Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1885, Page 1

J THE EV ENING STAR i THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE. Sigus that Another @ Crisis t= ngle-Russian Relations Mas Beem PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept Sunday, Reached, ' AT THE STAR BUILDING: Northwest Corger Pennsylvania Avo, and Llta 8t, by sie ia evbotminan anlar tote The Evening Siar Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't = iu Zap Retro Stan x served to, suteeriherstn the Ridgewar, techie of the British Aigo city by carriers,on their own arrsune: at 10 cones ay, the ct % , Beek, or fe jer month. Coples at the counter, 2 boundary commission, the news from other henth; cotyeh sen eekse sources Fegarding the Russian movementa ts of : iigsean the gravest character, The only. redeemiig weet ee feature of the Intelligence from Afghanistan, ae See, Friday—$1 dard, is that the Afghans have # prepali, Sik moutha goceute nselves more firmly than ever to oar ofa etc at "| Von 67—No 10,051. WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1885. TWO CENTS, |pesrenet eceermrens = = — = — = = + = — — — —= ——— ——— | directing defensive measures, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. AMUSEMENTS. BOOKS, &e.__ ___ SPECIAL _ NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. CMANGES TS TEE OFFICES. ~— Telegrams to The Star. | mires misgrarn sits aructe on the 3 ; ; camera 5 =i. = Afghan news says: “"Tive aijection of the amesr EMONY LODGE, FA. A.M. D THEATRICAL EXCURSI ALL BEACON LODGE, NO. 15, 1. 0. 0. F— Appointments by the President, ete. be stan to Russia's Ir NING: duly 15, 1985;0n th CEA “wurtakers ee ret NOL tT, 0. Oey | GoveseMad ikomerca | Qi ir--intenial L aces [Silat Gee ee ee y Tequested THIS EVENING, ut8 oclock, {0 ma practically janding the tar hugene Fauzements for the funeral ofour decenyed broth revenue, BA45,544; customs, $506,665. ‘The President to-day appointed the following- USS! C 18, supported by Lord Salisbury. Lord Salisbury’@ Intention DEPARrMeNt Leaves.—The rules | Dmed presidential postmasters: James H.| THE ANGLO- TAN CRISIS, | reluctance to consent to Rassia’s offer to submit i in regard to annual leaves of absence in the In- | Dobbins, at Bellefonte, Pa., vice James T. John- : a é : Owing to hie belief that sucha course, would by B0c. Ladies, 25c. Boat stops at seca 14-3t* | And secure one of those neat small stone bottles of ‘No. i, will hoid a special meeting TIEIS | terlor department have not been changed, and Seliger bale A. _, at resultiess and would only delay a settlement ef LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. < 7 EVENING wt 7:30 o'clock sharp, to take suitable | the same rules a (0 last | Pv! epee ph Sayles, commission i the matter.” ee avi aes re, | Ae Sntsbox of 60 pound PAPER and ENVET-| getion reapecting tne death and feaeral of Patriarch | Year. “The Fine Retauteeeterates Mir | expired; Eugene L- Brown, at Eufals, Ain, vice | 4fghan War Cloud Looms up Again, | 7,0 er a. an editorial, «ays that all the PRY EVENPYGEASTHR, S MATINEB, | ops, which he is making @ specialty of selling for | MD. Moxtis. Muldrow,said to-day that the subjectof changes | H.C, Russell, resigned; Theodore W. Ivory, at —. | portgechoimnghog wey tore hag moi wet Riaiph Tow utes i agement fr ine Aritugion quarte 1108 Pennayivan , a p.m: , returning for street cars." Tiekets—Gents, Ts 10.0 F COLUMBAN ERCAMPUENT a of bis long and intimate Fv ti ts for sale: whart 5 = in the rule: C1 1G vi their assent to the issue ofan Exyptian baive sy ekets for sabe at the wharf cents, Keser ascent, ation’ Tules had not been taken under consider- | Gienwood, Iowa, vice T. L. Stephens, resigned: JOHN S. WISE FOR GOVERNOR. | Besse’ stlence, the Zines says, Increases Use prompiis at 10 pan. mew ——__.__ Henry C, Stark, at Hyde Park, Mass,, vice S. P. NOS. a apprehension in regard to the ‘Aighan situs GEL bac — Anew Involce just received. __J14_| PHIS EVENING, 16th instant, at Bocluck. to make | Tite FortrFicaTions BoARD,—The Secretary | Blodgett, resigned; Geo. F. A. Kimball, at Ver- tion, M** Sd as Miss Rose EB, Creveraxos. ber Ae D. Most, UNtOsas We FOWLER. of the Navy having placed the U. 8.8. Dispatch | genes, Vt, viee H.C. Johnson, resigned; Augus- ie ___RUSSIA RELYING ON FRENCH AID, At the request of th THIS WEEK GnokGE ELIOTS EOLLie, 1é Secreiafy. | At the disposal of the fortifications board, of | tus Owen, dt Canton, Pa. viee Alien M. Avers, | Nomi ted by the Virginia Republicans |, NIEN*A; 38 2oacnrtey eulitzche, _Comrem abiie senerall James Reilley’s Burlesque Troupe and Annie ee Gus nue ———— eer SGTMIMERTING which) Sacrstare i ident, the | Peslened: Gardner A/Wiider, at Cireleviile,onio, | NOMMated by the Virginia Republicans | pondene paviishes » somi-oMclal dispatch trom yecial figst-clas menbedye citing manes ‘ad Other * TRS 08.0.0, Ros SPECIAL, MEETING OF | V Secretary Endicott ts president vice H. E, Lutz, suspecded; Lyman W. Hedin Ct Petertburg today on the Central Asia ques= tainineuts tor ah anbeen thé Grand Lodge will be held THES EVEN: | board yesterday went on a tour of inspection in | {ce Tl Ey Tuts, suspended; Lyman W. Ke rapes wre that Russia can rely with cer: EVEEY SATURDAY EviextNe: CC. PURSE Ls oo eeletee, | ENG, the 16th instant, ats o'clock, to make atrange- | that vessel to the military points about New | 12! Ned. PAteR ok Condnnin Ghee Sani on ine bake Ut Wrvamre be Goes Renee EVERY SATURDAY FE NG. is for the funeral of M. D. Mu PAG. M. York harbor, as stated in THe Star lasteven- | pended. Also, Win. T. Carrington to be collee- THE LONDON INIQUITIES. | ‘unk & ‘ay baw with iedeen Th on the grand excursion steamer ‘. V. Arrowsmith— 3, HALL SWEEB, Ing, and. will take the Lnort te Newnort aud | WEofeastoms for the district of Teche, La. . | which the czar may have w wets, SOO. Music, daucing and refresuinents at —_ rand Secretary. | other points, for thon nore on dee ‘The President to-day commissioned. the fol- Asia, France, the article declares, will be com- be Hal wil On the be = Tetaten oe ban ote NOTICE TO ALL. ~~~ | What pores fortineauon ee ante aerenaea are | 10 ng postmasters: Jonah T: Howe, Trumans- —_—o—_ pelled t hlish a protectorate over Tongults Leave vth-stte:t wharf promptly at 6p... 2% hours ed on 14th strev henry pirteeerrreedl 4 = Tost required, Phe board has $40,000 ‘at its | burgh, N. Y.; Alex. M. Dick, West Newton, Pa. ia and the English tn India will then be between atthe Hall ad fuck att pune Fees pose i ral scenery, WLM A | Arcients Weteniauratiiante é Wasmsoros. D.C, July 15,1885, | Hlesgace alte: va 5 : K Chismany Hampion, Wa Squite | AN EXECUTION IN| PHILADEPHIA, | two res, und “thelr Interest into avoid au ing July Ee, Reina be secured for wees Ap Prayer anu ts Reniarkable Atswors, By Hev. W.W. | _ Thi into cont dat uu johnson and kichard A. | ON 3 helbwville, Inds EW. Brown, Colun Foley liKely to lead to. St SUNDAY 3. T RNOTr, restau, BP. idler, Archie Hid, sail! Johnson are not NAVAL ORDERS.