Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1887, Page 1

# e THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and Lith St, by The Evening Star Ne Wspaper rere KAUPFMANS, yoo oe Tre Evewrxo Sram is served to subscribers etfs by carriers on their own Stott eters 2 te ‘Week. oF 44c. per month. Copies at the sani se cents each. By mail—postage prey cents & Mouth; one year, $6. six nonthe (Entered at the Post Office pecond-class mail matter } ‘st Washington, D. C.,a0 Tux Weeaur Stas—publish = year. postage prepaid. Six monins, Gone —* §27-4l! mail subscriptions must be paper sent longer than is paid for, Pa 2 Sdvances hates of advertising made known on Che bening Star. Vou. 70—No 10,615. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1887. TWO CENTS. sabe? AMUSEMENT: N EW NATIONAL THEATER. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee, ARTHUR REHAN'S COMPANY, Angmented by members from the original cast in AUGUSTIN DALY'S FAMOUS MILITARY COMEDY, THE PASSING REGIMENT. SUNDAY, MAY 29TH, Grand Concert by the World Famous U.S. MARINE BAND. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA...........Conductor, Next Week—DOCKSTADER’S MINSTRELS. _ Seats now on sale. BAND BALL GIv! SYRAS CASTLE No. 1. Knights of the Golden Eagle, ‘At NATIONAL RIFLES" ARMORY TO-NIGHT Grand March at 8. ae SPECIAL NOTICES. <@=>,_ SAFE AND PROFITADLE ais THE WASHINGTON ~ IMPROVEMENT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. Incorporated April 12, 1887. Capital Stock, 810,000; Shares of $10 each. All persons who have subscribed or desire to sub- sctibe to ue ‘Cayltal Stock Gf this Company are re sted to call at the office, 326 Penusy : GW receive their certificates of stock aud sign the Con “Otice open tii Spa DUM MICHAEL I. WELLER, EDWARD J- HANS Avoustus B Cort! EAWKENCE GARDNEM, GroRGe k. REPETIL, SAMES F 11000, SOTAVLOR SUIT, &.S.SHEDD & BRO. GAS FIXTURES. PLUMBING, HEATING, TIN ib tly done. dep work prompts ee NING. WPae Nationa uit In the ELLIPSE of the “WHITE LOT,” South of the Executive Mansion, comme cing TUESDAY. INFANTRY COMPETITIONS, 10 TO 2 CLOCK. ZOUAVE COMPETITION, 2:30. CADET DRILL, 3:30. SABER DRILL, 4:00. BRIGADE DRESS PARADE, 5:00. ADMISSION. .25 CENTS. Seats Free, except the Chairs on Grand Stand, 25 conteextra LIME JOHNSTON & LIBBEY, (Successors to Cartwright & Jolnston), ‘MANUFACTURERS OF LIME. 3p20-3m Kilns and Office: 1035 29th st. n.w. AMUSEMENTS. ERE ANTON SCHOTT, THE FAMOUS GERMAN TENOR, Escpatgass of revisiting Washington, duriop the Nar tional Drill, has consented to appear at 8 GRAND CONCERT, ‘Which will be given at Congregational Church, SATURDAY EVENING, THE 28TH INST. Herr Schott will be supported by the Talented Young folinist HERMAN RAREMANN, ‘The program will embrace several numbers which Herr Schott has not yet sung in Washington, including “Hark, Hark, the Lark.” by Schubert; “The Singer's Gath by Lund: “Der Liniten Baun.® (the Linden Tree.”) by Schubert, and “Morgenlied,” by Clayton Johns, of Boston. ‘He will also, b; request, re- “The Two Grenadiers,” the 1. w of Walkure. at Grand Stand seats sold at center entrance. Heast and | Sale uf seats will commence Monday moruing at 8 & ‘West entrances general admission only. IN THE EVENING AT 8, In the ELLIPSE of the WHITE LOT, ‘The Magnificent Spectacle, PYRORAMA ‘MERRIMAC IN HAMPTON ROADS. ‘The most Realistic Fireworks Drams ever given in dunerica, prepared by Charles Thayer, of Boston, Mass., at COST OF $10,000. ADMISSION. 25 CENTS. Seats Free, except the Chairs on Grand Stand, 25 cemteextra, Grand Stand seats sold at center entrance. East and sat Droop's. MAdintesion, 75c. Reserved Seats $1. RAND CONCERT AND PRESEN the Cane voted to Judie MacArthur at St. Josep! ‘will be presented by Charles A. Moore,on Wedhes day, May 25, ISS7. at Carroll Hall. G st., between th snd 10th “ihe following singers will take part: L. E. Gannan, Collins Keller, Miss Eva Mills, Miss Mollie Byrne, Migs Lollie Donler, and others. Mr. Waldecker and Misa N. Kearon will preside at the piatio. to be had Eilis' Music Store. my23-6t_ RUN, “oth st., two blocks south of Peunsyivaniaava nost Fealistic Battle Seene ever painted. AVAL BATTLE OF THE MONITOR AND THE Geena agostees mie EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, é Decoration pay, MAY 30, 1887. GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION —ro— Gorpel Hevival E. Church EACH EVENING. Soldiers and stratugers cordial HOYAL HOT BN, RST. Tatrobee and Ranges Mccrath’s Hand Murphy's Arctic Milk-Can, scientific in Practically” demonstrated. t0° be rior to all others: Estimates cheerfully furnished. first-class, “J. W. CONSIDINE, 1235 7th at its construction. Washington News and Gossip. H WILL CONDUCT srvices, at Metropolitan M. ‘THIS WEER. ats Bae invited. a my’ ‘my25-1m* 2 its operations the ‘anmteliixent zeal, and, By order—Attest: lt LEWIS JOHNSON & CI LI BRADLEY, Cashier EXERCISE twenty-first anni E. SNELLIN sale drug business’ of Stott, (0) Peunsylv. reafter Will be carrie RGETOWN GAS-LIGHT Gronorrows, D. C, May 24, 1887. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Geor town Gas-Light Co.. hield this day, the following acon was adopted as expressing the sentiments of the 8so- gute members of the Board.in regard to the death of Whereas. we are called to mourn the loss of one with whom we have been associated for inany years as a di- Fector of this Company. during which time le fave to efit of a ripe business experience we all, that integrity and honor which have ever characterized our Inte col- Wate in every pursuit in lifein which he has en- in the death of Robert Perley Dodge the Board has fost one of its most faithful and efficient members, electeda director in the year 1854 as one of the charter members, which position he bad held. con- tinuously, faithful in the discharge of duty, gentle in mianver, of unfailing courtesy, Ins death leaves © Vold most difficult to fill: therefore, be it, That the President aud Directors tender the anily their heartfelt sympathy in this their hich, however siuicere, can bring but ‘ion: we bid. them. remeruber the source our departed friend derived comfort. aud strength in bis times of trial; their and Our loss is his HKesolved, That these minutes be entered on the rec- ordsot thé Company, published in the Evening Star, and a copy sent to the family of our deceased friend. JOHN LEE TCH WILLIAM B. 0} _G. W. CROPLEY, Secretary. THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS A} Bankers desiring wo close, as far us prac their respective places of business on MONDA' maturing on that day be paid the GEO. H. B. WHITE, Cashier National Metropolitan jan. THOS. C: PEARSALL, Cashier Citizens’ National Bank ‘of Washington city. BENJ.