Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1887, Page 3

i ttl _ a , D.C.. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1887-WITH SUPPLEMENT. FOR RKENT--HOUSES THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE CO, Prominent Democrats im the City. In a Man Trap. State of the Fishery Troubles. Is Jeter Phillips Alive? ‘either be Se = —— —_— tes | TALE OF A CONFERENCE WITH REGARD TO PARTY | MR. WM. H. PORTERS EXPERIENCE Df THE HAVRE | LITTLE ILLEGAL FISHING THIB SRASON—A TALE WITH | RCMORS THAT A FAMOUS VIRGINIA MURDERER SUR- Joo. RENT OR RENT—C TS, TWO-STORY President Butterworth Contempintes POLICY. DE Q@RACE COLLISION, ‘MINISTER FOSTER. VIVED TRE GALLOWS. Iowa Circle 2-story brick, 10 rooms....8100 00 | F ia ite ee . Resigning. ‘The presence of many prominent democrats in| Mr, Wm. H. , of thiscity, Who was @ pas-| Mr. Foster, Canadian minister of marine and] The Christian Advocate, of Richmond, Va, the #3 \« RUTHERFORD, 1226 F at. 3014-100 Representative Butterworth said toaSran re-| Washington just now seems to lend color to the | senger on the tratn that left New York for Wash- | fisheries, in ‘an interview at Ottawa yesterday, | local organ of the Methodists, publishes a rumor | AOR RENT—1335 ST. Ni Tumor that there is to be @ conference with regard | ington at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, 18 now con- | said: “No reliance can be placed on the re_| that Jeter Phillips, who was executed on the 224 | EF tupm house, on co sakt® rater, Be: on ace ot Jebined rpbebis ae) Tae | to party policy, revenue reduction, &¢. Among the fined to his home, at 1112 H street northwest, by | ports recently telegraphei from Halifax that | of July, 170, at Henrico Court-House, for the Pe ce te ee eee cor AMS 0 B contemplates doing so, whether everything turns | leading democrats now here are Senators Harrts, | the injuries received in the collision at Havre de | American vessels are swarming within the | murder of his wife, was afterwand resuscitated, | qooR RENT—PIRST_OLASS RESIDENCE. 1819 "| out satistactortly or not, as he finds he will not | 28msom, Cockrell, Gorman, Brown, Call, Pugh, | Grace. Mr. Porter's experiences were of rather a| three-mile iunit. It may sometimes de | and ts still alive. Phillips’ father lived in Isle of | IP Rhoa: _a—__ and ave. occupied the past three years by the secretary of the Beitiah legatiou. Apply to de J. and Jones of Arkansa: tatives Mé , | thrilliny character, and the matn injury done hit true that a schooner comes within forbid-| Wight County, and there are a number of people have time to attend to the business, ‘He could not 1s, Represent abe! e tgs ae Holman, Wilson of West Va., Crisp, and Gov. Knott | according to his physi den territory, owing to the extent of the seacoast, | in that vicinity who do not believe he was hung W4i8 F _ | SHEDD, 1402°14th at. deny that the Venezuela concessions are worthless, | of Kentucky. ‘There are many others bere, and it | shock, tfoin whieh he may hever entirely neotes | sad wie likewise ttipowsibis for the cruisers to be | i dead. ‘The comin was taken down on the dauses THE MOST | FOI T ‘THE YACHTS GET OFF TO-DAY. | owing to the discovery that it 1s impossible for the | 1s said that Speaker Carlisie Will arrive soon, q2,was 10 the sipoking room of the forward Pull- | everywhere. The instructions issued to the cap- | Itiver boat for burial at the old homestead, but o 0, neat, six-roumn seatory | Ftc c 15 rooms, we FORRES’ Fs Sach floor elevator. all 4m fronts sutheast, ohn promunent circle $8,009 for L year. Inquire Tis Pet aw, 7 Es Foe RENT 1017, 17TH ST BET. AND M 0 rooms, bath, &e. Keni’ 842.50. oa i = BP. F. LARRER, 680 Vet. Large nicely furnished front Rooms, second and | heavy, so ail conditions are favorable for the Eng- | Money, and in —_ consequence _—another JULY 1. A NICK SEVEN ROOM | wind doors with Board. Southern aud cestern ex: | Len Sitter eee ‘Yachts are ail leaving | letter has been sent. to them, offering to redeem ‘with modem fmprovements: well located. folate likes of cara References exchanged, frame; ere: ‘a cl yhones ee man car,” seid Mr. Porter, when visited by a Stak | tains were to with the fabit Meet by day | there is nograve in the family burying ground, juvoining, JOSELHT | The Weather Favorable to the Galatea, | (1iPiny to secure the right to operate telephones Heal Estate Sales. Teporter'to-day. “The crash ‘came without, the | und follow them fate pore at cee fiat tesad | kag en eTAve 1 the ramily During ground, Bw.12t62, jell-lm* But the Mayflower Leads Away. n four large cities, but said that he wot ‘ad. | . A+ Braid has bought for $6,000 of C.C, Lancaster | slightest warning. I knew, of course, matter to be misled regarding supposed illegal | Said that the body was parried hurriedly from the + ifol house: Bin fone eed Hae TAG ines |, MARBEEMEAD, Mage., June 23, 10:30 a. m.—The | DOUInE for granted, but, would await oMcial 4; | sub ict e, equare 28, fronting 86% by 7 test on | AWFUL had occurred. Wea T Could’ collect my | flabing. Tres mae eee inst place, to say | gallows toa house in Kocketts; that $10,000 Was Pitt ities: nine roster cece ee AP EAS, ; i Doe allo he eae i the meantime be would | the southwest corner of K and ‘sdth strecta north | senses I found myseit wedged in by the timbers vt | wheter ves eee ae ee line, oF | paid for some other purpose than legal Tees and SWOKMSTEDY “€ BRADLEY, 027 Fat. | fg Which has prevented the yacht race for the | not allow the compazy to make a single move. west. the car, which had fallen over into a ditch. The | whether they are Americansor Canadians, but from | Expense of the defense, and that a preacher pres- es _.. | Past few days as at last lifted and the race will be | ‘The stockholders, ‘he sald, had been slow in 5. H, Roberteon and C, Shirly Carterhave bought | €04s of the car had been crushed tn, and the | all information ui naud 1 believe that there has | eat At the district cohteruee: peronalls kooks T_COR. OTH AND MASS. AVENUE | Salled today. The wind 1s brisk and the sea very | making applications tor the return of their | ¢Pe? Part of lot 8 square 118, 28 by 92 feet, | broken timbers tn which I was wedged tm} Dean very littte 1iezal Mshing this season, that Jeter Phillips is alive. Phillips was hanced on Petree Betntcen 5k sai Soke sree Bee: | me 901 Could Ror ae Th ear eee ae ee | Or fishing feet is now chiefly off the Cape | for the murder of his wife," He drove her out thto West, Alex. McKenzie has bought of C. C. Meads | Side opposite me, and had turned over, so that thé | Breton cousi, auu Luree cruisers and the steamer | the Woods in a Ducgy, killed her in-a secluded. the harbor and making for'the starting point, | the stock. rag cureec eno aids Syma Ene | £9°$4.500, sub 34, square 815, 16.25. by 80 fect on rer ners, 1 Sat was on tue ground. There | Arcadia are ‘bearing it company. The American | place and hid her body in Une bushes. TEE uaT#iowgN DoIxG GOOD WORE. | | Stock holders who sigh thate money veal dtr beuren A and B streets northeast Annie | was.no window in the partition aad I was impris. | catch Outside the fine us uot, ax a rule, been ave = MARBLEHEAD, Mags, June 23, noon.—’ vl Campbell has bought of A. L. Bliss for $5,000, sub | oned therein a little dark box. hear | 8 | large. Many vessels out from four to five Weeks Caught in the Meshes: P08 BENT — 1909 VERMONT AVE. NEARLY Aower crossed the line about & quatior of a Tl {he mail from Venezuela will be here, and it will | tora, square rou by ‘80 feet, on T street be- | and cries of people on the other side of the parti. | have secured small fares, as shown by our Doard- | a SPANIARD TELUS OW NE was Duveorh AND MAR: new two-story aud basement Brick Dwellit ahsed Of tne Galsten, ‘toe nor’ Tete peanut lecided just What course the company tween 12th and 16th étrecte northvroct. Uon, and I made an effort to get to where ing books The American fishermen know now RIED, ply next door. haifa mile and is doing fine windward work. pursue, W. G. Davis has bought of the Connecticut Life People were, and that is the last thing I remem. | the extent of their ——— and being A sult involving pecullar circumstances, brought NOK RENT-UNFUR: ‘THE MAYPLOWER PAR AHEAD, “e@e- Insurance Co. for $7, ‘sub lot 63, 8q. 204 (20 r until I found myself lying on the that the law will be enforce are a ntly by Salome om lows Cirele..