Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1883, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferth west Corner Ponnsylvanis Ave. and 11th 8,57 TheEvening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Tux Fvewrvo Bran js served to mbscrfhers mn the fie, om fede tem hecoant sf 10 cts pet treschy. Sy [80 cente a sont, « year, $6. tax (Entered Post Office at Washington, D. C..a8 a2 — Friday—$1 a postegeprepald. Bir mente BS Sia name or an (beer must be paid tn advance; weperer ent ionser Gane pald for ~_Rates of acivertising made known‘on application. V" 61—N®. 9,420, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1883. TWO CENTS. : : ‘ THE NEW STAR ROUTE CasE, ‘THE INDICTED EX-DETECTIVES. Promotions in the Pension Office. etna SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, ia yess ated ‘The following promotionshave been madeinthe|4 FATAL FIRE AND ——— a 1 % ea Ex-Se Kel-| Arraignments in the Criminal Court | Pension to take effect July 1: ——_—-___ Fre Oe be aca EIO WR NG ASSO- | (-pp>, REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH OFTHE | Qo Rroxrrre To-par.—internal revo | THC Charge Against —— Toaay. - areal ues B Curtis, D.C.;/ TEE VIRGINIA DURUSTS MEET. = SGESCRIPLION To SECOND SERIES OF STOCK porthweat.—Services and preaching every Sunday at | nue, $366,408.71; customs, $1,889,561.40, One: i x 0 DEIVED. ‘ —— — MEETS ler TUESDAY EACH MONTH, DASHAWAY uLs x T +,Mn. F. N. Basser, formerly chief clerk of the} rRrockEpinas IN THR CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY. ‘This was the Gay set in the Crimtnt Court.tor Mow Adasitied Oo al te Poses Bee cad Peseta | EB wht seat Soe ee ng CORNER OF Lats Fost Office department, has been appointed post | Messrs. Merriok, Bliss and Ker, counsel tor the| arraignment of the indicted ex-devectives, of $1,400 to $1,600—John HB. Stibbs, Iowa; Featires Superior to any other, orclock. Evening service, 8. Sunday School at 9:45 8. | omce inspector for the money order service, with | government in the star route cases, were present | the Metropolitan Police force, and this MOF} Wititam W. Macy,Ind.; Edward G, Hoffman, & C. ‘ ‘Three Himes the Membership of aus Other Assoct-) = HURCH, ConNen | 2°Sdquarters in New York. InJudge Wylie’s court this morning. Mr. Nath- | ing, after the ment of =e. on Rts Pan het =. Hi a ‘APTIST CHUR med else- james . Aaron Col. #000 ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE IN FULL. | [OP 90 LV ARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER Couats:10Ns were issued to-day to John C. Kars- | antel Wilson, counsel for ex-senator also | several charges Ot teehee > Maneuite waa Urav, tows, . py pe pastry erices at 11 a.m. and 7:90 p.m. Come sn¢ | ton, postmaster at Mine Run Furnace, Va; J. 8 | appeared in Litaad early. tie bneh theg case Of ex-detective. % Ui $1200 2% $1000 Free. w. hoe ay td — aa. = 7 A bees Lond : -| The case of Kell indicted Teceiving | taken oh. <- * a y.; Calvin Nelison, Pa; John T. Bisnation Gf its my-thodof deine bustier: A home can | » <9 FLEI CHEN CHAPEL CORNER NEWYORE Se, Wandin Ves Suileh 'Popias | money while & United diate aonater for eens DETECTIVE M'DEVITT PLEADS NOT GUILTY. ie, ® C; Richard C. Rynex, Mo; & H. Hol- obtained at a cost per month nogreater than youare | 4-99 avenue and 4th ,trset. Preaching To-morrow | S77 Ma” in relation to a contract with the United States, James A. McDovitt was indicted for misconduct | brook, Masa: Jas. A. Jordan’ N. B now for rent ac dent. | 2¢, {1 O'clock a.m. -and 8 p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 iprings, Sas shee ‘was taken up a little after twelve o'clock. inoffce, in recelving $80 from James Wilkinson, | Pa: Chas H. “Th N.Y; Jos. GEO. W. KING, Secretieys ETOH: Preggengs | a.m. UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH, OLA: | ,,TU" Finer Ix.—Miss Mary A. Scaggs, pana ned by ME Win sen, the constiturion of | Jan. th, 1882, for his services as-an officer. bes PeHPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— | UB" pangn Hall 1600 Fad cheat note HesrG, | ter at Benning’s, was the first in the country the grand jury and Mr. Ker’s presence te the grand ‘The reading of the indictment was walved by CP cn ascount of the reguine meeting eco ing | ove, bath Hall 1650 24 Erorching Sunday morn. | make quarterly returns to the Sixth Auditor. For | tur" roomy aad nia ite eee ees Ger: Ontiatg; anda plea of hot guliey Hae oo tsx6 on the Fourth of July. it will be pow vanity | Past dLcelock, “Sunday ‘Kchoo! Sunday afternoon ‘at | the past three years she has had a similar record. | {U0 StL are swe. tm i, the 5th. street. This in, tn 0 uelock. otings Wednesday evenings ———— . “ orrectn, the bert Budding ‘enoclation’ im the city, ‘and | &ociosk. All aro wolcoune: Ae] QusNaS AP TEE WasmtvoTox Navy Yarn—| arn Tae: ants | 282 ,e8F%, mdictment was that agatnst_ Mr. 5 ve ppullet, pas , 8 y time wi vine ussi court held rece! 5 gag beck dues. Join aoe) snd save misuey on eae rinas ok Gen HURON: MASSACHUSETZS | Commodore Patterson, who hae beon in charge ot |_ After some discussion, as th strike the pleas | valued st $100), coop Ee rE eaten ban BLO to obec Ichn M. n, Odo; ‘After the secon’ round ‘ fine poementh. "CC, Duncasson hecatdere Ee Me | fa p.Aeuue and 18th stroct.