Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1884, Page 5

ad TF f j THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C » SATURDAY, JUNE’ 14. 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. “ae=——|2@ Edition. ALT! be janes, 1se4, | WALTER B WILLIAMS & 00, Auctioncers, partment LE_LOTS WEST CORNER OF 6TH verlooking Stanioh eqaare, R. MEBRICK’S TESTIMONY, (CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.) ‘The grand jury presented a report stating that they had been in session 76 days; that a large ma- Arranging as to the Trinis—Proceed- TON, stinent to hold of impro ef this De CIGARS AT AUCTION. EARNESTNESS AND SINCERITY OF THE ATTORNEY | Jotity of the cases are minor offenses; that they} {@e* im the Criminal Court To-day. ts LOCK At. FRIDAY, JUNE } We shall gell. at our sal at EIGHT O'CLOCK GENERAL visited the Jail and found 184 prisonersinitjandthat | In the Criminal Court, Judge Wrile, this morn- sisting mainly of Mrata Pray sions Girocerien Bee Goer, | the Cake and et ee rere Meeanition is call Mr. Merrick bore high testimony to the earnest- | it is in good order. ‘They call the attention of the | ing, some of the remaining eases against the ex- Shots Druss Paiuts, Hardware. Fuel, Lumber, &c., it WALTER b, WILLIAMS & CO, Aucta. ness and sincerity of Attorney General Brewster in {ie asa! year dine dune si, | TYWOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. uk forms of propomm!, schedules of items and esti- | STOCK OF HARDWARE, TOOL 8, mated qnantiti-s, ep ons, and. instructions: to POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, bid i mate Ube Tursished upon application to this De- reeks partinent. court toa mere child of 8 years, and ask her dis- charge, and express regret that there Is no reform. Schoo! for giris They also report on the workhouse, where a school has been established. en Indictments Reported, detectives were heant. That of George W. McKi- fresh, changed with misconduct In aMflce, was the Orst called. Mr. A. B. Williams appeared for Mr. McElfresh, and the district attorney for the gov- ‘the whole prosecutions, saying he was untiring and unfailing tn his efforts to serve public justice. He iso spoke of Mr. now Second Assistant Postmaster General, and Mr. Woodward, and said ud Latest Telegrams to The Star an additional punishment, and did i ot repeal the --holders, portfolio drawers, soaps, hardware, . I will sell at the auction | THE WEEKLY STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANES, | Which Bliss stated that Kellogg had admitted to Dr. Rankin’ Tepeal the aa en that ‘no gureriment ors hance avert as erument. ‘The indictment in this case changed the BES Qn TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENTEE! ieee cree Fad mygracna faitntut and honest servants “ME Merrick read a | THe grand jury today reported thaictments violation of section 857 RS, and the defense ratsed Je1-17.1821,94.25 we ‘all boil the abotestock beloaaiue to apart eiving up | NEW Your, June 14—Wail etreet.-some of the | letter from himself, announcing his withdrawal, to | aSainst Henry F. J. Brown, violating postal laws | ys point on demurrer that the tndictment changed : Sanaa SUPPLIES, | Duniaenn eT eee ee AS DOWLING, Wabash paper has gone te protest. “Wabash notes | District Attorney Worthington and the reply, and | @ cases); Hugh O’Neall, embezzlement: Joseph P. | ya chant o@ demurrer alleged offense was puuisha- Verne nec Sen ed ess Auct oneer._ | ate allowed to go to protest before payment so that | Séld that ended his connection with the star foute | Rodgers, obtaining money on false pretences: Peter | UIeDY the police beret TI ANEOL oS ‘May 25. 1894. UNCANSON BROS, Auclio all the indorsers will share equally the responsi- | Cases. Fisher, manslaughter, in kiling Mrs Aun W.| The court suggested that about the onty point in = aie iM be repotved tithes Pagrtneat glk. - a ee - the i iseclnas chapel par KELLOGG’S ADMISSIO: cat Brooke Mackall, foretbie entry and Getatner: me case was whether the punislment was not = S WILLARD EETOR BL. MONDAY, JUNE SIX- | 32 yy, Gi em c se ‘The chairman inquired conference uch Ross, murder of Isaac Tenney; Albert Kis: | under the police 1 ae Miscellangcne Supplice | 70 WHOM TE MAY OOS: z After being protested they are then paid by W. E | tween Resear peels by Ker, be | man, obtaining money on false preteaces ‘The district attornes claimed that this was only ¥ <isting of brooms, brushes, | On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENTEENTH, | Connor & Co. . } AT ELEVEN O'CLOCI = Departure. common law punishment. 0 sane Oe s x8, tables, dry | Tours of Tuncanson Bios, th and D streets north; | issued from the clearing hous? to-day, shows the | him that he did receive the money from Price, Dut | rm gccumsiasticat come NCUR IN DISSOLYIS Mr. Williams controverted the points made. ! Meg or JS Phone No-Top Buggy. "AML parties concernet wal following ehanges: ol for personal use: that it Mas for political use, His Pastoral aeLarion eer | ar tesreand case of “the same character against Mr, owing the ‘tems and esti- e . fecrease. . Merrici e thou; ere was such a = cElfresh was taken up Swill be feandshed ect opeion: Ae CHARLES HEITMUILER, | Specie, inerease i. conversations ei ‘The ecclesiastical council called to consider the | MERITS. Mas Aake@ UP. | ute the demurrer odus 104, Departinent of the In- | _ Jel4-: 4th street, near R. I. _ | Legal tenders, increase Mr. Bilss, who gat by, spoke up, saying. Kelk resignation of Rev. Dr. Rankin met at the Congte- | and ket the parties have a tual om the tacts, but he Proposals mnst be addressed to the Secre‘ary of the | AT H. H. HEMPLER'S OPTICIAN'S BTORE Deposits, decrease. did Make such a statement to lim. He said he | gational church last night. The following gentle- | did not wish it understood that i was emusitiel ete at ee Steere to Oe Seaeey | 453 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | Circulation, decrease 1,00 | (Bliss) called upon Keliogg in pursuance of a letter | men attended as delegates: From Plymouth church, | to the position assumed by the prosecution, x HM TECLER, “| Commencing THURSDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH. at | Rosorve, increase .