Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1883, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. SATURDAY. Alleged Frawds on the Track. A MEXICAN OFFICER SLAIX BY APACHE. THE RACING AT BUFFALO DENOUNCED. ah to the Eplaph. says Cape MoGrecs aurea gqaanstor dled gmeener py Ione 3 een sgmived | Buffalo yestertay wi red by changes Ret evening fn Tatelligence "tuer Gol Bando. fraud. Xteieg am frm ay wayst ne m Of the 224 Mexican Ferulams, commanding | tW0 days fairly disgusted those who ha@ come td the forces operating against the Indians, was | Witness a Mir trio! of speed, as the killed on the #4 instant by “Our San Carlos Pets.” | indicated a collision betworh the rir The news was first brought to Capt. McGreen’s | managers of the company by six Mexicans from Oposura, and was | Were forved to confirmed by Mexican customs oMicers at ackoowle Pedro, who received the particulars On Augu pretext o1 SUMMER RESORTS . 7 Tey ae vINIA BEACH, Moxrneat,” August 11.>The American frigate New Yors asp New Exouaso Raw | V . ] ion @ | Yandaita isflow crusiog id the Gait ot ot ta NOE The new SEASIDE Watering Place, Peep ey sia ip ees here gs 7 Six miles below Cape Henry, iach Tho clthions pmpoes geting Gena paras Passengers for the On Atlantic Ocean, pent here ee one nee WHITE MOUNTATNS, ee vg comme wn ames | [TBST TLGOTAINS (0 The Star, | Sooo property are uow ready, end applica: L Af lots for Cottaeeny Hotels, Stores, coupoan Gonoetm a0 tow Gia es tat ee POLAND SPRINGS, i oestane ae aan: BALTIMORE, Ancust 11.—Cotton steady—mid.tiing, TE al IN ARYLAND | 30° mira RANGELY axp MOOSEHEAD LAKES, : LE AFFRAY IN TARY 20%, Flour yitiat taney and gut. Wo at News was received at the telegraphers’ head- quarters this morning that on the Pittsburg, Cin- cinnati and St. Louis raflroad, which 1s the west- ern connection of the Pennsylvania ratiroad, that 80 out of 85 operators struck last night at 7 o'clock, at their main office in Pittsburg. The chiet and ali the men went out, including train Gtspetobers. A dispatch was received this moraing stal ing that & Philadelphia paper announced this morning if. The driver o el ACK ol de an e that the B. & 0, are willing to give S per cent In | 1st @ band of thirty Apaches made an attack upon | ma ne New Fre’and Resorts, shonid bear in mi 1. 18 . ber, 1.1991.21; N. yl 1.20 . | Opulet and killed four men. Col. Bundola, who was clear that {hat the ONEY ROUTE WITHOUT CHAnGE = - | Samuel Janney, of Montgomery Coun- | iiet; No, d'westarn. winten re4" epee ant AIR, | Tee a THe SATS e said tho W. Us werewriniag | Was at Husaras with sixty men ot his Tectinent, ; nent of every Oude “OF CARS BE N N. 3 CARROLL “VILL A. JACKSON | t¥, Stabs Alex, Gardner im Self-De- ee y Septem, 2,10) me + Gatober, 1.20% | and ready to treat with the telegraphers as eme oe = Gove! Ey fee md eegamec nei an Mare Puylila. 5 WASHINGTON asp BOSTON ity furnished. Opens Tans ist @¢ fense. steady’: western neciedted; swuthern white, 62.0%; do. | Ployes, but not to recognize the brotherhood. ata lowin, SUMMAY of Thursdoy’s unfine J. A. MYER! Fellow. Gags; Western thixed, August and Uctober, 2 sated ateaner, 96% bid, “Oate steady and very slow—southern, 35843: western wnite, 443; do. mix S7a40; Pennsylvania, 38443. Rye ‘stexdy_ and more Special Dispatch to Tae Evzn1xo STAR, 5 activo, 62a63. Hay yachanged and firm. Provisions quiet r r dull 3 Rockyriie, Mp, August 1.—Last night, be- | Groamery, sais. Haus auctand ere, We ircites tween nine and ten o'eloek, Mr. Samuel Janney, | cnanied Coffea stoady—Rio carrots, ordinary to 4 highly respectable farmer, residing near Brook- | fair. 880M: Se hai i Sane erst > ot, 14galdig. Whisky Steady, J. 18ai.18%¢. Freights vilio, in thts county, stabbed Mr. Alexander Gard- | verve Pes hearer Unc gsaT heete eee hed Tace der, and going through =a —scanon | The CANVASSERS TO RAISE FUNDS. Col Bandola, a bold and fearless man, was riding | The Knights of Labor have divided this city some distance ahead of hiscommand in comp:ns into five dist nd \vassers: wi WO men, when they were firel upon from raise fai papas Pacts ane ae me | the ambush. Col Banddla fell, (woe bullets nds for the aid of the telegraph_strikers. | Hrercing his. breast. and. killing “hin Instanuy., A regular form of certificate has been printed to | Fite companions also were mortally wounded" | give to contributors, as follows: ‘The troops came quickiy to the scene, but the Brotherhood of Telegraphers, savages had disappeared. The next day three Washington, D. C., August —, sss. | Mexicans were killed in the same neighborhood, | THE INJURED MAN WILL PROBABLY DIE, hove Atlantic » N. J.” Ocean view fre house wiil be kept open a wats adarere Mrs. ROBT. Bi No OMNIBUS TRANSFER rough New York C: taking ail but cond, Gem thint, Lucy Cie NO DELAYS caused by the transfer of Bussazo her dangerousiy in three, places—in the left side, | $059, varmla: ‘heat 170.000 tuatiels; ‘corm, 33-Q06 | | This certifies that OE ee oe ene aT Se Rees Were eine. Wine, 248 BN ‘Gacedts Wats York City. 1a the arm and then cut his throat. The facts, so Shipmente boat 366,000 | Bushels; “corn, 4.000 | ers in thelr strike for a falr days pay forea — HISSING AT BRIGHTON. Regularand Tourist’s Tickets on sale at Penn. RR. i far as we can find out, are as follows: Mr. Gard- els. Sales—wheat, 383,000 bushels; ‘corn, 20,000 day’s work, Two little boys named Walter Donaldson and ie ses : bi At the Brighton Be Offices. Bs eure they ral via NEW YORK & NEW | the, lanrost in Atiantic City, N. J. ner 1s an employe on the farm of Mr. Janney, | Pustels. Ses [SeaL)_ ———— Wim Harris were convicted before Juage Milis | At the Brigh arlesemag Yosterday tho race 8. M. FELTON, Jn. “Gea. Pees, Agent. | AS ¥-SCOTT, Manaver. __jel8-dtaug6Reodi6t. | came home under the influence of liquor. On his | that the Nipsio arrivedat Re de deouire yester- Sod aces "| and 324 streets, West 'Wasnington. ‘They were | the horses aay ther wentan, ot Qvveral Manager. ee tae NHE ALGYLE, OCEAN END OF CON- Way from Rockville to Brookville he sald to vwo or | aay trom New York, with all well on board. The Boone-Cabell Suit. + | Sentenced to the reform school during mluority. winders hicerniehet ete ——- — mine, Abantio City. three persons that he was going to kill Janney — NO PAPERS SERVED YET—MR, AND MRS. CABELL | | AN Old colored man named Feter Thomas was | 41D front,for which he was lowly hissed. Barney E ak. HARVEY, Prop YetLow Fever.