Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1886, Page 5

—— os ! I aay THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1886-DOUBLE SHEET. — > aS 7 AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. THE EIGHT-HOUR CONTEST. ‘The National Team. ‘The Courts. ‘The Fishery:Comptications. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. — a FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR RELEASE OF Court Ix GENERAL TERM. ANOTHER AMERICAN SCHOOKER SEIZED, Fron vo FOU ‘ Two | Pav S\LE-UPON PASY TERMS—a CHOICE ‘Whe 1s Responsible for the Anarchists? | Close of the First Week of the Lock- SMITH AND DALY, Today, Soper agt. Baum; opinion by Justice | The scnooner David J. Adama, of Gloucester, wha a neg RRS corner lot on 16:h st. pew.” lot 18490 00 U sh, De- o | nerresestari " Tr ISTHBOAFI-| ont—Both Sides Said to be Firm—The = Cox reversing decree below. oa on es Dinar SEROO on Pete betivoen sidetctagge gia) x | Workingmem Claim Concessions—Pre-| It is reported to-day that President Hewett, Crncurr Courr—Judoe Hagner. Sk. Allee Kieneg, amen, aan tate Buty, SB Seph wu ands 0) IONE @ Lire th est 32400 on Pat. bevireen TALISTS, AXD NOT THE ORGANIZED WORK, on tha ats has offered the Newark club| y, ‘Suipman agt Fletcher eval; mo-|N-S., Thursday, to procure bait and after FIELD, 1: Pst nw. paring for Anether Week. ‘esterday, ip! agt. = hed SES WITH | 88. Apply to LOUIs P, SHORMAKE 1.090 F ERS. —. ¥# $4,000 for the release of Smith and Daly, the | tion to suppress deposition overrated. Riggs & | Wards anchored about five miles from that io eS "| gE Sa OO A STAR reporter was talking this morning | ‘The first week of the eight-hour “lock-out” in Prize battery,and that the offer has been ac- | Oymet De brun; Motion for new triaigrants | place. The dominion steamer Lansdowne at STAD ones me STONES LITILE | JOR SALE-AT SPECULATIVE PRICi>—aN «| With Representative Foran, who has just re} tne building trades closes today. At the papeed. Sf Wile tetra the MAcoRih ete nan] me qahar Act. Washington Market com: | midnight ordered the Adams to leave, and a Ir i Boeternne and deacription of property apply. 02 tarned from New York. Mr. Foran is looked | Knights of Labor headquarters this morning | besstengihened woudenuily BU; Riotion to correct verdicts AY '™H" ** | whtie going out the schooner got caught on the H SALi—Two NEATCURIAG Wa PS.AT OBMAKIN, O20 F vt biwe mye-at fa Upon.as the best qualified of any member 15 | no material changes im theaiteation roe ae pokes eer hi sherpa iar boact fa Se channel’ The Lausdowne pees Sh Shes PPE 9) ru arse eu BPMRT |g mrumuncaw wman. | Be geiogyyat fr tn nts clos ae | poe Pecrts Seaernen mre | rower Rng fe Win pn gun | eae rey a Pay, Sak wats st nw. ing Livcary pile. Apay vo LOUIS a ene 3 trade On |e eet sald District Master Work-| tne Commissioners have prepared a bill to | 4M ordered to imac. Gaither act Palro; | schooner Seuion one wee ee eee ore Po i owe aa Sw ioe i G20 Foca.” “PP “Ores” | ame Democrats Fell Into It and the | no rage? UESTAR, “are uot, reeponsible for | man Hobbs to a Sram teporter this morning. | eye eee ners have Shanging the date | HE. Pairo appointed firanda Tullock do. | rem, and gent her to St. Johns, NB. “The ot 16800 Price $2.79 RLES W. HANDY, J nia dlc co REAUTRUL LOTS IN CO] Obie Kemate te Now Repablieam. | and ave no-part in this anarchist movement | “Why should we bo discouraged? Everythi | Scie Meee etree changing the date Woodland age Butler! Qeimurrer overruled | MAAter OC tbe Adams awore that he got ble bait <n cog pest Pisin Goiveze tends. near 1410 ‘at: improved by | special Dispatch to'Tue Evurixe cram, there inne eing to dowith dynamite snd | hasbeen encouraging. We close the week with | ‘axes from August to September. sue | Wihlonve ts taewer ig port, Me Pos SAEECAS ATTRA STIG, wate urna | POMS aeemmervlant Compan On May 0. The democrats sppeer | Capitaliate andnot banded Iabor ef, reeponst: | &1006 list of persons who have conceded. "To- | ,COmUeE Patterson reports that during, th wreay, Walker agt Winter, pro conveaa The Marder of Tillie Smith. Houee: ceniza:lyJocated. 1 rooms, and jee rick Fn ut EAS GHPAE— ONEHALE oF Arky | to have deteated themselves in not leaving at | biefor the anarchists, ‘The ranks of the ao-| day many men are idle on account of the rain. | “ent of April thirty-one inqu the Work and | Oiscres tphen” Celene Dofore Jan A-Clarke | errvg, Tam JANITOR, INDICTED OM THRES Btable: lot Soa0u. Price, 90, Gatle atic: Me Pleasant 11-roum house and large | least one member here for the purpose of de- oats are filled with foreigners, lS ‘There ere not half as many men ‘out as nshocaes As A LSOe. wae a1. tae: a. | 92 defendants. and age. areal delivery of counTs, aw vito, beautifa 2 i itallats 10. com deginain week. rhe report week end- : Fission EASY, TERMS. S | Sly 911.000: easy terme Scie HERTFORD, lesa | Manding a call of the senate. Asitnow appears, | brought here by 10 ng of the Ido not think vi ies for = Lerch Ose: bw. st room, or red tbroug! pty eee myé-lwe "| the journal being read and approved on a viva | American labor. Most and Spies and Schwab iF ‘papered through: “f 2 there are over 500 n.en out of employment on | ing May 3 states that there were 84 deaths dur- | P°S*es#ion ordered. agt. Moses; auditor's | James J. Titus, the janitor of the Centennary —— 1 cowardly scoundrels) are not wor! eee ailey. Price, $3.00. LUU[s P. SHOEMAKER, ¥2u Fes SALE—FORTY THOUSAND FEET OF | voce vote and the resolutions of Mr. Hovey | }'q have more respect tor their sincerity if they Segount of the ‘lock-out,’” ing the week. 52 white and 32 colored. There | grin ‘ty raster te ead er ergs, METIS | Collegiate institute, charged with the murder mitteemen and others were but con- | were 12 marriages and 45 births 5 of Tillie Smith on April 8, and wh canes Pec ow. sion otften om ehay tataae WaT eH a GAL! | belng carried in the same manner, the republi- | rlaked their own fives inthe cause they prevend | sulting at tho headquarters ain seoreiny, Sona | "angee Bungee applications for ber-room lie pelating SL ee ene ne tee tenn mee jury at Hackettstown, rok SALE-AT A BanGaIN-a TE SON G0d Pak wa mA WALKERS Wile | cans had matters in thetrown hands and took | 0 advocate. They only urge other nell OU. Eampatgn actively at 35 ceo an nee ety ine | Staves have boon received thle year a¢ against Propats Count—Judge Merrick, J., since Tuesday, was Indicted yesterday after 2 Pee i eC es Sa ASSASSING i ma . : ss > Wa Segre Howte, 1716 bebat. mew. 396 202100 to alley: Fok SG QUR VERY NIGH BUILDING | ®dvantage of the situation. Itisnow thought AG ike te ane ae ‘nese anarch, | Week. To-morrow at one src the local ex: | _ There ste tive police otficen om the sick itet tor SuteTaay estate Oi Elizabeth Tauffin; receipt | moon op three counts: first, for assault and Louis P. SHob wake, GOP aw. my Lots on French at. n.w., 73x00, for | that the democrats will hasten beck | OW! ippress ecutive committees of the various trades and | and thirty-dve detailed at various places, Bede a ee Tee oraibes, Harting | murder: second, for murier while attempting Son a TAL BARGAINS SMALE | WALKER & WILSON. 