Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1884, Page 5

bl Fe bap thee! BE { SALE_VERY CHEAP—A 5 Mere painted Address Box ution ALE ' | LE—MISCELLANEOUS | _ ps Sanith- os and cot M. ECO! or ine, slightly vein utwand Bve sence’ writin | FOUNTAIN ROUSE Pacis, cocber 7th aud H streate OPEhe SUA ise ee Tt is located on the table-land at ‘the top of the Alle- —— Se —____ | sheny Mountains, end eurrounded by @ PAN a 7 Goop | Some park of magnificent forest trees. PAN aah Porealean ane BG. | The grounds cover an area of S00 scree. h street nortirwest. im Se | peceanlbility: pure air) pure water, freedoms from flies. mosquitoes, and ita of ‘all render it one JENTLE HORSE, Fol YEAES | of the most destrable resorts in the U1 States. also, 8 Bury and lor and sleeping cars run through from all promi- myo-3e* nent pointe, without & OTst the best constructed, upped and D KG. USPRECE- | ““A'fymcial low-rate, round-tip Gcket, Koad for the see » Rein rand (now), ‘ay band. | son, with coupon aitached: good for One day's board at square piauo inexchanve. Ever- | the Mountain House, which will be c: ‘to account bass, tn per'eet order: #165. Up- | of gueata, will be eold by the Pennsylvania Railroad Sweet tone. in good covut y lowest turnces tor cach iy thiee months (private pa ty) Piano. suitable for = begiener, $40. 7 & Mast, Estey and other O wane from $1) Up: W Pianos. and Oncstm from. tie inant rated inakers at the v Luuwente. CHAUNCEY J. REED, 437th wreet mny3l-6t from all prinetpal pointe, ‘For cxculars tales free management. oF Go. per ere doze VR SALE nas ae Bony int 1202 ¥ sires uoetyweat es, m Sinch pots, embracing Catawha, + leavin. -W street northwest. . Wrenn & Co.. Denuet & lives, ‘Dest magers in the cm freemrs, I cftive desk and. ‘wagune and old ar ex STRONG AND ad Wilder varieties, for sale at north HsNDSOM‘ST AND BEST District of Columbia. Apply te md ao LITTLE BOAR’S HEAD, BYE BEACH,N.#.,i Directh; the Ocean; contains ten rooms, is ‘well furnished, ‘has modern conveniences, ie sal ry & Co.,the S & CO. nts. 52: A LARGE LOT OF SECOND-@\s: Jncons, some Rearly new severe] stacd- sold at 4 scrifice for cash, or to make room: at the ws O!, 700 Tth street n. TAP-ONE TROE SER sc, 823: cost $35 when ne" ns . 1301 Geonvia avon show window: 1 kets &e.. 2 old F wale at 1121 11th N. GIBBS & Bro mi28-41 on, AGNIFICI BY A GENTLEMA 1 i cHY, some very fine o Aadress with full name a RETAGES AL” GAS COOK! by which economy in t RB. G CAMPBELL, Plumber, 517 loth street northwest, THE CARSIAG! UST a= Passenger Rocka deat to. ROBT. 410-426 Sth st. ONS ABot 6: IL GR, my29-38* MILK WAGON, AL COM. . Alot of ylassware for confoec. at. te EST Piano. in hand- ery richly finished aud best i prove- Apply at once 2B fr ainds between ‘ence in cooking are se ris Seats. Two Wheel = Te | Stable and is in every. charming place. Apply to WELD ROOTED | $"C PHILBHICE & COs Farracut Howse, ive Beach. bs | oF. to ALBERT BATCAELDEN, Lite Boxee ne gat | Rye Beach,N.H. my24-0,t0,th,6t 2 QENATE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. FOR shaegat teat | $9 thereoertion of gueata: most confortable and thor ‘Show woods were | _-mps-thya 4m i. B. COOK & SON. ‘TESCUE HOUSE, CORNER ARKANSAS AVE- ue and Ove: Front, Atlantic, Clty NJ; Rearest house to the beach, Mra J. D tren, my5-ths,t, 3m. ou ‘OF 18% SPRING LAKE BEACH, MONMOUTH AND CARLETON HOUSES.; SEA GIRT, N.J., BEACH HOUSE. HOUSES OPEN JUNE 2578. NEW HOTEL LAFAYETTE. (American and European Plans,) PHILADELIHIA, A: plications for Rooms can be made at any of the above house Poet ow ti 26E L. U. MALTBY. ‘ae New Grasp Hors: CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. OPENS JUNE 26TH, 1884. Parlor Cars direct to GRAND HOTEL Station without change, leavins Washington 8:15 am., via Pennsylvania and West Shore Railroads. Appheations for rooms, &c., can be made at Riggs at ue House, ea pay eae SEE aguas MES SE |_mpantn stm Late Manager Hotel Rants HE NANEPASHEMET. MARBLEHEAD, MASS. — Unsurpassed for nawnificence rovernents, ‘Send tor. my6-t0,th,s.26¢ BUeck ISLAND, ROL TOCEAN VIEW HOTEL, 15 miles ai sea; strictly first class; favorite, x old resort for elite Washingtonians; blue and’ sword fishing; surf bathing and hot sea baths; cable; ro. ms euguged. Circulars, plans. ete > at‘ Hauniton,” Wasiiugton, 0.8. MaRDEN, 43° Bowdoin myl-th.s,tu.2m ‘COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, Situ ted 100 yards from Fort Monroe. all the year. “Equal to any hotel in the U. 8.9/9 Sarroundines unsurpassed; appointments, 4.04 nid service unexcelled, “Bathing, boating. fishing and dr ving specially attractive, Pre-crinently's resort for south rn people. ‘Terms iexs for equal accomodations thanaby tesort in the country. Pure ocean air, free from malaria, and conducive to refreshing sleep. Bend escriptive painphiet. H. PHOEBUS, Proprietor. ‘3 “ARRISON HOUSE, I YOKR BEACH. MAINE. 2) « Boon Island; 50 rooms; fine SLY oom: ail modern conveniences; ndid fishing, surf bathing. aud 4 for lijustrated Circular giving BANBORN & PREBLE, York, Maine. he eal drives.” full particu!ara, myS-e0-m const; feet water front 4 One hour from New York city. _ EF. A oh ae my?-Im TH woe eS bak dol tATOGA satis onions aA : aleo For terma addres Colman Boa ® ¥. sane 10th. ‘Im 'TAFFORD HOUSE AND ‘corm ‘AT- Siasne OEY. N d.