- 645,000 | from the Attorney General.” Kellogg admitted | Rev. W. L. Peale and Mesara W. G. Fearing and Mr, Williams asked that the trial be Med for an The banks now hold $6,984,500 in ‘excess of legal early day. {astronomical Telescopes, Field Glasses, Opera Glasses, | -ooutrementa, that he had asked Price for money for political rometers, Thermometers, Microscopes, Scientific In- W. H. Thom: Herndon © ev. uses; that Price claimed he had no. money, Dut reel obese ratte Beene eg Mi Kean; Baltimore church, Mr. Snell; Lincoln Me-} MF. Worthington sald Mere was no necessity for 7 REACURY DEPSREN rumentay hens FLUCTUATIONS IN THE STOCK MARKET. finally said he had some post oMice drafts, and if | morial church, Messrs. Hiram Ball, Jackson, and Putting all the crses down for trial. He would se. | ING DURING “THE FISCAL ¥ Jel4-Im THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. At10a. m. the stock market opened at a general | Kellogg could get them cashed he would let part | Smith; Congregational church, Messha L Dean. O. | fe vu ), 1885, eel the best case they had, and If the rultng should be against him he would do as he had doue in other cases and enter a nolle pros He would be ready An the latter part of the month for trial. advance over yesterday’sclosing. The Vanderbilts, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, and Union Pacific were the features. AU 10:20 the market was feverish on realizations. of the money go for the political use desired. Kel- logg maintained that he got no benefit from the movey, but he took that means of getting money for a political purpose from Price, who was inter HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 15 HEAD OF HORSES, 4 COUPELETTES, 1 VICTO- Hid, 2 VILLAGE CARTS. AND 1 PONY PLS TON AT AUCTION, F. Presbrey, Jerome Johnson, W.F int, G. P. Whit- Ovvicy oF SurenyistxG ARCHITECT, Uesey, J. H. Bradford, George Radwa, Read. : PIANO. legs and lyre,snd in 314), on easy payments, ¥ and 0. H. Rev. A. L. Park was elected moderator, Rey. John McKean asscribe. Resolutions of regret his office until The court said that he was willing to give the de IETH DAY OF 11 & m.—Stocks strong and higher. Prices ad- | sted in the political object in view in Louisiana. — | and good will were tendered to Dr. Rankin, who re. | fendants an early trial, and thought the govern- us at this build: | Ou SATURDAY, JUNE, TWENTY-FIRST. 1834. AT | vanced 3 to 24 percent Loutsville and Nashville, | MF. Merrick, resuming, sald those declarations | plied’ in A short address. ‘The incmbers i tee | inent should dose to time as ordered, such quantiti 2] TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms, I | Union Pecitic amt the Vanderbilts are the features. | Were made by Bliss to him in a conversation. wed Inaterials as may be required for re- | shall sell the above'stock. The ln Wi = focaprmcs tor council then retired for deliberation, and upon their | _ Mr. Worthington sald he would select a pair of soon. — farther in stocks | |, Mr. Bliss—“I made them to you saying I thought | return announced that with great. Feluctanice they | €a3eS, Solid Wal a quality of tone, Price $40, fe fiseal Year endine June 30, 1886, Sicond. aud having a large supply of, stock and vahisles AT a te READ MAS oe SS caeR® | that would be Kellogg’s defense.” had decided that the resoluvion of the pastor, De, | | Mr. Williams called attention to the omnibus tn= ores 2 ¥.G SMUT piticks, Sand, Cement. Lam a, | the wnidersicned have instructed Mr. Of 4 wl percent. Mr. Merrick assented to this, saying Mr. Bliss | Rankin, should be concurred in. They syinpatlived @ictinent against all the ex-detectives, and sald that as far as McElfresh and Miller were concerned they were willing the demurrer should be overruled and the case set for trial. ‘The horses are all good ones, and one very fine Ken- tucky—tet black—a perfect horse for a gentleman, ‘The stock can be seen prior to sale at our stables, 1327 H street northwest, was correct. He said there wa3_no disposition on ‘his part to suspend or let up in the prosecution be- Cause of this statement by Kellogg. With the church in its loss and commended Dr. Rankin to the care of the people to whom he had been called in Orange Valley, N. J. No steps have Sheet Zine, ‘s jer. Fire Clay and Fire Brick—specifications and dules of which can ‘be had on application at this F a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The New York Stock Market. MR. MERRICK DENIED WALSH'S STATEMENT as yet been taken by the congregation toward | Mr. Jackson sald that he was willing the same Purperes, it office. |. E. BELL, dels 6t LEADINGHAM & CO. ) securing a permanent pastor to succeed Dr. Rankin. | Course should be taken as to Coomes. Carrisures to hire on the best of | ° Jeld-th,s,tn,3t Supervising Architect. | “WaancERY SALE_OF GOOD IMPROVED REAT, | ..7hefollowing are the opening and 8 p. m. prices | that he (Merrick) had sald Secretary Chandler eS ‘Mr. Williams sald that Mr. Jack-on’s demurrer — Sisbaninmemt ust ares Wroposa WORK CESIMTE. strutreh Q2OP IMEROVED REAL) of the New York Stock Market today, as reporved | approached him in behalf of Kellogg. Chand- A Truant Bridegroom. was in a case where there Was no Witness, and he as = ee i OF ‘ok Stare, Wan axp Navs| — AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST. CONSIST- | by special wire to H. H. lodge, 539 15th street: ler had never spoken to him on the subject. | we pIsArPEARS BEFORE HIs WEDDING axD Leaves | Tead the hames of the witnesses JOR SALE_A VERY FINE DOULL SAIL DEPARTMENTS, ING GF TWORMICKS AND THREE FRAMES | na 10. SDA Name] @. Epii SECM, OREN AND ATEMEY, cue BRIDE TO wOuRIE Mr. Worthington sald he would ask that the case ine Ho ure for it Mosh’ can bescee st Novy Yard | Separate Bealed Pratoaie hae Packing ep htee-| _ SNe oR Fe Nee TO BUT A SMALL HOUSE sale Mr. Merrick sald the Critic, managed by Helm, | _Eiwood D. Lincoln, of Glen Cove, Long Istand, a | Of, Thomas Dunn be set for June 25th, and hestated wie ho use fo an be wren at Navy rate sliver- N NT A a 4 . yo] & hie, S. BIEBER 1 a tne his ot ne tie BY sizeof the deers of the Sapreme Court of dos wigs | ten tn once in the government printing office, | wealthy young man, was engaged to Miss Ida Mont- | "The curt aaea it ahs wae iho case which woke FOE Stes Ghoceny axp 1iguor stone, | Gorton Cones soa Tiierteoe for one story, ana | Shanes raat Columba pasnod. in, Equity owuse ops 1G4e | Was unpardonably virulent, and he (Merrick) told | fort, the prettiest girl in the place, and taeir wed. | place nest tine Capito! grounds, and reveiving’ an PE 3s ineae, Twish to give the busi | _ Small Mis ne Castine, wee are complainants and “Eliy Keely and others are defen- 18 |. | Buss that Helm ought to be removed, As to Col. ding was set for Wednesday afternoon. The | ®Mirmative reply he sald be understood that this p,as Thave a zood position out of theelty ard for the State, War and Navy | dants, the undersigned ‘Trustees will sell at public aue- : Corkhill, the wituess sald, he was not Drought tn | minister and the guests: were’ prese {ts | Man was trylug to reform. ele s+ Liox 91, Star of Awill. be received at this witice | Hon, On FRIDAY the TWENEY-SEVEN TEL GTHS DAT omtace with hits omichai, a mrstood fae tat Serta an |. SIE. Willane aad ten cheb ‘atrheahy Oppeain be prrtipente in thie city, will. ben i fais oftco | Hon, oe : eS ae pr Cia DAL contact with him officially, but it was unde were ready for display, but no