1006 F stinw. _my83t_|/ to Columbus for the purpose of pro asked THE STAR man, the amalgamation committey will hold a joint ‘BUILDING PERMITS el Visine, gaardian: | rape: third, murder by strangulation. ‘There 16 Fr acks: ‘beuse sod foe lot ou bamachusetes aii: | FQctE TY OREAUTIEULLOT<ON NORTH | tecting measures that they are deeply nes aeyal Kin een ste eras, ecine shies ao rs, trae’ by Inepector Entwisle:, Mr, Mohler. | Stephen ‘H. ‘Sherman: letiers testamentary | $7.8 exeliement at Hackettstown over the Bear 17th; v mi F, 12 ¢., brick; side of \owa Circle, each 2 Alley; throwin, mbs and mi ‘BUILDE! ASSOCIATION STAND- ir me ‘ort street; mn + ing Of the jury, an: ut little sympath; ood Dastuess property ll bes ia Specie north side of K st. n.W.. near 16th sc, cach 20.87 by | Interested in, The republicans have, during c. ardering people, LDERS’ Ast oe eae ee ee dwelling, G0 P} issued to Amelia Sherman; bond ES apathy mysat JOH De should be handled with > - expressed for the prisoner. Titus was rralgi Jets on 16th st. n.w., north of P, each | the past two days,given out that an army of verity of the law. They should be ‘shot down street northeast; $100. A. B. Smith, repair tate of Bridget McIntyre; letters ot adminis- this morning beiore Chie! Justice Beasley. extent of the law when it. ere ig no ex- AU0, o4 by 100, to alley, soutbeust corner of | officers were in search of the absentees, an a | JHORSALE—A BARGAIN—2D5T. CONVE a. w, Lot St, mear New H: Fors | 0 By 9580 aes wee NAS PiamP: | caused the break into, Kentucky, Tennessee, Bient to Government Pension and Printing Ufices, $100. Thos. G. Lewis, erect a two-story and of U. & Grant: letters of administration | mons for conviction with ihe exoatiny oe eee fevenroom “Brick; modern Improvements only ISR ghd 4th ss .ColME Da eg, | TT ee at eee ee ommocrate co tar frome Ge | ouse (or anarchy and sociaifsm tn this country, | Corned, remains the same aa at ort one atioe | SuusE, dwelling, Delaware avenue, between C | Case P Pretty Ictiert cr eats eee | man. | Te is. hot known who thir'man Ie, One eR ng WLS. 10083 a Ai AE apeculitive prices ae WHITMAN, | Innbue tec fettbe democrats eo far from Co | and there ean be no sympathy for it ofthe week. The Master Builders’ association | and D streets northeast: $8,000. Albert F. Fox, $3, toMary E. Pratt; bond $600. Estate of Mary J. | 0. {20 Jurors is aroiative by marriage of Titus, " report that none of their members have yielded | erect two two-story and basement dwellings, O | {oMary ts a bot it is said he was not the man who voted to od ths ies s roomie ana bathe ai miciers tne | -Pvoge” CAL E-LOT SOUTHEAST cone oe | preweaae ie the atone the Poaret Sescla cet ent | Mr. Foran thinks tet the ee thing Com and tbat they are as drm and united ia ‘their | sueat-botwaen Sth and Gen street, nortnwent | WENN, exceutore authorized to reseive Gat: | Roane iaaictintat “Toe teat wR Son tals and 71 a a ~ 4 sALE— r Yj NER ¢ y “f oO) ve wi , ir tor I~ nem pa rer APE GLOT SOUTHEAST cOMNEH ¢# Teoew until S O'clOck thls | grees has todo with the settlement of labor | CPPosition wo elght nours'as when the movo- | $4,000. ‘0d, rep nd 1 sts. nw.; 28 by 4 W Place until the September term. saute ta oan RCT te | Pitt Sat Shiau Gey unre | heenate tok troubles ao repeal bed awe and iomake ooh | Shey have ae Taientiog of Snoodiog the ae | weaie bret Tiivaim tied Heeatceeg | Uraels,C. Shir te ganralane woods gL OME | ee es hd balance mon ine reside’ ice; cash, $i INO. Be W, MAN, ables is to re} jaws and to make su ey have no intention of conceding the 1) rick, th street northeast; $400, | : 3 oN © War Spirit oN eT a ew ae BRIG DWEn peas | band nud Fst mw. BYES: | sithomfnent counsel and the move tii torn | laws as will prevent those holdin power from | mands made upon them. oe Mary Williainson, repair frame dwelling, 213 | D'Gwings fied: Ta tenth el een Tesi: | GRRAT Exrmostase att hemseR ROT See eecas gue and jaa fstarce,waier, | WOH SALE ing, It 1s sald, was the result of the decision ar-| exercising it oppressively. Congress, he THE CARPENTERS. 2d) enroct, southeast; $175. Mary Phelan, re- | oo. ‘will parcialiy proven. Esters of Wintwe ACTING WITH THE Powane, Boa “ovine, jatrobe, gas and gus ixtares, water, BY 0, DENISON, ing. i » thinks, cannot le! elute to control the natural! ‘The frm of Charles C, Graham & Co, con- epg beignets ao sere rar beast: | (D. Puller; commission to issue to prove the will. The Russian minister did not leave Athens myS8te TYLER & EUTHERFORD, 1226 F st. nw. O20 Fete _———— evolution of society in its upward course, tractors and bullders, was added to-day to the 4 5 5 ts fram PoLice CourtT—Judge Snell. WOR SALE—TWOSIORY AND BASEMENT | A RARE CHANCE Fuk PROFITABLE INVEST-| The Broadway Steal Investigation. The District in Congress. list of the carpenters’ headquarters of fers com, | Sgahive dad i cireer nesiraoat bate. aw | _ Yomterane nice Gluscoe, John Giascoe, Ran- | Tomeraay with the other representatives of the ‘brick dwslling. located northwest: couvenient to MENT, THE LIBRARY SITE PROPERTY. 11 Caywood, repair frame dwelling, 624 Massa- | dall Haislipand Wm, Buckhouf, protanity:$5 or | Powers. Tew! v, Turkish minister, i. noel The following beautiful suburban Building Lots in | WILSON 8, BISSEL TO BE A WITNESS—MR. SCOTT ceding eight hours. ‘The carpenters were in pal a = took with him wh left all Sex price $1500. TYLER & HUTHERFURD. 1226 | W.O Denson sud BF. Lolultouseubuivideucfine | “R228 OF His TALKS WITH samanE's coamx. | Sotme of the owners of property in the squares good futnor torday and jesiad about playing a | chusetis avenue morthrest; 910: eT is Stawkinn cose, Yost 'ene | See Figs Ne lef all the members of : mysare | Fsiin estate: Mount Pleasants zloty on Columble av east of the Capitol mentioned for the library | game of ball with the ‘to settle the pend- —_>-—— atone J sh legation, i SARSE& WARN MICU SATORECSRICR | reer cnceunr Ger eens seen reat eee | cae te eR SecEe ee haa coin | alle Lave peupeesdita Wie cocseataaon eeabat| tmebamoreerts Opp Fetiows' Reoaisa Durr Faee.—The | faulty $5087 dase oo DAVIG Burke, Pro-| nig own and their personal effects to be re FPaweiting, weil ocated: northwest: convenient to | 4pth st extende 2 corner lots ‘0 st.. | sisting of Senators Pierce, Walker and Relliy, | Modified tenders of prices for the property. | A member of the carpenters’ committes ex: | Treasury Department has decided that certain — ~~ moved. The secretaries of the other foreign Street cars, market, dc.; lot BU feet front: house 21 a elvis Wit oi Yoin wt tetaee andere | APROIMted to come nere and take the testimony | Tue, commission would be glad to reosive ‘ii | pressed thebellef that all the carponters would | regaila imported ies tan cee lodge of Odd A Great Senatorial Worker. Jegations will remain in an unofficial capacity. feet and contains 10 rooms and bath room: all | tended. 2 corner lots ob 16th st. extended and Ken | 2? Mt John | modified proposals and reductions by the 18th at work by next Wednesday. “A prom! From the Latayette (Ind.) Tims The populace of Athens are enthusiastic over modern improveuents: in first-class order; good brick | *<2° Also. otuer vaitavlelow in this beautiiul 1o- | Of District Attorney Martine’s witness, John | Modl thatdate the time fixed ia the | pent’ business mas Verne caeasioal Fellows is exempt from duty in case it comes e Latayette (Ind.) Times. ~ r able igrear ofiot wi bogaio animuietiate pur | Cus, cosuaaniiog a view of Rack Crock Valleys Selec oie. wel jets Crdes Woes ales deme. | bill tor line purchase by apessaiers wall expire| said a member of the union to’ 'a| Within the provision In the tree list for rega ia | Few of Senator Voorhees’ constituents realize igh oqusdron. tas’ retureed te eoke Tey. Serer oe Se) even eee inlned to ‘ake tie testimony of a tew more | 494 the comintesion wilf then have to resort | Sra setiae Twas abe Mine ORs | tue of aay society Mucorporaed or wstabilones | Hg tamense labor he performs tn thetr bebalt | The “Greek feet has et ooraean sek He A JOR SALE-AT MOUNT (PLEASANT, TEN | INU on'p uc, opposite ie biaiue maison, wun | Witnesses while they were. here. It is atated | t0 condemnation, to call & esting of business men and abe what | {OF Philosophical, iterary or religious purpoven, | Hi8 Ctbaclty for persistent, neverending labor Delleved "st Atncns Ghat! Datel wit one room Frame, gocd stabie, &c.: excellent Wa-eF; | Guticok on Duponi circle; 22 feet front euch, tine: that among these Were W. 8. Bisel, Presi- Congressional Topics. they could do, pty is @imatier taut affects the | OF for the encouragement of the five arts or for | #8 something remarkable. Talk about Man- al y ha r ‘ith the ot r — Hy Rd eee Tee de: ety 000, ANS | terraced and especisily ‘suitable for four fine rest | ent | Cleveland’s former law partner, | rae winITARY ACADEMY APPROPRIATION BILL business man. There is not a grocer that will | the use or by the order of any co:lege, school, | ning and Garland overworking themselves as Sori utacucieeen = pone in the ulterior several other Houses and well located Lots tn same | dences. For price aiid terms of sale