Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1884, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, = STAR BUILDINGS, arr Pennsy!vanis Awe. and 12th 8t., by Fort: The Evening Star Newspaper Company, ADAMS. Pres't. GEO. W. 1 Sean—poh}isha’ on Friday—81 a year. he Eoening Star, id Sg meonthe S0cente aust be pald in advance: for 2 om anniication, AMUSEMENTS. ___} B= HULIZMAN WiIsuES TO INFOLM THE LOVERS OF BOATING | ‘That he has chartered the | STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON oR TH | POTOMAC REGATTA. ox Juvr Sisr. anchor broaiiside at the finish line, opposite G outa will” convey: Damsenie 8 | dy15-tu,th,sat 6." AEE ATRE COMIQUE SUIMER 6 Fa lay and Wednesday | PRINT ss | rie | Pint appearst AVEWS SUMMER GARDEN —FNGACEMEST De ROR SSS ASD OHV TE ADO, r cds.abd « bost of other riui Dow aud cat lesion to all on Mes ben CENT OFF 10 cents. Ladies and ehi'd- x tree of charge, bie | ox BOYS’ BICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES, To Reduce Stock. ‘WM © SCRIBNER, 2068 E street northwest. AND HIS ORCHFSTEA WILL Cinta by applyineat tends street nurtiwest acts eh BAND Kesidevee, 1120 nd'n.caterer. will OF telegraph, Jeu-la ‘inuets left ut Fre “to.” Orders, by MUsTC" cholera here last ni TovLoN, July cats tn Loxpoy, asked thi Yon of meaxu: cholera into Turkey a ‘ODESSA, July 14 been established ag: French) Mexity which choier: Lisnox, Austrian government has te with It fn the vent the introduction of Austria, antioe of two weeks has veswels arriving from > a ~ | Bounces that v 64—N® 9.741. WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY. JULY 15, 1884. TWO CENTS, fsigurhit: PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, | Fteased with tne, nemocratic Conve ne ee REN BETEES. (Telegrams to The Star, |*:ctt™c, Comes tm = scnooner, RY PARK, KEY EAST OR OCEAN BEACH tickets from Withington, by Peonerlva: wood for fiftern days trom Juiy 2ist, and | fuciuding ticket to full course of Sea Side Absembly at | Key East. only 810.50. Torciveulars provrams of Assembly, and full infor- mation. apply to WML BALLANTYSE & SUN or C. 0. PCRSELL. Jyh 83 = S|! XVENING EXCURSION. _~ SV THURSDAY icity. steamer W. W, CORCO. | AN loaves 6:30 p'm :nturne 10:30 p.ui. Music nd | frechinents, Tickets 25 cua y15-3t® GE! 8D DANCING SCHOOL EXCURSION Priday. th, 10 x prs and We Keuget. ‘Steamer, Ww. Corcoran will lesve at 9.30 Round tri pia hall om ath. and 6:49 p.m, Tickets, 50 cents; children, 25 centa, | Bor sale at the Aeadeniy. Gi. Stand H stevets north wc beats Muse By uger. UNG ACL DAY aid in the EVESING, | Boat will returu in the for all cars, \KAND FAMILY EXCUKSION 70 Ayld-ste MONTE CRISTO, (BLACKISTON ISLAND.) seaworthy and swift Steamer JANE MOSE: | leaves Company"s wharf, foot of 6th street, DATLY pt iriday and Saturday) at 9 am, nturming at Ststketi round-trip, se, Children under twelve years of use Ps ‘Warm Dinner on the Island for 502. FAMILY EXCURSION TO COLONIAL BEACH, DN; SDAY. JULY l6rH. Steamer Arrowsiuith leaves 8:90 8 mi. returning at seaccnable hour. Fare Sve. for round trip: children under 12, 250. Tickets to be had at company's office, 1921 F street; Preutis’ drug store, corer 7th and F streets, J. J. Gould’, 421 9th strevt; Fickling’s drug store, George- ‘town, ahd at the boat. | ‘Dinuer at the hotel. Sy1e-2 GTEAMER WW. CORCORAN. s SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, ‘This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sundays excepted) to all pots on the Potomac as far as Gly- Boat will leave at 10 m. and arrive at 3:30 p Blouse round ATP. 25 cents to all points except fount Vernon, wh cl SATURDAY EVENING trips will be made during the summer, boat leaving at 6 p. m., arriving at 9:30 p.m Fare, 25 cents, as ag urual, ‘NDAY AFTERNOON trips will be made Band aud Orchestra furnishes | peat leaving at 3p. ni and returning at p i on sions. Residener dla ead, stepping at Blarsbal) Hall ES returning. Fare, 80 ceuts. il tows )_ ORCHESTRA —FIRST- JOHN AND GREAT FALLs.—THE NEW MENUS Youd ineimehed fr Excunons, Picnics ares | C Excursion steuner GENRY GA WAGNT Bela new Phite-timments ad al: other vccaainta, th street uorshwest, Oiiee hour, $t0 ready tur charter; capacity ovet 200. Apply at :221 M Street northwest, opposite Washington aud Georgetown, Eouiroud otiee jyi-in ‘LECTURES. _ EMORY. -FRER LECTURE ON THE TUESDAY EVENISG, Jaly 15th. APB otehie eenabl Ito de by this sy nie auld wee what pupils are LATEST NOVELS: cess of Napraxine, by Ouida, : ‘ons Raver, by stevetison, Mis- Ptudineion Pretures of Lif BoayN. 5 im, Loilwevity. by John & Hamilton, f Blank Box Ww WEST STYLES, 3AME, ENCHANTMENT. LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET. ARCHERY, AT LOW PRICES. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 Seveuth CEStLAIEG LIBRARY, Yi) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. jem in all Ages: « valua- AS Average Man. bw Robert Grant feany te Hobe, b Anstey. we. TIONS—PHEEBE, BY AUTHOR me Works of Win Cullea &: Summer, by Thotean. edited dant’s Kobe. by F Austey. author Upmore by KD. Bisekione: Marion Crawfort: Quicksands Ast Cruising, be JT, Fothrock: Practical Fasays, Vy alexander Bain’: Ment { ol is. bY G J Kewanee GA WRIT! Abr, aha Steticner, 1105, Pennsylvania Been lephon= call, 435-3 ps7) LADLES GOOD Ax Aso Brow Actu at Ceer TRIMMED and UNIRIMM!LD HATS and BONNETS KID GLOVES, MITTS, FANS ad FLOWERS, MRS. M. J. HUNT, i309 F Steer Norwest. FOR CAasti ONT __ 32 , Pp M J.P. FE ALMER, F NORTHWEST, arture for Europ, (per steamer or the Balance of iTS AND HATS, EATLY REDUCED PRICES. _ yt Ds OF 1. AND LINEN STITCHING. WOH a NITTIN » Bicey sad 5 bs German Lad‘es at | Piste ee syle Mas Sra Ri @e YH STREST 6 Patent Oftice me fine ot EME # NEROIDERIES, AND SHAWLS ma S, SBrd FICGHUS at bslf their lente HOSTERY. SUMMER Uyper- | 4 LISLE THAY GLOVES and MT. by seis ¥ MU 1 Corset (Miss E's own auisi'spoxen marls avi Fazie Lyons atl Views. Many tecture » Sorter of AN HAUG AND FINE BaTR WoRE. ¢ Hate Cuttita and Hate drowning. ais; Oued ia a Liret Cass “uannoe TH STREET NOk1aWest te guaranteed SLD aud’ e113 poe - Ca icd 717 rastrertxw. 717 VAPOR STOVES, ‘ ‘The Istest out, New Twin-Barver. Vapor Stoveetving dintic tr beet a at pietorn S Teens Rorevous tosvendian thneburne Tee Re Socal Sod oer chess asaico an icmetoe amare Sher makes We bave severa’ new and second-hand Vapor Stoves 2 We offer st very low prices to €. am them out A full Lue of Col Stoves. Latrobe, Slate Mantel te. Danicrth F.uid constantly on band. V8. JENKS & CO co Tae | | LOWER ceban Point, WASHINGTON’S CONEY ISLAND. (The gate, ewift and magnificent, steamer NEW AR- | ‘MENIA wil! leave her wharf, ioot of 7th stre t, daily except Suturing, at 9 atnrefurniby. at 9 pan con Bincine uly’ Int. ware 6G cents rotund: trig, children, Becute ‘The Armenia stops at Alexandria on Fridays only. HC: BOWERS, Bauager. 01 at St. Mi Fey, farther information spply at offce, St, Mare Hotel. SERIES OF EXCURSIONS Will be given by the SATURDAY EVENING CLUB EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, Commencing Juxx 7. ‘The entertainments will cousist of Dancing, Vocal Muse, Reeitutions. &e, die Steamer MARY W'SHINGTON will leave her ua, re:urnine at 11 p.m. dies’ Complinientid Guutleman's Ticket, 60 centa ‘Te be hud Of the comunitiee and st Je20 coguaN FaLLs, Mt LY! ‘The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make excur- | LEU TU The above places. “To OCCOQUAN FALLS EDNE DA}, leaving 7th etrect at Gan. te at 8 pom ‘Fuse, remid-trp, 25 cente MAR HALO Every SATURDAY, leaving ut 9a Ly returiiny at 4:0 p. m1. Fare, round-trip, 13 cent. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONT. Fry ies 290 amend 8 pm returning at Spm. oa 9 puis Fare, rump. bb conte one werd: acing deck down and beck and st groun UL tripe, € pt Sunday. Fine brass band on Su Bist uip ol Sunday excursion stopest Muursiia Hall oul Selo, E 8. RANDALL, Manager, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. | All work guaranteed and dene in the most aftistic man= ‘siuie ae a govd company. Gg aes L, ZIMMACHER. F-THE ANNUAL SESSION OF na Fucampment wil be held THIS | VENT GabRU clock By onder ROUGHS, Grand Scribe. ce. Wasnixerox. D.C, July 14, 1884 <& The frm of been discolved by mutus’ SINGLETON & HoExe tas this day ousent, THOS D, SINGLETON wathdrawits. The business wid be continued 03. W. H. HOEKE. Who assumes all Labilities of the late firm atid to whom al devts aust © paid. Parties owing te Oa me ra ¢ AUESDAY) E ¢, co SULY 14th 1684, This isto notify all ccncerned parties that building No. 426 ith strect northwest will be torn down immedi- ately, and, consequently, all obstructions and wires for | telegraph, telephone, or other purposes, must be re- mov'd within a week from date, otherwise I am com- Pell d to doit, dyl5-at JOHN (eo AREESTION Dexocnats: will be bld.at Witthatt's hall St ets soutiieant, MOND v¥ £ VENING, duly 21, 1584, at 4 o'clock, for the yurpose of oneuilz Ui at East Washington Cleveland aud Hendr éka clu, Come all.” Us15- (eS ASPEV IAL, MEETING OF THE JACKSON | ES” DEMO CT IC ANSUCIATION will be hed UE-DAY EVENING, the 15th iuetunt’ at 8 o'clock, at the hall corner 6th and’ streets northwest.” Mutt. ra of interest to be considured. JOBE NOMINS, dye President, court of inqui ment frauds, will continue to take testimony for a Week or ten days. ‘The work of comparing the sys- tem of making purchases fm the various bureaus has been completed, but minor officials and _dis- bursting officers are now being to the general subject In hand. ue, $230,882.60; customs, $658,706.11. REPRESENTATIVE TOWNSHEND Saya that one great advantage the democratic ticket has over the re- ublican ticket is that it will appeal to the sober judgment of folks, and will grow in strength from this on, ‘Wart.—Hendricks’ reply to Chandler has pro- yoked considerable discussion about the hotel lob- Dies and wherever politicians and newspaper men M4 cailald's ttle congregate. The universal opinion among demo- eee Sea Erection call aid Bele crerom || eke oie Carlee GEE ‘though _ 915-68 WH HobkE the Tpublicans, say: “Wait til) you hear from WEESGTO De Chandler again: ‘THE Navigs oF raz WoRLD.—The officeot naval intelligence, Navy department, has Just completed an forwarded to Secretary Chandler a complete Schedule of the names and movements of the naval vessels of foreign nations in foreign waters for the ‘month of June, complied from the various Feports received in the office from various sources. | The Ust_ inet | France, Germany and Austria. iudes tne naval forces of England, ‘Tux Naval Fravps INVESTIGATION.—The naval ‘, Investigating the Navy depart- examined relative Mr. M. T. Bridwell offers a reward of twenty-five dol- Sad expenses for the conviction of any person OF Persons found usinw bis bottles of the following d-s- Giption: I eaution all persons not to rell or buy or fll any of my bottles marked us herein described, us I will eulotce ‘the law. acuin t sil such persons. Pint Imcer beer Lottles with the 1 chtnin moypes attached marked gu one side "MT, Band “aot M st. aw. D. Gy dais on the other xie, “This Cottle got to be sold it poua water bot Les, marked on one side, is Patent,” "Mi. Ssridwell; N01, 99131 st 8 We Ww wton. DC. leissued August 13, 1873." Others sanrked“Goddts Fateut 4 makein. Rylaude & Cold, Burnealey” On the other side inige star, with Agus on M4. BiiD WELL, 361 AI sireet southwest, ‘HE EBY GIVEN THAT THE tnersiip heretofore existing between Georges Huntiey and B.P. Watr us under th: frm bate of Gp. Huntley & Co. hus been dissolved by the death of | fr ey. The business will be conducted at the old stand, ‘known as the Cottage Market, No. 818 14th street north went, under his own name, by the undersigied, whos authorized to co.lect all necuunts due the lute frm, All p Maous indebted ty the firm are respectinuy requested sett e thelr accounts at once, B.P, WATROUS. Sy12-6t THE REGULAR Qi AR ERLY MEE11NG OF Ce RE GTEAR S vil ve bed in st Geutees Hall, 510 11th street northwest, on TUESDAY 18th in- stant, at 8 o'clock pau, A Iy123t J. W. TARSHA, Sec'y. v ADJUTANT GEN. Dua is expected to return from his fishing trip in Canada in aday or two. It is Probable, however, that he will not resume his duties as adjutant general, but will make prepar- ations for his Exropesn tour, as he ts to take pas- Sage the latter part of the present month. SUPERINTENDENT THOMPSON, of the railway mail service, and Inspectors Sharp and Camp that the New York post office 1s well condusteds ‘Tue KRARsaxox has arrived at Trieste. Tue Practice Surrs Dale and Consteliation, which have the naval cadets aboard, are expected to arrive at Portsmouth, N. H., on the 17th Last. SRORETARY TELLER THINKS BLAINE WILL CARRY ‘New York axp InpraNa.—Secretary Teller denies having said that the democratic ticket was especi- ally strong. ‘Thurman or ‘been stronger than that of Cleveland, and that Mc- Donald, in his stron; ana than Hendricks. Mr. Teller said he felt much more confident of the success of the republican He believes the nomination of Bayard, McDonald for President would have judgment, would have been a T candidate for the vice presidency in Indi- icket since the democratic nomination than be fore, and that he has no doubt tnat Blaine and ‘Logan will carry both New York and Indiana. [GP POLITICAL “PICTORIAL NET BANNERS <F painted at ROGIN 1 & LEWIS, 908 D street northwest. Designs and ex.imates cheeriully furnished. dyna ner. EBP at wal XCEGLENT PASTURAGE, <i At Natiual Fair Grounds: spring water and shady rove. For terius apply. to £, M, DRANEY, No. 443 K atreet northwest, or to JANES 8. I DWARDS, Pres't, dyl1-6t JAMES HM of 412 Sth street northwest, ts iow Nu. 008 G vine ILL, ARCHITECE, Prepares plans sud specifications for all classes of Ditildings, and superiutends thererection, _~jy8-om aoe iG) RED PHARMACIST, 426 ith street southwest, Pure Drugs anit Medicines “Prescriptions « specialty, and at moderate rates 390 LUMBER REASE TN OUR BUST- AUD ON TH, REETS NORTHWEST. FOUND « COMPLETE STOCK OF IHIs WILL ENABLE US TO iA LANGER AND MOKE VARIED STOCK OF WHITE PINES AND MARD WOGDs, WHICH WE. MEAS EHALLBE IN Lie INTEREST OF THOSE Pkose Unbilis WE HAVE IHe FLEASUKE 10. WM. McLEAN & 80N, myM___13TH AND B STREETS NORTHWEST. Basr Reisrorcen Sum, ‘With band-worked buttonholes, : FOR 75 CENTS, ‘The best ever offered in the city. AFULL LINE OF SUMMER UNDERWRAR, SCARFS Shirts to Order: ; 1200 ‘B ELLERY, street Lorthwest, x unF¥ Svsr Ovesen- 4 LOT OF SUMMEE SCARFS FOR sc. WORTH 81 LARGE LINE of SUMMER UNDERWEAE AND HOSIERY FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, my7_F16F street northwast, opposite Patent office. F* EST DKESS SHIRTS MADE TO OKDEK ouly $2. Fiz Fine Drees Shirts made to order. only 1. 