-- 8: 1820 Jeffer'n P1'c0.185.00 | peau eerie VATTLOMES FAR AURAD, ‘The Fidelity Bank Frauds. by 138% feet}, on 1dth street between U and V| cared for by some one” who Nery careful not to expose themselves to A Sickichin mec ek - BLEHEAD, June 23, . see A late? 2445.00 | dower rounded the s.akeboat bj miles ahead Of | NO ORDERS SENT FROM HERE FOR THR amassT OP | strecte” HM. Daker has bough et Clare Henaan, | me stimulants, My head wa: of seizure. Americans do not expect to secure | aside A pretended marriage, and also for an tD- : Nov. Ist .. 3-00 | tre Galaton” GUILTY BANK OFFICERS. ner for #000, ‘pare lot G, sq. 373, on 9th street pened) and my arm and leg bruised, ‘supplies and bait in Canada, and do not, therefore, | junction to restrain the defendant from. pretending at troller of | south of New’ York aventee. Teceived some internal injuries and injures to | consider a refusal of these articles ax harsh treat? reps § WEAKNESS IN WALL STREET. | 1° # leamed at the omtce of the Con Se my spine. ver since the accident, if TbeaF any | ment In all cases of distress, storms, and sick. | %D® BIS wife and making contracts in that ca- z 1 Comn. ave E si ‘* | Currency that no instructions have been sent to District Government Affairs. pay Uthat of @ bell or whistle, I have a feel ness, whatever supplies are needed are cheerfully | Pacity, was heard Monday by Judge O'Gorman, im eiaPes.. ‘The Effect of the Wheat Panic—A Chie | Cincinnati for the arrest of officers of the Fidelity pester etait Chat # crash is coming and Iam going to be hurt | granted. Superior Court, special term, upon a motion mage ; cago Bank Keported im Trouble. | National Bank beyond the general instructions | wy, H. Walters and W. H. Mattingly have been | 18. some way. Ido not delieve Tif ever be able to ———-+0+— — in behalf of the defendant for « ‘and coun. leo alange number of TH FOX © BROWN, 5 x market | Sut to the examiner, there to take, every pre: | appointed privates of class one, ofthe police fore, | rena! Ona Tallroad again without somefeeling | Denouncing the Jubiice Display. _ | * {ers Sepak te endency of the action. Mr. 1437 Penn. ave. a. New Xone. June 23, 11 a. m.—The stock market | Caution to prevent. the escape of any omcers | vice J. T- HOM and ~. Nugent’ Gieuiseed. to cok Nar man-traps. ft theear hadcaueuttcethers | 4 SENSATIONAL ANTI-ROVALTY ARTICLE IN a LONDON | OUNA 18. Spaniard bh ode gt : i) HOUSE; 12 ROOMS: Doing cites at the opening this morning, first prices | who may be erlminally guilty. IU is cus | effect to-day. Weald ase a BO ee aa Te tote dog lear factory. ets fully (hrty years of age. Miss Pei convenient cation: $80. ger mumth Terent alte wah tan nat oresinanscgactions dit” | tomary for the Dank examiners in such cases to | rue COMMISSIONERS WILL KOT INTERFERE. Way to got aman out except BF chopping nim | The Patt Matt Gazette, ina long leader on The | Wrivem ts a, Boheuilan. about twenty-four pears oimiuee aud fall, address CONVENIENT, ‘The market. was quiet, with an active busines in asnoclate themselves with the district attorney, | ne Commissioners will not interfere with the | out” Jubilee; Its Effects and Its Lessons,” waxes indig- | March last the young woman began writing notes New England an Reading, followed by Western | Wh0-e duty it is Uo secure necessary arrests, The business of Mr. James P. Mead, Who keeps a gro- 5 Meied aentoe y y | Containing expressions of love to Oliva. He could aay NEW YORE AVE NW. BRICR 2 x dK g, fo only late information received at the Department ; ant over the absurdity of continuing the rigidity | Comtaluing exp + 7 esi aly watery fon, oat an ac WAND Coat | After the neet tty mes crema weang | fons Cinclnnatt iw thay ne examiuer ie making | 7, anauguoe sore on the oder of jokh aad C Pe cial ares al Of royaletiquette and observing the pretentious | im "by realgw-wurkmen, ON dhe Bk et Marek Yn advance. Inquire at 17135. t Brick Dwelling; | yesterday's weakness, Which Was specially marked | ®4tisfactory progress with his report. fer, tt to another part of the city. ‘The, complaint z we ed EI a Of @ century ago in the face of tbe rising | Gilva tert his Shop With several of Lis associates ie uprovemen reduced N s Soal, each OF Which é uit feveniny in iat the distance from his store to tf democrac: condi after having some beer, and went Co the boandinge sx Fe near SSSI SHRREEN.,_| shined Tbe set, Lres me fen eet | Ge Oumar yi i evening muster tn che | hep shots was os Wana | anton tern eaileGouardoural, | eat sreersben age mats cons tan noes | Rae Mls nee sea Sine near oat ory Brick, containing 9 rooms, hot and cold aia ~¥-__ | were for small fractions onl; A slight rally was e1 le ‘fashion, ‘desiral re vay- After awhile, he says, he became unconscio }'Fratue, containing 11 rooms, 814 18th 5 STEVARIA. AVE. a; | followed ty" renewed weukutess, and prices Were | ru suum op Posriae STauva; stamped envel- BUILDING PeRurrs or brunette girt to this that, or the other gem. | never voreturn Tus funcidonsot aieturan ie | aud roueautwrs nothing that teanspieed ate os ey Oe we srenas. apontery andccllat Brick Dwelling; 8 rooms;all | rurther depressed, Richmond ahd West Point be- i \d postal cards at first-class post-offices for | Have Deen tssued by Inspector Entwistle, ag fol. | The opal hasbeen opined ill-omened from time | Gasette contends, are ositiveiy farcical ald te the evening. The next morning when he awoke. ‘ETc 5 fennayival mera Tenmieant Ota oe eee, coming very weak. There Was no further change | Opes and postal cai rst-cl lows: A. E. Hills, to erect brick dwelling; $5,300, | !mmemorial, and many ‘Superstitions people are | Spectacle of millions of Englishmen howling them. | he discovered that he had been eon on 3 upon Cae mt 7 W SIX-RooM | Jet in the market, and at 11 o'clock it 1s moderately | the month of May, 1887, a8 compared with the | numbered 601 French street northwest. ok’ Lent, aiiteaeeern persia selves hoarse over the completion of the fftuieth | lounge In the young woman's apartments with his ‘Olt RENT—718 OTH SIXx-ROOM ae active and weak. month of May, 1886, showed an increase of | to repair No, 1420 N strect northwest; $1,000. W ated lamond age of ad~ ear of the reign of a sovereign who docs not rule, | Clothes on, He left the place and immediately — oreo. DAVIDSON & DAVID: | THREE-STORY AND BASES MONEY HIGH AND THE WEAKNESS SPREADS. $150,554 72, oF 0.86 per cent. For that inonth last | H, Carter, to repair No, $28 9th street wutheast; | Vancement, I have heard intelligent people say | Haris ruled, nauseating. + Trent to work. Much to his surprise a fellow work- pec cur, dy aud Dats. wwe. | {..W. ADDIY AL BRAD. ADAMS | New York, June 23, 1:30 p. m.—Money ts in de. | Year the sales amounted to '$1,578,150.39; for $500. a | 8,1 that the cat’s-eye stone should be worn alongside} While n Victoria lives the monarchy will,in | an told him that he had been married the pre- aw it ues “wipe a el = . p - ven ‘ a A 4 cl i ti boven ores > went to “ Cons Boy Om SIME Toe eee MLTCHEN | joans calied yesterday. ‘The weakness spread al Fa ee iat month Lo $23. 