Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1885, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Gon. Grant Maso Cola. BUT AWAKES REFRESHED ASTER A GOOR NIGHT'S REST, New Yorn, May 19.—Gen. Grant did not: hight and?aner the ‘usual’ number ‘of hours sleep go this morutt = = or ha tea" “wheal he. left this morning he sald ba thought , in common Ww: ‘others of ine, had cont some cond, “Tn Som wien, however, ‘was DOL Aintree, : wer, PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDING ‘Berthwost Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and Ltn St, by The Evening Scar Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't ver Fereise Sri mcerved to sutwerbers tn the : ity by earners. on theirs at LO) cents per SOF de. fer mozth ‘ai the counter. ch fo prepaid” Su cents a ine rear, $a six od Post € aston, D.C, Von 66—No 10,002. TWO CENTS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC| SPECIAL NOTICES. _| Washington News and Gossip, | THE warms covnruanriat | _appoiniments wy see Freident. Telegrams to The Star. At 1:15 o'clock to-day Gen. Grant went for @ arive, THE DEDICATION OF HIS BOOK. Mr. Webster, the publixherof the generate, book, when seen at his office to-day, stated that Grant bad today written 0 for hts forthcoming work, ‘The dedication ts lows: “To the officers and soldiers engaged tp the war of the rebellion, and also those engaged im u e: are dedic pore a = ec = | FRANK I PIERCE CONSUL AT MATANZAZ oe en a ee cease RIFLES THIF (eR RES [o> OPATOHO SERVICE THERE WITL|) Goverxwent RECEIPTS To-Day.—Internal | EX-Seeretary nandier — Crees-Ex-| ‘The President today appointed Frank H. ——s—— emover Seat seis nntas ert ese or lbe Best ane in fi cig Mentesouns Greta | enue? eroseees comome, @551,646. = Ratna eee een comet aes Un caraecen nas Soca tie Riniacy, 050 GS The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make an | “Athalle.” The lyeies will be spoken by the rector, | SecRETAny WHITNEY returned to Washing- | INQUIRY AS To HIS ANIMUS—A REFERENCE TO ——__.99—_ SENATOR LOGAN RE-ELECTED. | rans’ say io) Sane aco continnes wong excurainn trip to the above ph ERY WEDNES- | ev. Dr. Greve. "Admission free. ‘The proceeds ot | son today trom New York. He has not yet Te- THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. Decoration Day Exercises. weak. "He had a fainting Mt this morning, bub Ge ewEe NCES. Day, leaving Seve i agtat @ am. rear | the oferinry wi bg eiven towards datartng the deme | t0n to-day from 3 : gedes THE ORATORS AND PORTS AT ARLINGTON AND subsequentiy ree Kare. round trip, 25¢. Dunciig on # | on the property of the Fpiphany Attssion in South | celved the official report of the failure © | When the Wales court-martial met thismorn- 5 ¥ verod bis senses, At noon b Was ii full’ possession of consclousbess, and was talking calinly of death, General Foreign News. CONSUL RUSSELT. REACHES LIVERTOOL. : as atl nen Sr | poh ered at ie tng Mr. Witson continuod tho croseezamine| at qameath ere omittecot| WILL GLADSTONE RETIRE? (Ese USION Pattoriucetine tomorron; Weer | SECRETARY Exprcorr was the only absentee | tion of ex-Secretary Chandler, Mr. Wilson the Grand Army of the Republic last evening watts anh pe % . brought nosdag yt 1:90 pt at Mrs. Hy a's, 514 tiie. b | from to-day's eabinet meeting. ught out the facts that the new steel cruisers | reports were made by varicus committees, Rooke, “All interested cordially melted. iw” | THe Home for disabled confederate soldiers | Were pala for in installments, and that the See- | showing that the preparations for the memorial | Hig Troubles, Foreign and Domestic. . Livenroor, May 19.—Mr, Charles T. retary of the Nay in approving the requisi- vi the new Americ: pnsal at Liverpool, has ap Fine Brass Band on these excursions. ‘E, THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY | at Richmond is to bededicated to-morrow. Mr. wy P exercises on the 30th inst, are well advanced. ; Américan con: Tpool, SPAY EVES: | No objectionable parties allowed on board. ama gngs ng, tra.butehers ne, Distict | Corcoran and Mr. RI. Fleming, the first con-| Hons for these payments relied, upon the re-| Te was decided to provide an ample supply of tiring eemseed, win oe en naabek bp aes eels uns of uhepubiie | BE BAStamaee_ | HOG SHR ere ian geo Ehcpar ome atardd | (butort, trom Washington, are invited, 234 | Te parpoes: ad Cee ea ae eee | Mazy ta,case the Intoneszot the enon soieht | Hitches In The Russian Negotiations. | tat'ss Tada ae See pee = —__Manager._ | for the quickest and best dressed bullock. also the Grand Army organizations of this elty. | the purpose, and that he did not personally in- | diminish the supply, of flags. Gen. 8.8. Bur- MR. PHELPS PRESENTED TO THE QUEEN. HTRTY | ‘ty during the mouth | ate Jas: CANTOR, | Rrev rx WastrsaTox.—The news from Win- | $Pert the vessel. Mr. Chandler sald that the | dett_has been. selected as orator of the day at DON, May 18,—Mr. Lowell and Mr. Phey BAZAAR, LADIFS” SOt y during the mont g iN INGTON. — first information given him of alleged dishon- | ATlington. Gen. Burdet urged by visited Windsor by spec a " Sry fiat in will bave their Inquire of SE an ted Windsor by special train today. My fiercarasstreet on THURSDAY and | OmMyES2S GW AQTIOR STE ANNUAL MEETING | nipeg and Ottawa today indleate that there '5 | ost transactions by Carrigan and Kirkwood | department of tho Potomac as a cnndidnte | VICTOR HUGO TALKING OF DEATH, | [iileit Windsor ty spwcial train today. | Mu ENINGS of this week. = - t of the LOT HOLDERS of Oak Hill Ceme- | a doubt about Riel’s insanity. Riel spent sev- was by Wm. H. Betts, national com nebander, 3b abe Ce aae epee duced his snecessorto the queen., Mr. Lowell OU FOR 4 EEE COSC hs ae ag ames athe Ces | erat raonthn im Washington. some years ago, | "out ArH Bette savocate tol Bitten cty Pertand: Me. in AUR, inv already"vacated thn Aimeriea toraion, ‘ WHERRY FESTIVAL Pe OL, bur pose of electing & Board of Managers to serve for | nd It was during his sojourn here i 'who is | this course of examination, as throwing no | lington, The chaplain for thedas has uot been | THE INDIAN WAR IN THE NORTHWEST, | A satti0s voutan rime aT BRADFORD, ENG, DAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENENGM, the ensuing year. JAMES LER, sanity developed Itself, A gentleman Who 18 | ent upon the present Inquiry, and the Objeo. | selected, At the Congressional cemetery Rov, Loxpox, May 18.