Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1887, Page 1

MURDERING THE CHINESE, Ghasuly Evidence of a Massacre Float: the Snake River. ing tt Cmcado, July 7.—A Portland, Ore, spectal says; Recent reports from Idaho Territory are to the offect that a number of Chineso mining campe soattered along the Snake Kiver lave been raided, there ary from Afty to sixty m side of the Snake River, ah miles above Lewiston, and from the many mutle lated remains that have floated down the river 1€ fs expected either Indians or whttes h camp ats muntersd most if not all Every few days Doties havo boon Indged in the stream and tnt remains were found to have been " generat trap m ts the mu whites who kill th THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAK F y Borthwest Corser Penasyir The Evening Star Newspaper & H. KAUFFYANN, revs y kntered st the Post Odice at Waahin Beond-claes mail matter.) asian aca! ‘Tue Wrrxty Srau_pnbiishet on Friday—s1 o Year. postage prepail. Six months, Secon pie All mail mubeeriptions mont te paid in advances orale : — amen jen + golddust, The tates mane = D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1887. TWO CENTS, __| cuss rsiaents of tewncton, td “Terrors, —————_—_—_—X — — — —_— = er rn oa nhes Meveaien ape Ot the yngees 2 SIONS, PIC-NICS, &e.| SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, OF AROS ANDTHE OREICES, OBJECT TO BEING PISARNED. /Tolegrams to The Star. the matte re sae PAYRENC SION GERSON Lot — OFFICE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD SPU: GovensweNt ReczIPTs To-pay.—Internal reve- | APPOIntments, Promotions and Resig-| The National Rifles and O14 Guard 2 regard ra. Teatiis leave 415 pm and 5 15 p Op. Tickets, 91. Chikiren under Wasit 'erox Inne 30, 1887. Th TSA9 Walter nue, $238,471; customs, $900,040. mations in the Interior Department. don’t want to give up their Guns, Notice ts hereby given that the annual meeting of | Goods and Carpet busiies commenced the D1 7th st. Tn 187 fart to aise mn, to mal resis batt Disses | peeree vei djliiciste a nwieetn | | Cuouzna ar Pazzaoto.—The Talted states eon- | ,, THe {owing oMctal changes have been made | REPEEsENTATIVES oF Tie Two OnoaNrzavions cat |QHINESE MASSACRED IN IDAHO, | i: rts or tie hone id nats. - . supe will be held at thus office, on WED- | his. store, poutinned for ye Sears, under the | sui at Palermo has telegraphed to the Department | 12 the Department of the Interior: UPON THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO REQUEST A SUS- vatis that t fs an ong f antle ¥ aeRT Ex Ta Lee 9S GEORGE W. SON, rea.” INfd. the hrm waeaieecved | of State that two deaths, believed to. havo been | _OMce of Indian Affatrs—TResignation: Jos Town- | PENSION OF THE ORDER, — Monkoltaa vigile acer mutuliag OONLIGHT EXCURSION. WILSON, Si 1&1 tied up, the said Oliver P. | caused by cholera, occurred there yesterday, ‘send, of Tennessee, copyist at $900. 7 4 rion, B\ om = =| > a ow e Y Ye i 0 Cay ster ant . EL B. Hi alle m the Ss _ 1" new and thernuzhly equipped ste P 1 HAVE TRAX FORMED A cO- | Quttn” ling out his interest to the said W. W. Bur- rier) Ratainia Have Ueea GaueTal (oes sna, General Land Omce—Resignatio ino. P, Smart, Priest om THIS TaUEAIG) AB seg enbed Ohio Democrats Call for Thurman Damaged by Prouth and Chinch Rugs Bishop will leave Steplenson’s Wharf. £ und extennve experience itt Alle aid feuecg | ‘The business has been continued from 1879, to the Rae . ink of District of Columbla, clerk at $1 that the order requiring the National Rifles to = Pact 7.8 very wed sereet at 7 o'clock p. my SATURDAY, JULY 9, | pinta ean ees mend ia ath roanie ete: vw Walter W. Burdette trading | tng, Minn,, for assiznment to the 1st cavalry. ooh Gpsion, OMloe Appointments under the ctvtl | turn re thek has ae Washington Cadet =. comin frm Sout orn Minna alent damn 60 anes een pon lee ogt Y Bunletishas her the solenropetcr, || Tae Disraicr Natiovat. Gcanp.—The President | SeF¥ice Tules: Georze C. Loomls of 1linols special | (UR over th jed forthe present. The| A NIGHT OF TERROR DEBEC, | Wirac crop is baliy tujured tn spits, and walle FIFIY MILES DOWN THE POTOMAG AND RE- mlgework.” SB Hf clans aunt =. W Buran € CO. | eoday fesued the commissions to the seal ome | Ceaser, ae Bl Harry E. Lineaweaver, of | Corps to-day, be suspended for the present. GHT 0} OR IN QUEBEC. | wiih crop is badly tajured ta. spits, ylvanta, copyist at $900." Promotion: Miss | request was made 1n view of the fact that the th Fare, cents, due “W.W. Burdeite & Co.” inust be aera Clie State will be fully up to 5 ud | of the District National Guard, as named tn Tues- | Mary Snowden, of New Jersey, $000 to $1,000. Rifles are now preparing for the Chicago drill and —————— Ue averages f in Mower, Elinor, NTLLS AND TILES. at the earliest possible fas the said W. W. Burdette | day's Stax. All the staff of Geological Survey — Appointments ‘on the 5s ¢, and Renviie Counties will te h . Chines, ‘Vickets for sale at the wharf. Tes, Tee 3 § A he staf oMcers will have the |. gies Z s + the Richmond drill later, and to be deprived of ; * tursare Gnaroying the nore th ti < and IRs HENRY BR 97 © treet nurthwe = WALTER W. puRDETTE, | Tink of major except ti Tate Sioa Oe CARD, WOO | MMe valny ACRE AT gt oo EN Go thetr arms would necessitate thelr giving up these | BUlgaria Chooses a New King. Uhat crop WAL be shortened considerabis. Da the HE WITT oe DART omy | Soe Be District of Columbla, topographer at $1,200; Wm. | trips. ‘The Washington Cadets will not need the a central and northern i we Slate the . poxrap ——— - NOOSIGHT EXCURSION. | = JOHNSTON & LIBRE: ee ee Bieta toni emule |, AAVAH Onnens.