and Washincton steamers make closo abe Grecsion HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. é WILE OPEN JUNE 30. The Sanitary Arrangements of the Stockton have Des yieces ts pertect order by General Russell Thayer, ereveutoen years Proprietor of Ola Congress c prietor Congress ledelpbia. 5 ‘The vausxemient will be under the ’ ‘ARE, ; Adiress be at Conti Sr Pea : st Contineatal Hotel, on Thursdaye until June 3. z myl-2m res, Hunt: he, Hacelicut Tate," Gaeante at Brew 1015 Fenn. Ave.. or address A. M. New Windacr, Md. “Wy LXDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, MOUN- 7 ta.ns, Sprinss, Hat! % Fishi: tano’ wetLy, mayTo~ T MAY, N. J.—CARROLL “VILLA,” JACK- Ce: analy furkiswed 1 Opens Sune ise or ternun address Mra. J. A MYEHS, PO yam x 4, Cape May. A LANTIC CITY, NJ. FAMILY HOTEL. __ THE COLONNADE. Furnished, with ali the modern improvements. MRS. C. A. RINES, . my2i-2m —.__ (Formerly of Washington, D. ¢.) GP A08 tes. DOUGLASS HOUSE, KFHOBOTH BY ACH, DELAWARE, ‘Wii open JUNE Ie, 1883. “Torms, $1.50 per, day. Special arrangements for fanuiltes “oF| 2d Edition. Latest Telegrams to The Star. Renewed Excitement on Change in Chicago. ANOTHER BREAK IN THE MARKETS. Cucago, June 28—The markets on change suf- fered another bad break this morning, and the forenoon session was marked by uneasiness and at times great excitement. The depression In rices extended to provisions and grain as well, But was more especially. felt in pork and wheat, Pork has shown a steady and heavy deciine the past three days and this morning took a tumble of 42iga50c. Lard declined 73al7\c., making the quotation for the July option less than. that touched on the day of the fatlure of McGeoch. Wheat, which has displayed weakness for a week h Past, dropped 13ya23yc. per bushel in addition to- Young, real estate broker, 1420 day. These declines renewed ali the uneasiness CLARENCE PETERS, Prop. | of the past two weeks, and the announcement a = was made at noon that H. 0. Kenyon & Co. and LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N.J.. OPENS | John Sinclair had succumbed. They had been deal- first <eason Jnly 7th, 1883. Directly om Ing in grain, but were not ratedas very extensive the beach; clegantiy furnished; etrictiy Aret- dealers, One cause assigned for the unusual HHEDRETH Peopeane, 450 FRANK HEMEL | weakness displayed by the market is the fotolia rte bad showing made by the firms of McGeoch, SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, |N. J,.| Everingham & Co. and M. & Nichols & Co. corner of Pennsylvania and Atlantic ave- particularly the latter firm, from whom a ee ore te te tame toeations) ta the)elty Te better report as to assets had been anticipated. . sgh es : ‘The house has been thoroughiy renovated and re!ur- Degroes Conferred. nished; awnings to every window; pure water intro- c : Rn ‘eat ARLISLE, Pa., June 28.—Degvees were conferred eels Pete ee elasé secomm: | upon eminent citizens or New York city, by the ‘Mass Ax» | Laces. HOTEL KAA’ CATSKILL “MOUNTAIN! OPENED THIKD SEASON JUNE 26en. ‘The most popular mountain resort in the wori all-rail route to the Hotel, via thenew Railroad. For additional information Hotel iG. — EXCEL TABL piessant rooms, splendid air, fine Chaly beate Spring: close to station, telegraph office, antsin; good dri ne ., Terma, $25 per week. 4. P. McINTURFF, Proynietor, Chalybeate House, Strasbn Je27-20 THE VICTORIA, ME- hotel, near the, ocean. pamed: lighted by 9 gas; heir mattresses; tabie excellent; terms Jiu moderate de2T-im IVER VIFW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. moat delightfu re THE sumier Kesort ir'the state. Salt ulars can De ha: t | is GUY MANSION, SECOND AVEN| Dees See tat ‘First-chise appointment ~elled Terms very reasonable for first-class accom- ‘Three minutes’ walk from both railway authorities of Dickinson Colle here yesterday as follows: The o 0 Richard Wai 6 WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. | son Gilder, editor of the Century. The degree of ATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP, | LL. D. to Rev. J. R. Day. The degree of D. D., Pa. Open with inereased attractions. was conferred upon Charles C. Tiffany. Running water in chambers from springs, 9 —_—.—__ hiladelphis mosqui- Je23-1mn* General Foreign News by Cable. AN ENGLISH CLERGYMAN WOUNDED IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. Lonpon, June 28.—A desperate attempt has been made, In ‘a carriage of a railway train runping from Calais to Paris, to murder and rob Rev. Mr. Witchborne, an English clergyman. The. mur- derer attacked Mr. Witchborne with a chisel, stabbing him five times. The assassin tried to make his escape when the train arrived at Amiens, but was captured after a terrific struggle. The Wounds of the clergyman are very dangerous, and itis not expected that he will survive them.’ His assailant is also an Englishman. THE PAUPER EMIGRANT QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT. from. L. W. BRODHEAD. OXFORD. MD, ASTFORD HALL, v} SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprietor. Tins purnist Maryland Resort wil open op the I f ation of FC) me. 1883, for the secammod: rms moderate. Je YAPE MAY, N. BANS, / Opposite’ the New Columbia. ’ Strictly; glans. Adds m “88 MRS. MoCLELLAND. Bis 1OTEL, GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD. WILL OPEN JUNE 25. Terme: $1.50 per day, $9 per week, and $30, Timonth. “Special arrangements for fami- = rey Seca ve +: 4 Mr. Trevelyan, chiet secretary for Ireland, re- Ea te a aed Sect NOME | Me terapyn ce wcrc rn ‘All boats iree. Address the question of Mr. Cowen, as to whether it was R, J. ADAMS & BROS., Piney Point, St. Mary's county, Md. : Sehmedtie & Bros,, 707 7th st. n. nt Printing Office, ULPHUR SPRIN , 56 miles from Washington. Morning and evening trains via Virginia, Midiaud railroad, AU the modern improve- ¥/) c., KC. true that pauper emigrants had been sent to America with the knowledge and consent of the government, said the reports about landing of paupers in America were greatly exagerated. He Stated that the steamer Anchorla took no inmates of any workhouse and that all emigrants sent by the commisstoners had been supplied with funds. No paupers had been sent out by the board of guardians, He also stated that no definite offer for sending emigrants to Canada had been re- celved from the dominion government, patensa it HALLE jer county, V ments throughout, including hot ani cold, baths, closets on eae bells, gas, : Springs possess the ns of metropolitan life, owing to the proximity jore. “For information, terms, . TENNEY & Ck The Markets. BALTIMORE, June 28.—Virginia 68, consol 40; do.,, second’ series, 36: past-due coupon! 0s, 33%; do. new threes, 54 bid to-di BALTIMORE, June 28.—Cotton dull—middling, 10: Flour unchanged and duil. Wheat—southern quiet aud steady; western lower, and inactive: southern Ted, au 11; do. amber, 1-16a1.20: No. 1 Maryland, 1-18 bi SHALL, , CAPE MAY. Unequaled location, eubs! ew furniture, prompt and attentive service, Ley bella, electric Lizhts. . 2 western winter, August, 1.15%al.15: er, 1.193¢ai.19 lower and di hia, western "Io jul; and Devon Inn, Devon, Pa. yellow, 59360; western mixed, Opens JUNE dorm. Je18-2m_| Annet, 61i¢ Did: September, (65 [SitED STATES HOTEL. Hae Rie “Finda. Bennsy vant The largest fn Atlantic City, N.J. Opens Lull Butter: steady-—western Tune 30th, for the season of "83. ard. tet, 17a DENI. H. BROWN. pag tetas eyes sant Reo BENT. H. BROWN. | nominal. “Coffea firm—itio ea ordinary to fair, S. P. SCOTT, Manazer. Ju18-2m a a po Si, oper rennet 5 quiet, tas. Whisky quiet. 1.163al.17. Frei OTEL AML eT Sto CITY, X. 3. 4 So moetran ged seeds pie flour, 2.900 bee New York avenue, one square from depots GME | 10.600 bushels: corn, 30,000” bitsbe and in full view of ocean. First-class in all appointments. painie for special rates for families and permanent boarders, Mark begiage ‘Hotel Arkngton;” aelivered free. Jel6-Im" IMLAY & STEWART, Proprietors. WOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAK- D, MD., owned by'Mra. Killourne upied for three seasons by Mrs. Barry, of Washington, within easy walking distance of the ano dust 50 acres of lawn, with plenty of shade and one of the finest springs in the whole snountain re- bushels. bushels, ———— Bids Opened To-day. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES FOR THE INTERIOR DE- PARTMENT. Bids for furnishing miscellaneous supplies to the Interior department were opened to-day. The following were the Washington bidders: W. B. Moses & Son, M. J. Wine, Jullus Lansburgh, C. eter eB Ear euests June 25, 1883. Apply for par- | Becker. W. B. Williams, R. K. Helphensting, ticulars at 1534 I street northwest. Je16-15t"__| H. H. Hollander, E. G. Wheeler, W. M. Galt & Co., GUAR YA HoTEE, A. L Melzer & Dro. Thos, W. smith, Milne & . ND OF CC cur Proctor, M. W. Beveridge, Scheller vens, C. EAN EMILANTIC Cede oe AVENUE. | W. ‘Thorn, Chas. E burkhead, Thos. Noriieet, An entirely new house, elezantly furnished, Cc. Hewett, Stott & Cromwell, electric bells, was, &c. Full ocean view. First-' Hoffer, R _ Bo: Willett. & Libbey, fines in every respect. Open all the year. Nodewdik | J, 1. Savage, John Keyworth, W. R. Riley, J. W: bar. WA. J. LOVE, P. 0. Box 452. my30-2m | Drew, L. Schmid & Son, Lansburgh & Bros. Z. D. ONG BRANUH—GRANBY COTTAGE, FIFTH | @llman, Harris & Schaeffer, Wheatley ‘Bros., Woodward & Lothrop, Kellogg & Johnson, F. Mii- ler, E. H. King. ‘The Second School Division. A PETITION FOR A RESIDENT TRUSTER. A committee, consisting of Dr. R. B. Detrick, Rev. S. M. Hartsock and C. H. Burgess, presented to-day the following petition to the Commissioners of the District of Columbia: “Gentlemen: The undersigned respectfully re- quest that some citizen residing in our school division (the second) may be assigned to the 4 north Hotel Brizhton, Ocean avenue. First-class aecommodati Im* . H, BROWN. Ho! ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The most clezantly furnished and best ap- Pointed hotel in Se Cit $e15-2m OWLAND HOUSE, cean ‘The favorite Family Resort. a : Grove, N. J. ‘Best location, of Ocean and in Particulars, R. MILLS, Proprietor. e 30TH. ie IEGRIST, Proprietors. ein cate Of cur schools a8 Hrustoe. ‘The custom, for. merly the law, of allowing each school lon of SPRAY VIEW, OCEAN GKOVE, N. J., DIRECTLY Spa eee ee ee ‘the city one or more school trustees from its own story hotel, with verandas on three fronts. 94) people and residents,has never been departed from Perfect dean fi. 2 ventilation, until the present year, and in no division but ours. airy roonia: "Ascomunodution f0r200" Bea nage—tiee, | We believe the change has operated prejudictally JOSEPH WHITE. Je12-2m_ to our schools.” T]HE MADISON, Sungef avenue and Kuyley street, ASBURY PARK, N.J., t-class. Gas, Flectric Bells and Telephone. Uei2-2m] E. GATE. The petition is signed by ex-Trustees R. B. BS Hee ae sear comple, se hn Rando! al a fam » church; J. E, Rankin, Titst Cons Hamline M. regational church; W. 8. Edwards, pastor Ste endree chapel; George O. Little, pastor As- sembly chureh; J. L. Mills, pastor 9:h street M. P. RANDALE HOUSE, NEAREST TO SPRINGS £4 Hotel, Bedford, Pa..” now open for rece thon of guests. The house has been thoroug : overhauled; bath rooms, billiard room and ded vements. ‘The honse is most pleasan between Beaford and the Springs, wit el H. Greene, pastor Calvary Baptist .W. Faunce, pastor E st. Baptist church; B. Sunderland, First Presbyterlan ehurch, an about fifty other prominent residents of the second school division. [Gen. William Birney represents the second diviston in the school board.