~Open all the year. ‘The ‘Ment offers first-class oa ‘Biaress J. HUGILL, Proprietor. my23-3m ‘ATURAL BRIDGE FOREST. spe Sate Fons Retreats a ularly OPENED JUNE The tinen ta te The Hotels appoint tcon luindred feet above, the wea, and afond an ces suminer ugh Sirs in nine hours’ Sine, Send fo Fs et, Natural Bridge, Va. F *my26-20 ASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL —Thisfa- et etite Tosort will bo OPEN JUNE maitoat reception of guests, Terms $8 and week: Tabes per month. For partic 3 special GEORGE E. NOY Gaithersburg, Mont goug, LE © BOVE Gettin Saige? BESEELEY SPRINGS AND B 101 MILES ON BALTIMOR: ONLY 4 HOURS FROM Wasi TO DOOR—ONLY 234 MILES STAGING. The merits of Berkeley and its waters are' famous. Baths consist of Spout, Shower, Plunge snd 8: ‘Pools, and are large a1 ‘Term of water 75 degrees Fahrenhelt, Water also by steam to, any temperature for_ fnvalida. ‘These waters are = for matiain, Skin Dis- eares and Kidney am Cuisine un- sury Hotel scocmmeasiad Joumend muse, Wee for te and und ickets., for season, 86:75. my20-2m] (0. T. TREGO. LTON’S SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPENED for visitors on June 20th. This Resort is beaut situated on the Potomac, 79 miles below Was ay ipl, crabs and bis oysters in abundance; plenty of fruit, excellen stud water, and no mosquitoes, (Terme, $1.26 ver day. R. J, COLTON, Proprietor, my26-2m* Miles" Town, St. Mary's Co., Md. AZBANDALE HOUSE, NEAREST SPRINGS BED- FORD PA., now iS rates for, May and J For information and circular $7) address ALSIP & SMITHS. ap ch my24- in" RIGHT HOUSE. ATH. AND OHTO R. R. i@TON TO HOTEL 'ENTH SEASON, OPENS JUNE Stn. REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWAUE, my20-2m J. T. 18 UTE STATES HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. 28. $10, $12 per week; $2 per day. Cosch at ary train. (3) mylf-2m C. B. REEVES, Prop. 5 Jarged, peat) vacated and ref it bly heated, gas, hot and coll wea- all the year. (myli-2m) BL. WILLLAM " TY! burg, Pa.—First-class in ull its ay it~ mr hernia @250. to 8S per day: ‘fee one $15; for loveer ‘period, #12 to 814 per Le [(OMPSON. Pry re M bared VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CI RG SPRING HOTEL. GETTYS For descriptive circulars snd information about transportation address HORACE M. CAKE, 1500 I street northwest, 15-Im* Late of Stockton Hotel, Cape Mi CIL VILLA—ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH AND / depot. | Rooms lange, hilt and airy. Fine sea view from every window. Keduced rates for Muy and June. myl7-2m — Mns. C, Lx R, WHEELER, Cape May. OUNTAIN TOP HOTEL, 04 MILES FROM Afton Depot, on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and a) 140 niles from Washington city, will be open for visitors: qune lst, "8h. HENEY L. MASSIE, Prop.. Afton Depot, 4 myl7-2m Ho™= DES ISLE, BAR HARBOR, ME. This hotel opens JUNE 20. Located on the ISLAND OF MOUNT DESERT, coast of Maine. Inva- lids should remember that Conant's Compound Vapor Baths are connected with this house. For terms, circulars, etc., address the pronrietor. Cottages to rent. finy ¥. G. DES ISLE, N. J—THE VICTORIA. y tion for 80. Gas and all conveniences. $404 Wide pinzzas. “Reduced rates for May and June, 3 ‘Miss 8. KEMPE. S, ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN END OF n avenue; will open May Sist, 1884. hout. Guests by C & A” RR irs at United States Hotel Henry, Wortton, Assistant: Jonah Wootton, Proprietor. myl0-s,t,th 31a TLANSIO CITY. A THE “BRIGHTON,” ATLANTIC CITY. a ALL THE YEAR OPEN part of Eastesn railroad arrounded by ersnd and, EY scenery: fin The drives “aroit i beaches are unu: Dins. ELS. z hl nid the cape,” sully iV. KOBINSON, Prop'r. LFSTATE, 0 E street, bet fs . | MEGSEX TOLONN ON REAL AYE Prompt attention to al applications, SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, rayl6-In pel) Nel “4 bn UE hep] Efe ged! HB hd COUNTRY RE EYNT—ER = 35 KEN +& CO. AUTIF may slot UNTEY PLAC hous KMAN. FOR | JOHN SE EXCHANGE # Naval Acade ‘The State Legislature m f Appraln of the nt 1, 1884, and terms will 1: Charles strc TTAGE HOUSE, WITH of land attached: ¢ c AT sounds; ny ik lorated here, also . Baltimore, for summer residence or ¥ deco 3 F street northwest, ED TO LOAN D) to #10,000, annually, te in Minneapolis, Mini kiven. For particulars ELECTUS A. PI ‘Minneap TayS-Im "TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE __fap2h]_—s THOS. FE. WAGGAMA: 1,200 #1500 TO LOAN ON ‘Any aucwit on eviateral * EM, Noun: t i OTHER t lowest rates of interest, avenue, woe Tu Loa Al Lowcot suis uf interest, R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th amd F streets northwest, On Real Estate Security, on approved Real Estate eeenfity, terest. “Charges moderate, No ult J. V¥.N. HUY 5 Penisylvania avenne, YO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- teral security at lowest rates of interest. when security ._O. C. GREEN, Itoo1 *s Buildine. cor. HAVE MgSet ty beans J¥E in sums to sui weet rates. on approved real Gitte security. frre & BROWN. jania ayentia, d OF INTEREST, NV KEAL ESTATE SECURITY. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. en 1st F street northwest, bt TORNEYS. CEs J. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Connsellor at Law’ and Expert, St. Cloud Building, each year’ Prom | Stand Pstrecta Guod Work, good relereuces, modee: kenerully, to whom, chances. ast eS ne GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-QT-LAW 12a DEAR. s — fhe born street, Chicago. Advice free. hive vusibens quietly and legally tress be | Scary experience iLLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ‘Rooms 3 and 4Gunton Law Building 2 Louisiana avenue 240 North Capitol street. mbo = | WALKER, 13 U.S COMMYSSIONER, NOTARY BUBLIC AND vi RK RENTS, ATTULN. 3, 60 La ave., next to City P.O. _DENTISTRY Fated with sbade tries, A geod chance to procure a | Pp. H. T. MURRAY, ime tewidence cheap. Terms, ouc-half cash, bal | UD) DENTIST, fuone and two equal ual payments. ‘Apply | ~ 1310 F strect northwest, 5. Katee S sa = 4 . tmay6-lin* Office and Residence. N. Ke at, inylO-sdw | ——— ee D* © + Score, Dentist, SIFES AT FORT LIN Tate of Sandy Spring, Ma.) Band 0.1 KR): sixteen daily 1007 F Street BW, Waskingta D. inscte miviation ten | Prese natural teeth a speclal -overed with a beautiful grows | —PTererenuom OF the natural teeth a r thi for ‘an ent Vineyan — turesque and elevat-«, affordine ntry for 15 iiles: lots in size to terme, THOMAS A. MITCHELL, Fist rooms 5 and 6. my10-1teod* DUKE, DENTIST. 