Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1884, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Werthwes Corner Pennsylvania Ave. ani 11th St.. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't. > enteerthers tm the unt. at 10 cents per Copies atthe counter, 1 Ter Feria Star ett carters en thei Bed or ttcrnte ie pening Star, fern ee 8 sear $8, ha bionthe $5 {Frteret st the Post Office at Washington, D. Cat eee dalam tia! x Tmr Werrxry Sten published on Friday—$1 a year. Bestar prerail St uernthe, Demnte Gem A tail suterriptone must be paid th advance: | aepeser weit longer thats paid f | Estes of advertisine meds known on anotication.—_| AMUSEMENTS. N WISHES “TO INFORM THE at he bas chartered the steamer POTOMAC REGATTA, ON JULY Stet. . opposite G : pencrpger the ‘raves, will rin | Sead Grase band will | Baeschem and all Kizcde | Admission to all parte | Herdien wall run fo G- h the ine of boats, BOP HOLIZMAN, Tn Full Charge, _ dene V% 64—N®. 9,753. WAS HINGTON, TUESDAY. JULY 29, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. SPECIAL NOTICES. GRAND FAMILY EXCULGION To MON TE CRist (BLACKISTON ISLAND.) SE Bed round-tcn We, Chilis woder vive ears For jurther information apply at Abuer’s Summer | ed ce ren SOR Aes HEATER COMIQL F SUMMER GARDEN, AMEKITC evaTtIono STELLAR WORTH, | waite yuu cor ing MONDAY, SULA 28 MALINEES: THUGSDAYS SATURDAYS. _$y28 cM Mi GARDEN ne MEL BSELL: the Uy OCSANDS OF PEOPLE Sheriihs w 1 dint eday. Zuly"ol San been rede 5 ‘RAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION For the Beoeft of the OFFICERS OF THE Si. MARY WASHINGTON, ‘On FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST L Renctn do and becky se Honatie parties allowed on boar Tickets for sale by the Officers aud at the Boat the eveing of the Exeurs on TICKETS 25¢. Boat leaves at 6:20 p.m, returniiig im good season for thrcare soe TE CHARTERED | Se ony He verge te stcect ‘soutawent or Sas. oc by small parties for auy pile of MAY, 20 . i {MILA €XCU: Ni, IVE. BY JOHN HOFFMANN, TO MARSHALL HALL, ON TUESDAY J. Ly 29, 1984, Jick ts, 50 cents Steamer Mary Washington will leave ber Wharf at 9a. m. and 6 p. 10, ON, | Geo. B Lock ce ALL VOTERS —THE ATTENTION OF 5 members of state ams ations. catupaign clube | Hat espe al trai hag been’ eugnwd to accommodate | sil who may desire to attend the wrand wnase meeting of Md. on Aucust 24, Te4 leaving the depot a <AS'pm., returning at close of mevtin yore | TLD) TATION OF GRORGETOWN, D. C.—In view of | the pressing demand for stock in the above Ansuciation, | Sec. d eeriew, and we cordially invite all those Ww Wish tocon ct themselves with 2 Building Associatic iace of the SECOND MONDAY" IN AUGUST the ELt VENTH, at Guddar'4 Hall, eorner of 0th and. M vermiuent etnployes, and others in called to the f Hepblicaie at iver Srring SM mtguuiery county, EQUITABLE BUILDING ASSO. | the Directors huve determined to reopen the books for & toattend the next regular uretiug, which will take This Association is one of the best ever started in this District, and stands ona plain and. sold. basi applications of misunderstandings in its workins ‘The offirers are all busin'sa men aud experiouced 11 the manacement of the axcorintion, ‘The shares ate $1 each, on whieh is advanced $200. ‘The books wil be open for | mubscaincioy to thestockas the Gllowing places, wiz | hart, $21 and O: Win King & Sun, 2005_K | st. and 1022 16 h at. : John Gibbons, 201 1 Goddard, goth and M and Mats, “Officers. an ‘Clabaug! Brown, vice Pres. :1C Frey, Treas: ‘Sona, Potomac | Ba: 1 Thos. | Ferdinand Kins, | Soe-1e" | POTOMACINSURANCE COMPANY, GRONG!- | Cea cir Ds oe Say ae ie Te ea eae | fw of sockhilitry for the election or twelve line tory of this company’ will be held st tus ofico un MOS DAY. August 4, 1684 "Pulls open at 12 1. und close a a. J. W. DEEBLE, Secretary. *Yabata Washington News and Gossip, Govexxuest Receirts To-pa¥.—Internal reve- ue, $141,276; customs, $849,856. InyEstigaTiNG SoLpiERs’ HOMRS.—Gen. Rosecrans, chairman of the sub-committee of the House Dis- trict committee appointed to Investigate the sol- dlers’ homes Unroughout the counuy, and Mr. Robert De Akers, the clerk, left for Dayton, Ohio, last night. ‘The other members of the cominittee will join him there, and the home at Dayton will be Inspected on August 1st. Messra. Clephane and Boswell, of this city, will accompany the commit tee as stevographers’ m Gora To Recerve Greety.—General Hazen and LJeutenants Dunwoody and Cowell, of the signal corps, Will leave to-morrow morning for Ports- mouth, N. H., to receive Lieutenant Greely, A ConscteNce ConTarBtTIon.—The Treasurer of the United States has deposited in the Treasury on account of conscience fund, $150 “income tax” re- ceived by the assistant treasurer at New York through the mail, with request to forward the same Lo the Treastiry A New Banx.—The controller of the currency has authorized the First National Bank of Beloit, Kan., to begin business with u capital of $50,000. A DivipeND Ductargp.—The controller of the The Republican Finance Committee. ADOBNING THE ROOMS WITH WHITEWASH AND BUNTING—CIRCULARS TO BE SENT OUT. ‘Two colored “artists” with a bucket of lead- colored “wash” and a pair of long-handied brushes walked into the new rooms of the republican nance committee, on New York avenue, yester- magic strokes and the walls were changed froma dirty white toa subdued metallic unt. “We are | wetting ready for business,” sald the assistant sec- Tetary. as Tax Stax man walked tn and stood | dodging the brush handles, which frisked about In ‘the alr as the artists mapipuiated the walls The | decorators were engaged In separating the front | frow the rear portion of the room by spreading | four large flags across by way of decoration. The drapery of fags besides forming a partition served | a3 a background for two immense charcoal sketches of Blaine and in. Two large green cards, Windows inform the anxious public that the re- publican fnance committee lias its headquartei here, or will have ws soon as all the cobwebs « cleaned out and the proper furniture putin. To emphasize the sign a picture of Blaine and Logan 4s hung over it imeach Window. The furniture at present consists of a desk, a counter, a water cooler and a male attendant, Ina few days the comtulttee will have prepared the special Circular appeal to the government clerks and will begin to send them around. ‘The national committee has sent thet a lot of | brow ai ered with black letters, hung up in the large Show | 1884, Senator Logan Silent. ME DECLINES TO TALK ABOUT POLITICS OR THE WEATHER—BUT SAYS HE HAD a PLEASANT TIME oct Wrst. ‘Tue Star man called upon Senator Logan this morning. A colored man, with a dublous expres- sion, took the card, and returning shortly, showed jay and began to elaborate the walls’ A few | Me Way to the presence of the “Biack War Eagle of Illinois” After shaking Bands with the reporter and motioning him to a chair, the Senator took a seat a little back from his desk at the window, and, crossing his legs, began to swing his foot nervously and Uwist his mustachlos ‘The reporter ventured to open the conversation by supposing the had enjoyed his trip to the West: but the Senator Was deeply buried In silence, and for a moment the reporter retired into his modesty. ments mor the Senator swung his Teporter fumbled tn his vest pocket, then wiped his nd Sald tt was warm, ‘Then the War Eagle tumed slowly tn his chatr and. broke silence, lock- ing earnestly and seriously Into the seribe’s face: | “Do you want to tnterview me? I will not commit | myself. T've