Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1883, Page 4

~ THE MONDAY. EVENING STAR. July 30, ISS. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFIce OF THE CHEE St Wasnixetos, D.C. For the @inds mostly 20 Buroweter, stat fair weather, wed by falling ary Or rising temperature. PECIAL BULLETIN. ¢ speclal tesaperatures were reported at, 5 real, 612; Quebec, hand, 60°; + Denver, 61 Se. The ind: yeCacher will pri n portions of the ton on Thesday, with vt local rains tm the owin ure New Fan comfort for men, Unteorn Shirts, Coch- “t photographs I give ci Paul Wot. Foster has been or- «L, to Felleve Or. ingkiller of his au- wains, Cochranes, Uptown aWnhs, nun’s Velliog, cheap. ‘Cochrane’s Uptown. “wler. ‘Take no other. eiu’s tcp Ckeaw slipped anywhere out of or Ubirty or forty degrees © the northern horizon. ol bargains, Cochrane's, Up- CITY AND DISTRICT, Condenyed Locals. Stre lighted at exitr "Me STA Ter for any length ged as often as de- sired. Subseription, filly cents per month, Fos VIVELY IN ADVANCE. ‘The Journeymen Bakers’ A ing wopolitan Nati ¥ ut € stump for all bread made by bosse: union employing uh Pixcon shooting mateh of the Capt i Club saturday Mills scored 14 out of ud won the champ.o rasWorth Wou the frst prize bauy of 12, of West Washington, has been y of the District aruillery. dianchter of Mr. A. £ Mudd, of the York Associated Press, died last evening, 2 been iil only a few hours. bster, adjutunt general of the Dis- vitet fo accompany the Ligit In- fant?y corps to Cape May with bis staf. Astnali colored box, named Jno, Graham, was sent to the reform school during minority by Judge Snell to-day for stealing 50 cents trom Alte Jack- son. © Yesterday morning an attempt was made to en- ter tue house of Capt. FL M. Given, No. 1738.N street northwest, turough the rear window. The thieves were frightened off before effecting an en- trance. Tals morning a colored boy, seven years oid, of- vin hs fered to sell a nickle watch"to Mr. Hoffa, at 624 Fen ue, for half a dollar. Mr. Hoffa €: Mr.’ MeMahon responded, wien the boy ran off. The watch Is at police head- arters, WTuere Is some Inconventence experienced in South Wasilugton by the fullure of the bell at St. Dominie’s church to strixe the hours of 7, 12 and © ‘Tie couse 1 that the machinery ts out of order, and a portion of itrequiring duplication, 1t may be some days before it fs in working order. At the first annual mecting of the Mutual Bene- sociation of the War department proper and the office of the Adjutant General of the Army. Mr. B. Engel, chairman of the board of directors, in the chalr, for the elvetion of officers, Mr. EJ. Brookings was elected a director, in place of Mr. J. C. Alien, resigned. Mr.E. M. Lawton, of the War partinent, was elected treasurer, ind Mr. Win, BM. Seton, wijulent general’s office, Secretary. ag Min, hamed John Mahoney, was fined | ayS in Jul by Judge Snell unis mornin; for contempt of court in falling to answer a suin- mons. He Was colmiltted in default of the flue. An old colored woman, named Elia Lewis, was charged im tie Police Court this morning with being the owner of a dangerous dog which sbe al- Jowed to run at linge. She consented to have the apimal kilied, and the case was dismissed. AN OLD COLORED Man Assacits His Yous Wire. aged colored man, named Isaac Wal Mams, was In the dock at the Police Court this | Morning on compiaint of his young wife, Burgie Williams, Who charged him with having assaulied her. The wife stated that they were living In West Washington, but were set out on the street for hon-payient Of rent Saturday night, when sue Was wking arrangements to get another house, he strues her witn a brick and bit her on the fiiger and arm. A tine of $20 or 60 days was inposed. —— A Harp- HEADED WASHINGTON M. from Philadelputa, Pa tL night, A telegram “James 3 A. Jones, a colored man belonging im Washington, D._C., was shot three umes In the forehead during | afisii to-day. ‘The balls remain in his head, and | apparent! had Littie effect on him.” Tn name of James A. Jones appears in the Washin; ton directory; bis occupation 1s given as that of a driver, and his placé of residence 1s No.5 Lucas alley norubwest. a ITING COLORED Opp Fettows | his morning, at 5 o'clock, a train Of sixteen ads of excursionists, repre- senting tue ten lodges of the Grand United Order of Odd Feilows of Richmond and vicinity rolicd into the Baltimore and Potomac depot. ‘The ex- eu sts numbered about gue thousand, and on the arrival of tue train thef were met by delega- Uons of the lodg-s here witha band of mustc, and escorted to Union Bethel hall, where the visiting Odd Fellows were breakfasted! They are sightsee- Ing to~iay, and this afternoon, escorted by the loc:s! lodzes, they will make a parade, and leave BUS O'viock Wo-nigint for thelr howe. ea Tue CoLoKeD CamP MEETING:—The Wayman Grove A. M. E. camp, on the Baltimore & Ohio Dv: Fro Kien Foad, closed tuts morulng at #o’elock. Over 3400 | Broglie were on the ground yesterday. Bishop M. ‘aru preached in the miorning. In the atter- Boon the older people had a very =ue fashioned revival. 4 sermon trou Rev. W. D. W. Schuman followed, and at nigit Rev. RT. Way- mah preached. Asbury Grove comp, on the Western wilroad, ye-terday, Kev. N. M. Carroll, + reached ta the Woraing. — Snot WHILE BLackbeRny: ins a y w Last Friday even- ung colosed Woian hated Suste Ackers " en he pistol fell from the coat pocket of Jackson, ue curtihige exploded, and the bali entered the Bub of tue wouuu “Dr. Norris extracted the mall. SEnGeaNT Te found © wu —— Fs, of the first prectnet station, ndall, colored, lying asleep on rs yesterday morals probabiy have he not been discovered, as the cars. Were about to be removed. —_—- <S\ULTED BY His EarLoyex.—A young baker, nd Ira Nickel, was tie complilnant In the ourt this morning against Lewis Luekle, semployer. ‘The young man’s head was badly eUt In Several piuces, aud biood Was SUI] trickling cown lis face. The testimony was to the effect that they bad a dispute about the execution of | Some Work, and Luckie threw it plece of crockery, which stru’k the young man on the head. A nue Of $10 was imposed. a unetime during last « hundred feet of the old sewer Bult by Ganiz & Appleman, under the direction of the boara cf pubile works, 0a the Mme of the new bouudary et tok) sewer, being con- Stiucted by Contractor B. J. Coyle, opposite and elose by the Deaf and Dumb asylum, caved in, sFeatly to the damage of Mr. Coyle, whose con- tract requtres him t6 protect ie old sewer while constructing Uke new one. The old sewer was Dulit by contract. ‘This will throw Mr. Coyle back ‘af least one mouth. ———— Stecck sy Ligutsixe.