—The surgeon general of the = fined $5 or 15 days in the Police Court this after- | Aaron's victory, notwithstanding, gave unvounded > Columbia avenue, near! . ‘ and his .wife as soon as he got home. CLAIM THAT IT I8 AN ATTEMPT AT BLACKMAIL. : . he Ty Columbia : When he arrived he went to Janney’s | Marine hospital service to-day received a tele} CLAIM THAT (Guba Whio Gs urnoa a ea a ea astreet car conductor named sitistection. | Fires race —Lattle Katie won, Rushey : le a, ond an Periwinkle third; J = .: Dear Co: Yon} house, where he found Mrs. Janney ecco Mee Peeters paren ered fendant in the sult recently filed by A. E Boone, ——_>—___ French poo's paid $17.43. Second tic ef Caen cea ester hry pte |QRAMGTEN He met eC er NR | at ea a SUE US a hs | the mal contractor and wat rate wine to me sasanat topee See edited ‘teat anor, nino ret pal a im” | She ran in and locked the door, screaming to he: r cond and Arsenic third; Ume 2:1 rench Siive freanchty ‘peourietice irsotis cuter et AE ESE ‘sese-tu.o'm_ | husband that Mr. Gardner was going to Rill her. | there sick with yellow fever, Eee ie panes clnmed s>. De due on an: A teh HN 4HE WORLD on adjoining grounds. " Pools patd $29.25. ‘Third Face, one and 0: account of $1,700 for money loaned, stated toa| , Today, estate Elizabeth Miley; petition mea | Poo rss one and selzed by the beard by Gardner and thrown tothe |_| DEATH oF A Naval Orricen—The Navy depart-| gran reporter last evening that no papers had | 87d letters directed Sig ae Bead egg ana enios oe ground and his tongue nearly choked out of his | Ment was informed to-day of the death of Asstst- | pecn served on her, and she did not believe any | widow filed with petition of A.C. Richards, and | took the second aud thind heats an ore $12 per week, $41 per month. Mouth. Secing that his life was in danger Janney | ant Engineer Nelson Ross, on the retired lst, at ever would be served. She was at a loss to un- | letters of administration directed to issue to Mr. | Wit A second, Nelle Peyton third. Futth nr a ut by stesmer Northampton to | drew a knife and cut him as above described. | Fort Covington, Franklin county, N. ¥. Richarda. Estate James Muri; answer of Brid, ders won, Moutauk second, Ligan third. ce 4 o's, 1013 Penu. Ave., or address A, Cherrysione every Mouday, Wednesdsy and Friday. | After being cut he started from bim and. fell, ace Feraeae Ane motive ct the suit, unless fs was to | SOP. Sree tne Eten A Penne | kaa SELEY, Now Winds ia” my ihe Dat more and Wa-lunkton stearners make close | exhausted from the flow of blood, about two hun-| DESIGNATIONS FROM THE Civit Senvice Lrsr.— | frighten her into payment of money by attempts | Position of Harriet Wilson fled and citation iewed ~~ see —— gonnection with the Nozthampton. Jlotel physician, | Gred yards from the scene. Z ‘The civil service commission has sent to the War te Rees ner aS aso — progeeed to render account and make distribution. Estate im the Wilderness. SFA8°8 28S. novarass Horse, on ee 1} SPADE.” | ‘This morning Janney went before Justice Har- | department designations for two of the vacancies been married for 2 years to Me. patel and nad | Mary’. Talbott: order for sale of ‘stocks ana 21 MILER ON MORSKRACK AND CATCARE REHOBOTH BACH, DELAWARE, ri KOOMS Tia ee teenie Sheri Mines | Fecently reported to them as existing tn that | her marriage ceruiticate to attest the tect, ei hong | bonds. Wilhelmina. ‘Blumberg. was appointed Prateek, SENATOR VET BAS 4 i : ari 2 re ” ardian to orphans of Israel K. Blumenberg; | FERENCE WITH THR INDIANS, Fi open JUNE lar, 1889. miner Boarders, at $29 per sort Judge Vinson released him on giving bail in the | GePatiment. Ne action has vet been taken, but | lived in this clty for 18 years,” sald Mra Cabell, rp! Is « a q nnn (eB } Air. Janney went out on the porch, where he was IND K COLLEGE It RT. SHAT ths, Springs, Kathe, Horses, Hunt: Fishing, Pxcelient Table. “Circu'ate at B: 00, Ihde FEW MORE FAMILY'S AND SING A for or fan - : or tarts . y ae the department will make a selection from the list. | “and I think my character needs no defense among | BODd, $400. Estate John W. Morseli: order graul- | Afier the Indian danee at the camp, near Fort Dertiee enacting rooms by the week. | Ihenta: beat <. Address dh AS EET TE Se those who know me. Ihave never dono anything | {Bg letters to the widow on bond of $300. Washakte, Wednesday, as mentioned in yestere my22-3n WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. | PE De ior, Carter House, fens is thought Gardne! 2 Hearre of Mexico.—Surgeon Main, of the ma-| to pring a blush to any woman's chee Pouice Covat—Judge Mills, pro tem. imi aihieg beoen | town, W_ p nies acraviw Orataiaeesnee Tine hopital service, has mado a report of thesan-|T have been married twice, but thers| Yesterday, Wm. Collins, a boy, destroving prl- * ng Loop G, ‘DRY _GOoDs. Oceas View Hore, itary condition of Brownsville and Matamoras | 18 nothing dishonorable in _ marriage.” | vate property; $id. Wm, Hawkins, Basil Tayior | OT tHe Mth cavalry, gave the President an ex. Special Dispatch to To Evenrne Stan. ra s; | ibition Gril, the commands being given by Ww Tetanus fs common at Brownsville, but there is no | Mrs. Cab-ll declared that Boone nad never loaned | and Hobert Brown, colored. loud: and bolstersuse x: v Ss OCEAN VIEW. VA., ie if emtc | One cent to them, or becomo thelr creditor in any | $5 or 15 dayseach.” James K. Sweeney, profanity; | trtiapet. The drill included the eran Sit ; ; = milignant type. Smallpox is epidemic s8each.” James 5, ¥} uded the ordinary ma Seigeats Nag rane coer Heceaycod | aepu mua with Benson eee At Tolucea and Tepicy Mexico: Moasies epidemic Feives Sanat, Tot. been toterestod in, any. star | #6 Jon, giitlams, colored, assault on Etward | neuvers by the troops, formation and skirmish. ‘7 “9 1 ea Rid = = Se by r. a . ari Hi jays. ng, c ‘ 008 e a Ee ‘Twenty Moutee Hide vy Kallzoad from of the week. Nearly 12,000 bustiels of wheat were | 94 Hermosillo and throughout states of Sonoro | through an arrangement, Wy chick he eae cee To-day, Joseph Fleming, profanity; #5 or Tdaya, |! Poth on horseback and foot, and ended with = At Tawa Fxtswtipe tothe Beach. | offered. Fultz sold at 1100135 conta, and Longberry | 404 Sinaloa: yell *| tend to the business of the routes and receive a | Otoway’ Johnson, destroying private property; | ®Cuarge. Just after this M0 inowated Indlans— MELY FURNISHED: at IiGaisTeenta, “‘welve hundred bushels ot corn | * certain percent of the profs ashe ald not at-| $10 nesand Arapahoes—gave a sham battle © SHALL OFFER ON TT "avs! ., and Everything First-class. Were sold, the major portion white, at 68269, an end to the business, it was taken from him an a ich; “aabinhin the tanpeaeers « ° Ti hemNante Envy Bee oT HENG AND BATHING some yellow at 60 cents—an advance, One ’hun-| Civil Rights in the Police