Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, ‘ JUNE 28, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT _ FOR RENT_HOUSES. RENT-IWO TWO-STORY BAY WINDOW ‘x houses. 6 rooms sud beth. with all im- ute, 106 and 398 Mase. ave me Aj a yt JABGER, 15 4 »: a 21] 4TH ST. ‘water, 920) FOR _RENT--HOUSES. Tis F et. Bete” “tig re, Be, Fth st. Px = : ‘428-38 JOR RENT—161 MASSACHUSETTS AVE WN. E. two-story, DreK, with beck-bulidingy cellar. sov Pre wm. aati, hot and cold water. ramet batrobey ‘iso Shia Web we ai rouina, G15: ale 40 ., 10 rooms, moder, #4 es 1, room brick. bricks ‘East suiall ae gta el 14! ky pe ae Petts aed ee wha ae tae BES 2 HOLIZMAN, 1521 Fat nw. 28. OR RENT — FURNISHED FOR SUMMER, 5 ong Kingman Place. FOR RENT s0¢ 10TH ST, 85-6 OOM BAC ‘A mou. itupe. ta Srae-clans order: near Berdic an gare: Mey ueat door WIGHT & BULIUN, St, Oto Building. Oth and F nw. ex8-e" JOR RENT — FURNISHED HOUSE—TO FAM! ‘of adults for tures muntom well furniehed. vom House, fine location. south frowt: $35 yer Calg FAIS Kae Taina “ave. berween 6 tna’? p.m ete | ist stn. w., Oral R RENT—A HANDSOME AND COMPLETELY We, ree 40. Seneca nanan erssemes Debs tok ta Oune= “ou, borth and south exposure. ber st, $30 par mouth ‘Spip Lite Not ae era Fo RENT—HOUSES: Bis 19th st nw, 128. 2si8 oF. 14: ee pis aH 102 Hat a. Noemie 0/714 Lith at a6, GF.-..- WARNER & CO..916 Fetaw 52 1 TORE Capitol ae, Fe 3025 RE a Ty 1207 Ulogt parece et Sth 2 Brick 810 11th et nw Reisen 30 = Jos Bate w Fick , mart 1345 MM 1320 Eat. .0., 38... vere Oe loes Me-.30 Oak Lawn, 1908 st 6x Upped nasi 1808 THE 9) awe oR RENT— ‘s.,10r-2.m.890]1513 6th st.6r,3.m.i825.40 951 Qst., Sr. aud siore. .60/6U8 N. Y.ave. 7% und... G16 Pa. av. ae.,8r,a.m.i.30/401 D st.ne., Ur, nL ¥3.50 222g Lite ator, 3090 Kata. Sr. mek 12 det ot. Or. ut 28-59 S11 7h ae Gr, 3s Cat he Bra ‘OFFICES, ETC. aga Vernon Row, rm. 11. <2 F yong ape age 13 Wand Fa ave, rm Pik aud Pe aves rm 8.-15 Lenow Bids, Fr. 20 [323 4th pe, Gr, 101-18 30/402 B ot n.6 ru, a deoe re | Fe hos FRanbane fuk, woacory Praines’ oan. “32.50 3117 SWORMSIEDT & BRADLEY, ‘ih aud Pa. av. Fun U...axiGunton Bldg., 73. _#25-1m_ O27 Fst. ‘The above is only & portion of the ‘yom my, ~OR RENT—HANDSOME HOUSE, SIX ROOMS ba. oral bat cali st oftice for atletin tweued | Iona beth snd cellar, ncwiy papereds at 823 1southe Lezsi” “THOSE WAC Iai? Sat nw. Inquire 1246 Heh ot Jedo-3te FORREST: THREE-STORY EF areuing: @ roonus and bat: sated mw. convenient to cary RUTHERFORD, 1226 F at. Dw. eu HREE-SiGKY AND BASEMENT Dwelling, 8 roots aud bath, all w.i.: 640 per 137 bus igo geht nw ee TYLER & jexs-iw JOR RENT— s at 13 ra.$7 Kenesaw st., Mt P..$25.00 a 2D 1407 F aus a St. Cloud Bia je JOHN Sib MAN - Feat. co. 07 340 604 Tat. ne, 6r. OR RENT—627 E ST. 3.E.. SEVEN ROOMS AND | 1°05 Gatia‘w., 10r a0 16 8. Capitol st.,57-10.30 bath, very clieap to a good teaut: also several | 1204 © ot.n.w., 1Ur..40.835|7 Gordon a ‘47. 9 suas, Bouse at $10 and 815 per month... M | Tia sth scum 8 ra nc-a Boot 29 13th t.u.W.. 0827-50190 Tat #9 Lan. atcel.20 119 Kat. 6. 1448 1 stn. w., Or. 3, CA’ 319 13th ot sw. 7 JOR KENT — TWO-STORY AND BASEMEN brick Buse, GUS A si s.c.; seven rooms and bath roout; all mod ups. THUS. J. MYERS 1216 F st ew. OR RENT—THREE H. ¥ [ Hous.«, Borthwesveru secuun of city, com ne first-class pr ces for ruvius aud board. Tent low: SUA Musat“WHrTe & BAILEY, 1006 F st nw. —PART OF LARGE SUBURBAN RESI- ‘urnished) north of the chy. stable, ox- uds aud woods. Five rates” wall : WO double frame dwelling; 10 roouus ‘ahd bath inod Tmpe slot 903100. $300 per annum, avis ewe ea FoR SENTCDESIABLE STORE ROM xD dwelling, No. 1252 20th atu w-; all modern 1.u~ provementa,’S roouinaud bath. Fixtures fur market gether; keysat 2000 Nat June SHERMAN € "C5. me % fori sc? Jets Se” {OR KENT-310 M ST. N. W.. NEW AND CoM- REDUCED FOR THE SUMMER Mon een take ean m REN euths, 1408 ani 01 c 7x, 3| M plete three-story aaGetlars all mot tape teut 853 per ino. | ¥ rooms; all moderd iinprovements: reat reduced to 3. PROCTOR & SUN, 1226 Fst nw. Je28-6t Mot -m SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, OR RENT- 5.50 218 3d nw, x 45 8 Gor in and Be. 6 448 N.Y ave. 9. ° anid dwelling, nw. ©. 75. ‘ermont ave., near #2 1728 1411 3 Dupont citele.. 701 Dat.me.... cor. 7th & Ln: amele- Office rooms 1008-1010 kent business location. [Fst mw. 1 125 )3 Kooms, 1217 F ot 2100 1 Fayette Terrace, i Terrace, Gun. W. ©. DUVAL. 925 Fst nw. cette Terrace, e28-5t (Successor to Duvall & Marr. Meniee tee Also a large number of furninhed houses. HITCH, OX & BROW _223 437 Penn. ave. Z = soa R RENT-RENT FREE TOJCLY 1ST, 4 BEAU. 330 187 ST. NE, | BY trul house: uiue rooms, all mod. impa. 1340 kigs in quod order; iront aud back yards: all modera | at; $45. SWOKMSIEDI' & BRADLEY, 027 Fst. iioprgvements.csal vault i fruut, #22 {iS 2w0lstne “i FF o8 RENT NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE 4 pleasantly aifuated Brick: panne reouis including bet, LOS at me terawe FREE OSE LNOSTORY BRICK HOUSE with all modern improvements, 6 rooms bath fron couerete cour. Non voit @ street northwest Pitt ietdice rauniae a iaouse, in: Guiog $087k street’ northweet. CH RUPPERE. : jel-Ln ROR RENT— PAA Fa raw. store _ 2428 craven Terrace: id dwell 125 2023 1 JOR RENT—TWO NEW HOUSES. 623 AND 625 ew Jersey eve.: references required. P ILEON, Market, iat and H Pues ble House. 1940 Vermont ave. nw.. containing Beven rooms and bath; uap Quite next door, JOR RENT—BY FR eek: Maasav ur Thos €.8333. Iowa Cirle. Lor. Latayette 9g. 177, K st.uear luch st 137-2 Vermont av, near 0,112 Uith st. nese &, 20r. Hist. near 14en. 165, Jet’ st. ur. Re 10 Juth st, near §, Lie Latayetie Sq. Ver 10 Lafayette Sq.. 177. 2g tanese, 19 113th st. 157 3G st 23 Gs une DE F, near 18th st_.10r..912: ‘st, bear lowa Cirele.}23 Too 1324 Fst nw, ‘bay window, Doctor, or Law ye: GEO. W. LINKIN, Ef 1 Statle for 3 horsed and 4 carriagca, 22 Cirle... = 2 3 2 For tall list Gail a¢ cities of "Si ML PARKER, Is41 Rat mw. 10re.-..50 eR IS ew 1414 itn st. ow. 408 F2, RENT—FURNISHED—ONE OF THE MOST Property piaceg wita, me for rent or ealeis uberally | K' desirable Houses in the uorthwest section, Story be certs forsale: cal caticg, | Suomen ear toars'slowseore all ty Seeman: bathe list of broverty for eon velevacor. all in first-class orien; Jer OTHOL TAMAS: 10th and Pete's'x. | fronts southeast: ou Sagat SRO Or dae iaguiee of UNE ac E sits sae basi Satish R RENT—TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, 190% Lith st Bw. and G4 Qet uw., each con- Fst nw. Lie 2 R RENT—ON JULY i, A NICE SEVEN-ROOM Sxculitat condimopreut €30 yee month, apd 926-30 | 2, house, wich ‘modern improvement: wll located: Tez Boneh tu advance “Apply at 1007 Gin ae nw. | SbvUt gue scuaretvon tne Capltl: 17 Delawaroave: R RENT—HOUSE AND S1ORE, 1211 G ST. H'.w,, $90 month. " inquiroat 920 Loulslans ave. [OR -—THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT Pereobtin eects Sutin peor eas pera MONEY TO LOAN. Moz22, 72. LOAN (IN ANY AMOUNT) ON AP- satis low raion of inter’ claewas ano lay rity is ample. