Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘Northwest Corner Pennsyivania Ave. and1lth St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres’. THE Ferxixo Star is served tombsctihers tm the efty by carriers, on ther own account, at TO cents per Seer or de per month. Copies at the couuter, 3 Sib coch. By mall_pomage prepaid—S0 cents & Month. one year, $: six months, (entered at the Punt OMice at Washington, D.C,as second class mail mocter Tux WEEKLY Stan—pubiished on Friday—$1 ® Fear, postage prepalt. Six months, 50 cents. 9" All mail subscriptions must be paid iu advance Be paper sent longer than is pald for. Rates of advertising made Known on application. he £oening Star, Vow 68—Na 10.338. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1886. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _ BOOKS, &e. SPECIAL NOTICES. LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. é Every Evening at 8:15. Saturday Matinee. THE GRAND DUCHESS JEANNI» WINSTON as the Grand Duchess. ‘Admission Hewwrved seats 50c, Next week, change of op»ras aight! Jed EW NATIONAL THEATER, AN UU MCCAULL OF ER 1 Gontigus COMPANY. Last Week o Tite, NIK Darcie OF MANASSAS, Ol; SECOND BULL RUN. CORNER 15TH =T. AND OHIO AVE. Two Blocks South of Pennsylvania Avenue. ‘The Most Realistic Battle scene Ever Produced. OPEN DURING THs WEEK Faom 9a. ¥. To Tir.“ ON SUNDAYS Faow 1 To 11 F. «. “Lighted at night by 300 Faison Electric Lights. ADMISSION, Becerra CutLpRex Uspes L2YEARS. 25 CENTS. On Sundays Half Price. Speciai rates for schoois, societies ard excursions, Tickets sylvania EXCURSIO ¥ RAND PICNIC BY Ti ui WIGS VEREIN BAYERN, at Guethler's Park, On MONDAY, June 21. Admission, each person. 250. Prize Bowl: ize shootin, QXCURSION OF SUNDAY SCHOOL AND friends of METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH to ‘Marshall Hail, 94m. FRIDAY, June 25th, by steamer Arrowsmith. ‘See Lundbilis for'Chinese games, prizes for best kites, &c. Tickets, 25 cents, at Purceli’s bouk- Store, 415 9th, oF at MeIntire’s real estate office, G18 F. se2i-3t LL S0ULS CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL, GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT, ‘On steamer Arrowsmith, On THURSDAY, JUNE 24th.” 1886, leaving wharf toot of th’ street at 4:30 am.’ return- . leave Glymioat at 7 p.m. irst-class music will be furnished on the boat going and roturuing. and (or dane.ng during the ‘Tiekets (number limited) for sale at Meizerott’s assic store. wid a Ballantyne’s bookstore. Adults, 50 cents: children, 25 ceuts, fezi-3t $10.00 $10.00 CHEAPER THAN STAYING AT HOME. All the Picturesque Scenery of Watkin’s Glen, ‘The Grandeur of Niagara Pulls. A Brief Sojourn in the Queen's Dominion and return, to Hail Columbia for 310, Under the management ‘of WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 1, U. RK. OF P. ‘Special train from B. and P. depot SATURDAY. JULY 10TH. 9 P. M. Round trip tickets, goud for 30 days on any retarn- fog train, only S10. ‘Washington Division pledge thelr undivided atten- toa to the personal comfort of their frlends on th: trip. Tickets now on sale at Brentano's, 11th and Pa. ave; all of Roose’ 0. 1200 Fst; Henderson's ears X.¥ave.: Wagsaman's. 1608 1th st; Whitetiand’s, 305 7th st. pW; Polkinhora’s, adjoining City P- ‘3249 Pa ave: Pitzers, S01 F. Cap ‘SN. Cap. and H sts: Sumer & Allen ia, Vin, of any member of Washington Dit Vision, Diagram of sleepers at Brentano's. Aby fur- ther information apply H. Coggins, Evening Siar. Jel9 19: ER rB0ny WILL Gor SELKUT EXCURSION, of Dawson Lodge, No. i6,F. A. A. M.,to Marshall Hall, ¥, JUNE 4, léave 7th st wharf 10 a nd G p.m. _ Tickets 50 cents each, to be bad of O. hompson, Secretary, 902 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., aud of members. Jeigse UPSION OF THE CALEDONIAN t View. FRIDAY, June 25th, 1586. ry Washinzton leaves "7th st. wharf at 9 drusxists, [* Simard 50 pm. Returning, leaves ut @and 10}. ti Duncing on boat going md returning: both i) Gents" tickets 02, ladies ‘25e., chlidren tuder 10 jeurs free. Tickets for sale by ne aioe the boat Gisty QOSMER TOURISTS CAN AVAIL THEM. SD selves of one of the cheapest and most attractive excursioas wetward. even tothe Pacific coast, by 1 mediately Joining the educational party, under the di- Tection of Z RICHARDS, Esq. 1920 1301 Corcoran st. PD 125, MERA DO CLUB PICNICS EVERY SAT. arday evening at Guethler’s Furk, Est., between Zsth and Auth mer at Gorciock. Full orchestra: Price dow itng. Admission, Jelo-1m PSs? GRAND DAY AND MOONEIGHT EX- cursion of the Clerks’ Assembly, k. of L.. to Mar Shall Hail, Wednesday, June 23d. Boats leave thelr wharvgs \fovt of 7th st.) as follows: Waketield, $4 m. und 7:30 p.m; Corcoran, 10a m.and 5 p.m. ckets, 50 cents, Jerse BURGEARS IN Paras DD. Perfect Adonis, and all oftive excellent Riverside Crawford's Tale of a Lonely Parish, Mix Dahigren’s The Lost Kame rocket ies and other Summer Read! Fine and Cheap Stationery. ner Beading: Jeo ‘cC. PURSELL, 418 orh st. Cc. Cuzar Reaniso. BOOKS AT HALF PRICE. We have laid out on our counters a large lot of Good Books for general reading, which we Will sel at Haat chance for getting asupply of Summer WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th Street. good Reading. mya New Booxs ‘Triumphant Democracy, Labor, Land and Law, by We Ac Ripa, a i : as Bad Times, Oy, Wallace. aes ‘Sorgs and Ballads of the Southern People,by Moore. Thugle thoes, by isrowsas =o) jemoite of Gene f Violeta, by Mrs. Wister. a Principles of Polites! Sconomy, by Newoomh, sports, Vol. 116. ‘W. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania Ave. ap29 y Circvtatrxa Limrary. (Over three thousand volumes of Standard and Popu- lar Books. with BEST MAGAZINES and NI Books SOdNais SUED 749 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN' _ap26 MRS LUCY L HUNTE! Booxs: Boos: Booxsa AT cost. I desire to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY shelves to make room for my Increasing trade in FINE AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY. This gives an opportunity for book buyers to place in their Abrgries a fine collection of standard und miscella- neo®s works. Don't miss itif you want to be bene- fited. Any book or books wanted not In stock will be ordered ahd a liberal discount made from the retail Prices. G. A. WHITAKER, ma 1205 Pennsylvania ave, LADIES’ GOODs. Reoverox. 10 Pes Cexr ON ENTIRE STOCK. c ponte reece 907 Pennsylvania avenue, Usual reduction of SEASONABLE GOODS. MILLINERY, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, RUCHINGS, Ete. PARASOLS at cost, WRAPS and JACKETS at half price. WHITE SUITS. Selected line from $4.50 to $20, FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per pair, upwards, Every pair fitted and warranted. ‘The opportunity to secure BARGAINS for the next thirty days Je15, Mae J. P. Panes IMPORT! 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will close out the balance of her importation of PARIS BONNETS and LONDON HANS, together with her UNTRIMMED STOCK, at greatly reduced prices. Jel Mas M. J. Hosz 1309 F STREET N. w. OFFERS COLORED MILAN HATS AND BON- NETS, KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES AT AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE, FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS (ast importation) BELOW COST. Jeb rp CosMOPQLITAN PARK, OAK GROVE, (GUMMY WOODS), Tsnow ready for Sunday Schools aud other Pieniex Five minaicy walk from 14th-at. cars extended. “The cars Wilt ron cvery Sfteen miuutes during the pro Stews of a pies Charrable institutions can have the use of the Park Sat gnswe bv aby <FLECT Shri to ¥, JUNE 22p, lise. eave sth-st. whart at ween years, 25 cents. “Meals will be served by the ladies at 25 cents. Good music will be in a tendaace. Jelsssee G_B24T FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BEIDGE.