715 14TH STREET NORTH- ‘Teeth filled for 81. Extracting without. paibe Bocaate All operations warranted. jall-¢m between the Eastern Branch of proved by a large A GOCD INVESTMENT—305 ACRES Washington ; in full grand view 2 sigh toe sere: improve: | JE UFUS H, DARBY, BOOK, 308 AND NEWAPAPER ve . = New R PRINTER AND a my 24-3m_ watered #100. per acre: im A. PRILLIPS, 142 the achards, grove Of two lots. to suit <IVERSD*LE" SIX MILES FROM city, upon the Washington Branch B f the Wand B. turnpike, embraciiw ‘roams, Ince Dilek at aBt houses, amd other necessary outhouses sine business man—A well- karkest and fuest in the District, Staces, surrounded by wide porches, HE = oe re FSCHAVER, 424 Tith street STARR PARSONS, CORN! NS, CORNER ore AND B a Dai His oes on the cums, alleviates pai Changes moderate the eee | | OCEAN GROVE, N. J. yards from surf. Gpen ail! Special terms tor May and June, ‘M, A. YOUNG, Proprictor, XR. VILLA, ATLANTIC CITY, SEA END OF OT Connecticut avenue; full ocean view: ac-, lation for 180 guests: all mod. imps, AC H. EVANS, Propriet N._ J.NEW AND LDINE VILLA, CAPE MAY, and complete in every particular; few yds. from the id Baths: open all the , and opposite hot and c te ode moderate. Mrs, THEO. MUELLER. m15-2m ST JAMES HOTEL, FRONT ROYAL, VA, ‘ M. E. BEALL. Proprictor. a ‘This Hotel haa been thorouchly renovated Jue and will be keptin and repainted and newly furnishe ost-claas style. “Board by. the «lay or week. “Chances the patronawe of the public soticited.m15-Lm DOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, ng leased these well-known §) rings for FIVE YEAS. we bez to inform the publfe and our friends t they will be opened from JUNE 1 to DEC! A 1, 1884, ior the reception of guests. All appointmes ‘The Hotels and Cottuces have put in ut condition and tie complet furnishing entirely affording accommodations aud comforts shy resort in the south. Capacity, 800 persons, ELEGEAPH and EXPRESS FACILITIES in $40, #45 and $50 pet month, ac- cial rates for season. Write for rs, wivinw varieties and analyses of to loc deseriptive circ the diferent waters, to JOsLPH N, WOODWARD, 2 er, OF ny 10-2m M.&1LC.M Proprictors, QO SEEAND HOTEL, OF THE B. AND 0. R. J B.. will be open for reception of guests on ents at reduced tem b th street northwest my i0-3m ON'S MED, INST. AND SUMMER ed near the hote!s; lanze rooms; every at- tention and comfort provided for pledsure #7) seekers and invalids, Baths of all kinds and 4 experienced gnedical skill. Terms moder te, “Address R. HAMILTON, M. my9-im* ‘Saratoga Springs, N.Y. lies can make arran ing to WELOKEL Scaner Howes. agement of the Virginie Midland Railway, ap- we the difficulty experienced by resident try homies for t ad conspiled and now have ready for disiributio & circular giving hotels and boarding houses located along thefr line, with rates of board by the day, wees or running on main on the Manessas vel toand froin Wash- ut convenient hours. For circulars, tickets, etc, call at Virginia Midland office, 601 Yenusvivania avenue. tant OPEN ALL THE YEAR. MANSION. THE LARGEST HOTEL. Rooms sinle, double and en suite. Recently enlarged and furnished with all modern improvements, my6-3m CHARLES MoGLADE, Proprietor. RINGS AND MINERAL BATHS — Mountain, near Winchester, Va. Opens 1884. ‘Terms, 896 to 896 per month of four weeks, “Tickets from Washington to tho’ Springs and return $8.50; good until October, Sixt, Fi ge do pamphlets, giving all information, may be 4.8 PRATT & SONS, Managers, 401 9th strect northwest, “T certainly know of no place preferable to Rock Enon ae a place of sojourn and rest during the heated sea.” From Hon. A. U. Wyman, Treasurer U. 8. “The atmosphefo is singularly pureand invigorating.” Frou A. J. Huntington, D:D. Golunbis Colles, “The climate was delightful, the table appointments good, the gervice prompt and’ efficient aud the cuisine excellent.” From John A. Baker, esq., Wi a “T can truthfully say that we have never 0 do- Lghtful asummer, ¢ * * My family, alter twenty- TSarhours sbeense from home sick your springs, are for lock Enon” From B. U. Reyes, ead. Washisyton, “Having spent tion of nine ers at Rock Fron } can peal th conten, asIdo with Pee ure, of the many attractions placa” From 0. Wist, esg.- Washington, D. 0. “The handsome service of your bountiful table forms a, marked contrast. to that witch characterizes, summer resorts in general." From W. Gwynn, esq, Washing- ton, D.C. ‘my3-2m. QEASON | 1884-DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH }) BEACH, DELAWARE, will open for tion of JUNE Ist, 1884. Fishing, and the finest and safest surf bathing on the, Sg oleae eeepc Sea ‘Send for circular. WALTER BURTON. . excellent table, Gitoubirs at Daret © Whit int ave., or address A. M. JBLLY, New Windsor, EW OONGRESS _H LE, CAPE MAY, N. 3, WILL Ngee JUNE ate mode! CH £8 DU! FFY, Pro ANDALL PARSONS, D_D. deuce 428 “the ow, over Balls pitabsts this property should recom- | of Dent ft oanati sent i apliy $= | pleat retin day Orsi en n into building sites which woukl RT. M. TALBOTT, DI No. 487 7TH 2 Ire pric For further street, three doors from. ‘Den! * Hi ER faftrk Dist Teeth inserted ST ‘per aot, once: ¥ street northwest, ranted janly THE TRADES." of ts Good Work. Low Pricta, OOM COTTAGE AT FALLS | _84 - ba a A — xa aay es fruit of all IBSON. igen AND JOB ¢ branch. tarn, Se.” Terms oasy. \CTICAL BOO! STAN SOO Pet uw,” maple swe Ess Feaneyivaniaaveton Weahiogtons DQ. SAL¥ OR FXCRANGE—A RARE | _€2 Fine Printing sapectalty. = SPRING STYLE CASSIMERE HaT myth Will be ready May 2h ———_— PEARL DERBYS in all si-apes. — MAPLE DERBYS in all shapes. by HAS POUALED THAT oF AB. At ee Ses. fae ye Ee Sete ee a eek + aud E strvets corthwess mylT p30 oo iD . anyon j ierma: 86 pet weak tafm fe Talon. Ope ry ‘ATES Hi a ca — 'W. ANDREWS, Lessor. Bu tag eS A’ : FIFTH Lae eeemoertont A N HOUSE, ATLANTIO OITY, SOUTH Urns Augment : peat iota Soret’ MEESTOSS ATLA corny copre canouney t we are confident that thanomination of Mr. Field for President would resulg in the sising detent of the democratic ei ene Koleos are be Se should be removed ll bas; that no ane occupy’ ‘position of justice Sissies Court te Genes States, having Damage by the Explosions. Lonpon, May 31.