—Chaplain John K, Lewis +Ind.: Franeiy Si. Reamer, Dodge City —_>— Ruce, This is a se easing rlendie = fone an ‘eusohublie Apprehensions and Reassuring Hints. By | gal trustees of the Union Aid Society. Lagal trustees | | » ds ‘1 S.. Thompso - = nes yee : Sixcoxe Jy ae pear sre ore ay ue | tee "tent Foot : « ie sian hohinson, Esl Danks Teeuben Fortune, | 25 been ordered to the Hartford. Naval Con- Pca eo Minnt Jong Pes | THE REVIVED WAR RUMORS. « | Do between England and Germany Comme wv OVEN ie SUSE | Across the Chasm. A Novel. ud are sworn by Iai struc! E. Webb: ce ¥ SOA Peasy peta ars dag scald “Pe Now is the time to engage. v A IN’ td SHURC) L, cl g i x . .. = laven, Mich. on 5 Y tarsivn Mui jyid-2m | jews TEP CARLIN. S15 12th st.s.w. | = “ABITENGIE Len ee ees: HUES . Secretary. Naval Constructor Geo. it Boush hag been de: Joveph C. Hawley, of Virginia, a thirdciass | Reported Russian Advance om Zulli. | {! a ieen Or suaetunamrtiion ort <OCIPTLES, ASSOCIATIONS SUNDAY SCHOOLS, | =—— = Se EEE SOR uy (see SPECIAL NorTic! on waltiy otere navy yardund placed | clerk in the Post Giice department, has re-| car Pass—Do that. a crisis between Russia and Englan Ep Eafe af LADIES’ GOODS Seon ces ta | 7° SENET Or Tire OUTTERAET COOPE™ | seascrrona Wastta WoasiAs mens Auao— | itt fy DAale of Detroit Mich, nan veen ap | Miselcna naa ier erate snmtvint,, Uchseieents ot eticnl noes Bae HERIVY. 1114 Pennsylvania ave. —=——— a ‘ z abism ATIVE SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT MANiropa WANTS Russtan Seeps Auso— | lt 1D. Sale, of Detroit, Mich.. has been ap- | “Loxpox, July 16.—Although there & war loan ‘The absence Ne s¥ RIES SECOND GRAN . ° UTCHINSON, TEESE SUBESHED — Your executive committer as Just completed the | ing learved from Associated Press dispatches v0 clerkship This lutterarrangement was | Wasnot right on the Afghan frontier, It was not | ari irlough have been ordered to re- YOUNG MENS BIBLE CLASS flei's History of the U. deaiers in'the city, °"You seit find it greatly to your | agent to procure in Russia such seeds of trait | Service, and it is the Intention of Commissioner | conviction kept growing, Many peuple maid it ‘aemians CHURCH. REDUCTION IN PRICES. ‘of the People of the U. ad aie to avall yourselves ofits beuefits, A letter | @ud timber trees, plants and shrubbery as | Monigomery to promote him to an 31.800 | \. a e ze v ver Disorderly Salvation Warriors. of the Lake, of Russia, by amband, will shortly be senteach member. giving details and | might, in his opinion, be acclimated and made | Plice aud retain him in the library. Mr. Sale | W#S only because a war ministry was in power. x, Mrcn., July 16.—K. J. Milles, MILLINERY. General Gordon's Journals st Khartoum. Hie! hme ad adress of members authorized tore | to thrive In. the exposed regions of the north: | fe the correspondent inthis elty of the Detroit | Now the uneasiness has suddenly solidi S sity, and Beasley, @ : eas The Conger be HL ae aerate ee celve orders. In the meantime, by calling on the Sec- | west, has written to the commissioner express- | #ree Press and other papers. definite alarm, consequent on the statem have created TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, BONNETS, | 4 “Waturalist's Watderings in the Eastern Archi- any meniber of the Executive Committee, | Inyy desire to experiment in asimilardirection | Mr. W. B. Nott,who has been acting librarian that Russia had refused to ratify the previous | ¢ itement in the city for the last two FLOWERS AND ETAMINE SCARFS AT AND | pélagos by Porbe on Will be given you, in Manitoba, He asks i¢ th issioner will | Of the Interior department, has been transfer- satis « , : a eee =f 5 ST. i Oe EIA, eme a _ xi ary. Tt is certs ease x cone occanlor LATEST STYLES FOR THE SEASHORE AND| Mayite, Prineas of England. | on secretary, Which the same agent may procure seeds or | Understood that a gentleman will be appointed | Founding neighborhood to the ameer and that | Fert. Cn ome occamlan Meuslos wen erpenuet Teen RUE Seaisen AU Moelorn: By thé Dockers, onot| J1S3t oor a cuttings of each suitable variety for the provine in Mr. Now’s place who wilt act as stenographer | Russian troops were advancing in force. night he excitedly harangued ¢he ‘and Darwin, z Dee De, Ee, NDeNSTONED, stencir7s | ia! government _ fen, Charles We Biclds: who was formerly | Ze Enstish feeling may be judged trom the | most disorderly crowd ever seen in the city, Hons. Er och en ee CLOAK: ‘The Buddhist Catechism. SSE~ or the First Ward agree to close thelr respec | pyre pregrpes SaLKD AEE Luv eran | Ue ee ee formerly | fact that the Zines describes the news as “of | The police attempted to interfere, but were de — PEL AN St Es | 09 PERCENT DISCOUNT ONSPRING WRAPS | Ageit for Jno. BAlden's Publications. laces of business ut 8 p.m. until september ast, | THE | NT AND Miss CLEVELAS doorkeeper of the House of Representatives, | extreme gravity:” the Siandard as of “gravest | terred by the mob, Mousley finally Wok Fetage rommptly 20 PE CATE DIBCOUT ON SPRING WHATS A MORIISON, Sxehiere clues Miss Cleveland left Washington this morning | Has been appolnted superintendent of the Ar- | possible character,” and Telegraph as “decided: | in a private residence, inte winch the crows POL ONTAT: BEAU 2 Ga caer ope S NS AND] _jy3 476 Yonnavivenia ave. | "J, Wvalby, Theo, Hollander, for New York city, and is not expected to re- | TAnsus Hot Gyrings, In place of Samuel Mamb- | [vscrious.” “The Morning Post. says: Waite | tollowed, throwing stones and other missiles, i 5 7 ARROWS! Ll Suh he ‘% ry JOre. Allred Worch, a heate fake Shaw . _ The salary x $2,500. es the nezotiations are hanging fire, Komarotf is ———>——— nah aR RO WSM IEE can. | HANDSOME SILK SUITS $27. 