— WSteam Packet Excelsior make regular trips on e s, Wednesdays and Fridays, leav ‘anal, Georgetown, a: Sa. 1. np oy cents | For further biformatio to J. Gand 5. M. WATERS, 1047 32d streetjel RAES NIEW AND Occogua® FALts, v The steamer Mary Washinston. River View every Buuday: leaving at 10 am ad 3 pm, re p.m. Tickets, Gents. Fulis every” Wednesday. leaving at returnims at 5 m. Tickets, Famiv days atRiver View every sat: Brday. leaving at 10 a m.,returning at 5:30 p.m. Tickets, 10 ceuts, Professor Proctor's Datel Schoot Reuniou at River View every Saurday eve ing. leaving at 6:30 p.m. returning at 11” p.m. Dancing down and back, aud at ounds on all of fhe above inps. The largest and finest pavilion on the Posomac at River View. Tickets, 25 cents Posi- tively no objectic aable parties allowed on the above trips, For charter inquires? “E. S. RANDALL. Je10 ‘Manager. ng Fare apply ‘im* turaing at 2 and 8 Qeeoquah 10 Pex Cexr Orr. For the next 30 days we will zive 10 per cent off for all cash sales on our complete ard fresh stock of HA M- BURG EMBROIDERLES, LACES. CORSETS, 3 QUERY, GLOVES, MITTS, SUMAMER UNDER- long and short DRESSES. SUITS and Normandy and Shirred CAPS, and all kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS: AS also of our larwe and select stock of FANCY LINEN GOODS, AKT EMBROIDERIES and WORSTED Goobs. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT, ap24-3m 608 Sth st, opposite Patent OMiée. W., # Wiratie ° Established 1831. Judsing from past experience, the rush of work this fail wiil be so great that itwill be impossible to get scilied Workmnen enough todo It as promptly as de sired. Our many patrons will consult their own inter- ests. and do us a great favor b: and Winter garments immediatels Mer months to be cleaned or dyed'as desired. Works Fecelved and delivered at residence upot. notice by postal card, oF at the office, 1088 Jefferson st, town, D.C M® = sccarpeary, a 1100 F stn. Shapes over Ladies straw Hats latest styles. 14 Bonnets in the my27-Lm ISTIC E ‘A Special Communication of the GRAND LODG! F-A.A.M. of the District of Columbia, will be held Masonic ‘temple, on WEDNESDAY, June 23, at 7: Sclo-X pan. for {he consideration of such business as special fore sg era wares _Je21-3t__W. RU SINGLETON, Grand Secretary. (RS6e" 025 Beusticel Amwcistion ace soqnesced ¢9 meet at thelr hall, cor. of Sth abd E sts. W.,atl orelock p. arp, on WEDNESDAY, Train’ will Jeave at 2 o'clock pth. for Baltimore. FR. DIETZ, Pres. [Je21-2t®] JOHN BRAUN, Sec. <= THE MASTER TINSMITH’S AND SSE“ STOVE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION will Meet at St. George's Hail, 510 11th st, TUESDAY, June 224, ui 8 p.m. M. C. "MITCHELL, President. GEO. ESTHOBEL, Secretary. ez (es, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ‘stockholders of the Anacostia & Potomac Rive: Railroad Co. will be held at the office of the company, in Anacostia, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1886, Polls open tor election of directors fom 2 until’3 p.m. T. E, SMITHSON, ‘H, A. GRISWOLD, Je2i-inds-td See'y. Pres't POLAND WATER, POLAND WATER, A SURE CURE FOR BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS. ‘Ten bbia, received this morning direct from the spring. JOHN KEY WORTH. Agent for the District of Columbia, ‘tb and D sts. n.w. (> A GENERAT SEETING OF TIE PORK Butchers and Bacon Dealers’ Protective Union will be held Mondsy, June 21st, at 8 v'ciuck BP. m., at Lochboebler's Hall, cor. 8th and E sts. nw. All pork buichers and bacon’ dealers are earnestly re quested to attend. Jeis-2e CHARLES G. PFLUGER. ORO T LCE GALL, PMESONS ARE hereby informed that we have not handled, bought or sold any of Messrs. Wm. H. Tenney « Sons! Flours within the past six or eight months. ‘The party ‘who reported that we were “caught in the act” sacking the above-named parties’ Flour within the past six monty, tells a deliberate falsehood and issynouy mous of alow nature, and probably owes usa bill he will not pay. ‘We cast no reflection upon Messrs, Tenney & So their gous, or the Knights of Labor? © Sm Je19-2t6 BB EARNSHAW & BRO, (ee CbonGxToWs contEcE Dc. COMMENCEMENT WEEK. Monday, June 21, 4p.m., the Junior Exhibition, Wednesday, June 23,5 p.m., the Annual eeting of the Society of Alumii. ‘Thursday, June 24, 10:30 a, m., Commencement. ‘th vited to the Junior Exhibition and eu. Jeisot _Je21-3t ie public are the Commencei Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT REcErPrs To-pay.—Internal revenue, $614,155; customs, $496,095. CHANGES IN THE LAND OFFicE.—Jasper W. Johnson, of Oregon, has been appointed a special agent of the general land office. Wm. PDrew sor kansas, especiat agent of the gon” eral land office, has been dismissed. SECRETARY MANNING MucH Berrer.—Mr. Miller, the commissioner of internal revenue, returned to Washington yesterday from Hot Springs, Va. whither he accompanied Secre- tary Manning. “Mr. Miller reports, the Secre- Seay Se ery mine Ieiprovedin Noaline RESIGNED.—Col. G. N. Tillman has forwarded to President Cleveland his resignation as United States marshal for the middle district of Tennessee, Seay THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO THE CHICAGO Exvosiriox.—A committee representing the World’s Pastime Exposition at Chicago has formally invited the President and his cabinet toattend the opening exercises of the exposi tion July 8. ‘The President has given no formal reply. Mr. Potter Palmer has authorized the tender of his private residence for the enter- tainment of the President, his wife and party during their stay in Chicago, should they con- clude to accept the invitation, SxcreraRy WHITNEY will return from New York this evening. Secon Ligvr. Z.W. Towey, 6th infantry, has been transferred from company I to company A, and 2d Lieut. Charles L, ‘urts from com- een to company ee THE PRESIDENT, Mrs. Cleveland, and Miss Gregg, of Buffalo, attended Dr. Sunderland’s chureh yesterday, ‘THosE who leavetthe city during thé summer can have THESTaR mailed to them for any Jongth of time and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance, PERSONAL.—Sixth Auditor McConville has gone fora fewdays to his home in Steuben- ville, Ohio.