Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1884, Page 1

Se ee ~ ‘ THE EVENING STAR. over a new leaf and manage their properties om Wale, sound principles. a Cm .e A Rush to Bay America Stocks im PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday < i Loxnox, May 17, 1 p. m.—There ts great rush toe [ THE STAR BUILDIN { “ y 4 day to buy Ameri’an Stocks, “Bankers are “cabling, See. tet to New York offering to ship goid on the security of! Ave, and lith 8t., by i é government bonds. 5 i : ER _ Newspaper Company, ; The M. E. General Conference. r GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres’ . THE QUESTION OF WOMEN PREACHERS EvExrse Sram im served to subscribers in thi of the Met Episcopal church reassembled Bry cient mnie’ cen at 10 ce this morning, Bishop J. F. Hurst in the 4 eek. or 44 ee i After devotional exercises the conference . » : ‘the consideration of the report of the commitees on itinerancy relative to licensing women ei : preach. e : ! xaig';.DE Danlel Carrie ofthe conference of New ‘Tur Wreery Star—pu Sa ~~ 3 > east, sustal we report of the committes Fesiage prepaid Six ms —— * Decause he Delieved it to be Judicious. Ol, __N?: ( \f A! Ss. Rev. R. M. Hatfield, D. D., of the Rock river con- V2 63—N® 9,692. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1884. TWO CENTS. | ere e Bette BB. ote Who rer com, —— — practice —— church universal from Ube day = ™ of Pentecost untll now, — = v ATION ; . = Rev. Dr, Benont I. Lves, of the Central New Yorke NEW PUBLICATIONS SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, | AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. Telegrams to The Star. queens, ofered aa sntueg stat where = = es = | ee ae ere 1s a TOV mand for a definite’ policy ae | [= _ NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A GRAND Si; PAIS ENGIHISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, | Goverywexr RECEIPTS TO-DAY.—Internal reve- —— the church as to licensing and ordaining women to |S openin ‘an Ness Park on MONDAY, =< corter of lithand H streets northwest.—Speciai ee g i e "y | tom, bythe oval Arsoctation herp ai invite | services To-morrow mornin and evening at 11 and 1:45, | nue, 470,906.50; customs, #426,984.00 A BUSY DAY IN THE HOUSE. CONFIDENCE RESTORED, aes ere Papdiernpiny ree [Rane ne eee Maloey eee Altoona Pa,’ Lecture in the Eventi saviect'Siatiary | Carr. Wa. § MCSE, of thé marine corps, hasbeen h ) ‘ * | women, but apoves lcensiug them foexiort and sow REA VERYWHERE, j= SERS OF HOSE ILLODGe | i Wamnt by the pastor, Kev. MER. Speci e te : M the quarterly ¢ NoW READY EVERYWHERE, HERS PE ROSE MILL LODGE, | music ty the choin, under the direction of Toon 3. | detached from the Tenn@see and ordered to the | wore THE COMMITTEE ROOMS, ETC. -oo yrp | erence as is the case of other eahorters and local .G. U. O. of O. F.. are requested to meet | My. si school at 9:30, L. D. Alden, superin- | marine barracks at Washington, D. C. Capt. Jas WALL STREET BRIGHTENS UP, | preachers” coxrarxs Malet Bn a cero Of ie tonne ngmize | MP. Young has been detached from the League = 2 i * | Rev. Dr. Ives maintained that asa church and a San invited to attend, By onler of JOHN E, Re id navy yard, and will relleve Capt. Muse from. The House. Pople thes had made a great many thn atone _ * : a . Le it duty on the Tennessee. x S @ mat long that line. Not many years ago the Metho~ A ROMAN SINGER. (Conclusicn.) F. Mantox Cnaw- G. JOHN H. LEE, P'S. It} = Sos NER SENATE AMENDMENTS TO THE INDIAN BILL NON-CON: Gat ramets ween en to ladtonbeing rkcbe FORD. | SF. 0,0 E-THE MEMBERS OF MET US citar Netredenortnroa Hee Sot eee | gevmyry Arpiicants for naval academy cadets CURRED 1, RUN ON NEWARK SAVINGS BANKS. | dst papers were opposed to futon a as cure cS t y years ago. thai burch ‘ ZING SESPEAR all OU ere THES Te ae EEE NG en Ook: | Rastor—Preachiw services at I'am, and. 7:30 p. mn have entered tha examination out of the seventy- | © motion of Mr. Ellis (La.) the Senate amend- ——+-— allowed ladles to be made stewards, ANATOMIZING OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. | tall. otir THIS (Sa:urday) EVENING. 8 o'clock, | Rervices in the evening wilt be: precasied tye the ent 3 th bill ‘were nun: At TH & ay Grant W for th urpose of ins arrangements to attend the Praise service, participated in by the entire con; Seven that received appointments. Among these | Ments to the Indian appropriation _ ter su itute was lost by a E : funeral of ourlate Brother, GEORGE A. Nonwoop. tion. Sttuday ‘school at 9:30. a.m. A Bible clas for rm D. Frick, of Baltimore city; J. 1, | concurred tn. THE METHODIST CONFERENCES. vote of y ys 22. report of the com MAS GO g S. Quiver Wexpgiz | it By onder NG. SEL, B. See | yore men has been formed. which meets in the cunreh | 8T€ Oliver O. D. Frick, of } aa - ? mittee Was adopted. < THOMAS GOLD APPLETON. Ouiven — . = - Fon |ekE Mia ed Oe ae eee goed Wethered, of Chestertown, Kent county, Md; and BILLS FROM THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. ieee The report of the committceon the Book Concern, Howes aan tht Goes Coe ee ifiots State University, A cordial invitation | William B, Franklin, of Baitimore county, Md. * By a previous order of the House this day was relative to authorizing the revision of the German HE TRAIL OF THE SEA SERFENT. J.G. Woon, h are not in keeping with the facts in my case, and Se eny seus mat not now, eee I | sone uw Cicae at UBS White House to-day | Set apart for the consideration of bills presented by |" THREE ASSASSINS HANGED BY A MOB. | hy tan book, was ? Z | were not authorized by me. I did take nearly six bet- f tom th then hishour. It & 4 | the committee on the judiciary, and Mr. Tucker ‘The general conferen reed that the missions AN OLD WAR HORSE TO A YOUNG POLITICIAN. Hles of Dr. De xter's medicine, which geemed to ive ine | es PRESB: TERIAN CHURCH, oh were Senators Allison, ea ae Ss (Va) reported from that commitiee a bill’ to regu- —_—-.