3 mest Linen Collars, all etyles, only $1.50 per dozen. Finest Rour-Hiy Luueu Cutty omy 25 coats per air. Closing out a large Ictof Unfinished Dress Shirte,at tleents, worth 65 cena. 4 Linvods quarentecd to give satisfaction, At MEGINNIS?. feras 10a ¥ ste northet SEWING MACHINES Laser Ressrxo New Hoxe AND HARTFORD SEWING MACHINES, the simplest and most durable Sewing Machines ever Produced, Sold cn monthly payments, and liberal dis- count for cash, H ar OPPENHETMFR’S Aeliable Sewing Machines and Fashion Rooms, froth streta. w..St Cloud Bultdineg | Good. ines fe it ‘kinds repaired. Bazar | Par Fung or Peet All Rinda re jen | | tc. THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES- ss idents is purticularly called to PHOSVITZ, the ew aud populte Lesin' and Nerve, Tome aud Rae Guard avafont Malaria. ‘Fer wale areated by the glastor b bottles by W. C. MILB! Sole lnveutor aud Mun- turer. 1429 Penneylvaua event it ‘GAS COOKING RANGES AND STOVES. GARDEN HOSE. LAWN VASES AND SETTEES, FINE GAS FIXTURES PLUMBING, HFAIING, AND ALL JOBBING Oty NR es SAML. 8. SHEDD, E, F. BROOKS, 591_15th street, Corcoran Buil __NEW PUBLICATIONS. Wasre-A Wire was the title of am advert sement inserted fn a daily newspaper by “Old Vicissitudes,” and his experience in Seeking an varthly angel, or, in other words, the righ Kind of a wife, giving verbatim copies of sume of the ieuny letters received in answer thereto, also accounts of interviews, appears ia LADY'S BOOK W READY. Mathers ian Reid, ELOPED.E! BATD, by... ~Marion Reves ILE, by jad Boy's Dalry In addition to above GODFY"S contains in every num- ter Stee) Enravings, Ulustrated Fashions and Domes- tie Departments. Newadealers Sell It. It Moxex Gives Away. 825, ‘315, en, $50 IN ALL. Subscription $2 Year. Taz New “G” Howe An Entuvly New ‘High Arm, Sewing Machine, Which Excels all Others. Sold on Installments: Liberal Discount for Cash. far Every Machine Warranted ie SOLD BY THE HOWE MACHINE Co, 903 F Street Northwest, near 10th street. de7-t.ths6m Washington, D.C, Cures O. N. 'T. Spoor Corzox SIX SPOOLS FoR 2 CENTS, GASOLINE FOR SUMMER COO S. HSSS & COS, 3271 Bride: Glens ii Crockery, Glaneware street, Georertor end Houscrurn: —_ Tas Crrrszaren SALTS REFRIGERATOR Lane deeortiment. cle Agents for the biteictot Conable, ts for the Di Eta barr] ith st.. Sdoom above Fenn = . In order to introduce to the consumers of Cigarettes our brand of PURITY SWEET. { We Offer he Fultowing {To the one who prodiices at the ‘office of The Evening Star the larsvst uumiber of Liuj ty urity Sweet Clear gitg Wruppers on or Uetore 22 o'dlock, September 20th, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IN CASH. ‘To the Second Largest Number E; SH. ‘tical aud directed to ii, 1.” ADAMS. CASHIER EVEN ‘NG Si Alt NEWSPAPER CO, ‘The successful parties must MAKE AFFIDAVIT” be- fore NO. ALY FBLC b: fore thie deilvery of the Gifts ‘that they have themselves =M: KED OR GIVEN AWAY the Cigarettes frou: cach und every package, and that Es = DO NOT SELL THEM, 8 this offer fs for Consumers, aud not for Dealers, eee Deceete t be Se, Ngee peasntecered) eee ee Tine te Gente Furniel ing and Sewing | For teaver s0th. and the usines of Wie siteetar arin Alschine Rooma corner 7th and willtehe iediaig tite Evciine Star of October lat Arency for the self-threading. high arm Meht ean. | + $Pg toe ey Oe SHIEH EVENING STAR. PALSON, No.8 aid "ether drvt-ciass tackines from | 20° PEF Duckies, ahs cguul any af higher procs, Car Fata od cepenie On * complete tn punt En COAT TE 6°53 Racca ah iy cect oa B, TYLEL, Agent, Washington, D.C. ere ees AE OA EE “ACE & SIZER Sisvufacrmers, Klchmond, Va REAT “HOUSEHOLD.” SILE: WHOLESALE DEPOTS; ‘Rew flome,. * Poston.” nue; Sie | Geo. W. Cochran & Co. run, Ave Boneyt prices. No canvassers Come tothe | D. Louxbray, Leun. Ave. cthee wevmoney. Kentinue aid iparamye Weiler & Hepetti, Penn, i Eee Br se | Hee Paes | Se eee Ct over. 4 ateet. Bt © tHe wortp: Brnere he ictal Baler can procure them. UPPER TEN we WwwHun K EE SEES Hane Reo Be se G* Tx: Bes: WEN W HHH TE Sss. BR “1HE CONCORD HARNESS” wew oF PH sss BR = HE CONCORD COLLAK. i 7 7 - Webave 1d a 1a tock of the Celebrated “CON- ee «COR aAEAL O08 Ct Minds aod deneription H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, Fa Coupe, Carrngvai Kond Harness a specialty. FEILADALEsLa LUI «neon my%-3m ‘4% Pennsylvania Avenue, Jus: R: runks and Satchels in gnet vursety at ioweat pricem Le Nery genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers oe Pad me 4SB, CHERRY AND WALNUT ligman=7 ane CHAMBEE FURNITURE, W. A. Wasser & Sox. STEAM 2 MAMBLE AxD WOOD TOPE DYEING AND SCOURING, which we are offering at Grest Barwaing Xo. 1068 JEFFERSON STREET, SINGLETON & HOEKE, GEORSETOWR, D. 0. arket Space sod 810 8th strest galled for and d;livered free of charge to any ny ec bose place 1” the city. Postal Cards reaponded to prompuy. WN. des the middle of October. ‘SEconD LIEUTENANTS APPOINTED.—The President has designated the persons below named for ap- pointment as second Meutenants in the army: Wo. Ren, of New York; J. ©, Williai Everett E, Benjamin, of New York: RH. Ander- son, jr., Of Georgia; Daniel Clark, District of Co- lumbta} Robert Wilson, Kansi Moore, of Connecticui Charles W, Penrose, of New York; Raymond Rt Stevens, of District or Columbia; Frederick Krug, of Pennsylvania; Edwin Weeks, of Orego1 al of Minnesota; ‘Treaawell W. ; A. P. Buttington, of lowa; mm, and as nates: Charles Bridges, of Delaware; William ‘ardee, of New York: J.T. Anderson, of O1 ni; \. Blow, of Virginia. The examination of those ignated will be held at Fortress Monroe about PRECAUTIONS AGAINST INTRODUCTION OF CHOLERA. Secretary Frelinghuysen yesterday instructed by cable the consular emcers at London, Liverpool, Ma burg toat once appoint competent Anspect’ all vessels and passengers the United States from the ports mentioned. The consular officers referred to are Instructed to refuse clean bills of health in all cases except upon the Tecommendation of the sanitary Inspector that such bills be report by cable any case of infectious or contagious disease known to exist on board of a vessel at the UUme of her departure for the United States, This course is adopted in order that the health officers tu our ports may have Umely warning of approach- ing dabger, aud be prepared to take such measures as shall hold in rsellles, Havre, Bordeaux, Bremer, and Ham- Baysteians to leparting for ven. The consuls are insaructed to vent the scourge from gaining @ {o0l~ country. ‘TH SERIES Of civil service examinations to be held in different cittes for the purpose of filling the 150 places as pension examiners, provided for by the recent appropriations, will begin with the ex- amination in thls city next Saturday. ination will begin at 10 o'clock at the rooms of the civil service commission. “Appileations will be re- ceived up to the time of the examination, cular Sssued by Secretary Graham, of the civil ser- vice commission, respecting the examinations state that they donot embrace applicants for the t appears to be no vacancies in that Draich of the ser- ¥ ‘The exam- Actr- on of medical examiners or reviewers apd there ice. About 25 of the special examiners will, 1t 18 5 expected, be appointed from the candidates bere- oe 400 Sih Street Northwest. | tifore examined tor such places. “This will leave 3NO-A PRESCOTT, about 125 places to be filled, for which several hun- ee es to dred applicants are expected. Loy Apa ‘TuR PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.