¥. SNYDEl, President National Savings Bank, T.L RIGGS. Treasurer National Safe Deposit Co. ON & MACARTHY, Bankers. BATEMAN & GOFF, Bankers. CRANE, PAKIS & CO, Bankers, Y, President Farmers’ and Merchants’ » Bankers, Hare, { Committee. west that all paper A TURDAY preceed- ational Bank of ‘Columbia National Bank, ith Baptist Church, nw. All friends of the cordially invited to be present. G. CLEANS METAL ot better and quick Pound boxes, 25 cts, cromwell & Co., ve, The same on by E.G. Stottand CHARLES STOTT. HERS WHO WANT ELECTION Law. the application for a pardon in the case of Jas. J. Stanley, who was convicted April 13 of fraudulent registration, and sentenced to ninety day impris- gnment in the fail at St. Louts, dorsed the application as follows don a crime a ina case presenting unusual considerations for Last Saturday’s Star. Copies of last Saturday’s mammoth ten-page illustrated National Drill edition of Tae Stak can be had at the business office, in any required num- der. Price 2 cents each; in wrapper, stamped, ready for mailing, 3 cents. Tur SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING Stan to-08Y contains: Scenes in Camp George Washington, Master Builders who Favor Wholesale Lockouts, Dr. MeGlynn’s Last Sermons, “Evolution” and “Organic Union” in the Southern Presbyterian Convention, The Pope Desires Peace, Trying to Form a French Cabinet, Telegraphic Dispatches, &c. The advertisements are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Educational, Summer Resorts, La- dies’ Goods, Books, Proposals, Hotels, Pianos and Organs, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Rail- Toads, Potomac River Boats, Ocean Steamers, Family Supplies, Professional, Attorneys, Spe- clalties, Wood and Coal, Financtal, Dentistry, The Trades, Medical, Undertakers, GoveRx™ RecePrs To-pay.—Internal reve- ‘ue, $299,785; customs, $686,420. ARGUING A TELEPHONE Case.—An argument was made yesterday before Principal Examiner Brown, of the Electrical Division, Patent Office, by Messrs. Roscoe Conkling and J._J. Storrow, upon an applt~ cation made by Mr. Elisna Gray to amen¢ original application by inserting the word “me- tallic” before the word “diaphré old interference case of Gray against granting of the motion to amend would reopen the whole case. Mr. Casey Young, counsel for Gray, was prese contenting ‘himself with a protest that notice had been given of the application for the reason that it properly belonged to the secret archives of the office. Decision was reserved, ” ‘This is the Bell, and the , Dut refused to Make an argument, How THE PRESIDENT Views VIOLATIONS OF THE ‘The President yesterday denied President in- cannot par- inst_the election law except it be lemency. I consider such offenses the worst of all crimes, and I know of none the punishment of which 1s more Important to the public.” ‘Tus Peestpent’s Tair.—A dispatch from Bur- Ungton, Vt. says: The Presidential party will pass through this city about 10 o'clock Friday morning, making the trip on the special car of President W. 8. Webb, of the New York Central leeping Car Co. IU 13 announced that the train will stop here for a few minutes. ‘The party will go directly through to the Prospect House, in the Adirondacks, arriving Friday night. INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.—The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Wallace Owings to be a guager in Calvert County, Md.. and George C. Bishop to be storekeeper and gauger in Baltimore, Ma. NoT AN ASPIRANT FOR A PLACE ON THE SUPREME BENcH.—Attorney General Garland announcesem- phatically and unequivocally that he {s not an as- pirant for the vacancy on the United States Su- preme bench, and that he would not take 1tit REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT. THE SOLDIERS ON PARADE. A Magnificent Military Pageant. SCENES IN CAMP WASHINGTON. Sunshine After the Storm—The Zouave Drill—Practice Drills Not to be Al- lowed — Additional staff Appoint- ments, &c. ——__. The sun shone pleasantly on Camp George Washington this morning, and seemed to be trying to make amends for the drenching the soldier boys got last night. The only evidences of the storm were the appearance here and there on tent poles of blankets or garments hung out todry. The qnarters of the Sth Rhode Island battalion pre? sented a very sorry appearance. This battalion arrived last evening and the storm struck them as they were marching up the avenue. Upon arriv- ing at camp they found their quarters, which are in a low part of the grounds, flooded, but they turned in and made the best of it. ‘This morning they were spreading out straw and blankets to dry, Early in the day preparations for the parade’ and review, the special order, be- gan. Officers put on their’ finest uniforms, ‘and Uhe men began to furbish up. At 10 o'clock drum calls began to rattle around camp, and squads were assembled, Everywhere could’ be seen bits of bright color." Soon the squads lengthened out into company iines, and the company lines grew into battalion nes. ‘Then the soldiers moved off to their appointed places of rendezvous, and Were soon aiterward marching away past the Fresidenv’s reviewing stand and through the city. ‘The camp was left nearly deserted for twoor three hours. The army of lemonade and ginger-cake vendors on the verge of the camp turned in in shady places and enjoyed a nap. A detail of sol- diers was left on guard duty. The Parade. The troops began forming at 11 o'clock on B Street north Executive avenue, and the roads that encirele Babcock Lake, The variety of colors made a pretty sight about the lake, The troops were formed rapidly and were ready to move Frompuly. at the hour named tn orders, 12 o'clock. ‘he procession was one of the prettiest and most. interesting ever seen on the avenue, the great variety of uniforms and the splendid marching of the crack companies helping to make a most at- tractive — spectacle. fhe Virginia brigade that headed the line marched like vet- erans, and received great applause, Al the head of the Virginia troops rode the Stuart Horse Guard, which arrived in camp last night, and was the only mounted body in the line. The battalions, made up of companies from different sections, attracted much attention on account of the diversity of uniforms. The Kentucky compa- nies, With their waving plumes, following the Vir- ginia troops, made a handsome appearance. Next came the Ohfo companies, who marched and looked well. ‘The District quota that followed was small, there being only one company of the Wasbington. {he Department of Justiee, and Mrs John Twee ‘THR CROWD ON THE STREETS. AS soon as the procession had passed the entire avenue was filled with the crowds who had been confined to the sidewalks, and asea of faces was upturned to the grand stand. As the Presidential party departed they found the White House grounds filled with people, mostly ladies, anxious to get a look af them. ‘The White House doors were closed after them, but