} cated mnidwa; large lawn, well shaded; good s‘al For further information address ALSIP & SMITHS. pe POPULAR WATERING PLACE, CAPE MAY, Ia Reached by the WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOULS FROM PHILADELPHIA, ~ Yast Express Trains, with Parlor cars at tached ore run durine the season at convent.) hours, and passengers will find on their, ral at the New Bn 7 ge ‘THE WAR ON POSTMASTER PEARSON.—An effort has been made to secure the removal of Postmas- ter Pearson, of New York, the principal reason urged being nis alleged connection with outside mail companies in New York. ‘This matter has been brought to the attention of the President andthe Posmaster General, and the latter told a Stam man to-day that the subject was still under consideration. When told that a published state- ment had been made that Mr. Pearson would be removed, Judge Gresham replied that his deter- mination in the case had been reached. He further sald that Mr. Pearson would have an op- portunity to defend himself from any charges that would be made, . ‘No Fever—Reports received by the surgeon general of the marine hospital service show that there were no cases of contagious disease in Brownsville, Texas, or Matamoras, Mex., during *| the week ended June 19th. REFERRED TO THE CouRT OF CLAIMB.—The Secre- tary of the Treasusy has referred to the Court of Claims for trial the case of E. A. McClure and Cuarles F. Porter against the United States,which ts a claim for cutting and stacking hay, &c. Alsd, the claim of John W. Beaman for services and ex- Renses as a 5] t street Dagigsuce checks, and full infor. metion, apply ua follows: Northeast corner 13th street aud Pennsylvania avenue station, Baltimore and Poto- mae Kaiirosd. CHAS. E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. Je9-taulS J. BR. WOOD, Gen'l Pamenger Agent. ¥ Artaxric Crrz. Express Trains are run THROUGH wit Ra Stops IN NINETY MINUTES we special agent of the Treasury depart- wager |Souacnern cece 2 uae cee A N .N iq > n in the Jlaims CAMO esae NT | WEST of fitty Indian interpreters for balance due on ac- RAILROAD, Prom services rendered, Station foot or Vine al on trains of the Baitizcore nid Petar valfroed to nae delphia Broad-street station of ReroRTED RESIGNATION.—I¢ is reported to-day that Trustee Lovejoy, of the board of public school trustees, has tendered, or is about to tender, his resignation. Persistent ‘Payne—The commissioner of In- dian affairs has received, through the Secretary of War, a dispatch frem Gen. Pope stating that D. L. Payne, of Oklahoma fame, has applied to the United States circuit court ab for an injunction restraining military interference with his entrance fnto.and occupation of the Ok- Le district in Indian Territory. Ds this “| fled. Ho COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH, N.J., OPENS JUNE 20. iroulse tems. Ke. addrees, FED. E. FOSTER, Manager: REMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NEAR THE "T'teach. Lanse. shety fends Swrioge, py croquet, lawn tennis; for familien. erates, “CHAS, LE HOY aa : WHEEL Li el room by the wee! Write tor cireuiar. of futerest. clase oo. may 2 San ‘WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. | _Je2-Im* MLS. J. F. BOWEN, “JORDAN WHITE SULPHOR SPRINGS, M'ZB08O11TAN—COUNER OF ATLAN- itey henson « Depot P. O., Vi AYA tic and Fitth avenues, Atlant near Pamphiets at Starcites tS O~ Y® Warn baths. Camden and No tral niy2iam F.C. JOKDAN.” | atthe, door. Terme moderaia. J. &. Mos QAST END COTTAGES, HEDFORD, PA, ‘open May 231. Location pleasant; ‘water’ Fade. ‘spring fresh every day, pr ne J. W: BARNDOLLAR, proprietor, a ps SHELBURSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ‘N ROBERTS. N END OF DELA- 5. atch x avenue, Stiantie City, Mnch/ Beni ianee 'Proveletors try Gas Cooxixe Sroves =OR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH 2T2EET. fait Ores ‘TUESDAY, JUNE lira. ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, eh i 2 ‘The New Water Supply. ‘BED BOCK STRUCK. On inquiry this morRing, the following infotma- tion was obtained respecting the east shaft of the tunnel for the new water supply: - Bed rock was reached at theshaft east of Howard University on the $ist instant, at 8p.m. The rock is steatite, similar tothat in the old “Indian Quarry” just west of Rock Oreek, where it uccurs asaveinor lode inthe country rook, which is gneiss. It was found underlying about ten inches of green sand, which in turn was beneath a half cemented black sand containing large rounded Pebbles. The rock was intersected by a vein four inches in thickness, of hornblende quartz, having a dip of 80 degrees to the southwest and a strike from northwost to southeast. This is generally the dip and strike of the gneiss rock fn this sec- tion, ‘This vein was extremely hard, and had to be sledged off, whlie the rock at-the surtace could be removed in smail pices with steel-pointed bars. As the rock was penetrated it increased in hard- hess, and the vein ramified into several branches, preserving its characteristic forms of erystaliza- ton, Blasting is now required to make any further progress. ‘The rock was found at a reference of plus 29 above tide, 116 feet