Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pesusylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, S IL KACFFMANN, Pres't. Time Eveyres Stan in served to subeerthers Eyeiim cn theirown account ae TO ceney per Copies: the counter, pont ay ‘50 cent nina, 3 ie Post Ofhice at Washington, D. 0, a8 atter.) x Sram—pablished on Fridsy—6l epaid. Six months, 50 cents. i subseryptions must be paid in advances fayer sent anger than is paid for. of adv: rtining made known on application. Vo. T1—No 10,649, WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1887. Che Loening Star, MR. DAVIS MAKES A SPEECH, New OxvEANS, July 5.—The Continental Guards of this city went on a plonic to Beauvotr, Misa, yesterday, and in a body called on Mr, Jeffersam Davis. Capt, Drowns made an address. After re. ferring to “The day we celebrate,” he sald: "T mention the fact that our membership is com- dof wearers of the gray and the blue to vey the idea that ail Agatn thanking you on behalf of our mombers and the indies accompanying us, I would add that {tis our intention to picnic in Your Relghberbood, and that we would ‘be pleased to have Jourself and family join us.” past DILLETRESS 15 uried, Mr. Davis repticd in wonts to the f effect: “The day is one which ts full of mew very dear to us Your uniform carries the mind back to Uhe time when our fathers fought TWO CENTS. EXCURSIONS, SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Excursi - NOTICE! — ALL PERSONS INDEBT! & . 0. 0. F. THE MEMBERS OF ME- ees oe 100... WIXOM are hereby notified to cal chante Hare No.18,10.0.F, ate requested a aT Aimy ofice and pottla thelr account tomest at their Halion Tuesday evening, July oth at me. UL MBL C'clock to make arrange atten funeral: BY THE Muauer PILOT Soe 3020-6 ‘S21 4% street. | Our deceased Brother, WM. &. FOWLER. oavee 7th street w mm. Dancing music 3147 M ST. N.W.. WEST WASHINGTON, Orchestra, ‘Tickets, 50 conte, to be D.C—Thave this ‘nto copartner: so Ship with me WILLIAM P. MAYFIELD aud’ WELL = GREAT FALLS TAX. BHOWN. Hereafter the business will be cone Sveatn Packet EXC reyuiay | ducted under the firm name of THE F. L. MOORE MONDAYS WEDNESDAY Sand | AGRICULTURAL CO. "Liyi-St) FE. MOORE Sdayetoreharter. Boat leaves Hiri “rae ac onmtowin, San Pare SOc. re ENSTON wuformuation apply J. Gand J. M. WATERS. (Buccesgors to Caeeaeht Ee : c ance AE TG SAREFACTUREES OF na a yo 20 HVER ViEW ap20-3m_ Kilts and OBice: 1085 20th st. n.w. uid ge the grand SWITUHBACK BalLWway ayz1m COASTING TRACK. AMUSEMENTS. DAY IN THE WOODS. For Heal Enjoyment on Fourth of July, ‘Goto GLENDAIRAGH, (in Garrett Park), Fienfc and Entertainment by M. P. 8. 5. BK &O.depot. Fura se; five traina gy-ate (CLERKS. MUTUAL RELIEF ASROCIATION (EM- piger et ean § Bro will wee thelr FOURTH ANNUAL MOON! EXCURSION WEDNESDAY, July 13, 1887, TO MALSHALL HALL. NEw NATIONAL THEATER. FITZGERALD'S OPERA COMPANY. EVERY EVENING. SATURDAY MATINEE. Revival of Gilbert & Sullivan's PATIENCE. Reserved Seats, 25 and 50 centa, 1 Corcoran leaves 6-36 pain. sharp. _July 11—Githert & Sullivan's SORCERER. _$yS. pAceasinay bo secure from meanberscrat the Store | 77 HENAN THEATER AND SUMMER = ‘GUST SELECT ANNUAL FICUESION of TEE | -SRmEARS Codi onthe AM arncL APT SIXTH 5 CHSION OF THE | , GRIE' . Shanes LIC UNION TO RIVER | 20 Ladien. THE MASCOT. 30 Ladies vi JULY 7, 1887. Mlle. GIRARD AMES' FEMALE MINSTRELS. $5-5¢ STEAMER MARY W. INGTON will leave High st. wharf, Georzetown, ‘2. m.. and 7th at. wharf at 20 a in! aud 3 harp. Returning. will leave Lives Viewat uid # p.m. Tickets, 50 cents; Children, under 10 THLETIC PARK. Everybody Delighted with the ROLLER COASTER. OPEN AT 7 P.M. cout zs JyS-Im__ MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. ‘OONLIGHT EXCURSION, UNDER THE AUS- ANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, ieence ths ce Pele iow of the ‘Toth et,, two blocks south of Pennaylvanisava, sbyterian € y evening Ki hureh. Stean ly 6. INST, 50 cents, pcodte DIXIE RUNS DATLY, MAKING TRIPS from Cunteriand’s host House foot of | Qiu Landing, Fable ai jlast tp doe at 10pm. Children. Tbe. Reduced ‘ ici comes q Bites for | Has been selected and arranged with care to meet the artistic wants of Washington purchasers, and our Corcoran, |” ‘The most realistic Battle Scene ever palnted. farting promptly | _Gyen from Yam. to 10 pm jy5, Exawrr or Woon Masrns, ‘TILES, AND FIRE-PLACE FIXTURES For Prices are about 25 per cent. less than New York prices GLyMoyt, for less desirable selections. ean be chartered on moat favorable terins for Day Ex- HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, “pois at Office, 902 Pennayivania ave. Je28-1m_ | _my30 424 9th strest J XCURSIOSS ON B. & 0. Z Asta AND CATARRH CURED BY THE TO THE FOLLOWING POINTS: BAY RIDGE, CIGARETTES ESPIC. On the Chessreake. Round Trip 81. Oppression, Suffocating, Coughs, Colds, Chest Neu- raleia, &c.—Paris: J. ESPIC, 20, rue St. Lazare. New York: FOUGERA; MILHAU.—Sold by all Chemists of America. Jy5-tusw F time of train see Bay Kidge advertiseinent. Every Tuesday to PEN-MAR, Cormmgueig Tuesday, July Sth. Leave Washington A $10,000 Loss Ix Mauueny. Sm. Keturning, arrive 8:30 pm, Hound Trip: WHAT IS ONE PERSON'S LOSS IS ANOTHER'S Every Thursday to GAIN. HARPER'S FERRY, ‘We have been fortunate in clearing the entire stock Ou the Potomac. Commencing July 7tm (excepting |*0f one of the largest Jobbing Houses at a loss to them {ab ity Leave Washington 9-45 a.m, Returning, | of $10,000, the entire benefit to go toour trade. So arrive? 20 pau. Rouud trip $1. callimmediately at Every Wednesday to x mH NNN coc. 585 Ex Ho RNN S°% H LURAY CAVERNS. K i NNN G 5s. K WH NEN GoGo Commencing July 6th. Leave Washington §:30 am. é Gao Sgg8 Keturming, arrive ® pan. Round trip 88.90. py eae pr 6k A cco EEE served Seat Tickets for Pen-Mar, Luray and Har- | pr 'p = Ferry secured at B&O, Ticket Omices in Wash | ppp) AA OE a 8° & on without extra change. L co ~ WM. CLEMENTS, c.KLorp, |P - jea7-tm "" Manayer. Gen’i Pass. Agent. YOLONIAL BEACH, POPULAR WATERING PLACE AND EXCURSION RESORT. | ppp ‘The swift palace steamer T. ¥. ARROWSMI BB eee iemoreats | Eo i the Beach ‘except on Saturdays) on and after | BoB st ‘Ji. Leaves Ttbestetet ferry wharf st | BBB yazs at the Beach, and home at 9:30: Meals served on | 1.000 Bete. Jel5-2m | 3.000 2.000, jlish Hat 13 cts. eonsxovoes comme isay, [20g meatesgia mea. sennseana CORON season 0 june 73 ‘and $1. © after. "Music, Hoaiiiye, "Bathing. Dancin: fSeiiors only 16 conta, ‘Chen pest aud best excursion out of W: tod thaguitirent fast palace win . furuing, arr ees Tub-atreet whact daily af Oa in; re i 8°30 pin. bal pose rates Sun- Elogant Sallors at 20 4nd 55 Fine sssornnent of Children's Trimmed an Untrimmed Bate at 20, 25, and 50 conta day schools an Hous should apply to FINE ELEGANT TIPS, CREAM AND WHITE, 31N Round. see oR acer tin 5 ‘A BUNCH, 50 CENTS A BUNCH. ((22EL POISE, uD . 60 MILES DOWN THE POTOMAC- SELECT DAILY EXCURSIONS. ‘The most delightful resort out of Washi ‘The New aud Fast Strainer NORTHAMPTON ‘FLOWERS’ PLUMES, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, AND LACE CAPS aT REMARK- ABLE REDUCTIONS. 