Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1885, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘Northwest Corner Peunsylvania Ave, and 11tn St, by The Evening Siar Newspaper Company, GEO, W. ADAMS, Pres't ‘Te Reecrso Stans served to subscribers tn the gity'by carriers. on thetr ow acconnt, at 10 cents pet Seek, or de per month. Copies. at the counter, 2 ents’ each By" mail prepaid—Go ceuts a Routh: ‘one year, $6: six moutlis, $2. [Centered nt the Pose Office at Wanblogton, D. C, aa second-class mali tantter | Tie Weexty Sran—published on Friday—§1 a Fear, postage prepaid. Six montis. 60 cents, 53- All mail sabecriptions mt be paid it advance no paper sent longer than ts jad for. Rates of advertising made known on application. Vor 66—No 10,028. : WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1885. TWO CENTS. LADIES’ GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICES. IONS, ETC SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 21. Steamers Jane Moseley and Thompson leave 6th-st, Sbart at 3:30. “Pea over at 8 o'clock. Stopping at Gly mont going and returning. Fare round trip, 25 c-pta; ehibiren, 10 ceuts, “jels-3e piconet? tease 7 = i Lady of the Lake, given by the Ladies of Ham- eer ra Jenves Carlin springs 6-30 p. hi, Reffeshiments U5 the Indies of the churct ekets, 40 ceuts. Children, 20 eae a ARROL INSTITUTE EXCURSION TO MAR- Cc SHALE TALL, AMUSEMENTS. * ATHLETIC PARK, JUNE 22, FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. ‘Two Performances Paily—Anernoon ana Evening, | Mins Sura Rvrrser, ‘Ran or Shine. BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST. ‘The Renowned Sioux Chief, SITTING BULL, and several of the celebrated late hosti WHITE EAGLE and 52 Pawneeand Wichita Braves, Music furnished by the Famous Wiid West Cowboy z ptomise._Copy & SarsauRy. Admission, 60 cents Children, 25 cents. Gates open'at I and 6:50 pum. Performance com- nienco a ‘ar street cars to the ‘Street Parade Fane 22 at 10 a.m. Returning, | = ¥, ‘A Summer Season of Mi At Prices. 25¢. THE FAMOUS CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, After two weeks In Baltimore, Commencing MONDAY, June 224. THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH. Only one trip will be made. Steamer Corcoran will Jeave her wharf at 5p. m., and return at 10. ‘Tickets are limited to 500 at 50 cents each. Je15-4t* CEP COOL AND ENJOY LIFE. K Fes ror Sp THE MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, FORD'S OPERA HOUSE, Washington, D. C., JUNE 23, 1885, AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M. Free tickets of admission can be obtained at the fol- be & Co.'s Plano Rooms, 817 Droop's. afusic Concent ay CITY OF WASHINGTON and A Weave hourly for Alex- 71 pam, every day: 1 . Ibe. ‘Enjoy the freexo and Hos the Cog THE BABIES. fer,schecinies, CW. RIDTEY, ox THE BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R EVERY MONDAY, commencing June 22, to SATURDAY MATINEE, iRATES OF PENZANCE. s. Veek—BOHEMIAN GIRL. E-SUMMER GARDEN. lanaér. _| The coolest Amusement resort south of the Arctle Regions, = eer PL eS TWO CONTI- Matinees—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Admission 16, 20 and 30 cents. PEN MarR Ronnd trip rate, $1.50. Limited to 300 persons. Leave Washington at § am. Returning, arrive ut 8:30 p.m. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Commencing | Poors oj Tune 23, to HARPER'S FERRY AND BYRNES ISLAND, On the Potomac. Round trip rate, $1. Limited « ‘Washington 10:06 a.m. Returning, atrive at 7:20 p.m. | jyidpady ie nee On miudents: Reclesiastieal History. D EVERY OTHER | Prayer and its itemarkable Auswers. By Rev. W.W- Reasonable Apprehensions and Reassuring Hints. By Rev. Henry Footman. cross the Chasm. A. EVERY WEDNESDAY SUNDAY, to LURAY CAVERNS, Commencing June 24. Round trip rate, $3.50. | { Leave Washington 330 am. Returning, arrive at | Jelo Wal. . 9:5 p.m. TW ssitsero: Every ticket calls for a reserved seat on these ex- cursions Secure your tlekets at 619 and 1351 Peon- sylvania avenue, and at deyot on the morning of the exenrsior Jeld-2m AID. of Boston, er his Celebrated Lecvure on “TEMPERAMENTS.” pen at 7:30. Lecture begins at 8. persons Leave | IN Tules From Many Sources: dvols. aga kan Archipelaso. By E- R. Seldmore, hy Mrs. Mary F Henderson. " Vain Forebodin Feoterte Buddhism. ASHBURN & CO..807 1dth st. excursion DAY, lea ing at's AT 6 P.M, NOON EXCURSION. xcursions. ‘objectionable parte svlowed oa board. other points Jeo FS. RANDALL, Manager. 1 OWER CEDAR POINT, he popalar Watering Place of Washingtonians ‘Tye naiey swf and wagmificent sete ARMERTA will leave ker wharf, foot of sth six dally, except Sut Urdays, at Oa of AY, SUSE 21. ‘at Alexafdria on Mondays, Wednes- 4 Fridays only. Fare 50c. roundtrip. Child- and corporations apply to GL SHERE JeS-Sin “And Steai ‘Ot THLE GREAT volumbys: Vining. Lady Hamilton. Agamimemvon's Tig siter: Sider. niior Doubt. At” The Ted Glove; Gavermincnt; Sucknes. GLYMONT EVERY SATURDAY © A. 36, RE-| ir of Cookery Willlania: “re wren TUENE rata Willis (A cnifa's Garden of Verses We wish to call the attention of ASHINGION will make | Sttcring at marvelously low rood type, good TEA ASHINGTON Sifering at marvelously low jitices. . ERY SUNDAY, leaving at Sp. | paper snd biudiugs, th ritings of N. P. ‘Books, which we are ‘and standard works YM. IL MORRISON. 475 Pennsyivania ave iD per for chart? for Adarsh Tue Revisen Steamer for charter for Marshall Mall, Glymont and Horne See HOLE BIO, in different sizes of tepe and in Varied nt of pe varied bindings csr Ocr, THE NEW WORK BY ‘MESSRS. HUTCHINS & MOORE, THE NATIONAL CAPITAL HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED. G. A. WHITAKER. 1205 Pennsylvania ‘The Steam 1OR will make trips during te season to theabove polntsevers SUN- DAY, TUFSDAY and PRIDAY, leaving her wharf, eorner of Hich st. amd Canal. at 8 ¢'cloek a.m., shar] Fare f trip 50e.. Boat can be chartered on ternate days Fur information apply at office of J. G. and 3M WATERS, 1047 Higit3t Georgetown, “ as Bnd Lest 1. PLESES, PSTUEIO, © PROCTOR WILL 1 Mi Stir the popuiar S Evening #carsion | that Was fuatumfated last season, on the Steamer Mary Washington, every Saturday ‘Evening, est jnencing Saturday, June Lath, and continne Ev Sitanday. steaier “Mary Washington leaves at 7: m. and revurmsat 11. Dancing going and returning. ekets he. Pisiurlo’s Orchestras ese STEUER CORCORAN EXC s VIRCULATING LIBRARY. EW BOOKS AND BEST PERIODICALS SOON Also special attractions and bargains in Stationery. Mrs. LUCY L. HUNTER, 374 Pennsylvania Avenue. «x Booxs SD commenctai STATIONERY. A Spectaity of Making ull Kinds of BLANK BOOKS EDDING ENG DONE ING. ENGRAVING my240 Bras TO OLDER. CARDS AND W: IN AN ARTISTIC MAL ‘The owners of the steamer W. W. rehased wud will asscine C Shall Hail.” Daily morula: ‘Specially for Ladies and Children. Abvolute order be preverved on the grounds. The table furnished. ith all the market affurds. Lauehes served, apd ice, ie alwayson hand. Steamer leaves every: clock, returning at 4 o'clock. Fare, Bak JeSSm FPR EXCUISIONS 10 GLY MONT EVERY SATURDAY, commencing June 6th. Mary Wash- ington leaves at 9a i; back at p.m.” A yood band ‘on boat and pavilion. "For ti Wcents. OF special rates to clubs or sehouls Call at TREMBOY'S hicture tc street yerim 1.2 TREMBLY, Pseursion Manager. HW “FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOU: BRIE HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ‘RS, BM MENGERT. 