-The Mohair mills of Shay wend Seth Geo, FaCuENOS,, po cox: | MVEA rare _| petatormed,in Fgura to Ato nore | Ue temas fi Samuel Kramer will’deliver an address, and ———— Miiehell Kos ac ndiord, were deatrored Uy Y iracts for excursions now inorder. Cottages ane NEW YO! AVEN' r. ir. id at Iso officiate as chny ne ere wi oan (DON. J lay. wt crow Mingle rooms for stent to, mommer, hoardere f. | (Super Chinen’ Premton ve ibe Tak oe Mutter, -tajor Mallet, of this clty, At ts slated: | knowledge of ‘the alleged. fact that. Witkwood | oration. frou anoiner. ormor not yet named, | WHAT 18 TALKED OF IN LONDON. | Ty noo, —— — ‘D. Caterer. Call or address L June will leave at HALF-PAST SLX. instead of half- | was the person who asy ‘and Carrigan were committing frauds existed | Mrs. E. M. Truell will read a poem. At the Sol- | The le Probl. or Glad. RACING AT NEWMARKET, tfive,as announced. THE COMMITTER. | Canad: 4 — vonene) viene xo Merrie, Manryiaxn Payisde a. in the Navy department, but Dr. Wales knew | diers’ Home Gen. Edward Sayre Gearhardt, of stone Government. Loxpox, May 19.—The second spring meeting 2 a NOTGE-I HAVE PURCHASED ALL | _V!OLATORS or PostaL REGULATIONS.—The noe OLe Miler somé discussion the court egies eats else chee feed — Hoeeanmct opened aang. Son uae Sas ae JOCKEY LU! x = 2 ED ALI - for further on, . Joye Poet, and Rev. W. A. Leon- | cavsxs oF prssa’ ewmiarket spiing hand © Of 20K) 80 ot JOCKEY CLUB. Reva To Btecone. tas ah and Interest of BIC, PLATN € | Postmaster General spent yesterday tn atiend- | Wey cleared for further deliberation, 4 | A. Jayee willbe the poe Be eae Ee are See eT | ear oanien by ee ee THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB ¢ ele gl si ts ay dhg to the business of the department, and, in | cate announced that the court had decided to ee THE TROUBLE IN THE CABINET OVER THE | Year Old bay horse, Nautilus, Lord Cawdar'é WI LD THE:R my18-lw* N. N¢ consequence, no fourth-class or presidential | overrule the objection and permit Mr. Wilson. Sale of Meridian Hilt Lots. IRISH CRIMES ACT NOT YET skTTLED—| five-year old bay mare, Witeheraft, came WILL HOLD es June 1 we will move to 941 Pennsylvania Pe rt postinasters were appointed to-di He was | to continue the crossexamination on the line| 4 public sale of lots on Meridian Hill wascon- | HITCHES IN THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH KUS- | Second, and Lord Hartington’s Unreo-year SPRING MEETING avenue to rebuild on our present locality, ra ec FCG eve Ware: | Sccupled for tome ‘Lime yesterday’ with Gen. | whieh he had commenced. ducted yesterday afternoon by Mr. C. C. Dun- | _ S!4—WILL GLADSTONE RETIRE? bay coit, Sir Kenneth, thin, * AT PIMLICO THIS WEEK, sea ent ies tase we il oie bar te UN cee ree Gcharuient, und ts probable that aomeaciion | "=Y Sub CHAvDLnE DevAvED 1=VEOrT@ATION | Ganson, auctioneer. ‘There wasa lange attend: “Tomson, Mayor bom tnteren i eatte the | Bastin, bay Abe ttios paces Beaeap SS I eA Plated Tea Sets, Soup Tureens, Berry Bowls, N. SARDO, Secret yis-2i_| will be taken. in the cases now ponding before | Mr. Chandler sald Betts had brought htm | Ace, aud thesales were peremptory, noneof the | .,uexbos: May 19.—Aluch t "ihe house of com. | tbls ne Schoenbausen, COMMENCING = TOME Ws Cake and Card Baskets, Vegetable, Baking OFFICE GEORGETOWN GAS Licht | the department relating to the violatlor DEATH OF THE PAINTER DE NEUVILER. Panis, May 19.—M. De Neuville, the famous military’ painter, ix dead, ty being withdrawn. The sale will be ae x x inthe various papers, which were used as the basis | Prope! mons last night, butas the lord advocate did TEENTH, and Butter Dishes, Candelabra, Casters, the Rieck harertes ee rts ee Ge ane ot |e .d to-day | {°F interrogatories propounded to Kirkwood. | Continued on Thursday at the same hour, when | not conclude nh gone till after 3 o'clock thie AND CONTINUING FOUR DAYS. French Marble, Gilt and Brass Mantel seven Directors, will be held ut this office on MON-| PATENTS IssueD.—Patents were iasue '¥ | This information came to him in December, | the balance of the lots offered, some 23, will be | morning dive wae tound for only a briet speech (Clocks, Brass Mirrors, Sconces, Candlesticks, PARR eet ane ule els 8 follows to citizens of Washington: James | 183, or January, 1854. Dr. Wales leit the | 8ld. The following was the result of yester- | in comment on this by the member lor Glas: : oes B. Davis, gas check for ordnance; Robert B.| office of ehief of the bureau January 24th or | day’s sale: Block 3, lot 10, 21 cents per foot, to | OW. He touched the point which is sure to be | poe y ‘Bont isa &c., &c., at greatly reduced prices for cash. My1S-1Ss @. W. CROPL, Hy. | Donaldson, dental instrument: Lewis N..B. | 26th, 186%, ‘He had not informed De Walesor| Gs Tiara; clock see La ae en eee. | Fie cher ated the polnt which is gure to be telaphons company bas inne ae teeta THE PROGRAM De “BEEING OF K Sorrrell, aitmal trap; George W. Zelgler, two | this inaiter. He delayed his Investization until | W. Metcalf; ‘block lot 19,14 cenis, to E. P. | Ment’s refusal to underiake any legisiation for | {SPORE company bas issued un toy Por ut Me RIGUS FIRE INSURANCE COM: | DATES combined, teatie socket and clamp and | Dr. Wales left office because he preerred to tue lock &, lots 20 and 31,'13%\ye., to | Providing the crofters with more land. This i | throuenoar the apy phe wees fa a very attractive oue, and good sport is promised. HARRIS & SHAFER, TARY for he election of nine Trastess will be heid | Patents combined, trestle sone * | Yestigate these suspicions after Dr. Wales ceased | Hon. Frank Morey: block 17,100 10, 13%e."10 A. | Perhaps the best founded of ail the ‘crofters’ | Lary eae ene ittzy to sand one delegaty Wue' the eoanentenes a@-sistiony fichix Wialington a RDN eas ae F street northwest, ee ee fo be chief of the bureau. He had not at that | H. Nixon; block iG, lot 4,'12 cents, to Nixon | Erievances, the land