apply to and Francis | 1. Stetson. Senator Fasset PASSED. notfeel the effects of the lock-out to-night, | Seminary of learning or public library in thé | they did! Senator Voorhees can discount both Gesek: Grospe ons beter hentek te Gas tront BelghDornood WALKER & WILSUN areas INO, 4. PRESCOTT, Mine ennetts iS invention camibad In the House this afternoon the military They have an Jnterest in als, matter as United States. pi ibem—and retain health. He can work six- | with ail possible speed, the Pelopeonesian army Bere Bede ad Seues tie Baio aaane | Ganor wosid expoee: Mit Siegel and Me Bit | MmnendIeee ee eee ECT Os tact weqiuesto® | ws Wasurmaros Puopuce Masxer—tne | 8 ear. Hosts up more wours than aay man | hasta Beas. ordered fo Thessaly Oe move. prepa sine sce Huidioectcepponts the Binioesnanss, | taner would expose NF. Bisel and Sir. Btet | amendment bat for tne fature, We ought to settle not only | eitclal price current of the Washington Produce | in Congress, His health is always porter He | thet tee ee armny saroatn to taake jomely Gulshed; x 1; the finest corner pint for at Bot GROUNDS FOR THE PRESIDENT’S VETO. Hi - Exchange says the flour market is steady under a 4 2 Hd 4 ~ —— = = K | pont circle and the intervening public reservation. | Mr. Seward'’s question, that be did not | Pension bills was read in the House @ little | Asting bosses by the men. op whert, corn and oats; arrivals light, but | yfost ot men futtens li i like a Kentucky year. | talions of the Athens garrison have already i SALE—HOU-E -E., BET. K | Pe ard’ , ample for current demands aud wants. Bright, | t Pte nie nce srooms and viichea. Wor 160x108 Se ee Know where George W. Atter is now, | before three o'clock this afternoon, He|THE VIEWS OF A KUILDER WHO GRANTED cured timothy hay Is scarce and wanted; otuer | U4 10 blue grass. He burns the midoight oil | started tor the frontier. The soldiers went ous to a easy terme ALS CAY WOOD, or OU | ag op Vaio Facw. | but that he had reason to believe that| takes the ground that the Peosion bar EIGHT HOURS. 1 while otuer meu sleep, and he is upand bust- | with great enthusiasm, ling While stlil they sleep, A ph; —so+—_—____ that defles fatigue and’ an. almost i Troops Ordered fidelity to purpose are the secrets of = to Cincinnati. grades steady. In butter, New York new and Another phase of tue eigist-hour question was | western creamery in lurge supply and market presented loa STAR reporier the other day in | Yielding; from near-by locations recelpis are as ress | the course of conversa.ion with a gentleman | Yet Very light: nearly all coming is ordinary tu (OR SALE-12 KOOM HOUSE ON DE SALES | ST: 10 room House on weet aude. Vermont ave, | Bear iowa Circles 2 room! Hoase on west det | BcPuerwoa Square. “Alvare bargains and very easy = . = Sing | be, had absconded to Canada. The next|reau has greater facilities than’ a. Cou. Foot ESHOts HAVE TWO ADJOINING | witness was John Scott, the man spoken of | greusional_ cominittes tor looking into th A ee ‘onthe west | BY the district attorney. He sald he was a| merits of special cases, and that il through w ‘edin st. clese by Mastachase teave awewhicn | Contractor, In Deeember, 1884, he visited | ofuuthority it Is unable to do justice, quality and is without sale. ‘Tue receipts of | y,/ornees remarkable success. He is devoted | YEARS On TROUBLE THERE TO-Da¥—ANAm " * anet 7 = a ily aud friends, I e has any ene- ~ t jorized ‘te r foot. | Jaehne’s Jewelry store. He hud a conversation | should correct the law. If the Pension bureau | who Js largely interested as ai employer in the | dugs a % exouealv id mark w nis tam a — ‘These lots are centrally located, very deareote cad | with Geo. We Alter in which Alter sald Jachne | front ence ine: matter, it should be | building interests of this city. Uull-e a great | Guotation, “Old fowls 1a, muorl supply todas, | mes 1 Hever heard ot them, a Eradutrect's reports indicate that the general Ti0v Fat y.w. | Very reasonable in price. JNU. A. PReSCOTT, had made about $30,000 out of the Broadway | reorganized, many others who ure sbuilurly situated, he | dnd buyers are willing purchasers St top quota. ht With an << le situation is less favorable than a week ao : | my6-or deal tigesld the boodle bad been Kept in the | rue pRIENDS oF MB. MORRIS A. THOMAS | ETunied the demand made by the tnen, and it | Hod! Spring’ chickens scarce, and Urlug tuli | p,,4 Farmers Fight with an Eag ago; that 325,000 men have taken part in the ‘OR SALE— 15th. $6. WOR SALI safe in the store over night, tn Alter's care. | or biti more now feel hopeful of his confirma. | Was !8 explana.ton of luis uciion that ‘he pre- | prices whens thy bave tll tise Say Lwo or e Lyvl ‘publican, Ap! short-hour movement; that 000 have pShiroom House, Get... Rear 15th. $6. 500. . ooo, | [ana 16th sts. adjoining Major Clarke's new reat | Alter then was clerk for Jashue, but ald ‘ sented the question in a ruther uew aspect. “I | three pounds to pair. The sup, iy’ of potatces | ‘The well-known young farmer, Albert Wil- struck, and that 150,000 have received conces Very desirable House it Lave.iuent lows Gir; $5,900, | 4200, 20 ‘oot, iront price, oniy $1.25. all other | expected to have the store won. Fo et ee eae ppoattion | Eee eee ene cleat hours, with (no Fedue- | frum north and’ west only tif; good amoota | Hains, of Savannah, in this county, had a hand- sraerpbrrorgteceogadredngattoy mg r ea. SOOUU groun lock held ut $1. SS ion was made it met with strong o} jon | tion of ‘pay, because they as! for ft and sai ai 4 i sare ? 5 of Rineroom House. sace net Dane E oe 2b mle ‘PARKER & TOWNSEND, Strike of 150 Quarrymen. pie EE paaeed wioeitiee tht unless’ thelr deinaad was compied wits | Varieties sell in car lots at full bids, to-hand cumbat with an eagie in the fleld at his | 1290 gained their ends by striking. Very desirable Houses and Lowin MtPiensant.” mgeee______ i Fee. gp Lou Mo, May 8,— Alstriko of 160men | "2 charges that Thomas bad been guilty | !hey would qui. work. It was necessary in = farm ise Monday, the particulars of Whloh | Gee. waceker lest eeuntng Suns orden Dp my7-3t J. R HERTFORD, 1423% F st. {OR SALE—LOTS-SEE JNO. A. PRESCOTTS | em, toyed in the stone quarries five miles north | of reprehensible political work were filed For | Order to curry on my cusiness to have their la- Affairs in West Washington. have since been the subject of much discussion | the 14th, 7th and 34 regiments, O. N. G., to at RNER 19TH AND B STS. N.W. ser OF Ane 15tSt, Corte for eter Choe Pas iat | Of St. Joseph, Mo., occurred yesterday. Tie ma- | Several months the hominarion het bene pes, | Bor and hud the virtues because the public! THE CasaL RePats—It ts thought the | in that part of Wayne county. Mr. Willams | food Prepare to go to Cincinnati, The 14th, of Cee eee ee Ds TT ui | base, of dno MN oreo, Sot asa Snale’ LOS JF | fority of the men demanded un advance ol, 25 | tng im the cer aty ee aes bee. ira, | gave tt © me, or in uther words, wanted It | canal will be ready for the resumption of navi- | \at towing and heard a rustling of wings ina | Columbus, leave at 10 o'clock’ this morning. ie two-story frame Bulldings, with basement. in ee ae FS ._ | Per cent in wages, which was acceded to. The | Tut committee some time ago called for | dene. I had my choice to either send away my | gation by Monday next. good condition, 1900 and 1902 ‘Rst., with the valu- Strikers then demanded that those who had | papers on file relating to tho administration of | Customers and. m: men or keep both. I rea- tuicket @ short distance away. He leit his | They wili stop at Carthage, near Cincinuati, so able lot on which they stand. huving frontage of 43 Fen sasGENe LOT ON P 8T.. BE Ww 16th and 17th sta, $1.25 per toot. 322x125, i plow,and going to the spotsaw a huge bird on the | 8 t0 be within easy calling distance tn caxé of notjoined in the demand be di-charged, but | tue office by Thomus, predecessor, und an enor- | 0ued In this way: Labor 1s as inuch a come leis vith Senator V. , D: a aad. At that instant the bird rose in fight, | trouble in that city. It is only a precautiona’ Soa cine: “The tot can be subdivided Inte 6 goed THOMAS W. FOWLER, | the Contractors refused to grant. and the men | mous muss of mapuserip , comptisiag reports, ee arenes fan Bocases s Socata bad ee ee ee eee cagic of uueeed | measure. ‘The militia wore toot” ce tee RUdbing Ioie omios on lotast "ihe houses now pay | _ my5-ate ort FH. ni} Siissourt fiver atthutysintbas been abundoned | Sos Weasent to them. Yeiverday Mr’ Tomas | Arete advances lu price { du uot Testi KeeP | coartanoaga, Tenn. Diet era to Attanta Constitution, | nen e se eNEe ENT ees ere pt ay I] ree 8 Par cen interest on the Beles axed, ond prices | NOR SALE—SEVERAL CHOICE CORNER Lore | Siswuririver at that por and referred tothe defense be lad need crates | me or uny over merchant whatan ard, lsoonte:) (Quite » esusationsl ironsinte, ‘siiallar di] avers denies rey, ct oe rae Wings bene | Coennak eaten, id Sucre Youn bait the aren of the low Nobevter | 2 Te fA or eee wane ERIN acataun ta gaal @arinen one ameenior department, as containing his | 80 (one te People gant it, Our busiiess is to | many respect to the remarkabie infatuation of | GUisbled, It could mot My readily. 