419 OTII ST. N.W. ‘Art Embroldery materialsof.all kinds. Infants’ ace anid Shirred Caps, Shawls, etc. Finest erades of Zephyr ‘and Knitting Yarns, all at reduced Stamping promptly done, Jel0-m 608 Oth utreet, opporite Patent OMes, Large and complete stock of Ladles’ and Children's HOSIERY, CORSETS, SUMMER UNDERWEAR, Silk and Lisle Thread GLOVES and MITTENS, EMBROIDERIFS, FLOUNCINGS, ALLOVERS, in Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric. CHANTILLY, FEDORA,ORIENTAL, EGYPTIAN, MEDICIS AND OTHER TRIMMING LACES AT REDUCED PRICES, Jed Rexovan MME. T. B. HARRISON, 1987 F ST. N.W., ‘Wil remove to her new store No. 1329 F ST, About, June 25th, aod until tien will sell her Stoie steetionaot fnparted Summer Miinery a eres aes TROED SOCK ATACTUAL COST. _Jeo1m 20 Pra Cexr Ov. ENTIRE STOCK OF PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS, MRS. BL J, HUNT,S FR. SOSHOSE BEE Worse ae Tah weet Nand Whode Taland ave. Special iattention qivein to the cleaning of Ladied” Evening Dresses. Velvels, Plush, Laces, dc, are cleaned. perfectly by” this pro: Ritliont being ripped "Kid Gloves leaned aad. dyed. " id Gloves a Grape Velis dyed und Snished equal to new. myso-om J. Cc. Horcursox, IMPORTER} FINE MILLINERY, REPRESENTING THE PREVAILING PARIS AND NEW YORK STYLES IN CRAPE, MULL AND LACE HATS AND BONNETS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, NOVELTIES YOR TRIM- MING, TROUVILLE, BRIGHTON AND NEWPORT SHADE HATS. WHITE SUITS OF CHOICEST DESCRIPTION. BLACK SILK AND CLOTH COSTUMES. PARA- SOLS IN ALL THE LEADINGSTYLES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH JERSEYS, PERFECT FITTING, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRESSMAKERS’ FINDINGS, ‘TTrevise, Paris, 907 Pa. ave. sn 11.07 FOSTER KID, SILK AND LISLE GLOVES Doverass. We have 100 Dozen LADIES’ BALBRIGGAN ‘HOSE, since 8 to %, our regular 47c. Hose, which we shall sell for 370. per pair; three pair for $1 or $2 per box. DovaLass, mys Ninth street, St, Cloud Bullding. Exner Gur full line of latest novelties, which we have re- diced in, prices. 9 we 4o to our sores a Saratoga Springs, N. ¥.. on July dst, and rather than pack Our goods, we will'selt them as low as posstble. Sy, deeamine our Goods. Our el bs SHINE. FREN JEWEERY, LEATI Goops,” XUCHINGS, PARA! CHIEFS and Trimmed and Untrimm« fotee yn eed ill now sell at reduced prices. As a spec’ Mee we will take 20 Be SEE ETE, Gnivionec Hats and Hommes “Now ‘purchase barguins. eee ns, Noors BELGIAN LACE AND MILLINERY STORE, gl 419 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue, and 18 Grand Union Block, Saratoga, N.Y. M*Ss VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, AVE Formeriy with, Lord & Taslor.New York; Wim. Barr & Co., it. Louis, Mo. Sutta nmde at the shortest noiice. Superior Fitting, engonaie Pees and Satlstaction Guaranteed, ‘Brening Dresses. frowseats ty. oes age teiael omen TPHE FEDORA DRESS SHIELD Is RECOM mei he Lea mak It is absolutely tn) rrvious. — = For sale at all Dry Goods and Ladies’ Furnishing Stores, ap24-3m H DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY ng Establishment. 1205 New York ave. n.w. of Ladies and Gents Garments Cleaned and finished in the most superior manner’ Pinab Cioulks, Velvet and Party” brewes a shecialty, Ladies? dresses done up without belng tipped. ASTOR CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with a. Fischer. Hexe We Ane Acar, ~ WITH THE SIXTH CARLOAD OF OUR EUREKA CHAMBER SUIT, ont ant Marshall | SOLID WALNUT, MARBLE TOP. 10 PIECES COMPLETE, FOR $4350—BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED FUE THE MONEY. GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL OTHER GOODS ING STOCK, JULY 1ST. cents; children, | PREVIOUS TO TAK! W. H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space: 30S and 310 Sth st. yew steam packet II.G. Wagner can be char n tered for Excursions to ether of above places; capaci of the boat over 200. sre sch ty a forte wre oH « aarp hoa at 9:30 p. ne. commencing w ‘fand every Mondays. Weduesiays, Satardars and Sai days d Juve ‘Dont tall to go on | sortment, of ositively ciaius to bave the dest resort on the p ivingclesant 4 of soil aud rowing boats roeer s m F. QUE: = x Stxcuerox & Fiercien, at the jewelry store of H, G. | FURNITURE, CARPETS, SEDDING AND UPHOI- STERY GOODS STRAW MATTING, BABY CARRIAGES. EHS FOR FURNITURE, ETC, ETC. Hemember, we guarantee prices to bealways the 415 77 Stecer Noatuwest. LOOSE COV! lowest. i = Varor Sroves Do not buy until you have examined our large as re different makes, especially the tm I. and the DAVIS SINGLE : ERATOR STOVE, baving only one burner that tumac. “The natural seenery is unsurpassed by aiy | you bave to heat, then the others are ready for use, (all and ee thems, in “il sizes and prices. W.& JENKS & CO, oe No. Od G Street Nortuwese, Pinsh Cloaks, Crupe Veils, Luces, Gloves, etc, are Seaton te “ERS VE SEPT rary, Gentlemen's clothes cleaned by this process will not Jose thelr original shape: and ts {eibe removed iy. Price $1.00 1 aud S76 por M= ANNIE K HUMPHERY, $50 Testi Brame Nonrnwmer Corsets to order in-every style and ‘and guarantees perfect if and comfort Hen Sricraeries Ate. French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest imported foslery. lger Braces, kad all Dress Goods. ‘Freneh Corvets aid. bustles. makes at for the price i uttueeaseg es H's owe teat oe te rar Re RePrenck,Germay and Bpasian spoken, mel4 , CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘Pist-cluss Halt Dresser um Farts, ee Patenis and Five Medals’ fron ks *Sipiipetarer ana ings ter of HOPES Hartt i fs BATE WORE pera oho ia Sai Licursixe Srnoxes Ix Tue Cane or ~~ = CORSON & MACARTREY;Baxxens, THE MOST DELICIOUS HOME-MADE. Cakes in the city, Always fresh, Received and Fridays. At ¢.G BRYANS, It 1413 New York ave, (D> WASEGION GrovE—aens a err ‘GORES COTTAGE, corner of Second ave, ‘and Broadway, is now ready for Tahle Boarders: also, Pleasant Rooms; terms moderate. USO TO MOUNT DESER’ ‘stork’s Recreation Tour, leaving. Haltimoré nly 13th, and going to Boston by'steamer, thence to Mount Desert for five days, Isles of Shots, etc.is Dow arranged. “Cheppest and best Summer Town. -ADDIY for free aulde’ book to W. L STURK, ¥.3f building, Baltimore, Md. Joist (Fe SPecra Notice: Co-operation. AN members of our Watch Clubs receive, under our co-operative system, the benefits of close cash buyers, at the same time enjoying the priv- exe of small and casy payments; therefore, join oUF National Wateh Ch JACOBS BROTHERS, Jel7-3t 1220 Pennsylvania ave. ‘A NEW STATIONERY STORE, McCREARY & CO, have Just oJ SR EEE Seley Senate ey, for ii wed Al Vv Also, a new line of Plush “Noveities, Clocks, &c. Go. Sere ies sts castes aon ne mer prices, 2 Jeliat (>, POVAT—T0 MY CUSTOMERS: T adjoining the Portland. 