Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1885, Page 1

THE AFGHAN FRONTIER. Confirmation of the Report That Raw PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, : o ; sin Has Accepted England's Iro- AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, . moore Korthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by em _ — a. -~ Peters 5 . ang dispatch confirms the Datly News! suate- = - Linear comes; ment with reference to the settlement of the Se Aighan frontier question. Many roan, Pur Reverso Stam is served to subscribers in the paners consider that Russa’ acceptance of Ube ectypy carriers on thets own nie "he gouten Ss provont the overthrow ofthe Gladatons cabinet, cepts) each e prepaid—B0 cents a a — y Watching Dymaniters, [entered af the! Pont oaice at Washington, D. Cas THE ENGLISH POLICE LOOKING POR Two evs second-class meat ‘Tux WEEKLY STiR—published on Friday—@l a prepa hs, SO cents. 7 THE EVENING STAR arrived in Eng! orable Rates of advertising ms i$ Woarrest an In nded in England about the “TWO CENTS. Fs ss ——— yi = ~ _ middle of May, lodgings in the Dew bh J oJ ‘Ss, EX TRS NS. E ‘9 T ‘f - 3 si Pre street Aen, a Tee AML PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC| __ NEW PUBLICATIONS Washington News and Gossip, |APPOISTED BY_THE PRESIDENT. Mj ooroms to The Star, ma eS a 4 EBAUGH'S GRAND OFEKA HOUSE EYES 86 Excension = = ae (hig PEEMERY, CARPENTER, See New Second Controller of the Treasury S ? . d. vanishing In a most saspicious inainer zs a = ‘we exe Cesrery Builder ad Coutractor, has removed tals | GOVERNMENT Recerers To-pay.—Internal —= and going off with another Irish-American, for EVERY EVENING | SATURDAY MATINEE ov tHe new shop, 431 Wastington st ite | revenue, $825,427; customs, $641,150. The President today appointed Judge Isaac 2 Whom the police are algo on the watel. Frnladacrtip cists NATIONAL RIFLES (Now Ready) (Ree STORAGE SrcnETaRy WiitNsy Is expected back from | H- Maynard, of New York, to be second con-| THE IRISH CRIMES ACT. Gen. Grant's Rest Broken. ok-FRA DEAVOLD, jel Du ‘New York to-ni; troller of the treasury, vice Upton, whose re- RADIA 70 Goutaite? fAcanson Dros., Oth and D sts.n.w.,have largeand | New York to-night. gion ar ah (geleodeal goon Belpre THE PAIN I FAnFy, FuCKiN JT aE i MARSHALL HALE, e entiiated Storage ‘ooms for ull classes of mere nation ts necepted to eff “antsy Home ‘ ee chandise, furniture, ec. Advances made on same| SECRETARY BAYARD will leave Washington | J, first deputy at- * * * . * New Yo Tnand Out of the NEW ORLEANS EXPOSI- | when desired. Appiy'at ofice,Othand Deis’ “I~ | this evening for Lawrence, Kansas, to, deliver | trey nan et ot tee ee Meee kone ait | Again Causing Cabinet Dissensions. | ,X2¥,Yors; 304 e WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1885. TION. be EV. = > ON, by E. V. Smalley, SRSONAL a mada pretty fair might, sleep nate Steamer W. W. CORCOR. ves 7th street whart wiitieersiins lt xcoa SMESONS OFFICE, D. ¢ Tulvertig, of te commencement of the state | hasneid other Judicial positions. Ho ts aman ——— ont wiking Cocker tes tone be aun ine ok prompuy, WASHINGTON, June 1, R85. Rinses Se about forty years of age, and a life long demo- aa a wy Ss ie ak, @ little x10 1 THE THREE HERSCHELS. Taxpaverson personal property ate itreby nollie, | THE QUINCY ULL) Post OFFICE QUESTION He was the democratic candidate or | ANGLO-RUSSIAN AGREEMENT, | )22)..i8.,curat ete T xntnk title AA eS E CHUNG An interesting blographical sketeh, with | Pa unger laa ines are Teuuirel 2 mMKS | which has been agitating the citizens of that etary of state two years ago and was de | | greasca, though be ts appereutiy im in ae ese eee a, + pee [GRO et ae Pinal property, under oath within, torty.ve davs | Dure for some time past adems to have found a | (ates Sn a ee oh cogs peer | dis gencral condition, “Me may beable to take as cuter ne *LORENTINE MOSAIC. rom this date, and in decuuit of such return the As | peazeful solutios ‘i Seve the mos' 2 EA bust wae one 77 GOS FUNER | ve to-day. ~ Refresnmenta sold by the Ladies By W.D, Howells, iltustrated by Pennen, | Zororsrmuirad by law to make gut pach statement | Prominent ot tee atatecants hace alte Lees | fownich he was appointed, but was ured to | VICTOR HUGO'S FUNERAL eR aS ON TO WN ORT L uy » Howells, ilastrated by | from the vest information that can be obtained, and | Commending their ald Congre Gen. Sin- | #°cePtit by both the President and the Scere Fl Mahdi Threatening Suakim, ‘Pennsylvaula’ avenne, near 11th street PGE SO EASES STILL HUNTING THE GRIZZLY. add thereto a penalty of filly per centum. gato; Ginepetions tary of the Treasury. The salary of the second HIS PMISKARIES IN THE CITY AND OSMAN ORIN IN 21. Th Blank scuedales ean be obialnied at this office, Theodore Roose- |} _jiitk su Ae velt, with full-page illustrations, Columbia’ Cf the Commissioners of the District of! Rysr¢szp.—Thomas Simons, Assistant Attor- = = SHORT WHEAT CROP. : y Changes. ‘ORCHIDS, ROBERT P. LODG ney General,in charge of government cases beset . x —_——— A detcripiive reper) by alts. Sophie: Har Assessor, D.C._| before the Court of Claims, has tendered his | 4 Umber of changes in the Treasury depart. AuiSanand | A narrative of adventure, b children, Duck at 6 p.m. ts 25 con Great Family The Ban exhibition, controller is $5,000 per annum. ae ee kim, easing in numbers, ‘Th BR HOW SHALL WE HELP THE NEGRO? ANSON, Pres't! | he = tee ie uae ca More of Ube tribes hitherto friendly to the Eng- ‘The new steam packet H.G. Wagm - ; 3 a 5 St | has succeeded him. A meeting of the bat | ing, and Col, Switzier took charge of the burean . dc tribes] © Sriondly to the Bing 5 Sule a ac tend for Excarsigisto either of above pisces eapacty | | BY the Protestant Eplscopal Bishop of Ken- | JOHN co a of the Court of Claims was held In’ the | of tatisties. The promotions inthe treasurers | TO-DAYS TALK IN LONDON iis are wavering in thelr fealty. il Mahdi ete World never sw. baat over 200. turky;—another Southern view of this pressing | (==, VIRES, court room today to take action on the | office also went into effect to-d as vent ten guns to Osman Dig ply only toecuta at the Jewelry store of H.