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, _3o18-1m B31 F at. nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE PROMPT Moiese ut appucations, ise ‘SWOBMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1m ‘927 Fatnw. EX ze LOAN Moseteci ROLLAND & THOMPSON, _se13 1313 F at, Adjoining Sun Builditig. ‘UNEY TO LOAN TO ARMY OFFICERS AT Care shen ot fs tamese Ey fi wave “jetur fas F at. na. JOR RENT— 1622 Luth st..22r. Joly T7thst.10r, 15z1 1 1407 Sse, 10r., ais. 1429 2ow, vr. 2305 Sister. i _# Fors full list to WESCOTT & WILCOX. Fay soMty © 100? Reamesivemineee ee 1335 140 ‘OR RENT— ‘Mare chance fora, gt, now cceuvied by Del ‘aS term of year. N07 and 1311 14th st nw. e EAL ESTATE, LOANS i331 $e aw. non pallding Aestistion Gecene abs 1531 14th st, two elegant flate and store room, Collateral Security. ‘WS H. DEMPSEY, 14st New a property be i 7 laws repair, andcam be | York ave. my 20-3 = meant Ps a oni ft ON REAL ESTATE, with bath-room, cellar. ¥ ‘and in pertect order. — = (may25}__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAR. \R-RENT_—F EX Mos TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 calla ISHED HOUSE. 943 6 si roouis, large yard, delight/ul Keeation: 3 E Bogth mn adtagen: dow opeut Owuer at S18 oth gee | cyubtes Soret ee ney Stag dealted oF op good b &PHiLLE deas-dm | “avila 1428 New York ave. 1 JNEY ALWAYS IN OUR HANDS TO LOAN ON Feal estate security, iu suuns to suitat aud 6 yer reat 3 BLE SSoirxsrow, 798 15m st. nw. MoSEE 20 LOAY ON REAL Eat aTE, IN BUMS ud FOE BENITA CONVENIENT, 7-ROOM HOUSE Fz ‘brick frout; Lay window; cell provenepis, 426 Bourdary st. a.w fi ark: @22.50. Iuquirest 420 Boi JR RENT— ey Foie stay. oe 825 3a 10 silky Ob Lowest rate of 1 Est nw. Or wie 16.33 oa BO HOLTZMAN, eter anene baiees eel, corner 10th and F sta. nw. pegs iF. Mo" 70 toaxoy Al VED KEALESTATS je2 11 aoa 0 delay. bar ian auso ‘GEO. W. LINKINS, our. Hand 9th ste RK RENT— ONEY TO LUAN Fz Maen at towent ra rah estate security. BS 4 c20 14 OBEY TOLOAN ‘ALLOW Se T RATES Uh Lia Ss ey tas ASHER & Co, \ENT—$27—THAT re 1324 F st now. Baal, pew Garou pres ber Way: Jpive vacking frout abt sue, eutire hoase dary Siw. Ownee'bewt Goor RENT_UNFURNISHED— ace b.w., 10 ra., all ‘Sth st uw. 9s, all mm. 1. e40. naw. Lore. all m. 1 Mr ‘FOLOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST ‘DANENHOWER & 29) 1115 Pit Dee 2p ONEY AN ON REAL by eae prey 0. C/GLEEN, 303 Tthst aw. ‘bear ‘Mount BT a2 pene pcr BUARDING. a a SRTORD 1220 Fst-0.5- | iw vous BOARD—PIAST-OLASS BOARD AND ane a to Neseehee einri aise on Faunw, ASHINGTON CIBCLY—DELIGHTPUL, COO! with Brst-cless : for sum mer. 2u) Pepnaylvania ave. ‘ATE OR aT- ot intareat Es Jok KENT—A VERY DEsika! ‘cali House up Hillyerave ADDi8ON & Et re 25-30" JOR RENT— 1514 COLU: iz St hea nen ecu gum Mates bath J. C. Hercarssox, ery esifaaee water, ac. in good orcer, IMPORTER, Peat ogo as ‘Sutures, 8 roots, mod.tmp.,| MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Kew Jerwy areal Niet pwr 830.00, —_ WHITE SUITS, efi an ow ale, Broome, wale, lay window, be; neakie Dtewine: Ais att besa trom 98 10,950: fre let atotice | LACES DRESS TRIMMINGS. of CHARLES S SHREVE, L128 7th at uw je2S-St | POSTER KID GLOVES, 61.00 Fer Poin tywerd. BU; FANADILVANIA AVAUE REST—FIRST- RESIDENCE, 15) eft TS riay 4st jel-lm THe aaa es ed be ea 2d EDITION, Ltt eras tT St =JACOMS AGONY NEARLY OVER. The Taking of Testimony im the Sharp ‘Trial Contipdea To-day. New York, June 24.—Jacob Sharp was no weaker than usual when he cafse into court this morning, Ror did he appear to, be any better than us though he said to the reporter that the effect 01 Dr. Loomis’ prescription of yesterday was to make him sleep better than he had at any time since his pr eaten i. Day se called to testity with reference fo the general sur- face railroad bill of 1683. ‘Mr. John M. Soribner was the next witness, AS son as he took the chair Judge Barrett warned Mr, Parsons against repetitions, His honor said his object was to save valuable time and that he had mpg ea aa Soares aa ir. Scribner tember, 1884. Counsel feed Judge Dononue’s de. cision to prove that it was not for the Broadway franchise to be put up at auction. Mr. Parsons next read the report of te Supreme Court Commission that recommended the Broad. ray railroad, wnieh held that the annual rental of 440,000 and. roentage Was a Very liberal ar. Tangement and aneavy turden for & city road omy 23 mntles long. ‘Mr.Parsons then moved to strike out all evidence relerring tw the changes made on the book of the Broadway and Seventh Avene Road, a, testified to by Accountant Townsend. The ‘motion was granted, and Mr. Scribner went on to tell how the Change had been made and why. “Have you heard the name of Billy Moloney mentioned in this case a8 ® Visitor at your once?” “I have.” The witness said he first met Moloney with Brother Chittenden. “Your office is said to have been the headquar- ters of what the prosecution calls a conspiracy. aT now oF 3 conspiracy nor of sttempt to “I know of no nor of any attempt bribe the aldermen and others,” inile Witness finished, and was not cross-exam- ni Francis J. Twomey, clerk of the board of alder- men, was next called, He testified to his inability to tind any applications for a Broadway trap- chise other than that of the cable and Broadway Toads. He was not cross-examined. Mr. Abraham W. Earl followed. “He said he was secretary of the New York Cable Kallroad Com- pany. “Are you aware that an offer of-$75,000 was, made to the aldermen at a meeting in McLaugh- lin’s house by your company, one-half cash apd one-half bonds, for the right 10 run cars on Broad- way?” “I bave heard some rumors to that effect, but no such offer Was made or any suggestion of Such an offer.” Mr. Nicoll cross-examined the witness, and brought out the fact that President Andrews ot the company did make Mayor Edsun an offer of a million dollars for the Broadway franchise, to be paid invo the elty-treasury. Having read atr. Sharps testimony as_a whole betore the senate investigating committee, W. W. Viles took the stand. He conducted the examina- ton of Fullgraff before that committee. “Do you remember a statement mude by Full- grail after bis examination?” ‘The witness in reply described the dramatic scene when Fullgraff called on God to strike hin dead if he had ever accepted a dollar for his vote. ‘THE DEFENSE VERY BRIEF INDEED. Quite unexpecceuly at this polut Mr. Parsons sald that the defense had only tree more wit nesses to examine. “We desire,” he added, “to cali George Buss and Joun Mcatahon aud Julius eidman, two members of the Spehnorer Ciub. Alter We have examined these wituesses the de- Tense will have concluded {ts case.” Mr. Bilss then took the Witess chair, He re- lated how he had been sat upon by the investigat~ ing committee when he attelupted Ww demand iair play for Sharp, ‘MM. BLISS’ EFFORTS FOR FAIR PLAY. “I demanded of tue committee,” said hi half of Mn Sharp, his right to explain ce his answers, which by reason of belng incomplete aremisieading. The commitiee consulted, and then Mr. Seward told me that the committee had decided “not to permit an explanation then, but Unat at the close Of his examination he would be given an opportunity. Finally tue committee ad— Journed to Albany, and never gave Mr. Sharp the opportunity for explanation that I had been promised.” Mr. Parsons says that Mr. Stickney will prob- ably begin his summing up this afternoon, and that the burden of his argument will be that the prosecution has clearly proved Mr. Sharp's inno- cence. SUMMONING UP TO BEGIN