nothing to say about the weather—I mean polities T Just Want to know how you enjoyed your trip—it you fonnd the solaters ali well,” faltered the reporter. “I can’t go into detalls,”"replid the Senator, relax- Ing a little, ard holding ius foot firmly tn BIS hund. “Thad a pleasant tine. The soldiers met and had apleasant time. There's no polities in it. Thad a Pleasant trip. Yes, a pleasant trip.” ‘hought vou might lke to say something about Senator | For a few mo- | foot and the | TWO CENTS. | Im). = PS | |Telegrams to The Star.) mse | THE DEMOCRATS AT ALBANY. | —————— | Cleveland To Be Notified To-day. | |THE LABOR TROUBLES IN NEW YORK. GEN. GORDON SAFE BUT IMPECUNIOUS. | The Cleveland No: ention Committee. THEY ARE TO SKE THR GOVERNOR AT UALE-rAST TARKE O'CLOCK. | Arsany, N. ¥.. July 2%—The committee of notl- fleation met at i) a m., Col Vilus presiding. It Was arranged that the committer sould visit the governor at 3:30. After Signing the offielad letter | the committee adjourned until 3 p.m. The ev mittee leave at S20 to-morrow tmorulug for Sara- toga to notity Mr. Hendricks. The New York strike. XO PIEPOSITION TO FIELD Ver WANIPRSTeN. General Foreign News by Cable. ON ASPROUAT MISSION TO AMERICA. Loxpos, July AT a meeting of the Irish mem. Denso pitihunent yesterday. A. Was Geckded 1 send Messrs Sexton and W- Nedmond on a spectal, or the purpose of revteing ite use dnd’ Fatae Und WO ee Haus (0 Tun w candidates at Uap ext general elecuum. PARNELL AND THR PROPAGANDA PROPERTY. oe howse Of COMMONS FEB itl Irish Cathouk ppatunrien Wherein ti rf at Rome, are largely Interested. THE RACK OK THE GOODWOOD STARRS Loxpox, Juv TUS Wow Uae Newt day of the at Goode The race for We Goodwood: akes Was Won Dy Stockholm; Florence second, and Loch Hanza thing, The be é art was 16 tod against Stockh Florence and § to 2 meh were ML starters. swkholm won in a the “Te was a distance cond and tind ot tive & hones, . RPSTS IN THE CORNWALL SCANDAL. Dr ar persons hawe been we QnsAvOry Cornwall 2 Sor pecans Lunt Derinue Fight ful at the pruspoct “ox arrest, atd ane leaving Ue countts ior during the tye stapes erevted ert. and constables ns will be placed on protest Ube EVY'S TERS, nf Greey has heen suffer. lar to the fitness from, * ast svat, THIS bas caussd ls friends gv ty. Its believed, however, that Ube danger is bow passed, ADISAHL RD SyRAMER IN TOW, Loxpos, uly ST aur Koval O a New York f 1 unswed the Laz Stir Mas 5 wor Camden, fren, era for Paltiey as lost ber propeller. TH RLPAST STION MsTPONED, = shortdes of the Trish hav te Wo pos be ua- which was called to meet In Is action Was taken on the wae an ALON Ine very em nit Is promgcued Me. M I. P. Pu. peel DEAL AFTERNOON tripe will be made as usual, | POLITICA, PICTORTAT. NET, BANNERS Mur dd. DP. ME! boat leaving at 3 0. ui. and recuruine at Sp a Boat | b= ited at KOGINSK! & LEWIS, IE. el ALMER, Will go as farag Indian Head Pare. Scenta, —JyTl | ncrthwest. Desieng and cotituates cticertiiliy fi x ¥ SEREET NORTHWEs, (CABIN JOHN AND GREAT FALIS THe NEw | jo, “OFM Susrantesd and dene in the most artistic exit fi Soraya cteunce HENRY @OWAGNED i noe | A Oe peture for Burepa, (per steamer | ready tor charter: capacity over 200, a [AMES H. MeGILE, ARCHITEC sc the balance of finet northwest, opposite Washington aud Georgetown | E° Gisce No. 508 Sateen ONNETS AND HATS, Kutlroad, Prep: 1 dewtin, at Cures headache, promot aud reguistes the whole system, Tare, 25 vents restion, tones the nerves | dige es | 1H STREET. Opposite Patent Offica and hardteame tine of TLE LACES, EMBROIDERIES, CINGS. SEL-OVERS, Sul Naisnwok {SHE ILAND SHAWLS, | FICHUS at half the HCSTERY. SUMMER UNDER- THEE SD GLOVES and MIT- seks TLS SSS St foret iss Be own, Gorn! p ROCE 7 LDING, + FIEST CLASS HAT DRESSER FROM PARIS. ree Fatenis ond ive Meuais truts Rapusitous +2 Tyons and Viewns, HOSAN TiC ANU FINE Har woRR | Hair Cutting and Hate reaping F haiijrased i aBret Clase HuRnMee FIPTE! NTH STREET NORTHWEST, aning E-tabtichment, Abs EXPERIENCE, 2 ale, Celwnt and wuaracited | A aul $153 por EY ING BLOWN'S IRON 40. Ac. For an Office Coat Co > Fora Seers Fora Nu i THE MISFIT STORE, ory NER TENTH AND F sts N MH WALKER, ALFX‘NDRIA, . ‘SAYS : TRON ETT PRS Seg iso ated ease of dyepepeis Ges UL-COMFOR’ TING E PS COCOA. SREAKFAST. By 2 thoroneh kuowledee of the natural Iawe which the operations of digestion and untrition, and by fue properties of well-se- dr break:ast tables beverage whic Tee by the oust fution may be gradu > Tewat every ER | iancatien ary float. | toatuek wicruver there ia Weak ccaye Pay a iaval shat by k-epine ed with pure blot aud a property a= Chen Sereice uel. | | i | Meigs of diet wh Mut up ubtlitr f Gebcs todinease: Hunted ost fe arog ts Tew Made sir 1 eas Gey with beitine water or milk Soldin tine abd 1b) uy Grocers lnvelled thus JAMS ETFS & CO., Homeopathic Chemista mbl-eunato ‘London, England; | EST EVER OFFERED. | Sus PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICK FROMTHIS | | ovr assertions, and at moderate rates, PRICE, REGISTERE PHARMACIST, 26 7th street southwest, diciuea “Frescriptions a specialty, Pure Drngs anu Med Ler INE, aTTENTIO ite idents se particularly. called to EHOS\ et & A RRR, pon, ard araftat Balan Forvale aveated by the sas ge wa RR BR Tides Uses MIL EC KS: Sle Inventor aud Mase ie gee BOB tlatuner 14) Penney rants svete avi cco 4 4 B&B BR DDD « GAS COOKING RANGES AND STOVES. 1T IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE, BUT OUR AVOWED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC- GARDEN HOSE. LAWN VASES AND SETTEES, FINE GAS FIXTURES. PLUMBING, EFATING, AND ALL JOBBING PROMPTLY DONE. SAML. 8. SHEDD, 25 409 Sth Street Northwest, wa E BEST ICR CREAM SODA WATE. tc. PER GLASS, MUNCASTER & HOW AD'S Pharmary, ‘Cor, Tth aud Ustreets northweat, TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS PREVIOUS TO ANNEXING THE NEXT DOOR WE BUILDING, EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND. DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREFORE, RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM SOILED, | WE WILL SELL THEM NOW, AND GIVE OUR PA- | TKONS THE BENEFIT OF THE KEDUCTION. OF | COUKSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE IS THIS DEPARTMENT, AND ENUMERATE THE PRICES, 80 WE WILL ONLY MENTION & FEW SPECIAL ARTICLES—FOR INSTANCE: A GOOD NIGHT GOWS, EMBROIDERED YOKE WELL MADE, AT 630. A BETTER GOWN, WITH YOKE AND FIVE PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT é0¢. FORMER PRICE 8120. MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS, 56 AND 8 INCHES LONG, se. THIS GOWN IS A SPECIAL FEATURE PARTICULARLY AS IT 18 LONGER THAN THE AVERAGE GOWN, | CAMBEIC CHEMISE, WITH LACE AND EM-| BEOIDERY YORES, 9c, GOOD VALUE AT 8125. FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE DRAWERS 10 MATCH THESE, SAME FRICE. LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS, REALLY THE CHEAP- A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIC RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE AND FINE TUCKING, a7 980. SKIRTS WITH LMUROLDERED RUFFLE AND TUCKING, 9c. _ 1N OUR MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S DEPART- MENT, WE WILL MAKE YOU A REDUCTION OF | YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN | THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMS, PIQUE, MaR- | SEILLES, INDIA LINEN, LAWN AND CAMBRIC | DRESSES. CORSET! CORSETS! 