-G. | question, Deas to announce to Mis’ tatrous. that Hees enured? | occasion of the resignation, Hon. J. W. Dons Cee eee. The Irish Crimes Act Again Causing | °! «fms and ammunition will follow, ee een ae ieee are THE WAR PAPERS. Feuovated hiy establishment. “All work will be fies | {8% (Presiding, and a commitice, consist Evacuating the Barracks. Dissensions in the Cabinet. A @Quercd Ragen tn Gh RDEN. ye oe Messrs.’ Geo, A. Rol is urch Ends dQUE- SUMMER ( i, iy, | THE TROOPS LEAVING FoR THE SOUT! '. H. N. McPherson and Jeremiah |" BATTERIES GONE AND TWO TO Go TO-NT¢ n each aathy By leading participants in the Peninsular | Cis!" very rewpect. A clean towel is used F. P. Cuppy, MARTING:-| | Fort Wortit, Texas, June 1.—While attond- Campaign (with maps and illustrations): = M. Wilson, wus appointed to draft resolutions | ‘The movement of troo; asl soxtiee = Ly ps from the Washing- —ANOTITER JACKSON IN THE SHENANDOAH. (er erland’s | €XPressive of the sense of the baron Mr, Si- st night, whes ee: cALOF { WILY ESC By Ge SU acHDeGnigden Gio wae wicn | eeaTee Wr oh seat | mons’ retirement, and the meeting adjourned | ton barracks began last night, when battery 11, SEWAL OF at Hersam, entitled Ths be oe 'y General John D. Imboden, ‘as i expe satisfaction. | to next Monday. Capt. Wilson and Lieut, Crawford, and battery ACS THAT sUSTIFY wees nage ACK HAND. coma a8 y Jackson in the famous Valley Campaign; Estimates Nathan Smith, who has been for | B, Capt. Grugan and Lieut, Lewis, left by the | THE STRONG STAND TAKEN AGAINST THE topostalcard. | Mr, A : GAINES'S MILL AND OTHER BATTLES. st. many y k Colles, took up the ears in the first assistant’s office, _ sz hod + ? B. and O. road for their ne tio a = PROPOSAL, ne-house, and = é is THE UNION SIDE (Re, nos. TON 25-CENT | Post. Oillce departinent, has voluntarily re-| onan: Battery Alaion Gees endo ten “tune itan, mand Bog ee ne and sun-| By General Fitz John Porter; who command- Local Express, axe checked at resk | Signed, in order to take Charge of his farm in | Fattman, and batter: ‘apt. Howell and | Spectal Cable Dispatch to the EVENTNe Star, Sam Coffee, the young son of One of these trips and see the wonderful bmmeove: | ed the Union forces at Gainer cariti; mae | a ees, LO ee ee | Recent, Cis Sunlth was 1n 8 position where | Leute Scantling, Rogers and Hawthorae will | Connox, June . onl Hartington’e. tttness | Dick uk tm tile mpronmonee’ Reseereie thee pis Which have been mare sities teat eaten Wel ec yn forces at Gaines's Mill; LOU: st nd 451 Pa. | he came in contact with the public, and in con- leave to-night by the same route for their si = = his father was being badly used, Sam drew bis im to have the grandest resort on the THE CONFEDERATE SIDE uence he is widely and favorably known. vice prompt and at Dubiin on Thursday must anded as 5 ve will leave only evelver and. Shot Alls > 1d Heat deivee: spleaita Hels cteaase | ey eee ee dullls with a skoteh of Jackson's DE CUSTIS HAS | probably be lied by prmaone ee one battery’ at the barracks HenC Sateen g, | a diplomatic s0 suddenly and re-| him instantly. “A promo of eltions ane eaaeele ork, Bei splendid livingetesint | mare’ etd, by Major Da SPR DR CU z abe edb ption. Capt. Hamilton and Tieuts.’ Richmond. 4 ably did it eo ‘Ago. Rramor sives the | lug for the two Cotlocs, Epa eaek if OWI al uae ei as SF removed from GOs to 110 Kast Capitolst. || Mr. Ralph Jefferson, chief ‘of the examin. | fittards wien wii eee Eee aad : ae Sree == whole stair: W nberlain present 1 to2 pm.. except Sun-| ing division.in the money order bureau of : . planation of th phowe number S078. miy28AW* | the Post Office department, has resigned bis | haters Senta de ee rae Lae tek parliament rose Mr, Chis iang baste Hroquet, Maske | The Wheat Crop Shortage. consists of chapters in W. D. Howells’s story, | 29 t 7 pan r Tenuis, « : Scr ie eG mea, departs . : : ! A REPOMT WICH PLACES If AT ONE HUNDRED Sire Sie of suns ocr aoe eae austere wil Giese. chee npn | Texas, und will leave for that stave-on Thurs: | 2ols Cxpected thata detachment ors Mlewson the Irish question In the form of an | 4 PEON S Sin thass withion tangas James's “The Rostontans”; also, asbort story | Ponsa at SI OCLOCK 1 ac during ine buceaigor | My rake Nua wil Leave for that state on Thurs: lary wilt arrive tomornw mish. Ucn ultimatum, which is said to have been to the | MiLWwAUKEE, June Ls W, Talmadge has by Grace Denio Litchfield, June, July and August. we 8 iplory: the commandant of the barracks, with his st ‘hat A) Senewsl Gti the cueraia! ant opared his fi ‘estimate for the ‘Atimiscom to tne cron race Denio Litchfield, : EDWARD F a band will leave © night f sae sites ote rau east Le EDWARD EE pnOOP. In and band will Teave tosmornae” mist for ms nts resignation, aid went to Turia. ir | Row by states, ofthe probate taal sich ot ier wharf, | include “John Brown at Harper's Ferry,” by a | _my27-5t F. ELLIS & CO. RES Ne eae eres uproar have its regimental headquarters. Gen. Ayres | Charles Ditkehad businessin Dublin tu connec. | #262 Soup ker suman aah eeoebiten, ai citizen of Harpers Ferry who was held. by | [few SINT IS nap iene wh auieite CaUere SEE SP tc "i pm mission for housing the poor, | with the assistance of the