TO-MORROW. At 2:30 o'ciock the defense rested their case, and Judge Barrett adjourned the court until to- morrow morning, when the summoning up Will 3 — CAPTURED AT LAST. ‘The Desperadoes Who Murdered Officer Hulligan on a Train Near Ravenna, Obie, Caught is Northern Michigan. CuxvEtanp, O., June 28,—At an early hour this morning the following message was recelved at the central police station, dated at Alpena, Mich., June 27, and addressed to Superintendent of Po- lice Schinttt: “Have got. Morgan, Pat Hanley and Bill Harrington; Sherif Lynch ‘badly wounded; fought well.” ‘The dispateh was signed by J. E Denton, deputy sheriff. Morgan, Hanley aud Harrington are three of the four robbers who rescued MeMunn, their leader, at Ravenna, Ohio, WhLe he Was being brought bere from Pittsburg, Pa., by Capt. Hoehn and Detective Hulligan. Tne figit was a desperate one, and Hulityan was so badly injured that he died.” Six- ‘teen thousand dollars reward Was offered for the capture Of the gang, and the police all over the country were requested to keep a lookout for the murderers. yor une’ past month Capt. Hoehn has been at work in the locality of Alpena.’ ‘The police of ‘this elty wad received reliable information that the ipurderers Were in hiding in the woods of Northern Michigan, and that they had made Alpena thelr headquarters. Capt. Hoehn visted Alpena, but foun ., to his sorrow, that the criminals had flown. ‘The officials of Alpéna Were given the fullest de- scription of the men, 1n addition to thelr photo- rap Sr [esterday afternoon Superintendent Schmitt re- ceived a telegrain froin Sheriff Lynch, stating that the murderers were in the vicinity of Alpena, ‘The chief and Capts, Hoehn and McHannan held along consultation, and it was decided that the best plan Was to.have Capt. Hoeha and Detective Reeves to go to Alpena at once. Capt. McHannan, citer of detectives, was elated over the telegrains ‘which had been received. He sald that the case had appeared very bright for the Past few days, Sheriff Lynch was in Cleveland on Saturday, and his de- scription of the Alpena gang tallied with that of tke murderers ot Hi ‘Yesterday he tele- graphed that the men had returned to Alpena, and at 8 o'clock last night he was wired to organ- Wwe a posse and capture them. Detective Reeves also received information that the desperadoes were at Alpena, and he and Capt, Hoehn lett on the steamer City of Detroit. last night for Detrolt, and from there their, destination ts Alpena. ‘The officers were not aware that the arrests had been made “when they left the city. ‘Yhe information — recelved by Detective Reeves was that the men were ‘stopping with the sister Of a woman who lives in thts city, any who has been suspected of knowing the where abouts of the murderers. Capt, McHannan ty posi- tive that the right men ‘Rave been captured, and the necessary requisition papers will be secured at once, The captain is, alauost, positive that one of the prisoners is not Hanley, but Matthew Kenne- dy, alias MeMunn. It is his opinion that Hunley ha’ cut loose from the gang, and that Kennedy und Morgan are traveltug together, ‘The woman under whose protection the murder- ers are sald Lo have lived Isa sister of Mrs. Lowry, the Wite of the notorious Charles Lowry, a thet, dirs, Lowry lives on Hainiiton street in tis city and her house was raided @ few days after the Ravenna rs wrila Gis morning after requisition, papers as ray ion papers, ‘The mmuni’rers of alga were sadicteg ratty grand jury of Portage County, for murder in the first de- free, Supertatondent Sehmatt sent a teregran to joelin and Reeves aj Detroit, and one to Sheriff Lynch at Alpena, to bold thé. prisoners at any cost. ———— ‘The Rochester Rioters All Foreigners. ‘THE WOUNDED FOLICE OVFICERS DOING WELL—ONE STRIKRR LIKRLY TO DLE. Rocurstex, N. ¥., June 28.—Thirteen rioters are now under afrest @nd Others will be jallea ‘They are all lent Bohemians, and Twailans, The strike 18 cor wholly to labor- ers of these nat ities, All is ib W-day, ‘There bas been no interference with men who desire work. ‘The police are Vigilant and trust worthy. ‘The wounded ofjcers are Well, ‘The Wounded strikers are receiving medical ald, Dut one is likely to die. Contractors say they can get plenty of non-union laborers, Am Injunction on Richmond and Dan- ville. Naw Yors, June 2&—Del Albert F. and Nathaniel D. ‘powers obtained an Injunction trom Judge Lawrence to-day restraining the Richmond und Danvilie Rallroud Co. and thé Central ‘Trust Co, f ying & dividend of 3 per cent on its Stock, ordered ‘by directors of the cobpany on, une CaP onice, or trom Payiay any-‘money to any pore Son or stocumolder Ero te aot tno ot the company 90 ecoua widend, General Foreign News, OFYRERD THE BISHOPRIC OP NOVA scorts. London, June 28&—Canon Hole, of Nottinghal us Dorn aked 10 accept the” Bishopric Nova A ROUBN TREATEE BURNED, Earn, June pte Eesayette Tansee, ‘atRouen, has been destroyed by. ‘The Pennsylvania and New Engiand acu \r THE 44 SCHEME 10 CONNECT THEN 47 THE RUDGOM RIVER A POWDER HOUSE EXPLOSION. Three Men Instantly Killed and Several Injared. Warne, N. J., June 28.—Laflin & Randy’ powder mill exploded at 9 o'clock. ‘The drying mill, in which the men were putting powder to dry, blew Up from some unknown cause, In the drying mill ‘were Chas. Tier, aged forty-five. He leaves a wite and severat children, John Caves, unmarried in- stantly killed. August Karouse,' married about Bine months Was near mill and has not een seen since. He is undoul missile, Will recover, Several men were slightly in- red. "The explosion shook the ground for a great distance, breaking “winaows, “he damage to property is $10, A REACTION THIS AFTERNOON, ‘Wall Street Prices Turn Upward and ‘Trading Becomes Active, ‘New Youx, June 2&—There was an increased business in most of “the active stocks after 12 o’clock, and, although prices at first were inclined cauea, o sharp reaction, quickly followed, aud a react some stecks had recovered Hie forenoon losses ‘be- fore 1 p.m. “After another slight reaction the advance was resumed, which Wus accompanied byan extremely gcuive trading. | The principal advances from lowest prices comprise Western Union, 2; Lacka- Mal” 1xf Jersey contra,” 1%; Beading 1g; Ricuiaidnd and West Point 1x; iekas Pactace 1%; Northwestern, 13¢; Lake Shore, 134, and Can- ada Southern, 13. ‘These were afverward exceeded, DUC aiver 2 the market quieted and re- ceded small fractions, At 2:15 104s barely active and rather heavy. B ACCIDENT NEA FORTEMOUTE, 1, JURE 2—ibe Timesstar'e Ports- mouth, Ouio,'special says: “An excavation for & pile fof tue South Shore Ratiroad $ miles Trou. here, cay men to death.” Se —>___ ‘Fo Proceed to Ireland, ANOTHER ORDER TO THE PAPAL COMMISSION. Romz, June 28—In consequence ot a dispatch from Mgr. Scilla, who represented the pope at the lueen’s jubliee celebration in London, Mgr. Per- ico and Mgr. Gualdi have been ordered by the pope to procéed to Dubiin to execute their misston, A Command for Boulanger. Panis, June 28.—Gen. Boulanger has been sp- Poluted to the command of the 1th army corps. ‘the Gladstonians Made Concessions. TREVELYAN DECLARES THAS THE UNIONS ALONE HAVE STOOD IN THE WAY OF RE-UXION. Lonon, June 28.