Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1885, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Demolished by a Tornade. AX OWA FARM HOUSE COMPLETELY OBLITER ATED AND THE FAMILY TERRIBLY as a PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, e aURED. aR, : STAR BUILDIN Masow Crry, Towa, June 10.—The homse snd AE THE GEAR PEE BENS. barns of Matihew Reddy, several piles from . bere In the weed were carried Le in the pen plas favcupertency, "there ary hardy boar cea BRO. W. ADAMS, Pres. left ‘stout the homestead to Dulia afr. Nota _ . bit of furniture nor a stitch of clot can bo Tar Erexixe § ‘od to subseribers tn the found—the wreck is complete. Mr, \dy"s city by earricr aecount, at 10 cents pee brother was hurled Into a Geld when the house ror. or fie AE Srp went to pieces, Mr, Reddy was left tm 0 sitth ition ou the ground. On looking sroat Fatered at the at Washington, D. C. a8 xaw by a flash ‘of lightning that his brother second-class tali ural Was stretched deadsome yards away. He Tur WEEKLY Star—pndl Friday—$1 a picked him up and carried him into an under- prepa. sik So cents. ——<| srownd milk house. He then commenced a | Search tor his wife, and found her some teu rode y. \g >t . i—4 a\ a, trom the ase inacornfield, He nest looked Vor 66—No. 10,026. WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1885. TWO CENT: “nis S-rearold boy searching by. the lebt of the electric, ashes aud at lant Wscovered = = = = = ———— = trom “where aed i if ms almost drives into the LADIES’ GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Wi ee ee ir injurics are severe, and the mother FS = - rae = = —= — = wil hardiy live. The braher had RA MOUSE. ME #3 MENGERT. 410 7H ST. N.W. EW BOOK! ED OF WASHINGTON Appointments by the President—Resig- | bis cars split, his head gashed and his shoulder > aj AN Tales From Many Sources; 4vole, No. 1, K.T.,wili assem-| GOVERNMENT REcetrts To-pay.—Internal |“ patton of Chief Rreeks, of the Secret ———.——_ cat amd Eratech, Tie one end ceoen ‘gashes on EVERY VENI TURDAY MATINEF@ | | Art Embroidery materiatsof all kinds. Infants’ Lace | Niaska, the sitkan Archipelago. By E. R. Scidmore, itorm at ‘their “Asylum, Ma- | revenue, $142,577; customs, $580,880. Ete. een wet hie greedy Br ‘at tn the rit ESZANCE. anid Shirred Caps, Shawls, etc, Finest grades of Zephyr | Diet for the Slek, by Mr Mary , Henderson. sonic ‘Temple, on THURSDAY, Juno 18,1885, at ee Led nec GEN. GRANT'S TRIPTO-DAY | [i ormbead, one-on her nose, # big Admission, 25 cents and Kuitting Yarns, all al reduced prices, Students’ Ecclesiastical History. By Smith, Q clock p. m., toattend (in carrhiges) the funeral ofour | THERE wasa full attendance at the cabinet oe ae = _ back, bruises ou her legs, and Is injured inter. Next Wes HOMEMIAN GIRE. Stainping prompily done Je10-3m_| Prayer And ity Remarkable Auswers. By Rev. W.W, | late fruter, Sir Ronen meeting to-da} The President to-day appointed Ernest Pil- nally. AI three. wore ‘beaten ‘and blue Te ARDEN PANTY, WACGIE ME NE Be | ame ceca cia meme cg Sutnba’ ay’ |( Re OC sepin & low to be U.S. district attorney for the middle all over their bodies by the hall, . Corner sid an TUESDAY Mas Sera Reerent, jeasonable Avprehensions and Heemuring iy SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE PENSION OFFIcr. | district of Tennessee. OHOLERA SPREADING IN SPAIN. rare : Across ihe Chasm, A Novel. ‘The appointments of some 150 special agents of | James H. Freeman, U, 8. marshal for the General Forcign News by Cable. » 608 Oth street. opponite Patent Omen, | Wein Tales from the German. the Pension office will expire June 30th, but | western disiriet of Tennesee.. = es Gr, Perensavina, Juve 16 The dysrnat @ Large : ¥ cn = mene by attention Americus m, supervising uw S] iT. PeTERSHU ne june = ERY, ETS, NDEI ve ih all work, ‘ end! ever In the report jans have tak gions, Sil and Lisle Thread GLOVES and MITTENS. ‘Vain Forehoa! Jobbing, Repairing. ‘Case Work, Bulding, &e. Becta trom #1000 t0 | Tita ercanietie toe copriniod the tollowing Possession of that is, “occupled’—a, arbor In MAMIE MORTOWS GEMS OF TWO CONTI-] EMBROIDERIES, FLOUNCINGS, ALLOVERS, | Mf Oldmlxon. | say pgq Vuchess Emilia, | Address 2001 Q stn. TI MOTOR me: | enllre number will not bo reappointed. “These | postmasters: W. HL. Ht Seat ee wiitan 1. | WORK OF AN IOWA TORNADO. | °°" NENTS THUS WE. in Swiss, Nainsook ahd Cambric, J __@. 7. WASHBULN € Go..907 14th st | [SCN ABPNIC S WASHINGTON |B appointments come under the civil "service | i; suspended, Cambridge, Ohio; Wiliam. 4 2 RACING ON ASOOT WRATH, Matinees— ‘Vie eilay and Saturday, CHANTILLY, FEDORA ORIENTAL, EGYPTIAN, | NY, Of this Chapter will be held at Masonic ‘Tumple | TEs, The, present number of these special | TOO PRT cy Wrenn rice ea ane, —_—_—>—- econ aia BN, 1G.—The mocting et Accu: 5 tm uy rents. MEOICESASD Crees : tes ak | NEW Booxs. THURSDAY, June 18th, 1885, at 340 pm. for the | Be Suspended, ‘Oseeoia, Towa; Chas, 0. McCreed: jeuth began to-day “The race ior" Une Ascot | MEDICIS 1 THER TRIMMING LACES AT | * Ay ingioriogecohambos: Vining. Purpose of uticnding the tunekal of Contpanton Rote g nded, uns. O. Met eek Ghee SouneEN stakes wan y br. J. V. Laurance’ three LECTURES REDUCED PRICES. Je] Louis Fasieur: Lady Hanltton. Ber it Guanan “Sronbersof this and sister Se Soo Dn ne naw (saliistne to Ontos, Jest | Vise 2 eres Daeion 3X. DOW se Z ¥ year-old bay colt, Althorp.” Mr. Hammond's is Vain Forebod 4 Vistar. are Fhally Invited to attend, y order of We v! 43 * $3 i “old chest ramen, = = Rexovar Agummeniion's Hanghter: Snider. Neen eee eee ERATE Se enced tee Get on Ker Boyce, vice W. F. Holden, suspended, Au- | Eneldents of the Trip from New York to sa kord enmenee ereneatas tan =p ASONIC TEM a Dogma no Antidote for Doubt. At The Red Glove; | _jelé-2t RUE Oe Wey COMMIS opens Wil seats gusta, Ga-; Robert P, Menefee, vice E.C. Ande | Saratoga—The General Looks Silently | jose Polemie taie Thore were bine starters, Me™ - MMF. T. 5. HARRISON, Ret cratic Government: z Tees THE JACKSON DEMOCHATIC Asso: | 'Shome in Evansville ina few days and go nded, Bozeman, Montana; B.S. Was] gue aha Puasa ‘About | J » . me AY Dr ALE, Fatt gE aye sae istry of Cookery: Williams, Prose WV tN. ee EO ACKION, DEMOCRATIC ASS0- | thence to China vin San, Francisco; accompo, ice J. R. Stebbins, ‘suspended, La Porte at on the Familiar Scenes FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES Will detiver h = . {Biel stake oo Willie. A Child's Garden of Verses: stevenson. Sth and E sts, TUESDAY EVENING, June 16th, at | Bled by his wife aud daughter and his youngest own; W. E. Lawrence, at Sing Sing, West Point and Along the Hudson. SPAK CRMEUMATISM AND 'S Nilnemers bees ee stock OF tie Aldine Hose Cony Hooke while wenaee | 8 Tien Major MoD, Cacringtoi wii aadtens | S00. Win, HL Siranb, at‘ Mount Morris, NYS jeary | New Haancna, N. ¥., June 16,—Wiltiam HL | for 2-yoar-olds, was wou by the Duke of Beau. tones open et Aboot June 25th, and “until then will either | eMfering at marvelously ow prices Cood type, good | the AgsoRintlOn. JOHN E, NONRIS, Presi A Civit Senvice EXAMINATION will be held | Browntat Aurome fee ee eon F | Vanderbilt's private ear was the last of the | Luts eras, fol Pepner aad Salt wah Prince Sis cee agree ee te ee WSL E'MOrIEISON, > ,REMOVAL—TO MY CUSTOMERS: T| at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 2d of July. Anex-| The resignation of Chief James J. Brooks, of | tree which made up the special train to con- vick’s' bay colt, Royal Hampton, 475 Pennsylvania ave. am now located at 1 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC | _txnoeen S18Ch i seo-1m | Set g EXC cxston |20 Per Cexr Orr. Tre Rey Gen. Grant to Saratoga. _Refore the start A with his own pollen skull eap and drew Nermont Avenue | amination will also be held on the same date at | the secret service division of the Treasury, is in | Ves Y. NOONA: ‘Ann Arbor, Mich., for assistant, examiners, | the hands of Secretary Manning, and ii is un- umbe Prootreadets and Graughtsmen of the Patent | derstood that Thomas R. ‘Curtin, ex-chiet o re elgbt starters, ARATE SPENCER'S DOWNFATA. adjoining the Fortiand. ep Version PorToMAc FRUIT GrowE: libel bt inms Ee oe: ne 16.—The Parnellites are orgee OULYM OF THE HOLY BIBLE, ENBERSHIP IN WATCH CLUBS. Police of Buffalo, will be appointed in his place k scarf, soas to conceal the Ugly oe ae Wee EY > Jn different sizes of type and in varied Dindings, | [FEE Whate paerien pious wine ailerons | Oo George Harden, son of eechiet Justice Har: | swelling. that sified” out the right side of tus | Bizing tor the purpose of holding « monetrous Alzo, the Puraliel Edition. pocerats members dn opeor our Watch Ciulscan | | NaVAr Oxpens.—Lieut, Com. John Schouler, | den, of ‘Kentucky. has been appotated messen- | peck even with the ear, While the general se | ‘artoree harl Spencer, lord Heabonmate fra Aw PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS my23 aS Btn street | “jeld-st 1220 Penust Naval Cadet J. B. Jackson, from the naval se- | “the statement ieee Mr. Fletcher, chief of the | huliow leathercovered chutes in position onic. | RUSSIAN RAILWAY BUILDING STOPPEDSY 2IMe, e: Com. | as MRS, at. ae 0. ce S& P, BAYLY, Jn, ademy and ordered to Newport for instruction | joan division, and Mr. Lockwood, de} uty com- | Site each other. These were for the general to | St, Perersurre, June 16.—A fire af Kistlar- SRST Se 1X JOHN, J. HUNTS ust Our, oma Traampede service. | Ensign Alfred Jeffries.from | missioner of customs, have been’ asked to re- | Cccupy, and were placed so that when seated | vatdestroved all the shaterial fOr the trans: 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 18, a Se the coast survey and ordered to the receiving | sign Is det : he might sce the river, Testing in one, with a | Caspian tallway, ‘The workinen. ave return: 1309 F Street Nontiwesr. THEN nied, Excursion by Grace M. on Steam Packet = Ls 'E NEW WORK BY _Je12-64* 1829 Ist. nw. | ship at New York preliminary to trial by court | It was reported last evening and this morn- | Pillow at his ba nd with his slippered tet | ing to Baku on the west shore of the Caspian a ANING ESTABLISH- MESSRS, HUTCHINS & MOORE, = AMBROSE 1 BY, FORME) yaartlal. Naval Constructor Geo. W. Much, | ing that the resignation of Mr. John Tweedale, | lifted to the one in front of him, the general Was | sea. Leaves Congres sire etown, 8 a. m.. return: MENT AND 1 FOWHE. 1336 Tih st bet. FR ener Co aE ee Be ee uate | Troms tempura aute arene Navy department | chfet clerk of the Won Cope eee Bed et | in potion for the joan Heavy drapery ——_»____ ng hea RS eae ‘THE NATIONAL CAPITAL himself with B. F, PRICE & CO., dealers in Pai and placed on Waiting orders. Naval Cadet A. | requested by Secretary Endicott, 11 was learned, | ted draughts ffom reaching the sick man, Smattpox in Milwaukee, y fog oe yee eo ies og ma en Onis. Glass, "4909, Esk. aw 4. Keith, granted leave until July 1st, 1886, | however, that the report was erroneous, Mr | nt, in traveling attire, Was seated just | MrnwaveE, Wis, June 16-—Teo eases of coe “ot cess. ‘Silk, Silk and Satin Dresses beautifully cleaned HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED. Bee eilto see NS srlendn and conte miers: for the purpose of physical examination at that | Tweedale said to-day that the Secretary. had | fi the side and behind the general. She watebed | smallpox have just been discovered ip a tene- Mover @ semen, Hipped: Kid Gloves cleaned and Fochaleby cK S ATE time, never intimated that his resignation would be y and almost constantiy. Mrs. | menton Sherman street. The patients are a Under Steen years ind finished equal to ne BYRON S, ADAMS, PRID acceptable, | 1 Was Oppost chair. Mrs. | young man and a young woman, who had, with = ber tte |b G. A. WHITAKER, 1a Sthstreet N AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLEES to-day | “Tho Secretary of the Treasury has requested | nnd Mrs. Ulysses Grant were thelr parents and other members of the funall my19 1105 Pennsylvania