3 5S NO Te *MEOES iat. a. DONALDSON, Rec. Sect, THE, SECOND, COLUMBIA CO-OPERA: ‘ive, Building Amociation.» The fourth Tmonthly meeting of this Asteciation wil ‘be held this evening at 619 ¢¢h et-new, Larties that now subscribe williret the benefit of the, interest already secvued on piock #s per mouth, entitling holder to an ed: anes of $1,000. ‘By order of the President: C, 0, DUNCANSON, ‘THOS. M. REED, Secretary. it NOTICE. THE REGULAR MONTHLY Nis" ASSOCIATION NO. ing of CITLZE: 9, (ANACOSTIA CITIZENS" ASSOCIATION) will bo held to-morrow, (Ws )at7:80 pan, at Masoule Mall, Anacosti aS Lait THE NAME OF JAMES A. BEATTY, which appeared in the Bening Star ot Sums 10, Tu the suit for divorce brought by John P. Bremer agaiunt his wife Dore Bremer, is'no, kindred of CHAS. ACDEATTY, of Washington, D.C. The said CLAS. At BEATEY is ah upright and bono man, and is very mud) yall who know hin. Ys Fee eee YOUN PSHEMER. qa WASHINGTON GAS STOCK IN LARGE OR ‘small quantities bought and sold, and bond Divi tod. coat LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. Regs hus sieswer Lears's wharf daiiy. excepting | YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON TO GET Grand Sew Pavihum the Aueyttouth of Sew Yok" | SUCH GREAT BARGAINS. EMBRACE THE Hgstnonnpe Neale Served Fuspuean Plan. OPPORTUNITY BY CALLING AT ‘S0e. ROCSDIMIP Soe Ex u goo, T gSsy —___Ja8. GALLAGHER, Pures. | EF ff eae 535, R Wages ee rt Steamer EX i se Bys8 leave her whiar! every SUNDAY s¢ 10:30 am. an A ob A 0 Sp, Koturminest Sands pam, Tekete, 2c Enery'| Bee wk OE as §&% FE WEDNESDAY at Oamand 830 pam imgst| PPP RA OE RA & ie sud lipan. Tickets, 25e. Pandy days at RIVER | B Aaa OE AA Go RL. EW evry SATUKDAY, leaving at10em Keturms|P 2a tren £84 Soo = Tickets, 10c. Prof Proctor's Dasicing Tol hlembicn at Liver Riew every Saturday evening | 1025 814 SEVENTH STREET. = one: Se. Panetne down and back, sod at the wromshens pauan ‘A laxative refreshing, Ske largest Pavillon on the Putomac Hives, oo ail tr fruit lorenae, (aeept Sunday. Fine Brass Band ou Sunday. Noa very agrecable to take, for perSinatie allowed om ayy of the ace trips 5 ‘or charters, Bo apply to Ee 8 Cape CONSTIPATION, ——_ olde, bile, OSTON BY SEA, IMDIEN lone eppetiie teat and ‘Merchants’ and Miners’ Co, ‘intestinal troubles snd. Baltimore via Noctolk to Boston. eee Exery Monday, Fouraday. aad Peet clock pm, a Fare, ipclaging monly sad foals see teroom |, Mice Somabtieae asia waits Eset reads Ceeranae bom int ow ——arslie Rane ms ‘bertas €1 4° round ap. 425. or turner in: | Eermauion ecb Goulare stall the Hotels in Wasbitgton, AL. HUGGINS, General UsIC. Long Docks Baltiuure. ‘Telephone Baltimore 247. my21-3m| FOR SUFFERING HUMANITY, WHY SHOULD HIS” DELIGHTFUL ke-} MORTALS BE UNCOMFORTABLE DURING THE als ‘sort open forthe - Meals WE, x E Fs age ets ‘She quer, Healaalecarte. Lunch, | HOT WEATHER WHEN THEY CAN BE COMFOKT. ! : ABLE AT A SMALL . BY INVES’ rs iWetinch, weursiog St SNA Gh GERROMNLA | Some OF THE ELEGANT SUMMEN CLUTEING Nertisement. ebSm_ | FOR MEN AND BOYS AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE. 4A SEERSUCKER COAT AND VEST AT 81, 18 CER- TAINLY NOT TOO HIGH FOR ANYONE. WE HAVE THEM AS.HIGH AS #8, AND ALL THE IN- TERMEDIATE QUALITIES AND PRICES BE- TWEEN THE) TWO. THE FEATHER-WEIGHT SILK PONGEEIIN COATS AND VESTS 18 HERE, THIS GAKMENT IS PURE SILK AND WARRANTED Panis ceseplets ba _} 20 WASH SAME AS ANY LINEN FABRIC IT 18 sorton Chesapeake Bay ov Potente of any te! Tite MOST AGREEABLE GAKMENT FOR HO? GE, ON THE CHESAPEAKE, UNDER NEW MANAGEMEN7. Splendid: Music by the Naval Academy Band MEATHEE EVER INVENTED FOR THE COMPORT IND. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. SERGE SUITS AND COATS AND VESTS, IN ‘THIS LINE WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED IN ALL THE SHADES -AND QUALITIES. CALL AT THE ‘Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio RR. Depot, Wash- | GOLDEN EAGLE AND KEEP COOL AT SMALL ington, week days, at 915 an:, 4-15 p.m..and 5:15 p.| OUTLAY. BY THE WAY, HAVE YOU SEEN THE &. Arrive at Bay Ricive 10-454 m.,5:20pam.,and6:15 | COATS AND VESTS WE ARE SELLING AT $3.50 pum. Meturning leave Bay Ridge 8:05 a.m.,2 p.m, | AND #5, AND WHICH HAVE RAISED A RUMPUS % p.m., and 930 pam. Arrive at Washington 10a.m., |-AMONG THE CLOTHING FRATEENITY ? 2-10 p.m. 9 pam. and 11 p.m. Ou Sundays, leave | BOYS’ CLOTHING, AMONG THESE WE HAVE Washiugton 10am, 2pm,3p1u,and$pm. Arrive | HAD SUCH A RUSH FOR THE $3.50 AND 95 St Bay Kidge.$1:15am.,3:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m.,and5:15 | BARGAINS THAT WE HAVE BEEN COMPELLED Pw. Returnine, leave Bay Ridge 3:05 a1... 12 noon, | TO ADD MANY OF OUR, HIGHER) PRICED GAR- 530 pca., 9-20 p.m,and 9:30 pia. Arrive at Wash- | MENTS WHICH ARE WORTH DOUBLE THE jaeton 10:00 aim, 1:10 pm, 9:45 pm, 10:50 pam, | PRICE CHARGED, NAMELY! 83/50 AND 85, TO and 11 pm, KEEP UP THE FUN AND|SUPPLY THE DEMAND. ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. JOHNNY GET. YOUR GUN. Soo a Kaeo alee pros THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co, Sevadvertisement of Bay Ridge Company for special | _2¥1__No. 400 7TH ST..N. W. COR. D. attractions from time to time. WM. CLEMENTS, 2e013m “Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent. TUE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE! c. K. LORD, A Cuno. ‘Salt Water Bathing! ee: Fishing! Crabbing! Boating! eueaitaens came OUR ACCOUNTS WILL BE DUE.JULY 1, 1887.;| The Annapolis Naval Academy Band. ‘THEY HAVE ALL BEEN RENDERED, AND WE; Magnificent Kestaursn’ Cuisine Unsurpassed. pear peer ers Brace WILL THANK ALL CUSTOMERS INDEBTED TO} ‘The Gravity Rosd. US FOR A PROMPT! SETTLEMENT. Fare for the round trip, sl et. 81. 81 gl ol No Change of Cars. Fast Trains Splendid Coaches. Week Days and Sundays, ‘For schedule of trains see B. & O. advertisement. W. M SHUSTER & SOxs, A LAKGE TIME ON THE 4TH OF JULY. 30 919 Pa. ave.¥,| 4 LARGE TIME ON THE 4TH OF JULY. 4 AT BaY RIDGE, AT BAY RIDGE. A Fine Display of Fireworks. | A Fine Display of Fireworks, | > === FES aT zETS ‘The Hotel st Bay Ridge hae been recently enlarged. Fovars or Sux. ‘and refitted, and i now ready for guests. i HL L. BOND, am., President. 324-3 GEO. R_ WEBB, General Agent. Besr Cuazcoar—Pacxen REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS “SEE GEO. WATTS’, wO8-Sm 3146 7th et. nw, 4th house above Px. ave. ugust NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND PROPRIETORS OF; Seg ee, SUMMER RESORTS. AS10G DHNSON & CO. ‘TRY THE AUTIPHONE, OR EAR- Stopper; it wives quiet rest foF students aud invallds, and those whio are disturbed by noises in the be seen and e Wat 1017 10th ste n W.,and for sale at FISCHEWS, sth stm, wee opprsite Patent Office, and Mra. ROSS, 431 9th si. noe. y5-6t @=THE LIVERYMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF ‘Washington, D. C.,will meet to-morrow, July at 8p. m., cor. 8th and E streets n. w. All members afe requested toattend. 