—The coming of daylight this morning showed that the damage caused by the dynamite explosions last night was fully equal to the worst antieipations. Dense crowds of curious and excited fe are visiting the scenes of the explosions. Policemen are drawn up in line across the various streets in the vicinity, so as to prevent the access of the multitudes. Orders have been given by the authorities toleave the wreckage gltogether untouched until a thorough examina tion has been made by Col. Majende, the chief in— ‘Spector of explosives. ALARM IN A THEATER. At St. James theater, a hundred yards distant the explosions sounded like two claps of chunder, The audience was seized with alarm Ww! near resulting in a panic. Several ladies and men started to their fect ready to stampede. The audience was reassured by shouts bi every one to sit still, as no harm had been done, BLOWING A HOLB IN AN M. P.’3 HOUSE. ‘The second bomb in St. James square e: against the residence of Sir Watkin Wynn, M. P. Ieproduced a huge white fracture tour tet, tn height by three in breadth. The windows were smashed and the furniture damaged. ‘The dynamite was carried down the tron steps leading to the kitchens and cellars. It was placed in the ‘cellar under the pathway, with a lighted fuse attached. ‘The upward. foree‘of the explosion broke a large hole in the pavement and wrecked the basement apartments of the club. ‘The explosion was most destructive on the west side of the St. James square. The windows in the duke of Cipveland’s house andin the war office in Pail Mall were shattered. ‘The explosion created great havoc in the Junior Cariton club house, Numerous cases of wine in the cellar were completely destroyed. The club will remain closed several days. An hour before the explosion occurred there Was an outbreak of fire at the war office. which was, speedily: extinguished without caustig serious damage, It is unknown whether it was of incendiary origin, THIRTEEN PERSONS, INCLUDING FIVE WOMEN, IN- SURED. So far a3 1s known up to the present hour (noon) thirteen persons were more or less injured. Among these are five women. All the wounded are in the hospital. Five, including the policeman, are in a precarious condition. NEWSPAPER COMMENTS ON THE EXPLOSIONS. ‘The newspapers devote a large portion of their space to the explosions and comment upon them in heir editorial columns in vigorous fashion. ‘The Telegraph says: “It behooves the English people to reflect whether further and sterner meas- ures should not be taken to put a stop to the public. Peril and mischief to which they are now exposed. ach fresh act of cruelty andmalice will strengthen the resolve of Englistmen not to yleld one jot to those who are wishing to dismember the emptre.” ‘The Standard declares that “No concession can be made to outrage. So far, the only result {t has Attained has been failure ani penal servitude.” ‘The Times says: “The expiosions have followed shortly upon the introduction of Mr. George 0. ‘Trevelyan’s Irish land bill. ‘The inference 1s legiti- mate that the baffled nationalists have again vented their displeasure in a dastardly act of mischief.” ‘The News thinks the occurrence is an evidence that “the dynamite conspiracy fs widely spread and successfully baflles tHe detectives. It appears to have easy command over men and materials for ne- farious purposes.” ‘The News urges the public to be watchful of persons leaving or returning to lodgings and hotels. JOHN ©. ENO EN CANADA. came ted oded. About to Sail for Europe with a Gen- jeman in Disguise. VEBRC, May 31.—It has been learned that John C. Eno and an eideriy gentleman in disguise have taken passage on the Allen line steamer Sardenta, Which leaves this port this morning for Liverpool, Both parties slept on board the steamer, and there are no means of learning further particulars, Jobu C. Eno Captured. New York, May 31.—Chiet of Police Walling re- ceived a dispatch to-day from the police of Quebec Saying that John C. Eno, the absconding ex-presi- dent ot the Second National bank, had been ar- rested there and would be sent to this city. ‘The dispatch was sent to the U.S. marshal. The Proprietor of the Parker House in Moston Dend. Boston, May 31.—Harvey D. Parker, a pro- rietor of the Parker house, and a widely khown otel man, dled this mornin; Winter in May. DAMAGE BY COLD AND FROSTS. ‘New Yous, Ma: Dispatches from New Eng- Jand state that the severe cold and frost last night did considerable damage to all Kinds of fruits and vegetables. MIDDLETON, N. Y., May 21.—Reports received this morning indicate that the apple and pear crop of Orange, Sullivan, Delaware 2nd all midland coun- tes hive nearly all been destroyed by the frosts of Wednesday and ‘Thursday nights. ‘The strawber- Ties in Onelda county have all been Killed. — A Young Lady Drowned. New Oxveans, La., May 31.—A dispatch to the Times-Democrat trom Natchitoches says: Miss Pennie Chaffe, daughter of Charles Chaffe. and well known in soclety in that city, was accidentally drowned at Dr. J. W. Cockerlum’s place on Red river yesterday morning. = Two Hundred and Fifty Men Quit Work, Fort Wayne, Inp., May 31.—Two hundred and fifty men employed in tlie shops of the Wabash, St. Louls and Pacltte raliroad at Peru, Ind., quit work yesterday, giving as a reason that the com- pany Was behind in paying them. — General Foreign News by Cable. DIVORCE IN FRANCE. Pants, May 31.