bridegroom ap-| | Mt. ely appeatod te Eat FIVE (5) 01 remises, the following-described real estate, situate in he city of Washington and District of Columbia, aud kuown as Lots Oe (1) and Two (2), in squareeight hun- dred and forty-two (842), but wl have been subdi- vided by the Trustees, under an order of the court, into Lots A, B, ©, D, E, F and G—iots A and B having a front of seventeen féet'and five and one-half inches each on i opened immediately thereafter in presence of bid= that he was not to have anything todo with the ders. cases. The witness also thought and sald that Mar- shai Henry ought to have been removed. He sald Henry was openly in sympathy with the accused, and while out west, during the trial, published & bitter attack upon Col Bliss. Ho (Merrick) openly peared. A hurried search was inaugurated, and it Was ascertained that he had left the village on Tuesday, and his whereabouts could not_be ascer- tained. "Miss Montfort bore the disappointment bravely, and seemed to feel that some misfortune hhad befallen her lover, and was sure that he had the mercy of the court. For over eighteen months this man had been living a sober, industrious life, endeavoring to support his children. ‘The Court.—Weil, I will not press this man in the Penitentiary who is trying to reform. Mr. Williams said be belleved if the @istrict at- ons, general instructiuns to bidders, and Proposal for any of the three classes of a will be furnished to established manufacturers or dealers on application to this office, THOS’ LINCOLN CASEY e declared in favor of his removal. not been actuated Dy lesire to desert her, It 1s | torney knew all the facts he would not press tt. epi eS Se | in ee ee Col. Bliss again titerooesa, and sald that Mar- | Known that he trted to borrow $900 on Tunday ae ‘The court sald that the testimony tn the former | PRovosa.s For Fu ©. beitig at the corner of 6th and B, and baying frout of shal Henry and the postmaster, deputy postmaster | failed to get the money, so that it is thought that = amend he — being pursued by men worse % War Dr ENT, June 6th, 1894. | fourteen feet and seven inches on 6th street, by s depth and Helm were removed at his request, and that | Money matters are the cause of his delinquency. | Mian himself, and he was not disposed to call him aled proposals. in dupticate, for Wood ond Coal, | of sixty-six feet and two inches on B street, to # four- the ex-postmaster revenged himself by getting on | His father said tuat the young man had a position | from work to stand trial, and he thought the case = a wi pe oe son Meng LG alley. improved bya two-story frame ouse rel the Committee on resolutions of the Michigan re- | 1n this city, and that he had probably come here. | Should go over Ull fall. It was so Sateen, Weduesday, June 25, 1848, for furnishing the War De: | ow 6th street, tora deitiat ciate ake tent aoe Gare tach publican convention and insisting that the admin- | A speclal ffom New York to the Baltimore meri >—— ¢ Tease, partment for the fiscal year ending June :0th, 1895,with | to aid fourfoot alley, improved cach by @. two-ate tration should not be endorsed, can says: ‘Mr. Lincoln $s said to be in Washington, est quality A CHARGE oF Maziciovs ‘Trrsrass.—Messra, All articles named to be of y frame house; lot F, having a front of eleven feet on y le oe ET ref. otk Merrick coo he had bee cridence t and intends to remain there.” Geo. coe gaa Thomas Cartwright recently t Rotana | sposais for the sor any portion of the Fuel re- | street, by a depth of sixty-six feet and two inches, im- ;) 69 Ist. P., M. & M..| 873g) 863 @ earhesthess and sincerity of the administration SS erected a lime Kiln on thelr property near Rock vas, Bilezics, | quid will te mcuved: The gternment reserves the Frovedls 1a, having g front of twenty-two fect on 6th Ml Strained Pact | $84] G8” | in the prosecution of imew ae closely allied to it The Simmy Wi creek, and removed a portion Of the canal wall to “irhit to ‘or all prope et and betd cand be ve Y ° THR si STEST- 5 at bos eposite ‘The Coal end Wood to be deliveved at the War Depart- | guod ewocatary stanky alineat new The dseoie Gas: .....Unlon Pac. 40 | politically. WHY THR SONS OF CONSTANTINE SIMMS ARE CONTEST- | facilitate the loading and unloading of canal boats. northwest, XTURES AND POOL uthwest, “i ment Bureans or OMices in Washington, for which re quired, by the parties to whom the contract (or con- nay be awarded. in such quantities as the con- of the Department may require. at, War and Navy Department Build- hf isement, fons to Viddera, and above given are in accomance with the plat as made by Wab. Pac thé surveyor of the District, and which will be exhib- ited by the Trustees ou day of sale, or, if desired, at any ine before sale. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in six, twelve and. teen mouths from the day of sale,on each pice MR. MERRICK DENIED that he had spoken to Walsh of the case against Brady and Dorsey as being “in extremis,” and then he went on to describe the difficulties in the way of making up the case. He said it was generally ING IT. ‘The will of the late Edward Simms, which ts now ‘the subject of tigation in the Circuit Court, was dated March 12, 1833. It provides that his daugh- ters Catharine and Mary and hisson Richard shall ‘They were arrested by the Canal company on a Charge of malictous trespass, and the case coming up in the Police Court to-day, Judge Snell continued Mf, a8 action will be had in tbe civil courts. The defendants were released on thelr own recogni- Zances to appear again a gveek from to-day, ral cash, at the F | : cash, at thought that the court was averse to the prosecu- | occupy house 919 © street northwest for one year i ads pset bi imaysed toéetab- | option of the purchaaer. Fifty dollars debosit required Sao ee on, because tt did notTegard the evidenodas post. | ae haus te C Tent, and bequeathes $15,000] Cancers IN THe RRVENTR MARINE SeRvicr.— WokcH & CU. OBERT I. cee rn Ce oe On ee et ARD, BALTIMORE, June 14-Vinginia sixes, consolidated, | UVely involving Brady. in trust to Catharine V. Simms for the malnte- | qne following assignments have been made tn th a — r BCILDIN * Gunton Law Building. | appast 36%; past-due coupons, 3¢ new ten-forties, 32% bid to COL. INGERSOLL'S OFFER OF COMPROMISE. ne ras nied AES EM | seca guailseoion tun ihe okies, 4 SALE-ONE UPRIGHT PIA AT FAIKPAX FRANK T. BROWNING, rrusteee | day. Mr. Merrick said that during the first trial Bliss | 8°0'S death among varlous Catholic iustituttons,and @ ‘marine service: Capt. D. B. Hodgsdon, to wuaad Sloe monte tae set Jelteokds — Coltunbin Law Building, BALTIMORE, Mn,, Jina 14—Cotton dull—mta- Catharine V. and Mary G. Simms and Edwardina | 8. Warren. The further bequests are to Edward P. Simms, of Brooklyn, $4,000; Henry Simms, of Brooklyn, $4,000, and ait the rest and residue of the estaté was given to the three danght having advanced Edwardina & Warren suin Was charged against her share. ‘Thi the will was tiled by Edward P. and Henry $ | Of Brooklyn, sons of Constantine Strom: command the Perry, at Ruffalo, N. ¥.; Cant Abbey, to command the Grant, at Ne ‘ork; W. S. Simmons, to command the Hamt! Philadelphia; the Stevens, at 2 tached from the Gra ders; First Lieut. W. C, at Detroit. Forward, told him that the grand jury would not indict in the Parker and Saulsbury cases, and that he had a Proposition from Col. Ingersoll to, submit those | cases to arbitration, Elmer, Bliss and Ingersol to be dling, 11% Flour quiet md steady. Wheat—southern nominally frm: western Hher and quiet southern red, 2.05a1.07; do. amber, 1,031.11; No. 1 Maryland, 1.103 ). 