—TAE WEBELY Houses atia Huildiug Lots For Sale Chea . ms8din Aloney to Loan = Srax will be sent postpaid to any address in the GAS STOVES. ‘United States or Canada until after the presidential GARDEN HOSE, election for tty cents. Itisa large eight-page CAS FIXTURES, && | paper of fifty-six columns of interesting reading Gan Stoves thet will do ll amily Cooxing | Eratter—political, ‘miscellaneous, personal weve —_ and gossip, etc, ‘Send for a sample copy. Prrsonat.—Chiet Clerk Whitney, of the Bureau of Statistics, who has been north and east for six weeks past, on official business, returned to the city on Saturday, and was at his desk yesterday. ——Senators Gilson, Hawley, and Jones, of Florid and Nithantel Paige and J. Munley Ashton, of Washington, were registered in New York last €ve- lng. —Cornmissioner of Agriculture Loring called on Air, Blaine at his home In Augusta, Me., yester- day.—Kepresentative Hewitt aud family are occu- pying a cottage at Newport for the summer. — awrence Tarrett arrived in New York trom Eng: land yesterday. Mrs. ED. N. Southworth spending the suinmer at herson’s home in Yonkers, N. Y.——Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mahon are at Nantas: Ket Beach tor the sumer. ne in West Virginia, HOPES OF CARRYING THE STATE—MR. 70 LOOK INTO THE SITUATION. Ins, secretary of the republi- can national committee, after “fixing things a little in New York,” will goto Deer Park, Md, and de- vote some time to looking into the political situa- ton in West Virginta, and if things look favorable some hard licks will be put in for Blaine there. ‘rhe republicans have hopes of carrying the state upon both local und national issues’ ‘The national issues, as they term them, are frst, Blalne’s popu. larity; next his protection principles, ‘The chiet Jocal fssue is the school question. They say that the state is very much worked up over the action of the Meinveratic assembly's appropriating the School fund to meet some extraordinary expenses | attending the drafting of the new constitution, and afterwards ordering reassessment to refund it. Upon these issues they hope to gain enough Votes to overcome the democratic majority. A West Virginia politician, who has consulted with ‘Mr. Elkins and will take the stump for Blaine in the state, said to THe Stan man to-day that upon these issues he thought it would not be diff. cult to gain the 8,000 votes necessary to overcome the democratic majority over the combined strength of the greenbackers and republicans. Thecombina- ton effected between these two organizations, he says, is Very perfect. ee Renovation at the White House, CLEANING UP THE CHANDELIERS, BTC. ‘Owing to the President’s residing in Washington longer than usual this summer, the customary overhauling of the White House has been delayed somewhat. In view of his early departure, how- ever, the work 18 belng rapidly pushed to comple- ton. All the carpets have been taken up and cleaned, the lambrequing and heavy curtains re- moved, And the Turniure draped th Unen covers. Large rolls of matting now stand in the main cor- aor, to be placed upon the for of the, East. room, Workmen were to-day busily enga ng ‘apart two of the tares monster ergstal chandeties of the East room. Each of these chandeliers con- sists of nickel framework surrounded by five thou. gand pendant crystals, and 1t 1s no small work to dismember them and restore them correctly. Here- tofore it has been the custom to take them every year or so, and thoroughly clean the ‘This year, however, it 1s intended to take dowh thé nickeled framework and send it to Philadelphia to bereplated. This has never been done since the chandellerg were put up, in the third year of Pres- fdeut Granv’s frst terms’ Only two chandilers are sobs removed at prewent: tha earch and wth cose, The cry-tals as they are remove ‘wooden Doses, ‘They Pl reraain chere unt the framewonx ly returned from leiphia, where te Femoved, carerully Cleaned, eo restored to. that roper places. ‘The central chandelier wil while the others are gont incase of necessity, an reconstructing the others. It will then down und go through the somecourseof treatment, A Prorosep Recurrion To §x-GOv, SHEPHERD.— Ex-Gov. Alex. R. Shepherd is ex here about September ist, and a movement has been started wo him a pubiic ‘The plan ieee: Deore ee Se a addressees, ‘ct welcome ‘and an tunes a night: also that a banquet will be ieceting of cidzens is. to Gaulea, and anumber ‘injured oe collisions on railway yesterday. FINER ASSEMBLAGE. Senator Beck on his return from the democratic Convention, at Chicago, said to a Star reporter: “It was the greatest convention ever held. It was ‘composed of the big men of the democratic party from all the states. The republicans couldn't pos- sibly have such a convention, because everybody knows that their delegations from the south are the riff-raff, black and white, of that section. IU the Dest ticket that could have been made. It we can’t ele€ that ticket then there's no use in our Uuylng to elect any. ‘The republicans are trying to extract some comfort trom Tammany’s dissatisiac- Won, but that will do tuem mighty littie good. It would have said that we had submitted to 1's dic tation, and that the Uicket was not worthy of sup pore” ‘The Senator believes Cleveland will carry New ‘York by at least 60,000 majority and that Le will be elected. Referring to the Navy department frauds, the Senator retuatked: “Oh, we Hone Luow any Thi about them yet. Just let us elect a President au gel at those books, and the stolen funds will run king of Secretury Chandler's letter to Mr. Hendiicks, Senator Beck said: “If Bill Chandler hod half the honesty of Dr. Wales he would be a Detter man than he is by a great deal Why doesn’t he pu. out the names of republican Senators who asked for Wales’ retention? I signed the petition and would doit again. Wales is an honest man and @ gentleman.” SENATOR FATR, ‘who has also returned from Chicago, says he does not knowCleveland and cannot pass Judgment upon the merit of the nomination. But he never, be 8, saw a finer assemblage of representative and sober business men at a convention tn his life than ‘those who nominated Cleveland, and he knew the nomination must be the wisest possible. Such men, he gays, could not be mistaken. Confident that Blaine Will Win. ‘THAT'S HOW EX-MINISTER SARGENT FRELS ABOUT IT. A. A. Sargent, ex-minister to Berlin, arrived in the city this morning, “I have just come from New England,” he sald, in response to the inquiries of aStaR man, who was standing by when he signed the register at the Riggs House. “Ihave not yet determined how long I shall be here. Yes, 1 have looked at the political situation closely enough to make me confident that Biaine will win.” “Then you like the nomination?” Tre Star sald. “Yes, it is strong; particularly strong in New ‘York state, Calliornia, and all along tue Pacific slope. The disaffection of the working men trom Cleveland adds to Biaine’s chances.” “How about the forelgn puilcy?” “England bas nothing to do with electing our President” was the reply. “It is assuned,” hinted Tae Star, ‘that Blaine will havea more aggres-ive foreign policy than that of the preset administration?” “Assumed by Whom? Well, Mr, Blaine 1s a safe man, and will make a good and safe President.” A Change in the Post Office Depart- ment. MOSES BRADSHAW