—unday services: Ma- | the Washington navy yard, was relieved chis | View, a motion by Mr. Walon be se ity, ag also to indicument | H. D. Norris, Ma.; Lewis H.; A. F | pressed satistaction, whereupon ilar per month. C. C. Duncanson, it: E. M. | tins 9:30 @. m.; litany (choral) and holy eucharist morning by Commodore Simms. ‘The usual salutes | from the record was granted, Mr. Wilson intl- for violating sec. 867, 8 D.C ‘by unlawfully re- | Albert, La.; Chas. Rowl . Arm- | persed. Mr. Elam wired his wife Oi Vath ecrests <n Teseurers Yon Cooks gre | gud sermon, 114. m, Hen song 6:00 p. m.” Beata free, | Morning by Com Commodore Patterson's pennant | mating that he would bring the matter aaia be. | £01 wlolating sec. 857. RS. D.C., by strong: Texas; J. the residence of ex-Senator Sarg, 615 1ith street. eet | Ser & Was hauled down and Commodore Simms’ was | fore the court to-day in the form of @ motion to THE OASES AGAINST xX-DeTecrIVe wezrmese, | F155, ‘Wm. 8, Dixon, mniles north CAL = OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF FQUALIZé- APEL, CORNER 10TH AND D hoisted. Pay Inspector Hay, of the Washington | quash, iar Ges W. Mowitresh, ind.; ‘ 5 ar from ¥ sul pbur . ES TION, ASSESSORS’ OFFICE, Sty, a a 8. w-_- Preaching rat IL a. mand 8 ppm. by | navy yard, was relleved by Paymaster Lyons to- THR COURT REFUSED The oocnet against me Rent = Cons, 7) Fever te Otae, NJ jam has been ‘The Board of Fquslization of the aesesmentof the |Uem, Mostly Inlosionty mectine ots p.m, aul | day. enya I to grant the plea, averring that no indictment had Lhe airing. #3 oe Prope alt ale Hn aoe as | Win Fer eA Es = state 19 the District of Colunbin tinder the act of | Welcome. Sz, |, THE U-S.8 Tattaroosa arrived at the Wast-| Deen drawn trom the proseatment. returned t ad Mr. WINatne fied &. ples Ree | Joba d: Finneran, Mask % . Sirens, 1583, wil be in session daily and hear co: (ee, UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, 137u AND TL ington navy yard this morning from her trip to | court, and that the instructions of the court to | read, and Mr. Williams Dl From to jeo. W. Stewart, D.C.; E B. te from taxpayers until the FIRST MONDAY streots Services To-morrow at 11 am. and g | (helen Nav: rds. draw an indictment upon the presentment that | To the indictment charging Mr. McEifresb with Simonds, Vt.; Geo. B. Hamlet, D. C. UGUST, at which time the assessments and fm mi Sermon in the morning by Rev. A. B. GnosH; in | the northern navy ya’ was reported were disrogarded. misconduct in office, violating sec. 357, R. 8., Dis- —————_+¢-— —_—__. Elam passed through his right “« Sone sell be finally completed and reported to the Com- | fhe eveninu by the Pastor, Bev, Auzx. Kua, Sandee c ee N MeTITOMON oF Tax] trict of Columbia, demurrers were filed. ‘To the ‘The New City Postmaster. 8. aero School at 043 a.m. se Cea namaey Exrzprmmon.—The Navy | THe ALLEGED IMPROPER O01 om, indictment charging him with receiving stolen Both parties aj very Au taxpayers are invited to examine the books in this = 7 5 department is informed that the U.S. 8 Yantic GRAND suRY. Fi aay ent was filed. GETTING READY TO TAKE CHARGE—NO CHANGES IN held, rie he Office which contain the new assessments of thelr METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, 45 AND © tson | PrOPerty, a plea in abatems THE FORCE NECESSARY. very Provert A CRT an ah a oro, Ui tgE: Vy Fer. | and, the Proteus sallod yesterday trom St. Johns, | ‘The sertes of pleas alleging that Mi. Harrison Excoarhones coowed, Utting his hat to all before leaving the flel By ondér of the Commisnoners PC Soper, Ficleenet and Me evening service at Bo'clock, in | N. F., for Lady Franklin bay. Dodge was excused from the grand fury after! me caro of Joun W. Cooter inaicted for viola | _ Mf Frank B. Conger, thonew city ore Said the parties had travelled m0 oF ‘ ‘ a ee . ‘office to-day. dred wey ani 3428-33 Aasesror, DB. 0. GRACE ENGLISH EVANGELICAL, LUTHE- | | THE Contract for furnishing 1co for the War | belng sworn in, because he was in government ling sec. 887, R. &., Districtot Columbia, (recelving | Qt NOt tak ele capes and. escume the autiveet the | trequenttr camping out all might cS Lompen: LUMBER! Ce AN Ghee ae aa Corcoran Streets, E. | department during the next fiscal year has been | service, and averring that vacancies were improp- $10 for services from C. Rittershoffer,) was called, ‘aiise ae ry Of $100,000 has to be given {BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.) Virvinia Pine, OF ALE iT ieany, Walnut, |G: TRE'SE> paste ening discourse, rhe Ninety-aye | SWarded to the Great, Falls Ice Co., and the con- thge vacancles ere names, from Abe Jury DOX | ana Mr. A. H. Jackson, waived the reading and yee ee engaged during a| Stavxtox, Va, June 3i—Messra Bele and Pe denen ine, Checry staple Theces of Luther.”