-—__ on Japan and Mexico shall be organized inte annual Ww: MeEiao: elie! w! was using it, but whe es bangh Hall, 16 14tl st. northwest.—Services: urn, ine, be C1 re & Pe . conferences. a. B. ass na et Re day, A wen, just as lame as ever, | Preaching Sunday morning at LLo'dock. Sunday Senoel | POTS fs Wiiking, Henderson (11L) and | {ate the effect of judginents and decrees of United | 4 WAY SNOW STORM AND HEAVY FROST. | “Tue report ot tne committee recommending an | Pended the use ether, oreloe are welcome. “ 3 es 5 HAM. pPard RS, TH. HACKETT. Aas: 8t 7-300 sare welcome. __1*_) Boxton, of New Hampshire. an: investigation of the Teal roe ant te the conference adjourned unUl Monday morniug. ay ial 7 sek 3 S oe "PARIS CLASSICAL CONCERTS. = | A STRAWBERRY | FESTIVAL oe ae Gs on TxsPRcTION oF TH PRNSACOLA.—The naval board | the Proposed sane ol miesana | fae nioed :AFTER THE FINANCIAL STORM. The Methodist Protestants. EN WAR TH H, 8.Wem Mrrewere, || _ WOMAN'S FREE DISPENSARY, . petty choo] at 9:90 a. m." Morning wervice at 11, Yer | of Inspection has returned from an inspection of the | Company. “some ea eonee Opening Quotations in New York and | PRTSAL comtenicario TO THE CONFERENCE tories, Reviews, and Contributors’ Chub | Will be given at 937 Ney York avenue, on TUESDAY, - RYLAND CHAPEL GOR 10TH AND_D Sts. | US: S Pensacola at Hampton Roads. cae board REMOVING POLITICAL DISABILITIES. iieuien: sembied this maordiing. ‘President Halunrond ts the . All who may be disposed fo promote this commend. | EO aw cowie Grace by Rev. J. E. Panxen, | 1ound (he vessel 5 hort of her gom- | On motion of Mr. Tucker bills were Passed re-| New Yonx, May 17, Wallstreet, 10a. m. n- | chair. ee iets abl, clarity are earnestly invited to assist it on this ce- | of Detroit Conference; at 7:49, preachinis by the pate's | long passage she has lust completed. “she left the | MOving the political disabilities of Henry Newman, ing stock quotations: American Express, && Ger. | A communication was received trom Rev. K. K. Ea ape fale cf Wetete cr Provence atthe festival and.n the | Rev. W, HE CHaruas, Sabbath school at a.m. and Pacitle station about a year ‘ago, and came home by | William H. Parker and Robert D. Thurbon, of Vir’ | ada Southern, 0%; Central Pacine, 46; Chicago, | Squler, of the Cumberland Presbyterian 3 = ‘Tickets on sale at the drug stores of G.G. C. Simms, | = —— = waza way hina. She is not sulted for a long cruise | ginta, and Charles W. Hayes, of Alabama. Burlington and Quiney, 117%; aware, Lacka- | corresponding delegate with this conferenc send- It_HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., Boston. | 1thand New York avenue: Lewis. Flemmmer & Brot Ve Coa ee Be a ee Aor Pasalnss EE TURASION Ge cay deaeiea tare | WANDE andl Western, 118; Denver and Ito'Grande; | Ing greetings of CUristian fellowship. It suggests = | 24th and P streets; J. K. Major, 7th and s as a eee Pei on roe sion or ordered to join the North Atlantic squadron, ‘COURT. 12X; Erte, 15%; East Tennessee, 8; Kansas an he appo! Intinent of a cominittce from each denomt- Thempoon, 703 15th street. contralto: Mr. F. Knoop, tenor: | probably the latier, as Dut slight repairs will BE | a+ every atep the commiltce on jndictary wasan- Texhs, 15%: dake Shore, 845 Locisritie and Nast poecrer Poop ey dante renp i heiredana Mae pega 3 7 => 2 o] reanist a this mor: or- ant ie, 85; ic, 7025; D cific, | ferred ~~ ot Lous A. Dire, Cees Sefvloor to moriuwat il nia. asds pa Bunaay sgl | dered to procesd to he Noro navy Jara S| tagonized by the committce on public anda pO | Stren a ea Ae rae ss ti DE | Ay traternal commURleaton We arch an Shetek, : REET Ni | Bos “ASDA ; | a E 2 eter desired to call up the Oregon Central forfeiture bill; | ferred, 130; Oregon Navigation, 72; Oregon She /ASHINGTOS, A tts avenue, near 9th strect—Sunday achool, | ewr—The statement published in Berlin, that Mr. | House went into committee of the whole (Mr. Dor- 3; St 71; ul, Mt aL 1 committee, fad after ints stock frame tes samn: | 20M: preaching 1am end ti Te tee: | Muckle, ot Philadelphia, sto be appointed minister | shetmer in the chall) On the, Senate titi reported gotg.and sabitoba Texas Facthe, 12%; Union | Rev, Dr. atckiroyprested the tej the ana $0 N. HOWARD STREET, dors, at the Company office, 31 MIIK | hin) Seater tree’ Alb ooo Te e"Te" | to Germany, ts dented on very high authority, with | from the judiclary committee, extending until De- Lonbon, May 17, 2p. M.-C bonds, 4s, 12134; | council, recommending an chiargerent of tts pow sfer books will reopen June 2, 1884 | 8P-m. Seats free. ours the reiterated statement that tt is not the Presi- | cember 31, 1884, the duration of the court of com- do, 4378, 118; Atiahtic and Great Western 1st 38° | ers and Rendering It advected ae te BO Barrmone, 3 th ca.” GEO. Be FABER, Sec'y. Pea TE cee CHU HOH. MAGA. Jo | dent’s intention to fll the Berlin post at present. missioners 8 of blabama Claims Tt was: favorably | New fi Central ists, 111; Erle, 1 wYork | clary committee. i " street.—Preachinat 11 a.m, an % ported @ House an e N . aah Ate —— a . by pastor, A. H Ler. Mecting for Promotion of S as ordered to | arsonion coterie fon to Decemberist, | Central, 114; Illinois Central, 1 —— PAPER-HANGINGS rier be of Wetter tar | Holiuewat Sp. in. Open-air meeting at 7th aud Penne | A NAVAL Rermmixa BOARD has been the | 1885, and ‘provides efor the humedhase gasbacst a | 882<; Méxlen, dsc: St Pauls fu The Africnn M, E. Convention, peaiben ve Y the Lodee | Splvania avenue, between and 6, weather permitting, | meet at San Francisco on the 20th instant for tho hrtea ae An Advance, Followed by Heaction. | 0 MORE BISHOPS WANTED—A REFLECTION OW “ ¥ d th fh Hatt st siclerk From = E. CHURCH, CORNER ee Cane Sora wu eae Lphelan Se ot ee oo = rae mThe Hn Seth eeapeidd tg cific Bawtxo Mas eral Bisho oa Cr bell ae z = F to attend the fuueral, from First Baptis 5 3 rement. ‘The boa : Ri ol y rrogress, 5 lay 17.