having been fiiched from | fhe elghth of June ‘and to continue until the passenger department of JewsLeRs, Polis wili be opened 12 m. ‘and closed at 2 p.m. Cot. LaMont, the President's. private secre” | time absolute evidence of fraud. and Burnett; biock 14, lots 1 and 2, 13 cents, to | them for years, bit by bit, by every pretext, so | Bee! During their stay the uicimena a seaoe see acenae Braseler ‘books RANTS oro election. | tary, Is expected to return ta Washington this Thad determined,” said the witness, “in my | C, G. Thorn; block 14, lot 16, Dlg cents, to W. | that the government's failure to attempt a rem- the guests of the American Bell te myll3m 1118 PENNSYLVANIAAVENUE, | — Secretary. "| evening. own mind, with the'consent of the President, tohave a hew appointment as chief of the bu: ¥. Metcalf; ‘vlock 14, lot 11, 10% cents, to L, | edy natu iis causes opvostion by the reals Tolma ou vial trata, lea lock 4, lots 5, 6 and 7, 20 cents, to | and land reformers. Otherwise the bill Is pruc- bas arranged to run a 5 pany. The object, as wet (01 aor BO ORS Fe ORC RECtrenys ha, Is thi JouN W. Conson. Joun W. MACARTNEY. o pany may take counsel with aes aaa ‘Tue Surrm NAVAL Count or Ixqurny held | reau, and did not deem it necessary. of import. | Sf. Kellog, tically the same as the Irish land act, except, of | {ya Pany may Uke counsel wit eee gee eke eek SOE: =| CORSON & MACARTNEY, Bankens, a secret gession to-day to consider the testimony | aut tbat these mere suspicions, without tang! —>—_ ‘course, 1t does not permit a ale. ests of the telephone business in ge . Fanning direct to " iS @icss Glover Walling 1410 Fe Suneatiene e evidence, should be communicated to him INDICTMENTS UNDER THE LAW FoR PROTEC- THE TAX TO BE SHIFTED TO SHERRY. upon the relatic von thi Washington after the races, EORGE SPRANSy, Windle. The witness said that even after the Inter! TION OF CHILDEEN.—The grand jury today | The faltore to arrange a treat company und the subsid panies. Thekets can be purchased at offices of the Company 307 SEVENTH STREET, Deposit Accounts, subject to check at night, received | PHOMOTIONS.—Miss Ellon J. Barnett, of New | tories were propounded to Kirkwood ihe did | gana the amt tndiounente adc aie aotiny | with Spain beesies - 1 ae We wssut To cat, your arresion | Meh Lea Cueranman MGUORE, oo, a | Zemey: Mrw. Anna 3, Coleman, of District of | ajohain suiiclnt information wove | Ale pratocn of ehiluren pave by ie tant |e eolaend tate geverament "A modi | Rmepected ef Killing Thetr Chive. Baltimore and Pot) “ “ Ral est ssahahet Chesapeake and ake Peaes, sth es Columbia, and Miss Sarah Culbertson, of ss 2 “ongress, agains! 1 lowing persons: Eien he get is now in. vr Huy PETERSRURG,V A., May 19.—Henry and Ligeie FIRST TO OUR $14 CHEVOIT SUITS. Stocks and Bondslisted on the New York and Philadel- nd when he came to the determination that he , alias No jbson, ving © Childers will remov: e whole 0 tof the oI a 3 om, Ne round trip, COLOR: BLACK AND BLUE STYLE OF _ | phiaivelt Exchanges bought und yold oneouarauaion, | Indiana, have been promoted from $1,000 to gyanted a succossor appointed to Dr. Wales, Mr. TAR ec tererameee rtp heraiere being | tax ou beer and srite and’ piace Cink spon | Stes So lored, of lacks and, Wisite ri Sais Boston cruers exectied. American Hell ‘Telephone | $1,200 tn the Pension office. Cores Ot the ae anole leading to the | under elzhzeen Yeats of age. Sarah Bates, ailas | Wines, especially stirry, which is much drank | yas jceunt¥, lave Deon arrested on suspicion of & > SATERD: 2D, OUR $20 SILK MIXED SUIT THAT Distrlet of Columbia bonds ofall denominations on | Mx. McCastaox's BUCCESSOR.—It has been Seals Of ine picrocative of appolitaient Minule Ford, shinilar offeline as to Katie Ciarke, | in Eugiahd at present, owed, was stunned bya blow and ‘they SisditaS baci OM THEN Srxnbe IN New wear | fouls, Gatien and aueousee! Combats | stated that the articles written against the pub-| "Sir. Wilson insisted that he bad & right to ex- | Aescaalgman, enticing fomale child, Sadie F | ye cues acts tho ian aceon, wae inst |wene aes, ee en ved seat, 3D, ES N v NES {scons 7 ae v1 y Zach. Montgomery, | amtue into if = 2: ad ors, . RY WAR 4 : : o ‘bongiit und sold. Ps Me school system by Mr. Zac! —— night spoke at extreme leugth without cause or ——.—__ T— seeinetEe| | WanisG Leche perce ae ak a anid Hostone™ OUF oMlce to New York, Phitadsl- | who has been offered the position of assistant | THE ANIMUS OF MR. CHANDLER AS A WITNESS, | WasmrNoTOX CATTLE MARKRT—At Queens: | reason while the hones wee ie ie on | Bad Condition oF Vi rginia Wheat and eee LITTLE MONEY. ee WARTED SPSO _| attorney general for the: ERR ee riment | itnot as Secretary of the Navy, preparing the eras on, the Metrupolitan branch B&O. It | the supply bil was an indication of Uuclr iutet ‘Oats, ee oye ‘ 7 ‘ANTED— ave been sent to the President, and opposition | ona, . three miles from the elty, Lewis D. Means, | Uon to oppose the goverumentin every possible . . IF UF OUR Way stor, anp we wm | (OSS rntit LADIES OF WASHINGTON tobi appointment has been mide. Tie place, | MME a cange hada right to | Proprietor. On Monday 145° head "of cat: | Way and. to the greatest extent till the provis- cei et ee ¢ MATINEE. SHOW WHAT WE HAVE. TO KNOW THAT however, does not become vacant until the 24th Bl fense rig cattle on’ the murket and sold: Best, 5% to | tous of the crimes uct are announced. This Gate of May 10, 16 6 Wola RRICULUM. ‘MISS M, CAVANAUGH, Darssmaxen, Instant, and in the meantliag Mr. Montgomery | test the credibility of the witness. 5%; good, 5% to Sty; fair, 5 to 544; medium, | policy may be carried to such adegree as to pro- ‘says that he bas taken a trip thredel R THE RESTORATION _ Late of 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. {y occupying a desk in the oflice and is making | | Mr. Wilson denied that he had any intention | 434'to 5; ordinary, By to 923 old sbesp | long the session. Trevelyan sald privately, the richcat counties of Vint nd ‘h, under the auspices of GEORGE SPRANSY, has not left Washington, but is located at himself fumillar with the duties of the place. of rellecting upon the truthfulness of the wit- and tatbbs up pad Said. i sheep 3 to oe yesterday, that the government ind reached «if the richest counties of Vinginia, and Siz SOCIETY, okt ME Mc = Lambs, ®. 