Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1884, Page 1

} / THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY. Exeept Sunday, aT THE ST: TLDEN Rerthwest Cerner Penzs Ave. an? 1th 3t, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 20. W. ADAMS. Pres't Tyr tyeeree Sten fe cerve suvecrthers im ths delount eh Ie vente ee Copiew atthe counter, J plepaid—Weents a month, wecc tid ree mai! n ‘Ter Weed Stam. oat on Feiday—$1 a year, “The pening Star, = fonts I erintions must be Paid ts advance; or. mm avnttcation, ro > 63 —N®* 9,727. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. JUNE 27, 1884. AMUSEMENTS HEATAE COMIQUE T SUMMER GARDEN. Re-eugaremeut of MISS ALICE OATS, For One Week More. MONDAY, Inne 20, This Zamcous Artiet: will apis a FALL PARSLEY, a FIFLD OF TH® CLOTH OF GOLD, Ite first production in this city, GRAND G\LA MATINEF, FRIDAY, July 4th, Princess Frebizonie reniaind=r of this week. Jet ATHLETIC PARK. FOR FIVE DAYS ONLY. . COMMENCING TUESDAY. JULY 1, AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS, RAIN OR SHINE. ‘THE WILD WEST IS_AMEXICA’S NATIONAL EN- TERTAINM: PRESENTING REALISTIC PICTURES OF LIFE ON THE BORDER, And introducing A SCORE OF BORDER HEROES, Chief of whom is BUFFALO BILL, ‘The Famous Army Scout aud Guida, aidedby = | CAPT. AH. BOGARDUS, ‘The Champion Sh t of the World. THE BOGARDUS BOYS, ‘The Dead Shot Quarterte, MaJ. FRANK NORTH, ‘The White Chief of the Pawnees. BUCK TAYLOR, The Hing of the Cow Boye, JIM LAWSON, ‘The Lariat Thrower, FRED MATTHEWS, ‘The Deadwood Stace Driver. FRANK WHEELING, ‘The Yony Express Rider, i jeans, Indians. Bronchos, Elk, Buf- | we to makeup j AND And Combos, fac, Burros, &c., all com MOST THRILLING, AGRAND AND REALISTIC STREET PARADE Wal be given TUESDAY MORSIN3, Leaving the grounds at9 ofclock. The line of parate Will be from erode along © w'zeet, to 7th street down Hiteet and three sthee! back vo Athletic Bark 325°5¢ ‘T= Fes cunt ore ox { BOYS’ BICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES, ‘To Reduce Stock. WM. ©. SCRIBNER, sett 08 E street northwest. MS. 7, DoNCH, AWD, HIS ORCHESTRA WIE in the eity taessummer ‘The best of mie ps, e., cau be sncured by applyinu at fead- | noe, GOS Ht street nortl west ae tn Healdence, 112) haa rdera loft wt Freund caver wl ‘tien. ed to. Orders, by mail of telegrayh, Feetde pst promptly attended, RIVER'S SUMMER GARDEN. THE COOLEST FAMILY RESORT IN THE CITY. THIS WEEK_NFW COMPAS EW PROGRAM! SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. Admission 10 cents, Jpeszeu oF axatomy. OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A M. TO 10P. 410 tzu Sraxer Noarawast, Pant I-GEOLOGY. Pant LI—ETHNOLOGY. Yanr I11_ANATOMY. Yaur IV—PATHOLOGY. Apsasstos, % Cuts, Every Friday from 2t0 6 p.m for Ladies only. Je. ae Muss: MUsier MUSIC: Ui rot PF EIBNER'S Band and Orebeatra furnishes Fustclass Music for all occasions. Ineaidence, No. 1217 7th street northwest, e101" ‘MMICH'S EAND AND_ ORCHESTRA—FIAST- ‘Claes Music furnished fur Excursious, Picnics, Fane Fartes. Church Entertainments and all other vccasiarm, residence, 11375th etrect northwest, Office hours, 3to Ham. sto se3an MONT? For teria, appl my sige SEWING MACHINES, &c. Tux Lions Rexsrxo New Howe AND EARTPORD SEWING MACHINES, the simplest and most durable Sewing Machines ever Produced Sold cu mouthiy payments, and liberal dis- count for cash, re Lelilable Sewing Machines and Fashion Rooms, feoth etreeta, w.. St. Cloud Building Good machines for rent. All kinds repaired Bazar Paper Fusbius sem y "7 S ¥ Cinns O. N. T.S2cor Corrox, SIX SPOOLS FOE % CENTS, StAUERBACH'S Bat. Gente’ Purnisitee and Sewing ‘Machine Itowsim coruer 7th and 3. Arency for the self-hrending. igh arm light ran- ning silent NEW AMELICAN. New. lahat improved DOMESTIC, SINGER, W. & re OPEN TO ALL to “ORVILLE JOHNSON. acd Penne avenue nw, wiLs & ani other Grst-clase machines from 820 uy No canvassing sens, ‘Our renting aud repeirinue dey it complete in detail All worm warras €.AUEKBACH, corner Tthand H. GREAT “HOUSEHOLD” SILENT Rewing Mts We Have Resowvsn ‘TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, if alltrips, except Bunday. OPPENHEIMER'S i PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. 3 BOOKS, &e. SPECIAL NOTICES. Mote castor ‘The Third Grand Excursion of tho Season will be wiven to MONIE CRISTO (Blackiston’s Island), SUNDAY, JUNE 2. THE JANE MOSELEY ‘Leaves 6th street wharf at 8:30 m., returning at 10 p. m. Elegant cuisine, salt-water bathing, boating, fsh- musi ‘Tickets, $0 cents, For all in- formation apply at Abuer’s Garden. A fine opportunity offered purchasers of lots for cot taxes on island. JeuT-22 seat ware MARSHALL HALL t this point SUNDAYS ing 7 ain..and Mary Wash- ‘The only steamboats are the steauer Matianole ‘3 GALA DAY AT NORFOLK. VIRGINIA STATE REGATTA, JULY 4rm AND 51H. POTOMAC AND COLUMBIA BOA’ WASHINGTON TAKE PART, TOG PROMINENT CLUBS OF PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON. Steamer GFORGE LEARY will leave 7th-street wharf July 3d at 5:30 p.m. “Returning, will leave Norfolk at 1m. on the 4th. Steamer EXC ELSIOR will leave 7th-street wharf July. rolk July Sth at 5p) mn. 4th. “Returning, will leave N Bxcursuuist can thus remain i Noriolk both day and rach home Sunday morniug, For furth ingusre at Company's Office, Tth-street wharf. Jemi-1t ¥ WELCH, Gen. Agent. HULL INSTITUTE EXCURSION. In compliance with the letter of the Archbishop re- lative to Excursions and Fientes, the following change in the hours for starting the steamers on the Excursion to begiven NEXT MONDAY has been found necessary: ‘The W. W. Corcoran will leave her wharf at 10 am. and5p.m; returning, will leave Marshall Hall at 2 and 8:90 p.m. ‘The Mary Washington will leave her wharf at 10 a. mand 6:30 p.m.: returning, will leave Marshall Hall at 4and 8:30 p.m. The Boats will leave PRoMPTLy as stated above. $026 3 OWER CEDAR POINT. WASHINGTON’S CONEY ISLAND, ‘Tne safe, swift and magnificent steamer NEW AR- MENIA will leave her whart, toot of 7th stret, daily * Saturtayy, at 4 am. nday 10 i, FetUrLing at 9 ym, commencing ‘The Armenia stops at Alexandria on Fridays only. Pee HC. BOWERS. Macager. For further information upply at office, St. Mare Hotel. " varticu- a 26-Im_ NIGHT EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, ASD FOrT MONKOF, VIRGINIA BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT. RETURNING MONDAY MOKNING. ‘The magnificent Steamer EXCELSIOR, from 7th- Street Wharf, S*terpay EMENT. Uuider cownuand “of Capt. Tx trips (Sundays, excepied) ta Boat wil leave at 10am, and ar Hive at 3:30 pin. Fare, round trip, 2 cents to all Ponts, except Mount Vernon, which is @1 SUNDAY AF:iRNOON trips will be continued se sual, leaving st 3 p.tu.,and arriving at 8 p.m Refreshments eboard the boat. “Fare 50 cents, je20 A BEBEES OF EXCURSIONS Will be given by the SATURDAY EVENING CLUB EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, Commencing Juxx 7. ‘The entertainments will consist of Dancing, Vocal Muse, Recitations &e, ‘The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will lesve her wharf at 6:50 p.te., returning at 11 p. m. Ladies’ Compiiniented Geutlenan’s Ticket, 60 cents, ‘Tobe had of the committee and ut the bost Jea0 ()ccowaN FaLis. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT. % ‘The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON sfon Le te che above places" To Oc Every WEDNE-DAY, leaving 7 turning at 8 pom. ‘Fare, rou SHALL HALL Every SATURDAY fine steaue L. BLARE, wil! make di down the Potomac as fr ax Glymont, touching Intermediate potn will make excur IQUAN F. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT. ‘Two trips, 9:90 a, mand 3 p.m. returning at 3p.m. and 9pim. Fare, reunt-trip. 2 cebtx, Dancing om ‘Uanelny deck down and beck and at wrounds on ‘Fine brane band on Sunday” ‘First trip of Sunday excursion stove at Maraball Hall only. ‘ela E 8. RANDALL, Manager. FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE. ‘The Ste:m Packet “EXCELSIOR” will make her reen- Jay tripe to the above points us follows: TUESDAY FRIDAYS and "ANS, at 8 o'clock, from Wl ber High atzeet wud Canal. For turther information Sper cane Tce Se eee PeeLS BS ood ANG Ny oR” eae {a EALTH AND STRENGTH PAPERS FOR GINLS. HEA, _Borchester's Liquor Proviem in all Ages; a valua- Ani Average Man. by Robert Grant, Anstey. New Prsucarioxs AT REDUCED PRICES AT BAUM'S, 46 7rH STREET NortHwesr. A Malsammer Madness, by Mrs. E. 0. Kink, An Avernu Man, by Robert Grant, Fustis, by overt & Bolt ‘hive Viilawes by Win, D, Howells, Seer i ee water mnicksattis.” Teanslated by Mrs, Wistar, Princess Sprradne, by Ouita Also, com lete ats of Darwit and Spencer sold im acts of separately QUE SAL HONERY DEPARTMENT inatocked with west quality of Stationery a reat price Galt atdexamiiue stylen uid belces betore yarchasing ewehere ‘Ensraved Plate and fifty cards onl: 94 conte aa BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, ATTENTION, JONADABS!_THE OFFICERS ey cumeat see ee eect Soke are requested to attend mic SATUR: DAY Sane Seth, a8 businens of isupottauces WILLTAS H. BOYCE, B. 8. yaar AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. DULL DAY IN THE SENATE. THERE WILL BE AN OUT-DOOR MERTING CF nd be Mi Herm Baptiet, ‘Ghurek, ou te 20mm OF JUNE. nar the ‘at's Square, corner Isth and Cstr-ets aouthweet, "We will bave fires were ‘mons on this day, delivered’ by. the evs R. JONRNOR, KOS Tawe and lo are invited PAYTON, Pastor. a 06-5 ©. C BRYANS, 1413 NEW YORK AVENUE 18 @ headquar‘ers {or Spratt’s Enon Dog Aieculee and Chelteuham’e Beet Fibrine Dog Cakes C-BRYAN, Mais Now York avenue. jeas-st (p> PRINE THR BIST 10E CREAM soDA 2 WATEI Se. PER GLASS. MUNCASTER & HOWARD'S Cor. 7th and I streets northweat, THE IMMINSE CONCOURSE OF PEOPLE Fw nightly collect at DUOLEN'S RIALTO SODA WATER FOUNTAIS, to avoid confusion and jostling, should euiter by the Penus) Lvania avenue door, aud after cul-ying the Sods Water make ,their exit by the fast $d street door. 4:28-60" SIT C.& PRICE'S PHARMACY, 426 ‘ith street southwest, and get a refreshing ides of pure soda water, Prescriptions carerully compounded, _____ 416 7th street northwest, LATEST PUBLICATIONS —Pua@:BE, BY AUTHOR of Rutledge; Prose Works of "Wm. Cullen Bryant, by Parke Godwin; by H.G'O. Blake: The Giant's Robe, by Summer, by Thoreau. edited y yF.Austey, author Gi Vice Verwe: Upnuore, by B.D. Bieckmore: Os F. Marion Crawford: Quicksunds ie German by Mr-. A L. Winter: George Yohu Snerwocd. Monngre and So is H, Koberts, Government Heveuue; A by Mrs. ED. BR. Biancianii;Adams”Hand Book of Authors; Difference Verween Physical aud ‘Moral Law, by Wai. Arthur: Vacation Cruising, by J.T. throck: Yractical Essays, ‘by Alexander Bain’ tent i yolutioy in Animals, O56 J GA'wair. Tomun: Romanes. Bookseller ahd St:tioner, 1105, Peunsylvi avenu® northwest, Telephone call, 435-3, ES EW Loons. Koman Singer.” By Crawford. id Ramtitis in Eirope, Falkner, Fractical Essays Qu as. Mrs, Wis ‘There Was Once a Man. Eustin. Rob't A. Boit, Buta Philistine. ‘Townsend. ‘The Great Ai ‘Bain. i Gorn r ‘Kemble. Out of Town Pisces. Mit. 08. MORRISON (75 Peunsylvania avenue, LADIES GOODS. Mrs. Seraa Rovrerr, 608 9TH STREET, Opposite Patent Office. Complete and bands-me 1ine of BLACK AND WHITE LACES, EMBROIDERIES, FLOUN ALIDOVERS, Large stock of ZEENY and Se STRAND SHAWLS, Pisin and Embroidered MULL FICHUS at balf their ue, “Ladies and Children's HOSTFRY. SUMMER UNDEN- WEAR SILK and LISLE THREAD GLOVES and MIT- TENS, at reduced prices. jes Reovertoy Ix Prices On my entire stock of Goods. comprising TRIMMED and UNIMIMMED Hails, SUIIS, WKAPS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, Ete’, Ete. ‘The Ladies sre invited to examine my stock and com- pare quality and proces, ‘M. WILLIAN, 7 Cite Trevis, Paris—907 Pennsylvania ave, Je13 ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHE MSS 4NSie K. HUMPHERY, 4:0 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Maker CORSETS to order in every ety anu maha, @oarantecs periect fit and comfert HER SPECIAL TIER ARE French Hand-mace Underciothinw, Merino Underwean 224 fen! Imported Hosiery, Fatent Shoulder Draces and aif Dress Reform Goods. French Cores aud Bustles, Children’s Corts, “anda 31 Corset (Miss H.'s own make.) that for the” price Is Unsurpassed, NB Fenech, German aud Syauish spoken, marl M®s © & sELios MODISTR, Has removed from Baltimore +6 east, where abo Will make tocrder ih every erade, "With her long ey Dressniaking she yumsutees pei aud style. J ROCHON, CORCORAN, BUILDING, ¢ FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER, FROM PARIS, Patents and Five Medals trou Expositous 12 Faris, Lyo@s and Vienna. Mahutacturer and importer of HUMAN WAI AND FINE WATE WORK. Ladies fine Heir Cutting and Hair dressing. Hairdyed and ahaiupooed in wiirst clus wane, 1s to order. as bi FIFTECNTH STREET NORTHWEST. No. 24D street south. ‘and Costumes mience in the art of fect satisfaction In Gt teb2-6un Axrox Fisners, = Chenikcal “Dry ine Fstablishment, Ro, Bi G atreet northiwent THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, Gentleiuen’s Garments; also, Velvet ant Plush Cloaks, Gripe Vell = Gloves, eto. are pot feed leaned by th Surcrior procea Gs “ADIES" EVENING DRESUES 4 SPECIALTY. Ieee their obiesual ape an wreane wher gaat eed etheir urinal tape, and urease’ tgjbe Removed etectualiy. Price @i0b and" ais por rai ‘0 FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE. ‘NOTICE.