below the surface of the ground and 86 feet below the bottom of the new reservoir within which the shaft is located. The excava- tion of the improved tunnel westward from this Shaft to the point whore it meets the heading from. the Rock creek shaft would furnish all of the rock heeded for the construction of the new reservoir and would be delivered through the east shaft, di- Tectly upon the work where it 1s to be used. Its hoy that all difficulties in the way of the land condemnation may be safely overcome and the active prosecution of the work be commenced. The vein ered in the shaft 1s one in which gold might be found, being a quartz vein ta the talcon rocks—the common location of gold—but there seems to be no reason to apprehend a serious diversion upon that account. ete eadeasioe i District Government Affairs. MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The Benning’s race cousrse grounds has been subdivided for the purpose of sale and the dtvistons submitted tothe District Commissioners by Mr. ‘T. J. Fisher, with the request that they be sur- veyed by the District surveyor and recorded. THR LOWEST BIDDRES. Yesterday the committee on bids re the, lowest bidder for laying the granite blocks on 30th street, Georgetown, to be Owen O'Hare, and on 8th and 9th streets southwest, P. Maloney. A 80UTH WASHINGTON DELEGATION. A delegation of citizens and property holders on 8d street southwest, consisting of Dr. R. A.Bacon, Charles Marshall, Wm: Fegan, Wm. Ryan, Jere- miah Quinn, John Quint luth, Dr. Lumby, B. Leonard and others walted on thé District Com- missioners to-day to urge the grading and paving of 81 street, from B to G streets southwest, and were told that the Commissioners would do all they could for the cause, and would recommend that it be put into the estimates, The same committee took occasion to recom- mend for the position of trustee to the colored schools Mr. J. D. Baltimore, a well-known intel- lgent citizen of South Washington, a chemist and engineor by profession. ‘The Comintsstoners sald they would consider his application when the matter came up. SPFCTAT POLICEMAN. Wm. H. Lucas was appointed sperial policeman, to do duty for one year at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, ‘THE ASSESSORS are engaged to-day, ana will be until July Ist, In equalizing their assessments, and will sit as a board of appeals from July Ist to August 1st. It ts sald by some that the assessment as reported 4s very crude in consequence of there having been no rules for uniform method of assessments, and that as a consequence each one has tuken up a met hod of his own to work by. The Pound Party 3 irder Trial, CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION. For the defendant Curry, Rosa Hood testified that she was with Curry tn another room when Creek was assaulted, George C. H. Vedder testified to Curry’s reputa- tion being good. The defendant, Washington Curry, testified that he went to the ‘party asa musician. He had no trouble or words with any one. He saw Ward go in the front room with an axe in his hand. a RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER—The followin: were the readings at the office of the chief signa! officer to-day: 7 a.m. 67.5; 11 8.m., 79.6; 2 p.m. B42. Maximum, 648; Minimum, 64.2 Orr For DrER PaRK.—Mr. very, stable proprietor, of this city, yeatéraay shipped a car-load of horses to Deer Park, and sent with them a number of fine village carts, Toad buggles, &¢. Mr. Natlor will manage the Deer Park stables again this year. Among the people who have ylready taken rooms at this mountain resort are W. W. Corcoran and General Beale, of this clty, and Robert Garrett, jr., of Bal- Umore. The prospects tor a good season at Deer Park and Oakland are said to be excellent. ee Sons oF TeMPERANCE.—Eagleston Division, No, 11, Sons of Temperance, has elected the following officers for the coals, whe W. P., Anna W. A. . Wilson; R.8., William J. A. R. S., Marion A. Harpers 8., E. Price Brown: treasurer, Chas. A. B. Boy4;’ chaplain, Harriet 8. Sayre; canductor, John Locke; A. C., Mary V. Wilson; I. 8, Minnie Lewis; 0. S., Robert Scott; P. W. P., Harry A. Niedfeldt, eee Sey George Barton, the colored bell-boy at the Na~ tional hotel, who was arrested about a month ago charged with robing a guest of the hotel of $185, was released on his personal bonds4n the Police Court this morning on account of the non-appear- ance of the prosecuting witnesses. Taxpzyers should read the wdvertisement of Assessor Dodge to the board of equalization in to- day’s Stan. Wash. Natlor, the ee ‘The Courts. Court IN GENERAL TERM, ‘To-day, Thomas J. Mackey, of South Carolina, was admitted to the bar. Springman agt. B. an P. RK. H.; Inquisition confirmed. Frederich agt. Christiant; on hearing. Crecurr CourtT—Judge MacArthur. To-day, Shipman agt. Magarrity; trial resumed. pete batinden ait APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.—The Presi- dent this afternoon reappointed Samuel H. Walker, David Rittenhouse and albert B. Ruf to notartes ublic of the District of Columbia, and appointed Frank F. Claussen, of Louisiana, melter and refiner, and Benjamin F. Taylor, of Louisiana, assayer of the mint at New Orleang THE Naval RETIRING board to-day submitted their report upon the case of Commander Chas. H. Eaetman, and recommended his retirement, The Secretary has not yet acted upon the case, Tue PosrmasteR Pxo TEM.—Mr. Seymour W. Tullock who has been designated by the bonds- men of the late city postmaster to settle up the affairs of the office, has also been appointed by the Postmaster General to act until a new postmaster can be appointed. No one seems to know who the coming man’ will be, and the names only of those who were applicants are mentioned, THR NEW YORK STOCKMARKET. 