—The senate by a vote of 160 to 119 has adopted a motion abrogating the law of 1816, which @entes to divorced persons certain rights under the elvil code. See Shipwrecked Crew Rescued. ‘New York, May 81.—Bark Elliot Ritchie, which sailed from Brunswick, Ga, March 22d_ for Buenos Ayres, was wrecked at sea May 10. Her captain and crew were rescued and taken to Pernambuco, and thence to this port, arriving here last night on steamer Plelades, ee ‘The New Orleans Exposition, ‘New ORLEANS, May 31.—The Republic of France has asked for 50,000 Squarefeet of space In the main. building at the World’s Exyosition, and 50,000 square feet in machinery hall Viscotit Paul D’Alzac, commissioner general to the exposition from France, says the exhibit from that country will be the finest ever made. A Lobel Suit. Font Suri, AnK., May $1.—Hon. V. Dell, editor of the Fort smith New Zre a leading republican paper of this section, was fndicted yesterday for beiing Col. J. H. Clendeaning. Dell was post- master under Grant and ¢lendenning’s predeces- sor and United States marsbal of the western dis- trict of Arkansas under Garfield. Ferdinand Ward in Jail. New Yous, May 31.—Ferdinand Ward spent a quiet day t in Ludloy street jail, where he was visited by his wife and counsel. He stated ‘that he has sald all that helntends for the present. peleianssi wlan Death of Bishep Smi church ated in this city ‘this morning. te was born at Bristol, R. L, on Juae 13, 1794. tree Watch eee Fatal Dispute Abost a Mica Mine. Raveiau, N, C., May, 31.—A to the News and from Marion, N. C., says: A man named Bowen was killed by a fellow named «ine- beck near Plum Tree, county, in a dispute as to the ownership of a mine. It was hear the place where the jurder of Rey and Ah dergon, about a mica, Seourred last bruary. ——— New York, May $1.— Suite, sailed A nupber ‘The West Side Bink Resumes. New ¥ 81.—The West Side which SEEGER Snes, aes by the ‘Teller, ry A Falling Market—im Condition = ‘of tho Mauka aw Yore, May 31—Wall SI 1:30 p. m—The Post aye: The stock market pene an later ‘than usual this morning—at 11 o’clock—and from that time until 12 was weak, and, though there ‘were undoubtedly a good many sustali ‘orders which limited the extent of the — ‘stocks were from & to 13¢ lower at 12 o'clock at the close on Thursday, and after 12 o'clock the decline ‘Was greater. As far as the general railroad situa- pated th agen rece pmenis, era surp) Spy ee company never signt ent, and believes it to be an_ unwise meas- ure, all of which looks like further trouble amo! thegranger roads, The short interest in the shares, it ved, ‘Deen largely increased lately On| account of ‘the bad outlook for the coal trade. Floating stock, however, is scarce yet and renewals were made this morning at about the Same rates ason Thursday. The in e bank statement this forenoon caused a very marked decrease in the trading after 12 o’cloc! when the statement was due. When it come at 12:25 and showed an improved Condition of the banks as compared with last week, it caused an im) rement of 3; to 34 in the general Market in the five minutes. ‘here was only small business in railroad bonds. ‘The most tm- portant changes werein West Shore 5's, which Were 14¢ lower; Erie 2ds, +4 higher; East Tennessee 5's were % higher; Jersey Central consis, higher; Northern Pactfic 1sts, + higher, Texas au Pacific—_(Rio Grande division}—ists, 3 higher, Jer- sey Midland ists, were 3s lower; Ohio aud Missis- sippi consois, 3 lower. Business Failures for the Week. New Yorx, May 81.—The business fatlures throughout the country, reported for the seven days oe Friday to R.G. Dun & Co., number for the United States 151, and for Canada 26, or total of 177 a8 compared with a total of 232 last week, a decrease of 55 failures, showing a lessened number of business casualties in every section of the country except Canada, where there were six miore failures than last week. eeea heats THE BALTIMORE DISASTER. F g A Survivor in the Ruins. BAaurimore, Mp., May 31.—Up to one o'clock to- day no more dead bodies have been recovered trom which fell yesterday afternoon. It is not probable that any of the bodies will be reached to-day, as the vast quantity of wreck, consisting of heavy Umbers, stone and bales of cotton goods, are wedged together to the depth of several stories. At two o'clock this afternoon the workmen very unexpectedly reached a point where they couid'see Gildea Hook. He ts still alive, and stimulants are administered to keep him alive until the wreck can be removed enough for him to be taken out. How badly he is injured 1s not known. Indian Contracts Awarded. New York, May 31. made the following awards to-day: Sugar, 824,000 pounds, at 7.24c. per pound, to George H. Mabler; coffee, 443,475 pounds, at 10.47c. per pound, to A. E. Whyland. SS A Virginia Contractor in Trouble. Perenssvra, Va., May 31.—G. B. Eanes, a large contractor here, his executed two deeds to secure $25,500. Mr. Eanes is a member of the board of di- rectors 6f the Planters’ aud Mechanics’ bank, where the state had $150,000 deposited. ee The Penn Bank. A CONFESSION EXPECTED FROM PRESIDENT RIDDLE. PirrsstrG, May 31.