5: H, HOLMES, Pres't, dyo-2t" &- CARPENTERS! AT THE REGULAR SEP meetin ot Union No. 1, Wednesday, July 6, the olection and fostaliation of othore ah ate oe also, the revised constitution will go into effe fem- pecs ir yo to flee! the sessing and ghd scopy of the sane, as thore are material changer in the Jaws governing the burial benefit yz = NOTICE TO PLUMBERS! THE ENTIRI tock of Plumbers’ Supplies of W. G. Derby La. ave., will be sold for cash, commencing Suly 5, 1887. sabes J.W. WARNER, Assignee. _ @=>, ON AND AFTER JULY 6, WE, THE < ~undersiued, dealers is Painters’ and Artie Supplies, agree to close our respective places of busi hese during the monthsof July and August at 6 o'clock P.m. except on Saturdays, GEO. RYNEAL, Jn..418 7th et. n. w. ¥. MILLER, 307 9ih st. n. w. _23t_ PLA. SCHMIDT, 504 “Out stn. w. ‘<g> DELEGATES TO THE FED! (ON OF eer next Fowular meeting. atthe ial, corner 7th aud D sts. now. Tuesday. July 5 ting Sa Tod Remy, duly 3 fr the ‘purvose of elec ‘erm. 3-3 GEO. DUNNINGTON, Sec-Treas Be BEMOVAL. EQUITABLE ©. B. ASSOCIATIO! The Equitable Co-Operative Building Associa- tion has removed its office to the “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F st. nw. Office hours will be from 9 a.m. fo 4:30 p.m. Onithe first Wednesday in each month the office will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. on which day advauces will be made at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Shares in the 13th Issue are open for subscrip- tion. Pumphlets explaining the object and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't. JNO. JOY EDSON, Sec'y. dy2-1m 8. S. STEARN: his’ renidence an 1425 Rhode Island ave. Office hor to10am.,1 to 3y2-1m____ Sundays—0'to 10 ‘MD, HAS REMOVED oftice’ from 924 P st. to 2 and 6 to pm, Stosp. ed DR J. W. LITTLE. Has removed his office and residence from 1335 N st. to 414 Ost. se. near cor. 4th st. and Pa. ave.” Telephone call, 46% NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.—WATER | Se a eed from and after JULY 1, 1887, and must be paid before AUGUST} ter, penalty of havin water turned of, stor Water ‘Ieut are uow. seady ai tee Office, and should be at once calied or eunt for by "By order of the Engineer Commi Do. 3 e Engineer iesioner D. THOMAS W. SYMONS, 3y1-6t Captain of Engineers, U8. A. ‘ASSESSOR'S OFFIC! << ‘Wanixaros, D.'C, July 1, 1887. ‘Taxpayors will please take notice, that in accordance with the provisions of tie act of March 1860; iat ‘been taken for assessment of all Real Property pot on the tax list, which includes new buildings ada: Hons, improvements to old buildings’ unusod of unk. ished, at the last aascsament, and-aleo Duildiey Juni under roof. This Ortice should be notified as tothe removal or deatruction of any building since the last assessment, 0 that it may be dropped from the books. said assexsinente can ‘Complaints as | ‘and determined between July 6 and July By order of the Commissioners D.C. 1-6 Ri TAL, E. EETING Bers Stockholder of te NETS E AE STOR INSURANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON for the Election of wine Directo INGION for the tore will be bel the company, 643 La. iss7. bolls Id at tho office of ‘ave. .W., MONDAY, duly Lith, lis open fron 1 & Stelock p.m! dy L-eodst D. LARNER, Secret: CROWN DENTAL CREAM, ENDORSED ‘by , Patti, Lotta, Parioa, aud others, and approved by the most eminent dental surreons, Ask your drt for it. Delivered anywhere. Price 35 cents, Send postal to Box 600. 3e30-1m » OFFICE METROPOLITAN Bre OFFICE BETUQPOLTTAN HaTEcOnD Wasuiisarox Jane 30, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Bioskholders Ke the election of Seven Directors bs held st this office, on WED- cesar ane pals wid Be Seelock ame "GEBRUET WD, PERE LBS Greloek hum. PEARSON, Pr AWAIT. WILSON, See. jy2.5.7-9,11 61% 1 HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO- ‘partnership with Dr. Gustavus it, Brown. ‘who lias had extensive experience in fine and artisti dentistry, Lean recommend him ‘s thorowsly scien tite p “iis specialties gold Alliugs, "crowns and bridgework.” 8. B. MUNCASTER, ‘ASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY DIVIDEND, No. 21. Hividend of 30 cents per share lias been declared this day to stockholders of record Stine 30, TSN7, pay- able af the ofica of the, company in Center Narkots on and after Juiy next. SAM'L W. IDEN, 1 Washington, D. C., June 20, 188 Washington News and Gossip. ‘Tue SUPPLEMENT or THE EVENING Stax to-day contains: The Washington Team still in Hard Luck, Exciting Fight wit a Burglar in Annapolis, Independence Day in Other Cities, The Blue and the Gray at Gettysburg, Gladstone to Visit Amer- ica, The Story of Baron Selliere, Telegraphic Dis- patches, &c. The advertisements are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Sewing Machines, Ladies’ Goods, Educational, Proposals, Hotels, Summer Resorts, Housefurnishings, Boos, Financial, Den- Ustry, Professional, Rafiroads, Potomac River Boats, Ocean Steamers, Family Supplies, Attor- neys, The Trades, Undertakers, Planos and Organs, Medical. Governuent Recerers To-pay.—Internal reve- Tue, $955,739; customs, $725,859, Anu OnpERs—Capt. M. W. Lyon, Ordnance Department, relieved from duty at Watertown Arsenal, Mass. and ordered to duty as ordnance OMicer Department of the Platte, relieving Capt. Win. 8. Starring, who 1s ordered a8 ordnance officer Department of the Columbia, First Lieut. W. L, Kneedler, assistant surgeon, ordered a8 a member of the Army retiring board at St. Paul, PRIZE AWARDED IN GUN Pxactice.—The prize offered by the commander-In-chiet of the North Atlantic squadron to the gun captain who, in the Tecent target practice in Gardiner’s Bay, reached the highest average throughout the feet has been awarded to Coxswain Daniel Wicks, of the agship Richmond, captain of Gun No. 5, of the ¢ivision, Under command of Lieut. William Sea- ury. A Sow ov Cuarrary MaTTHEWs DRowNED.—Philip ‘Van Cortlandt Matthews, aged thirteen, his sister Katte aged twelve, and Catherine Kelly, a servant in the Matthews family, went out in a rowboat on ‘Saturday afternoon on ‘the Croton River, When hear a small island young Matthews got out of the boat and waded in the water. He got beyond his depth and cried for help. Catherine Kelly ee into the water to save him. The boy got ‘old of her dress and dragged her down. Both Were drowned. The bodies were recovered. The boy was a son of Chaplain J. R. Matthews of the United States Navy. ‘The father, who was about ‘Vo sail from Norfolk, was notitled ‘by ‘telegraph, ‘Tae WEATHER aND THE CRors.—The weather crop bulletin of the Signal Office says: During the week ending July 2, 1887, the weather has been, slightly warmer than usual 1n the Northern States the average daily excess being generally less than 2 degrees, while throughout the Southern States 1t Was cooler than usual, the average dally tempera- ture ranging from 3 degrees to 7 degrees below the normal. Owing to the abundant and well dis- tributed showers, the weather has been favorable to cotton, although its growth may have been slightly retarded by cool’ weather, ‘The weather has been favorable for harvesting of Wheat and hay from the lake region and the Onlo Valley east- ward to the Atlante coast, while in the Missourt and Misstssipp! valleys ‘showers haye delayed harvesting iu those sections, ‘The weather has been especially favorable in the corn region, and the recent rains have extended over the gréater Portion of the corn-velt, Excellent growing Weather is reported from New England and the Middle Atlantic States, where a large hay crop has been secured, Gey. Wortn’s Davourex.—Among theclerks dis- charged from the Quartermaster General's Office ‘Thursday was a daughter of Gen, Worth, of New York. Miss Worth 1s about sixty years old and quite feeble, and has been in thé Government service a great many years. It 1s stated at the Quartermaster General's Department thatno fault Was found with Miss Worth’s work, but she had been in very poor health for some time and could only put in half a day's service each day at the office. She was compelled to leave at 1 o'clock, when the other clerks remained until 4. ‘This en: forced absence, which was due to no fault of hers, made her record in the office very low. How THe PRESIDENT SPENT THE DaY.