8637-40— 8 ling | or similar entertainments on tne vacant 1ot near | Cultured belle who. odmes to Washington tn the | Srder baetho detioe te tec pomp, glory | Married for seven years. So he went to Torry, and apparitus, ventilating grates. and every | (rough the list, but at present there are some | OT Of $150.40, oF 0.62 per cent. the sales at Ball | the corner of NeW Jersey avenue aud © street | 250n Wearing this ‘combination, and she gave | ena Gresik Gisplay, hitherto tolerated by a | TAs that she expressed a willingness to settle the JoK KENT — JUST ABOVE BOUNDAR) 6 rooms aud bath. ined. i Foo and bath, mod. CH. Unpro: jot, a choice home. Ap, - | signs of supporting orders being put in the mar- | More In May, last year, were $32,408. northw me the name of a prominent elderly’ ‘Wo, | conservative and patriotic people, are rapidiy | {rouble if he would pay her $800, secure her rent ok KENT —SIX-ROOM HOUSE: B. Wong Foo oth wen ee Aue Sa | kets chine sigs month, $41,273.58—an_ Increage of $8,785.01, or of ee ee man who recommended this feline offset to the | drawing toa close, sad new fommengd otecte tees or IX, months and "promise her steady work, 5 seats Be wont. ‘Pa. ave. cars: font panes Bios percent Policeman Arnold’s Murderer. opalescent brilliant. This idiotic impression has | commensurate to the altered condition of the ne declined to do, and now asks to have the Fees the door” S16 Sth 2 - " prevailed in all classes, and the opal pays the pen. | soctal and political situation of the country must | !8Triage set aside upon the ground that he was 2 ‘ = — MISCELLAN: 7o add to the depression just a8 the supporting | | CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE POBT-OFVICRS— | THR MAN ARRESTED IN OAKLAND, MD., 18 PROBABLY | Ritv or tha hey Coat tne TEATS ene Be: | soci = drugged at the Ute; that ‘he kuew nothing of Feu eee ie eee | FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | .joaqoe Feb, private dispatches Were Te- | In the roous of the Civil Service Commission to- | THE ONE WANTED TO ANSWAN YOR’TitE ORIME. "| n'tinvg, “It ta comeing. IND favor dees hese eee aa | oc eestty, sou be adopted. ras = = e Ue eeeen ina stekening | Wat occurred. On behalt of the girl It was ie i sc" | Ton GALE_FINTURES AND SOME STOO OF | celved from: Stating that the American | gay 4 competitive examination was in sof} ‘The man arrested at Oakland, Md., last Sunday, | I suspect ‘that there 18 a, lapidary ‘corner beuind rough edt “ rent. Inquire at L000 0 1. We & Ly pet progre: a condition of collapse througi ‘similar causes, and | sisted that the ‘marriage was. pertecuy regular, ——— rocery store; suitable for a small busines ;- | Exchange Bank in that city needed assistance, but ce in- suspicion “Billy” “Willi ‘the boom, lifting it into ht ‘the tory: rn aselves the 13 that Oliva knew what he was doing, and Chat he, SOK KENT -K ST, NEAR OTH. ST, FINE | init tos new. , Will sel cheap fur cash. singuive | theso dispatches were followed. by denials from | applicants for appotntment oe tie: wise | een muidices Pati tee Fiber gr pres ern a a eR ‘divinity of sovereigus abd’ the cxahtation of | &8 Matter of fack has ho other wie Pe twelve-roous House, four rooms on floor, 863. 2ST Massachusetts ave. four officials of the bank, and the announcement | SPeclors. ‘The Civil Service Cor bh a of luck on account of their attractiveness and | useless formality and display over the sober sim. | Was reserved. Iv Corcoran #t, 11 rooms, all mi, #4 = s 7. pS EL | that they would make a public statement showing | Wotuing to do with the examination, as ave | dria, Va., isstill held by the sheritt of Garrett | Of !u ness, and the trade was crlumphant fr | pilciiy Goel ey, o . —eee-—____ Eicht-room House, Branchville, Band O. RR, | (HOR SALE THE OWNER OF A HANDSOMELY | that they. De pe bit, ‘The break | Ho Jurisdiction over the selection of post-oMce 1n- | County.” since his Cape webster: Oras PI PI pilcity demanded by the present state of ‘things, aces and hove, vutbuildinssy > 81>, furnished house, leaving the city next week, will institution to be perfectly solvent." The break | Ho jurisuletion over the selection of post-office 1n- 6 arrest Capt. Webster, of years, A gorge has come at last, and the coral | have done more within the last. three months to ing on the Water. BAXTER & Mac GOWAN, 1008-1010 F st__ | soll about JO yards of fine uew Tapestry, Velvet, and | 1s generally believed to be a sequel to the wheat Postinaster-General to test the fitness of the | Alexandria police force, has received several tele- | closes its career for many a i year perhaps. | pull the walls down upon their heads than the | A CALIFORNIAN BUILDS A PAIK OF WATER SHOR AND 3 7x | Moguutte Carpets at « ureat sacritice, ‘Also, a'new | panic in Chicago, and bankers believe that if the | Pustinaster- auiesore sin # trom Oakland, and thinks the right man | The coral fisheries in Siclly have Suspended, and | Inachinery ‘Of progress hus uccouplished within ASTONISHES THE NATIVES. Pees Ee SS, Milan, Gan ae ce ae | eT ee encores Cums oe S260, Tations lacey woe, Beneness of banking inst: | Mructora, The Commission toned their rooms for | Enw probeuly ouen atresten. Stree atssE eae | ig tated thet it will tous a hair Goose secre ne | taachunery years in bringing England to a reail-| From the San Francisco Examiner 5 “na pee S38 ESE | qyon SALE—THE Lan STOCK OF FINE | fulluro of the Fidelity Bani*ot ‘Cineimmatl srouta | the occuston. ‘The Civil Service Commission have | Devitt, of {his city,sent a photograph of Williams | Work off the vmaaded witetee teded heey en enthustasen: eegeaalty for a change. With allthe | Young Clarence Whistler again attempted hie pete ae ee a ee es Drices Would tend | appointed iocal boards or examiners for the post- | to Oakland, and sive its arrival where Capt. Web. | Windows, are studded oth | throughout Great Britain yeserdae the cies | CXperiment of walking on water yesterday, He select fevins cenpeany all the latest atzlea: terms | Upward at once, Ghiices at Troy, New York, and Denver, Golo, Sikenese Ghee nae eset rs ae ID | "wacnion Niateinnis Gowerto ile Momekes to | Cera That ugeneral election tela to-mor. | succeeded, ‘The basin formed by the two plots ot asunable.” JNO. Ml. ae st rear ee : mae : 3 . s ° a juonal Hotel, “e23-3t a CONSOLIDATING TREASURY Presons Se requisition Ren prepared at cou inony and econ Be me ae is the aS sage ones Se Heyr show ae serie) by @ large | the foot of Washington street was his arena. He Jok SALE—FIPTY-ONEINGH SI IRELAND ALONE ALOOF. | cancy in the oftice of Chief of the Division of Mer- | an ofticer, probably Lieut, Smith of Alexandria, and rest after.’ y in favor: eeunstructing the govern- | gid not walk to Go a ed ts | ty A a Bes! ee F. caine ie Tae Department, caused | Will be scnt'to Oakland this arteraoon, shore | Every heavy swenl of Engiand--novot te sea, but ment as lo make a repetition of sucky Scemes dine 0 Goat Island, but confined i is Ut. nw syveu Fowius: EBERT F. FOX, 921 ae as . 0 OD, |—walts and watebes for the Prince of ble. More and more the people are coming to | @dUatic pedestriantsm to the space mentioned. 41K ST. 8 ROOMS. MOD. IMF | and op. vin 29, 1416 F at. ow. t*_ | Editor O’Rrien’s Isitter Article on the an, | after Officer Arnold was inurdered Wililains was | 00 land—wal re and more the p re coming. " 3 7 EXC by the resignation of Mr. | Lyman, Walks to.come out in his new spring sult. Wig- | believe that Demos ts king, and the day is not tar | His shoes were the same he used on Tuesday, een ee ee ee TOK SALE, AND EXCHANGE CARRIAGE RE- jubilee Celebration, win “not "be filled, as” Secretary | TEP Chats tia, been seen in the Cera making was a tremendous trade Min. the Kingdom | distant hee oe ree ane, the day bs Which were described in these columns. Whistick = cartlages: bunaies, ladies! phactous aud wagonm afi | DUBLIN, June 23.