Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1884, Page 1

ty, THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, aT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ava. and 11th 8t., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Telegrams to The Star. THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE, NATIONAL PROHIBITION CONVENTION. National Prohibition Convention. 4 GREAT GATREKING OF COLD WATER PROFLE DF TLLINOR, Decarre, lu4., July 2—The national prohitition Convention, under Ube auspices of the navonal «s- sociation, opened yesterday at the fair grounds | and will’ continue ten days It bas brought to- NTS gether a remarkable array of talent. Dr. Davies AN ES. | made’ the addres of welcome, which was Te J sponded to by President Haney, who declared tho sen bommme fog © ered octsibers mo Oe BEE enn tee can saves ae ml cane week. oF ¢¢ cents per month pies at the counter,2 eenteeach. bop Paget ape ng Spear de) as mont [Entered at the Post Oftice at Washington, D. C.w ercobd-clame mall matter.) "Tue Waray Stan—published on Friday—$1 a year, restoge pr pail Six months, SO cents i Ea7 All mail mbecriptions must be paid tm advance: ahpayer sent longer than {paid for. Rater of nade known on appiteation. Che Loening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. JULY 2, 1884. OL. 64—N® 9,731. TWO CE PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. BOOKS, &c. = "| iheeling lad nothing whatever to do with political A . wo, | aiairs” Francis Murphy spoke ‘thirty minutes AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, | AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. |7®= tavesr rourrican sum Rev, Dr, oun H. Newman, of New. York. ae = e Th ‘THE WASHINGTON ¥ HED = Why John Kelly Opposes Cleveland, | {used the vast audience at the pavilion last Be NS ee EL BEA BIONIC! VW , 200, Fe SEE WASHINGTON RECORD, PUBLISHED | Govennwenr Recerrrs To-pav.—Internal reve- Right, Among ‘those present are Mrs. Wood Deneat of St. Auits chureh of Tealeytowm at the on, tary and Religious Ausociation News, For sale’ by all | ue, $902,802.15; customs, $730,736.80. APPROPRIATION BILLS IN BOTH HOUSES, | ¥=4" 4 rroixner pewocnar sars or rae xew | DOOR, of dole, of Ne 5 i ; woods of Mr. Geonse Green” Stages wil ran fom, the Reweboys and st the hotel news stands, at ee TORE ENTANOLEMENT a Taumany Paorion pox | W:,U,BFIED, Of Cuicagw, Gov. Glick, Of Katinas: corner of Hiki and Bridge streets, Georgetuwn. Sup- ON THE PICKET LINE OF FREEDOM. #ap> EXCURSION RATES JULY FOURTH. | ® VINCENTE Garcta, who was recently ap- Miss Frances E. Willard, of Chicago; je <. -s W: EST. | Derand refreshments tobe had om the pounds, (p> EXQURSION RATES JULY FOURTH. ‘BLAINE—BUTLER TO TRE RESCUE Christian, of Chicago; Kev. Henry Wilson, of New vrrato Brus Wo West. amet = Fobra eee naniteed Fat ay lean uc | plated an the diplomatic reprertatie of Cole =e Serge Ut Speck shay a Meg ae fwo OcLock. wae iamraone {oall local Stations nt ue tiaited fers it | ment. on account of his advanced age aud ul- | AN EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE. | ne reat tacts connected with the poittical en- tou, and Mist Mary Allen Wes: On’ the last day ATHLETIC PARE ae a By the Late Sheriff of Yazoo County, Mississippi NOTICE —THE NORTHERN Liwenry | health. tanglements in New York, as explained toa Stax | [lino Governors Hanilton fatter ed a a FaR) Misexstwal be open trom 8 ain until 10 am, | . ae Fencit Se aed ne Teporter by probably the most prominent member | Ogiesty and otisers will 4 liver astions. telpe to the Geeta ene BS Bey H.P. HOWARD, Feeretary._| the act granting a pension to the widow of Major = Of the democratic Congressional committee to-day, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE, UNTIL JULYS. ‘Two hours fn Borderland. ‘The Greatest Exhibitivn ever known. Endorsed by the Pree and Army Officers as Realistic Pictures of Wild Western Life. Gates open—Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Performance be- wins at 3.30 Gates open—Evening at 7 o'clock. Performance be- sPaestRE comique. Week Commencing MONDAY, June 9, ‘Tuesday and Thursday Matincen and Grand Gala Mat snd Thome pndy. Jaye MISS ALICE OATES, Orivie of Comic Opera, as Earl Darnley, one of her Te er Sa ree ie eeteary omeiiooes jar Upera, entitled FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD, ‘Superb cast, Dazzling Scenic Effecta and @ chorusof aeoeccoes Admixsion, 10, 25, 36 and 50 cents, 330 PD*VEwS SUMMER GARDEN. A MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT. 4 SUPERIOR COMPANY, ‘And all for only 10 centa No charge for Ladies and Children sccompanie! by wentiemien. Pnod W288INeTON Durvine cLun HE FOURTH OF JULY AT IVi CITY TRACK THporirva and Muwsise? Guan Sreapiecuane First race—Purse $100, for members! horves not kept for ruciow purposes; mile heats, 3 in 6, in harness; 9 SSohd moe—Pure 450, mile dash, running: $ en- ‘Third race—Purse $125, for 2:35 horses; mile heats, 3 in 5. in 28 entries. Fuurth race—Purse $50, steeplechase: 3 entries. Acimiswion to all parte of the track, oniy 50 cents. La- hildren free. trains Band 0. 2:0 and 9:30, returning after the races, centa The Face wi o'clock. 223-5 APES Pen cent oF om BOYS’ BICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES, ‘To Reduce Stock. thinstant. Bost will leave at 10a, m., arriving at 3p. m., and leave it 3.50 D. m.. arriving wt 7:40 p.m. Round-trip to Mount Vernon, @1; intermediate points, ‘Sc. All passes suspended on thin day. Sy2-at H° FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. ‘A personal narrative, in which the author confines his statements of facts to the personal experiences of his brother and himself in Yazoo. It gives a complete re- ‘sume of the history of free schools in Yazoo during the Siteconstruction Period.” alsa, of taxation, en- deavors to present a trutht.1 picture of the social an fe of the. ESP rite novice ri ote Harker hereon rr oe rs eve *k day. On FRIDAY, Ji the ‘for SRE wlio a eA nae te Mote Et dy2-2t P. 8, SMITH, Clerk. saint ti al life of the people of that ruxion, Without MEETIN WE JACKSON DEMO- Eighth Grand Family Festival of the GOLDEN STAR | {5 thir politica, race: colur or religion, CF ch NE aS TGS eid ee Bee SOCIAL at the Sehuewzen Park, Tuh-strect road, Fri Pobtan Hall, corner of Sth and F étresta northwest on day, July sth, Wek Tickets, 250. ‘Dancing to commence ad THURSDAY EVENING, July 8d, at 8 o'clock, for the at tio olclock pm. Cars will beim walting. 