—The flag over the White House was flung to the breeze in honor of the day. ‘The President drove in from! Oak View, and, with Col. Lamont, spent a portion of the day with his mail and attending to matvers: of business. “In the afternoon he returned to Oak ‘Taz PREstpENT has appointed Leonard A. Get- gerich, of New York, to be collector of internal revenue for the third district of New York, to suc- ceed Morris Friedsam, whose four-years’ term ex- Pired about three months ago. ‘THE PRestpent, In conversation with Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, yesterday, fixed the time of his visit to AUlanta at about the 15th of October. ‘Taoss woo Leave THE Urry during the sum- mer can have Tug Stan mailed to them for any length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. The subscription must be invariably paid in advance, DEATH OF EX-REPRESENTATIVE POLAND.—EX- Representative Luke P. Poland died at his home in Waterford, Vt., Saturday, of apoplexy. Judge Poland had many warm friends tn Washingta e having been, While in Congress, a frien of the District ‘and a judicious advocate of its interests. He was born in Westford, Chittenden County, November 1, 1815, was admitted tothe bar in 1836, was elected oné of the judges of the Supreme Court of Vermont in 1848, Which oftice he held until 1865, when he was appointed to fill. the Vacancy In the'United States Senate made vacant by the death of Jacob Collamer, He held numer- ous other positions, and also served in the Forty- first, Forty-second and Forty-third Co1 He was also elected to the Forty-eight Congress, Hewas chairman of the Credit Mobilier investigating com- mittee, and was a delegate to the Fuiladelphia “ioyalists’ " convention of 1868. He refused the renomination for the Forty-uinth Congress, and Tetired from political lire, ALL OF THE CaBINET OPFIcERs except Secretary Yibitney attended the regular Cabinet meeting to- Senator Ransom and Representative Heard, of Missouri, saw the President to-day before Cabinet meeting. PersonaL—Ex-Senator Jones, of Florida, left Detroit, Mich., yesterday for Washington.— Frank Davis and H. Hilliard of New York, and D. A. Dongan of Colorado are at Willard’s——w. T. Moseley, J. A. Gee and Thos. Poindexter of Vir- ginta and D.” Whitney of Baltimore are at the ,HAVING JUST OPENED OUR NEW STORE, No. 432 NINTH STREET, ‘We are showing an entire new stock of Fine Gas Fixtures, Table Lamps. Piano Lamps, Gas Shades and Globes in colored and cut glass, Slate Mantels, Grates, Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces. Every one cordially wel- comed. No one importuned to buy. Ail orders for Plumbing, Heating and Tinning Promptly attended to. ye Ly, seo O73 Tesvectfully, SHIRTS TO ORDER ASPECIALTY, ‘Sid thw. _se17-Imt 497 C street northwent._ BEAR LITHIA WATER—INDORSED BY eleading physician for all Urinary and Signiais in Bostof Sundey, Jong pe ae Bend teat ‘Thin, water is for sule by E. P. Mertz, 11th and F sts, nw; Pitzer & Oo, SUL East Capitol gees Prices S20 7th at. awe, ikemaberg & Etlott, 1008 14th oe ®.; Sothoron & Becker, 1307 824 at t.w-s Hull's Phas: Bucy. Ut and P ata nw; W. G- Ducketi, 3d at ood sylvanin ave. nw. W.C: Williams, eoract Ist and Hats. n-w.;C.B. Schafer, 1010 F st'n.w; and at all first-class drug stores Trade suppl , Me Serer na EE te Malaria. “Sold at A Rie ete Fepnesivabia ave, = TE REAL SRTES INVEST KR Wt Fete TuoounaRaTiD AEE 20 INST. Capital ), divided into 200 shares, ofa pereivesr ges cach Monthiy payients $10 for abares. ofiausgnpdon and payments san be ade a the oftce beet ‘the Asuocia- a 8 ‘the Co: eeey a fe ong Sion, its, ou are now. ave. stew. jwope, ah ‘ave. - AiR soe pai Office hours: 9 & m. to5 p.m. 430-310 Sere EEE a, Metropolitan.——. T, Anderson and P. P. Johnston of Kentucky are at the National—F. &. Clark- son of Omaha, N. T. Hoffman of Philadelphia, Lieut. D. D. Stewurt of the Navy and H. B, Tom) kins of Atlanta are at the Riggs—Alex. G. ‘ochran of Si. Louls is at Woruley’s—A, W. Crossley of Boston, E. Stark of Wyoming, 0. A: Belknap of San Antonio and A. C. McGluchiin of Rochester are at the Arlington. M. Roustan, the French minister, was registered in New York last evening.—Chier Clerk Tweedale, of the War Department, has ied from Philadelphia, Protecting American Fishermen. ‘THE GALENA AND THE HICHMOND TO VISIT CANADIAN WATERS—THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE, ‘The U. 8. S Galena, Commander C. M. Chester, sailed from Boston Saturday afternoon for ue Canadian fishing grounds, Rear Admiral Luce had intended to send the Ossippee on this cruise, but the letter’s reversing gear was broken while she was going from Newport to Bosto: there- fore, the Galena was substituted for ner Phe Ger lena will proceed directly to Halifax, X.8., and after taking in coal there she will visit the Ameri- can fishing feet in the Bay of Fundy. While in that bay last summer the commander of the Ga- Jena boarded over 200 fishing vessels. ‘Tho Galena will call at Quebec and at Montreal upon her trip. The flagship Hichmond, Capt. Robert Boyd, whi sail for Portsmouth and thence to Portland, Halt- fax and Quebec. Upon her return she will stop at Bar Harbor. ‘The Meet will again assemble at New- port on September 1, In order that the officers may participate in the ceremonies attending the open. Ing of the Naval War Colleze at Coasters’ Harbor Island, an institution founded by Admiral Lace, sty elie Ha The Alexandria Regatta, TROPHIES WON BY WASHINGTON OARSMEN TEETER AY. The Alexandria regatta yesterday was a com- plete success, At the time appointed for opening the regatta the wharves and hilis trom which the races could be seen were crowded with spectators, while the river was gay with boats and flags ‘The races began at 3:90, and the results were as follows: Junior Four-oar Shell.—The Colummas fouled the Potomacs, and although the Columbias came first to the winning-Stake, the race was ven to the Potomacs. Sfinlor Singles brevrster, of the Columbias, de- feated W: n, of the Potom: bya Jength, ee out, wenty-f i Sbuicg University second, while the REV. F. M. TODD'S DEFENSE. He Tells His Side of the Story to the Presbytery of Washington To-day. DR, SUNDERLAND'S OPENING REMARKE—TESTINONY (48 TO THE ‘The Washington Presbytery resumed its session for the trial of Rev. F. M. Todd in the New York Avenue church at 10:15 this morning. For the en lightenment of the presbyteryza large map of the Nokesville vicinity showing the roads and all Points involved in the charge against Mr. Todd ‘and his defense was hung up in full view. It was about 10 feet by 12, and gave acorrect idea of the vicinity. The proceedings were opened with prayer by the moderator, after which the roll was called. On motion of Dr. Hamlin, the two vacancies on the judictal committee, cause by the absence of Dr. Fullerton and the tof Dr. Childs as counsel for the accused, were filled by the ap- ‘ointment of Dr. Chester and Mr. Peck. Dr. Childs, for the prosecution, announc:d that there were no more witnesses on ‘side, aud the moderator called on Dr. Sunderland to begin the defense. AFFIDAVITS ADMITTED. By