—Sir George . ‘Lrevelyan_pub- iishes u setter tn controversion of the statements recently made by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and other liberal unionists that the only obstacle to @ re-union in the liberal party was the Tefusal of the Gladstonlans to make any conces- sions on thelr Irist program. ‘he Gladstontans ave, says Sir George, mude concessions on all the disputed points, anu iheretare Anverpose no obsta- cle lo a reunion’ of the party. “Lhe iberal-union- ists," he concludes, “wil ve Unable to destroy the iberals, but a reunion of the Uberal party would serve LO moderate its poulcy.” Dr. McGlynn and the Knights, New Your, June 28.—At the headquarters of the Knights of Lubor to-day it was stated tbat nouh- ing was Known as tO the truth or falsity of une statement sent from Chicago that Kev. Dr. Mc- Glyun was going to join te Kuights, It was sald, noWever, if Le Joimed Lat thuse Who expected to Use iin us a Weapon Wo overturow Powderly Would be-disappoinved, Felt Like an £arthquake. ELIZABETH, N. J. June 28.—At 9 Ociock this moruiny Wo disuinct reports were heard and a severe shock was teit all over the city. | Buildings were shaken and the inmates badly” friguteneu. Some of lue Windows in Une city hail were broken, A, big explosion has evidently occurred. some where near tis city. — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York Stock Market, ‘The following are the opening aud 3:00 p.m_ prices of tle New aura Steca aaract, a Soported uy spwcaal Wire to H. H. Dodie, 059 10th streets 1s! 10% | Do., pret.22) 148" liaiy” /Orefoat Navn] B84 BF 3%) ar 1u0 [oz | Pace Teeamrees erent t 193 eis teeta Do. pret. ..! St. Py aL © Niires7g 115) Aexas Pac % Bie Sete) a as ‘in| 48% Wad. Pac. ass) 187g ). Gent 75 | 76% | Do. pret-.-'| 33° Sore NX. Ceut....]11055] 11055 West. Tl) T36 lati eats : Washington stock Exchange. ‘The following changes from yesterday's quotations ep gig masuinigeon Stock Exchatyre are noted to-day? |. S. 4398, 1891, coupons, lu bid, 100% asked. 8.4498, registered, 1591, 109: 100% auked 5", conpons, Letiig 8 256 ance US. 4s, registered, lyts bid, 1293 aske Metropolitan railroad ' stock, 101 " bid, asked. Columbia railroad stock, 44 bid. Noi Capitol and O Street, 46% usked. A m ey 157 bid. Corcoran Iusuruuce, 56 bid. Columbia Insurance, 1314 bid, 14% asked. lagys Insurance Bi bide Sie sexed.” Wastington” Market stocky 19 bid. “Giuzeus’ National ‘Bank, 119. bid. “U, & Klectric Light, 734 bid. Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., June 28.—Virginis ten-forties, Wwius coupon, 2 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Mp, Juno 28.—Cotton firm and duli—middiing, 115. Flour steady, with moderaw inguiry. Wuest—southern qreedy red, 83085 ; amber, ‘84a86; western about steady and quiet; No. > winter red, spot, 84iab4/s; July, B34ad4s; August, Bian B34; September, “S4usi-. Coru—eoutuern quist id steady; white, 55: yellow, 45840; western steady and dull: mixed, spot,444u45; July, 44% bid; ‘Aust 45% bid. Oats Bes val 33 ; Western white, Jia38; western ‘B8add Kye ‘stewuy, Stuthu. Provisions steady an Quict.” Exgs higher, 16ulo%. Codes usa ordinary to fair, 17 4418. Sugar—copper refined Siu Ogabys.” Whisky quiet, L14ah ib, uncbanved. “Preleiits t). Liverpool pe steauwer dull jon, fed; flour, Lak: ‘Beoelpte- To.508 warcois: wi 700 buntieles cota E200 16,009 barrels: wheat, 11d. bn“ivls: ose. 3,100 bushels. Shipments—Sour, 3828 Derrels: whea 4400 bushels; corn, 1-400 bnshels, Sales—whest, 203,700 bushels; corn, 39,800 bushels. Uutcaye aries. HICAGO, Tzt., June 28, 1 fn Aad steady Case 60 918s ‘August, 7235. Aweust, 4i8%, Onis iirmer—Caah, 20 ‘Auust 97. ‘Tiyo,51. Barley, nothing? timothy seed, B22. a Wha Py eee ru, Ook 135. “Butter dra 2 Walls: aaity, feat. ar, Lele. AN OnpgR Restorine Mason RUNELB.—An onder was issued from the War Department to-day, by direction of the President, restoring to the Army Mujor Benjamin P. Runkle, retired, who’ was dropped upon, the judgment, of thie Court, ot Clulins, ‘This judgment was reversed by the Su- preme Court May 27, 1887. He will be borne upon Ube rolls of the Army as never having been legally Separated from the Ariny. AN OLD Lapy THRowN PRoM A Buggy. — Mra Rachael Thompgon. an eged lady, was thrown irom a buggy on the 14th street road to-day, and was badly injured about the head, ANOTHER Muiraky Company.—The - military spirit set agog by the holding of the arti in this city last May still pervades the town. Last night a meeting Was held at the house of Mr. Dorian, 713 Rhode Island avenue, for the put of taking steps looking to the forming of a new military company. The organization was per- fected by the election of the following officers: Aililtary Instructor, L. F. Randolph; assistant to the mtilvary instructor, Frank Dortan; chairman Mr. Mediord; vice chairman, Fred Sneeden; secre ary, John Scrivener, and treasurer, Win. F” Gross ’he company have decided to call themselves the Sheridan Rifles, Affairs in West Washington, ‘St. Josera’s Paxocutal SctHooL.—Those who at- tended the annual distribution of premiums to the pupils of St. Jovsph's Parochial School, which ‘ov place in the music ‘hail of the Acatlemy of the Visitation this mormng, felt amply repaid for ‘being present. ‘The platform provenied 8 pretiy pers it being with pott plants and cut lowers. ‘The @xerciges, which were of a most Pleasing character, were ay follows: Bot march—"summer Days,” Chorus. A Word of Greeting from Seven Litule Girls. Genevieve. An Operetta: Genevieve, Miss Rove Kearney ; Isadore, iss Nelile McKinley; Grace, Miss Nellie Hegarty? le Whelan; ‘Teresa, Misa’ M: Ceazors’ Maids, Mise Nelite Suilivan and Misa 3092, phine Sullivan. ‘The Children’s Fan Brigade by. eight littiechildren. Distribution of premiums by Rev, Father Kelly, “Phe Land of the Swi duet and chorus, Sttss Fannie Parrott. and Miss Mary Locher. Houors conferred by Rev. Pather Keliy, Valedictory, Miss Mury Sullivan, Address by Rev.Pather Kelly, “Cheert " duetand chor ‘Among the articles exhibited 4m the studio cabanas rooms of the acader were eounverpanes shirts toler set Ah Keroher casts, dresses, aproos: pin ad soth cust jons, and many other useful ng the puplis having 0 talsons Eon cee, or Tors ple ot livat, Hoste’ Kearney: Move sul a ‘Koste Mills, THE CASE OF REV. F. M. TODD. Continued from the First Edition, ‘THE CROGS-RXAMINATION OF TURKER CONTINUED. ‘When the presbytery reassembled after the re- eas Dr. Sunderlacd continued tha crossexamina- tuon of Turner. Turner said he and Mr. Carrico Nad followed the tracks of the horse about 100 yards, in the direction of Maloney’s, Then they turned back and went home, He was not interest- @1 in knowing where the horse went, ‘The tracks started from the tree where he saw the horse tied, did not visit the spot again until he was asked to go with Mr. Round. ‘Then he showed Mr.Round the direction the horse went. The witness still Saw tracks around the tree then, but men had ‘Deen hauling wood there and there were wagon ‘The witness said that on the day he discovered the two peuple there after he left unere were sev~ eral showers. Still the tracks were there two Weeks afterward when he visited the place and Dr. Reading measured the tracks with a ‘Stick whtch be broke off and put, into his pocket. ‘The witness reiterated that he did not know that ‘Mr, Todd was in that part of the country. He de- nied having spoken about