—During the thunder Storm Saturday night, the stabie of Mr. Ben Schridor, near Silver Spring, Mu., was struck by Lghtuiag and consumed, with tie produce con- Uilved tn It Mr. Schride? succeeded, however, in Saving tue stock frou the st..ule, ‘Deeds in fee have Robbins to Sarah Part 1S, sq. 235; 42,500. W. W. Boyee et ab to iE Frey, sub-lows 7 and 94, a: $1,815.32 W. H. Gatnes to W. A. Dyer, sub. Ry sq L. B, Parker to N. T. UIEAY, P. 30, 51.19 E. G. Churelt to W. H. Sadie lot 9, block 11, Le Droit Park; $9,000, Barnes to National Lie I 20, sq. AN AMPUTATED ARx.—On Saturd: ‘tehttygton Asylum liospital Dr. V en, the nt physician, amputated the arm, between wrist and elbow, of Juhn Perkins, ' colored an, who had his wrist badly trectured s=ve- i Heeks since by having It caught between the kbd Suiits ‘The patient i doing at the uroral display last night, | cab The Funeral of Hon. Montgome Mair. sobre SERVICES AT “FALKLAND” AND AT ROCK CREEK CHURCH. The funeral of Hon. Montgomery Blair took Place at Kock Creek Church last evening. After a short service with the family at “Falkiand,” by the Rev. James B. Avirett, rector ot Silver Spring Parish, Mr. Blairs brother vestrymen present, the oly: was borne to Rock Creek Church, where, after the full burial service of the chureb, divided between Rev. James A. Buck, of Rock Creek, Rev. Wm. Leonard, of s1. John’s, Washington, the body Was committed to’ the earth by Rev. James B. Avirett. ‘The remains were interred In the Blalr family vamlt, whieh, shaded by grand old oaks, emed a fit resting place for the dead statesman, he cofin Was laden with beautiful flowers, ar- ranged In appropriate designs, The pall-tearers Were the following vestrymen of Silver Spring : doseph li. Bradiey, Frank Pilling, Spencer Watkins, E. P. Joues, Julius E Marlow, Dr. James “H.” Davidson’ ‘and J.C. 8.’ Care rol Among the near relatives folloxing ‘offin were Mrs. air and three si ry; Admiral eased, and their: ir andson. N Wood- | relative | grown | heral proc two bun ths chu ) ~ ‘The ru- was very large, occupying some ‘Among’ those present at tary Folger, Secretary Lin- r 1 Gresham’and Gen. A. D. Clerk ker and Major dames It. OF the Post Office department; Gen. right, U. 8. engineer Hon. Robert fen. Joo Johnston, G Dr. Basil Norr A.M Gen. Ew ary W. W. Belknap, Col. J. nkle, B. Tl. Warner, George HA. Willard, Hon, Ran- LQ. Wash- tcholson, John eretary McCulloch, F. Apple dali Gib on, Col. Wrig F. Hanna, Col. B. Swartz, W. W. Rapley, RW. Fenw There were also present Mess. John J. Yellett, of Baltlmore county; Win. Canby, of Montgomery county, and W. J." Lieb, of Frederick “county, Md., who were in the’ legisiature with Mr. Blair in 187%. | Many Hngered aiter the interesting funeral ser— Vices to inspect the quaint old Rock Creek church | and Its beautiful park-like surroundings of noble | forest trees, green Jawns bright with flowers, and wiid shadowy glens. The church was built 1 1719, rebuilt In 1775, and remodeled in 1968. Among the handsome monuments in the ehurch-yard 18 one to the memory of the much-loved ward Hol- Taead; and the remutnsof his latnented father, Rev. Alfred Holmead, who died recently, are buried in the same lot. HOW 10 GET RID OF THE SPARKO’ PROF. COUES. UGGESTIONS BY The following letter trom Prof. Elliott Couss, the Ins ttself: eminent ornitholoxist, ex. Orrick oF THE TU: S. GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF WASHINGTON Major Lydec Dear Ste: Recalling our informal conversation on the subject of the sparrow nuisance, 11 whieh [t seemed that you agreed with me respecting the uselessness and injuriousness of the birds, expressed yourself as desirous of taking mei | to exterminate them from the city, should feastble plin be subi tted to the Commissioners, I beg leave to Indicate the means by which, 1n my Judgment, that end can be attained. I. “Aboifsh the legal penalty tor killing the birds. As the game law of the District now stands, se ton 9 forbids the killing of any wren, spa &c., under a penalty of &. Hi. Permit the sparrows to be killed within city Its by any means, excepting, of course, the use of firestms. Ii. Offer a small bounty—say two cents a head,—tor dead sparrows. IV.’ Make sparrows’ heads recetyable for taxes at the sume rate. (rhs 1s only another fori of offering the same bounty, and one which, Tam In- fo:med, has been adopted in some cases else- ny Make It a part of the ordinary care of the streets and parks to destroy the nests, eggs and young. ‘These measures are perfectly practical and prac- Ucable. Should they be faithfully carried out, the Sparrows would disappear within a year, or at any rate be so very greatly reduced In numbers as to cease to be a nuisance; and you would cer- tainly win for yourself the lasting gratitude of the eltizens of Washin; In this communication, you will observe, Ido not discuss the merits of the case, but assume that the sparrows are a nutsance which should be abated. Should further information in the prem! ses be desired, I should be happy to furnish 1t, unless you shoul’ prefer to hav. my well-known views endorsed by other selentists. Ido not know of a single ornitholoytst, entomologist or botanist, whove Knowledge of th entities his opinion to consideration, who does not take substantially the same view. I enclose some papers bearing upon the subject. With great respect, very uuly_ yours, ELLorT Coves. eee THE Goop TeMrLaxs.—The joint committee of Good Templars, appointed to arrange for the coi ing session of the right worthy grand lodge of the world, to be held in this city, met Saturday even- ing, and organized by th ‘on of the following A. Kalstrom, G. W. C. T. . P. Caldwell, G. W. secretary, se retary, and M. J. R. Mahoney, treasurer. The fol- lowing sub-committee was appointed to prepare and submit to the general comtnlttee at {ts next meeting a definite plan for its future operations: A. H. Frear, on the part of the grand lodge; J. R. ahoney, Clements lodge; J. A. Dickinson, Minne- haha lodge; Cuaries Connor, Morning Star lodge; J. A. Frear, Pers: verance ‘lodge; Ele Johnson, endsbip lodge; William J. Fagan, Star of Hope lode; N. A. West, Anchor loage;'G. W. Beall, Chambers toage; H.’0. Emmons, Star of the East lodge; and C. M. Robinson, of George W. Salter lodge. After the gencral couimittee adjourned the sub-committee organized, Mr, J. R. Maloney bein eleete 1 chairman, and Mr. Erte Johnson secret: A prozram embracing public and private recep- tons, an excursion to Mount Vernon and other at- tractive features, was adopted. ‘Tue commitzce agreed upon a fair as the best means to provide the funds needed. EVeNts IN THE CuUKcHES.—Rev. S. K. Cox reached last evening ut the Mt. Vernon Place M.E. church, warning bis congregation against the temptation to buy lottery tickets. His text was Proverbs xxviil: 2, “He that hasteth to be rich hath an evil eye and considercth not the poverty that will come upon hlu.”