consent of both sides aMfdavits by T. B. Mitchell, J. B, Warder, Homer and David Shaeffer, and Mrs. and Miss Shaeffer were admitted as evi- dence. T. B. Mitchell swore t he saw Mr. Todd [ass lls house about 8 o'clock on the morning of lay 24 J. Warder and the Shaeffers, who live on the road Mr. Todd’s friends claim he passed, ‘swore that they did not see him on that road that day, nor do they believe ‘body could have pasted without being seen by them. DR. SUNDERLAND, POR THE DEFENSE, 84ID ‘that it was only necessary to state that they con- fidently expected to contradict all the testimony of the prosecuting witness, Robt, Turner; that the defense would show that Mr. Todd pursued the direct road trom Dr. Reading's tohis home in Manassas, and was seen at different points alo thé route. ‘They would also show that Turner ha oe ones, eee and had loaded down his soul wit jury; that Bodine, a suspended mem- Der of the chiurch, selzed upon. the scandal, and ares his uncle, Mr, Hornbaker, anotherenemy of Mr. Todd, had endeavored to blast the charac- ter and ruin the usefulness of Mr. Todd. MR. TODD TESTIFIES IN HIS OWN BEHALF. ‘The first witness for the defense was Mr. Todd himself, who Was sworn. In response to the ques- tion of the oath he answered with emphasis, “I do.” «He testified that he was born tn Bedford County, Pa.; that his father was a minister; he graduated at aston College, and had been pastor of the Ma- assas and Nokesville church ten years; he reaches two Sundays & month at Nokesville; on junday, May 22, he preached at Nokesville church and spent the night at Mr. Snow's, About 9am. Monday he left Suow's and went to Slack’s, reach- ing there about 10; asked Slack if he was ready Uo go to Dr. Reading's, as Slack had promised to go ‘there with him; was at Slack’s till 5 p.m. Monday, and then went alone to Dr. Readings, Slack not ng able to accompany him; ut’ Reading” Monday night; Tuesday mor breakfast at Reading's at 8 o'clock; after fast Witness Went into the sitting room and read some articles in newspapers to which his attention was called by Di Heading. It took him half an hour to read the articles; then the witness said he must as he wanted to see Mr. Slack before the latter start for Manassas. “Some time wag consumed in getting his horse ready so that it was about a luarter to® o'clock When witness left Reading's. ‘itness said he took the direct road (which he traced on the ep) to Slack’s; arrived there a few minutes before 10; dismounted and remained at Slack’s half an hour; remounted and continued the direct road to ae cunron ana raore to OH about some repairs; rel Ds Guarter of. an houf; resumed the direct road ‘ Manassas; met Snow, Moloney and Ermentrout about 11 o'clock; witness’ watch was broken and he could only tell the time by the distance he rode, He reached home about 12 o'clock; did not see any- body in the cornfeld at Curry’s. Witness did not ass Mrs. Shaeffer’s house that morning. (Mrs. Shaeffer testied that he did). Witness aid not meet or see any woman on the road that day; did not meet Woodyard; did not see Turner (thé col- ored witness). Mr, Todd, in response to ques- tions, DENIED SPBCIPICALLY AND IN DETAIL the testimony of Turner. Here Dr. Sunderland unwrapped and exposed to view a decayed stick about 8 feet long and asked Mr, Todd if he had evor seen 1t ‘Witness had seen 1t in Dr. Sundertand’s study last week; never saw it before that. Witness described his. satchel, Saying he usually carried his sermons, his comb and brush, a Testament, and sometimes a shirt; these articles fill the Dag. (The bag was here ‘produced. It resembled a sinall-sized mall- sack, being of leather, Witness thought a Small thin lap-robe might be carried in the ‘bag, but not with the other con- tents, He never carried alap-robe inthe bag: never tried to put one init. On that trip witness wore a wide-brimmed hat, lined with green (the hat produced), as the sun Was hot and he wanted to protect his face. Witness said he was wei ‘the same clothes he had on on the 24th of May, ‘ON CROSS-RXAMINATION ‘witness said the clock struck 8 while he was seated ‘at breakfast at Heading’ When be reached Slack’s Mrs. Slack sald her husband had been gone two hours. In cold weather witness was in the habit of carrying a horse blanket rolled up and strapped to his saddle. On May 24th witness had no roll of any kind; had nothing but his traveling bag. On Monday, while waiting for Slack to get ready to accompany him to Reading's, Mr. ‘Todd took a walk inco the woods; though not a hes a student of nature, Hehad been told that ‘an ebony-stemmed fern grew there. On his walk he saw two ladies in a buggy, and went up to them. He chatted with them about twenty minutes, and they gave him two books to read. The ladies ‘Were hot members of his chureh, but were friends of his. Dr. Childs. “Have you any objection to telling who they were?’ Mr. Todd. “No, sir.” ‘The moderator deemed the question unneces- sary, and it was withdrawn. In response to other questions Mr. Todd said the ‘two ladies whom he saw in the buggy on Monday Temalued in the buggy during his presence; nel- ther got out of the buggy. Neither of them was Gressed like the woman described by Turner a3. having been seen by him in the woods on Tues- day. TESTIMONY OF PETER CURRY. Mr. Peter Curry was next sworn. He resides at Nokesville, near by the Presbyterian church. The church {son his farm. Witness isa Roman Cath- olic. He employed James Worder, Robert Turner Douglass Brent, and Elijah Siack’ to work in his- corn-fleldon Monday; on Tuesday, next day, all of them returned to work except Shick. ‘The Work of planting was finished about 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. Witness had lived there seven years and known “urner all that time. Witness had never known Turner to tell a falsehood. Witness met ‘Turner on Wednesday, the day after the all scene in the woods, Turner voluntarily told wit- ness that he had seen Mr. Todd in the woods with a woman the day before; said hedid not know the woman. Turner offered’ to show witness the spot where he claimed to have seen Mr. Todd, but, wit- ness did not go, There are about twenty-three acres of the woods, ‘Witness did not see Mr. Todd pass the corn-feld that (Tuesday) morning; did not hear any of the other men gay they saw him pasa. Witness was in the fleld until 9 o'clock that morning and would probably have seen Mr. Todd had he passed. ‘When witness met Turner on the day after the alleged scene in the w turner remarked that Mr. Todd spoke to him (I'urner) tn the woods, but he had refused to speak to him on other occasions, ‘On Tuesday morning witness saw Woodyard on horseback. Woodyard called on witness for a fox- hound. “Woodyard was not with witness more than ten minutes; that was about halt oa m, Whfle in the corn-fleld witness saw & lady in a buggy driving toward Nokesville; did not know her. On cross-examination Mr. Curry was positive tt aan ae pael chararaen he met Wood- eneral Yoracity was falfly good. "Witness never ‘heard anybody accuse him of telling alle, Witness NEVER CAUGHT TURNER IN A LI. ‘Dr, Childs, in making inquiries as to whether or not any of the men working in Curry’s fleld saw Mr. Todd passor not, the moderator objected to the question, “Did the other men say they did not see him pass?” The moderator sald it was not a proper question, and he would