5 Buiasx Booxs Ludwig Holst, {aro mntil the heated term is over. She will! Afr. Geo. ¥. Erdman and Mr. Geo, Kreamer | gues seals slont a eine tee anion ee eaten Gen. Grant Sleeps Well. : ay SundSan- | 19 PERCENT DIX OUNTON DRESSTRIMMINGS, ‘AND. 3. igemann & Bros, Spend the summer In the neighborhood of New | have been detailed from the Bureau of Env | ¢ perplexing to the diplomatists by | Mouxt McGrEcor, N. ¥., July 16.—Geners! 3 hours at the beach; | _ RINGES, BIATDS, &e. COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. a SF EAESIE MEGIEANTIS | bout August dnt tors Vint rie Adteee Gragtag and Pinting to the Treasury, 10 seal the | the rough-and-ready use of the sword.” Grant clopt cight hours detween hie time Of Se SPECIAL STYLES LN JERSEYS AT LOW PRICES. Speslalty of Making ali Kinds of BLANK BooKss | {5 n Join ou Wate Chat, | mountains, where (he (will ‘remain about «| Jordan. = Align doce ie hese rah peer em tiring last evening and 9 o'clock this morning, jy13-Im WHITR SUITS. ORDER wenpixa EXC! vstem you can buy any hor six to obtain needed rest an ————_-e-_____ Randoiph Cl t i gue. | 200 red = ! tS E ENGRAVING DONE | watch desired b; ‘ing $1 per week, Call on “ation, He wi e accompa y ¥ = ‘ndoiph Churchill in the house last night. | Food was taken regularly during the night TY EVERY | FRENCH DRESSING SACQUES AT GREAT BAR | IN AN ARTISTIC MANNEIC ES COPS TROTHERS, | Personal friends, Po M’ompanied by afew | Te BE DISTRICT COMMISSIONER. | All thie, however, must be, discounted bythe | 42% snorbing tie prten ke fll and ately ox TI lary Waste GAINS i Jyl4-3t 1229 Pen iy se ae - , — reflection that the’ Times is more often wrong | ‘The morning is close after the rain last night, © Aa xed band | PARASOLS AT CosT. ae JOHN © PARKER. oe Sena ‘THE Recetrrs of the Patent office for the | Mr-Memry A. Willard Likely to Succeed | than right; that the Zvicgraph liveshy devising | and the mercury stands at 75 degrees, cents; children, ER SILK AN! ep 5 2 P 7am 7th street. months of March May ana aie! Mr. West. sensations, and that the torles ure quite capable aenatee t OF speewal rates or schools, Callat | FOSTER SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES AND ext Se eee ane cor aban aay snd Jane were sa of fomenting War rumors to divert attention Arsenic in the Pic. THEMBLY'S He MITTS 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. = i $120,720.20, and for the same period in 1884,{ 7ye understanding is that Henry A. Willard | from land gelorin and other Sy Re cecgpond ere meen ae eee * 2 = Fr rE : fave moved into their new offices, HOGS 4.85; Bi. S111, 118. 25 | will be = ;, | und that a war would play directly into thelr “ ~ Se NES FOE 7 Cite Trevise. Paria 907 Pa ave, ov Live H ed into th aT Belo and tor teal Sarod wee ge” 2882: | win be appointed, elther to-day or tomorrow, Fee mould play directly into thelr |", THEIR FATHER—ONE OF THEM DEAD. 40s eas i iscnOuSkND: SHAns an WitE RE VES GE No. 1420 F Street Northwest, —— District Commissioner, to sueceed Mr. J. &. | {eit for uncasihenee - = a INCENR DS, ID. July 16—J-N. Lynch, « Bee ae a at DAY cats rganey | A Nicrean (Cums eae aM Where they have every fuctlity for buying and selling |, DOORSERVER WiNTERSwITH'S DEATIL—The | West, An effort was made by some of the Dis. -_ prdageeetng Soclnqengs werdtelgr ame sipoe ng ge is 4 way | LAr AL = YOUR GOOD FORTUNE TO SEE Renate, Roane qo & us 8 dhe a emnulayen ot the i cre 8: trict democrats to have a democrat appointed WISE NOMINATED. for some time. Sunday she visited Mrs. Hows x m = = as es MEN'S AND Ys’ SUL rotlating Loans and placing Insurance on partment, House o! epresentatives, held | to the place, but the President decided not to ell, a neighbor, accompanied by her four chit dim. returning just before dark. LENTIRE STOCK OF TKIMMED AND UNTRIM- SY BONE SUES firrellable companiest meeting at the Capitol to-day to take action in | break the unwritten law, wlilel, saps that both = the | Gren, ‘Later On Lynch obtraded himeclf, John W. ‘Thompson, 6th street wharf, ter- | MED HATS AND BONNETS. SOLD FOR SUCH INSIGNIFICANT PRICES AS| All who have property for sale or rent, or who de- | rezard fo the death of Duorkeeper Winverstaith, 4 . es Convention Early Thi At dinner there was the remnant of a ple w! aie |t sireto purchase, will nd it to thelr adveutage tocall | AE Gctant Doorkecper Wardendras called to tie | Battics shail be represented in the District gov- Blair Nominated for Attor- | jiad been left over rom a previous meal. Lyi yo2w FEATHERS AND FLOWERS at and below actual ARE MADE FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS, upon them, i “ “lm _| Chair and Mr, Harry Barton was elusen. secre. | €7nment, and in this he was sustained by those ‘Was present at_the meal. The pie was given le | NS INTHE | cost : od (Fs, SPECIAL, NOTICE tary. Capt. Rudd’ submitted resolutions ex- | whom he called upon for advico. The President | RicuMoNp, Vinatsta, July 16.