—The base- ment of St. Aloysius church, whitch has been closed for a month, during which the interior has been renovated and handsomely decorated, was re-opened for service yesterday morning, and Kev. Father Murphy celebrated early mass there.— Rev. Mr.F, Todd, of Manassas, Va., preached yes- terday at the Assembly Presbyterian church. — Rev. John cLean preached at the Fourth Pres- byterian church yesterday a sermon urging the importance of family prayer. ee LIGHTNING EXTINGUISHES THe ELECTRIC LIGHTS. About 10 o'clock Suturuay night, during the thune der storm, lightning entered the engine room of the United States Electric Light company, corner of 10th and D streets, aud did some damage to the apparatus of te company, extinguishing the electric Ngbts all over the city. The lght— ning tilaminated the whoie bullding, and seve People felt the shock, though no one was injured, Repairs were made yesterday, und last night all the lights were working sausfactorily. Forty dol- lars Will cover the damage. seis MARRIAGE LiceNsEs.—Marriage licenses have been Issued by the clerk of the court to Pow- hattan J. Relnizell_ and Sarah Payne of Washington county, Md., and Mary of Berkeley county, W. Va. Ox tHe RamraGe.—A rauscular young man named Seymour Webb was before Judge Snelt to- day, charged with a s:ulling Officer Bronson and also with betng disorderly. The officer stated that he was called ‘into the defendant's house yester- day by the latter’s wife, and discovered that he ha:t broken up the bed, tle stove, and all the fur- niture and dishes. He resisted arrest, and at- tempted to throw witness down stairs.” Aiter a desperate strugsle among the demolished furni- ture he got his prisoner under control by striking him on the head with his club. A fine of $ was Amposed tn each case. >_—— A Fvorrtve Cavour axp Sest To Jau.—Private Detective McElfresh arrived here from C saturday night, hiving in eustody Miss sion, the colored nan who was arrested at Atlantic “City about a year azo on a charze of Stealing $100 and valuabte papers from George W. Adams, and escaped by Jumping from a rail- Toad train near the navy yard tunnel. Majos Was delivered to Deputy Murshal Wallach, who placed him in the seventh precinct station. ‘This morning he was taken te tho marshals offre Subsequently he was arratgned before Judge Wyle In the Criminal Court and pleaded not gulity. District Attorney Corkhill asked that batt be fixed at 2.000. The court Mxed the ball at §1,200 | and Majos Was committed tn defaulu Detective McEliresh has tracked this man with untiring energy for more than a year and finally run Lim down in Chicago. | JESUITS AT THE VATICAN.-—A singular letter to the Kulnische Zeitung, from a source declared to be unusually trustworthy, states that the Jesuits are resuming their old ascendency at the Vatican. ‘The powers, the writer says, must soon nize the real head of the Catholic church ts the general of the Jesuits, and not the Pope, who pur- chased his election tothe chair by an agreement made with tue Jesuits before the conclave. Many late events at the Vatican, with the greauy in- creased importance of the Jesuit congregation since Leo's accession, and the re-estabilsiment once more in Rome of the staff of the famous Order, ate made to confirm the allegation. ————— ‘TEE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN ON THEIR Way Toxg. Among the passengers on the staamer Abyssinia, Which sailed from el 1 Saturday for New York, are M. W. Bull, L Cash, . d. Dolan, dJomer, J. M. Poliard, Dr. 8.1. Scott and Licut, Walter Scott, of the American ‘rifle teams nnd the Earl of Mayo. The other members of ihe lean will sail August 1%. oles AL SRVERE STORM IN Nsw ENGLAND.—A_ severe thunder storm prevatled Saturday afternoon and nigut In and around Bridgeport, Connecticut. | Tn Weet Stratford a barn and several outbuildings fing to Bradley Nichols & Sons were struck veaing and burned, with a quantity of hav, orses and fartuing utensils; loss, $32,000. Scv- eral houses Were struck and damaged and several persons Were slightly injured. Lightning a'so did constierable damage in the vicinity of Norwich, Connecticut, Saturday night. During the storm & Jand-slide occurred at Degriles covering up the track of the Norwich and Worcester roud. The | malduight train was thrown from the track, and the rakewman, named Avery, Was kiled, aud {Six ese amashed. met j that outslde spec ‘The Courts. POLICE CouRT—Judge Snel. oa James Edelin, colored, affray; $5 or 15 days. Jesse Matthews, colored, assauit’ on Philip Mickel; $5 or 15 days." Wm. Grosard. assault on Catherine Miller; $5 and costs; appeal noted. Tar River Trapg.—Harbormaster Sutton re- ports arrivals at the river front as follows: West Washington—cleared—Senr. B. F. Walker, West- gate, 1,000 tons soft coal, Somerset, Mass ; schr. D. E. Keliy, Taylor, 300 tons do., same; sehr. Cordelia Newkirk, Newkirk, 300 tons’ coul, Hoboken; scr. Chas. H. Gibson, Emery, 700 tons coal, Provident RL; schr. George H. Mitils, Tilison, 400 tons coal New Bedford, Mass; sebr. Ellen M. Golden, M Cloud, 1,000 tons coal, Boston, Mass; schr. Carrie Stone, 175 tons coal, Norfolk, Va.; schr. Charles A. Briggs. Hammett, 1,090 tons coal, Fall river, Mass. sehr. Hellen Montague, Green, 675 tons coal, Bo: ton, Mass. Arrivea—Schr. Caroline, Mothershead, 30 cords wood, Mayfeld & Helston; schr. Anna Mason, Taylof, 30 cords wood, same; schr. Kitty Aun, Laycock, ‘1,700 bushels wheat, Hartley Bros, South Washingtoa—arrived—Schr, Milford, Zook, $,000 granite paving block, E. M. Willis: selir. Jno: H. ‘Travers, Tail, 138 tons coul, 8. En Charm, 1i7 tons coal, Stephenson Bro: ton, 145 tons coal, P. Pollard Murry, 240 tons coal Emory; edmond, 260 iS Coal, Samie; Sclir. Tr, sehr. Carrl+ Z. Co dary ‘Twivil Ye ines, Warden, 2.(:00 rdson; schr. Sally, IL. Burgess; steamer Sue, tephenson Bros. Alexan Affairs, Reported for Tor EVENING STAR. DeatM OF AN OLD CrrizeN.—Mr. Geo. W. Cllftord, one o our most widely known citizens, dled at his home last evening. He had been falling for some Ume, but bis tmmediate death was not antic uted. Mr. Clifford came here from Prince Wil- tam county, Vu., some thirty-five years azo, and for many yea's engaged in the shoe business. He has fited’a number of minor public offices. and until two years ago was superintendent of police or street commissioner. He took, in 1881, the con- tract as night scavenger, and tutroduced here the odorless sysiem, which was belng used here under his direction at the time of his death. DeATH.—Dr. Welsh, residing on Royal, between King and Prince streets, died thts morning. He came here several years ago from Fauquier county. SUNDAY SERVICES.