—United Ireland, Mr. Wm. | yatrch{ld has decided to consolidate that division Ohio Canal. “If those reports were true it is | UDUl Al were modeled upon I craft. Whe tur sq Into” them he” inserts hls of this | feet. “The remainder of the space Is hones- bert, the prince consort, and later his cont | qrahe, Gazette's article has created a sensation and | Puill them itself, ae ew and second-hand, from &. mou 0 up., WE. | O'Brien's paper, says: “Ireland 1s the only etvil- | with the Division of Captured and Abandoned | likely he went up the canal to Cumberland with | the heir to the throne, went it bald, when it aroused much indignant comment among the tory | the Monitor type of nay ete Jel ted counter ine the world, which dia not | Property and to retata Mr. David Okle, now chief | the ihtention of golng to work in the coal mines, | almost into bankruptcy, throwing ‘thousands out | element, but the number of persis Whose views | TS a SMALL GERMAN LIBRARY: WILL | share in the Jubilee celebration, She stood | of We latter diviston, as chief of the consolidated | and managed to yet over in the neighborhood of | Of employment. If the’ prince were to put on | it reflects 1s ve irge, and the know be sold reasonable. Imquire at 739 7th st. Dw. 7 ig led e i Oakland, ¥) is bare cap- | buckskin breeches and a Buffalo Bill broadbrim | fact undeniably accounts for inuch of the denun- | Combed with alr-tigut coupartinents, ‘and eine His aistet for mt wdezzazte : SS | a a ee Ge iinieae = ascelaa aerears | ee ae ee ee Ing rorya APP Would fallin ine te fllow= | ctation the conservatives indulge in aay amined. onc orton ten! ae Dunbarton str Joh SALE CHEAPA FAMILY HOKSE: PER- | the throne, Irish "blood and brain. belped | 4 STeE™ AND TRON DeaLuns.— Assistant Secretary LATER.—THE PRISONER IDENTIFIED. i = : ac asa: wearer simply thands chet and ‘shatis tease See: oie i eauaate mdeound. EM. McLEOD. Brown st, | tg putid the empfre. Poverty, misery, and | Maynard to-day gave a hearing to a commite Private Detectives MeDevitt and Flinders have A Novel Suit for Divorce. Fell Among Thioves. One foot serving as leverage tor the oer a Hyg Peas Fed Me. Pledeant Epureg | MATE are her reward. ‘she share England's tab. | representing the American Iron and Steel ASSOCIO- | -eetveq 9 qispatch from Sherif Sinith, of Career | Fromthe sano eee THE NEV. Du x'vIcKR av Two LaviES noBBED | motion, {ine Zine Haps lie Tsk Inthe matee epee | Bass Sate cAnbaee © land's joy 18 for fifty yours of liberty: prosper; | yeu We weueral question or ue, Gusge ty Mir | CURLY, notifying them that the prisoner has| A Mra Slade living near Hazlehurst, im this aN BANDITS. halting they fall, acting ay a breakwater and pre- WHITE, Fioral Hil, nea rr 5 : ne and progress. ‘The Irish grief and wrath are for fifty years of misery, famine, and oppression, England 1s cumbered Vy the struggles of a sullen captive, when she might purchase by justice the BURGDORF'S Stable, and comfort of a frien Information has been received tn Philadelphia | Venting We walker from belng carried back Ward. . M. Swank, general inanager of the assocla- | been identified by the picture as being “Billy” | county, has entered suit against her husband fora I ce day = did by Kepisentaulve-clect Dalzel, of Fits: | Willams, the alloged inurderer ‘Detective Yb: | divorce, She aad bes nase | pri preg haggard mend fone gg Ry dlers statéd to a Srau reporter this atveruoon ‘hat | and have been married but a short time. ‘She sets anon the Rev. Dr. W. N- McVickar, rector of Holy | [io “moved about eisty fect. av0mn the Wieee ee he} rack lams to mont, W. Va. Protestant ‘a Ww rt - cl SkcaeTary Wurtvey will go to New York to-| he was then on his way West. ‘They. billed the | OUt in her Dill that she and Slade were married at | 7™ity P t Episcopal church, and two] wet with no mishap. The crowd chesred the JOK SALE—ONE HANDSOME SOR 1H hands high, § years, and sound ‘uy one to drive, and cau trot @ mile in 2:40; never lad any training. Apply to : ladies who are in his party travel Unrough Eu- | slender-lookit youngster. His next feat will Jorrezee Potala ———__ morrow, and Commodore Uarmony wilh eet as | equney weet of Hedinont ad made hinge 9 bok | certain UUme, and that she wants a total divoree ‘The Philadelphia Timersaya: Dr. Mcvicwer, | to Walk On the Tver ites’ Genes mmonto tothe bey JOR SALETOSE AMRIVED20, ORS EY, DISASTER AT NANTICOKE. Secretary during bis absence. While, 1m Xow | tain uu beng atric travel surter West he Ut ac tho ume of thelr marriage, Dy reason or her | 8ccording to the information received, accom. | % Sa Francisco," |! nnn among them some fine drivers and heavy draft; York the Secretary wi ‘turne ack through Maryland, and was no doubt | e; wi rt anied by Miss McVickar, his er, an . Je22-1w* In rear of 933 D: WILxesbane, Pa., June 23.—-Great excitement | #ffived there from Chester ani Oakland. The detective has no doubt but that | marriage she learns that he has a wart on his nose MALE GHE 2 tte also investigate the ruvent | accident 0 | the man arrested is Williams, and will probably | marriage she learns th een deiphta, had repaired a short distance outside | In a recent number of the Lancet Dr, Peter Midi toed butions pond Tees etaegae | ewes of aD accident ut Nod slopes or the eae: | the doating derrick, ‘He wi aiso ave, a Confer-| fo vo Gatland wiuk the Viryude omcery after him. | Ca4.WAeeveR Tol-Readed. The second is that he of Monie vo, ogg an ancient and “beauliut | s1004, of London, refers to a communication o het ae as en fol reo CONES ence with Commodore Ghera eference ee a cone 7 gets ahaa cP er oF | AE attsith ian tne | gpg oro sons wk GENO | erat ree Guam Sen.—tae grant | it ean ats Cees ris | Soe Seed A aa tn mee rt Ue ye ag ALE-THE CAT KoaT : yore Bavy-y ry Of the present. term made thelr Arst Spo ome beauty 0 Sia Nat CONS, Fie GEE A eee to Cee ee irae on being re | SSaey Oh tndicenente again Chae Goat for | sie ueday they were married Thefareh aie | Meso And, alti for suuer when they | calcined oyster sels as a mecnuf arming the Kigtwn hat, Minne uilhers "were ated | Tiwur-Cot. Rican F. O/BEInNE on elng re | second offense petit ured, aud Baniuel Jennings ipo and. severalmen and “bu last ground is that she wauts to inarry again, and e ’ ill. | STowth of cancerous tumors, In acase which he 's serfously in. | leved will proceed to New York city and relieve | ussault with intent to kill 8. McKeever. They ig- | believes it will promote the ends of ood society vo | VSAeed McD, Who insisted that they should deliver REE-STORY pis ns, water, rent 818. 148 “fey at corucr store, Lith and Boundary. “FURNISHED HOUSE ily few miles trom city; ex ‘vegetables, &c., in abun HEL. VILLEE. 299 Penns. avo. n. wi Bicycles: all in good condition: then reported, that of a lady nearly eighty years x - | nored the charge against Anthony Wells of assault | declare the marriage vold and allow her te Hp. all the valuables tn their pousession, Dr. | Oia tne growth slough y ethem, THE SMITH NAL CYCLE | Jured. -Mine-inspector Williams, who Col. Alfred L. Hough, 16th Infantry, as su: e ] age % tarry | Sovickar remonstrated (huw It Ismet ceed, growth sioughed away and left a healthy ao | 2 Pemegivante are AE CYCLE Yebi-ae” | telegraphed for, is “now vat “the slope, and | perinicudeat of tie recruiting service on October | With invent to Kil. Some one without a wart on bis nose, that does not | Sichout avail. as De Mev iebar sooty ee eee | surtace, after a Course Of Lhe Femedy. we meet a F = Sars TED EVERYBODY TO CALL | W!th_ General ’ Superintendent Morgan’ and 18 Pst. now. Or 2, 1887, who will Joln hits regi Tae Couuusts, Fock at Ausxaxpnig: — Some | isiong asshe can stand tt Col, Padgets ia oer | teres inches in liegt nd road tn proportion | od eon a tllng beg taken ano or twice & — v1 3 and comes of Scotch-Irish stock, ills probable Uiat cs 7 Fans bros out An No, 021 street narthres | ot Paifadeipnia, for tho Govumbla tour iat feb | quoraey Aud fol ated Ghat ‘ine Wil ae mo | RO comes on Sept ta sea Is rv Ua | puyaician, in which the treatneas as Te 210 p.m. this afternoon, which may do mUch | Pow tn tne Stocandria reenter en whe seh ae und If so, any jury would be boend to retusa ue | Miss McVicker 1s quite a3 large, and those Who od ~ a an Se Al ‘and examine the new Viadi warrant them the best op the NAT, SYCLE MEG. Co, Tiz4 sth sun w..10r 4 Upper pare we RS wi, OF. elseety Direce me | & Towing party, as entered the pit to | per