— United States Minister McLane and Mr, de Struve, the Russian minister to Washington, sailed from New York for Europe HOME FIT INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BALTIMORE, MD. ‘This Company has ney er coutested a Loss, and thelr facllities for the prompt adjustment of the’ same are equal to that of any ofthe home companies, WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pennsylvania ave, 1% Je15-6t__ Sole Agents for the District of Coiumtla, (es, ALE BFESONS INDEBTED ‘To THLE tate R. H. Ta ili confer a favor by calling at the office, 933 Pennsylvania avenue, where they will find their itemized accounts ready, and I urgently request an early settlement of same, WM. H. McKNEW, Jel4-2w Administrator. [ge CARPENTERS: AND BUILDERS SEC. ‘tion 8, of the Integral Co-operative System, on. all ‘Work. Ip therr line iuclading Completion of buildings of every de ‘und spceifications furnished on appli- the erection an seription. Plan cation, Owners will do weil to submit plans already made.” Address Lock Box 699, City Post office. Shop 618 K st nw. E * SOMETHING NEW, 5GALLON STAR Flutd, 75c,: Sgillon getiuine Cleveland suid, $1, delivered. "No charge tor cleauing out or repair: Ing Vapor Stoves if you use our celebrated Cleveland Fluid. No more leaky Vapor St the latest improvement A. El ‘7th st. new. Te, & 5 COLEMAN, BECK AND WICK SS LINE, Carpenters afd Builders —We invite those who liave building and carpenters’ work to do to submit their plans and specifications to us for estk- mates, we being practical workmen and builders, will give entire satisfaction in price and work, Jobbing promptly and neatly done. All kinds of heavy frame Ing and raist I Je3-Im* (Fee DANO F S GALS. DELIV. ‘ered for $1.00. Qf the SO-CALLED Cleveland Fluid delivered, ‘The largest assort- ment of Vapor Stoves in ‘town, with the latest lin rovements. Call aud see them in operation at W. IENKS & COS, 717 7th st. 5 gais We Jeo Im SPECIAL CARE IS GIVEN TO FINE ‘Turkish Rugs, &c., at our cleaning works, We subject them to thé hot 'naptha gas process, seul them in paper cases, aud sew them in canvas to bé put away for the summer, A. H. CHACE & BRO. my281m___ Steam Carpet Cleauers, 616 La, ave. <a 1319 F STREET NORTHWEST, WASH- INGTON, D.C, 1886,—Having tormed a cc- partnership at the abuve "nuiber for the purpose of Sonducting a general Real Estate and Insurance Bust ness, we soit asiiare of your patronawe. Our facil. es for, lactic ance libs of insurauice, are unsut- passed, representing as we io the twocldesteompanies br the District of Columbia, view the Totomue of Georgetown, D.C.. organized Mareh, 1831, and the Franslin of Washington, D.C. urganized 1818. and many others. We will give prompt and personal. av tention to all business entrasted to our care. bstates carefully managed, rents collected, toans negotinied, and real estate bought, sold aud excbanged.” fuforma- tion concerning all local investments cheerfully given. ‘Respectfully, INO, McL. DODSON, W. RILEY DEEBLE, Refer by permission to Messrs ius & Co.. Bank: Hon. HL. Ml. sw Pres, Farmers aid Me ies’ Bank. of Georgetown, D. C; De, Daniel Pres. National Kank of Republic; Hon, A. A. U.S. Marshal of D, Cz Hon, Samuel E. Wheat nmissioner of D.C; Messrs Lewis Johnson & Kers, py29-1m pee Ey ORDER FOR FF ESS SHIRTS with HALL & BARN: FURNISHERS AND SHIRT MAK 908 F st Bw. gg" Succesurs to THOMPSON'S SHIRT FAC. Tory. mys (ees * far ASSORTMENT OF FIXTURES. No charge for Hanj Fine line of Brass Fenders an Fancy Goods. E. F. BROOKS, mis. 531 15th st. Gas ing. Andirons. Also JAUMS SANITARY CORSETS, > Highly recommended by pt ns; ail styles of Ciiiaren’s and Misses’ Corsets, ‘8 Mammoth Establishmeme, ‘my17-3m : POT ATH ST. ON. W. CORSETS ler.” A perfect fit guaranteed. ak i ful'iue of shoulder Braces, Reforin Walsta, Byench Corsets and Bustles. Comets laundered. myo-ame ‘CORCORAN iy excutsioas to Marshall Hall and Giymont, iow ny at 10 ain. arriving at Washington Spm” ih> Ot Mast Howe ot Marshall Hail Up with elegeut recept on rooms for ladies and satemen, 2nd tae carte. Fruit, mili, i applied exeursionists. Iwo trips to Mar- ‘Pm., returning m5-6m Av Lasr We Have Succexven IN GETTING THIN SUMMER GOODs IN SUITS. THERE 18 AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF THIN COATS AND VESTS, BUT MANUFACTURERS HAVE BEEN AFEAID OF THIN PANTALOONS. WE HAVE TRIED TIE AND AGAIN THISSEA- BON TO FIND THESE GOODS IN SUITS AND IN EXTRA PANTS. TODAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH, WE PLACE UPON CUR TABLES VERY LIGHTSERGESUITS, SEERSUCKER SUITS AND SEVERAL STYLES OF LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLEN PANTS. WE OFFER THEM IN SUITS, COATS AND VESTS TOGETHER OR PANTS ALONE - ALSO, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF PONGEE SILK COATS AND VESTS, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS; ALPACA, MOHAIR, LINEN, SILK,GERMAN COATING AND SERGE CoaTS AND VESTS. S554 GA RENTS AUTe LINED. Furs of ail kinds ‘Miss CUN apa SUK, Arrasene Crewe! and Cheulile rare? ‘Chlidreu’s Lace Caps, Afghans. Shawls, ete. ENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Makes Corsets to order in every style and and quarantees perfect fit ‘and comfort. ER SPECIALTIES AKE— French Hand-made Underclotning, MerinoUnderwear ‘and finest imported Hosiery, Patent Shoulder Braces, aud ail Drees iteform Goods French Corsets and Busties. Children’s Corseis and a $1 Corset (Miss H.'s own make) (hat for the price Is unsurpassed. French, German aud Spanish spoken. mrl4 Pesce LNG, SCOURING AND DEY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. Evening Dress¢.. Laces. Lace Curtains, Crape Veils, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Flannel and Pongee our specialty. Gent's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Hepaired. Lasie? Dresses byed and Cleaued without ripping. ANTON CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischer and Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolle, Paris Jao Mar. Vox Braxors. Moore Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New Yori Win. Barr & Co,, St. Louls, Mo. Snits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting, Femonable prices, und satisfaction guaranteed. rressca, Bridal Trowenus a 5 az ‘920 'Ldih st, between Tang Werex We Ger ANYTHING GOOD we always give the benefit toour customers. We have secured a small lot of sublime quality TAFFETA GLOVES, which cost $450 per dozen to import. Our price 25c. pair. Colors brown, bronze and mode. Pure Silk Mitts 22c. pair all the time. Taffeta Silk Jersey Mitts, S-button length, 31¢. Fine Black SUk Jersey Mitts, worth 63e, for 49¢. Alligator Leather Ladies’ Belts with Pocketbooks, 4c. novelty. Ladies Belts in canvas and leather, all grades, inch all-silk Black Brocade Sash Ribbuu, 42c. inch Black Motre Sash Ribbon, 47c.. a bargain. ‘You must pot our Lace at, We the price in Washinguon. have the best Laces 48-incb Fgyptian Flounce, $1.10. VERY THIN SUITSFOR SMALL BOYS. 4 FEW ‘WHITE DUCK AND WHITE FLANNEL SMALL BOYS NORFOLK AND SAILOR SUITS. BB BARNUM @ CO, ys 961 PENN. AVE. Laos, Arrexniox. LATEST PARISJAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS. WLLE M. 3. PRANDI, 1300 F Srneer. BASKET PLAITS, eres SHBN eae ‘COLFF URES, Colored Egyptian Flounce, $1.10. Cream Egyptian Flounce, 75 and 93e. lan Lace—Sinch, 10c.; inch, 12c; S4nch, neh, 2 Eeru sud Cream. All fine net and nice work. Will have next week another shipment of Ladiev MUSLIN UNDERWEAK, which has given such gen- eral satisfaction. We will announce its arrival. SEVENTH STREET PALAIS RORAL, _3e19-2m_ 914 7th Street, Bet. Iand K nw. Baz Cosco, Busy Coacuzs, Lateness of season compels us to REDUCE PRICES: 25 PER CENT on BABY COACHES, WASHINGTON HEALQUARTERS FOR ALLOUT- DOOR SPORT. LAWN TENNIS A SPECIALTY. QUALITY UNSURPASSED PRICES THE VEBY LOWEST. CH. RUPPERT, S405 Tt & Bw. well (Re DENTAL INFIIOIARY OF NATIONAL ‘University, 1004 E st. n.w.; extracting free: other work done under the supervision of com| operators at cost of material. Upen from 2 to dally, except Sanda; my15-31 THE NEWSBOYS AND CHILDREN'S ‘AID SOCIETY will furnish employes for hotels; dining rooms, stores, officers, messengers and errand boys” The patronage