—In the re-| the children, Mrs, Lynch deslining & piece. ¥ durin the whels season yrnish MRS. M. J, HUNT, Si Pie ik Roo on deposit at ¢ id redeem the | Pressing the sorrow of those assembied at the | sent for Col. James G. Berret this morning, and | publican convention yesterday afternoon, | The little ones were Immediately taken sick, eter, at reasonable Tate Gal | set 1300 F Srreer Nontuwest. THE MISFIT STORE, She iag Hans giving tp Busines aud redeem the oss of a ehter who had treated them ab llorinty had quite & long tik with bin. It jsunder- | the method of appointing committees advo: | ORe has died. Two aro in & precarious cou: | i 5 be BB a f = lice, ane 1 ess and consideration; als stood that he asked his advice as to the repub- aa dition Leg een en ene it Mus J. PLP. 7 CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. see ee ing the deceased officer for, his efficiency, cour- | jean whose appolutiment to the Commisstaner ted by the Mahone men, that is, by the chair- | the pie crust lelt by ‘the children bas been fout CHAPEL Pont! | Mie J. De ALMER, Sere CARD: tesyiand general worth, The resolutions were | ship would be most acceptable to the best peo- ; men, was adopted. At the evening session a Soaten wath cee lc. | The whereabouts of Ly! ier en _ = - oi or s ; ordered engrossed and sent to the parents of | ple of the District, and asa result Mr. Willard | lively exchange of compliments red ber | Cannot be discovered, LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC! N 0 The undersigned baying withdrawn from the late er C2 a * et mpliments occu ———ee ii a8 ERE NOW WERE, Genulne Silk Seersucker Coats and Veste at $7.50, | firin of CLAIK Ea G1V EX, proposes to continue the thede ection of a | was settled upon fOr the place. ‘This will be the | tween Senator Riddleberver and Secretary M. Fire Near Baltimore. ' AT THE BEACH. Will offer her entire stock of Imported Bonnets and | Téveed from $1 5 ‘i Dusiness le wbleb. lie lus been eeaced fOr the feist | ee ee a togeky ARG are | Seg rey Sopoiatment made atthistMe. | cant The platform adopted seatinas allegl- , Tate aod howe Of tek Ooh weugn oe english Seermucker Coats and Vests, $1.50 and up- ars. aud be hopes frum bis pat experience in | the deceased doorkveper was taken up and re- | It fs understoud that Commissioner Edmonds { 2 - | Bavrrwore, July 16.—Fire this morning de the war Jectlou of pure coal from the most popular mines | ferred to a committee. Col, Donelson, of Ten- | will be allowed to remain until the expiration | auce to the republican party, and “to the policy | stroyed the Pulling mill_at the ‘Baltimore ok ‘i 5 P | : y ae MIDSUMMER PRICES, Black and Brown Serge Suits at $8.50, re- able him to merit and wlso to receive his shure | nessee, s| | STEAMER GEO. LAW duced trom $15 of his term, about a year hence, The marshal- protection for Americ: 2 labor, capital, mate- | per works at Canton, outside the limits of “rap _ patronage of ihe old house, as well as the favors: endship with Mr. Wintersmith, and extolled | ship and other District es are not being ial and production; devoun tamperin city and where the Baltimore fire wi teavedatiy trom steamer Geonce Leary‘swhart, | T close them prior to making improvements and | ine prose Abert Rultrat $1 cE COMO ee orders. sent by main win | He Many good qualities of the man, cousidered ‘at this Un probably | With the'tarid: denownees te demorratie parts | does Hot go. The damage is exalted ab a. : a , 4 ving for Paris. Jel Blue Flannel suits at $5, as good as ar for $8. | reach me ating central office, 42:3 TOth st, between stmaster C be Somme discontent among the District demoe- | and the present adininistration; proclaims for a | $25,000, aud only partially insured. ss Fs SS aim. sharp, andre: | ~~ | 9 Best makes of Flannel Suits at §7.50and $10, worth | aiid afs. n.w., 6 doors north of gus office, where 1 | _P&RSONAL.—Postmuster Conger has returned | racy at the first appointee being a republi | free ballot, tre pols, increased appropria- Bars rear nee VERE aes == fully double. : Will be. permanently locatud, with his family from Virginia Beack.—Rev. | and because of Mr. Edtuonds bein | Uons, the enforcement of the readjusters’ set- Rubber Works Burned. Is at the Point 50-cta | vps toe a y + gipihatton Cotaway Suits, n all-wool Corkscrew, from cotnin Hepot and Wharf will be at the old locality, | Dr, W. V, Tudor and wife, of St Louls, are re nal, in office fora year | , but th | Hlement of the state debt; every possible aid and HIA, Pa., July 16.—The extensive July Th. 19 |, Evening Drewes Bridal Trosseaus « specialty. 4S, a8 Bova as any sold for double the price. % JNO!T. GI States Senator Aldricitts at Newperloeciner | likely to saeceed Mr. Edmonds when the Ume | Jong arraignment of thedemocratic party of the | fire early this morning. The works were. ALIS AND CABIN JOuNS | 22" Penn. ay ver M_ Willian’) _ FOR BOYS 4 TO 18: SMES Justice Waite Is in Scotiand.——bilhu Root.late | C2168 for making the appointment, state, by Col. Uc. Mitehelly and the loss om hittines 2. SENGERT. 419 ori st. NW. Suits of every kind for every kind of boys at about United States district attorney tor the southern | .,fke Hooke inthe oifice of the White House | A plan of party organization was adopted | stock and machinery is estimated at Ce Eee 5: | iS Sania mia a eral Ue Pigrat plea iit district of New York, isatihe Arlington, show that Commissioner West's term expired | similar to the present one, after a discussion, | McBride's cement roofing works adjoining were atl Shirred Caps, Sb: rales OF Zephye | Senator Harrison was fegistered in Chicago on | 90 the 14th inst., but it is undersivod that the | which at times threatened toend | riot, T PANTS. stand of Clurke & ¢ Also destroyed, causing «loa of $2600. Five sn Shit s F ? ete ae Cabo Norwood | President dates his term from the day of begin- | tor Riddleberger aitempted to address i horses and four mules stabled in the rear of [eee oe ea icmee 2 | lye vou ee ama mane | OO La ep ee Me ici sos Vinggued Hoven Macee | bing is duties, the 27th. It 4s thought, there: | vention frome the stage h latter building were burned to death, Most, iR AND DYE WORKS, 1336 14th sts bet, VESTS, ie far a contiunance of the suine, Tye Mong lute arrivals at the Oakland hotel 2 people occupying the Joseph Taylor Hanged. | Raid sthode Island ave. ‘Special attention ziveu | fon nein White, Dok at imere at | , Due notice will be saiven to my friends and ti re the following Washingtonians: Mr. E, S. were cheering for Mess the cleauing of Ladies’ Evening Drewes, Velveta, | A fall ine in White, Duck, Marseilles, Cassimere at | y¢utyeraliy ofthe location. and. opening oF i Hutebinson, Mr. and Mrs. Samcl M. Bryan, Mr. ‘The New Navy. = he for Mewers, 1h * APUILADELPHIA DESPERADO AT LAST MEETS Plush, Laces eure cleaned periee i Be thls, pro: bs SReTIOONT: business of and Mrs. Jas. P. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. | TEN DESIGNS FOR NAVAL VESSELS RECEIVED. | TO”. ma etne Pol osenr poor B tenyg oy <p HIS FATE ON THE SCAFFOLD. tg ripped Rid Gloves Geaned sad ete = See eee ie G Sloner Colman, ofthe Agricultural departinent, | , Te designs for new naval vessels had been | ASeeue of wild contusion followed, Then Gen: | ~PETLADELIUTA, July 16. — Joseph | Ceape Weis dived iid fnisied equal to mew. my20-0mn THE UTAbir SroRE HENRY A and’ %, ‘ichards, of Washington, were regis: | Feeelved at the Navy department at the close | Mahone came forward, seized Riddieberver by | #MO OR) May ii 1864, brutally snurdered Ip : : ee ae ene ating: | lered in Saratoga ont ‘Tuesday.——Dr. D. Kc. | Of business hours there yesterday. Numerous | the hand, and asked that Riddleberzer he | Keeper Michael F. Dorun. at the Eastern penis |Dovcrass. CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS F RNOCKMOLDERS MEET: t Asbury Park, until the | plans for parts of vessels and machinery had | Heard, when the latter said: “Hight here I will | Gobbin and # bar of iron, was hanged In the ast | — a- 8%, unsernpalous parties, imitated out signs igprovided hy section Zofthe bylaws of | #SC of August. MM trling, WHO | also been received. The Union Iron Works of | Gleberger and Malone were nh others’ | CoUBty prigon at ton occlacte thie warning. AB wharf, foot of sth | We have 100 Dozen LADIES BALRRIGGAN | MA name. be careful and. come to the CORNER OF SHAY COPPER Str ANDGOLD | Bas been vor 'd suiticiently to | St Francisco is the only private sbipyard that | arms, and this was the signal for a general em te yelper 2 = 4 TENTH AND F STREETS. WT | MINING AND MILLING COMPANY, a corvors | eave foe Aubury evening, in charge of | offered proposals. ‘The designs submitted were | bracing. which lasted five minutes, Ge rene Nyc ny geen HOSE, sizes 8 to 9%, our regular 47c. Hose, which we that Ui wuiiualincciny of ockholders forthe cae: | her husband and er daughter, Me. 11. I. Clik | for oue largecruiser. Adiiral Porter offered a SYMPATHY FOR GEN. GRANT. by his bebavior in the dock. “Despite these ef rounds S0e, 7 in tion of directors and for all other pury ford. They will remain t e until about the | plu One vos! Naval Constructo! fa . e lowe ist is mo x resol (or be jury ret r vet 0 rder env oer Ok Or rote suerade, ot | tains of Vermont for a stay of a month.— Miss | a5 lon ship, one a 3,4 m ship, one a mously be o Y e | terfere rt 's deci! signed reat mice, | PEFDOE anne: vosise Sane Bie sesso SATURDAY OF OCIOBER In each Sar: | Thee! Mofitegen as gone to vist het coun, | GO-on ship sand obe an SOdton ship. "Tue bus | Wie Unsnlimously adopted and ordered to be | terior with the courts decision and. igmed che Avd at Steamer's whast toot of Teh Se Whereas itis further provided by section # of whe | Mrs. Whenk, of Baltimore, who is spending the | reau of construction and repair offered designs <ANIMOUSEY SOM s show that he stabbed And at Steamers wharf, foot of “thst! | mye ___Ninth street. St. Clond Building, ar by laws ofsald Coupany’ thatit. ferany reuson sich | sumer aL Cape May.——Mrs. Charles” W. | for five vessels—one of 5,000. tons, another of Manton ea GoGaneen tans aoe eee tae Gan poem z | PHE FEDORA DRESS SIIELD IS RECOM anual meeting ofstockhollery should not be held on | Handy and ciildren are spending the summer | 3,100 tons, a third of 1,700. tons, ‘a fourth of ded with, and an hour and a halt was eceu- is crimes began with his aneee i } Tee eatolee the Lealing Dresipakers, va s cg | Hie day dixed In taid section 7 su ay be | at Oalland.—Gen. Augur, who hus just’ been | 1,600 tons and a fifth of $00 tons. Plans for , 5, Wise and At. jon when but 15 years jeder org pL absolutely Imp — (E LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING | herd on any day thereafer fxed hyon by the stuck | relieved of the command of the department of | the engines of these vessels have been prepared Blair. At 2a.m. the | old, and his vices from his babyhood, pen Pan. ei 0e, sale at ait “bry Goods and Ladies' Furnishing COMPANY, pulders owning and holding a majority of all thesto¢k | the Missouri, is visiting bigsonat Evanston,Di,, | by the bureau of steam engineering. Navat roll of counties wax called, and at ita conclision ost pais sures i aS apes Tet toute of the tineund ‘pla of holuing duch | Where he will spend the sumnmer. ie will prob: | Constructor Pullip Hichbora, b ‘Jispuceicnt, | at245 am. Mr. Wise had received over 430 | ‘Twelve Horses Killed by Lightning. = = — | [aRENCH DYEING. SCOURING ~AN! 7 = ss ss het sol Welding thesane | ably make Washington his permanent home. | plan fo 4, fons displacement. | 2 pore the vote was 4 a ~ esoncinigen aM Pistonio's Orehe= ot connected with, Lower . July 16.—A special tothe Re isin’ the west, mak- | carrying thirteen six-ineh and tour eight-inell | Dame of Blair was withdrawn, and upon tis | publican tine De B iad ‘Talnche, So saihey eae 2 oh-loat es; the latter havi na ority the nomination of Mr. Wise was | fy tthe De Briska Tranche, 20 miles i-loading ‘rifles, the latter having direct | SUUhOntY | the fat the 1 wg Fy anon By Au Kinds'of Ladies and Genus Garments i dean be engaged on rea | Crane aint Mita in the iuost superior maanter oaks, Velvet and Putty breter a speetad in each of the elites 0 ‘olorado, aid Wash- | cominissioner of railroad: District of Colunibia. ing a leisurely Luspection ‘ot the rouds.—Ex- | bres L 3 . pete > id unbounded enthusiasm, | wt ofa herd cialty. {hereus no annual meet ng of the stockholders | Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana, was registered in | fore and aft fire, The average speed at ¥ a , { dresses done up without being ripped. ANTO: Ke place upon the second Saturday ot | New ork Mee sk spake Il weathers is stated at fourteen. ki Mr. Wise was ately brought to the | ture were’ killed by lightning. A hail storm a SE ee he vk place upon the second Saturday of | New York hist night.