24 “ goaaenty, xcllement was occasioned in the lower offering now in the northwest. ‘my3-60 * "1308 F st wi eeenee She coh pooled answer tw the acousations. It is sald that the | Provide the urticles wiich our customers de- | senator Jones, of Florida, tor # Detroit damvel, | the eagle alighted upon the ground, and the | Wards of Allegheny and some partsof Pittsburg Ae EEE SCO. | = = SS =| naveluene aly S The troope at Katamata | opposition to Thomas has lost tnterest in the | and. When prices advance ior evetomers | bus come io light in thiscity. The vietim in | larmerthougutlessiy fan ap and attetupted to | Yesterday by (he distrivution of anarchist cir my7-3t 1407 F st. Conuct Lomie a pars Gf Unloabia ticigite ag | DAVE Veen'sent to'replace the Athens garrison | case, or ‘at least that the charges are aot. beling | Pi ‘ydvauce to correspond and our customers | hiss is A.B. Dodge, a merchant prince of | *!ze Itabout tue neck. In'an instant the bird | Gulars im large numbern “The elreulars were SAD ALE—C! P—A BEAUTIFUL HOME; 9 = essed, pay 16, advance; it waen reaches: case A. F. ze, - ‘ince of sl stent ea 3 Apo nated in German and English, and ut the Fron, re EE lg ae If the Home Rute Bill Passes. p Sees TE at ENS itt PODPIG, refuse, to buy | Now York, and the heroine Miss Hose Voor- | Sted, lim, fastening Its great beak, upon | printed In German and English, and urged the leasant; $5 if purchased soon. Apply toJ. R ———— EACH DIXO7, ONT | -,YONDON, May 8.—The Standard says that if| SAYINGS AND DOINGS IN SOCIETY. then the mer aeiraee to keep it on band. | hees, daughter of United States Senator Voor. | tue lower part of tue leg with its talons. The | Mick's men and to bura, pill wreck and de- HERTFO! cy my? Se eee mara “outs 96 | the, home’ rule bill is carried Lord Hartington Well, itis precl sely site case witn labore Here! | iy na. Miss Ro, in eo eagie’s beak cut througa the man’s pantaloons | Soy and to eat and drink and be merry, The Ok SALL— Pres OWNER Hoom a. SL Fst uw. will support the land purchase measure, T! @ sewing circle of the Garfield Hospital Aid ore men Soo vaay ae ie dvanc a8 sister and @ a aud sank deep iato the flesh of bis leg. The | Circulars were distributed so cleverly that no Fo'sw: 21m eae Society wus entertained Thursday at the resi- | their wases. I acces ty (ie de at it ed in this city irom Fiorida a | farmer grasped the bird with his (ull strength, | Suspicion of their character was entertained AOR SALE-CHEAP_A CHOICE LOT ON MA Pursued by Vigilants. dence of Mrs, Logan. There was a full meeting | QuCc tu yauce tue cost oF my goods or my work nd several weeks, viewing Loolt- | but was unable to remove the Leak or thé | WAU Lousands of copies had been given out ASE, {ple ave..in Le Droit Park, 0x115 f. WM. p.|YNCHERS AFTER A DESPERATE SCOUNDREL | Orin vai a besides te EIakidig Of BAGG | eee aprembarie me Ine the extex ee iike | QUt Mountain and tae fainous Lattictieids, The | talons, Blows with the uands were of ho avail, REP eye 2083 H stb B12r-s.000! ~ YoUNG Tus Fat. ‘Sp20-1ms WHO WANTONLY KILLED A CHILD. MEISTER ate CTE CT eee | een ame sh thee gochey Bhs | day after tueir i Mr. Dodge came to the | Finally Mr, Wiiliams mauazed to drag along to On the Isle of Mokin. 2747 F st. DB. 10r...7,000 901 N J.a1 — = CLEVELAND, May 8.—King Bradicy, @ notori- | Some urticles, a good deal of important business | price I am ‘bound to iuruisa tie goods, but y trom Florida, eisivred at the hotel | a pile ot rulis a iew teet away, ana seizing a be are oe JOUNTRY REAL EST 'E,, | ous character, was elected from a Hocking Val- | Was transacted with reference to the yarden | Wuen the slemand conses, of curse, the supply | were they were swopping. Ho becan paying | abt dealt vom. heavy biows Upon the cagie’s |THE ROMANTIC ADVENTURES OF A SHIB po, POSSE COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, | fy etn tnutnter, Athens county, Ohio, last | fete that Is to be held on tue 18th fnstant, Teen eo oa Fey RereeHNe | huis addresses to Mise Hose, aud pursued ner | head. “Then the bird loosened its hold, abd icll, | WRECKED CREW AMONG 4 STRANGE PEOPLE rks bb lor 8 = == T PALLS | Cvening. Alter shooting at theconductor of the | Mr. John Q. Adams, who has been spending | that I wor Oa CUO ey Reston to be | with tie most persistent attent ie seemed | bruised and stuaned Irom the farmet’s blows, © books. For full lis: call on | ® PURTER, Falls Churen,Van Poly 19." | street of the town, firing at every person he | Darling, left for Santa Ke’ New Moxiee Moc. | 2its in my tive, an he atid ior Tt ree aly | MAY'S fovisteps, hangin, on every ud. Sue | of its wings 7 feet and 9inches, Its bead and lors, just arrived in San Francisco, tell a ro Prot SALE Tatirges noose nocse scar | POS SALE ON EXCHANGE-EARH OF 305 | SeSrokdvi Wn theforsheuarintcintgs Woudd | tayo take the weathispormaanai othe” |Ulsaat Hate tah tN wae Tue ot | soetca amnovel but we bu ou wrved ts | tude Rens gaetyatd Ounede, tnd ana | salon tore errveg tna Prancleo, lla re : = z = oR SA r i a ‘i % f ec wuzer. ‘The price ts noi $s ardor, wid attention y | were dress aw i y Pea pre TEEN OGM HOUSE JUST | Mt pores: located 1% miles from Alexandria: 140 scres | Fon the sdieets of wuich sie dieu sinealy shee | Mrs, Darling left Thursday for her summer | of nip pester tial heer athee dries, bs noe | exatious iitiwe ladle quictig tes: | Settee nur aoom heal, bax thay are sat Sand ot the Oncalins proup nmengstane ga, Onlin bot bndicokd water, large pastty aad cet | ciad cf Gov ties: colette Be nee emmvers Of | Ward. Bradley was arrested, bul was released | home at Nyack, on the Hudson, where she wit | cisiouien; und using mane ee whliug wo pay TD) ye ey Ww iecowedd on < ——+00e—____ oretierden thames rye ey from Neer ecgera cold water, laree pantry. and cel | chard of 600 trees; soll suitable for. growing auy pro-| Ward. Brad! d is now a iugitive, pursued | soon be jolued by her son, Mr. Edward L, Darl- | am bound wo 2m ihdaeeee pom for the . New Castle, Australia, November 16, 1884,0n Jar. and all modern improvements; lot 21x120; large | duct; wire and board fences; dwelling of Brooms, sit- | bY his brothers and is no’ igitive, us es he » Mr. by “It L adoy he Oppo. tecoures* he con: | tee rain, ee8 to Extraordinary Scene in Church. Wg. ob the west side of 13th st.. bear S st; will be | uated on commanding eevation, viewing Waall..g- | by a band of vigilants who will lynch him if be | ing. and his wife, “Darling Cottage’ is the inu- *Tanuald ve in tnea tee sante position | 22% tine at Washingion lant winter, The sc | ges rept tee vote See “May 7, | the Australian bark Bothwick Castle, or Amoy, y low ifsuld within ten days. Apply at once | ton, Alexandria, Potomac river and other points. Fur | is overtaken. sical workshop of the young composer. tinued, “J suvuld ve it quaiut Was renewed in Florida, aad it was | Suaron ('a.) sp: 2 — lay 7, | China. All went well until they arlived in lati TAEMS, SIOF st my6-3t* | particulars apply to —>—_ Miss Gertrude Christian, daughter of Judge | #* the inan 1 knew wav s tuen he beg in Lis assidugus aticuduls, tie | On Easter Suuday morning Kev. H. G. Wood, ‘10 F s im PEE PES ee ee ee wl tude 45° north, when the captain lost ls reckon- Teicita nar use heater loth ee, Seerlocking the | _MyS-St Real Estate and Imurance, hand Feta. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | josepti Christian, of Richmond, Va, is visitine | Us Carnie igen seems Uopelessly enna a: rector of St, John’s Provestant Episcopal chureh, ng and ran out of his course, striking on areet Try Ea id OF aa —_ her sister, Mra. "A. P, Montague, on Corcoran PUGERUNG. Heodat” +09 —____ conducted the services in an unusually impres- | @f the Mokin Isle, in the ne group, INbou'scaure metot ground, with trust, nowersand | F'acrs thrrosm Howe aneeeney Cathe | The New York Stock Market. treet ee re enaging An on rn Fate. sive manner. Every member of the cougtega. | January d,following. | Tho ship went ‘dows shrubbery; piace fronts op Boundary st.’ For further | ings; large vineyard, Spple orchard, Gc; six miles | «sine Sew Vor Stock Marketa das os oaks? | Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed, of New York, | customers ued the ENCIRCLED BY FiRE Ix THE Woops axp| ton was present. When the time arrived for | the bonis, ahd'seved wait ae eek, Seer eee eer ee: | Hum Washinston, on, Metropolitan Branch ratiroad, | ofthe New Yor Stock Marker to-day, as repo gave. tea yesterday afternoon at her residenes | ready, 10 pay the rice. twas BURNED TO DEATH IN TRYING TO the singing of the hymn “Benedictus” the euotr | and ig, Teaching the Ysland ‘of "Mokin my station; only $3 *” a ‘was assist usIDESS ty Sup y eo wants ‘i i epi The rector re a t ‘0 ® on SALE BREE COTTAGES NEATLY Col mySSt" "WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. nw. Home| 0. 800), Nama; 0. | 270 | Now York and atin aneied by Mrs, Miller, of | bis Geis, 2 when they. gave | A dispatch from Pocono, Pa, Mas did not respond. The rector requested the sing- | With iMeuity, structed, containing. nine large rooms stabi Jock SALE—a FINE COUNTRY SEAT OF 3 fue! sheds tc: lot Sz180, fronting on ‘Lanie I wurprise and “ eh Z “a? thy | Joy, they tound the spot to be inhabited. y ‘ i Baron Zedwits gave a musical soiree at his | UP the use ut’ tobacc use of its ing | Forest fires buve been } Lite part of the | ers to proceed, but the ait of the | \refe trodited very Kindly ty the people, whe Que of the wwost popular and improving s. burban sab- | Raittuad station and post office garage Ane ae tmebis in the Portland last evening to | [ity tes, was Lue cuotlza for him t | Poone moamtalos furssne daya, doing much Jsnedietus,” and preiered reader: | Extended to them every hospitality. ‘They ‘Dost po rod 3 rate. Ne » | Ruantion the purcuas sone of tue : Fee : cd pre - Civisious: price, TYLUEN © RUTHERFORD, | busine sites anceue ee eee ae Ee ee ne about twenty persons, and played some bewaes | teanidon the pur: ila tuat it mast be | 4am he flames thrcaiened the buildings | ing the “Jubsate,” wivich, as they. ¢laltn, Sore talon to the huts of thotnhebtinats i: nw. my6-ore "| 1301 Fst ow. mys ot ful selections on his plano, which he has Just | Qaiauw eed trate Paraliel with | OW Ub or SALE. AI ae 2 i‘ SALE Yo Joseph Brown farin, in Barrett town- | just as, appropri: clier. ‘This, | ade at home. The natives ure described as R SALE—NEARCT ACRES IMPROVED and mel fine looking people, but have very ttle in- received from Berlin. the present situation, pith i by Grom dwelling and necessa-y cab sulidings | ship. Three of Farmer Brown's sons went out | coupled with vague intimations that the: tercourse with thé outside world. After @ ’ — Senator and Mrs. Edmunds and Miss Ed-| w bull ure wiiling to pay tue | w fizbtthe fire,and ther fat ne of the lied wholly by the pastor, | Scorn rw yearandaavarter banka wae ee,o Foom house, near Iowa Circle... Rome tal meade Groen Haney et fuscnt fle woes. munds gave a dinner on Thursdav eveuing to | the business, 1 im, Of tae builder to go on | oldest x d bead known tarmere in tu iowa: | shocked the latter and be toll to tne floor an- | Wonewondwers taxon othe yy 4 Brick, . a os alse sn OOD, cor, tary with tue work. Hs does not pay ine advance, | started 10 Ko too, vut the kons prevailed | conscious, He recovere San i Frames ron Vermont io] pS tise eee TAS ee ee tire a ree ne oa, hin Yo retain at home, “The young men | comgroga ousted and be was car- Teas 82 Ben Pesosinety ho Ap Xi, oR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER, HOUSE OF pesliion exactiy, I supply people with what | veded, after aa hour's hard work, in turning | rie h ally patency Pethtroom, orchard, garden and ‘two xeres of fe wat Gist Mra: Francia Colton havo pons to New | fey wan trasid wil wiliine Wo nny; Tepamiiceroe | tea hee y frown their pr Wen they re- | yzed. Mr. Wood is one of tie most eloquent AGlspeep a: jand; five miuutes’ walk fromdepot. O. E HINE, 2 | Do, aret...... 142% 102% | YOrk for a few days, tue cost, Li tiey recuse to buy, then f reiuse to | joie they were surprised to learu that | Tectors in’ western Pennsylvania and is highly ‘you: ie Eres Cee e = ist. P.M N2111 “i112 Mrs. Reuterskiol@ paints upon silk with fine | :uruisii the artivies. Lat 2 1 propose to Siuried lor the woods afier | connected, FARMERS FIGHTING WITH PISTOLS AT SHORT Fob SALE NEAR BLADENSBURG. FIN! - Mal 5% | artistic skill, pay my men ten Lou jor eigau aours, him, They became alarated at SE geet ET RANGE, AND ALL ABOUT 4 FENCE. Farm: sixty acres; fine house and buildings, and a . ‘Miss Wi and I propose to continue to do so just a nd went in search of him. After A Negro Lynehed. Atelegram from Wilmington, Del, May 7, first-class tlour mill, all for $10.000. ‘arren, who bas been visiting Secre- customers are wiliing to pay din | seareh they found him lying in a field, | HE ATTEMPTED A CRIMINAL ASSAULT UPON A says: “At Lambson station, Kent county, Md, _my73t A. P. FARDON, 1326 F st. {ery and Mrs. Whitney has returned to New | jjuger. I ain uot a pail ids coluing entirety barned irom bis body, WHITE GIRL, erday afternoon, George Davis, overseer of FPGE SARE {GOTHIC VILLA RESIDENCE IN York, not taking money ou YY posset tot Which was Literally roasie.!, It is supposed that yesterday afternoon, George the thriving Village of Laurel, on the Mt. and 0. Tailroad, halfway between Washington and Baitiss.o1 Mrs. Whitney willaid the Countess Ester-| otuer people build ii house bas teu good-sized rooms. bath-room and alc; | ‘The following changes from yt quotations | hazy at the flower booth in the Kirmes. Peuple reluse ty pay ine, Waeu, howe beco: e surrounded by e fire beiore | A special from Canton, Miss, says: This | one farm, and M. N. Redding, son of the over- ay" ‘a Lai goin, ue knew i and bad dasacd through one side | morning about 8 o'clock ae .. ieeered oa seer of apother farm, e nguged tn Srough-and- "1 7 Y 3 3 rid of the eigat hour uw. Tn we fe circle as the oniy hope or escaping. | awakened by the screams of his laughters in ly duel, during whic! ing Was zs : % Ec Convenient to railoud depot; pres, 9260, Wil | Be per epee TSE coe Tee Od Ties Gabe |_| Mrs. James Brown Potter refused to read the | i the elgnt heat incu, Tn iact 7 Gan seg | et tuo tery elrele a the unly hove of escaping. a ladjibiie Cock Rite a Games Gal See eee ee Sehiee tmaproved and’ aulunproved property ta all ange. for improved city” property.” EYLEM © | Severs fund Bega. Tosa marroaey Tigh. doe Prolgsue at the Barthold! matinee, in New | to. The auvauce 10 prices will prevent peuple | dred yards trum the nearest burning woods, Le id was just in Une 0 acca colores | Tuary about a dividing fence. Yesterday after. ofthe cis. Apply to 3 Wop YEE (Biorb, toa0 Fs a my6-3t* | year fund, 68, 1802, coin, 116M Dd 16% ceked. Me | York on ‘Thur use her name bad ap- | from building, aud consequentiy these eu will | must uave Tun all that distance euveloped in | te matter and was ju: hoon the dispute was revived. Redding went 00 1428 New York ave. 7 : TRBAN LOT OF OVER 1Hitex | Topolitan KR. stock, pid, 100% asked. North | peured on the posters among the names of pro- | ve tarowa vul vi