—The new Exc Steamer will be ready for chatter ou and siter JUNE ISTH with cael 200, ‘or further information apply to 221 Bridge street WAGNER, my3t-im Georgetown. GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Bisr Reixrorcen Sur, ‘With Land-worked buttonholes, FOR 75 CENTS. ‘The best ever offered in the city. A FULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, SCARFS ‘AND TIES. en : Srrcran Ispucexents Ar FRANC'S, ONE-PRICE, Comma Tra xp D. Celinlotd Collars, all styler, 20c., valne 250. Celfuloid Cuffs, al styles, 40c., value 300. albrigyan Undershfrta, 45c., value Tic. India Gauze, sizes $4 to 60, 50c., value $1.00. Genuine French Guyots Suspenders, 35. ‘White Shirts, all the latest styles, including 12 and 16 plaite, at a wee fr far £4 ERE 8 = Se STRICTLY ONE-PRICE, Baa CORNER 71TH AND D. Jvsr Orexen- A LOT OF SUMMER SCARFS FOR Ste, WORTH 81 LARGE LINE of axD HAVE PRICES REDUCED ‘From 46 to 50 per cent from our former low prices, All-wool Cheviot Suite, at 86.50, Adl-woo! Camaimere Suita, st $8. All-wvol bisck Diagonal Suita, at $12. Ali-wool Black Cori-screw Suite, a6 912 All-woo! 4B Cuteway Suits at $13, ‘And all others in proportionate low prices, Fine Scersacher Coat and Vest at $3. A lot of Odd Cheviot and Cyssimere Suite at less than | _feb25 half wht they cost to manufacture. A lot of Odd Costa, from 50 cents upwank, ‘White Vesta, frou 60 cente upwant. Guits for Boys from 12 to 17 years old reduced 60 per ome. (Children's Suits reduced 50 per cent. ‘We have a full ine of Pants from $1 upward, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., (CORNER SEVENTH AND @ STREETS “a | "seo, SUMMER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, (CHAKLES HYATT. Proprietor, My7!_FI6F street northwest, opposite Patent office. JF 87 Dues surets Mave TO cube ‘only 82 fix Fine Drens Shirts made to onder, only $2. ‘nest Linen Collars, all styles, only $1 50per dozen. j divest FourHly Liveu Cue oaiy 15 outs yer Closing out a large lot of Unfinished Dress Shirta, at canta, worth 65 centa ‘Allgvods guarantowl to give satisfaction, as MEGINNIS#, 1002 F street northwest. [Adu artextion:. LATEST PARTSIAN MODES TW HATR GOODS. M'LLE — PEABDE ar MBA J HUNTS 1900 F Seams PHEA WAVES! SHINGLED BaXoa: These styles, never need be ih the hairdressers gies oie bv vinin combine Wa Demme Svsr: Tse Tare For Bors GOING TO THE COUNTRY AND SEASIDES. a "3 PADS HAVE CURED MORE CASES ratte iat ieee Seer erate Udon, ne. corher deb aud k etpesks Dortuwee 20 ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. N OTICE! a — DECORATED ENGLISH DINNER SETS AxD FANCY PALLOR LAMPS ATA GREAT KEDUOTION TO, MAKE ROOM FOR WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS, ICE CRUSHERS, ke. SOLF AGENT FOR EDDY'S CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS, M. W. BEVERIDGE, en Yo. 1009 Pennsylvania Avenus northwest, TLT sevestm racer sw. WT VAPOR STOVES, ‘The latest out, New T'win-Burver, Vapor Stove.ctv double the est ofa sitgle burner TA Tworburiee Stove equal to an ordinary Thre-Burner, - Donet fail tocall'and see teu, usalso al immenue assortment of Other makes. z ‘We bave scveral new and second-hand Vapor Si that we offer ut very low prices to cican them out ov 4 fall Line of Cook Stoves,Latrobes, Slate Mantels, da, Danforth Fiuid coustantiy on hand, ‘Jeld ¥..5.JENKS & CO. BEST QUALITY GASOLINE FOR SUMMER COOK aud Houscturnishuua, : oe Serie v Tuc Crzrsrarep FEEKLESS REFRIGERATOR Large Assortinent, GEO. WATTS & SON, ole Agents for the District of chante, phe ray Aunosr Ghvex Awaz Deslers.and the public shou'd not fail toattend the Auction Sale commencing FLIDAY, June 20th, at 7 p. m., at No. 1347 Tennsylvania aventie northwest, ‘The sale will continue every evening at same hour, Goods will be sold very low and great bargains can be had nightly. See auction notice, ‘elt j BST IN Tue worry: UPPER TEN K. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, SINGLETON & HOEKE, ‘£01 Market Space and 908 and 310 8th street. Carpets Cleaned, called for and delivered. __my23. "Bor prices and further intormstion orpnenes ASPEALT iG CO. 16 ‘Buildiag. DR. J, LEE McCOMAS WILL PRACTICE TP acer bark atta "Uni O42) this Beno usual 316-20" (p> &s Rewanpr Mr. M. T. Bridwell offers a reward of twenty five dol- lar and exieues for the ronviction, of any pereog or persons found usine his botiles of the following dg Caption: 1 eaution all persous ‘not to weil or buy Sr B41 by of my bottivs marked us herein described, a4 1 will guiorce the law against sll such persous, Pint is Seer tthes with the lyeitalns stopper attached mar ob one side "Mi. i and abt ar oi, 1881-" on the other’ side, “This Lottle not to be acid Qnechaif, pint ‘soda water Lot les, marked on one side, “Codd’s Patent, "MT. Bridweli, 1881, 951M at» w Yarnesley.” On the other aide No. Land others 32 : ‘Saocim Por $ POLITICAL PICTORIAL NET BANNERS Ce painted at ROGIRGEY B LEWIS. 00h Dee , Denigus and estimates cheerfully furnistied ‘and done in the mest artistic man- Je10-1m cS. JAMES H. MoGILL. ARCHITECT. Ofte No. 908 G. strech. Prepaice specifications for all classes of" buildings anu gup-tis tends thelr erection. (pr Loupe OWING TO THE GREAT INCREASE IN OUR BUSI- NESS, WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD ON 4TH, BETWEEN B AND C STREETS NORTHWEST, WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE STOCK OF FLORIDA PINE. THIS WILL ENABLE Us TO CARRY A LARGER AND MORE VARIED STOCK OF WHITE PINES AND HAED WOODS, WHICH WE MEAN SHALL BE IN THE INTEREST OF THOSE WHOSE OKDEKS WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO FILL WM. McLEAN & SOX, my? 18TH AND B STREETS NORTHWEST, JNO. A PRESCOTT, i Leal Hetate Broker. Sg pe a Bs cies to. 0, 1998 F atreet north weet. Houses and building Lots For Sale Cheap. my8.dnt Money to Loan, Toe 1 BERMANN, Mf ES” ob Distess of Bye, Moura: Sa mL wi'p. in horthwest (ep O48 stoves. GARDEN HOE FIXTURES, ba. Gas Stoves that will do all Family Cooking. —PRACTICE LIMITED Far, and ‘Throat. Office ‘Pst. to6 p.m. 912 T street my2-1m* E. F, BROOKS, my? S81 15th treet, Corcoran Bulldine, {=> THE ATTENTION OF VisITORS AND RES. U-S* sdents is particularly called to PHOSVITA, the bow and popwar Lrain and Nerve Tome aud Bare. red waliet Malaria. ‘For sale. arented Ly the plas oF in Lotiles by W. C MILBURN, Sole Inventor aud Mans Diacturer, 4429 Pennsylvania Sveute. alt re GAS COOKING RANGES AND STOVES, | GARDEN Hosz, LAWN VASES AND SETTERS, FINE GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING, BEATING, AND ALL JOBING PROMPTLY BAML. 8. SHEDD, 408 9th street northwaat. 