* “Sunday school at 9:30 ain. Sit" | WACK Lor coal to Geo. Creveling. ing fatesmen, iat Ave days notice Was not given | Mled & motion to quash. so fen matsenuct a | Part of the day in securing bondsmen Elam, the Richmond duclists, met this morning North Castina Pine bee = CHRISTIAN CHURCH, l4tH STREET, NEAR | THE PRestpent will leave here on Monday for | to oe pros Grawn, etc., were then maken up and | taken as to the e din- | _ “I have had several times the amount offered to | near Newhope, in this county. Bheating Dretei One Side uartered Onl. SS gina ee aa °pmonat il a-m.: “The | New York, to be gone about a week. argued by Mr. Bliss. office growing out of the same transaction, and in- | _,07,hay' sald to a Sar reporter this atternoon, change of shots nelther was touched. At the seo- ‘A specialty. otinet ‘and Waite. Lord’s Day not the Sabt reaching also at 3p. gone about a wo rr. Wilson replied to Mr. Bliss and agreed that | aictment for Fecelving stolen property, 3,000 keys, | Tyr, Re ald to, 2 1s to get men whoown ond shot Elam was struck in the upper part of Building and Jobbing Lumber Promptly Delivered | m. aud every Lord's di Wei A welcome TOE" | A Lerrer FRoM THe CZAR TO THE Presrpenr.—| tere had been'a departure trom the Seual and | Actus from Rittershoffer. estate. I do not intend to worry about It, or tortry | right thigh and’ ‘Beirne coraned penne eee to ail parts cf the City. the summer, by F. D. Powex. All weicome. x S EX-DETECTIVE ACTON. to do everything to-day. From 9 to 8 o'clock ts too | then expressed himself us satisfied, and the pare WM. McUEAN & SON, 1 <@ IX EY ZION | ME Willamoy, the eharge d'affaires of Russia, was In thecase of Joseph Acton, indicted for viola- | short a tune foreveryeuing.” tes left the Meld in opposite directions. $23, 13th and Bstreets northwest. | (9 QUANTERIY MEBTING wa eke LEY ZION | yesterday presented to the President by Assistant notice was given to the jurors, and the re- case yD, : ‘Have you yet decided upon any changes in the | Cuantorresvitin te doce me Teliable tele. a = = day, July 1, 1843, ‘Sabbath school at 9 a.m. wldremed | Secretary Davis, and deliveccd a letter from the | turn made by the marshal to the ooust was not in | ting sec. 87, R.S, District of Columbia, in recelv- Caer aot ee Tecelved at Ti Oiock Ute Hore eae NOTICE TO WATER-TAKERS. by Rev. 'T.@. ‘Tompson. | Preaching at il, by Itev. emperor of Russia expressing his appreciation of | the form required by law. 2 tor | BS trom George Fatrbrother $14 for his (Acton’s) | 0% jo,” said Mr. Conger, “and I do not think any | fhat Beirne and iiuy fought near Wayh Orrice oy rH ENarxrrr Comstsst0Nee, 2;,5; THOMPSON: at 3 o'clock p.m., Rev. UsiEs, the action of this government in accrediting Mr. | Mr. Shellabarger, Mr. Wilson’s associate, fol- services, and for misconduct in office, growing out | changes are necesoars "The iio se Tunning now tals morsing "AC the al ‘DistRIcT OF COLUMB A. for of Iersel Bethel: at 8 o'clock p.m., Rev. J. A. Mut- | Hunt as a Special representative to Moscow on the | lowed with an argument upon the FOSDOCS | of the anne transaction, Mr. D. E.Cahill said that, | inan excellent manner.” ightly wounied tn tae eit WATER-TARERS ere hereby _notitied that WATER | LIGAN- witeds_Nev. BJ. Daster, Pastor. * | occasion of tho imperial coronation, and ordering | ing the manner ie wean he EEA LEE a hpchcarn tebe onan iat Sa indictments, | “How about. the place of assistant postmaster, 4 REN1S WiLL BE DUE O- JULY 1st, 1883, and that McKENDRER M. E. CHURCH., MASS, | 4 Vessel of the navy to Russia and’ directing the | ganized. elieving as og made vacant by your promotion?” inquired the re- | Feporied that, Bein ean pe ee ahi see ic cae whi Thirty Days trom that | ES avo." boivecn Sth oni 10th Gee bree Presence ot Admiral Baldwin at the ‘ceremony. [CONTINUED IN THE SECOND EDTIION.] they would fle demurrera, tor. Chalkley and Mr. Wright, of Iichmond, aud Blau date; fuilite which. the water wus: be cat off — atll a. mand p. m., by Rev. Wat. 8. Epwaape, | The President said that such acts were due to the ——_—___¢0______ EX-DETECTIVE MILLER. “That 1s practically settled. but it.would be by John Snelling and John F. Lewis and son. Pinmies, od penalty of $2 wvsr be paid before D_D. Pubbe cordisily invited. it* Boe eee have g0 long bound the| qwhe school Hoard Unpleasantness. The case of George O. Miller was called, and Paptoner for ma so oe anything about it now. MR. ELAM TELEGRAPHS FOR HIS WIFR. ' Particular att ntion is invited to the fact that the law GRACE MISSION OF THE REFORMED WHAT GEN. BIRNEY SAYS. Mr. A. B. Williams sald that Col. Ingersoll, his | Come and see me Monday.” Cuantorresvitis, Va., June 30--Mr. Biam, of man ‘seimnit w discretion. S ‘ited ~ corner 151 a O a It is under ‘ood that_the gentieman selected by 7 , ee ae ee ee streets por iwosk hey ena eo ear ane SUOcESSrOL WASHINGTON BIDDERE.—The follow-| 4 reporter for THE Stax called on Ben. Birkey | counsel, was abecat, but dn Buush, his assrclate, | ars Conger tor the ile oP ae hs, Ug, who was, danikerousiy shot throu the Major of Engiue:rs, U.S. A. Communion service To-morrow. at i oclock ing Were the successful bidders trom Washington | anq naked him if he had anything to say in regard | had requested him to file @ motion to quash the | {3 not now conbected with the Poa omen eae oui eatery ey tg eae wineer Coumissioner, D.C. Missionary service at 8 pem.; Sunday school itr | for furnishing miscellaneous supplies for tho War | to the interview published in yesterday's Repud-| indictments. He would waive the reading of the are: pls ee in the Postimaster’s | ToSt Bate, through Cnaflottesville for ‘ DA. J. KR. BROMWELL —. ——— = department during the ensuing fiscal year: Jas. lican. ¥ Indictments charging Miller with misconduct in | 0! Staff as It now exis Richmond on the 12:20 train. Has Removed from GONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CORNER | B. Lambie, J. W. Boteler & Son, Herman Hollan- - TS hk Tay a Skreet Nosthwost 18.1me | EF oth and G strects. Dr. WituiaM ELLIorr. © der, F. Sciaclder & Som, due Keyworth, R. Go A.