—A number of the city pulpits were fliled yesterday by substitutes for the pas- tors. Rev. J. H. Waugh preached at the M. E. chureh South, Rev.Sam’l Kremer and Rev. J. Hale, of Washington, preached at the Methodist Eptsco- Pal church, Rev. Dr. Jacobs preached at the Se ond Presbyterian church, ant Rev, BE. H. Cum- ston at the First Presbyterian church. The Chris- tian Assoctation prayer mecting was held at the S-cond Presbyterian church. Pori Rerort.—The only prisoner at the sta- tion house Units morning B. akey, a colored man from Washington, charged with disorderly conduct. On Sunday the mayor flaed Jon Simms 5 for assault upon Mr. Butler. A Crowp AND A DISTeRBANCE—Large crowds from Washington visited this piace yesterday, and. {tisestimuted that at one time there were 3,009 v3 $ around the wharves here. A fight, fashington colored min, nained s) ¢ principal partietpant, at one Ume attracted a crowed, but 1t was soon quieted by the poltce. Revortel Jordan, 20 cords wood, C. Geoghegan, merchandiz2 oTES.—Sixteen car loads of water- re and Philadelphia passed > yesterday. —Thrre was an unus' ally Lirge crowd at the base ball grounds Situr- day afternoon to witness the match game betw: Alexandrtas and the Our Boys nine, of By ‘The game was ashort one, and’ the score terminated: Our Boys, 7; Alexandrlas, Wm. Ayre, the new inspector of customs at th port, has received his commisston from une Secre tary’ot the Treasury, and will enter upon the dls charge of hfs duties next Wednesday.—The schooner Clytle 1s now unloading a cargo of plas: ter of Paris for the millof Mr. Herbert Bryant. —The repairs of the stone bridge over Hoc ffs run are now complete, and the approaches to West End are now In godd condltton.——Mrs, Julla L. Fitzgerald, of Washington, has bought for $1,250 a share In the schooner James Boyce, jr., receuuly built at the ship-yard here. mol News Bricts. Ex-Congressman Wm. E. Lansing dted suddenly of heart disease, at Syra use, N. Y., yesterday He Was a member of the 37th, 42d abd 43d Co gresses, : Bertrand Kettell, a journalist, lately of the Asso- clated Press, died’ suddenly of paralysis at his residence in New York yesterday. Mrs. Gadden, living elght miles from Traup, Texas, was struck and instimtly killed: by ligh ning during a heavy storm last Friday. She was a bride of only two days. Henry Raynor eloped a few days ago with the daughter of H. Pickett, at Sydney, Col. The father of the girl and Raynot met on Friday night, and pistols Were drawn, Pickett was killed and Raynor wounded. The steamer Ludwig, formerly the Hansa, now out about thirty days from Hamburg and other ports, has not been heard of, aud her absence 1s causing fears that she has gone to the bottom. ‘Terry, the man who left Dover, England, at 9 o'clock ‘Saturday morning on a fldatinz tricycle, arrived safely at Calals, France, at 5 o'clock Sat: urday afternoon. ‘The French troops made a sortie trom Hanol, on the 19th inst, with a force of 500 men and ¢ap- tured seven pleces of artillery and killed 1,000 of the enemy. ‘The loss of the French tn the move- nent was but 11 killed. Susie Hamilton, ten years old; her sister Annie, 18 years old, and Maude Shrader, ten years old, all of Yonkers, N.Y., were sitting on a rock yesterday on the edge of the Hudson river when they acci- dently fell into the water and were drowned. A daughter of Lawrence Burrett, the tragedian, Was married last Friday, at Stuttgart, to Baron You Roder, an officer in the German army, ‘There was a very brilliant wedding, and the presents, in- Guding several froin Aimetica, were many hnd Tich. Monsignor Capel, the well-known English Roman Catholic ecciestastic, who became f.mous by nls conversion to the Catholic faith of the Mar- quis of Bute and other prominent members of the English aristocracy, arrived in New York last evening in the steamer Arizona, John Masterson, an emplove of Browning, King &Co., manufacturers of ready-made clotning in New York, was atrested Saturday on a charge of swindling the firm out of about $20,000. ‘The stage that left Helena, Montana, yesterday morning for Deer Lodge was'stopped by two road agents, Who robbed the passengers, the treasure- box and the mail. Nine of fourteen prisoners 1n the county jail at Bervien Springs, Michigan, Saturday tunnelled under the cells and escaped. ‘Two have been captured, and a large posse 1s searching for the others. A dispatch from Mayersville, Miss., says that during a severe storm there, Saturday even- ing, Several skiffs on the river, containing ten colored men, capsized and five of'the number were drowned. A fire at Lincoln, Nel business buildings.’ 1 . In Boston, last night, Elmer W. Harris was ar- Tested for passing forged checks on hotel-keepers throughout the country. He confessed. Samuel Pollock, of New York city, a member ot the firm of Pollock & Co., dry spoons merchants, Montgomery, Alu.. was drowned yesterday, about 11a. m., at Long Branch, in sight of his wite and children. His body has not been recovered. ————_+e.____ A BAMTIMOREAN ARRESTED FOR FORGERIES AMOUNTING TO MORE THAN $50,000.—Charles H. Gogel, proprietor of a fashlonabie restaurant on West Lexington street, Baltimore, was arrested Saturday afternoon and’ committed to Jal, in de- fault of $25.000 ball, to answer the charge of for; ing the names of Joseph Renshaw, a well-known carrlage-buttder, and William Atkinson, of A. Schumacher & Co, agents for the German’ steam: ers, upon notes aggregating $56,500. Gogel has been doing a large and ‘prosperous business, and his credit Was Ligh. He was president of the Bal. Umore Ice Co., Lut tendered his resignation week before last, which was accepted. It is thourht ation Was the cause of the trou- bie. Gogel refuses to make any statement except that he hag been rutned by several financial Shy- locks. He is about thirty-five years of ace and has a wife and three chiliren. His place of bust- ness has been taken In charge by trustees, The Baltimore Sun says: The cashier of one of the banks sifd Saturday, “We are by no means Feady to admit that the’ indorsements are for- gerles.” b., yesterday destroyed ten USS $250,000, THE Heseew MURDER TRIAL. — Nyigeayhhaza, Hungary, on Saturday, the speeches for the prosecution and defense Were conclude’. Tue most violent lan guage was used on doth sides. The president ot the court repeatedly interfered, requesting the speakers not to preach religious hatred.” The rosecution maintained that {ncarrying out the jewish ritual murder was common and frequent. ‘The counsel for the defense derided the chargs that the ritual sanctioned the shedding of blood by Jews, a charge which, he clatmed, Was made for the purpose of spreading les and éxciting the Christians against the Jews. —— see A Youxe Gint’s Mysreriovs Fare.