17 cows and calves up, sell- | nO decision on the subject of the erimes uct. | Ht : C ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, ORES = Gobineau swore pa i er 2 aor ae Peecemmaen sald he would lke to have the {ing Trom $80 to 35 per head. State Of the a moans that a ay jon of opiuion iu ths | 3.000; ‘O00 bas of wheat Tots bean, apuiant ape icaien a _Hilley Bull were Senators Dolph an st ry made into his answers. market fair for both cattle and sheep. inet still exists and is serious, Tove Re b Se ee bate he etl (es FB bstey J.D, Bedler, the commissioner of Internal revo- | , The court, after consultation with closed ——~+—_— THE NEGOTCANIONS WITH RUSSIA. sia ae ae Been my15 OPPOSITE U. 8. POST OFFICE. 2206 Pem: 5 f ugriculture, Speaker Car- | 24"8, deelded to adniit Mr. Wilson's quesiion. | sfannraggLIceNses.—Marriagelicenseshave | Besides the pulutsrelaling te Zeike and a| Am Alderman’s Too Ready Shot Gun, Seba hint wren eres ss = = Sole nue, commissioner of agriculture, Spe: | Afr, Chandler said he thought he had not dedi. | }, he sian ager : “g wg sais ORs Uste, Representatives Hall, Towa: Mitchell, Her | nitely determined the inatier of baving aaue:| Reve guued DY the clerk of the court te Stephen | Russian azcniat Cabal, as previously cabled, | Lixcorx, In., May 19.—Much exeltemen Penusylvauia avenue, n om - = bel Collins, ex-Itepresentative Elis, J.C. | Coscoy awped ae olling at janet ins; W. H. Jones bird subjec 0" present discussion ger Hy = siesnyiiemnaeh = seni beieny Keer Masvracronse Company. —— Bil, Vag Prope Haven, jen George Hives | Sho withbey preference ior chietet tke Busse, | abd Annie somerville: Ross Hatutiton, ofBoyd- | tween England and Russia ty the tortiteation | bore by exc Niteeas efor Ths inde be ee ; ‘The Trade and Families supplied. Orders by mail | 4 iheas Pierce, of Buxton; 0. W. Cute: ean heterence lor chief of the bureau. | ton, Va..and M. B. Knox; Jas, M. Hull and | of Herat by the English, ‘The ameer objects ven frequenting El ark, an Se SEVEN ES or ortelephone promply tiled. my12uanadin | New ‘York: A.A. Clark, Ned; Wa, Henrg | Re ald, wad the present chief, Dr. Gunnell, and | Enoiu V. Bradburn. the first point, England to the second and Ku | dered out the: hd insulting. Euhot HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MEN'S| ([Figee AUSTIN HERR Clittord, Portland,” son of the lite Justice Cui | Nouid have recommended the ated |g ———+—___ sia to the third, “URNISHING GO Dis. 8.8. Adams, @. W. Cook and H. H. f fn ec pointed Scopes DEATH OF Pro. Exw1—Prof. Henri a ea areee ae HBHING GO0nR = Manufacturer of Barker topics the melts faculty of the | Taio the que Hon et tet cot Erni was found dead in hts bed at his nome, The conviction ol the dyaumiters ares ex: we receiving medical attention, and Ab 4s ber ¥ ‘ABEN, Keep's C. C. Shirts,six for $4.50, or 75e. et . 5) tional university; Edward L. Johns, 3 A : 2 si hye ny won. | pected by themselves and the pubile. The ge eved none will dic. e in splendid style. ESSHSG Sureeuiibeguor st coe “THE ROYAL, York Judge Harris’ Vais Beverly Xweket, Va. | sacomor, “with these espielons, Doctor | Head retired to sroou, or anapafter taking | Erat opinion i. that these see oes nor prick eee All Minty ‘reinforced, tines workssaaship, perfect ORKAT SWISS PROCESS, and J. Hoffman smith, B Wales, Tho "said, waa. ctrouluting petitions | fs daughterseer gis soon toe nee ok | py cut souls intended to be captured, {can rors ener ngestoned stl y. tly appointed | for his’ reappointment, drawn up by Carrigan. : ers ly was captured. Both expressed in public | THE TROUBLE iT MAS CAUSED ON BOARD HER OREEPS SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. PRIDE OF ERIN, Dr. Jno. E. W.WiLLIAMs, recently appo! Orkirkwagk He ile Geta rt @inner, and found him stretched lifeless on the | and’ private. thelr gratitude and ‘suiainc. MAJESTY'S SULP GAKNET. ‘ : Only Gar quite tne VER en Berne GIO Katte: me minister to Haytl, was at the State department | Quy woug fe felt that if at that time he | bea. ite had rently been dead several with. the conduct of their | HAararax, N.S. May 18.—The inquiry of the nines sate faction guaranteed > z MY COoie DELIGHT | [ay receiving Instructions preparatory to his Iianagemont of bis Bureau, De Watet would eid ag ee lait ead a PREP ot Cee y-four | naval authoriiles regarding H. M-S. Garnet's T SPAT AR ASAT EP MORE HARDEE DS. | And other Celebrated Brands of Patent and Family | departure atan early day £F lus Rew postot | trout fea a movement ia opposition to his re | (eter deuin. Prot Eral was born in Zurich, | persons’ conviciod of complicliy in dytamtis | Savanna Tas Ra HM, Garnete NDAY, MAY 18, EXDERS RID CLOVER ee duty. appointment. He thought it would be inop- | professor of ellemistry and kindred stadios ia | CUTE. Boyton attached a dummy torped tte side BEACHES, Se WOR ee ans Ex-Rernssisravive BROAMBAD left Wash- | Hoty these suopicions, hich wee" tnos hers | Humber of American inetitutions. He has flied | GLADSTONE’ tunmatixey neninewesr, | | during the wightois subpsned io be clo fut SPECIAL SALE OF TRAVELING BAGS AT 25 ‘TELEPHONE CALLS: ington to-day for Parts, France, as a special gov- | slight, ment and of Patent offec eacesee Teper | ruption of Mr, Gladstone last night were worse | Sending tothe admiralty iu Lo: papers SES ee ee a ernment agent. He will examine the records | | When asked by Mr. Wilson If he had not op- | cently returned from Europe, where be served | thanever, He was almost overcomeby it, and min releasing rs, Lalest olen, Beat Ppl ce Be OOe. mustembiee of the prize courts in seareh of information in | Posed Dr. Wales! nomination as surgeon gene- | ng United States consul at Basie, Switzerland, | Was silenced tora moment. He appears weak, vege egy pl vem Rest pie She. per pale RESIDENCE, 475-9. ap24-1m_| connection with the Frenah spollation claims, | Fil before the Senate, Mr. Chandler said: He leaves a widow and fvur children "| and his voice last night was husky. His whole Ee Fehr nfo Somme | 2 ENCE, 475-8. _ ap24-1m _ the Ered deel “Idid not know he was nominated. Iwas pests intense ios demeapor udded strength to bis words about | cnuses <oo . NSES IN AWARD CASES OF THE FRENCH | perfectly oblivious to. the fac r. Wales rea — is retirement being only « mater of weel je 2 ae OLIVER S BURnEerE: Tea eae TORS AND | Expenses 15 Frencr | perfectly oblivious to the fact that Dr. Wal Cannot Ixsritcrs DeLeoaTEs.