—Civil suits were entered to- day to recover from sureties the amount of the serious. It 1s understood that he will give the directors In- formation this afternoon whieh will enable them to roceed against others implicated. A_ telegram from Jersey City states that 1 oll broker, who ieft here yesterday, has been arrest ed there. — ‘Telegraphic Briefs. John B. Carson, vice president and general man- ager of the Hannibal and St. Joseph railway, was yesterday appointed general manager of the eg Metropolitan Street Railroad Company. ‘MR. J. W. THOMPSON RETIRES FROM THE PRESIDENCY. In accordance with an intention expressed last July, Mr. J. W. Thompson has resigned the prest- dency of the Metropolitan Rallroad company, to take effect July ist. The resignation was tendered directors on Wednesday, and was accepted, with with the manner In which he has superimtended to a Star reporter to-day tbat his action was simply the result of a desire for rest, and he had contemplated it for a long time. He has been the president of the road for the past twenty years, and has been instrumental in today that he had | however, Mr. He said, however, that he 1s desirous of securing needed rest trom business cares, and expressed his desire to the company, resulting In the consent of Mr. Samuel Norment, the vice president of the company, to act as president during the temporary | absence of Mr. Thompson in Europe. | tion with the National Metropolitan bank will re- main unchanged. ‘Thompson will sail for daughter. ‘There 1s quite a lively race for the pre the railroad company, with five or six competitors. ‘The office pays a salaty of $2,5 penal BS es Capitol Topics. ‘THE MASSEY-WISE CONTEST. ‘There 1s an effort being made to have the Massey- Wise contested election ‘case reconsidered in the committee. consultations, and have decided to watt upon the democrats of Ube committer, who voted against Massey's claim, and inquire into their reasons for 80 doing, and’if possible overcome them. ‘They claim that nothing but law points were discussed in the committee, und the merlis of the case were not gone into, SS Curious Monument Figures. The Washington Monument when completed will ‘e555 feet in height. ‘Yesterday, Decoration day, it reached the height of 444 feet, and will require 111 feet to complete it—a curious Incident in igures— ‘thus, 555—444—111. : ———— = The Good Templars, ADJOURNMENT OF THE GRAND LODGE. The R. W. Grand Lodge, which has been in session In this city since Tuesday, adjourned finally last evening, after a prolonged session, which lasted until after two o'clock this morning. The Grand Lodge will hold the next meeting in Toronto in May, 1885. One of the important measures adopted at this session was the voting of a liberal appropri- ation to aid in the prosecution of the “charter suit” in England. lany of the delegates will remain in this city Over Sunday, and to-morrow temperance meetings will be held in several churches, where ad will be made by the visitors. ——— FELL AND Broke His Neck.—A colored man named Wm. Monroe, 70 years of age, living on I Street, between 7th and Sth streets northeast, fell from a load of hay yesterday afternoon, and broke his neck, dying almost instantly. He had been ‘working on a farm on the Biadensburg road, oppo. site Montello station, and while going from’ a feld to a shed, upon the load, met the accident. —___-_— ‘Toe FoNERAL or MR. Gronor 8. Koontz—The funeral of Geor S. Koontz, general agent of the Baltimore & Ohio rails company, took place yeceeany. afternoon from his late home, No. 202 ware avenue, Rev. Dr. John Chester officiat- ‘The atten Included wi was IMPORTANT SALE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY.—Messrs. Thos. J. Fisher & Co, have sold for Jonathan T. ‘Walker to Hon. D, L. Yulee lot 1, in sq. 382, situ- See ee ene Oe Baa aan 5S aise norte ‘the ot tant Cizany.—Rev. Father Cleary, the ruins of the warehouse on South Gay street, | The Indian commisstoners | Ilis connec- | of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported Europe on the 14th of June, accompanied by his | ‘They will be absent about two months. | dency of | ‘The Virginia detegation have held two | | | S, bonds of President Riddle and Cashler Relber, of | and Mr. Wi :phiam, Marsufeld, Wis, The the Penn bank. Criminal proceedings will proba- | Doard of visitors will spend next week'in Inspect bly be brought this afternoon against President ing the different departments and buildings of the Riddle. His” physicians report his condition as | academy; will look into the course of study, the Touteriie, New Albany and Chicago railroad, and will on duly ist, succeed Mr. “Itoosevelt as presi- | lent. at the last monthly meeting of the board of Doat which he ae tnt srcarm The boat resolutions of regret at his loss, and satisfaction Lake Ontario, t uy 1 The added that he intended illthe v: as 8001 as. bie. Col. (e's office 1s still in the charge of the special agents of the ‘THE NATIONAL RIFLES. At a meetihg of the officers of the National Rifies | last night it was determined to Tangements made for the trip to jusements. Driver's summer garden has engaged for five Bights the great cornetist, Levy, © entire concert company as they appeured at Linooin hall and has placed the admission fee so low that ail those fond of good music will have an opportunity to hear this great arlist. Last night was the open- of the garden. ie ular Dime museum will close for the sea- son to-night riormance. Everybody Should take advantage of the last opportunity to see a good show for a dime. ‘The operetta of “The Rebellion of the Daisies” will be produced at Ford’s Opera House Monday even- Ing, under the auspices of the Tabernacle church. ‘Reserved seats can be secured at Ellis’, Arrangements have been made for many new at- tractions at the Theater Comique next week, and 8 very strong bill is promised. On uber e evening, June 4th, an elocutien- ary and musi Tecital will be given at Cot Uonal church, by Miss Mary K. Schreiner and her pupils, assisted by Prot. J. W. Bischoff and the St. Cecilia Quartet. An excellent p has been arranged, and the entertainment will undoubtedly be an unusually fine one. The Langston Murder Trial. [CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.) A number of witnesses testified to Spencer being sober. Tina Spencer, the mother of the deceased, and Hattie Spencer testified that Williams did not