Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING PUBLISHED STAR DAILY, Except Sunday, E STaK BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Ave, and Lith St, wy The Evening Star Newspaper Com; SH. KAUFFMAN waa aa granecount at JO cra y ‘ith. Copies at the counter ail—postage Prepaid 30. ce year, 36: sit months gon) 7 Coats & ‘published on Friday—€1 @ . six month, 50 cents. — scriptions must be paid in advances er then ts pall foe advertising made known on applicatio €27-All mail s Be paper sent lor Kates Che ening Star, Vo. 70—No 10,622. WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1887. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. NEW NATIONAL THEATER “EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. CHANGE OF PROGRAM. jew York's Sable Entertainers, DOCKSTADER'S MODERN MINSTRELS, FROM THEIR OWN THEATER, Comer 29th street and Broadway, New York. REFINED MINSTRELSY ALLIED WITH ORIGI- NALITY. ‘Tuesday, June 7—The Summer Opera Season will epen with “NANON." _ Reserved seats, 25 and 50 ce EW NATIONAL THEATER. FITZ-GERALD'S OPERA COMPANY Will comprise the following well-known artists; Now onsale. je2 1¥). Helen jenny Reif- augany), Minule’ Dilthey (Ab- Nina Bertina (Abbott Opera «ood (Abbott Opera Company). 31 s¥ Baron Company), Messrs. Win. vera Company). Harry Standish yany), Joseph S$ Greensfelder ‘Joun Howson (N. ¥. Lyee- Yavward Gervaise (Carleton Opers Com- W, Wade (Erminie Opera Company). um Theater pany), Geure ON TUESDAY, JUNE 7, The Second Annual SUMMER OPERA Season will be inaugurated with Geuee's Popular Opera NANON, With the following ideal cast: Nanon Patin.......... 3 --n,.<Misg Clara Lane iiss ficien Von Donho®t Silissennle Reitlerth ise Mary Grecn woo: Mir Wi F. Pructte Mr Harry Standish Joseph S. Greensfelder ‘Me: Paward Gervaise Mr. Max Hirshfield, Musical Director. POWERFUL CHORUS. DAahi Marquis de Ms Abbe. Hector. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. and 50 Cents. seat Reserved Seats _ Box Sheet now open. “Dowx Easr LATCH STRINGS,” on SEASHORE, LAKES AX By THE BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. ‘D MOUNTAIN: ACharmingly Written Description by Ernest Inger- 30 of a Trip Through the Tourist Region of Northern New England, Lake Winnipesaukee, Mt. Desert, Moose- ftad and Rangely Lakes, the White Mountains, and the Famous Beaches along the Coast. Beautifully snd Most Fully Mustrated by H.B. Colby snd F. B. Tay- Jor. Containing, with its 250 pages of description, Six ‘Large and Accurate Maps, Excursion Rates to all Points, Hotel aud Boarding House Lists, Time Tables, etc. SENT FREE On receipt of 15 cents in Stamps by PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, Je2-law3w Boston and Maine Railroad, Bostan, Mass JK 945s THEATER AND SUMMER GARDEN. Ferg Syparate Buildings, Tnclnd ig the Ganten Every Nici. Matiiees Monday, Tues- ges, Tuursly and Saturday, Sacred Com ‘Grand Si cert THURSDAY, JUNE 2D, ‘The Oulg Rival of Suitvan, and sly Rival of Sullivan, TCHARLES MITCHELL'S ne Chatayion of Engiat aaByA GRAND SPARRING EXuIBirIoN, An fire Company of Athletic Celebrities, includ an Balin CILEIAM MADDES, se ye QTRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND SALE TO BE Sihea"in the Guild Room, at the Church of the Epiphany, for the benest of the GIRLS’ FLIES DLY SO¢iETY. ‘THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June 2d aid Sd. Luneb on Friday from 12 to p.in, ‘Adsaission 10 centa NAL RIFLES MALI ae NPMDA PENNING. SUN E 2. 1887, ats clock, DAMYMALD Dit. Fancy Bicycle Range Wp Sie Mil Hobertaon., Muse Di iheese Me Chore. ‘Tickets, fins Carrie Kidwell aud others. For the benefit Tarnished af isual rates sts. evenings Soe. Refreshments RDES FETE, Gotten FETE “Aiiataasom 1 TAN! 72~ Postpoued to evenings of Zd and 3d of June. if weather is pleasant E. - Matinee Saturday at 2. OLIVETTE, Produced with the following powerful cast: Olivette, Carlotta Pinner: Countess (her first appear- ance), Hote Lewhton, Velontin, Edua Gray: Cepeain De Merraac. red Solumon. Watenting, Sig Shuatee rifio, Coquelicot, Waiter Allen, Due Des Ifs, Wm. roderick’ Marejol, Thos, Daily. Reserved Seats, 50 cts. very Evening yes BLOU THEATER POPULAR PRICES. CHILDREN HALF PRICE. AT MATINEES. THIS WEE! WILLIE EDOLINS’ FUNNIEST OF ALL COMEDIES, OR, FUN IN A PHUTUGRAPH GALLERY. ed with a great cast of character, New Med- ley, new Songs, Dances, aud Specialties. _Next Week—“BOUND TO SUCCEED.” (ena THeareR Formerly Dime Museum, Ladiee Matinee 213 pam vers Bveniog: 8:1 21> pan. Every Ev 215 pa BAKER AND HAR: ¢ comedy Success on: ‘tithed MARRI my30 Latest ‘Comedy Succewm, en IED MASHEKS. Star Specialty Com Bans; Popular prices: Orchestra ve. iery 10e. GE. FAIR OF THE WASHINGTON CONTI- J NENTALSat the National Skating Rink, E st. bet. ©-b and 7th sts. bw. until June ith. Dancing every Save mye HE CYCLERIES, 1406 AVE. —TRICYCLE: ae ee and Bicycles by the Nous eaes or $10 a month for Bicyck © Tricycle. tas sortment of wheels in the ted States. mbl2-3m JANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, _ TSthst. two blocks south of Peuny vaniaa "The moat realiatic battle Scene ever painted. 5 a yen irom Sam to 10pm Dost Yoo Do In Pay bis prices for your Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. See those at OAK HALL for $1.75, 82.50, $3.25 and $450 up to the finest quality. Fully 30 per cent Jower than at any other store in Washington. Balls and bets given away with every Boy's Suit. DON'T YOU Do IT: Pay $15 or $18 for Blue Flannel Suits. You can Duy the dest at OAK HALL for $10, and the neat best St $8.50, with two sets of buttons. DON'T YOU Do IT! Pay $40 of $50 fora Dress Suit See those st OAK HALL for $12 to $25. DON'T YOU Do IT! Pay $20, 8250F $30 for s Business Suit. See those at OAK HALL for $6, 88, $10, $12 or $15. HA L SoHE EEAE FE OS mar HEEL E oa sk KE Ba AELLLLLLL> my31 COR. TENTH AND F STS. B. W. EXCURSIONS, PIC. NICS, &e. PORTANT To onaanizations!—ExcuR- Ueescaticmna naa oon pe eee as 15, 1887. Apply to ¢. W, RIDLEY, Manacer, Je2-Lw ‘7th Street s TRE STEAMER PILOT BOY WILL MAKE REG- lar trips to Glymont overy day this week, 10a Sheriff's Whart, foot of 7th st, at 10 am. Fare, roun trip, {my30-6t} 0. T. THO! Secretary. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ‘The partuership heretofore existing between CARL EISENMENGER and HENRY RABE. cou- ducting the business of brewing beer, under the firm- name of EISENMENGER & RABE. has been dis. diate ai) debts ‘against thie old firm. CARE EISEN: late al inst the old firm. Ne MENGER. it GI —** 19, STONE POLISHERS, MEET ON first and third Friday of each month. ae 'B..F. RLINES. Secretary. oe STEAMER PILOT BOY CAN BE CHAR- tered to run. m: 902 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. R ingtoniaus’ Most Popular Resort. Steamer will leave her wharf every SUNDAY at 10 a.m. and3 im. Returning at Zand 8 p.m. Tickets, 25c. Every EDNESDAY at 9 a.m, and 6:30 p.m. at Sand 11 pun. Tickets, 25e. ds; Lv. THE PARTY WHO TOOK WATCH AND Fy, Cain from G. ¥: Adams’, 309 44.46 sw. on May 31, is known, and will be prosec hot Fe turned.” Tf returned no questions will be asked. 2-210 GLENWOOD CEMETERY— Theannual mecting of the lot-owners of Glenwood Cemetery for the election of trustees to Serve for the enyuia year ‘will be tela at Navionst Rifles’ Hall, on MONDAY, Juue 6 1897, at 8 p.m Jez-4t LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secretary. CARROLL INSTITUTE. — IMPORTANT Ieeting Thursday evening, June 2—Consid- ing at 5-30 p.m. Tickets, 10c. Prof. Proctor’s Dancing School Reunion at Kiver Riew every Saturday evening, leaving at 6:30 pm. Returning at 11 p.m. Tickets, 25e down and back, and at the grounds on the ‘largest Pavilion on the Potomac River, op all. trips except Sunday. Fine Brass Band on Sunday. No ol Fetlonable parties allowed om any of the above trips. r charters, &., apply to E. 5. RANDALL, Capt. my25 and see the grand SWITCHBACK RAILWAY COASTING TRACK. my25-1m eration of invitation to join in reception to Cardinal Givens aay Teport Gf detegatoe convention of on. Catholic Young Sen's Natio1 Jel-2t THE PRESIDENT. NOTICE—K. OF L.