avenue, : pt reualon at Saree Were Solicitor General Goode, Minister Cox, | the resignation of Mr: Albert Miller, of Penn- | ‘also Mrs, Sartoris, the | arrived about three weeks ago from (sormnany, - : ee ae eects ta Gniccn |g ERCUATING TARAS Faerie — ALIS | Senator Call and State Senator Pendleton, of | §: ee and Mr. J.8. MeDonald, of Ohio, |? ind comer of the car. Haren Rea; | The two victims have been sick for pearly ferey, W LUN PSD AY par oe ne eo wo one nianes In Serstoes | (7) iN ARY. ‘agalust the late Jors Metytzanv will | Florida; Senator Gibson, Gen, Beal and Gov, | chief of division in the commissioner of cus:| Grint was disposing of ‘the children, and | work, Dut Teiralned from calling a pie ysician, id in the family has been attending the poldt School and @ brother has been eme ployed ina bre The whole fumily has ven transferred to the pest house. us JOW ay possible. other members of the household in the ear Our. el Mr. W. T. Arkell, W LOOKS AND BENT PERIODICALS SOON lease send ‘AS Is Aanlinistrator, 037 Also special attractions’ an! bargains tn Stationery, | AUBUNAEEAOE 0 Mfrs. LUCY L. HUNTER, | (Fer ats my2-00 1749 Pennsylvania Avenue. | Leaves Baltimore JULY = 2 Bianx Booxs Lot mto JOHN MCCLELLAN Crosby,'Second Assistant Postmaster Generai | toms office. O. J. Harvey, of Pennsylvant Knott," Hepresentatives Blanchard, Lowry, | 90d W. S. Kaiser, or Indiana, have bee Wise,’ Lawler, Morrison, Anderson, Follett, | appointed . chet ot dt See RS enly, Fe 1, ex- ive | tor's office, and Benjamin = Clark and bJowrna! Post, John Tawehe, Calsi Baker Obes W. | Samuel HE Taylor have been appointed: bank ft Mt. Mi H. Roland, Pa.; F. J, Chevey, Toledo, 0.; H. A. | €xaminers, Rev. J.T. O'Brien, Ogdensburg, | Hon. E. 0. Sykes, who wasrecently appointed. YDS, a NGS, PARASOLS, “HANDKE $ med and Untrimmed MILLEN. We wlil now sell at reduced prices. As aspecial i urning, | Ment. we will take 20 per cent off of all Primm A Roy Fatally Shot by an Officer. early this moreing An- jote the attr, : n voyage, | Field, U.S. N. -: £ rt, vit to | N.Y. r. O revenue collector for Missixsippi, has sent in his | throttle | drey a Swede, aged thirty, end Ju 6230 peta by the | Cutrinmed Hats and Honnets, Now is your time to sB ouinye “Dewrintive guide book fives AS: | Nia Gl APG any He Condon, Chleago, | Fernie llcctor for Missieaippl. Inns sont tn Hs | eave th lius Joh sii ears inte C Tuo INSTETUTE hse: BELGIAN 1, c pd Spgeialy of Making all Kinds of BLANK BOOKS | hd Saratoga sts. Baltimore, Af Jell-St_| Prrsonau.—Minister Lothrop, who reached | inim to neglect his private interes! ar te'trsin cooree REE acting suspiciousis. Johnson attempted ARROL INSTT i EENTICS ORD nan Pe JAS WP bre New York last night, will sail thence for his ie eke ce =o mowed torun away. Omer Mahoney followed, tiring y SHALL TALL ‘Two doors above Pent: CARDS AND WEDDING ENGRAVING DONE | ([JSS>~sictcaor id vi HES: Commiss Ker | Ne : RAILWAY MASTER MECHANICS. several shots, one of whieh 6 THURSDAY, JUNE ISTH. apsiheozm "18 Grand d . | IN AN’AMVISTIC MANNER. sr i i Commit rakes Borin! Se store tomar m, GARE UY WAY, — ne tive's left bret as be wos tuising ietaenatiey - ee Wushing- | of Bremen.—The University of Chile has con-| ‘The Convent! at Willard’s Hal way. He was taken to. the. hosp Only one trip will be made. Steamer Corcoran will JOHN C PARKER, _ Jelo-ue™ fd the degree of Doctor oy Lawson, United Wed ate ‘ay. He was taken to the hospital, saortally eave her wharf at 5 p.1., and return at 10, J.C. Ht apit 617 andoib 7h street. | © NOTICE TO OWNERS OF CARRIAGES | States Minister Logan, ‘This is the fret time ve rounded at ee ‘es are limited to 500 at 5 cents each. ser5-at* |e CO. Hercursson, == me Hf sen gust the university hax conferred a degree upon a | comaissioxER EDMONDS’ ADDitESS OF WeEr- | Dotizlas’s Shocking Case of Infanticide. JK? 0), ASE ES ON IEE HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Lap eee er ee eee Gen Win, Bivney lek town this mofane tat | COME—THE OPENING PuoceEDINos—isr or | Side: “This is Un Conumnia,S. C., June 16.—A special to the Splendid Fieet of Saloon Steamers leave 7th st.wharf: TERETE Hae iWe Anes BAL pa dete teks aclvantage co leave, th tend the commencement at Lehigh Cniversity | MExnzas razsexr. : rip.” “spurten | din deaic gives tee Qicainnt oe ee: ng, etapa FINE MILLINERY, BBE PPR GU AES es, Monograms, CoatsoF Arms, and Crests, ex- | Tuuweday, whens Mis son "the Court of Claines, The convention of American Railway Master | jwiy up ihe iiodson, ‘The teat dook hed beet ficide: (The two-year old illegitimate child of ‘ARKOWSMITH-8:30. atm, WITH THE SIXTH CARLOAD OF OUR ea eS joyce and Mr. Pedrick left here this morning on | Mechanics met at Willard’s Hall this morning. | opened, the windows thrown up and the ladies | Harr fgon re greece be a : Thursday. a REPRESENTING THE PREVAILING PATIS. Saas 412, 414 and 410 1dinst.n. w, | Pchting excursion to Chesapeake bay and will | The proceedings were opened with prayer by | Were remarkiux on the ‘scenery. The general | AM Adlatie colored woman, was cared for by 'NGTON ana | AND NEW YORK STYLES IN CRAPE, MULL ere & GEORGE W. JOYCE, Manager. | Goi BeSewall of Maine ate at, the EoUIE | Re¥- DF. Sunderland. The vice president, Mr. | Mule as Be eee a hie attiNg | who was married, demanded tis tenets rly for Alex: | AND LACE HATS AND BONNETS, FRENCH Peon cero Con cicce Eas a0) pues Agents for Brewster & Co. (of Broome st.), ‘Mr. R.T. Merr . xe J. Davis Barnett, of Port Hope, Ont, presided. | Sipitity evident apon his tae, = . carted it t0 hls hom ast Friday ‘ule other - ir bam, every day: 12 | by Owens, FEATHERS, NOVELTIES FOR TRIM: pe A A Sage A York. J fat his "resi ity with conges-] Mr. J.B. Edmonds, president of the board of |" The general now to ride hackwand, xo | Childre ma, his wito, hat the hie Cook nreere and ‘MIN SAVE THE BABIES, © W. RIDLEY, ing in the next room, TAILORING tion of the bruin.