Court. Bread atte bands ‘of another man. Capt Ca-| LETTER FROM HAMILTON, VA. | them in ictal watts Thos honey NS OUR STUCK FoR THe PAS b to so POR Rete SS arny. Ce six ewe Ss ee old et So Cen and ARGUMENTS BEFORE JUDGE MILLS TO-DAY. ae acvaneed Boone perp eee on every one riding bare Dre Scag a FE eae aes pees ; | 170 bushels of oats at 80.85 cents, the lowest rate tG. He Inst Geo. | confidence in Boone as a good business man. She, . A MCMUCT Of the F “4 habe ene Loe Ann suey day: FEE yer woek, £43 per month, | 470 bushels of oat jie itl rights ae of G. 1. Sinith sgninst Geo. | couNdence ta Boone sldpped these advances ot | The Semeom There—sush Temperance | ji) 07 \ 1.4 uo tule of the Soa ‘ NDSOME Dt 3. A. KI ee =| Sete per, 2 “yl | money, and had thereby incurred the enmity of Mectings—Other Matters, shones, and B ° CBOE ABD HANDSOME) GOODH, ve prompt atientic Latest About the Strikers. vania avenue, Was argued in the Poltce Court to- | Boone,’ Mrs Cabell eaid that Boone had, ducing & about 8 ovlece E SHALL OFFER THEM AT PRICES THAT | , Boat ‘3 with Keo ling | WESTERN UNION STATEMENTS 48 TO WIRE cuT-| day. Mr. Campbell Carrington, for the derend- | the past few months, been writing to akg ee Correspondence of Tue EvENInG STAR. ; INSURE 14 Ik SPEEDY SALE. alleys for aniuselniout Of visitors. Hendeoso toe TING. ant, contented that he had a right to make | 10 get tacts oneerning her ite history. | These Face canto, a. August 30 1 quities were sin 1 : . and brass and i wie engu; New York, August 11.—Superintendent Hum- | regulations for his business estabii nt. ie ‘3 ating Washington Wednesday on the 9:20/ we Indians woul Se tae Coa one eee coe or maa OOeNEeA | Ae of tho Wesern URI eee company, | sald, besides, that the complainant wis guilty of | herself, intimating that something would be done J. KE. of tenur i train, we arrived in Purcellviile in time for the | st reported th‘s morning that 15 wires had been cut | disorderly conduct when he entered the premises | tO smirch her reputation and that the matter sd be or interrupted on the south circuit, principal!. as now held by m to tak THE ATTENTION OF BUY! nator v ns es 3 bs 7 Ca- | Second day’s county temperance bush meeting. It | & 160 A i " 7 of Bell, and that would justify the latter in refus- | Could be fixed up. “It ts an attempt,” said Mrs.Ca. = CPEs tu Cach head o to REAKCH OF pARGAIS~ To Tums RAKE Ge E=eh nous Washington and Philadeiphia, in the Jersey Mead. | ing to Serve him. Decision reserved until Monday, | Dell, earnestly, aa she talked with’ the reporter, | was well attended, there being between three and | RCTs te Ga in tnt UNITY 10 GET GUOD GUvDs AT LOW PRICES 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA, ows, between Jersey City and the Co. shops. On ——— “to assassinate character.” Boone, she claimed, | four thousand people present, among them many 2 are H h erx : = zs the western routes all the American Union and District Government Affairs, had got her husband to go on bonds, and she from Washington and Baltimore. There was some in wh Sbvintise we abwAGSoAve. U4? WHAT | axp ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM HAY FEVER, | Mutual Union ees to tee reece 18, and five THR WASHINGTON ABYLUM HOSPITAL. Wante atone, through these bonds, CoventON | very fine speaking. Prominent among tbe spent. ’ As of these AUSE : : MALARIA, FLIES AND MOSQUITOS, ~* | Hudson river wires had been cut In thiselty just | Dr, W. P. c, Hizen, physician to the Washing- { ! fatto San W. Daniel i ue i. All the chicts ONE PRICE. * south of Manhattanville at various points. On the | ton Asylum Hospital, has written a letter to Sani- | 8Way thelr property. The first intimation she | €r3 Were Major John W. Danicl, and Mrs. Martin, | 18 au eastern clrcult 33 wires had been cut also in the | tary Officer Teeple, suggesting that some way be | @¥er had of this fictitious account of $1,700 against | Of Baitimore, the latter making one of ‘the best jock sharp yese SARATOGA, Vicinity of Manhattanville. A large force of line- | devised of reileving the hospital of tnecare of cs pecral allcees San ee epconnes: on the cause of prohibition I have ever Toke cap and rode SE EN . > ; en Wi 3 a - ti ould be p ss lases ~ " 5 “l horse THE QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLACES. | Cigent caused some deka tee: pene Paes {Nah Seton rapa een se enol dtirough | before the publication of the sult with a request, reat Sony, painful aceidont occurred at Purcellviie none ania wedlneagct Confusion as ft would have done a week ago. ‘The | the Commissioners’ offee to the commissioner of | Which sho ignored, to come to Lawyer Pelham’s | last evening. Frank: Nichols, magne. between the i Country of twenty-one intles ‘ business had been sent by other route the Waslington Asylum, omice and acknowledge service of the bill. Boone, thegueiine WO ike cher, Tatediately after th s on Pennsyiv: nia railroad meke 1osa, poanles itis circus Ronit De GoM ated ae fae ie Washingtol Lo she sald, had not one scrap of paper to prove any | bumpers of the cars of the W., O. and W. road, and = Ri sos “ fy gi 4 ON TUESDAY, AVG: eat shore. rouier areddine the tes terruptions to these wires occurred shortly atter | RANGE OF THE THEKMOMETER.—The following | indebtedness on their part. aan eo Deine een eoeeting we started trout sires Tent Look his rod = = 2 Xe One o-clock this morning, at about the same time, | wCre the readings at the office of the chief signal | _ Capt. Cabell said to the reporter that he had for the picturesque little town of Hamilton, sit- | killed the He enjoys cam 5 Cases Best Make of yard-wide showing that the action Was a concerted one on omens to OAy a Pe 2 As ters ei eke Sa ree uated about seven inties from the foot of tue Biue nd 13 up. and Out of ils tent at ee . the part of the cutters. Little inconvenlence was | Maximum, &0.2; minimum, 53. Ridge, and about thirty-five miles trom ¥ e- morning, Usually the first one, ond ANDEOSCOGGIN COTTON Ne a experienced, as the business at that hour was aaa soon enter sult. He said also that Boone recently = lw sturtand iorge hat enjeys it with he Surinlt: $49 pone: iuice G:5hre ae | pretty well closed Up. Dispatchiva recelved. free | ‘Tm Law Fonprs Crecunarina Wanperzs ow | wrote a letter calitiee for a settlement, and stating | to. hast evening ve a Rieger eee aen | rest. Sunn Rollins having «ltstingulshe? hie AtS Cents, 20p- met Calsulli, 7:36 p. tase bany, | the west this morning state that the | THs PuBLic Grouxps.