state agricultural d “Pet information apply at fice of JG. | Brown as a hostage; and Topics of the Time, EQUITATEE fome between 10 acfa.and 42m, The rush OF | Lock ten Ieee NOE rg | mea a y TLRS, 1047 Hight se Georgetown, Open Letters, Brie-a-lrac, Poems; ete, Pri CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AssoctaTIon, | Visitors is now so great in his office that tals | Slco have asa garrison two Or gig > case | screags sown end preset copiinion of at under th n of the Ml days they 5 creage Kown and present condith crop. Ths winter whi wheat 1 G nts. Alld tlers sell it. The frst pave eer ye SAS H06.6 u ¢ oPice of the Se HATIONAL CHURCH, Y. EVENING, JUNE AUS O'Clwke Peentseach. including reserved seats: to iemnth ele canbe madeat loro tenes hecossary, in order to allow | Fort Meler ie ninth issue Gan be made at | proper time for sizing papers and the proper : clury dally from 5:30 am. t0-4:50 | Uisdhange of rouiine work, Prop The new MONTHLY PAYS \CCOQUAN FALLS, VA, Finest Scenery on the 7 rrison at the Washington barracks | Tyateott, eed, fy ae will comprise 3d artillery, estimate xhows 1,000,000 “bushels; 000,000 ‘bushels; total of grow a sprin ange his views, 1 ablin en route U9 Belfi ‘The steamer MARY Gi Col. Horatio G. Gibson commanding. The bi tise core : excursion trip to theabove pluce EVERY WEI = Panph Hoivanuges or] AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CaLtens To-DAY | tories to be stationed here are Light Ti capo are, weiter and arin 61 0.00 Lb BATES SPRING MEE BAY leavin Seventh street wharfat 9 am R € the Association application, were Secretary Bayard, Secretary Lamar, Capt. Warner; and batteries K, Capt. 8 i ve Jes Ditk crop of 188d: Winter wheat, Wrp\tsbayat sia fig ats pets Fare, round ‘tip, ne Kt. " i ; President. | torney General Garland, Senators Gibson, Col- | Capt: Chester: Ey Capt, Hess, Fy Capt, ne Meichiers aid Powe Hue waved deck down und back =: ud ave. Special atten 10] INQ,3O¥ EGON, Secretary, O17 Fak, Sdtloors | Oe ognene. Gay ana eons ceo COL | and, spl Moun te aticiica wien ruaptt . ag ces . SUNDAY. AFTERNOON EXCURSION Posi c..are cleahed. perfectly by" this. pro: = aeain TEs YORE AN | Buller, Representatives Ward, Neece, ‘Town. | take with them thelr muskets and small arms : fwith iss minute class, | The steanier MAIL WAS INOTON wd make | ems, Stik Sl dresses, beatitifully cleaned LENWOOD. Ck RY —THE A sd, s, Bragg, Kleiner, and P.'f. Jones | leaving their lane guns and horses here, shortage in Winter wheat of 130 locas | excursina trips EVERY SUNDAY, leaving at 3p. | Sitiowt Gloves cleaned ad Bal meetin of the Lot owners af Gluiuod and, of Indiana; King, Marshal, | BUMber of the offleers here “ Spring wheat 13,000,000 D ni of Trustees ty sery usp ora y “rou trip. se stl Fea, Wil be these excursions, SUN pemieat the arties allow o sso ed equal to ne Mania | several years and have es. wit cee ReP| them, “Their departure will, be. a source aes tn sockal clreles Among the oft 8 wer “fie lett Dubin for Le 00 bushels, jon nest day.and the fiepired paragraph In the morninz papers today saying his loniship | Wt Not Contest Couch’s Election. Loulsiina; Mutehlerand Singleton, “Commission Lunt, H. A. Hurlbut, Chicago; Mayor | Tere RSION TICKETS, 2, Will be: issaaead bushels; total 143,000 part i SHAG ot, CbaTieate and men att! y tothe tar | has near Uieom th ofthis sud: | Perensne 1. Ws for charter for Marshall H: J. ©. Horemssox, ay, (of Charleston, S. Cen rete | Perensne June 1-—Wim. KE, Hinton, ‘and Jno,S, luch, New Xo tney are soldiers and bound to obey oriters cloction, ooutets- IMPORTER Mekee Dunn, &. B, Stahiman, vice president of | ¥er¥ loud complaints are At the bare of James W. the Louisville ind Nashvillé railroad; H. x, | cks to-day w ing loaded with e1 ac! 2 furniture and camp equipas nd dispatened Thurbenandd:- Ms Lachlan, tothe depot. OMleersand inen ulike were pre Anuy ORpERS.—Second Lient. Frank L, | Paring for their ¢ t ne, ch was ineligible as a candidate by finally wever, “An ONpoH HORSES PLAYING SCHOOL. Hinton ¥ . ACTING HORSES, PONTES and MULES, Matinees Ever refused to take Lord Hart- nd left Dublin immediat By should not Dilke have gone FINE MILLINERY, For the nge of station. thie havi Sages ft s a 5 r : $s muy proper Sosee eee Reltast rather than disappoint a thousand nis having recently been register, EVERY NIGHT LYMONT-E 'G THE PREVAILING PARIS Sn Dodds, 9th infantry, ts relieved from duty at { + sheen pressed to contest the election, — 4EXMON y sates nual an 9 fantry, nfluetitial literals assembled trem all parts of Jyressed to cont lection, , Dee ae G frac for extrsious AND NEW YORK STYLES IN CRAPE, MULL | | Subseritio rs College, New Brunswick, N.J.,totake | TMC Vessel Barned and she Crew Be- | (iucitin! lier AU any fate. all | stat content is made twill baw aigare snoe toantuey. ie pvr a Storer, Cailortaieesis Rei SLOW HEA es EE ROS ee oe etlect Octeber 1, 1885, and will Joln, Ws com: | eure FATE OF THE SCHOONER SHERMAN oN rire | {ie Mlnisiry are again bere. T lear the quow — ' srreve cars pe : z — — Se EP EATHERS, NOVELTIES FOR Ter eae aie Robertson, assistant surgeon, U.S. army, ex KOREAN coast. the other, atthecabinetineel | ewe Wore tone L Tine cone eetange 218 SETITRNIS Ware Berns: 1s; lias nearly GUU stock liuiders: tended ; First Lieut. Lansing H. | Lieut. George C. Foulk, the naval attache of 5 ond a 4 i : not open Until 11 o'lock this morning, “Open- = = SEFURNiSHINGS. TROUVILEE, BRIGHTON ap satwronn | “Maes hasbeamnt ea croc ter eat Beach, corps of enzincers. will be relieved from Seoul, has furnished to | THE DECKEASE OF AGRATIAN cries mx me | Pon BAL 21 o-oo uhis morning, Open ae — N AND NIEW! Members have taken loans toatnount of 3 iis present duties under Major Samuel M. Mans- alae asian desert LAND. fork Central, Preitic ‘ later thin you ure | $0 to the superintendent U. 8. Miltary Acad. | tiow of the American schooner Sherman on the | goverumrent is center | nett hoes ac, wittoe $0 eee MILES & NOULTOWS “BEST” FLOUR : emy, West Point, New York, for temporary | Yellow sea coast of Korea, in 1866. The ciream- | the Irish erie : woning geiocs exe being Sab WHITE SUITS OF CHOICEST DESCRIPTION. duty, with Company E, battalion of engineers. | stances attending the destruction of the Sher- | that_a parliament paper fssu od by furthor declines, especially fee 1k 1 MADE Yow THE BLACK SILK AND CLOTIL COSTU: PARA- REMOVED For “OFF! EPaurisaNsure.”