of the public Is solicited. BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT, 1014 F st. n.w. my24-1m =~ WM RAND WM. REDIN WOOD "WARD, Attorneys-at-Law, Rooms 7 and 9, Gunton Lew Building, 472 Loulsiana'ave. Complete index to all conveyances of Georgetown and County Property aud titles to such made a specialty ‘at Shenandoah, Alum >} Prof. NISSEN’S, 903 160 (salts Wie cess Phosphate, is populur aud effictent fica aiat Nees oe and’ a saie-guard against Malaria, Sold at MILEURN'S Pita RM ACT 1429 Pennsylvania yee in bottles or on dF aie ‘ings, Va. Information at SL, city, mh25-8in & 0., BAI 1844 F si., (Ebbitt ifouse), Buy and sell D. C. Securities, Gus Stock, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Stock, rs in Exchange, Coin and Mutliated Silver, my26-1m = CORSON & BANK. Deposits, Loans, Exchange, Collections. Dealers in Government, District Bonds and ail Local Securities. Stocks and Bonds lsted on the Stock Exchanges of New “York, Philadelphia, Eoston aud Baltimore Bought and Sold. Orders in American Bell Telephone Stock executed by wire direct from our office to Boston. Constant Quotations of this stock received. $026 => LUMBER. In order to close out a large stock of HARD- WOODS, I will make it specially to your interest it you place your orders with me. Asking to sbare your orders in all kinds cf LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULD- INGS, Ere, I guarantee you satisfaction, ‘WM. R. McLEAN, myl0 13th and B streets northwest. s=> TRAVELERS CREDITS, AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE LETTERS OF CREDIT, CIRCULAR DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE, my10-2m__ LEWIS JOHNSON & CO,, Bankers. {ACARTNEY, J on Saturday ‘D. Gray, of Washington, was in San Francisco last Monday.—First’ Con- troller Durham and his bride have returned from their wedding trip to Atlantic City.— Wm. R. Cox, of North Carolina; F. P. Fish, of Boston; C. Miller and wite, of New York, and F, Driscoll, jr., of St. Paul, are at the Riggs.— J. Fogerty, Key West, Fla; S. W. Wecker, Lockport, N. ¥.; John , Hilisman, Tennessee: J, O. MeCate, New York; Geo. W. Myers, Detroit; Gen. Eppa Hunton, Va., are at the Ebbitt,— ‘The following Washingionians arrived at Pi- ney Point hotelon the pening dey: ‘Miss John- son, Miss E. J. Evans, Mrs. L. Messenger, N. O. Messenger, N. C. Lyons and wife, a. C. West and wite Stiss L, L. West, FA, Schneider and wile, Jno. G. Anderson, F. M, Walker, A. Cruit and Wife, M. J. Lane, J: L. Joy. Thos. W. Wil- liams, Jas, E. “Evans, Geo. H. Tucker, ‘Thos. Johnson, Frank Crown, Wash. P. Evans. R, T. Cooney, wile and child, W. P’ Cooney, “H.C. Barrob, Wash. B, Williams, Chas. T. Williams, Chas. Wilson, Chas, E, Johnson, Dennis Quill, Two Wedding Presents. PRESIDENT’S CLOCK AND MES, CLEVE- LAND’S POODLE, ‘Two wedding presents for the President and Mrs. Cleveland arrived at the White House yesterday from Antwerp—a 100 year old Duteh clock for the President and a valuable Belgian French black poodle dog for the bride. The presents were from Mr. Von der Bock, the agent of the Red Star steamship line. The duty on the presents was $26, twenty dollars on the dog and six dollars on the clock. The clock was not visible to-day, but the poodie enjoyed Tomping about the hite House grounds in charge of St, Clatr, the President's valet. He is @ very handsome’ dog—for @ poodle. He Sa jet black, with the exception of a little white Spot on his breast, and is sheared with the excep- tion of his wooly head, the tip of his tail and his ankles. The hair is very fine and cugly and thick. He is about as large as a good sized bull dog, with long and thick ‘body, and short legs, Mrs. Cleveland, tt is said, first saw the dog at Antwerp and took a fancy to it, Society Notes. Gen, and Mrs, Wheeler and the Misses Wheeler opened their spacious residence for the reception of Alabamians in the city on Saturday afternoon and evening.’ There as- sembled a genial and happy company. A table with the most tempting viands and bev erages, was spread in the dining room, Justice Stanley Matthews and Mrs. Mary K. Theaker will be married in New York city on Wednesday. They will sail at once for Eurove. Miss Mattie Mitcheli’s engagement to the Count de Rochambean is announced, Miss Mitchell is the daughter of the Oregon Senator. Mrs, Senator Stanford is spending a short season at Saratoga Springs. The Senator re- turned to the city on Saturday, Mrs, A. E, Stevenson, wife of the first Assist- ant Postmaster General, went on Saturday with her three little daughters to Charlotteville, W- Va., where they will spend a portion of ‘the summer season, Mr. Max Oppenheimer, of New York, and Miss Amelia Oppenheimer, danghter of Mr, Samuel Oppenheimer of this clty, were married last evening at Meyer’s hail. ‘The festivities were attended by a large number of friends, including raany from New York and Balti: more, Kev. L. Stern, pastor of the Washington Hebagy congregation, officiated. Tne Oshers prt: Sioa, Joseph Gui a pee of he bride; Max Oppenheimer, Josey hwartz, of New York, and J. Rohr, of Balti es See eee THE more, ‘The Cherokee Cases. “ARGUMENTS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT, To-day the case of W. A. Phillips, R. M. Wolte, and R,B. Ross, indicted for violating the statute and for conspiracy, were before the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur. It is alleged that they received from the Cherokee Nation $22,500 withdut the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. They are charged with con- spiracy in obtaining that sum without frst get- ting the approval of the Secretary of the In- terior, ‘The defendants filed pleas setting up the Independence of the Cherokee Nation, and that this court Is without jurisdiction, and on Sat urday the motion of the government to strike out the pleas was argued. This morning the case was further argued. District Attorney Worthington and Special U. S. Attorney E.G. Boudinot appear for the government, and ex: District Attorney Wells and Messrs, J, C, Fay and H. H. Wells, jr., tor defendants, gil eae Three Petitions for Divorce. George Campbell has, by W. P, Williamson, fited a bill fora divorce against Addie Camp- bell. They were married May 1st, 1877, and he charges that on December 18th following she deserted him without cause or provoca- tion, Sarah Pegram has filed a bill fora divorce from Nathaniel Pegram. She was married by her maiden name, Sarah Gardner, July 1st, 1868, at Wilmington, N.C., und. théy' lived to- gether till July, 1880, ‘having tour children, and he then deserted’ her in this city. She further churges him with adultery in this city. ‘in the third case, filed by Mr. W. T. Batley, for Wm. Spresser, ullas Wm. Bremmer, agalnst Jennie G. Spresser, alias Emily Virginia Naser, the \ bere states that on the 19th of October, while intoxicated, he called ou her and sug: gesting @ marrige under an assumed name, he procured a license in the name of Wm, Brem- mer and Emily Virginia Nasher, under which names they were married. He states, with the exception of some interruptions by the miscon- dvet of defendant, they lived together tilt 18832, when she deserted his bed and board in Penn: sylvania and returned here; that he followed her and endeavored to get her toreturn to him, ae=> CHAS. 5, PRICE, [Rear eS ad ise the 7h at aw, ‘The most complete Drug establishment in South ‘Washington. Our peices afeexceatingiy low. ‘apis Sxasowasue Goons. GAS COOKING STOVES, LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN VASES. GARDEN HOSE. HOSE REELS. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 424 Oi stress, | BUTCHER'S BOSTON HARD scaaou far pointing fours > WAX Bavinyt E. M. Boraun & Buo. ‘Have afew words to say about SUGAR. _ Tue Force Witney CHECK.—Daven| who was indicted here for forging ‘Whitney's name to a check ior $67, and Who was arrested in New York as stated” in Saturday's Stak, never was a Navy depart- ment clerk as reported in some ve ‘The signature at first glance ike that of Secretary Whitney, but on close examination it was found that the lettors did not spell Whitney. Tho check was near the National hotel and the man. ceived It brought it to the Navy some time re for identification, learned that it was a forgery. — MARRIAGE LICENSES. — Heenzes teeters, tea, dete Hawkias abd Jenne Ht Ware’ of Alegarrts, ‘Va.; Green Golden AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. THE APPROPRIATION BILLS. The House Passes the Naval and Takes up the Sundry Civil Bill. SENATOR VEST ON YELLOWSTONE PARK. ‘The Senate. The Chair to-day laid before the Senate the credentials of re-election of Hon. Nelson W. Aldrich as United States Senator from Rhode Island. Also, an invitation from the World’s Pastime Exposition company of Chicago, to at- tend its opening on July 3d. Laidon the table. Mr. Hoar, from the committee on judiciary, Teported favorably @ bill to grant Dearborn Parl, Chicago, to the city for the use and bene- fitof’public and benevolent institutions. On motion of Mr. Logan the bill was at once taken up and passed. DISABILITIES REMOVED, ‘Mr. George, from the committee on the judi- clary, reported favorably a bill to remove the political disabilities of J. G. Flourney, of Mis- sissippl, and, on motion of Mr. George, the bill ‘Was at Once passed, the vote being unanimous, CANCELED FOR FRAUD. Mr. Plumb offered a resolution, which was agreed to, calling on the Secretary of the Inte- ror for information as to how many entries of ublic land have been canceled for fraud after Investigation by a special agent, and after due hearings conducted in accordance with the rules of practice from and during the year 1883 up to this time, and whether any and what en- tries had been canceled solely on reports of s} cial agents, and whether any and what ent! canceled for fraud on such reports have been reinstated on the taking of testimony, etc, INDIAN TRADERS’ LICENSES, A resolution offered by Mr. Wilson (Ia.) was agreed to, inquiring ot the Secretary of the In- terlor as to the cause for delay in replying to a recent Senate resolution regarding the renewal of Indian traders’ licenses, On motion of Mr. Butler, the Senate took uj the bill to grant right of Way to the Cinnabar Clarks Forks Railroad Co. through a corner of the Yellowstone Par! Mr. Vest vehemently He denied that the road was intended in good faith to reach mining property, as was alleged. why had notat least a preliminary survey been, made? He would not appeal ‘to men who thought that the Mammoth Cave and Niagara Falls should be turned to commercial uses or that the great geysers should be devoted to laundry purposes and dished out to Chinamen to be used for washing dirty linen. But he Would appeal to Senators to preserve at least one syot of beauty from the rack and roar of commerce and the greed _and avarice of self- ish men. The railroad company’s object was Rot to get toa mine, but to carry passengers to and through the park. The construction of this road, Mr, Vest asserted, would be the de- struction of the Yellowstone Park. A former officer of the Interior department had haunted the Senate in the interest of this bill, Some suggestions had been made to the effect that Mr. Vest and other Senator#who ‘opposed this ‘bill were the tools of the Nothern Pacific Railroad company. Any statement of that Kind was utterly and infamously false, No man connected with that company had ever dared to approach Mr, Vest on the subject, Mr. Butler was about to reply to Mr. Vest, but yielded to a suggestion to let it go over till to- morrow. THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL was received from the House of Representatives with a message of non-concurrence in the Sen- ate amendments and asking a conference, On motion of Mr. Logan the Senate insisted on its amendments, and the chair appointed Messrs, Logan, Plumb and Gorman a conference com- mittee, DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILI. ‘The consular and diplomatic appropriation Dill was received from the House of Representa- tives with a message of non-concurrence. On motion of Mr. Allison, the Senate insisted on its amendments and ordered a conference. THE P, 0, APPROPRIATION BILL. Mr. Plumb gave notice that on Wednesday next he would call up the conference report on the post office appropriation bill. House of Representatives. ‘The Speaker laid before the House a commu- nication from the Acting Secretary of the Trea sury submitting an estimate of appropriation, amounting to $626,714, for the transportation of mails on non-subsidized railroads controlled by the Central Pacific railroad company, Re- ferred. CONFEREES ON THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘On motion of Mr. Townshend (I11.) the Senate amendments to the pension appropriation bill were non-concurred in, afd Mr. Townshend, Mr. Wilson and Mr, Long were appointed con- ferees. THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED. ‘The House, having resumed the considera- tion of the naval appropriation bill, rejectea— posed the bill. yeas 99, nays 131—the motion made on Satur- day by Mr. Goff (W. Va.) to recommit the bill with instructions 10 the committee on naval affairs to report it back with an amendment making provision for the completion of the double-turreted monitors. ‘The bill was then passed. NEW BILIS, Under the call of states the following bills, &e., were introduced and referred: By Mr. Wheeler (Ala.)—For the investigation of certain discoveries for the prevention of varloloid. By Mr. Henley (Cal.)—A resolntion directing the prosecution of officers of the Union Pacific ee “Morgan (Miss. —T Tt ir. Morgan (Miss.)—To require publica- tion of unclaimed bank depositee > WHY DID HE REFUSE? By Mr. Glover (Mo.)—A preamblereciting that the United States recovered a judgment of $25,000 against Richard D, Lancaster, of Mis- souri; that Lancaster fraudulently transferred his property and secured a settiement with the United Staies for $500, and that the district at- torney for the eastern district of Missouri, who had been investigating the fraud, applied to the Treasury department for certain powers, which were refused him; and a resolution call” ing on the Secretary of the Treasury for a state- Ment of the reasons which induced him to re- fuse the juest of the district attorney and for coples of ali papers in the department relating to the subject, By Mr. Gallinger (N. H.)