—ALL MEMBERS OF 'L. A., 1798, are hereby notified to attend the regular meeting, Friday, June 3d. By order of the Assembly. CHAS. E. WOOD, ML W._Je1-3t* —, :YBURN, JR., HAS RE- ‘moved his oftice and residence to 714 13th SOCIETY NOTES. PROF. BAIRD’S ILLNESS, Reports of His Condition To-day. Prof. Spencer F. Baird, secretary of the Smith- Sonian Institution, is seriously fll at nis home, 1445 Massachusetts avenue. He left the city about three weeks ago in poor health, intending to seek Test at Elizabethtown, N. Y., on Lake Champlain. As he grew worse, instead of better, he returned home yesterday. He is suffering with an affection of the heart and kidneys, with which he has been troubled for several years. There was consulta- Uon last evening at Prof. Baird's house by Dr. N. 8. Lincoln, of this city, and Drs, 8, Welr Mitchell Washington News and Gossip. ‘Tae SUrPLEMENT oF THE EVENING Srar to-day contains: The Columbia Road, the National Drill Prize Winners, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Meeting, the Pacific Railroad Investigation, the ‘Thistle’s Brilliant Victory, Telegraphic Dispatches, &c. The advertisements are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Summer Resorts, Proposals, House- furnishings, Ladies’ Goods, Financial, Attorneys, Educational, Pianos and Organs, Books, Wood and Coal, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, Ocean Steamers, Family Supplies, Professional, Sewing Machines, The Trades, Medical, Undertakera, GoveRNaant Recerrs To-pay.—Internal reve- Due, $438,925; customs, $780,796. ‘THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SocrgTy adjourned sine die last night, atter agreeing to meet in Detroit on ‘the third Tuesday of May next year. SPRING CLEANING AT THE WeITE Hovse.—During the absence of the President and Mrs. Cleveland the White House is recetving its customary spring cleaning and overhauling. The are being taken up, curtains taken down and packed away, furniture covered, and whitewash and palnt, a3 Well as water, applied Uberally to the woodwork in the various’ rooms. ‘The east-room carpet will not be removed, however, until the new carpet, which fs being made, 1s ready to take its place. Telegrams to The Star. MR. CHAMBERLAIN’S AMBITION * 4 BATCH OP WEDDINGS. ‘The wedding of Mr. Brainard H. Warner, of this city, and Miss Mary Hamilton Phillips, daughter of Alexander K. Phillips Eva. ot Fredericksburg, Va., took place last evening in St. George’s_Epis- copal church at Fredericksburg, in the presence of a large gathering of relatives and friends of the contracting parties. ‘The churcn was beautifully decorated with flowers and presented a brililant spectacle. The light of numerous candles lent Soft beauty to the scene, A special train of parlorears carried down from this city a. lange number of friends and relatives ot the bride and (ior at 4:30 o'clock, and carriages were in wait- Ing at the depot to’convey the guests to the ghiren, At 7 oclock the bride entered the church arm of the happy groom, and they. Phaittpes tothe altar’ by ‘the ushers, Messrs. L. F. B. aoe B. RI H. K. Willard, Andrew Parker and Dr. Roy, and the bridesmaids, ‘Migs Gaathmey, of Norfolk, Miss Goodwyn, ot Petersbt Miss Hillery, of Warrenton, Miss Rogers, of Leesburg, and Misses Barton, ‘Taylor, Braxton and Little, ‘of Fredericksburg, ‘and. thé maid of honor, Miss Nannie Phillips; the charm- ing sister of the bride. The ceremony was per- Rouvier’s Ministry Beset with Trouble A VOLCANO IN THE SIERRA MADRE TEXAS TRAIN ROBBERS BETRAYED. oS ees Fatal Panic in the Chihuahua Cathedral. CHAMBERLAUNVS AMBITION, He Want to Form a New Party and Thinks He Will be its Leader. Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Evesina Stan, Loxpox, June 2.—The proceedings of the Cham- berlain party at Birmingiaia mark the first detl- OSTON BY SEA, Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. teamaliips sail from Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston. Every Monday. Thursday, aud Friday, 4 o'clock p.m. nyer accommodations unsurpassed, Fare, ineludiug meals sud main saloon, stateroom berths, $12.00: round trip, $22. Upper deck state- room berths, #14: round trip, $25. For further in- formation see circulars atall the Hotelsin Washington, on — A.L, HUGGINS, General Agent, ‘Long Dock, Baltimore rt ‘elephone Baltimore FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN John Bridge!—Steam Packet EXCELSIOR mak her regular trips on SUNDAYS, MONDAYS, WED- NESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Alternate days for charter. Boat leaves Hich and Canal sts.. Georgetown, 8 3.10, Fare. 50c. round trip. For information apply to 3. G. andj. M. WATERS. my30-110" AILY EXCURSIONS— SALOON STEAMERS ‘Leave hourly from 7th-street ferry wharf. 12 miles on the Potomse for 15 cents. my19-1mo GTEAMER DIXIE RUNS DAILY, MAKING TRIPS WS _Every Hour from Cumberland’ Boat-House, foot of F street and New Hampshire avenue and foot of High street, Georgetown, Stopping at Holtzman’s Land- ing, Rock, Bout Club and Dixie Landings. “First trip up ata. m-- last trip down at 10 6m. Round trip, ¥ larze parties. waAkses Ls ELIGHTFUL RE- AVE sort open forthe season. Meals a lacarte. Lunch, Comes. Teas Mil for Excurmonists. ¥. CORCOHAN leaves every morning at 0 o'clock, returning at 4 p.m. On Sundays per ad- Nertisemenit. ap22-3m Tavrspars Asp Faoars, SE Miagmee hours 7io¥:30 am and 8 toe. pm << Wastixaron, D O., May 31, 1887, THE 0O-PARTNERSHIP, HERETOFORE existing between the undersigned, under the firm name QLSTHANG & TUCKER, is this day dissolved by mu- consent ‘The business will be conducted by H. L. Strang, who is hereby authorized to collect all guistanding ac- counts, and to whom ll claims due by the late frm ‘Will be presented for settlement, HL. STRANG, RX TUCRE 918 Louisiana ave. BLIC, reby notified not to trust _Jel-3t all on my account ‘as l will pay no, debts unless ggutrscted by myself in person. FH. LINGEBACH, anyoi J. ave. 2.w. JeL-st CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAG Telepone Company. HBS offces of this Company have ‘Geen removed to 619 14th street, cor. of G-n.w. Jel-lw SAML. M. BRYAN, President. HAM CHRONICLE PARTY TAKE oUF lust train will leave Wash- Friday, June a.(C. E THOMAS, = THI ING OF THE LOT- holders of Oak ‘Hill Cemetery Co. wilt be held in the office of the Cemetery on MONDAY, June es ott 5 o'clock ioe a ape of electing 2 managers to setve for the ensuing year. my'$1-20 HS. MATTHEWS, Secretary = OFFICE OF THE CLIFTON BEACH HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT COMPANY, ss WasHiNGTOS, D. C.. May 28, 1887. Notice is hereby given thats general meeting of the stock-holders of said company will be held at the office of the company in the Corcoran Building, Wash- fngton, D.G.at Poviock p.m. TUESDAY, June 14, 1887, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors, preparing by-laws and transacting any other business which may lawfully be done by said stockholders in general meetiz myS1e. manager. EXTRA BARGAINS ar LANSBURGH & BROS. Read the list carefully, and then be sure to come as early as possible to secure the Bargains. A lot of Linen Lace Suitings, Manchester Mixtures, Tissue Suiting Remnants, at about one-quarter of the Considering the low price asked for rely will be sold to almost auy examiner. 3 cases of mostly dark patterns Satteen Remnants, desireable length, at Sc. per yard, worth 12%c. Come and look at the beautiful patterus of this lot. Anew invoice of Wamsutta Bleached 5-4, 48-inch, 6-4. 