8000 PAIRS AT A LANGE REDUCTION. WE SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE MAKES, AND WILL SELL THE LATTER AT & GREAT SACRIFICE. LANSBURGH & BRO, me (20-422-404 KEVENTH STREET | E king Brown's Iron uitterw in’ kiduey and liver trou bies. dy23-co Noanwarxersco, Crormya ‘(CUPennsylvania (va, FO HOT WEATHER. ‘NOAH WALKER & CO, (Ct Penusylvania Ava, = _ATTORNEYS. VHARLES J. GOOCH. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, / Counwcilor-at-law aud Fxp-rt, St Cloud Building, Sth apa F wtiveta” Guod work, 4oUd references, mode: a3) te charzes A. GOODRICH, ATTORNEY 4’ e Worn street; Chicaco, Advice’ free. Elentee! Sears’ experieuce.” Business quietly aud legally truns- acted, ms) HL MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW e Rooms Jand 4, Guuton Law building, 472 Louisians avenne. Pesidence, 240 North Capitol street. awih29 AMUEDL H, WALKER, a R, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND EY FOR RES 3) La MiSvwius vers thing in ber hau entirely restored he Best IS HE worn: 1s F STHEET NORTHEAST, rvous sue coud hitdly holdany= five bottles of Brown's Iron ASE YOUR GKOCER, H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, ERILADELPHIA. my24-3m - WES, GG MOU HTIES, 2118 7 STREET, SAYS: AME ber bus’ nit received most beneficial results irom. NCAH WALKER & CO, (tPennayivanis Ava. KOAH WALKER & 00, At home, mountain top, uns" Clot seaside oF bay, N Extra long Drup d’eta and (UPemeytvania ava Allacd Sua” Agee Onte in Linea, NOAM WALKER & C0, Hytfee! oe ee €25 Pennsylvania Ava Draudinta Vesa ae \incn's Sallorand Nor- NOAH WALKER & CO, fol Suita Ta NOF ‘Shirts, White and Colored. Gtenneyivania Ava Neck wearhusilnew shapes sieht Uuderwear,” lot NOAH WALKER &00, Ke, &c., at very’ Todi Prides ick Gantt si Pennsylvania Ave KOAH WALEEE & 00, = (:tPenuaylvania Ava OAH WALKER & CO, NOAH WALKER & CO, €25Pennsylvania Ave. je24 625 Pennsylvania Ave LL AXVEE Excoop. THE POPULAR GROCER, 1408 cured bim of dyspepsia, 3y29- 00 Ag mr 1 aa EE SS Ht 0% PA Sa os FH Sd 3. U. OMEARA & CO., bara to $76.73 for Women tn Nevada, and $102.90 for men in Massachusetts. There Is’ an upward tendency in teachers’ Wages, as twenty-three re- port advances in pay. THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.—THE WEEKLY Sran will be sent postpaid to any address In the United States or Canada until after the presidential election for 3 cents. It 1s a large elcht-page Paper of fity-stx columns of Interesting reading Justier—poillical, malscrllaneous, “persOllal, EWS and gossip, ete. ‘Send for a sample copy. The District Democracy. THE STORIES ABOUT A DIVISION IN THE RANKS DE- NIED—THE OLD AND YOUNG DEMOCRACY UNITED— WHAT MBSSKS. NORRIS AND BRLL SAY. ‘The statement has been published that the local democracy are at loggerheads over the arrange- ments for the Cleveland and Hendricks ratification meeting, which is to be held here in September. It Asusyerted that the younger element in the party claim the right to control the ratification arrange- ments and take the lead tn the coming campaign, While the old “wir horses,” who have kept to the front all these years aud thalutatued an Organiza- Uon, will be Invited totake back seats. This breach, 44s’ suid, has widened to such an extent between the two stings of tie party that the younzer ele- ment declare that unless they are given tue mun- agement they will refuse to unite with the others, aiid will get up a ratillcution of thelr own. ‘These two elements are represeuted by the Jackson deun- ocratlc association and Ue District central commit tee, ‘WHAT MR. NORRIS SAYS. Mr. John E. Norris, who has been the president of the former association for sixteen years, in con- versation this morning with a Stax man, said: “It there 1s any snarl ip the District democracy I do not know It I don’t think that exists. There ds no reason for it that 1 know of. 16 Jackson as- Sovintion at tueir last meeting decided to hold a ratification September 11th, and at the sezne time extended an tovitation to ail democratic Origanlee: Uons In the city to unite with them fn this demon- stration. 1 understand that the central committee have fixed upou the same tme, and the committees: from thts and other organizations, If ich exist, Wil, IL suppos", meet aud arrange for the meeting.” “fdowt know,” he cot vd, “of any one Ubat wants to be especially: prointnent on that occasion, Lhave been connected with the association for a. good many yeurs, and have done my share in the work, and I can’t recall that I ever made anything out ot tt.” “ILis all nonsense,” he went on, “to speak of the ypane and oid elements in the democratic party in tis District, and try ty make the latter syuony- mous with We Jackson ussoclation, ‘That associa Uon has more young men on its roll thanold. ‘There are only three oid men ainong its omicers. All the rest are young nen. Besides, men who are active in other organizations belong also to the Jackson association. ‘The distinctloa Is a wrong one, in the rst, place, aud, in the second, no such feeling ex- ists.” MR. BELL SAYS IT 18 NONEENSE Mr. W. Pierce Bell, one of the members of the District central committee and chairman of the late convention, said toa Stak reporter when asked in regard to this alleged split in the local democ- Tacy: “It fs all nonsense to make such a statement: in regard to the District democracy. Of course, there may be individuals who feel Sore about one | Unng or iuiother, but as a whole the District demo- crats are united. The central committee, of which ‘Thomas J. Luttrell 1s chairman, has secured head- quarters over Lewis J. Johuson’s bank, which they will occupy during the coming campaign. The Jackson association and the central committee have both agreed upon some Ume about the middie ‘of September to hold te ratification meeting. ‘The committee will issue a circular to the clubs in the various districts caliing upon them to ory for the campaign. ‘These clubs will elect their own officers, and we will alldwell together in unity until Cleveland ts elected.” Who will have charge of the arrangements for the ratification meeting?” asked the reporter. ‘Representatives from all the democratic organ- izations in the District will meet for the pene of Making arrangements. It ts intended to have a big demonstration. Invitations will be sent to organ- izations in Virginia and Maryland to Ucipate, as Was done four years ago, and the demonstration will be a grand success.” ———__ What Gen. Longstreet Says. BIS EXPERIENCE AS AN OFPICE-HOLDER. Gen. Longstreet, who has lost the position of United States marshal for the state of Georgia, 18 reported as saying: “I do not know that I shall want any office, but ff I do I am as likely as any one in Georgia to get employment under Mr. Blaine. Ishould go to him with as much confi- dence as lever went to anybody. I never applied for an office. When Grant was inaugurated I started up to see him, thinking I would apply for an office. That was before he had appolnted all of hiscabinet. Imet a mutual friend, who asked me where I was going, and I told him I was going to see the Pres dent. ‘It ts usel yhesaid. *He sent your name in for surveyor of customs at New Orleans.’ I was confirmed and heid that position | UT resigned tn 1881. Afterwards I was appointed | postmaster of Gainesville. Before my ume was out Chere I was appointed minister to Constantl- nople, and before my time was out there I was ap- pointed marshal of Georgia. Now before my time 1847 Pennsylvania Avenue, Are selling their entire stock—Guns, Rifles, Cutlery, Tools, Tackle, Notions, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Hardware, ke.. at auction, every evening, at 7 p.m. Baryains can behad. See auction advertisement Jy7 5 out here Bryant supersedes me.” In an electoral ticket put out for Blaine and Logan by the whig-repul Seen es street's name figures a8 one large. Foley, Patrick Ford, of the Irish World; Capt. O'Meagher Condon, of Waghington; Edw'd J. Rowe, John Roach and Col. J. P.O. Flynn, Austin Ford was chairman. ‘The first speaker was’ Ki Geo. W. Pepper, of Ohio. He sald that they had come together to defeat, the candidate supported by the London Times. ‘The republican party had ‘Always been opposed ‘by the English zoverninent, whose sympathies were with the democrats. Coll | Condon elso made an address. A permanent organization of the Philadelphia Independents was effected yesterday, under tue hame of the “ Assoclation of republicans aud Inde- Pendents of the city of Philadelphia.” and the fol- lowing officers were elected :—President, Henry C. Lea; first vice president, Stuart Wood; second vice | president, Jos. Parrish; ‘secretary, Lincoln L. Eyre; | treasurer, Sam'l Waguer, Jr. 4 prohibition meeting was held in. Cumbertand, Md. last night. Miss Frances Willard, Mr. Dantel, the candidate for Vice President, and’ Major Geo! Hilton, of this city, made addresses. ‘The Committee to notity the democratic nominees left New York last night fr Albany. ‘They watted on Gov. Cleveland at three o'clock this aflerncon, and notified bim of bis nomination. On Weduesday the committee will proceed to Saratoga aud notlty Mr, Hendricks, The national democratic committee headquarters have been engaged in the building adjoining the Hoffman house, in New York. ‘The greenback party held a convention tn Day- ton, Oto, last night and nominated a state Ucket as follows: Secretary of stato, Peter Harrod, of Carroll county; judge of the supreme couri, Janes | J. Grogan, of tucking; electors-ut-lange, John Satz, Of Senéca, and David ‘Willis, of Tuscarawas, ‘The republican state committee, of Connecticut, decided last night to call the state conveution at New Havon, August 2, to nominate a state and electoral ticket. ‘The democatic convention of Carroll county, Md. yesterday instructed in favor of Dr. Frank ‘f. Shaw for congress In Prince George’s county Messra Compton and Hanee, candidates for con. carried six districts each, with two districts hear from. i ‘the members of the Inter-state Women’s Chris- tian Temperance Union convention at Nountain Lake Park, Md., have adopteda resolution pledging thelr auslstance’to the new standard-bearers of Wye proibition party, St. John and Dantel, ‘The executive Commitee of the national labor party met yesterday in New York and adopted a | resolution postponing thelr convention in Chicago from July 30 to Sepicinber 1, owing to the fact (at the letters of acceptance of General Butler | and Grover Cleveland have not yet appeared, and that intelligent action cannot be taken by the convention called to meet July 30. Gov. Cameron, of Virginia, hus recelved the resig- nations of Messhs. Banks, of Norfolk, McCandish, of Petersburg, and Bland, of Prince George, repub Ucan members of tue house of delegates, who havo accepted federal offices since the wdjournment of the legislature. ‘The wovernor will issue a Writ directing special elections to be held In the dis- trlets named In thie for the parties elected to take their seats in the house at the extra session. ‘The Virginia democratic state committee an- nounces the opening of the poliuteal caupalen In that state by the publication of a list of appolut- iments for the Hon, John Goode, one of the electors aclarge, commencing at NewUeru, Pulaskt county, August 7. ‘The republican executive committee of the third congressional district of Louisiana yesterday de- cided 19 call the nominating convention September 28. ‘The convention also indorsed the political con- duct of Williaun Pitt Kellogg, after soiie opposition on the part of the colored clement, who desire 10 nominate a negro candidate. ‘Two Aged Duelists, TOVTERING OLD MEN FACING RACH OTHER WITH REVOLVERS, A dispatch from Newberne, N. C., says: Robert Floor and Stiles Sanders, two white-haired farm- ers, aged respectively 74 and 77, had harsh words a few days ago about theircrops. They had been warm friends and were members of the same church. Thetwo together have thirty-nine de- scendants. They parted bitter enemies, but their ‘friends believed that their ili-feeling would end in words mereiy. One morning Mr. Thos. Stanley, a young man, happened to be up at daybreak and was horrified at seeing the two old men armed to ‘the tecth and. inane facing each other, ready to enter into adeadly duel At the risk of his lite and as thelr weapons were raised he rushed be- tween them. At frst one of them warned him off, but he manged to seize Sanders’ pistol and then ; tenderly reminded them that they had but _a few more days to spend on earth. Some passers-by at- tracted by his speaking came to his assistance and ‘une two old men were ed. Had Mr. Stanley been two minutes later the combatants would have meee ‘Orit ‘They were but eight paces apart. a is the first Instance in the history of the code where two such old men have resorted to It for the arbitrament of their disputes. Fears are enter- ‘tained that the grandsons of the would-be duelists will take up the affair and pursue it to a bloody ‘vermination, ——e ‘Unearthed by a Dog. 4 PATHER'S AWFUL CRIME REVEALRD—THREATS OF LYNOMING. Last Friday workmen were employed tn tearing down a set of high wooden steps leading to the front door of the house of James Beach, a farmer, living near Attica, Ohio. After the wooden steps ‘were demolished a dog, scratching in the soft ground, unearthed the skeleton of an infant. An investigation was held ted in Saturday, startling developmente, Beach's a pre- and. result daughter, spe Yt young Wonian, & gradu- confessed thatthe child Panweti’s Request ot commons yest ‘Mr. Gladstone relterated his e a the epesenn of ing: iy revising el [righ a ‘which was rejected recently by the fuse of lords: Mr Parnen hed. hebeet hime Yo oer consider this decision in view of the difficulty of from the house of lords legislation bene- Was her offspring; that Her father knew of it, and with bis consent and by als aid the chilid bad ‘been strangled atter birth and buried there. The mother knew of the daughters indiscretion, ut never sus- d her husband of the crime. Hoth father and ter were ‘answer belore the grand Jury, Mise Beach was toa gentleman in the €ast, whom she had met while there at school. Naturally, the community is in great excitement. Pity for the daughter is untversal. .The people threaten the father with lynching. ge Gross testitied that he had an Interest tn a lot worth $10.000 that Js assessed for $2,400 and encnmbered for $2,000, ‘The records show that he ts surety 1 case 13,592 for $1,000, 15.002 for $1,000, and 15,335 (Burnside’s ease) for $4,000, W. IL. Main swore that aside from the encumber- ances Nils property in the District was of no value to SkUsiy an execution at law. ‘The records show a turmber of judgments against him, the last for #75, returned March, 192, “nulla ma.” ‘The deponent says as to Joseph McIntosh, that he nas no untucumbered real estate; that there are Lio Judgments at law against him, and the court docket show that he has been on tive'bonds ta elght years, and a forfelture for $300 has been taken In case 14,641. a ‘The Colored Pastors’ Union, THE MEMBERSHIP TO BE EXTENDED. A meeting of the pastors’ unton of the colored churches of this city was held yesterday at the ‘Third Baptist church, on Franklin street, between 4th and 5th streets northwest, and was largely at- tended, Rev. R. S. Laws, acting president, and Rev- R. Holes, secretary. ‘The