2 western’ Wuter red, spot, and “June, big: July, 1.024.024; August, ions 1 eptember, 1.03 bid. ‘Cort—southern scarce and highe western hizher and dul; southern white, do, 344: weatert mixed, spot, 6)ac0s: June, nly, 60 August. 61\a62. Oats ste vaso S' SALE OF VALUABLE 'D UNIMPROVED PROPERTY 0? OF NINTH AND H STRi By virtue of a deed of trust, dated July 1, 1881, and recorded in Liber #78, folio 8 land! ls of the District of Co) pt m, at er, to command |" Soil proposals the arbitrators. Witness replied that that would the m be a good tribunal for the government and it would be a good thing to secure several hundred thousand dollars from the Parkers and Saulsburys in ¢: pulson, to t Second Lieut, W."H. E it Mol fern visite, 5 do. mixed, the government failed to convict in the case then | S0nS of the ‘deceased. ‘They raise th to the Boutw Ponnssivania, S7ai0. "He nteady, O8aid. Provinions | jag Soverument falled to, ated the declara | to Whether the deccased was of sound 1 NE FOURTEF U'CLOCE | steady,with fairly active émand. Sugar—copper refined | PPNG prosecuted, and Bliss sas He P executes 3 “ ue aumbuce entoon (17), | quit, T3sais%.” Whisky steady, Io, Other articies | Uon thal the grabd jury would not indict. Bilas | he executed the wiil, and as to. whi THE Ick CoNpITIONS NEAR GrERNLAND.—Socre- | tary Chandler has recelved a letter from McKay & Dix, of New York, giving the latest n niand, obtalr Fluorine, tr: between r pland, and Philadciphta, and | Which has just arrived at the latter port. The ¢ | Fluorine and the Silica sailed trom “Hambung a of Moses nade ws Poll Wh tnehanged Fights € Rverpeol per steamer steady— cotton, 9-640: flour, 1s, grain, Bigd. Receipta—four, Tal barrels; wheat, 21,000 vishel orn, 13,000 bushels oats, 7,000 bushels: ‘rye. 2.000 bushels, Shipments— h 1,000 bushel 000 bushels, Balus— wheat, 142,000 bushels; ,000 bushels, ‘The Chicaso Markets, CHICAGO, Irx.. June I, 1135 a. m—Clondy and | had then just come from the grand jury. Mr. Mer- | procured by undue influence, compulsion or fraud. rick declared that the arbitration could have been | The caveators produce a will dated March 31, 1873: legally brought about and the result made tostand | the main point of difference between it and the In law. “Witness was not consulted because he was | last will being that, after making various small lie not counsel In the civil cases. questa, the rena ler of the estate was to be dl | = vided equally among the hetrs-atlaw. In ti SUP nen oe ae Will the share to Constantine Simms was oii When he spoke to Mr. Merri and instead his two sons, who are contest vision of square mum) ie hundred -four (934), as the same are bounded and in said kubdivision recorded in Liber W. B. M., in the office of the surveyor of th: District of Din, sof sale: One third of the purchass money in slonce in one and two years, with interest at six nt from day of &: ich notes of the lows, s paratel; Work as classified and described d giazing and painting as classi 1 from the iting as above ntin, m for which the whole cuted, and no bids by the ing the grand | ‘would not, indict cof the matter, aser, secured by deed of trust on the cool, Wheat is yas; hiche, latter August aud Septem- will, Were given $4,000 each. March 25th, and arrived at Arsuk i April sin, Sail Lean | shall Beaiven. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. X | ber Osta tachanged, Fork 10¢, lower, THE GOVERNMENT BETRAYED. ——— and Look refuge in the harbor of Kystallk. ‘The Chavucter aud kind, to be | (chosit of 5 will poe Clee ee a ae Walsh’s testimony to the effect that Merrick had = A Epos Ratification Meeting. Silica was arty n horth to latitude 63.N. iN . ‘espa E I TS cen ge cs The Petrolam Market. told him that Bliss had betrayed the interest of the {a meeting of representatives of different state | 54 W., where countered broken fee and a pd eabietectory security will bere | oovand cost ot tien iat to archases ey Mt Me) prPTSBURG, Pa., June 14.—Oil fairly active, anda = tioned for the faithiul and exaet perform associations and the republican central commit contract, j Of the District last night, Mr. A. M.Clapp presiding, and Prof. Greener acting as secretary, resolutions belt Of tee ten miles broad. She salled along a ser. Pack fifty miles which was s0 high one could not | government was referred to, and Mr. Merrick was asked if he had sald that. The witness said that firmer. The market opened at 7135, advaticed to med and at non was 7234. tri 73, then dec C2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- count of the rain until WEDNESDA iHTEENTHE DAY OF JUNE, A.D. 1884, at hour and place. 3. J. DAK 408 CHAS. A. 403 5th treet Dw. ND, 0., Junels—Petroleum unchanged. te, 110 dex. ten, 770. THE MIDDLEDNS’ FAILURE. More Interestiig Disclosures, D. W. MIDDLETON'S CARD-A BOGUS NAME ON THEIR, BOOKS—DICHMAN Ig ENGVN AS “TUSTIN” FOR OB- When Walsh frst disclosed to him the evidence he had given to the grand jury about Kellogg he (Mer- rick) Was very much Surprised that he had not been told of it by Bliss. He might have sald in substance to Waish thatif his statement was cor- Tect and true the government had been betrayed, or something to that effect. MR, MERRICK AND MR. KER. were adopted appolnting a meeting, tobe ueld next Thursday night, tor the purpose of ralitylog the notnination of Blaine and Logan. ‘The chatrman Was authorized to appoint comuittees to have charge of the details. ‘The following committee on finance, appointed by the chairman of the committee of arrangements, Will meet this evening: Dr. EA. Adams, E. W! over it. ‘The superintendent of the mines at Ivigtut says the past winter has been the most severe for frost, suow and gales ever known, and Arsuk Ford froze deeper and further out than before. After May 4th the weather was fine, and ‘the Fluorine encountered no ice in coming out. Mrs. McDonald Wants a Divorce. Cincinnati special to the N. ¥. Times, 13th, = With regard to Ker’s testimony that Merrick witn | Whltaker, Green B. Raum, 'H. W. Louderinitk and | C2 aa is seer een eerire