—Assistant Engineer E.'T. War- | Kramer, of Massachusetts, assistant topoxrapher | extra guns until full, and the committee urged crops are all right, Cropsin Dakota are doing a NDAY EVENING. JULY (Successors to Cartwright & Johnston), cata tur ihe funeral ut our Deceased Birvtivs, | DUttON, ordered to examination for promotion, | #40; John B. Rogers ot Towa, draughtsman at | taut toate ne eens ee omamalttee “ured | yy Yacht Raco Off Sandy Hook. | We evers whi : . re stramier Corcoran. at i oct HAS GEACTURERS OF LIME > Se tnents forthe taneral ot our Decensod Hever, | DuTtOn, ordered to examination for promotion. = z i = A > ‘ gnartette, “Tickets BU ce ap20-dm kilns and Ofice: 1039 hth at. mow. | Ghaxvanee Corrie, z s i. ; detached trom the Naval | "Promotions in the temporary force: Draughts.| then would inconvenience nobody an The Uriah Stnte Question, ss —— ——=—=—=" ‘2 ESE ae “Ry and ontered to the Ossipe, Hieut. Geo. | mens Harry King, ot District of Columbla, $1,000 | Would be a favor to. them, They made Grxsttes XT IRHLUNTIUN AT THE ACTION OP SXCURSION FosTTONED. TXLCITRSIONS <TED TO EXCHANGE, ABLE | A. Cathoun, detict cin the New York navy- | wo gi.4oo; De Luncey W. Gill, ot South Carolina, |the point that. the Rifles hase - not bc : Chat comisstow, “4 the inclemency of the weath se went EXCURSION S~ puiidine Lot tora Dwellinz House of seven | yard and ordered to the Atlanne x q S seme = 3 AN THE OHIO DEMOCRACY. T.—An address to the pub. xenreion to Glymon ‘the Ss ON CYCL 2: — el “5 of Meath, a = = £1,400 to. $1,600; John H. ‘Klemroth, of South | final Tetu: tw Jo the — District ro ty ed reed CEN nol Fhe SLE URE CAL —— —— Crelehtroanis weat Of tl: and south of Gk rw, “Ture Bioycue Rrogus ane RiGHT in objecting to | Cs"lina, $1300 to $1,400; Malcolm A. Cudiipp and | National Guard, but are dectrous of ewwalting tone | by Atnerioans, expressing wlll, be published Tecteta nw ssid will be | (YO TO RIVER VIEW we SARE RIGHT tn objecting t0 | Frederick W. von Dachenhaucen, Doth of District | gresslowae ei ie ee ae gt COR | econ ot mayors ott tak geod at such time or money refunded ewitccee Cartas Pe experienc 8 on thelr Wheels at night,” sald | of Columbia, $720 to #840; Frank’Sutton, of Penn. | Ing a decision, ‘tlhe Seretars thew te eee \« van their AuSWor given yestentay ta _it in MEE EEB._ feo tis see COASTING TRACK, "all 5 Sn ©xperienced naval officer to-day toa Star re- | s¥lvanta, $720 to $900. 'Topographers: Willard | the matter iuto Immediate consideration, and to | Ot the Flag Order. Bton ate tea deena aitmeae aarhentn Orem QEECTAL STEX JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR er —s <a t to call for same Dore. cy the same principal holds good in navi- | D- Johnson, of District of Columbla, $1,600 to | grant the request If found practicable. He subse- | Special Dispatch to Tax Evestso Stan To beso salu of edtaitting to tho overs ae Colonkal Be Bax Roce: Ba Roz: 30 days. Mra. De SCHL AAtNE ships at sea. No light must interfere by | $1,800; Abuer F. Dunnington, of District of | quently conferred with General Benét, chiet of | Cortwses, Outo, July phar tee weeks from | th rig phn PUREe poktees am Gene. 3 Dyeing and Cleatsing Establishment, 709 L its glare with the guidance of a vessel, and itis | Columbla; Eugene Richsecker, of New orks | Ordnance, and Gen. Ordway about the iatter. | tne time of holding the deme-rath, rlsmen retin yg egg ding VP address 7th aud Sth sts. nw. the same way With a. Dleycle oF sods 8 | Louts ©, Flevcher, of Pac Ernst W.F. Watters 0 Capt, Oyster 1s in receipt of a polite communica. struction. Sty a a that Isto 0 u Steered in an irregular course. With | Massachusetts; Frank rats ane ‘THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE! Bee NE PLACE EX? i ‘weedy, of New York, ‘and | tion from Maj. Fleetwood, commanding the Cadet | WOR, And at the present hour tt cannot be fore= | sis by thnsluees re 1.000. to start in Was m8, a locomotive itis differen tke : Charles H. Fitch, of New Mexico, $1,400 to $1,600. | Corps, informing him that the quartermaster of | Shadowed with any degree of cornsetness who Will | t0 protest to Lue G nut aud the peste cash Office bixsineas; Httle compeution: with or with: | to a certaln direction, andit 13 necessary to mare | 44s. A. Maller, of District of Columbine Herre i | Hoe Cadets Willeall atthe Rifles) armors for the head the gubernatorial ticket, Hon, Shen, | aie sate aeatne Gean conse Salt Water Bathing! of investor. Highest reterenees furnished. | the track infront lighted a3 Well as posal blo: Blair of Kentucky; Harry L. Baldwin, Jr, of | armsit they are tobe turned over tmmentatels, |p poweit of Delaware County, Is probably the | SMTA ciate te ee * x 118, Philadelphia, Pa. Jy Posall i . . coun P places on. Th Pat Anges F RLAYENS P GET | Tux Have Houtbay at ra Go Panvr.| of Coluubia: $1,200 toa dao. Memfine Hackett of | mareby preventing the necessity of the HUES | Oy vowed ‘cunilato for the dnnine wees coe {a tarsom Men. Public morte ate jing! Crabbing! Boating! = DAY AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINT- 200 to $1,400. Meri ett, of | making the transfer. ‘ andidate for the honor to be cous | held bers and the Torrite Fishing! ing! ing’ Se ECR ING OFFIcE.