9-4 aud 10-4 Pullow-Casing and Sheeting Rem* hants, at about one-balf of their regular quotation. Having sold all our light-Sgured Batiste Remnants at 64c., worth 10c., we bave procured, in onder to gomply with the geiieral demand, another, much better Jot, but will sell them at the same figtre, Gc. per ‘Zcases of light and dark-figured French Batiste Remmanta, ¢ 10c. per yard word Toe, Also. x smali lot Plain Batiste Rem comprising mostly all colors, at To. per yard, worth 133e- ‘The remainder of our Domestic Hosiery, consisting of Ladies’, Gent's and Children’s Hose, at Sc. per Dain, 6 pair for 25c., 4 pair 25c., and 3 Mair for ac. ‘We have received a new lot of Fancy Curtain Draper- ies, superb designs, carefully selected by our buyer, which we will ofter at 8, 10, 125 and 15c. per yard. pr Selebrated Srevarde-long Notingham Curtains, a i, yeeuus to. at favorite, uc from the lange quantity we self daily. {UAeiNe OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT, Comprising all the different Plain Dress snd Fancy Furniture Linens, is well stocked. at the lowest firures aud ap extra discount of 10 per cent for Thurs. day and Friday only. he last lot of the Pertahire Lawn, n light and dark ns. ne mourning deciwnis, at Worth de. These goodsare'in short lenge, couse: Quently we will cut any quantity called for ‘Anew lot of the stylish and handsome Corded Ging- ham Hemuanta, in Light and dark, at 1c, per worth 1oe.- We cal the attention of the public to the fuporeant tact that this lot consists of very ene In onler to give all_achance tobe benefited we have continned our wrest Keduction Sale in White Spreads, with bargains as follow wn 12-4 Double Finish Marseilles ge, worth 90c. elebrated Extra Size British Pique Quilt, at . worth €2, and an extra discount of 10 per cent on ail other Spreads in the departments xd Rew lot of Light-Sxrared Calico Reranante, beaut (caine and elerant Chalais patterns, at 6ige.s worth Sey i a A sumall lot of light-fgured Chalais Remnants at adie: per yard, worth 18. We will still continue to sell our 5, 8, 12% and 19¢. Ladie® Collars and Chemisettes, which are considered decided bareain by every body. eases of Light and dark fiured French Pereale Remnants, at Ye. per yard, worth 12% and I5e. We extend cordial invitation to the public in gen- eral to honor us with a call; giving the Tull ast that all will be perfectly satisfied.” ae Remember our Third Floor is our Bargain Floor. Odds sud Ends of our regular. stock, Short Lents and ‘Remnants of all kinds are Kept ‘here, and prices areattached to these that always cause their speedy ONE PRICE TO ALL. L A NN g585 L a ANE pale TLLL & 4 NNN Sg38 BBB uU U0 RRR GGG - BoB UU RG @ a a Pe ue BE Ego inl BBB UU SCR RR OGGG oO ae BBB RRR 00 as BOB ROR OO as, Be ER 88 4ss* BBB OR KR 00 =T set 420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH ST, Tux Goons For Hor Wearnzn. SEATON FERRY F to PEaay & BLOTTER, STUCK OF SEW” BRITISH AND VICTOHIA AND PERSIAN LAWNS, PROM 1240.10 BATISTE CLAIRE, FRENCH NAINSOOKS INDIA M S, WELT PIGUES TE PURE LINEN LAWNS. PROM 250, £0 $1 PER YARD. | NEY WH te AND ‘ECKU EMBROIDERED SWISS EMBRUIDEKED INDIA PONGEES AT “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.” “MARKED DOWN PHICES" ON PARIS COMBINA- NOyELTIES iN EMBROIDERED BATISTE AND IMPORTED ALL-WOOL CHALLI iN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT S00 A YARD NE BEST QUALITY, PLAL SALEENS 18 s COMPLETE, SIZES. €#” LAIN FIGURES AND CO! PRICES. SEATON FERRE <= INSURANCE CO WasHINGTON, May 23, 1587. A uveeting of the StockLoldersof the Franklin Iusur- Co., of Washington, D. C., will be held at. this on MONDAY, June 6, for the election of twelve Directors to verve the ensuilis Year, Polls open from 12 to2 o'clock p. m. 1 FENWICK YOUNG, &J62.4-6t Secretary, ie ROYAL HOT AIR FURNACE, FIRST: ‘class Latrobes and Ranges McGrath's Hand- made Mautels, Murphy's Arctic Milk-Can, scientific in its construction. practically demonstrated to be superior to all others. Estimates cheerfully furnished. All work first-class. J. W. CONSIDINE, 1239 7th at. nw. ‘my25-1in* STOCKHOLDERS, O-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO- CIATION, OF GEORGETOW The annual meeting for the ELECTION OF DI- RECTORS, and such otuer matter “as_iay properly come before them, will be held at the office of the As- socistion, 1251 High st. THURSDAY, JUNE 24 1887, 7:30 P. M. 8B-Notice date of meeting. _myz8-ot GEO. W. KING, Secretary. aa THE CHILDKEN’S COUNTRY HOME Mw will be opencd Sune U, IST TAT plies (or the admission of children should be made at once in writing to the Chik ‘Committee, 1733 N st, st. nw. my’ THE ATTENTION OF ARMY AND basuat Sav na Lat eect SO8Fst miy2i HOWARD UNIVERSITY, 1887. ‘The annual closing exercises will take place as fol- lows: May 27, 7:30 p. m—Exercises of Theological De- partment, Congregational Church, cor. 10ch aud G sts. May 39, 5 p. m~Baccalaureate Discourse in College Chap ‘May 30, 8 p. m.—Exercises of Law Department, Cou- grogstional Church, loth and G sts i June 1, 8 p. 10.1 of Normal and Preparatory rtments. 2,8 P. m.—College Commencement in Chapel. HE 2D june RIES OF STOCK OF THE i$d_ Co-operation Building Association, will issue June, 1887, payiuent #2 per share per mont entitle holders to mirchase $1,000, Books of Bub: scription are now open at the following places: A Depue & sou. 26 434 st. 8.w. A Archer... “ag and d st aw. Walker & Davi Tith and Ma. ave. aw. Thompson & 10th and La. avo. nw. we sagpg AHL G ot. nw. 7th and Q sts. nw. 50 La. ave. DW. Be reas, 7th and Va, ave. s.w. 6. ‘. THOMPSON, Sec., 902 Pa. ave... 1-10 ‘AL, MEETING OF the Georzetown Gas ‘Lizht Co. for the election of seven directors for the en: suing year, will be held on MONDAY, June 6, 1887, at their office, No, 1118 Green st. Polls open at 11.a.'m. and close af 1 o'clock p.im. By order my20-t,6 GEO. W. CROPLEY, Sec'y. “e@=> SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR PUBLIC CON- ‘certs given by the N in the different Parks of the city, will be tecelyed at ‘The Evening Star office und at’ Metzerot’s, 003 Pa. ave. BW. my 3. B. MUN Uist ia Washington licensed to make the ShetReld CROWNS and. BRIDGE (Artificial ‘Teeth without bl myi6-1mo" | Navy, and L. F. Selvee, of the Army, are at the nite step toward the formation of a wew party as opposed to the mere secession from liberalism. Chamberlain is elearly auxious for this, though Hartington, should say, 1s not. Chamberlain's idea is to place himself at the head of the demo- cratic unionists, who, in time, he Lopes, with the settlement of the Irish question, may become a new substitute for the old Uberal party. Cham- verlain, however, exaggerates his influeace. Har- Ungton is the real leader of the secession. Cham- deriain is only an active and more or less unscru- pulous Heutenant. The real hope of the unionist party is, as some one sald to me the other d: Uthat the Duke of Devonshire may live tor Years and so keep Hartiugton out of the Louse of rds. Gladstone nay die this year or next. This, with the death or withdrawal of Parnell and the AnMY OrpERs.