the people crowded upon the portico and in areaway, and Were packed in like sardines in @ Dox. egaiot tad pasted, wo review having occupied on e review unirty-five minutes, ‘THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION. The people who crowded about the White House entrance were anxious to attend the Presi- dent’s usual Wednesday afternoon reception. A squad of policemen kept the crowd in order for the half hour or more that they were compelled to wait. In the meantame preparations were made by Col, Wilson for disposing of the crowd at the reception. Tt was the crowd that has yet attended a President's public reception, When the Presi- dent was ready to receive then the people were admitted through the front door and passed in line through the East where they shook hands with the President, then out into the public Vestibule via the interior corridor, and made the exit through the western window on to the por Uco. The crowd kept coming long after the usual hour. and the President was kept busy shaking hands until 2:30 o'clock. AS soon as the procession was over a force of men began taking down the grand stand, which Was an unusually well-built structure. The Order of Procession. ‘The procession was formed in the following order: Maj. Gen. C. C. Augur. Staff:—Brig. Gen. Albert Ordway, Brig. Gen. Jase R. Carnahan, Brig. Gen. Johnstone Jones, Col. Henry Kyd Douglas, Col. P. M. B. Young, Col. Chas. King, Lieut. Col. P. Lacy Goddard, Col. Geo. W, Gile, U. 8. A.; Lieut. Col. Jo. Lane Stern, Brig. Gen. H.H. Wright, Lieut, Col. 8. E. Blunt, UL. A.; Lieut. Col, E. H. Wardwell, Ist’ Lieut. 8. E. Allen, V.S.A.; Col. i. Pp. Wright, Major J. W. Vanden: burgh, Lieut. Col. David W. Yandell, Capt. fiton E. Leach, Capt. Chas. M. Pyne, U. S.A. Walter Cutting, Major W. T. McGurrin, Major C A. Nash, Major W. M. Evans, Capt. S.'T. Carnes, Capt. “M.A. Newman, Capt. Robt. H. Bruce, Capt. L. V. Clark, Capt. J. F. Oyster, Capt. GA. Sinclair, Capt. R. 1. Robertson, Ist Lieut. E. P. Andrus, U.S. A.; ist Lieut. R.’ D. Williams, 2d Lieut. C. D. Ham. ‘THE VIRGINIA BRIGADE. Brigadier General Chas. J. Anderson command- ing; acting assistant adjutant general, Capt. H. C. Jones; assistant inspector general, Maj. J. H. Dinneen; ordnance oficer, Maj. N. V. Randolph; surgeon, Maj. M.D. Hoge,’jr.; cominissary of sub: sistence, Maj. W. M. Evans: chaplain, Rev. H. M. Jackson; acting’ ald-de-camp, Capt.’ B. Lorain: aldes-de-camp, Capt. Geo. Bryan, Capt. W. F. Pleasants; quartermaster, Maj. W.'M. Car ‘The Stuart Horse Guard, of Kichmond—Capt... H. F. Deane; Isteut., Chas. Euker; 2d ieut., W. It wie. FIRST REGIMENT. Col, M, L. Spottswood; lieut. col, 'T. Elle’ maj., J. V. Bldgood; surg.. G. B. Johnston; adjt., J. H. Derbyshire; quartermaster, A. L. Bargamin; commissary of subsistence, C. Bolsseux: ordnance T. Conrad; assistant surgeon, C. HL ‘chaplain, M.D. Hoge. Co. A, the Richinond Grays seux; Ist eut., W. G. Stokes; rison. First Light Battery of Wisconsin—Capt., J. B. Oliver; 1st Heut., W. 'B. Roberts; Junior ist lieut., H.M. Thompson; 24 Neut., Geo, A. Streeter. Battery A, Ist regiment’ artillery, Indiana, the Indianapolis Light Artillery, Capt, Jas. B. Curtis. SIXTH BATTALION, Col. J. F. Anthony, commanding. Ca, D, Ist Michigan—Capt., 4J.Gabelin; 1st lieut., W.C. Cron; 2d leut,, R.A. Hobert, Co, B, 24 Michigan, The Grand Rapids Guands— capt A. Herigan: Taree Kromer; 20 lueut., W. 8. Kinney, Co.', 24 Michigan, the Custer Guard—Capt., C. H. Rose; 1st leut., ur W. 2d Lieut, Jas a ae Co. A, 1st Minnesota—Capt., J. L. Amor Ast deut.. BW. ames: 2a eu 3:8 Taytor. D4 3 Innesot ¢ Allen Light Guards— Capt, Ba, 8. Bean; 1st Meut., Chas E, Metz; 3d Heut., H. W. Tenvoorde, The Governor’s Guard, of Raleigh, E. B. Engelhard; Ist Meut., D. 8. W: J. F. Ferrall; junior 2d Weut., SEVENTH BATTALION. ‘Lieut.Col, Moran commanding, 5th Rhode Island battalion, Co. A., Meagher Guards—Capt., Bernard Hack- ett; Meuts. Robt. H. Ormsbee, Jno. Kelly. Co. B, Wolf Tone Guards—Capt., Wm. McPher- son; lieuts.,, Thos. C. Donohue, Wii. J. Dillon, Co. C, Kearney Light Infantry—Capt., Jno. Neany; leuts., Thos. Curran, Jno. Waish. Co. D, Emmett Guards—Capt., Anthony Mun- given; lieuts., J. E. Reilly and Co Sheridan Guard, of Manchester, N. H.—Capt Dani F. Shea; ist Meut., Edw'd’ P. Bagley; wSafsned Guank, of New H —ca Sineld Guard, of New Haven, Conn. Jno, Garrity; 1st leut., T. J. Callahan; 2d feat M. F. Creed. NINTH BATTALION. Capt. T. J. Ford. ‘The Chicago Zouaves—Lieut., Heny Gammel D, de la Fontaine, Keck Zouaves, of Johnstown, N. ¥.—Capt., P. T. Case; Ist Meut., Lyman Argersinger; 2d ieut., Mort'Wade. ‘The Memphis Merchants’ Zouaves—Capt., F. K. Dottey, jj dst Weut., Chas. J. Ranch; 24 eat, € EIGHTH BAaTTantt0x, Col. J. Summer Rogers, commanding. Michigan Military Academy Cadets—Capt., E. B. Winans, jr.; 1st Heut., R.W. Van Zile; 2d Meut., E, B, Sanborn; 34 Meut., J. R. Leighty. Poekskill Academy Cadets—Lieut, Col, Carl A. Harstrom; major, Belden F. Hyatt; adjutant, W. Mi Miller: quartetmaster, H.C. Fenton. irst Company —C: E. Hills; 1st Heut., C. v ruck; 2d Heute. Boyd, jr = Second Company —Capt., C. C. Hubbel Meut., F. S.C. Wicks; 2d leit., T. C, Lyman, Third” Company —Capt., Jothain Smit Heut., V. H. Smith; 2d lieut., E. S.K. Seguin, cayuga Lake Military Cadéts—Major W,Verbeck, Gaptaln; Ast Meut, A. Gould; 24 leut.,”F. Man? ell. Maryland Agricultural College Cadets Capt., J.B. Weems; 1st Heut., M. C, Hazen; 2d lteut, 4. J. Conrey. THE STREETS ALONG THR LINE OP MARCIE were literally jammed with people. They over- Howed into the side streets and posted themselves as best they could on the numberless vehicles that were gathered at the intersections of the thorough- fares. Business was temporarily suspended along the route, and the proprietors of stores, their clerks and friends, occupted the show windows or other places from which they could see over the heads of those who lined the sidewalks, while all the upper windows of the houses were filled with Telegrams to The Star. POOR SHOWING FOR HOME RULE Merry Hampton Wins the Derby. THE STRUGGLE IN THE OOKE REGIONS ——— An Outrager Shot Dead in Oourt. —.