3y2-3t" rele Purpose of electing officers {or the chai year. A full 5 ALE, attendance is request 10. B. CAP. CITY GUARDS, PRIZE DRILL AND ; ‘JOHN E, NORRIS, President, pape ry prare WM. BALLANTYNE, JOHN C. PARKER, 3 = wat wed "By onder of Commies. AEG BRENTANO, and_J. BRAD. ADAMS, J¢90-6t | _N-SARDO, er ——— eee ONTE CRISTO! DS bee RA ea OT ee rte rr eae — Bia book en? Liauor Problem in all Ages; valus- | sie ion ar the presvat, month er all sccumite will 6s GRAND 4TH OF JULY EXCURSION! Me serene Mca, Wy no bat OE. published, ayadw* ‘The swift, safe and seaworthy Steamer, Bray Baud the clans hobs HAmty. | poppe ASBESSONS OFFICE, DG, JULY 2p, 1008 JANE MOSELEY, A Large Stock of Stationery ahd Blank Books, please t ‘thet. in. accordance yea CPC PURSBLLS Both at nw._ | wice Revere please tke note, tha eecardance will makes Grand Excursion to Monte Cristo, FRIDAY, «TH OF JULY. ‘Salt-water bathing, music dancing and fishing. A mag? Dideeut cuisite, with all salt-water delicacies. ‘Boat leaves 6th-Street Wharf at $:30 a.m. returnsat 10 m.. sharp. Tickets 50 cents, chiliren halftere For lifurmation apply to Abner’s Garden. Jy1-3t ABIN JOHN AND GREAT FALLS. THE NEW Ciotinten steamer GERRY @ WAGNTI is now ~ady tor charter; capacity over 200.” Apply at S221 SE street northwest oppoaite vashington aud Geopgetwn BETTER THAN TONS OF MEDICINE STORE'S RECREATION TOUR. alig'tio Couch to Mewastins Sacreenenth a. By Shosia. ‘The Home Way Our in the Ocean. fail to Atove the Clouds. “epic Newpure RT. Vorarees flouds, “Sep io Ne on Lone Jaland Sound, ob Pabco Steaber, Fall River Line few York City, ‘TOUR OF TWELVE DATS, WITH ALL EXPENSES PAID, i e. ONLY 865, s Descriptive Guide Free. tog Mere Dullsing Met" D, 3¢30-10t ss Charles and Saratogs streets. "for the benefit of St. Mitthew's Sunday School, 4 rat the, Washington schustoaut Park = WEDN! wea SULY 2 ATS ee ‘Tickets, 25 cents. ‘$e30-3t* 1884, rom wry. 1884. ‘A GALA DAY AT NORFOLK. VIRGINIA STATE REGAITA, JULY 4rm AND Sra. TOMAC AND COLUBBIA BOAT CLUBS OF *WuiNatON TARE ART ToCE THEN wins PROMINENT CLUBSOP PHILADELPHIA, ‘NEW YORK éND BOSTON. Steamer GFORGE LEAR! will leave 7th-street wharf Fae! Say) ‘Retuming, will leave Norfolk at EE PESTOR wi ere test whee aly Excursionist can. thus ‘rmain fy Novtolk both dave Naw Postscarioxs AT REDUCED PRICES AT BAUM'S, 416 Tra Sauer Nontaweer, A Midsummer Madness. by Mrs. E. 0. Kirk, Au Average Man, by Robert G Ehetin by Robert Bolt ‘Three Vi ‘Wim. D. Howells. ‘At Day By Stilinne. ‘ksanda, "Translated by Mra, Wistar, cess Napraxine, ida ostlte, sare setyof ‘and Spencer, sold‘in sets STATION! EPARTMENT ia at AOU SIATIOSERY DEPARTMENT testocked ith finest quality of Stationery at the lo Gait andexsinine’ styles aud prices before purchasing elsewhere, ‘Atty cards onl 94 cents ‘Engraved Plate and ‘BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, 16 416 7th street northwest. ATEST PUBLICATIONS—PHEBE, BY AUTHOR ¥ Cullen of Rutledge; Works of "Wm. . by Parke Godwin: Summer, by Thorean. edited H.GO "Blake: The Gisite Robe, by PAL ft Aoman Sincer, by F. Marion Crawford: ‘Governime: ‘Blunclard!:Adams" Meru Law, by Wan, Arthur, Vacation Craisite, by 3% foral Law, by Wm. Arthur; Vacation by J.T. Rothrock’ Practical Sasuye, by Aleaunder Bain: Sfents{ Evolution in Animals, by G. J’Romanea . A: WHIT. a okseller aid Stationer, 1105, Pentaylvanis ayenu’ northwest. ‘Telephone call, 495-8. dla Tk OE wy cranrod Set Bere mae, Practical Essays, Bain. ‘here Wax Once a Man. Kerr. Eustis. Rob’t A. Boit. Zoe Gre Repent tipo, ee Round the World, Cut ae Ee a ‘Manners and Social Usages. Sherwood. 475 Pennsylvania. ‘WM. C SCRIBNER, and reach home Sunday maning. For further particu- 7 = aa 1108 & sew nortoe_| See EE TE eet LADLES GOODS. H. DONCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA WILL remain in the city thesummer. ‘The best of muse for excursions, Se, can be secured by sppayinu at Wade es ice, 608 H' street northwest. fein WW EBER's ORCHESTEA AND UNIFORUED BAND Wtersutpweneerdiceence Wane Fue ere occhcaee re eft at round caterer promptly atten: Orders, by mail oF teleerap prompuy attended. par [Lo Goes Pot WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND. ‘Tne safe, swift and t, steamer NEW AR- MENTA will leave. her whad, foot of Tih strect dally except Saturlugs, at 9am. qounday 10 aun, returuine at 9 p.m. commencing r stops at Alenndris 5 ‘Armenia stope st Alemn ris on Fridays only. Mee, eS First‘clase’ Muse for all octaslaus Remience, No. | For further information apply st office, St. Mare Jal? Teh street northwest. a Jel-im= | Hotel. "26-1. MpICE'S BAND AND ORCHESTRA —FIRST- | QTEAMER W. W. CORCORAN. € Music furnished for Excursions, Picuica. Barve SUMMER AGRiN a = This fine meaner, wader comiuand of Capt Ts ree. Church Putertaimmente ard al other ocrasivre. |; 7BIS fine pt y-comuand of Capt, I. 137 8th street Burthwest, Office hours, 8 to | la m.sto7p.m Sun GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. ‘With hand-worked buttonholes, FOR 75 CENTS. ‘The dest ever offered in the city. AYULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, SCARFS 1200 ‘SB ELLERY, 1212 F street northwest. _e Srrcta Is ‘DUCEMEN TS Ar FRANCS, ONE-PRICE, Commzn itm axp D. (Celtulotd Collars, all styles, 20c., value 250. (Celluloid Cuffs, all styles, 40c., value SOc Balbriggan Undershirts, 45c., value 75. India Gauze, sizes 34 to 50, S0c.. value $1.00. Genuine French Guyots Suspenders, 5 White Shirts, all the latest styles, including 12 and 16 Plaits, at STRICTLY ONE-PRICE, x CORNER 7TH AND D. Svsr Ovexen- 4 LOT OF SUMMER SCARFS FOR 50c. WORTH $1. LARGE LINE of SUMMER UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY VINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, QUARLES BLATT. Propristor my _FICF street northwest. opponite Patent office INEST DKESS SHIRTS MADE 10 ORDER only $2. fix Fine Dress Shirts made to order. only 2, ¥ meat Linen Collars, al atyles, ouly $150per doze. Finest FourHy Linen Cute uly 2 cute per rar, lontng out s large Ictof Unfinished Dress Shirte st (ceuta, worth 69 conta, + Ligue puarabtond to sive matiafaction, a ‘MEGINNIS®. 228 1002 F street northwest Tas Garar Scavonrer Is Mouuvesy ‘Gvops: KING'S PALACE SLAUGHTER HOUSE, ¥ BARGAINS NOW YOU NEVER IF YOU Dow? Bv . WILL) KEAD OUR Pucks (One Thousand Fine Cobourg Piccadilly at 20. Ove Thousand Small and Mediums Cape Maye at 20. 5.000 Fleeant Trimmed Hate at 28. 5.000 Fine Lechorn Hats at 25e. 3.000 Plamen at 50c., 75c. and 99. Thousands of Bunches of Tips at 7¢., 50c., T5e. and $1 Bobbous, Flowers, Satins, Silks, Laces, and all Styles of Hate aud Bonnets Have Get to Go. No Stock to be Carried Over. Elevant Black Engiias Treble Crape 33 Per Cent Less Than Market Value, DONT FAIL TO CALL at KING'S PALACE, QsSEVENTH STREET NURTHWEST. . 0 IT WILL PaY YOU, 2 arrentios: LATEST PARISIAN MODES Tx FATRGOODS ee ees ar if PHEA WAVES: ig SHISGLED BaNov ‘These stylee never need be 5h the lsirdressers banda, ‘order coming. Mair Dressed and pda poet down the Botomac as far asGiymont, touching at al intermediate poinia’ Boat wi leave at 10am, and ar- Hive iat 3:30 plan. Fare wand trip, 25 conte to all pomts, Mount Vernot, which is $1 SUNDAY AF. tRNOON tips will be continued as psual Boat leavine at $ pin. and arriving at 8 pm ahinents eboard the boat Fare cents. 3<20 (A SERIES OF EXCURSIONS Will be giver by the SATURDAY EVENING CLUB EVERY SATURDIY EVENING, ‘CommencingJUxE 7. The entertainments will cnsiat of Dancing, Vocal Muse, Recitation. ke ‘The Steamer MARY WASEINGTON will leave her wharf at 6:30 p,m. returningat Mi p.m * © Sao Ladies’ Complimented Genteman's Ticket ‘To be had of the committee ani at the boat. 2 ¥ ‘AND (QoccRUAN FALLS, MAHAL HALE ‘The Steamer MARY WASHUGTON will make excur- sien trtpe'to the abure places eOCCOQUAN FALLS re ropa ving Ge street at 9a. m., re SHOE BE Turunen ascents AA Feturning at 4:30 p.m. Fare, nund-trip, 15 cente SUNDAY EXCtRSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AJD GLYMONT. ‘Two trips, 9:30 a.m. and 3 Lhe seed at 3p.m “9 pan” Fare, rvun.