Say le would hang Langston. THE TESTIMONY ALL IN. This closed the evidence, and the court adjourned until Monday, ———__ Affairs at Annapolis. RECEPTION OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY, Special correspondence of Tax EVENING STAR ANNarotis, Mey 31. The board of visitors to the Naval Academy was received there this morning. All the officers, pro- fessors, assistant professors and instructors, at- tached to the academy, assembled in the large Toom of the library building, at 10a, m., tn full dress uniform and’ were presented, in the order of their precedence, to the of visitors. ‘The board then proceeded to the battalion of cadets and the buildings. ‘The board was accom- panied in Uhis inspection of the battalion and bulld- Ings by the academic board. After the review the dnstructors in the departments of seamanship, ord- nance and gunnery, navigation, steam engineering, ‘on with the ar- e Minnetonka. | and physics and chemisiry, repaired to the build ings of their respective depariments and held them- Selves in readiness to assist in explaining what- ever may be of interest to the board of visitors. All the other officers were excused from. further attendance, Lieut. R. T. Jasper has been assigned as secretary to the board. ‘The following 13 a full list of the board of visitors: Hons. George UL. Pendleton and Angus Cameron, U. S. Senate; Hons. 8. 8. Cox, John H. Evins and Nathan Gom, Stephen M. Allen, Boston; Mr. Edward § ‘columbia, 8. C.; Mr. Edwin Jewill, Kansas, m. H. Upham, Marsifeld, Wis. The Joy sanitary regulations, &c., and will probably fuish its labors on Thursday. ao le Arumor 1s current that the y of a murdered omas J. Watson, | Woman has been found in the first ward. Frederick King and George Boroughs were al raigned in the Police Court to-day, churged wi having stolen $200 worth of umbrellas from 8. G, Kennedy's store, on Pennsylvania avenue, Sent to the grand jury, ‘The same parties were charged also with housebreaking, and tne case continued unui next Thursday. a INTEREST ON Bonvs.—The treasurer of the United States to-day matled to holders of registered 4% r cent bonds, 11,779 checks,amounting Lo $2,177,775, In payment of interest due June ist. ; An Army Orricer DrowNep.—A dispatch from Buffalo says that Captain Willian E. Dove of the 12th United States infantry was drowned in the Si Tiver Thursday night. He was stationed at Fort Niagara, and_ Started to cross the river in a ar Dose. en found overtul in ies from the mouth of the Niagara. A Tater dispatch says that the body has the affairs of the company. Mr. Thompson stated | been recovered. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.—THE WEFKLY Star will be sent postpaid to any address in tue ringing the road United States or Canada until after the presidentiat to its present prosperous condition. IUwas reported | election for fifty cents. also resigned the presidency of paper the Inland, Seaboard and Coasting company. This, | matter—poilt hompson denied toa STAR Feporter. | abd gossip, eic, Iisa large eight-page ifty-six columns of interesting reading tl, Miscellaneous, persoual, news d for a Sample copy. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. Thefollowing are the opening and 3 p. in. prices by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: c Do. pref’. at Gc. Northwest, .-11] 983, 100) Col. =| 48 Del. s i9ig 21y D. 101% 103 Oregon Trans..| 13% 14y D 1, 1135 Ont. & West../ 10 E “Pact Mail. rE Erle Do. 3a m. 182, 11936 Roch. & P. LB 1 11% St. Paul, LE 1 | 11 Do. pret. Take § fe, shy St. P. komahal 97 | 3 You. BB Do. pret. 8822! 90" Mich. O7 (St.P., M. & M.| 873¢| M. K 143) 155, ‘Texas Pac. .... Minn. 1333) 1253 Union Pac. Do, 20 | 21 |Wab. Pac. Washington Stock Exchange. Governments. Bid. Asked. United States 4: ‘1891. ce + -12y 13 United States 48pe 180k Recistered 22277727 HIS Tag United States 4x 1907, coupon... ig — United States 48. 1907, registered. Die dan United States 3 per cents... ~ 100! 101 District of Columbia. Permanent improvement 6s, 1901, cofn..... 114 115% Permanent improvement — 113% 2 Fire Ineurance and Gas-light Comnanies. ‘Washington City Gas-light “1 suklin Msurance Company’ = National Union Insurance Coni 1% — Columbia —_— 1s German-; 133 ed RB a 16 9636 10 I io United 18 Peanasl 2 30,00 ‘and Warrante, = BAL: do, B35 bad ‘ding, bn Wo. 2 ‘Corn—southern Ala i i 3 Hd ld ‘Washington, to agree acommon merid fan as a zero of longitpde and Teg. Ulation of rt Iori an ae ———__<——— Ne Bishop After All. At the session of the Protestant Episcopal con- ‘Yention for the diocese of Maryland, in Baltimore yesterday, several ballots for the election of a suc cessor to the late Bishop Pinkney were taken with- out any result, and a resolution was offered to appoint a committee of four clergymen and four to it @ candidate for bi x Patio, vote to elect ‘so that a majority lect. ARer protracted discumdon the fortier ahd the conveution Wednesday in October. ———— oe ee ‘There was a heavy snow storm along the Lake N. ¥.. yesverday. the blind pool of Prest- dent Riddle, of the Penn bank, lost Over $4,000,000 3 Lanevorn axp MELANCHOLY Se ay Liver, a Disordered distressing effects of Ive Pills will speedily re- action on the billary or- MARRIED. LANSDALF_MARPER. Ty Fathe- Divine, ot + Cathedral. {a Baltimore Ma, WF LANSDALE sha 0h V- HARPER both of Washinton, D-¢. * DIED. ARENZ On. Friday, May 90th 188. at 1.25 amy after n long sud painful Mlvese MATIN ARENZ sot “nine years six months a Dative of y, but Funeral wil tahs placesvons is inte adden, 9 neral 5 1 8 strect uorshwest, om Sundny, Juue Int, at 3 an Teele lives and friends are reapectfully invited to attend 2° DICKSON. On May 20th, 1384, at two minutes to o'clock. at her late residence, No 821 Twenty-fourth street northwest, Mra. MALINDA DICKSON, aged fifty-three years. Funeral will take nisce from John Wesley church, Connecticut avenue, between Land M streets, on Sun: jock p.m, Frieuds aud relatives for. day, June Ist, at 3 are respectfully invited to attend. KEL younger we of Conte nal ieee eT ° rou Susan Tinney, in the 24th yearof is ae ==> Dearest Isaac, thou hast left w We thy loss most deeply feel’ But "tis God that hast bereft us, He can all our sorrowe heal. aghamera from bia late ronidence. 