——ExSenator Hender- | all weathers is stated at fourteen kno ane | So Renny wale Amoi THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED year 18N4, neith ied the great bh | had driven the horses against a barbed wire has any such stock: | son, of Missouri, and Sanders W. Juhuston and | Smooth water fifteen knots, aie piers pew i | front and briefly Bee ce a eae sauce sald date. |_| Miss 12. B, Johnston, of this city, were passen- | for a ship 2 ine, 45 be bestowed upo fence, Which conducted the lightning tbrough = OLE e IN TER GEAOS 3 i 15 feet long on the water | 18S ANNIE E. ~; IN THIS CITY IN FINE READY-MADECLOTH- | ‘Now, therelore, notice 1s hereby given by the y x y - e for. which hi = ox Tue Bu) bee Se he 2 ING, BELOW WE GIVE YoU A FEW OF ovR | {MMuied, D.D. Mallory, John U. Best and George | gers in the White Star steamer ‘Celtic, sailing He so The Heres n duty ax well agone of great responsi. | ee Berd — | Sukes Comets to order in every style and matertas, | 2 Witter, who are aie pune Sie ows. aud holders of | from New York for Tivereaol to-day Alias | sel, exclnsive of ormament, i evimated St | Site and be with his party; Wore Guim into From Wall Sirect To-day. BALTIMORE & OHIOR. RB sand guarantees perfect 1 and comfort PRICES: more tan three-fourths of all the capital stock of sald Rachel Mothersend is spending the summer at | 2b0nt $1,000,000, the fight to win. § ik Annie MOMCAKhr Acewee: z earn ies see ene “opper, and Gold Mining aid | Colonial Beac - tee be Tighe to win. Be wig : e > 2 ‘ fand-made Underciothins, MerinoU! INE INDIGO. BLU! Ni Milling Com that a meeting of the stockholders, = Low. | Capt. Blair was called for and madea warm! xew Youk, July 16.—The stock market was EVERY MONDAY, commencing Jane 22,19 | P00 Neate imported dntres MOM | VERE CHEVIOT SUIT at ob0 nT | at aul Conan ite edusa etd re aie cd Working for Union. Tee Birney Keri, Charses Dis | cpoctis for Wiss The to men shook hands on | gate inreputir at te apeniog. generally lowed ot Shoulder ube z eke ews (Mtoe room BY Tuber Grand Opera House ae 5 e Stage amid the est enthusiasm, lor the mos ve stocl Sew York PEN MAR Patent Ene rete : A FINE CASSIMERE SUIT at $8 HERE in the ACE Tene AraMatG ERRNO ae TED AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH | THE COMMISSIONERS AGREE THAT NOTHING ee tor the mo-t activestocks; while New York Cen- Chiidren's Corsets. ands, 81. Corset Calis H.’sowa EXTRA FINE CASSIMERE SUIT at $10. | of Colorado, on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY “THE JOINT COMMISSION IN SES- | APPEARS INVOLVING MR. LOVEJOY IN ANY : 2 vagy _— inton Packie: Le Round trip rate, $1.50. Limited to 300. make) that for the price is ultsurpussed. A FINE CORKSCREW SUIT at $10. OF JULY, “1585, at the hour of TWO O'CLOCK P.| SION IN THIS CITY—A CONTROVERSY ovER | DERELICTIC 0 CONCLUSION DRAWN 48 To | , H. Clinton Wood, of Scott county, for lenten- | western and Union Pacific showe oie eave Washington at 5 a urning, arrive a eer é S| held for the purpose of electing # board of directors | Sia si saat ee Vythe, for attorney general, we i sup e othe 8:30 vm. Cunaw sh ace: = - for sail conipanysand to take isto consideration tie | _ The Joint commission appointed at the recent | _As stated in yestetday’s Star, Commisstoner | Wie nation, siter which at changes being for small fractious, During the EVERY TCESDAY AXp Fain, Commenting A FINE PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $13.50. Fatification ofa certain trustee's sale made by 1 Sessions of the general conferences of the A. M. | West submitted to his colleagues a summary of | convention adjourned, | first half-hour the market was very active aud " June23,to FC a aa cee CEE NH pelt acpi opr ES E.and the A. M. E. Zion #, known, in | the testimony and a report of his conclusions {a sein Se song. “Lake Shore advaneed Zw New York CHILDREN'S SUITS from $1.75 uj Decémber, IN44. and to transact such other business Short, as the * Bethel” and “Zion” connections, | the case of the charges preferred by School THE LONDON SCANDALS. Boge h erie hoe = : HARPER'S FER AND BYRNES’ ISLAND, faaetao : L7o Op. ay may properly come before sald meeting. And ull | to consider a plan of uniting the two churches, s Ses TigGaiov: | Ute St. Paul and Union le. " ! BOYS’ SUITS from $3.50 up. perwoils holding stock Invsuid company are’ requested | 1269 “liminary session in this eity yester: | Trustee Birney against School Trustee Lovejoy. | rye guyestigating Committee Receives | Wester Union, % per cent. This has ‘been 2 the P A LARGE STOCK OF CHECK AND STRIPED | to be present und participatein sald meetin. lay, When the propositions tnade by thecun: | He concluded by suying:—“Every material fact si followed by less activity and a moderate reac- $1. Lin SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS very low. DD. MALLOR day, when the propositions made by the cum. specificati re e sy: Shocking Evidence of their Trath, iol ging trom ty to 1 per cent, the latter Me ‘A FULL LINE OF PANTS from $1.25. SOUN D, BEST mission sido wore exchanged. ‘To- | alleged in the speoliications affecting the sys-| 1 ovnox, July 16.—The Pall Mall Gaartic bine | tne'Veierite AttiS ctenion the seas ‘Washington 10:05 ams. LLIN Eats : UkonGE WILDER, day th metatJohn Wesley church, | tem and discipline of the public schools is sus- phd issued in asingle edition a complete publica- | in Lake Shore and New York Central were so I its revelations, ‘The |Jatse that i was dmporitle to maintain the } quotatic 5 ‘ks sold at diferent petrated, and therefore did not knowingly ay | edition Is having an enormous sale, and the | Suga ‘Mt the maine tithe, The remorted wales EVERY WEDN on Connecticut avenue. ined by the evidence, but it is not proved that ‘The commission Is composed of the following | Mr"Tovsjoy had eopulznuee of thet wher tere | tion of the full text of rey, | Members: A.M. EK. commissioners, Dr. J. | Welch, A. Grant, G. _ _Denver, Colorado, June 22, 1885. (gs 2088 W. comsos. Jous! We ac . ™ “ ‘ ; a“ sent, The recent improved regulations as to | proceeds are to be devoted towards defraying ndoubtedly considerably below the actual GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED. CORSON & MACARTNEY, Baxxens, | Htoberts, WW. J. Gains, CB. | pay-rolls and reports of substitutes will greatly | the expensca of the cominlssion whites. | tramenctions Losdan rokers were te Speak trip rate, $3.50. 