—Col, Edwin F. Townsend, 12th infantry, has been detailed to attend the State camp of instruction at Peekskill, N. Y., for the purpose of inspecting the organizations of the national guard of New York detailed tor tours of service at that camp from June 18 to August 6. First Lieut, Eben Swift, 5th cavalry, ordered to West Point for duty as aide-de-camp on the staff of, Brigadier General Wesley Merritt. | Second Lieut, John T, Thompsvun, 2d artillery, detailed to visit the camp of the 2d iment, Alabama State militia, at Montgomery, cémmencing June 7th. Col. John i. Wilson, Engineer Corps, ordered from. Washington to Newburgh, N. Y., on business con- nected With the construction of the Washi ngeon monument there. First Lieut. J. 8. Parke, jr. infantry, granted one month’s extension of leave. First Lieut. V. H. Bri and Wm. Osler, of Philadelphia. The physicians have the greatest apprehensions. Prof. Baird, who naturally has a fine physique, has made a severe strain upon his vitality by years of the closest application to scientific work.” For & or more he has been falling tn strengta. and his {riends have expressed much anxiety concerning his health. He went to Elizabethtown upon the advice of his physicians, accom} by his ho was exhausted Weis iss sa Neary formed by Rev. Dr. Mason, the rector of thechureh, = a Tay pd assisted by Rov. Dr. Bartlett, the pastor of the New {hat he had to be carried from the car to iis car York Avenue Presbyterian church. After the cere. | ge, and from the carriage to his room. mony a reception Was held at the Phillips’ man-| 4 CONSULTATION OF PHYSICIANS THIS MORNING. lon, which Was crowded by the, hosts of friends | Doctors Lincoln, Mitchell, and Osler, ot Phila of the State. The presents were | delphia, held a consultation’ this morning at the costly and numerous. ‘The grooms" present to the bride was a beautiful diamond brooch and a deed | bedside of Prot. Baird, and will hold anotherone for a $30,000 house on Massachusetts avenue near | thisevening. A Star re] saw Dr. Lincoln 20th street, now in course of completion, The | after this morning's consultation, and he said: Dridal party returned to the city with the Wash- | “We found Prof. Baird somewhat” more contort: tngion guests on the 11 ovlock train and pro. | able this morning. “There i no material improve. ceeded linmediately to New York, Mr. and Mrs, | Ment and his condition is very serious. He 1a sufe Warner, after a brieftour through the East, will | fering from heart and kidney troubles of long sailon the steamer Umbria, of the Cunard ‘Line, | Sanding. We are not. strangers ‘to, Prot, Baird for an extended trip through Europe. ‘The following were among the party from this city: Lawrence Sands, A. W. Pentland, the Miss°s Pentland, B. F, Gilbert and Mrs, Gilbert, Samuel Ross, Dr.’F. R, Windsor, Mr, and Mrs, A."T, Brit ton, Mr. and Mrs, Henry A. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Austin P. Brown, Hon. J. H. Ketchum, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Beall, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Col. M. M. Parker and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Luttrell, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lothrop, Mrs. Tweedale, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, E, Southard Parker, Mr. and case, as we have been called upon before to con- sult regarding his condition. No previous attack has, however, been a3 serious as the present one, He lett Washington a short tme ago in hopes of being benefitted by the change, but while he was away he grew much worse and’ was compelied to return.” “Dr. Lincoln expressed no opinion as to the ultimate resuit of the present severe attack of illness, but the frequent consultations of the emi- Rent physicians are sufficient evidence of the gravity of Prof. Balrd’s condition, and the large circle of his friends are much alarmed in conse- Six month's ieave, with permisatun to goubrond, | MTS. Geo, ¢; Maynard, Geo. E Emmons ‘C. BJ quence. conupittely tovthe® coutrol of ts more ardeut First Lient. Irving Hall, Corps of Engineers, granted a Bg cnenlee ‘Stilson Hutchins, Mr. and PROF. GOODE SAYS PROP. BAIRD 18 BETTER. spirits may be the best thing that could happen to ‘two months leave. SgcRETARY WurTNEy has returned to Washing- fr. and Mra 8 3 Bryan Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pairo, Dr. E. §. Kimball an Mrs. Kimball, D. W. Patterson, D. A. Windsor, Prot, Brown Goode, of the Fish Commission, in- the unionists. ‘They hope for some, if not. all, of formed a Star reporter, at one o'clock this after- Uhese advantages. “Their tone, consequently, 18 a8 ton from New York. UE and MTS, George ‘Truesdell, Miss Matti | noon, that he had left Prof, Baird but a short time eee Om Varner, Miss Alisan Wilson, Mrs. Jules Gut | before. He said the published reports of the pro- Navat Oxpgrs.—Ensign W. L, Howard has been | Mrs. ©. J. Hillyer, Miss Hillyer, Miss Maggie Bald- fessor’ dangerous’ éonaition were Rot war Mery EN, LE FLO’S REVELATIONS. Si n, morning,” Prof, Ren Tee Gaul ware aes eae san our | There was a very picturesque bridal scene at the | Goode, “Prot. Baird was considerably betier. ‘He | AMOther Side to the Story, which Puts Quite a Different Aspect on it. Special Cable Dispatch to Tae EveNtNo Stan. LonDox, June 2.—Some sensation has been caused by the recent publication of Gen. Le Flo’s dispatches in the Paris Figaro, which are intended to show ‘Unat Germany deliberately sought in 1875 to make war on France, and was only restrained by the in- tervention of Gortchakoff and Alexander I. The answer to these dispatches 1s given in Bismarck’s organ, Which publishes the dispatches of Prince Reuss, the German ambassadar to St. Petersburg. is bright and cheerful. Why, there is not even a nurse employed, which shows that the family do notfeel so uneasy about him. We all know that Prot. Baird 1s not in health, and, of course, his present atiack might prove fatals, but his coo dition to-day is enc He 1s busy prepar- Ing to go to Woods Holl ‘on the 1st of Julp, a month earlier than he expected, and I know that he expects to goat that time. He was fatigued when he returned from his trip, and that may have caused the exaggerated reports of his condi- jon”, church of the Epiphany last evening. Miss Rosalie Cunningham, daughter of Mra, M. R. Cunningham, and Mr. J. Henning Nelms were married in it. ‘There were growing plants and palms set in and around the alter, and the central aisle was spanned by @ gate of smilax twined and trimmed with Mar- guerites, forming the bride and groom’s mono- am intertwined, and at the corners were two lovers’ knots of ribbon. The ushers were Mr. W. A, Land, Mr. J, W. Menefee, Mr. J. R. Jordan, Mr, W. J. Nelms, ‘T. J. Pickett and br. S. 8. Adams. They wore favors of marguerites and light laven- der gloves. The bridesmaids were Miss Bessie months Surgeon J. Rufus Tryon has been ae- tached from tbe Quinnebaug, European station, and ordered home, “Chief Engineer @. W. Hall has been detached from the Yantic and placed on wailing orders. Cot. L. W. Re, the newly-appointed Assistant Register of the Treasury, was made the recipient Yesterday of a boquet of roses in a fine imported vase, decked with elegant ribbons. This token of regard was from the employes of the note, coupon, and currency division, Register's Office, of w! y ‘hese’ show that the alarm arose entirely from Col, Keld has been chief. "Tn the afternoon Major | Cunningham, sister of the bride, Miss Darden, | Georgetown University Law School. | Thes: show that the alarm arose entirely frou Ros A. Fish, the late Assistant Register, was sum- | Miss Mamie ‘Thompson, of Philadephia, and Miss | DEGREES CONFERRED AT THE COMMENCEMENT THIS A a ae gy pa moned to the Office of the Assistant Register, Ely, of Virginia. ne? bride entered’ with her AFTERNOON. friendly to Germany. On the whole, France shows re sumably to give information on office Tatverd Dut on his arrival he was presented by Judge Holla- day, chief of the receipts and expenditures divi- badly in the correspondence. Curiously enough, the nervousness in France has in no way abated, ‘The talk is everywhere of war in 1890. The fear Drotner, Mr. Louis Cunningham, who gave her away, and the groom was attended by his brother, Mr. C. B. Nelms. ‘The bridal dress was in plain, The sixteenth annual commencement of the law: department of Georgetown University is in pro- sion, with an elegant bronze and marble clock, the | heavy, white satin, train three yards long, the | gress at the am Theater this afternoon, be- Sas by Bismarck ts almost as great a3. gift of the employes of the Register's Office, fhe | tule Vell Was fastetied with orang blossoms and | ginning at 3:89 o'clock. According to the program a major fittingly responded in the presence of the | the dress was heavily trimmed with pearl passe- Rev. James A. Doonan was to deliver the opening address and confer the degrees. The address to the: luates was assigned to Judge Montgomery, of the District Supreme Court, the prizes to bé awarded by Judge Merrick. The Marine Band furnished the music. Degrees are to be conferred on the following graduates: Master of Laws—Henry T. Aspern, Ill; Geo. T. Baxter, N.J.; Henry H. Blease, 8'C.; ‘Caleb P. Bourne, Minn.; Wm. H. Copeman, Tenn; Otto @. eee C.; St. Julian jette, 8. C.; Anthony J. Gallagher, Pa.; Geo. W. Hamner, Ala.; Edward P. Harrington, Mass.; Frank R. Hubachek, Wis ; J. altheus Johnson, & C.; Wm. A. Johnson, D. C. Geo, D, Lancaster, 'Md.; "John M. Lawton, D.C.: Luther M. Longshaw, Levi W. Naylor, Wis! John J. O'Connell, Mass.