728 Sruz Axoruzer Reovonos CUTTING PRICES IN TWO AT KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET X.W. KING'S PALACE PRICE BULLETIN. ‘One thousand elezant Black French Chip Hata, desira- bleand fashionable shapes, at 60c., 76c. aud 1 only. Elegont Cape May's, in white and black, at 900. and S6e.; the very beat ut 400. ‘We wiil sell 1,000 Hate, desirable shapes at be. apiece. Come and see them, THIS I8 OUR SECOND AND LAST MARK-DOWN OF THIS SEASON—850,000 WORTH OF i MILLINERY HAS TO GO, HATS, BONNETS, FLOWEES, PLUMES, TIPS, RIB- EONS, especially SASH RIBBONS, for commence- mente, Come and examine our lovely ORIENTAL LACES, at 2» Ae., 200, rd. Also, SILKS, SATIN, AND VELVETEENS. Special sale of SILK GLOVES, at 60c.only. LISLE THREAD GLOVES, at 200,, worth 50c., | Extraordinary varvains in black TREBLE ENGLISH CREPE, for veiling. DO NOT MISS YOUR CHANCES FOR GREAT BARGAINS AT KING'S PALACE, 18 €4SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. D°°4t48,8)- ‘NINTH "AND F STREETS. HOSIERY. ‘Thin department we think complete. The stock is new nd rea and we return the uouey Shen price eo oe One Jot of tine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, worth BT, (he Tot SOLID COLORS, Full Regular, ual price Soe, we are offering Three Pair for $l. OLID COLORS, SPLICED FEET, 65c., @1, ke. MEN'S HOSIER(, in great variety, trom the cheapest tothe most expensive. & CORSETS. ‘This department fs second to none, and embraces over 80 styles. for $1 that brings readily $1.40to Nie sell a Corset #1.£0 in other eftien, . WARNEN'S, THOMPSONS, “P. D.C. Pi” err CEM Lose eps Waniaring’ CORSETS ‘at 850., @1 and 1,25, UNDERWEAR, ee ag tepa ioe tana ae Sep manga = fis Pfc ets Save we i; ay ‘Perfection: feank to look only. ‘The Quality, : of Bit and the Pricte $1.20 up eine Bice tee ‘We will notice other departments next week. DOUGLASS’, 522824626 Ninth street, To Oxve. ‘ ce ASPOIGE RIOCK Exam coaTINas, sUITINGS LATEST ENGLISH STYLES, W. 8, TET, Merchant Tallor, wenn $95 Pennayivania avenue For Tamrr Dars Onz Wetter the following giest bargains. As we find our stock entirely too large we must sell, as we Teed the money. Our stock of Shoes and Slippers is very complete, and 13 aasure you you can save money in doing 20, car low shoes for the bélance of the men's * scant, the tsgardnary low Pees of 90's is LIVELY BREEZE IN THE HOUSE OVER THE BACKBONE FORFEITURE BILL. The Senate. ‘The Senate was presided over to-day by Senator Garland, of Arkansas, who had been designated by the president of the Senate for that purpose, under the rule. The chair laid before the Senate a letter from the Secretary of the Navy, transmitting tnformation in regard to the Suez canal. THE SIGNAL SERVICE The resolution offered ye:terday by Mr. Pendle- ton, calling on the Secretary of War to collate the laws affecting the ‘signal service bureau, and to Teport as to the status in the army of the chief of that bureau, Sila! after discussion, laid over for the present, to be calied up if deemed desirable after consideration of the sundry civil bill—that bill covering a provision intended to accomplish the same purpose. On motion of Mr. Lamar, the Senate took up, Teada third time, and passed without amendment ‘the joint resolution govaing: for the settlement of Accounts with the Mobile and Ohio railroad com- pany. Mr, Butler gave notice that on Monday he would ask for a vote on his resolution of inquiry into the condition of the New York banks. Mr. Mitchell introduced a bill, which was appro- Priately referred, to incorporate the national encampment of tie Grand Army of the Republic. THE MCGARRAHAN BILL. ‘Mr. Bayard, from the committee on private land claims, reported adversely the bill for the relief of Wm. McGarrahan. The bill was, however, placed on the calendar Cameron, of Wisconsin, the On motion of Mr. Dill to grant the right of way ‘through the Indian Territory te the Southern Kansas railroad company Was read a third time and passed. Mr. Voorhees, frm the committee on the Ubrary, re & proposed amendment to the sundry civil il appropriating #12400 for the purchase of copies portraits of George Washington, Elizabeth’ Bryan Jobnston, to ‘be ‘distritaved. 0 public libraries. Ob motion of Mr. Riddleberger the House bill | authorizing the extension of the Chesapeake & Ohio railway company toa pointin the military lands at Fortress Monroe, Va., was read a third time and passed. ‘The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of private pension bilis on the calendar. ‘The House, Mr. Wellborn (Tex.) submitted the conference re- Porton the bill granting arightof way through the Indian Territory to the Gulf, Colorado and ‘Santa Fe railroad company, and it was. agreed to. Mr. Hancock (Tex.) presented the conference re- Port on the pension appropriation Dill, and it was agreed to. ‘Mr. Turner (Ga) called up the election case of Thomas G. Skinner, from the second district of North Carolina. The question at issue in this case 4s whether Mr. Skinner was elected from the proper istrict, and the final determination of the contest: is not involved. ‘Mr, McMillan (Tenn.) raised the question of con- ‘sideration in favor of the private calendar, and the House declined to consider the election ca CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘Mr. Forney (Ala) submitted the conference re- Porton the army appropriation bill. The report announces an agreement upon all items except ‘upon the Senate amendment striking out that por- ton of the bill which reguiates the ‘compensation to be paid to subsidized rallways for army trans- portation. The other sections Of the bill as agreed Upon appropriate $24.454,450, being $210,000 more than was carried by the bill as It originally passed ‘he House. The report was ne ‘to; the disa- greement to Lhe amendment indicated was insisted ‘Upon, and Messrs. Forney, Townshenc and Keifer Were appointed as conferees. Mr. Henley (Cal.) made an unsuccessful attempt to secure consideration for the Northern Pacific for- feicure bill, and the House, at 12:30,0n motion of ‘Mr. McMillan, Went into committee of the whole (Mr. Cox, of New York, in the chair) on the private calendar. THE “BACKBONE” FORFEITURE BILL AND TRE DIG- NITY OP THE HOUSE. At1o’clock the comunittee rose for the purpose of permitting the House to dispose of the “Back- done” forfeiture bill, Mr. White (Ky.), rising to a question which he said affected the dignity of the House, sent to the Clerk's desk and had read the following letter pub- Ushed in the Washington Republican