—Mr. Ea, J | bis retirement. belng onl ter of week: remains under arrest on board LA CAFETERE DRILL 7 his shij VIFH, the new and popnlar Brain and Nerve Tonic | CLAIMS ComMISsION.—The Secretary of State | Wasi existance. I do not believe Lever knew | Hannan and Dr. A. J. Faast, aceompanied by | Father than months. In 1881 he declared bis that ak ment, the bow of the Garnet the benedt of sap and Safeguard agalust Malaria. For sale wreated by | has received information from the United | W22he was or heard of him sntil Icame into | James A. Healey, of Richmond. left this more. | tention never tositagain ina tory. parlia ee xeDUTY 43: Sole Agent for the District of Columbia. eccives forty-five days” imprison the glut oF ab tottles by Wc. MALBCIN ieee | 2 um the department, in April, 1882, Ing to attend. the conyeution of the Catholic | Meat. His retirement alter the present session ‘erest punishinent the captain cam i cm NeuGr and! stautinciurer, 1420 Peanssivinie ave | States mninister at Paris that the prellininary | se cqraxpien’s REPLY TO Mt, HENDRICKS's | Wate ee Nee ee ee Ue | ie “tusible and even probable: as ine ‘ean | are Weil San Sonar ae ae iethe following: “Mure Bers | | aoe luzal proceedings in award cages of the French NAVY FRAUDS SPEECH tn Netark, S.J, teanorrow. Rev: J.D. Boland, | AB4 spitite ave ovidentiy groving wore, but | lal, No. aber, permons on the Garnet are beld ude the following: Mrs. ——— ae eo claims commission will cost at leas! = a ee Paria iey | he is rather given tocrying wolf about bimeel ct wel fe Sinai Cpa fond, As: Nexeowrsussn Bape ke ares. Ineuch eave. Yersone in this country whvare | | The witness Identified aletter published In the | Fhowith / Moser. Hannan, and Fast are the | Us 4 "ainer given to.ceying welt about Rimeel, | era te er aad oe cages wore 3 ‘Mike Annie Gurand z Be Interested in the matter should mule’ arrange- } newspapers of July 4th, 1884, as having been | Goleeates t . anything especially definite on this occasion, | #on on board, 8. THAT NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT ie ments to meet such expen: written by him, This was a letter written in |. ——.__ a a hceeanaee an my163t — £3 LOGAS ELECTED SENATOR. Virginia Families at War. é al St IN THE UNITED STATES CAN SHOW ‘Tne Despatcn arrived at New York May 18, | Telation to the Navy departinent frauds in reply Drove His Acep PARENTS Our or THE ee aie G. MARINES : the 3, | statements made in a speech by Mr. Hen- Hovsr.—A young man. named Thomas Hill, | gag of =p = 2 NNUAL SUCH A LARGE DISPLAY OF FINE BUILDING AND HARDWOOD having destroyed by torpedocs Wreck | dricks. “It ts a very good letter,” said Mr, | Was before Judgo Snell this morning, charged =~ —- itter Contest at AND A WEAK-MINDED FLO! ‘AL AND BALL, a me ae = off Cape Charles, The wreck off Scotland | Chandler. “I have no objection to its going in. | with threatening his father, whois about eighty Springfield. Lyxcupvns, VA., May 19.—On Saturday last READY-MADE CLOTHING AS WE DO. tal, light proved to be the schooner W.8. Mackie Bat ir my political papers are to go in Lwant | Years old. icons Bary. jana Henry testined a Itt, May 19. whips assem- Pediar’s Mit xm ees tn Amberst count was S we aus UMBER, down by one of the Old Dominion steamers. | typographical errors to be corrected.” wat they arres| , Who was intoxica' bly to-day John A. Logan was elected Senator | the sce! ene et betw E - ——s ee The stent t Rese, of the Merritt Wrecking Ain Wi n Identified, the Letter, be safd, in | and had driven his parents from: their house, J ————— Hos and ele connections ty which pistols aud my164 SD TALK AY TS company, Wi ¢ wreek under a coutract to | order to offer 1t later in the case. fe was give bonds in the sum o ¢ Northwestern Campaign. ‘weapons w i PROF. T ei eea ea Sg WA. McLEAN & SON, SRY was Ske were © | SAS my animus ts ou trial, and I do not want | $100, n defaait to oe committed forsix months, THE MARCH TO PRINCE ALBERT AND BaTtie- | !@¥, however, had heard that the affray would eer AaNUELSinY PEDriVal AxD WORKMANSHIP AND EXTRA FINE mb31 10s ‘anil p etasts bactawest —— to come back here,” sald" Mr. Chandler, “I a FORD—INDIAN SCARE AT CALGARRY, ee ee nek were preuares ane eenees ie 2 ACA. pin 9 aie Ga at) sterday for Ne L, where she will be | the report of Mr. Hendricks’ speech put in evi- y = b from Guarda) ‘Crossit ys: r : - . AT TRE At reeienng e Oe ndea Meal. | Yesterday for Newport, R. L, bs ection, AN AFFRAY AND TWo ARRESTS.—A row oc-| patch from a ing says: Shortly ving pedis tos ea Sie: Jonepire Hail, eux Sah : OUR GARMENTS, ATSUCH EXTRAOR- Gated ica nnd Sete ae eenest Med: | Inspected to-day. dence also. Ihave no objection, so faras Tam ‘ago & handsome widow was engnged to be mare WEDNESDAY MEAy aviiE: Taso treatment, at 308 Missouri ave. mw. inrstine concerned, to having the presideniial election | food of the af stvest tanto, batt aan Bee eae | baal ae ed eee atime Lepine gave 3 hood of the M atreet market, between John bimself up. Good progress is being made with ried to a prominent tate manoft the ne cha dot at pau. , DINARILY LOW PRICES, i 1 & LEWIS, THE Weu| MAJon FRaNx H. Burns, of New York, has | contest of last year ‘tried over again in this | Govthy, George, ‘ullas Buffy Kruse, ‘and two the preparations tor marching to Prince Albert | Covered ee ee einen and wo Tad Sa = | Sage nasi Ure e1 pinted chief of a new division of the | “Se. : miners. McCarthy and Krause were arrested | and afterwards loford. "Dumont is s squclous ciroumnevansos, Wi . fear: WE CLAIM THE LEAD, AND CHAL- Gos D mctce noreniarr Welephens aL tat | pecn APpolnted tier ons ihedes ef eonie NO FEELING AGAINST DR. WALES, by Officer M- L. Fisher, and while on the way | ut large and wil! probubly escape to the Brits | L0€-ther under suspicious circuiustauces. W