—The German community, at Erle, Pa, 1s greatly excited over the mysterious disappearance of a young lady, Miss Annie Rubvold, who was expected to arrive there ten days ‘The Rupvolds sent to Ger- many for Miss Annie and she arrived on a Bremen steamer at New York nearly two wecks ago. ‘The Bremen agents say ehe got aboard the cars for Erie, but she never reached there, Abduction 1s suspected, and a citizens’ meeting was held at Erle and a fund collected to deiray the expense of a thorough search. In the Jewish tri — Founp wir Hrs Tunoar Cur.—The body of Richard Moring was found on bis farm in Noto- £ Avsouvretx Pore Rk 08 f ¥ Rh 83 ¥,. pA EE “oo ¥ 24 tu nN GGG. Bh oa RR PERS SoS Be fA PS HERE E oo Bea 24 Kk HON RN ‘GdG PPP, OO W Ww Ww DDD FEE RI PPO OWWWWD DE RR pre 3 ube BOB Ee pe P 08 W W DDD EKER RB: ‘This powder never varies. A marve of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than tne ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Royat Bax- ING POWDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. aps e N deleterious substance enters into the composition of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. On the contra-y, they prove of special service to those who have used calomel and other mineral poisons as medicines, and feel their inju- rious effects. In such cases Ayer’s Pills are invaluable. LADY WRITES: 1 HAVE USED AYER’S SAR- saparila in my family for many years, and could not keep honse without it. For the relief of the pains consequent upon female weaknesses and irregularities, consider it without an equal.” Kases P. ALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. WE ARE STILL HAMMERING AWAY! WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALL! LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! KING’S PALACE, GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE. Don't you buy Millinery until you have given us a call, else you will be the loser by it. Facts epeak louder ‘than words! NOW FOR OUR PRICE: YOU CAN. ‘Two more cases of our elegant Shell Hats at 25 cents oniy. Elegant Cape Mays at 24 cents only. Rough-and-Ready Cape May Knowltone, best goods, at 37 cents oit Elegant des BEAT THEM IF ble shape in Romance and Belle Cole, and all other leading shapes, at 20, 24 and 30 cents, sold formerly cents and $1. lewant Bluck Chip Hats, in leading shapes, at 15, 25 and 50 cents oniy,s old formerly from $1 to $1.50. Elegant Trimmed Hate at 7 and 25 cents only. Only 500 more of our 4-cent Hats on hand. 1,000 P ime Plumes at 50 and 65 cents unly. 5,000 bunches ‘Tips, in all colors, at 35 and 50 cents only. 500 bunches of Black Tips at 20 cents only. HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KING'S PALACE! True and indieputable are the facts that King’s Palace carries the la:zest and the most fashionable leader in low prices. Do not neglect to get your bargains at KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. sy21 We Ane Aceyts IN Wasuixeroy FOR THE AND PANCOAST MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Of 67 Green street, New York, Whose GAS FIXTURES are justly celebrated for their novelty and beauty of design, and superiority of work- mauship and finish; For the UNION STOVE WORKS of New York and Peekskill, whose FURNACES and RANGES have Jong beet! favorably know here, very many of which are now in use in Washington’s Buest residences; ARCHER wo AC Forthe sale of the “JACKSON” HEAT-SAVING and | v which is adapted to the | NTILATING GRAT heating Of roome OVERHEAD, as well as those in which they are located, and which is the most per- fect grate ever made. Having a larce stock of Parlor Grates, Iron Tile-Back Fire-Places, Grass Frames and Borders, Andirons, Yort- uble Grates, &c., to immediate purchasers we will make low prices On these as well us on GAS FIXTURLS. Parties in want of Gooas in these several lines are in Vited to cail and 66e ug before placing their orders, EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, Jy16-5m, 1425 New York avenue. LSS 35 CUxEFR, CLAYS 1883. BY CUYEER, firet dam Bridget by Geo.M.Patchen. **This is royal b:eeding indeed. As a representative of the nian and Clay straing, his superior in breed- ing would be hard to tind.”Spirit of the Times. Stands at Arlington stables, 1724 G street. J. H. CLAKK, Manager. dy16-1m Maz. J. P. Pas, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, 1107 F SfREET NORTHWEST, ‘Would inform her customers that sho leaves for Europe per steamer Gallia, AUGUST Isr, where she will bo pleased to fill all orders entrusted. dy18-12t ‘OT A PARTICLE OF CALOMFL OR ANY OTHER | ° CITY ITEMS. Galvanic-Magneto Treatment or Diskase. Baltimore Sun. “I Recap My Core Nexr TO 4 MIRACLE.” Washington Letter from Gen. J. W. Barnes. ‘Wasuinotor, D. C., 1014 F st. nw. E. A. Parsons & Co., n. e. cor. Lex! Liberty sts.—Sias: My case wagsa. complication of diseases; physical and nervous prostration, stiff and swollen joints, and rheumatic gout; with kid- ney affection the prime cause, of 101 Any one who suffered as I did and ‘wonderful relief in sixty days’ wear of your mag- netic appliances, With no inconvenience, will not hesitate to let the world know of the great remedy and curative power of your GaLVaNo-MAGNETIC treatment. Iam still doing splendid and wearing the force day and night, and feel the comsort every day. Considering my age (65), the long- standing and deep-seated diseases and their com- \icutions, I regard my cure as next to a miracle. My friends who see me now and saw me 6 days ago, Wonder at the change and improvement. have used nothing but your appliances, and thank God Lever found them. Yours, gratewully, A The: pant | the j and Bro pars nite | peace | changers were driven ont of the temple. Davis’ Pain Killer, it won't master, if you Cono: The Voltate Bi Sc. a stovepipe—aran Ask for Wells’ * complete, permanent’ cure. fons. Also, cottage che per qt. “Cream. i more, Md. Branch Office in Washington, D. C. week) it being our purpose to maint nent branch ih the city of Washington aftr tember, embracing all the advantugesot tly other personal references. N.E. corner Lexington and Liberty strects, Bait standin, fo und suc JAMES W. BARNES. aa per) B.A. Parsons & € Excitement in Stocks. summer flurry Se animals are ni Bat the bulls and bea: it. They ten thousand ‘honys for the Isease are the el them, Persons wn's Iron Bitters, ly On Thirt ted pel nly Vise recovering from wasting di fevers, ron Bitters enabled me t (0 walk. ad bY the use hha it one ohring says: rh Electric Appliances on 11 (young or olf) who are aftlt debility, lost vitality and Kindre! troubles, gure é speedy and comptete restoration of t adress as above. y Daye Pr La all, ML with nery NB y days’ trial as Mitwaukee Beer, mn mood. 2 Penna, avenue, Lundborg’s Rhentsh Cologne. sero UL, sh Dair: th on Corns.” n CO 15e. if “Alderne: Wagons. Mle POPULAR WATERING PLACE, — Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning ‘and delivered in 3g-Ib. rd” prints, 35e. per tb. CAPE MAY, buttermilk and sweet milk, pint fon and at 1014 12m mong bulls and pears ble during the Deg days. Ts of pull ani tear a syst ses, suchas malaria, | etc., Will be greatly bene “Tw: use of Brown's WS Corns, warts, bu: 12 SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. Jp{PtEWoon war, ~ BERKSHIRE'S MOST POPUL SE RERORT, ‘Cne thousand feet elevation, : Engagements by mail or telexravh. 