—In the Pollce Court this | ‘0cldentally, but significantly, that he (Boone) greatly pleased with our visit to the valley of Lou. | horsemansidp on tuts march of 21 mii eieeue ame aluvan baffes iar | Fort Wayne route was cut last might in the | morning Judge Mills Gavehis decision th the case tng Mr. Ker, the star route prosecu- | Frau Can Out of compliment to nim, named 2 5 more aud Philadelphia | y} y of Ch 2 at $e . | OF jan who was before the a ~ olina, didiieew) \'eaateaee "idee see cia) NN | Leeder erage ete: | Shab ane RAMeANG ged, th Ouest | AECESENN ing aatndant tn th stran-vooa | “at folowing Sahinganans ar at fn ETS! ARPETS!! A it : aes he Fate of W and vicinity:—Gen, W. B. Hozen and family Pall on Agent Pennsylvania Rail cxets change In the condition of affairs at the Western | act of Congress, in distributing handbills in the | C98es, from which Boone has been relieved by a Com. Ovening New Kali stylesot Brussel and tngrain Gar- | further informmtom craddeas et OF Um 8D | ion comes to-day, and the eeikera mee ae tee | ele grounds last Wednesday. The law under | Bolle prosequi. om, Semms and family, Gen. Alvord and famit ohh. es Dr. Hoeling and family, ‘Mrs. A. P. loover, M LAUSE OF TIS CHANNEL PEAT RESPOM MOR still firm tn thetr position, ‘The rumor that there fg | which the charge’ 1s brought was passed July 1, Gertrude Wood, Nellie Acker, Wilson, Annie E Pou THE NAG : General Fasscngee agae, | auy indication of general weakness On the pare oF | oar und’ oshtehey eae ea ae peaae a pia? The Fotomac Barge Party. Shirin, Mises & tareeiee ee ese ae an2im No HB iteet Sewiors._ | the strikers ts indignantly denied, and the men | curds... {he Capltolgrounds. ‘The court Said: | A JOLLY GATHERING UP THE RIVER LAST EVENING. | Dempster, Measts, Ernest Throckinesion, Ptege | FEM the Saturday Review. - Who have returned to the employ of the company | “I think the charge 1s made out according e : rner, Mis: vtedly Influenc + are sali to be Of taferior grade. At the Western | language of the statute. It 1s possible that the | The younger members of the Potomac boat club | J. Wood, Samuel Turner, C. O. Tavenner and Miss Peainrnnacestiodired Union office It was sald this morning that two | statutes susceptible of being construed with a| fave a barge party up the river last evening, | Jeamle Turner, Rates, npn eed of the Americans for shows of @ more men had returned since last night and others | little more leniency than tn soine cases. ‘The ob- | which was largely attended and greatly enjoyed An Inhaman Brother’s Act. ngerous character In his cholce of a pla *; SAY CITY. So usust priy to e particulars. “au tte} vEKS Were expected to appiy to-day. From Superin- | ject of the law Is to stop the displaying of signs, | py all e host: ev 2% = = SrERS Which to try Ww his diminisbed reputation, . Boe., 6: - tendent Trabue, s esti, “ihe following dis- Sacer: mangbuls, ee al a solltting omer i Was vace Mee aS Lee pears red wes “a Gvaurr 30 MCE WITH | tte thought the y would be more entiustastic than es atch Was received this morning: these grounds, ere Were no such re; Bs 2 é 7 cn; ‘There would ai saeamaieion BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, from 3Te., 50c., | MOne ‘striker returaed s¢ Macon, Ga., yesterday, | this business Of ex} sing articles for sale, or ad- | from the time the barge left the boat-house, under | _A *elegram from Chicago, August 8, says: Alex- | Etcltsh nen. ‘There would be more newspaper Be., 15e. j completing the full force there. Yertising them, would become a public nutsance, | the convoy of a tug, until the return, jollity | ander Kennedy, an employe at Revell’s, corner of | . Hore pictures In the illustrated journals, LADIFS’ CLOTH and FLANNE ITING, 250. All the Strikers at Savannah, Ga., seven in num- | ‘This violation was made through the ignorance of | reigned suprome. The trip up the river was | Randolph street and 5th avenue, was held in the | ering, more haud-siaking, and possibly @ Bic., Ge., and doudle widti, all w ee ber, applied to return to work yesterday, We have | the defendant, and there were probably few per-| continued as far as the Chain bridge. As the | criminal court to-<day on the chargeof assault with | The rapids at Niagara are Ward necoaeancies, and but two of the applicants | sous who were cognizant of such a law. Iwill | party approached the Potomac. landlug the rong intenttomurder. His f Sate. wwiin vent others, — {rere accepted, leaving thee first class men and | impose a flue of $10 and suspend execution of sen- | and” winding pathway up throush the woos intent to murder. His four sisters, who reside at ch; but, If the other conditions s two second class men wanting empioyment. Bust- | tence.” were brilllantly-\lluminea with colored lights, and | No. 184 Center avenue, stood in the witness stand | co he vould have been ©. M. TOWSON, i :, re ness is moving promptly to all points NaS amid @ good deal of merriment the entire party | and told the story of the assault. Last night, it io risk lls Iife anywhere eis. (636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, TUKER, Proprictor, “Chalsbeats House, Sttastere | S9Uh. ‘Three operators returned at Norfolk, | ABATEMENT OF THE ASPHALTUM, SES Cae Were goon scrambling up the heights. ‘The more | appeared, the brother, who has a room In thesame | On tic Whole, however, it Is his own countrys x . 4 : OF, * Saline’ | Ya) yesterday, and Superintendent Tree, of | District chemist, Prof. eel) has examined | corpulent, unused to sucl alpine heights, gasped | house with his sisters, went home about 9 o'clock | Men Who are responsible for thls really shaimetul South Site, near Center Mark aug | 1 a Richmond. says ahat tn bis district the strikers | the asphaltum works of A. L. Barber & Co., at! out various susgestions Aas bo the cepedene | Unless liquor, which was not an | busines Webb was an Engitshinan, ang It Pr Ai hs Cc S openly admit thelr defeat. Advices also received | Easby’s polnt, with the view of ascertaining if the having an elevator or a cable line of cars run from | unusual occurrence. He quarreled with bis oldest | was in England that he was tr ained to We Trantie Dex Goons Reoecioxs.» frantic Uity, from other points also seem to indicate that the | nuleancs created by the smell rap ein eeverated | the landing to the pavilion. A lange bonfire was sister and threatened to plow her brains out, and | loncing for notoriety which alone can explain ils — Ty. i: mena ne ‘age, an ny c: z ri rted $ on! Ss story vulgar ver \ obs Taye geRowan witnout to work # any time. At noon a dispatch waste, | An srrangement has beca made whetebe thie mil | fUNd burning at the top, to keep the mosquitors | as she stal run down stairs he followed her | y is. vulgar y rsion of the Hite celved at the Western Union office stating that | be effected. Prof. De Smedt suggeated the gases | 2WaY,!t was suggested, and by its ruddy light,as| and fired @ shot at her. but the ball | of Kdward Irving. Wen ho swarm mores ie ce etaed ee creams of the numerous iamps | missed her and imbedded ‘ttself im | Channel a few years ago he was tnude a popwiar ine first-class operators returned to work in Buf- | and vapors arising from the reflaing process be F | plaything. 