Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1885, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR THE AMEER NURDERED. eee > Reported to Have Bren Killed by His PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, r ne ae ere. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, St. Perensncna, June 6—The Novos (news Worthwest Corner Penz-yivania Ave, and Ita St, by Stee eetnae toe ae Gee ok The Evening Siar Newspaper Company, SAiisauiee trad thatthe sander Ste GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. place in Persia, when the am ras at the =e al bat Ayoub an, tne dee Tur Fee<xo Stan m served to gubseribers in the Seed sunee’. Will be hie successor. “The report po City hy carriers, on tl-elr ow account, at 10 cents per coset: plete dion pone agaed miner pene heme Dey ahr apron > TRE REPORT DISCREDITED I€ LONDON, Tionth: vue year, $4 six moult. So Sears SSsSSsSSSSsSSSSsSsSSsS999. sa Ss : : i te ameer ghanistan ts doubted in of Se eee eee tone cles here, as the government bad ived Bo STAR—pnblished on Friday—$1 a inormation ap to @ late hour this afternoon Tix Week seus postage pi Rares ade Known on appitent tending to confirm the rumor. Some bdelleve aber ae toe fae | Vou G6—No 10,018. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1885. ee ee : TWO CENTS ‘The Postal Telegraph's Troubles, | CuIcaco, Jane 6.—Judge Blodgett yesterday Es. HAL = | grants Postal Towgeaph company an in. v Mh a L i vi! nection Jowell, at ansy le ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. _ SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. LATEST OFFICIAL CHANG CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS. {rence in asking legislation from Congres on Telegrams to The Star. i2scntnints © X Howe or Meamat Pesce IN MOVING TO A PLACE OF SAFETY | >> CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Cok- Appointments by the President, Ete. | The Sessions of the Prison Reformers | A committee, consisting of one member from 'S Of $61,266, the company representdng that to (Beery th inte tive at ny places hatte tox | SSE G Any ARN, PAPTISE CHURCH COR-| Goveexaexr RecEirrs To-pay.—Internal | 4F ‘at Willard Hall. qrery delegatifa prosent ‘was appointed to we. sell any portion of telines’ would seriously Seat Tale Ped ig | pager ala schon 0 Preaching Via. revenue, $425,845; customs, $556,604. ‘The President today appointed John -W. lect the place for the next meetin got theconfer- Gamage te euuire property eee y SS UMPLED AND SOILED, then. "Ali cordiauuvtieg. = MOM TAPE) pestoxem PostuasTan.—Postmaster San-| Nelihs, of Georgia, to be U.S. marshal for the | At the session of the couference of Charities | rire cure pisraicr peteoartos wasoatren| HE AMEER ASSASSINATED., | enor ime tentuchy Content strike, Waa ¥ eda ia pebus ene quarter of Giahvebee, Fe CSN, METHODIST EPISCOPAL | derson, of Clarksville, Tex., has resigned be| rn district of Georgla. Mr. Nel ‘at | and Corrections last evening, papers were read UPON Lexixcrox, Kr., June 6.—Mr. W. B. Rider, Hate ‘nw aida to te Sisee of Lauien Damaged | je n,,Styfet aoe nent, Fetnay veal avauue, cause he Nelloves that “to the ‘victors bel t principal Keeper of the state n- | by Judge Snell, and ex-Gov. Henry M. Hoyt, of | to name its member of the committee, Mr. L. $. qr 1p | et eee ee ews ieake and Badergarinesis ims eultire upstate stock (which ore | Ley, an; i pus seman “A Great Gusinne | the spoils, ei i Pennsylvania, and aa informal address was de- | Emery gaye in the name of Rev. Wm. a. Bart.| THE FAILURE OF EX-GOV. HALE. Sint llae e dlcrymegs Be apenieleay ng wolpen = Sandie ofc ne) ee Tame TS | suniay School 9 a, 20 std cng Mu | Secuerany WaiTany has returned to Waab- sf Uvered by Charles Dudley Warner. Gov. Hoyt | lett, Mrs, Spencer subsequently spoke to the | tae eoetouss ate beeoannen co eee Reptoa nee: RH. TAYLOR, evening. Prayer meeting Weduesday eveuini ington from Annapolis, PEERS Thomaa ty Per ‘ia, | Spoke ae mp evelttion ol eter He oaeen president of the none) eg er oer | sre Alvision oe Sent few days is r sinned Z ee ene — ave’ been appoint upon a prison as @ place of punishment, and | that he was informed thut Judge ‘MacArthur. WIT’ Sg, | end, he busi iestor the road te betty tran -Je0-t_930 Pennayivaninave. | [go> fLETCHER ME CHURCH COR OPNEW | secretary ENDIcor and General Dram surgeon geuerals nought le just ea Probar tas Ganadad ca mit: | abe Chl mAGTor tee teal ete cane | ee HL THE INDIANS, | Siita'us usual. Mr Hider stawnl that tine dame WATER FILTERS THAT BENDER THE | gia and Spm by the pastor, Hev. , | Will leave Washington next Tuesday for West | probation, under civil oe ting crimes should be disgraced and punished, | BOthing of the meeting at which Mr. Bartlett age done by the strikers was trifing. The places POTOMAC WATER FERSECELY Foun, Peovle 5 musing “Su pm. Frayer inecting | Point to attend the graduating exercises at the | , 21%. Rebecca F. Barnes, * ee . = Was chosen, and, therefore, the announcement OF the few men who went out bave been filled, ‘ m., $30. | military academy. ‘been Bromoted froin $900 to and he advocated the classification of prisoners, | was not auchoritarive, 55 jee Desperadors. nn arte my ’ Sepatating. worse’ cua" ainares canta | = tion eatdno| 4 WREOK IN LAKE MICHIGAN, Three Yout . reality bidand Gowers Al Srofaly iavt'd's | THE Douexex will make hor tral trip atsea, | "James A. Norton, of Ohlo, was foday ap- | offenders tom the hariened class of prisoners, | ue" eay the mmmbers of the delegation sald no- FEY RON A SOLITARY RAILWAY PASSENG ng f z which is considered requisite by Secretary | Polnted special agent of the treasury. Mr. Warher deseribed a recent visit to the re | had not attention, ri RIDGE, 1000 Pa wee MW. BE es seine: Be went ie d oer ey STARING THE Roots OFF Miia FEIT. pirat METROPOLITAN ot —Ecarcnen, | X! formatory at Elmira, as an example of disel i = ‘THE O21 THE ALES. Foxp pv Lac, Wis, June 6.