not permit it. ‘Dr. Childs retorted that he would not be put down when he knew he was After some discussion the question was and witness replied that the other men did not say they saw ‘Mr. Todd and witness felt sure they would have mentioned it had they seen him. ne ‘morning. i left the field at 9 o'clock that MKB, REDDING'S TESTIMONY. ‘Mrs. Redding, wife of Dr. Keiding, ving’ about, ‘six miles from Nokesville, testifled that Mr. Toda 5 Fock i i scribed him to be a Guarrelsome man He could nok any considered a liar. ‘The hour of 1 o'clock hay Dytery took a recess of one fl-natured, he was wing arrived the pres- our. ——— A Pay-Check Forgery. ‘THE CLERK OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ARRESTED ON ‘4 SERIOUS CHARGE. Saturday afternoon Smith Thompson, clerk to ‘the chief engineer of the fire department, was Hoe questioned Thom; that Smith his son's brother of debt, and he commit} ‘the chiet of the fire eancy caused by the dismissal hack of 1 had recel arrested on a charge of forging the name of Jas. 1H. Smith, a messenger in the fire department, to a Pay-check for $48. Smith, the messenger, is at ‘home seriously ill, and it 1s charged that Thomp- son instead of taking to him, as is ci , the check for his pay for June, ‘Smith’s name on it and had tt, ‘by Geo. Holmes. By Holmes 1t was deposit ‘the Bank of the Republic, and in due course of time feached the Treasury Depart- ‘ment, where it was found Saturday. Smith had commenced to make inquiries as to why he had not received nis ter came to the attention of Chiet ‘Meanwhile, ‘The mat~ Saturday. who at first declared oung nine his money and afver- Ward said he had lost the check. Chief Parris De. gan an investigation that led to the discovery of he alleged forgery, and the arrest Saturday after- noon of ‘Thompson. Thompson's father, Glen in the War Department, gaye $500 bail for pearance. ‘Guy H, Thompson, and was appointed to his prevent office about 4s about twenty-six years old and of manners. It is stated that he was oppressed with ne make up the amount to Smith before the irregu- larity was discovered. Thom to Sinith the amount of his: he will lose nothing by the transaction. Jos. W. Sands was to-day appointed as clerk to who is a is a months Dlossant ont ry hoping to yn has made ry for June, $o that departinent, to fill the va- of Thompson. A Horsr’s Taroar Ccr.—Last night 108. O'Donnell was on the lepot, some throat of one of his horses, very while the at the ron cut the injuring it, ‘This 1s the seeond time O'Donnell has had a horse 80 treated. eae Affairs in West Washington. TcRNER’s MILL BuRNED.—Turner’s saw mill, corner of completely The h and Frederick streets, was almost suroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. 18 estimated at $2,500, upon which there Teg.An insurance of $1,400, The property ts owned yy Wiliam, by Mra J. A. Kenyon dnd was used ‘Turner (as a mill for sawing and split wood. The cause of the fire s sup} kindling to have $riginated from tire-crackers, as a number of boys been playing around the mill in tue morning. Pouice Court Casea—Yesterday morning in the Police Court a colored canal named Lee Green, was charged with a serious assault on Jno. Furlough another canal boatman. The assault ‘Occurred near the outlet lock. Saturday evening Furlough, who is a white man, accused Green of Stealing trom him a shirt and pair of Green subsequently called at head of ‘suspenders, lough’s boat with and threatened to blow the latter's He was prevented from using the and they walk down to Green’s boat, where lough Was to look for his missing clothing. ‘on the boat Green cut Furlough’s he: fr ‘While with a hatchet, Both men were under the influence of ‘Mquor. Green was sentenced to six monthsin jail. —albert Dover, game court toa Montgomery street, colored, pleaded of ty in the Fite quiet ot Mo and a tine of $5 was tm ver Was Charged with assaulting While under arrest, He kicked and bit the officer, OMicer er He was fined $10 or 30 days for the assault. A Corrine Case.—During an altercation which Occurred yesterday between George allas “Suffy” Krouse and a relative of his named Will Krouse, George, was severely cut about the head and face with a knife, George has not been arrested. ‘OTHER AREESTS.—Only five arrests were made in all in this precinct yesterday. Michael Caton was arrested y« Tor assaulling his daughter, for which he left $5 collateral at the station, ‘PERSONAL.—Miss Mamie Hammer, accompante by Miss Ida Minnix, lert to-day tor led brief visit to Lancaster, Pa.—The John Shipley arrested for in Washington was not place.——Rev. Dr, stealing a'diamond Sno. E. of will leav. on Thursday for Litchfleld, Co1 he will for some time be ‘W. Seymour, M. C. the guest of the where ion. E CarTLe MARKET.—The following are the sales of live stock at Drovers’ Rest, D. C., on yesterday: Fifty cattle uy and sold. Best, 4yad%; good, 4 eae; cotminon, S83 Se Seven hun- aig; medium, : dred’and fifty-six sheep and’lambs up, 626 sold. Sheep, 3a4; lambs, 53sa6%~: calves, 58. Fifteen cows and calves, $25 to ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDI M.—Great Falls, tem ving Uon, 36; distribut of the Richmond, clubs brought some V1 year the all sources $94,972.7: ‘there were $7,045.13 7.46, Dut Gniscd'"and tax sales ‘works Queen street, between and escaped, after hay ‘Nores.— ‘The rear yesterday morning extinguished, with @ has burg.—The steamer the city received trom ol or WATER ar 7 A. 81; condition, 36; ‘84; condition at ; “apes regervoir, tem] condition at influent gate house eflluent gate house, 36. High u day at 7:50 & m., low tide at Bal oe Reported for Taz Evexrxe Sra. ‘Tae Fours oF Jur. 82; temperature, #2 in the river to- pm ‘The regatta here swal- lowed up all other celebrations of the Fourth of duly, and it is believed that fewer persons left the city on pic-nics, #c., than on any former Fourth of July within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Business, except as pertalns to holidays, confec- Uoneries, restaurants, &c., Was entirely and the whole town moved eastward to the river Dank to witness the sport. ‘The crowd in town, ex- cept at the riverside, Was not great. ‘The friénds Petersburg ‘suspended, and Fredericksburg ‘The crowd that came with the Potomacs and the Analostans from the District was very large, the river, went back by the up into town. ‘There was a little disorder, but the police made prompt arrests and kept things quiet. Some Money Deratta.—Dut but mostly came by er, and did notcome the last fiscal corporation of Alexandria received trom and paid out$100,760.88. As the treasury at the open- ‘Washi ing of the year the fact that the outgo excseded the Income by over $5,000 occasioned no deficit, Dut the city‘entered the new fiscal Year with only Gurren Year brought in pos. "During to yeat current Year broug! ear back taxes compromised in the refund of taxes, “taxes compro- $046.13 was paid ‘out. The gas works, which has heretotore always paid net into the city’s preeary tee, $5,000 to $7,000, paid this year $3,036.87. Last year these aid over into the treasury $5,152.45. The city collected about #2,000 rents.” Last year about $3,000 was paid in for rents. A Smoorine Arrate.