5 cl “ame rk: io to-day, andes Many more who appiied were | exhausted by a partlal vacuum and the boiling ‘suspended from the trees, piles of sandwichrs and|the floor at the bottom of the stairway. | p! hing. The feat tn itself was a rem: rkavle TRUNNEL & CLARK, $11 MARKET SPACE, CAMDEN & ATT vis LANTIC! © WEST JERSE e other good things to eat and drink | Two other sisters heard the shot and the angry | lastance of strength and endurauce. Itciawed season advances, have mado still further red BeeORD, RAILROAD, BeJeniod.) Pb were taken back ay toohester. Sad Ens OWMCTS OE the arCT ne nice success | were ‘clearly seen. To. see was to | words of the brother: and hurtodiy ater: Gee | tint a poco angth and endura ood swinmer fake herein Seo ee abil Saris reduc: - ¥ Fhow. WHAT B. AND 0. OFFICIALS SAY. and the owners of the works have agreed to put act. ana the work of destruction | Out of the second-story window and sought safety | could continue to make progressthrouch a Te OOO ceca aca Station foot of Vine atreet.|Station foot of Market at. he water 3 The of That tne aver operation with, all the Kettles, 80 | began at once. After ‘the 350 had satistied their | by sliding tothe ground, wile the tech. para. | 00 4 very flue day for over Uwenty hours, AS far We bave tow made price ad mons Ma ae auiernuemene a ie Ube gree Ble Smell eo roe aioe hunger apd thirst, various amusements were in- | lyzed with fear, hid in a closet and Fematned there | 88 it Weir, if Wasa very crodit. bie pervormanse. ong oi Washington e vo o'clock to-« rt the ai i = augural merry crowd induced the band to | for several hours. e ice e sent for, but | Shipwrecked sallors ave done nearly a: Alar jot Mises’ SOLID, HOSE, fuit resular, wo- | Eine cHee args Nathington will take the Mrough | two o'clock to-duy.report the situation unchanged, g s and Potomac railroad to Phila- oh une operation in eight or ten days, to the pavilt da. dane it the Inhuman brother had barricaded the di 1 | der far less fivorable circuinst ine rt o c. é r torminat! to nde go pavilion, and a dance was inaugurated, | the Inhumai er had barricaded the door an ar less fivorable circuinstances, but. what duced Pe. foralbsizes. | “*A, gran bara.” One pew -atreot station of | Wich the brotherhood. Viney isan ioe wear and was witnessed by a constantly increasing | threatened to kill the first person who attempted | Webb succeeded tu doing certaimy deserved @ Law ee ae sie or dae Cae Couches | any Knowledge of a committee of telegeaphors | Stim AGatnsr Dgrecrrys Epstrx.—To-day Jobn | crowd of admiring spectators. Then a grand | to Open it, Capt. Bonfield was present, and know. | allowance of pra "A Job is W duced from | roads, no camden and At- |} ving been sent for os reported last night. A. Moss, for Alice Tans, Met a sult against W. Z. Prize fight was Inaugurated between Ellinger and | ing from the man’s manner that he intended to| ‘Tue clamor of applause which followed was Re ‘are LINEN LAWN, e checks, and full inform- ‘THE PAN HANDLE OPERATORS AT WORK AGAIN. Edeiin (detective), for- $5,000 damages, for having, rt st corner 13th street ‘A big: Job im all iin: Daltuuore and Poto- departnient we are enedict. The fight was remarkatle from the | carry his threat into execution, left itm in posses- | out of ail propor the achiever on the ath of August, on Pennsylvania avenue, | fact that while not a blow was struck, except in | sion of the house and retired. ‘An offiverreiuaiued | as all te worll can mow cee ton peat pea 12—The strike on the Pan | between 6th and 7th streets, Without warrant oF | the air, both men were knocked down and out. | in the vicinity, and atter midnight endeavored to | man who ga andie ratlroad, ich the telegraphers inaugu- | justifiable cause, illegally arrested her, and im-| While the fun was olng on in the pavilion the | coax the man inio allowing bls sisters to enterthe | opening for telling r sport if arti wrand barrain in Ge rated last evening, ts over. All the onerators who | prizoned and detained her tit August 1th, when | Apollo Glee Club, under the direction of Dr. Kim- | house and retire. Kennedy requested to see one | Written, and the lzy sites ate public heiote: left thelr instruments lust evening have returned | he took her to the Polls Court and charged her | ball, were rendering their best selections, and Col, | of them, and leaned out of a window with the re- | thing to talk about. ed as MUU inspect our DRESS GOOD: to work, the company reinstating them with the | with being an idle and suspicious person, and she | Joyce, surrounded by a group of kindred spirts, | volver in his hand, and would have shot her when | well co tor Webb, but they were amused for ehas:ng, ue we have @ spien HE POPULAR WATERING PLAC Grete aging that they leave the brotherhood. | says tuatshe “was thereby wholly rulned and dis- | was singing songs and telling stories. ‘The party | she appeared if his lntentice at oor eee eat, and shouted till they had forgotten T =e 36 are CE Officials of the telegrap brotherhood pro- | graced to her great and lusting injury.” The plain- | left the landing for the boat house about 10 o'clock, Then he threatened to kill the oMicer, and | 4 the matter. Unfortunately Mr. Weob CAPE MAY nounce the telegram ordering the Pan Handle tint was arrested on Saturday fast of Suspicion of | and on the way down the broad surface of tue | that individual kept out of sight. At lock K Limself seriousiy. He thougil It was all ij Z felearaphers out bogus. | The Fort Wayne opera | having robbed a mall contractor of #80 at a house | bargo was utilized for dancing. ‘The band and the | Kennedy went un oiarre acd Wino n ned one nal, and gave up an honorable trade to put bile Se eoerpaes weneadeate oe Lanes eae eee ee enes, And those in a position to | on 14th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, but the | services of an impromptu. gles club furnished the | officer got Into tins hoes and are ea ee | Beals ond with the unhappy creatures who pie ected by, know say a strike on that road wii! not be ordered. | plaintitt folded to prosecute her, and tne charge | music and fled the night alr with strains that | accused by the sisters to-day he hung, his head | have to risk thelr neck {a mus s for the SEY Ri "q s of suspicion being put she pleaded gulity and was | woke the moonlight sleeping on the banks and | and made no attempt to d-rend 3 conduc! Amusement Of U y. His rey nm went 1 & CLARK. WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, the Missing Stenmship Ludwig. puvunder bonds P Paything else thatwas In ging in a similar lux- — Sateen the road of ali su ions, and he tried the Si Market nrace: sewn tiouk = if NTRRAT., August 11.