1510 M atroet. Sunday noob, June Friends iy Wvited to attend. sie aaaay sak. 28 LOBMANN. On Saturiay_morni Bist, 1 at do'clock, FRANK LOMMANR rel ter eee Funeral Sund y afternoon at'5 o'clock. ft corner ‘Tth and C streets southeast Friends invited to attend * MAGRUDFR. On May 29th, 1884, aft news, CATHERINE MAG. (DER aaa Funeral services at laracl Bethel church, Sunday,June Istot Spann, * STEWAKT. At 1.208 m., May B. STEWART, daughter of Cal, twenty-fourth year of her age. Funeral at - m., Monday, J) street, Wi ashingt n. a spectiu invited. Interment Ist, 1884, Mire. JANE War U. Drew, in the ne 2d, from 1837 Both nds Of the family re- ‘Ouk Hill Cemetery. * AUCTION SALES. Wut B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers FAVORITE COLLECTION or STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS, carefully selected from the Most popular subjects of French, German, English and American issues, forming a complete Gallery of Art Examples of the Leading Works of the great LANDSEER, MILLAIS, ANSPELI. TURNER, HER RING, NOBLE, WEBSTER, FAED, BAKRAUD, ROSA BONHEUR, RITCHIE, HUD INGTON, COLE, and many others too numerous to meution, are here represented in engraving art after our most famous and skiliful engravers, Every Picture is Appropriately Framed in ORNAMENTAL GILT FRAMES, Rich in De-ign, of First-Class Workmanship, adapted te each Special Subject. Sale will take place at Our Saleeroom, Corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 47H, at 8 o'clock pom. y ALTER B. WILLIAMS & Oo, Aucta, D° ANSON BROS,, Auctioncers, LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF HOUSFHOLD FURNT- TURE, CONSISTING IN, PART, OF PARLOR 3 WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER SIDEBOARDS. | XTENSION TABLES, DI CHAIRS, DESKS, MINKOLS. TOILET STA LOUNG! MT. TABLE: CHAIR: DSTEADS, BU RE 5 STAND ROCKERS, BUX sPRINGS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, REF RIGERATOKS, FANCY-MATTINGS, BRU>S’ LS AND INGRAIN CARPETS. COOKING AND HEATING STOV! CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, &c., &0, A’ AUCTIO: On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRD, com- | mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front and Within our spacious salesrooms, a large ussortn Houschold Goods, which should command the a of buyers. us STEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1623 0 ORTHWEST, By virtue of ad rust, dt ber 7th, A.D. 1882, and recorded in liber No. 1016, folio gis 351. ct seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and by d rection of the party secured there by, we, the undersigned trustees, will sell at publi uu WEDNESDAY, Jt A.D. As4, at HALF-PAST .. the following dl scribed real ext ity of Washington, Di trict of wit; All that piece or parcel of ground ky scribed on the plat or plan of eal: city asall of lot wura- bered ninety: 90) in squar hundred aud eight} thereon. ‘Terms of sale: $1,000in cash; balance in six and twelve months, wi:h interest at the rate Of seven per cent per aunum until paid, and to be secured | elof trust perty wold, or all cash at will be required teompled with fn se 9 Trustees resei ve t property at the risk and o chaser after three day hewspapers, All conven WILLIAM B. my31-d&ds “1's option, sulting pure Evening Star k Mek JAMEs E. WAUGH, rpuromas Dow_ine, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE TMPROY REAL FSTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF SI 7 H STRE BETWEEN K AND STREETS NOKTHWEST. trust bearing date the 5th » 1882, and duly recorded in Uber fi 19. folio 6, etwey. one ol the Ixpd records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of th UNE, 1954. at FIV M. in front of the remives, the following described real estate, viz: All Pat or parcel of land lying. being ad situate in the clty of Washington. in the District of Columbia, it being the north 17 feet 6 inches by the depth ot 106 let 6 inches of lot 20, in square 154, tether with the im- hich cousist of frame dwelling, with provements, wick stable on rear of lot. ‘Th’s property is sold subject to a deed corded September th, 1582. in liber 1.011. jo one of the Land records for the District of Colaba, for $2,000, wich i 7 per cent per annum ‘Terms: ny the residue in two equal mente at a:x and twelve months, with notes bear forest at six per crmtum per annum Gutil paid, at cured by a d-ed of trust on the property sold. ‘Ali Veyancins and recording at purchopet's. cost Ponit required st tims of wale. the complied with in seven days, otherwiee the Trustees re- serve the right Lor sell nt the risic of chaser. ERASTUS M. CHAP: i WERD in- ay i CHAN BLE PROPERTY, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING" TON. D.G.. AND WEST OF GEORGETOWN, BEING “VALLEY VIEW FAKM.” By virtueof a decree ot the Supraiie Court of thr District of Columbia, passed. in a caus. it wh Lewis D. Means and others are compla nants, Fobert Smith aud otvers defendants, No. 8 degrees poplar tree standing on the sou h ~ide of the new free road, sald tree being known as the “Dolly Bar er.” which point Of beginning is on the Mine dividing the tract called Alliance from that part of the tract called "White Haven,” formerly owned by John A. Murdock, ap4 from. point of be-inning runuing south 65 “degrees 6.10 perches to the cast edge of the Ridge road; id i east aide of said road north 60 i perche i TERELE i BRFES Innes a) ” BUBB OEE’ nu i A i i B