— | man and the manner in which her crew lost | 21N5 the whole number of so-called Paul, CHOICEST SELECTED HARD MINNESOTA SOLS IN ALL THELEADINGSTYLES, ENGLISH Dr. Neil F, Graham, of Minnesota, assistant | their Myes, have thus become known for the | jj" urthese + were threatenine letters and A Premteus Piysicon Avene: SPRING WHEAT, AND FRENCH JERSEYS, PERFECT FITTIN medical referee of the pension bureau, and Drs. | first time. Lieut, Foulk says that the Sher- | jutimidations, 27 incendiary fires, and 18 in THvpsox, N. ¥., June 1.—Dr, Samuel J. Rey ae ayes courant and Auk a tbs, oti Ron arrayed tn the 2 Botong ortver/sn\ Awe | s0e) th omer tis Sse em ae nolits, « prominent physician <f Valenie, be : in S COMPLETE ASSORTMEN’ RES. , medical examiners in the Pension office, | gus 7 . retorn ascompared to former Umes, i be svted by order of Coroner Wald ‘NDINGS. he spesad The vessel was seen from the yralls of | below nid and Scotland) ix the | Trenrietta Ogden, @ young Woman of Stuy vam th the United States, taking all its qualities Into ac- The select committee of the Senate upon Inter. | governor sent officers to Inquire her misslon, disere Yes’ Paris cor. ‘The Trial of Riel. fothe barre! than floar made from winter whieat, Tt mylo ‘i ‘ this morning for the purpose of hearing deleza- | went with them, tbe whole party. being ina | Bestar it Kexina about te 22d of June, before Gobel fsalso the most nutritious and healthy, as it ts abso- Nery ga a mn Hong fram Narigng boards of trade, but no one | jange fleet of small boats which put out from | Minister Phelps has invited Senator Edmunds Kichurdson, the stipendiary magistrate, Iutely pure nothing but the choicest hard spring ae ppeared, and the committee, alter arranzing a | the shore together. The Sherman's people, not | to be Mr. Phelps will occupy the a eee wheat being ted in its manufietare. Tur ¥ . program for the inonth of June, adjourned. “Its | understanding the object of the approaching | same iiouse as Mr. Lowell. Drowned During a Storm. Sinaia heat has the largeat proportion ot @u-{ Lue Riveway Seen acer Retr clea ett ee can tbe | expedition, considered the movement as a hos Soma Mostra’ join Fadon and John f instants Fou ‘will be 5 i- | tile demozst fired several shot UNI rie, age improved new roller process all its nutritious | Mo 3 x onthe 0 | other people, avonee turned bac eraree wenel p 5 qualities are extracted fom the Wwhvat,snsteat of ee LOWESTPRICES, Plumbing, Repair, 6 | fn Oumahn, besingine on the 28d, and wo ince. | guaee Pegi gt one turned farkand Feturned | A Seene of Unprecedented tmpresstve. | Thy iron: out boating, when a storia este up ‘aris—The | Streets | und their boat capsized. fing them go into he Inferior grades of Hours tthe aaa ease under the ol process of milling. Paul and ‘Minne = i polis, best on the 24th. | and in a few days the Sherman went azround: | Phronged wi EF BROOKS, | phe committee will probably nother flect ofbo theschooner, | apheresis At the same | 5 then take a recess | Another fleet of boats came toward the schooner, y time, this flour will make the whitest, lightest loaf of = my27 until October, when itis intended to devote | this time with hostile intent, the people being | the People Who Came to Paris for the in progress Dread in the world, being at once the best, healthiest some time to Visiting southern cities, armed. Shots were again fized from the Sh permonstrati occurrin and cheapest floor that can be used. Every barrel branded and stamped with the manafaeturers’ name, 10: and U We have 100 Doren LADIES BALBIIGGAN | Fes FL] t ans turned bac! HOSE, sizes to 91, our recular 4: brine i cers and people of the ci DENT returned to Washington at Pants, June 1,—Souvenir photographs and | the expiration of the terms of office of five of the the of * Hose, which we | the oily agent for the toiluw B brands of rel st night, ac ied by the peop se medals of the deceased Victor Hugo, with pam- | ¢iteuit court judges. There is no opposition, the “ jest,” “Elk Itiver, Minnesota.” NOT Leer: tea o'clock last night, accompanied by the | raged. Bouts were loaded wi s Dames of the five sitting Judges appearing om “Mills & Houlton’s est,” “Elk River, Minnesota. St ie on hes shall sell for 37%¢. per pair; three palr for $1 or $2 | Uh KAISER, CULMBACHT Postmaster Genera and Mrs, and Miss Vilas | material, and taken ty poitits “sbov Dhlets giving his Ife are mecting with a tango ail the tekets, Tn sddition te cht homies ye OC ee AINTAINED, S& - ‘al and Marshall MeMichael, Atier the parade in | sehooner’s anchora Jere they wei he streets are crowded with persons of | judges the people are called upon to Vole for OF Sekem anh Sastore a ertaten iter ahs OBTAINED INTHE RIDUWAY, eens ‘The trade and fumilles supplied. New York on Saturday President Cleveland, | and allowed to drift down upon her. ‘The Sher es and both sc : <f Fe viewing the flower dis- | avainst $1,000,000. in bonds. to rua twenty telephone pr led. eturies Endicott and Whitney and Gen! | ian was soon in flaines.. Her people jumped = “A ‘4 emomeadea) plays in the shops of the lorists, who have been | Years, toward the erection of a new Insane ase GEORGE W. scorT, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO, 1 DRUG STORE | Hancock went to Governor's Island, and | overboard to save themselves, but most of them | buliced to recourse, t0 some extent, t | lum.” thatall the tickets have beca, G8 South street, Baltimore, No. 1020 7thst. nw,, test Sint ‘mont ave. ant {| passed the afternoon at Gen, Hancock’s ‘house. | were drowned. A few were picked up by | the artificial article. A German who retained | prt e them read, “For the ‘ap- ‘orean boats which had put out after them. | his haton his head before the collin, was sub- wiation.”