APPOINTED CHIRP OF THE STAMP DIVISION TO SUCCEED CHIEP GRAHAM. ‘The resignation of Mr. Thomas P. Graham, the chief of the stamp division in the office of the Third Assistant Postmaster General, having been re- quested by Postmaster Gerieral Gresham has been tendered and accepted, The reason for this action On the part of the Pos master General was his belief that Mr. Graham had been negilgent in the discharge of his duty tn seeng that the condemned stamps forwarded to the department from the stamp agency were counted and destroyed. On Account of this negligence the Postmaster General belleved that Bruzceman, the clerk in the stam) division, recently arrested for stealing stamps, ha greater ‘facilities for carrying on his operations. The Postmaster General states that he did not jin pugn Mr. Graham's honesty and integrity In tis matter, but simply regarded im as negligent in is duty. Judge Gresham has appointed Mr. Moses Brad- shaw to fill the vacancy. Mr. Bradshaw was a third-class clerk tn the second asslstanv’s office, but Was actin: as stenographer to the chief clerk of the department, He ig a very efficient clerk, 18 a grad- uate of Mr. Young's school, and was at one ume ne of the corps of stenographers in the House of sentatives. Mr. Graham said to a6TaR re- Porter this morning that there was a difference of optnion between the Postmaster General and him- self as to the extent of his negligence. “Economy” in Improving the Rescrva= tions. THE WORK HAMPERED BY INSUFFICIENT APPROPRI- ATIONS. Col. Rockwell, commsssioner of public buildings and grounds, will, in a few days, complete his ar- Tangements for improving and beautifying, as far as possible, the various public reservations for the Present year, The sundry civil bill does not make ag ample provisions for the work as was desired tn some Instances, and the work will be hampered in consequence. Twenty thousand dollars was ap- Propriated for the improvement ot reservation No. 17, and this work will be continued during the year. Roads and walks in the northeastern portion of the reservation will probably be laid out at an early day. For Improving the White Lot only six thous- and dollars was appropriated, ten being asked. AS ten thousand dollars was appropriated last year, the tmprovements cannot be carried on as exten: sively a8 then. Twenty thousand dollars was asked for the care and improvement of the various other Teservations and parks, it belng estimated that one- half of that amount would be necessary for the roper care of the grounds. Only five thousand jollars was appropriated, which, It can readily be seen, will hardly suffice’to keep the grounds in good order. The appropriation last year was $15,000, and a similar aimount this year would have perinit- ted excellent care of the grounds, with some addi- onal improvements. As 101s, 1t will be difficult to Maintain a presentable appearance for our beauti- ful little parks and breathing spots, District Government Affairs, ‘THY, STREET-SWEEPING CONTRACT EXTENDED A TEAR, In consequence of the delay of Congress in p: ing the District appropriation bill for the current fiscal year, until the 5th of July, the Commission- ers had no Ume to advertise for new proposals fur street-sweep'ng, and, therefore, continued for one year longer the contract with L. P. Wright & Son., provision for which extension was made in the contract. itis the Intention of me Commissioners, however, to advertise for bids next spring, aud be ready for any change which may be madé at the expiration of this extension of tine. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: N.S. Bates, erect a ture story and basement dwelling, 17m and N streets northwest; $9,200. Mrs. M. J. Brooks, repair fraine, 221 South Carolina aventie Southeast: #150, W. Robey, repair frame, 1237 Sd street southeast; 100. bs an Two Lawyers Come 70 Biows Over A Leap Pexci.—This moruing about quarter past ten O'clock an altereation took place ‘in front of the Gunton building, on Loulsiana avenue, berween Messra. Nat. Carusi und Buchanan Beall,both well- known memers of the bar. It had its origin in a lead pencil, which one playfully took from me et of the other. Several blows were struck, rawing blood. Detectives Cox and Edelin camné over from police headquarters, which 1s opposite, and put an end to host ities. Bach lett $3 collateral a headquarters for his appearance, ee Alexanaria Affairs. Reported for Tar. Evextxa STAR. —The grand Jury during its session returned into court the following indict- W, Hough, felonlously shooting at Wm. Johnson; Chas, Pines, assault with intent to kill Wm. Hellum. ‘The grand jury was then ad- Journed untit Wednesday next. ConPoRatiON CovRr.—In Judge Meade'’s court yesterday Rey. J. A. Schoy, of the Luth- eran church, was authorized to celebrate marriages; Mr. H. Beach was certified as a proper person for Jaw licenses; the will of Susan eT WaB proba’ ed and administration on the estates of L. ‘8 Taylor G. W. Brent and Mary Davenport was commited ‘to the city sergeant. Pouce RePort.—Alfred ‘Phompson, @ colored Officer Pat Hayes, charge, re- seaman, arrested by fusing to do duty on board of his vessel, was the only prisoner at the station house this morning. At the last mayor's court Philip Pratt was fined for assault on Lewis Baker, Wm. Doulas was ‘ned $5 for assault on Chas’ Brown, and Frank ‘Shuster and Sam’ Alexander were each fined $5 or disorderly conduct. ‘Notes. —Another dividend on the stock of the late German bank will shortly be declared. The stock- holders meet Thursday.——The remains of Mrs. N. J. Pruitt have been bi ana retnterred in the U house keepers at ——The yht here from Washington cemetery.—The light- Jones’ point, here, are to wear o Of them snapped a gum at the proprietor of the shop tnd wae then cut With & knife. "he police ‘nse Blaine Pleased with Cieveland’s Nomi- A mation. Avavera, July 14—The statement published to- day in New York, to the effect that Emmons Blaine had spoken of his father as deploring the Romination of Cleveland on the ground member of tr. have we had not disappointed ‘Tainmany then. they | TIVE FOR THE REPORTEKS—HE HAS ACCEPTED THE ANTI-MONOPOLY NOMINATION AND EAS NEVER SAID OTHERWISE. “Tell him to come in,” was the order Gen. B. F. Butler gave this morning within several hours who bore a Star reporter's cand. ‘The General wis seated In an easy arm chair within his law office on Capitol Hill. In response to the reporter's saluta- tion, he uttered a blunt “good morning,” and threw | himself back in the chiir as if to await results. | The reporter produced a brief press dispatch, dated New York, which among other utterances attrib- uted to Gen. Butler, Just before leaving that city for Washington, said: “He dented emphatically, however, that he had yet accepted either” the greenback or anti-monopoly nomination. He Tead the dispateh, and suid: hes. A reporter Came to me and asked: ‘Are golng to Support Cleveland?” I said *Yes—No.” you going to run on the antt-monopoly asked. Tsald ‘Yes—No. ‘Are you going to Was Ingtonr” “Yes—Noo ‘Thats wiht { sant to hit, Why Ihave accepted tue anti-monopoly nomina- Uon long ago, and it's alsurd to represent me as Saying otherwise. I've Uied to say noting, but these d—d infernal reporters—news must be very Scarce,” he added, breaking off and looking up to the reporter. “There's & great deal of interest. manifested to learn your position, General,” suggested the re- porter. “I want to say,” he answered, with deliberation, “or, thats, Tdon’t want to say anything except that Thave said nothing"—with emphasis upon the last word—"I have said nothing, and when | want any- thing said Vil put It over tay own signature: and anything else that 1s said will be simpty the lies of gabbling roporters” Following the last clause the General ‘hesitated an instant and added: “Is not authorized in any shape or form.” ‘The reporter, thinking he meant, upon reconstd- eration, lo substitute that for “the lies of gabbling reporters,” read the notes to the General, with the substitution. “Now, that is notthe way I Suid It,” he remarked with a Show of impatience. “I never, can get a reporter to write Just what I say. anything else Will be the les or gabbling repor- vers.” ‘The reporter a ed, saying he had thought the Generar intenc Seen the. = Tdon't, That's too good to be “No, sir; no, sir, amended.