hut HAND MAY FESTE LENGE THE REST TO PRODUCE OUR Orders promptly attended to. ‘ock-Ons ad i | The witness befare leaving the stand dis- | to the lock-up Krause deliberately struck a | hills. The latest statement of losses at Batouche | Tan's mind that he shortly afterwards died 6 == ree int - = SAMUEL SHEDD | 224 placing on Mic the names and addresses Of | «1,1med any feeling against Dr. Wales. “About Se Tele lng tee Darts Cer eke | Te Ta weed A eee reels, SI | Tanatic. ‘The parties coucerned all occupy thigh 7 eS = ” “ was following thy tes e station. a cl CANNSTATTER VOLKS-FEST VEREIN, HUAN EEMEnTN eINMtNe — two wees ugo,” he sald, “I bowed to Dr. Wales | "Siiprivg News; chooner Rui, Robinson, | lust Hight. says: The ‘Torone eayeie social positions, and until now the matter bas ae e FURNACES Has AT ROBES, Treasury EspLoyes Must Pay Tiere | and he declined to speak tome, so I have no | cleared to-day with 700 tons of coal for Boston; eur here yesterday cay ured one of Chief White | bee2 Kept from the publi On THURSDAY, May 21, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, . ESTIMATES GIVEN. Denrs.—A circular notice 1s belng prepared at | pemonal relations with him, buteven after that | schooner Spartan, cleared to-day with 900 tons | Cup's band. He stated that White Cap, with From Wall Street fi . ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 400 NINTH STRERT NORTHWEST. it is not considered the business of the Treasury | questioned. him to show that these alleged | mi ug mew eenbe gine steam tug A. P. Gor-| were camped near Humboldt. Col. Dennison lar at the opening this inorning, being & Shooting and Bowling for valuable prises. mb14_| department to collect debts, an habitual refusal | fruude had been committed under Dr. Wales’ | man While towing e scow yesterday afternoon | gent out o detachment to, bring Wem in. A fe bigber for Union Pacific, New. York Cone Seeerenat tee Alas one chinirens : SER 71 = _¥.F. BROOKS, to pay debts on the part of employes of the de- lecessor as well as under his own adminis: Cc scouts have agal t look tral, Missourl Pacific and Western Union, an@ E-Rate ea as 319 8. E. CORNER 7rm AND DSm DSS RCP EROS axp onwamenre | patient vill be considered ausiclent ground | Wuilon,out Mr Chandler sald thay he wad no | Site, Hs, tnaty in euch. e. spanner aa todis-| scouts have been again sent out to look up | sral, Aiseourl Hacinc and Wy stara, Unies ‘ake RAIN UREA esas "Largest Stack of GAS FIXTURES, &. for removal, knowledge of that. Pairs this moming: BatrLerorn, N. W. 7. May 19.—There is | Shore, Transcontinental, Loulsville and Nush- re ae oases aia Deca Pe TNAUGUMATION GL01UB3 on hand Call ond ex-| gpeasuny REMOVALS Secretary Manning | ,,\fedieal Inspector, Hudson, who was assist |" VeMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT | Much excitement in’ Calgarry, the citizens | Ville, and unchanged for the Grangers and Pa- = i peering ssid tant to Dr. Wales in the bureau of medicine and | 74.4.—Great Fails, temperature, 67: condition, | being agitated over the reported proximity of | ifle’ Mall. During the first hour there wero UNION SQUARE COMPANY E F. BROOKS, has removed George M. Heath, a third-class | surzery, was then examined, and proved, the | 36; receiving reservoir, tem) jure, 66; condi- | Indians to the town. Big Bear's band 1s re- | fractional advances, ranging from 4 to Speer . aa 1 146 531 1stast_|clerk in the third auditors office, and Dr. | forms of biils, requisitions,&c., and the methods | tion at north connection, 36; south connection, | ported within 40 miles of the town, and Col. fae Gees activity being in New York Ix Tue Cruesrarep Greene, of the second controller's office. of doing business in the bureau. 30; distributing reservoir, terr.perature, 66; con- | Amyolte telegraphed for more troops. A cour- | Central, Union Pacific, Lackawanna and the ee en OS +) dition ‘at influent gate house, 36; effident gate | Jer arrived in from MeLeod asking for aidthere, | Grangers. Between 10:30 and 11 o'clock the A. Corker THe Frest ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENE- Indictments by the Grand Jury. house, 36, Low tide in the river to-day at 4:15 | 8s the Bloods are causing apprehension. The | Market was more quiet and yielded a traction. STAR SHIRT WAIST, RAL,—Postmaster General Vilas states in regard | The grand jury to-day reported indictments | p. mj high tide at 9:15 p.m, Anainnn Rave sande Renioer cult as Fowl Dene | Semin eee rere ear ew Lee oe : . ‘The past Week's business has been thegreatest The | to the rumor as to the resignation of First As- | as follows, in addition to those mentioned else- ee ae, the market is firm, with total eales frst hone of Misfit Store has ever had. Why ts it, that the people | stant Postmaster General Hay, on account of | where: R. Butler Mahone, assault with intent Alexandria A@hirs. CONGRATULATING CANADA. “4 56,000 shares. The total exports of prodace from this during the past week were valued at $7,005,59. MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR THE | Continue toso thoroughly appreciate this great bar- | {ii-healta, that he yesterday received a letter | to kill; J.T. Callahan, alias Thompson, larceny | Reported for Te Evexixo Stan, ToRono, ONT, May 19.—A_ cable dispatch to gain resort? The answer Is, simply: from Mi ys: “All the lead! - Hay,in which the latter informed | from the person; Lucien H. Hayden, embezzic-| DEMOCRATIC NosINATIOX.—The democrats | Se, Globe Says, TAU the loading journals con aS fi <Low | him that his "health ts greatly improved, and : ile ‘ofthe second ward at the meeting last night easton, rebel nd ——— axe cieeamne tone GooD dae WELL BOUGHT, A.CERTAIN LOW |} (hat ne will be in Washington on. pun ursday or | ment; George B. Toyer, bigamy: W tis Cam Soanimeusly Romtnated fo we fiat night Moat 7 es mb “neuen —— ‘The O’Keefe-Winaus Divorce Suit. ENT OF PROFIT AND GUARAN- ipa aes bell, larceny trom the ‘person; F. J. Exselma manslaughter, Genevieve Lyles, alias Ellen | candidate for the common counell, vice LM. | and the courage displayed by the commanders 83 New York, May 19.