Mr. Todd the day vious, or having told Mr. Littell Slack that Mr. Todd'was an old rascal. He had never had or ex- Dressed any ill-feeling toward Mr. Todd. He said be knew most every one in tnat section, Dut dented again that he rec the woman, “I didn’t see nothing,” he said, “that I could recognize but her hand, I saw it wasa woman, QF J Suppove it was a woman, because 1% had & dress on. T didn't suppose it was & with @ dress on." UP DR. SUNDERLAND’S CAUTION. Dr. Sunderland read a section from the book of discipline, declaring that great caution should be Taken im taking testimony or receiving accuss- tons from persons known to be malignant or to harbor ill-feeling. Another section he read spoke of caution to be used in crediting witnesses Qoring malice, of weak understanding, &. Feading these sections he asked the witness it he had made any aMidavitsin this case, The witness Said he bad, and he had done it on his own motion. About seven days after this occur. rence Burdine came to nis house and asked him to go and make aMdavit as to what he bad seen, Withess told him that he wasthen at work On the railroad for a dollar a day, and he could not lose his day. Mr. Burdine said hie would Make up his day tor him, and tue witness thers. upon consented to jurdine did not say for Wat purpose he waived the alidavit, ‘Winess did not knoW that Burdine had been disciplined in the church. He old about making the alidavit and making another for Mr. Round two weeks after- When Dr. Redding measured the tracks, the witness said, he was 80 convinced that he said: “It Lhad my say about 1¢ I would say ‘turn him out.” He said neither Mr. Hornbaker nor any other man had paid him any money. The wi under Turther crovs-exaiination, went over whai he had said and what other people said at various interviews, ‘The cross-examination was still 1n rogress when the Stax’s report, closed. ‘The trial is held in the lecture room or Sunday school room of the church. On a blackboard in conspicuous place, drawa in crayon, 1s a picture Of a broken tabiet, with the following legend: “It will not do to keep @ part of the commandments and break the rest,” —_—_ Secretary Lamar’s Successor. GEORGIANS RECOMMENDING BX-REPRESENTATIVE HAMMOND. It 1s said by some of the Southern democrats that the Georgia Cungressional delegation are now tiguring to get ex-Congressman Hammond, of that State, into the Interior Department as the suocessor of Secretary Lamar in the event that the latter goes upon the Supreme bench. A STAR reporter was informed by a Southern democrat Vo-day that the Georgians, who unanimously recommended Sir, Haiamond for the Supreme bench, having become saulstied that Mr. Lamar Will get that appointment, are now maneuvering to put Mr. Haminond in the Secretary's present Place When tue latter shall have vacated 1t, ———0e A Diamond Robbery. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH CARKIED OFF, IX- CLUDING PAUL HINES’ BAvEBALL MEDAL. Sometime this morning thieves entered the house of Michael Hines, father of Paul Hines, tne baseball player, No. 921 4th street northwest, and carried off nearly a thousand dollars’ worth of diamond jewelry, including @ handsome baseb 11 ied Rene ‘Uo the baseball player at Buffalo, 2 ——— ‘The Underground Wires. SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FEET LAID IN 4 SHORT TIME. ‘The work of laying 17,000 feet of wire under- ground was finished to-day and was one of the quickest pieces of work of that nature ever done in the District, Although the contract was in the hands of the Standard Co., of Pittsburg, the work was done by a gang of District workmen under the airec.ton of Capt. Burrows. A cable about 2,000 fect long is being laid trom the 49 street cable to the new District building. FINED FOR SETTING OFF FIREWORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS—This morning, in Une Police Court, & sinau colored boy named Fink Fipp was changed with setung of firecrackers on 12th street, tween N and © streets northwest, He pleaded guilty. ‘he judge said.that there had been special Orders issuéd to the police about setting off fire- works, and the court was going to enforce the law. At presen: the law Was belug enforced very mildly, but by and by the fines might be and be Would Warn persons not to Violate the law. A fine of $1 was imposed. Elizabeth Carpenter, about sixteen years of age, was with settling off fireworks otber than firecrackers. Sue also pleaded guilty and a similar fine was imposed. a His Prstor 100 Hanpy.—Wm. Ross, 8 young col- ored man of Montgomery County, Md., Was sent to Ube house of correction for six montiis by Mayts- trate Con tict, of Sligo, to-day, for indiscriminate shooting in the holsé of Mr. J. A. Windham, of Montgomery County. LE aaeeee Crows Azour “THe HavnreD Hovss.”"—The usual crowd of about one thousand persons gathered last night in front of the “haunted House,” corner of 43¢ street. and Missouri avenue. Lieut. Kelley, with a squad of policemen, was also present to keep the crowd in order. ‘Tas Weexty Sran’s Pocket Atlas of the World 43 offered free to every new subscriber for one year tothe WERKLY Stak. It isa ene een book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored maps and di: and contains @ wealth of general inforination, See advertise- ment in another column. Kwoceep Her Sister Sevsruxss Wrre 4 Brice.— Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, Rebecca Williams, colored, twenty-one years of living in Singer's alley, pear 20th and M sti north West, Was struck’ on the head with a brick by Laura Williams, her elghteen-year-old sister. They hada cae about something, and Laura threw the brick, striking her sister‘on the left temple, knocking her senséiess. She remained in an un- conscious condition until about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, when she was found lying on a sofa by Omicer Easley. Dr. Crusor was summoned to ut- tend her. ‘The officer arrested Laura and locked her up on ac) Of assault. ‘Yo-day in the Po- Mice Court the case was called to the attention of Judge Svell, and Laura was committed to jail to ‘Await the result of her sister's injuries, HANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—Tho following were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: 7a. mm, 46; 2p.m., $2; maximum, 82; minimum, 5. So Revolt Imminent in Hawali. ‘TEE “MISSIONARY PLANTERS” ARMING THEIR MEX AND AN OUTBUEAK RXPEOTED 800N. Passengers who arrived by the steamer San Pablo at San Francisco on Sunday report that there ts great excitement at Honolulu over the threatened revolution against Kalakaua. The missionary planters are arming their retainers and preparing for hostilities, The Chinese, who 1 number 30,000 on the island, are inte Hostile to iaiakuun and wit furnish ‘soney te oc fetes rang aray Auta Soins oF bs svgemer a liter 0 Grand, Cocumander Soo. mor 3 “We are o1 Tor cems to begin tle Tacket.” "The United States ir which is now on the way to nolulu, has been ordered to remain there until Turther orders in order to protect, the interests of Americans in case of trouble. By the steamer ———cee—_—__—_ DUSLD's ALLoruEnt oF Rovaury.