3y25-26¢ Gr ¥, NJ. VAPE MA’ 5 ai » No, 7, Colunbis avenue, near! Stockton WINSE- AES chem. Addrens, 3y16-1m* FANNIE M. Pisex Porsr Horer, J. P. HORBACH & EO Newly furnished thronchout. New and commodious tats houses. ‘teamers Pxcelsior and Leary leave Washi Nort lit daily with U.S. mail and passeuge Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Crabs. Jor particulars address H. FH°L kom Howse, BRIGANTINE BEACH, N. J. W. KITTELLE. if me. jy13-1m I ero and a-half m th of Atlantic C ee In the mmoediate good cunning aud ms. $10 to $12 y Washington morning ord. P. LEWIS, P. ¢ (AQ TIC crTy, x. w Mare. ave., near P terms reas nab'e. V\TSKILI. MOUNTAINS, SUNNY SLOPE / Paienvilie Kaaicresill Crock, nce toClove, “Thre d Hains Favs. H. SCRIBNER, Pal TLANTIC CIT | A Netanas : i Levi Na. | Tesort. Good board at airy rooms, Lod beds, sudns, &e. JAMES Bia. OTEL LAFAYEATE, CAPE MAY, ret -enson July 7th, Sst. Directly on| drive from city :pro of | 1, attictly first- STONE ARCHES dHE We ch ah S490. 8 iydamn HH, Propri HLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC of Penneyivania and Atiantic * best locations in the city ve of as ¢ has beck thoroneh'y renovated and tour, WARNER & PENDER, Proprietors. SS HALL, a MS | (oscee i ear MAY, af Superioe f xetl 4 The Orchestra wil be coud HKG lonuace Hotel, Mh an] Devon Inu, Der Opens JUNE Sorn. [site siares Hor e largest open for the seaxon of "83, JAS. P. SCOTT, Manat, by. t Me. Zimmerman, BENJ. H. BROWN JelS-dtaugG&eodl6t. % thee froute. deainawe on ion. Larve and, ng. Accommod.ton for200, Bo WHITE 5 Is Reached by the S21 LADIE GOODs. _ | Has, Foowrns Asp Sux Mors AT HALF PRICE. SILK GLOVES REDUCED FROM $1.7: LOT OF RIBBONS REDUCED FROM 75c, TO 25c. TO $1. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1909 F STREET NORTHWEST. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, IN TWO HOUKS FROM PHILADELPHIA. Fret Fxrress Trains, with Parlor cars tached are run’ durin ‘the season at conver ent hours, and passengers will find on their, | arrival at the New Broad Street Station, Pluiadelyire, matin, apply as toliows: Northeast ctrner Lith etroet few LAKGE AND VARIED A: Ladies’ BATHING SUITS, at M. WILLIAN'S, 7Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue, I have succeeded in procuring a few more of those JERSEY POL NAISE, In Biack and Garnet, wee'ss ago. for which it was impossible to supply the demand a und P Ivania aveuue station, Baltimore and Poto- nae Kailroad. CHAS. E. PUGH, Gen'l Manager. X9-tauls J. R. WOOD, & Artaytic Cry. Express Trains are run THROUGH without, Stops IN NINELY MINUTLS via if | UNE DRAWER: | all sizes, € wine FRES S JERWE Geni OUGLASS', NINTH AND CAMDEN & ATLANTIC! RAILROAD, Passengers from Washington +i tratus of the Baltimore snd £ eurp Grease spots guaran teed to be thoroughly removed.an29 18, Progtes. Ladies! Eventy Desmedt 1d harmless, and assed in Paris, New Your chemicals 906 G street norths: ‘Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garment etc., are perfectly cleaned by this superior Dresses @ specialt: oftictal chemist of Thirty years’ exp he District of C are of the most effectual na- your perfect machinery is not ork or eliewhere.” No otic peri- also Craps Opinion Je7-tald Cc OLTON'S SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES down’ the ri ; fine fishing, ‘oysters, aud bathing. ©; JUN 207 - ~ a rday Red. COLON, Pro-Se Vv MONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, and Paten EFF COCOA BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which Fovern the operations of digestion znd nutrition, and by » careful application of the fine. prorerdes of well »e- ected C Mr. Epps has@rovided our breakfast ta- Lies with a’ delicately-flavored beverave, which nay eave us wany heavy doctors’ bills. Itis by’ the judicions use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be radually built up until etroug enouzh to resist every, tendency tod tease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are flosting around us, ready to attack wherever there is a Resk point, Wentay eccupemuny afatal shaft by keep. ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood, and a prop- erly nourished frame. "—Civil Service Gazette, Made simply with boiling water or mitk, Keiwin tins, (only 4s-Ib. and Ib.), by Grocers, lal JAMES EPPS & CO., mks _Homcrovathic Chemists, London. Eng. 16-1 INE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS, {he best, so i: JUSTH'S Old Stand Inowp for years 48 the only’ place where first-class SECOND-HAND CLOTHING can be sold at respoctabie prices. Addreas ‘call * JUSTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 D street, between (ih and ‘7th streets northwest. 2}. L.—Noteby mail vrompuy atended ©. ww red. Suits. FULL LINE OF SIZE3 FANCY SHIRTS. AL8O, WHITE SHIRTS, THE BEST MADE FOR MONEY. ONLY $1,00. moe THE 995 Pennsylvania avei Jy28 ue. anda guarantees, HE! not be surpassed. ei vortog Cosco See Mine, ee Se porting Cores for waic! [. i8 ap azont Ghd a §1 Comet, her own tmnake M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Mekes CORSETS to order in every st} fect fit and comf French Hand-mnade Unierclothing. “Merino Underwoat ch Hand-made Underclothing, U: and finest Imported Hi = it Shoulder Braces and al fort. fosters. i Dress Reform Gots. ‘The “‘Hereules” Suo- All ment of all th no canvasser can approach, ‘AVE YOU SEEN IT? THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. discount tor cash, at If not be sure to examine it before you purchase. It is poritivel tewt ‘auinp) acccinmodation of a ereater Lumber of sruests. i ies dining: room has aleo been ‘en-atget, bow patent closcte Ne, duave alvo the light running NEW,HOWT, a very | have teen provided, atid the sanitary arrangemeite aro Gwtysoatand: Cee ene AMOMilee males | j te prospect for an abundant cron of the best fruit Machines sold oneasy monthly payments and special | in the fmmediate nelghborhood of the Springs is. very OPPENHEIMER’S Reliable Sewinz Machine and Fashion Rooms, £28 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building. kinds Kepaire: Good Machines Fo- Rent. 328 ryleand material, ‘thatfor the prio —French, German and Spanish spoken. SEWING MACHINES, &c. WE 71H STREET SEWIN G MACHINE HOUSE ESTABLI D 1868. ant ey N. J. Oceau view from every' Zoom, The honse wil bedkept open all the year. For particulars address Mra. ROBT. BLAC! | (88L TON Hor SE, Is second to none on t BEST DRESS GINGHAM LAWNS, Us BARGAINS TN SU OUR AS MAKES OF MOL HAND AT NEW tut Ne Youus New Exccaxo Rac. D. Pareengers for the WHITE MOUNTAINS, {oat MOUNT DESERT, POLAND SPRINGR, RANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, And allother New Fug'and Resorts, should bear in min@ that the ONLY KOUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN WASHINGTON axp BOSTON me vta neton and | Penn. R: R. Transfer Steamer Maryan’, N.