. ‘The press gencrally condemes APPOINTMENT AXD Puomortios.—Sceretary | They told the object of the Sherman's coming | jected to considerable hustling. ‘The flood of | tute and declares It Is-a scheme orlsinated bye ices bay: lcel ts ik Manning has appolnted Thos. J. Brennan, of | and tried to explain why a white flag had been | gectrie Ligut at might had weld efloct. | the C county board, which, through exe AG Remember. the place to buy flour cheapest 18 Reduces the size and Increases the tensth of the watst | (SS the Associited Press, to be his private scere- | waved on board of her upon the approach of | Twelve school boys, relieved “hourly, form & has tun the county Into debt Tae eirect from the manufacturer, 1p Of Reshy ladies without Infurions tight ‘All laxes due previonsto July 1, 1882, can be paid vice V. P. Snyder, promoted to. be | the fire boats. All efforts to save themselyes Daily News to-day condemns it.as.a steal, — them, Satistuction guaranteed or taoney refunded, | MUM MisCounE by calling oR. YE chief clerk ot the treasurer's ‘ottice. Were useless, however, and ina few days they Agent for Mills € Houlton, Elk River, Minn. | mayg Sole Agents forthevistrice | cn Miassrys Corser sg IMPORTANT TU TAXPAYERS. Tax Hoe Re = Ce ae s were let out of prison und beheaded, The Typographical Union. = ports equally ape en Non WOOT Wonk oF THE PENSION OFFicE.—Daring the | apwrraL RODGERS TEACHES THE KOREANS New Youk, Ju he thirty-third annual WHICH WE SELL For $1.25 © the body. | (a Jous We Consens I W. Macautsey, | last two weeks the number of claimsof all Kinds | “a LESSON, RESULTING IN THE PRESENT | _ The immense cross has been safely removed | convention of the International’ Typogaplieal 18 THE BEST REEL IN THE MARKET. artist the wearer's form, CORSON & MACARTNEW, Basxens, filed in the pension office was 5,395, while the | TREATY. from the top of the Pantheon, Ee ee eat chats aa ee: WHY PAY MORE MONEY YOR LESS VALU! erspiration and moisture, and will Gloy g, 1419 F pumiber of certificates issued was 6,052, mak-| Lieut, Foul, one of the few white men who | THE STREETS rnoxcky AT paynneaR. | prusent, Prosident It Mt Witter, of St. Tvaly WE ARE SELLING HOSE AS Low Fe Unger enr Aenean Washtugton, pac, | Ing a reduction of 1,57 In the number of pend. | speak Korean, ascertained the above facts from | , Although rain fell during the nig Mmorting of | by the Rev, Dr, Hepworth, President Duncan, “ VASES FOR CEMETERIES AND PARKL Out from wear. "We recommend | , Depostt Accounts, subtect to check «t sight, received | 1S cltims. ‘The reorganization of boards of | Korean Christian of good standing. When the | ricomed the delezates been practically ac- amore raii Corporations and Indivi amining surgeons hi from Firms, a to-day, hundredsof thousands of feo of the New York union, i She Hed purse 0 ° nwens abrod jaybreak, already era da response was made by President Witter, oa Gin aebee ue Orbos ied in the states of Maine, Massachu: | Sherman failed to turn up in course of time it ple were abroad at daybr ready crowding | and mse Was ms RAVE THE BEST STO It never eh: rm, always retaining Its original onstis ‘Ohio and Indiana. in so far | became evident that she had been lost in the | the streets aud boaley rough which the | A committee on credentials was appolnted and ees shape ble ty young ladies, becuse It us changes haye been recommended. Changes | vicinity of Korea, and in 1870 the vessels of the | a rocess taken. rend d prevents stooping and round should: orders executed. American ell in the states of New York and Illnois are now | Asiatic squadron, commanded by Rea Admiral | arn, if i dealt in, District of Columbia bonds of all denominations on lund ior sale. Stock and Gonds ofall Tocal street Rall ers. We have all sizes, A Venvict AGAINST A RAILROAD REVERSED, 1 In the General Term this morning the case of James HL Spencer act. the B. and 0. Ri was in the Pant d. The reorganization consists | John Rodgers, were sent to Korea to k Page ane sungee sible, b e was lost. Whel . n board of three surgeonsadem- | possible, how ‘she was nthe versie | condition of the tote zeae Lavi : apli-m ail, Gan Limirauos ana” ‘Telonhone cae publican majority, all | entered’ the ‘Sale river" the aaclae ae Mag wnt mpiuis ae Eoughtandsol * ad Teleptione Companies | thos elve be i _ upon from the Korean fortitications, ‘This A. MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE Spencer sacd for $2400 damages: for a fost Lats? FAKISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS | — 1 MME NOS una2 Direct wire from our office to New York, Phitadet- . Was an insult, aud Adiniral Rodgers | |The space around the Arc de Triomphe Is al- | SPOucer Sued for S2409 damages for a foot eee f=, Ss ME rortneriy ithe 3 ja and Boston. sy _| New Postwasrens. First Assistant Post-| allowed the Koreans ten, days in which | ready tiled with the chict officers of the state, | Sure found & verdict for, SOOO