* Geo. F, Pollock, Ohio: Jobo M. Rankin,’ Ky.; Thos, A.” Robbins, Wis. Chas, W. Seawell, Va.;’ Sinclair B. Sheibiey, Ga; employes, EMIGRANTS POURING IN.—The Secretary of the Treasury 13 informed that there 18 an extraordi- nary arrival of immigrants at the Port of San Francisco. One thousand two hundred are now in quarantine and 4,000 are soon expected to arrive. ‘THE Amount oF GoLp in the Treasury has in- creased $6,000,000 since May 1. ‘THe ANNUAL RIFLE COMPETITION.—Gen, Sheridan has fixed upon September 19 next as the date for the beginning of the annual rifle competition between distinguished marksmen of the Army. ‘The match Will take place at Bellevue rifle range, near @maha, Neb. Cuter ENGiNegR Gxo. W. MELVILLE yesterday submitted to the Navy Department the detatled Plans for the two 19-knot cruisers and the two gunboats that areto be constructed. These plans Were prepared by Engineer Melvjlle in five weeks, ‘The plans for the hulls of the vessels were reported by Chief Constructor Wilson yesterday to be ready for contractors desiring copies. ‘THe MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.—The event of yes- terday with the members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, now in session in this city, wag the reception given specially in their honor in the evening by Hon. Josiah Dent at his menterie. ‘The high bodice had a of pearls, Her bouquet was composed of niphetos. Toses. The bridesmaids were prettily dressed in Mary Eastlake gowns of white mull with loose sleeves and sashes of white moire antique ribbon, and they carried bouquets of manguerites, It was @ marguerite wedding. Dr. Geisy performed the ceremony, The wedded pair left on the night train for the North. Mr, Fred B. Tasker, a young lawyer of this city, and Miss Harriet Hickcox, daughter of Mr. John . Hickcox, were married last evening at the Met- Topolitan church. Palms and ferns adorned the pulpit, with a bank of green. The ushers who seated the stg were Mr. G. M. Lamonte, of New York; Mr. 8. Herbert Geisy, Mr. Henry Bolton, and ‘Mr. Kawin Tasker, of Vermont. ‘They wore favors ‘ ranium leaves and white rose buds. The and groom entered the church arm in arm. ‘Sue wore an elegant Gressof conied white | ay onerene is Oo eee Se Ge silk, ‘a long train, and tulle vell_ sw regon; esping to | Sok¥,.Tiermer, D. Gs Laban i. Wheeler, the edge of 1, "Te bodice was, pointed, dod her Re ee ee OCR, lowers were white roses. Dr. Newman performed oe Tewa the ceremony. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Tasker also eft the | yonn WG, Atkiag ATIC Theodore eng Bi city during the evening for the North. D. C.; Chas H. Brice, 8C.; Walter 8. Bridges fit Misr Molle, the daughter of Mr. and Mra, Thos. | J. Artis W. Burche, B. C.; Harry (&burnat, tn Potee, and Mr. 'T. Albert Perry, of this city, were | Da ine, D.'C.;_ John B. Cont 5 Jas. married last evening at the residence of her pa- | A. Cullinane, D. ier lerick E. David, IL; Will Tents, on H street northeast. The ceremony was | W- Va. is M. Hopkins, D. C.; Robt. rformed by the Rev. Dr. Markham, of Baltimore. | W. Jel Jr, Tenn.; Wm. H. A. Karicofe, W. Khe bride's dress was of white lace, with diamond | Va.; Bernard A. Kengla, D.C.; Frank J. Kieck- ornaments, and she carried a bouquet of itlies of Tete C.;_ Wm. H. Lewis, Inc.; Heary D. Ma- the valley. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Perry | lone, D. J. Nota McGill, D.C.;_ Addis D. Mer- IRVING IN “WERNER” His Prodacti { Byron's Tragedy Only a Moderate Success. Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR. Loxpox, June 2.—Irving’s performance of “Werner” last night was a beilliant society suc- cess, but hardly more. “‘iverybody” was there, everybody expected to be moderately pleased, and most people got more pleasure than they expected. ‘The play is almost intolerably bad and does not contain a single well written speech. The best scenes only belong to average melodrama. The best ‘scene interpretedyby Frederick Marshall tolrving’s Werner 1 that in which Werner is made to ex- a ‘sone pretty confidences by Jda,a character Byron declared he had created, but which Teally he did nothing but shadow in the faintest outline. Irving was tender, impressive, artistic and almost devoid of ‘The stage ettects were quite perfect, the costumes correct and necessarily beautiful, The result 18, Ua Irving is encouraged to try the experiment of a Second representation, which will probably wake Place next year after his American tour. et TEE eaFBsTH, June 2—TRe ods in Hungary are sub- fr Z tracts of land are sid:i submerged, Rowever ane the loss by the destruction of crops residence in West Washington. The visitors had | left for New York. FicG TIL David W; Merrow, Me.; Bilis Mills, Va.; | will be enormous. an opportunity of meeting with number of the marriage of Miss Offutt to Mr. Win. | C0cll Morgan, D. C-; Wm. J. Neel, Ga.; Edmund 8. | “yop rug RELIEF OF THE THEATER FIRE SUFFERERS. citizens of this city in @. pleasant. soclal way. and | 4 we ot Richols, Ohio; John B. ONeill, Cal; Theodore} "Pius, June 2.—The fund for the reliel of Sulfer- the evening will be remembered as one of the de- | GaXsutawn 1h the Peace ote Be as turch, | John Pickett, D. C.; Win, H. shdles, D: C.; Pinck ewe Georgetown, in the presence of a large gatherin; Suni Tonas ust : ers by ‘the Opera Comique fire now amounts to lightful events in connection with the meeting | Gr “friends.” ‘The ‘ceremony was performed by | Bey.wv; suite Ti. Cha Oriand Ge Wee ans | 400,000 francs, here. To-day the members visited Mount Vernon, Father Rochefort. ‘The ushers were George K. | Francis P. White, D. C.; ‘Robt. K. Youngblood, A YACHTSMAN'S BANKRUPTCY. ae Willard Hine Professional session will be held | French, John W. Stockett, Chas. B. Montgomery, | ign’ = ike Lonpox, June 2.—Mr. Bayley, vice-voinmodore of and Geo. W. Kern. A quiet wedding took place last night at the res- idence of Mrs. Harbert, No. 1205 6th street north- west, The contracting parties were Miss De Less- line, the daughter of Mrs. Harbert, and Edward Y. Ginn, of Chicago. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Townsend, of tlie Church of the Incarnation. the Royal Albert Yacht Club, las been declared a bankrupt. His abilities are $67,000. ee An Appeal From the Bosses. THE CHICAGO MASTER MASONS REQUEST THE MEN TO MAKE TEMS. CHicaco, June 2.—The master masons’ associa- Or InveRgsT TO PeNstonzns.