'T. V. NOONAN eh fae (Res © P BAYLY, gn, Office and Residence Jel2-ote 1820 T st, n. w. a AMBROSE D. BAGRY, FORMERLY corner 9th and E. sts. n.w., has associated himself with B. B. PRICE & CO., dealers in Paints, Oils, Glass, &., 1305 E st. n.w., where he willbe lensed to see his friends and customers. Je12-Bt® (E> Goon Work: FAIR PRICES. BYRON 8. ADAMS, PRINTER, 514 Sth Street Northwest, makes a spectalty of Pension and Claim Agents! work, Vieni Excursion printing at low rates. je12-1m_ » NOTICE TO OWNERS OF CARRIAGES, ‘Persons leaving the city for the summer, and wish- ing their winter carriages repaired, painted or stored, will find ivto their advantage to leave them with ns. Special attention given to the Te painting of Fine Car- ‘Monograms, Coats-ofAtms, aud Crests, ex- ecuted in the very best manner, ANDREW J. JOYCE, 412, 414 and 416 14th st. n. w. GEORGE W. JOYCE, Manage Agents for Brewster & Co. (of Broome st.), Ne Yor Je8-2w SAMUEL 8. SHEDD GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, GARDEN VASES, SETTEES AND HOSE, GAS RANGES, STOVES, TUR XG IN PLUMBING AND TINNINO, 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, _Je2 E PORCELAIN LETTERS — ‘Twenty-five per cent reduction in price. Put upatonce, No delay. W. B. STOOPS, Sign Painter, B18 Sth st. nw. ‘Telephone call 773-4. * eS. Ay customers and the public are informed that I have resumed the personal supervision of my business and am prepared to serve them with such garments as thes may need, in my line, ina manner’ entirely safistactory. as to price, fit, style, and quality of goods. ‘Your patronage is solicited. J. HENRY W1rso! 3107 Mst,, West Washington. (Sr eae reo nro and me 206 Pennsylvania ave, Sole Agent for = STE BREWING COMPANY'S RATED EHEC ‘The Trade and Famitica supplied. Orders by mai, ortelephone promply filed. > “myistuthagun E F, BROOKS, GARDEN HOSE, any length, GAS STOVES, all sizes; gtaranteed. Call and examine, GAS FIXTURES, &c. No charge for hanging. LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs, &c. F, BROOKS, _my27 581 16th street, IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS. arhlltaxes due, previous to July 1, 1882, can be pala ‘8 discount by Calling om : WILLIAM DICKSON. _my21-1m 224 dy street. Jou W, Consox. JouN W. Macanrapy. Glover Building, 1410 ¥ st, ‘Washington, D. C. Depostt Accounts, subject to check at sight, received srom Kirms, Corporations and Individuals. Cueaapeake and Ohio Bonds, West Shores and all Stocks and Bonds listed on the New York und Phitadel- phils Stook: Exchunges bought and sold on coumission, Hoston orders execuied. American Dell Telephone Stock deat in, District of Columbia bonds of all denominations on hand for sale. Stock and Bonds of all local street Hall- Touds, Gus, Tsurance and ‘Telephone Companies bt and'sold. Direct, wire from our office to New York, Philniel- phia.and Boston, apsv_ (jee tb uueen. BUILDING AND HARDWOOD LUMBER W3, McLEAN & SON mb31 13th and Bi streets northwest. THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND Residents is particularly called to PHOS- VIP, the new and popular Brain and Nerve ‘Tonic spd Safeguard a aluria, For gale ureated by the glass’ or in Wottes by W. GC. MILBURN, Sole Lie Ventor and Munutacturer, Peumsylvauis ave, ap] <=> MES, BROWN (COLORED) (ee ee highly recommended Modl- cated Electr and Steant Se (ESSE town Sign, Paintary Sat” Ginstirn areas 908 D street uorthwest. "Telephone call, 3703. All promptly attended to, cel-om Eovvs Crxesraten Rernicrnatons WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS, WATER FILTERS, ALL SIZES M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 Pennsylvania ave. Jel6-3t-Istp Lions, Arrexrioy: LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS MLLE M, J. PRANDL, 1900 F Sraxet, POMPADOUR BANGS. SHINGLED BANGS. Washington News and Gossip. GoverNMeNt Receipts To-pay,—Internal Tevenue, $346,606; customs, $442,190, THE Brps for furnishing wrapping paper twine, letter balances and canceling pads for the use of the post offices throughout the coun- try were opened at the department to-day. ‘There wore iorty-two bidders. ‘THE ALLIANCE aT New YorxK.—The Navy Department is informed of the arrival of the Alliance at New York from Key West to-day, with the remains of Capt. Clark on board, AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today were Senator Beck, Representatives Edes, Bar- bour, Howard, Lawler and H.V. Hays and Jos. M, an, of Chicago; Frederick, Wise, Bynum, Poet ana Ellsbury, W. BR. Shelly, Oran Rapids, Mic! Wm. MeMichael, New York city; and J, Hunter, Ill; P. M. Furlong, “irae ieehitanwes maven ie drew ‘Welch, Yorkville, ih. Tue Report of the board of naval officers which examined the Dolphin will be made pub- Ue this afternoon. It isa very voluminous doc- ument, THE HostLe INDIANS GoNE INTO MEXICO, Adjutant General Drum has received a tele- gram from Col. Bradley, whois stationed at Santa Fe, New Mexico, stating that there are now no hostile Indians in New Mexico, havin, all gone south into Mexico, It is thought that the same may be said regarding Arizona, NAVAL OnvERs.—Lieutenant Commander Charles H. Davis has been detached from spe- cial duty at the Navy department, 22d in- stant, and ordered to the Powhatan as execu- tive.’ Lieutenant Commander W. H. Brown- son and Lieut, G. H. Peters have been detached from the Powhatan and ordered to duty on the coast survey, IMPROVEMENTIN MR. MERRICK’S CONDITION. —The physicians in attendance upon Mr. Richard T. Merrick announced this morning after the consultation that while the patient is still In_a dangerous condition, the indications are more favorable. The progress made is very slow, but his attendants can see a perceptible change for the better in his condition since yesterday and a great gain over that of the day before, THE DotpHin.