-trip. Yérchta: Dancing Wax'd caticing deck down ahd ck and at rounds'oe Biltripe. except Sunday” “Fine ass band os Sundays ‘irat trip of Sanday cxcursio stove at Marshalt on 8 E. 8. 3ANDALL, Manager, SEWING MACEINES, &e. Tse Licar Ress New Howe AND HARTFORD SEWING MACHINES, the simplest and most durable Sewing Machines ever produced. Sold on monthly paguents, and liberal dis- OPIENHEIMFR’S Lieliuble Sewing Machines aid Fashion Rooms, ‘oth treet n. Ww. St. Cloud Bulidine, Good machines for rent All Knds repaired. Bazar Paper Fashions x2 SIX SPOOLS FOR BCENTS, atAUERBACH’S Hat, Gents’ and Slachine Rooms, corner7th and H Agency for the self-threading, righ arm light run- nine tlicat NEW AMERICAN We New, latest improved, DOMES'IG, SINGER, W. & TLSON. No. 8, and other firet-lass machines from 20 nn No canvassing agent, Gur pent’ ha repasrine de t complete in every detail "All work warrant Nei C_AUERBACI, corner Tth and B. HAT GREAT “HOUEHOLD.” SILENT “White,” “New Home, -* Bosbn.” fine Sewing Ma- ghines st honest prices, we, cabansers, Come tothe office and save iting aud rupairuug a ealty. MocKE yth at. Ie. weve Sewing Baews Maxwers Esusursewext, 46 SEVENTH STREEL i0k1HWEST. Linen Lap Robes! Inen Lap Robes! 100 Pare tinety Ea ket at substan Ee Robes, whic would be cheap Linen Lawns! Linen Lawns? 7 preces Lit Lawn. just pureh, New York suctlon rons and whic are exeelint valuce Se Bers api they weal ierbte a Pap ‘hore pleovs Black: Allow ting, regular prio t5e. Weeell thewat 12h cestoa gd Drese Ginzhams reas Gingham! ail our 123, Dress Ginghama Bie been reduced to oe po They vost Oecuta wang =) aed att over at 1250. LADIES" CLOAK AND SUIT 1ePARTMENT. Our anmurtmment of White Suite betg bediy broken we are determined to close balance of ttn at a wrest aacrle fee. For hustaxiee, a beantitul. Eta Suit, very dietigble ate, a 48 80, former pris qua sud Ends tn Laciew Linen aq Mohair Ulsters, to close, at 7c, and 81, former price $1.85, 82nd $250, We still have a few Pique Dresses eft, which we will fe atill have a few Pique Dresues| coutinustosch with sdlscoustof aes Gene? w Boys" SHIRT WAL'Ts, snainder of our fine $1.2) W. Fis Teualoder of our Aue $1 Walk see eeee™ JERSEYS. (Our well-known Jersey sold at $17 has been marked down to $1.25. LADI* 8’ AND MISSES BATENG 51 ‘Mae ots bet 33 Manel td” rnc Sco atest ‘BATHING SHOES tn all sizes at Be, BATHING CAPS from 2c. up. INFANTS’ CAPS. “The entire stock will bg offered at Beat reductions. Misses Capa, 19¢.."f price # Og BME T WAS 416 7TH STREET, 0 Mae. J. P. Parven, IMPORTER OF FASHION, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. received direct from her agent in Paris the Ente n moe GOULD ROUGH AND READY BONNETS AND HATS, YN. B—Madame would inform her customers that all orders reposed in ner while abroad, not less than ‘850, will be faithfully attended to. e231 peve LAs, ‘NINTH AND F STREETS. HOSIERY, ‘Thin department we think complete. The stock is new freah. and we return the money when t snd freab and we money. price are not Te. 28. ‘Gne lot SOLID COLORS, Full Regular, wal piice ‘S0c., we are offering Three Pair for ‘801 FEET, 6c. gl. Bo. to the most <xpeusive. CORSETS, Mie eell a 81.20 in other ett es pe ERLY. TON COM¥OR', soe. Jet of fine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, worth LID COLORS, SPLICED MEN'S HOSIERY, in great variety, Irom (Pe issecond to none, and embraces over & ores for $l that brings readily 1.40to sc, WARNER'S. THOMPSON'S W i. FOY's, “he RNEWS, Bok ands coinplete libe of Mises" COKNETS and WAISTS, VEN 1, ‘TING CORSETS at 85c., $1 and 1.25, UNDERWEAR. ‘This department needs no advertising. We simpls tne ue ea ope ene JERSEYS. Weask you to look only. ‘The Quality, Perfection of Wit, end the Prices $1.80 up-—wiflwe Mow: plomsse ‘We will notice other departments next week. DOUGLASS’, Je13 522-524-526 Ninth street. Mas Sera Revreer, 008 9TH STREET. Opposite Patent Office. Complete and hands:me tine of BLACK AND WHITE LACES, EMBROIDERIES, FLOUNCINGS. ALI-OVERS, kof ZEPHY! tnd SHEPTAND SHAWLS, Pisin'and Embroidered MULL FICHUS at half thelr value, ‘Ladies and Children's HOSIERY. SUMMER UNDE! WEAR, SILK and LISLE THKEAD GLOVES and MIT- TENS, at reduced prices, Jel3 Ruvverroy Is Prices entire stock of Goods, com, NIRIMMED HATS, SUIT! TRIMMINGS, LACES. Ete, Flee ‘The Ladies are invited to examine my stock and com- pare quality and prices. M. WILLIAN, 1 Cite Trevis, Paris—907 Pennsylvania ave. MSS ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, ‘Large stoc! ing TRIMMED WHAPS, DRESS 413 French Hand-made Underclothing, and nest Imported Hosiery: Fatent shoulder ‘Braces and ull Dress Reform Gooda, ‘tench Corsets sud Bustles. Children's (Corsets, ‘anda $1 Corset (isa H's own make) that Drice is Unsurpassed. 2 ‘and Spanish spoken, marlé ‘2.B.—French, German ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDIN Sg SST See EAs DRE Sow PARIS th Patents and Five Medals trou i x ys an ‘Manufacturer and importer of HUMAN HAIK AND FINE HATR WORK dies fine Hair Cutting and Hair vressing. sar dyed and sbainpoved ip sfiret clase mosnnoe. w : wo Soi FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Axsrox_ Fisaers Chaniteal Dry Cleantne Ratabtishment, ‘No, 908 G street northwest, THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, padiest and Gentlemen's ts; aleo, Velvet anit Tray cleaned ta thie superigryrocean ™ °c S70 DAE PADIES EVENING DREQES ® SPECIALTY. Semtlcnen's Clothes, Cleaned by tis process will not ioive Femoved edlectually. Price @1.6 and site rd su 4 Noss watxersco. Crorama (itPennsylvaniaAva FOR HOT WEATHER. NOAH WALKER & CO, (25Pennsylvanis Ave, ize NOAH WALKER & CO, (.bPenneylvanis Ave KOAH WALKER & CO. Drs (cbPeaneylvania Ava. Ajjace, Sada reveling OAH WALKER & 00. ies ak aegis BR NOAH WALKER 200, folk Suits ‘Shirts, White and Colored. (oPemnmlvania Ava Neck wearinaitnew stapes NOAH WALKER ROO, key kc, at very CcePwmnaytvania hve CLO ome WOAH WALKER & 00, at ePemneyivanie APA ae NOAH WALKER & 00, €25Pennsylvanis Ave, je24 625 Pennaylvania Ave Ge Tx Ber. “IHE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘THE CONCORD COLLAR. "eRenS RA at a has been taken for assesament, on all real property not: mm the tax-list, which includes new buildings, additions Sd {iuprovenielite fo old: und also bulldingy just under This office should be notified as to the removal or depeructiow of ay ball die i pect t0 said asessnie and avtariined betwen, JOLY tand JULY 2, 1k rate ROLENT P. DODGH Assessor, D.C. (er, 70, THe FUBLIC—HAVING AssociATED ‘with me in busineus froun this da brother GALUSHA-A. uuder the fitth usine of 2. HICHARD RIGGLES & UNO. I take this imesns. of hotitying the public: and while thanking my custom fers for past iavors, 1° heartily solic «. conturusuce, of thete patronage, | RICHARD