—I have avoided all wrangling in the board and one in October test ae ree en rom Seite ‘The Virginia Duel. F Auachmaae ie a ae rene fet Gears Pout Soe N PAE Seago aereaOnN | sohiala, “inhouse Young: go We ease eo | hall not Ongeee in tte toe Case eT belione, | 8% R. 8, D. C., growing out of the sans transse: | wHATES SAID ascUY Ie’ ro sat neonMiA. eure Csceoinea: A Wi: Sunn ab_tee eeeranst OF: (S> S41 1. suepp, pe ron ‘morning.’ Services st ll velsck it | Metzger & Bro., Z.D. Gilman, M. W. Be’ aioe Commissioners have examined closely, I believe, | tion, MENT ON THE CODE, B. Claflin & Co., of New York, against the large 409 Oth street northwest. Fp XOUNDRY M. E CHURCH, Tara AND G | Wp Qenek® Wm H. Boyd, Hooe, Bro. & Co. and | into all the matters touched upon. They havo the | | The indictment charging eChristiancy diamonds | The Belrne-Elam duel was the subject of very | ary goods house o @ Bont oich eee at oo, @ = XTURES, SLATE MANTELS, FURN- EP scree Preaching ‘To-morrow ‘at 11 a m., by | ¥ —————— power to decide. Sone Ton, wee oA aes Chribelaney-< to quash | eneral discussion about town to-day. “I knew who failure was announced week, Was dis- WISE GAS FIXTURES, es S| tho, pastor, fev. W." Wann, followed Dy the Iris sald that Miss Lena Carter intends to enter || R—Have they acted upon the Bright & Hum- was nied, and the same ‘action was taken ou two | they'd Azht,” sald one. “They hea to fight.” se. solved yestorday by . = en euuanra ae Ss es = Ted by De ae D, Beane Peoples! meeting at 7: sult for slander against Mrs, Nickerson No. 1. PREY mastery they have. It was before | Indictmehts charging him with recelving stolen | marked a Virginian standing by, “it thes wanted Meteo NG AND TIXNING. ate wee = ‘had | Property. r. They'd a’been THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA, Ce Bee NavAt Onpers.—Ensign W. W. Buchanan de- Rad tho wosseeson at tes panes oe BeOS ns PONTHE METBOFOLITAN “BANK ROBBERY. peas a ree rapsnie t ae pects <a FIVE CENTS PER Gass, | Communion at Ile. m.; re-opentuy tached ‘from the Portsmouth and granted two | Dugnit, there ty nothing in it to acton. Bright}, Col Christy asked when the case of the robbery | 21° the fuss made,” he added, very emphati- June 80.—The following. telegram * ia sine | Meroe ee ee To pee by | Months’ leave; Passed Assistant Surgeon Jno. F. made two bids; Hutchinson made two. | Neither | of the Metropolitan bank would be called, for the cally. The great impression seemed to be that ins, O., Was received this morning.» ‘Without change of quantity, and quality fully main- Dn. Davat Spm tot as "| Bransford trom special duty at the Smithsonian | ever knew the bid of the other. If he there'd | qetendants would require non-resident witnesses fs 4 It was written at the convent after midnight, and tained. =e ss hi Mr. Elam’s wound was slight, but a surgeon : 5 sonra | Istivutton and ordered to temporary duty at the | have been no harm init. I might have brought In behalf of Mr. McDevitt he would say that in all | MF eanenger So the mearcet tos MILBUBN'S, on the Avenue, near the Treasury. Cee SEW, QERUSALEM TEMPLE. NORTH | noyat academy; Assistant Engineer Walter Mf. Mc- | them together and“had them bid against each standing in a crowd on 18th street, where the Purcell very low at ths Capitol street, near B. munion. Temple A ig) of nded Hi inson because he is | the indictments he nad examined he; was ready wi ing commented said: “Any Fad ¢losed after to-morfow till first Sunday in Septem- | Farland from the Michigan on the 16th July and | other. Irecommended Hutehi pe aoe n matter was being coi ‘upon, i iyais tothe right wide (GS Nouice To Gas consuMEns. ber. 1t*__ | ordered to duty at the Cornell University, Ithaca, | a practical plumber and made » lower ae wound In the thigh is likely to 2 fei ely om his speech je will hardly recover, ¥i sumed on and after July 1, 1883, the net HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, CORNER 97m oat tie Tae ot AU aR Sour Money was saved GME E> joy wat in Ween sealing md Mae baie ee a ftean wound ame wit is | Dut We still cling to falling hope.” ‘or gas consum- k es E CH, CORS eee 3 ry al —_>__ mand cubic fect as folowss = MA Mifty Cente per | ECR and P ‘northyset.— 9:15, fanrsocm. “icra | THE VACANT Likvrawanrcrss—The President | “R-—Will Messrs. Wayward & Hutehineon be Reps had been called, but next woek he would | Yery serious.” The duel was fought in Auguste Fire and Explosion. « 1 aiieien yer 105 ss8 - $1.38 | mental Sermon,” followed with Comutunion ‘service. 8 | has directed that the following clvillans be exam- uiRr "Not out ofithe anprennialicn GRRAE toe tna tain au effort “toners ths ceceecne ee ote ae (going to cnother | SWENTY FERSONS SERIOUSLY InJUnED—ONE Dare Shook iain dest 27125 | p.m. ‘Soul Growth.” Weleome. it*_ | amined at Old Point Comfort, Va., Oct. 1st, for the work, ‘That was$000” Our we tals Bor eord ‘& | Pleted. state, “Certainly they will be Hea? 80 FAR. ° WAUGH M. E. CHURCH, 3p AND A | vacant lleutenantetes In the army: Hutchinson were to be pald $1,250, Waving $750 ANOTHER INDICTMENT AGAINET ACTON. zen of Virginia to a.rar reporter, “but nothing | _WINNrrea, Maw., June $0.