—Upon the ar- rival of the y% rinoes tn Dublin they were resented with an ‘of welcome by the con- Earvauive citizens, Une of the sentiments ex reaped in the ons, Was ay followa: “We wol- L A Ger whom Ireland hus enjoyed the bivesings of Bertie Fowler, Moilie C1 mie Hart, Bertie McFinley, , McCann, dpd Belle Fowler, ‘tne _premiuin list is | Tuendall’s Deoatise Debliaeea: oy pipet ege| Peas an | 8be isa Rest yesterday are re] as follows: Mn. Bercuet'’s SOW-IN-Law rm PLYMOUTH PUL- cattle up and all sol er Pfr.—Tae Rev. Samuel Scovii of the Con~ 4X; medium, 23¢a4; common, Suis 0 wurch, 13 Routh ‘ Norw pe aee am alee “anal | Ga aesn ga ta f cows and er bead. t for hear the so-In-laW of Mr. Beecher. ‘The New Kinds of stock was brink, °° York wun taysr It was evident tee ameee ‘M.—Great Fails, temperature, Ving reservoir, tein) receiving temperarure, aa Gey at Fos aman iow fog Richard Hudson, indict with gnd ‘ork v TURE AND COW or W; 7. NMPRRATURE 4¥D CORDON OP Wate 4 fa connec. 4 BIG BLAZE TO-DAY. W. ME. Gntt & Cove Hay Warehouse, ‘With tw Valuable Contents Burned. ‘Thismorning at 10:27 o'clock Mr. Thomas Cady, & clerk in Nattans' drug store, corner of 24 and D ‘Streets northwest, seviag flames and smoke arising from W. M. Galt & Co.'s storehouse for flour, feed and hay, No. 110 D strect, turned in an alarm from. box No. 12, at the corner, aod the firemen quickly Tesponded. When they arrived the flames nad Durst out of the front door of the hay-house,a Chiet Parris on his way to the fire at the comer, andat once turned in a general sian soon all the apparatus were in Teserves Were, called, Ut and of Taeut. Ki i ‘Mr, b. H. Smith's, Whois em who lives in the frame house No, although the dwelling was not bt effecus were destroyed i ERE, i se i f HI ace tee by chimney and his shoulder: and he badly bummed. ke was takes in the! Wagon to Providence Hospital, 4 CIGARBTTE-SMOKING BOY THE PRORABLE CAUSE OF ‘TUE FIRE. ‘The general alarm brought out all the fire com- firemen, lent work. “Ropes were the crowd was kept men in their work. Detectives Raff, Mahon, and Horne were in the Durning buildings soon’ after the alarm was Sounded, and c.oeiy questioned everybody they met Who was likely to know anything about the fire, including all those employed about the estab- Usnment. ‘ney learned that a number of white and colored boys were in the hay-house a few minutes before the fre started, Playing on the bales or bay. ‘The officers saw several of the boys who were in the buliding, and ‘they stated that one of the boys, Who is about six- Veen Years of age, lighted a cigarette while in the hay-house. One of tuem_ that when the boy Myuted the cigarette he was about 40 feet trom {we front door, and he then threw the lignted match from Ulat point into the street; that While they were playing the boy smoked ue cigarette and tumbled over the bales of hay. One litte boy sald he leit the others piayiug on the baies of hay, including the one who Was smoking. lie went home, aud was eating itis breakfast, about fiteen minutes afterward, When the fire broke oul, The Olucers will investigate the case Turther, and some arrests Will likely 1olloW. dur. Wm. Guilt states that the fire was undoubt- ediy the Work of an incendlary—this being the Second Ume it has been set on fire, and the third Ume a tire has occurred there. THE LAST MAN IN THE HAY-HOUSE BEFORE THE FIKR, Stephen Anderson, the chief delivery clerk, said toa Star reporter that he had no doubt that he Was the last man in the hay-house before the fire Was discovered. He left the hay-nouse ubout twenty minutes betore the fire was discovered, and at that time Mr. Anderson saW no evidences of any fire, “There Was no fire there at Unat ume,” he sald postuively, and added: “The boys who’ are about D street huve been in the habit of entering and playing about the bay-house and stabie; tiey had been driven out a number of times. almost every day, DUL they persist in entering, and it took a great deal of Lime and trouble vo keep tem out. When driven out one door they will enter another.” He could not say that any boys were in the building to-day. he ts tnciined to think that the fire might have been started by the boys, however. ‘THE Losers, This afternoon, after the fire was fully under control, Mr. Galt was asked by a Staz reporter What the loss to the butiding and stock would be, but he was unable to give any estimate. Chief Parris also declined to give any estimate, but Mr. Meyers, of the nrm of W. M. Galt & Co, sald the damage would amount to trom $20,000 vo $25,000, which Was probably covered by Insurance, ‘here Was enough insuragce on the building if 1t cov- ered the night Fire Marshal Drew said that the damage to the Duliding would amount tv trom $3,000 10 $4,000, but he Was unable to give any estimate of uné onfnveulel Golvery_ clerk, Mr, anderson, stated ne chief delivery cl 4 thisatternoon that, there werd between cx and dred" barrels of Hour iotally. destroyed, "a Inne rel jour A quantity of Sour was also badly dat ie House No. 104 D street is owned by aur. Galt, and. ‘Was damaged to the extent of about $200. House No. 112 D street, which 18 Oscupled by Mr. Hig- Sins, was suigntly damaged by water, and some of tue furniture was broken while being removed from the house against the orders of Chief Parris, he adjoining House, which is ovcupied by Mr. Samuel Wallace, was hot damaged even by water. A.8. Pratt & Sons, insuranceagents, have $12,000 on the stock, distributed between the North America, of Philadelphia; Home, of New York: Queen, of England, and National of New York, and ail the local Companies have risks on the bulld- ings, the Firemen’s for $1,500 and Columbia for WHY AN ALABM WAS TURNED IN FROM THE GOVERN- ‘MENT PRINTING OFFICE. ‘Twelve minutes after the alarm was sounded from Box 12the box was pulled at the Govern- ment Printing OMfce. A telephone message was received at Police Headquarters afew minutes afterward notifying the officers that the watch man had pulled tne box for the fire at Galt’s, he having seen the smoke. ‘The excitement in the great crowd present was increased when, shortly aiter the engines got to Work, an alarm was sounded for box 62, Govern- ment Printing Ofice, and an engine was about to Proceed to it, when’ by telephone a message was Feceived that tbat alarin Wau a false one, ‘During the morning One of the interior walls of the hay house fell with @ crasb, and some of the firemen had a narrow escape, ‘and a rumor was circulated that one of them ‘was buried in the debris, causing some excitement, but subsequently they Were ait ucvounved tor. ‘The fire, 1t is sald, was first discovered by S. H. Wilkins, § laborer employed in the mill, who had Just revirned from the B. and 0. depot. ‘A silver Watch zound iu the ruins Was handed to Mr, Galt by Chief Parris. ‘The “hokey pokey” und lemonade venders made use of the occasion to ell their wares, and it was not long after the fire broke out before’ “ west end hotels” in baskets and on wheels were open for the refreshment of the crowd. Fire Early This Morning. ‘This morning at @ few minutes past 4 o'clock ‘fre was discovered in the two-story frame bulld- ing, 407 1st street northwest, occupied by Henry Demaine and owned by Mrs. Mary Russell, and ‘very soon the frame back buildings of the adjoin- ing houses, No. 405, ocoupied by J.8. Kellman, and No. 40736 by W. D. Crossman, were in Names. ‘The fire department responded promptly, apd tue fire Ubreatening much of the adjoining property, a