denen The LLM. J PRANDI, sults meds eee ie ete rutin TE ATTENTION GEV AND | master General Hay, on Saturday, appointed | toimake an explanation, At the expiration of | the members of the diplomatic corps, senators [JT found a verdict for 800 damages. | Ty 1g0y F Sraxer. ANOTHER CARLOAD OF OCR Remonable Prices, ait Salheetion Ganeihteed ee | FES encase NaHCO GAIA RAEN | sixty fourtircluss Postinastors, Uimt time, there beng ‘no explanation exeopt-| and deputics, “From all directions came depue | gay mga, tat the company ad not in come FOMPADOTR BANGS. SHINGLED man Breer ston tera yeas cHeert PM Walan'y, | tua salisuard aguitat Salers “hor auc Greaued by | THe NAVAL ACADEMY GRapvares—The | without being fired Myon, ciorccut mesares | Mas wi aeaped banners and, hearin | reversed the judeuent below, Judge Juiies dex RBANGS — stNerrpRancs | EPROh eT set ES COmEC EEE Oy ‘007 Fen ave. over Mt sud Sateguard against Malaria, “For pale areated by X : —The | without being fired upon, a jorce of men was | Howers and gigantic. wreaths, and_all moving | Pe’! a eg Uy pin coulliog, “Hair dred aud | THLE MONEY. aby tl Tankers: 2) De Ne ca Eee ae cadets will graduate next Friday ts as follows : | dom Behloy, the Mentenant commander, was Redbird og ph DUPETONT Assacur ox 4, Boremen— - apSane % ow Conon dW. Taylor, Vas Wm. McKay, Del. Jc e ee ee Sate * oes ©] Michael Daly, Join Tracy, and Edward Mup- ‘on ETCHER, | LEONARD CLEANALLE REFRIGERATOR, = ____ v2 | Gated Iteetrie’ and Steaue Haths heodore C: Fenton, Pa Volney 0. Chase,’ La | Aamiral Shufeldt was sent to Korea asa spe: | inuness and tite Vest sea ot coeetatorscae ie | Clstged with assaulting Mr. Louls Knelss, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING ANDUPHOL- | THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD. | Exit ING, SCOURING AND Dry | Uratment, at SUD Msour uve. 1. William G, Milter, Vas George Wt Slocuni Lt | cial envoy, aud was Peeoived, and suceeded in | tie halintes oF moneaiie, thar bie cba | butcuer late Saturday: miglit on the ti tract SPERY GOODS. | oxy REFUNDED IF IT DOES Nor DO AS ts Establishment. 1205 New York w Ura, Rost & LEWIS, eorge W.Kline, X-J.; James W.Kittrell, Miss; | efeeting the Korean treaty, which is now in | side of the immense fi GuAgAtt Gohnems lamer then aerieeinticen ener poison Sector pe | . Heaned and tuished nthe most supert ner’ | GOS D street northwest. “Telepboue . as 8. 01 u; Robe ———+9.—_____ padace e esl lowest, 5 ‘So ‘and 3108 € CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with a. Fischer, a 3 Ree lust! Var Dacki neanson Bros’. sale of stocks to-day | being fired from the He and 23 Tim Srmxer Nowrawest . __501 Market Space, S06 and Slo sthst_ |S apiy selina pi Ike buen. Heo Olea ASA tent Ve Ovid ain puseinpenices anaes — ¥ | rom Fort Valerien, | The crowd is vers orderly, | yar Ticratoxp Prats 1iCrLprG.—Work- w my y i ee Patej Ex y. Riberle, ATE; * eB. | he pace aud at this hour there is not a sign of that now engaged in remedying @ defect ASHIOIA ap Caan CORED BY THE Varor Stoves Mas Sessa Revreer, Re a Mee aes ae alles | _, cas stock, $42.75, 6 shares; Franklin Insur- h talked of and written about. was observed in the south side of the & CIGARETTES Erte til sow Have examined ote lange as Cos Ot street, opposite Patent Om aE ple Taniox N.C: Habert &; Coontz, Missourk | sharcsr Washington Saw’ Depanity “S120, 10 | tins ir the alge Bigot od Tae ited | Kictanond Flats buns, at she corner of 27th reo - ott Airerent makes, especlally the im : pou ee pixe RL. "Evans, Mass: Charles C\ Poo, Pa. | Shares! Metropolitan, 885,50 shares, © "ih Visitors from the provinces and from | pit res ME, Pace, Of the firm of Gray & pen Ac: JENERATOR STOVE, having only one burn les M,C i N- Cs a 5 = ok Bi ly here is ever incre: ct on the south eorne the bul Pare: J. Fart St. Lazare. | you have to teas, tuen the others are ready for use WHITE DRESSES, SLIPS AND ROBES, Tose Ra See ee oe bat Poe Pees eae, or ae et ene THE PROCESSION MOVES. caused acrack in one, ipide of the corbel stone Sa ty all Chee os setaisinty | Aliamlsee them, tn sizes and prices LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS, H, Uberrott, Pas doing damuge in the fourth story tothe stent | ‘The funeral procession started punetually at | the oriole windor he settlement was weey INO CLOAKS, noon, The threatening clouds of the morning | slight, and there has been nofurth sence eo % Ene Gl wo, RAN Pe He . of $400. Yesterday afternoon a tire was dis- | jid disappeared by this time and thesun shone | during the past six. montus, ‘The building was K M C. Ae En Ee ing wear, in Mother BEA EON, Pen DEC od te ote one Rate Loren | Stieren, Im the mannsard 100% Of ths baliding on | BAe Geenppoeren WY Us ean end ieee ree | Cae Pee on cee ene ee ger JVAANUrACTCRING OMPANY. apo and all kinds of mb31 13th and Ti streets gorthwest._ | daughter, arrived in New Yor! mm Liverpool | F street in which Evans’ eating house is lo- | With the oll Ings of the people of France fol- | this defect should be remedied, which is now wae = 'S FURNISHING GOODS. mn | 7 =<» SANUELS SHEDD | Yesterday by the Cunard steamer.—Capt.W.C. | cated, and before it could be quenched did dai re 7 e proces: Enormous | bei one, oriole is now propped. EVEN XW. SAMUELS. SHEDD ts X® | lowed the hearse in the procession, Enorm ns » The pon nel in eee See Cc LC = ies Chareh editor of the Army and Navy Journey and siete es Sxtebt Oe 00, covered by insurance. | crowds of people ne the strocts that form th e | rae z that the quoins may be repla cite meavavartens ror sams axp xE~s | Crormxe = : Col. Jolin $8, Canninghain, are at the ELIE — e fire is not knot route of te procession, while other masses of | building itself isin no @anger, and it is only am = -aning Establishment, TI John Kelly is at Clifton Springs,N. Y., suffering is ple 88 the Intersectii rects a | instance of a local defect which is lable to be Street Northwest, GIVEN. so Severely from insomblaand melancholia, butis | (A REMINISCENCE oF LANosTeR’s Carer or | PCOlle powess the tntersccting, tirects, tor a | lustapes of a loval deftrt w ar (SEN PLENCE MANTELS, GRATES, | Shid'to be getting belter.