—Wm. Fargo, abies ie rele rastions aurea corner saand Cais nw. Preaching at 4 Seivenea ets Han day. She will be ac) vyrE CLARK INVESTIGATION. | {iu ;, fie thought ‘discipline was one of the Sua Geniceee RAND SEE FRISUEOF Wi aged 17, Hen a 16, and Martin hee Eminaates sor. this, work, a Rlectric and - by the pastor. Rev. Dr, IUNTLuy, m. patel i most important elements in the training of | “4\@hP" eet te . . rtpeiraied @ daring robbery Mciuicnt uel, Bupgiay Alarm, Speaking Tubes | Sf, AXorm ME Nevatas, of penver.cou. witldsicer | Cayiser Orricans See NO Vistrons—The | Gem. Motgs Approves the Work en the | ia inmpriane, elements in the iraluing of soclety of the Garticld suemorien, Kosa ie Tuursday night’ in a caboose of a northers And Lightalng Rods, cheerfully given at ressonabie | a0 Widnes ou Mormou! fesper ‘servi 42” | omices of all cabinet officers, as well as that of ‘Terrac ment of prisoners tn confinement, He con- | viting the conference to visit, the hospital, aud EX-GOV. HALE'S FAILURE. freight tain after It left the city for the north, wae ‘trasted the old and pew style of prison manage- | also to attend the Quantico hich ter Monday A. Trinker, the sole passenger, was alone in the C, SCHNEIDER, 1207 F stm w. [Tee REFQRMED CHURCH SERVICES TN peyeres: Se te ‘dng | Im the course of his testimony in the Clark | ment. The etfect of confinement he said Was | evening. The eens was. directed. to exbopse, wad Just as'the ‘train’ etasted the bows GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, SoNTaG. Missionary service at S p.m. Sunday | Saturdays, in approval of the work on the Capitol terraces | #2!" htdid not promise well tor re: | Hreuzed for Monday evening would prevent es = snap eA. epectel Brom, Rin duwn, S00k 65.28, Gle sive 40 Zais, he thought, did ‘not promise well for re- | the conterenee from accepting the invitation, | cord, N. H., says: Ex-Gov. Hale of New Harp. | lit, ins hat, his capeack, and even the boots stailtheservices Me AA SISISIE | Ov tux Frvacon Six Wuspano arriscaszs | Te Only noteworthy defect be had observed | form, and exprewed the, Siihion ta 1 such, Auincancomont was made {hata mecting would | suie, whose residence in'tn Kecne, has fatten | tf ts fects Besdes earn is Nest data’ to 1 HUKCH, COR. oat | for appointment as post office inspectors about | WAS 8 crack extending almost across the accomplish, the hardened criminals had best | Cronin in the Init oe ee oo iOe | with lar.e Habilities. His house in Keene and | Dives. ahd carrying way Wall of that, | its as d Price, pastor | one hundred have been requested to attend an | °f YeF¥ conspicuous block. As the block was | #egomplish, the, SOUeTeeOn ae ae Dulepast La areindk | bis interest in the Keene Chair company have beon arrested and most of the plunder re ieee hell el Tan, Sunder actiar | exumination, w be held June 17th, for the pur- | #7 and costly he presumed the contractors} "Sudge Wn, 1s nell, of this city, read an in-| until evening. ed on Thursday with claims ting | Govered. McUune has uot yet been found, percent reduction tu price. Pat | 9:10u.m. and 3:30 pm. A moonlizbtexcursion down | Pose of Ailing the thirty-six vacancies, had allowed it fo pass. He said he had given | tergstfug paper in relation to the penal Institu- | “Puig witeragon many members of the con- | over 8100,000. It Is reported t ia cent = ater, | the Potomac ve the 3S Missiohary Society kr Sees Ne Pana eee oth tast, Y*ie" | Post Orrice OxpERs.—In order to prevent PERSONAL TA RST BAPTIST CHURCH, 13TH ST., | the information sent to the Post Office depart- ASSESS! \EFICE, D. Sc ieeere tists. nw. Bev. Dr. CoTHsxer, | ment about postmasters from being improperly Wasitixerox, Jute I, 1885. os s a & mbel x biltties may reach $1,000,000, The attaching - = the terrages and approaches wider investiga- | tions of this city, ference carried out the uncompleted program oa y B Sis . by A Negro Conjurer Murdered. tion on examination sufficiently close to have | THe, President announced that Mr. Julian | oryesterday and visited the Goverumeur Hon | P2 eevee OF the erie Caer ee Meee || Exraua foc, Ack. S0n00.- She payeerboms Hawthorne would address the conference next | pital for the dun } vf Dr, | {U4 several of the national banks of Keene. | detected anything seriously defective. He pro- | quesday night. Rodding. (On thowas cise sip cr ae : rea of Now | sunrdot cf the cid oalore Mules Owens nounced it beautiful work, which would greatly ‘The Session To-day, tol, und were photographed on the steps of the it ta understood, hold Mz. + Hale's | Bear J¢ ‘at ag ER ‘Taxpayerson personal proverts are hereby outed, ge mate erate eer ne eee ats only | 844 t0 the general appearance of the Capitol. | ‘Today's scssion of the conicrenee of Charities | east portico, That Senator Blairand Pranic Joma of Ports | sown that Os tobe a conjarer Gut and Petar to vis office suanteroent of tele ee | (eee L migne at 230 | PY application to him, This order has been in | AS! whether the work was perfector not, he | and Corrections opened at a little after ten| The Distrlet Jail and Beformatories. i fe mouth, are among the chief endorsers of ex- | bY she supe ‘ wa tome the we.—Gospel services every ulght at 7 said he had never seen. but one piece of marble | * : z Seer =| Gor : dered by thy a from, the ‘Cost information that cnn be obtained, aad E Es | sacking during ontes hikiras a= Would eramble for atleast 500 years, ‘On cross: | pastor of St. Matthew's church, ‘The all of { J8Ase Snell read an interesting payer before | placed on ear ae eet eaten | sie to tian. Binay aay add thereto a penalty uf fifty per centins, ee ee, Sie 001 Auxy OxpEns—Leave for four months is | examination Gan, Melgs sail! xs a public officer | states not being completed, the regular order of | {20 Natlonal Conference of Charities and Cor- | $277,000. Among the principal creditors are: | estigation is creating cousternalom Blank schadaies ean be obtalned ut this office, CE Sey and Sis. nv. comsaunion services at It he would have objected to the stone he had de = edd eclpsa dari rections last evening on the penal and reform- Parks, i +9 B | among the negroes. By order of the Lomieouers of the Diiret of | clock au Preaching at 3 pram by fey. Hs. | granted First Lieutenant Dantel Cornman, ad- | he would bave objected to the st the day was dispensed with for the moment ng Pe p50,000: C. A. Parks, Boston, $20,000; thd 1s ce cae Phases” Sunject! “a ‘len for the Hoya” all are | Jutant 21st intantry. ‘The leave of Captain | Section or eeek was ook ee ee aes | and tie atory institutions of the District. He referred | Keene National bank, 880.000; the Monadwock | Ga uy ey Wormete New im ia BOERS? F DODGE. | wens A*_| Samuel T. Hamilton, 2d cavairy, is further ex- | Hower of the oilleer in ‘charge. By the time that REPORTS FROM STATES in terms of praise to the general management eee Bes Safire v aiuouaw: 38 os < greed ree’ 3 Jel-6t Assessor, (fee, CHURGE OF “OUR FATHER” (UNE tended one month. question arises the contractors had generally | mot yet called were read. of the jail and Its sanitary condition, noting the | Jitrick ot Boston Sista : | have made their appearance in PAUL BONAVIRES. THE WELL SS" versalist) Abthand Lsta, Rev. ALEX. KENT, Pr yeceived all but a sinall resefvation of the con-| Mr, Lindsey read tho report from Oregon, | fact that the prison has been free from epidem- al bank.of Keane,’ he Ci | this vietnity, and It [+ expe a a oF Services appropriate to ‘Children's Sunday Seep ee READ DOLDAR = | incu, price. ide would also Have Oujacted oa : ve des Yoshi, of ie DO, and Geo, | destroy « lacy pant of f Dogs to annoauce 1 bis’ patrons (hot be lis entirely | Yomorguw at 1 am. At