—Bishop J. P. Campbell pre- INTERIOR DECORATIONS, 1. at 3 ofclock p. mn, Alt members of the Order ia and P streets northwest At 11 a. m ; Irwin, Capt. F. V. McNatr, Commander Louis | fa to. Sach STE a a eee hen ers eee enna Sto ae Percent, | Sided today "at ibe Abiey Homose Epise | Rie Sanding are mine TCS NEWMAN, 8. | D,the Hee, WH: Cuan, or Ryland Chi m, | Kempf, Medical Inspectors, Robinson and W. K- | those districta. On which there was along de- | Central Pecitie te oon feature, and reached 4634. | Conference. There was a most decided contest for NOVEL AND PECULIAR DESIGNS. {——_ il — = junday school; 3:30 p.m Temperance inecting: 6 p.m., | Schofleld, with Lieut, R. M. Cutts recorder. Date Western Union rose to 64, Northwest to 108, St the election of more bishops, but the effort was (=> DB LD. McINTOSH, CHICAGO, ILL. Young people's meeting. Services every nent denis Conartestons have been issued to C.E.H. Koppisch, The District in Congress. Paul to 713g, Lake Shore to’ §&, and Pacific Mail open bed gd ed Pt ea a gs ~_ Site hreimedy, Mean of Sous fmmraredep; | up.te. Hevival at 8p, ma 'The yublis condaly ir | postmaster ae Teltersburg, Washington county, COOL Conan eigenen ae ee ae Se quadrennial THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. showing on canvas niicroscopic sections of | Vited at | Mayo. cable, MarkbameVar am District ot Columbia eppropriation Dl was Sg penn sarmop last week was i favor of apostolic mugoes- corespec tially mitts gon tr = en up House in committee of the Ww! : a 2 sion. There was much warm debate on this su ai Wohineton at your convenience. "| (>, UNION, M.¥ CHURCH—FIRST QUAR-| rye sn commission steamer Albatross; which | yesterday. ‘The bill appropriates. $1,962,000, and | , Wallstreet, 1030 a. m.—Itis stated that the lange | $0", There was much warm Dishopa, “The appeal * = a ' od = SS TERLY Moeting., 11 a. m., the Pre: ider, ded ition in id pst tee sales of Lake Shore made by aprominent Broad- | case of Re. C. H. Green, who was expelled by the EQUAL TO ANY IN THIS COUNTRY. Wm. B. Snell, Rev. JOHN 8. Deak, D. D.: 8 p. m., Pastor, nev. W. T. | has been on an extended surveying exped! was briefly explained by Mr. Follett, of Ohio. The Way house yesterday, which were generally sup- 1 ts ft Kew Jerse: ol ot Wien Ji West, Bandai then The Linen Ciothies and the Napkin.” | Cuban waters, arrived at the Washington navy Committee reported an amendment by which the | posed to have been stock purchased to deliver on | RNUUAL conference of Kew Jersey on changes sas | John Eaton, W.G. Bartlett, Po Wor yaaa and 4 Pe, Church classes at 3 | yard last night. Of the firemen should be Increased one dollar a | PuIS to Mr. Sage, were actually to close the ac- | intu secret geetag nee Us Ad the conference Went EMBRACING EVERYTHING THAT Is NEW AND | M, the areca Mae 1. ntctatoeh | Soria luvitation: “= NOcuDE aE TP. m FE Navat Nores.—The Trenton has arrived at | month euch forthe vonene Litke heehee und. | counts, of € Rouse which Was embarrassed during ses Say rae PE AUTIFU! «an exhibition at Masonic Temple | p=e5©_ SATURDAY NIGHT MEFTING AT REST ks an, and the Alliance at Matanzas. | The bill as originally reported provided that eac! a e day, which arrang Notal iz Party. BEAUTIFUL IN y Toth end requests that | EB dence of Gro a Hero mie Copitor atrect, | Nagasakt, Japan, and. the yesterday for Acapulco, | Breman should ee ee salisfactorly beiure the clove of business Port Dover, Oxt., May 1 u Watt cuEtonaiioes, tse the Associated Charities, | at @ofclock Brompily, {Or the week, the weary, the she Vandalia has been ordered from Matanzas | Amendment is to provide against ite Deli a Teduc- | New President of the Stock Exchange. | Ga" Sucritan, Gel. Blager, John Mecuiiough, i - — G, LIBRARY, 1 arcane bere Y : ‘The New York stock exchange members will bal- | Gen. C. PENNSYL- | P7g>*, METROPOLITAN M, E, CHURCH, coRNER | © Key West for coal. ent prohibiting’ the” manufacture or sale of any : The best new books: seven | ES” 4x 'and‘c aercet C.F. eckly magazines a8 soon as issned. | Magsachtie tes will’ vents per mouth OF 84 per Fear. ) 1G. Oaxcey, of Ne L, NOTICE.—OWING TO DECLINING dove Feast Tht th, and with a view of retirin- from busi- aon others crossed over from Sandusky on Thursda: x. Buakestry, of | Navar, ORDERS—Commander Chas. D. Sigebee, | !toxicating liquor within the District. This was | ol on the 26th Instant for a_new president to be i FRnoM THE ri i a j elected in place of Mr. A. S. Hatch. and are fishing at Pelee Istand, day at'I1a.m., and tev. ruled out on a point of order, and the bill was sub- | © af cath scsi ork, at 8p. un; vespers, 7p, | detached from the naval academy 19th instant and sequently laid asidagfor furdiier consideration at ab: Mr. Sage’s Privileges. A Heavy Frost. 8p. 1t_ | ordered to the practice ship Daie 20th inst. Lieuts. | oulter time. €HEAPEST PAPER AT Isc. PER ROLL TO THE ‘The governing committee of the stock exchange Lancaster, Pa. May 17.