—Secretary Whitney yester- ay afternoon ordered that the Dolphin be docked at New York for the purpose of having her bottom examined, He Han $10,000 Witm Hrat.—Postmaster General Vilas yesterday received a telegram from the inspectors who arrested Hibbs, the defaulting postinaster of Lewiston, Idaho, at Yale, B.C, stating that $10,500 had been found on his person. Tur Six-Year NAVAL GkaDUATES—Captain Ramsay, the superintendent of the Naval academy, says aiter the adjournment of the retiring board, which has several cases before it, there will be about fourteen vacancies to be filled in the navy. In that case Cadets Greene, Armistead, Street, Eaton, Ellicott, Baxter, Lit tehales, Dyson, ‘Darrah, Jackson, Sweeting, Thurston, George und Chapin will probably be assigned fo the Vacancies, In the Anal exam- for graduation in the six-year course rere elgnt. hysical failures and only one failure in mental studies. SENATOR WALTHALL, of Miss, is In the clty for the first time atuce the adjournment of the Senate, He 1s looking aftersome appointments of importance to His state. THe SoLpieis AND THE OsvicEs.—J. B. Burke, senior vice commander, department of the Potomac, G. A. R., is unceasing in his ef forts to secure the retention in office and ap- pointment of ex-Union soldiers. To 9 StaR reporter to-day hesald that he had received the most satisfactory treatment at the hands of the different cabinet officers. Pxnsonat.—Hon, James E. Simpson, of New York, and Colonel James E. Boyd, of Greens- boro, North Carolina, are at the Ebbjtt.— Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite and Miss Waite are in New York, and will sail for Europe on ——Ex-Secretary Lincoln, who has resided in Washington ‘sinte the change of administration, will leave with his family at the ‘end of the weeks for Kpriress Montos for a week's visit.) Be will them return to Chi | and resyme the practice of law.—Mrs. 3. Van Vrahken has gone to Geneva, N. Y.,to spend the summer.——Mr. Corcoran left on the 2'p.m.- train for Boston yesterday, in response to @ telegram announce ing the Hlnens of his rand-daughter, Miss Louise M. Knstls, Miss Eustis, with her aunt «nd two brothers, are at Manchester by the Sra, Mass. ‘The Railway Master Mechanics, ELECTION OF OFFICERS TO-DAY. The railroad master mechanics held their last session tovlay. A number of reports of a technical character were read, and the follow- ing officers were elected to serve during the en- suing year: President, J. Davis Barnett; 1st vice presideny, Wm, Woodcock; 2d vice presi- dents, Jacob Jouann, J. F. Devine, George H. Colby, R. H. Briggs; secretary, J. H. Letche! treasurer, Geo, Richards; for member _of cot mittee on subjects, Chas. Blackwell. The con- vention will go to Mt. Vernon to-morrow, 1c Naas Was Commissioner Edmonds Squler’s Partner? THE QUESTION NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION IN THE EQUITY COU! Yesterday afternoon in the Equity Court, Judge Cox, the hearing of the case of Jesse B. Wilson, receiver in the case of Crawford et al. agt. James B, Edmonds, one of the Commis- stoners of the District of Columbia, was com- menged, Mr. W. Willoughby for the. recelver, and Mr. N. Wilson for Commisstoner Edmonds, ‘The receiver charges that the defendant was 3 partner of J. H. Squier, the Pennsylvania aye- nue banker who failed, and is responsible for the debts of the firm—over $80,000. The testi- mony shows that Edmonds had invested $44, 000 ‘with Squier, and the question under con- sideration is whether it was a simple loan, or did Edmonds contribute as a partner of Squier, cuieiine eye Killed ty » Hansom Cab. ‘TRIAL OF F, J, ESSELMAN FOR MANSLAUGHTER ‘To-day, the trial of Frederick J. Exselman on the charge of manslaughter, in causing the death of B. B. Manning by driving a “hansom” over him on the 4th of March last, was resumed, Bernard Mallory, the last witness for the gov- ernment, testified that he was with d at the timé that the driver was whipping his horse and going ata rapid gait; that when de- ‘ceased was struck he was perfectly sober. For the defense Samuel Ingle testified to see- ing the man ran over, and was certain the driver was not Esselman, Samuel Snow and another witness corrobo- rated Mr. Ingle, f Joseph H. William: Offutt and Edward Mobun testified that Iman was at the fire works that evening. ‘The latter also testified LATEST OFFICIAL CHANGES. Presidential Appointments, Postmas- ters Comminsioned, Etc. ‘The President to-day appointed Wm. L. Ban- croft to be collector of customs for the district of Huron, Mich; Jsracl Lawton, superintend- ent of the mint at San Francisco, Cal,, and A. L. King, of Arkansas, receiver of public moneys at Harrison, Ark. ‘The President also appointed Wm, F, Howard, 10 be collectse of customs at Beautort N. C., and John A, Richardson, to be collector of customs at New Berne, N.C. The President to-day appoinied the followt named Presidential postmasters: J.T. Burns, Dayton, Wash, Ter., vice W. 0. Mat re= , at Jackson, Objo, vice body, Kan, vice Be Pinkney, resigned: John ly, Kas, ¥' inkney, nm Hartley, at’ Henry, IIL, vice’ P.S. Perley, re- signed: John W. Duncan, at Bonham, Tex., vice E, Taylor, resigned; Samuel_W. Shields, at Morristown, ‘Tenn... vice J. H. Trent, 7 Mra Sulla, Loer at Neweastie; Ind., vice L$. Denini med; Ethan a man, Kas, vice GW: Siyers: resigned? 3 F. Gok, at Kenton, Ohio, vice H. Sagehiel, resigned. ‘Mr. Bane Inted collector of customs Huron and ied lawyer by profession, Ho tas ‘ron 3 rr ion, He has been ay active politician for about twenty-five years, during which time he has served on the hational democratic committee and attended four national conventions as a delegate from Michigan. He is a man of means and is identl- fied with tho raflroad interests of the state, The President to-day commissioned the fol- wing postmasters: Edward P. Rutherford at Clarksville, Texas; Enoch A, McLeod Pal- myra, Mo.; Richard C. Platt at Napa City, Cal, and Lloyd’ Reed at Clarksburg, West Vinzinia. Mr. Richardson has been appointed postmas- ter at Quiney, IIL, the place that Ed. Cleve land, who claimed ‘to bea cousin of the Presi- dent, was an Bpplicant for, Mr. Cleveland was recommended by the member of Congress from the place, and was backed up bya lengthy peti- ton signed by ‘of the leading citizens. His fuilure is said to be due to his clainrof rela- tlonship to the President. ‘The President is re- Ported ag saying that he did not know that the fopegene was a relative, but for fear he might be he would not make the appointment. The resignation of John Q- Tufts, Indian agent at the Union