first article of thecon- stitution was amended so that the word union shall Include all ordained ministers &vho are both of Wastingten and Alexandria, who are known to have sustained a good character. It also provides for all licensed preachers upon the recon.mendution of thelr respective pastors ‘The proposed amendinent to the seventh article, for a co-operative unlon for building purposes will be voted upon on Monday morning next, August 4th. Committees “were appolnted 3 _fol- lows:—On revision of the constitution as amended, Revs. RX Laws, Win. J. Walker, and Wm. B. Jef? ferson; On nomination of officers, Revs, James Rob- inson, 'R. Huimes and Edward Wills, ‘The meeting will be held weekly on Monday, from 10:20 am. to 12:30 p.m. ‘ALL POR THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE, In response to the demand of two-thirds of the rs of each braneb of the Virginia legislature, Goy. Cameron will Issue a proclamation caiiing that body together In extra session ou Wednesday, AU- gust 13th. Besides providing the uccessary “ma- chinery for the election of the presidential electors, the democrats will redistrict the state for Congress” men in the event the court of appeals decides the plan adopted by the last Jegislature to be unconstl- tutional. That case 1s to Be heard before that court on the 8ist of this month, and the vaiidity of the act Will, no doubt, be passed upon by that tribunal before the legistature meets. The democratic lead- ers are comniitted to Gen. Wickham, by whose ald they succeeded in getting the extra gession, not to enzet any partisan invastires except the two hatned. ‘The Baltimore Sun Says: ‘There is a strong demand for a purifieation of the present elecuion machinery. Half of this is In the coutrol of Mahone. Au effort tocorrect thls condition of affairs was made by the democrats at the last. session, but the law having Ject In View Was declared by the court of appeals to be vold. It 15 not improbable that an effort will be made to pass another at this special session in which there will be no legal defects, and which will place the election machinery in the hands of the democrats, es The Greely Relief Expeditio: THR DIFFICULTIRS ENCOUNTERED BY COMMANDER SCHLEY. Rear Admiral Nichols, Acting Secretary of the Navy, yesterday received report from Commander Schley, dated St. Johns, July 21st, in which he says that In prosecuting the search for Lieut. Greely's party 1t Was often necessary, in order to gain open fce, 90 as to advance with as lttle delay as pos- sible, to take greater risks than are ordinarily Jus- Unable, a the waters were mainly unknown, lm pertectly surveyed, and their dangers uncharted, while great prudence was exerci Tuolis and the Hear grounded two or. three times mut without serious injury. He says rpOsel avoided reference to these accidents ing tele. graphic reports, for fear of causing uneasiness, but that in his final'report he will give a_minute state- ment of the circumstances of each grounding and of the injuries sustained. ‘The rapidity and suc- cess of the voyage, he says, shows that the injury to the ships was not serious’ The Mistakes of M1 ses. ‘THE EX-GOVEENOR OF SOUTH CAKOLINA AGAIN AB KESTED POR SWINDLINO. Ex-Governor Moses, of South Carolina, was ar- rested again in Chicago Sunday afternoon. He was taken by authority of a requisition trom Gor ernor Robinson, of Massachusetts. The charge against him {san embezzlement committed at Cambridgeport, Mass. His last explolt in Chicago, according to a'dispatch in the Philadelphia Press) | was a confidence game by which he beat Dr. Adams, Allen out of @ small sum of money under the pre- Vense that he was a reputable physician of Phila- hia. ‘The governor at that time gave the name of Yarren, but was subsequent porter, and then it. was learned. Same game upon several other professional men about the city. Moses was taken before Judge Sh yesteraay, but was released on a Writ of habeas corpus. 12 Among, the offenses with which Moses ts cha t he obtained money on false pretenses ‘Thomas Wentworth “Hipeinson, ‘of Boston. He called upon the latter and represented that be was Cay ‘corporation coun: *harleston, S°ES ahd tha ab had bees SES both the enol duty of 20 per cent has been assessed on that arti- cle. ‘The: ‘Was made after consultation with the Attorney General. and to a great extent covered by Ice. He says that } eas, July A. Adams, of Man- hattan, purchased” 200 bead or Colo Kansas City, last week, and 30 head of thet died with Spanish or Texas fever. One car Was stopped here and out of tliat six hav ‘The others were takeil to Manhat antined in shipping pens there. Up to three yesterday afternoon 25 had dled. st really excited In answer to a tlegrs Gitck has sent State Veterinary Surgeon Holcomb to Investigate the troubi ‘The Suspenston of De Wolf & Swan, A WARNING AGAINST NEGOTIATING STOLEN BONDS. New Youe, July 29, Wall’ Street.—In relation to the suspension of De Wolt & Swan, a member of the law tir of Lord, Day and Lord ‘says that the irregularities of their employer, W. E. Scovil not affect the firm to the extent of $1, and th Securities offered for hypoticeation and retranster which were the ¥ of Mr. Dy all probabiy_be recove H. Brown & Warn all partes agatnst negottating cates of stock standing in the name of Henty Das in the following comp:nies. as the same have been Stolen: Rochester & Pittsburg rafinoad compsny Iron Silver company, Horn Suiver, Uulted States ‘Trust company aud American Cablé company. Improving the Welland Canal. CANADA SEEKING THE CONTKOL OF CHICAGO'S EXTORT The railway dep: A that the Wellan should be opened so as to give 1$ Zeet wate sills, and tuat this important work sould b atabearly date and couplewe by Uwe spring 1896. Much Work has already been done with taat end in view. Port Colborne and Port Da tlioish are now finished 80 that vessels drawing 14 feet of Walercauenter. The foundations of all the jer Manent structures of the canal areata prover depth, and what 1s needed Is in sume places to raise the Danks 60 as to afford the requisite depth of wi ter. When finished, vessels carrying lange eargy can passthrough. ‘This decreases the cost of tras Portation and cuables the Welland canal toc pete with other canals aud transport service ior the grain trade of the west. doe | daughter Nellie and bis sister, Mrs. Mok Tasted together this mor | hotel, “They were afterwards called upon by ex- Speaker Sharpe, whose Vint was of a social nae ture, Henry Villard Elected President. Poutzaxp, Ove., July 22—The directors of the Oregon and California railroad company have « ted the following officers: President, Henry Villard; Vice president, Charles E. Brothertan; second vice | president, R. "Koehler, of Portland; secretary aud | treasurer, George H. Andrews, of Portland. ‘The | new directors of the London board are Charles E. | Brotherton, George H. Hopkinson, KD. Pechies, | Patrick Buchan, and Henry Vil ard! ‘The Portland board are Donald MucLeay, K.P. Earhart, i Kool | ler, John MeCraken, George H. Andrews, Walter W. Brotherton. Se Secretary Chandler at Bar Harbor. Bar Harnor, Me. July 29—The United States | Steamer Tallandsa d?opp'd ier anchor tn Guts har. | Dor about §:3) a. m.,and Captain Merry ashore immediately dnd called on Mr. Bl | About 10:5 Senator Eugene Hale went off to Secretary Chandler ashore. Secretary and Mrs. Chandler and Dr. Lambeth will leave ina day or two to meet the Greely rellet expedition at Ports Anouth, unless the latter p Boston Odd Fellows on a Journey. Bostox, July 29.