—by request—to allow appeals in cases arising under the pension Vt: ‘when he | $$ laws. By Mr. Viele (N. ¥.) to incorporate the Mari- time Canal company of Nearaugua, READJUSTMENT OF OFFICIALS’ SALARIES, By Mr. Warner (Ohio) for the appointment of a.select committee to adjust the salaries of offt- clals and the pay of employes in the various branches of the government, By Mr. Foran (Ohio) providing for the pay- ment of government per diem employes on iy Mr- King (Lay) to provide for th it, de- sy Mr. Kinj wide for the coas! tence of the United States; also providing for a department of public works. THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL, At the conclusion of the cail of states, on mo- tion of Mr. Randall (Pa.) the House went into committee of the whole (Mr. Reagan, of Texas, in the chair) on the sundry civil bill. ‘The bill was read by paragraphs for amend- ment, On motion of Mr, Baker (N. Y.) an amend- ting $100,000 for ‘public ment was adopted ap) completion Hocuester Nov. ath aes ‘The Distriet in Congress. BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE, In the Senate to-day Mr. Gorman introduced. ‘bill to refer to the Court of Claims, with power ‘and Jurisdiction to determine, the claim of Charles ©. Creecy, assignee of the Schill patent; for tho use‘of the pavement made wn for 996,280.88, in Accordanes with int wald ease. ‘The billy Of fact herotofure made in alter authorizing the court to award final judg- ment, the it = tant toGreocy. ‘Rsterred to the comsastes oe Mr. an also introduced a bill aig lara ee of Rear Aural vie ayy. pension fund. Roterred oe eettbie fs Gone hs such juvenile offenders.” District committee. HENRY PICKETT'S CLAIM. ‘Mr. Hoar bas introduced a bill in the Senate topay Henry Pickett, of Washington, $17 for services as teamster in the quartermaster’s department during the war. Referred to the committee on claims. JOHN POPE HODNET?’S PETITION. Inthe Senate today Mr, Call presented Petition trom forty workingmen of the District —every signature being in the same hand- writing—praying for an appropriation to Touin Pope Hodnett tor serviges. rendered ws counsel of the District workingmen, Referred to appropriations. Capitol Topics. THE LABOR COMMITTER. Mr. Curtin got together his special labor in- vestigating committee to-day, and reviewed portion of Mr. Gould’s testimony. Mr. Hoxi physical condition is such that he cannot ap- Ra before the committee and it is very doubl- ful if report will be forthcoming from the committee during this session of Congress, TO AMEND THE PRE-EMPTION REPEAL BILIA The Senate committee on public lands this morning discussed and amended Senator Mitchell's proposed amendment to the bill to repeal the pre-emption and timber culture laws. It now provides: “That nothing herein shall be construed as depriving the holders of military bounty land warrants or other land warrants, or other land scrip, at any time heretofore issued under or in pursuance of the provisions ofany law of the Uuited States, of their right to locate such warrants orscrip on the public lands of the United States in the same manner asitthis act had not been .” In this form the committee will accept the amend- ment Reterred VIRGINIA CONGRESSMEN. Senator Mahone, “chairman,” has issued a circular calling a meeting of the state commit- te@ of the Republican party of Virginia “at the committee rooms, in the Capitol, at Washing- ton, on public buildings and grounds of the Senate, Saturday, the 26th day of June, 1886, 112 m.,” forthe purpose of taking action in spect to the congressional canvass, the call of conventions for nominations of ‘candidates ‘and policy to be pursued. TO AMEND THE SENATE RULES. ‘The Senate committee on rules to-day decided to report favorably Mr. Edmunds’ amendment to the rules to permit motions to reconsider to be debated. The rule relating to motions to re- consider provides that such motions shall be decided “without debate.” Senatot Frye, chair- man of the committee on rules, says these words got in by mistake, anyhow. The amend- ment proposes to strike them out. Mr, Frye Teported the resolution in the Senate, and it ‘was agreed to, and the rules were amended ac- cordingly. This allows debate upon Senator Hawley’s motion to reconsider the vote by which the raiiroad attorneys’ bill was passed. 4 QUESTION OF VISION. In the Senate to-day a message was presented from F.W. Allen, of Oneida, N.Y., setting forth that bis brother, F. W. Allen, was appointed a naval cadet and “defrauded” out of his com- mission by a “alse and fraudulent” report of the medical board to the effect that his vision was detective; that his vision is not defective, and petitioner has appealed in vain to the Seo- Tetary of the Navy. ‘REPRESENTATIVE BYNUM'S OPPONENT. An Indianapolis special says that Leon 0. Bailey, who was named by the bolters trom the democratic convention which nominated Con- gressman Bynum as their candidate for Con- has addressed a letter to the cbairman of the district committee proposing in the interest of harmony in the party to withdraw from the fightif Mr. Bynum will do likewise. He relt- erates in his letter the claim ot his supporters, that he received a majority of the votes in the nominating convention, and declares that he will continue the fight if Mr. Bynum does not accept his proposition, He demands. an answer not later than July 15. AN INCOME TAX TO PAY PENSIONS, ‘The House committee on invalid pensions to- day agreed to'amalgamate the substitute for the Blair bill, pensioning disabled soldiers, with the bill toincrease the rate of pension of soldiers who have lost a leg or arm, and attach to the combined bills a clause imposing an income tax to meet the expenditure involved. The clause 1s patterned after the income tax bili introduced in the 47th Congress by Gen. Ewing. Statistics collected at the Lime the bili was 1n- troduced indicated that a revenue of $63,000,- 000 per annum could be raised in this way. ir the Dill can be passed (to-day underasuspension ofthe rules) it is expected by the committee that it will prepare the way for favorable action on the bill to extend the date within which claims for arrears of pensions may be filed, as the necessary revenue to pay the claims will be available. NOTES, Secretary McCook, of the United States Sen- ate, has returned from his wedding trip and was at his post to-day. He received the con- gratulations of Senators personally. Representative Singleton left his gold-headed cane, a valued souvenir, at a fruit stend on Pennsylvania avenuc Saturday afternoon, and walked halfa square beiore missing it. When he returned the cane was gone aud the fruit vender claimed to know nothing of it. te How to Get Cheap Light. THESENATE SUB-COMMITTEE FAVOR GOVERN- MENT OWNERSHIP OF THE GAS WORKS. Senators Spooner and Blackburn, sub-District committee on the price of gas, will probably begin the preparation of their report this week..