91 ¢ following are the onening and closing prices «i the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reportel Eyspecial wire to H. H. Dodge, 589 15th stro3t. Name, 0. Cen. Pacific, 7534! 753g\Nor. & Wes. Ches. & Ohio..| 1934) 193¢/North Pac . Do. ist pref :| 29°| 29°] Do. pret. Do. 2d pret..| 2234! 2174| Northwest .. ce 1 ‘7334| T34\Ont. & 29° | 30% Orego Jame, Wab, Pac. 2 Wab, Pac. p’d.| 423 ‘West. Union..| 853! 85; tina’s Voyage. OF BAIN SAYS ABOUT: THE-Gos- SIP OF MADRID. Inreply to the-storyabout Queen Christina’s departure from Spain, the Paris correspondent of the London Jimes sends the following: A friend of mine, who returned from Spain by the very train in which the Queen traveled’and who saw 86 | 8574 MY. Central: |1189¢/118%6 Chri ‘WHAT THE QUEEN going. 1 was going to London for the end of ‘season. “when do fl start?” a the: lap ma - Sm: day; your majesty. © day on which eried the Queen gayly. Yes, your the journey has upont® A) 5 i Es > +6 i if fr i i ot Deen apprehended until recently, was yesterday tricd before Judge Arnold, and upon being con- vVicted was fined $500 and sentenced to an im- prisonment of seven It was testified ‘ that on April 5, 1 ‘Mary Butler, was the victim of criminal malpractice, and that In consequence of what she said upon her sick bed Dr. Hathaway was arrested as the Principal to the operation and Dr.” Thomas . Miller a8 an accessory to the fact Hath- away was brought before the Woman, and she identified him as the guilty party. Hathaway and Miller were indicted,but when the case was called for trial 1t Was showa that the former had fled the Jurisdiction of the court. Meanwhile, Mary Butler, who had recovered, left the city and died some time afterward. On January 19, 1882, Miller was tried and acquitted for want of evidence. Hatha- way suDsequently returned to this city, but his presence was not discovered until he was arrested on another charge and an investigation made as to his former dark deeds. After these facts had been established a fitteer- year-old son of the defendant was called to the Stand and testified to the circumstances pending the visit of Mary Butler, to his father’s house. He claimed,however,that DetectiveMiller had told him Guring the morning that it was Mary Butler, and dented having previously told Assistant District Attorney Bregy that he knew who the woman Was. While Detective Miller was upon the stand District Attorney Graham asked him to state the results of his examination of the cellar of the house No. 2243 North Sth street, formerly occupied by the doctor. _Eamund Randall, counsel for the defense, objected to this question on the ground of irrelevancy, it having previously been sworn that Mary Butler’s child had been removed from the ‘house by an attache of the coroner’s office. The objection was sustained by the court. reergnde f Was the only witness called by the defense. He stoutly denied the charge in the in- dictment and said that the first time that he had ever seen Mary Butler was when he was taken be- tore her after his arrest. He sald that he was elghty-three years of age, and had been practicing medicine for fifty-nine years. After argument of counsel and the charge of the court, the jury, after deliberating for a short time, Tendered a verdict of guilty, and the maximum punishment was tmposed upon him. THE VIRGINIA REGATTAS. ‘The entries for the Virginia state regatta have closed, with crews from Richmond, Petersburg, the University of Virginia and Lynch 4 at given up until the latter 1th strect, whic had ‘been rented Torey ant st whic nrented for occu) from May i,and in the meantime handsomely furnished. ‘The seclusion of the lady, who ts described as a bewitching widow, excited considerable curiosity, which was intensified by the mysto- rious visits of a burl; who usually arrt on July 4th, under the auspices of the Tobacco City boat club, the Columbias and Potomacs, of Washington, have entered fours and singles, and the Elizabeths, of Portsmouth, have entered a four. Several of the Virginia crews will arrive on Saturday, in order to have time to become familiar with the course. THE HARVARD-COLUMBIA FRESHMEN RACE. The Harvard - Columbia freshmen race was Towed at New London, Conn., last evening. The oats started even, Harvard pulling 42 strokes, but quickly dropping to 40. Columbia began on 45, and came down to42 The struggle was close up to three-quarters of a mile, when Harvard was half alength ahead. At this point three Colum- Dia men “caught crabs” and the boat sto] Before it get started again Harvard had got decisive lead, and though Columbia kept up 42 strokes to the fin! Harvard won easily by 83 lengths, in 11:03, Columbia coming up in 11:22 Harvard’s steering was wild and would have Deaten them in a close race. h that a Wisconsin street dealer in furniture, who had supplied Mrs. Bush to the tions to say that if the balance was promptly paid, the furniture and furnishings — t oe money w: cal ed to collect wrre given up until yesterday afternoon, when the proprietor went there in person and found the It appears that she had pa! Heavy Rains a: Destruct! Floods. GREAT DAMAGE TO THE CROPS AND RAILROADS IN PENNSYLVANIA. ‘The rain storm of the past two days, which was more notable in this city for its continuance than for its severity, did great damage in portions of Maryland and Pennsylvania. The creeks 1 the vicinity of Fort Deposit, Ma., were very much swollen, and the