DUN OSNSON -BEOS. Ansdonews: JelM-d&d8_ | yrous REASONS—MORE EVELATIONS PROMISED—A | indignation told him that Bliss wanted to let Dor, PERG Sher erm OPRLSLIEGOES wll. be meno, pret saints ny eke = 00 Bis = ) ‘GOMERY cOnnry Lo: AT PUBLIC} yanger CERTIFICATE’S TRAVELS—MR. DICHMAN | sey go and convict the others, Mr. Merrick sald he —_~-___ < v " t3e4} THOS. F. WAGGAMAN. the common pleas court of this county,on the ground of extreme cruelty. Bu ANSWERS D. W. SUGGESTIONS. It 1s two weeks to-daysince the Middleton fail- MIDDLHON AND MAKES STRONG did not recollect, any such conversation with Ker, and he did not belleve any such conversation ever occurred. The witness also dented that he sald to The Hahnemannian Association, At the afternoon session of the Inter: Mrs. McDon in her petition that she was marrie id states to McDonald ONEY TO LOAN 6 ‘The undersizned, as at omnes in fact for the heirs of rumpt attent Luraurr Knowles, deceased, will offer, at public sale, at eles Stati al As BRADLEY, 3s Hahnemannian association yesterday, papers were a = n the Metropolitan Brauch railroad,on el a a < * at Berlin, Wis, October 23, 1879, and that on June myi6-1m etnorthwost, | SATUIDAY JULY FIFTH, 1est, at TEN O'CLOCK A, | ure took place, and it till probably be another | watch Iie tard Me ee, Faeiun Hn the case tO | read by Drs, Wells, Cranch, Bigler, Hozus, Butler, ah a wae Mtg aes ateine ae a — - M., (if fair, if not, the next fair day), twenty-four build: ok bel on the ttes of the creali t nya Rae a ? Pearson and Swan, and thelr contents disc by < pn . 2 Qt oO = ing lots, rangiue in size from one-half acre to fifteen and | Week before even the conmilttee of the creditors, to Tect this testimony,” sald Merrick, turning to Ker. | hrs" Rrown Rutiey, Mislen Lawton, Gregy, Hawley | Street west, Washington, D. C., he ylolentiy laid 31,200, Any amo’ 1 Ti ots embrace the store house and de- | Say nothing of the assifee, will be able to make | ‘The latter sald “Yes,” and then took the stand. and Dillingham. In the evening Dis. boceaun sexi | hands on her, pushed her to the sofa, attempted to ae OURSE, pot at Knowles! Station. and the 19% acre lot istu- | tnetr report. Some of tye creditors who have been |, et’s correction Was more Verbal than othorwise. ap age of echt rooms and out. 3 anh Fe SUIKE Let, thiratened hor with great Injury a a 10) F strvit._| prosed by ae necessar senbaiianih sree In enentine RDere: 5 ¥ ; aigo asrerts He said the word “wants” should go in so as to 10th and F streets northwest. 2h LASS LOARD AND ROOMS: CE oh aed 4 = oon and small dwelling. A plat will be exhibited on the day of sale, or may be seen before on application to. Win. H, Mahnekee, Knowles’ Station, who will show the to any one desiring to wapect it. One-third eas and two years, purehaser’s option. ‘Title reserved unt | Purehase money paid. Conveyancing at cost of pur- chaser. C. A. C. HIGGINS, Brookville, Ma. M. Bb. Knowles, Md. Penns ivania aven Ya! toe KINDLING and STOVE Woob. 99*Pa. ave., cor. 2thand Ks treet and Potomac river. BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘Twelfth and Water streets southwest. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 1202 F street northw: ‘7th street northwest; 1740 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; 1112 9th street northwest; Corner 3d and K stres 221 Pennsylvania avenue southwest. ILROAD YARD SOUTH SIVE WHARVES, givine ties for the economic handling of teases taken. jr & OF PAT? NT: LARGEST PRIV 7 OF NEW YORK; also, EXT | FUEL ot all kinds, D ON CARS DIR MINES INTO A only in best qualities of ANTHRACITE and All kinds of WOOD, either in the stick or prepared to 200 1, SOLICIT¢ FCT FROM THE RD. ee legally trans- N COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, ds il prices as low a8 Fuel can be Cos. Asp Woon. inst received a large lot of Bakers’ PINE fresh: mined COAL for domestic tse, ali uf which we offer at ue attention of consumers fs respectfully in’ an mspection of our stock. avid fo STEPHENSON & BRO., ‘7th st. wharf and 12th st. and Pa. ave. __THE TRADES. ) UFUS H. DARBY, BOOK, J. x INT) eR AND ‘PUBLIS! th Dr. H.O. CANDLE & CO., 6 F street nort i WISH TO SAVE T. PAND MONEY cc LP lend! ot in all cases of private discas: = medicine at any hour during BAND NEWSPAPER investigate before you cousult, 432 9th street. SON _BROTHE! MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 46 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, MARKED DOWN PRICES, All our 1234. DRESS GINGHAMS reduced to 10e. per yar Geo. H. Gilbert's best 6-4 PLAID FLANNELS at 980, per yard. These coods are retailed all over at $1.50, Geo. H. Gilbert's best 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTH at 95c. per yard; regular price $1.25. Go. H. Gilbert's best OPERA FLANNELS at S80, per yard. AllWool BASKET FLANNELS at ASe. per yard. 23-inch Shepherd's PLAID DRES3 GOODS at 150, per yard; former price 25e. ; colors Blue, Pink and Beige. 23-inch British MOHAIR PLAIDS at 15c. per yard; former price 25¢. 23-inch British DE BEIGE at 25c. per yard. These goods are of recent purchase and very cheap. 94-inch (double fold) CASHMERES and DE BEIGES at 25. per yard. Best 1,400 LAWNS, former price 124c., now 10c. per yard. ‘Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at 9c. per yard. Koechlin’s Best French SATTEEN at 3730. per yard. ‘These goods represent solid colors only. Black Wool BROCADED BUNTING reduced to 20c. per yard, All-Wool Block LACE BUNTING at 25¢. per yard. All-Wool NUN'S VEILING at 25e. per yard, in all de- sirable shades, Lupin’s Best ALBATROS at 50c, per yard: colors Cream, White, Pink, Biue and Black. 40-inch Cream White NUN'S VEILING at‘50c. per yard—a decided bargain, 25 pices Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMASKS re- duced to 6c. a yard; actually worth 818 yard. ‘These goods are worthy the inspection of our friends sist of a safe, a counter, i/o or three desks, a stove and two small kittens. ’ # creditor took thé old cat on the day of the failure It 13 evident that the pubile are just on the ep of interesting develop- ments. Mr. D, W. Midditon 1s out in a.card to-day denying the Statement oMr. Dichman (late of the New York firm of Midd}ton, Dichman & Co., of New York) as publishd in’ last evening’s Star, and declaring that Mr. Hchman “4s a poor man to assume the position hé as when his name appears on our (Middleton & Co.books ag ‘Tustin,’ as tt 1s to this day for obviouteasons” This 13 an im- portant revelation, and he Inquiry 1s very general to-day, why, “for obviow reasons” the name of the New York tember of thi firm should be concealed on the books in Washington, It has an unpleasant look to put it mildly. Mr. D.W. Middleton addst*Dichman’s course, too, in forcing S. E. Middieton ad myselt to make hia ‘an assigninent of our whas New York interest as a preferred