—During a fire in the Sa cack ot Ty rtheaat. “Rev. Dr. G. W. T. Waroxr | Clinch, N. ¥.; Richard B, Paddock, Ii for the purchase of other things necessary for the | Mr. Cahill sata that there was another indict-| will te qos cite them. There's a statute In every | Warehouse of J. H. Ashdown last evening a num- Bae nae sy Diy and the YU A- will have charyo | 8, Bingham, indes, Mobert Ws Wilson, chemical and physical laboratories. Hayward & t against Mr. Acton chi him with com- | state against dueling, and had they fought in a | ber or ‘exploded, buildings 2 atts1 services at 8 pth. “Holy Communion” after the | rd Me Bheeateed Chas. George, Nit ard & | ment agi 3 arging au = poms in aa = SILL SAVE | Morning sermon. ‘All are welcome. itt .B N.Y. 5 Hutchinson did their work in September and promising felony, and ashe was under engage- | state where they are. stra (ep GAS STOVES BAKE AND BROIL; WILL SAVE Ben), Walker, Mo.; John I. Sehon, Ky.; Wililaia | ber ana presented. thelr tik hon eee os * sonal and influence thetr cost in three months. cabeet, ar PeGHYRCH. ,20rm, STREET | H. Johnston, jr., O.; Sedgwick Rice, Minn.; Jonn | pecn we Pere, ‘adjusted and the $1,880. paid | Ment to leave Washington to-night, he asked that | tonal s 1 E, ¥. BROOKS | Fe near Pennsylvania avenue.—At 11a. | A. Ferry, Conn., and Daniel Clark, Md. i as.soon a3 H. & H. made the work Caron to the | he be arralgned now. This was agreed to, and a pentte 3e2-Im svete yd aS-_ | m., the pastor, Rov. W. T. L. WEGH. Communion SR a as Spécifications, which they were alwags ready to | formal plea of not gullty was entered. em.” THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY, after morning sermon, At § p.m. pastor. un: | ALABAMA CLAtMa.—The court of commissioners do. December 12th, 1882, the Dill and ofier r papers At the instance of Mr. Jackson, the same privil- eS a ay 1425 New York avenue, ing at Toms Senta tee. Batic of Alabama clalms disposed ot all the cases tried | wore placed in the hands of Mr. Lowejoy.. Heheld | ee was accorded to Mr. Coomes. District Government Affairs. FINE CUTS, MT. VERNON PLACE M. E. ononon, | Defore it yesterday Graphs and adjourned until ape as Mcnen mo tout ae 14 ie Tie. ————.—__ APPEALS FROM TAX ASSESSMENTS. ey: io arvana Kati nother, Pe the first Wednesday in October next. should have been paid to the contractors, was ex-| COMING AQUATIC CONTESTS. erie aunessors have ¢ been instructed by the Dis- LAUTEN'S NEW PROCESS Ganowam, BE andat 8 pean be the eetoe, REDUCED Cost oF PosTaL MONEY ORDERa.—Cer- pended on requisitions signed by Mr. Tory, My ae Socpeea | ‘Dy the health officer, where they wil sO Te ¥ Samurt K. Cox, D.D. Public cordially invited. tain changes in the postal laws affecting money i apnea bhed coy In" the Beant By Me, Bota The waeninsien Avene ree a= until the first of August as a ‘board of appeal to hgh acne (oe, GHRISTAD'LPHIAN. ECCLESTA MEETS | onders go into effect from and atter to-day. ‘The | sited in substance supplies. For theexhaustion | District Oars serseipeliberad Ada res S Rear any and all catises Of diffrence between the BIS FIGHT WITH DAKOTA DESPENADOES, SEND FOR ESTIMATES, my26 ae Mcvsnley ig hall (sgcond oor), penearans Teduction of fees wa Pathe most interesting item of the fund on which Hu & i. hae > . pues egetin= Tne rts strict and pMarpax, Dax., June 00. The a ny poy <4 = | gvem ween tothe public, though the increuse in the limit | lien, Mr. Lovejoy should accep! ni aces. ittle Missouri brought arg wi eign: bestaened ke Olen ee SPs Sew a toner nny oudect, to celebrate the death from $50 to. $100, for which a single order ea ye sponsibiitty. Itis perfectly understood that Mr. had a fight with a mob at bis ranche last it Parlors, 1303 F street north) zratment | ary, to vindicate the truth of God from the Bible in op- | sued, will, also be appreciated. For orders not | Lovejoy 1s the prompter and advocate of the com- THE AUGUST REGATTA ON THE POTOMAC. The [peictrictty atecsge, vanes bate Se ae ition to the lies of a self-constituted hierarchy. who | exceeding $10 a fee of elght cents ts to be oka Plaints of Bright & Humphrey. For several) a.” (ollowing ts ths am for the Washing- : penehted Unlece hen nant pried, but none | a sum two or three cents less than the actual cost | months he has Suade ne sapr oF hie eat per- progr GaS FIXTURES No collertneiited unless they wantio know the truth. |tothe government. ‘This 13 made up by the in, sonal enmity to me. ton regatta, which will take place on the 14th of , THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CTfY TO No collection. ie Cay mes re Liters Tanser sums, ae oar is ‘the cause of the dissenstons in the | August: single scull shells (senior), gold medi SELECT FRO: actual cost of sendin; is © same as al PLEASE CALL AND EXAMI CE near Rhode Fatand eee BD pees | Heenan Cost of sonaiag larger sum is forty-five | _A.