Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Werthwest Corner Pennsylvania Avo. andllth St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEV. W. ADAMS, Pres’. Tam Evexrva San is served to subscribers tn the city by carriers. om their own account, at LO cont ser Sweet. or Ade per mouth. Copies at the counter gents each. Ay" mall—postage prepaidS0 cents st mouths! Month: one year, (Entered at thé Post Office at Washingtom, D.C,as biishea on second-class mail mater.) Siz months, 50 cents Tee WEEKLY StaR_j JERE. postage prepaid, 8@" All mall subscriptions must be paid is advance, Be paper sent longer tau = paid for, Rates of advertising mule known on appiication. Che Vou. 6GI—No 10,348. vening Star, WASHINGTON. D.C.. FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1886. TWO CENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC SPECIAL NOTICES. aEE cog EER DDD me EE" BD EE SS EE™ BD ee DDE Uo cE BOD & ERE Dov UU Cou ExB DDD Bey dy "WT EE™ Eee AA OF ER EE S*S £ Ene Sus! FOR THE 4TH OF JULY. For the accommodation of the public the BALTI- MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY HAS PLACED ON SALE" EXCURSION TICKETS BETWEEN ALL STATIONS ON ITS LINE AND BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON AT THE RATE OF TWO CENTS PER MILE At this rate round trip tickets between BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON ane $1.60! ‘Tiekets will be sold JULY 2,3, 44ND 5, GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL THE 6TH INST. ‘Be sure and use BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC TRAINS. First-class in all their appointments, over double ‘wack line, with stone ballast. w22t [SE © OM. THETR FRIENDS aND THE PUBLIC ‘Take a day off and enjoy the pleasure of the Grand Family Excursion of COLUMBIA LODGE, No.1,L.0.M., to Lower Cedar Point, Om the commodious steamer Jane Moseley, MUNDAY. JULY 5, 1886. bing and Bath- E ‘at nine o'clock a mm. sharp. Adult uckeis. 50e.; children’s tickets (12 ears aud under} 25c. Save the rush at the boat aud og, rior to the ‘nion Tea and Coffee Co., sen’a drug store, Sth and H sta, ave.se: Hunter's ; Curter’s ry Tous, 1900 7th st. jown, D.C. jy2-2t SPECIAL NOTICES. EDWARD ¢ TOWNSEND, ‘Has Removes te .CHER OF ELOCUTION, _Jyl-ims 1817 13th street n.w. TRAVELERS CREDITS, AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE. LETTERS OF CREDIT, CIRCULAR DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETO. (PHIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE CLERKS MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION, (Employes of Lansburgh & Bro.) TO my10-2m MARSHALL HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7TH, 1886. Tickets... noe 50 cents, er ill leave her wharf at 6 p.m. ‘Steamer Corcoran wi wi Ps aarp #xccws10n TO NORFOLK, FORT MONROE, ‘VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW AND PINEY POINT, JULY 2D AND 3, "1890 Steamer George Leary FRIDAY. July 2d, at See ma from Tih se whagt, Steamer Leary returns £0 Wishiogion MONDAY MOMNING. steamer” Lad Gt the Lake leaves. th street wharf SATURDAY, Wasningtou TUESDAY MORMING. Ns Snes uTUESDA ae Round trip tickets to Norfolk and Fort Monroe. $3.09 £° Piney Pont nore Return tickets good on eter steamer.” jaiib-oe J OW cepak porwr, LoW FS eeadie of tne Potomac River, WiLL OPEN JULY Ist. ‘The nae, swift ail cotlous Sather MOSELEY — leave her ee oe of 7th street, daily at 9 a.m. Fain oF shine” Mose and to enguge state rooms, apply at office on the to engug oF hart, foot “jordan B.C. DAVIS, Supt. TP HE MIKADO CLUB—PICNICS EVERY saT- ‘evening at Guethler’s Purk, Fat, between ith aer at Go'clock. Full orchestra, Prize ‘Admission, 25¢. Jele-im Ww OCCOQUAN FALLS, Va— ‘The steamer Mary Wasbincton. River View every Sunday: leaving at 10 am acd 3 turuing at 2. a Pm Tickets, Occoquan Falls every Wednesday. 9 a m., returning at. 5 25 “cen:s Family days atRiver Brday. leaving at 10 a m.,returning at 5:30 p.m. Tickets, 10 & Professor Proctor's Dancing School Reunion at River View. every Saturday even ing, leaving at 6:30 p.m. returning at 11. p. nL ‘Daneing down and back, and at the grounds on all of the above trips. The largest and finest pavilion on the Potomac at River View. Tickets, 26 cents. Posl- tively no objecticnable ‘allowed on the above tips, For charter inguireof E.S RANDALL. Je10 ‘Manager. GiBEAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BUDGE ‘Steam Packet Excelsior make regular trips on Sundays ‘a, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving High street and Canal, Georgetown, a: 8 a.m. Fre Kognd Trip Scents For further iiformation apply to J. G.and J. M. WATERS, 1047 32d streetjel7-1m* AMUSEMENTS. LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, ERA DIAVOLO. E WINSTON as FRA DIAVOLO, BLANCHE CHAL leaving at m. Tickets, View ‘every sat: iaiy S—Fii ‘Hi GOLDEN HEN, Adapted from Audran’s Serment L”Amour. ‘Seats now on saie. ips to Marshall Hall on MONDAY. JULY Oth, leav- ing her wharfat 10 o'clock « mand 1 oclock p.m, leaving Marsbail Haivat 12 im and/S: pts: Round trp. There. will be public i, musi, Sabcing and goud catering: vane MOGS1, MERSOS-(NDEPENDENCE Day— AVE The steamer W. W. CORCORAN will mak ‘two trips to Mount Vernonand Marsball Hall M DAY. JULY 5th. Boat will leave at .0 am. and 3:30 pm. returning at 3:15 and$ p.m Fare, roundtrip, Yt Mount Vernon, $1: all other points, 50 cents. wea Se SENAY “URSION TO CABIN JOHN S\Bridge on steamer H. G. WAGNER—SUNDAY, JULY 4th. steamer will leave mY ecuck Roundtrip, 236 "TBR IUNIOR EXCELSIOR AND TRUSTEE OF ith Street Presbyterian Church Excursion % postponed uni! JULY Sth (THURSDAY ).on ac ut of rain. Tickets purchased will be good. “ite SIEST GRAND PICNIC OF LOGAN TRIBE, No. 8, of Georgetown, D.C..LO.K MA To be given at Lochbocler City Garden, New York ave. and lst sic nw. MONDAY, JULY STH. Mii Hed Men of the jurkcicuon are cordially in- ited to parsicipate in’ receiving Lena ‘Tribe, of Pbiladeipbia Brother G. W. Bennett has been, Shove mast syne [EXXcgESION To CABIN JOHN, BRIDGE aND GREAT FALLS on Steamer “Henry G. Wag- her” MONDAY, JULY STH. Boat leaves Congress ‘and Canal streets at &30 o'clock sharp. Tickets SU cents, tobe had a: the Bout and Elphonzo Youngs. dyiste OLY 4 AND 5. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, TWO GRAND EXCURSIONS zo COLONIAL BEACH. Steamer T. V. ARKUWSMITH, From 7th-st. wharf. at 8:30 am. sy hd Fewwiar trips duridg the season; see advt, St Mi seare HALL Steamer W. W_ CORCORAN Wit make ‘cay excursions to, Marshall, Fall and Ghaasot leaving #¢40'a ariving ai Washington a ‘The Gid Manor House at Marshall Hail ied up with elegant receptiva Tooms for iwiies and fetminn, ad" ineuls rvtd la varte. Frat, me Ee, ioe cream and lunch supplied excursionlata Fare for round-trip 23 cette. make Ez; Congress st. and Canal’ Sye2t two trips to Mar- 30 p.m., returning e Rouid trip 25e. ‘Steamer "A RLOW SMITH" Every SATURDAY EVENING a¢6 pm. ‘Music ‘and Danciug. Fare 25< yl Jur « Jura GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION To RIVER VIEW, ON MONDAY, SULY 5, 1996. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make THREE TRI Sam.) pm and 5:30 p.m Prof. F. M. PROCTOR will have charge of pavilion. MUSIC BY PROF. J. D. COLDWELL. Tickets: Gentleman and lady 50 Calidren, 25e. Gentleman, 50c. ‘Wo odjectionabie partirs allowed on board. £8 RANDALL, Manager. ee YOLONIAL BEACH, POPULAR WATERING PLACE and EXCURSION RESORT. SPECIAL ATTIACTIONS. Large Hote! Dining Roous and Pavilion. Bet BATHING BEACH and SHORE DINNER. ‘ALL THE LAK AMUSEMENTS. Seamer TV. ARKOWSMITH, Expressly fitted for the service. Capacity’ 1,000 pas- feogers, Wil make regular excursion (rips to the Bear og TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURS DAY and SUNDAY= during the season. Leaving Ttb-street wharf at. Leave the Beach at. Deaton. ‘Mondays and Fridays je302m STEAMER ARKOWSMITH. DSELECRSATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS Ro MARSAALL HALL during the Season, com- prucies JULY SD. from Tu street Ferry whart at nie, Dancing and Good Dinner. Fare. round 2 1836. 