—Mr. Robert A. Parke, pas- | District Commissioners, welcomed the conven- | he co" d in and pretended to relieve tt by ALL ITS BRANCHES. sehger agent Pennsylvania railroad, is_recover- ve si stomers and ihe publle are imormed that T| ing trom a severe malarial attack——-Mr. Wm, | U2. He said he had never welcomed a con- e river Unrough the re: Harrison and Hen GREAT BARG. See schedule IN_ALL OTHER GOODS v1 SD NEW PREVIOUS TO TAKING STOCK, JULY 1ST. °y sprang to his side, aided him to rise, and steat i tAhaking. “The child died, and suspicion fisie Manager, | TROUVILLE, BRIGHTON AND NEWPORT "AKIN a ST. ave resumed the persona supervision of my business | Ballantyne and family left to-day for Rock | Yention to the Capital with greater pleasure. | hed isin while he. tached and ocak in ho 1 Sogenal Geol tee ete pt 4 oo = | suave nara ‘ 2 as they may head ininy line, ta, master euetty | Ehon.——Chief Juggice Waite sails for Europe | In the most complimentary language he re- | chatr thiat had held his leet, There he reclined that the child's skull, had eee erushed nnd tee A885 excurstos seasos ISSD a HOEKE, | Susiactory_ us to'prioe: At. style, and quality of goods, | O2 Saturday, to beabsent until the Ist of Octo- | ferred to what the world owed totheachieve: | with Lcads of perspiration on his face, and oc | hack’ terribly lscoruted by iowa, Sieroter ( = WHITE SUITS OF CHOICEST DESCRIPTION. |_Je13___801 Market Space; 308.and 310 8th st. | Yotte paironage lssolictted, TWITBON, | CeOM Ett oan y, | ents of the master rallway mechanics, They | frviontys clearing his throat and having it | placed the murder on Hosa, who fled, and © ox THE nee 310 WILSON, parger sail onthe 4th of July; Mr. John W. | battled against time and space, overcoming | Heated by the doctor. He was evidently n party is is pursuit of her. E BLACK SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES. PARA- Sixes Go Manca _36-5,t th.1m 3107 t Washington, | Thor on the 9th, and Mr. Thomas Somer: | poth, and’ were the masters of ‘the universe, | IDE. with a far-away Took in his. i. NS BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. SOLS IN ALL THELEADINGSTYLES. ENGLISH INGLETON ETCHER, Oe F BUBINLEY, |, eS ville on the 14t harnessing up the elements and putting them | 20 word. | Ie bad ‘The Cholera Epidemic in Spain. a patti Se UE SITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING AND U 206 Pennsylvania ave, 1 a "as - = STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. tia aie the delegates. meine _ Manni, June 16.—There were five new cases PEN MAR. pet ati EI LOOSE, COVERS FOR FURNITURE, HTC, ETC, wae A Court-Martial to be Ordered in the aqheeatigent pro tem.of the convention then | | Col. Fred. Grant was: half reclining on a sofa | of cho na in this chty yesersan and ove death, A = guar: vay: ‘The Trade and Famili plied. Ord ‘age: ; = clive opening address, in concluding | with’ Dr. Douglas and by the general's side | from the sume di 1 fe ‘alencla, ee ee Oe ieee eee an Nt ad TN eater re ap ese et ay mensice Conceal Senith wilich be palda high compliment tothe Ammer | \shen Stony Bote was passed at there were two fresh cases, bet So Seaton we Washington at S am. Returning, arrive 15 7TH STREET Norrawesr. = can people, and suid we shoul compli- | “When Anthony Waynestormed Stony F outmide: posted 7 Trevise. Paris, 907 Paave id my9 The findings of the court ofinquiry In the case | mented upon having a president In whom was | shouted Col.citant above the clatter ot the & s, there were forty-eight, mew tases sud EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing + se of Paymaster General J. A. Smith of the navy | confined the wisdom of a statesman and the | and so the ph mand bis pationt-could f ven deaths, city Of Murcia re- Samat aFQSTER KID, SILK AND LISLE GLOVES. =| Vapor Sroves. regarding the alleged irregular and illegal prac. | Knowledge and exactness ofa business inan. "| “my greater dtather, Capt. Dent, ports ioriy new cases and seven deathe, while ; a “ ‘ cess Was | mander of the Forlorn "ope u of parts of U vince of Murcia revura, HARPER'S FERRY AND BYRNES’ ISLAND, ‘Do not buy until you hays examined oor: large aes Hces in the matter of contracts fr supplies for | taken to prepare suitable resolutions upon the | renited the walle we eek ae twelve fresh cases and four deatha, JOBBING IN PLUMBING AND TINNING, ei SrAniGueaveumeren: mace ee eae the navy, particularly in regard to Austin P. | death of the late president of Sarechth rote heconvention,|on each others shoulders and then —— On the Potomac. D Saved CROWW SEWEE ana the Penin aenoie SNS TH ETS NORTE ES Brown, of this city, were made public to-day. | Mr. John H. Flynn, of Atlanta, Ga. the captain sealed the rampant over their From Wall Street Te-day, / Round trip rie, $1. Limited to 200 persons. Leave ouGLass’. GENwnATOn vIOe eh jasc WHITE PORCELAIN The findings of the court are very long, and | | The object of the convention's to discuss all | backs and stood on the wall and pulled his | ew Youk, June 16,—There has boenade a 10:05 a.m. Heturning, arrive at 7:20 p.m. GED R STOVE, having only one burner tint ‘Tw ‘e per cent reduction iu price. Pat | THE f, flan- | Bastions Felating to the question of railway me- | men up one by one over the human ladder. | eiged increase in busluees ne Welles, coetioea ‘ ta a — you have to heat, then the others are ready for usa, bpatonce. | No delay. WB. STOOPS, Sign Puinter, | Cover st number of contracts for pork, beef, flan-| chanics, with the View of extending the im- | They then descended and op ned the gates of strength in the «tock market this nuke We have 100 Dosen LADIES BALBRIGGAN | Calland soetbem, in 2 sizes and pricen SiS piste nw. Telephone cal 774 Jez-Ame ’ | nell, mattresses, butter and “ditty boxes,” and | provements and still further developing the | tie forties and lot in Wate ee Re First’ prices were generally % per cent Highee—/ = concludes as follows: “That Paymaster General | railway “art.” general inclined his head « trifle and smiled | thon they closed, fenterday, eu Lack ea Oe HOSE, sizes $ to 9%, our regular 47¢. Hose, which we W. 8 JENKS & CO, Bee BBOOES, J.A. Smith, chief of the bureau of provisi “3.)LIST OF DELEGATES PRESENT. spol ag Xe ere pdb Bee, gy slant | wanna, Delaware dnd Hudvon and Laoisvitie —_ Jone 24. Round trip rate, g9.so,) MMI ME Bc per pair; three pair or $1082] apo 7177tm street. GARDEN MOSE, any length, we on lee OEENU cat al a aesiiad [ceipomaed oy Ee ‘father's great grandfather and tls brother | frat hour, with heavy trading ine the eapaeeey jencing Jus 2 ——————————————— aS A Ing to frenmstances all tovatty : vs +» Auror yere killed in the French-English war abe “oe wamoedl Leave Washington 830 am, Returning, arrive at | Per box 5 = GAS STOVES, all sizes; guaranteed, Cail as before reelted: Ist. Has been derelict and neg. | Til; J. M. Boon, of the N.'