¥., NIL & H. and New York & New F ai Rs, Solid trains of first-class Passanemr Conches and the Auest of PULLMAN'S celebrated Slecying Care are run on this line. No OMNIRUS TRANSFER throush Now York City, NO DELAYS caused by the transfer of Bagrage cite tueet every trait at that pace, comeviiue | through New York Cit street n.w., where our rosident partner may be cag the Laiccwieree tse: auens tany wena Bi eee 4 Tou T: seen, and “information, circulars, &e., given on F the beach, with fine | eral and Toaran® Tickets on sain at Poon. RR Tuesday or each week ‘for the preseut, @le-Ular " Offices. Bo wure they read via NEW YORK & NEW may be obtained at came address any'ds Bon. Alfred C. | EXGLAND A. C. KENDALT, Gon. Pass. Agent. oMice. ‘We Tefer by permls-ton to W. H. Veoriiom, | transuiatet SH A Atlentie city. Dally 5 —"%y ——- a6 Bw, felieved of 15 years’ rheumatls | male fylein) uke De SMI Lh Propeetors, pee ee TAGES AND KESTAURANT, pans; I J. Ryland, pastor M. E. churen, rest- Sa = - GREENBRIER Co., W.VA . dence’ 1912’ Penusylvahla avenue se. relicved of | PPAZLEMOOD COT LA WOMD ST i ccpettea Gr kein dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and impaired | S85, B00 & St ners £ sort iy ci mol and elit tm Vocal power; Mrs. Posy, 820 9th'st. nw., relieved | Sha s fal. Waters woniterful in thear the sm th of nervous headache and genegal deniits: also, fect. “Verme: $1.80 Jer day, $l per, weekend cribing hywienic advan- Sell-m, wes, “H. PHEBUS. Lessee. CAPE MAY POINT, N. J. fo location and near man) _del-008m A. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. JAVERLY HOUSES AITANTIC Cry, N. do Open all the your. Hot and Cold water Bathe in the house. El ct Teaches k hore and Mary and St For particulars apply to 3. J. MA MPREMONT HOUSE, CA Dench iT for familie OY WHEEL Sed TROPOLTTAN te and Firth ave Warm bathe, Camde atthe door, T 2m Wises tains, Sri Fishing, Pxcelieut : me 1015 Pen; or addrens A. New Windsor, Ma. In BKUSSELN, The". Sic, $1. HALL and STALK Carpet to match, DRUGGETS in all sizes. FLUOK O1L-CLOTHS all widths. 10-4 SHEETING COTTON, Qe. Ble., 87. LADIES) FLANNEL SUITING, all colors, 280, CLOTH, double width, all colors, Te. ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS, 25 Taion Teunster Coaches transfer direct tothe atation | BLACK CASHMEMES, all wool, double width, 37a Gf the West Jersey allroad, at the foot of Market NEN. oe 500., 62c. and 750, ethrough tickets, bargage checks, and full infor. | Ht BRIDAL QUI, $1 INDIA Lr Wise, Ide., 18% TOWSON, am WE ARE Now MANY VERY GREAT Sat DS PKEVIOUS DO ED FROM $15 TO $10. AINSOOK FEATHER } delphia arrive at th cw Broa? pet wtati 'CED FROM. f TO bas ind DKAWEES, made in the very the Pennsylvania railroad where Union tranxfer coaches: i N Z DIFFERENT at Tbe. each. ENCL'SH HO- | connect direct to the stati of the Camden and At- LOR. TO MATCH. in all er | lantic and West Je ‘8 SILKS INGKEAT VA+ ie. Fw For through ticl YCADCS AT ONE DOL- udsome NECKW ition apply, lish and Americen Suspenders. nd Penney CHUDDA CLOTHS AND OTHER FY at29, $10.50 and $12 ver balf dozen. mac railrowd. DEES» o SLES oS LOKS, CHE Fs us eas — 2 . FRENCH ANG SCOTCH GINGHAI HEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH- = = . IMPLETE | ASSORTME! ‘T OF TRE NG GOODS ALWAYS ON eK PRICES, BEST W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Ave, ONE PRICE. THE BEST JS THE CHEAPEST. a» He™ ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ‘The most clevantly furnished and best a Pointed hotel ia Atlantio Cit Jel5-2m HE MADISON, ‘Sunset avenue and Kuyley street, ASBULY PALK, N.J- First-class. Gus, Electric Belis =| _ Box 40, ei2-2m) E. GATE. OBB'S ISLAND, VA.. THE ONLY SEA-, x y CoP espe tesoun iy veiw. fy ‘The finest and safest surf-bathing. Ocean, due channel and shark fishing aud snip. shootin. Near Wi » Van. Wil open JUNE 12th to accommodate several who wish to leave the city at that tir. Large additions have been made this season for the Tomising this Beason. MPor circulars and accommodations apply to A. 8. Pratt & Son, 401 9th street, Washing:on, D.C. Circu- my3 ie ganing Sewing Machines at tices that NO INSOLEN Renting, Repairing, &c. McKENREY 427 9th street. fice. zune A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. Te MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, font Wiliamsport, Penney vania. A quiet home for the summer months. Cool nizhts. No mosquitoes, Nowalaris. Keautiful drives, music, etc., ete. ‘Table liberaily supplied with farm produce. A new Otis hydrawiic elevator. ‘Te:ms moderate. Send T Prcxuxe Axp P. ‘RESERVING Season. Special care to secure Pure Spices, G: nd Bleached Ginger. Vuro Cider Vinegar. ‘ans Jai C. Giass Jara, WITME! 1018 Penneylvaiin avenue. Renvcen Parces IN Dry Goons. TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK, ‘We make the above reduction to increase our cash sales. Every article included—nothing reserved or excepted—tuaking it the cheapest stock in the city. BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS, GING- HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LACES in every style, shape, and quality. from finest tocheapest. PARASOLS and SUN UM- BRELLAS, always resonable in price, with discount off, make them very.wery cheap. An cxsmination of the stock and prices will convince you that we have not averstated the matter. 2OHN T. MITCHELL, $e22 981 Pennsylvania avenue. Sy28 way county, Va., Thursday, with his throat cut from ear to ear and one of ils ears cut off. The day preceding the crime Moring had some trouble with two colored men employed by him, who are suspected of the deed. One has been arrested. 00 A Destructive FLoop IN Prrrssure.