301m 1886. EXCURSION SEASON on TH B ANDO To the following Pointe: EVERY TUESDAY To PEN-MAR, Commencing July 6 Roundtrip rate. Leave Bam. returning at B0U persons Every Ueket call EVERY THURSDAY TO MAKPER'S FERRY AN) KYKNE'S ISLAND ON THE POTOMAC. ‘Music, Boating, Dancing and Fishing. sans 00 ‘ixave iu05 rope = y teket calls for a reserved seu. & m, returning at 7pm. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER SUNDAY To THE LURAY CAVERNS, Commencing July 4 and 7. calls tora reserved soni.” Leave 6200 ing at © pun. “tecure. your Heavis 39 sf C1 and 1351 Pennsylvania See, eon tee abd O. Station ou moruing Uf excursion, Jesh fae GY EAT FAL ast, Canin sous Be Gtr rccaanee ue Wn JOHN BRIDGE San: above puwis Further information ‘S821 M (Briuge) we, Georgetown. jeze-lm Racixa at IVY cITY JULY STH. ‘First race, for road horses; eight entries. Second race, free for all—trotters and pacers— four entries. ‘Thifd race, running, one mile—Gentlemen ridees. Sy2at G as New York ave. and a Cae re Y, JULY 8D, eres Co eer THE CELEBKATED ORCHESTRA ‘And MONS. IGNAZ CONRADI, Tenor. Admission 10c. ‘fy1-ate MESMERISMC—A PROFESSIONAL aT LEIS AVE “ure will give lessons tn this fascinating art to ‘Such as possess the requisite amount of magnetisin to Piactice it, Proof given as to power. “Address ox 54, Star office. sy1-3t* ASEBALL FOR THE STL ‘The rs of the Ulympic Park, of George- town. D. C.. are happy to state to the patrons of Base ball of thie District “that they are now in. i Of oue of the fuest bal! grounds in the country,” and will open on MONDAY, JULY STH, the series of Ames for the amateur campionship of this District. ne grounds are beautifully situated, with a spring of Sparkling cold water, and our cub’ the old OLY M- ICS. willing to cross bats with any one, feeling cond dent they will make a good record this season. ‘There will be TWO GAMES ON MONDAY. ‘Morning, 10—Analostans vs. Olympics, Evening, 4—Merchants va Olympics, Admission. 15ct, Je30-4t0 yEW NATIONAL THEATER. aN McCAULL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY. First production in English in Washington of Mil locker’s charming Millt: THE BLAC Reserved seats, 25 PANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BCLE RUN, 15th st., two blocks south of Pennsylvania ave, ‘The most realistic Battle Scene ever Lighted at night by 300 electric iights. OG; from a.m. to 10 p.m. oe under 12 years, 25 Jed Aumission, SU cents: Children cents. On Sundays haif pi = Sxasoxastz Goons Gas COOKING STOVES. LAWN MOWERS. GARDEN VASES GARDEN HOSE. HOSE REELS. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 424 oth street, BUTCHER'S BOSTON HARD WAX fs always in season for polishing floors. “psip Laves, Arrextiox. LATEST PARISJAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS. MLLE M. 3. PRANDI, 1309 F Steer. OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS, LOUIs XV. BANGS, EVENING COLFFURES, Hair Dressed aud Babgs Shingled.— mba-4me r OVER lute stock on hand. Slate Hearths all izes for Wood Mantels. Factory and Salesroom, 497 Ct. nw., back of National Hotel jez6-linip* Wane Tsou Poxczx, ‘75 conts per yard. ‘We have just purchased at a great sacrifice a lot WHITE INDIA SILKS which we intend tosell at the low price of 75c per yard. ‘As these goods wash and look well afterwards we consider them the cheapest white material in the market Just opened alot of BARNABY SEERSUCKERS, ‘the finest made. at 25c, in pink, blue and cream. We have just placed on sale a job lot of white goods ‘at 16¢., all styles; many bargains in the lot White, Cream, Pink and Blue EMBROIDERED ROBES. Having closed the bulance of spring impor- tation we are offering the greatest bargains ever placed before the public. Lupin's, All-wool, NUN’S BLACK VEILING at 25e These elegant goods have been held at s much higher price, but having bought largely we offer 37g. Goods for 25e. ‘Fine quailty figured BATISTE at 10c. Great bargains ip pure linen HUCK TOWELS at $3 per dozen. All fancy dress goods at cost. Figured IND14 SILKS reduced to $1. BLACK PONGEE $1. ‘The White INDIA SILKS are very desirabld and cheap at 75c. ‘W. M. SHUSTER @ SONS, ‘ 919 Peansylvaniaave, $022, ONE PRICE. F@2rs ‘WM. HAHN & 00, B16 Tih ot Boys H. WALKEK TUCKER, 23 Peun. ave. SCHOOL SHORA = JOS. A. KEPETTI, 1610 14th st, ‘Look for Life Size Boy. Guarantee with every pair. (=> THE watcuer THE HATCHET ‘Will hereafter appear on SATURDAY MORNING Instead of on Sunday, as heretofore, THE HATCHET is a bright, independent paper which deais with all questions of public importance from a candid and impartial standpoint. For sale at ail the news stands and by all newsboys, and delivered from the office, Price: 5 cents per copy. Office, 407 10th street. 1t (Kg AMEETING OF THE OWNERS AND ‘representatives of property In squares 720, 730 and 73t,will be held_at Mecauley's. tall, 208 Penpsyvanil ave. Se.,on FRIDAY EVENING, 2, a6 7:30 o'cloe! equest of many interested. te om yH.HOEKE, AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE "WASHINGTON CADE? CORPS Wednes- day night Major C. A. Fleetwood, the commanding of ficer. tendered his resignation, to take effect _ July 1st, Although it was well kuown that Major Fleetwood ‘would retire ou the 1st of July, he having so notified the Corps last February. the ‘resignation was agur- prise to many, who believed thut, In response to the general desire ‘of its associates, he would consent tO Femain with them, at least for the present. At ihe urcent request of Capt. George H. Boston, who Is generily spoken of as the next commanding officer of the Corps, the resignation was withdraw’ ‘and, by unanimous yote, Major Fleetwood was plac on the retired list with his present rank. Itis under Stood that at an early date the oflicers will tender their old commander a banquet in recoguition of his past ‘services to the corps. au (Kee, WE. THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERS, Jo agree not to open Our respective places business on MONDAY, JULY O1H. 1980, ELPHONSO YOUNGS COMPANY, JOHN KEYWORTH, Hulls Cltary @ co, CLEA: J.C ERGOOD & CO, ; HR BKYAN & Bic BARBOUR & 1. JACKSON € © FRaNK HUM E RICHARD, K 0. EDMONSTON, HILL & c PETER F. BACON. sy2-ae (RS, SA ALY, DPNER GTH AND EL 6. n.W.~-Propowils for renting the above Hall for dancing school purposes, TUESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, jor the coming season, will be Te ceived until JULY 10TH. -luiormation furnished by te Tankor, Address LRGASUNEL, Star ollie. y2-oee OE. 22 2S SuUIE HAS MOVED HIS office from, #16 12th st., to 881 14th st. n.w. Sy2-2we (a, SHANINGS GIVEN AWAY. APPLY ‘at WHEATLEY BROS’ Mill,” W Georgetown, D.C. IN THE RI COURT OF THE (Ra Fi PoP RUE Sa JouN M. YOUNG Vs. ARKANSAS G. MaRxs et al.—No. Pia; aaron JAMES S EDWAkbs and HEXRY WISE GAT. NETT, the trustees appointed herein to muke sale of the real estate and preiiseainy thine ee gas oF Sold, having reported. that they: have wei cater All feald eal estate aud preisises’ whith eater ase articularly aod in detuu set (ors tn a epee aed kiid trusecs having also veporica oon eae had in respect thereof and as necessary und ieeldental tosald'salts, tis ths FIRST Oey OF aU 1536, ordertdy adjudged and Ocezeeds unt tad ibs itd proceeding will be approved anu coated MONDAY, THE: SECUND DAY OF AUGU: T next, Unlesscause to thecontrary De sows balvsectiataae Provided a cory pf this order be published once a werk for three successive weeks bette sand last neectieted aud the Washington Law. ieporter Srinter ud aa ‘he report suites thatthe aggregutecok te seg suiounta to the auiu of tifty thousand seven hindved anu dity-Ave and Go-1u0 dolars wero os WPS CO ruatce A true copy—Test: RJ, aeice'd ‘ierk. _ByaE DULANGY, asve dirs “EIS eS. CHAKLES & HAGNEK HAS ‘moved his oflice and residence trom 1400 1 8. to 1507. aud changed his ofllce hourss 9 10 1 1toz too pm Jy. EW YORK AVE, PRESBYTERIAN Church.