cw lvyiuieul, Tuva tue alfair | flaines, man disappear through a window. His daugh- | home for his futher, and the two men assaulted yl. R SALE—SUBURBA: po i 7 EST HAVE AN ESPEctAr | P'Atrest three miles foo Coplton OR EE | Capitol and O Street (ik, Wig bid. Nacioual Ui fessionals, will have lo ve reaujusied. ——_—_+e+_____ ters told him that the negro had attempted a| Davis with stones, while. Davis delended him- jfine Hose on Ou tw. centealy Tocaicd “WS | superior garden laud’ WW: WAL Couto tao | fhe 4pm pid, 20 asked, German-American Ins.142/ Hon, George Bancroft 1s in excellent health, eis hes an SED Laboring With a Stingy Man. criminal wesuall upon the youngest of em, | self withablackjack. At last bot Davisand the Shoruugh orders stabie sud wausually good alley ag | SUT ew. —__my6-St*_| Farmers aud Mccuaulon’ sank Geotgetswa, go bia, | and has purchased a new aiddle horse tor bis| R. Lacat Sous, of the Columbia Brass | From the Richmond (Va.) Re igtous Herald. nea puiGisunbore iat taesed eka went te te | Coat ani el eee ee Gommedations For sale ‘at the cheap Bpee of iacly located, Adaress So Ae ofhcd wage | LoTapanteg, San Peat Title lnwarance, 1US% bul | Use at Newport this summer. Works, say in relerence to tie elgii-hour rule} A week or two before Cr. A.B. Brown died, | marshal and lad bim arrested. When the | wer fired on each side; when, Redding seit 11.000) Se | EO Be oe Ee ea teas ofl. ne ee pare We asked. “Weds | | MPs Peeenene wu oe tae ant ba in thelr es:ablishu the present unset | he and Dr. A. B, Woodfin and this writer rode | negro attempted to _d.panlt Miss Bledsoe, she | His wound ts serious, and the surgeon bias bees myS20 1. WOR SALES OR E Ne z ELIG Bi. tie. master General, gone fot Springs for state O1 the labuc question, Walle perfect: Sars biped seized him by tbe pocket of his coat and heid | una¥e to trace the 10 arres' e Poor SALE—House FRO-A-PREscoTES | Miccates city propery a ivan ena sea Farm of her health, ee Willing wogruntthe clive aware we cede dy, | together In a hick to Oakwood cemetery. Dr. on wit. In bis endeavors to release himeolt | made® ‘The fight wes in © Dold wines Deo advertixement 1a column of Speciat Notices, on lat | Piha acres: (wo miles from Herndon village, Vir- Baltimore Markets, Mrs. Mary I, Lathrop, of the National | expected to stand aivue. We wierefore reserve | Brown was telling of his plano write for the | the pocket was torn OUL, The marshal went to | wey yao. iceated om the, sbionable’ thoroughfares aud | Suxo0teet aud other cuibulldings About Loud fut | BALTIMORE, Mn, May 8--Virsina stzen, con-| Woman's Corletian Orie tein oe city, the | tus rignt (it ater a reasons le Line we are un- | Zeligious H-ra'd a sketen of “ 1. Poindexter, | Cuamnber louse und found the coat, with the Biz located on the, fashionable thoroughtares falling spring Waters For Reon ty Umber and never | solidated, OB: part due coupons, G5: do new threes, | guest of Mrs. Laketra, 5 supportad generally Ly vtuor iris in tie sane | when one of the company told .he following in- te ee oe a TROUBLE at Tur ROSEBUD AGEXCY.—Serious PGE SSEE-SEW $2,000 BRICK HOUSES IN | °apzo swe Cosh Room U.S. Treaty | “gar TIMORE. Mp., May 8.—Cotton dull and rm— | Stet, Mrs. Lewis Bouch. erul Wita oLuer brdes InaMusmelurers. telburion to tue college, buL the brother sae | BIgH, und.a meeting was called at the court | Sued te witiueld agtieulterst imple eue eed ‘Teno oo STE HOMES AT HYNESBORG, ON THE | middling, Bigady Flour quiet and easy, Wheat—| Queen Victoria, at the opening of the Colo- WHAT Ma. JOHN HENDERSON, Jit, SAYS, very busy harrowing in’ oats, and sent word | Bouse to determine what should be done with | Suppites from a band of Indians that had set mnyS-26 FAIS Pst | Oy PetCo bd race Poem aes, from, Washtogton | southern dull aud’ steady: western quiet, butsitztitly | oiyl Exhibition, 1a Londoma few d Mr, Joba Headerson, Jr., sald toa stan re-| that he could not stop. De. Potodexter walked | Chambers It be was found gulity. Major J. R. | ted on a tract of land which he declared unfit — far addrem agen or TOMS eR et eer elect: | Likher; southern red. Yzay: southern aihber. Youve: | Pan exnibition: in Tondon afew da ae busy ee Bate iar 4: “You | Powell, « prominent citizen, was calied to the | for cultivation until the band moved on to bel. OB SALE VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON 147 | IA addrewageutof THOMAS HYNES 1104 List | No.'T iaryland. Oltads: No. glwesteru winter rea, | acted much stent her Usual “stung of en, | Porter to-day: “In your paper of yesterday I | out stexcuse me; Tean’'t stop long ensusie 22 | chalt. ‘Tie motion was made that the chait- | ter tend Astaire ae ee oe M hot 2;,opbonite ths Portiand: 14 rooms iot | MWe I Daceaes See bone Coe area alke eee tee Lice DIRCeN ica ere ea canine OCTEDS te rare Wig aan ld bebe will do Lue listof | Hear what you have tosuys? “Dee Binders: | Bian appotuta jury of twelve leading citizens | revolvers ihe Indians marched tna body Lote Axio: groGnd Worth $5.00 per foot; will pay 8 per | EYOR SALE-CHEAP-TEN ACHES 01 Speeds re serie tat ‘a ce, oe I c- | those who usd granted eight nours, Now, l wish, iy ref 3 ie] | to examine the negro. This motion was ency building and made formal deman seek ues Wil told ee rowneenp, | Ayfa,Me Flesauls tah naa, Spiny ta Eseloms beat stony “ned. put aoa | loved by a very large witte oteisn oathoee © | towtate te (ow arn pace Sa fae woLatuy a | boon Hrapoaed that tho logon the harrow ised prayed. aud the 407 abpolnted. ey esant:| threatening thatunios it was complied with ss ‘NSEND, 01d 800 eR. “OLD, “4 Sasi Taner nuked, ‘spot, 4eiqnd7; 9 a aT Nesoulilty.suhe ve Fs : . re ed th and found bim guilty. Cham- ree, x50! pbs rey ou) Grae seas | Maa RD Renee reg | en hamaTd© Wien, Dore Caransot at | Sets PEv atic sud atten | erated, to, ake pe, bien "was | va ane nogand crane oie Gus Gham: | wey wu ang "tng amp af ore Cosa fine LRETTIEST. AND CHEAPEST 7-| JOR RENT—AT LAUREL, MD. A LARGE | mixed, Sind Peumsylvaria, 40as2, deve itm, | MOFe, Is visiting Miss Carrie, daughter of Col. was paulished witout my Knowledge or con- | Uéreed to, and Polndx er’ 2 leading citizens and hanged, Sheriff Reid did | with nis order to move, The Indians then. room iiou ein the elty, sth st, near Boundary Dwelling. 14 rooms. 7 acres of Land attached: fine | “<u. Provisions dud and steady. Coffee duil~ | @. F. ‘freutlen, 401 4th street northwest, Slieente narrow i aeeeroterounds Of higher educa, | all in Bis power to protect the negro, but with- | Suissa tie agent, and the Indian police comit Rhys Ree '# Bowe. oF ab 1089 12th st, of Owner. | shade: wihla five miniutey walk oftue depot. Apply | lilo ‘cargoes, ordinary to fair, S4u9. Sugar quiet | The Washington ludy managers of the Kir. THE BASE BALL PLANS, tion and Rlehmond college apon the drivers: | oubavall, Spy bloodshed Gould pave Bebbeee boa en roe a eee ree nytt | Watky foniinaiy steal Nigerians ne tit, | mes oftered to surrender Friday night to tbe The base ball committee have made arrange- | the team, who had denied him any. better op: cool-headed outside Indians and white men in WOK SALE-DEAIKABLE, BRICK RESIDENCE | J. FF acho EGOMERY | unchanged. Feeughte t- -Liverpoui per seauer duit | Ballimoreans, but the Bultimore ladies decided | 7" huve the game between the plumbers | portunity of presenting his cause. Then, turn. A Strike in Constantinople. terfered. “Major fat was compelled to asus ce-atory rick with back Wuliding and stables & | nine rescue abe ate Tee aaron, relling witb | sng pn Ot gt Sie: Hour. 1m; graly, Gudtad: | that Ib was wiser to leave the Kiriues en.itely Papeete Shaved on Slike cONiLGeET | Le gpiuoeet coi Brownyatenpermcoreel tear | ances uso alam sean an order for the suppiles and im, nie. ck wi wuliding and st Foot, outbulldin nt, fort Corners: | Recetpts—itour, 1,000 burreis; wheat, 23,000 busines: | to the young people of Washington, the mute | and. s 3 played Nuticnal | vishTeouldedd that atthe close or this fi ers. of Constantinople, not Oe ve rear: lot 22x12 feet. ‘Colesvilie ike, if Corners, "i ty PF others J BeOAy ain ‘| Wish I cou is free] Tue streetsweepe ple, fr J. FISHER 2 O-1326Fstinw, | eight miles from Weablngia Midees Woe SoS Deistour, Bel barrels whest, doa bua | Fil ere for the dances being #0 much more eres ey a STL Nd a HTH ST, MT. PLEASANT | !