creditor will ppbably tead some of hits re- cently-acquired friends p consider his sincerity. I only ask of our creditorsto walt a few days, When the assignee promises a ill statement, witch will show where the money3as been lost. We have lost a great deal in bad Liyestments, and mistaken Judgments alone, as fai as know, explains all. My lnmediate family ire next to’ the heaviest losers, Which certainly ll show the truth of the Statement as to tny indivlual cause of the failure. We have more at the prper time to give concern- ing Mr. Dichman, now p frequently quoted and looked up to.” Mfr. Dicman *was not looked uy to” in 'THE STan’s report All that was publish yesterday was based onfeading Middleton & Co,.’s original letters to Dichmm & Co., N. Y., placing the funds of their customerato their own credit, and not buying the securitlefwhich they were ordered to with these fdentical amounts, If there were any supplemental lettersordering the purchase, a3 the Middietons may clala, Dichman says he never recelved them, and he ders the testimony of his Clerks and ail 6f his boo to the inspection of the Washington creditors toprove what he says. But it the proper time Mr. DAW. Middleton says he has more to say of Dichmay” allas * Tustin,” but. 1s lent over the fact tg Middleton & Co.’s books have not been settled in wh years, One well-known Washington man has tnced some shares in the Washington Market company, of this clty, which he had on deposit with Mildleton & Co, ‘they first took his property and Ipothecated it, and then sold it outright and keg the proceeds’ It is un- derstood that he loses tlt stock, as he cannot pre- Vent, it 1s understood, its transfer. ‘There are many other similar Instances, A CARD FROMMR, DICHMAN. To the Kditor of Tag EVESNG STAR: New York, June 14.—4y relations with D. Ww. ‘Middieton were those of 1 depositor, whose money was stolen with that of t® rest of his victims, The tirst card for him to pubBh ought, to be an expla- nation of what he did wi the assets of Middleton & Co, and the bonds and jtocks he converted of Ad- inirai Howell, Mr. Fred. foones and others. Ire- Peat now what T sald in Yashington, ae ‘his case ought to be investiga 1° jury. peihelaibeieeeed Goat = Mr. 8. E. Middleton statd to a Stan reporter this afternoon that he had n¢hing to say in regard to the publications last epning and this morning about matters connectedwith the suspended bank. “I see by the statement nade by Mr. D. W. Middie- ton that you would hay denied ignorance of the bank’s securities had yu been in town. Is that 80?” asked the reporter. “I have nothing to say about it,” was the reply. “I do not care to have arything said in the news- papers as coming from mi at present.” a Flower, Clevelmd and Bayard. strong as ever. BLISS’ FRIENDSHIP FOR DORSEY, ‘Mr. Merrick, resuming, sald that Bliss nad not thought the testimony as strong against Dorsey as against the others, and had sald that If Dorsey was out the others could be convicted. The witness admitted that he felt some suspleton growing out of knowledge of the past close relations between Bliss and Dorsey. He did not believe that Bliss ‘would be delinquent in his duty, but he did believe that in his heart Bliss dld not’ want Dorsey con- victed. Witness knew of no testimony that could have been adduced which Bilss did not produce. DORSEY, THE MASTER MIND. Mr. Merrick referred to the omission of Dorsey’s name by Bliss in the closing argument of the latter in the first case, and sald that might have been by inadvertence; but that he (Merrick) alluded to that omission in his closing argument, and paid special attention to Dorsey. Unfortunately he sald at that time an interview With Bliss appeared, in which he sald the evidence against Dorsey was not strong. ‘ot so strong as against the others, I sald,” put in Mr. Bllss. ‘Mr, Merrick sald he looked upon Dorsey as the originator and center of the whole scheine; that he inspired it and was the master mind. Mr, Bliss—“Well, Mr, Merrick, did L not describe Dorsey in the same way in my opening address to the jury?” ‘Mr. Merrick admitted that he ala. MR, MERRICK SAID MR. KER WAS WRONG in stating to the committee that Dorsey would have escaped in the closing arguments had not the At- torney General made it prominent in his specch, Mr. Ker dented that he sald that Mr. Merrick re- ated that he had not impeached or suspected Biiss’ tuelity, though he did Chink his ectinges more Jententiy inclined towards Dorsey than the others, and as.lis conversations with Ker were frank an free he might have suggested something of the kind. MR. BLISS EXCITED. Mr. Bliss excitedly asked permission to read from the record, and without. waiting for permission he read, showing that Judge Wilson wanted to read the Herald interview to the jury, but it was ruled out. COI. BLISS TO APPEAR AGAIN. Col. Bilss asked to be permitted to appear again before the committee and answer testimony taken since he had given in his. It was agreed that he should be heard next Wednesday. x .: Bayard’s Dover Speech. WHAT THE HOUSE DEMOCRATS SAY—IT PUTS HIS CANDIDACY OUT OF THE QUESTION. ‘The publication of the revised and old edition of Senator Bayard’s Dover speech has renewed, with considerable warmth, the discussion as to whether or not it expressed secession ideas which would se riously affect his presidential ‘aspirations. ‘The tm- pression left upon the minds of the majority of the democrats in the House seems to be that tt would not be safe to stake the chances of the party upon his candidacy in the face of that speech. It 13 con- ceded that to @ conservative mind there appears nothin; = the 5} = Tella singe e a ake tUnguished Senat patriotism, say that the fact that he spoke at all at ‘a meeting looked upon as one whose object was to endorse se- cession injures his chances before the masses of the Peay le. ‘They say that they cannot afford to put ir reliance upon any one upon whose loyalty there the ensuing year: Drs. R. R. Grigg, of Buffalo, N ¥., president; J. U, Bigier, of Rocuester, vice pi dent; J. B. G. Custis, of this cit ‘retary ward Cranch, of Erie, Pa., treasurer, and Berridge, of London, Eng.,corresponding secretary. A number of reports Were Fecelyed from the bureatt Of clinical medicine and the bureau of surgery Adjourned to meet at Freund's on 9th street, a banquet will be given the d by the resident members of sites ‘Tue SovrmERN MARYLAND Roap.