¥., W.S.&B., Frank-| 1754." The general heard and nodded assewe | Sd Lackiaw iateer Rorta oat L214 91S pam DOUGLASS, and examine, digent in ils daly een oo in lien, N.Y; R. W. Bushnell, of the B. PASSING WEST POINT. s up %y And St. Paul %, stock on the: ee Sa | ee Ninth street. St. Cloud Butlaing. GAS FIXTURES, &c. No charge forhanging. | the performance thereof, 2d. That he has, to | Cedar Rapids, [a.; G. E. Boyden, of the About 10 o'clock Gen. Grant tupned a little in | active list was Union’ Pacitic, which ell tras the detriment and pecuniary loss of the govern- | So42" Rapids, Te. ‘MODISTE, = Frinsr Or Tur Season. LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs, &. ment, favored Austin E., Boston, Mass.; P, Brown in hisordersand | Migiaed Pert, tae One depot on the morning sylvania avenue, and of the | Vf ME Vox BRANDIs | his chair in order that he mi mmand a | ton below the closing price yesterday, A. | stall pre vas ch tu the : Formerly with’ Lord & Tuyigr,.New York; contracts, Sd. That he has violated the laws : ; Letter view of the w the river. Ate | sal premium was ch iu the lowe ero amas ee Suite madeat the shortest iotice, Superior Ett EF. BROOKS, | ulating the duttes and responsibilities of hls | Gi, of the Ww Se Minginn Fi Gam marten on ney was artes | Central. horhwoncrs loaned et S560 aoe (Sees A a ens Reqnable Prices and Satisturtion Guaranteed, = myo? ce, SOAR ances Sclanons were Wo eee ace, Biickwall of the Ng W". Koancke, Vas dh sere zead NN perl alge} Erle seconds and Delaware and Hudaon at 1d The steamer MAIY WASH will mak: Evening Dresses. Bridal Troseaus a specialty. ee i e government, 4th, ofthe L.V., Dela GH Colug, | Ory familiar x mnan. Scones ct § fetal Golan oon bear neie Picontlwwigerobasf bh haley EDS as 07 Pens ave. cover M- Will's). | Notwithstanding the fact that we are Headquarters | ([=a== HMPORT been In imany Ways untaithful to the trust im- | Grebe @ A" Boston’ Meee ie tea cadetsnip were coming to view, and, at length, Hirst hot hares, DAY, leaving seventh round tp, 29e. Dubeiig on ® piv anid back : . 3 i an, oil posed on bin by his office. Sth. That the mild: | or the Midvale Steel Go., Phila; 1. L. Cooper, | ®t, opti »| Von Baron and Mis German Bends. tised this Department of our business this season. We WILLIAM DICKSON, duties, u gross neglect of his duties, and Inditfer- | Ofte G. and rg Maisrte fete as eo Fern! meee: oped pode was noting the CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENSES, 2 have had many special barguins, lots of Laces from | —™¥21-1m. Sek ie atest ghee, And ineificieney in the performance of | Hvans, or the C.W!and 8. Chillicotte, Olio; | PAB ANGE, Were Parsing. He siniied as he | athe ease ofltudolph Von Baron,charged with cATEEDS sat feapecbgengns : ==. Jou, W. CoRR J0mN W. MAcinENEY. ‘ ! Welarstremgranaes neuaien ons a POOURING [AND (DRY | coc 2d Dare Dr sie Glow euccnestall trade on (Car eel ‘The Secretary has carefully considered the | Wt: Paths ene ond A, Springdel the car to watch, and Col, Fred Grant pointed | SbUtining money under false EXCURSION. vg | du ann Estabilsht nt. 1205 New York save nw | conte It 9 Pee Fo aro new simone ably ee: CORSON & MACARTNEY, Bankers, record of the court, and has decided, as was pre- ~~ C, Ennis, of the N. Y.S.and W., p leaving at'S'p. | Chaned and fiuished in the most superior manner | MY known to have atall times the Largest, awort- Glover Building 1419 F st. | dicted, to order a vou! When the guarters ‘at lo View, the general nodded across t est Pol FEDORA for and do the largest business in Laces and Embroid- | “Ait ‘axes die previons to July 1, 1882, can be paid ntled by the Leading Dresstnakers: sin thiselty : aceon ne previ nee ng cries in this city, this {s the first time we have adver- | at’ discount by Calling on SSHCRD AY © AL ac, RE: | hot, Mle aE BID Ceti an Ladies Ing ads pen Ps fine waxed tleck GLYMONT ¥ SUNDAY, AFTE! “id ¢ MARY sey; L. Finlay, Little Rock, Ark.; W. A. Foster, ‘martial for the trial of | or the W. and M. division F.R. R., Fit out outa pile offocks which he had heard his father mention in telling of swimming ad) ment and Lowest prices on these goods, Sieaee eat Y es “4 chburg : dent days. ‘The general spok Plush Cloaks, Velvet and. Parly Drewes specialty. Washington, D.C. || Paymaster General Smith. The detail for the | Mase: Ge Wr Gates of tive Weslo Ee eae | tures of his stu: . x poke no ale Ladies’ dresses done up without being ripped. ANTON . Suh) ck at sight, recelt e made Fi * ‘est of N. C., Balin but following the seene with his eves, e ’ these excursions, € CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with mLASTON But now we feelit our duty to let you all know that | sron'Pimnig Coroprations ang Individuage eee | COUFt Will be made this afternoon or to-morrow James T. Gordon, of the Concord @ rearward until West Point was shut | 8% Mrs, Harriett A, Harrison, « bowrding- parties allowed on board. we have closed out all the desirable stock of one of | | Chesaperke and Ohio Bonds, West » Partinnn Postmnebers: Graham, of the L. 8. and M.S., Buf- | out trom him by a curve of the road, house keeper, testified that Von Baro began Sicanier for charter for Marshall Hall, Giymont and the largest Luce Importers of New York. Rather | Stocks und Honds listed on the New Yorkatvd Phitadel: 2 . fulo, N. ¥.z. W. L. Gilmore, C.,C..C. and L, z to deal at her husband's store about the first of F pulnts. Astox Fisuers eens pei grend towel us theie | pha Stoek exchanges boughtand sold ou eon POSTMASTER GENERAL VILAS EXPLAINS CER- | Cleveland, Ohio; B.R, Harding, of the Fand A BRIEF WALT. November,and huis tamily soon became visitors ay HS. RANDALL, Manager. Chonatcal Dry Cleatiing Betabilshment, natee locks Soy eek ee Oe nirond to sell.us thelr } Toston orders executed. American Bell TAIN CHARGES. G., Raleigh, . C5383, A. Hodgman, Wilmington, A halfminute stop. the fit sinee the start, | to her house. He said he was “hard ap” for } OWE CEDAR POLNT, a aN Re teen OL Ov ory ding oe ca Fa | PUPTE ACHE. omnia bonds of all denominations on | _TH¢ President today appointed eight post- | Del 1, J, Hatewell, of the F- and P. M., Mien: was munde here, After passing West Point the cash, Dut expected some money trot KAirope, ie Y AL EXPERIENCE. we asl © ui orColomt ul lenominations, or ve an; Jacob Jobann, of ie W. an St et es = Spoon yj and her busban im have sume goods. Arne popular Watering Place of Washington! Zadies’ and Gentlemen's Garments aiso, Velvet and mber it makes no dif | bat for sale, Stock and Bonds of all local street Rail- | Masters in place of those who have been re- FS fiairan hour. At 11-0 roused a = 1 wift ate ‘steamer a Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Glover, etc, are fterwards he engaged board, and he gave his es me ne + ved. TI Springfteld, Til; J. N. Landen, of ference how cheap we have been selling Lace, weare | bought und'soii nce S8t Telephone Companies | moved. ‘The Postmaster General to-day issued | ti, gif tak a ry sitting casily up- | check tor $250 t0"pay. up hile back bitte asd, Oy Boston, Mass; H. L. Lurch, | # seat at the rear of F wharf eriectly clentied by this shperior procesk. ADE sinc Uns pon acme going to sell them still cheuper Competition is en- | Direct, wire rom our office to New York, Phitaitet- | the following explanation of the official action | Boston, Mass.; William Lannon, engmeer iiouse | Fight and watching the scenery with the others, | what, might became duc? abot tbe hee tlemmern's clothes cleaned be this prees aih ot | Urely ont of the question. Beside the maay, many | Pais sud Doston 30 | in these cases: of “Representatives, Washington, D.C; W. H. g tinely,” said Dr. las at that | March she said her husband loaned him $11 to i Mondays, Wednes- | lose their original shape: und ease spots guaranteed | bargains, we name the following: Ss “The postmaster at Bozeman, Montana, was | Lewis, of the D. L. and W., New Jersey:’ James Hie 1» feeling remarkably well, consider- | <0 to New York, lo get from @ bank there # tin chk. round trip. Child- | te be removed eflectuully. Price $1.50 $L7S per z (Oe tuueer. suspended upon the report of the inspector, | Meehan, of the C. N. O. and T. P., Ludlow, Ky.; | ing the heat and exeiteme: ot box, which he said contained $275,000 in Ger- suit, 2 One lot ORIENTAL LACE, 5 inches wide, finished Showing gross curclessness in the management | J. C- Melting, of the ‘Sonora Guy"Muss, Mexico THE GENERAL DOING VERY WELL. man bonds. When he returned he guve ber os an caren: te noeletion |) edge; always was cheap at 20c. a yard; will be sold at ‘ of his oflice, failure to collect and account fur | James MeGlenn, of the Carolina Central, North -¥., June 16.—Hudson was passed | the sealed package, in which he said Were the F's Coal Office, 1114 Pa. ave. 4 (At TEST SrREET Nontiwesr 0c. a yard. box rent, and especially failure to make re- | Carolina; J.S. McCrum, of the M. R. Ft. At the time Gen. Grant was sit- | bonds, and told her & keep them for and ef Mattano's wharf foot of ath st. | ee er ret era atl costeeaeriah | ue lot ORIENTAL, LACE, which we had in our = Ports deposits, and quafterly accounts, ax re | G- Kansas City, Mos J. 6. Morr of the tir in a caostonnmeh ane chek ee ee Tee ‘auybody” know anything about T PALLS AND CAR ¥ Slinn SrciALTins Avie window Jast season and sold such a quantity of at 106. Guired by the ‘Third Assistant Postmaster Gen- | 1nd P., Davenport Towa: Ira ar cas Sootine Paper, He was no | Witness, on thw So tats statement, com: . BRIDE D CAMLN JOMN'S | 5 enen Hand-mate Umierciathin yard (worth 25¢.), will be sold at 12%." We ean do BUILDING AND HARDWOOD eral and sixth auditor afternotice. The postmas. | ROG, EE Jacksonvile, Is, Heer irows aroued tine Ones candi | the Ulll amponted to $S00e0. Last Weaeer pa URL SIOIE will: make ase Wpeeeh ti oh = (ers at Winona, Minn.; La. ity,Iowa; North | N-¥., L. lo, N. ¥.; W. A wn was thrown arount . One arin reste eb e a sp neanon Wa lie shoes Pat erecy Gt: | Patund Ghioulaer Meson: cet oll Teese Goods, | ‘is, 8s we bought same at 50c. on the dollar, Manchester, thd; Cambridge, Ohio; Augusta, | ofthe N. ¥. and N“E- Norwich “conn, Sn the arm of the chair, his skull ¢ day, suspecting that she was belng ewind Eveoch Ctra oatige We have also.most astounding bargains In Fancy LUMBER Gay and Balston ¥., were suspended for | Schlachs, of ols Cent: Pushed back from ile sontien she sent for a locksmith and Children's Corsets and a $1 Corset (Miss HL'sowa | Cotton Flouncings, Fedora, Brabant, Torchon, Valen- roofs of acts of pariisauship while in office. | Illinois; "W. T. Smith, of the Honally wiped his face, ‘onened the package of bonds, Spay hag clellig nlrb yet apa 14 _ | Clennes Laces, with Nets, &c., tomateh. But we must W3E, McLEAN & SON ‘hese acts were of various kinds. Some were fon EY “a? Strode, of N. and the dust at times: wh! “Exhibit the bonds,” sal the judge. X. B— Frevch, German aud Spanish spoken mrl4_ | ait your attention to our wonderful 25e, Laces, regu 3 > editors as well as postinasters, and their news-| N. Y.; W. H. Stearns, of Connecticut Riv the train, Once the Witness opened the box and exh'bited tts be 4D.6. shave be bro: ROCHON, CORCORAN SUILDING. lar Ate. gouls, consisting of Bugle and Cream Egy | _mbat