pal, lecture to, the | Secretary Fairchild has recetved a long protest | few ofthis vlociac on an ota CE eee 10, 8 | which called attention to the necessity of some | ios and but five deaths have occurred there in | National bane, rie lestroy a large amount of tral Tenovated his establistim Ail work will be fi 0) ‘| from leading citizens, business men and state | were veinad, not perhaps with ron, but some- | Teform in the matter of ¢onfluing innocent per- | ten years, The daily average of prisoners Is eer ltphoga rea 2 Plenro-Pnenmonia Among Short Horns Stese in avery seqpect A clean towel ts wed on officials of South Carolina, Including the state | thing whe: gave them an unpleasant color, | Sons on suspicion and persons held as witnesses. | stated about 200 during the ten years. uantual, sense po m, Otis, Fume 6. W. Carte af = treasurer and conptroller general, against the | Probably isinglass or mica. He thought the | In the case of wealthy persons arrested, itis| “The seperation of the sexes,” continued | ageney over his own sign u ve Stock cor nd Dr. Bat. =} anoox: continuance ot the coinage of the Bland silver | man who supervises a thousand workmen | said that they are allowed to go out on bail, | Judge Snell, “is now secured as completely as | be worth $700,000, With liabilities of $10,000, | Jer, a ve rinary surgeon, in the employ of the ie sd i has 2 dollar. It is, of course, not in the power of the | ought to have, with his better-trained mind, a | hile the poor, though innocent, are confined | !s possible when the two sexes are allowed in the | The assets in this city are very light, consisting | board, made = report last night that pleuro- GARDEN HOSE, any length. (re, GURECH OF THIS ASCENS! Kecretary of the Treasury to, discontinue the | grater experience than any ono of the work in vile prison cells, High tribute was puid to | Same prison, But we emphatically condemn | only of Mr, Hales teatieoee uae tie lead wat mouta has been discovered In the sl U ner of Massuchusetis ave, and 12th coinage of silver; but all sush protests will be | men and be a better judge of work, the works of charity edfected by women, The | the mixed system, as we ure convinced that no | Water privilege of the burued chair tuctory. Tt GAS STOVBS, all sizes: guaranteed. Call Secyices at 2 a.m and Spm. At S pin. evening | sent to Congress when It assem! . Perera one On gue cit ae es and Huch | report was eloquent throughout. amount ofeare Wan prevent abuses, . is rumored tirat Mr. Hale's investinente for two and examine. [a= CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, | Guaxpens.—The Department of State ts in- So ave trstimony. ‘he lattersufd that | 4 THe report of Pennsyivania waa then read by | iA tit ni at eee cenit ona emctent | or tres Fears past PAT oun Spey poces | and the-cnuire Word sccm to be ated. Am GAS FIXTURES, &c. No charge for hanging: te Sora ARH and Ba. nw Ree. LB | formed the disease known as glanders has ae Would take many years and snore money sun ats A phlei ise eadrtttag Ue change bad | formate prisoners within the last two years, and | terprises, Cae eas [ngs Nice end the slaughter OC the infected LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs,@c. | and 17 4m “choraieven sang” at 2760 piu Sanday | summed alarming propertions among the horses | (éentire Capicol bullding cost to eonstruet tuo | taken Pies in the ehuriites of that state sInee | soinriel a want long. Fecnulaeds Beperlence ——— | auimais. school (duriiig summer monte), at Span. At the | of Montreal. : the oilicial management had been caused by | AMonstrates Chat wo female prison stiould be LOST IN TUESDAY'S STORM. —— E F. BROOKS, carly service and eveu sulig all seatsare ae. 1 ‘TESTIMONY TO-DAY, death and resignation.” Av marked improve. | Weolly leit to the supervision of men. While A Fight With the Apaches. = ae eo = PERSONAL.—Secretury Bayard held a public} Capt. Davis, of the monument, gave testimony the femule prisoners are not numerous, we wel- *s . : => FOURTH Pi AN CH ‘Ht, -. ae ps = a ment had been and was being effected in the eS . a ato 5a wel = ‘rew of Sax Simon, N. M., June 6,—Twenty-four cat my27 san 15e street, | [Fag EEE PRS Rev, Josswn | reception at Kansas City to-day, and there will Whteli tu bistudgment was goods” U2 C4 | prisons throughout the state, "An unexpected | Come {ueadvent of the matin as a well timed Lost iu Lake Michigai tlemen, ied by Parks and Fisher. of Duncan, (ee * Bey F, Reety, paler Sabbath school at #0 a.m.) bea banquet in his honor this evening— | Wich im bis judgment was goo number of iusahe persens had been found Fa P CHICAGO, June 6.—The scow Nellie Winlack | Who arrived bere last night, tad an encounter Sole Axent for burant; O.S8, Bhi 5 Tite RocHEsT ri: #HiWiSo company’s : : Qhurdit; C8, Rhinehart, the artist, and Julian . methods ‘ison diseipli oe Charles Dudley Warner, editor of the Hartford | Dissatisfied with the Appointment, _| fied in private piaces, many of whom were | ve pn aes rae thorne, the novelist, are at W or crew e1 e y ot yenty: Todians | Ler ‘ The system of continement In this jail, the | 20d ber crew of five men are numbered umong | With a band of about twenty-tive NORTHWESTERN DUMOCRATS WHO DO NOT Like | DUA With chains and bubinitted to terrible ADEE RAI, Ta Le SoU ERE rAd MS | The wictinaolTomsday migutsmara, ave tice | SOMeAy might at dhe tmome of Ecobtee * ever 6! 1 01 m 100 shots were exchanged, xy h ard’s— | BEECHER BEING PREFERRED TO KUMN FOR - 8 hot strictly solitary imprisonment, since con- | rw has been mulssing ever sluce that Gnu non. About 190 y Loe aa " ‘ Mr. W. D. Gabell, of the Norwood Institute, has | Conngcror of CUNTOMS, ‘4 i. rp read by Mr. | versation In the presence o” a ghard fe perimit- | When ste left Port Clinton to et papacined Pa eat roertny dinoeergon ret penge lancome) ~ fh Teturned to the clty from a visit to relatives in as tnade with regret to the | toy “Tris conceived but tittle cat | cargo ofsaud, Port Clinton is only ten milies @ catilemen brought with them w Seapine: eee Sak acisteumeae | Pare ts Cones Le "7 o | Vinginja— “Representative Wilkins, of Ohio, | ‘The appointment of Capt, H. F, Beecher, son | des Jf sald, the | from this ludalgence,and muca bene by ale | HOTt of Chicago, and the Winlack 9 Those mother ts supposed to have been also eee 3 TERE | Houuer day. Our si . ‘ was the recipient of # serenadg, reception and | of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, as collector of correction relied tof ade algence, have covered the distance in less than three | killed iu the encounter. Bighteen bead of stock, a " re ‘Known evil which the purely brasyband, Monday night. Sh banquet, given by bia democrati¢ friends and | eustoms for the Puget Sound district, is not pepe Most important law | Sears system