—The overdue steamship —___ 5 ury. A display of colored lights ‘and rockets Wel- | __ A GIRL Prosecurtnc Iikk FATUSR AND Broraen. | umpos-ible in order to'wta wt 1C 1s no doubt = IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHTA, Lawig ined Dekween seventy and elghtyisoulson|| 00 ee ae Lanceny.—a | oied the voyagers back to the boat Louse. ‘The New Orleans Tines-Democrat’s Brook Haven | 3 at rule that notllag but what ts good aes oard, twenty-four of whom were passengers. Boy CHarcen 1 a. 5 ald shout the re 30 ‘The vessel and cargo are understood to be covered ali boy named Lewis Bohman was before Judge THOSE SHA% WERE THERE. y Bion chureh, Jefferson county. ae On WhiGh Be aon Fin seske es piton ress Trains, with Parlor cars at- by $500,000 insurance. aS eioraiag Hog Carentan oe Among thoso present were Lieut. Commander his son, Brown, farmers, are on | and this is distin tly ome oe them. ‘There you, G = is , un durin: ‘the season at conven General Foreign Nowe, foWimsitbs tnill tomeke purchases ‘and left nis| V+ H- Webb, Assistant Paymaster Martin and | trial, charged with the murder. ‘The elreumst think, be a kind of immorality im talking now UINNIP s, Cry re Long ne ko tnd Rest con ra = fais 3 akat-boolc cantata $50, there, It was also | Assistant Paymaster J. D. Doyle, of the navy; R. | tlal evidence is strong against then n ut the courage of Mr. D. is only by re= Un joc Coaches traneier disect tothe eisten | -vymsnes A BREST OF WORKMEN IN VIBNSA, Showa that ihe boy was an employe atthe milh | M. Larner, Willlam Shaw, Upton Ridenour, wW. | Wes engaged to bo married tosuilivan'’s dunziter, | hau Oo nevniee ne cl ie oteean ek ia ron Market | )2NNA, August 11.—Forty-two of the workmen | Showa that the boy wae Bone: a4 es) over, | Sue 18 doing all she can to convict her father aud | such a se that we can Lop? to put @ Jersey railroad, at foot of Market | who took part inthe attempted demonstration | aud was Seen In possession of the Money. ‘The Selden, W. H. McKnight, James Beck, D. Hoover, | protuer. Lynching is threatened. stop to #0 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., here last evening before the office of the director | defendant clalmed that he found the money on the 7 s teanrst of popular crags. 3 : © John Benedick, J. B. Chureh, Gen. James M. Ew- dare tecichanee stieast corner 13th street | O€ police owing’ to the seizure of a workinen’s | street. ‘The case was sent to the grand jury, aod a. Ew. r " SHOCKING Crime oF 4 Boy.—Patline Gry Mone wien, Baltimore aud Yoto- | paper were arrested. Fourteen of the persons are | the defendant was committed in default of Dall. ane chard Port con Marne, ae eto = | utie git was buraea to deat “83 Redes ARE SELLING THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF suffering from wounds afiicted during the charge ——>——_ Hinton, M. F. Davis, John A. Kennedy, J. Cr col. | Mass. a few days stace, r 0 | Mavston low of the police and dragoous on the mob. WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Uns, Capt. Covaugh, A. J. Clarke, Ralph Batiwin, | ignited in some mysterious manner while playing | Shaltsvu-y CETEWAYO ALIVE AND KICKING. Gansriinente. Bid. Asked. | F. O, Becket, Mr. Jacobs, Q. A. Pearson, James P. | OUt of doors Her mother now states that tie | providi: sUM R GooDs Loxpon, August 11.--The correspondent of the | 1. ape g| Willett, John W. Drew, Herndon, Morsell, | Sit], before dying, suid that an unknown boy had | Canada Times at’ Durban says.that Cetewayo, the Zim | Ualted gises 24m AGI coupon... NS TIS | TOR Geaean Gen Daeteh, eT NaO pMOrsell | Berars to her Sioehing wich, oncnees OO Mad | Cana King, Is now on his way to Pietermaritzburg. United Sttesa fs, for, onan, ; URS <a | uae, B Warden, Perry Heath, 3. 7: Biving —— . United States 48, 1007! registered = uaa ni} an, i. auc Tsad Aa cea AT MARKED-DOWN PRICES, md winter, The Blue and the Grey. Dnited States Sher eects 103% 103% | ward Joyce and Vice-President MeKenney, of the | ,TH® oLor Line Discvssep.—The moran been thoroughly renov: gs to every window: pu house has ses- tedandrevur- | THE REUNION OF VETRRANS AT WILSON’S CREEK. District of Columbia Bonda. Analostans; Arthur May, Frank Ward, Harry No- | 800 of the second day of the National Education | od by the Arcubish "uy in tho | ¢,SMINGFIELD, Mo., August 11.—The exercises of | permanent imorovementée, 1801, cola... 113% 1197 | Ble and. Sainiuel Kirby, of the Columblas: Averett | #8s0Clation at Ocean Grove, N. J. Yesterday, Was | adopred. It ts prop: 2 table will not be ex elled by ‘Terms very ressouable for first-c} Y coin. . ‘ Cy ainly devoted to cousideration of the question of xb S| — ‘i me | the reuni Wilson’s creek battle ground took | Perimane! a 1891, cur'y.. 117° ——" | Pitchlynn, J. 8, Kervand, Clus Cromwell, G. A. | 2! ert 5 CansGa eens apathy present. Lieut. Gov. Campbell, acting governor y years’ funding 3-65, 1924, eur’y... 108? } SY Bas Sal 2 “ ‘ar- | Methodist Episcopal church, presided. Kobt. R. Allegany coun! FALL PURCHASE Soe ae a rorristor. | of Missouri, delivered an address of welcome, | twenty year faning Ge, 1802, coin Bat, | $opB Le thom pene, & 2. Haker, Jamne Caperton, | Doterey, gesiticee elite at tae wee eo | eleven distri 8. 3 TE, CAPE MAY, N.J.. OPENS | Which was responded to by Gov. Berry, of Ark. Get porte Doone Me Tren, | Christian Adcocu‘e, asked whether the Ilitterate | fare, Gait son July 7th, 1833. Directly on a a Col. M. Merritt, of Iowa, and others. Union and | Fire Insurance and Gaslight Companies. Kalbfus, Judge Riley, John Hutchinson, Mr. Trea- should be stumbling blocks oF stepping-stonce | arecly antl-Haznit Popular vote. Te belexantly furnished: strictly dest. confederate soldiers unfted tn applauding. ‘The | Washington City GaslightCompany...... 38 49 | cot, Paymaster Barton of the navy, A. Shuster, e 2 © Independent, | jwmored in Hagerstown that Gov. Hamilton will | NY Class. Termse $3.00 and $4.00. RARE TL Dattle-ficld 1s. about ten miles froin this city, and | Firsues's tacuunee Coser 45 | Francis Helberger, Frank Lewis, Major W.| W- U. Ward, D. D., ven oH the Rg omer Ja his torthcoming Ivtter announce lis withdrawal HILDRETH, Proprietor. 