Jo and B streets nortwent_ | papers in some cubes, since as well as beforetbe | SBrinERe\G, Siam D.O."Ghaver, of tue Penn: | Weta ie west bal “and, lean | contents, which proved 10 be brown paper, et Se Aree eR ae at | Han Flouncings, 6 to 10 inches deep. 7S THE ATTENTION OF VisiTORS AND | ¢lection, have contained scurrilous apd Inde- ae ied Se eeare She at Betcha ; | ing toward Col. Fred. Grant, he tried to speak | Velopes, aud wd Pahatoey of ion ore om fo FEES Gs See BATION A: Paris, Lyons ad Vienus MHonsot |“ EMBROIEIUES in Sivisaaimost given away. That | SSS natin eee Aue AnaP PAGE | cent personal attucks upon officers of the oss | Shei oyend Mi, neta i SW, | ana ton Bim it was the cues of tied at | ey oe Meer: San a wees Cedar Pe 0 i oss ato ell 13 a malignancy of polit m, "Mass. | which in past years he had bee Alahufacturer und importer of open wick Swiss Flounce whieh we sold so much of | VI72> the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonle | ernment, as wel vers Stevens, of the L. 8, and M. 8,, Cleveland, Ohi “ ra the most valuable article in it, although F SI ND Fl 7 fey dt Safeguard agul larin, For ited by | feeling towa) their adversaries in general, In . . S.,. vel 1, Ohio; | but so weak was his Voice the gene could ne was the oo se me J atles tve Hate Cutting and Wait Drawing Te | St 60e. yard is now 25e, 37 patterns to select trom. | 4pd Eafesuard qealusl Malaria, For, sale areated by | fooling towards thelr adversaries in general. In | Sy YeRS. tee the W. and 8t.'L., Moberly, Moz | make himsl heard, Dr. Douglas teamed | poorly decorated. ‘The defendant offered Snes . _ + Hair dyed and sauupoved in a first-class manner, Remember, 50c. Swiss Flouncings at 25e. a yard. 45-) ventur and Manufacturer, 1429 Peunsylviinia ave | postmasters kept hanging in the post offices the | Wm. Siransion, of the 3. M- and Indianapolis, | him not to make any ¢ffort to speak, and bade | testimony, and the case wus sent to the 10 & PROCTOR WILL RE |" Whste case inch Swiss Flouncings at 98c.,91.25 to $5 a yard,every | av11 the C., R.T, and P| him write what °- | Jury; bonds, $500. =a go ee =; ——— | political pincards of one party, and refused | Ind. T. B, Twombly, had to say, which the ge an 597 15th st. now. WOR Aoube. Bee #4 = WT hose of the other to be there. displayed, Chicago, IIL; W. F. Turret, of the C., ¢., C. and |. At 12 o'clock Dr. bousl : era eed a MENTuWeR ‘will give her highly recommended. Medl- Uomo the other tate Indecent pictures or a Gittelnuati, Ohio; John ‘Thompeda, Boston, | Have wiade no effort to feel eens reat ‘The End of the School Year. "Tas New “Bisson lit Sucre! Soot Misaartavennts, se, Magnedle | cartoons untit, for the eye of Fespectable | ee ett, NT WT, We oe the Len 2 | HOt ao 80 while the train is in motion. “He is | Pemttc 8c ars om - Ne ey Es ESS oUF ave. H.W. 25m* | pers in other cases the postmasters were | Elizabeth, N. JC. N- | showing less fatigue than might have been cx: |, GRADUATES PROM THE GRAMMAR SCHoo! NINE SIZES, JUST OUT WITH THE LATEST = = WIS, THE WELI;| Shown” to’ be eficient. political agents | Alabama; H. A: Whitney, of the Tntercolontal | sHowine jews fatigue than might have becn ¢x- To-day the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh INPOOV ER ESTE ee eee vase” | UES8o~xnown Sign. Painteiy Sad” Casters area | ot thelr party, memibersorits working eomgenie | Fatlroad, ‘Moncton, oY cea, Hast | so that I can clear his throat or this dust, which | gages ofthe white schoola of this elty and all FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. THERE IS a GUS D street northwest, Telephone cull, 379-3 tees and leaders in {ts organization, weil known | Taunton, Mass.; . A. Smith, Chicago, Lil; is trying to him, He is feeling the heat, but his NOTHING TS THEE SEARED ROU ALA HERE 15 | 25 ets. 22-inch Dress Goods, In plain colors and orders prompuly’ attended to, in the community as suchand taking a particu | Angus Sinclair; New York city. strength is bolding out reenertatay eel? of the colored schools in the Miner, Juin F. “THR ECONOMY GAS STOVE IS THE BEST nisi I24e = = lr part in the Conduct of election bust ind Bumnber of ladies were in atiendance during ast eg Cook, Proctor and Banveker buildings were enon séthebNeh oe ‘AtBAUM'S, >. often impairment of the performance ‘morning session. ment closed. In the colored schools the following , SELLING STOVE, AS EVERY € ING THEM ‘ ecesraten Rerricerators fice, In several ‘cases SS tee A Vast Wi Shortage. TAKES UPLESSCRE IN TELLING Tibutn | 206% 224uch Bak AlLWoo! Buntings ... 12e eee = +] pent uous: cirotians Gen maces ones Affairs in Liberia, OVER OXE HUNDRED AND, EIGHTY srLtz0x | Pupils recelved certifieates for completion of PRIENDS ABOUT I : STONE SHELVES. the opposite political party were shown to have | THE NEW PRESIDENT A NATIVE—ARRIVAL OF | ___BUSHELS LESS THAN AN AVERAGE Cor. | | the grammar school course: HAYWALD & MUTCHINSON, etm 224nch Satin Berbers and Tricot... 2, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS, _ | been detali the post office.’ THE MONROVIA Wire coLoxisrs rmow ata-| | COLUREUS Outo, June 16 The state board choo, 2 eres & division Bite St, es 424 UTI STREET. - 2 BAMA AND TEXAS—COLORED FROPLEINVITED | statement of the wheat, shortage, based on | Anna pg ne ee ee i ‘87ge. 324Inch All-Wool Cashmeres... 