part 705 B at. & 1. market. THE SMI1H | learn the cause of the accident. The dead and 206 Pennsylvania ave. | injured are still in the mine, and will be removed ae as soon as possible. ” To . lowed by an arrest of Uhe growth and a cessation The shell Was vo be delivered on the 20th of thi know her think she could manage two ordinary y Speer ee inh ta etdenetas ache teang | ct or—anaity tee nt rn rns anu | ee Pl, Oe ae It is now known that the The Chicago Bricklayers. that the boat would not be ready fora month. Ohalienging a Wo: easy qualities, and with such @ trio it 1s probable that | Scarred? inde reek ea by an explosion of gas. At S o'clock last night @ | THEIR STRIKE COLLAPSING WITH THE USUAL REPORTS | ‘This caused considerable uisappointient, and at jenging: man to a Duel the brigdnds, if they. were not particularly stout SS eee 211 Stn st é fang of men who Were engaged in driving a gang- OF ILL-PEELING TOWARDS THE LEADERS, Hirst 1tseemed probable that the crew could not | From the Louisville Courier-Journal. fellows, hadatough tmeotit. ‘There was a tussle Mamic’s Telegram, a Dasiensaliey Heat Phastow, nad Peete Tec eee ee eane, and this MOE | Cangaco, June 23—The affairs of the Brlckiay; | row. The tour, however, has decided to rowin | Sites Mary Childress, a pretty school teacher, ro- aT ep pen | me is ven—three of them were Dri rr ee y acl ac a ol u ei ere takel 5 ed. ; GES eT, a be weld ADD WOODNDS. | py dete comrades mee OS | eS gtonr ashy niece Hable be an bxete: | MOE ee sides at Trenton, Ga. ‘Throo weeks ago she heard | eegudts diner as 20 whetucr sites Coles weed | A Uartiond an, wikose Wife was going. abroad, rt ora Je21-3t THE NAMES OF HB KILLED Ing one, ‘The'German element has Vecome dis-| MANOR oF THR THERMOMETRR—Tho following | that a young man named John Mogors had been | «lance amount of money, lost all she had, Dut Dr | asked her telegraph him a word or two letting {OK SALE-THIRTY HORSES—ALL SEASONED, | were John McLademan, miner, aged forty, who gusted with the management of the Mulraney- | were the readings at tie signal Oftice to-day: 7 a. | circulating slanderous remarks about her. She | alcVickar had his pockets turned inside outand 1s ‘him know of her safe arrivalin New York. In @ 10/4 Fieasant Bl ee ee alee oe salt Children; James | Suiniter-Pearson citquey and will make a deter- | un, 08; 2 p.tdy 73; maximum, 73; minwUI, 66 | rode across Lookout. Mountain, a distance of 1s | HUBUS a gold repeater. few hours he received the following ay set msi uae for more. than balf my atoek for the | Kelley, ‘miner, aged twenty-four, Inlned effort. to ‘deprive tem. of thelr “prese _— ee = retirees meeps d S28 stew Lew 9 | reais mai ee L have decided not tocarry themover, | rotsey’ vinosicla, “laborer, ayed | twenty. reer IN theunion TAta recent mecting At Bat: | ‘THe Weezy Saws Pocket Atlas of the Worla is | miles, and at the muzzle of a shotgun forced her Chiara Cignarale Dying. “collect”: “Dear George: Arrived here safely at 8 | umber Of carrion, stricn, Uugyive, Ge, new and | SmMgle | The Injured uro Joseph. Lesseps, uged | Pore‘ iy was decided to send delegates to the | offered tree to every Lew suusctiine toreac vere ce | traducer to apologize. ‘This done she published secoud hand, must be suid. | Lot aud builduls uaed for | eighteen, a driver boy, Burney Lezkoskle, aged cu " fifveen minutes afver@ The train wi Council, but this decision | the WEEKLY Stak. It 18 a handsomely printed | Mogors a8 an infumous scoundrel and traducer |THE ITALIAN MURDEKESS GOING INTO 4 DECLINE wchvodeginnd Anitlgumated ‘Trai my carriage — pusitory for Sule oF lease, wtareoppor- | seventecn, a driver boy, and.” John | Amalkamated Trades Counc) “ but we were delayed fMfteen minutes while em 1 the union, As | book of 191 pages, prpfusely illustrated, with more | Of womanly virtue, and that his parents had de- FROM SHEER FuIGHT. i, te. 1008 Pate ee ai Te po mney aw Bat ol Yesekosi, aged nineteen, a dobrteuder, “Jos | teonwquence tue vther trades have, become al | than 100 colored ape and diagrams ahd contains | seeuded trom the: whlpping-pusts"of ‘South Care | Mrs. Cblara Cignaraie, the Italian woman under route uaa perry lovey, ti, “out worey busericut. JO atid Nxte. mw 81S | ag tape ier Lesseps bas since died, and the others are uncon. | ist hostile to the Dricklayers and some are | a wealth of general Information, Sce advertise- | lina, When Mogors saw tis he sent Miss Chil: | sentence of death in New York for the murder of | care of yourselt. Be so carfal ubout taking ‘cold, Ist floor | eal sclous and Mable to dle atuny moment, Atman | Gheniy working to defeat Uiem in the present | ment in another column, dress a challenge to fight, and the ttle woman | per husband, Is satd to be slowly dying from sheer | this dainp weather. Remember that you at to 4 aieaed Fee, Se PHAETONS, AND | named Norman Thomas was burned, but not | Choy “the hod carriers, lathers, carpenters, a oe Went to the spot to meet Mogors, but he did not LT Gab As Sane a tan ‘and has | keep on your Naunels until the 15th of June” be Soe wanted Prices tuuderaien At the wor shone ee | fatally. (It ts now belteved by those a work in | Piastcrery “derrickien and Steainfitters are | A WowAX ON TRIAL FoR Hovsepmeaxreo.—n | come to time: sr ~ = Sure and have the house open and aired. ‘us oftes a | BENKCE SS LAWTON Sto ana Ses HS OHNE OF | the mine at the time of the accident that the gay | ee ere eee danaings “with non-union | the Criminal Gourt-dudge Montgomery, tule more ——+e+___— doen raving like a maniac ever sinoo she was sen-| S:'once a week. . Heaemter whet I one Jencneat Oth and Pa ave, n | town Bride. : ogpher Eas, Seton fire vy a powder explosion, us several | pricklayers, and decline to strike at the request of ing, eS ee See eo venta oe age, | Better to Wear Out than to Rust Ont, | tenced to death a fortnight ago, and the awful | your socks and shirts, ont forget to keep the Wee eee aa Use Salva eaice for Matic Weak | POR SALE — THOROUGHBRED maLrese | “°6* OF Powder are missing from the storehouse. | the walking Ce ee ee ray ore cod brick | dicted for HoUmbreR ing In tha Hen at ae Avni | Brame the Chicago Enter-Oceaa, physical and mental strain she has undergone | basementdoor locked. Write every day. Tig sure ovis. For tall Hat call at eitive for busietin ins } iittens; also young male =e rate yesterday afternoon, essed. a arness too soon Tetand Goth. deel “Fis. WAGGAMAR. | A Aittons: alm soups mate Moe ar Scuullbrs ind | _ Poor Prospects for a Boat Race. | piss ailed upon uie executive committee of | of Annie Fitzhugh, on the Lith of July ist, wes | . Men should not Kick out of hi too goon and | Gach day has reduced the chances of her living | Tithave a lovely time, So good in you to let me 11th Fahey: 5 Jong enough to be ‘brought to the gallows next | go. You must come over atter ine th August. For, Don ki OR S Store wo doors 80% Pivani SEW LONDON, Cows. . a. m.—The pros- | the master masons, and announced thelr readiness | placed on trial, Mr. J. W. Walker tor defendant, | think they are“too old for work.” Some of the th, nyst ys less | ever and ev ms, * v1 or jaca alls Ee | esa eam tntee! | ye ea Toe TG HS aE ERI ne | ea TE iinlLses CBC HTUme | ime promceating PitLoat cen ina aay Sette aia Gabe carte ee Wrivers and tankers of | os ste DEson ‘pieilan ur that mune was pained toteni nthe See, aa seitesct rooms opecioe . she can be quieted she will surely die before the | Mamte was pained to receive the following wply. but had a room ou Liberty street, to | the w ASS 2 0 her a 2 WERE One A wreekee that rey mer seh,t2 | the world to-day il along tn years, Bis- | date of her execution, She seldom leaves her bed | to her “word or two:” “Don't cable anyudug 4 tasted Liverpool, I'm a ruined man if you do, ‘bedstead, mnattrass, feather illows, | ™Arck 1s past 70, Grevy 1s 76, King William 18 past | and has not t solid food in three weeks. Her | from Vda Sitin dress Dreast pit, ey: that Ono right | 90, Queen Victoria will soon enter upon the fitty. | fOFH, always slight, has dwindled away to a Gronar.’ su F ammucliicetts ave. RENT -HOUSE AND STORE, (2200 @ mont i “LEA aan ; 5 vere upon the ragged edge, and | servic | FOR SALE-A GRAND BANGATN—A e700 Hai | are not very promising. Itts now raluing bard | dreds of tue men were upon the ragye » and Poe diary see ace een arto, Saks | ater ies Xorg promising: rowing. Would Ieave the union before the end of the week, strument is four ruund coraers, ely Suisied rose ——_— ‘The cause of Us Wholsale desertion fs found in the Sood, full scale, uayuiliceut tone aud extreme po ct that the funds in the bricklayers’ treasury SHU take Shing Gualtion, “Wil be fully warrant pyar ‘The Assault on Helle Girard. 5 fect Skeleton, and her hand, as it les on the white ——_——-se0___ > . face chabde ident Vorkeller informed ail | On coming home She found her things gone. At-| arst_year ot her reign. In our own. country | £C%: cI Mrs. Jacobus, the nurse off President Cleve SLUR cover abd phish nicole iis menmeemuauidered | | New Buunawice, N. J, Juneza—belle Girard,” | Po icunts “yesterday. thay tere WOuld be ho | terward she found some of Ue things in Henny's | Evartsis past Toramitees, Peseltie Cease “Tne deatly pallor of ber tace is seado even moro | Glod's iow devs sao ah Cane ee eT, F2 ae, Hrige 890. | Should ue seu atone wn ee naneorand | the actress, of NO. 42 Hace street, Vlladelphii, | Tey until Kriday. Hundreds of the men have | room. Several witnesses testitied tat Mary went | Presidents Dudley #eld is over 80, and as springy | qeathiy by the raven blackness Of her here iee | burn lu 1805, : Kas. Frice should be seen at onc Tue Nas drugged and assaulted by three men last | hover received @ cent of assistance and are charg- | to Annie's house, took the furniture and goods, | as a boy; Simon Cameron Is OF aed nee any Ke ‘sock: THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Also, elevant tull-acale Square Piano, warranted sood | +, ron : 4 t iai] | never received @ cent of st i sharp, t eyes are sunken ia their 1S, | OT ESE BS. | acuow. for ouly $125 casi, or slight udvauce on ¢10 | PUesday evening: les in the Middlesex County Jall | har favoritism has been shown In the distribution | and had them hauled to her own room. For the | amount of fire and snap, Boston ‘has six editors | and she is but the mere shadow of homely Me 5 i@ WI ST. N.W., SEVEN kooms | Paymchis, é = da gratica) condition, betective Gregory has l0- | Grthe money. The sidewalk in front of Green. | defense Jenny Campbell testified that Annie told | that are over 80 years Old, aad doing acdee meee re cannot speak English, but the piteous gyre Pind summer kichen. $20 per wioutL,im aivance. | _e good Square Plana. sultsble for beginners, only | cated one of her assailants, u Well-known young baum’s building was crowded all day with an ex. | her that Mary was taking care of her house ut the | Young fellows of 60, or thereabouts can afford to walling she keeps up tn Italian that her lite m, DEMARR—HUGHES. At the residence of the bride's amet te | SS: go per month. Other ereat banzuina Wan about town, and us soon as “stiss Girard’s” | Cited body of men and the tenor of these remarks | Ume. Mary testified in her own behalf that she | Duckie down for a good lone apoyo Dospared ts made tike more distressing Uy Les cua | Parts, No. OOS H street, Washington, D.C dame | THE PIANO EXCHANGE, husband—Elias Patterson, a weaver—arrives here, | Cited Dody of Mish ant ders of the union. Was living at Annie’s house at the time, and she —_——— 0 for her child, a Nttle giri less than ten years old. ON eT poke Beaty: church, JAMES x REET S_5- Tos Stust._| which ne is expected to do thts afternoon, ne will | W#S sb moved the Bed c.. to another house to take care Murdering a Malay. She has only seen {t once since her imprisonment. | this cite eat ALICE VIVIA HUGHES, both of SG Foums: De yapercd’: _ FOUR | be arrested. =e of them, and tent tell her to move noe © e Pi treet kw #3, One| PENANCH ND COMMERCIAL. . UBTICE OF THE PEACE SHOT DEAD. 2 - ether, Uy, Hes. dud. Chee ST STREET Now | HEN, $199, One Kuabe, #190: Greit banvaine in * Dr LA. Vernado, aged fifty, a prominent |, MARRIAGE LickNsks. — Marriage lcenses have | ‘They all went and lifted up the hate, and they | gi ase = = Wiebe WEAN, S, VAMELEET 06 SANT i ataadern th WORCH & CO., 925 ‘7th st Solmer Piano The fol Gee ane tn HOCK, Markets ices | dentist and justice of the peace of the first ward, peed fepouare oc te cuuruto Erust Lent | saw Hassin lying helpless, cold and wet on the =p ns haritable Purposes. ———oe. a. 1 . HE: le eLBe2 opening and 3 mm ices o: Si ok rade a many, and Maite J. i From 5 nema (3 Mets Em | of the Rew Fark Mtock Siaructeas reposted uy abeees | Tagipahoa Parish, Louisiana, was on Monday Devlin, Jr., abd Catherine Devine, of Piedmont, Geek. _ Witness (the able seaman) saidbe could #0 | “There tn nothing more dificult to attain than ; etn eee bey ;OR RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE wire to. H. 130 Loth serve shot and instantly led by L. Re Draughn, aged | Wr, Vers, Googe Maxton and Katie A. Paynes | Re was dang up. Bang wont s shot, and Hassia | en areirade or real helpfulness toward the weak | pRACON. On Wednesiag. oe) atte Firea Newsoely sisted Bick Dwelling,uunerooiny aut fArty-eight. ‘The prisoner was taken in charge by | Warden Sarah Mecher, Goon Of Meee oy | Was Wounded somewhere in the loins, and ne then | 404 ‘erring, and it hardly ssems the province of | | Fanora froin his ate remdence, Ne O35 Bast je 5 | tate mc toe bre rion ls par copy: BO Sheriff F. P. Mix, who brought him to New | County, ad.s J. Colvin, of Savannad, Ga., and | Deean nls death song. Rpt eg oeinge 4, Now: | the young, however sincere thetr desire to do good. fn er epg nt gn) RR. Be pet Sear. “HUGO WORCH & Co., Music bubhshers, Orleans and lodged him in the parish prison for | Sallie L. Dufiin, of Philadelphia, Pa; W.'1'. Wash- Datae eons tees eae Boa TR | Anexampie of this came forcibly home toone of | pERON A: BROW? Galo beabeer at 825 Dm. aes ay te Thov € 2333.93 910 Fat. ww..11r,. 983.33 | #29 that. Jeldaw | Ca. nae sate keeping, on account of the great, excitement | tugton ind Eva Wilson, both Gt Stafford County, | BeINE Mandy, they got the bucke the band of young enthustasts who are among the | Brown, agod hity youre Jowa Cie. Loe Ft st Dow le rw JOR SALE 150. A POUND, 5 6: * Northwest... that prevails im the town, where both men @ave | Vit; Washington Fantroy and Aunie Coleman; | ness Wen lege ciibey than ialeeaenien ae Gsechon ad tus Sunibes or tae ‘on Saturday, at 8:30. m., from bis late cae ta ‘and Live Test feathers for tho many friends. From the account furnished | Timothy Cohen and Mary Ulynn. Witness then went and passed up the koite Mas. | [0st 0 ay mural gin, | Exeamep ae © genet suutbweet thchoe te at or money. ‘Also, Choice Geese Feathers, ‘by Sheriff Mix it appears that Draughn and his sin had with ‘him, “When on. deck i, society. The devotee, a young and beautiful girl, | inic's church. Kelatives and trieuds invited to All orders promptly delivered WM. victim, who had been good friends for many yeare, Francis T. 8. Fields, colored, was convicted of cae ty wit jassin =e had been sent without much previous inquiry into | #ttend. ae ok sae meu To oe aur io aearate anaes Shee | Remoaneng inte’ Gay inch rnin Court | Bare un den a Wiad, aca ee ar ean woes | CURR Os Ite $2 2MRT, MIA M. CAEL, JOR SALE—E. CHAN GO HOUSE terms since. _Draughn was fin ye g was Wounded ta the aes Ore meek ant sev aot es apy keeping: furniture of S-room house, everythi een indicted for carrying concealed weapons, and | ‘Two hundred members of Pickett's diviston wit | W2S ead, and his | yai1, or perhaps prison, This woman, who showed | » Funeral at the residence of ‘her Eeandparente’, #2 ecient" Rit AA el aera, Meer ne tec meas | Mar eee ge mame, en ore gee | re Stic ot or nse igk cae | Fae nee ne es Coe a a0: Bw. “ RD, Sta ‘vernvon they met in front of Draughn’s grocery | tysburg, wher are Teceived and enter- a ‘on see! is o q > once Jeliowe Store, and, Varnado Having declined a, treat | tained by the Philadelphia Brigade acwaooie: An Earthquake Lawsuit, yotung create en Ther tenement, eal to ber tae eeEE ae eae Zane 22. 