—On the South- ern Maryland rallroad Mr. G. E. Baldwin, the con- Factor, 1s making such progress in preparing the road bed from Bennings to the District Ine that he ordered the tes and ralls to be delivered on Monday morning. By the latter part of next week he expects to have at least one mile of the track laid. Arrangements are in progress by which {tis expected the work will go right on, 50 that Mr. Baldwin wiil not only complete the road to Brandy- Wine this season but will run the branch from Mechanicsville to Drum Bay, on the Patuxent. IMPROVING CONGREGATIONAL StxarNo. — The Church Choral Union, which gives its first concert at the Congregational church next Monday even- ing, has aroused much fmerest among all those anxious to fmprove Congregational church singing, ‘The Washington branch has only been organized a few months, but already numbers 453 members, ‘The chorus Monday night will consist of #00 sing- ers. ‘The organization has now finished its frst course of instructior, consisting of eighteen weekly lessons In reading music, and the concert on Mon- day eventng is to show the progress that has been made. ‘The union, of which the Washington so- clety is only cne of' several branches, was started in New York city in 1881 by Rev. Mr. Schaufller, Mr, Palmer and other enthusiasts onthe subject of Congregational singing. ‘The movement met with instant favor. Beginning with 250 members, 1t grew in the first year to a membersulp of 1,600, and now exceeds 6,000, Ata recent concert in 'Git more's Garden the Soclety’s chorus exceeded 3,009 volces. legate ———— SENTENCES SUSPENDED.—This afternoon in the Criminal Court, before Judge Wylie, Thomas Hol loway, convicted of larceny of $140, was sentenced to three years in the Albany penitentiary, and Sentence was suspended. Henty Abbott, ‘con- victed of larceny of 385 from Mary E. Boarman, Was also sentenced to three years and the same order made, ———— CoLorED MEN AND THE SIGNAL CorPs.—During April W. Hallett Greene, colored, a member of the class that will graduate this year at the College of the City ot New York, applied to Gen. Hazen, chiet of the signal corps, for enlistment in the service. May 8th Gen. Hazen’ replied, stating that Congress by legislation had provided for the enlistment of men of color only in two regiments of infantry and cavalry, and had failed to pass bills providing for mixed enlistments, which he interpreted as an expression of the public policy of the national legis- lature, which he was notzat liberty to violate, He therefore dismissed the application. General Alex- ander S$. Webb, president of the college, to whom Greene appealed, laid the case before Secretary Lincoln, who on the 4th instant sent him a reply advising Mr. Greene to make a new application, (the Secretary's) en- to Gen. Hazen, In e Secretary said that he could not concur in the views of the chief signal officer as ‘to what is the public policy of in relation to persons of color being enlisted or otherwise em- loyed in the public service, and that action should ‘taken accordingly. President E build ere 50 be offer 0 vestiga situat firm Mr art sh oeante 36 SERAIONS 3 : . used vile’epithets towards her. she also asserts aid On Real Estate Security, quality. ‘These wood lots lie on the road leading from | Dichman’s repo ig! pay | Dorsey go.” the closing session of the Hahnemanntan Streets, in Columbus, Onio, prior to December, 1883, At Lowest Rates of Interest. Ruowis to Washington. Also, a lot of 16% acres, in | @dollar. One creditor sid to-day that the avall- Air. Stewart, sald Ker's correction did not make | ctety to-day the following were elected officers for | he locked her in their ronm, struck, choked and a OCR TEEAN, fine state of enitivation, and has a fine apring ofwater | able assets could be sce) at the bank, andcon-| BY material change. It left the allegation as otherwise abused her. She left him June 6, fearing further violence. McDonald was imprisoned in the Missourl penitentiary for complicity In the whisky ring under Gen. Grant's administration, and while there wrote a book entitled + rets of the Great Whisky Ring and Eighteen Months in the Peniten- ”” Mrs. McDonald alleges that her husband's interest in this book fs worth $50,000, and asks for alimony. A divorce sult was brougiit 2 Donald at La Crosse, Wis., by years ago. ———— Tlanvanp Conrers No Mong, Poutricas. Deoness, The black eye which Harvard college gave Butleray ago in refusing him the custon degree of LL.D. given to Massachusetts gov was supplemented yesterday by the action of the Harvard overseers. . Robinson will also be re- fused the ds governor will be made an LL. D. here: s ecause he iS a governor. jot sald to phla Press corre Spondent last night: “Harvard will give no more degrees as mere political spoils, asin years past; but now and hereafter the recipient must have Shown marked ablilty to the branch of jurtspru- lence.” fter’ simp! —— KILLED BY AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.—A crowd of boys playing witha Droken telephone wire dangling rom a pole near Seaside Park,at Bridgeport,Conn., last night ‘threw the wire over an electric light ‘wire and enticed one of theirnumber—Chas. Schul- thuss, eight years old—to take hold of the sus- pended end. “He did so and was tnstuntly killed by ‘The electric current ———+e2—_____ GROWTH OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICA.— ‘The official report, issued at Rome, of the Catholic church showed that since the founds e See of Baltimore, in 1759, twelve ecciestas rovinces have been erected in America, Wwelve metropolitan sees, 54 episcop Vicarites aj nd_one prefe ‘The post office in Boston was entered Thurs- day night by burg'ars, who broke open the safe and took about $800 worth of stamps and money. SICK PRADACHR, LANGCOR AND MELANCTOLT generally spring from a Torpid Liver, a Disordered Stomach or Costiveness, the distressing effects of which Dr. Jayne's $ Pils will speedily re- move; by their ben on on the billary or gans they will also lesse Ukelthood of a return. DIED. ITTENDEN, June 13, 1884, J. WALLACE CRIT. TENDEN, Chief Clerk Rollway Mail ‘Service, 34 ‘Servies at his late residence, 790 Eighth street north- west, 5 p.m. Saturday, 14th inst. Interment Greens- boro’, N.C. x “a On ISth, 1884, at * Avoqiy child of Harry P and Eulalia Mt G Funeral will take place Sunday, June 15. at S o'clock, from the residence of her aunt, Sirs. LM. Eituatn, 2338 Hi street northwest. ° HARVEY. On Saturday, June 14, 1854, at 9:50 o'clock & m., MARIA, wife of Henry Harvey, aged tweuty-five *SRineral will take place from the Second Baptist church, on 3d street, between H and I streets northwest, fonlay attarsoon at's" culoce, Pricade are tuspest, ittend., * . June Mi fully invited to Sea MILLER. On Frid at 8s GATHERING MILLER, beloved wite of frank Milles, Her funeral wil take Place Monday morning, at 8:30" ERED stivet, sad proceed to Se. Fequiem mass will be hdd at oviock. ‘Sequaintances are respectfully Invited to attend. NORRIS. On June 12,186, MARY E, NORRIS, tn ‘Funeral to take piace from ner late residence, No. 2704 45 o'clock p.m. "raised. Affairs in West Washington. unbarton, rthwest, Sunday at 3 ‘Ber- La PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS and patrons, and as the supply is limited an