—A flood which proved disastrous in and about Pittsburg, was caused in the Al!eghany river by the heavy tains Satuplay. Seven acres of logs were sent floating down in the flood, carrying with them coat barges, and damaging the bridge. ‘The rafts Were made of square timber and boards, worth over a quarter of « million of dollars. Besides this there were fiiteen coal barges, loaded, and a num- Ver of coal flats, whose aggregate value Was not less Unan $28,000. fe Ex-Treascner Pork SENT of ex-State Treasurer Marshiali T.Pol Nashville Saturday impose 2 ! the Jury who found Polk guilty. The judge sen- venced Polk to twenty years at hard Yavor in the Tennessee penitentiary and to pay a fine of $056,002. Not a muscle in Poli’s face changed When the sentence was pronounced. An appeal ‘will be taken to the supreme court. xed by PXOLECT YOUR -FULS AND WINTEH CLOTH ING AGAINST'THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. EEFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 80c. PER POUND. 1, C. BISHOP, Dragaist, apld 780 9th etreet. corner Ti street northwest. | Deatn To Morus, Ixsecrs, &e. ‘The CHEMICAL PLAMF, for the exterminstion of Moths and Insects fram furniture, fura. blankets, &c., Renu steak abana hres ‘where we jail to deatrey them. A, H. CHACE & BRO., Upho'sterers and Steam Carpet Ciean ppolavgis Lonitiana aves ext City EO. Sy23-3m. 6 ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO USIC, Purticular to bs- Z sa ie lormera. Terms moderate, 0D. We my3-e03m" to Te. Cu Mat carina Our Cas OF ODDS AND ENDS, TO REDUCE STOCK FOR SUMMER, ttings very Cheap. A few pieces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. ‘Tapestry Brusecla, 75c. yard, yeh dot Of Tapestry and Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet and larwer. Orders by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet clean- ing receive prompt attention. SINGLETON & HOEKE, for circular and dizxram. wys-3 Crosixe O Summer Goons AT SUMMER PRICES, 40 inch BATISTE NOVEL PATTERNS at Ife, SCOTCH GINGHAMS REDUCED. FRENCH SATINES RFDU POINTED LI r FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED, INDIA LINE! Dp. yNS REDUCED, S-SPECIAL PAICE. Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Ging- hams, 8c., 0c. and 12%c. THE QUEEN 8) MACHINE Terms: $2 per day, $12 per week, $49 per month. E] UN: CC] S, os ta recognizal ad acknowledges by she higher mechan. | _Houte from Olt Fotit be eieaches Northampton to a Serine ne HADI AUG hipheee, oath Thea etiam | Tao Baitiaoes aka wekitrtee cee eT ae % eee runing. an farm lock-stitch inuchine ever ea . ; Z made. All me nts made of the finest steel. No | connection with the Northampton. Hotel physician, | We closed out alot of Misses’ Hose worth 752. ; we sell holerto thread, neither has its shuttle: Wosell only | 2. Ac Fitzhugh. “Aadrese J.T. /SPADY.” | for 25c. Wegusrantec the tncst smuriuent suo teerenseny | ee 8. L. HEMPSTONE, est nee por . HEMPSTON! and lowest prices. “No tutsicagelite. Pieter ae (PENS TUESDAY, SUNE 12rH. pene: Ghined for rent” all kinds enaired and warranted, address, ees eee ACER es “| ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS, aes eae ASER AVEC ble Store, corner 7th aud Hi streets, = teat Gent's Furnishings and Hate next door. my Great North Mountain, i Pee MARKET SPACE, or Seam U. \DERSHIRTS, 50-Cent Ganzo Shirts, 3 for $1. Ail styles finest Linen ly Linen Cutts, Fine Linen + ufle, Good Suspenders for 15 cts. a pair. Summer Neck Wear almost given away. tax Fine Drees Shirts made to order for $6, at MEGINNIS 2002 F rtreet northwest. 3e29 Lawss: Laawss: Lawss: Cheapest Tawns in Washinuton. Beautiful Pacifie Lawns, finest quality, actual value 12'c,, recuced tone, Sas SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! SEASON 1883, est, “ilkwin Washington, 1 sik: REHOR ETE Ee OURE: wane Fancy Bike S1syer, Heavy Ovo Grace Bick wks oe Will open JUNE Isr, 1889. ‘Vers, $2.50 per — eee day, Special arraniements for families ‘or! — bertics eneaping roous by the wook. NUNS VEILINGS! NUNS’ VEILINGS! my22-3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. | cheapest Nuns’ Vellinse in Washincton., None Vat, . ALL ings, all pure Wool, widest double width, (42 inches Coo ee whds), reduced trons O3e; down te Stic. fon? SARATOGA SPRING’, Nuns’ Veilings, fine quality, reduced to 2c. ove in Bleck, Straw. er ereet Sane wae tale OPENS FOR THE SEASON JUNE 16ra. duced to 5c. can 2. BATES $3.50 AND $4 PER DAY. BLACK SILK GRENADINES! 421 801 MARKET SP. Mlack Silk Brocade Gronodines, every thread all pure 46-210 CLEMENT & COX, Proprietors. _ | silk,-reduced from $1.50 to 7c.’ Black | Brocade ‘silix HE “BRIGHTON,” Pr Grenadines, actual value §1, reduced to 50c. T * Wamsutta, Fruitof the Loom and Davol yard wide Cc ATLANTIC CITY. Bleached Cottons reduced to 8 0, HAPOTEAUT'S -— ! al of which contains 10 krammes of Peet intel wees CARTERS, A al ain: 3 oe Arinepianet Ore eet oe s {| HOT AND COLD SEA-WATER BATHS AND ALL - MARKET nace, Die and pases into the blood vessels without reqiring the MODERN CONVENIENCES. = — stomach to dosny previous work. It ts highly recom- — mended (by the medical faculty of Paris} to convates- | qaaress Ca R reons ood ‘whosuffer from Ghlotouis) Diabetes, ‘Weakness, General Wasting Away, | _™59-3mo F. W. HEMSLEY & SON. Stomach chy Foose of ia, Las of Appetite, ‘or tothors [NG Exhausted Work, Age, . Dysentery, | "PYEE GETTYSBOLG SPRINGS, Diseases of ‘Chest, cancerous Afiections. ue t WILL BE OPEN JUNE 14s. Traveiing or Lonw Fatigue. Paris, Kue Vivienne, No.8. The ““cAGLE” in ree ntly will also os " ” Rect with Wows i 3. RH oriuke, wes et. ith W. » H. J. Le Depot, for peg oe For further are and terms send for iptive circular. "Address ii. YINGLING, Proprietor, : = my28-3m ‘Gettyabune. Pa. ue SEDENTED! 5 wT ti ‘The ststement that there is a Life Insurance Associa- OCEAN END Ge cossnertcor AVENUE, tion which has Leen in existence only two and one half ATLANTIC Cr A Hietaee. and Irnow dcluare monthiy bosmncie ot evee | eleeeieb he wan, ke: Hail ocean view.” Firat e.and in now dalise 9 mon ‘ Pitt four million, will scarcely be believed—certain'y net clans in every Terror See the year. BY 4 the old-time companirs. vet they are facts. ahs corti bar. WM. J. LOVE, P. O. Box 452. my. cutea sued in May by the Mutual Rererve Fund Life = ere et to nesrly_ fourand! Co Seti pu SHELBURNE, oe ‘aon rach . record de Beyond erect eve _ ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J., beard Ristory ef Life Ineui jover. Eve fnpre ndiord msn, who as exeniined cur plan, Te. ily wituated on Bybee: nn) aye’ adi it Bey Ge ag ted oa ‘Leet he has ever | ya pebekononbiN a ety res ‘Sa LY. MNIGHT, 1500 H street, 2 EDWIN ROBERTS. HEADQU+ETERS FOR Lawn Tennis, Croquet, NOS. 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. THE KEN'S CAMMIAG! COMPARE Cot THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND DURABILITY IN THE MARKET. Call and examine tho Goods. Prices to suit. the imes. yan JTCHING PILES.