814 7TH STREET. Glover Building, 1419 F 3, Leak, A. M. Green, James A. | prevent the occurrence of such irregularities 12 turning, arrive at Wm. H. Itunier and R. ” Wayman, | future.” is examining th YZ. commissioners, Prof. JC Price, | ‘The board of Commissioners considered the is Se om ae matter Festerday, afternoon, and made a yh 5: Wales, 1 ._ W. | minute of their findings as follows: . 101,000 shares, and for the first hour Clinton, NJ: Green, 16'S. itieves | "that the change ia Invmubetenee, tat wall the city record: theo wid bles and Bishops. TJones. Corre- | school Trustee B, G. Lovejoy knowingly. cerli- | Of the Pall Mall Gazette's reportorial. coustnts: 4 pmornbers Buber A.W. Wayman and | fied to services that were not rendered, and | siouers. The lord mayor presided over the General Foreign News. eH. Farley, — Washinzton, D.©. srDengslt Acronnts, subeet ta check a sight, received fon these ex- rom Firnis. Corporations aid Individuals. er THR ‘All Stocksand Konds listed on the New York ana : Priadeitnia Soe exchanges. bought and od os commisston, on orders execied, Ant 'D LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO,, | Sieil ‘Telephone stock dealt In. | Distrlet of Columbia bouds of all denommations on ots sy Prominent sellers, ‘The decline was upon which | Gyorty belore 11 o'clock, and at that hour the market is active and strong, at a slight recov ery from the decline, Total sales first balf LONDON AD CCOWUAN FALIS. VA. oO eae - _ Lope i resell ert is s nominated or appointed a non-qualified teacher, | examination. Neither he nor any of the digni- | ns S neeaeee onic? COME AND SEE OUR JULY PRICES, Sage | eh PCN Pea Gan Iasnrien Gon hoes Cotheano'| Thin morning Prot Green, Mr. J.C. Daney | iewould sam tear servicer pete to tihet ts | nilation promeat Woe oatere vith es THE WAR ON THE SOCIALISTS, eae SM Ae Se ry. ‘Lought and sold. aps | and ge ein OUe: ania neds the points of differ- | and paid for that were not rendered. This is | of the pee about what transpired, a Drespex, July 16.—A movement begun here RD WEDMESIEST looting Sonu anon + = . SS = = ———|enee in the propositions, Neurly wll of the | implicity admitted by counsel for Mr. Lovejoy | further than to say tbat the exaimi / bz Soa Se sales Sands be poems Ee AAD WEDS taps ing Newenith strevt whart WITHOUT A HAT IF YoU Die Cecvuniens (R= sanver s. suxpp. various points of di#erence were arranged and | in the statement that the teacher, being con-| tion was confined to the work of. silting ces of the success Of socialist candidates fo bnitacherer pop tone ein mor ahora a AND STYL- vad a SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTELS. | ® BOMEF ot propositions were adopted. scientious, returned to Mr. Wilson $125 of the | the evidence gathered by the reporter. in | fur lnembers of the chamber of deputies in the ms = TWENTY THOUSAND DYCKERHOFE PORTLAND CEMENT. ee o MAN TE Provision was made for the rutifleation | money on'that aceount. “It does not appear | Support ot the Pal! Mall Gazetic’s statement | forthcoming election in sig may ere dig ng GLYMONT E SATURDAY 9 A. M., RE- LEAKS WORTH OF MILLINERY TO BE} Thestronges: and best known to the trad Always instock large assortment of Gas Fixtures, | f the proposed union by all the churches, | why the mouey was received by the teacher, | that among the criminal establishn marily stopped by the police, who have for TURNING AT 6 PX | SLAUGHTERED; PRICE No OBJECT. Mi. L. CRANFORD, Giaion. Lalrohes, Batcos and Rutnaees: quarterly conferences and annual conter- | or, having been so received, why it was not ree bidden the collection of money for this purpose. MYARTEESOON EXCURSION. || TWO HUNDRED DOZEN HATS AND BO Sole Agen (oF hice Laie Hae ve : ets tinlon should net be ‘considered binaing | Hed. the District, Ba for the purposes of | rn, of Me r it “Lospox duly 16,—The sub-matine cables bill, Lh a Nel i Leas TWO RUNDRED DOZEN HATS AN: " : x roe SIN ETN VEST. Jy! H uid e it Is enc at it does not. a} consi in supplying customers all over | Loxpox,Ju —The sul ne MAIEV WASHINGTON will make | ry pict AND N ‘AT I, 20 25, ‘Warehouse—H, L. Biscoe's whart, foot of LOtL st sw, = Ae BENTH STREET NORTHWEST SIYL | Hat eauinad Uy abieasc two wirdsartie mene eee oe iia ri PP wf yee emf AY, leaving at 3p ‘orders propily filled aud deliveries made to. any 5. TO SLO. parvoftueciiye yi P, ENTS, GRANOLITAIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE, that Mr. Lovejoy certified with knowledge that | Europe with young female children certified by | against the passage of which the bersof the united gencral conference to be called | the serviees were nol rendered -(as~ certic | Feputable physicians to be Innocent. ‘The per | Telegraph, tie Commercial aud French Cable wouis, 1100 Peunn in 188s, aud until then the two connections | fied to him by subordinate officials), or | Sonazes engaged in this inquiry say they will | companics and Siemens Brothers have pes- wilting Lot on Bist ¥ ing- | Shall remain distinct and Independent bodies. | that the payment was unwarranted. ‘The | not speak upon the subject for publication until | tioned the house of lords, provides for carrying \T EVER OFFEKED, | ANPHALTUM, NEUCHATEL MASTIC. fronting on two streets; will be sold cheap: The main polot of difference was as to the charge relating to the nomination of a| the commission of inquiry finishes its work, | into effect the iuternational convention for the DS1.00 A BUNCH. 