develops. She PES’ hours, butahe has not bea heard of since she | Were captured fron the Lu mm Vited to atied all eighbors, at Uhrichsville,on Wednesday even- | p) ea L : legislature, tae report said, oes acs = cleared from Clinton. The Winlack lett Chicago — i —Mrs. Woleatt Lay ‘and danght e ef Or- pleasing, it appears, to the democrats of the he transfer of carabie cuses ENFORCED IDLENESS OF PRISONERS, M last, aud reached Ciinton during the mt ange, N.J., are stopping at Mrs. Waters’, 1207 | Borthwest. Judge Kuhn, of Port Townsend, | of inssnity tow curalive asyyium. A bill x:ving ‘Aside from what is incldent to prison | atternoon, Her crew work a part of Monday | _DENVER, Cot. G swweet_—senator Harrison arrived ju town | Was endorsed for the appointment by the dem the Rowman Gathulic clergy the right to alsnin- | quties,” Judge Snell said, “no labor f* per | Light aud all aay Tuesday loadiug ber with | Clr, sare: oes ero een tee: it eran ona rs ring, at the Wiggs. — ocrats generally of Washington ‘Territory, and TRIBE eRe is) eccraiiie Gor chats couren per formed by jail convicts, und it will be observed | 8f#¥el from the beach, Shorty aiter the first | dently just hatebwd out tn the warm sand, jue Lda J. Stiller, of Cedar Rapids, who sccom | also by many leading party, mon of Ogun y : ‘uall in the eveniug, ber auchor was weighed | Made their appearance on thesouth ade of the Gi the Tews editorial party to this eity,will | Kulu fs an old-time demoerat, and bas byen # | Hous In the state wuo desired it, had failed in | that the power to n for government | of) re 7 4 ‘aud can, by concerted action, be caticelied. Barties in i gud ber sails set, aud she was started ou her | Arkansas river opposite this place. An area the quest forsosfie tine her aach leading spirit fn the party of the northwe the legislature, but the board of chavities aud | and discipitue of the prisoners does uot author- | Rommewund trip.” How far she sailed is not Probably of 200 acres, ts literally fille with tf Pensio ce : eta member) or the tall 6 eclious hud permitted the administration | ied or requir ssgguenty there 149 | kuown, but it is believed she Was Lot far from | YOURE grasshoppers, “Tt ts sald that these in- All taxes due previous to July 1, 1682, can be pald cle iuny, Pe Cuasmuuplen service at | Thomas J Riser has ested ends ioe eae Tare | ea ter of the national committe: | Cofrcctious lud permitted the administration | Wel ort the ccrnment ine cobditon ated, | Chicags win the second storm burst upon her. | cts are Bot dreaded as much as locusts, and ata discount by calling og a z Thirsiay evening and duaeterly | riagy of his daughter, Bertha V., to Thomas We 01 standing this, and they had hud uo reason to | ported by the government in a condition Of eU- | Tt was irom the northeast, aim wasaccompanied | Will be Incapable of doing much damage. Ee ores Se Steak: ie MeKinow, atthe Chureb of the’ Epiphany, 12 tegret thelr action, poroed But eomiortabie idleness. The pecuniary | by a bic sea, and (he Winluck was too decply = _#24 ig street ERSARYOF THE : 4 : Serge ae, sonia ea loss to the community by the non-cimyloyment | pau aem and the Winlucke was too deeply, General Foretn News. Gomes, JouS W. Macautwan, | SSE bce: NGF THE | @elock, Sune 60h ‘ats of Washiugton Territory | ¢ METHODS Of TME BNGLISH POLICE FoRc! P v ©. Of these convicts is easily establisied, . i had basa Obsereea. Mi DISTURBANCES IN CRETE, as z di the appointment of Beecher | ®rhe regular order of the day was then taken | {hit nebeigetad ar mee ug | taking tu Lercanvay bad been observed. Mrs. . Navy Yard gate, Chaplain Krasger, 3:90 pti. 5 = = 1 . ally average of fail p mide kegs ee javy Yard gate, Chaplain ike. pu, om Rook-making and Pool-selling. Glover Building 1419 P maid aa Bdcmpericy ar thesis ‘ r ie of Capt, Peter Hans > Armens, June G--It ts reported’ here that See TAY WT SaaS, IIANM, | 4 weer ous ‘0 BE MADE UPOS A CHANGE OF | Weta Te Toate demveracy of tue nortl-| yp, afr. Brochiway read a report written by andthe working davein the years 312, | Gharotor the: Cece hee Cited ae Te ban | Ene ete aia bac bee eke Shenley Gere cena esata San Chapa VIOLATING THE GAMBLING LAWS. republican, and does hot now process to be a | Mr, Barwich Barker, the famous Eaglish author- | have the nun a eS ae offices, the barge oifice, and anumber of newly | Crete. No details have reached this place, and Sails ees ey c eamien's Bet vel work of Baltinore,| In the Police Court to-day, Assistant District | democrat; that to set aside an old party veteran | {ty on prison rule and retorin. ry In 1984 was Jastabout theaame. ad eas ond mee inquicies, from all ec gee pnp ong ia Uset the malcontents tenethieaen Geeta a taawanee ecting Stpsic, led by Ue. ¥, S| Attomey ‘Thomas called the attention of the | Uke Kuhn fora maa who doe: noteven prowess | treated upon the methods of the Baglish Poliee Jail, aut thesuperiutendent of the | SPOUL BEF husband's vessel, but without any ee ee eee ree a ae ee wish? CHAPEL GORE CI OFERE | Court’ to a charge of violating the gambling Crate oF Waa hadte ea atest tue deino- | foreg, Itsald that 50 years ago the policemen | wo ! s wrortn to the | Wininck consisted of ave uien all residents of | “Lasnom, JuneO.rit ie reverted tuir ateermenm Plusiven farnaucesboughtuod sold cncuumiaion | UK aa Pits nye doen neces baker: | laws against Orlando Jones and John I. Harris, | Teac eee Ne OF Qrezon. Sieh TEP” | were iooked upon as watch dage nereis, Thee : Wdeut, the District Com, | Hlselty. “The Winlack mast Havegone down | that the slander case of Charles W. Adaume age yonimmeneonih american elk Lelaphous | mem og,, 0.30 a.m.,Sanday shoul, Tis m, preach | aud stated that Harris was the proprietor of | tory Slomocrats Jnduced tending members-o¢) & pollctinan should try to correct aud Zeform n by the superintendent, we, Distrtet, Gain. TEE Coe © land, otherwise some, exttence of Lord Coleridge tis been compromised. Stock deaitin, ing by? 21 Mois anion Aer | the gacris House, and that Jones set Congress of that party to unite Jn advising al Was a thing not ta 0% 5 Heese s e wreck would have veen picke: pass- | —=— A m2 rat & a and tha p in the it in ads pore Onspolibauian werelce us correct, Assuming ther th ete = croc wocheneen, Shae (or sates Stock ancl ond oralt local scart alk, | meetin SA in Drag eee ey eS, aesngeals eviee for the purpove of bet- | 42Polutiment of Kahn. Tt was charged by the | a Une wore On, policemen were seldcted from | as eoniect. | Asstumin; ing vessels. The weather has been so foggy ever Te Protect Canndian fr. => LMPoRTANT To TAXPAYERS it RYLAND ME CHURCM, COR uti og Ua ani ste aw pressing ieee uy be ems ey rel a better class of men, autil uow men of emi- prisoners to be the same, | givée, however, that ordinary wreckage | ad as Rete cacao Temmeane Cunspestes | Testny evening Sense Seas eitvervicos 100 Mum VOU rvy aU vor the country, ie | Qemugermsy Sng Caey Tees ME gas HAL | er anit who tats served ia the we Tie; Sadetehe wo Gaye ancl absyal tows of | Srould be ovesicoked. wigfppraticsent’ hes given imuretions teak Dire-t. wire irom our office to New York. Philadel- | [ 3 TAS) North Caine ONE, | defendants and would have then in court and | M8 father had rendered Cleveland, OHIGGERT enGate Hache. Seeyon er ot oo | vices saying otitis Of the eaameralizite amie = ‘out an armed vessel for the protection of the pbia a r ‘TY am., To-pwecow: give bail, The offense charged is book-making, Examining the Pension Lists. the writer thought, would be the principal duty | ¢nce'of absolute and prolonged idleness upon | weet To-dny. gull tsheries, Ss ‘D ANIELS, Of :O°unto, Canada, Text—xiil which Mr. Williams claims is not a violation of a ‘ensio! e pulic the prisoners themselve: New Yor, June 6.