KIGGLE: ‘Wasivngton, D.C, July 1, 1884. aye REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, ‘AT WASHINGTON. D. ©, At the Close of Business, June 20ch, 1884, RESOURCES. Loans and discounts... Overdrafts, ‘U.S, Bonds to eectire circulation U- 8. Bonds on hand. : Other Stocks, Bonds, forteaares, Due from approved reserve acents Due from other National Banke .... Due from State Banks and Bankers. Real estate, furniture and fixtures. Current expenses and taxes paid Premiums paid Checks a1 “heck: checks... Due to other National Banks Due to State Banks and Bankers. District of Columbia, a3. I. GHORGE H. B. WHITE, Cashier of the sbove- nained bank, do solemnly swear that the ment is trus to the best of my know! 3 GEOKGE HB. WHITr, Canter. Subscribed and sworn to before me this secoud of July, 1884. . @. MOORE, Notary Public. Connsor—Attaat; ‘iia THOMPSON, NATHL WHeSN Directors. at W._P. 8 SANGEK, (p> FouRTH or suny Notice. P. GROGAN’S Installment House, on New York ave- nue, between 13th und Lith <treets’ northwest, will be clusid FRIDAY and SATURDAY, July 4th and bth, 60 petoepable hin employes to enJoy afew recres tion. Parties having business to trausact at GROGAN'S ‘Will please make arrangements accordingly. J51-2t" (pr THE UNION CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AS. CIATION will hold itu 34th Regular Moutul Mectinw for the peymeut of dates and gating advaucrs, ou WEDNESDA}, July 2 1884, at 7 O'clock Puan Rt Co? mopolitan Hall, cdrner 8¢ treets northwest. ELL, Presider and E DENNIS © nt. DANIEL DONOVAN, Secretary. dyl-at (CgF PQUITABLE CO.oP. BUILDING A880. ASSETS, $375,482.78. ‘The Sith reular monthly mee:iny dues and making advances wall be hi WEDSESDAY, July 2. 1044, at 7 in Sharesin the 7th fseue may be tuken st this m¢ ‘THOS. SOMERVILLE, Presi JNO. JOY EDSON, Secretary. (er PABTIES LOOKING TO A PROMP% DE. livery of Ice Cream on July 4th will please send in thelr orders early. Families rupplied with the beat resin that can be made. ‘Try us aud be convinced. |OUSE, 419 7th at. n.w, ‘PHILADELPHIA CANDY Syl-ste Under Gdd Fellows’ iiall, (eg OFFICE OF CoLLEcTOR OF Taxes, Disrnicr oF CoLutara, Wanittxarox, D.C, June 0, 1884, All owners or Keepers of dogs, in the District of Co- Inmbia ure hereby notified that the yeatiy tax impoocd Dyactof Cougnat on. ail dogs owied oF Kel ie seid District wili be due and payable July ist 180%, ciugen payutent of wad tax ua wil be laud, as pro- iuaald ac By order of the Commissioners of the District of Co- rumbia: Rise JOHN F. COOK, iy Collector of Taxes, D. C. G CHAS. 8, PRICE. REGISTERED PHARMA- CIBT, 426 7th street southwest. Pure Drugs and Medicine Prescriptions a specialty, and at moderate rates, 3230 3° LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, (rei in pen aaee and District Bonds, eneral SE aa maven ENGEL yon F DEINK THR BEST ICE CREAM SODA MUNCASTER b HOWARD'S Pharmac my%6 Gor. 7th and Latrosta northweat. (es kewanp: Mr. M. T. Bridwell offers a reward of twenty-five dol Jars and expenses for the convietion of auy person OF Dersots found ustiye tis bottles of the following des Gsiption: Teantion all persons not. to sell or buy oF fil any of my bottles marked. us herein described, ay Y will enforce the law again-t all such persons. Bint beer bottles with the isiinin: stopper attached man ou one side “M. t. Bi." ana “Shh M st. 8. w., D.Gx. 3881," on the other’ side, “This bottle not to be sold. One-half, pint soda water bottles, marked on one sida, wea patent “MET: Drldwell 88h, $51 Mat jashington, Kelssued August 19, 1878." Others marked "Codd'a Pateut, 4 makers. Hylands d& Codd, Py for payment of at barint's Hall ea, Hernealey.” On the other side inige star, wi No. Land others 32 ti ginbWELL ‘10m 351 M strest southwest, (D>, ROLMTICAL, PICTORIAL, NET. BANNERS painted at HOGINSKI & LEWIS, 908 'D street hgrthwest, Designs and estimates cheerfully furnished. ‘Ail work guaranteed and dune in the most artistic man- ier. jelo‘Im JAMES H, MoGILL, ARCHITECT. incetions for all laswes Sb super npecifcetions for 2 : thas thelr erection. folm (> bomen ‘LUMBER OWING TO THE GR NYas, WE BAY BETWEEN -B WHERE WILL FLORIDA, PI CARRY ALARG WHITE “PINES WM. McLEAN & SON, my ISTH AND B STREETS NORTHWEST. ENTION OF VISITORS AND RES- CP sate {artiouscly eatted' to SHOSVIEE the ew and. d Nerve Tonio and Bate. guard against Malaria ‘For sale aceated by the glags or fn Lottles by W.C. MILBUEN, Sole Invent ‘Man: ulacturer, 1429 Yeunsylvania avenue, wept GAS COOKING RANGES AND STOVES. GARDEN HOSE, LAWN VASES AND SETTEES, FINE GAS FIXTURES, UMBIN( BFATD AND ALL JOBBING ci Ou thy Boke. ING, MET! SAML. 8. SHEDD, 409 9th Street Northwest. No IST navel noetawest a Lots Bale VES. caer OM OLDEN HOSE rae Gas Btoves that will do all Pamully Cooking 2 F, BROOKS, 531_15th street, Corcoran Bufldine. my? Jvsr Tae Ture Fox Bors GOING To THE COUNTRY AND SEASIDE, 21500n 45 | measures to open and to Keep open’ all establisied con General judeon Kilpatrick, and 1 the joint resotution printing the annual reports Commissioner of Agriculture. CALLED ON THE Presipgnt.—Buffalo Bill called Upon the President to-day, accompanied by Golonel M. J. Sheridan. Mr. Joaquin Miller, the Russian minister, Senators Bowen, Walker, Harris, Sewell, Jones (Nev.) and Blair, and Representatives Adams, Robinson (N.Y.), Robliison (0.),Caikins, Har- mer and Brewer (N. J.) also called on the President ‘Tux proposed naval post graduate school will Probably not be established at ‘Newport before fall. | Commodore Luce will undoubtedly be placed in | Grae of the school, and will direct its establish- mei ‘Tux U.8.S. Desrarca will go down the bay ‘this afternoon for the purpose of having her com- Passes adjusted. Tue Navat Boarp appointed to investigate the ‘Navy department frauds met at the Navy depart- Ment today. Surgeon General Gunnell and Dr. Van Rypen, assistant sur mn general, were before the board, and were examined as to the system of doing business in the bureau of medicine and sur- gery. Ex-Surgeon General Wales, who was tn of the office at the time the frauds were committed, will be examiued by the board at an early day. A Fexck War Im Ixpian TERRrToRY.—Cattle dealers in the west have complained to the Secre- tary of the Interior that the Cherokee Stock asso- cation, which bas ‘leased a strip of land in the horthern part of Indian territory, traversed by es tablished cattle trails between ‘Texasand Kansas, have closed the trails with wire fences, and have Opposed armed force to the progress of the droves of cattle along the trails. Secretary ‘Yeller,has di- rected Inspector Benedict to adopt ull netes cattle trails, Nava Orpers.