general alatm was sounded, Bringing out tue ‘en- department. It required hard work to save the front buildings, also trame structures, and it ‘Was impossible to gave the stock in the wood and coal yard of Mr. J. 8, Kellman, On the corner which caught fire also, Four Fire Alarms in One Day. AN INCENDIARY FIRE THIS AFTERNOOX. ‘This afternoon shortly alter 2 o'clock a fourth alarm of fire for the day was turnedin from box 16, at the Baltimore and Potomac Depot, for fire in the house of Mr, Williams, colored, in Marble alley. ‘The fire occurred in the second story wnere some clothing was shored. Mra, Willams’ chinks 4G Was the work of an incendiary. The Trial of Mrs. Lite, A COLD RECEPTION, The Market Company Entertains Guests in the Cold Storage Rooms. A nipping and frosty air and sections of arctic ‘scenery awaited a company of business men and Prominent citizens wno accepted the invitation of ‘the Washington Market Co, to inspect the work- 1Dgs Of Lhe new cold storage apparatus just com- pleted in the market house, For this cool recep- tion, however, With frost and ice, and the huge cout Of the brine vat are coated with white, req’ only the introduction of a ex ued ammonia, after doing ork, reoee- ‘expan is we is. - densed in a room above, ey the aking cu 1 Of Ube buliding, returns to the vat co the house of commons Monday evening at the re- port stage. Mr. Robertson, Gladstontan member Tor Dundee, moved a new clause providing that the act shall be repealable by order of the priv. couneil, wnich proviso Would prevent the house ot lords from keeping the act on the statute book in defiance of the possible wishes of the house of commons, Mr. ‘Balfour opposed the motion, which Was regre Rr. Jolin Morely moved that the act be limited ip its operation to Unree years. It was the frst Ume, he said, that any government hud had Une shameful courage to {propose ‘the perpetual co:r- ee is Was also Ube first gc ernment Lo throw away the old-fashioned regard for the Uiberty of a subject. Mr. KR. E. Webster, altorney general, opposed Ube motion. | He said there had nb Working Ireiand forces closely cou- nected with murder of the worst character, sup- ported not by the internal resources, but by'lange suls of money from another country. ‘Sir Wilbur Lawson said 1. Was to the credit of America that she sent money for the Irish cause. Mr. Gladstone urged Uhat the special Character of ‘the bill was in itself sufficient reason for limiting Mts duration, The amendment was reached by a ‘Vote Of 180 to 119, a Awaiting Excommunication. THERE MAY BE XO FURTHER MESSAGE FROM ROME CONCERNING DR. WOLYNN. ‘The New York Sun to-day says: It was learned yesterday that the communication from Rome ‘which was transmitted to Dr. McGlynn nearly forty days ago Was not merely a summons to ap- pear at Rome. An écclesiastic, who spoke with authority, Said last night: “The so-called summons was, in fact, papal bull of excommunication of Dr. McGlynn if the doctor did not appear at Kome, or make applica- Uon for a hearing at Rome, within forty days. When these forty days expire, which will be on the 24 of July next, if Dr. McGlynn has not ap- ‘at Rome or made the application for a there, he stands excommunicated, He excommunicates himself by his own act. No further action of the holy father is necessary, nor is there any probability @f any such acuon. ‘The effect of am application for a hearing in such a case 1s @ stay of the bull of excommunt- cation, but without such application the bull be- comes periect and complete.” Reasons for Killing the Parvon. ‘From the Memphis Avalanche, It will be remembered that in the Towler-Stivers killing cave in Grenada, the slayer of Richard Cc. Stivers refused any explanation as to the cause of the Killing. ‘The following 1s now givens the true version of the affair, obtained through a personal friend and confidant of Mr. Towler, and to whom heconfided the facta. Mr. Towler left his wite at about 10 p. m, to goon his regular business trip. About the same night Mrs. ‘Towler was awakened by finding the bed clothing suddenly thrown off her as she lay asirep, and the Kev. Silvers standing by her bedside. She started to scream, DUL the reverend libertine begged her to destst ind to retreat, which he did. Mrs, Towler the next day wrote to her husband to re- turn immediately. On inquiring the reason of his being summoned home sue at first evaded the question, but finally detailed the circumstances of the insult to which she had been subjected, and knowing the hasty temper of her husband, begged him not to kill Stivers, but merely order him away. Mr. Towler did not promise either to kill hum OF not to do so, but entering the house, whence {¢ appears the dead preacher tad seen the inter. view from the window and doubtless been warned by uls gullty consclepoe of its p demanded an explanation for bis conduct, ‘For answer the clergyman drew his pistol, Immediately Mr. Tow. aside, drew Shot.’ AS slated at the timé, the kev. C. Stivers, velore exonerated Mr. Towler Trou all blade, and sduaftted that be had dece!ved the Of Grenada In representing Liwseif as a people he It transpires that ne bad been ejected trom ‘gentleman's house for stular rea- sons before coming to Grenada, — An “Ol” Room for Legisiators. TESTIMONY BEFORE THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMIS- ‘SIONERS. ‘The Pacific Railroad Commissioners resumed their investigation in Omaha, Neb., yesterday. W. F. Gurley, a lawyer, of Omaha, testified that he was employed by Mr. Thurston, one of the law- Yersof the Union Pucific at Omaba, to go to Lin- coin to look atter raiiroad legislation. He looked after the railroad bills there, and reported to Mr. ‘Thurston as to the purpose of such bills and Useir progress through the different stages bt lezisla- Uon, He Was paid by Mr. Thurston. ‘The work of the witness at Lincoln had been to talk with members of the legislature about railroad meas. ures, Gov, Pattison asked bim whetuer he had ever heard of an “‘oll” room in connection with the legisiature—a room in which the way Was iade sulu0th tor members to Vole for or against such ius. ‘The witness said he had read of such a room, Dut had never been in it, and did not believe there was any such. He had red passes for members of the legislature the request of members. John R. Manchester, of twe Union Puciic, yald he thought he had Issued four hundred passes to members of the legisiatuce and their friends. The witness sald he did not cronaider if backmall for tembere 10 ask for passes, always been given by Western ty NEIQUETS OF wyLsaLUTes. He did Lot KnUW that members rendered any vervice to the company in revurn for the passes, fobs pos argent SS i g i | D # ai l g i E e i FE g EF. ne E £ il § a é Ss ° a [ if ‘Miss Margaret: identified the property detendant’s persoa, and 2 from her stocuing. ‘TESTIMONY TO-DAY. ‘The trial was resumed to-day. A feature of the trial was the testimony of Mra, Nancy Roagera,the alleged paramour of George Little, who testified ete itl wae ot Sey oer : ‘eross examine Para ead oeitag Jain aie nthe stand” Sie afmtacd tae ehey'wee a ace tthe ‘anole. but Mr. 1 Taylor, for aggused, ‘mado x oe jury. Comrnact For Com Baca,—The Secretary of the i ll | | E : & o The International Medical Congress. ARTICLES WHICH MAY RE ENTERED PRER OF DUTT. Secretary