—On wccount of the repairs. this will be clused on Inursday nights and Sune days for the next two weeks iylsue (Fearn, THE GROCERS OF WEST WASHING- ‘ton will e.ose their respective pluces of bust hess SATURDAY at 12 PM. and oper TUESDAY MURNING, remaining clhised over MONDAY. Jy Lat IHE FULLOWING NAMED MEK chauits will uot open thelr respective pisces of business on MONDAY, s uly St 2 NWELL & SON, G JOHN Ht. MAGRUDEL, CO BREA! it CHEAP, CHEAPER (HEAPEST—A ‘two-burner Vapor Stove for $3. A. eoaroil pte, 22. Best vapor fluid, 5 gal- lons 79c, W. B MARCHE, 225 Pal uve. soe Lele phone 4153 jeB0-40 (t= NOTICE TO ALL CAPTAINS OF VES: SE5~sris ON THE “POTOMAG—The Draw Spanning the Georgetown channel at Long Bridge will De closed SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, the 9d and Ath of July, for necessary rey, H. CARTE! Supt B and PR 3e30 DEUGGIST. 43 ‘The ‘most complete Druz establishment ta Son Washington. Prescriptions a special ri TRACT).S AND BUILDERS ee ERS ow, derthe ann vameo! Bawinte Coney EFCuitdieas call kinds. “They have bed ide’ eea ood Work a fae price LUMBER. N IN HARDWOODS. received upwards of 50,000 feet of Dry Teil cer for ten days ‘7th st. aw, Fi No. 1 dressed pe Ga, Gi, 8-4, dressed two sider, 8470 per 100 te Dry4-¢ Walnut, 15 per 100 fe. Dry 4-4 Cherry, No, 1. dressed’ $0.50; er 100, QTY #4. O4 and C4 Asti, No.2, dressed, 30.25 per These are the lowest prices ever offered by any yard in tliscity for the quality of stock; and In ade ition to this 1 wi take prices on all stock In hand correspondingly ow. “The above prices are net cash, ou delivery,” Shall be pleased to sare your orders. WALI MCLEAN. and streets northwest. SER AND 6 Temoved his piace of ‘reste dence from 191 New Hainpsnire avenue to Mount Pieasaut, desires to iuforus his patrous that all me sages left aud all orders uddressed to Viason's drug store, No. 2030 14th strect northwest, will receive Prompt aitention, ‘Telephone call Jezdawe James.E Fitch, Tobert C. Fox. George W. Brown, FITCH, FOX & BROW: Established 1966, Real Estate and Loan Brokers, Office 1487 Pennsylvania ave, (Opposite U's. Treasury.) having All properties placed in our hands for sale are in- ferted without charge iu OUF “Heal Estate Adver: tiser. Special attention given to the management of ex tates and of properties belonging to hon-residents Also ti the reiting of houses, and collection of rete, At moderate rates, without charze tor paying taxes: Fenitiing rents andattenuing to repairs, to Which per: sonal attention Is given. yezi-Lin ative System, line, including erection and compietion of bulldiugs of every de scription. “Plans aud specifications furnished on appli- cation. Owners will do wel to submit plans already: made.” Address Lock Box 699, City Postoilice. “Shop 618 K st. uw. Jeb ij EW. S-GALLON STAR ine Cleveland fluld, ing OuLor repair jebrated Cleveland 1, delivered. re for fag Vapor Stoves if you use our ce Fluid. No more leaky Vapor Stoves. Call aud’ see 3718 ma. fhe latest Improvement A. EBERLY 80 th st. Je SCK AND W vilders —We invite ‘and carpenters’ work todo tosubmit their plans and specifications to us for eat mates, We being pructical Wormuen and buliders, Will give éntire satisiaction in price and work. Jobbing romptly and neatly done. “All kinds of heavy. fraine raising doue Address 709 Ist. n. W. JeS-Lun® (Keep BEACH YOUR ORDER FOR FINE DRESS SHIRTS with HALL & BARNES, FURNISHERS AND SHIRT MAKERS, 908 F st. W. | ae” Buccessors to THUMPSUN'S SHIRT FAC. ‘TOR mys (Fee DANFORTH, FLUIDS GALS, DELIV- ‘ered for $1.00. 5. of the SO-CALLED Cleveland Fluid delivered, Phe largest assort- mentof Vapor Stoves in ‘town, with the latest tm- rovements. Call and see them in operation at W. 5. ENKS & COS, 717 7th st. uw. Jed in ASSORTMENT OF Gas. [ee * bang FIXTURES. Fine line ot Brass Fenders und Andirons. Also No charge for Hanging. Fancy Goods, EF. BROOKS, mi 531 Lom st. CORSON & MACARTNEY, NKERS, BANKE. GLOVER BUILDING, idly F STREET. Deposits, Loans, xchange, Collections Dealers in Government, District Bonds aud all Logal Securities, ‘Stocks and Bonds listed on the Stock Exchanges ot New York, Philadeiphia, Boston and Baltimore Bought aud Sold. Orders in American Bell Telephone Stock executed by wire direct from our office to Boston Constant quotations of this stock received. ja26 PHOSVITAL—THIS COMBINATION. OF Caibaya, Wild Cherry and Horstord’s Acid Phosphates, is « popular and. “nt Brain and Nerve onl, and. & sacequurd la. Sold ag. MILBUKN’S PHARMACY ivauia ave, ‘agains, Malari » 1429 Pennsyl bottles oF on draught w.th’ soda water. in DENTAL INFIRMARY OF NATION A: (Bee Univernity, luvs tet new. exirssaae tng ‘ther work done under the supervision of copy ‘operators #: cost of taterial: Open frou to 9 p.m, Shiiy, except Banday’ nyno-ban = WM AND_W3_KEDIN Wood: Liw, Hous Zand 9, WALD, Ai {dew to's convey ances ot Gearaetowis and Coat mt to all convey atices own and Cot property and Utes to such made a specialty. apS-dm Washington News and Gossio. GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.—Internal Tevenue, $339,273; customs, $614,452. ANOTHER VeTo,—The President today ‘vetoed another private nension bill, Fonps Tri Juxx 1512.—The President yes- terday afternoon approved the joint resolution providing for ffveen days expenditure of the government not provided for in the appropria- jon bills already passed, PUBLIC PRINTER RouNDs yesterday issued an address to the employes of the government printing office congratulating them updén the Success of the movement to obtain for the employes fifteen days leave annually with pay. ENTITLED TO EXTRA PAY FOR ALL Work Over E1cuT Hours Per Day.—The first con- troller has deciaed that where laborers, work- men and mechanics in any of the executive departments are required to work more than eight hours per day they are entitled to extra compensation for the additional time, unless they have entered intos contract to the on- rary. NAVAL Orpexs.—Lieut, F. A. Wise, ordered to continue on duty at the naval academy un- til July 1, 1887; Lieut. Jno, T. Newton, detach- ed from the Vermont and ordered to the Atian- ta; Paymaster Geo, A. Lyon, granted six months’ leave, Tux Disrricr Desr.—The U.S. Treasurer has issued a statement of the indebtedness of the District of Columbia July 1, 1886. The total debt was $21,279,600; the amount of debt, re- Hred since July 1, 1878, $1,664,000; reduction in annual interest charges ‘since July 1, 1878, 97 173-89; issue of ‘District 95.608 to due, 08 AMONG THE PRESIDENT’S CALLERS TO-DAY Were Senator Ransom, Representatives Kelley, McCreary, Randall, Holinan, Storm, Springer, ‘Hall, Canlpcve with Assistant Surgeon Gene- tal Perin, U.s.A., Brechenridge (Ky.), Jobnston Gs .), and Bianchard, with Wm. A Seay, U. 8, Minister to Bolivia; George D, Hervert,Chus, BL, Smith, R. C. Wiliver and Wm, P, Hastings, of Pennsylvania, THOosE who leave the city during the summer can have THESraR mailed to them for any length of time and the address changed as often as desired. ‘he subscription must be invariably paid in advance. PuBiic Drpr.—fhe decrease in the public debt during the month of June was $9,061, 818.34. Total cash in the‘ Treasury, $402, 917,173.34. BILLS APPROVED.—The President yesterday afternoon approved the diplomatic and con- sular appropriation biil and the act authorizing the Denison and Washita Valley Railroad to consiructand operate a railway through the Indian Territory. AEMY ORDERS.