—A committee of the employes of the | Hlinols; Win. J. Peters. of Callfornla; Redick’ H. | “The Did Guat Capt. Edgar, and Messrs. Vinal, | ferred by the convention, luis nomination is not by | Auerk n thts subjert, Guxxosr, ie Antancis Nevat Aeeieey et Jy6-2t" lic Printer Benedtct yesterday, at his request, in | Kansas, "and Kobert’ C. Mckinney, of Virginia, Of War to-day (0 request lonieneh ia tie seattenat | COUNLY and township tn Olio, trom all tho old-| gyre Neti citi or gienee Causts GURAG See Magnificent Restaurant. Cuisine Unsurpassed. | TAG | day wienout rag nnerter & Saturday halt nou | $1,000 to $1,200,’ Edward c. Barnard, of Nqw | giving up ter ares eee Wate ced ae het | tmers a united call for Hon, Aiten Thurman to ty7 Ain: broke out about rata ght EXCURSION SEASON OPENS JULY 9. aed 1d | day without pay should he made the rule of the | York, $900 t0'1-c00r Guard are the only two military organizations that | Come out of retirement. and permit his nam Sheer NaS barracks At te chine eee Yih iid Cecaptciis took Stina Aearmenicata of sit Bin ipokees fraternal iovitats iy order Weak. | Sraseaag (he Hot weather, but the differences | "Assistant. toographers—Geo, ‘T. Hawkins, of | have lose teas ack a ey or antz AO Y a | before the people of the State. ‘There 1s.a demand, | 1 MEht at the Barracks at the citadel abd oa ee ‘The Gravity Road. sweet C'¥. SHERELL Secretary. | a4 to whether the tine low soar ae ode ae Teunines Of Couuertieuts binned Peck, | {ulureto Jolu the newly-orgunized National Guard. | strong and tenacious amone’ the deusratie ete | Cua EAT in the vate Boe ea E ier the time lost sic : edimund T. Perkins em ego i P Fare for the round trip, <e=> THE GRAPHOPHONE. working exire hours, aan when the extra time | of Kentucky Lawrence ‘Thompson, of Colona ‘THE PRESIDENT AND THE G. A. BR. see for a square-up contest between one of ri ioonel a Myer eee re pgedlnnd . Sapa should be pi re not reconelled and no con- | Robt. L. Longstree:, of Georgia, ‘and Wi. i = 2 * | thelr favorites and a straight and able republtcan, | Fraching the maazine, ‘The ‘ ; @. ei. és. 82 8l. et 8h Lene Che hanes Wigs ment wscttificates, laened ‘by | clusion was reached. Mr. Benedict thinks there | Lovell, of Mutaetesetny ee ead tact = se es Contrul this mornin tetore it Reached. te macae fos on the bia No Change of Care. Fast Trains. Poole ret iene ahaa great Made fo ake up me lost vue, | ard Sc “rowaon, of “Virgima, ‘an” lenny | Mr, Cleveland will not go to St. Lonmin | AMR MNS In demand by the veterans wn Sectastal 38 the tavey cane sor eee Satine, Bathing an Graph S the total 10 e for the eight weeks would |.” Smyth," ot west Virginia, — $x40 yoeare Gceee or ee tie " ictnated tn avalry st : ee re en Splendid Coaches, Week Days and Sundays, sia" pot yreentation of the mse de qgeunt Co quiy three duys. The branch oMiees £0 $1,000. Ciltord Arrick. af District ot Coluntoin, atiet ithe Sacmmbarcat, rhradetich Nemerpeia yelping turn | sts horses were burns ody gro a vate ait Dancing on Boat and Gronnds. idehdumwe at the obice of the Colmpanys Hoo e Included in this arrangement, eC hte ae ees ne st rt 14 sald to have Deen msi gk Dara Bhat leaves bez wart fot ot Forechedulecf trains oo B&O, advertinment, “135, Giover aus” Ouro! [he Comfany, Hoom | WHE nOE| an re | ean ae ae ean Solty ANT HNGB. | > =e aces WT ART SOR Pw A ction SOLAN Uurough sidlirul wine ine mid nice aut Yee seen nee eae Sse appointed the following post- |G, Van Hook, of District of Columbia, Win. J.| op Tae EXECUTIVE OFFICE AGAINST INSEL. stood defeat yea ep wi and refitted, and is now ready for guests. and Van H. ning, Jr. in such = WASHINGTON GAS STOCK INTARGE on | @2StTS 1m Virginia: Miss W. C. Clatborne, Al- | O'Connell, of New Yor fehange: quantities of pwr ard Be misiracnes tone oon ieee Eon w f lain that with ML a place where hinge quantities of powder and zama, Franklin County; Henty B, Groseclose, | Of Mississippi, $720 to’s40. Wm. H. Herron, of ees thing to gain and not | stored, should nov tinve beeen tubsrato. an tisveos pely at Company's ND, sn, President, Drivilewes aidjusted. Hurk’s Garden, Tazewell County: Richard. Holt | HUNOIS, and Hersey. Munroe, of Fiorida, $000 to | ‘The President sentto Mayor Francts, ott. touts, | Mit 9 £4tn and woiti story shld not havin totaled” AN ne iy at Comp af H. L. BOND, sn., yo-10t LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. Grantland, Henrico County; “Wim. H. Farinbolt, ae Pa Senter eras chairman of the citizens’ comunittee, the following | safe to assume that any new seek thelr ho ntl o'clock Unis morning, The Sie y f Fore THE (ANTIPHONE, OR Ean | Sota! Counts Enos. G.Gibson. Oak | ieta- Cheese Vuite, of New York 31 letter, dated July 4: 4S not thelr choice, and 4 most Intense alarm prevatled throughout the Stearn W. W. Coxcors Je24-3m GEO. R_ WEBB, General Agent. Iacigea quiet for Mindegts eats se ounty Geo. W. SanK1D, Peas | Te cae BM toe or Olio, #1400 cog io08; | MY'Deaw Sin: When T recetved the extremely pation of an amateur the c MUU! the fire was foe Choromehly ei Baia pres a jl SEausuins ln eae TOUT TOE ae eed ents | Berry Win. it, Wilkins: Wititgton: | Kobert 7. Hill, of Texas, 900. to $1200. Steno: | Cordial and gratifying invitation from the citizens aah api Atone tine there were fully AK its AMUSEMENTS Opposite Patent Office: ‘Me Ross’, | Princé William County. Faphers: Philip C. Warman, of New Jersey, $1,400 | of St. Louls, tendered by a number of her repre | THE QURSTION OF ak. TUCeMAN'S AccerTANCR. — | {ud clilldren Walking alvoul The str —— to $1,600, and Win. F. Morsell, of Maryland, $1:200 | sentative men, to visit that city during the Na. |, Bt Would Mr, Thurman ac Made thelr way the | surroundis aud CISSEL'S and MAJOR: 7 1 $1.2 ie tr, in “3 “and carts and on, foot, RNAN'S THEATER AND SUMMER ‘Those woo Leave THE Crry during the sum. | to$1,400. Transferred to permanent force, Wm. : = . 