—All pensioners in this city who are in the habit of drawing their Pensions later than the first day of payment are Tequested by the agent to call at the agency, so far as convenient, on the first day (June 4), ‘be- tween the hours of 1 and 5 p. m. By so doing they ———— Base Ball Yesterday. ‘The New Yorks defeated the Bostons yesterday ‘without difficulty by a score of 8 to 3. ‘The Athletics dropped tofourth place yesterday by losing a game to Loutsville; the score was 3 to 2 in the visitors’ favor. Cincinnati defeated Balti- | tions have issued a long document adkressed to Extra Yorce Of Clerks ald. Sepearste ee es at | “The wedding at st. John's churen last evening | more, 4 10:2 : the bricliayers and stote masons appealing to vided on the second floor, on the first day of pay- | Was & os one. The high contracting parties} Following ts the standing of the clubs to date: ca at san Hey ember anaes ang ¥ ZS yy ment, for Army widows, dependent relatives and | Were Miss Agnes Stockton Koyail, of thls city, ASSOCIATION. an + % minors, and all Navy and Mexican war pension. | and Mr. Arthur J. Parsons, of Boston. ‘The chan- the plattorm adopted by the contractors and ers. Army luvalid pensioners are or st | cel was garnished with plants, and the altar rails "st. builders, and asks the men to — @ union on the jossoms. ushers were Mr. Ir. e Pensowat.—Ex-Secretary Manning, wife and| Frank Lee, Mr. Woodbury Lowery, Col. "Fred. ‘Xtiteue daughter, sailed from Liverpool yesterday, on the | Poor, Dr. Ruth, Mr. Bullen, of Boston, Mr. Harry Brooklyn. A Protection Movement im Spain. Baltic. Mr. Manning seemed to be much improved | Adams. ‘They wore pink rosebuds in their dress Cineinnath. ‘Mapnp, June 2.—A strong protection umovement iu health, Jas. McLain and Jno. Gruksas, of New | CO#4S,, They headed = the bridal procession Cleveland...... 7 23 | 1sdeveloping in Spain, Senators and depuuies, rep- York, Capt. Geo. Brown and Cont Mente ot ine | UP the rignt aisle of the churen, followed 22 |Metropolifan.. 6 24 | resenting the farming anJmanutacturing districts by the six bridesmaids in couples;’the maid and meu of all parties, are urging the government of honor walked alone,. and the bride ‘The New York Giants will be here to-day and PHOSVITE. THIS COMBINATION, OF Calinaya, Wild Cherry and Horsford'y Acid hospliates, is a popular and efficient Lrain aud Nero onic, anda sutevuard against Malaria, Sold at MIL- BULN'S PHARMACY, 1329 Pennsylvania ave, 10 Lottles ogpn dramcht with soda w: 3 Jno. Be 70 W. Cousox, z Member CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. Nw. Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Deposits. Exc! Loans. Collects Reilread Stocks and. Bonds, aud alf securities listed. ov the Exchanges of New York, Philadelphin Boston “Repecially medeot Investunnt Securiticn, District Donde aud ail Local Hallroad, Gas, Lusuraues aa Tele: plone Stock dealtin, American Bell Telephone Stock boughtand sold. au7 — B&SHEDD & I BRO. , GAS FIXTURES. PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING, Job work promptly done 2 438 Oth st. nw. Bees =F Broors, GAS FIXTURES, ¢s, 2cCharge for Hanging. Lowest Rates. 531 15th st.. Corcoran Building. 15 Sap> THE REAL ESTATE INVESTMEN’ Bee HRY oF WATE OE ET INCORPORATED APRUL 29, 1887. Capital stock $5,000, divided into 200 equal shares of the par value of $25 each. - Montnly payments 610 ‘Books are now open for shares. Subscription and payments can be made at the office Of the Secretary daily trom9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Copies of the Coustitation, explaining the object of the Associa- on, its advantages, ke., Will be furnished Upon appli eatin te Eugene lent, 486 Lonisian: Bushrod hoviison, Vice Penida Sip 7th st. nw. August Peterson, tee, LeDroit Building. Wm Se ae (Preasurer, 456 Louisiana ave. Mond: Swope, Traetra it ACHE, Secretary, eit I Otice, 1008 Fat a ~e=> WISE MEN PLACE THEIR 01 ‘Shirte early in Spring: #0 as to have broken in for warm weather; 90 piace with P. T, HALL, 908 F st. ow, JOHNSTON & LIBBEY, (Successors to Cartwright & Jonnston), MANUFACTURERS OF LIME. 2p20-3m Kilns and Office: 1035 29th at nw. Esrasusme 1830. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, COB 12TH St. ¥OR ‘your order now mb29 Spring styles SILK HATS, $5, €6 and $3. Oce Exs:r or Woon Masxreus, TILES, AND FIRE-PLACE FIXTURES ‘Has been selected and arranged with care to meet the artiatic wants of Washington purchasers, and our prices ap: about 25 per cent. leas than New York prices for lees desirable selections, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, IMPORTER, ‘Will show on Monday, May 234, s complete assort- ‘ment of ‘TRANSPARENT TULLE BONNETS, LONDON TUR- BANS AND HATS for traveling, SEASIDE and CARRIAGE HATS, and ENGLISH YACHTING HATS. All of the latest importation. my21 Spring styles DERBY HATS at $2, 82.50, $3, $3.50, 44, £4.50. LADIE® RIDING HATS AND CAPS. SOFT HATS IN ALL QUALITIES. CLOTH DERBYS. STEAMER CAPS, CHILDREN'S, BOYS" and YOUTHS’ HATS and CAPS ‘Bub, Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca and Gingham tmBRELLAS. CANES. CANES, CANES, mh?s if pt et Mrs. : FISHER devotes ber adtsution "0 Waatwants of to take early steps to pass a law looking. to the pro tection of native industry by the impoduon of higher duties on foreign cereals and catue. A Family Prostrated by Lightning. Vincenses, June 2.—The residence of G. W. Johuson was struck by lightuing yesterday, aud two of his children weredangerously injured. The whole family were knocked senseless, Ebbitt.—Miss King of Washington, 1s at the Hygela Hotel, Old Point.—Chas. Cary of Buffalo, A. J. Vanderpoel of New York, A. V. Berry of Chicago, and RK. H. Fitz of Boston, are at the Ariington.—-Geo. B. Shattuck of Boston, and Dr. W. H. Draper of New York, are at Wormley’s,— Chias. N. Judson of New York, and LG. M. Bald- win of Lincoln, Neb., are at’ the ——Wwm. ee ot er ee EB Beli ot Gee BeeR joane of Cincinnat, J." Houghton, of Engl Willard’s, will play three games this week with the Wash- ingtons. CoxsrRuIne a DOUBTFUL CLAUSE OF A WiLL.— Yesterday, in the Equity Court, in the case or Ham- ilton agt. Serra, Judge Merrick made a decree con- st ‘the will of the late Mary C. McDowell. ‘The will contained a clause directing that if any money should remain after the settlement it be distributed between the Little Sisters of the Poor walked with her father, Colonel Royall, who gave her in marriage. ‘Thé best_ man was Mr. Ar- thur Davis, of Boston. The bridesmaids carried Douguets of La France roses tled with pink ribbons. They are well-known society girls, and ‘they carried themselves handsomely. ‘The bride's Gross was a superb princesse robe of heavy white satin made quite plain, trimmed with point lace in the front, a necklace of pearls, and a long veil of tulle fastened with white roses. "Her flowers were and Wm. Hyde of St. Louls, are at aiphetos roses tied with white ribbon. Miss Maria | 20d her niece, Martha A. Serra, for her sole use Atrocious Crime in Hlinois. ell, and benefit, ‘The estate was settled, and a small us Change in the Post-Office Department, | with Kissian et, Miss Patterson White silk fed | cash balance and $2,700 in bonds were turned over ad een tmp ot ot eee rN eee OTE TEM? CLERE OP | vulle; Miss Macom, white satin bodice and point | from Une trusvees. it was clalmed on the one Side | peers, 11x, June 2.—Am inquest was held yes- ‘THE CONTRACT OPFICR. esprit draperies; Biss Julia, Stockton, exquisite | that the bonds should pass. nal parts tom terday on the limbless_and headless trunk of Jno. Lahart,who was burned to death in the Mackinaw calaboose, set on fire, it is thought, by Mackinaw It was also claimed that the clause is not equivalent toa general residuary bequest of the entire per- For some time past it had been rumored that ‘Mr. Geo. M. Sweeney, chiet clerk of the Second As- tole. of white Satin draped with pearl-dotted tulle over plisses of silk-embroidered mull, low Dodice with rl ornaments; Miss Grace Worde! white Satin velied in lace; Miss Emory, ‘white | sonal estate, and, ently, that as to the un moire, trimmed with. and pearl ornaments, | “SI registered. the ee test and Miss Mary Rush, Philadelphia, wore 4 | at and the property must be distri eats among handsome dress of white silk with lace draperies, | the next of kin. ‘The court agreed with the latter ‘The only uniformity in dress of the ‘Deidesmalds ‘View, and made a decree accordingly. were their sashes of moire antique, e "Ss {ts to them were pins of four-leaved clover, with | __Rev. Wa. JoaNson’s Four Wives.