of this morn- “Horruax Hovse. New York, Nov. 7, 1881. “My Dear Captain: Your favor of the Sth inst. Was received yesterday. I gave your letters, de- mand, &c., to Mr. B. for his consideration. ' He leap me an engagement last Friday week, and failed to keep tt. “A few days after he went home to Connecticut sick. I have been very busy with my own affairs, and shall leave in a day or two for ‘New Orleans. mm what I learn, though, affairs are in @ hell of a muddle through some parties who boughtsome backbone stock honestly, and throt some other parties who were in Congress and the Senate when the bill was erin ‘who repre- sent stock that was pald as bribes. “As the road is now an assured fact I care but. Sheed aay ae for ea all ings, delight to see a rigil and close investiga- ton, and if they do not spoll the chance by settle ment I shall move an investigation in December. If they settle of course they will all swear one way. If they don’t settle then we might get some truth, and in that case you and Newell would be of valu- able assistance. “I am only sorry for Mr. Wheelock, “I trust you and Col. Newell will get your honest dues. I suppose Mr. B. will give you direct answer a8 soon as he is well. But trom the shape of things I think there will be no settlement at ail, but that | a devil of a row will be kicked up, and that when Co meets that resolution of final forfeture will be passed. 1 shall leave here in a day or two forhome. Very truly yours, —-E. Jou ELLs. “To Capt. J. A. a? Mr. White sald that ne thought a full investiga- tion of all the facts connected with this land grant or land grab from beginning to end should be made, ‘The Speaker did not think, that the matter pre- sented a question of privilege.” It simply appeared from the letter that the writer of it belteved or had the impression that there had been some improper means used to obtain the grant originally. Mr, White thought that the letter cast a reflection upon Congress; and the gentleman who wrote it ‘was a member of the present House. ‘The Speaker.—There Is nothing in the letter to show that the gentleman who wrote tt was gullty ‘of {improper conduct. On the contrary the gentie- man, states (hat unless 8 certain contin- nC) ni would move an investigation, Sir walte—That is exactly what 1 am aking now—that something should be done. ‘The Speaker.—The chatr decides that there 1s no matter of privilege whatever presented, ‘Mr. White —That letter affects the dignity and integrity of the House. ‘The Speaker.—How? ‘Mr. White.—It the chair does not see it, I cannot explain how. Tleave it to the country, the Speaker.—That letter seems to relate en- trely to things which have transpired in previcus €o1 ME Bills (La.) expressed his regret that the gen- temen who were endeavoring to forfeit this earned | land grant should have beet driven (by stress of Weather to (he poor expedien oper Bonal attack upon him, Le i ELLIO 648 THE LeTmen WAS ALTERED aD Gan- been writven Uy mydit, and "which letter T "pros written Dy mn nounce to be materially altered and garbled tosuit ‘the purposes of the publisher ther House, asa. ma reohal ‘privilege, ‘opportunity to expose the animus, and the malignity of the unwarranted innuendo Gr yiica bre intended to wart and. sae shee whieh are inven : Tau of this House ona question purely OF sw sel | it will pay you to look at stock before buying, sewe | ‘The House All I desire to is 1t is the Saeed ain 2 ean Eee Sg Sion hm ‘ignated ima dete to Go him & ‘Speaker announced the es forfeivare Dill.’ mcm ‘The motion to table was agreed to—yeas 124, nays 114—80 the bill was lost. ‘ ‘ill to incorporate the National Encampment of the Grand army of the Republic. At the suggestion of Dunmlties, it names ‘one person trom cach eee ter ereente ono, a ot Fh Feige ape gs sued, and bave other privileges as are con- ferred upon corporations. ‘The objects af the: eS and fons ether those who put down the rebellion; to assist EF H if i Hi i | | iL i @ z i 8 | | # H} i | the figures ME. SQUIER AND MR. EDMONDS. Developments This Morning in the Equity Court, ASSIGNEE SMITH CAUSES A GREAT SURPRISE—ERE DESCRIBES THE RELATIONS OF DISTRICT COMMIB~ SIONER EDMONDS WITH THE BANK—QE THINKS THE CREDITORS MAVR & RIGHT TO MB EDMONDS’ BAFE, &C. The case of T. C. Crawford against J. H. Squier and his assignee, J. B. Smith, for an injunction and the appointment of a receiver, was before Judge Cox, in the Equity Court, this morning—Messrs. Cook and Cole for complainants, Messrs. Allen Rutherford and R. D. Mussey for Squier, Judge Shellabarger for the assignee, and Mr. N. Wilson for District Commissioner Edmonds Mr. ‘Squier anda number of his creditors were present. Mr. ‘Squier’s answer was read denying the allegations in the amended bill, He denied every charge of fraud or attempted fraud, and asserted that the assignment was made equally for the protection of ‘the creditors. Mr. J. B. Smith, the assignee, in his answer sald at the time of the assignment there was but in the bank. He denied that Squier or any one had taken away or suppressed anything of the assets. He states that ie ts unable to give the amount of abilities, because he does not know ‘the amount of Squier’s paper out. He dentes that he ts under the control and influence of Squier, or that the assignment 1s virtually an assigninent to juier himself. He admits that he has received no schedule of assets except from the books; but he belleves that a correct account can be made. ‘MR. EDMONDS’ RELATIONS WITH SQUIER Mr. Smith's answer further states in regard to the averment that Squier hada silent partner, some responsible person, “that this respondent has ‘no knowledge in regard to said matter, except that ‘he Is informed and believes that James B. Edmonds, of the city of Washington and District of Colum- Dia, was at the time of and before the sald ons meht under a contract relation with the said Squier, Which relation was from time to Ume evidenced by several written contracts between sald Edmonds and said Squier. Respondent is not able to give a copy of the sald contract now in force. He re- questa said Edmonds to permit respondent since the assignment was made to gee the contract, but ‘the sald Edmonds did not furnish such Inspection torespondent. ‘That at the ume the said = ment Was made,to wit: on the 7th day of June, 1884, and for several years before that time, sald contract or contracts existed between the said. H. Squier and Edmonds, the substance of which was a3 Tespondent can state, follows :—That the said Edmonds would and did furnish money to the said ‘Squier, the amount whereof respondent cannot aver, for which a note or