—The same cause which has existed for many eee eee Caste teers ss fervice of nobg and Bible vocinene TIS Cue Roople’s | cents No change is madein the cost of sending | years the indeseuienc Powers of the board and | 8cul s, two gol . CORCORAN BUILDING, service of song and Bible reading at 7:15 p.m. Presoh- | money abroad. Superintendent Given a board, of which | eight-oared shells, nine gold medals and silk ban- 4 = © F. Brooks. | ine a 8 o-ckoes eS school at 9:30 a.m. all vey 5 ee te each cae pose done er free tans ome oe ner; four-oared shells (senior), Tas EV&NING STAR ‘Gi vials oes Ss = ee PansonAt.—Judge Harinn, of the U. 8. Supreme | permanent cup, four gold medals and silk banner; four-oared P Fs a8 WILL. BRD FARMERS Og Ae SU TERESTED IN DUNBARION STREET M. oi LBULCH. | court, ts the guest of his colleague, Judge Biatch- | respective powers not Atri ge eae wie shells (junior), four gold medals and silk banner; on eg Pls one cee ty clerk, ARLIE M? COMAS IF HE 18 ALIVE. CHEAPLY AND SUCCESS UL Cy SHOULD WRITE Ee Wane rescting at 1h a-m. by the | eee wee port—Mr. Librarian Spofford ex. | fertile germ of intrigues without e is 18 the ersten five gold medaia | $5208 W- 3 One’ messenger, Adam | aravgumague, N. M., June 90. Crook are Us FOR OUR PAMPHLEL ON PUKE FERTIL- | Pastor, Rev. J. J.G. Wenerzm. Communion service et principal cause of the dissolution of succeeding | four-oared gigs, the Palmer cup, five g We rived here last evening” He will to Wash jek pa a | cette tan sates ase | Soon aac ae Sac [ase etc mo atte | quan omare ene, | sae aiege “mmeraa, Wy cope omn Be 12 . W. PITZER AT TI CENTRAL {URCH, OTE ropping out of such men as Messi of bis staff. The 8 a ° 2 by composting win FOWELOS Peer eae | CE ieee mead SES SCION Pike Boat ae | and faulty Wal Seer en. Island, where | McClelland, Lloyd, Rhoes and others tes Poe Peseta ead erie Seullers WhO) tention of the owner of "a brick Dulldicg oc ane Gen Gites cores tena ee Se ICALS. Poor be Robbed of the Sabbath Rest? it_|he owns an estate.—Miss Agnes Kennedy, of | our School system has run the same-course as in | have neve! *» BO! Tear of premises 1721 Pennsylvania avenue, used cott. Gen. Crook is positive they will bring Ip References in every State. Aments wanted for unoc- YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, | C*P!tol Hill, 1g visiting friends at Watertown, N. | several other cities Tt ‘has been superintended } Circulars of invitation have been prepared and | as a steam boller room. ‘and stable, and ordered its | ttn. Charlie McComas if he is stil alive. @upled territory. Apply with references. CP eee Ta CHRISTIAN ASBOCTATION, | 2°Firpero ate will teres ‘ime. ——Thesfam- | not to death, bat into routine, and all the evils of Various amateur boat | immediate reconstruction to the satisfaction of the patent aa FROGS COBMICAL 00.5 glass 4:30, conducted by the secretary; Gospal mesting | lly of Mr, Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol, | the percentage methods run to extremes and of uses: = aod one open | inspector of bulldings, qr the arent of foyrne A Father Breaks His Son’s 8k: powsi1's Te. eee er inee BONE, | 5t06p.m., conducted by Mr. Cuantes Lr“ax. Good | will spend the heated term, as usual, at Bandvrion, gramuing. This has caused a revolution in New | to the visiting crews. “) entries i close on | tion is not commene wi 4 days of the |, Papvoma, Ky., June 80.—In Graves county on POTASH, AMMONTS Ee . bs music and s.nging. General invitation extended to | Mass.——Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. McGuire will | York city. For the causes see an article in the| the 10th of August. The entrance fees ‘or single | ing wili be torn dowm at expense Thursday, a man named ‘and his son pon Yo Light strest‘Gaitimore, wa. | © + | shortly go for a month at the Warm Springs of | June number of the senrtuse Magazine.” ‘That | sheels will be $5, double sculls $5, four-oard shells | owner. juarrelicd as to who should tide areepee fen — — — ‘THE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF | V!"8inla, where they have passed a portion of will apply here. Every man who represents pro- | $10, and eight-oared shells $15, atta coMm-| cae WATER SUPPLY AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING ray ‘broke his son's skull with a club, and the + egy eg ee School wili hold | Path? who meenty many years ——Miss Cunning- | gressive ideas in the board 1s a cause Of larch to| mittee Is esse Chis Coon, ©. J. Kintner, come ol Eee ae NEW PUBLICATIONS. the:r monthly meeting To-morrow Afternoon “ar nay: | ham. who recently married Clandestinely an army fhe superintendents and. tae object of incessant | W. Howard Gibson, A. T. Brice, W. Scott Smith’ eS —— FY, snd Cthor fesreada oe an, addres by Joun I. | Sefeant in the army, Id New Mexico, isa sister, | attache Tie meer onslaughton me is simply | 8. W. Stinemetz, Frank D. Johns and James FR. Serious Collision of Engines. DUCATIONAL. , and other interesting exercises. All the friends not a niece, of Mrs. Senator Logan, as has & fight for a superinténdent’s majority. I am| Lake. Special ratesof board have also been ar- Bai D, June 30.—It is thata THE NEW CALENDAR OF THE. raga, | SFeinvited. 1t*_| been published.