—There was 2 heavy :MPERAN z S ert, Ros . Wis ‘T. Jasper, Theodoric “_ THE FREE BRIDGE BILL. took no action yesterday in regard to Mr. Sage’s | frost throuzhout ‘Lancaster county last nicht. ie ee roae . = é GRAND | TEMPERANCE MEETING _ IN | Albert Ross, F. C, Wise, Robert, + Fneodo Les Ge Ie es eee z : LATEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH NOVELTIES, | pene. Lofts s large and well-oclected stock of Btoves, | EY coun’ Washington: Wen COTS eee | Porier, Ar. Dillinghaim Bacigng Wen E Pais Senator Riddleberger expects to be heard by the | Privileges. Mr as given renewed Assurances | ts feared that considerable datuage has becu done aie aki eo E ors, ee oes in Indiana, will deliver a free lecture Blake Hall, No. | and 8. E. ‘Woodworth, and Passed Assistant Sur- TE Unat he will do all i f 229 7th street southwest, on SUNDA the 18th instan ‘of aes at3 p.m, under the auspices of Goud ‘Will Council, N. Atv, | Jonsdab, iw tools of the inost imiproved in his power to allay any dis- bacco plants. geon D. W. Bertolett, detached from the naval | House District committee next Monday in support | trust, and members holding his privileges are gryed | °° Me Young tobacco plant academy 19th instant and ordered to the Dale 20th | of his free bridge bill, which recently passed the | to act as conséry: ively as possible, beIng assured Robbed by His Compani: last. Assistant Surgeon Philp Leach, from the | senate. The Senator says he has read reports that | that Mr. Sage will meet all ‘his obligations as rap- is Bostox, Mass, May 17.—James A. Cullen, an 5 aRESS New Hampshire and ordered to the naval hespltal, | the bili would be smothered in the House commit, | idly a8 his facilities will allow. East Boston stock broker, who started with a com, esenite a rune opportunity for towp.—Rev. ¥. I. will preach at 11a, m. | Cheisea, Mass. Assistant Paymaster Wi. W. Galt, | tea, but he does not belleve ite He talioces the Orders from Abroad. anton named Casco for Kansas City las returned Tee oe and 8p. im. _All are invited. __1t*_ | from the Despateh and ordered to settle accounts. ’ | committee will give the bill a fair show. Forefyn bankers expect that orders from abroad | here and reports that Casco robbed him of $1,500 “Store for rei p> WAUGH ME ASTER | cgee Gunem ie fe te ties (46 . Capitol ‘Topics. are, ‘kely fo continue whtle prices continue tow, | in the Hotel Brunswick, New Yors, and. decsanped. = to-morrow by the oe EES THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION. and that if the money market becomes easier an in- Saar PRIC! PHARMA a Da De ze nperance granted Major Frank H. Phipps, ordnance depart- The conceal susp ton ae members of the | Crease in the demand for European account may be The Newark Savings Bank. sonthiwe st, meeting at Sp. m. imder the auspices of t ot re rest Of pure soda water. z Se to Re aaa be Loree Be rag. et | ment. Leave for six months i granted 2d Lieut. looked for. Newank, N. J., May 17.—The report which comes jal. Sunday school missionary exercises recilar | Henry W. Hovey, 24th infantry. | Major Joseph C- House seems to be that Congress will adjourn Coal Stocks Rally from ‘Temporary De- | {rou New York that tie Newark Savings Institue Monthly offerings at af mn ones Breckinridge, assistant inspector gencral, is re- | early in July, but in the Senate the idea is that ad- prcuioms 4 Uon holds a lane quantity of Reading recelvers ie SM MASONIO TEMPLE BUN: | Pevtr ronn uly at hesaauatters division of the Arar to the Tip ome ater. Numerous members | 31:39 a. m.—At about 11 o'clock this morning the Hohe Ed eon 20. Grginieation Ooe Le Pacifie, and will repair to his home in g | Teter to the rushing of three appropriation bilis | eoat stocks became weak oe r. Jexbey en s a -. Tt ha x SE OsenRA En, Cami OE NOS | Troe be letter upon_his arrival there to the | through the House yesterday a3 evidence of a als tral fel to 70 and. was, offered ate B8 eelieren | VOKdS oF any of its eee ee rae ee ae 7 Hunog | Adjutant General of the Army. The leave of Caj sition to push Business as fast as practicable. | Reading di to30% and Lackawanha to 10% : VERNON, PLACE ME. CHURCH | George Shordley, 15th Infants, 13 sult further oe | Rote eB Want to adjourn belore the tuecting | Jomey Sond at ¢ av the’ conn ‘Threatening to Tear Up the Railrona ‘Spm hy the ator. Creare & ‘Cox, D, | tended Six months on surgeon’ ceptificate of disa- | of their national convention. NG Kk GARDEN HOSE. 11:45 a. m.—The market has raliied again under sie Laws 4s Orthodox. Ciistianity Dying | DIY. THE W’KINLEY-WALLACE CONTEST. the leadership of Western Union, which sold up to arcane ethene meh ae, nl oa 4 H | Se ET ROW to a recntadavens 005" | rue Guear Cale? Sumide's Nose—After tho| ‘The MeKtaley-Wallacs contested election cases 564g; Lackawanna is buck to 110, Reading to ai | Troksn up te coal pool, covering cont freigits frou | pxemers PATI unyelling of the Marshall statue last week, several | to come up in the House on Monday. It is under- a J z bash road had broken the agreement, the Gould ee eee NEW SALEM TEMPLE, NORTH CAP- : aii visited | Stood that Frank Hurd will defend the claim of ‘The L Roads Contract. lines, controlling all the tracks in the elty, have in- SAME. Rokiatre r B. Rev. Janez Fox, Pastor. | of the descendants of the great chief justice McKinley, his greatest opponent on the ways and | A meeting of representatives of the Manhattan, | creased the charge for switching cars to § per car. re Devosir Compasy SAML. 8. SHEDD, Relonied. Suidattwcreetts idle Public cordially | the Congressional Ubrary. In the party were * po a | New York and Metropoliton elevated railroad com: | Threats are made to tear up the tracks if this 1s as os eee ap ‘Sth street northwest. | Welcomed Sunday school at £3 tne ran aces Sete ce cone eel fs Mh pane st Ee ee Gebers ae Sane pyellace, anies Was held at the residence of Mr. Cyrus W. = ruanget and the price of coal put back to the ea eS cscaie ==s5 THE whom distinctly rei reasol rt WW contract was = = jee Perens | gener Raked for her opinion of the ikeness of the starae Yon on the Hart of Mr. Mund ts found in the tact upon and an esa eigen ae entice | oe ne OOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND ang New York avons 4 y. She replied that the profile was an excellent tke- that Mr Wal ce declared on the stun pyar he mas | parties in the New York and Manhat-| Death of Gen. Wm. EE. HI. Terrell. ve grelock. dress by P. ness; that it could scarce} Tr; but at the | a r rectionist than Mr. McKinley. Wallace 3 and was to report to May 17.