—Some one hundrvd members of the Boston encampment of Odd Fellows, No. 2 left to-day for Albany and Pokeep-ie. The tit stop will be at Albany, where a parade ts in order for ‘this evening, and Quring thelr stay they will ‘Visit the capitol by invitation of Gov. Cleveland. Shot for = Burglar. ‘New Yona, July 29—Henry Riordan, a baker of the steamship France, while drunk, last might, fei! Into the basement of Michael Curry, a shoemaker, on Grand street. Curry, thinking “Riordan was a burglar, shot him. uordan was taken to the hos- where his wound is pronounced fatal, Wall Street To-day, ghey Youre, July 20, Wall street.—There was a upward turn in prices at the stock exchange thus in and the active shares advanerd 4 1 1% per cent, Union Pacific leading. Near 11 o'esock | a weaker feeling set in and the improvement Was Jost. ‘New You, July 29, Wall street, Noon.—Stocks: j Dave been weak and lower with a decline of 1y t 1 percent, the latter in Western Union. Union ¥aclfic, Missour! Pacitic, Northwest apd St Paul ‘were also weak. —— A Terrible Gale at Sea, Sr. Jouns, N. F., July 29.—The mail steamer Flover, from’ the straits of Belleisler, and recent ispatches, report prevalence s Rortheaster, biginning on July 9th and lasting ten Gays. Several fishing craft were Sunk and lost, But only two persons ure known to have been drowned. ‘The mountain ! Salvation Warriors Prefer to go to Jail. Bripcerort, Coxy., July 22.—Ten members of the Salvation Army, five men and five women, ‘Were arrested last night, chatged with violation of ‘the city ordinance in ‘the streets last Sun- day without a permit. T) were each fined $1 et eee eee ey chose the latter, and were committed. A warrant was also issued for Hunter, who arri Norwich advised the paradg. He left for New York and Prof. Widdows Secs the Committee. New Yore, July 29.—A1 the out-of-town x the charicter of your reception along the line,’ | New Yor«, July 29—T iiding trades strike te Suffer from Dyspepsia, | “Titeuiccstex unsicn of the season. $500.2 | Fa OO SAN BUS DUFFY MALT. WHISKY | Cor reucy Bas declared a second dividend of $) Per | circulars all put up in envelepes amt cidreseen, | seepene hee see . + | as sell in pry He shows a disp ‘ Sinn OREIET? bottle from JOHN ry f 2 "td ey aj eens | sition : va * , when thes: cur lief avd a permanent care by FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN | S-© y bi ‘be bottle fom JOHN H MAGRUDER, 1421 | Cent in favor ot the creditors of the First National | but they won't do, tu the frstpiace they ate hot | can’t talk about that. Let others do that. | sition to yk v storable wba svieb chien Lass BRIEGE. New York avemne St | Bank of Monmouth, Iil., on proved claims amount. | adapted for us» here, and in the second piace they | There's nothing to say. Tada pleasant tmnes” | word to the headquartersot the sgttaine bee, tagets owand the Bellast conv zi =f ‘ue Steam Packet "EXCELSIOR" will make her ree! + NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tite | IDS CO $227,791. ‘The Hirst dividend was declared | are addressed, frou tie government “Kine Book, ‘Then he lapsed into silence, peering long and | that he had given tu tothe ulue hourdemendon | Te ReVis NOH CONSTITUTION. BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE. ins to the above, pucots se follows: “TURSD ATS, | SE coractnership he efoforeeistlnn Between GEO. | June 13th, 184. foal the clerks, male and female, at their offices. | thoughtfully tuto the glass eyes of a lange stuffed | Wednesday last, aud that his men wer stilt at | | Tans, diy wt Berry add , i esis mais al ne ee YAYS and 5 $ ‘clock, from whar?.cor- | W. Ct Nand JA JARBOE, dome business, 7 —_—- They will not be us The Atte Will Issue | eagle perched nei * chart or. Scratch, | Work, Teports tO Une contrary notwithstendina e-chaniber of depu- School for Lasts #119 p.m. et set aid cia ok ater Iptoruicign | urider wiyle and mame ot fins GOLMAN KJAKBOE) | THR NRW Stare Dupantaest BUrLpiva.—Work- | g Sarerutye elie ttc commumtt tee, wl Issue FS ee eR epee eee cet tr ab ON a crate Mons Sties tiael concernibg, tive . WM © SCRIBNER, IE ak ofc Felepliouc. Nou I. G. n | Hevea e ey mutual consent disso\ved. All varties Iu- | men were engaged yesterday and to-day in unload- | nen only and not to any who do not receive a sai- | as he bent low ‘over his desk. The clock Ucked | for Dricklayens were made by three Wulders and Saf the proposed ATEKS, 1045 32d street, West Washington jy28-Im | dei.te<t tu said firm will please make prompt pa: ments, E Porohasers faneht foes. [js25} 1108 Est GSD HOME | te GEOlW COLMAN, whi is authoavedto Collect all | Ang a cargo of Blue Hil and Ellsworth granite from ary OF SHEE, qnouand, dollars The ‘euveloprs | sis on the, inantvd, add 4s i walked out tie Tec | men Were cent to ee ee ue Ge ceekees | nore y curation, 56 Spee a resv wesict = Bay nd fa 5 | bills due and pay all indebteduesw of said hrm. 1 < ‘ = wi redirected, the umber of their rest- ‘ter could hear the gentle breathing of the young | 175 men remain out of work, but the cmpiuyers pearod dispes d te abandon the wrticle, ba a ae NIE Bena and Urceatra furmihen | ZA 3 Ficule will e Ueld atthe woods of Mi.Geo. Green, SS GEO.W. COLMAN, Prin pe aveneiec fOr, te basement walle of the Wee" | Gences being substituted for the ‘names of tho | badyconne name eee claim that the auinter is much Linzer. Sint oF there refused tr evn thin 810 WR te ral wcasions. Kesidrce, No, | (Tenleytown toad). on | sa gore, | _Jy24-1w* SAS. A JALBO! ing.” The cargo consisted of about theee hundred | Pureaus and departments in which the clerks | See ae senate ually voted on the subject, 210-2" | for the tenemt of St Aun’ church. ‘Supper and re: | Tys- SPECIAL FIVE GALLONS DANFORTH | sonee “AM THe iets ie eae ete eee | serve, At the Democratic Headquarters. | nm Indiana Failure. Chek maaneer anne F | featiienis i be runitinton thewroun atumeand | CS” ¥LUD delivered for GIG ee co has been tiled with, iatge piles of granite, so that | ,,Mf,,Lowdermilk, secretary of the committer. | rnp noows FILLED WITH VISITORS—TWO EX-OER- pel RANE AT BRAZIL ons UP ry srCTTEne. Camo, duly A merchant who : cle COMMERCE ut 2 o'Cl il admis Ss S y 4 x wit ; od ei : el tWcess = arti, INp., July ‘The Commercial cine 2 hefore sorta he Sirect horthaced, Bie bow, 8 SERIES OF RACURSIONS SSSae SARS WOSDE ae erest Lo cyntribute to keep alive he democratic headquarters have began to as- | nally give. It Is s: a n. Gondin Was —— ‘Will be given by the a — | AN ARMY Rerinixa Boanp.—By direction of the | {ie party Whose death incant thelr aegRP li tieey | Sume an appearance of activity. Mr. Watson Hoyle | fund is lu Wie bapk, ‘The Commi Tclal bank closed wisions and = GOODS SATURDAY EVENING CLUB 18 ORDER THAT WE MAY MAKE oom For 4 PFeWeutan army reuiiny board will convene at | Guid to avure a victory when 6 deleat wowiaee | 9 alone ia charge to-day, Dut tue rooms were Med ny, Having a capital of MONON, Ad dep rast i ng basta wie oak _ Maciete Vooal | LARGE STOCK OF HARDWOUDS AND Warr | (HC CAILOf the president thereof, at Fort Leaven- | suit so seriously t Uheln. | with visttors, and plies of letters were upon the PAY, having a capital of $10.0) and dey m faking munis te towing banda, He wad Mae, Muse by Prot Leneweacbe Pe Se ean r | Worth, Kansus, forthe examination of such oMcers | | Mr. Clapp and General Raum are both out of the | desk, ‘The visitors occupy themselves tn discussing of meaty en eo en tn the county. ese htlon Was lool steamers Al Music. ec. Music by Prof. Donch's orchestra. PIN i P \t £T_ CLOUD BUILDING. ‘The Steamer MARY W'+SHINGTON will leave her ‘ES, NOW ON THE WAY, WE OFFER GREAT | a3 may be ordered before It... The following officers. | clty and Mr. Lowderiullk leaves to-day, but they | the potitical situation in different locallties, ‘Two | tow iste heewune ae poslia were reveleed. usnoin, abe Poaloetap tie doy sie plies of ADERWEAN, | wharf ot 6:50 p, m., returning at 1p. mL | INDUCEMENTS IN UEPERS, SELECTS, SECONDS | are detailed for, the boank: Brig. Gen. Christopher | Will be here in time to take tings in and on the | (De P n commercial agents from Cincinnati, who | FeTUSal fo cas checks. A slow bul steady Tut had proteins ive months, ‘The popus A EIDE AUSEER ASD CHILDREN, ww Gitlewiaat's Ticket 0 cuula two ladies complimented | pions SHELVING AND HARDWOOD. SUCH AS c Augur, Col. Et rolls Otis aun intanuy; Mae 1st of the month. Va nen eee, aa te jong publi. | Deen gong on tor severaldays. A recelver wil be {tion of Auddarit, he states, have jolued the “LUN DERVES each gentleman additional ladies. 