4e26-4m | long before daylight crowds began to arrive there, | Natioual Union Insurance Co 22 | H. Appieton, George Finkle, John Foster, A. Hees tie re ep cath jee a (ae guberantor TyUiE MADIS 2 Throughout the reunton the most cordial feeling | Columbia Insurauce Company. * |B Searle Dr HF. De Vol, Judge ©. B War | HOR” (fhe Ree, JC Brice, colored, of Sai exo | A Leotstaron EXrsiite pxom Cucace.—Hoe, Z COTTON UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS, Sunset avenue and Kuyiey street, 7) has existed between the old union and confederate Railroad Stocks. Bors BE Bouse, Gace ae pohustone, Frotes. | america.” BT. Tanner, colored, D. Di odttor | Neen Hie eee ivants 3 ASBULY PAKK, N.J., soldiers, and the most courteous and generous | Metropolitan. 18 usa, ree mon, of the Christian Recorder, Philadelphia, read a} jegislature, who sometines oMclat local First-claes. “Gas, Electric Bells aud Televhone. | sentiments have been expressed. Nota single ua. | Mate ean ere a Conte, Braet DE Melge Case, DE. | Daderentitied, “The Color Lines Wiret id Ie and | ech ee ran cn nctNes omiclates as a Loc Box 640. el2-2m} ¥. GATE. | pleasant word has been uttered to mar the gen. Tae Ery, A. T. Coumbe, M. B. Bryan, Dr. J. J, Little, | paper entitled, “The Colo! codes ooening etal er ante ee joe sey BURT'S BOOTS aXD sHors, | J tral harmony and enthusiasm. ‘The men fave Freelas seg | Fan Wades, Ceoree < Flenner,, Walter Conn, | jucion was cttorog hy Gon. Tr J: Raccerene banat | Cok eer eee, rom the Bethodies Prey Por Hore, camped together as though there had never been | Board of Public Works, Green 26% | James Durant, A. iH. Semmes, ‘Thomas Durant, Ing the Christian inca and women who in the past | enter ne ee, OF wrth. the last cara difference between them. An organization to | Manele Hall Bonde... = | Wite wnson, ‘tomas Callan, Col. Alexander, T. | !ng the at Psion rations | ke a an . J. P. HORBACH & CO, be known as the Surviving Soldiers’ Union League | Tnisnd snd Sex Gosst- On eine =] Sewine Pe, Remus Persons, CV. TOWER, ot | to Toe sod ncnere and muasionaries | paign Bo at various times pouch intoxicating ‘TRAVELING SATCHELS, &c., &c., AT COST. Was formed on the battle ground. It will em- | Inland and Sea‘Cosat Co. bonds. —, | the Boston Traveller; Frank Trasdell, of the Baiti- | 42 the sout ———______+9._____. a annual on rOrence, 1 at Beaver, In de; omber _ brace soldiers of both armies, and the officers | Ivanhoe oes stock. +14 | more Amertoan; Dr. E. 8 Kimball, John Simms,| 4 syxpicaTs RELIEVES THE INDIANAPOLIA Na- | next. The trouble w out of the fact oy the Ss Newly furnished throughout. elected were chosen from both’ federal and con- | Wasbingtov pack Margi A: = cou Chadwick, 8. A. Kennedy, Dr. Sudor, Paul ‘TIONAL BANK.—The directors of the First National ration to wi ‘Mr. Horne. bel = New and commodtous bath houses. federate soldiers, : Farmers and hee 's Nt banks Gest =F Gee Ce cake Ce eee ee i ee pected him to advocate prohteition inthe fectaia: 4 = a & > W- | on Thursday, formed a syndica' erday, ~ AGENERAL BREAK OF PRICES IN ALL DE- eT Saat 224 Leary leave Washington and ‘Wall Street ‘To-day. tisene. National Bank. 16: ios. | Secker,'J. ' DeSaules, ‘Thomas Muns, Walter fnoreased the’ stock to $800,000, Me. W. HL Enziish | ‘UFe, aod were disappointed in their expectations, PARTMEN’ Boating. Bathing, Fishiag, Crabs. THY STOCK MARKET NERVOUS AND PANICKY THIS tral National 122 ~- | Kahn, John Madey, R. Dorsey Mohun, J. 4. Hol-| and Mr. Ww becoming responsible for the ae pee a Foc yertiovuarsahdens Goer $s13-Im MORNING—HAMMERING THE MORTHEUN FAGL¥iC | Groat Fall loo C aay 65 76 ister, Fred, Hollister, james Smith, H.C. Mc-| management. At 10 minutes before 8 p.m. the Apel oa ENT.—A few weeks age doun seo —— — STOCKS. 4 ee 2s, 5 ea? AVY, » Shay a doors Were thrown open, and Mr, sh invited obey sf oer 4 = STR N Ee oes OCEAN GHOVE, N. J, DIRECTLY || New Yore, August 11.—The Post's financial ar- | Eatd.Ws shan sonata aree cee SY ik ae oes ere wen eek gathered on tie tok youn a epee sane oak s100 or his wifes Bose ttek nen and lake. | Suverice four ticle says: The stock market di ae. — 50.00 | A Srerer'’s Surr AGainsr a PoLicrwan vor | outside to come in and get their money. The bank | Yel years, i tor Gory, both with vermades on tines none ys: The market during the forenoon | Valentine Scrip, per aere..... . money. They were to Chicago by a detec ONE PRICE sToRE: Perfect drafnage and ventilation. ‘and Was nervous and at times panicky. The effort to | Sioux Half-breed Scrip, per acter. Fare 25-08 | $10,000 Damaces.—To-day Messrs. Hewlett and | was kept open an hour after the closing time, and live, whore it was discovered that a few Gays 6g0 airy rooms, Acesmmodation for 200. Box. frs. | increase the effect of the recent Dank embarrass- | Rel Estate Title Ineursnce Oo. * Fx $3 | Shea, tor Samuel Banks, filed a suit against | all checks presented were paid. But tew of the the girl had eluded her origina! paramour ana r JOSEPH WHITE. Je12-2m "| ments, by the circulation of unfounded runiors | Penueylvania Telephone Co. 3% 78 | Westey Hutchinson for $10.000 damages forhaving, | larger depositors drew their money. ‘The Indiana away with @ young man naned Hansen. ‘They (os Gites BALL, bons, but ina some cttece upee aaron ace, bety | Chesapeake and Fotome —_ | Matieibusly impricones. tim in one oc tae aon pean dees Eat Savon wees anveste tip the Boe Wer nanan ss ‘son: ut some effect upon a many, and Yor “G ” ren aie bneqnated tocation, Me NE hearatng this’ with the hammering of the oo traders, houses for about ten hours to hisruin and disgrace. | | TAR Naw YoRe “Graruio” Soup Aoatn.—James | thrce were arre ee ee bed new furniture, prompt and atteubve: weve, produced the condition mentioned above, TR NEW YORK STOCKMARKET. Fre Me pannt i @ Policeman, and plstntift was | Wiiamn Minckiey. of New Tork, propricsor Ot SB | Sonaay evening wed taken to Obionge on cous ee ra elevator, electric bells, electric tights. = and caused a general decline of ‘Thefollowing are the ovening and closing pricss | arrsted by defcndant asa striker on the Boun- | Poughkeey Press and Telegraph, the oldest Poets. A Table of Superior Excellence. fo 1% ,per, cent on the active stocks | tithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported | dary sewer, amd subsequently discharged by the | dally weekly pa in Dutchess county, N. —enneneinen: ° GUINSIP & CO, ovtamareas ie lay ae Pears Was the Non ene or attack by the | Lyspecial wire to HLH. Dodge, 09015th treat _ | Police Court. $40,009 biock in the New York Graphia and was | Cart. Dopp Canco or Wan Maventat.