—Gen. W! OF TEE bISERICT OF CO AT Low PRICES ee 1**_ | front view was not 80 good. 1s looked upon algo as a. protege of Converse's, who | his principals, and’ it. 1s, how expected that octore srerrell died tat nigh of consumption. “He was a = ni B CAL’ ‘a BY, FORMERLY a EST GEORGE- 3 oe ee arust taken any Mberties?” asked Mr. aoa Dee Seed aoe beep: eerie) | Des = basiness betel the Metropolitan people adjutant general a Indiana during the war, and — town) Bi. E. urch, corner 351 s ) 4 ay i aLures. since assistant postinaster eens TEL HASKELL pastor--Quartenly 5 Mivens” replied the lady. “Ee hes made tfienose | Mot they prefer a republican protectionist to in- | ¥ eo Got ieaes Fink says, | genctal and poe agen BUILDING IN THE CITY LARGE STOCK OF DRY LATHS. Communion op. 2S maz preschih by the pastor and | an improvement upon. ine original.” She aaiuttted | creasing the Fee oiee Comet Anikhale OWA | © Sar GeGAnier Stee eee er Za. ion -~ essa uMuion 8 p. 10, prea ev. WL. : far “pug” nose. ~. Morrigd! C 5 DEPOSIT BUSINESS, WM. HoLPAN & sow, All welcome, a that her grandfather had a regular ‘pug’ ag Will nad thelr voice and vets te that of Mr, Hurd’s, bre easiness ten aan eect we J ricer ae 33th and Best by PUBLIC MERTING OF THE =woM I —Two a - sideration as compared:w! ; - : Me | is ea fas ape | ER cle, Reta, ike HES | herr pacoas ioe sconce a | Ment tt nema | Soa ance eee ARE | or von, yo te As woene ‘ SYEVANYA AVENU ihid Ht etreets Horthenst’ Publ seas Geen” 2 | nated ny the vil service commission as examiners, ner, AR SEARNETEE'DNVHBTIOATION, OS re ae oe rested, changed ywith detraudiig is company | a iNDRY 3 ‘TH AND G | bUt declined todoso, without assigning satistactory | Mr. Arnaux, the counsel for Mra. ng, | veexpreted. We have no important meeting to | Weighing cars He shared with slippers the prof (SOUTH SIVE. | eg MBAS aNDINONS, ZIRE Sets, FENDERS | [-S™ CON ee oe BS eee ae ANDG | Measona for noncomplinnee hie ae oe summed up the defense before the Jeannette com- ecu our attention We are considering the advi- | from the false weights. «ne Sor cbrghtoned | For quoomal So“ Gaaureetes Pe Add Belle and 4p. in by the pastor. “Prayer nest. | brought to the attention of the Postmaster Gen- | mittee to-day. Mr. Curtis, for the Prosecution, | Sabilty of raising. rates on some things, but so far | Lave saved 670.000 by getting Nc we — 1 ST Iden STREET, Conese e Bhilna eedey eveuimgats orlock. “All most cordially | eral, who yesterday wrote to each of the dein. | mittee to-day argument Monday, as grain Is concerned, I fear that the 15 cent rate ight. RERRING & Coos sy ee rp meee ; = Mere to deaiio whe earvite, eles dorisends INHARMONIOUS TARIFF REFORMERS. ‘will ave to proved amis seuae Swift Retribution. eR a POLS Brass aud Porcelain Law| - = = 4 s a a z ors, | ER uSHUNGE OF THE REFORMATION aru. | renste aauistuctory to the Renioaner Goce t | seis Cmammonrons morning that Mr. Dorshe!-| stores made a, farther advance but neveaace | _aniitht MURDEMERS UANOFD BY A MOR. BU » FIRE-PROOF VAULTS, F.F_ BROOKS. | iltcy. W. i. PARSON pastorThe pastors faker ies) | desire and expect that you will perform the duty.” | mor's ctreular has not received the support in the | 4 yg Ay rot ~~ | Geo, Fanson, ot Suubury Pa, declined to 1 per cent in sympathy with a drop Rock, Ark., alspate) Sees ew Hees —The | tariff reform ranks that he expected. A very large | in Reading to 29. At noon the market Wasa shade Pt gives ‘THE SCHOOLMASTBR ABROAD IN MONTA: . he particulars of the w and Re 8. B. B: ces Repccev Axo Lower Tuan | 38 32 2 number of Uberal free traders have refused to sign | firmer. and the burning of ly. A search was Strangers conally invited. Mice Nas Doe reGeITOL EE LEE Inteeier GPa CoOL | luiuer Uacaues they warecenecd to ieee eee Weekly Statement of the New York | tuted by Wards father, which resulted In the af. i EVER ON MY OWN MAKE OF Sr ana CHURCH, COR O7n AND BuTw | UC NAS Deen received at the Interior ent: | principles on the tariff question, but because they Banks. rest of the two Polk brothers and a man named FES CAN BE RENTED ities : northwest cit Saas COB 9TH AND 8 STB. | «Demure Sustand in the Case of Brown vs Robin- | Pict ‘approve of the proposition to declare upon || ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks, | Kuy Kendall. One of the Polk's confessed, and UAFES CAN BE RENTED AT ee ee at 9:20am. “Preaching by, the patiog atone son Fiaintist to PiROAU LeeatercommDialnG. Dy Roth. | the action of those who disagree with them. Mir: | weuea san te clearing-Louse to-d OWS tue the prisoners were eltvered to the sherift, who re ord s ton, a Ya mee! 3p. clase meet- | €rick J. P. May 7th .” b er, 1tis sald, is making a personal ques- | following changes:—Loans, decres 784,300; Uo take them to Arkadelphia for sat > oe 28 dip Gas oe tet invited, 14 clas# mest | tn the same case was as follows: “The Sald Trite is Donor neronnier thereby causing some ilteck Specie, decrease, $9,527,600; legal tend Ts, decrease, | Ing. A party of Ward's friends at Prescott wereor- — T KR ER wv ——S —— = — ——~ | to be at Bronn’s office on Munddy 2th day may at Ang, which 1s looked upon by the Randall men with | $1,956,200; deposit, decrease, $12,621,500; circulation ganizing for vengeance when a message was re- s | (oP yRUNBARTON AVENUE M. E. CHURCH, | 10 o’clock am A special Cunsterbal David R Smith.” evident satisfaction. An address to the people may | unchanged; reserve, decrease, 425. The banks | celved that the citizens of Toward county had kOoMS FOR 1 THE STRONGEST AND BEST AT West, Washington— Firat Quarterly Meeting — be issued, with the Signatures of a large number of | now hold $3,127,025 in excess of te legal require- | stopped th perty en route to Arkatclphia, taken FUENITER ANDISE, WORKS TMT 00 ppp A oH MMM BENo reat Reve. 2 Deabee pes, We EQMCHAN: | Ihe Wants 10 Kxow Waten MoNEY 1s Sravcn.