——— NOT GOOD FOR HOME RULE. The Lowes Greater than the Gains in the Past Session—Invalid Leaders. Special Cable Dispatch to Tux EVENING STAR Loxpox, May 25,—The rising of pariiament nate rally suggests a brief retrospect of the gains and losses during the past session, On the whole the losses strongly predominate for the howe-rule cause. “Time ts on our side,” said Gladstone on & famous occasion, but time has been his chief enemy this session, It 1s imposstble to see him And not be struck with the inroads Ume is making upon him. His wonderful voice ts gone, bis piercing glance is no longer What it was When- ever @ provincial Iberal who has not seen Glad stone for a year or two comes to town and meets him face to face he can talk of nothing else for days but the fact that it is XO LONGER POSSIBLE TO COUNT ON GLADSTONE to fill his old place, All this has been Increasing very rapidly of late. Of Parnell, can only repeat that he looks likea ving corpse. Without changes almost too great to expect he will never lead Bis parly again. “Disease, advancing aye, the prose pect of death,” says a writer this mornt “these are the trinity which buoy up the hearts the coercionists with the hope that they may save ‘the paper union yet.” There is a curious story, by the Way, circulating about Parnell, according to which bis own private pi does not know the exact facts about his fiiness, as Parnell bas m the first refused totell hit, Dut has consulted Spectalist not tu London, going te under the namne of Chas, Stewart. ‘This spec Uhe story of course adds, does not know who his distinguished paUent 1s. —— MERRY HAMPTON DERBY, Many Americans Among the Great Crowds on Epsom Downs, Loxpox, May 25.—Vast_ crowds left London to day tor Epsom Downs to witness the great race for the Derby stakes. Four-in-hands were seen im §Tratgumbers, Ten of these turnouts weft the letropole alone, While scores of others departed from various centers, ‘The American visitors at Epsom were especially numerous. Mr. Pen! lately vice consul WINS THB ‘ales, Lord Rosebery, the Crown. Prince of Denmark, and many other’ persons of distinction were present. ‘The course was slightly heavy. ‘The Baron, the favorite In the betting, Was exercised this mornit and appeared in grand form. ‘The stables backed, Aintree and Merry Hampton, ‘the weather in the forenoon was threatening. ‘The race Was won by Mr, J. Simons Harrisoms Day colt Merry Hampton. "Mr. M. Dawson's coit The Baron came in second, and Mr, Joha Wat-+ son's chestnut colt Marley Uhird. There were; eleven starters, Merry Hampton was ridden by Watts, Cannon Tode the Baron, while Martiey was ridden by #. arrett, ‘The last betting was as follows: 11 to 1 against Merry Hampton, 5 tod agalust the Baron, and 10 to 1 against Martiey. ‘When half way up the straight the Baron was in ‘trouble, Merry Hampton winning by four lengua, SHOT DEAD IN COURT, A Miscreant Who Outraged a Young Lady Killed by Mer Brothers. St. Lovrs, May 25.—A special from Rockville, Mo., says: The Jennie Anderson outrage had s tragic sequel yesterday. Jno. Vanderburg, the ‘west entrances general admission only. lin tie or perforated | offered to him. He says he has informed the | Light Infantry Corps and one company of the Henry C. | sight-seers. | Whitcs and blacks elbowed each | Man accused of committing the fiendish RIVER VIEW, damp or we Co. B, Walker Light Guard—capt. de dry by paving | President that bis name 1s not to be considered in | Washington Cadet Corps in line. ‘The ne e | Jones; Ist Heut,, J. Hf. Derbyshire; 2d lreut, Julian | other on the street for good-seving positions, | Was shot to death in the court room Just. at the Portland. ceinent concrete, and all kindwof paves | this conection. ‘The attorney Geveral reiterates | Mises eae eo separate companies, | R, Tennant. but all Was done "so gooduaturedly | Conclusion of the preliminary examination. Last ta On MONDAY, MAY 30. ailor Address bc MHORDAN- GH Nat news myst ge | MS fixed purpose to retire trom public fe at the | all“ of them" crack "organizations "trom | , Co. C—Capt., C. Hall; 1st Meut, J. H. Chenery; | that few took oilenss. "There was © nroieipie | Tuesday 4 man called at. the Anderson MOUNTED DRILL McKENDREE M. E. CHURCH, MA‘ A tts ave., bet. Sth and 10th sts, north Steamer Mary Washington will make three trips, 9 it ee gee aor ‘THURSDAY, MAY 26. am.1 pm.and 5:30 p.m. Prof.F. M. Proctor will eer oa beatae Revival Sins chitee cf the Pavilion Duschag dow’ andl back iemeeee e residence expiration of his present term of oftice. different —_ sectio and they all 2d Heut.. R.H. Mosby, retty girls, They turned out en masse, and gave | 4nd asked for a glass of water. Jennie, the popu- i Present ern Or a_ good exhibition of mmaroninne Coes »—Capt., Randolph Peyton; 1st lleut., Cabell Pronafivania avenue a brilliant appearance, Sith | lar and accomplished daughter of one of the lead» Cot. SwirzieR, chief of the Bureau of Statistics, | Irish-American battalion that followed probably 2d lieut., J. T. Simmons, their handsome parasols, sun shades and many- | 1ug citizens of Bates County, watted upon line ‘Treasury Department, will leave to-morrow after- | received as much attet —Capt., A. L. Phillips; 1st leut., B. A.| colored summer costumes. The “smail boy” and | When she came near him he suddenly seized and noon for Louisville and St. Louls, which places he ag any organization In Ine. The Zouaves | Jacob; 2d leut., C. Davis. the “baby” were there, too, and seemed to appre. | Chloroformed her, and while under the intl ion and were cheered as FRIDAY, MAY 27. - : 5 a rk kin; rgeous em. Detectives | Se Wi nutraged. search result CUE, SP te ee | rn Se IT cae ee ext, and they brilliant uniforms and clever | Co. capt, H. M- Boykin; 1st Ueut., T N. | ciate the gorge fight poloe chem. Detectives | ene as _oUraeed. Asan seouned 5c, Childeen between'S and 12 years, Yoe-, Gentle: | BB —3d Co-operation Building Asvociation, will | the commerce of the Ohio and Misissipplrivens, | Movements afforded a pleasing variety to the | Carter; 2 .. EP. Ly 5 and policemen in citizens’ cost a ES ching AT ATHLETIC PARK. meh ikientie ee "| tenis June 1884) pasnuent #2 yer share permonth, | He wil be present June 2 at the comuicncement | Spectacle. Av the end of the line came the cadet | Co. Bath Régiment—Capt., H. Hodges: 1st scattered all through the crowds, “but Hie After ‘the excitement bad down ‘No objectionable parties allowed on the boat. Gutitle holiers to purchase $1,000. Books of Sub: | exercises of the State University of Missouri at co- | Fegiment. ‘Their neat appearance and fine | leut., H.S. Herman; 2d eut., J. M. Marshall. ao A A | ee a zs SeHfption are now oven atthe followlde places: Tumbia, his home. marching won plaudits from every side. SECOND REGIMENT. aasert, thelr ‘authority. Except on thai the | Claimed to recognize hilt, At the Admission... sateen neeeees -25 Cents. _my25-4t _E.S. RANDALL. | 4 Depue & soa. 26 43 5 = se All the troops except the Virginia brigade} Co, C—Harrisonburg Guards—Col., 0. B. Roller, | day there has seldom been more on the | flalin pad ny in —y my24_ | (WHE STEAMER PILOT BOY CAN BE CHAB- a yen iikeeiae THE GOVERNOR oF MivNzsora and his staff, in | Were formed in battalions, At the head of each | commanding; 1st lieut., E. W. Sullivan; 2d Meut. | streets of the city, Ing yestes full uniform, called upon the Secretary of War and | Pattallon was aband. The Marine Band was at “Toth and La ave. n; the head of the Vi W. W. Koller; 3d leut., A. N. Long. ‘AS faras could be leamed there were no accl- 1411 