notes were given to the said Edmonds, and it was by Said writings that sald Squier would buy pay vouchers at such Fates as to yield a certain dé ated profit; that ‘these vouchers should be delivered from time to Ume to the said Edmonds, and that there should ‘be collecied by the salc Squier, when they became due, upon his delivering to said Edmonds other Vouchers of equivalent amount and like kind with those surrendered for coliection; and that in the Settlement of the said matters relating to the sald vouchers, as purchased under the said written con- ‘tracts, the sald Squier should pay to the said Ed- monds the principal sum by him advanced and ev- idenced by sald promissory notes, and also the interest on said principal at the rate of one and one-half percent permonth. In view of the matters aloresaid existing between the suid Edmonds and the said J. H. Squier, respondent believes and charges that respondent, a8 assl ‘and_the creditors of the sald J. H’ Squier & Co., have an interest in all vouchers purchased under said con- tracts. and are entitled to have an accounting in com ape and aie charges that i an jonds 1s ‘proper and necessary party case. Respondent is Informed and chat thata large amount of vouchers of the kind calied for and described in said written contracts between the sald Edmonds and said J. H. Squier, and which were purchased by said Squier pursuant to said written contracts, are now in the safe claimed by sald Edmonds as private property, and which 1s 1p the said banking room on Pennsylvania avenue, In this city; and the respondent avers and chai Unat the said vouchers ought, under the order of Lhe court to be placed in the possession of this respondent and assignee, for the of taking sald account and for the purpose of securing any interest which said creditors may be found, under ‘the direction and order of the court, to have in the same. Respondent has not since said Was made, nor at any time, had access said Vouchers $0 kept by sald Edmonds in said safe clitimed by him: and respondent has not the com- bination of the lock of the safe and never bad it. The reading of tbls part of the answer caused a sensation in court, Tue counsel then proceeded to argue the case. ‘The court took the papers, and will announce its decision to-morrow. Washington News and Gossip. Bonp Catt.—The Secretary of the Treasury yes- terday afternoon tssued a call for $10,000,000 three Per cent bonds, principal and accrued interest, pay- able August 1st. Bros FoR FURNIEHING Ick to the Interior and Post Office departments have been received, there being three bidders. For the Interior department were 45, 46 and 47 cents per hundred | Welght, and for the Post OMce department 45 and two 48.’ In both departments the committeesopen- ing the bids have declined to make any award at present ‘THE proposed naval post graduate school will be | established at Newport, R. I., in accordance with the recommendations of the board of naval officers which recently reported on the subject. It is most likely that Commodore Luce, Who was recently de- wiles ibsarieei?! ata, Sea ee | Siding over the sclioo! ‘TE Boarp oF Orricens of the pay corps of the | Bavy, which Is in session at the Washington navy yard, having completed the examination of Pay- master A. & Kenny for promotion to be pay tnapec- tor, Is this week examining Passed asslstint Pay maiter Stephen Rand for promotion to te paymas- | ter, and Assistant Paymaster Jolin Corwin for pro- motion vo be passed assistant paymaster. Brits ArrRovep.—The President has approved the act to remove certain burdens on the American merchant marine, and encourage the American for- elgn carrying trade; the act equalizing the rank of graduates of the naval academy upon thelr ment to the various corps; the act providing for administration of oaths to witnesses in matters de- nding in either House of Congress; the joint reso- [ution duthorizing' the Secretary of Wat to lease certain lands to the board of fish commissioners of the state of Michigan; the joint resolution author- dzing the printing of the annual reports of the bu- Teall of ethnology. PRRSONAL—Chief Justice Walte and Senators Aldrich, Hoar and Miller, of New York, were regis- tered in New York last night—Dorman B. Eaton, of New York, 1s at Wormley’s——Representative Randall delivered the annual address to the stu- | dente of the Washington and Lee University, at Va., yesterday.—Cadets Haines, Ly- man and 7. B. ito are at the Soldiers’ za from West Potnt, (ome.——Mr. Robert B. Luckey son of the late Levi P. Luckey, has een appointed a aah 2 eer eae the Misses Jo pee ce ee of clty, and a ‘Mecul- joug! tragediin, were passer Europe by thé German steaner Elder, sailing from New ‘York on Wednesday.—Hon. ‘John BE ‘VIEWS OF COMMISSIONER PRICE. ‘The attention of Hon. Hiram Price, the Commis- sioner of Indinn Affairs, was called to-day by a Sram reporter to published interview with Neal Mr, Dow's declaration: or Mee Se atras Sees ceme net Bil a i: RI Ho ay | 4 Telegrams to The Star. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS. ARKANSAS DELEGATES UNINSTRUCTED TWO MORE OHIO DELEGATES. AGUERO'S DOINGS IN CUBA. THE ASIATIC CHOLERA IN TOULON 4 DAKOTA LYNCHING PARTY. THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS. Uninstructed Delegates To Chicago. Lirrur Rock, Axg., June 27.—The democratic state convention reassembled lust evening and ap- Poluted Joseph House and S. F. ‘Thomason electors- at-large; U. M. Rose, BT. Duval, & W. Fordyce and C. M. Taylor, delegates to the democratic na- tional convention from the state-ut-large. The dis trict delegates are J.C. Tappan, T. C. Hare, J. P. Eagle, B.C. Black, 8. G. Bunn, A. B. Williams, W. L. “Gerry, Hl. B. Armisted, H.C. Tipton and J. P, Francher! ‘Thedelegates aie untnstructed. THR PLATFORM. ‘The democratic state convention adjourned sine die this forenvon. The platform was adopted unap- ‘dmously. It favors a tariff for revenue ouly. ‘A TILDEN RESOLUTION. A resolution ing Semi J. Tilden's refusal wo | the nomination for President, and desig- Bating im as the sgreatest, statesman and patriot since the days of Jefferson was adopted great applause. —__»___ OHIO DEMOCRATS, Congressional Nomination—Delegates 7.—The Commercial-Ga- zette’s Ottawa, Oitlo, dispatch says: The demo-rats Of the 6th congressional district renominated W. D. Hill for Congress and elected G. H. Marsh aud O. D. ‘Willett delegates to the Chicago convention. ASIATIC CHOLERA. The Piague in Toulon. ‘TOULON, June 27.