18K5, of Stee -BALL-BEAR- offered by Draughn, words followed, and, 1 i: | Col. W. R. Aylett will respond to the address of | From the Pall Mall Gazette. humble sincerity: know, miss, you've come : and Jennie Curr; we, Hollow Fen i, Horty Trieyelen ail balls to beth wheels, aby size, 31 P NeVave. ai? s. “THE ChCLERIES" Fe SALE—100 CAMRIAGES, Vartished waxons: 4 wil wares aged eight tuonthe ais tecu day. eee aia beloretie former Couldeare, shor | Meclure’ Yuct Will Be made by Col. A. K.| A curious law case, which has arigen out of the | here to do me good if you can, but such as you are | *"Yqucral Beday: Sith Mees aed ee A ee ee pt earhquae at Diao Maro, wil era | He abi eat oyna Hare snotanenta |g meng siaauust, Manors ve tines—three bullets ti ’ heart, one Jn his shoulder, and one in his Wrist | Dgara op MR Lavr BACON.oMr. Levi Bacon, | De decided before an Italian court. Two adjoining | could do'me good. You would have to understand | DECKMAN. Ou June 21, 1867,at 10:50pm, MARE Varnddo’s death was instantaneous. financial clerk of the Patent Office, whose serious | 20UseS at Diano Marino belonging to two different Wile of Samuel W. Deckiuan, aged thurage F varnished waxons. also paitte agons, doctor Sud laduen’ phueto a know what I know.” Such a lesson yay ‘and one stawe, on easy terme, -oo————— illness Was mentioned in yesterday's Stax, died | families were destroyed by the earthquake and | 88 this should be a warning, and ‘has more weight 4 kc tie | COOK, S305 M st!, Georgetown” yz im A Sap Accipent ro Two Lirtiz Stst#Rs.—A hor- | last evening, ae the inhabitants were all killed. When the ruins | 0g from such a source. ett Be JOR SALE— WEBSTER UNABRIDGED DIG 7 rible accident occurred on the farm of Richard M. rpses were removed the gum of 200, Bee ee ‘Her trae: i thand sts iw. 108i5 | WO SALE WEBSTEILS | UNABKIDGED DIC wrosuinncen mock Exchange. Hornberger, six tnties from Reading, Pa. | An| | THR FoLLowiwa Finst-Ciass Postuasrens were | fd, CorPses jrore removed, the gum. of rq Mayor Hewitt Objects to Dogs, ‘Her besvenly crows te won. | of the late edition, 1587. containing new supple | The following changes from yesterday’s quotations ty wagon Was being driven to the hay feld, | commissioned to-day: Jas. A. Lewis, at Martins- 8 mne for rent or ealeis Liberally | ical dictionary aud. Kuzottecr of the | OP the Washington Stock Exchange are noted towase | CMPLY Wag i rs : a the debris. As iC was impossible Uo @acertain to | From the New York Sun. Funeral from 322 First street southeast, on Friday, = | eee" “po tee cea. | US A ISBL, coupous, luvs bid. 100% asked. | and sitting upon which were Mr. Hornberger’s | ville, Ind., vice Edwin W. Callis, resigned; John D. | which house the money, angas Romem-| Mayor Hewitt wrote the following letter to a| atTo'ciock. Funeral services at hone. Cull | Rduress WEROTERE Bio on, MAuszbeime™ | U8 4m, raciatéred, 1891, 100% bid, 100s, asked | two Gauguters, Lizzie, aged five, and Laura, two | Wood, at California, Mis. vice Samuel E. Hoge, re- | Der of elther family wassaved to'decide the mat. citizen: “You complain that your dog license does | _ FORREST. On Wednesday, June 224, 1687, CHAS. HUST E: Ue te, “ounoun Tani bid, Hause’? asked | Sears older, dust as they gov outside the barn Bgned. ter, ‘the surviving relatives have brought thelr 2 PORE EE gd ar ceed Jame 2 JOK SALE-CALIFORNIA WINES: © Ut “de, Pegrate Yard one of the wagon wheels dropped off, owing case before the Judges whose decision is expected | YOU NO good. The answer is that it enables you to | FORREST, sed el from his brother's 5 Huck. $1: Sweet Catawba, 00c Dry, $0e; | B. C. per. imps, to a loose pin, and the horses ran away at agreat | INcRBasED INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTs.—The in Italy with much interest, Keep @ dog; without a License he would be seized | No. 816 Eighteenth strect northwest, Friday, Jane: fuivered tie He ASELIGSON L200 Bese: | Bo-Gea ane eeg 4 : spevd, “The children were thrown out; -nd When | gotal collections of internal revenue during the ————er_____ and killed; with a license he may also be seized Hae pin Molatves and tricude are roepectPully S0-seab f 1s eed ra i . NOK HALETJASCRAGEN-TOIS FAAVEC I Wr | DUT eet Oe itos, aes, tf pizae had the back of her head badly cut by a | Aft eleven months of the present fiscal year end- The Islands of the Pacific, ‘and killed, and properly 0, if he is not muzzled, QAUTHON, At Havre de Grace: Ma. op June 2, Deo EE AS BAER, Old FA, AVE. NCW | tan railroad stock, 108 bid, 103% asked! Seber | portion of the wagon striking her, and died an | ing rhs eh eee O85.8ON, OF, $1,561,335 | From the Scientific American, orheld by achain 1887, ALEXANDEM GAUTMON, in the 45th your ae ule) Tg ice improved Stand ¥ipes | bin eailroed soe AF bad, Nazi, cavitol and O | hour afterward without recovering consciousness, | more tha the edlleetions di Tn addition to the two large islands recently | far as the latter precaution ts concerned, I tiad a | Big wee. 14 0S antes ‘Fiabe and estinatos turiiabed on apylice: | SHE, 2 bid, dey asked, Washingt Gan 1 | Laura was also seriously and, it 15 feared fatally, | Ing pe le previous tiscal year. ‘The total | giscovered in the Pacific Ocean, ® third has just | ease before me tablintunent, 1029 7th stron bot Friday, Sune Siete me rag | fae, Cee tstnpt aS tc | Hn SD a | Chon ira saat cams Haaa sO | been covered ing ns than too mies ea | sao BL te a Goh re nelteavs «Jar SALE OTHE “OETQ? GAS ENGINE Mx- | Ineirunce, 14} aakod. | Potomac Tusuruice, Uns | PIuin. The tue girls Were particularly bright = the northern coast of New Guinea. It has been | oath would see GIBSON. June 20,1887, at the residence of her ists st ise rex no boilers avoids all expensive attendance, | Bid. "Washington Market stock, 10 bide Weskinerss | abd int S. ‘Tux Prrsiomwr To-va¥ appointed James Sheak- er, in” Montgomery County, Md..of no baudlingoftucl. Send for circular | Market bonds, 115 bid. Wahington Brick Machine, ee named Allison Island, is nearly three miles long, | should refrain DAM: GIBSON, beloved ‘wits’ of aE Gidea ae ‘D.BALLAUP, Avent, 751 7th st Great File Toe eS a RP ea ak, 109 Did: | ARREST OF A CaNapIan DeeaurreR—A. D. Par. | J€¥, of Greenville, Pa, to be commissioner in and | rises trom 100 0150 feet above the sea, and has far os my jecemees, ‘this eity. ~ SOF Loud POCRDS OE SORE | Ma AM ee MoS sakedg OS Hlectrse Ligut, 70 | rant, the defaulting cashier of the Hochelaga | forthe district of Alaska, to reside at Wrangel, | spundant timber. Several stretches of fertile and Reapece of an HOWARD. On June 22, 1687, WM. 8 HOWARD, cs OUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA: saad Bank of Montreal, Quebec, has been arrested at | Vice Geo. P. Ihric, declined, inhabited land, some of them inuch targer than | of dogs in the cpa wants. two Fears pind 4 “aud ‘about 800 pounde of Ayate ‘Type, lately Se Buffalo, charged with embezzling the funds of the Allison Island, have been found within e few ey nin bee x iu bi 3 5 Me K tO the amount of $22, ‘at ears at a distance of 200 or ‘had y Friends: . ed rae, thay are! it goed couditiou, and capaisncd oe: Baltimore Markot Kt th Of $22,000, about, £20,000 of A Gigantic Swindle. of 300, mallee trom the | $o8-ta' anor, m 3 are . frat Arvvine, fortwo Gr three” tearscus papers’ | ,BALTIMORE, Mp, June 23.