* ‘The reporter next exhibited to Gen. Butler the interview purporting to have been bad with him and published in the New York Times of yesterday. Tuwas dated at Detroit, and assumed to contain expressions and comments of the General while en Toute from Chicago east. He glanced it over in a. manner that indicated he had seen it before, and sald: “Thavs Uke the other—manutactured. I did Say that I might be a fy on a wheel or @ bull ina china shop, but the rest fs not true. When I desire Qn organ to express my thougut it won't be the New York Pires, probably.” ‘The General positively refused to discuss his attt- tude or inuimate his future course. He said the latter ts a subject for consideration, and that when he xives It the careful consideration ‘t merits he Wili declare himselt over his own signature in no unmistakable terms. Meantime he pronounces, in a Wholesale Way, any and all expressions or decia- Tatlous purporuig to come from him us false—“re- porters’ lies.” ‘The reporter thanked the General and rose to leave, wuen be said, “And T am obliged to Tas Stax Tor giving mean opportunity to say that have said noting.” ee eee ____ Mr. Hendricks Hits Back. A REPLY 10 SECRETARY: CHANDLER—THE NAVAL FRAUDS. ‘The letter of Secretary Chandler, published in yesterday's Stan, in reply to statements made by ex-Governor Hendricks in his speech Saturay Navy department, has elicited a response from Mr. Hendricks, which was given to the press last even- ing in the form of an open letter addressed to Sec- ry Chandler. Mr. Hendricks states that the Secretary complains that injusitce was done him tn the Indianapolis address, but that the Secretary, whit: admitting that $63,000 was stolen of the pub- lic Tunds, asserts, in detense. that the embezzlement @id not Wholly occur under his administration, This Is not a sufficlent defense, Mr. Hendricks claims, for during the period covered by the false Vouchers Mr. Chandler was at the head of the de- partment a year aud pine months, and his rrede- cessor a year and ten months, thus ‘almost equally dividing the period between them. Continuing, Mr. Hendricks says: “But, sir, upon. the question that T was discussing, does it make ‘any difference who was Secretary When the false Vouchers were paid? Judged that in cases like this When frauds are concocted in the vaults or in the books of the department, the only remedy of Uhe people is a change of the control so that the books and vouchers Shall come under the examina- Uon of new and disinterested men. Do you think Tam answered when you say I was mistaken in Supposing that Ip tnis case the frauds were all under your administration, when, In fact, a part of then extended back into that of your predeces- sors?’ Why, sir, that makes your case worse. For the bureau of medicine and surgery the defalca- tion 1s large, but the more serious fact 1s that it could and did extend through two administrations of the department, a period of nearly four years without detection.’ ‘The letter then states that after a notice, verbal and written, of the frauds the Secretary cohcluded upon inquiry that while there Were some suspicious circumstances they did not warrant a conclusion of guilt, and so. the men were left in office and the fraud was not brought to light. It was Government Detective Wood,” continues Mr. Hendricks, “who discovered the friuds, and the Associated’ Press report says that Wood declared he would have no further dealings with your department, but would press an Investigation before — reappointment was mn ‘The excuse that Dr. Wales’ urged by members of Congress, Mr. Hendrick: ‘says, 13 no excuse. embers of Congress knew nothing of the frauds, they had no opportunity to know. It Was within yourteach and duty. They Were probably his persynal friends; you were his oficial superior. But, in fact, did’ you reappoint hin? Tunderstand not. Perhaps ‘the detective discovered the frauds too soon. But Dr. Wales Was not one of the three guilty parties He neither forged the vouchers nor embezzied the money. His responsibility in the case 1s just the sumeas your own. He Was the official superior or the three rogues, as M were Of himself, as of them. Neither he'nor yourself exposed the frauds or punished the parties’ I have not thought of or considered this as a case of politics, addressing My neighbor; I suid Uhat this and like cases ad- monish them to demand civil service reform in the removal of all from office who Will not seek to pro- mote it within the sphere of thefr official duty and authority.” ‘The Political Field. PROPOSED CONFERENCE OF _INDEPENDRNTS—IRISH- AMERICAN REPUBLICANS, ETC. A meeting of the independent republican general committee was held in New York yesterday after- noon. Carl Schurz presiding. A call was issued inviting all republicans and Independent voters who are resolved not to vote for Blaine and Logan, j to meet for conference, either in person or by dele- ; gation, for the purpese of determining upon @ com Ton course of action in the pending canvass. The conference will be held July 22d, at the University Club Theater. The call ts oe by G. W. Curtis, chairman of New York independent republican cowmattce; CR, Codman, president executive committee of 100, Boston; 8. E. Baldwin, chairman of committee of 25, New Haven, and J, M. Larned, caren Independent republican committee Burl A meeting of the national committee of the Irish American r publican league and other promi: ent Irish citizens was held at the United States hotel, Long Branch, yesterday, for une pt or izing for the comipg campaign. fon. A. L. Mor. Tisoh, of New Mexico, presided, and James BR. O’Beirne and Charles B. Sweeney acted as secre- taries. It was resolved to hold # convention of Irish-American republicans at Cincinnati Septem- ber 30. A committee was appointed to prepare an ‘address and a plan of campal ‘The Young Men’s democratic club of New York ‘ht adopted res:-lutions endorsing Cleveland. ‘The Cambria county (Pa.) republican. convention yesterday nominated Gen. Jacob, M. Campbell tor ——— Blaine’s Letter of Acceptance, THR DOCUMENT READY POR PUBLICATION. A telegram to the New York Herald from Au- gusta, Me., July 14, says: Blaine’sietter of ance is at last fully prepared. It will contain about six thousand words, and will be given to the press, through its agents, in @ day or two, to be jublished simultaneously throughout the country. meetings the latter part of the month at Portian Bangor, Lewiston