— reformers, but {t will probabiy not refer particu- | ment. the prisoners and banged all three without the OF TRUNKS, &e., &e T OOP PH H dy MM Conferetice Monday evening, May oth. Love Feast | The following letter ‘Omice Departucnt, being ae | zy €o ME. Randall, but be confined toa declara- | "No New Fentures This Afternoon. | formu ofa court ea at a Tt oO © PPP HHH AA MMM ednesday eveuing, May 21st. Suuday school 9:15am. | received at the Post ice Department Ing di- | tion of princip! 90 p.m.—Thereare no new features to the share SE ae — T SB H HAMA MM snd 8:30 pn. "Public cordially invited. ae Feeted to the “Stamp Manufactory, Washington, pe es speculation tus far this afternoon.” The iaarket apse igi eigen ed ann jowescrer4 FOURTH 87} i: - | DC.” Senate was not in session to-day. is strong except for Louisville and Nashville an 1 tan oo neces r OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 4 P, ML 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUI | apertere more Guniy Chet ATE | ot win excepte of meney thanks to eney jentelme | _THG jronse committer Gn tan judiciary decided | Missounl Pacihe, which are rather wesk ateok ane Mpa nnede| a Ra an potas i Preaching by the yustor, Rev. Josera France, at 11 a | that will giv thalr atentioun to these flew remarks Yesterday that Co1 has no legal right to de- | 693, respectively. The drop in the coal shares | nd! Coe SATURDAYS, to5p.m For €4.50! Verge. Prayer inedhinns Wel ia cals Xx1v chap. 36 | 1 wante to no where money 1s struck and by ho and | yenteTaay that, Con 9 land grant of the New Or- | this'a un. was due to reports of the disruption of e authoritie Mifare Saye netting Wednesday event mate ocloe: ho by and where and when | expose you Jentelmen | jeans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg railroad com- .the coal combination, but this has been officially |, or Seneatten Louisiana. == A Splendid ‘Trunk, Leather or Zinc, heavy clamps, A ose where and aul about these thinges.” So 1 will | pany: dented. Money, which opened at six per cent per : ware fron bottom, and tray with Bounet Box, [CB WOMAN'S | CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE | hope to here from this. Yorse B.P—.” Chairman Morrison, of the ways and means com- | annum and rose to per cent per dicin, is now ten A ed as pie i a ee =e oe | BS" Union will hold a mass meeting to-morrow (Sun- ——__ mittee, has received a letter from Henry W. Oliver, | per cent per annurn. Sle eprops Noe eg dd ‘OR 89. gay), Bt 3 pin. eae aml Sa al at gireete nw AMERICAN LADY STUDENTS IN EUROPE.—Miss jr., a prominent fron nfaster of Pennsylvania, in Hussell Sage’s Door Repaired. Seay 2) sie egg gente eae re . sig ize Tewk canal to any sold elsewhere | Dr: J. 1. HavsER, of Mickizan, will make addresses. | Rachel G. Foster, of Philadelphia, who accom- | wiliel he says that afterexamining the Hewitt pil aie on ‘This is an extra bai At the office of Russell Sage the broken door had | inches a day. All the jow lands subject to overs articularly the metal schedule, he thinks ic mignt | , At the oftce of Russell Suge the br is vi 0 enda y barricaded by a | now are under water. are entertained that es 3 been joined by her mother and sister, and will | appropriately be placed on the private calendar | ro woolen ban Iaeeeae oy crowd, and the | the river will go two inches higher Tie plantas E FIRST BAPTIST CAURCH, 19TH STREET, | spend three years traveling in Europe. They spent Sad entitled “a bill for the benefit at Cooper, Hew- | Sriitary police officer present had nothing to do, | are throwing up teuporary levees, to keep the ue, patos scree tomoz (D.V ab Ltameand | cipaliye roll Rome, wher ea re eee Prin: | Mero question of putting lumber and salt on the | Mt: Sage says that he will meet all is privileges ag | MT, tueaMrang UP, yet submerged. ‘The banks are Subject—"God in Government.” Public cordially in- | panied Susan B. Anthony abroad last year, has It myl st invited Ua Suldect: “Who 4s on the Lord's side?" | months, they go to Zurich, and thence to Germany, | free list will probably be brought up in the House house the loan committee coutsiued in seasion ass their buuliies and dom ces to. prevent thelr going | Snel Coe ae a | sonia faster writen of mécting Minister Sangentis | @taneariyday. || Precautionary measure. Into the river. There have been, heavy sits fOr i : CYPRIAN'’S MISSION, PROTESTAN’ son ant laughters ome, and says Dr. ie Sar- S; ee ys. The cotton crops are ne BF eniecofal, Ves per service on Gundsy. afte ee | Gene WHO ent ee eS Ee Secretary Folger’s Relief Plan. ‘The Suspended Brokers, ee ar : ne —_ at Fiehermauts streets southwest, a re ork work. The weather 1s stil! threathening. mple, F street, ba ween Jd and 433 Very high in all her classes, Florence Kelly, Judge | REPRESENTATIVE BLAND SAYS THE PROPOSED PUR- Mr. Hotchkiss, of Hotchkiss & Burnham, sald that corn S with a few exceptions are lookin sexy Sr: Jace, pastor. 1 | Kelly's daughter, who is a suldent at the Univer | “eussir or Tek Tea caste Be ue ee eS they had already lquidated over one mnlilion dollars — ney to sell every carnient wo i r ve | Phree negro children playing on a raft were HRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, | Sity of Zurich, says she 15 very proud of the eleven | 33 Nor LEGAL. of indebtedness, ani the firin would 1 resume active drowned. “A. negro aan, ping genueman have 2t less price than anybody else.——It i 2D New York ave ye Kou c's Biblé | American girls who are studerits there, ‘There was considerable talk at the Capitol to-day ae ‘as the interests of those concerned | through the swamps, wae drowned: say we do.