—Rev. William jamonds in the center. Dr. Leonard was assisted | Johnson, allas Ames, the colored BapUst preacher, in performing the ceremony by Rev. Rich’d Howell, | who was arrested ‘here Sunday ves cousin of the bride. The bride’s boquet was vell Wheeler and ly, on a cl ot A sistant Postmaster General's office, had accepted & responsible position with the American gurety Company, of New York, of which ex-Second As- sistant Postmaster General R. A. Elmer 1s presi- dent, and ex-Second Assistant Postmaster General H. D. Lyman 1s vice-president, and had tendered his resignation. The statement 1s now confirmed through New York sources, presumably through the gentleman named, although Mr. sweeney waymen to kill ‘Lahart and prevent his ap- pearance them, It was developed at ite Foquest ‘the calaboose had been ‘saturated wich coal oll previous to the fire. The prisoners inthe Jail here, against whom Lahart was tne rincipal witness, are growing uneasy over the Gevelopment and’ the public ‘feeling, which. 1s growing against them. Chas Green, of Macki- naw, has been added to their numbér. He was Drought here last night, He 1s suspected of com- hange of bigam himself sUll declines to say anytal Pon te | in tulle, aud Miss Howell carried it out of the | for the Norfolk, Va. autforities 1s still So Plicity in the robbery of Lahart. subject. Mr. Sweeney was appointed from this | church.’ Some of those at the church were ubsiti District in 1870, and is Unquestiouably one of the} Gen. ‘and Mrs. ‘Sheridan, Gen. and Mra | from Norfolk. The officers state that they have | The Sultan Cedes Cypras to England. most popular officials in the service of the Govern- ment, both with his subordinates and those hav- ing business before the office of the Second Assist ant Postmaster General. It 1s not yet known Who will be his Ssu0vess0r | in office, the place being one requiring unusui IsLNeSs Cal by ant uaint ance with all the tntricactes of COMUTACE IAW aS Bradley Johnson of Baitimore, Mrs, Royall, | now learned that he has a fourth wife living, and Admiral “and- Mra. Howell,” airs. Berdam | yesterday wife No. 3 came frou Norfolk to Visit ‘Mrs. Hobson, Mrs, and the Misses Parsot of | him. 1¢ told her he was willing to go back to Sees, mother and sisters of the groom; Norfolk with her without the requisition, Myer, Viola Myer, Miss Janie Riggs, Mr. ‘Truxton Beale, Mr. Wycliffe Preston, Mrs. and | FuwgRAL ov Capt. EMERs0N Gooprica.—The re- ‘Miss Aude Mrs, Laughton. Miss Bérghinanns, | main.of the late Capt. Emerson Goodrich, chief Loxpox, June 1.—The sultan of Turkey has coded the Island of cyprus vo England. Am Outrage in Missouri. A WOMAN OVERCOME BY HER BROTHER-IN-LAW APTEE 4 DESPERATE STRUGGLE. i 7 June 2.—A special from Steeleville, Dearing upon the extension of postal facilities, | Mr. and Mrs. Appleby, Mr. Babcock, Miss Wallach, | of division in the Paymaster General’s onice, were | ,,St Lov ; years iissraked this atternoon tat Mr. Daniel Hag. | Miss Susanne Boer Me eg ali Tol ier, | pecutaaion in the Pavmaater Generals Omics, were ee aR inibie outrage Yoousrday Upoo Mes GF the raltoray inall aervgsstotane Guperintendent | Mr. A. T. Goldsborough, Miss Stout, Lieut. Denny, | tery. ‘The funeral, which took Place from the resi- | Comin}tted & horritic Ovtragy Skene i as of the ratiway mail service, will be appointed in | Mr. and Mrs. Kearney’ W: Mr. Harry Rey: wife. The fiend went to the lady’s house near dence of his son-in-law, Mr. Chas. 0. a Mr. Sweeney's place when the latter leaves, which | nolds, and Mr. Arthur Brice, After the ceremony attended. Rev. Dr. Giesy, of the Eptp! \wtord County, and assaulted ber. ‘Will be about the middie of the present month. “| the bridal party drove to the residence of Admiral | P. E. church, officiated. Capt. ‘Goodrich served | Keyesville, Crawford County, oman fougut * Howell, where s teception was held and-an ele- | with nin the inte war of the rebellion | A VerTible, SITES co ne eee ot bruce ‘The President Fishes and Plays Crib, | €a0t Supper served, The company invited was | as an officer in the goth Ohio Volunteers, ‘and her clothing Was torn from her person. The HOW THE ANNIVERSARY OP HIS WEDDING WILL BE druve finally choked her into insensibility and ven! of her from attending ‘the festivit URENSTOWN CaTTLE ManxeT.—Two hundred and AE RSEAESD TORE ES favorite niece by the severe fiiness that ‘has kept ty-three cattle on the market yesterday; two acomuaned & pa eee —— iy Jager 4 ‘The pleasant weather of Tuesday at Saranac |her a prisoner in her room ail the winter, | hundred and sixty-one sold to butchers, as, grouse’ by bee Sowing trom her moss and moutt, Lake gave way at night to a strong east wind and | and from which she has not entirely recovered. bound the blood - desperate nature of the struggi Fe No-day, and ts now i Jali It. ER eS good. 435, seer After supper, when the bridesmaids’ cake was cut | medium, 4 to and distributed, Miss Rush was the fortunate one | two left’ over. to receive the Hing tt contained, indicating speedy $ common, 3X tode. Twent ht hundred and one sheep and the market. all as heavy clouds, with rain early yesterday morning, Gravatt was capuured and a dreary mist that settled down over all the here. ‘He admits his guil lambs on i bills. “Out-of-door spots were not to bethought of, | marriage, and to Miss Howell fell the cin that in- | follows: Old sold from 3% to 4c. per 1b.; and the President, after a Jate breakfast and a ures icra fortune aller gaya. he weadlag lamt Sts a ween, cows and calves sold peer eliyry mccrgd cage wed a fater“gave himself up to Dr iosman ana’e gore i was a pookiade ot pean. Mr. and Mmm Par. | Market tor eeeg and lambs was brisk. ome. | eee ‘im this “city this’ moraing from Spring- Sener we wrney. Geos eal tothe sounswene: sod bens op, te taken a house oa N trees afd wi spend the win-} A Lapies’ TaxpeM Panry.—The Capital Bicycle ojo So Tonge a leaden cl ‘soon uncovered strij blue ‘this city. Sky. “Wne President omitted Lis tunel and spent | Mra. E. F. Beale ts still conned to her: ; ne: yall Bo tenterel =: Ro troughs ties lane Sis. tostargons . nas ny cree | eet 2 indies. An Engineer Crushed to Death. trout we our pounds. ‘The atniversary of tue Waite Louse | “Chlet Justice L. I. Lewis and his wite, ot Vir errrae rae’ pivwsburg abd Western ran Wedding of a year ago wilt be celebrated by the | gints. have bee: 3 Bmith for a train on the’ Pittsburg Presidential Per, only in the simplest = ve pg tg RF naa vie eurat * * =. King Hal's Pond, not tar away to tho weet Irom Pros | 12, G0%.J.F Lewis at ‘Linwood. Mra: Lewis is death, and the Greman, whose ame Ho lunch along and. fn Otro ne rae emnes Toarsed. seriously ‘hurt. “None of the Enuire aay there: “rhe Presigent and EL Lasnout ardropping down frou a siding to are both Very much sunburned, Faxs-Dmuivery Orvices—Major Bates, sap tec EE, a #82: | omoea. Most of the new offices become free-deli' ‘Erie. The market was ‘Last year the rain fall in May was more than four ‘became i Sache af at oath en ar | ent ne rae Saat oar amt at Bele enh pt Tree Offices in addition to tre Jroseat ist that 36 Pet centin New England. By 20: est day was the 15th, when st fell to 60.2, mage tree-delivery offices, At, ‘there are Feaction set in, ~s Mes. CuEsTuuM's Diumoxpe—James Smith, | in the country: which wore made so under the Pyowest poist. “The remainger alias Chas, dimonae, gen tn isfy tre requiring 33,000 inhabitants or receipts and toward’ te con ot tnt Chicago yesterday, the lady's sysequest death | ‘There has been no repetivion, in Parts of the oer te a * making it ‘to prove the stones stolen, ‘monstrations in favor of Gen. % A TALK WITH MR. DEPEW. What he Thinks Will be the Control ing Issues in the Campaign of ISSN. ‘Cmicado, June 2 hauneey M. pew arrived here yesterday morning for