and this city. The commit oe Nee hed prosecuuion the canj under Mr. Bi 8 direction. “Plumed it” will have bis juarters here, et J eg terminates the meantime salt ait. Hig tantiy now eet . Had za family and enjoy how ex. pect to pe ‘Con- Phely jew Jersey, ‘Deen at Dears oF Gx. Bracregarp’s Davcursr—New Orleans papers of the 6th instant funeral of airs Charles A. afler his arrival in Washington to the messanger | Tsaid” night, tn Indianapolls, rvlative to the frauds in the | which left Boston vesterds night ‘ADEMOCRATIC ELECTOR WITHDRAWS. [Sees aear fea Mt uil ss badly daiaagead, The steamer inouly SlgBuy lujured, THE ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS RATIFY. General Foreign News, THE FIGHT OVEM THE FRANCHISE Bite | CHOLERA AND THE YELLOW FEVER?! | Loxpes, duis Ac of conservative | LE! POT And inemtess of the house of commons, Was ——— held at Moon Today’ Carlton club. Lord mary VicorON: Lord Wenys? pro ise of lords should CoB- Louse of fonds would Seas, jpn ot Lis ON ttle to permit the franchise ug unit the guvern- tt plan for a pedis of commons. The Ohio Opposition to Imported Labor. | | THE FRANCHISE FiGHT IN ENGLAND. THE POLITICAL CAMP! Wm. Parcett, of Hocheater, \. from the Democratic | Electoral Ticket and from the “Man } tribut Fart expat | te erni Be a. ADOTHER ARREST [IY CONNECTION WITd THE DUBUN Nhat Eilts French, treo nt Of the Koyal Irish nected With the Corn on a chatge of felo- tililary oMeers Who were Wail offences have ed from. why he tavorey 1g DY an a We pass U he gov 0 fora redistribution of parlamentary Rocuester, appear at th vertiser this evening: “A vaCATIO At a meeting of the beard Of trustees of the Duion and Advertiser company this woruing the | Tollowing communication was presented | ROCHESTER, JULY 14, 1884, | To te trustees of the Uiton and Advertiser Co: ENTLEMEN: Satistted (90K a caterill sutvey of a situation wuleh follow of clreumstances | | not necessary here to re te service to Uhe party, to myself, conduc political Campaign, [tee for the first Ume in'thirty years, leave of absenes | fora period tuat fel aauonnt to a vacation, Respectiully yours, &¢., {Signed} Wa. Ponce.” ‘The following action was unontmousiy te Resoloed, That leave of absence for tour months De granted’Mr. Purcell with coutinuance of salary. Until the ides of Novembe., then, adie, ‘The following has been tTansmitted to Hon. Dan- fel Manning, chairman of the democratic state ‘committee: follow Union of the s Was submit Ane Tous pravtions, "Ihr. iaplicsted in te CY intstet, are dincussityg the need the frst shut ne em French and Chinese at Lange the Indewnity detuanded by a Une setulement of als ques 2 the prewrat | strained 10 request, | depends uj POST OFFICES IN TURKEY. . duly 15. —The Porte has asked A Bureau to suppress. the sin Tutkes. The Parte Maye te yuduct the intermationsl postal TO THR CROPS. rm in Moravia bas Caused Rocnesten, uly 18, 1884. Tops, Hon. Daniel Manning. Chairman New Fork Denwo- cratic State Conmittee, 40a to the ONE HUNDRED aNp HUNDKED. Dear Sir:-—After mature consideration of antece-| Carn Two Lundred ‘Turks who were Gent facts and existing circumstances 1 serv The Egypulan army at Abaxsies were luctantly reached the conclusion that. di ordered to procerd to Assoman.” Tt was discor Barty, a8 well as regard for my own conviction: Cours? in the recent past, requites my witha from the electoral tcket. Deeply sensible } obligations under wiictt rest. for the hon: when they werr ¢ them had deserted. lied Logether Lo start, Unat 130 cou. ferred, and the confidence Implied by the nomiina- ton for elector-at-large, I send you this, any te: Bation. Respectfully yours, &., {signed} Wa. Poncen. Enthusiastic St. Lonis Democrats, TREY HOLD A RATIFICATION MEETIN Sr. Lovis, Mo,, July 45. —The 1S held a Tatification inveting, on the old 12th-street market Space, last might. X great crowd Was present, and fireworks, must and vigerons speaking made tn Scene an animated one. Among the speakers were Lieutenant Governor Campbell, Congresstach Brod- head, of St.” 1 nd Hintch, of Hanutha’ ie democratic state commit T prominent gentlemen from A great deal of enthustosm d the tl ticket was children 10 the country. Twenty- Wert sent to Factoryvile, Pa., 475 to nty, while ore were “dispatched Conn, Auother party of children Will be seu away Uuls eveulug, WHI Soon go Hack to Rome. MONTREAL, July 15.—Lo Minera states that Mgr. Smeulders, the pryal comtnissioner, Will soon go In en "of the'remonstrance ArchOlshup Toschereau against the "s cuurse In (ue Laval-Victoria college —— | Bitty Men Dro: in Three Months, 0%, July 15.—The Daily News, Portland, dispatch says: Four more fshermen were drowned at the mouth of the Columbia river yes- lerday. This makes Ofty men drowned in the Uuree mouths, ——a ‘The Death Sentence, CHantEstoN, W. Va., July 15.—€ CoLnaBeS, O.. July 15.—The State Jowrnat special | Mewiber of Un HIN Boks gan, from the Hocktig Valley mtniug district siates that | Bech Sentenced to be hung Oct the operators who Went 1b WIL The Italian laborers | OF Spurlock he confessed te Jesterday morning have as yet had no Wouble with | Uenced sald lils confession Was made the striking miners“ Abour 130 police are on duty | Mob. Win. Coleman altas John Coleman, about tue mines to guaM the workmen, aud the | WSS also sehlenced to be hung on Une same day. Operators expect to have ail at work today. The aan Dea striking miners look with much dist Au Injunction Refused. p-esence of the police, aud soon aft rt Om, Crry, Pa., July 15.—Judge Menard has re uty the miners: telegraphed Gov. Hoad! fused to grant’nn Injunction prayed for by bin to order out state troops to protect Stockholders of the datnestown and Prapkitn | from Chicago sharpshooter, or Lo Issue an order to | Toad to prevent renewal of the leage to the | Cotupel them to in¥ down tielr amas, A tessage | Shore rod, ‘The reasons are that the Lake of a Sluliar character wes also sent trom New | already hols the lease, and an injunction Straitsville, the other having been sent frum, Therefore wot affect the case uBtil a he that ue p ug stock, and can- soaville. Gov. Hoadly revied that he could. not Not operate Uhe road. ‘The caseis now in the bands: Of tue aster, ve Lake Shore company will Uy to renew Uhr louse, as a branch oD 4s very suitabie, a a ——_»—__ Failure of a Petroleam Broker. New York, July 15, Wall Sureet.—The failure of 2S. Henry, petroicum broker, is announced. ‘The failure wos cased by his being short of between Italian Laborers at Work—The Strikers Cau © Governor to Order Out te Troops. én asking azn Li untifis have 0. Polll order out troops until there had been seme buts: Terous demoustrations, which le averted, No arresis ha miners have taken legal av! having the detectives di-armed. Of miners was held yestersia they agreed to go to work | mines at 70 cents ir do so. This ts in op WILL Ule hope of Amass weeting afternoon, at Whicl Kend’s and Hayden's mm Would allow Them to, ition to the onters of the Gistrict meeting held <ue tune ago. A committer | 490,000 htid yharrels at Dearly Ube lowest Ser pointed to visit Shawnee, Nelsonviie and | prices during the recent depression. Mt. Henry | other places and see It the miners In those places | hyas elected umubes of tie gy ‘Would permit thet to go to Work on the conditions | of te New Yurk Petroleu: | Bamed, The operators state that they will have Uhre thousand more foreiguers to go into Uae mlues ina few days, Dull Times in Wall Street, LARGE OPERATORS OUT OF THE MARKET—KAILROAD AFFAIRS, ETC. New York, July 15.