25. a oneit A. Clements, surgeon: Major Jas. Mare a jae wo aie el | ‘ natu pastes . Jobe bud ot the committer andattts best fy43"_ | WALNUT, MAHOGANY, CHERKY AND POPLAK, | {In, assist adjutant general, aad Mejor joansen No Photographs Taken. | cans, sald they were going, to vote for Clevelant. appointed at ones. | anal, , ; AGU ae Seen ie OoeguAS AES, — B. Middleton, surieon. | Teut, Col. Orlando H. | Tue wEETING OF GREELY AND mis nuscumus ric- | THCY sald that a lunge number of German republt- The t | _Loxpos, Juiy 2A uneing fu. ihe Watered Ot rinsts but MARSHALL HaLL AND GLYmoxt. WAL MCLEAN & 50 Moore: 17th tnfuntry, and ist Lieut. Alfred M- Rap TURKD ONLY IN WORDS. Uiey had seen during their travels atd @Mteroourse | TUE DATE OF THe CONVENTION NOT 40 BE CHANGED. | gi2NRON UY 2 A ain, Lede 5 ECOSDS. | ‘THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON ISTH ASD B STREETS AND 1TH. BETWEEN p | Nell 11th Infantry, will ve examined by the Doan | The Acting Secretary uf the Navy recelved a tele- | with business len, SDYDURIOUY Tae eed ae | ere OF THE cONvEN: A. Carsey. president, and fn Man, Eekoeen Meee . Shnnltaired acon tient of all the new and ebolee | ake excursion trips to the above places, Tooc- | __AND CSTREETS NORTHWESE ="! | Tne Roarp to INvESTIGATR ORDNAXCE.—A board | STAM from the editor ofa New York paper to-day ask- | vincnd them that Cleveland would poll a Very large | W. A. Wark, secretary of tlm United oun ° was presented by Me. WH Smutth, Me sty ts for Ladies, Wesre aud Chilie-n i S FALLS Peery WEDNE-Daf Teaving’ 7th [ee Pou Te Was RS.POR- | of onicers, to consist of col. Thomas G. Baylor, | 2& Permission to obtaln coples of Uke photographs | German vote. _ party. were shown the dispaich trom New Vork cout by Land Kowbetry, witch read as von MELON UNDLEWEAR Ca pug Metuinibe tS ps aie: roued trp, | E27 eraita ke at Snw York Cail andexunine er8, to consist of Col e BAJIOB\| snowing io ‘necting OC we roller ships and Cho eee ast, Might. stating that the executis atten Kescuivd, ‘That the tedera Ww hos department vere cents MARSHALL HALL Every SATURDAY, | the tinest Artiatic Paintings i . Eatimateecheer. | ordnance department; € mes C. Duane, corps: c | Irresponsible Rondsmen. had decided to postpone from Che g0th instant to t8 tudispe tw thet Jeaving at 9a m., returming at 4:0 p. mm. Fare, round: | fully given. SHUMAN, Artist. 28° | of engineers: Major William R. King, corps of en- | OFely party, for illustration in Saturday's edition. | 4 sivqcuan stare OF APFAIRS SeT PORTH IN AX September Ist the convention of that party to be | and secure The pe went un ® i moke ai | trip, WS cente SEN DRENEU RMON foe JNO. A PRISCOTT, glpeers; Major George W. MeKee, ordnance depart- | A reply was made that the Navy department had AFFIDAVIT PILED TO-DAY. | beid this cite, these milemen Ge they bad | The resolution was Wied, and the mecting ae r |) ee DA SIONS jp ‘eal Estate Broker, ‘s Shaler, ordnance department of such pictures. Admiral ‘The case of Richard J. Marshall against James { rec ho oMctal notice such amd | agreed ze a Iederation society. M. WILLIAN Two trips, 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m..returuing at p.m. Flouses aud Wuilding Lots Fur Salo Che by the provisions of an net MRL epee ee | Wile eee ere ocme account of the mMeeINg, | note, Sth and D stretta, was before Judge Nagner, | SUMsOr LO Uith executive committee, which sepee-| 3 Suly Ek carear bacteee a een “. ves and9pun Pare, runc-trip. ecchte Dancing one Se | mrad uilding, Lote For Sale Cheep, hy the provis n act making appropriations | Wich represented the survivors as Wildiy running | M¢ and D strects, was before Judge Hagner, | Jactigus cement. and that the cinvention | | Pnianririta, July 2 stor Ranque 8. Mes WILL MARE THE GhEATEST REDUCTION IN| 484 cubeing deck down and back and at «rounds.on | —~*eS___M for fortineations and other, works of defense,” | about the sore, unable to contain themselves on sitting at law, today ona motion by platutii’ to would be heid om the Uti Inst, ws heretoiore ar vat battle gel ohedionpcvn dm yh rit 23 SES | ciltrps. except Sunday. Fine brass band on Sun ep GAS STOVES s&e., approved July 5, 18s4, “the various calibe account of the Joy at the prospect of belig rescued, | qiash the writ of ari, and set aside the bond | ranged. te ttt comnt tonal clectrt- IKICES EVE WADE HERETOFORE. | ghiine ip of Sumay'excursion steyeut Marshals ee GARDEN HOSE axrenes, ka | HMEUIS Of bore, greatest aud least admissibic and signalling for the photographer to be. sent ppted by Justice Nea g atoore. aa Rae weal eauuitntt H tw Putladetploa on Sep. ‘ is ie SP Sees Wwelzhis of guus for exch caliber, togetuer with the | ashore to take pictures Of the Mievuing. Tht amdavit fied by Mr. ©. S.Moore, l. emit how complete ‘Hats at balf price = 2 BRAS DASE Meare: Gee haves that wil de all Family: Cooking: Erestest and Tast welhts of projectiles for each | count, he thought, inust have orizinated in the | Counsel for Marshall states of the five sureties o8 | CrpaR Rarins, Lowa, July 2.—Last nicht Us expe {the exnitits will Oe ‘ LONIAL BEACH. . Cauiber of all the various calibers required for the | mind Of (he special corn-spondent, as all the oMiclat | the bond for $590, “that they are almost entirely | Keed, colored, sti ‘atal Kliled E placed in enon eveged SYRICTLY FIRST.CLASa. BF, DROOES. scruice, together with Ue uuuber Of eae caliber | uccounts ahowed only one man Strong enough to | Irrsponsibie: that trom what depouent knows of station ogent at Ee ta ‘ cot Mexico at s FIRST. CTA my. FOL 15th etreet, Corcoran Building, | of guu required.” cach a position where the rescuers could be seen, | th exeontio ont had efected Keed in pot Tor prorat ial price: FAMILY EX¢ ION EVERY_ WEDNESDAY. Se and he was compelled to roll, on account of weak- nor sd could be satistied from the aggregate | and vulgarity, The negro was captured and ress Of Lue ex ertunity of getting the | a.soarm: three heumwat che Bach, pomearo pr | Cpe 82S REWARD! Coumissiosee Earox’s Rerowr.