the purpose of aitend- ‘Ing the annual m ing of the Northwe m Rail. way Company. A reporter last night asked tim ICM was true that during his visit to Rurope he Would speak in England or ireland on howe rule, “No; that is all wrong, a Mr, Depew, with considerable animation, “Pie only object of my trip is to get rest. It ls my vaca T shan ¢ tainly not speak in England on political affalrs. re it Any prominent Atmerican who undertook to champion ett her side of (he home-rule question bee fore British audiences Would not on!y have a very Unpleasant time, but would be certain to injure the cause he was worki: THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL CANWASS. Referring to al situation MP, «The next presidents tion and the Irish ¥ ever, will not have labor pes Georgy yun take that Opportunit the movement and brit people ‘we shail have at once in every Stale an anknowm factor, Which Will upset the calculations of Uy most astute politicians, The tari! and these tw influences, ued, “are the real issues which will Dear on the ext canvass. Anot issue, both In the North and i tag Sowch, € 1s gaining in importance ts the liquor question, I dont believe it can be kept out of tue tuext came paign, and it seems likely to rank next to the | tariir’as the most dimcult question to answer, Tue republican party ust satiety the temperance element, as it has a very large proportion of the temperance vote—not the prokivition, but the temperance.” + How Is tits to be done 7” “By mecting the issue courageously and ade vocating high license and high taxes ot qu This will not only restrict the evils of 1 ance, but Will vield a large revenue to the State, TU will do two things, you see. to handle the temperance issue, —_ THE TEXAS THAIN ROBBERS, One of Them Turns Out to Have Been 8 Spy and Tells the Whole Story AverIx, TEX., June 2.—John and Cheed Craft, Ike and BI Ussery, and Charles Buckles, th leged McNeill train robbers, had a the United States com 1 is the mght way nm, tur he got through w 1 that he Was In the ex of the sheriff of Bear County some time, He had been deta | men, and he and they had plat }at Culling, a town on however, Was abandoned, ‘Sunset route, nd on May 4 1 This, | planned’ the MeNetll train robbe A fel hamed Hall was captain of the gang. Re and Ub Crafts, the Usserys, and others, not known | Buckles, committed the robbery, Buckley was hot WitH the gang. The robbery” Was to occur om the 15th, but for some cause was delayed Uuttl Uh isth, Buckley, who is a very bad man hituselt and an ex-convict, was employed to get the prise © thelr operations, ne! esate CARIOUS TENURE oners’ confidence and e ROUVIER’S Pi Ch: that the New Cabinet Will Last Long, Very Sum Frenc Loxpox, June 2,—The Paris press comments i cate that in the left groups there are 150 ¢ | sod against M. Rouvier, therefore that he | will be unable to increase his republican m. jority ~ the support « 4 existence precarious. M. Rouvier hopes to effect a retrenchment of ixty toeighty mulliion fr n the estimates of the ministers of war, nd public works, He al gain four mil 3 by estabe police tn Normandy. f the scheme ts double ful, as the Norman deputies will refw @ measure likely to deprive Chem of Un - PANIC IN A MEXICAN CHURCH Several Children Kil Women Injured—P St. Lovia, June 2.—A special from Chihwaha, ‘A terrible panic prevailed here yes- terday afternoon in Une Catholic cathedral, caused by the falling of a ca which set fire to one of the altars, The day being a religious holiday, the church was crowded to ov wit sind scenes Of a Lerror-st! and quite a nw ‘The scene at Us pitiful to behol: about, crying with pain, whith doing their ie the sufferers, ‘The official reports of the number Killed are not obtainable at the present writing. THERE ISA VOLCANO. But the Flow of Lava Causes Such Ine temse Hicat that No Qne Can Get Near At ‘Tommstoxk, ARIz0NA, June 2.—Senor Campa,who has just arrived irom Nacosari, states that au. ‘thentic news has reached Oposara that at the ‘me of the first earthquake a volcano broke ous on the Chinuahua side of the Sterra Madre moun- tains, near Pledras Verdes, and about 30 miles west of Casas Grandes. Different partes, num bering thirty persons in all, have gone froma Casas Grandes to Inspect the volcano, Dut owing to the intense heat they have been unable to approach nearer than within 3 miles of the mass of molten Java Which pours down the mountain side, and Which 15 estimated to extend fully 10 miles from the crater of the volcano. Volumes of smoke by day and a red glare by night from the burning mountain are visible for a long distance, Gov. Tor- res, of Sonora, has directed that a party be sent froin Oposura to inspect and report upon the phe nomencn., A slight shock of earthquake was felt here om Monday, and another at 2 o'clock ‘Tuesday morue ing. Crvcrswart, June Ky., says that W. T. n ly county official, was waylaid In the woods Tuesday evening, dragged from is horse ernor Tatum, his’ son-in-law, beaten UW ite nd then stabbed. He Was found vex ing In an Unconscious condition, but afterward restored to consciousness suf y 19 Lell his story, He cannotlive, There Was a grudge between the men, — Evictions Resumed at Bodyke. THE SHERIFF PROTECTE BY A FORCE OF SIX HUN DKED POLICE AND SOLDIEKS. Dreux, June 2.—The evictions at Bodyke have begun agiin, the sheriff having recovered from tls illness. “The sheriff is protected while doing his work by @ force of 600 policemen and troops. At one house, in which the inmates were barricaded, the officers made a hole through the wall wich crowbars and then removed the Turniture, is great excitement in Une district, Gov. Sawyer Inaugurated, Concoxp, N. H., June 2.—The inauguration of Gov. Sawyer took ‘place to-day with the usual ceremonies A notable feature of the vccastoa Was the procession, comprising the jentuire tlt force of Lhe Stale.’ Gov. Sawyer Wis escorted to the State-house by the inilitia, where be delivered bis inaugural addi seeippsicadiins How Mr, Hartigan Lost $11,000, BESTARTS A BANK WITH AN ENTIEE STANGER AB @ PARTNER, AND WHAT FOLLOWED. Curcaco, June 2.—A Times special from Tracey, ‘There Minn., says: J. J. Hartigan, of this place, has 1osé $11,000. "A stranger named Powell caine slong and proposed to Hartigan to start a bank. ‘Ths organization was effected and the concern started, though Powell put in no capital to speak of. He then issued a certiticate of deposit to an alleged brother at Tracey for $11,000. The brother went East and had the certificates cashed by a bank in New York. Before casing the certificates the New York parties telegraphed to Powell at Tracey, and received Une reply that the money was on des josit, Powell left Tracey as soon as he bad fim shed his part in assisting his brovuer Lo have Ue certificate cashed, Carlton Wins the 2,000 Sovereigns. Loxpox, June 2.—The race for the Manchester cup of 2,000 sovereigns Was run at the Manchester inceting to-day. It Was won by Mr. Somers’ tour- year-old bay colt, Carlton, with Mr. Abington's three-year-old black or gray colt, Quilp, second, and Mr. W. J. Legh’s five-year-old ‘bay horse, Rae dius, third. “There were fourteen starters, ~— “Buck” Tayfor’s Injury. IT 18 ONLY 4 SIMPLE FRACTURE OF THR THIGH—MON- ISTER PHELPS CALLS. ee Loxpox, June 2.—The injury received by Bi Taylor when he was thrown trom a, bore in te Wild West snow yesterday, consists of « simple Iracture of uve thigh, and Ue 1s progress ably, He will not be able to ride aguin, however, for three or four months. Many Awericans have calied at the hospital to inquire after lim and to leave thetr cards, among the number being Mints. Jer Phelps and Mr. White, secretary of legation. Affairs in West Washington. \PPURED AND FINED.—James Smith, Pare gata keener aS latter arrested him for yoo Bd age oa ea as aplenty soy aoe eae ate where be pleaded guilty to the cl He se scat aE oe