G st. n-. | other Cabinet officers in the up-town Departments this morning, r3 Co. E—Capt, J.C. Baker; 1st leut., L. 8. Walker; | dents or casualities of any kind. ganizations in line had their drum corps. ‘There | 2d lieut., W. F. Hoshour, present besides many other citizens. Jennie told, = tered to i Kes summer canvex. EXCURSIONS TO GLYMONT. the horrible detalis of the crime, and the Thormpson & Co, WT. Walk Jn conjunction with Kernan’s Theater. Inia brigade. Some of the or- G. L. SHERIFF, and Q sts. n.w. car atonr cn ee ee c _ ‘Manager for Glymont Steamboat Co. : ‘ave, n.w. . ‘Were a variety of colors. and they aided in | “ Co, F—Capt., J. A. Nultdh; Ist Meut., F. Blank- mph - ane 2 Sqiarate Shown 2 Senerate Bulkdings my25-Lm O14 Pennsylvania it BERT Be ‘Tue Boaxo or Exasinegs for promotions in the | Mtking & brilliant spectacle. Many of the com. | nerssdleutc'i Trenary isocd eyrepimeng wade fprommtperpared |p pm he Ty | VIENNA LADY ORCHESTRA, ETC. Ce &. E THOMPSON Bec Bose sven: | War Department met yesterday and organized. | Which were inscrived records of coal eeees on | qbattery Bist Battalion artitiery—Capt., John | tation in the parade. ‘The W. L. I. Corps had only. a ‘The NIGH y LL OWLS have one week longer in Theatre. Yo advance im prices. Admision 15,25 and 50c.; ‘Zoe. Heket at matinee or 50e. ticket at night sdmits holder to both shows. - ci on the aes — quiet was re 21. e prisoner Was de 0 One KNOWS W2 Bean bec Rifles were not in the line at all. Col. Moore | fired the shots, Dut as two of the Anderesm borg Which Were inscribed records of their victories on | ‘Trusheim: ‘senior 1st Meut., G. Jackson “Scott; | 34 men out of a battalion of 150, and the National ‘The Clvil-Service Commissioners were present and | the driil ground. ‘The route of the procession was juntor 1st Heut., James i. Macken; 2d Ueut,, James iOM IT MAY CO! conferred with the board as to the class of ques-| PY Way of 17th street to Pennsylvania ave- | B. Thompson. stated to a Star reporter that the orders did not rl-room they w: 4 cf tile Bates aaahalk Pe vide tions to be asked. It was decided to consult the ; hus, past the reviewing stand atthe White House, | " Battery C—ist Battalion artillery—capt... J. F. | reach nimi uutil 10 prelock ahs monaige see ay | mere ae te co Spb wet cee Concerts Sunday. Vienna Lady Orchestra._my24_ RIVE ce in the city of New York ou FRIDAY. heads of the different bureaus as to the questions Gown Pennsylvania avenue to4% street to D, to | Long; senior ist lieut.,. D.O, Rock: junior istleut., | men were not in camp. The National Rifles had “ASE iG! NTRY ARM i | the 3d day of June, 1887, a resolution will be offered | best adapted to show eflicieni INGTON TIGHT INFANTE ARMORY. | tng at 9,0 pm Tickets, 10c. Prof Proctove Dancing | Uiaeue piofesed share'of the vastial ork of ace | jourued Bl oa FROM MAY 23D TO 28TH INCLUSIVE, ATSP-M. | [oving a'6-30 pin Returning & Thee Tee fomnpany to such an amount as a majority of the share- = 25c. Dancing down’ ahd tack, and at the rounds on | BOWders may determine, BILLIARDS. the largest ines on the en Loan Se all tei rs A. L. BARBER, President. GRAND MATCH FOR A PURSE OF Cra mpm gr he snp ot the Xwe tees. | _D. 0. WICKHAM, Secretary. my3,10.17,24" $1,000, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, $1,000, AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD, aa THE GREAT BELGIAN STRIKE, ‘The Situation Growing Very Buvsseis, May 25.—The situation of the strike at Seraing 18 assuming a more alarming ase pect. Twenty-two hundred more miners hava left work and are taking part in the strike, AG and the voard ad- | 9th, to F, to 15th, to camp, W. G. Kinney; 2d lieut., J. W. Blackburn, only a corporal’s guard on duty in camp and could information is obtained. THIRD REGIMENT. not get the men Uogether fn time for the review. PERSONAL.—Gov, Lee and staff, of Virginia, A. II. Col. c.c. eee ekee commanding: Liout.-col, 7 Plumb of Boston, and J. B. Allfree of Indlanapo- W. Nalle; major, Granville Gaines; surgeon, Chas, lis, are at the Ariington.—John F. Stewart of Siaughter peas Hee eat Set and A. A. McLeod of Cincinnati, are at Willard’s, 4 ath oa 5 : Joseph Dillon, a former resident of Washing- SE ees ep iale Se Ae iarters, &c., apply to ‘S. RANDALL. SPECIAL NOTICE, SIRE THE PU! a Captain, Fence’ kno 1 hays improved my File TEAMER W. W. CORCORAN WILL MAKE Two | Holders by substituting a Steel Clay ping Plate for the Co. A, the Danville Grays—Capt., A. K. Duncan; ‘Charlerol 7,000 men are on strike and the appears . cast-iron plate formerly used, which plate is also dove- | ton, now member the Mich SA, : i ‘seri AT CUSHION CAnOMs. Sey Biiay and Satara of uetmenn et tomar a | fale {ois box ouch ie ht length, ths | trom "Grand Hapldy ts" visiting trleuds. here, hao eee Bp ena a Sa : day. of this week, noand | remedying the ouly devect in its coustructiod. ‘No | OU, ecxsiie nlite $230, Dap ebapp, tgraa io and 9 pan On | Thore Drowen plates.” 2. \” WOODRUFE, patentee and | oF aur ae ee ee Co, B, the Monticello ‘Guards_Capt., T. 8. Kel- ‘The Struggle in the Coke Region. a Sunday, two tripe to Marahall ws 10:30 am. | manufacturer, ) Mass. av. n.Wea27-warslin saBeratns JOLa New oe here aan cei ler; 1st Heut., M, J. Roberts; 2d lteut., A. Hi. Purin, OPERATORS TALKING OF INTRODUCING NEW BEN VERSUS 0 To RIVER WEW — SALE DOUBLE HOUSE, NORTH- of the Navy, are at’ the Riggs — ROO ee re ae ee] WHAT THE STRIKERS WILL DO. ‘MAURICE DALY. and sce the grand maichouse aeal deyreniiasntion heed were ay, of Washington, was in St, Louis on lent, A: Bryan. 2 s PrrmspunG, May 25.—A plan is being considere@ SWITCHBACK RAILWAY ——A. F. Lucas of Charlotte, N. C., and y : 2 8.400 fe joLe-balf cash, aid the-ther | K. K. Sinith of Richmond, are atthe Morgan 5 House, West Washington.—W. A. Walker of New York is at Welcker's. J. B. Bonney, jr., of New York, Hon. W, D. Tolford of Columbus, Ohio, and Admiral John Lee Davis of the Navy, are at COASTING TRACK. by the members of the coke syndicate to introduce new men in the coke regions, Several meetings of the syndicate operators have been beld in Pitts. burg and the matter is being thoroughly can- vassed. ‘They claim that they are daily recelving applications from scores of first-class men who / _, Game to consist of 1.800 points, in blocks of 300 | _my25-1m each eveuing, on 85x10 Brunswick-! . RIVER BY DAYLIG in one, two, or thre Sree eet ac eae TOE TRE i Pcurdonto | narpiste wl ADMISSION, 50 CTS. " RESERVED CHATRS, $1. “ : [@ JOHNSO: - ~ COLONIAL BEACH. sel Forsale at john F. Ellis & Co. 937 Pennsylvania Tore - cansyivenis | co miles the beautiful Potomac. See all poin! THE GEORG Sarr ha cca te ee Hreats | af Ristorie interne. ehniee Sree ene aes | Batra essigtet bp eminent local talent, will | the EbbIt.