—The taking of testimony TEED SATISFACTION TO ALL. SS Y 3 : Kell, declined. Mr. Whiting was at’ one time i in the divorce suitof Mrs. Alio inst Gus. Hares’s Suit wor Ltnet—Chlef Sig-| fom the person Joseph Ford aud ‘tery | connected. with Col. Floresce's Oonstifudionat | ana,mmen- ,tn most quariers hope ts expressed | 1 the divorce sultot Mrs. Allos 0 Korte agalust am FEaa nal Officer Hazen has brought suit for bel In | Winn, housebreaking In the day; John Wil-| Union in Washington. He afterwards pub- | vious error ol showing leplency to Wiel.” before a reterce. The examination of witnesses THIS WEEK’S BANQUET: the supreme court of New York against the Hams. do. in the night; Alfred Gilins, man- bos ange and eterepaes nipngs Paton doer t ae mine oii sia was conducted, in private, only those comnerted A Good Biue Flannel Suit, Indigo aye, G. a.n. | New Yorks Times. Ho lays his clatm for dam. | slaughter: - si that shiete ond as te lens zone cond Long =j taville. tigath ing B ROBINSON & CO, 3 h ages at $100,000. The complaint 1s based on | The following cases were dismissed: Jone ee eT edie Toke Tcola at | IMPORTED MINERS Go TO woRx ar THE Re-| iDg. INSON & CO., style, $7.50; worth 812, two editorial articles which appeared in the | Neal, assault with intent to commit rape; Mar- ce Seat Sede Jonnson, at DUCED RATES. = ; = A Middievex Flatinel Sult, $16; sold elsewhere for | ‘TYines necusing Hazen of false statements re. | shal Tyler, Chas. Page and Edward Selus, note eae eaten house charged with carrying con-| Coxusnus, OH10, May 19.—Forty men ae ae Hose Rees Ganorx Vases $12. gurdipg the failure of Lcut, Garington's relia | bery; James Nally and Michael A. Dillon, keep- | sealed weapons. ‘The mayor has fined Della | wooruaininy nt siettieitio renee oe The town of Graflvilie, on the Detrolt, Lane 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, A splendid line of Cassimere Suits, from $6 to $15. | expedition; of attempting to evade a proper ing spinning Jenny, James Nally and Napoleon Sean Sg teers ‘and La le ac reduced rates of 40 cents per ton. They are un- | ing and Northern railroad, was entirely de- THE REST THING YET—HOSE REELS at $1.25. ae ss and honest investigation of his official conduct | B. Fitheur, do; J.C. Wright ana R. G. Simms, | each for are sg w Webster | derstood to be men who were brought into the | Stroyed by fire on Sun ee SiiEH Hi WOR geek FULLY 83 PER CENT BELOW VALUE. ef lobbying; for striving to abift th assault with intent to kill, $5 Jor disorderly condtats has re- | Yalley during the strie. It is understood that Se, : OR FESO. IN LINENS, PERCALES, MUSLINS AND FLAN-| Fine Diagonal Prince Albert Sults at @15,worth $25, | bility for_hix own misconduct uj ee Satie koe coe sutton we the Union miners will make @ strong effort to JERS, MOLD. RCALES: MUSLINS AND FEAN-| Dire Worsted,! 4-Uotton Cutaway dulis, at $10, mans shoul dery And declaring tha Boiwaktigh |) Am Allene Nesadnlent Voueber. 00) call rors etek Weber ee been toe ree Cee Tain eine | thneeht tate inoeen sakura : NELS, SIZES 4 TO 14 YEARS. worth $16. an honorable solater. ANOTEEISET AND DANIEL CARRIGAN, ET | cluded by a verdict for the plaintifr. “The sult | /2 Work at thls price, which they consider stary- | thought they are now under control, Parking oF Cemeteries, aoe MueSerge Salts at $12, sold elsewhere for} gery DoxeHin's THIRD TRIAL Tarr was a| w.H. Dempsey and Daniel Carrigan were in- | 2 the cIeatt cnet oak chee been, removed | rate apply to Straitevilie alone, where the velns ag FN oY HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, | THE SUPERIOR MAKE, FINISH AND LAUN- | "Seersucker Coata and Vestsat $2.80, worth #4. See raneraa Moe pening sneak’? JOUTHAL, | dicted to-day for presenting a false voucher on | sult of Martin Wt Chapman ‘have been ordered Pye a a SF Innd itas been burned over. seat nos [tee om o mune aotin mewmns| Seemann oe ais east Reeecintoe ina pal arene cle ana gerugcth | SSPE Soe, an pean | or ea wil Mane ee oe 24 Ob Street. | DI ) ESE Gi 5 . : Mire s aii seen sree ee cone Alpaca Coats from §1 up. NAVAL OnpEns oF Locat Ixrmrest—Com. | #735 roucher of October 6th, 1882) on Which |, Coiieobor of internal severe koe tate ale. Ball for the Benedit of the Statac ee Eee | WITHTHE HANDSOME LINE OF PATTERNS, | White Vests from 75c. up. mander B. H. MeCalla, ordered to resume his ponte na vee Pritt hus gi¥eu $20,000 band teal cote acy | Base Several dayssiace Mr. A Pay,of Kendas n IDLE J) CURE FOR vor | INSURE FOR THEM A LARGER SALE, THE | Od! Pants tmmense variety,at $1.26 and upwards. | duties as assistant chief of the bureau of navi- Telegraph Poles on 7th Street. Dende eres Uaauucs at the custom house | parpcePort, Coxx., May 19.—The board of ‘addresed a note to the Commissioners a DESPe PRY SO i vemeeeae & FOR BOYS FROM 470 12 YEARS, ation; IJeut. Wm. H. Reeder, ordered to duty | RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS MEN ASK AN INJuxc- | Dullding [the pehoober Irene, at net's | aldermen have challenged the members of the | ing “whether a person in the government Hi DY SPE A & ¢ | PRESENT SEASON, THAN EVER BEFORE fr'the Navy deparoment: ‘Lieut. Wim. TION TO PREVENT THE ERECTION oF THE Puo- | Phatt fe beld by Uni tere eb hal | city council to ‘@game of base ball st the | service in Washington but having « lgal real un POST-PAID, 5007S. A BOX. ‘Gcu = ‘A splendid line of Sallor Suits from $1.50 up. Cowles, ordered to resume duty as a member POSED NEW LINE. Barnum on memorial day for the ben- | dence elsewhere, and paying taxes i A Ce ee ‘A Pall net Jeceais snd Pants foc $2009, NO DOt ata Jean 0. Oawell, We RRltoey en | pee seal patna lbh en cll jand a commiltios from ene Touny Secretary Tindall replies “hat a _ D.C. C0, LYNCH a cS . Fee er ered to agech ad aes and | R. Cassin, W. ‘7. Thyson, John Pepper, Wm. | ai for au ‘has been appoinied to arrange the pre- | if the ‘of the rou de- es = it ee a FOR BOYS FROM 12 TO 18 YEARS. PES department: Lieut, C.F Badger ontoea | O'Donnell andothers fled abil! in equity against 2. 