9. | 1f tendered him? ‘This is the [Bins enn i ke eee: aft the above. de pe MOO ee ay ae RGSS BEmovaL length of time, and the address changed as often | 0M $1,000 to g1,200, the snbeptenceeran iuskauon mai tat organi. | Mususre signified that b | Retaiaps twos! aanitest along Champlain strewt. st Next Week—MIK. Pntire New Oo. JY? s as destred, ‘The subse . ; - | public iife or lake an cht under the great fortress, as Kewas kun ea id Tuiiches served. _ Next Week—MIRADU— Entire New Olio. Jy7__ pall imadvade Subscription must be invariably ‘The City Postmastership. , | zation to the same effect, and had considered the | intains, -A very close and coutidertid triad ot ates Jthat a great quantity of powder was ‘stored Fare, Kound Trip aS E: EW NATIONAL THEATER. —_ = a THE PRESIDENT MERELY Day ee ACTION AT AN | pleasure tt would afford me, if 1¢ should be posst- | Thurman, 1n referring to the likelitivund of tue therein, When, therefore, eeveral explosions 4 FIA Ge sp Pais AND cap FITZGERALD'S OPERA COMPANY. EQUITABLE C. B. ASSOCIATION. ERSONAL.—Senators Vest, Allison, and Don LY DAY. ble, to meet not only the members of the Grand | Yention hominsting the old statesman, Says: | eurr lat mblubeht. tee poopie held thelr brea Bridge. _Steam Packet EXCEL regular VENING : fi : vith the gov ‘The Prestdent has not yet called for the papers | > “From all T can gather from conversations on tlie | and sought the best shelter avaliable, ‘The erawd serra a AvSand | EVERY EVENING this Week and SATURDAY The Equitable Co-Operative Building Associa- eee With the governor of Montana, leaves, | | The Pivelent has n aoe a postmasterof the | ATIMY of the Republic, Dut the people of St. Louis subject, I am inclined to the option that up to | on te gloisand on the hill beading to the Citadel FiIDays siterba: aves Hist NEE tion has removed its office to the “EQUITABLE | Paul today on a pleasure trip to Alaska:—T. p, | 12 coum es and other cities in the West, which the occasion | the Unie the flag order was Issued the friends of | yinde a terrioie rash down. tlie Mill UL they got tid Gaal ste. Sino ome rund Gilbert & Sullivan's BUILDING leet Hoxses, Hon, ©. €. Woolworth of | District and has not offered the position to any- (Goad 3. WATERS PATIENC HAW . . C. chiol: Office hours will be from 9 a.m. to 4:30 pm, | Alban: ‘Mr. Fitzgerald having coutracted for Baltimore this | On ithe first Wednesday in each month the house will be closed until the return of the Fitzgerald | will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock p.n., on which “s K ag Would give an opportunity to visit. The exactions | the Senator were confident that tu the eveut of | where thy supp themarles out of Tank uf an, Scilolas Belt of st; Louts-are at doa. pea Goce ee encaea about the | ot my public duties T felt, to be so uncertain, howe Is nomination and acceptance the demorracy thee damerrote titsiles."Y rin subsided $0 ae ee Dian of Yew Xork 1s | matter at the White House. intimated, Low- | ever. that when first confronted by the delegation | COUld carry Olio by a plurall(y of 20,000 or 2.000, | what wien It ww Uno damage wag % : 2 me . e prelimi: | causes 2 subs Mostons caused u ! Ir s- | ever, that the President ts Ukely to take action in | of which you were the head, T expected todo no | Witch Would be a glorious starter Inv tue prelimi: | equsod, ani tho subs-gtient explosions al oe Monday, July 398 | day advances will be made at 7:30 o'clock p. iNew ya pscntative Mliredge were regis. | the cage at an early day, having some. time ago | nea you were the hes Promise the considera: | BAY battie of Ths. While Mr Thurnuan bein ts | fittie fear, The at's and oMoers* oa es Sal Be eas ot 7-30 ook prea vel Cle aia oe Tee perell | given. exprescion to thé intention of looking | iacpitamiae samt, bromlee tke considers | Ss candidate for any ohiog aie eabaection quarters, st ospitals, and pro Everybody Delighted with the a eo FeO AL A COM Ot Gcreias at the | foto tt shoruiy after tno 1st ot duly. ‘The lise of | prezc ree queen ie teauon. tendered me, and ex | frien and political adviecrs would. have nce | Geet Seka Ce ane ate eee ROLLER COASTER. tion. Arlington.——H. H. Colquitt of Georgia is at the ¢ press the ple Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages | Metropolitan, oF! of the Association are furnished upon application. applicants for the position includes the names of | Lame thereafter: Ik possible, But the sordialivy | Mis acceptance. It Mr. Thurman wrested Oni | sand stand ofsrme were ualajuted, H.W. Fenwick, Jolin Pope Hodnett, Robert Bal, | and sincerity of Your’ presentation, Felaforced Dy | fom the republicans” the year preceding th wo basen bens jy5-Im__ MUSIC IX - are Shas Culver f. Brown, Wi a 3 aw tional cainpaign the State could be clatmaed Genreal Forcign Roun, AMONG THE PRestpENT’s CALLERS today were | Chas Culver, Jas. F. Brown, Win, Dickson, Chas. | the heartiness of the good people who surrounded | Bationa t the a ——— ERY: s a0. J. . F. Lovejoy. fe | With confidence In 18Ss, and would Insure the x ch P+ None oF BATTLE oF BULL REX, THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't, | Assistant Secretary Porter, with Representative. | Sutherland, Pe eee hats oe ae es Fodliag Witch arbor ced Meet ee ream tbe | Gatety of Uhe Hoosier State, which at the prcsett Peg yy ary Brumgenen, Che mae apdoti xt tno blacks south of FeunsyIvaninara JNO. JOY EDSON, Sec'y. Jy2-Im_| elect Phelan, of Tennessee; ex-Senator Grover, of | shortly after the President. assuined. ofice. A spot that I would be with you and the Grand Army | Ute is Somewhat demoratiznd politically: Tu point | HERI. 1ul [Carin ites, Neen, Ee st. wharf, Georgetown, at 9 & bi, and 32 Gyan from 9am. to lu p.m. ay5 eer Togo Of MUssissippl, and John 8. Con- | number of other