—The stock market bas 0, sais : Of tne police, omtor a an wes Mbion, Besidenis is particularly called to PHOS: | thehart puyteth alter the water-brovks, so pani foe a cine, case ia brought by the officer as a | THE DEPUTY CoMMissioNER THINKS THERE | IN Mio police are no longer watch dogs, but | _Does sueh id r the best prison dis- | been dull aud strong throughout the first hour, sem on MATE, the new and popular brain snd Nerve Tonic | soul after Thee, 0, God." Sunday schoul at 9.30 a.mu.* | test of the law, and will be tried next week. ABE MAST (CASES OF ERAUD. are looked upon us friends to all—to the ionest | Cipline, have a tenuency to create a love for | First generally 4 percent higher June 6.—About 200 members of ee elie Cale ene MEE ee, Tee, 2OUNG SESS OiistiAN “Assocr Se Hon. Wm. EB. McLean, deput; by protecting them, to the critninul by assisting | Mouest’ labor, stiinulate ambition, promote or | than they closed ing, «lthouzh Lacks- ndent New York Schuetzes Bund Sender sod Mamulatiurcr, 14io" Fen ivinis ave lens Taig Sow York uve. Vou ates The Columbian Law School of pensions, sald toa Sra reporter to-d Hi we he by sleavoving to reform: DanIeN: | Bingcenys ue sumone ie lenoranv and vicious | weuns showed & los0c or 100: Dany tho | ssiiel fie, Reivers Seday_ Sn, Go snaeanar ginine meeting, fz! nis Bvenkig, TA.Han | a List oF GRADU. WO WIL! TV ie! panEIOn ri « 3] D 2 n whole list advanced % to ¥ ~ 4 api = — | Bisc. Sroung “lens Bible class, 6 py. as, sunday, |“ UST OF ORADUATES WHO WILL HECEIVE | {1 1s the pusnose of the Pension bur of aumployiug sired, unscrupulous: men te | _ After referring to the futlic efforts of the Dis- | Western nad Lackawauna but Cuton Paci | Tes eoeaten oti eee eer ee T= SES BROWN (COLORED, fonducred by tke Secretary, Gospel meeting, Gp. ts | a Tacninence! f the law depart- | & thorough exunination of the pension Usts of | Catch sarewderiusinals Is he owen growing out | trict Commissioners to obtain legislation on | New York Central, Northwestera, and Louls- | ior Biogen on the Rhine, where they will be the si pve ber hghis recommended Medt- | led by Mu. BH. WaRxg” Report of delezaies 10 Sete Cala ncoment of the law depart | «1,6 entire country, with the view of cutting off f fash d stries bi pand eutnil this matier, the paper continue: Ville and Nashvide have gained’ % to 4 per of the Bingen Schnetzen Bupd, and Geetment at GUS Miscartave me.“ mnrames | weauan . Foy | Ciene or ther Cola biaai aniverdiey (wil 18.6 ic are lif¢galiy avid PaneiGnn (Ec: | Cae ae eens anne ee ee ee ee ea a as pe |S ae tad for stocks {a the | ticipate inam eavurade progruss tor ‘T AVENCE CRISTIAN | place at Albaugh’s Grand opera house Tuesday ded that there was no doubt that persons in all | be elldilke in the courts of England, tae paper | Cullarly ‘adress themselves to this distin: | loan crowd, and the rate tor Lackawanna was | benefit, Sis Zattiter to, | afternoon at 4 p.m. Hon, Francis Wharton, | 20d the awing pensiont Hleeliy vi | sid, ithe would ayold being balked ‘by the ate | Eulshed body for satisfactory sol Shall | 1-64 aud 1°32, and for Northwestern 1-128 and 3 a L.L. D., and Hon, Wm. Strong, L.L. D., will de- | the states are drawing pensions illegally. “It | tovieys, and he must sand hard words the honest man and taxpayer be compelled to | 1-G4. At 11 Oclock the market is very dull | Jumped from an Dominion Steamer 965 D street uorthwest. Teiephone cal, ~ ne depend » he said, “4 . Sie rettiiig The police pport the class in idleness? Ts It un- | and prices steady. he total sales for first hour SORPOLK, VA. ‘suE- Siders promptly uiwuued to i Goan "Youre peoples meeting, 22 | UVET addresses. Dr. Welling, presidenitof the | erniaing the greatest number of trandutece | oars views, without gelling, mad. ‘The police | sunpert the criminal elaasin idleness? Ta it une | aud prices steady. fh t ee oe ook Peak Lounge peoples’ mecting, university, will confer the degrees us follows: caves—iathers a pthers w! ende: Tae lo aR Or eee P ore Sin | ga izations, to give ‘employment to convict | ita—asse Ni Ww LUMBER seatsuk free. aa Lo ae cases—tathers and moti ho are dependent, | ing the spread of cattle diseases, as well as in Fsnizstlons, to cctve: employ New York, June 6. = —— se == Mt VEENON PLACE ME Gi Fans OEE cool tse Mee Re AUTEM | or aliezed tg be, pou pensions to sons kiltod in | pus ne Spread of eattle arr i aus form watch makes itcompetition | Five Persons Burned to Death. Manhattan, of ‘the Vid Dominion line, artiv (Ee acain. cores cn bot onion oe Clam, N. ¥.; 1. P. Coolidge, Mass Cc theanny. Ni rie ei . With other lubor? Is it just to tue criainal | Barere, Ont. June 6.—About 12 o'clock last | at ber deck’ In this city this morning her offl- ‘Tomarrow Gunday) es 1k eta aed o ping | shaw, Penni. . Dennls, Lil; I.’ B. Dudley, auaieKe : wuo is | CONSTRUCTION AND MANAGEMENT OF JAITS. | Chase to compel them tolive a life in prison tat | yBABwt® ONT. June o.