—Lieut. Ambrose B. Wyckoff, or- dered to duty in chargeof the branch hydrographic oMfice at Philadelphia; Passéd Assistant Engineer Jas, Entwistle, to the Alarm; Capt. Edw. P. Lull, detached from the Boston navy yard and placed on Walling orders; Commatder Albert Kautz, from duty in the bureau of equipment and recruiting, 7th July, and ordered to duty at the Boston navy yard 8th July; Commander Win, 8, Dana, trom the ‘New York navy yard and ordered to command the Alarm; Commander J. H. Sands has reported his return home from the froquols and placed on walt- | ing orders; Surgeon Henry M. Wells, detached from the New York naval hospital and ordered to the Lancaster, European statiun. Lieut. Ridgely Hunt, ordered to duty in the hyd hie oftice. Lieut! F. H. Lefavor and Ensign P. B. bibb,detached from. the coast survey steamer McArthur and placed on walling ordera Ensign A. P. Niblack, from duty at the Smithsonian institution and ordered to duty at the coast survey. Eusign Walter McLean, £10! duty at the Annapoils experimental buttery an ordered to the coast survey. Passed As-Istant En- gineer A. F. Dixon hus returned from the Wachu- ‘sett and has been placed on waiting orders) Mate L. B. Gallagher, from the New York navy vard and ordered to the 9 Fatiapoosa. pleut, James Franklin (retired), granted four months leave, with permis- sion to ie abroad. Naval et C. E. Rommel, granted leave until the ist of September. ‘MAIS FROM CaoLera INFecreD Drsteicra—The ‘Postmaster General has ascertained that the mails from France brought to this country by English steamers are not fumigated when shipped, and un- less the local authorities at the Atiantic’seaports disinfect the mails upon arrival, the government ‘Will have to adopt some measure to prevent the In- troduction of the cholera into this country through the mails, INDIANS OFF THVIR RESERVATION.—Some 900 Com- anche Indians have left the Pine Ridge agency in Dakota and buve gone to the Rosebud and Powder Horn rivers, in search of food. ‘The ranchmen who informed the Interlor department apprehend that the starving Indians will commit depreda- Uons, ‘The commissioner of Indian affatrs has in- structed the Indian agent to investigate the matter. PeRsonaL—Dr. Morrison Mumford, editor of the Kansas City Times, 18 at Willard’s —wMr. Henry J. Gensler, oMcial reporter of the Senate, Who has been dangerously ill, has recovered, and was at work to-day.—Hon. Cornelius A. Logan, United States minister to Chill, has arrived in New York.——Dr. Smith, of the marine hospital service, Norfolk, Va, and Capt. Ira Sinith, are at the Eb: bitt.—Mrs R. D. Cutts is spending the summer at Mount Desert.—Gen. Butler has opened a law office in New York.—Gen. and Mrs. Grant have taken up their residence at Long Branch for the summer.—Hon. Joseph H. Choate, of New York, and Commander P. H. Cooper and wife, of New York, are at the Riggs. Sundry Civil Appropriation Bi SENATE AMENDMENTS—THE CLAUSE LOOKING TO PRINTING OF REVENUE STAMPS OUTSIDE THR TAEASURY STRICKEN OUT. ‘The Senate committee on appropriations made humerous changes in the sundry civil bil. Among ‘the most important amendments are $2,500 to pay expenses already incurred for the Slamese embassy; {$025,506.85 for payment of awardsof the late French ‘and American claims commission against the United States: to euale the Secretary of State to appoint, when necessary, medical inspectors to be attach to U. 8 consulates in countries where yellow fever, cholera or plague exists in epidemic form, $10,000. A total increase over the House bill of $633,000 1s made in the various appropriations for pubitc bulld- ings throughout the country. In this connection, an amendment is inserted appropriating, $3,000 for the salary of an inspector of public bull ‘and {the sum of $8,000 Is appropriated for the salary ot this official. ‘Under the head of Ught-houses, bea- cons and fog signals an increase of $68,500 1s insert- ed. For engraving and printing the appropriation is incr ‘from $475,000 to $515,000, and the item forengraving end fnishing circulating notes for national banks is increased from $110,000 to $150,000. For “light-house establishment” net increase of $87,000 is -made. Under the head of “party ex- penses” for the coast and geodetic survey nearly every item of the House bill is increased, involving @ total increase of $46,800. An amendinent “for furnishing points for state surveys, $16.00,” 1s in- serted. The provision of the House Dill that the cost of engraving and printing stamps for internal Fevenue “‘shall not hereafter exceed what it shall be found, after an advertisement. for proposals, it ‘would cost to have it done elsewhere,” 13 stricken out. ‘The clause of the House bill requiring con- tracts for the transportation of moneys, Dullion, coin, etc., to be let to the lowest responstole bidder fg also stricken out. An aggregate increase of $11,500 ts made for the fish cominission. An amend- melt appropriates $25,000 to enable. the Secretary Of the ‘Treasury to protect the seal fisheries and otter hunting grounds of Alaska, and to enforce the Jaws there. ‘The House paragraph abolishing the national board of heaith is stricken out, and $25,000 appropriated to maintain that board. ‘An amendment is inserted authorizing the Presi- dent in case of threatened, or actual epidemic, to ‘use the unexpended balance of the appropriation made by the acts of 1882 and 1883, not to exceed $100,000 in ald of state and local’ boards, and in maintaining quarantine. The appropriation to enable the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to establish ‘and maintain quarantine stations, and to provide shelter and care for neat cattle’ im ig in- creased from $10,000 to $50,000. A total increase of $214,882 over the House Dill fs made for the Navy department. The paragraph for the appointment of a scientific commission to inquire into the orga- nization, work, reconstruction, &c., of the Naval treating Uaread of labor, and appropriatieg $2500) creating a Dureau of » and appropriating for ite ‘maintenance ts Inserted. AU the house visions fixing salaries for United States officials Fisvead of payment by fees are striccen out CHANGES OF LOCAL INTEREST. ‘The amendments of local interest are as follows: ‘sophical and paratus, $8,500. men’s fal vor. four bath-roouns and waren. closets, irs, $1,500, ‘The a] ition for furniture and iixtures of the National Muscum is increased from. ‘to $80,000. For bulldings ana ‘around Washington ‘an 1vem Of $500 10 de NEW CONFERENCE ON THE NAVAL BILL. ~ Mr. Hale presented the conference report on the naval appropriation bill. It reports the conferees Of the two houses unable to agree, and recommends further conference. The Senate decided to insist on its amendments, and ordered another conference. The chair reappointed Messrs Hal and Bock the confensss on the part of tie Seaae CONFIRMATIONS. At 12:90, on motion of Mr. Ingalls, the Senate Went into executive session and confirmed the fol- lowing nominations: Wataon C. Squire, of Wash- ington territory, to be governor of Washington tei Glibert A. Pierce, of IIL, to be governer of Dakota; Henry S. Neal, ot’ Ohio,'to be solicitor of john T. Hall, of Miss, to be receiver ‘Of public moneys, at Jackson, Miss; Samuel A. Losch, of Pa., to be secretary of'New Mexico; David P. B. Pride, of Idaho, to be secretary of Idaho; Jesse W. George, of Washington territory, to be U. 8. marshal for Washington territory; Penumbra Kelly, of Oregon, to be U.S. marshal’ for the dis- trict of Oregon; ‘Andrew J. Evans, of Texas, to De U.S. attorney ior ‘the western district of Texas Postmasters—David P. Simpson, at Swatnpscott, Hass; Ernst O, Brauns at Tracy, Mian; Heury 0. Bastord, at Austin, Minn; B. Mills, at Astoria, Til; Jus. . ‘tyner, at Brookvilie, Ind. After ten ininutes spent ‘in executive sewsion the Senate resumed legisiauve business. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES, Mr. Van Wyck, from the committee on public lands, reported favorably | joint resolution pro- hibiting the Secretary of the Interior from certity- ing or patenting any lands to the raliroad corpora- ‘ons unull Congress shall have ‘acted upon any Bilt $f report from committee favoring forfeiture of such is. Mr. Garland, from the committee on the. judiciary, reported, with amendments, the House bill rebat Wo taxation of Pacine raliroad lands. The amen ments substitute for the provisions of the House ‘bill Uhose of the bill reporied early this session by. YE Gacland, ‘trom the Senate committee om the judiciary. Air. Ingalls offered a resolution, which was agreed. to, calling onthe Secretary of the Interior for 10- Tormation relative to tie condition of the Northern: Cheyenne Indians on the T and Rosebud rivers, who are alleged to be without rations and committing depradations on settlers for subsist- ence. THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL. On motion of Mr. Allison, the Senate then pro- ceeded to consider the sundry civil DIL, The bill, as reported by the Senate committee, increases the appropriation, as compared with the House Dill, in round numbers, $3,800,000, tuaking the aggregate appropriation a Uttie over $20,000, The House. THE MINORITY PORTIFICATIONS BILL, PASSED. In pursuance of the agreement arrived at yester- day, tie House proceeded to vote upon the motion to substitute the minority fortification bill for we Dill reported by the majority of the committee on appropriations, The mouion was agreed to—yeas 150, nays 91. Messrs. Henderson (Iowa), Hower and York voted. with the democrats tn the aMrmative, and Dargan, Elis, Findlay, Finerty, Hancock, O'Neill (Mo.) and Patten with the repubilcans in th negative. et pe, bul, 9s ainended by the adoption of the sub tute, was then passed—yeas 193, nays ap- Propriates $895,000. THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL. On motion of Mr. Willis (Ky.), the Senate amend- ments to the river andharbor appropriation bill were non-concurred tn. ‘THE ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY. Mr. Herbert (Ala.), from the committee on ways and means, reported a resolution authorizing the Speaker to appoint a committee of five members Whoge uty it shall be to investigate and. report whether. Alaska Commercial comy complied with its contract and agreement with the United states, and whether the contract should be abrogated or inodified, and to inquire into the cir- cumstances under which the act of Congress au- thorizing tne contract was passed, Commltiee of whol tasonaas on renic won. Mr. O'Neill (Sfo.), from the committee on labor, Teported a bill providing that, ip the employment of labor on public works, preference shall be given to residents and citizens of the United States. ‘House calendar. Mr. McComas (Md.), from the committee on the District of Columbla, reported a bill to provide a criminal code for the District of Columbia, House as SEE ane arrnrntamon wna anacon ‘Mr. Forney (Ala) #~9mitted the conference re- port on the army appropriation bill. The explan- atory statement announces that the House con- ferees have receded from the di ent to the Senate amendment striking out the clause reduc- 1pg the rate of compensation to subsidized railroads for army transportation. This was the only point of difference between the two housea. The report Was agreed to without division. ‘The District in Congress, snore caries In the Senate to-day Mr. Lapham presented a Memorial from E. 8. Justh, protesting against the provision of the pending bill in relation to police juiring second-hand dealers Sean pate Strain Wines Sore In the Senate to-day, on motion of Mr. Vance, the House bill to amend the act increasing the District water supply so as to enable the Secretary of War and Attorney General to acquire title to such land and water rights as are necessary for the construc- Uon of the fish-ways provided Tor in the original Sos as eee, ‘taken up and passed. Capitol Topics. pe oeee area ‘The Senate made rapid time with the sundry civil Dill to-day. Only afew of the amendments pro- posed by the appropriations committee were antag- ontzed. It is apparent that the bill will pass sub- stantially as rej PUBLIC PRINTING. Instead of the numerous provisions passed by the ‘House in the sundry civil appropriation bill, re- stricting and limiting public printing, an amend- ment directing the jotnt committee on printing to examine into the numbers of various ts Printed, and to report in December next a bill Inaking’ such reductions as may be deemed expedi- ent, Was adopted by the Senate committes, FREDERICKS V8. WILSON. ‘The House committee on elections to-day decided to reconsider its action of Monday, whereby it was agreed to seat Mr, Fredericks in the contested elec- Hon, case of Rredericks va Wilson, of Iowa. | Two ofthe demoorats who favored the it is un- derstood, will change their vote, and one democrat who did’ not vote will favor Wilson, republican, thus making a majority in favor of that gentlemas retaining his seat. THE FOST OFFICE AFPROPRIATION BILL. ‘The House took up the conference report on the Post Office appropriation bill yesterday, and, after a Jong discussion, concurred in the Senate amend- ment " THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL. ‘The Senate yesterday passed the river and harbor At $1,268,000, and the Senate itself has made a fur- {net addition of $290,500, making the amount of the Dill as 1t now stands, $13,584, NOMINATIONS AND CONPIRMATIONS. | Blaine. "Kelly 1s not opposed to the New are very astonishing, and far off from the general Tange of speculation The fight, he says, ts not over candidates, but is of a much more serious | chafcter. ‘The fact ts, he saya, and there 18 no use | to try to disguise it, that a large element of John | Kelly's following is bent ‘upon bolting the party | and going over to Blaine. The opposition to Cleve- | land 1s in fact, he says, not an opposition to him Atall, Dut an excuse as stated for fang, ee w ork gi ernor, Dor are Buller or Ube rest, except upon Lie Froutds that these would be boiters, having chosen him as the object of their anlmadversion, bell ing him to be most lkely to get the nomtnation, Would, as a matter of policy, put him out of te | Way $0 Uhat they will have to look elsewhere for ‘an excuse for deserting thelr party. DEMOCRATIC MALCONTENTS. Soon after Blaine’s nomination, the Irish Catho- Ucs, the labor organizations and communist ele- ments of all sorts under Tammany rule and else- where in the democratic party, began to show signs of restlessness and discontent, which have been in- creasing every day since. They look upon Blaine asa man who will revolutionize the word. Ther