“T8t Muls, Montgomery county, Md. aiiie coitade: iuige, Siuly wt | [YOK SALE-VIRGINIA PAI way teem A a. LIPSCOMB, S21 ay st. | IS zed a uine aud are | Fide over that oat field, Poindexter secured a | naving received any pay during the lasteigh- | ,CLUVERIU8 Has 4 Furrnen Resrire— Dalee—wheat, 312-000 bush. Nap one aod pugugis | abundant than bad beon anticipated. - The | day the carpenters ors: No, no.” replied Counsel for T. J. Cluverius mades motion in Phe! crip! the colle; GLC. Miter, | Dr. Bro that wearing Of the case, The court not having y. b, 2 | tion, “taat would not help the story in the | thorities having told the men t before the | @ rehearing splOco-m myl-Ime CHICAGO, May 8, 21 a. mn —Whent opened strong | More to this city also lufinenced thor .-relsion. | pis W. A. Ward, st .; J. Re H tack goimdexter did uot expecta dollar irom | new loan was made there was no money to | tine 10, bear argument before, adjournmen ee ate Se eee : 2 quis inorning on the streugih of the Grecian war news, | The most cordial fecitug exists between the 1a | Huds 3 Geo. in (and right there you have the secret of his | be had. About a fortnight ago the meu had | S&T - PI 2 pov pee SHED TA DE: | OURSALE-HIGHLY IMPROVED MONTGOM- | Sune ailing at Tig bute has fetes ‘off ageis under | dies Intereated in the Kirmes In the two cities, | ¢.:.; F, Pomvert Chrisuka pouty fe kuew thathe would get Staunton, This order was ente: oy 9 Brgvlcgniall Residence to Winchester, Va.,two- | I ery Co. Land, 1 will sell 50 to 300 scree free offe ings to 7 Corn exsy—June, Oats | 4 lurge committee of Baltimore ladies hav J. Goddard, Josep: y nothing; but he wished to bestow something— | become so destitute that they assembled, armed | cally postpones the execution of Bicice larg ce eth Sedan paeven conve: | Grate ara gh Waingtog aid Course tary Ss late ay Gate Very weakt—June,” B.bu, arranged to attend tho Friday night perio:me Gist, J.B, Wilson, substivates. fo put tiougnt Into that brothers mind, which | shemeelves, with brooms | and spades, | six or eight months, jos J. FISME DU, 1324 F si | thom, Metrepoliens cataeel it * nee. 5 2, ident sbi the 2 et e nt oO} a le- FRE Getrag a 2: FISHER €04., 1324 Pattoow, | Jon, Metropolitan traveb ACK “UIE BCLS nore Kirmies, Mra Thomas, and. Airs, Dr. Reus | | RANGE OF tHe Tunicuowcren—The follow. | in oining time mi iave acen ilar de Micnen | munded. pay Sis’ loud: and ‘threatening | A LADY Gampipats von sum New Yous \ BARGAIN—ON IOWA CIRCLE SLECBEAGHIFUL GOUST Jockey Club Meetin, Ung have been und are puruiculariy kind in | ng Were the reudiuys ws tuesignal olllce to-day: | ton aud avotber, | fave seen him do his, ere (Se auch Hone Beaeeen: & tear ee A chceestory and Basement 1irick House: bay | [1H SALE—BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY os alding the Washington ladies by ther counsel | 8 at., 54; 7a, ing 52; 11 & m., 82 when he knew, absolutely knew, he would not ‘drove up 1 bis open carriage, was st once | State Normal school at Albany, N. ¥.,ands Window, sone sepa and trimmings: containing feat * tulles frou ety. 1 ralie from station; abundance | THE RACES ANNOUNCED FOR TO-DAY POSTPONED a OE DATO See tL 63, Maximum, 61; minimuia, 50, raise a dollar. "Like the ‘armer’ on whose har- | cial poe rege erin oa ded | sister of Gen. Stoneman, of ja, has sue Ser Fev aunty fernace, baler’ paai'y. dsabie | gyn: fine ouiouldinge; SO mcrea of Chote aroundl 70 MONDAY. and experience. deealinel Sk Lara Hagin adr yes eeep repays fet ge teh sleet egy wef ve f feet hens peg dy ET $io.00. Gla iecacmars Giam | SC DCm aay ee Owing to the rain the races announced for to- Trensury Department Changes, Alexandria Afairs. Whst'T hail wri about Lita inyoar ponees | Signtese meouine they talght se well waite tie | te toe Gee, kis feages of teogenmal ser ot win tox of our new Floases on Capitol Hit: two- SALEONE-MALF MILE FROM New | GAY at Ivy City have been postponed until! he following-named persons have received | Reported for Tue Lvesisu stan They were the lust words ‘we ever hoard from | Ue longer falsed a learfur tumult and. tue life | the suprete ‘court, ow slung in Alvany— Story and Duck Dulidlugs, six rooms each, «I! tusdery ‘Bouodary, alee @-reons Howes Monday, and Monday's races will be carried | appointments under elvil service rules, vis: ‘Tue FERRY SuBsipy.—The only subsidy now | his|ips. Of the officer was in serious danger Ull a Fegle me Soagere eh iin agg Bn yh Kuprovemeins. «rice, $10,000 tor wil oF S2.200 und Lorss wagon, bruess ard cart: | overto Tuesday. There were five races on the paid by the corporailou of Alexandria, besides —— 1 ment of soldiers arrived on the spot and di ion enter eoasitonten, Ets oy yo yp eR i: do-lars pet day; running | 374 gor wdag. The pool selling lest svecin Fie OF te elnth nosle, ae hmastet | Eomse$2,G00 per nuuuin allowed thaiteutess: | A Tows WiiBOUS A Govaawaimwn—A dw- Perwed the men, not, however, until they had | test case, and if she succeeds Miss Sioneman CES Ti 0, 1 Ne: all mod- tus wed we kiteheut doge, Fermi to sult, y= Pool selling last eveningon | office of the sixth auditor, and Madison M. has for several years past been | patch from Shenandoah, Pa., says: This bor- | received one month's wages, uhd the assurance | Will be tie first fem: wyer "A tow of tiv Pail mod- 1836 F st__| the races announced for to-day was us follows: Jayne, of Mississippi, to $1,000 class in the | !s oue w VE SEVERAL CHOICE = lce Of the second auditor, uid vO th Alexandria and Maryland terry | ough, with a population of 1,000 souls, is abso- | that as soon as the new loan was made they | practice in the state ol New York. , % Te it, Heretofore the deficit in the ferry reve- | lutely wituouta jveal governmentand promises | should all be id. Then the weapons were taid st and 55 Shoe wera, Ma Metroper | ‘award, 102 Foun Ueber £6 | catiathotses ere ane eee ene | ne hag been wupplicd by au, annual EAbee | ieee ee oe ee ee es Gown, the nolve cased, and the tireolaweepers Base Fisuixg 1x Tue PoTo“aG—The Saad uo acres, wiih lnupeovements: high, Bounds, a Spanien K tng, 118 pounds, aud Al- | Bas received absclute appolntineat fnrtae eae | out of the town taxes of $350, bat this year; as | months ago the borough councli—seven demo- | strike came to an end. herdsiown, W.Va. Register ae oe he Navy urd D each Ouse? | at Knowles: Siatigns bul ous at Linden me 7 5 ", the Income of the ferry falls stiil more below | crats and seven republicans—met for orgauiza- re + Bid., Citizen, weetetias aud Frame Houses; north- | ®-veral places a: yaiteville" Mae Enter eae pounds, #.and Bohemia, 115 pounds, $1. ‘Sec- | Of the Arst auditor, the expe an increase in the subsidy is | tion, but faited to agree and have fatled tn oil A Strange Elopement. I ES LS 3 west. Price. $1, U0 sud 51,u0y ea. b. o 135 Fst ‘ap2e-2w ” | Oud ne mile and an eighth: Frankie B. asked for, and it is provable thut the city coun- | subsequent attempts in that direction. In the | 4 yopna WIFE AND MOTHER DECAMPS wiru | More, were in Shepherdstown several Two new siveroou Brick Houses: southwest. Price, [E50 ACRES OF CHOICE LaNp, | $25: Tony Foster, 114 pounds, and Rosette 113 The Water Works Extension. gil will give $450 to the ‘erry for next year. | meantime the hie! burgess, who is the only le- NES SO-TRAROLD OTSrvarane, week’ B40 ccd “grass and growing crop, balance in large ja and Gold Ban, 108 pounds, $8. | MaJoR LYDECKER REPORTS OPERATIONS DU- ‘The subject wili be considered at a meeting of | gal executive officer of the ugh, has gone T ety John Davenport came from .bove are all good investments, and for further Louse? all negescary out 3:5 | Third race, Analostan stakes, one mile: Sava- RING APRIL, the city council next Tuesday night, west on a business trip and left the borough to | Two weeks ago Por ee teiles from Washington; Ly mules trom station. ~ Will gee, 8 pounds, Ag giggonett, 118 pounds, | Mujor Lydecker, in bis report to the chief of | CONFIRMATION.