Fairchild has informed Dr. J, B. Ham- Rton, secretary general of the Ninth Interom tional Medical Congress, Which Is to be held tn Washington in Sexptember next, that persons coming from foreign countries 0 al. tend the congress who bring with them thelr own “surgical or dental tnstruments scientific and mechanical appliances, models and Materials to be used for cii..ical demonstration” the direction ot sald Congress will have (ue passed free of duty on making the usual oath are for thelr i use and are not ded for sale. He says that books, maps nd charts (not more than two In any one invotor), Philosophical and scientific apparatus, Sastru- inepts and Hons, casts, paintings dra fogs and ings specially tm »orved th good falUh for the use of the congress and not intended for ale, are algo entitied to treeeatry under the it ————.0+. — District Government Affairs, ane RTEMATERDENT FOWELL MEATTOOSTED. oan of Commissioners to-day rm W. B. Powell superintendent of public echoois tor two Years from July 1 next. ‘The Court. ‘Cmerrr Covet, No. 1—Judge Coz. TOgys Bacon ast. Baker; verdict tor piatne ABW 0 ryan; jury out,” the ridge agt. White; on ta ’ Strike Riots in Rechester. STRIKERS SCALDED WITH STEAM, AND A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH THR POLICE FOLLOWS. The masons’ helpers and laborers employed on street improvements struck this morning for 91.75 per day of nine hours’ work, The surike was or- dered by the local assembiles. In two or three in stances non-union men employed by contractors on street work were driven away by the strikers, Many of the men refused to neil & Jones and endeavored to je Une Work men engaged there fo quit, they were ordered jailing to comply with the they Were treated to a Dath of hot water from a steam ‘The strikers then AU hoon (he police Were called out to quetl a dis. turbance, in Which two workingmen were badly injured, apd several strikers were arresved Jocsed up, OMocers were then stationed at various eer Was at bere: it be trou. fee ee in the afternoon about two hundred str consisting mainly of Poles and Italians, Upon a force of mien Who were st menting on tae street pavements in the norubeasiern portion of thecity. Several, polscomen were passing cae workmen, but al the appearance Of Ube surikers: armed with stones and clubs Word was sent for ments, When relief came # fight was in progress. Capt. McDermott rushed for- 3 re. ordered Une a ower of sLones greeted him and bis men, and at last he cried out: “Boys, provect yourselves.” At the command out came Ue revolvers of @ dozen policemen, and a lively fusiiade was fired Into tue ranksot the strikers ‘Trane aes nred | Devore the strikers reatized Uhat tie officers ine tended to quelle it che tougut Gu nyc ‘Aviat the rioters fel, back, Laking some of Sool ouhdel wi ea Taree policeman, Bui Moran and Sulltva were knécked dowh with stones Burusand Moron Were seltousiy injured anditis feared chat woes injuries may prove total A number ot the sera San wastalcn tome ine oem Coupamons. tie Wes. shot inthe ‘nd will probably noclives” ‘Thr of th cru of Use Tak, were capac have appeniod to tne chy. on Tney propose to ‘bare taore seen tivar Nook tomorrow af" tes" are pmupeny Wo ‘The police were equipped last night with arms and ammunition and were given onda to aiapetes tilgathertysand watch “all pisces, wate tas Sitikers might rendecvous More wericus out, ireaks are tkared tostay, whien the contravene ai Lenape to yesuine work, ‘All tae mnascues tie city sre Larowp out of eanpioyuncan byte eerie, Sak 4&t least 10,000 persous Will be deprived of their caus of tuppere E — News Briefs. Mr, Gladstone gave a garden party Saturday evening, at Which’ Mr, Jaihes Kusseil Lowell, Eat Spencer, Earl Granville, and ower prominent per= sts Wefe present. Lawier, mg yn hand-ball player, of Duby Un, has chulle sey, Uhe American cham. pidn, to @ match game tor the hund-ball chau plonship of the world and a stake of $2,000. Kev. J. D. Blackwell, D.D., pastor of the Monu= meptal church, of Portsmouth, Va, died Sun. day, after a biiet iliness. Dr. Blackwell wan © very prominent minister in Une Southern Metho- dist Church. ‘dhe manager Of the New Orleans Telephone Ca, has aMixed @ number of Instruments above the Dand stand, and the music of tue band concerts Sunday eveuings ts heard in all Celephone-connec- ted houses in Che cily aud on several piantavons, Jno Warner, a Well-known builder, walle out driving in New York Sunday afternoon, was Unrown from his carriage and iis skull fractured. His horse Was [rightened by a bicycle, Gov. hill pon “Bucke ‘The action of the United States authorities tp taking the names of Canadian jagare Falis Atuerican side as they pass ove Dridge causes great Indiguation on tue Canadian side. Tie archbishop of Cologne has excommunicated Baron Soletacuer for challenging Baron Schorie~ mer Lo Tight a duel, ‘The winners of the races at Sh Pay yesterday were, Ovid, Ferenzi, Tor ‘Grim. idl, Bale and Som drown At Brighton’ Beachy Kelax, Froitc, Kighmond, Armstrong, LeLogus Harry’ Mann. The pope has ordered a circular instructing nuncios that be Will not renouuce lis Tight to temporal power th Koi ‘The queen gave a state Vanquet at Windsor last evening. ‘The New Jersey editorial excursion party ert Belvidery, Yesterday, tor Gettysburg, the Nate ural Bridge, Luray Caverns, and ovuer" places 19 Virginia, Ex-Gov. A. P. Morrill, of Maine, suffered # pare tal stroke of paralysis yesterday while riding: At Alexindra Pats, iu Lon esventay, Tem. ple, racing agaiust Une, beat the bicyele record for'u quarter of a mii, covering Uae distance in 37 1-6 seconds, Woodsiite tailed to cut down the Sunile record. The mill of the Talbot County, No, Paper MMB Co., near Easton, Md., which cost’ $70,000, Was de stroyed by fire, Beiteved Uo be incendiary. mart acy = FRENCH WRAVERS To HE SENT Back.—Collector Magone in New York yert ligated te case Of 18 French stik weavers wo lupde@ at ‘Castle Garden, Sunday, and ordered that Ley be ance under the act of Congress prom pontract Inbor. The ot that the Weavers M. Chaffurjon Wi appeal unction, std m s0e te pohinen WL be cared for bY Gav Custic Garden omieials. Ax Inst ckepberger agent of tue kqultabi ‘ y tor Ge married Perous, sued In Keuding, P. Yesteday on & change of raud preferred by a) levers. he Was placed uu aligged Uaat M for $205 on repre tors had Laken $, y hus sini rovested. Ouuer vil iapeed, and Meyers mote been, Po Will be vo - REceIver POR THK Fipeuity Baxk.—David arm Strouy, cashier of tue First National Bank of Jacksun, Olio, Was selected ax receiver for Une de- Tunct Fidelity} Bank in Ciucwnat, Mr, Aru Strong Will enter upon his duUes @s soun’as bis oud bus been accepted. 0 ENGLAND AND THE VaTicax.—Ip the house of commons last night Sir James Ferguson, under- foreign secretary, replying to Mr. Campbéli, said Uhe order in which tue queen received the au bassadors and envoys on tue Occasion of ber Juble lee Was devold of special significance. The envoy Was received somewhat earlier than some of the others. The audiences were announced in Ube court circular, and the ist, Iu Which occurred the papal mission, was couflued to those who Saar me Stee none ae rer a aes haves = Tuaperal Wednenday, June 20, ab 2:30 olloe, trom A TONS Se (Qu June 27.1867, at 7-30 am. MARY “Tana inte Cirle BE.