—Virrinia ten-fortiey | which has been recovered in money and securities. | raz nicer uivixg Ixpian vicrnuize sy a | {our st,a distance of 200 OF 300 miles from the every, wuntigenseae 1a Us On We June 22, 1887, at 5: erate. circulations Will be rod ea fn Dubie Age | 40 bid to-day. He js held on a warrant charging him with having ‘SCHEMING LAND THIEY. alle once in a while in various parts of Ue Pack Gaye 1 shoud 108 no personal gree oGok WitaTAM Son eon, of the iste bale at co ‘canbe examined t t ot JHE EVENING bila NEWSFAFEX CO, | BALTIMORE, Mp., June 23.—Cotton dull and | stolen securities in his possession. He fled trom | 4 suit was instituted at Kansas City, Mo., Tues- | fc. Although the maps of the Pacific Ocean are 2 <= end Mary 0" shires signi youre, qlnegbovepouses can te guamiued by permit from | {iesp tHE EVE o207 | cay amiadtay: 114,” Flour eteady and dun.” Whette | Montreal May day, to compel Mathias Splitiog, of Wyandotte, | Studded with islands which appear to be tring | 1 sey sy Devocwawo see Barnum Fuse Onpmn. “Funeral roo bia ine 3 Luarteen ares r eady: aber, Sous; ee A 3 vessel ah ae — | Baif street southwest, Friaay. 2 pute ae eee ee Western Aries, cloaiiy ‘dull: ‘No-s wines wed ee . Kan, to comply with a contract, Mathias spuit- | (10s, cogetneny vessels May Salt Among these | ag New Tork Wopublican ClUD lass niphe ceed | Ba aurest aguitwest Briaay, June : oR RENT — 7 + Sous5%. June, 8d bid July, Biness Atwruse oF JEALOUSY AND 4 REVOLVER IN MarNn.—AS Rock ‘plooded Wyandot ae waste, resolutions stamping the Srst. order of the this life June 21, 1887, at 4:30 {324 10th st, 12r-$140 Arthur Pr'e n. Axe You Gowe Ox A Tar: 83X; Seplamber, S4sa84. - Corp—southorn stead | land, Me., Monday night, A.J. Robinson, a stable. | log is a full. Wyandotte Indian, and is | sightof land. So vast 18 the of sonal apd tiie te ame B1. per. r44z 83.93 404 Bou aud ‘quiet: white, O4800; yellow, 4Ne4¥; western | mau, Waylald and shot Augustas Carter in the | worth over $1,000,000, being the richest full-| that not long’ ago a crew which had eet, Ship. | Siolation of p.m. from Toss tatu Skea with, betteg inquiry, mused, sui, deed; | back with a revolver. Carter ts now at the point | piooded Indian in the United Secen ease, | wrooked in reat island ragion of the x Gus-619 a Jf so, we can St you out im Clothing to mult | July; “44x bid: Aumusts sya.” Outs steady and | of death, and his would-be ‘murderer 1s under ar. | blooded to the New York Heraldsaye: The | FoWed nearly forty days belore they reached | nations, Eee ie, seal eed Sa pane le Sab rcotra ae dats Uo eaiatgntns | fest, dblnson and Carter were bothinlovevwith | Sul develonen Gaui pecan says, TR piavrall, the nearest land. Mr. A. B Wallace, who | UG3t (a, Bore OF VALUABLE UXIMPROVED ol _ = te igs oe the same ant rein the hat ry windle. ‘Mowes as travel at ‘THI In PANTS our stock is worthy of youria- | 140 duryuen “grdiuary ton faite Lyiaisie® gue'= | alternate evenings atthe girs home. "Monday | °f,,,%, @igaate , swindle confidence ‘ot spilt | #6 opinion that there are sere oy TARY | of President apse < spection. Prices, #3 t0 87. Scpper rained steady, OwaD'. Whisky scuaye tia | nlgut was Koblason's, but he found ius rival uuere | Yorked., bimselt into the, Tay. off a town | islands which have never Yet boon cen, by wate | of President 's deed of trust to. us, Lig. Other articles’ unchanged. Freihts to'L before him. He waited tor Carter, with the result | «ite in McDonald County, Mo, Splitiog and his | Men. Now and then a Pacific trader wome In SUITS we have several styles at @10, All boot Poe. steamer Gull—cottan, 4; Hour, ie Ba | noted. Wife are unable to read ahd write, and Clay had pew oF little known Mand snd, opens trade win i: Nooland Fast Color. (We never handle goods | Sut Uniets ene? G00 busts: "cats, "8100 | me winners of tne races at sheeponead Bay yes. | RM Sig. Paper which, he said Was u guarantee | Oo lored some time it was found that an | the a barrels: wizat, 20,300 bushels, Seles itocy 00 Abe | terday were Kingilsh, Stuyvesant Laggan, tothe town. Instead of being such a guarantee | Australian firm had carefully charted the islands In FINE SUITS, such as you wish to wear | buabels; coru,"130,700 bushels. wt | Adrian, and Judge Grim, the paper Was 8 contract giving Clay an option on | Several — eee Se eee eens ic wh toca rete meando ata, Bua | severe oreo Iandin Wrangoio County | ters al unenowa totbgouer large. and tlerstate pomension of the wekar pt thinset” | $1,000 to $9,000 a side, at cushion caroms,, 1,800 | to slit he faa is worn eed oes er TEY Misses Us All Around, cn iti, July ope: at 70% sold down to bins, | POlnts, 300 points each night, 15 Clay made a contract with Geo. J. M of | From the American Magasine, and see us, snd ibe cuoted arte ‘July corm, 36's "duly oaks | The National Council of the Junior Order of the. ws Wagon Com and the Rook taland ‘Some little time ago a young lady whe had been a4 _— hiy"land, G:35a0.37" July short site: | United American Mechanica, tn seusion tba: | an euoms Wagon Company, a for Mathias Splut a class of halt-grown girls in theSunday- zk =~ Ree seeene ee 15.30 more yesterday, elected Geo, Elbert, of New Jersey, | log, agreeing to sell the property for Mibo DOO. teaching ayes naw fF 30 0 Jat a wee GEORGE SPRANSY, Tx. Sune 23, Wheat | national couneitor. June 17 he gave a warranty decd to the ‘school of Dr. B.'s church, Brooklya, was called ih se nw OF. 30 10 ne oo; gay. We & orm | ‘The New York board of health took up two new Matnins 8 tlog and Eliza Spiltiog MS away from the city, rendering it pecessary to fl) stn w.7F 58 ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, Age Ct sh 48% | yellow tever cases on its bulletin yesterday, ope & whe Moses A. Clay, attorney a to | her place, The superintendent, after looking over Ha : wigan SEVENTH 8° ‘ine Gano yitx: | Colored man, who has been sick twelve days in-8 | Jonn nd recalved $36,000 Cate j dels BB. WARNRE & CO..016 Feta ___ 434 SEVENTH STREET. ne os ‘and tun. | Private house. has left tor pats unknown and'the uit is now | MS available material for zeschers, decided to re. 59 <Ggl REWT_EREREESTORE AND CELLAN BRICK Store closes 7 pam. 20 38. Lark Cash and 3uly, e bodies Of the eleven victims supposed to | pending. quest one of the young gentlemen of the ting. 0 rooms and bath: ald tuo. all ae a 6.47 406.50. “Butter arm—creamery, | have died trom the effects of Baker’ Palmers gation to take thecles, Ibs0 male yt pesarenteae toc = r s Tait oTOuiG. Baws weak, 10 yale chrome yellow-tinted buns in Philadelphia were | A. Couri Cuasoxp “Wira Hons young man upon whom . VG Fat. mw. SRAVING exhumed for analysis yesterday. Early Wednesday ‘choice was 2K KENT THEE STORY es ee i Le toon gS EOE ot ae cire.—dov, Procter Know, cafuiesigekholders of, the Fore Worth and Denver | thenlacives “Henry” W. th didlos Acta ak | tacts that he toate rick Dwelling. 8 roms beravins on iuetal and wood. Mouograins a ‘entucky, arr cfty thts morning, y Railroad have Girectors the au- | Cleveland, were arrested af the Brunswick H galnig and presenting = ast es ¢b seals, watchen or jewelry. Cardeugran Tmasue Hamme wUnRErOND, | Ser Malton wii ace cas | ld ny icant the Ming of the Toutvers ant | tit neva agente gee obs nag | DN Hivos ga Sacre edhe — na fot marking and st Kindsol staupncematerat |) SNe siclans at the elghth annual ‘ot the Hak- | that toe yo Feaies, 1 : Fitasrrgng neo ns Wore, alm Seis eislver valiiou embroidering. “Mevalias and ‘Mason Frepenick Mzans, 25th infanty, has been | RemMann Association, which opened at Long Branch | land last’ bk? ay. Zane hin ose US? Oth at. uw. Gow. all ni 840. = = _ i Ordered to Davids’ Island, New York harbor, to re- | “ "The Texas Supreme Court has affirmed the con. | whom can. on ‘. House, nese Portland =, ail M. Rh ee aoe ee a oeee ie Hove Lieut, Col. ich are FO eter, 10d tatentey, stitutionality of the drummers’ tax on agents | Te ts supposed ademmufo tits ot fourteen so gis, ig bet sts Cleaned. Np command Gepot on seprember 20, | trom houses outside the sata. ‘This isin conmict | horse ual Sess acrumnronn, 1220reaw. | tal sae da asus Se it. yas | 187. With the decision of the U. 8, Supreme Court, ig that Fy cf E t