—During a renconter_on and Columbus, Streets last night, between two brothers, Beale and Geo, ‘Lomax, ‘colored, ‘Lomax shot “Geo. Boule inflicted a serious wound. Mr. Jas. Hammersley’s house, on Henry and Cameron soon after 7 o'clock, an Out the tire departinent, but the flames were soon caught fire called slight loss—The District {nternal revéaue office which controls this city, been removed from Staunton to Lynch: ‘Law has been re- palred at the ship-yard, here ‘The “Tontine” Femains closed. Mr. J... E. Movoney, who took ‘the house on the 1st of April and departed early on the 2d of July, has not returned ——The elec- Uon of the police’'and of the minor offices of the corporation will take place this month. Buffalo BUl’s Wife. ‘Washington Special to the New York World. While Buffafo Bul has"been associating with crowned heads in London, a few residents of this city, who knew the pretty girl of Capitol Hill who married Col. Whitely, of Kentucky, was left a young widow by bis death and was married to Mr. Cody, have recalled this episode of the dashing handsome Waitely nis uated with her in celebrated widow it, We "8 career. After the death of Col. loyment in daring and thrilling ever attempted by man. His origina intention was to send the balloon up 2,000 feet and hola it ‘the jump from that. down the balloon ive by a and By _& Zope 3 3 E ge make altist: i i H i RHE FREE i file for the great principles set forth In the Declaration of Ind dence, the equality of men and the right of the people to govern them~ selves. In other words, for the principle that all powers of government depend on (he consent of the governed. “These principles our father naite tained. Yoursisa uniform that carries us back to times when our people made sacrifices of blood, and treasure fora cause that was dear to them, My father bore arms in Ual war, and my wite’s grandfather was also a soldier of the Revolution, our uniform 18 therefore, dear to Uhe hearts of Telegrams to The Star. GLADSONE’S COMING CAMPAIGN Harocourt’s Bitter Attack on Goschen Doth of uA We May nol dwell on the subject, yet We cannot avold reminding ourselves that you— through four Feare tress the men of Gis generw of strife and sacrifice of blood and ure sought to maintain the great pri Of the Declaration of Independence and’ the stitution of thel nited Stat hus justly said, U SENATOR CULLOM ON LABOR. Jefferson Davis’ Fourth of July. | ist you our for thers a In conclusion Mi ——_ tals for the av Mrs, Davis, although A TOWN SWEPT AWAY BY FIRE, | rita ner couch to merive them a prectation of the honor, ‘The ———— guests, after pending @ pleasant day at Beauvais, returned to U elt A PARLIAMENTARY DUEL. Harcourt Administers a scathing ‘Tongue-Lashing to Goschen. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tax: Evextno Stan. Lonpox, July 5.—In parliament last night there ‘Was a tremendous duel between Goschen and Har- court, in which the former received the severest handling that has fallen anybody for some time. Goschen began by attacking Morley, declaring With quite unnecessary pompousness, “If the SAYBROOK, 11, July 5.—Nenator Cullom deliv. ered the Fourth of July oration here before a lange audience. Oncoming down to the questions of the Present, he said, in part: This country has been called the land Of the free and the asyiuin of Uo oppressed. So tt has beon, so its now, bul it is nol and should not be allowed to be the @umping charge of obstruction, with the connivance of the | ground f aupers ana criminals of other front opposition bench, has not been made, I wilt | Land has come When the bars of nid be make 14” He screamingly extolied the queen's | {such tinposition, Personal service to the country and empire in the | done bet We invite cause of unionism, and vehemently changed the eh on ’ 2 poe Wis.) apes ng. lead pod Citizens who can care Tor themselves apd Will lit ane ee ane eee for Ube up-buliding of good government. But we Tesponsibile duty by negie: ting to support the ex- ecutive in its huge task In Ireland, which day by day was becoming more difficult. Harcourt bounded to the table, flung his hat upon it, and Opposed Goschen in Scathing language. It was for Tugittves from justice, for rs, or lawless classes of any ch: We talk about protection of human indastey an home Labor, yet, home rallzed, eanttiot be prot meet, he said, that the sneaking ianguage they | pores of entry ate pete had Just he should come from a convert. He | sands of persons se ere by other countries to charged Goschen with always speaking ti the | lighten their ens Immigration should Spirit of @ deserter, “You have gone from the | not be stopped, but it should be regulated, and bench,” he said, “a ‘deserter. We Will take care | so regulated that theelghteen million persons now You do not return to it a 5] py... At this thrust eve. | in this country engaged in gainful occupations witnesses state that Goschen’s sallow face turned | should not be tlirown out of employment or forced green, Harcourt couciuded by describing Goschen | to accept wages Which Wi port theta atid ‘as having danced the death dance of the govern- thelr families and give them a falt chance in ment, the race of life. One of the great problems Of the day is the labor problem. It ts not & party question, 1t is a problem demanding the reatest wisdotn and the highest statestnarshl Every laboring man should have his reasonsblo share of the profits of athe questions arising between empl et west labor and capital, shc the bast of right. The condition that has existed for tue from the Irish office, signed “A. J. B."—Balfour's | last few years should not be allowed tecontinue initials—states that £317,000 were spent from ey eee veor phi all combined 1870 to 1885 in relieving distress in five unions in | funda remedy for existing evils” Met Wust Le Mayo and Galway, the total population of which | and they must let live, and if employers and em. amounts to 156,000. This is instructive, for in | ployed Would feel the force of the obligation that these very unions plans of campaign have been | Dore promt to ull concerned The pepe. ut te put in operation five times because the landlords (eer Pron te ere tanned crore than tive Faluce imprecrnted 2s tleves for endeavoring to | Fations. ‘The senator also gave Mls Stews upon te soul bas received over two pounds charity in six | lus=mstate commerce law in much the sale forma years. Three more eviction cainpaings begin in | ## before the g1 —_— Ireland to-day, and preparations for resistance General Foreign News. have been made, A force of soldiersis on the spot. ceetinie tah @pvebiamat. e os Genii ‘ NpOx, July 3.—The Post this morning renews: GLADSTONE’S COMING CAMPAIGN, | Loses ju sete Mobjectet bers of Unelr rights, “The gov ‘The Liberals Euthusiastic and the ey partly to blame for th reat Leader Pugnacions. business. For months the government has confis Special Cable Dispatch to Tux EvEx.xo Sai cated private Tights without wUlizing the time Loxpon, July 5.—The tremendous victory at | thus ottained. A commission of judges: uy ‘Spalding, where one voter in seven has changed j Irish cases 1s not needed. The Uberal unionists: ‘his mind since last election, has infused new anc | Must accept more responsibility.” much-needed spirit into the liberal party. A man who was dining with Gladstone last night tells me that the latter is in most pugnacious spirits. Schandhorst informs me that the wiater campaign in England is to be conducted with great rigor. He himself is about to lay in a stock of energy in Switzerland for this purpose. Probably a public statement of the funds of the party will be mate for the first time, and a vigurous appeal be issu: a for a large sum. ‘The contest in North Paddingto a is being fought with the greatest ent , althoug. t ‘the election of a tory is certain, the Liberal offsei being only to reduce the majority of 500 at tue general election. Ss An Improvement im English Markets, Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Eventne Stan. Lonpon, July 5.