—At Mais Santen | cers repented So the potter thas @bmael nen pas: — patos, Hee 3. Ke Cox, D. D. Pauue ordialy ine | Wiss J.T. Downs, Md G. A) Eversole, Ky. " ediin |) THe next paper was obeon the constraction)| unfts tom: foriliberty, and honest livelihood | wun ye yoaies made Gn ton iy mice reas | tordar, Jobe Booed Oo poo ake poet Vited. hee Poche ee enhe e $ drawing it tor years, | and management of Jalls, by Prof Wright, of atter thelr discharge? Its toy ed that the | here, ‘Mrs Woucl excaped by Jurayine, cat ef | fro Norioli, Va. committed suicide by Jursp> Brciiend axa Wanriwaoe ar eoGie tom ‘i He, Nay We ak. Neary, vas i tnfoalh Upod the goverte | Wisconsin, ‘The first consideration in the con- Reece oN T Conenn cane the window after a valu effort {9 resete tl wate | Ing overboard, Hils body was not recovered. ° JS 207 aad Lb . C. Howard, Kyz T, By Higgins,’ D. poe 6o. ear on Ps struction of a Jail should be to make it secure, olution of the problem, | #24 children. “He says when he awode the mg . purrs Dye Ssugal FAT Mever, Gate’, W, Matosa Tie, SE nreyany others in| ia’ to make’ I @ ib shoud be bull of | 208 Wie Sud cane solution of tha, problems, sual, Soom aeemed to Reon fre, He tried 0 The Apache Outbreak. aa a= SRLOND BAPUISI Moors Jovcjur spiltingion, fr, BeGr EBS | othe A 2 the aper sad store the winds pephwantaot this community and the justice | Rrp\ way leaping oat of the maiuen aifaroked | “AEE ADNICH AT THM Wan DRPARTACEER Wat MeLEAN & SON ; a Virgings z lt, N. C. Rivit, Kali: Jovenlt | cuosiva mxeremes, Yerreunar anenstany | Hie, dauzer oC) prisoners cutting thwonsi tng |OFMEce | her. Preece . EAN IN _ P: E eee, Kan.; Willi Sieuart, M jeorge SIN WHITNEY'S SPEECH, -—SkKCRETABY Bape of ae ER BS eee ii ne ee AY He ive 2 she es sine eA Pet, SoS as tea Gen, Crook telegraphs the War department, .. Stone, F Martin Ere RCH, made of mixed sizel and iron well imbedde er giving the statisties fro ci 4 i Sen. Bion, thet Ween ehechahte tes 3 Welles, Conn Ww. W. Ss. Lo The graduating ‘ises at the Naval acad- | tn the wall. jail should never | reports of the Washington. asyluin, Judge Snell New York, June 6.—Gen Grant dept tally ag its) “ Williams, Mich..and Goury #. Wood, Mich, emy, Annopoliz, was held yesterday, and In | open dircetly into the room occupied by prison- | Sitq the experiment of uillining the labsy ofthe | Seven hours last might and Lisoacitiog mie | formation citizens have been killed by the Tar Tue Ree Wi : Bachelors of Laws—J. H. Adriaans, D, : ting the diplomas Secretary Whitney | i, ‘The roofand al i s pain 4 Morning 18 one of ircedom fom pain, Dr, | diansas follows: Seven tn the Blue mountains ssa aia ; 5 B. Bailey, 1.; George T. Baxter, N. J; Howard fies a or | ae next consideration in the construction of | Prisners has not only been proiltable peeunt- | Dougiasremuined all night, Hr wae galled only | ound Alm: wear Silver City, two WHICH WE SELL FOR $1.25 : % Beal LUN. Belbel, a I make no doubt In my own mind under | the jail 1s healthfulness, and. tid, the moral | Datily, bUt Las been feund a wholesome re once to the general, shoexperienced some mus. | 224 8 ma, five y. 18 THE BEST REEL 1X THE MARKET. : aes ___ | Mas A.B. Christie, Mass. larke, D.C | the Hberal conditions which the country ts now | surroundings should pe cared for’ by having | straint upon the indolent who would be glad | Cularpara in the tein of Lhe chee He mes | Rear old Camp Vincent, and three near Crafton, i Fe SOREERETAT. achs eS fels, Pa; Edward N. Dingley, Me.; | about to carry out, we will again take our place | separate cells, so. built as to fe Seok Surelicr O20 (Gtod 40 Mie deytuto mach | rostly ved by 3 late applications. | & total of weventeen. Others may have beem WHY PAY MORE MONEY FOR LESS VALUE Mirving B. Dudley, Wis: HJ, Finley, D.Gr One ong wew tase and childsen trom the men; more than they now do if support could ve had wi tees Killed, but no reliable data can be obtained. w ENG HOSE AS LOW AS ANY ONE, | west—Servicrs To-morrow moratuz and eve ‘oote, In ion Gage, Ti . Gali ‘ Dennehy We fyete WOR’ Wo (Bey end |e cuecalel ledger or tampa 1 by te healthy and robust without work. The dis. | | Assistant Adjui deveral Barber telegraph’ je santa es llabdbovelock. “The pastor, S. bowen, b Foote, inion Gage, Til. D. H. ttalit This, was received with | (ove ne ie enue ee SATA line consists of solitary confinement on bread | _ She Tried to Poison the Doctors. | om Witoaie bartucke that General Groie VASFS FOR CEMETERIES AND PaRKINGs, |} ae tet Rey acch Pere nce ee i Jail, Inthe fouctii place, peovlsion: shee aud water, in & well ventilated room, in full | | NASHVILLE Tess. June 6 Mollie Graha Tenorts the Indias W be again moving soul, ri S$ STOVE TRADE IS LARGE, aS WE = ‘eh ‘in Kimmel "Jon 4 ae M a Any moloe on view of the other prisoners at liberty and about egress, 2 enty-tWo years, ve vach, Who bas been with six scouts on ¢ HAVE THE Hest Stove SOFIEST coxG Diaglans be Mackall, Was dames Mtatenned : ee eeeUoasy. | era, Wiitn the. Inbor teat ie uot iniorce ye | {hele work, Te Ia Thue acoustunt invitation to tHe medical clogs hospital was arsosted tast RE Mio tas, acts WRN wit setts om HAYWARD & HUTCITNSON, | (CSRS Perens Kev. Usceme! | Tenn. F L. Marshall, Je Vay W. PB. Metcalt, : prfjoners oreupy thelr tine, the weiter said, fa | Wom w Fetura to” full rations aad “fee Mght for pols lng four peony dhe matron, | hildren treed tou ‘eapivity tn Mexico, has my27 S24 OTH STREET | NE Cuan IE Micwamme bo. a Sadun, Wiaeat |B yGhy ee A, Metzen me oe, ese six grads i ee ee oe ean op a fect “of the treatinent “must be salatar y krudge, it 1s changed, azalust the young | jranding officer of Cesops trois Hunetitioa, now, — | Spm. Music under the if Lor. Bas . eS thick Waliard: Stor 5. These ing received 8S per cent exe ne aap err and Is found adequate to maintain or s connected with the institution, and last at the mouth of Guadaloupe canon. Leut, i Y J. F. Moore, Ohi; Vallard Morris, D. C;’ Theo- | Cadets Miller, clos ‘Kline, and practical advice given as to the | Sore ¥ * in the food 7 SS ore ee ssid dore B. Bac! PRO aetna to be tken for care of the prisoners, so as to | Corporal punishment Is allowed by the night she put arscate in the food for tin Waish reports from Sav Carlos that a telegram Laos, Arrexrox: <== TH E 3 F. A. Nate, W! = Thom Ro worslae Be <P preserve their health and prevent their | tha Distrlet, Judge Sneliuiter reierring to the | Wrs’ table. ‘They did not touch the poisoned | trom Gikbe indicates that the indians are paves) iksGiw acces iw eoata (eee ae ; 5 EA Nate, Ww. oe iy. a | Mcculnnms, Rassoll, Lombard, Rust, Nos, wa | Preserve , thelr, health. and prevent thelr | Cine gad since 1850 ts prevent street beg. | Portion, wien ‘Waa, turned over to tlw wut fovting stock fu that tclnty. ied be will wend ‘East FARISIAN MODES IN Hal Divite service at 1) a. m.. when the c 3 Hs Shade, » Shindel and MeCormick } escape. He 4 SET ging and ail torms of vagraney, said that very | above mention very and one i$ oat at once to ascertain, and will ws a3 aca ioe BID of Stagin. NC. wal praach Raum, Til. tewith evedié, thelrmatice belng between | SAE eemonaul, me and When Bul ad work | Sv atrose ouggars ean dew be ionud, Ee attrib. | expected to die. Mollie was wechsed some | Tndians tn again lor another count, i aceeee Sill pesaei Bouaey aout aes synods, Wiliam’ B. Robison, ee epee ot ae good reading matter, Above all, the writer | Uted tie extihetion of street be: largely to | months wo of fataliy pohvoulng her husband, | "Gen. Sheridan tas been Informed by Gen, 1200 ¥ Srexer. ee a : Obio; Nathaniel E. Robinson, Pennsylvania: imal sald, the Pylic and such papers should | the system of Investigation aud