expect from him a more aggressive foreign policy Than could be expected trom any olber wen iD either party, and say that he ts the man to take (hose Positive steps which they deem necessary to better thelr condition. A war with some foreign nation, they say, is what would break up the lethargy that now’ possesses labor, enilven trade and in- crease Wi Anything, they say, UU peace and Starvation. ‘Neary ail’ the labor organizations have been privately referring to these things in their councils, and the disposition to support the Plumed knight has spread rapidiy. When Kelly attempted to stem this tide of sentiment he found too powerful an element opposed to him to be over- come by any ordinary methods. lie was forced to take @ negative postion or lose his power al- Yogether, and flnaily had to yield so fur as to come Out in direct opposition to Cleveland. HERE BEN BUTLER'S BAND CAME IN. The disposition to bolt became so strong that a Premature rupture, even before the democratic Nomination was made, was threatened, when Gen. Buller came to the rescue to test the potency of his influence with the working classes, Now the whole matter is in his hands, and he ts trying to keep the warring elements from a direct outbreak. His con- sultation with the democratic leaders in Congress Was upon this subject, and It was this that took them to New York to consult with Kelity. The consultation there resulted in practically nothing | Dut & determination to yield $0 far as to oppose | Cleveland, and leave the field open, with no tnan | far enough in the lead to draw the'fire ct the mal- contents. ‘The feeling was, {t seems, after consid- | ering the situation fully, that Blaine would draw | ly from this element no mater who the demo- | crats hominate, and the ouly hope wus that the effect would be beutralized by the accessions of in- dependents trom the republican ruuks. Butler, however, 18 100ked 10 to be able to check the bolt to | Some extent, and this be will endeavor to do with- Out aspiring to the leadership of tne party. He content to receive wermorstilp of Mas- Sachusetis ag his reward 2 THIS NEW FEATURE OF THE ENTANGLEMENT, casts the question of candidacy into insignificance for the moment. No mans acknowledged to be in the lead, but it Is admitted that the independents must be taken into consideration in the selection of the candidate, and the ton which is now brought to bear upon Cleveland need not be neces- sarily effective, whether confined to him or turned Upon any other, as it would bly be should another appear to be more likely to secure the nomination. ‘The democrats ciaim that this state of affairs Father increases than diminishes their chances of success, if they act judiciously and put up the r candidate. ‘The line of buttie, they say, wil be changed, and what they lose in the com: munistic ranks will be more than compensated for Tanks will by the panic their acquisition to cause, CLEVELAND'S FRIENDS 84T ‘that as it becomes known that a large part of the Opposition to him comes from men who really want to vote for Blaine, and can only be held in the party by the earnest efforts of Kelly, supported by the he hat the democrats may nomin:te a ma who will be as ready us Blaine to twist the British lion's tall, is favorable to Cleveland's nomination,as there is DO assurance that they will support any other man thedemocrats will nominate with any more enthusiasm. The endorsement of Cleveland by the Young Men’s Democraulc Club of Brooklyn last night, and the rumors that have reached here to the effect that Tiden has given Boss McLaughlin to understand that Cleveland wouid be his choice, and the consequert turning of Brooklyn to the gore ernor, has revived the hopes of all the Cleveland inen at the Capitol,and they assert that he wii! certainiy get the nomination. Some of the anti-Cleveland men were ly depressed by the stories Cold, but the most of Profess Dot to believe in ‘them. One of the Tammany men said that he knew Cleveland bad thirty-two delegates, and was afraid of McLaughlin. He was so slippery be might do something to turn the county vole over to the eta He did not believe, he said, that McLaugh- lin would do this, but if he’ did, and Cleveland got the ‘nomination,’ they would ‘not vote for him. | ‘Thousands of men would stay away from the polls, or would vote for Blaine. He acknowled, also, ‘that many of the Irish would vote for BI e Unless ‘the democrats pe ‘Up @ man who would have a “toreign policy. GEN. SLOCUM RAID 0-DAY THAT he did not believe that Brooklyn would give a vote for Cleveland. Kings county, he sald, held the ‘balance of power, and would go against bim; he could not get a vote on Long Islan jueens and Suffolk counties. ad seated ‘The Cleveland men claim, however, that Butler's influence will be exerted in favor of the New Yorker and t all opposition, A Bepublican Dilemma. ‘THE CHINESE BILL 4 DISTURBING FACTOR IX TRETR CAMPAIGN. ‘There 1s no little agitation among republican ‘Senators with regard to the House bili amending ‘the ant-Chinese law. It was among the first mee- sures passed by the House, und the Pacific coast People contend that the act is necessary for their Proper protection against the Chinese. Some ofthe republican Senators insist that it will put their patty, at disadvantage in the Pacific States to have it sald that tae democrats of the House promptly passed Uhis bill, but it died in the republican sen- ate, ‘The Senhtors who take this view maintain ‘That tt would be better to prolong the session than Wo let the bill fall, but, notwithstanding this argu- ment, it ts not likely that the session wouid be pro- Jonged on account of tists measure. ‘There are re- publican Senators who At on principle, and ‘who Will vote against it when it comes up. Senators, of course, are not attaching 80 much im- portance to the matter. ‘They are willing tor Con- gress to adjourn with the bill ‘still on the calendar. A Strange Divorce. THE REMAREABLE STORY OF 4 DISCARDED WIFT. H.C. Shock,a draughtsman, employed at Roach’s shipyard, at Chester. Pa., was arrested yesterday on the charge of desertion brought by his wite.now living ip Philadelphia. The husband Is the son of Commodore Wm. Shock, formerly chiet of the Dureau of steam engineering in this city. According ‘to the wife's story the couple were married in 1876 ‘with the utmost secrecy, owing to the opposition compelled her to return to her parents in where she retained ll her father's death. — She A Man and His Moncy Missing. ‘ast SAGINAW, Mich, July 2—Win, Edinger, a man merchant of "3 years residence im UNS disappeared mysteriously on Sunday plight nd ts sayy to have twelve to firteen hundred ollars in his possession. Mis Tainliy apprehend play, clalining that there Was no mouve for Tho Asintic Cholera. CURED BY INHALATION OF OXYORN. Loxpox, July 2—Auvices from Toulon state that five cases‘of cholera have Been cured there by In- ure OxYKeR. The effect of unis ts imme diate, and consists in restoring Warmth to the sys. a and making Ue Pluie Hormal once more. ‘The Times, commenting Ou thes: cures, says: Net ‘YoUs per-ons may henceforth trust th the existence of a cure for cholera. ‘The academy of medicine ought Lo tuguire into the oxygeu treatment.” do foul bis al Mrs. Colton’s Law Suit. (CHARLES CKOCKER’S ANSWEK DENYING HER ALLRGA- TIONS Saw Fraxctaco, July 2.