—The markets show sigus of in- ——— RELIEF FUNDS AND RENTS. Imstructive Statisucs Issued To-day from the Irish Office. Special Cable Dispatch to Tar Evexrxe Stan, Lonpox, July 5.—A memorandum issued to-day pt amet,” -The sobranje met yesterday and elected M. Tontchem, M. Stambulofl’s nowle nee, president of that body. MURDER BY TRE Ww Lownox, July 5.—A man st been arrested In murders, three great robberies, and numerous in his possession a program for tho murder of eighty of the richest inhabitants of Moravia. He had several accomplices, some of Whom have been arrested. Warerrows, N. 5.—In this city I eventog a portion of the Fourth of July fireworks E which had been placed it. position for Are Ing, accidentally became ignited by sparks from a. rocket and a big explosion followed. Four men om creasing acti the stand at the time were Injured ether by. fall~ ngewe ET Ing from the . and or being an by the . soave, Gambre! Nleged Murdererv-on Trial, | J.J. Brazier had an arm and hip broken by fall- Ey TUS. Tho ease of Harntivon, | Hig twelve fret to the etme paises Toomer en Eubanks and Albrecht for the murder of Gambreli | #¥ 2m broken ane te = the neck and face. ‘Thomas Ambrose and Leonard Lawton were each burned on the arins and body. All the injured will recov was called yesterday. The defense filed a motion Yo quash the Indictment, because of irregularities iu Ube form of the indictment. The 1action was ——— overruled by the court, The continuance of Use case to the January term was asked for by the de- A Miner's grey acre je Tense, owing to the condition of the public mind. | Cutcaco, July &—A Times spoctal trom ng: ‘The State objected to continuance, but asked ior a | Bam, Ala., says: Yesterday at Coalburg, change of venue for the same cause, ‘The defense | Mining settlement ten tiles from this city, James objected to change of venue if the case was not | Chastine and Hugh Boyd, two of the operatives, gontinued and that point was debated at lengu:. | Belng in liquor, a difficulty was Cerny clr nen ‘The court took no action, giving the defense ‘ti i | thew by a diffrence on some matter of mili, Lo-day to produce good ‘and suMictent cause tor | Skill and Bord slappe ne. Thi the objections taken to the motiow by the Stap>| thereupon Went home and gota gun, loaded tt With buckshot and cat Out of a house into which he hin throw up lils hands and empiaed the shot into his body, killing hus ‘The settlement: st much see yo a ~ ; 4 — 5.—For the Fourth of July ) drew to a good posit ding his g celebration’ yesterday, Portland undertook and j Kept all cowers at bay : successfully darriea oat an unprecedented feat a gave himself up to a deputy shoritf. @ Way of fire-works. It was no less than the = itumiaduion of the summit of Mt. Hood, the tall- Killed by a Gas-Pipe Cannon. est snow-covered peak in Oregon, 12,720 feet high. | Cmrcago, July 5.—A speclal from Columbus, ‘This was done at exactly 11-30 last nycht, and the | Oho, says: Three boys ‘upacanuon made ht Was plainly seen in tis city, a distance of | of gas pipe, loaded It with ten drams of powd fifty-one miles in a straight line. The tlluminating | and fired it o1 nt Was one hundred pounds ordiuury red tire. | ings and struck Elisha Meacham, a delegate in the ‘The task was accomplished by Wm. G. Steel, alo- | Knights of Labor parade, tearing Unrough bis cal explorer of some note, assisted by Nelson W. | mouth and producing almost tustanut death. Durbam, of the staff of the Gregunian, and five ————$_—— others. | The party ieft here Friday morning last | @me Hundred and Nineteen Arrests. and camped Saturday night at the snow’ line. Sis Ske ease eae gues ‘wotmaa “ee bee From there to the suinmit the journey was made | THAT Ts THe Metin IE POLICE COURT so-bats rdice in others where steps had wo becut wits hatchets | During the owenty-four hoursending at Sovlock and two’ dangerous crevasses crossed. Besides, | this morning the police made oue hundred and bee ped apne Hie Lwenty pounds of | nineteen arrests, of which twenty-five were for red fre cach, i addition Uo yhelr blunicets: The | intoxication. ‘There were only wine arrests of the party toremain on the summit all night. in | persons for celebrating the day by setting off ex- order to touch off the fire. ‘This, of course, they | plosives, but more than half of the arrests were must have done, and it is the first ume that a hu- | caused by persons celebrating Ube day by drinking than being has spent a night on the summit of the | rym, Tits morning the “van” made three trips to Mountain. The illumination was also seen in | the Police Court, aud carried forty-eight prisoners, eastern Oregon at a distance of seventy-five miles. | thirteen of them being females. Upon arriving ab ‘The party will begin the descent of the mountain | the court-house the tale prisoners were placed fin ‘his morning. the two dark cells, and in the absence of enough cell room Une wouen seats along tne corridor. AS the tal they were compelled to pass through Ui where the females were awaiting trial, prisoner would pass the ‘n would have some Uilng to say, and they enjoyed themselves. as much for change of venu‘ ee Mluminating o Mountain. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATED ON A GRAND SCALE IN ‘The weapon tore from its fasten ——— A Town Burned Up. THE TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION DONE BY FIREWORKS Prensncno, Pa, July 5.—A special from Erte, says the town of Clarendon in. the upper i country andon the Philadeiphia and Erie Rail. | .\5if they bid been out on a plc-nic. Most of the foud, Was almost, wiped. out ‘by a conflagration | prisoners were Drought up es of drunk last hight, Over 100 business hous28 and dwellings, | a.2d disorderiy, and fues of 5 and $10 were tm- 4 jovel, 1 ‘sed tn such cases, and very few of the fines were: postotige, were. consarhed wotore Loci tine | paid, Wan. Boyle’ and ‘Salvador Demaren were Inorning, and the flames were stil! spreading. The | ¢ai.\ed for off firecrackers, and tiey fF ‘tows had no fire department, and people were ee sage bg een aes ae compelled to fight the flames with buckets of ing & poe banat — ‘Street, and a similar fine Was imposed. Henry gonnsin, colored, Was charged With a siinilar of- Tense, inut it being shown that he put pieces of iron Wife im the cannon, the Judge raised Uke ue te past: week te food inspectors of the wealth bepartanent condemued 1,131 pounds of meat, 1634 St apples 53 quarts of berries, 43 waterinclons, 18 pineappics, 13° bunches Deets, 52 bunches of radisues, 105 Yunches of rhubarb, 340 head of lettuce, '387 cabbage, 405 cymblings, 387 cucumbers. ‘MARINE PRODUCTS. Inspector Harris of marine pro- Spast week shows the arrival of 140 ‘Che (past wook there were 578 nulsanees to the health department and 406 of I ee ie tH # i L Hl England 2; i t [ i i ii i : 4 ! i | lu i ; i LS Re Se SSE ee Sey teneres St