rexistration In- | but tke churge could uot be proved, Crovk’ that the Indians passed Dunean on the a Dear ihe ape iene aro ‘0 deflelent, bad be kept out of the Jails. “The mnain’ point wes | troduced by the Assoclated Charities, With a rae hight of the 4th going south, well mounted and POMPADOTR BANGS. SHINGLED RA 2 Shipman, Kan. é Simmons, Va. | Its dip ith eho tent ae, aoe {hat there shouid be a strictdiselp.incen.orced. | population of 205-459 iv Js apparent that there | Damage by the Storm on Long Island. | traveling very fast. “It looky now as it the oly Thecestrles never need oe tn the hairdressers’ hand : a | Slocum, § oy ,. Siaith, N ad: : pee che ee oe eee oe The paper elowd with a set of gt les tor axe I cee im te rae Hcsrex's Port, a Jans 6 Dering the chnpee fe tht {room at Guadeloupe canes Hair G2 ewe a x in | Spaulding, D. lor, Obio; W. W. | i ight. Before his di vy | the management of jails. Ag iseussion | Nels de euron cnarity pale jars 2 pt thea, pL. Crawiord, with : E er ae iy ee eee Oe, Willams, Pas ease, and decided to waive JAILS AS SCHOOLS FOR CRIME. Mon of personal claims, ior pensions or losses of | down, and the uiinre in it was destroyed. |General Druin slates that Col. Bradley's dis- potter g tag ie ‘Miler of Tow: ‘THREE DOLLARS For A MESS of CuErntes,— | tl¢ Physical impertec: ¢ Lombard was | Gen. Brinkerhoff, of Ohio, during the discus- property, for ofice and various other fancies, or | Many’ trees are reported to have been uprooted, | patch of the 6th instant states that other interesiing eyre Ww. Haverell i Amirali Porter's cherry trees | HEB sent for, and se a sion said that the average jail In this country | they come as thegenuine tramp. Ali these cir | anda number of smali buildings were blown | buve left the Mogollon mountains and are. MS ‘The cherrieS on Admiral Porter's cherry trees : dij rage j ny ns — Walled the singing. Altar Ae_| ave ripe, aud the boyy lke them, ‘The trees are | fyunte® greet Trent of Capt. Ba pemons at | Wasschool of erime, Hesaid he thought a | culstancetend to zive the capital more than | down on Hemsteul Pluins, Other damage ta | moving south fast, Troops and Apache sent In apnowncing this sale, tt may beas well to state | ( 3 een rome gt oth and Retreats. Yes | vended ihe ball last evening” Antong those | false impression had gone out a8 to the views ber berabtoey orien. ar ep once i See tna ae ae eae s i y Vermilion eating seme of the, iealt a gis | Brepent from tats city were Mrs | of the Delaware Jails, and the effect of the | gue inendautand his aescinver and tee toe A Stage Robber Breaks Jail. ders so far us known f Past tive days, S on ERYTHING MUST BE SOLD Pi morning Judge Sne!l fined him $3.’ (ke ss Schle 1 Stisces Pe treatment of prisoners there adopted from a] missioners, for {he aftention which has boon be- poster, Tex. June 6- yap ee as pti Rage gn aor net m order to open the =A NERTING OF AULT 1 os A y Misses. Ls : aper read in the conference yesterday. stowed upon this important department of the | News iromSan Antonio says: James McDaniel ered Corra; Springfeld, ve NEW ENTERPRISE Ve : oopBRntEs Revoxtep.—Guorse K. Warren, And Mie dint co te te rar Genin, oF ustmore, ‘made viome re- | municipal affairs. ihestace robber, who was recently sentenced |" txvestigarixu Tite BKIREKY CHAROIE. ean stock. Hence. ad | “ jortheast, reports stolen {rom his See eet z s, allextng that mn lation of FO! 5 (0 99 years imprison “Lay aa ea aen eae wa cesenen cea a! Rt | Rp erg WS hy tag Fe eae a ete Berean aorta ak lk | eros a epaeeae se perntonnof| Ha es te oes Hiroe realtone cnr org olen prices will at ov ail go will insure DAN Seen ieee orse reports stolen from in front of 90s es 2 S ring states, “He said that when he visited = egg nocking a hole: througi poe poh alin ‘eoods that will ics qe MONDAY, Jute S163 oR, street last night a Columbia blevele, worth $75, | AN INFORMAL COMPROMISE SAID To HAVE BERN the Delaware Jails two years ago they were | the reform,school, Judge Snell sald: “The pop- | {2%.PY bath room, ‘that twenty-three members of the house had ‘Goods recently received, and some yet to come in on f Local aud Executive Committecs, | ——Charlés D. Wilard, 220 A street southenst, nothing but schools of vice, @ disgrace and re- | ulation of the District is so rapidiy increasing, ———— approscbed corporations for the purpose of score 3 : A. S. PRATT, secreunry. | re gh Gecenstone Qiamond bracelet: || The New York Herald thinks it has discov. | proach to any’ elyilized coimmuuity. He re-| having advanced from 431000 tn 1870, the Sudden Death securing bribes. It is stated that tt was disoov- Seamer togisuno. sha = eget paste GaslelA ves his ac + eet erenue, ered the real cause of Secretary Manning's geraed the me OF pillory and a WiippInE post, a8 Gate of pructical orga nization’ of the school, to slACHSONVIELE, FLA. ered thut Representative Ed. MeDonald, of f Goorts also. such as * re] ouse eis = a diss o the state, “He cised “also the | 203,459 in 1885, that has faile .- | loway, Superintendent , = SERGES, ALPACAS. SEFRSCCKERS de, | Tropes eT SP ETS All perwous imterested i —————— Neer Tie oer econ anethion | Ealines to provide avalnstanewetls of icneee fameaie consents ote kon correspondingty | ville post office, died suddenly thls morning oF | eee ne, ee, catecate ts acer ee @unnot be excepted trom the universal design. Presbyterian Cemetery (ceorsiown) RU} THe Viarring: tows Eprroua—The mem- | discussed at these conferences, wecording to the | and also tu secure & propor separation of rie, | iis growth of the population, aud to-day we | hemorrhage of the lung canal claims bill, “The affair bus ry BLUE FLANNEL, BLACK CLOTH, WW, Seems at 1 FM. in Clan-Na Gael | bers of the Towa Huitorial association expect to | Heraid, was not the distribution of effices, but } oners, He criticised nlgo the policy ol tne plilory | can send boys from the courts only upon permit sensation in political circles. Last night ‘twas And DIAGONAL GOODS, | nea owers ae ae ee OU Ee nena | oman 1a a y RMU Tuesday, when they | the esinage of silver. A Wall street man, who | under the supposition that it Urove the crim-) of the trustees of the school. This Indicted for Embezsiement. learned that the committee issued sreamon: the staples, and set these ail must depart | Pecaivad, Wwe OF the parpove | Well N,feriy, ‘thursday they wil | HFepmeseuted aein the confidence of Soeretary | fonlsanay frum the state. | Notwithstanding Tide for “any” pounihie exceus OF tuys forthe | woos a Treas eat eee eS | or tatives Hleydieusr, Donnelly, Goddard ith lower price others, : ind Be Hf, SYS as Ziv y | this e asec y . own nee agent, has , Sr aeeeerenue taviven a erates | Basen eg PES ine Deere Sa ein nd leak | aerate aenrara tare a | canal seh fa saldg” a | Rremtcsinenc a aeatey ie Wane | sess