| They have heard enough to satisty them that the people of Washington have been imposed upon and they are very decidedly of the opin- fon that relief should be afforded. They are garnest and diligent in thelr work. They want to do Justice by the public and the gas interests both. ‘The project of remedying the evil by opening competition through chartering another company does not seem to meet with any favor. In the first place, there is a most decided ‘unwiilingness to have the streets torn up, and in the second place, it is asserted that compe- tition does uot assure relief, as in most instances where new companies have been chartered they have combined after beginning ations with the old companies, to Keep up e priceof gas. ‘The plan of having the govern- ment purchase the entire gas works of the District and supply gas as water is now supplied, Seems to meet with most favor, provided the purchase can be made at reasonable figures, ——— Superintendent Davis. THE REPORT AS TO HIS IMPENDING DISMISSAL. It is teported that Mr. Davis, superintendent of the ordnance department of the Washington navy yard, is to be dismissed, and that he will be succeeded by Lawrence Cosgrove, of Balti- more. The reason assigned is that Mr. Davis has become unpopular with the democratic employes, particularly for suspending two em- pioyes named Burton and Beaumont the other day for having conversed with a visitor, when there was no Tule of that kind to be eniorced. Nothing is known at the Navy deparument regarding the dismissal of Superintendent that is not vested with authority to, distaise ‘that he is not vested with authori or sus] eae ed loyes. Cay ‘secon ick is res; le suspension men re- erfed to, and he is a fecognized dyed in the wool democrat. There always has been a rule at the yard which forbids leaving work or con- Yersing with visitors, in order to prevent inter- ference with the work in progress, ‘Thes sion of employes tor vioiat 3 Ree it is said, be an sdmonitory punishment, which could not be efiticised in view of the fact that the authorities might cause disinissal instead if they were destrous of that object, —ee SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. J. Webb Rogers, as attorney for J. Harris Telegrams to The Star. THE CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND. The Bavarians Still Murmuring. JUDGE DAVIS’ LIFE DESPAIRED OF IMMENSE HAILSTONES FALL IN TEXAS. Workingmen Who Favor Penal Colonies. ———_>—_. THE PAPAL ENVOYS ARRIVE. Received New York by Distin- guished Prelates and Laymen. New York, June 21.—The papal embassy ar- Fived this morning and left for Baltimore at ten o'clock, The Servia was met at quarantine the Rev. Dr. J. 8, Foley, vicar general of the diocese ot Baltimore; the Rev. Dr. A. L. Mas. nien, V.G., president of St. Mary's seminary the Rev. Dr. P. L. Chapelle, of Washiny Maj. John D, Kelly, jr., of Brooklyn; Col. Jo McAnery, of Jersey City; Patrick Farrelly and James McMaster, of this’ city. The embassy from the pope were Myr. Straniero, Count Muc- clola and the Rev. T.s. Lee. At ‘four o'clock this afternoon the zucchetta will be presented to Archbishop Gibbons by the noble guard, Count Mucciola, The ceremony will be private and without the pomp aud display that will accompany the investiture of the beretia, which will take place in the cathedral June 80th. The countis a young man of 23, Mgr. Staniero is 33 years oid. Tl senting tue pope to the Catholic ebureh in Auer- ica was conierred for distinguished services, prc bowe\ DISSATISFIED BAVARIANS. The People incensed Because Ludwig Was Not Buried in the Royal Vault. Musicu, June 21,—Murmarsare heard ou all sides regarding the treatment of the late king. The people ask why his body Was not interred in the grave of his fathers in the Theatine church instead of being placed iu a vault con taining the bodies of distant relatives, i which a member of the royal family was never before buried. The official reason given for this course is that the royal vault ts aiready over filled, but the hutbie classes believe that it is because the committed suicide, PORTUGUESE FISHERMEN ALLOWED PRIVI- LEGES WHICH ARE DENIED TO AMERICANS, Bostox, -—A special to the Advertiser from Halifax, N.S. says that both the shore and the bank fisheries have been most succes- ful in nd. Sulmon and codtist are 9 dant, ‘Phe fish are nun a asily caught. "The St. John’s Ze bitterly denounces the Canadian goverainent for freely uifording w Portuguese Jews iishery priveliges which they refuse, or altempt to re- fuse w Americans, Sir Ambrose Shea has gone to England in connection with the French shore difticuities, which assembles he week, will be_ com of French-speaking people of the United States and Canada. ‘Ty number of delegates is 500, Tuesday and Wed- nesday will be occupied in the discussion of litt erary and political subjects pertaining to their interests, “St. John’s day (Thursday) will be celebrated with a grand parade and tete at the fairgrounds. The town will be gaily decorated. ot hla Terrible Punishment of a Colored Lothario. NEARLY WHIPPED TO DEATH FOR TOO MARKED ATTENTIONS TO ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE. Litre Rock, Axx. June 21.—Particulars reach here trom’ Eidorado, Union county, of some vigilant work by a bund ot colored men on Wednesday night last. A negro named Wii- lis Ferdinand, a mau of education and a ieader among his peuple, a candidate for the legisia- ture with cortalaty of election, beeaine 100 ta miliar with the wife of Isham Jones, who went to Ferdinand and warned him w desist, Ferdi- nand failed to heed this waruing, and Isham collected some hali-dozen neigubors on the night named and took Ferdinaud to the woods, Stripped him, and were beating hun to deatll when the suiferer’s cries brought assistance to | his relief, Jones says le btzged Ferdinand not vo visit his house, and on his retusal to comply be thought the cheapest way to get rid ot the nuisance wos to whip him todeath, and that ne intended to doso, Ferdiaand was taken home, where he is said to lie In a critical condition, Welcomed with a Shot Gun. A. WEST VIRGINIA WOMAN IN JAIL FOR Bas FALLY SHOOTING A YOUNG MAN. Cxrcaco, June 21.—A special dispatch from Gree: says: Mrs. George Workman, of this ‘place, has been committed to jail ut Lewisburg for shoot- ing « young man ‘named Walker. Walker ealied at Mrs, Workman's yesterday, when ue woman threw the door open and discharged a load ot buckshot in Walker's face. Twoof the shots entered the brain turough the right eye. Walker will die. a Congratulating’ Cardinal Taschereau. THE CATHOLICS OF QUEBEC PRESENT HIM WITH AN ADDRESS AND A PU Quezec, June 21 Bight thousand persons assembled iu the grand seminary court yester- day afternoon, the occasion being the presenuta- tion by citizens of Quebec to Cardinal ‘Tasche- reauofan address’ and a purse epataining $5,574. On the southeast side of tht court a large throne had been erected over which was the motto “Corona auresm super mitran ejus.” The windows of the seminary were almost hidden with fags, among which flags bearing the name of Pr and the namesof ditiereat States. All the Cathoiies ties were represented. The P. I Guards formed a guard of honor. At 4:10 bis eminence arrived in acarriage. Upon his ascendiag the throne Mayor Langelier approached, andon be- halt of the citizens read 5 ting him upon his ele Pr late.“ At the conclusion he prescnted. his cini- hence with the purse. The cardinal replied, thanking the citizens. ‘The proceedings closed with Ubree cheers for his eminence, the pope and the queen, ——__—_ Fire in a Boston Bank Building. Bosrox, June 21.—The Union Savings bank building, corner of Washington street and Hay- ward Place, was badly damaged by fire last hight, the Joss on the building and to its occu its aggreating nearly $20,000, ponte peeweuog Sieny Sore Japan and the European Powers. SURPRISE AT THE AMEKICAN REPRESENTA- TIVE JOINING THE TREATY CONFERKNCE. SAN Francisco, June 21.—Advices by the steainer Kio Janeifo state that tne cunterence tor the revision of the treaties between Japan and other powers has beid sour sittings, ‘The pro- ceedings are private. Great surprise is ex- ressed thut the Uniied States aus instructed ts representative to participate with ihe min- isters of European powers in the joint delibera- tons and in making a treaty in Which neither the interests of Japan nor the United Siates independent OUS SOC will be DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HAMBURG, has been Oswego, N. ¥. June 21.