—Commisstoner | ness, down a hill to reach that position. He tilnks, | mount of thelr possessions to which they have | brought here. j ee “SAU sods marked'in | Ji st Hotel, Cleanest Beach, ¢:d the Finest Hath ng on | | Mr. MT. Bridwell offersareward of twenty-five dol- | Eaton's report on the state of education in this | tueretore, that there were no photographs taken ue | SCARE Bis UL earace Once oe | siete Gh vas | © Cholera Stricken Cities. the Votombe “Dinuer servéd ou arrival of steamers | lars anil experises for the conviction. oF ane country for the year 1882-'83 Is now ready. Itcon- | Ueseribed. “If there are any they ate not the prop- | Wm. Schooler swore that he was worth real | The Mrothers of Evicn@ubip, | STWSISG REPDUERS FROM hs Feivine. Ps bys Pennesivania ave. | Fare Suc (round-trip): chil. mn under twelve years, | persons feud using his bottles of the followine dese y G erty of the Navy d_ partment, and there can be no | estate encumb-red for $1.6" to $1,700 by deed of | Garyesroy, Ty rth bieun pet eypies aa tegen ac bys f Penn: = | Bg ree Rak Areas debe etere, cor 74H | ectption: Lcaution all persons not towel or buy or fill | talus large mass of statistical information rela- | Sbjecton to ther being reprintak Irust, but he could not tell the amount of the trust. | session of the National Grand Lodge of tae t a The tain drom Nice on Suntay A; Ann B A Con i es Ait Sth ot: Fieklibe's drug | shy of ty betties mashed aphertin described ax 1 wil | tive, to public and private instruction. The a eS 1 Ndavit states that there ts an_unsatisited | Brothers of Priendshl re was rtubty fo the iret Ue alice the rallway waa ait Asp Derow Actrean Ceer and at ti what iytstuu | eutorce the law aguin-t all euch persons, Pint lager | shows that the nunber of persons of School Ag Political Points. JNdement acatnst his property on a forfeited bond | Gay. “The oncistest Qprned. A ponte exists ata village neat =e a Deer bottles with the lixitain per attached marked e nf 0 | ve ua Pel i pracy The populat ii cieaded by the mayor and members ane . i“ RCORAN, h ut } the country for thi . ji oe sq | Which the covernment has been unable to collect. compused Of Colored pen bev i 9 - Pens D was TRIED HaTSand BONNETS | QT ANE UGE AREANOEMENT. | hice ois ihe Thane betes | Muon won’ enol tu pubes THE ISIE SASS MNSTING Ur XW YoRE—-worternig | PUNCH UNG Gove Sore tat die was worth #2000 | ton cs i resent We wth gine Vitel ivve of aul stowed refugees Ha KID GLOVES, MITTS, ‘This fine steamer will wake daily trips (Sundays botiles, marked on one side, | fa private sehoois, a total of 10, y ead = roperty, but he could not tell the square in which | ana nity delegates. Grand ” : NS and FLOWERS $zcppted, to all pomnta cu the Potomac ae far ax Gly- | “Codd's Pat Tr. Eridwell, I8s1. 351M | under Instruction: that ts, 65 per cet of the legal | | A mass meeting of Irishmen who favor the elec- | Pi eT Rae nate of Evansville, Ind., 18 presiding. LASSIPVING TH — it wi ave at 10am. andarrive at 3:30 B | Washington. x issued August 13, i875." Others vhool population and 21 percent of the entire | tion of Blaine and Logan was held last night at 15 show that he was surety e Sevel : = Mansrinies, duiy e ; ae Sith Galt ete aoe thers | bev Pe on ig that ¥ | continue several days. | SoM. J. HUNT, Mount Vernon wreck in 1 ne e | eae cones devene, 4 makers Belands & Codd, | population. The total number of, public schoo! | Chickering hall, New York. Amoug those on. the for. $390, whieh, has. been for | acme tran che sing tote national No. LMG F Stumer Nonrewest, ATURDAR ANG ips will be made during the | No. Land others MT BRIDWELIA | teachers Teported In the United States 1s 29329, | piatiorm were Gen. Davis F. Burke, Capt. Michael | (Se 14341 for $500; 14,374 for $100, forfeited, Jord ives'the following results: Frencl FOR CASH OY: sunaver, boat leaving at 6 pom, arriving at 9-00 pom | Nand MG BAP MEL. | and the sulary ranges from $21.52 a month Ip Ala’ 70 for S10). Spanish, 13; 4, eek, 9; English, 1} 4 American, 1. ieathe" from cholera tn Marsettes 113 iu Toulon, “The situation in the ted districts couttuues to Improve, THE NOON REPORT FKOM MARSEILLES Manckiiurs, July 2, deatus trom cholera sin SEPAKING TO MEET THE DISEARR. uly 2. ~The Duke of Cambridge, come fichier ot the British ary, bas ordered Austrian, 1, | "There we last night, a in munis thet Camps incase tue cuiera appears among Ga HiGon possible, reatlon of a system, ye oo diers. The Pennsylvania Sacngerfest. Reapind, Pa., July 24. —The grand saengertest of erinan singing socieles of Pennsylvania and States, commenced here to-day. Mayor we delivered an address of welcome to Tie visite lug societies ‘The festival will Last Uhree days, .esoctetaes participating are the Bait Lielethranz, New Yor Saengervunde, Wik inington rhuide, the Brooklyn Lederkrana anda great Wanla siugers, Telegraphic Mriets. Owing to the Tain, Wo-lay’s Traces at Saratoga Were postponed hil tentuorrow, Rudd Hros., of New York, Ried an assignment to- day for the benetit_ of creditors, giving preferences Information las teen received at Collingswood, Ont., that a surveving party, consisting of W. @. on, John wood, i.” J. Eardon and “ain Spanish river. itln af the West Wise 8, at Wilson, Wis, od this Worning. Loss, $10,000; insurance, wes at Cleveland have been postponed FTUW On swcee nit of ral, 2 baa The Republican Headquarters, WHAT THE COMMITTEE PROPOSES TO DO. Representative Olara was the oni visitor at republican headquarters tils morning, ‘The rata seeined Lo quict every ‘Tho committee wit Prbebly, in a few days, tSsue some more new Aocuments and extend thelr circulation, — Directly after the republican state convention of West Vir- en leaders 10 th to Yors to confer With B, Frank Joues and the THE REASON WHY Mi. CARSON HAS TAKEN DOWN Mis FLAG. m’s Tag has been taken down fot Tepairs, the wen Wherd iL was sewed together hay- tug given Way. A Stax reporter went into hissaloon to-day to make inquiries about Ms absenos, Mr, Mr. Petry Cat Carson Was not in, The reporter called the bar- keeper's attention 10 a statement that Mr, Carson has taken down lis colors on account of horses Delng frightened at them, sild the’ barkeeper; “there aint one's scare What then?” asked the reporter. “The fhag got tore, and was taken @own for re airs, and Will be pul Up agin as soun as the Work done.” —— Will Freddie be Happy? THE RUMORS OF AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE WITH MES. LANGTKY. ‘The New York World of this morning says that Mrs Langtry’s hurried departure for England last Saturday, coupled With the fact that Mr. Fred Geb- hard Was the last person. to bid her good-by on the deck of the Anvona, has given rise twa good deal of comment in club and theatrical elreles. “My dear boy,” suid a well-known soclety man toa reporter of the World yesterday, “I'll tell you aul about tt. ‘The Lily had a letter from her so Ueltor in London telling her to go right aoncened e PApeTs necessary to procure a divorce fen her Tusband, Facts | assure you, Matters have } already progreswi So Tar that tie decree will be granted tn ks, London will be startled, New York convulsed, but one man will be happy, and that is Fred Gebhard, When the Lily comes Back next Will be Mrs. Langtry no 1 {you'll sea lite notice tn the paper such and such a day at such und such a place, by the Kev. Soand So, Mr. Fred Gebhard sad is Laue Le Breton, ct-devant Lalbie Langtry. No cards’ Ne Jonn Matthews voloed the sentiment of his professional brethren when be seid: “Mrs. Lang. Ury hus had more gratuitous advertising on account of Mr. Gebhard than any woman who bas ever ap- eared on the stage, Simple American coursaay, Which should have been looked upon as a credit our Country and {ts manvers, was distorted into, Scandal Well, Mra Langtry has benefited by fo the amount or s1ea,0on, ‘She haw gone home Dow tober husband. J believe she stay there, J Delieve sie 18a true wife anda lady without Shadow of reproach. Her American tur has madd her rich, aud Fm glad of it.” Long-Distance Telephoning. BENDING MESSAGES OVER 350 MILES OF WIRE, na given headquarters of nha. of Washington, D. C. (Of Phila Pa, and Con