persons are being pushed for the | OF the iepublic au the tune dest nated, If nothing | Of fact Mr. Cleveland coul lected ‘wILboul | Cnty-seven. Bandepm s Has aA air ee Wiletu ‘i! G; Busts Lawrence Gardner ND Lar. | B&Ppenedin the meantime to absolutély prevent | Nw York | oon mat tne robel-tiagonder will Tom PAPAL NU ons 30 a SS. STEARNS, M.D, HAS REMOVED villett, 'E, G, Davis, Lawrence Gardner, N. D. Lar- | my leaving W: nm, ; »vel-tiag orde » Ey ae Thee Gost boaget FeRereel Tickets, 30 conte: Ore Bans ae Woo Maes <= =- =e sei stlice’ trom 92 F ett] | Appointed by the President. ner, T. J, Luttrell, Barney Swartz, and W. M. Galt. | "Yinmedistely aporthe public announcement ot have a tendency to injure the chances of success | _U Ara tis new papal Duucla, Cordial greetings zo le Islaud avi le President to-day appointed D. M. White, of <perasees a this conclusion expressions emanating from cer- if * - ange E RU: PS vow er ° st certainly; but the question ts whether It wa MER DIXIF RUNS DAILY, WAKING TRIPS = to «1 to2 and gto8 New Hampshire, to be consul at Sherbrooke, An Acting SePeximtendemt, tain important members of the Grand Ariay of the prove fue opinionteenpreased ty onto: THE MISSING NAVAL OFFICER POUND, thot Cussheriza's Goat Bue, foot of ‘TILES, AND FIRE-PLACE FIXTURES SindyeWteloame Gio him | Quebec Pour ASGRTANT ENGINEER TOBIN APTOINTED 48\ Tero. | Republic, and increasing in voluipe and virulence, | will prove fatal, The optolon tx expressed by care: | 5 SUE MISSING NATAL OFFICER POUND. x fman’s Landiuw. Table ee BOUE EHOTED a soe. EAST SUSUEISO OF Gree esr gS TnriRa | ConstriCe Te £0 FOv1E¥ AY) SCCSICRIICN Ot ee eee eee eee ee eee Le seas ak Dike Landi |" | Has been selected and arranged with care tomeet the | Fw 3 Mel. DODSON HAS REMOVED TO ‘The Tea Farm Abandoned. Upon the recommendation of the Secretaries of | Invitations: The expressions referred to goto the | {ME Ag Onder Las dumped upon tie tio deaio. rrlously disappeared after beng sea in the Siidttn Tee Peseta they gop | Mtiatle wante of Washington purchasers, and our | Sliere he will give prompt aticuilon to all business | gu puorentY me cecnn Green een ovmn | State and War the President to-day appointed | een ot eae aa und Oe a unwreloome | Aghting chance against the rrpubllceis, & catoe gure Marwiliss’tas tou Sets ate Hs Woe Seapine 2a aon ee = ‘ x0 1s OwnEe, Passo Ascistant Engineer John 4. Tobin to be |camment. ‘This statement is based, aswell a9 | “uunecinercanduiate would insures | MevodltoBbosafetn sirusets, ; a for leas desirable selections, | SA A eo eee eS Norman J. Colman, the Commissioner of | acting superintendent of the State, War and Navy can, Judge, upon certain oficial acts of miue, th | ,cMt Thurman, MgC 4soety 5 Tc optitR QUPEN To 5 RD SALISOTEY, 1335 N st. to 414 Cat. ae. near cor. 4th at. and Pa. rculture, yesterday wrote to Mr. H. A. M.| Department building, vice Chief Engineer | ¥olv! pores ce “Its possible that he would, but hardly proba | nurs, the prime miulster, At his fesiience, Hate HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, ave. Telephone call, 462 iy Smith, at Summerville, §. C., executor of the es- | Hen: Tere enn Obaleaiions “a tay Gate OC onice, der more favorable - i 4 3 poe ee = . Cy ny Lae Snyder, deceaged, (Mr Tobla ad been | nich do not appear to accomd with the wiahes of | Die, He wants nothing, Dut under wore tavorabie | Weld Mousey in Herondsiate, on te 13 usta BAY RIDGE, my30 424 9m atreot | Fe frie for ibe WAGER, TARPS WATER | tate of the late H. A. Middleton, a letter which | the assistant superintendent for morc than a year, | Wlteh do not appear to acco “Amy of the Repubuic. | Conditions he might be induced w round Up lus On the Chesapeae. Round Trip 81 pepe ie Ca ASRS tata pad on | OTMAllyonounees that tho United Staten wen | Ade) appointment Ison temporary Gre | Pr to pellete Chak Sn CCERRLTANON, Fn SE ae? ee] MIC ake En ewe. he Che s 8 AUGUST 1, ander penalty of having watercusued on : be no on. patriot fargel Nation. en uly FA Times speck a Ta eer |A$10,000 Loss Ix Mnsover. [Setrcstinyatatean ahs ure | rasta, mei mr: g day | gut on rere | ns ee, Ra scorers Sa eon tere eee Every Tuesday to alas esa eh at ‘ouce ‘called or vent for bs 85 ha . z og | Water takers WHAT IS ONE PERSON'S LOSS IS ANOTHER'S | "Hy'unicr of the Engineer Commissioner D.C. and whose crowning giory it should ‘be that they | A well-known politic Renich, local horse-tratners, lave Ween Anvolved formally notitying you of the abandonment by the | poinument will not be made during the absence of | 824 Whose crowning glory it should At they | A well-known politician that has visited sixty- GAIN. THOMAS SYMO?’ Commencing Tuesday, July Sth. Leave Washit ‘ Iu several quarrels within the past few days, the Government of the land recently occupied by it as | Secretary Whituey, ccna PEC Cae mE eee Mad five of the eighty-eight counties tn the State for | lust of Which ended by both parties resolving to 28 aptain of Engineers, U.S. state of the late Henry A’ Middleton. “In accord- | ‘Tar WasurNoTox Ligut INFANTRY.