—The Americar branch of the Irish National league, of tls city, y forwarded ‘Charies, jonor of repre- | briar, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., | JUDGE DAVIW ILLNESS Seffering From s Complication of Diss Curcaco, June 21.—A special from Blooming ton, Til, says: The family and physician of Jadge David Davis have concluded that his ond is approaching, at least that he has very ttle ghance of recovery. They determined to give this Information to the public, believing It to be no longer proper to conceal ‘his true condi+ tion. When Mr. Davis was attacked by the carbuncle on tbe shoulder, about May st. was already reduced by diabetes. No sooner did the carbuncle improve, two weeks ago, than matignant erysipelas set in, #0 that be is how suifering from a complication of dsorders, He ts very weak and cannot read the news Papers. Visitors are not allowed to see bi A consultation of bis family physician au Medical men irom Coieago held to-day, A SEVEN-POUND HAILSTONE. Great Lumps of Ice Crash Threagh Roofs During @ Texas Storm. GALVESTON, TEX., June 21.—Specialy to the Nets from Eigin, Manor and Paige, on the line of the Austin branch of the Houston and Texas Central railway, state tbat those places and the surrounding neighborhood were Visited yester day evening by heavy storms, inflicting great dumage. At Eigin a territiec thunder, rain and hail storm deluged the town, Nearly every batiding bad windows broken and bois knocked in the roois, Hail fell varying iu size from a marbic to a man’s head, perforating roa and tin roofs like seine nets, # piece of baiistone being picked up that actualy weighed seven pounds, The Methodist church was blow from its foundations and demolished, The Baptist church was moved slighily ou: of line and the Windows in the norta were wreeked, One man Was struck down by a huilstore and seriously injured. At Manor the storm did ine deact:"able damage Wo crops, hallstoues tailing as lange as hens eggs. ‘Three churebes an mauy other Lulidings were badly damaged. At Paige Unere was a very beavy raintail, AS jexia,on the main line vf the Houston and exas Central railway, in Limestoue eounty storm wrecked several smal uses, unrooiing oluers, and badiy injuring tile corn crop. No lives ‘were lost, the peop! hastily seeking suelter in storm houses wHem the gille approached. a Election Frauds in Nova Scotia. Bosrox, June 21.—A special to the Advertiser from Hailiax, N.S, says that in Annapolis co where tae coniestia the recent election w Very close, one or more vf Lie X boxes are missing. "As a the secesstonis. candice date, Altorney General Longicy, may be counted in, erates Destroyed by an Explosion. A STORE WEECKED AND BUKNED—ONE MAN FATALLY INSURED, CHICAGO, June 21. —A speek suys:' Karly yosteraay nk Lhe chy it Was ui re hud iwen destroyed, ‘The ene > Wats a buriding, used t, at least forty a wareroom, Ww were ‘issu we debris buried underneath. Bi et for whict flame jes ol distress coming from that some Ab rescue We a Gied in two. hours lu grout ‘soon putout, ‘The theory ta Une wareroos aleak aud, as the clerk went lito U With # lump’ In his haad the explosion occurred, penta The Drivers Want to Sit Down. MINNEAPOLIS STKEET CARS IDLE BECAUSE THEY WEEE FORBIDDEN To DO so. MINNEAPOLIS, MINS. Lear driv Ube comiy By 10 0 jorbade drivers ka {me to sup . Strikers induced the recrulis to Ue up's Or take them back to Lue siables without View jence, Superintendent Goodrich Las asked police protector eit plac —- Favoring « Penni Colony. HOW CHICAGO WOKKINGMEN TKOPSSE TO SOLVE THE PRISON LAWOR DIFFICULTY CHICAGO, June 21.—At tye meeting of the ‘and labor assembly yesterday U } mitice on prison iabor prescuted a Tep gesting that steps be Laken Lo secure Lit | lisume by the Unite: govern’ r dangerous erin vale prisoners be © coustructiog public lig Epa ie mate diner twas suzgested, ploye nuiacture by h apparel and in tue producti products tw be utilized w State fastitations. Te ¢ all labor and suouid be a From Wall New York, June 2 stock exchange opened at 11 O'clock and first prices are What irregwiar but generally higher, Del. wad Hudson Was up % aud Oregon ‘Tramaay, while Western Union is ty k There was a fair Dusiness and the market made slight declines Wife Recovers Duszix, June 21.—Mrs. Archibald Mac- Kensie, Who Was recently shot hy her husband, oun Vice coLal here, ix recuveriug H of ber wotuds. "When ber hum commucaced bis altuck om hershe covered lace With Der hauds, tus preventing tava injuries, Affairs in acmdipeanceaei West Washington, A Damages Hxav.—Jobn Coburn was brought to the station late day night ie toxicated. His head was badly cut places, Whether by a full oF otherwise Known. Dr, Kleinschmidt rendered mec uid, and the wounded mun Was removed to bis home on Szd sw Nore is understood that umber of have een capburing black bass will, nets, wield 4s uMawiul,—Jacite arrested yeste: for seliing ice cream on the sireet on Bunday. collateral at Ue station.— George Huwkius Was arrested yesterday and ebarged With steule ‘a wagon trom W. iL. Gromley last week, Geax Maexiprs.—Canye boat E. Lyons, Whiting, arrived with 1,500 bushels of corn and 1,500 busheis of wheal, and bout H. M, Talvol arrived with 2,000 bushels of corn tor dary Bros, TEMPSRATURE AND UONDITY or Warre 26. Receiving reservoir, condition ai nurth coune connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, vem »rature, 76; condition at influent gatchouse, Toy catudat gavelou § The Puritan wav the Winner. The yacht race near New York Saturday, under ‘the auspices of the Seawanbaka cluu, was won by the Puritan, the Priscilla, which had won the two previous contests, being sec- jond, the Mayflower tnird, wud tue Atiantic fourth, The general opinion formed, by expert yachtsmen who Witnessed the race, was that ine Mayflower was tue Lest buut of Lue day, ‘Tne Mayflower sailed over the ein less Uwe than any of the bis yachts; the Priscilis Was next in point of ume, and te Puritan third, butaiter Hguring over the i judges gave the race io the Puritan because st had nusde the vest start, The Puritan aud Mays dower stuled tor Boston on Suaday to take part in the Kastern Yacht clup regatta, June 28, ns so Convention of the National League. ‘he excautive of the irisu Nutioual keague of America has issned an address predicting that ailer the eouiug parliamentary elecuons ia Great Britain Giadstone will be able to undo the present “paper union,” and denouncing the efforts of Saiisbury, Churchill and Chamber Jain to stir up religious strife, The address also summons the third regular convention of the Trish National Leugue of America to bé beid ta Central Music hail, Chicago, on Wednesday and Thursday, August 18 and 19, 1856. Ad branches aud “societies ullillaied with the Joagge that have subscribed regular dues for the cusrent Vera, or have couuibuted Lo tie limmentary und a sum equal to the aiovun! Pr dues, shail ve entitled w representation, and the basis of represeutation shail be as tollows: ‘Oue delugute Ww every fifty members in Standing, provided, bowever, that im country Gisiricta’ where the’ number of fifty’ members cannot easily be reached, any number froa, f ; 7 f i ite i | f | | : j He i |