—A consideratie. oon take care of itself. The time to issue the tax | Ellenville to Sparrowbush, N. Y¥., where be ex- a sell stock With faru.. or exchange for city property. $17; Dry Monopole, peed poe Dosw ‘engineers of the operations for increasing the | tion gathered at Christ church last nights The duplicates is approaching, the treasury is de-| pected to obtain employment. ie left his wife We) A. PHIL SSB F st. apas-2w | entries—Eurus, 108 pounds, and Bouventr, 103 Pe got services were of @ very solemn churaeter, | pleted, the police have been paid no salaries for | fn Eljenville, and was to send for her to join SY TERMS, OK For | Fes OR RE: DSOME COTTAGE —— Rook ana ive 1g. poanaa, Late, aie hight se Lgpaleortes 2 eed Bishop Whittle, of the alocose 2 Virginia, ad- early three months and th pepelaaanin Shed rosy ‘Sparrowbush this week, His wi was 64 20. lath at Berke.ey springs, furnished throu: i. Ad G contractors for ereci jam at | mipiste: the rite of confirmation ty a num- | con ion. ¢ citizens are talki ng bim Stores, with large evliars, | areas Mra GTP, Werkcicy Sprite, WUE oone-Aes | Buudata-108 poundarend Wayans 10s ubds, | Great Falls were engaged in the early part of | ber of members of the church. matters in their own hands the | widow when she married him, and had 2 suaprove me well rin th oT ais RANK J. TI: TS Oftce of the | Pesca ce char $a euch, Fourth racé—Three-quarters of a mile! | the month tn preparatory work, J Awociniton, 1420 ¥ st posi 3 Hy ver operad forcing ad ‘on the | “Norse oye ‘Reet ites and Ladder com- | fourteercouncilmen to resign, so that # special aghter, who grew to be @ handsome well, 180 pounds, $25; 27th began ions on the dam by | pany held a meeting last night.—The runs | election may be hold asa ‘® Dew council | — oe ir years 19; gommencing the coplug on the old dam. The | around town are very high and some fords | chosen. egkter married William (= currier, Work will be continued during May. Work on | impassable.—tThe first sturgeou of the season and some time ago Mr. and Mrs. Bise came to ~ ‘statlO; price 2G dst. OW: 1iGHT | $4,000. Apply to GEO. A. ARMES, 1837 F st-t.w, ut: tents for $20 per mon OR 5UM pounds, $4; Chari 1, Ai Sols ist nw “sploita | [TOR SALE-CLOB House on wUMMER ice | 04 Bl Mahal, 118 poung ————~+e+___. the tunnel was limited to pumping to prevent ht bore yesterduy.——Mr. W. D.| FLED WITH AN Ocroroon.—Edward Little Davenport arrived in that filling with water during the suspension of ac: | Geden wht Vinee bush, When Davenport arriv = Fee One mile and a quarter: W: ac. taken ill yesterday in Tecket:’s | field di: irom New Haven, Conn, ry Ul bis wife weenvoaciy | hontai aaa tee tara | Misra AB eae f reer, eeabened wot fo wana | ey Sa" peved—~ ran’ oma | SUAGURRPEAaSEO ie Gee ttes | Stas he ent nes aurea re ‘oveuients: conerece | road and ‘he Baltimore and’ OBO fallteas, tanto Pounds, 918, and Wanderiig, 104 pounds, | funds the situation will remaia the same dur | Parrick county, Va. who fell Off tie Midland | Nandsouts cctceenh Pocket tay ie Hale, 9 Sis dinner, be toand ie two little sundress, wee in Fiat sinew ay | bye very large flame house and outbuildings: railroad | $11. ing May. At the reservoir the ere | train near this city, is in tho infirmary | ceived a letter from her husunnd inclosing a 3 and the other 2 years old, alone in the house, re oy the Lou of Alay: Wallan, Eiuce. hetween | slaton ou tne placer commutation areuui Gye cents ngaged in carrying on the se sir | here. He has received no serious in-| sum of money. He took the Hule woman to | Sud ‘Aige a nets Trou bic'wriie caring thee tes 2426 Sea w aploim’ | 1428 Foc aw. WOU © AUSTIN B BEOSE, Lecal Notes. Work, but with no very cousi picorn the | peaes: gett bend is cut and face bruised, bat no | New York, murrle@her und afveryards deserted | had eloped with, her-steplatner. Davenport is at | Oi BLO RSC | Justice Charles Walter received a | Work of excavation was the | bones are fractured, and he wil! be out in a| her. In procuring the mi license in New | a mid ‘and unprepossessing who PGANT NORTHWESTERN | JO!) SALELOTS—I00_ BUILDING 60x | number of Ay ey Wrest side. The paving was ou the east side | short tme.—A slight fire at John Sutton’s | York heused. the bam ward Fieldlittle, | has al followed boating on te canal for a Sag yy it nae | BA utr eepesgit tony waa | maeTnargo ee TON Raat aon |Ricened reese cea | my Wyrm ens co tea, | Rs snow in brevinas ™™ | Bae y at nae South wind tact expowury, aed sutabie for anofher img | DUCKETT attorney-er Law, Bladeeeate, Mat Ue™ | street Me EE hUTOR for ble eee oat Le: | Operations will be cobtinued fusieg Mae. =the Petras arpa! company met heres | .cenuints REvExax.—Passeugers on the Chi: | band was devoted 10 get, and she had goed ence; uiso, two weil-reu ed sua ler houses 1113 | ap1osm_ Ta © aan wy cays eaten feed hey ies home. No trace of the runaway pair can Toe sy ae to the owner, ‘end Es ®NTCA COUNTRY EU Ee ‘ASE o¥ COMMODORE MAYO.~The Fe | dend.——All corporation licenses expire June | Fives in Oblcago at 8:45 .p.in., were Korrified at found. Koo! £ Pe mass: S foam” | ['Yy' MONT 2s QOUNTRY, RESIDENCE, WITH tne case | portof the naval examining board whieh ex-| isL-—Thiree handsome dwellings aie. io be | seeing on the prairie near Turner Park e man TBURBAN | $uade, aud stable room. See SH WAL ING GOO Chan. srun | amined Commodore Mayo for promotion is ef uD oe ak Geen ome ON ig epi on mppecething: genie rte ae ane ‘The Fing to Mate. Hhe-sence gear Geurgetows: ‘couveuieut horse | Louliaiia ave, of MBS. BCAGGS on the premises Nz ba | BOW belore Seerotary Whitney for action. ‘The | CuneroR and Queen streets, for M ‘county court | Dourded the train ot the stale eee ret Tee | From the New York un. Pia k Ss Conia New Tak Se, APY to WH | 88 it ee Gzamination has been in progress for some | f¥ nvaged to-day with the Austin cass’ now dead man was acitisen of Turner Park | [tis the red fiag, not theconfederate flag, that Fisk! - ‘Ok SALE—AT GAITHERSBURG, Mo, TWO time, bee gorges Bee nd se Stare We Be ————— and some time ran off with the wife of | our people should hate. bese aerate (mae SESS repeats Mav | USSR PE an |S ta | omega cert fence. Cheap to an immediate 5 amen ir, an, 2 ing for ’s paramour, HILL & CO” 1338 F su board has made an udverse report. ‘The house carpenters’ eight-hour lock-out in | bim next morning, both ce ce, THE NORTH WasitINGTON neat | HOS SADE-A CHOICE LERILE Fama Tax U.S . f Daaratom ‘sailed, yesterday | Baltimore continues. The master butiders are | shotgun into bis peas. Ne this puree belay ny Gop ee po eden Bstate Company have a large and choles ime tue, sultable for yecleg be Bane nant from Key West Savannah, Charleston | Pop!) ‘eatending among is, vorstee ay 8 huge knife, nearly hacking him to pleces. The bur shamrocks were the Hmapros ed and woimproved, property Wr sal. ofering | Sucloned eit eee” ot Salty, arms tates ‘and New York. She is to be detached from the a tories, husband ia under arrest, bat the nameshave oe new ere sete erformelye ai Hone ec Mid oe lng args | ox been eters. 9 Sina wo idea” css. ited enbae conta an pee ied W ea gat by iehtalo wiih ny bis and 6 stzike tn Bal- po RE paer ‘of ‘er tater, 4 i *Risuard ‘Moody Poandar ‘and Mr. the | July 1, 1886, relieving First Lieut, Edward C. alker, colored, who at-| Mr. for his Se Ko 3a rUlliery, who te ‘tojoln bis tempted to cmmautt woe daughter ry Serf veein val work pa ‘a dus, pour Paria, yookerdnyeee a larmer Was caught aod ext week in a. dons, = ences fur raisi base of -aving land for sale in the north or uorth- | Stone BCS ing poultry; wf ei La lements | aud f fae city will ind ie 19, thelr advantage farming ln) iene, 2 part ven “at once. TM ugh this comy which its wi Sisendun aud sscrgy twike developmestor that pare | PTower-1100 Pestayivania aver Stihe cuy. ibis company bes seventy thoucaud | OR SALE— fet ih one irat'on New Haunpabire ave, Se abargaa | 14 Ry ct 400 scr of good cleared and Timber Wvestent. Land, ‘coun aides (Ajee, 200,000 acres of improved farm lands ta Vi | Wa on. Ohio and jester re vet tor wale or exchange, ies 3 Poesy fio raaw. | PLEsy, oon eee “ i :