—Ia ig o volonade Sh bears was the Northern Pacttic stocks, which were y ected ichmond, Va., yeste u rshiad Of Colonnade Hote rsistently hammered, during the forenoon we, Name, 1_Aame. 1 &| © | oan Doo Wan—te dog catchers this morning | yesterday afternoon elected managing director of | Richmond, Va., wegen Menrgeweenp ye ‘vou Inn, Devon, bas od that journal bya full board. Hinckley isa pro- | B. i. Hughes, wi t am ts Cie {x28 404. AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Opens JUNE 20rr, Je18-2m _| Sulting in a decline of 13¢ on Oregon and Trans- Cen. Pacife,..| 69. captured pe lees and have now seventy- Bon ‘natn i, ‘&@ member of the Manhattan | Served subpernas upon Capt. T. H. Dodd and crew, TPWE GETTYSBURG srONGS, Continental; 14% on Northern Pacific proferred, cE onion | 16 36 six In the pound, The next slaughter of dozs will oe nd chairman of the democratic committee | of tue schooner E. J. Irwin, tn order to Lold tht T Grrrrsnuna, Pa. aod % oe the common: Wabash proterred was | OSS fo oret «| a5°"|-in Tike place Monday morning, when there will be a | SiS) Sicas county, sod Walle be mates that oe | a5 wituraees in Seo Case againer the erase tee ae WILL BEOPEN JUNE lame YE also 1% lower on sales of about 2,000 shares. Aside | Do da ror *| 32, | 343) pelisaag | we number on hand. Que of forty-five dogs in | Change in the independent course of the paper is | tetapted violation of the Neutrality laws, Latee Tawast Lawns: The wT AGLE” tn town, ree ntly enlarged, ‘will avo | {fom these the general lst was 3 to X jower, el etlone & the pound yesterday morning thirty-three were | Clann Mat present at 1s wclisved ta Mer Tork | mation has heen feowtees te dima theres at = accommedate boarders. ‘Trains from Washin thouzh a few stocks were not only sustained, but < fe ea Tr Shotand killed. ‘Twelve of them were valuable | !atende P tic ¢ suing | Hayllen minister at Washi — pect with WoMd.. HJ. £H-&G. ite, Chares at. | show fractional advantages over lest pleut: Pica Cbg) PS Sa ER dogs and were saved for sale or redemption. Tue | that It will become democratic during the coming “haraye NeNngtn, Deautat pine | Lest fon Getta Hae fahes parse ana | Wie” a aneate pense he Su fa Melt] HH | dee do to suoc area gay font a'pon nd | Prsentt coupsigar es See ee Lawns, uest quality, actual value 12%40., rected toe. 'H. SINGLING, Proprietor, ee Te ere orem. one erin $0%| 2034|Renat <21] bay] oa | Hed toa post, One of the pound men then shoots | arteogp OvrkaGs ON A NiouT OrgRaroR—| gence is sulliciently conclusive suey the invention ee Getiyebune Pa, | Business «tng tn ‘Texas Pacife (lo Grande divis- | BEC, =. 16) OA ene 9g | fReanimal. Ho has attained such expertness tat | « @ispatch trom South Bellingham, Mas, says: | of she violation ot the meutrehte howe bea ae ‘ ae — “| ton) 63 2k 33g, and West Shore and Buffalo 53 a a sat e . he kills every dog instantly. ‘The dogs never make | ‘The night operator at the end of the double track | Suunmabenat aust uae ‘Vessel was loaded with war SILKS! OLDZKOM HOUSE, 7 i: _ Ti, Contral .../180 1293/5. Paul pref. ‘he 9 meu va. Colored eftks 500, | HL * though there: were a tome akanTaly eglccteds | Tice shore *.. 106% 106" (st. P. & Omalia| 42 & sound. | He shoots them so rapidly that he des- | of the New York and New Enzland Fallway Was | material, stp; to be intended for the iusur~ ro Grain Black Slike re- BRIGANTINE Beacn, x.3. UB Tanne renehel Machines Ate ob pansas and | Tou. & Nash -"| 48° 4731 Do pret, is | Poyghes them as fast as two men can bring them | atracked In his oMce last- nixit by a num gents in = . rig i set Shy a * | g4igiTexas Pac € fered orth of A\ : and Quincy debentures were 2 percent lower at 91. 867%) 84%) 4 — : Heel Cure meet every: fein at Gat pase atacand | The lower quotation tor Oregon site Tae eas oe ab Pac, Comursstox | pe Lunatico Isquinsxpo.—This finge In Heauville county, Minnesota, 16 agitated sea Sg Vota ee enone | Rnmaet the haat te bech was | Sauna cantare cont stun | NSE | ee, ttrttendo's i seaan on Sasi Kita wets | S22 ant faa oe ne cree ; I = rons o , a ine . On St ‘was only one sale, be B ‘on John is » see Ey Ae oe ee Washinton. | Nusw ait | Batiting so ean be found at any resort, of ‘Tennessee compress bonds at 43, Goverument | * ¥- Central i155 Giained tobe a lunatic: formerly in the Insons Witt), reduced fross Cle dew bay midte Gtimches | ,, 21,88 by are the summer residences of Hon. Alfred ©. | Douag were steade, The rates tor Gal tee aie eae asylum. He was in the haval service, enlisted tn — z shaming Vicinity of the house will befound quod cuun-ugand | ‘tock collaterals on the forencon were 2184 per | A VincINIA REPUBLICAN “TURNED Down." February, 1872, and in November, of that.year, in Nuns’ Veilings, fine quality, reduced to 200. fishing. cent. Sterling is, owing to some increase in com- | About a week since the Mshoneites of Powhaton, consequence of brain fever, became imy ‘Nuns’ Veilings, lace effect, pure wool, in Bizck, Straw. mis, $10 to $12 week. Wi morning | mercial bills, made against tacreased exports of | Chesterfeld and Gochland, Va., held a convention. berry, Electric Blue suc Creain; actual value éve., ro- | tains connect in Philadelphia end Adshile City. Daily | breadsiufla. and nominated Simuel T. Maddox, a republican, Gueed to 350. mail. Uiy-im] REeD & SMITH, Proprietors. . ‘THE DFPRESSION OONTINUES. a3 sengtor from that district, proved un- ae H OOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD,;] 1:80 FP. M.—Stocks have been excited and de- uli, and Yesterday the Conveation got Las acres ‘wo e nce noon, ces are down to BLACK SILK GRENADINES! ‘ast, 50 acres of lawn and the fneet, st Pri down \ to 3X per ‘thePand reconsidered by oes inaring Handy a Spine in thé mountains. For alas ad- cent jor the day, the Gould and Villard stockssur- | S's. Maddox sald he had no notice of the meet- pisck St Brocade Grenadier, every thread all pure ‘Mrs. JAM = db WIS, fering the most. Union Pacific was also heavy, | 08; and that he was turned out for no cause, Gréaadiver, actusl vaiue $1, Tedueed wo50e, | ony p. LEWE, P.O, dept., 15961 Que ‘y9-dae | falling off to 89% on Boston selling. There were ss ‘ Wa OTE Roe | rumors of tatlures in Philadelphia and in this of am: BaeeT eh Rretehibe ou sud Davol yard wide | PYOTEL ALBION, city, but they lack confirmation. No announce- | Workers, in Philadel ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ment of failures have been mage at the stock ex- that the Emall body BB; se MARSET SPACE, 3015-210 st change to-day. Rellway bonde are also. CARTEE'S, pained ots or ey, (furzished and best ap- Texas Pacific; Io Grauce division sola “SEE bite, smistoage sm ent Mane