agency, in the Indian Terri- tory, has been accepted. mara Magoonaughs has been designated by the Secretary of the Interior as custodian of the Detroit, Mich,, arsenal property, vice J. A. Pat- rick, os ged James W. M, Harris, of Port Townsend, Wash- ington Territory, has been appointed a special thtiber agentor the general land office, at $1,100 Perannum, : Changes in the Pension office Howard Mil- Jer, of | ipo Pa., aclerk of class two, has resigned. Leonidas Russell, of Tennessee, has been appointed a medical examiner at $1,800, vice John H. Ross resigned. Aaron 8. Coleinan, of New York, has been promoted from $1,600 to 81,800, and is acting as chief of the special ex- amination division. Miss May Brooks, of Ala- t'g00"™* been promoted from $1,000 to Wah, the inning of the new fiscal year, on the first of July, the additional assistant secre- tarythip of the Interior, provided for by the last, Congress, will come into existence. Col. Muldrow, the present assistant, will be made First Assistant Secretary. He will be given the place next in authority to the Secretary, and exCongresmman Jenks, of Pa, will have the place of second master DOCTOES DIFFER. ‘The Columbia Hospital Investigation. TESTIMONY FOR AND AGAINST DR. MURPHY. In the course of the pending Investigation of the Columbia hospital management, Drs. C. Mayfield, B. Poole, H.L. E. Jobnson, D. K. Shute and M. Cuthbert, former medical assist- ants, and Messrs, C. T. Earle, R. Stein and T. B. Bailey, former apothecaries, have been exam- ined. It ay that no regular charzes have been led; but the allegations against Dr. Mur- phy, the surgeon in charge, are intoxication, udeness to ents and employes, and neglect of duties. As stated in yesterday's STAR there are two factions In the board, one accusing, and the other defending Dr. Murphy and bis management of the hospital. The tes- timony taken so far ts conflicting. For in- stance, Dr.Johnson testified that he had seen Dr. Murphy under the induence ofintoxicants while at the hospital; also that Dr. Murphy was rude {0 patients and'omployes and inattentive to his duties. As against Dr.. Murphy it was. stated witnesses that he neglected the hospital for a} rate y that he made the hospital patfents a secondary consideration, giving them guch time as he could spare froma his pay pa- ient Dr. Poole, who was an assistant physiclan for about three years, testified that he had never seen the surgeon ih charge intoxicated at the hospital, nor had he ever seen him Incapacita- ted from any cause for the performance of his duties. He ulso declared that Dr. Murphy de- voted a great deal more of his time and atten- tion to the hospital than was required under the rules; that he had known Murphy, In dan- gerous cases, to givehis attention through the hight, notwithstanding the presence of as- sistanus, One of the former assistant physicians in tes: tifying said that he and Dr. Murphy had had some ‘words; that Murphy had treated hu more as a nurse than a physician, in requiring him to make frequent reports, minute in di tails, asto how he was treating patients; that he told Murphy he did not come there to’ be a nurse, ete, The friends of Dr, Murphy cite tis asan in- stance of his attention to duty, saying that as he was responsible for the treatment of patients he was rigidin requiring reports from assist- ants, ‘They also allege that the charges proceed from former assistants and employes, who are moved by malice towards the surgeon in charge. On the other hand, ax against Murphy, it is, claimed that some positive proof of his indiffer- ence to duty has been produced. It is alleged that he hns violated the rales of the hospital, and, in proof, It ig charged that in one case he administered an anssthetic tog patient in per- forming an operation, though it is against the rules todo so except with the consent of the advisory board. The defense claimed that in the case referred to, after the operation was commenced, it was found’ to be essential to sniesthetize the patient In order to complete it, ‘and that to have awaited until the advisory board could have been convened and consulted would buve endangered life. And so the con- iiict goes on, marked by a good deal ot feeling. Dr. Murphy's friends assert that his enemies have not yet been willing to assume the respon- sibility of formulating the allegations made into regul with thelr signatures attached, because they realize that they cannot be <us- tained. They predict an early and full yindica- tion of the doctor. Tits ents say that there is plenty of material al hand to undo im, and thatit be forthcoming. a ‘The President and the Academy Girls. Just as the last of the President's callers were about leaving him in the East room yesterday afternoon a party of handsomely dressed young ladies filed in and approached the Presi- dent, They were introduced by Sister Sebas- tan as the young ladies of the graduating class ofthe Georgetown Academy of the Visitation, Telegrams to The Star. | THE NEW BRITISH CABINET. Whatis Said inLondon and Elsewhere | ———— —— BRIBERY AT SPRINGFIELD. A OABINET CRISIS IN ITALY. a: TWO MEN HANGED IN VIRGINIA. —_.—__. RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA. ANOTHER ENGLISH COLLIERY DISASTER. —.__ TO-DAY'S TOPICS IN LONDON. Some Indignation at the Of-Hand Shelving of Sir Stafford Northcote. THE LORD LIEUTENAXC SALISBURY AGAIN WARNED THAT MAKING LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL INDIAN SECRE- TARY WILL HAVE A BAD EFFECT IN RUSSIA, Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING Star. Loxpox, June 18.—The conservatives are Presenting an unbroken front, Their organs assert this morning that no questions which could possibly cause discussion remain open, Much sympathy for Sir Siafford Northcote has been expressed, and much indignation is felt atthe summary way in which he, an old and faithful leader of the party, has been hustled ‘ont of active political lite." To counteract this, the tory papers assert that the relations of OF IRELAND—LorD heote and Lord Randolph Churehill are of &cordial character. Everybody appreciates the Kind intention of these statements,but ridicules them as facts. Northcote’s title as a peer will probably be Lord Iddesleigh, taken from bis manor in north Devon, THE DUKE oF RI 7 Thave nothing to 1 the new cabinet al given. The lord leu- tenant of Ireland will probably be the Duke of Richmond. RUSSIA AND THE NEW CARINET, The troubles in regard to itussia, already cabled, are growing apace, ‘The pall Mall Gazette last night sald that Lord Randolph Churchill's appointment to the Tudia oMice is regarded at St. Petersburg, Ing on meaning, and that is war, “We