— tour sin every section, gives it as his opinion tha | opponent. ‘They yeste A, atler ex. , ‘We have been fortunate in clearing the entire stock aT 5 nee with an ae s sapere : 5 2 3 xecutive or coerce those charged with making | crats in every section, gives it as his opinion that ‘Am Returning, ative 8:30 p.m. Hound Trip S150. | 10 hare ween fortunate im clearing the entire stock Bees Sess 0n'S oFFic ance with an act of Congress approved June 30, | applications for election to the Washington Light ‘ chang Za few words, McElroy, who had a doatie- 5 : \d executing the laws. And yet the expressions | Mr. Thurman will be nominated hansiug a WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 1, 1887. | 1886, the Interests of the Goveriment Lave been | Infantry corps were considered at a meeting last | 24 a = Every Thursday to of 310,000. theentire beneBt to go toourtrade 80 | ~ Tuxpayers will pleane take notice thar hy aceoserce | closed out ake I nt % PEN-MAR, ed shotcun, levelled (tat Renteh and red, to which Thave referred indicate such a preva- | as soon us the State convention 1s edie any a : sisoy. f u eat, and, by the terms of the lease, | night, resulting in the election of twenty-eight : = nas t e s call killing him tustaitly. McElroy was arrested and a call finmediately at Mas bees langg yous of the act of March 3, 183. alist | the property and perminent Improvowents there: | new inembers, Seven members resigned and about | lence Of on when anould Belarmanlous Renores, | ANd Detore any other name is presented. ‘Ths | Maced in jal ee = has been taken for assessment of all Real Property uot | on now revert to the estate aforesaid the Salne number were dropped for failure to at- | 22 occasion which shoul armonious, peaceful, | names of Powell, Foran or Campbell «re seldom —_.——_ a EK 1 SNN 666 ™ 4585 gu the tax lst, which includes new Uuildinys addi- | yy tig action cil tone r r i 3 and cordial, that they cannot be ignored. ‘Spoken of in convection with the nominat. ‘The British Governmont and the Oy the Potomac. Commencing July 7th (excepting Ee x ™ Hous improventents to old buildings: unusad a if. Geena Tostte ty ees ieapnre ISN (erate eC I beg you'to understand that J ain not conscious | Powell has entrusted the work of hie e “4 pire tring eee a weave Washingt. i urLins, slic \e lust aesenamient, bi esire to express vt a 7 e jon to the Hon, S. K. Dos : eae t arrive? 20 pan. Round friy al. k ‘S83 tndet stot Nhe cette eet | the public. spirit ot the late Mr. Middleton in So | ‘Tam FeMane Pockersoox-SNaTcneR CONVICTED. Meet uke Grand Army of the Republic on ent ante | HOF the nomination to the Hon. S. K. Donovin, the | _Ormawa, Ost duly teeThe metion of. the tmpe- Every Wednesday to & Bys8 deatete tears PONIa be notified as tothe removal or | generously co-operating in the important experi- | In Une Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this 2 gentle: ¥ “pe ; ee 3 an that openly changed bribe destruction set, fide ding since the last assessment, | Inents which have been made at Suinwerville—ex- | morning, Ella Green, x colored girl, was tried for | 888emblawe of my fellow citizens, The account of | tion with the election of Hi from the ve been not : 4 Complaints an toil: aasecamtenta cetony be heana | PeTments which have been none the less valuable | lureeny in coune- | fal ionse of ry B. Payne to the | fas snatenin et, | mY. i stewardship 18 always ready for presen- | senate. IU is rumored that harmony huw prevalls, ‘om the person in snatching the pocket. | My oMctal at my LOW p use they have proved futile.” book of Mrs. Margaret Lyncb, on June 15, at the | t#lion to ty countrymen. I should not be frank faons on the Chin sed Wery little disappotn Tall contract nt here, as the imperial government has promised ample pecunt- LURAY CAVERNS. Returning arrive? pa Round Sip 850. a Ie peers eles Bile was the party, and the latter was equalty | Wanton the reek iees Tater teal any eat; | Whe Race from Sandy Hook—Theshame | 8 ©?! ____ Er Fees Senate Rae Oa eee ee eu STanGH OL QOFLMRLN, | Inna or vudeney and ug Soe Clpaate | Ure wer tnotause. no jury founds vor | Hr and Re eke Re AS A ee eae eam oe Sew fonts dus Tran sae coeds to extra charge BSCHAED F. HARVEY of ally, Samus Sdmint- | companied by her’triend, Miss May Brenneman, | Uf Sullty, Holy and privately, for which, however, the Grand | | Saxpy Hook, N, J. July 7.—The race between | ,NE™,,\iNAz July 4 aca Slim auch bet. i. CLEMENTS, © & LORD. gest goon leaves to-day for Aurora, W.Va, us Manawer. Gen’l Pass. Agent. Cobos yb peace. ‘POPUL! ppuniie 2 tmpre No. , Equity Docket, Fiep Two Suors ar Hiv.—Willlam Dabney, a | Atimy of the Republic, asa body, 1s by no means | the yachts Shamrock and Titaula was started This canse beinu reterred ‘ascerta re. rs Sc Tespo ter this morn por George leave red bo: bel Court, tod: sible. " r r M tome to ascertain and Mrs. George T. Schley and son leave for | color ny, Was before the Police yee ora oF al viol and hi in | {fom the Sandy Hook lightship at 11 o'clock, ‘The | He slept quite s dace te foal eats ‘of whic ee hed eee ty | Boston to-morrow vo be gone all the summer. | enaryed with assaulting a White boy named Allen | ..t04 undertake the tip in question whlch scores | Wind Was fresh and evers hin was favorable for | a7=! Aus sua Chief Justice Waite's wife ts at Avon Springs, N, | McCloud, | It was shown th: boy fired. i Than be did for the past few days, ily a partot the night an riy hour this morning. His improve. He drinks balanced st afine race, The Shamrock took the lead at’ th appetite, however, does ni men, : rant avenue, in | Of misguided, uni men under the stimula. | &1 am 5 ‘en, ue | considerable aii. Mrs. Sharp spent the might The evittpatace ial prs wit te gtd rferencooa FFdgy | $s METS er Meath Is being much benented. Miss | the comityand ohicer Rhodes arrested i.e | Uh Ofexctust feeling have made are not ovencon-| Ma. ahd increased it vo half a wl, when, at | © ihn aud ls gran Gooey, ealed ob ia for the servic 1 ASOT, at 12 o'clock m. at my uttice in the | Mary Walte is at Lyme, Conn. where her parents | was sentenced to two inouths in Jail. we adi eine your citiseng I wight att siesta Kaw — to-day. Lays to t ach (except on Saturdays) on and after tates Court House (old City Hall), at which | Will soon join her, —— femepeeatt a a4 ight, PI —— SUSAN UUSY 20" Leaves Fthewtreet ferry whact at fe md place alt creditors aud other persous inter-| Mss Schenck leaves to-day to join her father in| A Yoururvt Tuer Sext 10.74e Rerora Sonoor, | alone were concerned, ‘submit to the insult to A Plague of Locusts, From Wall Street To-Day. ietrestoscnta cael aks merved oo |-Lawisw JAS, PAYNE, Auditor, | New York, whence they go to Nonquit, Mass, to | A Small colored boy, named Robt. Burnett, who | Pick, It is quite openly asserted. I would be help- | yrswEsora FARMS HAVAGED BY A os OF Desteoy-| New Yome duly —The opening ot the stock Bieanter and at hot worth ts, Hats, lovely abapes, worth 3. ts m5 ~ lessly subjected if present at the encampment. ING INSECTS. Market this Morning Was strong at adva: over i315 20 GIVE NOW THE | Pend part of the summer. Later they will go to | Save bis age as ten years, but who looked much | Rot} should bear with me there the peoples Might 7.—A Peri ec yesterday's fnal feures of to \ per cent, SEG en, cadena. Bese IES OV nomen a, | Rte noo [eiealaes rnc woraigr Same CA | ot ayy Mgt Mu oe | aca aie usa) Hew |Fourins incite anaes Borate CEL v1 25 € tained from the Supreme Court of the Distr )- ‘Mrs. Berdan has gone to Euro} jot} a ve “a », | protect, and eve that neither | and buildings are covered with the EK CEDAK POINT, ews ot Oeahscae iimed en Un a | tumbis, boldine a Special Tera, for Oo ise ene gor pe to Join her | weil, a colored woman, Who lives on Caton avenue. | P “s onisville and Nashville, Western Union WASHINGTO: CONEY ISLAND. Hats at 20, ines hrnuei starr Autti, nye parma | OaUELMEE whos the witvot a rench senator. | He Was conticuad on a contesion nade toomosr | tM, rand, ,AMMY,.OF, the, Menubile, as | Bhey'am erished under ft othe Siw ie eee setacbopeus June Stith and daily there- apes eqatec EMERSON GOODHICH isto ot theDistret | Dr. N.S. Lincoln, whose iliness, occasioned by | Keed that he took the watch and sold it tor 15, its members, would eyer encourage any scanda- ™m away before pirat ‘ Keating, Bathing. Danemg, Fishing FINE ELEGANT TIPS, CREAM AND WHITE, SIN | of Columbia, deceased: all persons baving claims Ly AWay before the exptrat t, carries then, Crops | The market Ww g the subscriter, | In a few days, possibly Monday, Mra: Gould wing, | mother did nowgippear. ‘The boy was sentenced to | DeFsip of this body there are some, as certainly | at Perbuin are a” dead lose “Jen used. | fue, asad ate of the first half hour, : ceuts. ‘The officer stated that the boy’s mother via tasonay cel wep eaulig, Bathing Daneing, Fishine. Fee ef ora ret Ml nat the said deceased are hereby wares claims | prostration from the heat, has continued over two strong in the early trade Henry E. i same, with the vouchers thervot.to the anbscrier, | WKS, Will leave with his wito for Sea Girt, N. g,, | Wanted him sent to, the Heform School, but his | USHA MOR TG th howeves, among the mein-| seen golng as the win! ser Henry E. Bishop = mie Vouchers theree We stbscriber, 8 Soy shart daily at 9a uw. ex- | FLOWERS’ PLUMES, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, SUN | 0% 0F before the TWENTY-SEVEN ann v es of from toy per cont were Seems to be the case, determined to denounce me | sand acres can aiready be counted as de | made, Dut the strength soon disapeared and the returuine, arrive at 8°30. p. tn. pext; they jay otherwise Ly law be excluded from all | Lincoln's mother, who was 11 in ‘Troy when nrst | thelteform Schoo! during miuority. and my oMctal acts at the National Encampment, | stroyed. Vegetation in places 13 devoured to | early ale were wined out, ‘New Bugiand, howe day srmeslstal tomes UMBRELLA, MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, aes ae et orn day of syne, i9a7, | DE imeem’ sickness began, has recovered. and | Gor away tux, Revouven —Jno. w. suit. | (believe they should be permitted to do so un: | the ‘root. | Eisewhe the! twat Is. ‘strinpe ever, Was spectally strong ahd galned Lig pet cont CE CAPS MARK- v ny hia 27th day of June, 1887, | Dr. rs sc wi aoe coe ee Sulit: my prese: elr OF a "9 iy’ a stu jon OF Which Was lost. A frie ABLE REDUCTIONS. SES PERRY ARLES BAUM, Bon ers summer with her. = ‘spen © | van was before the Police Court to-day, charged | Testrained by my pr or- | and the kernel bared, leaving tty bare stalk oniy’a stall fraction of Whk lost. “A firm tone Was iaparted to the St Late in the hour, and at 11 ('elock the marke 2 ‘as st of the hospitable city in | husk withering in the sun. sah with steuling a revolver belonging to Richard Kob- | Saization or as a guest : sk YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON TO GET Mrs, John Rodgers goes to-day to Pomfret, Conn. | {nson, colored, Who. lives At OUR aud @ streste | Whlch thelr meeting 1s held. A number or Grand | except witd grass and fol SUCH GREAT BARGAINS, EMBRACE THE KS "NG UST OvENeD ounNEWsTORE, Dr. W. R. Frisbie, principal examner of the Pen- | Robirison said he had the pistol in his house tor | AMY posts have signified thelr intention, I amin- | rant bushes and young. Ure 1s dull and steady to orm eS are stripped of bark | at about opening figures, = i = ‘ formed, to remain away from the encampment in | and foliage. Numercus as these luseets are, this > SELECT DAILY EXCURSIONS. OPPORTUNITY BY CALLING AT wile senr ere, Son gmc wit sall Saturday trom New York on | protection, but being attuld that 1 mene sre | case T {iste theccty at that time. Without consid- evident only the beginning of thelr ravaces, Affaire in West Washington, The most utful resort ont of Washington. z = ieaeets u B ering the merit of suc! se, aI | Their increase 1s sometuing beyond computation. vu. It. Fowss PNERAL.