early call is ‘VIEWS OF REPRESINTATITE CURTIN. Pehl preening Or ASeenoa cae | un Wane Wasnieoren Ganon toe Gece. ie Mocs st Me ion church Gortiveest,” Eiicads oak ‘tial medical mist’ 123% Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. @, } sol‘cited. “They say this ” sald Mr. Curtin to Tig | of the meeting the report 1s quoted, where it says: | closing exercises of this school for the session, 1833- | relatives are respectfully invited to attend, a case, and casa | Fine printing a specialty, ‘jan! —_— Sran, “that Flowerhas he majority of the New| “This speaker, (Bayard), as was evidenced by his | 1884, took place on yesterday, at aa F and ‘On Friday ing, June 13, at 612 z 7 sltations free! —=* — a Peomplicates imatters a | extreme caution: avolded te rank avowal of tieason | consisted of musical exercises and the distribition | cock: Pad the tate Shrecnas Bash Sulla Socete fa he : ole, $2 North Liberty serra, INVESTMENT: ° OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT ae ee emanating from Whiteley, b SE eee eae ee | ee ae ceraacaes. Prizes, consisting of gold | forty-afth year of bee ——— — -_ cons — = = — . ’ fc him). fe wi 61 with: funeral take afternoon, at fonr fee ood Meat LE AEED. SURFER. THE WORST | (\OLORADO SECURITIES —LOANS UPON DEED | "ctl Complete im all its branches. ‘Tammany ‘has Jecided to oppose Cleve- | ppplause, ahd received only a Schall traction et se | Licuty, Alice Mayfeld, ‘Blanche Bronn, Marion ofclock, from Wer late renidenon Wo, B05 ar ntoret Sout gent’ "Ni kniteor Natures tana: Romrcard sermeniey | C2jof trust net ¥ per cent “Bonds andwarrants aud Alt Colors MOSQUITO NETTING at 60c. apiece, &t sen oot “1 understana that | “ation” > gala Cox, when askea La, Wheatley, Bertha, Mitchell | Sustedteatindns Tee ed Es 1 nife o S LL y i ‘Reginus V. Shanks, De SHRADEK Oftice 1912 7th at. nw. Je-2w*_ | ington referenora given, Comesporien se etre ae ; a ny aud Irving ‘have united on Cleve- | 9 gious nim’ ts (ian iat tn Onoe ae Morgah, ‘Maggio Barbet, “Hattie Jacobs,| SHANKS At 1 p.m. June 18th, 18%, LUCY & Q DENTISTRY. Late — ea eee Gane, JE Unis Js oo dog nat matter, who the dele, | the republication of the specch vote Upiniase ak | cates ot tae fists ckeas te Say | skye caree is a =) are instructed ” mat tt out for. inion e = ISTRY. ————— = fitee, “Sig put up min whol New York, New | Hwnse de Was Drought Our for. Tne opinion, of | cates of the fret class to Emily Dowling, Fanny Littie Tiney, she has tof wn, D a. T. MURRAY, Bt 1S THE wortp: [lt sation Jersey and donnectlout would ulito upon. ‘They | House seems to be that it hurts him. It puts Jackson, Laura Lichty, Ciaudia R. Stuart, Blanche eeea Tint berpy bana, 1310 F street northwest, UPPER TEN _ seem poe a ronnie: and Sees nt of the question, I ane we with: Sa Mathews Other for Rr Upin Beawen wih the snes, ae Gwe TL EH ee Ey OUR LACE DEPARTMENT. the candidate if they’ agree,” Ie generally oon canaidate” shower shart, Eva Giltert eats Moppan ‘and Moore ee Den Pare, Sh sa supposed that Clevolant would man they ‘who lead now?” asked Tam 3 ‘Mitchell made Presentation, wate WWwww Hu KY ‘would be most likely to sree upon” cTherr cant say peCe Stam | Crercisca with the Pronounced | , Funeral will take place from her parents! residence, 1501 F Street wew HSH sos kK F = ‘We are adding fresh attractions every day to our Lace | "How about the publication of his| «who will ‘deciare by Rev. A. R. ‘of Christ chureli.. The wext | No. 3129.0, street. Sunday, er vation of tae oui Ste eat aon pee = pubtepehnigink ee eee om 2 tne | ott, Kel has told me that he has no canaiaate, | session wiil begin September 10,1854 wo. | a. fare reapectfully ? aie a Department,and thereby intend to keep up the immense ahtctersh how ee that.” ‘Tas Prrsiats Cereenars Crometin Lodge, ee ’ Dex Peautiful mts of Leth sot eo H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, ran weare having, Just now we are offering the People took Nien te det tuoree the trembles | Uae nce mes Cleveland?” fm, Knights of Fythias, celebrated te tent eg Theos. eeth filled for Extracting without ‘30 conte. PHILAD! i . here's NO way Of finding out now.” “No. He is not going to oppose any one the errivge Ad Ma All operations warranted ~y ELPHIA, BIGGEST BARGAINS IN ORIENTAL LACES = party n See eS, from Hehmions, Als Duscriot, were proseute ‘Ten | 3 ene eas oe eee : aon The mai = asked Tam Lodges, present. . we Filling BSONS, COR dru AND E ever offered at 10,1276 15. 18, 19and 26e..yard,andwe| rug asian Gate sapem fp mo mriDENCE OF | Sebey MEE Me OPpORe his nomination? Visitors were recelved Spencer O. and friends are to as Behe without extracting 8 loc geeea eure of tooth | Pose Reorrven— bas NESS. “No; I think not.” Refreshments were bourvirally ‘ad- On 1864. ot 12:45am. SAR AB fhe cue “alleviates palm of ‘extracting aoe oe Fre ee eee epee | aay omic or of 3. H, squier & | ‘Thea he added: “Of course, Mr. Kelly has not au- Seales Ree Ee a ee anes 10ers ise 3 . aves ingwined ate hour. fue tanage. ke Sruemroenry 35 | Co., sald to a Sran To-day At the a a ee ee ee ae not ae neal | meat wan, nner the corre oe Me 7 ‘an angel came to eather ASH, CHERRY AND WALNUT ments that deposits werj made in the bank on the of a delegation he is going fonave. Ne — = = Rts 7 CHAMBER FURNITURE. Narrourrmo Waren. books nos now a retired adiniral of the vase Cox's opinion as to the effect of Me Bayard’ situated at the Junction of 28th and M streets a er Felsnsrkoqocu wcrc h ° Tas been stated We kan ot no widen ales hana | SBoeen is coneurTed in by. ee ofr West Washington sy that i has not received | (2: Lay Sad leventh Sen ton ecu superior to any min- ie no Wi ° at Ie eral water now in all cases from Michigan| ‘The Rev. Ww of even acoat of paint avery time. The C4 which we are offering st Great Bargains, HEADACHES, GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL, pys- | UTES, AgOsy BOF a ‘a8 reported. Mr. W. | bas The ‘of, Nevraska, t3 | waist hay Need turned om for leaving | errr TAMBO aa? 5 N 0) YEPSIA, BILOU! WANT O! TK w. the gent 4s said to have de-| which he was elected by Episcopal conven- | the basin covered with debris, It is a disgrace wae NO DICORY tas rouarep SINGLETON & HOEKE, TANGUOR, ConSULANCE ARD nthe ay of closing, emphatically | ton. a Dulsance, instead of the ornament It was Intend- sii ton, 2s liustrated tn the “Holman Liver £01 Market Space and 308 and 310 8th street, EBILITY. it to Tas Stan . Mr. Sintth says| Theebaw, king of hae €d to be. Go.’s Rrmedies." Consultation free Dey ENTIRELY FREE FROM GRIPING. ‘that from his. thus far, of the books, her mother, and bas the queen’s | CONDITION OF THE WATER aT 7 4. «.—Great orver st and E atreets uocthwess ait | Carpets Cleaned, called for and delivered, my23 | Ask your Merchant for it ‘my20-am | nota crooked pears ‘Sister. es Falls, condition 1," Distributing reservotr, 36.