are not speak- tsays. “The inevitable infer- An appointment ts, at P that all hope of a good, honest under- w between Hussia and England is at an The Daily News this morning At the report that Lord Randolph Churchill’ will the seeretary for India is true, to say noth- ng of the foreign secretaryship for Lord Salis- bury, it will be searcely olny too far to say thay the peace of Asia, and with {tthe peace o Europe, is seriously endangered.” ‘Therefore, It is just possible Unat these vert strong expres- sions may deter from making the appointmen Churehill will b tWeen rebuilding th s infusion of new blood demanded by Lord Ru dolph Churehill. Itis not a complete trum for Lord Randolph, although his prineipal mands have been’ conceded. | Misgivings are widely entertained lest his rashness and. in perience intlictinjury in India at a eritical mo- ent, but he must work in harmony with Earl Dufferin and the council of India. Lord Ran- dolph probably insisted that the renewal ofthe eoercion act be abandoned, Refetring to Mr. Chamberlain's charge that 30,000 soldiers are maintained in Ireland to support British rule, the Times asics him if he will be ready to acqui- esee if Ireland wishes to separate when the re- straining force is removed, and warns him against trifling for party purposes with the sravest Imperial Interests, ‘sir inge Gifford is to be lord high ¢han- cellor. The movement of the Ulster conserva- tives In favor of a renewal of the coercion act, has utterly failed, being feebly supported. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE NEW GOVERN- MENT. All reports regarding the composition of the new cabinet concur in the statement that Earl of Carnarvon become viceroy of Ire- land, and that the Hon. Edward Stanhope will be president of the board of trade. The Right Hon. Lord George Hamilton, member of par- ament from Middlesex, is named tor the office of first lord of the admiralty, and the Right Hon. Lord John Manners, in parliament for |_ Leleestershire, is mentioned for postmaster general. The Right Hon. Edward Clarke, who represents Plyiuouth in parliament, will be the attorney general, and the Right’Hon, John Eldon Gorst, member of parliament from Chat- ham, is the one named for solicitor general. The Pall Mail Gazetie denies that Sir Arthur Balfour will be appointed ehict secretary for Treland. i CoLOGNe, June 18—The Kolnische Zeitung Snglish cabinet ts hailed in and confi- that the says: “The’ new political circles dence. We glad! t to both now be taken for granted questions between England and Germany will be amicably arranged. AN IRISH OPINION OF THE NEW REGIE. Desiix, June 18.— United Irctand (news- paper) is of the opinion that the advent of the es to power will be for the benefit of ‘hey are likely,” says United Ire “to grant to the countty more of seli-gov- ernment than the whigs.” TWO NEGKO MURDERERS HANGED AT CHAR- LOTTESVILLE THIS MORNING, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA., June 18.—Joe Bar- bour and Horace Terrel “were executed this morning at 9 o'clock in the jail vard her and the latter for the murder of a girl named Mary Foster. The criminals and their victims were all colored. ‘The execution was private, twenty- four invited citizens, the officers of the law, and company D, 34"Virginia regiment, were present. Joe Barbourconfessed his crime. He said: “On the night that Randall Jackson was killed we were going rh’ the street, having started home. — Itried to get Hob Lewis to go back up town and get something, think it was whisky. Randall Jackson caught Bob Lewis by the arm and told him to come and go home, and I told him to go back up the street. 1 asked Jackson what he had todo with it. i don't remember what he said. Istruck bim Milling Each Other Over o Bottle of ¥- EVANsvitie, Ixp., June 18.—In Union town shin, esterday, Shad Jones, « negro, and io. yanat Nono, an’ Italian, employed by the Mew. derson company, €ot intoxicated from bottle of whisky, owned Jointly by thetn, and carried by the negro. Nono wanted a diimk, bat his companion. refused to accommodate him, This enraged the Italian, and seizing @ ¥ billet of wood, he eating Jupea the bead, The latter drew a razor, awt a pitched battleensued. When the combatants Were srparated Jones’ head was beaten almpast toa jelly, while Nono was carved from head to foot.” Hoth men are beyond recovery. Suppressing Sunday Racing in Chicago Chicago, June 1s William Hmmet, wile lessee of the Chicago driving park, and ts the principal in the Sunday horse-racing prospects, regarding which there has recently been so much agitation, bas had, in telation to the int- ter,an interview with Mayor Harrison, Emsnet promised that hereafter be would do away with Lippodrume, except xt Sunday, and he would then, obtain release into. This representatie Cot... June 18,—La scene of the powder magazine ex- m Yesterday, are to the effect that the iidings in the vicinity of the . Weaver and Nelson, Jathing. ‘Their time clothing. Wa es blown ont, Nelson be dyin The place where the Taguzine stood Is-indtcated by "= Diackemed hole in the ground 20 feet wis 3U feet long IMPRISONED IN THE MINE, Loxnox, June 18.—A terrible explosion teok lace today in the Pendicbury colltery, near Manchester. Sixty persons bave been rescued, alive. “Seven dead bodies have been recovered. A hundred miners are still below, and there ts only & faint hope that any of these can be saved. ceding: down tore bettors Of use pit got sick ceeding down to the bottora in the shaft, and it was two hours before the party could get to work exploring the mine for the “missing men. Those who were rescued state that when the explosion oscurred they fled to the bottom of the shaft, and that they are ignorant of the fate of their Companions, Another account of the colliery explosion says it occurred in the Clifton celliery; Guat there were 350 men at work at the time: that 120 were taken out, but 230 are still i Oned, and that it ie feared that ‘most, 1faot ail, ‘will perish, a From Wall Street To-day. New Youk, June 18.—The stock market lias been dull and Weak this morning. First prises showed little change from the closing quota- Uons. last evening, except for New York Grn- tral, which was 44 "higher: but the early deal- ings developed considerable weakness, espe: cially in Lackawanna, which declined 1 per cent. From the lowest prices there has been aslight rally, and at 11 o'clock the market Is dull-and steady. Loaning rates are generally cay, but 1-64 was changed for use of Deleware and Hudson and Northwestern. Total sales first hour 45,000 shat ———_ A Phantom Infant. WHICH AFTERWARDS MATERIALIZES AND 1% ADOPTED BY MES, COL, CASEY, OF CENTHA- TAA, ILL, CENTRALIA, Inx., June 18.