——J. H. Rice, of Washington, | fealty no more obnoxious than three other mem- | ranged at the Riggs, Arlington and Ebbitt, and Fat aos conkiore os ‘occurred near the depot here "NEW ENOLAGD FoE----+- [p> THE TABERNACLE—PREACHING AT 11 | Sailed from New York to-day for LiverpooL_— | hers of the board. We are taken - The war | the railway companies have reduced rates to all to collision between two engines, one of CONSERVATO:Y OF MUSIC, Ty Bore W. W. Gummy” ©” "HIGHS and sta, | The Argenting Minister and ‘The wife and date, | QiBe nes been cee eee Rraarra. Which burstits boller. ‘Three Or four lives are re. = = am. by Rev. W. W. Curry. — - | does not appear openly. Poantfally qlnatrated) 64. pages. , SENT FREE. to THE REV. WM. ELLIOTT, PasToR oF | ‘et Of Justice Miller expect to pass ‘tho heated | “%s° “winestest ae Ptetrich’s statements? The Potomac crew, which will take part tn the imjecgu acest Nansen / ee ee ee ees Ce one rangatin Posen ented Shao British legation ant wite sees, Howard.ot tho | a. That oes, probaLly eee eae ceaatig | Lymehburg regatta ‘on the Fourth of July, wil | & ‘The Cholera in Egypt. E, JOUNJEE. Franklin 89.- Boston, Mass. | | England, author of “Tbe Olt "rue ‘ ei ANE ei tures Seley eee i for that city to-night, and will-be fol Ei Commissioner, Who has re] 113 MORE DEATHS aT DAMIRTTA. ‘The ‘best’ appointed Literary and | ‘Theolowy,” and wil ‘the Chi shortly, to visit the Governor General and Princess | gett! itup. How the signatures rocured | leave here for that city ight, an - | to the Engineer Comi 5 an thd HOME £60 young indies ie te won | Zneolowy,” and ¢ Penn anid aveaus and 24 cior | Louies Mra, Winer General a Chiet Cierk | Fkncg nom exeope he senature Pp aongeuene lowed by the Columbia crew to-morrow morning. | that this work a pears to be needed for Daxter, June 90-—The total number of deaths Je30-+.8t southeast (Capitol Ex. Sp. m. Services also at 11 | of the Bureau of Statistica, will pass the month of | friend, Mr. Emery, signed it without” iowing I | The crews are: Potomaca—W. O. McKinney, bow, | the prin at here yesterday from amnatin: = ——_—— * Corso and Maes, Sharles C. | was aimed at or that it Or Tay eee ee ace | 185 pounds; Ryan, No. 2, 135 pounds; Baker, No. 3, | 99! Avoxnia,June 0.—The governor of Algeria has HEADQUARTERS KIT CARSON POST, NO, me. He thought it was tor my ir Warner, . & ‘ Sad ay had 'H JULY. = EXCURSIONS TH JULY. 2, G. A. B., June 30, 188% That was adroit. Were the other signatures op- | 14 pounds; Fraser, stroke, 149. ee $ssued an order prohibiting ——e 2 oe this bans bias—Woodwara, bow, 175 ; Nos, to Mecca this year on account of the cholera TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE, OCEAN | _ The Comradve ot this Mt ausemble at Post Gained tn the same way? Mr. Dietrick talks glibiy | bias Woodward, bow, 17 fe Ry VIEW, FINEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT Oo eee Se eee ee DAN, daly 1 sbout me ag if he knew me well, I am not aware | 158 pounds; Kind Daan Aofetg Egypt. AND RICHMOND. deosaned Cortada ig 7 cen’ the funers Se ee Seete Geen 2 eke eh oC sn fiat T ever exchanged words with eo. 1 do Not | eer eee. McKinney, of the Ia <j GuaRDING THE L pTROOrs AGAINST THE ‘The States s iy invit hs a with al know him by si; le 4s in error about many | Dla POs » - Patomeat PLAGUE. pi eae ta ceetae TUnSDat, Subrag ace woky | Rehga soars avn the dram corm of tent | STEARIC on Monday ln, with Rer 4 things whicl he would have done, weil to eso ane | Wil ow In tealigioseull racy que oety. stew chat SPECIAL, POLICEMEN. June 30.—In the House of Commons last, *. mb, thusensblinw those disposed io spend the Fourth G. M. HUSTED, mer, widow of the 1 about before uttering. He charges me with being | has ent tioned above, lates yocr ies | _ The Commissioners have authorized commissions war atelther of the above places. Have ‘arrangements mmander. abroad rs. | an “infidel.” He does not define this very general | those poet ares Of the Wase | 22 belssued to John H. Kelly, Pierce McDonald, Sree aast (ip ap ae suas Soe ate | PRED. sMrTa. Atiotne i |e eth a ecg | Fad ORM Mead asa eee | nent Emaar airs, wm ee | pss eter nay” ware a pa te Ritmo seve ine ow eatin er crt MEE Tam EATIQSYE | Hngh Mcoutc ant ASusgr ael qed | Kenny manly te spares | I grins the ee The Vieiia Midland | fayoea © SPOCE Pae® for duty eT rmmareaS AMANTINE AT OTBRALTAR. pera i » Piedmont snd return, $2.£0; 4 nk, Gear Ds Cun 1, 1883,— company has r e rates ‘neh ‘Norte rtrese ‘a nein McKeever were registered in New York last night. | for my belief, But lest any good friend of mine | railway : LICENSE TAX. ‘three Ted inst all ves Wieaniescton to Tics Tea ea oe ab Seturn afer ena ont ofthe exrtines Tor teenage eee eee ee erg Sone to Boson, for a | should be grieved without cause by the Ilbelous | DUFg to $5.50 for te round trip. ‘Tho real estate and insurance agents of this etty | Seis arriving here trem places ih epee ant Coe turn. #1. payabie to the Swckholders on and afver July 2d. 1885: | stay of a couple of weeka Tie family of Mr. | flings of Mr. Dietrich I will state that I wrote, ad- THE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB REGATTA. are being notified by the assessor to make their | Oeroman ports on the Rea ses Ace ‘ons first-class. Order and discipline W. LAIRD, Ja. Frank Truesdell, of the Baltimore American, wili vocated and voted for the only school-tule which| ‘The Tegatta of the Potomac boat club will be | commiasion returns to his Office for the six months : enforced. verybody made comfortable. Steamer | t* Cashier. | spend the heated term at Caj May.