—Major General A. H. Terry and Assistant Surgeon General Glover Perin have been relieved irom duty on the retiring board at Fort Snelling, Minn. and Brigadier General Thomas H. Kuger and Assistant Sur- geon Wim. L, Kucedler have been detailed in their place. “Chapiain George G. Mullins, 25th infantry, bas been ordered beiore the retiring bourd at Fort Sneiliug. Orduance Sergeants Alexander Jamieson and Churles Lange have been placed ou the retired list. Leave of 2d Licut. Charles P. iiliott, 40a cavalry, las been extended Uuree inonths tor disability. RESTORED To THE NAVy.—The Secretary of the Navy to-day issued a general o1der restor- ing to the navy Clarence H. Mathews, John C, Leonard, Andrew McAllister, Willis B. Day and Kovert B. Higgins, who graduated us cadet engineers, but who, with one exception, Big- gins, who entered the revenue marine service, Were discharged jor deticiency or plysical dis- wbility Upou Lue examinat aS Navui cadets two yeurs later. The acti of the Secretary Was bused Upon ab opiuion of the Atior Mey General under the decision af the Supreme Court. THE PRESIDENT was yesterday invited by Representative O'Donnel to visit the fair to be held in Jackson, Mich., in September. The President said that he would be glad to be prés- ent, especiully us many o1 Mrs. Cleveland’s relu- Lives live in thut city. If he can make the neces- sary arrangements be will be in attendance. The President hus declined an invitation to Visit Woburn, Mass. Lhis summer, as Le does not contemplate a trip to the east. PERSONAL.—Commissioner of Internal: Reve- nue Miller has gone to Hot Springs, Va,, for a few days, to see Secretary Manuing.—Geo. W. Taekler, ot N. ¥.; Louis D. Kangh and family, Of Phitivelphia; W. b. Fiske, jr, ot N. R. Jones, of Seranwn, and W.H. Gill, US. A, are at the Kizgs.—Lieut. Greesy’ will go to-duy? to Wooustuck, where be is o deuiver a Fourie orJuly oraticn—Senor Muruga, the Span- ish “minister; Senator Jones,” of -Ne- Vada; Representative Le Fevre’ and Wii liam” H. Armstrong, of Washington, were registered in New York last night—~ Gen. Thomas L, Crittenden, U, 8. Aj Gen. V. D, Groner, Norfolk, Va.; L. H. Ransom, Loudon; Jobn Perkin uid Ben). Petty, Leeds, sngian 4.7, Crew, Zanesviile, Ohio; Hou, Wilhain Me W. Blanding, San Francisco, and C. Cosgrove, Atchison, Kuh. are al the Bobit—Supervist chitect Bell and Wiiliam 2, Curus, of on, were in Chicago on Weduesday. Maj. ‘A. Hilton, the Evangelist, goes to Uceau Grove, Witu his’ family, tof July and August.—Henty $, Brooks, Fraucisco; Hon. J. W, Husted, Peekskill,’N. Y.; J. F. Git den, P. G. Young ahd Clinton’ Rosette, De Kalb, Jil; John E. Bray, Virginia City, Mod J.P. met, Salt Lake; Einanuel Levy, J.H. Brewer, New Jersey; W. er an John E. searies, New York, and James Allison, Cineinnal, are at Wallurd’s.—Ssenator Fair arrived la San Francisco last Thursday.—M. Frauk B. Gessner, of Columbus, Only, corre poudentot the Cincinnati Zimes-Siar, New York Tribune wud other papers, is in the clty—A- L, Kobinsou, Louisviile, 1s’ al the Metropolitan. Ihe Kev. Mr, Lyons, Manchester, N. H., 5. S. Myers, Charlotte, N.C, and Willan Abels, Camden, N, J., are at the National, Changes in the Offices. DISMISSALS IN THE PRINTING AND ENGRAY- ING BUREAU, ETC, The following dismnissals have been made in the bureau of engraving and printing to date from the 30th of June, on account of jack of work: Plate printers—Thomas Millard, James A. Hunter, Julian Tapp, John 7, Kane, George W. Brown, Ferdinand Gauyrean, Puilip Coleback, Kaw. W. Robertson, Geo, AL McLaughlin, Frank 8. Bernard and’ Jno.’ M Hammond; ‘apprentices, Chas. Foertéch ‘and Geo, H, Turtou; and printers’ assistants, Louise K. Plant, Fiorence A. Krepps and. Lillie C. Kreumer, ‘A tew scattering dismissals in the ditefen t branches of the bureau have also been ordered. Along the removals yesterday were Major Willard Saxton, of the first controller's office, and Mr. Cuaries’H, Cherry, of the office of con: troller of the currency. ————— The New Chief of Police. ON DUTY AT HEADQUARTERS TO-DAY. Major Walker was ou duty at police head- quarters to-day, and received many of bis friends who called to congratulate him. He spent much of bis time looking over papers and records und getting ap insight into the details Of his official duties, Major Dye was also at the office during the day arranging papers. WHAT COMMISSIONER WHEATLEY Says, Commissiouer Wheatley, speaking toa STAR Teporter about the new chief,said he was a man of force, and he thought be would make a Fecord with which the people would be pleased. No other changes in the police departmen., he said, had been considered. ‘The Commissioners would bold Major Walker responsible for the department, and of course that gentieman had Bot had tine to look over his field of duty. Major Walker is one of Commissioner Webb's boudsmen. B —__—. Society. Mrs, A. A. Hayes left the city yesterday to Visit her sister, Mrs. Folsom, at Lenox, Mass, Mrs. Horace Helyar has arrived at her cottage in Newport. Mr. Helyar and the children Joined uer there on Tuesday. , Count and Countess d’Arschot, of the Belgian legation, bave taken a cottage at New London. Gen. Stevenson, the First Assistant Posunas- ter General, bus returned from # few days’ visit to Churloiteville, Va., where Mrs. Stevenson und her children are spending the suunme: Mra. Gross hus been sponding a week with ‘Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Townsend, at their beautiiul home at South Mountain, Dr.and Mrs. N, L. Linooln gave a dinner on Weduesday evening to ex-Gov. and Mrs, The other guests “were Mir. aud “Mie Ak Hayes, Mis. Gwynn and Commissioner Webb. Minister and the Misses West, Mrs. Endicott, tony Sire Lieven, Mrs SCE Ene Mra eee son, Mrs, Lieber, Mrs. J.P. oy ‘Hoyers, Mrs, Chamberlain and dni “John F. at 1183 Goode, were those who paid their yesterday. ‘ina respects to Bits, Cleveland Senator and Mrs, Payne have gone to spend the 4th at their home in Cleveland, Mrs. Whitney went to New York where she will for @ but f (ur Hor cuitdren at bet peat AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. THE APPROPRIATION BILLS. Both Houses of Congress at Work Economy and Civil Service Reform Dis- cussed in the Senate. Land Grant Forfeitures in the House. The Senate. ‘The Senate proceeded to vote on the reserved amendments to the legisiative appropriation Dill. A long discussion took place on an amend- ment reducing the number of Senate messen- gers from 27 to 25. Messrs. Riddleberger, Teller and Harris op- Posed the reduction. Mr. Allison, chairman of the appropriations committee, stated that only a part of the addi- tional fores employed when the Butler mansion Was leased, Was disinissed when that lease Was terminated, and it was now proposed to do away with ihe remainder of that extra force. Mr, Riddleberger replied that a number of new committee roomy had been constructed In the Senate wing and that the extra force is atill needed. ‘Mr. Harris sald the additional force was not given to the Butler mansion, but to certain committees of the Senate; that these com- mittees are still in existence. He maintained that there was nota single supernutaerary on the force, and he Would not vote to reduce it. Mr. Conger said it was a matter of public no- toriety that when the Butler house was given up it was claimed that more committee rooms than were afforded by that house couid be pro- vided in the Capitol building. ‘The architect of the Capitol was instructed to provide additional committee rooms. Ten additional committee Tooms were provided, und the committees, still in existence, require their messengers and la- borers