railroad was badly washed out. There is also a bad wash out near Colora, The rain did great damage to the wheat crop in Maryland, which was nearly ready for harvesting. In the vicinity of Harrisburg, Pa. the rain was the heaviest known for years. Paxton creek over- flowed its banks, filled the cellars of adjacent houses, washed away fences and chilled a furnace in one of the rolling mills, causing much delay. A heavy rain storm, which at times was terrific, prevailed at Easton, Pa. A landslide on the Easton and Amboy rallroad, near Bloomsburg, N. J., de- layed trains about an hour. The road-bed under the tracks of the Lehigh and Susquehanna railroad Was Washed away above the Easton depot. Some Of the streets in Easton were flooded. At Scranton rain prevailed incessantly for two days, causing several dams to burst. At Stroudsburg the glass works are flooded and many cellars filled with water, causing great loss, Near East Stroudsburg there 13 a serious wash-out on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western road. ‘The Lackawanna river is steadily rising, and peo- ple on the “flats” are becoming alarmed. The water inthe Lehigh river at Allentown ts twelve feet higher than usual. Two hundred feet of the track of the East Penn<ylvania railroad at Shamrock has been washed out. ‘The waters are pouring into the Conyngham mine (Wiikesbarre) workings. It will be two When the deputy sheriff went to the residence yesterday forenoon to attach the property no one Tesponded to his repeated knocking tor admit- tance, and recourse was had to the landlady, who admitted him. It was found that the upper story Was entirely unfurnished. ‘The first story wes stocked with furniture valued at between §1,500 and It was discovered that a parlor’ set was missing, and subsequently it was ascertained that it had been Shipped to Chi the Intention of the quast owner being apparently to transport the entire lot to that city. Somme Ume during Tuesday afternoon "Mrs. Bush eft the city, and has been traced to Chicago. Mr. artoris Cannot be heand from. Dispatches sent ‘0 Green Bay te have not been answered. AIL of the Milwaui SO the dispatch saya contain sensational accounts of the affair, SE Father McCarthy and Kate Dixon. From the N. Y. Herald, 27th. Kate Dixon, the young girl who charged the Rey. Florence McCarthy with assaulting her while she was In his employ as a servant, was arraigned before Justice Naeher yesterday, in the Willlams- burg police court on the charge of larceny pre- ferred against her by the priest. Counsel for the complainant asked that the hearing be adjourned toFriday. The young girl begged that the case might be heard immediately, put at the sugges- tion of her counsel agreed to the postponement. The further hearing of the complaint of Kate Dixon C against Father Carthy will also be held on riday. —<7 ‘THE Star will be sent by mail, postpatd, to those leaving the city during the summer for any length, of thine, and the address changed as often as de~ sired. Subscription, Mfty cents per monta, Pos TIVELY IN ADVANCE. News Briefs. The government announces that the negotia- tions between Russia and the Vatican have been concluded. The hierarchy wili be allowed free- dom In matters of faith, but 1nterference in ques- Cons in regard to the temporal power 1s forbid- len. A special from Greenville, Texas, gives a differ- ent account of the lynching of the colored men, who committed rape upon a young lady near Jef— ferson. It states that one ‘of them was hanged and the other burned to death. Prof. pcaks Ol the Red House Observatory, has Tue WasntNoTox AND Lee Untverstry.—The commencement exercises of Washington and Lee University at Lexington were concluded yester- day. Among the distinguished visitors present were John W. Dantel, Hon. John Randolpa Tuck- er, Gen. Fitz Lee, and W. W. Corcoran, of Wash. ington. ‘The feature of the day was the address months before work can be resumed. Over six | of Gen. Fitz Lee, the well-known confederate com been awarded by H. H. Warner, of Rocester, N.¥., | HOD! « rt . & special prize of $260 for his astronomical dis" | Wnwioymentens noe AUOrerS are turownout of | mande, OT amr is pI Bene Sh Atal Station Sad" | teria ney Pour, Pa te eee ide |p, cactaumimmes DY Teteeraem. ' vd istae contitaation aad bee om the Cleveland te Meved to be without foundation. spread and heavy. Trains on all branches of the ™ ‘niladelphia and Reading railroad have been de- layed by wash-outs and land-slides. The rain-fall has been the greatest in twenty years, ———~-o-_____ Tilden’s Interpreter. MR, WATTERSON TELLS HOW STRONGLY MR. TILDEN FAVORS HOADLY. Mr. Henry Watterson, who fs still in New York, and spends considerable time with Mr. Tilden,was asked by a reporter yesterday what part Mr. Til- den would be likely to takein Judge Hoadly’s canvass, He replied: ~ “I can’t answer that, but you may be sure that the democratic party throughout the country re- gard the Ohio campaign as of vital {importance and ‘will do their utmost for Hoadly.” “Does Mr. Tilden share this champlonship of Hoadly's cause?” “Most assuredly. I have already said in the Courier-Journal how satisfactory the nomination was to Gov. Tilden.” “Does Mr. Tilden’s championshi, le beyond the. Ohio governor lency?” At Rolling Fork, Miss., yesterday Nathan Ayers insulted Mrs. Chisholm, and was Killed by her son ‘Thomas, Menry Gillespie, late postmaster at Davidson College, N. C.,and James F. Gamble, his clerk, were arrested at Charlotte, N. C., yesterday, by Post Office Inspector Lamson on a ‘charge of rob- bing the mails of $200. They waived examination and were held tn $600 ball each. The Russian government announces that the negotiations between Russta and the Vatican have been concluded. The power 1s restored to the bishops of removing clergymen. The government intend to abrogate the exceptional measures against the Catholics issued in 1864. ——— Pauper Extgration.