—Hemp- nizes the existence of the Deity, ding to-day, sO that the license tax may be wes on time, and returns Thursday morning in me - “a B Washty Tecog held on the 7th of July. The races will begin at 6 | ending LY, (rarer SER | Eg THE BATIONAL AX OF THE REFUE- | 5 ‘Thursday at. Chicago to Miss | aN rans we, “Understand hin aatpetien is | otlock, and will be followed by a hoy at tee pore, | assenced aguisst Casi 7 = Wasutnaton, D. C,, June 37, 1883, | Anna M. Clarke, daughter of J. V. Clarke, presi-| singing of ‘Protestant sectarian 8 in the | house. Arrangements have been made for holding TOceiCaal thet pay tocdag for the eon of June. | into = ith the steamer St. : Thos Vv ASES, Cuams AND Serrers aot! the reqular meeting, of os of aaa pot os = a poses omg coe that elty.—Repre- Fseyes I mar aaa Positively and unfitnch- | the following races: Four-oared shell race between | The new appointees on the police force were to- | Cholera on F w 5 pe e eapent opposed : A their duties at dend of FOUR PEK NT on the capita! stock de- five picked crews; single shell Face fur gold medal, day sworn in and will enter on ++ BUSTIC Woop Vases, Glared, payabieon and sfter JULY ID EROSING. $F SeGaston yesterday, bub site ‘publie Schools are the common: ty Of | ian will be contested by Noordzy, Lang, Phetpa, | once. They were assigned to the several precinct sao: CHAS. 8. BRADLEY, Cashier. st § t aes teen eT ae iguions of | Kearney and Fisher and others’ Race beret ANOTHER MARYLAND RAILROAD. CHAIRS, SETTEES CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES SHOULD SEE ye v. Win, | hone should be tratapled npn es cone gtton the | Kennedy and McKinney in a deuble shell against | Mr. T, A Lamtas for the Southern ¥ soniele tor Full Text of Civil h diving, and euthor of | chiid should be left to the tamilly and the churens | the Winners of the four-oafed Tues, “hie hee AND HANGING BASKETS. _| Service Law. and Kules and Hezulations of new eat it ‘true Theology,” ¥ | Face will be between an eight-oared crew and the the cology,” | the teacher should not profit by her tion to ‘The fi 4 < FOR ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES OF ndit several days in _— second best four. . The fifth race will be for double GARDEN HOSE, ke. ioe ew and dai or ‘Thursda: e former “wit iiss Nichols on ees ihe Season. —Mr. Chai wifeand daughter will go tothe Profile House, White Mountains, a8 soon as Mr. Sherrill is able Mrs. Botts, cousin of the lenV’s deceased wife, left his Gos hag the Soldiers’ Home for her home at the south Monday.—Miss Mamie Sturges, rnor of the Soldiers’ Home, T class at the convent scl Sacred Heart, neal atechoot guaranteed quality and at very reasonable to “ MUNCASTER & HOWARD'S Pharmacy, "3-30 Corner 7th and I streets west (> MEDICAL society, D.c Rear Admiral Nichols York, ‘The rose] the youn; rsons under her Bacnotte or Hebren chia should never ‘2 a num school: alt week, th working boats, for which there have bee! ber of entries, Thomas Donn dictments, FLEAS IN ABATEMENT FILED—THE LEGALITY OF THE GRAND JURY QUESTIONED. t. ‘apl2 HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, “ E. N.*Gaar & Co., Sane Sve rauniasureret GENERAL HINERY, ENGINES, BOTLE! AND ARCHITECTURAL THO) ons -BOLLED IKON BEAMS, ILLUMINATED GRAT- areas, nd floors furnished promptly at ruling to Pang eft atid prowyt Stien wiven to Repair of eneral machinery and boilers. ‘Telephou on Four I ‘The semi-annual stated of the Society will be heid at 8 Oclock, MONDAY HVENING: Saly"t Lenman’s Build nee 1425 New York aver ss » PRENTISS, MD., ‘Vico Presidents. T.E. MCARDLE, M.D., Secretary. 29-36 W. WALLACE KIRBY, NEW ESTATE and BRORERAGF. OFFICE. oe RENTS 00} . LOAN 3e28-Im* BARBOUK’S Law Bu! ce, THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE FIRM OF =! ROBERT DAVIDHON & CO. beret i- fed to meet st Rooms 8 aaa & Gorcoran building, July 15 plage J. M. MARSHA $28-3t* Yor late Hobert Davidson & Co. LAYING OF CORNER STONE— rns race wens ree Age ‘Gloppere Station, Metropolitan Stacy ‘and O., it be nid and 0, station, corner New Jersey a He me OO8T OF THE PUBLIC BUILDING IN ‘The Hull investigation was resumed this morn- ing. John McArthur, an architect, Sworn. From 1875 witness has had charge of the work ‘upon the Philadelphia pubitc building ‘Theorigi- nal plans for the basement called tor brick lining for the piers, Changes were made from the orig!- nal ‘and granite was used instead 3 BAS Soe aT a ‘On cross-examini opinion, as an expert, whether i complete the Philadelphia modined contract ry the 15 Ger Tx Bisr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS." ‘THE CONCORD COLLARS, « © LUTZ & BRO., 487 FENSSYLVANIA AVENUE, Adjoining the National Hotel. Bole Agents for Hill's Celevrated Concord Harness. TRUNKS and HARNESS in great variety, at Lowest «29 ).. RUBBER STAN = Steu ena Wibon Sunpa Se Oe see Mr. A. B. Williams satd that Mr. Dunn was pree- ent, but he was not a detective. ‘Thomas Dunn was thereupon called, and the in- it him (with John ©. rage tins on, Era ‘vith the larceny at Aas Mir, Williams ‘sald he ‘deaived to aie a plea in apztoment,ralsing the ‘Question as to the legality ‘A pocond 18dictt Ce NOTICE 18 HEREBY WEY TBAT THE py. qe al mT AY, the 11