——Father Chapelle, of | CRBUE—Among the old warrants on file at the | Twa distance on citer sits, Tike baildings ee 1 * Garments, uiso, Velvet and BIG SI. Matthew's has gone to New York, for a short Seventh precinct station is one sworn out by | frm whieh may be’ had a view of the upar | REFUSING TO ASSIST AN OFFICER, ‘ ah os each. ‘THE MISFIT STORE, rape Veils, Laces, Gloves, etc, are 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. visit —Charles T. Howard, owner of the Louis- | Henry T. Coleman for the arrest of John Lan. | {idjed'spectacies, per | w. Elin was arrested Batarday night by Ome faily reinforced, Huest workuvanshipr perfect CORNER TENTH AND FSTREETS. ME RDLES EVENING Die wenn N+ _ | {ana lottery, died ‘in New York yesterday.— | caster, alias Langster, who was recently hanged | “4104 Peete io wnteh M. Floquet delte- | oo Keuny, of the ssoond precio he preantne ADIES kV ED asks A SPECIALTY. spade red Roa a hb for the murder of Othcer Fowler. It charzes . . ed :: i‘ ~ © static i PERS SHIT aa eee = & f cd by this process will nob x-Represenitative Jones, of New. Hampshire, anes | ered at the Ate de Triomphe, touched the hearts | On the way to Ube station Eslin ‘resisted, and EEPS SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE_ $19 Blue Flan Jose their origital shayes und grease spots need | Wo HH. F 7 und Gen, Willlam Sooy Smith, of Chicago, are | Lingster with stealing an overcoat from White- | Cris hearers, and was greatly applauded. The | ‘imothy Doyle refused to assist. the offiecr and ec0ns, cursus the Very Hest Six rd. Satie | $12 Bite Has f tobe removed ellectually. "Price 91-50 und ghee por eke ae room at the Higgs ——Mr, J.S, Curtls, of the United | frd's mission on the 24th of January, 1833. | Procession is moving without @ hiteh in the | he also was arrested, At the station they each SPRULAT TANG ArNs IN SECKWE ar, 3 16.20 Blue Fa aa Ae fase States geological survey, will leave for the west Affairs in West Washington. preseribed program. Jeft 85 collateral, which was forfeited In the vEAK Ne Po Hosk. HANDR Sls Fine t. A i. We s my name, Wednes accom pani y his wife. PI 3 ice Court this moru! Unie DEES. Rl CLovin ker ae “Ait cul, abda set of brass | : Nanri wise Washington ts my stntion Str. William D-Gabell, Drinelpal of the ‘Norwood | May Processiox.—The May ion of | ane police arrested several bean reof red flags, —— . BEST boc. AND DRAWHIS IN THE Pores onter in every nivie and material, ‘have enough goods in iny store institute, las gone oa bihef visit to. his ex | the Trinity (Holy Catholic) churén took place MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The clerk of the court Jy. due Serge sults. at $12. and gui ite erfect fi ib for ‘To “suit” the whole creation. ~ = ic Ps sterd: altel the order of th which were unfurled at the starting poluts or ¢ aT 23 vd Lack serge Salts, at $10. OOMEn SPECIALTIES ARS {ate in Virginia “Charles W. Buck, the new | yee pelige a3 follows, Kalghis of Ste Borenca, | headquarters of the several revolutionary. soci- | B#s lesued matrlace licenses to Alfred Stoncand $15 Norfatk Jackets and Cuts, at SLE * indhing Merino Underwear My priges are exceedingly low, Uae Sets Pena ae ets Det Rue aise aseeras tee eeatwee mea: | eee ‘Thon hes tome, howpwes, Sontrions ©: | 555 Racket sacatiys Genes Mato nal oFlulk Jackets, i tise fot aby you wi see or z 3 ; = stand S . i 5 . 6 tor 906. $50 Stemucter Coats aid Vests, 92,50, Patent Shoulder Iiaces, Bad ah Diese Reform Goods. AY Senktite goods ‘ith pleasureshow, | Mason, who a few days ago. resigned trom the | aPd bearer, John Clears? Sunday échool boys, in patrlodcsongsby bandsofmen gathered beyond | Margarct le Donaldson; Sohn Blockston nd iF. Ze. per pair. $10 Canshnnere Suits, cat to 36.50. Conaren'a Crenge Copetsand Bustos, And try their best to please ye. havy, Will sail for Barons with ‘his farally on a of oe A ae pees ee F; | tne reach of the voices of Uhe orators interrupted ies Berryman, Henry Smoot and Mary E pes Sent ee YOUE DO | 315 Casolinere Suits: Cut to S10. make) that for the prices ungurpaged ot 8 OW8 Bargains you will surely atrike, Scoretary-Coon, who Went to Yortress Monroe | MeGowan, ilose MeNerhang, Vinge ‘Wetzel, |Somewhat the unity of the eulosies, but be- | Slew OLIVER P. BUR: 5 € : ¥y aren no delay: Secretary Coon, who went to Fortress Moni +h yond this there was nothing to mar the beauty E DETTE. 1s Cussimtere Suits, cut to 312, _N. French, German aud Span'sh spoken. ms If you make no delay; for a short season of rest and recuperation, has | and Estelle ‘Thecker. Heart Learer, Miss | Sone cite fiers Hes Hoe Mssivences of the Frsep FoR ASSAULT oN A CororEep Gret.— a8 TE st ow. 000 pair “Odd Patits at GO per cent less than ordt- | ~~ RocioN, CORCORAN HUILDING, on na Neill zell you! what you Ike, Feturned fo Washington, and resumed tls | Marton, Byng; attendanta, Mines, Hertie’ Teun. | OF det ams spec | charles H. Ball, a tinner, formerly of Norfolk, i a og ro IE 2) J. Firstelass Hair Dresser irom Parts, seal duties at the Treasuty department to-day.