5 Desbie< Helle, Haven ‘The mayor will act as umpire. scribelis not in said District and tw taxcd else- Homo A.Complew line of Stylish Suits, good material and | to daty in ordnance instruction ab the Wash. | the Western Union telegraph company and the Me a Went cee | on a where," It is exempt from personal tax here.” SFICTAL um cco = workmanship, fram $4.50 up. ington navy yard; Ensig Ry pearing District Commissioners for an injunction to re- | °“Gheries \d W. W. Christmas, Se —— WANT THE NATURAL SPRING REOPENED. STONE PAVING CO. SILVERRERG'S Base Balland Hat given with every Boy's Sult at | john i. Gibbons, ordered to duty at the naval | Strain the erection of telegraph lineson ‘7th st. | of, W o passed with ‘honor the unk | , BLOOMINGTON, IND. May 19.—The mayor yew | lett, & WW. Adams tod “ether: iuaatey iY = observatory; Assistant Surgeon F. N. Ogden, | ftom New York avenue to Boundary street, and. terday afternoon fixed Chesle Coambers’ bond | near juare requesting ‘that the OMfice—1415 New York Avenne. Embroidered Picture Frame. Bird Cage Hook, Fruit THE MISFIT STORE, Ordered to the St. Louls at land navy | toprobibit the issuance of such order by the ‘Bt 815,000, It ‘stated that Davis, the end toma en ing Conny Breach Toate see eae, nabuee Desa CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS, ard; Lieut, Commander Louis y, de- | Commissioners. The complainants, as a com- was (ah eg oT eC two plald Nupk a ‘Rings, Kitchen Roite ss Soe! Yachéa from’ the JVasbingion navy Fi |, 80th | mittee representing the property holders on 7th Guoxentus die. A_report reached here that | and those who ‘visit the park in lien of being work tu coment » specialty. Hook sirup. Hus. Lunch Basket. one plece: 25 yards | a Make no mistake,and come to the corner. Inst, and ordered to In ieuction. f eipede poten Dh ell tang Ginter jeateraay, m, Chambers, & brother of Chesley, yas | forced to drink from the present fountains, rd Wire Tala Cup wud oaacer port, . home, near Rarrodsburg,’ MISCELLANEOUS ee peel ences Wea anal plan ie ma ‘Slinooe,grenlag eave of abso urul Angst popes Sarton "geet ‘fund I Madison Yupiome, wore, thaw of polwoning sd ths | me whole naira Sa permis tana wt Houder, Ch 2a; Lieut. t. B. M. Mason aud Passed Assistant ot faction deal theory that be was Ches- large Jap. Folding F. r ‘Whiting, having returned from | they at once took this action to obtain the lettersand the ‘and that he had last year, ended July 30th, 1884, were 1,811 Fais, ® Palen Leaf Pana, one packugeot good Plating | Surgeon Robert ey ig ig gl egg fet ‘attempted t0 | the aumber issued this year up to the Cards’ shavt deus,’ Gent's. Pucker “Companions OE eee eras rg £2 | owners or leasees of property, in vari- | character. Fhe, facts have not been ob- | time is 1,605, with yet six ‘to Fun to comm able, Cellars laid with neat-| SYectro Sihicun rule ae bee he eee L | MT Ss H. erent ordere oma the Lakme ee ah Parca Ty | ous buatnesnes Or hdeetrion rests te Mare i'n inte hour lust nighitraen | Plete te year. peeapeie eye | Sei, Sehoo! Hig, Japanese Seroil, Base ‘Hall ata Bae | WEACKINAW STRAW Kats, Ordored to settio accounts and. walt the | her the defendant company was created and | ness’ 1 and hastened 10 see his | ,, #4, Baumgarten has received the contract for ‘Teiephone cait 672 © MERTBBEN, Provident. | Hubber Veit of Rattle: Toy Whip oF Cane, excellent | THE CELEBRATED MACKINAW stRaw | orders of Commander Wm. C. Wise to New. the power conferred Dy Cougress in Tegand. 10 rr ae - eer twats eae) fei: GS cane Waa | BARD MARUEAGFURED BY DUNCAE 4'G0. | ‘ory attenaaneo In trp iataction ao | Bhocorsoyer ngaicls abd avenoeton We | sored ‘stones wip re are anaes ook oak J Chain’ two Stereoeupic Views of Washington Cube | NEW YORK, NOW READY. revoked. latter, not being authorized by tho iew or by the fesiespyi pian om onaeg theta fish, 2,547,627 herring and 44,254 uapres, Acrrestios: Painted Sug. Doll, Holled Gold Plate Collar ‘Button, | ALL THE LEADING SHAPES FOR MEN, BOYS ; ~ on Bi into neared HE CONTRADICTS REPORTS REGARDING HIS AL- — &e., &c. Any of shove artucies for 10 cents, "| AND CHILDREN. = ParsonaL.—Baron Fave, the Italian minis. | Pores co pare catered into an arrange. ‘LEGED POLITICAL SCHEMES. ‘The Angic-Russian Situation. Lavent Vr. si c —_ a test PAMISIAN MODES IN HAIR Goops Ss PEARL AND REAVER COLORED DRESS AND | ter, Senator Gorman, and Mr. Canady, sergeant. | Mont with the defendants for, the, erection on Couvunvs, O10, May 19-—Ex-Gov. Foster! waar wu. GLADSTONE SAID YESTERDAY. MOLLE M. J PRANDI, La . go DERBY HATS AT atarms of the Senate, are in New York, §én- | ous wires, to be used in telegraphic cot Tuten oe ‘Mr. Gisdstone, in answer to a question by Sir 3309 F Srexer. py % g ator Gorman 1s to attend the meeting to-day of | tion, and that the company have employed a candidate for to | Stafford Northovte in the commons ae Bas yg B08 — WILLETT & RUOFFS, the Senate commitige on interstate gomimeree; | large Bumber of workmen vo construct the line, oj “ener Sher. | eaid that the negotiations with Russe Q FOMPADOCE BANGS siLENGEED manos | ,Taneh Buses all ste: Work Gakets, Flower | SOLEAGENTS for DUNLAPS NEW YORKHATS, | at which Senstors Miller, Cuilom, Piatt, and | Tuey a9 that 7th street is one of the old- in the Senate, end that Foster had | ing the Agghan question were still unfinished, These stvies never need etn the hairdressers’ hands: | Rackets Shawl Sicaps, Pocket Katves. Itazor straps, | my6 00 Peonaytvaninare, | He We Buck Unite ie state tainisier “5 | that the oposed tobe ‘erected. ‘will mot combluation ‘with Forstcr and’ Gher ‘on that account the government were ethos ature never need ne to t SertgNay | Shaving Mugs, Gipe and Saucers: Pine Vanen, Pocket Charles W. “Bates, minister to the chances _ 2) plain combing. Hair drewed | Compass. Pocket Tape Measure, Piated Collay ing Cup, is in New York, for his only be the use of the street, but 3 6 Scab aN apdame’ | Pinelseissors: Nickel ttand: Belk. ati ae By as obits ft, and for the purposes Seen ~ a ne rg re (i = ey a Figure, larve Phermmomerer, beaotifal Gilt and Prius —. f x Cabinet Frame, Fans of severu new designs, 1ine Cc. R rie FURNITURE, care Pocketbook, Cad Case Bil Sook ig gece, ‘me Rorrzar, Mabment of 2 Co, tio 7 ‘ade rsonae, Corner bracket. Soe ack 5 re NUS, 408 AND 405 7THST. N. W. a chstsel we Yesterday, Tho irs STRAW MATTIN Ru ces. 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