— Frequently Meeting, 6°p. tiled by Mr FR Bee _! about the conference at the Treasury yesterday | "At Goffe & Randle’s the assignee said Greenbac: ieantan msc Go under te duction of Me. ierlow: Nout tat spc pris wilige sent nespaiate “any adifess In the | afternoon to devise ‘means for relieving the money statement would not be ready before next week. WE ntaniongry Se es, 1 low neiealon mise Ciotumacags _ | aoe Tees Seatareseorsily +. | United states or Canada until atter the presidentiat | market in New York. It was virtually decided hal a siatement peSSlb i eae be De aay rea | oc the greenback party iss hamed the following. pi Setesig prea ea 7 Se MO) ZION M. F.C! u N 5 % he Secretary authorize the purchase of the | thata Does, lex: t-large for fowa to the national green- now have in stock—Bnt for Ce NOUNS ZION EE. Ce ue EE, CORNER OF | election for fifty ‘cents tiga large eight-page | that t retary authorize | he purehas alot |e detegates-at-lance for Jowa t ihe, ational green the same amount of money—for the same fab- “Max, Pastor. 11a.m., “Christian Praise; 8 pan, “Is | Paper of fifty-six columns of interesting reading | four per cent pel athe offices of Messe, Hatch & Foote, A. We | ee ee Tee tana Ti ace. Mic in varment—you gel of us betier-trimmned Lite Werth Living.” “Comeandseo us," "yy | matter—polltical, miscellaneous, personul, ews | est Agures obtainable in case the decline continues Dimock & Co.. Donnell, Lawson & Snpson, J.c. | Wortay, EH. eee adi : ne ee and gossip, etc. ‘Send for a sample copy. ‘Representative Bland that this cannot be } Williams & Co., Nelson, Robinson & Co, 0. W. & eetemiaee Waren, Work —better fitting—and so long as they cost (eS, NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH lava STREET done legally; that the surplus must be used to pur- | Bogart & Co. and Fisk & Hatch were visited, and —aroserd EN bck cone ae ne Sabbath “school, 0:30 arms pata Li mypesaog | | PERSOAI.—Postmasier General Gresham went} Qomca aus (uae te Surplus must e used to Dur. malters were found very quiet. statements tn inost | Srrtarieun Mass, May 11.—Nestorday after. 2 Uals—it Js of course advantageous to buy Sppun “Prager menting y ® Pm. Allare wee | to Baltimore this morning to make a trip over the | GUaS¢.b? due, they are the only bonds that can be | cases belng well under way. It is hardly possible | 200n, Giver. bier, & rich 8 — — aeaet, 30 If we were to eomumerate—but why come, it*_ | Western Maryland railroad with a view to im- | lawfully purchased. He says that the Secretary of | that Grant & Ward will present @ statement to-day. ets . pes te—almost everythiug—that the male —- A 0TH AND Bp -STREETS ved mail. facilities along: thine line.—Senators | tbe Treasury cannot go Into market and buy bonds ‘The Oil and Produce Markets. sharpers, Fy separate | ex Wears is here—not a teaspoonful of it—but Rev W, We Htees, Ming eeEETS uunds, Hale, Harrison and @iumb, Representa. | MOt due at & premium wituout authority trom Con- | || "The O4 ineeeder imal General Foreign News by Cable. tion of in quantities, and all of it correct——That vices, 16, 11 3.1m. and p.m. by Rev. W. 8. Puree. | tive Stewart, of Vermont, and Delegate were to do so; that the Ding! Proposes to con- mane ek tof anys apa A RRIVSEN DRILL GOeGhANT SeeMeeE. jecge and “ . =o Fguch authority, but it has not yet become a law. | failures reported as tire result of yesterday's sp ee ae ee fusieae rn Niedke and Love,” and “Develop. | registered in' New York last night. Governor B. Other representatives concur with Mr. Bland in this | Oll opened at 7734, 801d up to80, and later at 79% | Lonpom, May It. The poversment hee ciemisee bemect In. atyle—correct a lubor—cor- ment of Character.’ R Sherman, or Lowa, 3 at ee View, aud one of them said that Secretary Folger | = %; from the’ service Drill nt Bogen, wo was er ane ne pommnutaly cocrect S RIENGTON, D0; mepieon, ajeaty’ : ould lay himself able to impeachment if he | Wm. Pinkney, doing ‘business under the firm | recently suspended on the churge of being cone —It's surprising to us to see how good. Max 15, 1884. | sailed from New York for Liverpool ative | Showld purchase bonds not due. name of Benner & Pinkney, merchants at 19 Old | nected with dynamiters. made better—for this season's work is. Dealers in Merchandise of every kind in the District | Indian Commissioner Price and Representative : Slip, to-day filed an assignment for the benefit of aon by far the best we have ever shown_-We of Columbia are invited to attend a meeting at Shea's | Valentine were registered in Chicago on Thursday, E creditors to Harrington Putnam, with preferences A May Snow Storm. sain by experience every year—that's the se- Hall, MONDAY, May 19, at 7:90 o'clock, to take some | ——Hon. 8. L. Phelps, U.S. ED Ses ission of Mrs. Patterson’s Taxes. amounting to $23,900. Any amount which may| Quesxc, May 17.—A telegram from Paspebrao at om of cur succeas—willing to learn—and ap- action in regard to the Lill now before Congress relating | left Lima for Cent Micaigs ‘Ship Canals ia | % 70 BE AN OFFSET FOR HER CLAIMS FOR | he que to the estate of George Aldersiade is also | says a heavy snow storm ooburred there yesterday, —— tes areca comes lt Sulestamecwh S mchte ena, which Fates neti Sol) Detprae rovester to ony sakes eenasoe Vancejoecne | eke tientng’at ine mutating, sock ant pacieain | ee a —All we ask—and it'snot unreaao ins Lans x ol 2 nm ns Compinining of too Much Rain. Se eee ia | | Ree PB Reng wadleton, | L Worden lett the city for d Hugo AlGE: | Senn ne taxes aie Shae ere the Dil to | Grey, Sgolng from 136 polsts up to pants toe | Garon eee wae or coe Minch m News LATEST PANISIAN MODES IN ATR GOODS ‘Yankeeland—look us over. Saturday is boys? Singleton & Hocke, ¥.P. May & Uo, ~ [—Cassius H. Clay, of Kentucky, and Hugo Alex- the taxes of Mrs. Eliza Patterson, if the re- | 4t ngon it began. to drop ¥, 8nd soon went | trom points in northeastern Texas ‘another MELE EP Dain day, ad wo aro sure we can please all who Fetereen & Chiles, Seaton Berry ander, of New York, aré at Wikard’a. } of the Senate committee differed in any ma- | At,2000 It be md — Fafa tat eeetion, whlch embraces AT MES. M. J HUNT'S, 1509 F Stnezr. A ward throp, At the produce exchange wheat market | the largest area of cultivat jand slate, a waves’ EY HD Ee pangs Paton estrekiand, AE Mayicrtt #O% =| Flmanetal Operations ef the Govern d'that it aid nots that, tho. Senate commitiee | opened sedudy ‘and casye Nt neon Wete avhiaie Wheat Fust as st n iy some portions abd cotton jt ES — . easy. ation Tetarded from two to four ver need te in the bairdresscrs bands, Sus goo. Hacavergh © res X. Goldschmiat, . ‘REDEMPTION OF BONDS. the House “That, bill,” continued | Wer ee Sownrk: Gevings Seeks: [bos eet ae coe fm 9 fines srineiear 7 Pom Cushing: Bak Dron : 2 ‘BEVENTH 198UB. be acnoernl Of Denpasar Se, TSSEY It ts ah offset to claims of ‘RK, N. J., May 17.—The run on the Howard | been flooded out, which wilt planting ee : ferent calla, ts as an as j anew. ms16 316 axp 318 Sevextn Sraxez, | FOUIT ABLE department to date, under the ait aes claiene ings and Dime Savings banks here, which began Meeees Races Wan a AMES, icetene | ate nau a ast | Shae of ae, ae are | Yemen tn atetsntc of o0 ROVGN Sars | rye New @iicans Exposition Room. we Al 475.24, 1280 call, 3 winced that the run 1s PRESIDENT ARTHUR AND SEOKRTARY LINCOLN TO : deen tale ee call, $7 ; 126th call, ‘and call, | mill. She also has ‘are cool, and com that the run is tempo. PLAIN, GLAZED AND ENCAUSTIG Tur Foirowc Secu Baroams Bigolh einer on adhere hee a gen,00 randes the recut ender of the Decreeee, | reer BY. fan fast ab Ike anteater ae | New Oximann May tieecTne bonttot bi hares seventh issue en pay- 2 of the "8 tion has requested its made at the office of the Secretary, from 8:30 are not included in the has a claim for lewark Savings bank, went to New York | ment FOR WEARTUS, VESTIEULES AND MANTEL Eeatel 8-9 sca = iedaiinan duly, “Pom phles aviaping ie cijectot | Shove statement, The tmount of bonds offered for | Stench ie the agere {o collect the loins which are payable, and Tector General Burke to invite ‘Secretary Lincoln to ACING: smiles °S AND SLIPPE! benefits, furnished Tedem} ‘t_the sub-treasury day was claims 1s nearly twice as mi as a return fternoon, Stutement please 5 Will be offered for one week onl fat upon THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President, | about $12,000. ‘There are about, $17, ‘ponds | taxes remitted. fairs to the chancellor will be made. Pres- ms Woon canré D AMERICAN PARQUETRY, A oat | em in the 195th, 126th and calls still | We are not ‘Dodd was at the institution all day yesterday eas STRASBURGER BROS. JNO. JOY EDSON, Sec'y, 917 F st, nw," my15-3_ outstanding, and some surprise is manifested at | remit taxes to. takes the situation cool. He . Bruce will WOOD SIANTELS, BRASS GOODS, 126 SEVENTH STREET AND 461 PENNA. AVENUE: egy 2%O. & Parscorr, si the yent that 80 few have been surrendered | damages she morning that, $900,000 of the Dank was In cash pom a TRON EAcKs, GRATES, te. SAF, Seuiae Spe Kid Slippers, $1.47; worth $225, slangepored his oo under the recent offer to redeem these, Donds with qe inator Harris, of the hands of ers £ Hatch, who paid the inter- cowed Cousins’ Curacoa Ladies f fo, ‘street northwest, accrued interes! CS P vestment, ‘rece! Bales of curious Tntice Band-sewed Shoe ter caay to the foet, 92.87, may fa em ane dats ot Bale Cheap. MOE MEO, NT eee eee tO ee eae SeOUTHON and Wil pwrait the often of oe tae ae SENDERDINE & PAREE, Thecsiebrated Chappedta Shoe for fea any style or ip aE, ATEENTION OF VietiOnS AND RES ‘The Tressurerof the United Stateshas fowarded Pe Ee Aieape yapeemeraaas a aoa = = =—— . particularly called tender notes ie ‘The Chicago Stendy. apt-tm.tp The Post Building, | Ladies Ciiracos) Kid Shoes, box toe andFrench heels, | new snd Brain, and Nerve oe, ale hrlicdipnecasnectishs rork, for use in case of | CxePuoR of Mrs. Patterson, Cuscaso, May 9-40 8 .m—The mentions are = Ladle Very tne Kid Shoes, commen sense ast, m7. Dottles by WO. MILBURN, Solo inven! al ne ‘To Inderse President Arthur. steady this morning, and moderately strong. Tue Nanosar Sire Derosrr Co, |4 "it! Hid or pebble gost, only — a4 a =: From the N.¥. Herald, to-day. CORNER ISTH STREET AND NEW ¥ Shocs with worked button holes, €97c.; a great Cee eeeOne HO, th wit dowel In accordance with the circular recently signed az s AND NEW YORK AVENUE, in. = the matagetaint of tat ro charge by nearly five hundred well-known citizens, ar- z PERPETUAL. CHARTER, act or coxoress | Hight Haroun ge Serre Jadice! Newport Tice and Low Susing So ne But Wala rangements have been made for a mass meeting at X 2D, v Button. 676.5 Ladies’ Kid Crognet Slippers, 423 -wi street northwest. Cooper Union on next Tuesday evening, to recom- sesteveeese -+-$9200,000 | mien Hie. Mle Goat Spring JOHN E. SHEDD, mend the renomination of President arthur. It has sxipeit froin Henan Shin, Sebnanaarat ee ees | BP POE Eat ; 0 New Ye : Se. Vice Presid Spcing Tice ce PRACTIOAL HUMBER Nb 'Sas Frrren. SASON RIGGS. Treastres Co VEC S| Meme Handetitehed Oat tren ana the genera ; A work Goons ALGERT L SIURIEVANT. ‘Ward Beecher, ee Se ee ier i garnet Me Sos | (an STARLIRMED se Ser’ sdwaras teat Sour eB, Beto Penjamin P. Snyder, arles 0. G) 7 LST: i ss Shorles ‘.R. Agnew, Lo Grand BY Can. Fire on Yor win ulsolid fe tens Pun grap Ties, ed ae Bake. Comeelaney ca es recs Charles G Langdon, Gis Avan be ort Ct Gopal § pe RE funbee ie Fennel vine renzo oa mie / non and’ ‘i other =