—Fires are burning in the streets: for urifying purposes ‘A post mortem examina- Uon of two has Deen made. In each case there were of Asiatic cholera. The beart was shrunken and was without vesicles; the blood was drawn into the lungs; the peritoneum was con- tracted; the interior of the stomach was shrunken, of a yellow hue, were found on (he iMestibenr the kidneys were aifecied, but the Uver ‘Was intact. —Ss AGUERO’S CUBAN CAMPAIGN. He is Reported to Have Securcd Con- siderable Booty. q New Orteans, La, June 27.—The States pul shes the following: A leter has been received at the Cuban headquarters in this city regarding Aguero, dated June 11th, in which it ts claimed that ‘the Cuban chief has made his appearance again at Guayabales, in the district of Jaraguamas, and succeeded in capturing & quantity of provisions and about fifty horses and saddles. He was last heard of ata plantation known as “Ascunsclon,’ where he secured considerable booty in tne way of ammunition and provisions, and 1s tohave Made an expedition into Ceiba village and Cayo Jugies. On these visits he met with no interrup- Won whatever from Spanish troops, and speaks Ughtly of the presence of some of the constabu- lary, who made a faint, but useless, remonstrance ‘vo his helping bimself to what he deemed neces- sary spoils. A Cuban Official Shot. News has been received of the shooting of a Cuban official named Flor Crombet by a Spanish ‘Spy at Honduras. Crombet had been sent to Hon- luras by the revolutionary comuilttee on an im- Portant mission, but was probably fatally wounded. Charge of Libel. . Assory Pans, N. J., June 27.—James A. Bradley ‘was arrested tis morning on & warrant charging him with libel, preferred by D. R. Reed, a druggist or this place. “the charge is based on & commuul- cation Mr. Bradley gave to one of the local papers, in which he denounced Reed as @ rascal and stig- matized his store asaraum shop in disguise. Mr. Bradiey have a hearing to-day, _ Seven Men Drowned. Sowmrs Porxt, N. J.. June 2%. Nine Italians at- esterday. Their boat was upset and six out of the ine were drowned, ‘Their boules have. not ‘been recovered. ‘The men were rallroad laborers. An- other man, whose name is unknown, Was drowned in Egg Harbor iniet. ———__— Narrow Escape of an Innecent Man from Lynching. Gauveston, Tex., June 27. News’ Dallas specal says:-Henty Barties. negro, was arrested rednesday hight on suspicion of having assaulted ‘Mra. Fiippen, the banker's wife, and was released. ‘A mass meeting was held yesterday morning, ‘When a committee of prominent citizens were ap ted to investigate the evidence against Bart sy. The committee reported that they found him innocent. Bartley certainly would have been hung Mf the mob could have found him. The interest Over the assguit continues, but there is no clue the guilty yarty. Rewards have been offered for Femaine serious, UU her convulsions are \ess te remains t her convulsions are quent. A detail of citizens are doing patrol duty. Defaulted Interest on Wabash Bonds. Sr. Lovis, June 27.—The receivers of the Wabash railway have filed a petition in the United States court specifying the bonds and other obligations of that road ou whit interest has been devaulted, ‘These bonds embrace what are known as the gen- eral mi bonds, also bonds and cbligations growing out of the consolidation iu November, 1879, The aggregate interest due and in default On the bonds fs 2,906,890. "The petition also states that the receivers. believe they can pay the run- expenses of the road and liquidate other out- debts, but they desire thecourt to Instruct them as to what tion made of cer- tain branch roads: hieo, what, arauuut Of interest shall be paid on the bonits set forth in the petition. ‘The petition was referred to Special Master Allen ‘who Will take depositions in the cuse. lation net American Mexican Legisiation Agal ie Lanxvo, Tex., June 2%7.—Information has been re- ceived from the City of Mexico giving the startling ews that American rallroads in Mexico are to be handicapped by a law requiring that all railways ‘that country will be to fence the entire ngth of their lines with fences on both sides, whlch shall be stock proof, evento. the keeplig out ot goats It is Central road will have to expend $5,000,000 to coun- suchalaw. The Mexican ument has: Eppointed an of railroads whose duties il be to suy and regulate train schedules. No special train ca run witout first obtaining his consent. Dark Deeds in Michigan, Dernor, Micz., June 27.—Willlam Emery, cap- tain of the schooner Auk yesterday shot and robably fatally wounded a farmer named Alexan- Ketchum, living seven miles from Benton Har- bor. ‘Eiery arrived there in the ‘and im mediately went to Ketchum’s house. that Ketchuin has been too intimate with his wife. Long, who murdered his wife at Ionia, Andrew was wo ae FRERIDENT CROCKER MAES 4 DIDLAL. Francisco, Cat., June 27.—Charies Crocker, president or the “Souricrn Pacific allroad ‘com? i | tative of the Associated pet be ve cent Seabees uteen aie stares tempted to cross Carson's iniet during the storm | tunated that the Mexican | Indian Raiders on Texas Cattle Droves. Dovor Crry, Kan, June 7.—A Meeting of Texas drovers was bela to take action reg: ted by the Kiows herds of Texas cattle while Indian Territory to northern satea, sented were that a regular «ystem of extortion is being ‘practiced by these ‘Texas berds; that tn some instances es head of the finest beet cate are from one herd, and tn others Were demanded and paid allowed 0 provend northward. adopted condemning in te strongest Uniaw/ul system. and asking redress at of the goverument, as weil on Tageous maraud == | hanging. to n Weller and Victoria, is icLean county, Lis hands Usd bebind him and BM eet also tied, alta: hel te his clotining wasa piecan with the words “O'Neil, the Horse Thiet." A ale tridge Delt about his Waist Ws fliled with unlosded Shells.” Numerous persons buve Identified the as that of ‘Lom O'Nell, commonly known as J O'Nell. He was ove of four who took several beayy draft hones trom Uke Mouse river Country a short lume ago, but owing to their slow pra in get- Ung aWay they were overiaken and a fyht ensued, fu Which one horse thief was Killed, two takem risoners, and one, suppo-ed to be O Nell, escaped, ut Who Was afterward captured and bung. NO ‘one kuows who did the lynch The Stock Market To-day. New Vouk, Wail street, June #7, 10-30 am— | Stocks opened strong except tor tie Vanderbilt estand St. Paul. New York central felt of "al 2'4, 10.56; Lake Shore UWest %, LOSS, aNd SL Paul , 12 a.th, there wan an advance of ty 0 under the leadership of W.U., Rock Northern Pacitics and Pacine Mail ment Was parualiy | | 19 "per cen | island, un 11:15 4. m.