as much us they ever did. Mr. Conger contended that tuere were no more men on the force thun are actuully needed. . On the committee's uinendment to cut off messengers the vote stood, ayes 21, nays 25. So the amendment was rejected. There was no political significance in the vote at all, it belug inade up, On both sides of the question, of re= Publican’ and democrats, ‘The next question was on the adoption of the committee's amendment to cut off one fireman aU $1,080 a year, . Huddicberger criticised the appropriation com nittee ior cutting off poor laboring men, but taking care of itself, “Instead of cutting off poor laboring men let them dismiss the tonsorlal artist who splits the hair to cover bald places on senatorial heads and Waxes the dudish mus- laches of Senators. ‘The amendment to cut off the fireman was carried—24 to 23, ‘The amendment to reduce the skilled laborers from ten to eight was adopted—24 to 19, ‘The amendment cutting off two janitors at $9U0 each was rejected—20 AGAINST THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIO! An amendment for an additional clerk for the civil service commission was opposed by Mr. Vance, who remarked that it the commis- mission was unable to do do any more business it wouid be so much the better, “A USELESS PIECE OF MACHINERY. Mr. Saulsbury looked upon the civil service commission from beginning to end asa useless piece of machinary. would repeal the law. Mr. It he had his way he Voorhecs sitid that be had never been for but, while it was lu4reat It fairy aud give ita fair chance. Ii there was any goud in It he hoped the yuod would come ‘oui, Ii not, the uct Would be made manitest in due timé and the people Would pass upon it, MK, INGALLS DID NoT WONDER. Mr. Ingalls did not wonder at Mr. Voorhees being in favor of the civil service law as adimin- istered by the democratic party, and he quuiea from the statement ot the commissioner of pen- sions that, out of seventy-seven men appointed by him ubder civil service rule, seventy-two Were democrats, and the otber flve were of un known polltics.’ He bad no doubt that it the clerical force of the commission bad been suifi- cient the politics of the other five would bave been found out, and the men would have been democrats. z MR. VOORHEES’ VIEWS, Mr. Voorhees defended the commissioner of pensions, and commended the practice of the two great parifes in putting their own ad- herents into office. Still he would no more cut down the force of the civil service commission, ordeny it the means of giving the system & fair trial, than he would vote to cut off supplies from an ‘army in the iield,even if he did not approve the policy of the war. ‘The commission was discharging its duty, and he was for up- holding its bands fu a iidcral_and proper spirit. Mr, Harrison said that if the civil service commission needed additional clerical help he was willing to give IL, House of Representatives, On motion of Mr. Toole (Mon.), a Senate bill Was passed providing for an additional justice of the supreme court of the territory of Mon- tana. ‘Mr. Payson (IIls.). from thecominittee on pub- lic lands, reported back # bill forfeiting lands granted to certain southern states to aid in the construction of railroads, with a Senate amend- ment, excepting the Guif and Ship Island rail- road from the terms of the forfeiture. Mr, Paysou said that the commitice recom- mended @ concurrence in the amendment. He Was in favor of the fortetture of the Guif and Ship Island lands, but the Senate had taken @ stand against this fofteiture, and be feared that Hf the amendimeht was not concurred 1n, the whole bul, which Involved 7,000,000 acres of land, might fail. Tbe bill, as’ ainended, would forielt the lands of six railfoads, and hethought that slxsevenths of w loaf was better than no read, Mr, Anderson (Kan.) opposed concurrence, He wished to let the country understand the position in which the Senaté pluced tie House ou these fortelture bills. He was vot ready to have a thumb screw put upon him by the Sen. ate or by dny conceivable form ot railroad power, The question presented was whether the House would maintain its position or give Way to the railroud power in the Senate. Mr. Weaver (Iowa) indorsed Mr. Anderson's Temarks.and favored seuding the bill toa co! ference committee. ‘Mr, Adains (Lil.) thought that the amendment should be non-concurred in, as he saw no reason tor excepting the Gult and Ship Island irom the operation of & bill which applied to other rail- Touds in exactly the same condition. Mr. Barksdale (Miss,) declared ttat Mr. An- derson’s inUmution that the Senate was con- uolled by railroad influences was unjust and unjustitiible. gilte amendment was finally agreed to—154 to PETITION OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR. ‘Mr. Harmer (Pa.) presented a petition signed by 2,000 Knights o1 Labor of the 5th congres- sional district of Pennsylvania urging the pass- age OF bills now pending before Congress calcu. lated to protect the interests of labor. Referred, THE BILL REPEALING THE PRE-EMPTION LAWS, On motion of Mr. Cobb (Ind.) the Senate amendments were non-concurred in to the bill repealing the pre-emption, timber culture and desert land laws, and Messrs. Cobb, Stone (Mo,), and Payson were appointed as conferees, REPORTS ON VETO MESSAGES. Mr. Taulbee (Ky.), from the committee on invalid pensions, submitted a report upon the ‘veto message of the President on the bill grant- Ing a pension to Carter W. Tiller. ir. Sawyer (N. ¥.) submitted @ similar report on the veto message on the bill granung @ pen- sion to Andrew J. Wilson. ‘The reports were ordered printed and laid over for the present, THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL, The House then went into committee of the whole (Mr. Hammond, of Georgia, in the chair) on the general deficiency bill. The District in Congress, THE GAS INVESTIGATION REPORT, ‘The Senate District committee at their regu- lar meeting to-day ordered a favorable report upon the nomination of Mr. Tait to be Justice of the for the District. Mr. Spooner thi Submiitied the report of the sub-commitice on the price of gas, but had aot finished reading 1t when the hour of noon urrived, and the eom- mittee adjourned to attend the session of the Senate. A special meeting will he held at 10:30 ‘& m. to-morrow to resume consideration of the Feport on gas, and it is the purpose of the com- Taltive ofeach a final condlusion on the sub: Ject to-morrow, * ‘THE NOMINATION OF ME. MATTHEWS nomination jected committee aud Bence has had no Spportaiity to subunit tao re- Toute sear visemes oe before the Senate efforts are | made to have ‘the com- mitiee and. PRAYING TO HAVE TAXES REFUXDED. ‘Mr. Seulsbury, in the Senate, presented = ‘® fight made to reverse theaction of tion from Charles D. and Miriam K. Maxwell, alleging that they have paid special improve- ment taxes to the amount of $1.376 on their roperty on F street, near the War, State and avy department; that their property has been Injured instead of benefited, and praying that the money be refunded to them. Referred to the District committee. ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF THE APPROPRIATION EILL. In addition to the items of the District appro- Priation bill, mentioned in THE STAR yester- day, the Senate amendment appropriating $3,500 for a new buildi for the Industrial home school remains in the bill, but the appro- priation for steam heating apparatus for the School is strickea out. Provision is made of $3,500 to complete the building of the hospital for toundlings; for Saint Rose industrial schoc eS for additional accommodations for louse of Good Shepherd, $5,000; for association for works of mercy $5,000, and for homepathie hospitai, $5,000; ‘for lighting streets, $100,000 is appropriated, at $20 a lamp, out of which $10,000 must gover the expense of electric lighting; tor laying new water mains, $75,0U0; for the destitute colored women and children, $2,500. The pay of the Commissioners’ mes senger is fixed at $600 per annum, not $200, as erroneously printed yesterdu; Capitel Topics. THE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL, The House passed the sundry civil appropria- Uon bill yesterday. All the amendments ap- proved by the committee were adopted, except that appropriating $103,600 for the installation Of the statue of liberty at New York. THERE WAS A LIVELY DEBATE in the House yesterday alternoon between Messrs. Randall, Holman and McMillan on the part of the democrats, and Messrs. Reed, His- cock and Bayne, champions for the republican side. ‘The controversy grew out of a proposed. amendiment to the sundry elvil appropriation bill relative to the binding of public documents at the government printing office. Mr. Hiscock Started the row by asserting that the majority in the louse were well awure tuat the bills re- ted irom the appropriations committee were inadequite to met the requirements of the public service, yet they purposely reduced the appropriations aud made a grand parade of their economy, Well knowing that either the Senate would have to provide tue necessary amount or there would be a large deficiency, ‘He characterized such proceedings as even be- neath the name of demugozisin. - Mr, “Randall delended the economie prineipies of the appro- priations comititee, tue House aud the admiv- istraionjand with greatearuestuess announced that the Wemocraue party had pledged itself to see Lhat due economy was observed in the exe Denditure of the public money, and the iron rule of Une majority in the House could not be Shaken or disturved by the launts and flings irom gentiemen ou the other side of the House, THE VETOED PENSION BILLS. An attempt will be made at the session for the consideration of private bills tw-night to pass some Ot the best of the disapproved pen- sion bis. gver theggresident’s Veto Mr, Matson, the capa ot faVulid pensions “commit tee, Wilf resist thgetfort, aud other memuers hate threatened insist upon Lue preseuce Of a quoruun to vote upon this question. ‘There is bo probability of a quorum being secured, uid itis uot at all likely that the biiis could be passed in the face of the objectious pointed out vy the President, even ii uw vote were al- lowed. Memvers of the committee that favor- abiy reporied Ube bilis are reluctant to confess Wwe justice of the actin, yet ew of them only will agree Lhal tbe bills Suould be passed over the veto. FITZ-JOHN PORTER OVERCOME WITH JOY. Geu. Wheeler has received a letter trom Gen, Porter, in which ue says: “My Dear Grneral: You gave me the first an= DoUNCcEMent Of Lue secund slep iv Lue grand Vic~ tory—aud gave me a thrill of joy wuich I at ouce spread Wo my scaliered huniy. Tuope the giver ts bappier than the receiver, for Its you ure Diessed indeed.” As you ure it deed, This victory is more trying than my disgrace in 1863. “1 um overcome with joy.” NOMINATIONS. The Presidentsent the joliowimg nominations to the Senate yesterday: Jon G. Shicids, of Micuigan, to be ehiet justice of the supreme court of Arizona, G. Cuuse Godwin Ww be United States attorney for Lae western district 0: Michigan, Also a number of posumasters. THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL. Itis probable that tue President will not be given an opportunity to ¥etu the river and burbor bill, The members of tae House com- mittee, being assured tbat he would be api to disapprove it, are deleruined not Lo agree to the Senate “amendments, particularly tbat Which provides ior the ka ciinepin exual. INDIAN LANDS FOK KALLKOAD PURPOSES. Senator Dawes, trom tue committee on In- dian affairs, to-day reported the House bill to authorize the Secretary of the Interior wo nego- Uate with the Suoshone and Bannock tives of Indians for the relinguisument of their Utle to So much o: the lands of the Fort Hail reserva- on, in idabo Territory, as is required tor the uses of tue Utau and” Nortuern railway eom- pany aad the Oregon Short Line rauway coui- pany, as u subsuLute lor Senaior Mitchell's bill Jor ile saine purpose. THE KEBELLION RECORDS. In the Senate yesterday quite a discussion occurred on the ainenuwent of the appropria- tions counmitiee to the legislative bill to strike out the paragrapn for the ollice work connected. Wita tue puuiication of tue teculus of the rebel lion—it being Cuacged Ubat Luese records were mot edited with impartiality and were mvt couliued to ine recurds vi Lhe War period, A particular instance of Unis was dwelt upou— lato: tue Fiz Joan Porver mnaiter, Finally the jarugiaph Was retained but with & proviso re tricting tie publication to contemporaneous €Vebis Of lbe War; aud another proviso direct- Ing the pubsicatiol oF the evidence in the Poster 336, situ, Feport puereon by Judge Advocate ‘Gendral Molt. * NOTES, ‘The President has approved the bill to pen- sion John 1, Westertiuuse, lute of Company ¥, Asi regiment Potomac Luine brigade. Seuaior Vest, irom (he comuitice on com- merce, to-day feported # bill to wuthorize tie construction of & bridge over the Bayou Bur- hard, Sliss, ‘Seiulor Teller to-day Introduced a bill to es- tabiiet w land office al Lamar, Col, Senator die way submitted an amend- ment, Intended Ww ve proposed by Senator Sew- eli, tJ tue sundry civii appropriation bill, to ap- propriate 963,500 for building a new steam Lender ior service An the iourtt ligat-house dis trict. Sehator Cameron to-day submitted a proposed Amendinent to the sundry civil appropriation bil, to appropriave $370,000 ior Lhe purchase of UY acres of wand Gujoming the government propery at the Curiisie Indian sciool tor the ereckiomo waditioual buiidings for the use of the schoo} ‘ ; Avis likely, that the House will bein session on Monday, the Sth of July. SECR:TARY MANNING BETTER. To Go To His Home, Through Wash- ington, in a Day or Two. Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller has gone to Hot Springs, Va., for the purpose, it is supposed, of accompany ing Secretary Manning on his return ina day or soirom tbat resort, The Secretary leaves there, uot because of a change for the worse in his condition, as has been reported, but because he feels that he hus ‘obtained all the benerit possible trom the bats, and because he and Mrs. Manning bave found their stay there so quiet and monotonous that tuey do not care to prolong it more than necessary. It was not intended Ubat the Secretary should stay there over a@ mouth. ‘the latest information regarding the Secretary's health is that his con dition hus materially improved. He telegraph- €u to this etfeet to Lis private secretary lew days ago, aud a letter received here from a gentiemnin stopping at Hot Springs states that the Secretary “has coutinued to improve seudily ever since bis urrivul. The Secretary Will leave ima day or so ior Washington, aud wili proceed, to Wath Hil, his usuai summer Tesurt, Jor the remainder of the summer. it is not known whether be wiil go to Albany beiore gouy to Waten Hl or not dissat mude by the Jury, and. will bold _# meeting to- night, at which it is ble some action will be taken to put their complaints into definite, form. ‘the swards, in most cases, ure iar be- low the prices asked of the goveruiment by the owners, Luough they are above the tax ussess- ments.” ‘Tue owbers have a right, under the law, to ‘and have their appeal uied by a appeal ce of wwelve, swe eseness eee RY AN.—The UNERAL oF THOMAS Telegrams to The Star. THE OUTLOOK FOR GLADSTONE BAD. Indications That He Will Be Defeated. WHEAT FIELDS RUINED BY HAIL. SENSATIONAL SUICIDE IN TEAXAS, —.