—Col. L. F. Casey is a prominent local lawyer. His wife is an timable lady. Their married life of many ms hus lett them no retexcept that po dren have come to bfighten up the sid me. Hence they determined to abahy if a suitable one could be found. might two years ago Mrs, Casey and her sister-in-law retired together and betore going to sleep chat- ted about the proposed adoption. When the conversation had ended Mrs. Casey was electri Sed by a vision of childish loveliness at ber side. A baby girl with large brown eyes and auburn ringicts lay there smiling and cool Mrs. Casey stooped to caress the besutil vision, when it vanished. Being wide awake, {he Incident made a deep tmpression on, her. Not many days later a stranger 5 ing a littie girl In his arms. He explained his mission. He had beard of the desire of Colowel and Mrs. Casey to adopt a child, and be bed made bold to come to them with ihis, his only daughter, He was anxious that she ghould ¥e- ceive a good education and all the advantages of a cheerfal home, which he felt in r, Mrs. Casey, from the moment of vr sentrance, had been start iid in bis arms, The baby had yes, the auburn locks and the This is my little child!” she ox. ed rapturously; “this is the one I went!” ‘The baby returned the kisses and caresses, ated Mrs. Casey explained the cause of her emotion, The adopted daughter was named Vision, That was two years ago. It now transpires that sive fs the gréat-granddaughter of Commodore Olle ver Perry. All on Board Perished. THE CREW OF 127 SOULS Go DOWN WITH THE FRENCH GUNBOAT REYNARD. Panis, June 1%.—The minister of marine bas official dispatches confirming the news of the Joss of the French gunboat Reynard. The Rey- nard foundered in the terri ‘clone which recently swept the gulf of Aden. ‘one op board—127 persons—perished. pm Cabinet Crisis at Rome, THE ITALIAN MINISTRY ABOUT TO TEXDE® Rows, June 18.-Owing to the closanes of tue mre, June 18. Tote last evening in the chamber of depution om the foreign estimates Signor Mancini, foreign minister, declared his Intention of 1 The other ministers, refusing to allow Mancini to resign alone, have also ” tender their resignations. In the chataber of deputles today Signor De- pretis, prime minister, announced the resi tion of the ministry, He sald that King Hum bert had not. vet ied the resignation, but had intimated that he would declare hls ech sion in the matter at a later period. ae Ward's Trial to Begin Monday. New Youk, June 18.—Ferdinand Ward, the ‘ex-banker and flnancier,was brought from Lud. low-street jail to-day to the courtof oyer and terminer for trial upon one of the numerous tye dictments found against him by the d jury charging him with grand larceny In having ‘stolen the funds of the Marine bank. y 3 agree ment the trial was postponed until Monday next. pe Ravages of the Cholera, OVER 600 CASES AND 151 DEATHS IN SPAIN YESTERDAY, Loxpox, June 18.—A dispatch from Madrid says there'were 632 new cayes of cholera and 151 deaths reported tn the cites of Murcia, Vex iencia, and Castellon de la Plana during the twenty-four hours ending at midnight last night. At Madrid there was one new case and six deaths, Mapuip, June 18.—The inhabitants of the ous quarters of this city strenuously op. pase all measures taken by the municipal aur thorities to disinfect their dwellings. re sistance (of the people became 40 passion and persistent that the authorities tually felt constrained to abandon the enforcement of sanitary regulations which bad been ad: uw prevent the entry of cholera into Madrid or ta imit its ravages should the dreaded disease find a lodgment therein. In the cortes last evening Senor de Eldmayer, inister for foreign affuirs, said that the gove nent was not fet prepared to advise thas the king visit Murel Senor ta denied that choicra existed in Madrid, and severely arraigned the government jor asserting the contrary, therchy doing # great injury to the commerce of the capital. —— Iron Mills Resuming Work. PrrrsuonG, June 18.—Twenty-five mills in this elty have begun operations since signing the scale, and notwithstanding the rumors oi ‘opposition to the conference committee's aetion itis belleved that Unree-fourths of tbe mills this district will be Tanning before the end the week. The others will start up when re- pairs are completed unles pre by lack of orders, General Foreign News by Cable. 717 7th street. ‘These styl need be in the hairdressers’ hands: | hi Esselman at the Riggs house about 9:30 | There were nine in the party, and among them if.” Barbour said he be- HOSS R coo ™ pity always in order by plain combing. "Hulr dremed and | O'clock. i wat 8:90 | the President ‘figs Pell, the dangh- | th @ Knlfeand ran off" Harbour suld be be- RACING AT ASCOT MEATH, NWN Lo J 18.—At Ascot Heath toda: NNR O°% Hangs shingled. apeonie defendant testifiea ter of one of his New York friends. ’ The young . wpox, June o BY RSE ¢ ‘The \t testified in his own behalf that ready to die. “Horace Terret did not contess his Roy * NR between 8 and 10 o'clock of the night of the 4th | ladles surrounded the President and began to | rime, ee = aia RX TNE GS Tae New “Bacrmorer Raxoz | ess not ear the place where the affair og- | beg bim to come over to the convent on the at Shorcaton, Me, C.J, Loleyre's ‘Ducat was seo: ER (YLOTHIN 2 ‘TTMO. red, nome ny ‘award the medals to the gradu- C.J. Le ; =e ca aa Sy SUE QUE NITE TUE AMET | “Averatec menawy werrncerea” | Soe uaa: Mrytmminesgiotes eect | wn maxer cuanony wine pamize 2300 | eet, Manian” Fae eat hae wipewa FOR BOYS AND CHILD! re A cou ree | BIPROVEMENTS, I8 CHEAP IN PRICE, BOT a satel ret Gee give Me Gar coetale TO KILL A TELEGRAPH BILL. cup was won by Mr, J. Hammond's four-year ek a 8% F FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. THERE IS Alexandria Affairs. exe ate not many of eae Ie As only, a chor, |, SPRINGFIELD, Int... June 15—In the honse | Sil’ pay colt St Gation,, Mr F. Gebhards aged » DRY AI REFRIGERATOR. BPP AA aA 8 RE NOTHING IN THE MARKET EQUAL ‘TOIT. _ | Reported for Tue Evexrxo Star. eee eee oes the Sorte mr are | Investigating commiites yesterday Mr. Collins, | Cy hearcertoht wae second, be, J. Hammond's bs TRE LARGEST AND BEST. z cay 8 Frege Ope THE ECONOMY GAS STOVE IS THE BEST IABRIAGE CASES IN VIRGINIA.