—The London News yester- day says: “It ts perfectly within America’s right to prevent the landing of the Irish paupers on her shore. The gross negligence In shipptug them 4s most cruel, If assisted emigration continues 1t must be conducted differently. ‘There 13 no rea- son to believe that the government has co- operated with any other agency than Mr. Tukes, but mere Inaction fs not now enough.” eee While a reporter was sitting behind the railing of a large telegraph office, listening to the care- less clatter of tne instruments, he ventured to ask a youthful manipulator of lightning If he had been long on the line. The youth straight- ened up and replied: “Bout five years.” “Must know all the boys on the line?” “Yes, know ‘em over the wire, if I don’t any other way. Lots of ‘em I never saw, but when they take hold of the key and begin to call I know who they are.” There is no more interesting feature of the telegraphic service than the ability, acquired through practice, to distinguish between the different operators on a line by the manner of their sending. A corps of operators,each familiar with his fellow’s method of sending, would scarcely need to waste time to affix their office signature to their calls, the office wanted belt able to judge what operator was working th: key. No operators in the city become mor + of Hoadly ex- 1p to the presi- COLLEGE MEX ARRESTED. —Just after midnight | “Sirhat ts going entirely too far into the future. yesterday morning s! x college men,who were hoid- | ye 44 a contin, = ‘ gent within a contingent, based upon | thoroughly acquainted and conversant with th the Tate college campus in New a { | a third contingent Conjecture si aghast at | men on their wire than those at the head of tl the thing.” Mr. Watterson pronounced “Thing” with a capl- , and gazed abstractedly into Madison Square, where a line of democratic cabmen were sadly standing in the drizzle. ‘Then he continued: “You might as well ask that cabman’s opinion; tt would be quite as valuable as mine.” “But the query 1s, whether Mr. Tilden’s friends, in case Mr. ‘Tilden Should still refuse to be a cane idate, would support Judge Hoadly in 18842” “There you go again with your contingencios, Nobody can tell what would happen in that case. We might discuss that to-day with one conclu- sion and discuss it to-morrow with another. Mr. Tilden’s following 1s not a commodity that can be transferred to any one. It consists of hls many elements held together by one rivet. That gone, all goes. For instance, Mr. Tilden has no stronger friends than Mr. Randall and myself, yet I believe that the election of Mr. Randall to the Speaker- ship will mean the destruction of the democratic arty. Nevertheless, I love Mr. Randall as a rother and expect to spend to-morrow with him at Greystone; so you see that speculation on what Mr. Tilden’s following would do without Mr. Til- den 1s futile.” ——_—_-e.______ Serious Charges. COMPLAINTS OF OUTRAGROUS TREATMENT OF THE FNMATES OF A SOLDIERS’ HOME. The Buffalo Evening News publishes a number of affidavits charging shameful crueities in the management of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ home at desist when ordered to. The police then arrested them and they were taken to the station house. E. P. Howe, a lawyer of Boston, a graduate of twelve years ago, Was severely clubbed by an of- cer. City Clerk Pigott gave bonds for the prison- ers, who were fned $9 and costs each in the city court gveat railroad divisions, which extend in almo: t every direction trom the city. The manners of sending of their different men become as fa- miliar to them as does the handwriting of his bookkeeper to the owner of a bank. During the conversation given at the opening a flashily-dressed ib” bent over the table and transacted the business with an air of dignity that would have become a bank clerk. A mo- ment later some office on the line began calli main office, repeating the call a dozen times ‘ without signing. “Answer f-w there,” said the operator to hia assistant. ‘But he hasn't s suspiciously. es, but I know him,” explained the opera- tor, and just then the office calling ended up with a terse “‘f-w.” But can you tell all the operators on the Ine by their method of making a single letter?” not always by asingle jetter; but there are yery few men on my wire that I cannot tell before they have written a dozen words. Just as one learns another's penmanship we learn each other's manner of sending. We have to get accustomed to all the different styles. Some operators start off with a hop-skip-andjump gait, and keep it upall through a m ot ————-e. YELLOW FEVER ON AN AMERICAN BaRK.—The surgeon general of the marine hospital service has been advised that the American bark Helen Sands left Havana, Cuu*, on the 2th instant, bound tor New York, and that several of her crew were sick with yellow fever. These facts have been communicated to the heaith authorities of New York with a view of having the infected vessel Prevented from entering that port. izned yet,” ventured the new —————_--_____ mai Two CHILDREN HANGED.