—Wali_ street. operators are'reported to be practica murket for the Ume being, and Well Informed brokers do not look for aay tntmediate activity, The short Interest in the room 15 belleved to have been increased yesterday Comtnission brokers Teport very itttle outside buying. Commissioner Fink has published the new east ound freight rates which take effect July 21. Special class A ts abolished and grain wil mate ad eighth class, and Wi basis of 25 cents per 100 pounds from Ch ew York, 4 resolu Uon was adopted Which wili shut off shipments on old contracts, this spring, a surprise. Henry's Vustuess was exclusively dn cunnection with petroleum wan — The Republican Prospects in Virginia. MANONE AND BKADY BLOCK THE WAY. “Is tt true that the republican national commit. tee are golng to Send a sub-committee to Virginia to harmonize matters?” asked a Stam reporter of resentative Dezendort to-day, “Yes," he replied, “I Delleve they are going to send down a committer, but T don't expect they will accomplish ohything. ‘There are Just two men, Who stan In the Way of harmony, and they wont Jet anything be T mean Mahone apd Brady.” “What do the straightouts want” inguired Tum Star, “We want an electoral ticket made up of both sides. Now, the truti ts, there ts only oneman on Mae —The langer ally out of the The executive committes of the Uzion Pacific | hone’s electoral Ueket who ever voted a republicam directors have voted to clase the New York oftice, | ticket. ‘That ts Van Auken, and he 4s disqualified eXcepl for transfers, to- &S an elector, because he "holds a federal office. The recent advance in mall 1s attributed | Mahone says iis Uicket ts made up of tae to foreign buying and lat cont of J.C. Flood, the cutive oa Tue easte rehases for Ue Amining operator. of the passenger Western ratirosds Uve men, but 1 does not represeut repul Wat's certain, We don't insist upon any certain en, bul We Want a good electoral Ucket, Such men'as ex-Governor Lewis, an old-time republican, SMC of Ceruisof | ult US, Hut you ore Alun ad Brady mean Logs © the ane which | Ficht ahead, and when they lose Une state they expired aco, und was ex | SAY *°TWas the straightouts; they wouldn't | tended The Propossa new contract 1s | We Ucket’ ‘They don'Cintend to let us hatmontee,” | to cove om in th of Canada, Indianay Chicago abd Athinuc, D. Land W. Broad: Commodore Evans Relieved, AN ORDER ISSUED TO-DAY DETACHING HIM FROM pert. An order has been tssued from the Navy depart. ment detaching Commander Robley D. Evans from duty as inspector of the 5th light house district, With headquarters at Baltimore, on the 81st inst, and ordering him to settle accounts. This order would not be of particular importanoe but for mat- a 18, xion and Western, Meck Plate, West Suiore au | and Licher this ‘ulin, ated prices hi: dy anced 1077, are and Wdteon Lay vu after 1 it, Selavrarefand Hudson ment, Pacitle prove ckawanne 10 Hoe In Stocks tods, Nocthiwest | ffs of Interest Which preceded 4t. Karly tn April 1 91, n6dy, Western Culm to fie, und | ast an onder was isued detaching Cotumanger { N.Y. Central to 13%." Near midday there Wasa | Evans, and It Was alleced by his frends that the AL the present writ. ~ short the Toe ou that duty was that he derlined Uo discharge an_ employe op politcal grounds Great pressure was brought to bear upon vd Secretary to revoke: eg ss which was not ime, Dut after reaching the ‘Measury departapent | itWwas withtela, and did ‘ot go toto efferc. “Come | mander kvans, Uberefore, continued on duty. The re order Is anew one, and no reasons are as signed for it. Tt is whispered that, Congress bav- ug adjourned, and Commander Evans’ infuence being out of he nk mgseay entender reasons given, when there would be no material opposition toll At the Navy department no further informa. Yous given than Uiat bets relieved from duty. Death of Capt. Joveph W. Denty, Capt. Joseph W. Denty, who was for many years Aprominent steamboat captain on the Potomac, died about 11 o'clock to-day at his bome, 62 H ‘Street southwest, of consumption. Capt. Denty was tifty years of age anda native of Alexandria, He began life on ariver pungy and Jually worked srilgeh es up UN he com wed U Dnest vessels” that lert Uls port. ‘He was captaln of Ube steamer E C. Knight, sailing bewween ¢ and New York, for several years and for a long Ume had comtiund of the Lady of the Lake. Su be engaged In the tug business on bis own account. Aboul 8 years ago he came to unis and engaged in the junk business on J6th street, however, be soon abandoned to go into the restaurant busl- + He wor ban ene anae d cemeyoeinnged and ‘ube Order of a a many irienda About two weeks. he pe Westminster Presbyterian church, in South Washington. leaves a widow and one son. —_ Yellow Fever in Mexico, Cry oF MExs00, July 15.—¥ bad at Guaymias, dnd Several cases Lave appeared at Mazatlan. People are deeing trian. the latter Place. ‘The authorities of Heruosiiio have put a Quarantine on the Sonora railroad line. They ex- amine every train and oblige We ears tobe Tutu! | Euted before allowing the'n to puss. ‘The fever | this year appears to be confined to the Pacitic coast. None is yel appedred at any of the gulf sae —— Convention of Woman Suffragists. ‘Tuxxens, N. ¥., July 15.--A convention of cit. zens of the first assembly district of Orance county was beld last night in the Methodist church at this Pi ce, the home of Hon. J. Chauncey Udell, to con- alder’ bis course in helping to deieut the woman suffrage bill in the assembly last May, Orville Chickenburger, Dr. C. N, Gillett and Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake were among the speakers esoin- lons Were passed requesting the assemblymen and the senator from the county’ to work tur the vill at the next session. Death of a Venernbie Femate Educator, Baurmwore, July 15—Mrs. A. Lincoln Phel @ied at her residence in wis city to-day, ber Vet auntversary. Mrs. Phelps was widely known as an educator, the greater at her life having been ‘spent asthe head of Ie institutions of iearn- ing. Mrs. Phelps was formerly Miss Willard, of roy, N. ¥., where she begay ler career ag an edu- ‘the relations of life she was highly ind her intellectual attainments were of “Whispers to a Bride,” “Chi Sour Conutry nits Reuatious tp the Past, the Present and tue Future.” Her son, Gen. Chsties E. Phelps, 1s one of the Judges of tht supreme bench of Baltimore. Beceiver for Piet & Co., of Baltimore. Barr Mp., Ji >On ofthe farm of John B Pict & Ga, the well chown cateane Pubilshing house of this’ cl‘y, a recelver was ap- ed yesterday to lake Charge of the concern. Fite ‘asecte and lables wine, ego noe rs A Fighting Dynamiter. HIS ARREST IX GLASGOW. Giascow, July 18—The police bere have arrested | havigation officer tp resees Ereses ates a % He had in bis possession a revolver and a belt of ‘ also found upon his person giving the is quite “law of the church” to bim. He expressed tae opinion that Cleveland wil be elected. Visit bis friend ee He has Cutcago, July 16—The Daijy News’ Bloomington, bow long he will remain evening and Ulew tie mill to atoms” Over a dasen Despecen, * Conmplate an extended trtp on the reign tated ‘und all the others were se- | erfectaal in mua ‘towne, Dut a dead eteer te