5,000 | pAteet, Sidewalks, Stables, Lim Mae ibenal terms. woh episcopacy. | The proposition made by the | disqualitied teacher fails forasimilar reason, | which will require another week. protection of submarine cables, The petition LY PLUMES AT 47, G5, 95, S7C, GLODAND | Satta Mee hee ee | — | Bethel mission was that “We agreee to adopt | that no proof 1s offered showing that Mr, Love: | One of the commissioners of the Pall Mall | brs also ask that ‘may be by tue Saag gee ee Se rn Ree a tenrpa ore ie eee Go; al all works @uarhil ¥. F. BROOKS, {he bishopric bishops of the A. M- E. Z church | joy neglected any duly in that respect. “The | Gazette reports to that paper to-day the follow: | counsel against the teed for the terms Ub hive yeare:, Ke to be ordained to the episcopacy office In | Commissioners, therefore, unanimously agree | ing facts, the trath of @vhich he declares to be CHOLERA STATISTICS, CW FLOWERS vice, GARDEN HOSE, any length. geeoraanes, with the, regular usages of the | that nothing appears involving Hrantee Tove. | incontesiibie; In ‘order to show the Mansion | Manmrn, July IG-—There wero 1.406. new < n we work,as now per- - i jethodist F) charch. joy in an; jereliction, ans use comm! that iabolical business: J ‘disease Fe CARTEL Ae ne | Peau Ue tae rate Influencer or aby, rigen cl GAS STOVES, all sizes; guaranteed. Call "The proposition made by the Zion connec. | {yea Micah HORM, dereliction, and the exposed by the Gazrite was, still carried on as Sto sre AT ALE | thers, oF that wnt: court has go held, by ipeorrect ‘and examine, Mon was “that the bishops now in office con- | in the evidence, summary and arguments con- | boldly as ever, notwithstanding therevelations, 7 a | ; Se ee rE | 2 guarantee ull patrons of my work against any Z 3 tinue in service during their natural lives or so | cerning others, as they are not on ‘trial, no con. | the reporter offered to procure from the estab. EMPEROR WILLIAM DRIVES OUT. Tatiana Tacs ie ek eee ee eer FORD, GAS FIXTURES, ec. No charge for hanging | Jong as their conduct conforms to the gospel | clusion is drawn In regard thereto.” Ushment of X. and Z. as many certified girls as | . BERLIN, July 16.—Emperor William | eennes ES, SILKS AND VELVETS aT Is CRANFORD, LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs, Ac. rule; and as such share alike the benefits and ————_— the committee might name delivered anywhere | 22¥ drove out in Coblents with, the | SLAUGHTERING PR ‘Telephone call No. 881. avin s Drerogatives of the eplscopacy.” 1 ated alt | SCM SEABt OM the Restoration of Geod | to their order. Be Sen Se aor | ee EF. BROOKS, e subject of the episcopacy Feeling Between the Hectious. ‘There being some hesitation about the sided the , and will be taken uy in at ith . nau. SOLDIEEGARDLESS OF COST. NoaxW axen & Co, iat 91 ih are | WG TORRE, and wl bs akon Up agama | When Gen. Backer recently visited General | eePtance of tha propaiton the reporter, wile the committee was in session, went to'a pro- ~, ~ is BIED OVI 7 TENTION OF V: $ AND | commission journed alittle after noon. | Grant, he carried away with him a paper on | cores and ordered rl, 14. Rome, July 16.—The reports that the ren oe an aE CLOTIING vaf AM | Se SEs, ATTENTION OF VISITORS ASD | When this point is nettled, members of the | which the latter bad written: meg ae ay = is enjoying Barone Raxcr | 4? stsacnirice onan | Y1R3: unten ate poplar ait aud Nerve 1yu | commission “say, the union ean be easily | «T have witnessed since my sickness Just adtivered toble order an ' : i sare lari sre C aie oe The ——- __ IMPRC Nis. IS CHEAP IN PRICK, BUT . ‘i Ventor and Manutacturer, 1429 Pennsylvania ave District Government Affairs. Thave al contended that it there had certified. The reporter investigated the chifd's BOTHING 1S THE Meneen Tea eS ne eS MISCELLANEOUS. nobody leit but the soldiers we would ba that ‘her father was StcKREaS AT LYNCHBURG. DOTHING © MARKET EQUAL TOIT. " H FINLEY, that last . —— aod — are two ‘worki L 16. — In} THE ECONOMY GAS St THe Rise ‘The component part of a Suit of clothes haven axed | (FEE * 19h Mtinsivaniaave. and 1200 Dst, | Health Officer Townshend reports that ee ee ee ro Poor working | Lrxcmmcna, Va. July vestigation BELLING STOVE, AS EVERY ONE USING THEM KING'S PALACE, vale, and no firm can sella really firstelass article | ai. poorest BRE GxG COMPANY'S | Fate per 1,000 per annum—white, 28.25; col- | the southern side. We have some on ours who TAKES OFLEASCKE IN TELLING THEA for less than these values. You would not be apt to OC aREN bak go ored, 48.02. = Mhlled to, socompilsh os muuch, as they wished, MIEN ALOU IT sak pa BUIDING PERM who: ‘warmedan eh MAYWakY & HU jy11 ‘614 SEVENTH STREET. soll dollars for fifty-cent pleces. Just think this litle | yerrage and Families gupplied. Orders by mall | issued by. I Mintwish E, Len- | it was all over, Who have not had quite full sat- matter over when you read ef slaughter sales and the | or telephone promptly filled. rHeuisnasm | mon, erect @ three story dwelling bu- | isfaction. ‘The great majority, too, of those = - a lke, and feel disposed to patronize these socalled bar | (FESS, ALL PERSONS WHO DERIRE TO AT. | setts avenue, berween, ioth ‘and rit strects | who did not gointo the war bave Sines tos. | How To Save Moser, ata places cline op rettirae he eae Rm | ory “acl Suh, aust, aban Hox Midings. erect 5 . ‘We do buat solld principles, and give the | nd vankie : i “Hogiates from ‘Mrs, Mariom i. Why! a two story ve; ness upon Tauiklin School r open, 7 irs. 3 Javest $3.50 in our Extra Fine Calf Shoes. Every | buyer all he can pouibly get anywhere, and we think | 92 W1$ pin-dally.—__jy-Am Seti nae Deewenn 1 snd Fstroete north M. J. PRANDI, pale warranicd to wear well. ‘They are equal to any | pittie more ee i sive Be en RE) sented wed | story and beeemione stare and dwelling, wore: | fearful’ as that 60 shai in y x tle } street visited & nas We can give burguins, because we sell for cash, and | * NOAH WALKER & 00, {ectineats at Soo Misseettaveta, “Mime Suse AE, Watae. real 2, 005 | did not betore, SHINGLED BANGS, | have uo bad bills tomake up from cash customers, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN READY. | = d be in the hatriresers” Gent's Low Strap Ties, Button and Oxfords, from MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING ae fit French Kid Iandmade Oxfords, 83.0. Se coe Views Orricux Co. J.W.s La French Kid Hand-made Button Shoes, $5.00. ag Ae ey OG CELDT car company La French Kid Button Shoes, $4.00, = oe 2 S be pears Of Four ‘accompanied | Lu Kld Slippers, 7c. to $2.50. ARLINGTON Bor! . Earkutie'asahter of isons: ia hes wont de | 80d Weastoe shoes ior children very tow. 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