—A six-year-old daugh- ter of Lawrence Johnston, of Mecklenburg county, NN.C., was found dead in her father’s barn yester- day hanging by a halter. She was alone playing in the barn with the haiter, one end of which was tied to a door-hinge, and it 1s supposed that her foot slipped and she fell, the noose closing under her chin and breaking her neck. Leroy Currier, 13 years of age, was found hanging by a rope in ‘the cellar of nis home, 1233 13th street, Philadel- phia, yesterday. Itis believed the rope had got around his throat by accident. —_—$_--- ____ A Wrrnrss INFLUENCED BY FEar.—In the trial of Nyreghhaza in Hungary yesterday, of Helway, charged with Police Commissionary Bariza, of into the business, with $250 Debreezin, deposed that Moritz Scart had con- fessed to him that he had seen nothing; that he had made the statement that he saw the girl murdered in the synagogue because he feared he would be Imprisoned for life. | Rariza Tepelled an innuendo of the president that he had. been bribed. Moritz was again confronted by his futher and motuer. The boy adhered to his former statement, but he used terms which showed that he still feared Imprisonment, Tax ON CINCINNATI SaL0ON KEEPERS —AS soon as the constitutionality of the Scott law of Ohio became own the saloon keepers of Cin- innati began their payments. The total tax will be over ,{ Saloon men generally juiesce, Hitherto «ll sales of Mquors (except ale, wine and beer) to be drank where sold were illegal, and though the law was generally a dead letter, its repeal and the substitution of the tax gives’ sa- Joon men a legal standing tn their business, which most of them appreciate. 100 words. Another will send slowly and stea- diiy, and, should he haye 5,000 words to trans- mit, he will not increase his pace. Then there are fellows who will rush in a message of six or eight words, sign, and close their key before anything short of an expert has time to get down the dat By that way we are able to distinguish between them.” While the man was delivering himself of the above information, his ear was keenly fixed on the business of the line. He turned toward the instrument a moment, and said: ‘hat isn't George working at M——?” ‘No,” sald his youthful assistant, “H— was sent down the line yesterday.” Bath, Steuben county, N. ¥., from inmates of the Home. James Turner testified that Philip Turner while unwell was forced to pick stone and died the following morning. John Corvan testifies that Philander McCumber was dishonorably dis- charged for not picking stone while sick and en- Urely unable to work. Isalah Took, farm boss, testifies that terrible cruelties were practiced on aged and sick men, who were forced to pick peas and weed ontons in rainy weather, when even the teams were called to the barns. John Covan, formerly chaplain of the 6th New York heavy ar- tillery and now pastor of the Baptist church at North Cameron, ten miles from the Soldiers’ Home, testifies to hearing Philip Tuttle, who died sane, abd Baw Wis GOMMAdoe peel nike Dac | A moment later he heand another fiend $n an from the fleld to die. Felix Duffy, now an inmate, | office in which he knew he was not working. corroborates this testimony as to the effect that | He reached over to the key, called up the office, cripples were forced to work and were dreg7ed | and then spelled out: from bed and forced to walk while in a sick and ‘Aint that you F——2” Sy ie one came back the answer, sleeplly; down to see my girl. whe Cetmeiek a Goleees Tremp. “1 knew it was F—,” sald the operator; & YOUNG TEACHER ASSAULTED WHILE GOING TO HEB SCHOOL, “you can never get rattled on his sending.” The people of Sulem township, Westchester tors never tire in telling the wonderful county, N.¥., have been, since last Tu legends of their craft and the stories of their excited over an outrage perpetrated by a colored skill and achievements. One told yesterday ts : good and worth relating. It was during the late tramp upon Miss Sarah E. Slocum, aschool teacher Miss Sjocum lives with her father and ona war, when lat cried was cious. A confederate panied lonely road, and she has been an expert in y, dashed open the door. trom her a little office on the Mississippi river, and placing arevolyer ot the head, told him te ask “M ” twenty miles above, there were any gunboats there Sconging. to the govern ment. The operator was a Union man. He knew If he received a the con- federates would move upon the town of “M———.”_ But there SHOOTING IN A PHILADELPHIA SaLoon.—In Phila- delphia last evening three men, named Henry ONeill, Howard Marquette and James Kennedy, entered the saloon of Michael Moran, 1082 Filbert street, They ordered beer, and Marquette pald S,and as Moran turned to make he heard a pistol shot. Marquette laid a Pistol on the bar, and O'Neill fell to the floor with @wound in his jaw. There was no quarrel, and apparently no provocation for the shooting. quette, who. resides in Bloomfeld, Pa, ‘Was’ af= and O'Niell, whose injury Was taken to the hospital. “Deen On morning she started to as usual ‘When near the bottom of a bill,in an unfrequented ae kl secon behind her, ing ag she sup; her scholars, she saw that a volver in his right hand was her, and was ‘Says that as soon as he saw her turg he ral: ees “ Halt” in a harsh voice. She al ‘Delegates trom all Of including Washington, Balt ‘and Norfolk. The object of the gat anent, 01 as cheap as ‘are sold to speculators and con- tractors, who, it 1s said, buy not more than one- ‘fourth the quantity the plumbers purchage. Festi $250 under false pret Green, who is a wh Of seventy, was famous a. cessful gambler who forsook his after restoring to his. them, Some time ago the waste ares of rine lost money in. operating the. left a situation in the present month to eaere Green bis bank. me a he invented a i Ee Hy ait vi