nme coat . = pel . . Tilden bud conferences with New _ paper, in sum of our rance company, of Toront these left town on the neon train 60 void sam sieht ray 4 MEETING 61 York baukers aud financiers eb THE WHIPPING POST DEFENDED. rivoris,¥ said Judge Smell, “4 ts to be regretted | inesstved for same ives ‘agent. CAsit ON DELIVERY, 9 ket tins} A TH YeaR Onp Bor wir Two | Nork baukers and financiers. “He has, this gen- HIPPING Pree ere ee a ones tobe regrets © time of orde rts «Ich | Pistors,—Thia morning Wm. E. Kearno tleman declares, “force m the advanced | Mr. Massey, of Delaware, said he had col-| © og ‘CHARGES AGAINST SPEAKER HAINES har poder ith "S WHEE! ASSIS | Poy AS years old was, arraigned in the Police | ey et rite ne east ee OF eee EHS | lected some statistics in relation to jall matiers | {uocessfUl Fe‘ormaa nary for girls.” Notwithstand: ‘The Czar and the Prince of Wales. | speaker Haines was sick yesterday and Rep- MONDAY MORNING, : ae eee oe eee eT recone ee concealed | adpears to have the ladorsementor Mr titder | in his state, He thought Mr. Griffin's remarks | Metin ne ae object, It has, so far, by and costinue ee Teulidel ‘af the | whe lives in the house withthe brs ant ks | Aud leading New York bankers. ‘The interme: | would give a wrong liapression, ‘The statistics | been lunpostiblo to obtain ves ‘ofa bill Collins a concert on sUNOaY AFTERNOON, June ‘Sth neat | Nrents on W strech hear Lathe tented es | dlaty in these wezotiations has been General A. | which he (Mr. Massey) had collected were not’| giving the District this much-needed institu- as the ee Provided the weather be favorubie. ‘esterday he took the pistol from the boy und | J-Wirner,the Ohio Congressman,” Gen. Warner | #0 very unfavorable “for an unclyilized state | tion. While admitting the importance of the a THE CLOTHTER. it __ WH, HELMS, Chatman | {dis mother siving the pietols te Les, tae | iseald to have submitted a silver bill “by which | which uses this relle of arbartem.” ‘The total | uioasare in general, no suflicient, agreement we Lad C10 Sevemn rect, | (Fae onice: See ea ae tea aor nes | Rt ALVES Sortdcatse cued bettie GeO | Stores Nee Neat 1b aS eE Te ae nae | Sem tae cay campos, a elaed fo nears cm would come (SSS rhe mcinters of LOGAN TEINE, 1.0, RED | coushie ‘hfw duty to ipforin an officer, and | that silvér_ cer sontinue werage wine ey aod re epee: ie withnee MEN: Vou ure mobied tomect atthe Wigwae THIS | os Rhinks related what had oc. | Issued for sliver bulllon of the staudard finc- | native of Delaware and had only lived there for | especla e District i representa. wembors and EV, SING at 90 CLOCK to make arrauzements for | Officer Suanks arrested ‘the boy and | Ness required for coluagest its market or quoted | s!X months. Upon finding 80 many citizens of | ion and vote in determining so imaortant a the “change the fameral ofoar lave Srucher, Wat, Hatiey. found ihe pistols on hime Thix mentee ihe | value on the date of deposits, Tis propealtion | Wilminigion Ht favor ae” the: wi ping post | Matter. It fs tobe hoped that the didiculities ‘the ae Desmmarse Day Goons. ie Hy order of Sachum. J.T. MiLREN, father of the boy stated that he had been re- | Of Gen. Warner's was received by Mr, Manning, | he had inquired into the matter with some in- | that have hitherto proved Cgomcenteng meas Arad ome, iE MERCHANT TAILORING ‘wallowing his boy to the | 82d it is understood that the Secretary sub-| terest, The cliief justice of the state, be sald, | speedilyovercome, and that we be able to do #0 x = IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. tales fn regard wallowing hig boy tocarry the | Mittod itto Mr. filden, Mr Tilden: set Yuden | bad tld hia cht ee Del whipping post | add a well-endowed and successiully managed, ‘the disbon- ‘My cistomers and the pubiie ‘are incormed thot £f) infraction of the law. “The edurt, after | suind it, bus expressed a beller that asa tenta- | was greatly misunderstood it wae uscd, lhe | reformatory for girls wo the uther Jorth = have ren Ce phe eag repeal gd A ‘on the carelessness shown, directed | tive meas re Uisthe best solution ofthe present | said, only Upon hardened erimiuals, in whom | institutions referred to, ania prepared traeree thea wih such ‘gat ilver problem. In the proposed bill no attempt | there was Mttle hope of reformation. Te was NOTES OF THE CONVENTION. Gy they fuay beed, lu muy Hue, in mwa ner ei Perwonal recognizance to be taken, — | 5 'to be made to retain any rato between eald | Hot considered ‘ole reece torte 1,200 YARDS COLORED CHEESE CLOTH, YARD | “(5 S0t! a5 @ price, Mh. style, and quality of Ping | The District of Columbia delegation of the WS > ‘being left open te future settle- | ventive character. It seemed to’him that ‘Your patrouage Secretary Rayard’s Contribution te | 6nd silver, that conferenes of Charities and Correetions met st paoraedscne ? ment. uestion was worthy ofa careful, unbiased WIDE, BEAUTIFUL COLORS, AT 0c. seatmte 9107 ae ‘ History Gen, Warner last night sald that there had | consideration by thie-cousention, i lis dines, | Willard’s hall at 9:30 Ula morning in pares, 100 PIECES GooD STYLE GIXGHAMS AT Se. “PEE SALVATION ARMY, « seosato polit TO ea made | been discussion on the sliver question, and that | sion of methods of prevention. ange with a public notice, and elected Rev. W. REDUCED From 124. wae Sorrel x kim his uddress at the Missouri | some pointsof compromise. hadinformally been | _ Mr. Round, of ¥ secretary A, Bartlett as chairman and Judge W. B. Saeli _ PRANK SUT Com ox Thursday. Ho sald that the | agreed upon, bus that no bill had yet been pre- | National Privon assoclal ‘as vice chairman of the delegation. NEW STYES BATISTE, AT 16 AND 200. WI open Int District of Columbia Corps, 7 . air. ed. Te thought the proposed scheme wwenid address in reference te county jail ‘Prof. A. foe Capt ho. Presor . ; ean excellent effect in financial and com. | meht, attributing mach of the osiating troubles Sou YARDS PACIFIC LAWNS, aT Sc, RE | Att se Basu ENDS ah , mereial circles. This scheme ts, according to | to partisan mangemuont. He thought, bowever, DUCED FROM 124. Youvare welcome. Je6-206. y iton, bis Iife- | Mr. Warmer, substantially the samo as that | that the now ‘complained off would = MR W. Dw 0 been no choice by | outlined by the Wall street man, lied until the example of 2,500 YARDS PANT LINEN LAWN, ATSc. Moat Tr he q ———_—— + ? and the whole county MEW PATTERNS SATINESAT 12%, 15 25¢} SUNDA nas 1 : where the voting was lim- CHou RAPIDLY SPREADING IN SPAIN,— hed. gn : guest candidutey, Mr. Jester. | The idemic 1s. ray of Indians, protested against A PARASOLS AT LESS THUAN CosT Te CLOSE Cl Sy U saron } There were Sftecn states Ph other making the jails “tramp ware- our. ia GEO. J. JOUNSON @ LUTTRELL, rd ‘713 Markes Space,