——Lieut. Richardson Clover, ‘of the co. G, the Fredericksburg Guards—Capt., T. Mc- Cracken; Ist Heut., J. M.GriMin; 2d eut., G. A. Walker. co. H, the Danville Blues—Capt., J. A. Hender- son, jr.;'Ist Meut., J. W. Dailey; 2d liewt., LB. Gi ‘During the National Dri TOWN AMATEUR ORCHES ravel are Wil go to Work. In case they decide to 4 ssisted ; , . K, ty rd—Capt., L. H. Pigg; wy td = HORS ‘i ae ts last PULLIC REHEAMSAL of this season at | Navy rinley’s—G. W.. Sawyer of Chi. Co, K, the Pitteylvanta Guard—Ca ; ut new men to Work they will be carefully ema Billiard Rooms, and at the door 2 Geer Bate tas een eee pee al charch, on WEDNESDAY SIGHT, | supa’ tear the senopcitan wissing Hise Ast Meut., C. Belhart; 2d lieut., T. F. Parrish. Fected, and the preference will be given t0 mative SEASON TICKETS, RESERVED, 85. aaa Tickets (except to contributing mem: | Cevals at the Hygele Hote, Okt woah ees ‘The Fitz Lee Troop, Capt,’ Jos. 'B. Page, com- Americans, as they have found the Hi SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES —Every attention | Fri Zz, Setamaay. 28, Sunday. 29, and Moiday? 50, —____mZIAt | on washington are Ge MoBibbos, Wot he manding. aciniter Gtebiy {00 troublesome to make any more ex; Wil be paid to the comfort of ladies who will to wit. | afford theonly opportunity of seeing the whole div = HE BEST VAPOR FLUID, POTO- Ss W: mOW.E FIRST BATTALION (COLORED). with them. On the other hand the labor organiza AROSE Tae WORE De MORE Aki atte | Take the emit pace steater | BO." MAC. 1150" fre test Oil for lamps and stoves, | Moms Miss Walker, Mr. and Mrs, C. anit ARROWSMITH, Which leaves 7th street wharf at 8:45 Fare round trip, only 50 cents. Dinner nents served at , Dellingham, A. B. H. Lillie, Chas. F. Gtoned, and F. W. Kellogg.—Chas. F, Rittl, of this city, Can for | has received the” sad “news of thé death of his 21-1. | Younger brother in Vincennes, near Paris, of Attuck Guards, of Richmond—Capt., Emmett Scott; Ist Meut., H. A. Cobb; 2d lieut., J. H. Grimes, and Machine Olls, at lowest pric: POOLE & BROOKE, 93 Agents for the Celebrated five: GAME. and to insure seclusion the management will Feserve Section A, with separate entrance from 15th street, for the special use of ladies and their escorts. zo to Ls, ave. n. w. alion Pun: tions have arranged to circulate information and data with regard to the causes of the strike tn all Of the industrial centers of the country. A# acon Tn. sharp. ad Petre! hotel and on the steamer. N.B.— | family use. my the strike, the shipmerms of fron ore =f = Co, D, Richmond State Guard—Capt.,.R. A, Paul; a. my 23-6 HEWETT & KIDDER, Managers _ | Steain from this wharf to and from Alexandria, every | 4 o> HEADQUARTERS FOR NOVELTIES IN | "PUOId fever. 1st Heut., H.C. Gilliam; 3d leut., D. B. Stevens, oan ated rg Ashtabuble have bemn almess oS mer jour. Fare 10 centa, cot | BR jedals, Fans, Canes, etc. ree. -ALION. GARDEN PARTY caeauaie SI ADLER & SON, Major Poore Much Worse. FIRST BATTALION. ‘hants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamships sail from Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston. Every Monday, Thuraday, and Friday, 4 o'clock p.m. _my20-6t__ "408 Oth st., cor. D. NOTICE—THE ANNUAL MEETING OF Berni tccthonen 4 Major Ben: Perley Poore was reported much ‘The Loutsville Legion—Col. Jno. B. Castieman, worse this morning. He passed a restless, sleep- BENEFIT OF} commanding; staff officers, Major W. H. Coen, THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL ‘The Crown Prince in no Danger. Lonpox, May 25.—A dispatch from Berlin to the On the Reviewing Stand. the Georgetown Gas | Jess night, and one of his physicians was in con- = Major Jas, P. Kelly, Capt. D. F. C. Weller, 1st Standard says that In an interview to-day Prot. Tizht Co. for the election of seven directors fo: : Commissioner Wheatley and Col. King, of the 3 y : ‘Will te held oo the Grounds on Fare iueiengcr Secommodations unsirpased. °° | guinu year, will be held on MONDAY June 6; 16 stant attendance upon him. Major Poore began | -. afr of the governor of Michigan, were docalled Lieut, “arthur M. Rutledge, Ist Lieut. W. M. ee ee Nitchow asserted postively that, there was abwo- THURSDAY, MAY 26TH, partie, Beas meals apd gui saloon, stateroom | their oie, No, 1418 Greet at Polly open at 11 Bpond to the treatment: OF hie My eee? $2.78; | to escort the President and Mra. Cleveland to the | “Co A-Gapt., Ernest McPherson; 1st leut., Jos, | General order No. 10, issued from headquarters | Willlum’s iusindy.. The professor nad, howeren, From 4to8 p.m. room berths, 214: round trip, #25. For further in- | “id chose at 1 o'clock p.m, By order : Spond to the treatment of his physicians. He is > ae "horas ‘wasas follows: “Itappearing thata ‘hat it would take some time W effect & comple Admission... Beees 25 contin. | rermatier tas Sea ree tbe Hote eee my20-t6 GEO. W. CROPLEY, Sec'y._ | SBie to take nourlshinent, grand stand to review the procession. They ar- | M. Sohan; 2d lieut., Owen W. Thomas, jr. to-day wasas follows: “Itappearing portion, Reached by the 14th st. aud Belt Ine cars. orapply to Bo uuingtony | — —je> SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR PUBLIC CON: —— rived at the doorof the cabinet-room at 12 otlock, | Go. B~Capt. N. £. Hunt; $d Heut, E- Marshall | of the program for competition of infantry com- | CUTe. = ae eee ae OE ROL OE AL. HUGGING Genera Arent | tre coreg eigen by the National Rides’ Band, 1m Pardoned by the President. just as the President had descended the private | ed out, Pit Betugon, > ' +? “Ommanding: | panies has become Known, itis ordered that com-] Chamberlain Urges ization. JEPL’s SUMMER GARQEN CATE ABNER'S) | _Tetephone Baltimore 247. set Sia | he veins Ber Oho tad ee ee an CEPHAS JONES, OF THE DISTRICT, AMONG THE FoR- | stairway, but they soon 2 Corp ey aapeai ined the presidential ate : Co, D—Capt., il until after they have arilied in compeution.” | _ LONpox, May 25.—Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, in ® ‘This Evening Grand Tnstramental Concert © FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN | =. TUNATE ONES. Party on the grand stand facing the avenue north | Wilkes: 24 Meut., G. McGowan. When the onder was promulgated in camp to. | letter urges upon "the Supporters Of the govern Steam cb lw ‘Admission Pree. John Bridge! Steam Packet EXCELSIOR ane a>, DE. GB BROWN, WITH DE 5.8. MUN:| The President has granted a pardon in the case | of the White House grounds “The President es: | “Battery-A~Capte GF Munveln; 1st leut,, J. H. Te compintat among tor. | men’s Irish policy the necessity of organ! ee ig at SUNDAYS, MONDAYS, Wb" | BL“ canter 1403 NY stein tow the ORI BOY | of Cophas Jones, coticted tm Die miter OL ea | corted Mrs Clavetacaere the ee eae oe Mansir; 24 iieut,, &. V. Oldheim. day there was considerable complaint among com: | Gnd wars them that if they fail to dos, Wey AcMivery Evenine ac 15 Satusiay Matinee at 2, | REQVAYSand FRIDAYS: “Alternate days for charter, | Ut WNS aud BIIDGE Cartincal reech ite | lumbia of rape, on the ground “that a careful ex- | Stand stairway, and with them were Mrs. Welch, | ‘Third Itegiment, Kentucky state Guards—co, A, | Rumies that have not Squad stated to a Star re- | Will surely be beaten. _ ‘Solomon's Comic Fare, Soc: tound trip. For inforinstion sprig te de | pistea)s = win soe " Capt. F. J. Smith; 2d Lieut. E. i, Watt, porter that they had to suffer because the cap_ From Wall Strect To-day. Mrs. Marsily, who is visiting ut Oak View, ant mon's Comic Opers, Hate, Se Found information spply to J. G: amfnation impresses me with the belfef that the | Miss May Huddlestone. y were at once | Co. B, Capt. Win. P. Kent; Ist Lieut. Chas, Cul-| Porter Of the drill companies hind got inbo Produced with a powerful cast, including Dp“ EXCURSIONS len; 2d Lieut. Chas. Horney. = GD: W. Gray; 1st Ueut, Barton E. WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDER FOK | convict’s gullt 1s not satisfactorily established.” | shown ‘to seats in the front row. Carlotta Pinner, Sig. Montegriffo, New York, May 25, 11 a. m.—There was a mod \ B the drill grounds and seen the drills. — 7 Shirts ly in Spring ted. rd he ‘The President occupied a chal to the rea! SECOND BaTT: erately firm opening to the stock market this Hana Gray. Ered Soleinen, = ly from 7th-at SaEQON STEAMERS for warm weathers 20 al gaa grant BO) & Lagphietie “ me Ear Y | of the reviewing Panueen tne ae head of the a Howe, Gen x A COMPLAINT ABOUT THE COMPANY DRILLS. morning, first prices generally’ showing slight ade Helen Norman, F Alle ‘Lgave hourly from 7th-strect ferry. Wha . Garrison, who Was ted of violating the Col. James C. commanding; Lieut.-Col. A. wer yesterdi losing figures, Belen Reta Boner Alen Mahon hat Posse tae is eo sy19-1m0 yrocession should arrive. Mrs. Cleveland sat at Some of the members of the different organiza- | Vances Over yesterday's closing internal revenue laws in North Carolina. the right of the President, and next to her party | B. Probert; Adjutant P. A. Campbell. naumnesty was granted tn the case of Lars Chris-| were Mre_ Sheridan ‘and’ Mtiss ‘Susanne Banerors, Second Ohio Infantry—Co. B, Upper Sandusky, ausen, convicted in Utah of polygamy. Secretary Endicott and the staff of the Lieuten- F. Metz; 1st Lieut. Foster; 24 Fable action was also taken in the case of | Snt General, - cousiae of Cola sheridan, | Capt W. F. Metz; Ist George 2 Uwe dite oe hia, taneeTy 1k] Retogs and, Bt. Xe the tte the Pres | ee Nae n ouaras of clght years, “imprisonment,” “The pardon is | Centibig, PANY, Wore , Governor McGill of | prank Bells 1st Lieut. Oscar & Mowen, based upon the good conduct of the convict dur. | Tee, of Vil ‘staff, x, Admission, 25 cts. ; Keserved Seats, 50 cts. my23 ‘Néxt Opers—OLIVETTE. Py4Beis Boe THEATER ‘POPULAR PRICE: POPULAR PRICES. Spectal Ei nt of DANEL & GALES’ MAMMOT STEAMER DIXIE RUNS DAILY, MAKING TIPS Every Hour from Cuimberland’s Boat-House, foot of F street and New Hampshire avenue and foot of High street, Georgetown, Stopping at Holtzman’s Land- ing, Table “Hock, Boat Club and Dixie Laudinucs. rst trip upat 9 a.m. last trip down at 10 p. m. Round tip, ve: Children, parties.” Telephone call 563-2. several were Unchanged and a few a shade lower. The market was dull, with a fair business in ‘Western Union, New England, Lake Shore and St. Paul. The tone of the dealings was heavy, and Slight declines, extending to % per established. Si. Paul and Duluth advanced 1%, Dut afterward lost the greater part of tbe ST PayaeNt—isry issue DUE MAY, 1887. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ‘Reduced rates for Co. G, the Robinson Guard of Kenton, 1st Lieut. Jal feature, Dut late in the AMMOTH MINSTRELS, tay is-Tun eet mak - ana staf, and the staff of Gov- | 59° iene Sa Lieut GB Boon Depart- | There was no special feature, Dut lat (Late Barlow, Wilson and Ranks LL Ul Subscription for shares in the 13th istue aud the | Ing the six years he has served his sentence, and | ernor Gray, of Indiana, Wl prevented from | 9-4 * Soom ri 4 Ment said he saw a member of the Washington | a firmer tone prevailed, and at 11 O'clock tue mare ase I os | MRR Be ci EanS | aici meee rato | Ul ate tiaee | See cece ot alten yc heaemas Ger, tw: | etna" as ear gat | gran aa THAN, DUN T. KEEGAN, | Cottee. Tea, Milk, &ex, &c., for Excursionists. office of the Association, 917 F street, from 8:30 juvant Koontz. Mrs. Cleveland was 1 Ohi city G " =4 = GEORGE Gal? J. MARCUS DOY. ame y . h st ‘cee Eighth Ohio—Co. D, Wooster City Guards, Capt, 4 es Thirty Bae LE | gissines WN. COWCOUAN eaves every toorning at | aun, 014-30 pan. Paupblets explaining the object ywever. It 18 claimed ‘The Colored Base-Ball League, ‘attired in a subd | belong to ‘Com: aH ‘The Greely Relief Expedition Recalled. | her topertection.. he wore gray. waa hae | Horace, N Clemens; ist Meut., Robert. Cameron; | Delong, dingy. ah wore a straw hat such things are allowed, that the com- Prrrssvre, May 25.—The colored national base. SERGEANT KENNEY'S CLAIM FOR LOST CLOTHING. | With SUff brim, trimmed with a broad white band, | "44e""oleg Cadets Capt, Wm. V. McMacken; | Pamles who drill later in the week will have the | pail ‘This morning in the Court in General Term the | Over Which was a gray vell, which was drawn | yet ileut., Wm. H. Cook; 2d'leut., Thos. T. Wa: | 2dvantage over those who came first. cities. Gorhas, of New York; Lord Baltl- aside as the music Of the processio mor’, and PyUhiansof Philadel case of the United States ex rel. John Kenney agt. | ‘The avenue in front of the grand stand was kere | 2S 3 tevvenianepcbarneyy ie gti fare the only teams able to ke und they W.C. Endicott, Secretary of War, was discon- | clear by the polles, and somes arava neta ee ee = ‘An order was issued, to-day announcing the ap- | $re. the ouly Keats able to keep up. a Unued. The petition, fled May 5, by George 8. | pavement prevented the crowd from reaching the | Lieut. Col foore, commanding Wash- | pointment of the following additional staff ofi- —— King and Allen Rutherford, tor the relator set | Stand. As the squad of mounted police which pre. | ingvon Light Infantry Corps: cers: Col, M. H. Crump, of Kentucky; Lieut. G, Next week. j sere DREAMS: OR, FUN IN A PHOT = Use Tur Axentcas XAPITAL THEATER. METER GAS STOVE a EF. BROOKS, For summer cooking, and enjoy the best cooking with | B=" what | of the Aswociation, its advantages, &e,, furnished ‘upen application. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Prest. JNO. JOY EDSON, Secy.917 Fst. my2-1m Formerly Dime Museum. Ladies Matince 2-15 5.0. Vvery Evening 8:15 pm. marge oors LON " HATTIE STEWART. Killed by Lightning in Their Beds. ceded the procession ‘the Preside i. 5 13. @ . 