__ Another Secret Order to Deal with Labor Troubles. ae THE EVE OF THE ELECTIONS. oN fent Predicted. Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Ev Lonpon, July 2.—The single contest fought 80 tar, at Colchester yesterday, is pointed to this morning with rapture by the Times asa sige “that in an average English constituency Glad- s.one’s revolutionary doctrines have made no way.” In reality the vote has not this signiti- cance, True, the couservative beat the liberal by 129 votes more than last year, but the Unionist total Is less than the total conservative Poll last year, Manitestly, theretore, as the Standard is torced to admit, there has been no marked transier of support. So tar as this soli- tary election throws light on the struggle, it in- dicates that the liberal ° UNIONISTS MEAN To ABSTAIN FROM VoTING. The unopposed returns are only siguiticant to superstitious people as an omen of the tinal result. Jon Brights speech at Birmingham last night caused the greatest anger amoug the Gladstone men, especially the young liberals of the present zederaiion, In tue smoking roo of Uhe ebiet liberal club Iast nighid eard hiv defined, amid general appiaure. as “a pot-voil- ing deacon, sueaking about the lobbies of Uke columons Writing irrelevant letters. OMINOUS SIGNS FOR GLADSTONE. On the sume occasion an informal vote was taken of the opinions of perhaps Ub bers present concerning the resuit of the elec tions, ‘Lhe first question, “Will Gladstone i: menm- prove his pariamentary position?” was aus- Wered in the ulliriuative, with two disseuUenis, ‘The second question, “Will Giadyoue improve his parilamentary posiion suiiciently tw ena- bie bim to retain oftice: negative by a majority of one. This vote, taken on the spur of the Inomeut, Will be lund @ daily accuraie forecast 0: Lue tual result, From ail I hear Tam ivreed to Leucve that @ severe deieat is banging over Gladstone's uead, although itis twenty-iour hours tov soon tO prophesy. By Awociuted Press, A Triumph For Gladstone. was was in ihe THE PREMIER ELECTED FROM LEITH, AS WELL AS FRUM MIDLOLMIAN, Loxpo, July 2.—A most desperate electoral struggle between the Gladstoueites and the unionists euded to-day by the utter rout of the latier in the parliamentary district Known as the Leith bargus, Mr. W. Jacks was returned Wy the lust parliament as regular liberal by B MWErKY UE 3,570 ILA lular poll OF 5,540 Voles. i1e opposed tue home rave Util, BUC Wies hevertheless considered iuvincibie i bis dis tel aud Was uoIinated tu Lue present eas Vas as a uniunist, Lo cunLinue his opposition Lo tue pretuier's Lash policy. Mr. sacn s ostalliy w Mr. Giudsivue augered Uiousauds oF Sevichmen Of Leith, but they iovked apon Weir vppusitivn to um as hopeless, aud were Quable ly oulain & Cuudidate tO op pose him, wil Wwuse meniined for use seut havilg dechued to run. The tories iu order Ww eiapuusize Lbe Wuivuist opposiciv: Ww the premier, witueld yppositiou au len ube Held Civat Wo MIP. Jacks, so asl we due GO back lo Lue House Oi CoMuMONs WiLL a tat oey juereased majority. ALtue last tour auuwcl by the JAW (ie Hiveral imauagers nouuuaced Le Gisusione Milnsell us their candidate, tue prs Hier euLsenUug. Abus equiy peu Lie Guads.ole ies Went al thelr Work, Lule Was su eitccuve that Air. Jacks became seared and to-day wil Grew ifuin Wae beld, waving ube Lei Sully Wo MIF. Gut stv opposition. This, With tue Midivtaian disiae, gives tue premier Uwe seals ua Scouiaud. dtc Wilk perbaps Chuuse glo sit ior ie lauicr aud seivet @ rellable mal to recontest Leia wiih Assirauce vi success. Air. Giudstone us been reelected tor Midlo- that, air. Parnell and Mr. Maurice Healy (Parneli- Ate) Uave been te-viveied iv represen. Cork clly in Lue House of commuus. ‘Lucy were not op- posed. es A Through Train to Winnipe; Winyires, May., July 2.—The iirst tareush traiuou ie Cauudiau Pacilic railroad acriveu Yesierday. Au audress was delivered vy inayor. Superiuwudeut Lau repued. duiiuary Were oul wud fired a salute. Wheat Ruined by Hail and Droug! WALL FIVE INCHES DEEP COVEUS UNE LALUE DAKOTA AKA. Curcago, July 2.—A° special dispatei from Fargo, Das, says: Kepores received tue p: day of Uwe trom a ¥i points int ees Lavor= Unies there is a generat Tain Very svon, Lac crop in the LErtawest Wats be cutsuortseverai milton busueis. Danae from hail is more eXteusive than das been >u> posed. in portions of Walsti Lai bus rues scores Of welds. Koger Allen, wy lost 749 tie acres, Says Lue bail iell ty Ue depthot ave | lnches and be coud have run a boat ull over bis farm, ——>_—_ Reform Movement in Canada. WHAT THE YOUNG MEN'S KEFORM CONVE:S- TION WANTS DONE. MonTaeat, July 2.—The Canadian indepenu- eee devale Was resumed in ihe young meu s Teiora “couvenuun Yesterday “aud iL was iuved thal the consideration of the question vi Canada’s independence be posipoucd Uli Hex t Year's conveutiva, The myuon was Voted upole Mud carried. A protest sigued by several mena bers was flied declaring Ula sue am Luportu question should nol be deferred Witauul LU iui motion velug pul. iicsulutions adopted condemuing tue governa ploy ing the puviic funds tur assiouug enn declaring that aid Tesiricuous on tue rade aud Colluerce are detrimental Lo Lue best LuLerescs Of the people, thal the tax ou coal, tour wud Other necessarics of liie aud Faw "iuaterials Suould ve wbuusbed, Wat Luis convention 1s Couvineed thal uo setliement or Lhe respec fisuing nguts of Canada and the United states Will prove sulislaclory unless Wue pouucy oF Eug- Jand ip the negoUalions 1s baseu on Lie recoi- mendations o1 We Canadian government, pro- Vesting against Lhe enerouchinenis vi Lue sed- eral government upon tue riguts ol tbe proy- ices, thet Luis couvention is strongly in waver Of treaty of reciprocity With tue Uuiied Sates, A molon to avoush Lue senale Was cared by & Vote of 59 to 26. ——_»—__ Stopped on the Verge of » Washout. Basen, N.C, July 2.—As the fast nail on the Wiumiigion aud Weldou roud reacued » point bait a inile south of Wnitaker's last migut At Wus waved down, AD investigation showed & Wwenty-yurd Washout and Lat Lhe sioue cule Vert was entirely goue. Bui ior tue tunely Warning great joss of life ana property would have eusued. ——>_—_ The Chicago Strike at an End. Cuicaco, July 2.—Tbe usual quiet prevailed in ‘the Luke Suore yards tuis morning. “here was Qo oppusilion Woatever Ww the baudliag of ireigut tains, und tom the inuicaliuus Ab Would seem Lut Lhe strike Was at an end, From Wali Sirees To-day. New Yous, July 2.—Tuere was a strung open- ing ut the sivck exchange Ubis morniug, ast prices showing advances OF My Loy per cout geu- erally. Pacic Mull and Lake Sauce were down 4g euch. ‘tne opening was wine und Lue uarkel Tuied dull aud’ barely Lrm Lbrouguoul ie our. ‘riv absorbed most of the interest aud Was uctive und strung; Si. Paul, Wesiern Union und Aussour, Kapsus aud Lexas mouepulized we Temainder ol ue altentiou, tae rest of Lue List beimg very duil, Lhe cour slucKs siluost egiected. Ube inactive ist there was woe trading in 1, .& W. Consoudaied gus, wach were irregular aud Erie preierred, Waicu uwdvauced 1 per cent. ibe market remained ‘Without special Jeucure sud, at 12 o'clock is very dull aud wr, si ogee REFUSING TO PAY TAXsS BECAUSE KING MILAN DIDN'T WHiF BULGARIA. Vigxxa, July 2.—Advices trom Belgrade, the capital of Servia, cay that the Servian poasauiry generally are ‘They reiuse Ww pay tue fe Rallivan and ftehell May Not Nox. New York, July 2.