—Charies Crocker has fled an aMdavit in answer to Mts Colton's application 1a her Sait agaiust Stantord Crocker and ¢.P. Hun- ton. MF. Crocker characteries ail of Mm. Cole ton's allegations as devoid of i0undation, and as Serts Unat Uhe defeudauts are each possessed of Teal estate and other property far exceeding the amount clathed by the plcinUil. Regarding ower stocks claimed by Mrs. Colon, the defendants wre ¥ to depostt tem tn any reputable bank Une court might indicace until the sult is lerminated. General Forcign News by Cable. A QUICK TRIP. QUEENSTOWN, July 2.—The Oregon made the pas- Sage from New York in six days, fourleen hours and twenty-four minutes. : TKS IN TONQUIN, Pants, July 2. IS 4 geucral feeling of sur- Prise wt'the silence of Une rhinent regardit the situation of affairs in Tonquin notwith tang. Ang the fact that ere Is cable communicauion With that country, It ts thought that matters there are ln &@ graver condition Than bas yet been admitted. GERMANY TO BUILD 4 BIO TORPEDO Boat. Bexuis, July 2.—The Gerwan government bas given to ain Engiish firm of ship bulldens an order tor coustructing Uke iangest torpedo buat ever bu. THE ROYPTIAN CONFERENCE. Lowpox, July 2.—ibe Egyptian conference will Meet agaly some Ume next week. ‘The financtal ascistauts of the foreign delegates are ueanwhile actively engaged Im examining the English finan. lal proposala, and tue ambassadors are conferring Wogether. Mi LABOUCHERE WANTS SOME RADICAL PEERK. Loxpox, July 2—In the house of commons to-day Mr. Heury Labouchere, radical member tor North- ampton, gave notice tat he intended, in view of the prospect that Lie house of lords Would reject Ube franchise bil, to ask wheter Mr. Gladstone Would create a ndiber of Uberal and radical peers W overcome the adverse major DEATHS AT TOULON AND MARSRILERR. Panis, July 2.—hetween 10 o'clock last night and 10 this morning there were hve deaths from cholera at Toulon, There: were Uwo deaths from the same disease at Marsellies lust ight reports of cholera at Lyons wre denied. Forest Fires in Ontario, Krxostox, Ost., July 2—Great fires are burning in several of the adjacent townships, perhaps to ine bumber of 200. “the fire in What is known as the McGill settlement 1s now a couple of miles ‘square abd Is stlll spreading. ‘The country Is #0 dry that the coullagration spreads with wonderful rapidity. sul A Wreck and a Rescue. Bostox, July 2—The schooner Nina Page, from Barrington, N.S., reports: June 28th, avsl0 ‘a. m., Seal Island, bearing east by north half north Any miles, saw & schooler bearing 8. 8. W., WIth smoke issuing from Ler anda signal of distress flying. Found her to be the schooner Astra, of and trom St. Jonn, N. B., for New York, deal laden. Took off Warren Lewis; master; G. Green, mate; H, Lew! steward, and ‘two seuinen, At 10:30 the masis the Astra fell, and when lastvecn ber Bull was burning rapidiy. ‘The Massachusetts Independents. WHAT MR. LYMAN SAYS ABOUT THEM. Mr. Lyman says that the independent movement tn Massachusetts Is Increasing tm proportions every day. He says they have thelr headquarters, clerks and stenographers, and are carrying on an extensive correspoudence with very encouraging resulta. The movement, he UuInks, is very power- ful, and he says he has recentiy heard from several secret societies and organizations in the state, and they will probably boil the Blaine ticket. He says there Is a great opposition to Blaine among secret societies. “If Cleveland or Bayard 1s nominated by ‘The Gemocrats, he says, they Will be supported, Otherwise the indepeudeuts Will nominate theif own Candidate. Two Couptes Divorced To-day. In the Equity Court to-day Martin Perry was granted a divorce trom Mary Perry. They were married May 16th, 1876, and it $8 charged sbe deserted him in January, 1882. A divorce wus aiso granted in thp case of Eilen T. Knapp against Gustav Knapp, and complainant was given the custody of the children aud the right’ to resume her mulden name of Ci ton. and lved ‘together three months. She cha ‘They were married April 4th, hin with which intemperance and cruelty, Virginia, States that she then went in search of her husband, and found him With hls people, Dut be left the evening she arrived. She followed Ii when She found that he had gone toC she sought shelter in we Washi Where, cn December 25, 1862, she gave birth t6 twins, one of whow died. ‘to this ett Thea asym, 1c oo Middleton & Co. Required to Show Cause, In the Equity Court to-day, Judge Macarthur ts- sued a rule against the defendants im the sult en- tered by Mrs. {Hutchinson yesterday to secure the appointment of a receiver, to take charge of the af- fairs of Middleton & Co., to show cuuse Why are celver should not be appulnted. —— A Scene im Court. HOW JUDGE WAGNER REBUKED A JUKOR IN THE TAT LOR WILL CASE, AND FINED WIM $50. In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, tus morn- Ing, there was quite a soene. Last evening the case Was given to the jury In the matter of Tayloe against Lewis, involving the valldity of the will of the late Virginia Tayloe, made In 3872, giving the estate to her niece, Virginia Tayloe Lewis. The ‘case came up from ‘the Probate Court, as hereto- fore mentioned in THE STAR, for aw sealed verdict, but When this morning a has bien on trial ‘The iast night brought in & ren 4 tire jurors “I withdraw my were called, oe of them aid: name,” and stated that he was not clear in his mind In answer to the Interrogat court be said his name was geo toy that be ‘signed the verdict under protest, as go home. Fead and the Jury polled. The verdict sustained asthe! as ‘Ube jury so answered ubUl Beckmab’s name was called, When be objected, and he deciared that (we itorles of the e Wanted tO ‘Uhe court directed Ule verdict to be 4 over which Che controversy has acct Will and testament of the deceased, and Verdict read was not bis. of their ve parents. They lived happily in| The court, ing with ‘then sald: Chester until 1883, when, in Iver, Mr. Shock | “The result’of this thing is that there 'I8 Do ver- Poe poetics Mrs. Shock had | ict. By reason of the gross misconduct of a Juror hi Sa yelations with & young brewer Of | the whole week's work and more goes for nothing. ‘This, Mra. Shock was a | It was a gross neglect of uls duty and & gross con- false cl but her husband, she says, urged her! tempt of the court. Mr. Beckman is for that oon- not to Me ee ee tater pea | Sempt Mined $50 and ix discharged from further ser- promising that it she would perinit | vice during this term.” divorce he would secretly remarry ber after Sinere wags ‘due Beckman as a furor, the Pending she | court ‘he ne to be paid out of that sum. going to Rid dwn neta Aer the dt. appearing, the expose the pro by Rev. J. R ‘street, Phil- ‘as he did Sune 9, since and she now Youre Lavras. 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