3 — ATHLETIC the least exyense There is no other Gas Stove to GAS FIXTURES, ts, forth that he was a ot Co. 1, TU. 8. | Sea upon Eee ioe eaten, the President Step: Go Capt, Wm. N. Dalton; ist Ueut., J. G. | anre U.S.A, A, D.C; First Lieut. ohm 4. n May 25—A McDonald, Pa, spol ‘Two Shows in Uoue. compare with it. ERS Cavalry, in 1883, and was a member of the expe- | saluted the different divisions of the lon a8 | "Co. A, Washington Cadet Corps—Capt., Arthur | gun artillery, A.D. C. © | Struck a French boarding house and instant killed, Orchestra 30c. Parquette Uc. Gallery 10c. my23-6t | “The Leaden Lawn Mower is equal to the best. We a es a ak ee in Ce lp pers foo He was ly careful to re- | Brooks; lleuts., mn and Lee. = ‘two boarders named Abel Arquin and Fernand . an a went Rates, roves to Lady Franklin Bay, 01 silk hat every ‘flag was borne ores. bodistarpr EAC aS Gan ete | Les Tne ce Corcoran Building. #5 _ | Lleut. Greely, and that by the ai ea a past POUKTH BATTALION. came Pourbin, who were asleep in bed on the third of said ship | him. TM_THIS GOMBINATION oF | Ne lost clothibg to the amount of 88.35, which Col. King stood at the President's ‘Major W. H. SheMield, commanding. Be cdiitga, Wild cleny Goa eaaazeN OR | claim the respondent declined to act upon,” In | and named to him the diteree premictioe es | Sam Antonio Rifles, “of San Antonio, ‘Texas 1hocphates: ia popular and eiicfeut rein ahd Nerve | the cOUrt to-day Assistant Attorney-General Wat- | they marched by. General Sueridas, ia full uae | Capt, F-3 ‘The following surgeons were on duty at the | Noor. Tluid descended to the second nuor, and HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, today: Drs. W. H. Hawkes, H. LE. | seriously injured two children, Js doo ees ;Istleut., Wm. L. Herff; 2a den ‘Malaria. ‘son appeared for the respondent. It was stated | forin occupied a position. left * a < = — S26 Oth strect_ | EULNS PHARMACY, “TLS Peamaplvania: Stacia | chat Chore tad bess Seto seater eed | form ‘Secretary’ Rudicott. wes tue oulyee tem ‘Rifles of San Antonio, Texas—capt., R pr Uotlien or on drauxht with soda water. His | she respondent and the accounting offcers of the | obese present, but he dd norte near B, Green; 1st lieut., H. L. Howard, 2d lieut. EW FRIDAY, WAY 27, 8 P. w. $12, 03, e350 Axo as Sura “SIEBEL & OVER, erty caste, but there was twa Tal Uadeeeer: | Seay eee ig Ee HichATOO00.. atnrond, of ‘YViexsburg—capt, c” NEFICEN T PRISMATIC DISPLAY, we as macsirices ea pn “Pint ce PRE BOON | tbe mad tO Cabo had Deen ned manageable Roms, aid his Siase eas nina “y &, Searles; Ast leut, Patrick Henry; ba eu, C. teenies a Bee THE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT Mr. Thurman Declines, aE Pamnive ‘Yeoceesiie : fr of Mobile—Col. Price Williams, |ATURDAY, MILITARY DISPLAY, * COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘The following letter from Judge Thurman has ing; tet leuts JG. Richy Sa eae Gigantic Bombs. Electric Shells, IN THE ABOVE PRICES WE HAVE ABOUT INCORPORATED APEIL 29, 187° pean witiaen 1k SOE he | Presented a brilliant spectacie, the different unt- | © iq 3 Baebes ne Mine Doruaitot 26 DIFFERENT PATTERNS IN SACK AND {pital stock $5,000, divided into, 500 equal shares | wint accept the spontaneous and unanimous nomi. | °'™S ffording a pleasing variety. The troops | “Yiouisiana Rifles, of New Orieans—Capt., C. H. ee Le HERDER ey of the par value of 25 each. ‘Monthly payments $10 marched past in company front, twenty-six men | adams; ist Ueut, Rene Couturie; 2d leuk, 0. monic BY Bsr, enauses Bak 3 AND 4 BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCK | onesclshare OO pn oo Ng etapa ear fee! 20th | toa platoon, and while as a general Maier.’ sbi. aon The exciti Drill will also take place at = = am contines. y sick- | marched well, there invariabl lst Lieut.G. Dawson alr Peck vn FAUMSDAY and FRIDAY Fuow'10 Xt] STYLES, AND FOR EXTRA VALUE WE ARE of the Secretary daly from 9 an. t9 Bpeame Copierer | Mess and can only write by the hand of an aman. | in the tine juste rene ey ‘2d eut., J. Lyles Glenn; acting MTO2 PL Mm my21-6t SURE THEY ARE THE BEST CLOTHING fc fsoourk, eee the Constitution, explaining the object of the Amocia- | uensis that under no circumstances would I ac. | best. This was probabi JN ATIONAL BASE BALL EXCHANGE: too, ity advantage, te wil be ‘farnisbed upon appli owing: = cept the nomination for governor, I much regret | the men to get a good 1429 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. THE FIT, |< ey that my name in connection with | his bride, of whom they ‘American and Games by innings: also mu- pase ar, Peete Aad eens are that office, I have done all I could to Many a’ side glance be AND WORKMANSHIP thals onshe Dri myzoiwe | STYLE Conran Arar’ Petera, Rrurte, kabrat Saiging’= = it, and 1 assure you that ‘are well | the grand stand every roning at 6 Olock: This in a realistic FAVORABLY WITH OUR BETTER GRADES. BY ay 2 Swope. peony ye gree ‘Col Black and the other of the National ‘of Laws Tissn WALTER HAC! Drill were not on the Presents grand stand at Seeet ‘The cise _ Ofice hours: 9 a.m. to5 pm the review, Dut waited for the head of the column | physicians of the sayium wae GEORGE SPRANSY, = ess altiaber yas view of determining regimental excel- sae eae ae A Specialty in this Line of Goods at the : rea ‘The procession. on Monday will be made up n- ees ee se CLL i Wy BES ERA GUESTS O Pn nee ee “sof ‘were taken out. myl7 484 SEVENTH STREET, GLOVER BUILDING, 1420 ¥ SE. IW. In % sion. oat eee chant METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, hal Manntsce Licenses.—Marriage licenses have sdcition tp those Gen. Ordway stated ‘that in the absence | cheek was found to have bee a Dergeite Collections... | Been Issued by the clerk of the court to John B, | French minister and of President Cleveland on. r. Gen. Sheridan | and the ey, B Biccas ee oagee all securi ‘Moores, of New Kent County, Va, and Nannie 1. | attache ot will bbe invited to: ‘the prizes to | lacerated By 925 PEENSYLVANIA AVERUR Ocr Doors ou be Bictanges of New bids, Boston | Haskins of Prince Kaward 7, Va.; Edward | wite, Minister Romero and the ‘companies, exam fo chan Lay INIS GOC anid Beltimore bought snd sold. Brown and ‘Hawkins; Henry’ Wittmer and | Russian ‘The Memphis Zouaves, @ropped out of ee reas Gana of ioe ened ‘A iereseng tk ated wSnOReE? ROM 81 UP Povo oa ai Loca! Rallvoed, Gam Ineurance abate | MeDa Garecht; Forter and Laura Miner, | form, Inspector Seat ote seme if not death. my19-6t CHAS. W. WOOD, Proprietor. | ,A Sum F Highe Stock daa “a of Prince William ral et the ce tiade tose ath was ea ‘Prayers from, jt. Apecioas pcan has bceeeitanid os08, WET ambulances, pone Ts Soames 1404 SX, AVE TRICKCUES | Norwond or Village Life in New England, by Henry ops Brooks. vise aoyit” and by, ‘iwhecls in ike Coiled Sates mbit” | By Wie BALLANATSE'S SOR iit i i I | |