300. WATER FILTERS, ALL SIZES, What Shall be Done With the Cadets? | sro ruzin OWN LAXD.” oMicial telegrams and private sources, of the | Gorden, Alice Harman, “Elim + — Gow Dox.ars At BAUM'S, 4M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 Pennsylvania ave, | CAPT. RAMBAY INTERVISWS SECRETARY WHIT. | 1 11015 received in Washington from Monro- | Pre" eae et die, Muown Me | Lacy, Lucy Moten, Rebecca Moton, i 22inch An a years’ average, as extima e Uni Constance Peters, Mattie - 4 Witt not he fund in the eelvof all our suoes, but | 256% 224nch AILWool Nun's Vellings and | Jeoeamp_] Captain Ramsay, superintendent of the naval | vis announce the reelection of Hon. Hilary R. | Mates Deparinient of Agriculture. “The tonat | Latierwom, Constance Peters, 3 Bell, soli comfort aud durability canbe found in Wen ase fried academy, called ‘at the Navy department to- | W. Johnson as president of Liberia at the bien: | average ior the pact five wears in the United | ham well Francie minith, Banton ¥. ea memorandum of these prices. day and had a conference with the Secretary of | nial election held qn the 5th ofMay. Mr.John- | States was 414 809 bushels, wn! en School 2, grade 8, division 7; Mrs. j PLM aLY S| lalied Vos Fresca eens neta engn | reer th: Navy regarding the assignment of naval | #0n is the fist native Liberian elevated to the Shortage of 181,570,000 "oushele’ The’ beget | Dutcher, teacher Marie Buckner, Petia ESIGN CNN Manager. | Tae iid Fou Datton, Mand sewed, $350. | S0et& SoAnch AN-Wool Cashineresatihades. 400 | Seasoxante Axv Prorsn Cxorsna. | cadets who have passed the final examination | Presidency of the republic. He was educated | Morice of 181.;0.000 bushels.’ The board | 3 Hianual Jacko, Gene 2 aS Far Eas CREE eng | tated MesueamiogsOrbees tesreeee aasa [on n ren aA BAUS, after two years’ sea service. The law provides | 8 Monrovia, and has had large experience in | those not_meutioned wili have a full average Snnie’sorton, Louse Stagphy: —— FAO! FOR GHENT Fatt AND CABIN JOUN | ate vine Kid Operatilippers, trons ‘Tbe. w $3. 62% c. 40-Inch All-WoolCashmeres, all shades. 50c. — for the retention of ten graduates of the highest aigacar soup sent agen 4 = Be Aen ree aero d pone hye egg om well, Sarah md 1 Wasner can he char- | The “Golden Slippers,” for Gents, only 75e. At BAUM'S, standing, and the discharge of the remainder | nent was Rev. Edward W. Blyden, D. D., than | Pf 180,000,000 with last sears fall Jowcpitr A a ateen Cag nd Tefabee place cabachY | | Migh and Jow Shoes made to measure, either foe | 7S ete, 42-inch AU-Wool Cushmeres,all shades. O6c. | go GET CLOTHES TO LOOK WELL, IN WIN. | with $1,000 foreach man so. al ‘Seq- | Whom the African race has no man superior in| Michigan and New York seem to be theanly | Reiley, wate oe Ladies or Gents, only 85. ‘and 0c. At BAUS. "| retary Chandler's interpretation ‘the law | literary powers or in intellectual force. He has | two showing full wheat So ‘The bag We Louisa Straws, torent are warrant togivestatcion witrri oo Cax DE SHAPED AND MADE to weve ran | eheneretere vices ine service baat | gloat adage of Yapona "0 NC Te | SOO ha caliente he ie eat atte | ane cove oc ote Seemann pearme-Tee Gents’ ri to give sati ei6 were vi vice, 1 orgs a elie civat Gbctand We tens Goats os thet Dae sie Sia . CAN BE SHAPED AND MADE TO THE | there should be ten axsignments according to| The fa is at Wheat states, These staics only provide a yield | _ THE Cause OF Mn. Gnamaxis Deare.tee Ceres lati cumace be Sead awe DOTENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WHITE) oyapr, BUT THIN AND CooL FABRICS RE- | 8” whether there were that many vacancies | OH bane Lowen ny aye a see: of 20,000,000 bushels, which is a shortage of | Smnounced in yesterday's, has been ri Tras, a - GEO. W. RICH, 4 g ne if "Gilow the same sous, | aided by the’ American Colonization. society, age, The report, conclues: “There ekn be | shrouded in ane el cecn Mae GRAND LUESION AND ‘GRAND QUIRE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO| Whitney — wil lor e average. asp roe New Howie SM ee 400 71st. nw, | OuTentize stock of White Goods, consisting of Tndia There are _fortysthree cadets in the no plain and figures; S.inen French ees 8 | PASHION INTO COMELY GARMENTS. To|class referred to, and. the — vecan: es, &c., cat immense reduction 10 cles in the navy now number. thir Th at. sharp, returning Keer Masvracrontso Compaxy. SDAY. JU: close out MEETALL THESE REQUIREMENTS DEMANDS, | teen in the line and five in the engineer aU PPR ARE ie 48 YOU CAN READILY JUDGE, BETTER SKILL | (UP Snich aconal pet eeitiod denaiten, These felts, aad sew the Wonderful tnprove- | HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MEN'S RBBOOA YL ABET 9885 AND CARE, AND WE CLAIM THAT BOTH Perera appointments tn fhe marine eastively chutes to kane the pramecst soon a the FURNISHING GOODS. for rot iH uuu HAVE BEEN EXERCISEDIN MAKING UPOUR | enty-tive. The thirteen cadet mo be natura sce Uusrpasned by any cs 7 * ear refused to and. . Heautsful d yd ie elegant BSUS Gitte siege gt cede ne ae 24 on EE # Ker = PRESENT SUPERB STOCK OF SEASONABLE ghary do note ter into 4 poked juts of sll xn e Frst-clans | Beeps. 7.50, or $1.25 each. x 5 Star ei Orne tea. For further ack tally Teluforced, Bnew ‘workiuaship. fe13 AES EEOERE CECT ET EG, tuidecided ‘but if the Supreme Court a ‘J EI IRTS MADE TO Chapel Pol ‘only our gualtg te Very eat SRE SIO sate Ger Tue Bes. Sue special _ SPectan BARGAINS IN NECKWEAR, “THE CORCORD HARNESS.” ‘Times. Laon, Arexriox SUSPEND EIU Ieib GLOVES: SER We, nave ou hand a large stock of the Celebrated ROBINGON, PARKER & 00, RELIEF FROM THE HEAT PROMISED FOR TO parr) LATESE FAKISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS | BEST Svc. AND. ‘We. JEAN DRAWAES IN THe | “*.QONCORD HARNESS, ofall kinds andde- i NIGHT. freon amen MLLE M. J PRANDE, PERO AED OF A ELING BAGS A? 25 | Evéry genuine Concied Harness a tas ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, eicon pace Berit pete ork i rs ceo Vecwiae: 1309 F Sree, con BES COLLAIS AND CUPPS ‘SG Coupe, Carriage and Koad Harness a specialty. on qruaxp Deraxura | St the signal office this morning, “and our pre- Shot ten five “ pOMPADOUR BANGS. SHINGLED BANGS. Cults, Latest neyles, det < ply, 8c. per pair. diction of yesterday bids fair to turn out all ae meee styles never eed Ue In the halsdressery’ hada: canay NY's Goods and save 25 per cent on your par- Sad right,” continued the officer on duty. “A opol custody. ways in order by plain combing. Hair dremed an OLIVER P. BURDETTE. a ee wave is on its and when we awake to- Ene singe, 7 ee EN oom 437 7th st. nw. 2 : Sole Agent for the District of Columbia. apm orm rece deveens, a ‘ SAS RIS