—After 10:8) a. m. there wasa drop im Lake ‘Store to 69. in Mic Central to Si, | and in Canada Pacitic to99. ‘The remainder of the } gctive isk was wesik and unsettled tn syimpathy. 1 ANDA Was string al JOT, and Westera, Union flim at 317,052. CATSE OF THR DRPRESS Kiernun’s nnai IN NORTHERN PACIFIC. says: We are credibly of the depression kn ine Northern Pacttle Stocks yesterday was the sale UF & Danking house of large amount of Thove stocks, Which they held as collateral for a sterling loan 1 the 0. and T. company. ‘The sale of the stocks by the 0. T. company is claimed to have been UbWar ranted, either by the terms of the loan or by Jaw oF | YY the custom of Xie street» and It iy staied that the 0. and T. company will immediately preseut the matter to the krbiteation comtulttee CF the Stock exchange for adjucication, unless the stocks are bought back and the sterling loan reinstated. President Stuith, of the Oregon and. ‘Transoontl hental company, suys Keep, Loeb & Co. yesterday sold out an Uregon ‘Trabscontinental loan for £5,00. ‘The company clulins that the Onn wall Bo warranted in s0 doing. Presilent sioau says (he Lackawanna company, Goring tue quarter. earned above the & cent dividend, wich wit! be declared within an hour, Klernai’s agency says: Directors of Loulsville and Nastiville railroad met tuts morning and ad Journed to July Tub or subject to call of the chair, 00s. —Stocks ‘ave been weak and depressed, ‘The Vanderbilt shares were tbe features. Lake Shore declined to 67%, Michigan Central to 81M, aud New York Central to #4. —— ‘The Northern Pacific Land WHAT VICE PRESIDENT OAKES SAYS. St, PAUL, MINK, Juue 27.—MF. Oakes, vice dent of the Northern Paciie, was ween last night Tegard Lo the report of the House committee on for= feiling ® porUion of the land grant of Lis Toad. ME | Oakes said: “We tke tue position that the land grant Is agrant in present—that Is, a grant ally made and for ‘a specie pur hd is That could not be allenuted or devoted to any object. Had the goverhment stepped ip wi Toad failed to be cuanpleted within the time fied and taken Che lands and used them for: ose of Bushing up the road that would a i tit i | Kaifferent thing; but tt did not do this ‘The gow- erument saw Uiai the Toad Was finished arver tbe Ume speciied in the grant, and made no objections: to the managers of the rond going on and 1 Under ‘hese circumstances it has no to withdraw the lands from us unless It order to cotmplete the road ttselt ee Telegraphic Briefs. The Cincinnatt Commercial-Gazette's port, Ind., speclal says: A construction tal Uhirteen cars broke through te resterday,on Terre Hutte nyginee H i 5 ot bridge near here Logansport road kt Thomas Grace and Fireman Wim. SWINDLING THE SAILoRs, How Frauds were Perpetrated on the Hospital Fund. | SPCRETARY CHANDLER'S TESTIMONY BEFORE THB SENATE INVESTIGATING COMMITTRE—HOW THR FRAUDS WERE DISCOTERRD—FICTITIOUS NaMill USED OX VoUCUEES, ac. ‘The Senate sub-committee to examine the ab leged Navy department voucher frauds begam ‘their labors yesterday with Secretary Chandler oa the stand. ‘The amount of these frauds, committed by Means of false vouchers for goods never delivered, and extending from June 21, 1883, to January 2%, 1884, he stated to be about $3,000, and they were | made against the navy hospital (und, doubtless for the reason that this fund, being derived trom the assessinent of twenty cents a month upon each of | the officers and men of Ue navy, Was less likely | to be closely looked after than thé regular annual Appropriations for the bureau. FICTITIOUS NAMES USED. The Secretary produced copies of two alleged fraudulent vouchers, one in favor of Jones & Webd- ster, and the other in favor of J. K. Agnew, and the Secretary sald that no such Srins existed; that Lake R. Jones, a watchman tn the de drew the maoney on the Joues & Webster voucher and shared it with Carrigan and Kirkwood. Vouch- ers to the amount of $6,000 were made, De the name of asingie ficutious frm. Some Vouchers, however, bore Une hues of actual per sons. Since the discovery of the frauds the beads | of all Dureaus had been ordered to make compars- | sous of their respective re ords with those of the ‘Treasury deparuinent. One or two had made the comparisons and ound thelr records to be correct HOW TRE FRAUDS WEKE DINCOVERED. ‘The Secretary sali that sometime last year am anonymous letter, received at the department, ate tacking Carrigan for drunkenness, was handed te | Dr. Wales, who subsequently reported that he be- Heved there was no truth in it. He said aman who came to the denartment in December or January | gave information which furnished the basis ofsome | inquiries put to Mr. Kirkwood by the assistant sur | geon general and Lieut. Lemby, of the judge advo- | catc's oMce. “They teported that while tere were Sole suspicious circumstances, there Was nothing warranting conclusions of guilt, und even nothing, tn their judgment, requiring Kirkwood’s distut There the Secretiry said the matter reste! uvtil W. P. Wood came to him, and he promised him (Wood) to pay bim Tor his hervices it he succeeded in detecting fraud. Be furnished evidence of fraud, And the Investigation was then pursued very suc: cessfully, Iminediately after Dr. Wales went the Secretary demanded Carrigan’s resignation. he had had more denuite iformation We. WOW have proceeded with the Inguiry atonce. THE EFFORT TO HAVE DR. WALES KEATPORTTED, The Secretary said persistent efforts were made to have Dr. Wales reappointed, but he prefered Dr. Gunnell. Tt was his purpose some time before the expirntion of Wales’ term to effect a change th the head of the office and chlet clerk. He desctived the “pressure” brougtit upon the President, mainly, by members of C to retain Dr. W petitions for Wales’ retention were in a andwriting. Mr. Chandier said he didn’t *0 shirk any responsibility that belongs to bim; that he Was “morttied and humiliated thet, notwith- standing Uhese frauds begun long before I went nto tae department, they have continued more oF less tn this bureau since I have been over it.” Petitions sivned by 25 members of the House an@ 40 Senators .or Wales’ revention were submitied, addition to which there Was & lever from ex. tary Thompson and a cable from Sena. or Don Cameron to the same MR. WOOD WANTS WIS PRICE. Mr. Wm. P. Wood has submitted his correspond. ence with Secretary Chandler in relation to the frauds in the wnedical vureau of the Navy depart sens Oo Sis. Bente, cantesnan Xe ‘com- ittee on expenditiires The reason tor tis action is ead 80 be par want pay Tought to bave the price.” CUMMINGS 4ND KIRKWOOD GIVE BAIL. Mr. Jas. D. Cummings gave the required ball of 2 i # i | i Gs i d ’