— | nell and Hanlon. standard bearer, Miss | tacle. of tho procession escorting the body | V#., Was before juaze neil to-day charged with rhc RecN LCAS ATO Eh eh a ie ins ett Ce dy awe vue eta | Mas aa educa sca of Gir Wage STaePacor a ae | ni ak er et se . ince Albert Suits: from $13 Up pipes se Vien Of this city, and formerly a clerk in the adju | (1:45 p.m.) reached the lodgment of the tilus- Groce Sprassy, ‘ution Cutaway suite be Dost and Youths, trom | MUUNECFGE AMIGOS ere weonae tant. keneral’s office, who was deputy surveyor | Miss Nellie Kleber recited a picce, ats whlch | {rious dead. The immense crowd that fils the | Ves oN Capitol Hill. The girl testified that ae 507 SEVENTH STREET, aviarges t Alpaca and ; Lilies’ tlhe Hair Cutting and Halr Dressing. at Denver under President Arthur, his been ap- Doonan. cdletion by Haake | boulevard Michel includes an enormous uum. | 100K some othes home for a lady on saturday 7 SEVEN eT, ge assortment Alpaca and Drap @'Ete Coats | }juley fine Hale Cutting and Halt Dressing. polnted assistant commissioner of the Colorado | monies were elosed by ben og t | Perot people who go tomuke Up the dietarting | 2d when sbe went in the house the . WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENION White Venta Full assortment, 1 prices, best | Wiss to order. MME J. P. PALMER, Semi-decennial census, with headquarters at | Kelly. The usual route, from the church to the | Per of people who eo fomeke ap Or ng | assaulted her. ‘The defendant denied the ae FIRST TO OCH S14 CHEVOIT strrs — For HEE i 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Prams Courter {ities tos city seater “fUstuats<The humeral of Mr. Jobn Th Crone” tnrcoeen S08 racic oh, ig another witness, he court imposed ine Gouin tack Ab mun srviwor | oo, FORMOYEATO , : Uses Aah ays? i | wok pace yenareny aicron fom thet | pouch, 20 a te ne a etal ai ke a CORT, CUTAN AUC Soler sea Sane 28 TST OS TPSRERAN May fh saver | Rival Acdany od apone te dey with us | Cubano cht, ayigecmevars remtive | Nace geaiear cha Wa ee Is WORTH MORE MOSER. TAT Sense Pan as han sue, compete | eacovar To Resunn, Sesh ire te rigs ites Pee Motes |neig me agen ee Shere tne interment gecurred.— ~The funeral | ,.3:40P. m-—The funeral of Victor Hugo up to | palyeeyns-matarday alterboon, near 8D, THRE LES NEW > line, from $2 vp. 3 of David W. ley took place this morni: ont ‘conducted | ner of 4th and I streets, two colored men, SR TEE STYLES IN NEW NEAT * FUR BOYS18 TO 18, : June 1 we will move to 041 Pennsylvania Alleged Blaine | Movement to Defeat | from the M. P. church. Dr Sates ofilated. seelor been the mans usisin coe Briscoe and alike Greet, RY SFYLIH SURE FOR | 2S ov aia SB. worth 3750. : svenueto rebutidon our prevent looutty, — | Mia Hars Ar Cosr ‘A.alapatch from Burlington, Vi, to the New | THE Text CouMescemEsr of the Lintht. | Uonaily good order. 0S © Green Tan off, and Briscoe threw the officer A pleut Salt at Be worth Sa ‘and until that time we will offer our stock of ‘TO REDUCE STOCK. Yak on ee ee gum institute will be held at the Curtis school General Foreign News, the ground and kicked him on, ee Abeh nodes aves Wen evay i toi Haak eae, Bosy Teestns Beery ee Blaine partisans to defeat Senator Edmunds in Selock ithe snluiaiaey willbe aailvered by s _[SEmUARY xp reuara, we [a comme back and Tie. Cake and Card Baskets, Vegetable, Baking : the of 1886 has alrendy begun to | Clin ‘The will be awarded | Bert, June 1.— German re- | Sccured and up a THE MISFIT STORE, and Butter Dishes, Candelabra, Casters, All oar Milan Hats st ACTUAT: COST, excegt black | take ah 2 8 pretty ganerally nderstood | by Hoe. Jodah I. Denk, president of the board Exile, has Yeea ralsod from that of envy" 10 om, Ine Court GEORGE SPRANSY, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS French Marble, Ollt and Brass Mantel — | @P@wBe ey sro, Vermont railway; seen ot } | Stine Star Panry for tho beneft of St, John’s | tut of falnister. = pole omicsr and were seat to ‘sary ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, igi Ad wean egaen pictnk bare Malad desta Gocks, Brass Mirrors, Sconces, Candlesticks, 1200 F @raxer Nouruwesr, my23_| €3-Gov. 3 church will take place this ‘ot Mackall ‘sROTTIAN Finances, * ‘s500. ; 207 SEVENTH STREET, sudan, te careful abd cometo the CORNER OF | 6,4 At greatly retuced pices for caan | 2000 Staten Nowruwese. _y28_ | SF TURE AND Conprrs0 or Waren at | has Insicscied tho Hombsoulan teehee | ome: Pot Casn-x1n the Mapah canines © «seas conan TENTH AND FRSTREETS, my20 paper bas already ‘begun repablishl ‘JA.u.—Great Falls, temperature, 68; condition, Soupopt on toe Deman Joan, #9 witthcld per | Court, Ja to-day, aeyts _OrrstT PaE CELLULOID TRUSS, HARRIS & SITAFER, cord of Smyth as the wat governor ; recelving reservoir, tom} 70; condi: | cent of the full amount for’ the of the | injunction case of ‘etal. ag. FPO LADIES, 1 WILL SEXD FREE OFCHARGE, | (I) "Tat “nager breake, never, weary out, always G. T. Kezx Poland has moved on at north conacction. ; soulhtconnection, | Eevptlan treasury. ‘In London it is thought cin Union telegraph ecmpany to Gor taakine & bacuiess, prepares Jean, wort 3 reservoir, temperature, 71; con: | hit ‘Egyptian financial erection of line Jeeantifying, Enlarging and Develoving the Bust, | Is tur saleas CHAS FISHER'S, JewELens, apenas sing Giion ee intent nate Boose is efiben! ontton by the broach “of deputies In: wos resume ‘Mr. 3. Srcommamenet wo your friewdan Mates ot 702 SH |, prgiee devotee Meee eet nen weet. ‘TaIton, groun 36, "Low tide im the shove’ fan | proceeded to argue the onse for my20-3 Dr. LEONALD DAUCHY, sandusky,Oblo, | Lady Putrous euthou to Ue wan ‘ ieee plotly nursing house, 34,1 in the river at. dicates that the arrived at ‘at myl1$m 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 616 Orn prener ge wit bes ; pm. High tide af 8:50 pena. ‘Sereement concerning Egypuan Suances,