—Almost | eremony will ‘occupy a few minutes.” He | chilrman of the committee, laid before the or | five-year old black horse ‘The Dutchman thi L voce aie » is ASSORTMENT WILL Cco BRE | surLinG STOVE, AS EVERY ONE USING THEM | every week a marriage takes s place at the police ‘that they should visit the White | ganization an aiidavit signed by F. 1. Tubbs, | and Mir. J. Fop's four-year old brown colt ALL SIZES, STYLES AND PRICES uke ee TAKES PLEASURE IN TELLING THEIR | station house here under tho law of Virginia | WSS cain and he would. confer the mecers | superintendent of Western Union 4 were the only surtera. The a . is eee ollie ‘Which gives a seducer the option of the fetters | House Again, and he would confer ty company at Chicago, to the effect that during | herting at the start was 3 to 1 on St. Gatien, © J.W. SCHAEFER @ BRO, BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, erat moar Ghose gf the Rentteutiary. The | Miss Cleveland, bad promised to award th¢ | the months of Februuy of last year, he had | so 1 againet Bole, 3s to 2 a a No. 1020 7thst. me, 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FEARFUL HURRICANE 8 424 OTH STREET _| Srution the case of ine Widow Walker, who Gy bo presents altuoneh city. by “Representative Baker, of Moultrie | ™M™ And © te agsion Rect Tr on 7. alleges that she has been led ast Sir. ‘Deca reak | county, and that the latter offeréd to kill the ae wi = rte i tHe sanuinery Ne | Kee Manvracronine Company. | Pilian. Uniessall parties are satistied the case 3 Neill youtry to comer Me, Preadent” | tlcgraph bill for $2,500; that of thls sum. $500 | »VONDON, Jane 18 —Mr. William, OBrien. RALENSE ATER of THOUSA! 437 SEVENTH Sf. N. W. “PRIZE DkILEe—The prize drill of St, Joun's | quired. ope, E willy suid be. “T | metnder tor distribution stony other partion, sulfering irom insomnia, and tbe doctors sive 4 LN. W. i a 0 indeed Twili” said — pmb) 4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Seana SET VEAN IE CEREATS besogetsgpeat iext 1g | Cadets drew a large crowd to the park surround: | UL TY Sery mally. delighted at, the repise | The reading of the document Sxcastoned quite | oPdered him to gp a crony FOR CHILDREN, MISSES AND Lapiga, | HEADQUARTE! AND MEN'S | jg tho barracks yesterday afternoon. ‘The bat- | Which they euubtrusd into promise, @ sensation among the committeemen, and a ag ep pet ean tigen a YURNISHING GOODS. tafiion speared on parade, and Capt. George eeseere summons was at once gat to Baker, who soon | ,,Loxpor, June 18. Patt is recovering, from MEN'S AND BOY'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR ‘THE GREAT FEAST OF LOW PRICES Keepin GG Shirte.six for $4.50, or 75c. exch, Petts Light InGoley, were te Jaden re District Government Affairs, Race rabbe and bad talked ite Riaewhes | sing in Covent Garden theater ou’ Saturday A pls, six for 90, oF $i each Potter meaal of Company A was won by Cor BIDS YOR THE COLORED HOME, several occasions. ie explicitely denied that | next. ‘Seats for the performance are al an X H — ‘IN FLOWERS, TIPS AND PLUMES. Reepe & 3 Suite ae Sef we 0t 92.20 sock. poral Benedict 8 Wheatey, andthe Beidie Bids wore upened Jax the offtop of the Commie. be had at any time ‘made any proposition to enormous premium. CELEBRATED sing ee rare Theda of Company B by Baniuel Harvey Price, | S002 — Cog r. ‘oF any one ‘character re- i Gepers Mackrxaw Srnaw Hara | baie CUTTING DOWN PRICES SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE, The dress partdc continued until near tumset. | He Home for, Destitute Colored Women and | forred io, ‘The cominitice then adjourned for Adfairs on the Isthmes. THE CELEBRATED MACKINAW STRAW AIST, Bet Satie)" FUNERAL.—TheColunbia Fire held om . G00p FoRTU: OUR MARINES IX GETING mass eleceactcmber cone Rance ip wala IN RIBBONS, VELVETS, LACES, ebtoeguartess, se aa arhehe tun regular inecting lastnight, sod poeeed ros pcre a 00 ie | “he pre e emE CEA BEFOME THE RAINY SEATON BEGAN. NEW YR) ee MAS NO EQUAL, PERFECT IN FIT, IN FLAN- GLOVES, LACE Cas axD consete | With RCL MALE MOSS EARDEERE™ | lutions regrotting the death of Lewis E Laphen, | Downing, 17,478. ‘The contract’ Starting Off With an Accident. New Yous, June 18—Consal General A Sal ENDENS, KID GLOVES, we oe The funeral of L. B. took place, this i ARROW ESCAPE FROM A TERRIBLE DIsasTeR | son, in a private letter from Panama . ALL THE LEADING SUAPES FOR MES, BOYS | ELS, LINKNS, FERCALES AND MUSLING, BEST G00 AND Zoe! JEAN. DNAWENS IN THE | Morning, and was atiended by representatives | Probably be valence ON THE KANSAS CITY CABLE ROAD. Cochrane, of the United States mugrine compe, ‘ AXD CHE ‘WORLD. the fire com , LAST WEEK. Kaxsas Crtx, Mo. Ji train ap- | remurke under date of June 24: “You ND BEAVER COLORED DRESS AND BUACK TARBLE ENGINE ORAPE, SPECIAL SATE OF TRAVELING BAGS AT 25 feomoor CLostmeerThe soeson for schoo! The total BA gereeag~ flee peared On the top of the steep Inulisincn tie | eohec how fortansts you (i mean our marines) DEKBY Lars ar B. ROBINSON & CO., FOR VEILING, aE axvews closings Income, ihe ‘Arlington institute closes Ee ee ee Smee 000 | B&¥ cable road pene Spe Union Genes yewmarday, ‘were while on the tethraas. i es if the y on 5 Mary's school: Sisters afternoon dashed down ata’ rate ‘Season was deferred your _ WILLETTE @ RUOFE'S, 5 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT HALF THE VALUE a iia tae te eek the Holy Cross on the 224;St, John’s academ: ‘ann wag gT2 for the white, £72 for cars and ‘Ge month more here would age pat bait ot SOLE AGENTS f DUSLAP’S NEW YORK HATS Bay Cope costs sad ave sper oot oe Tok cae gh gan guts the ‘who, | you under the sod. Ten canal that 8 : : Re oie ‘en: | say, heads of bureans,chiets myo 06 Peunsyivaniaave, Gm Re oe OLIVER P. BURDETTE. and_Lee pul Cro {in Stay, two of them on the Bist ill pow N08. 408 AND 405 TTH ST.N. W. “You, gxntle readers, don’t miss thia golden opportu-| Sole Agent for the District of Cotta’ Shaun | BGC wenedea 's | tie heer” HEADQUARTERS FORTHE — . Alfred, Eocene a ‘eferring, to A@miral Jouett's visit to Saver WHITNEY CHILDRENY CARRIAGE COMPANY, | Bity. We invite you most cordially, before porchas- FE) ae So eee aan te haemeen eae Ger_Trm Best. ROLLER ate ing, to post yourself in our prices, 4 graf Fooels have one grout nwa in eer “THE conpgn See NOY ELOCT PED ES WROONS, ETC. fiteg been im oper. | ean move tele es phceeee We nave ou hand a lurge mock of the telebrated | TRAVELING AND LUNCH BASKET coming ex: | and run the risk cut of “COBCORD HAIN ESS.” of ali kinds and de ALL SIZES. ALSO A LARGE 5 fuente. (ft Is in some four: eas a VaRIETY OF KASTAH MOGS DISVLAYER, KINGS PALACE , & thousand genuine Cgucord “tas ‘Stamped with tuaker’s Kane and trade mark. Ba Coupe, Carriage und Jtoud iuargess @ mpecialty. CR $14 SEVENTH STREET. ely gn ever Dever wears out, always | J? fand cam be worn Wille 497 Penneyivapia Avenue, Ts for nalont kore 08, St Nw. ‘Trani acc eaichets in feat ‘arietysatiowest prices, | | Mra FISHER devotes Nar siiestlos te wane = Fae Gay