—“Pat" Sheedy and Mr. Doy, of the” ulllvan-Mitchell manageme - t, calied apo Tay today and discussed the ntaatin, perintendent told them that Ue match could hot goon unless @ theatrical license was prim cured from the mayor, The granting of a cense is problematical. “The contest comld pot take place Moa day was the a-surance given UF the superintendent. The visitors leit withous Aisclosing t heir Intention tu the matter, His Fathér Marricd the Girl He Loved, THE SUPPOSED CAUSE OF THE SUICIDE OF AGAL+ VESTON CAPITALISTS SON. GALvestox, July 2.—Joseph Opperman, aged, 20 years, died yest morning trom the ef fects of & dose of Rough on Kats, scladminie tered, Decoased was ason of GUstave Opper= man, @ capitalist aud & prominent citizen, wha isabventon a bridal tour. Young Opperm: assigned no reason ior his rash act other thaa, that he had taken the poison in fon. Tuts, bows ever, is not believed, ax iis known that he was enamored of the young lady his iather married, and this, (Cis thought, was the ea is cule cide. This is the seco days of Rough 01 aged 45 years, who soug x py taking a dose of great agony last Monday ing the other, The «ue the poi morning, bee San Francisco Sen: 00 SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.—A mons held last night at the Metropotiian Temp: der the auspices of the Young Irelaud P mentary cith to raise money to aid the Triste parlamentary fund. Over 3,000 persons were present and the mevting was very cuthustastle, Seven thousand dollars Was subscribed, whiew will be forwarded to Mr. Parnvll, Lady € Campbell's Loxpox, July mpbe bell, # detendant to-das | sor permission U's petition th “adultery wills Parnell, De Wal ree Snit. case of Lady 4 Colin 1 changing tt unknown.” Th aud all the adlidavits sub tin Campbeil in his tris charges that Lady had been guilty of adusery with U Marlborough, Chiet Fire nd others, stibstautiate ‘Campbell Duke of nunissiouer Shaw oe “Wells, Farge & Co. Barred Oat. ONE COMMON CAKKIFK CANNOF BE FORCED TO crest tland, Oregon 1on carrier another, Ph ray between Uh aw yesterday, nnot be Toreed todd tes the ite Exe cud the Northera eontroy press ex tars. the | Pacitie r | onal Smallpox in Michigan. j T10N | Cicaco, July 2.—A special trom Marquet proseince of sinalipus among tbe hommcsteadent | bear Statwait pom oiue, twelve miles from Lake Michigan, Ina iauily natved, Hannah, have died, nut thie we Can teacts te orbead are th two euiluren, ned thie Lat m the nd a dang r, crazed DY the wuse and Is roy are bear and We Lely No quarantine ha: ettiors in the ue mitnaster has barricaded t ar Une post of eben brougit 1 Who lately caine with the Hannah family j _ | A North Carolina Mystery Cleared Up | ean , duly 2A young Wan maine jae tound dead in buucombe county, ta this Staie. The min Ath hay Stee te j mad con | Soman | ed it Buncombe aud bo | Woman volu evi | Sine ates Cue pistol a& | Mis side-to suggest Une Gea of suicide, ‘ J Supposed Ubat bi Yestenay a man and murder Lover 2 aagaudnast mivied wt god W M: “Comservators’ League of America.” ANOTHER SLCKED ORDER TO SHUELE BerWirs CAPITAL AND CHICAGO, Jay 2. tachi No. servators Least “ty Wa Us ciiy ast evening. Tae feague as 0 growin of the present suaiued condi j twee sc kabor and oc and tbe men fewsue Liak Lue Unie tas ¢ id Be tak ew tne bs ss by Lat es. bereve iu ine sup vine TEs LAwOK, wn be sot Willing to goin im putti Ua great tural tore Uphold the daw, and Conserve ake Ue riguls of Ube empioyer aud Une emie wy busi pivyed Misuruers aud j wi Wnlawtul inverter nv to promote betier Understanding rue relation of lhe eluployer and Lue empioye, maintaining ts bund adja ao Tigais of © ALis propos ai over tae cou tat will 2 fut eouneds 4 Sure PACT bag ivr such to make Lucie is Bee agihation b Gow an abor Were wissatisiecd aud wey Surew irom the kinicist-. Kavem 4p Wha Mbers &. Lie Legion of Honor, various habore in Why bad but belure bevuiged Ly muy eo> ; BUANETOL {enginects aud olbers | now lotau (ue Law and Urder party. | Attairs im Went Washingt N OF UPEICELS, Lae Hi. G. Wag | SLG. WM, J. Vindips; 1u., i. AL | Liealer. Lhe susiaiation tuk ce Ait Gdd Fedlowe bail, ob Bist sree, BUALDING ASS UCLA LIU, “1 ue reg ular bi [ meeting oF tae Pourtecniy bu r “as dus, Gustav Freibus was eicted as president, W. ¥. Lewis baving Witudcawn. > holders seviled up durin, muwe. } AW: NOW DS CHULZEN GONE tuserad J of Walter Godey, aw: wu temdeut Of | iaais piace, Wao aicd at ia uspect auc, Wednesday | tits aictrnow oTks.—sev advertisement elsewh grocers closing, LUKE AND Uv’ will Lake place re of the DITION OF WaTEs ‘eat Falls, teapetacure, 71; cour 32. Receiving tescrvour, winpersiure, 5 CONGO ak Morb COME’ 255 sou coluection, 36, Disiribuung re ftom anil | perature, 74, coudat SG; elliucwl Zatehouse, 36. Alexandria Adfairs. Reported tor TH® £VENING STAL gaichouse, AN LMPORTANT laurnoVEMENT,—Prelimings Ties are being made W-Gay for Wie most eaten L auade by this-eity Jus sev nd Laat is the paving of Colmmous Waele Uacy Cruse ab Christ eburen One bieck LorLa, s ‘ast and West ol the church, ugh’ Christ eaurca, has vcen a ceuter since IL Was colupicted, oue | itdred “and aiaect eat ag = ieWas cunt was at tae cud Of the principal Strvet of the towa, but was three bivcks outside Gr tue corporation’ Lue, which, ten way tide way between Koyal and Pit suects, Wen the growin of the Wows carriew Canacrou sire {ite gates the church blucked tse ntreet, aud treet, dual bad «clear t, becaine the pripeipal Uury aud Over daprovenvenen Dad coused, aud wilt dale a the words aud wide luis tor wowell's Common @ bivck Ww Le West the jaud Was unoccupied, Wheo the building as-vciaiious grew tueit fucwvers buiilup Mallowell’s commen wit Bue residences aud the linpelus tues guve bus heatly Dlled that eatire nelguuurhood with Bue hows iu mouern. style, aud tue WORK Of lane provement Were Sul gucs on. When ue pat ig 1s COMApled Lue SLreets un the West side of Christ euutch will Vie iu appearance with the finest section of the cliy, ‘ue surveyor Is nuw Siving tie ines, -Daverial is being brougnt om tue ground by Contactor William MH, Breen, Wiis to be paid ciaiy-iour to sinty-weven cents ard. tor furnishing stone, grading nty-uine cents cuvle yard tot filing and “sia ceuis per toot ior setting curbs die bus given Loud in 93,700 Ww do sulisiaclory work. MasxuaGes.—The clerk of the corporation court ued uine marriage licenses during the Sune just closed. ‘This eabout the average of June tor some ume, Dut in June, 1864, turtecn Iceuses were issued. During the month. two ‘Avexaudris coupice oblained liccuses 1 Washe ngtou. infor Ixeructions.—For the secoud quarter Of Uuis year, enuing with Jue, 7,731 barrels of Hour were iuspected here. "Talis im anuch inget Ulan ‘second quarter inspect tur several years. Jo 1882 5,778 barreis were inspected; in 1853, 5,65 buirels; in 1884, 8,423 durreis, Beivre tue War Lue average inspections if the second quarter rau from 14,000 to 16,000 bare res. “Nores.—It is boped that the internal revenue eadquarters oF Us city Will be brougit back (UB Us city.—the new superinte sCiUOls Leia & sor. MvEling OF teachers Yeoter- duy.— The appuinwee of Luis district Lo” West YoAut, Cauwiles D. Hine, hus passed nls exam juu isa aud become A cadeL—Dhe | Sunday scuvol returned irom Biver View lust even tng uesiguted With its picuic——Two ver Seis Wicd 1,100 Los of steel sais ure BOW dis Charging cargo at Suvvl's Whar, tout of Princess sirovt.—The city treasurer is paying tue Jury intarest ou the cily devi DemogRatic OFFICIALS ELECTED mt RIcH- monn.— Diaucues of the Kichimond city coundll wuel yesterday aiternoon aud ongunlaen, The bolt of eleven wew memvers trom tbe Te jormers’ caucus on Tuesday night resuited tno Semucrstic memesta, abd last night several old wens, ai ollicers were reelecved, Ancit GiStes ES otiing, city “Mugineer Wi sbaw, Cy Atoruey Chares N. Meredit Audiiors Chirk 2. J. Warren, peveral Offices Were fuietl Uy new meu, all democrats, Sa violations of probibition have been set pored'in Atonss, Ghsond me arrests bave oF &