—The funeral of Wi Fast picaiser NORTHAMELOS Ex it XX SG 7 8s | We are showing an entire now stock of Fine Gas| J. W. Cotter, Mrs George M. Oyster, Mr. and andod We to iim for tuspection, whee sara nernd | ouEut not to be the cause of such nob-attendance. | "Is, said that after Mak pa ea oN R Fowler: an uid tectacut of tis glace, who died F Leary's wharf daily, excepting KK It NNN G ssq Fixtures, Table Lamps, Piano Lamps, Gas Shades aud | Mrs. C. W. Simpson, and Mr. and Mrs, Washington | guiled hin aside, ‘Then another mau attracted nis | The time and place of the encampment were fixed | keep toether in swarms; atid at they Ume may be | Sanday, Wok place yesterday afternoon, ‘The de= Siivanr, seturningacrvigest S30 pat k« it 6 6a Nallor, of Washington, were registered at Deer | Culed tii aside, | Then another mnan attracted the | long before my invitations were received, Those | caught on tarred she=ts and cremated, Ceased Was a iueiber of Mechanics’ Lodge ot Odd s Spent south of Noe York. gk Sys$ __| Globes in colored and ent glass, Slate Mantels, Grates, | Park Hotel yesterday,” Povolten” ‘The detendent sad he rad tee Mieke | desiring to parieipate in its proceedings should ———__— ellows, Which organization attended In a body. ou and Fiehing. cae < dk fe = Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces, Every one cordially wel- — +69 —___ {ng and inew nothing aboue the revolver. ‘The | be fst regarded and nothing should be permitted | yy, ian Cholera in Montreat, | Kev. W.-H. Chapman. of Dunbarton street Mok BOUND THIP | 50c, mm & £ A &&3 = comed. No one importuned to buy. Cet aE RO CUnE Wertonbaker, | court oniered restitution in the sum of $5 or stand | tO {nverfere With LUGE InUenOn than | Menace Bale cece momeremte | Cnuicn: ANG Keck, Dry JAX Lindsay. of At, Johny — TSS GALLAGHER Pure | Per 4 E £4 8° ie All onder for Plumbing, Heating aud Thuming | VERDICT OF Tite CORONEH'S JURY IN ALExaNDidla— | COWIE SO days all others remains to be noticed. ‘The fact was re- | prevalent here this season than for many years | PE chureholiciated. ‘Te reiualis were interred Po 2°. fon CoS EEK = | promptly attended to. ‘THE ACCUSED MEN COMMITTED TO JAIL Sg eral of | ferred to by you when vou verbally presented the | past. Children are dying from cholera infantum | 7% Miieemetery. ; as ao Very respecttaliy, Fae ae ana yarTett, who assaulted the | a-ring a. Talbott cae secretary of the Real Haass | iuvitacion Of the citizens of St. Louls that the | St al alarming rate. ew York stcamnsinip Whar! Uap moeaing wits #25 814 SEVENTH STREET. | 325 8.8, SHEDD & BRO. _| Tallroad men and killed Geo, Wertenbaker at St. | qyuie Lasurance Co, Look place this morning from | coming encampment of tae Grand Army ‘ot the crowd of excurstonists for River View, 1 being the i 2 ft oe SHIRTS TOORDER Asaph Junction on ‘Tuesday night, are now in Jail | his late residence, 1412 Oth street, and was largely ee ciponss tata (Bis oo en Not a German Traitor. Sixth annual excursion of the Young Men's athho- ATUEDAY. be ss tien 524 F GeHALE, g, | taken there from this city yesterday for the in- Stestrs Cridiet, Hoover’ and ‘sleming--accompa: gaining ground throughout, the entire land. and nc, July7.—vhardt, one of the men who | .,tucir tuture home -The mother or Nathan yery Saturday eve bie, P crows quest, has been. returned here to the residence of | nied the remulis to Loudon Park Cemetery, near | hailed by every patriotic citizen as an earnest Ser E Sins bare gor aeneos Cota ea none | Ball, a young omared. bay, poqursted the errea-at ri Sy i Ba DOR his father. Yesterday afternoon the coroners | faiuimore. ‘The officiating clergyman was Her, s, | that the Union has really and in tact been saved ys Was yesterday berated by the court, | her son, saying that he Was incorrigible, Ho has Armen Berr & Co. proved by the sient eimineut deatal sungcone: | JUEYs sade UP Of Jed De rane ee Mexandria, | WL Greene, of Calvary Baptist chureh, who de- Thuchsates to a unlisd poopie Tonanet ak ae: | tho chatge against him not, being sustained, | ve Tigers ahd a thumb om eacl atid awd sie ur druggist for it. Delivered anywhere. Price | and ma J. H. D. Luni nian; W. T. Her | jivered an appropriate address, paying & graceful s | Counsel for Kieln, for whom the prosecutor iad | toes on each fod ' am . ts. Send postal to Box Gb. Se tae Chee Honea de entwisle, Chas. | tribute to the memory of the deveased. A number | Sif Of the belief that the least discord on this sentence at hand Labor A HALTER THIRF Coxvicren.—Chas. Williams, S . 1 ny yeicians for all Urin: ni mnt absen¢ " unzes - halter velongt ag ON BY § ‘ . ronials in runday. dune street cf our 3 E vein gall, ‘se was sisy changed eating. Meschante sod Miners’ Trannportation Co 211 F STREET NORTHWEST Uy eterga for onic by Et Mite, 12th and ¥ ts, | eri ‘ook Justin, nd Ser a pose Ape Chere ci for Baltimore, where the iiter- Bugit not to be the cause of etch discord” in auy simply acted | trom motives “of patriots. ays tn el: ores eat "a ae jeamships sail frou Wed st Capitol’ at: C. 8. Price, | tor " O1 1 vent Or upon any ane os ee atemes vel r ition Baltimore via Nortolk to Boston. — S20 7th ot swe; Reinsbeng se Eillott, 1608 14th stn: | {ian DaS Moat made By DEO death wae caused ty ‘The Ral : o Te omntareeyiar pow and the citizens of St.| whether they desired to make any statemenc Senay ear ns a Every Morley, Tichrmday, sud Fridays clos pm ihoron ie Becker, 15 “shock,” the fore of the stone having demoralized © ers Ontreke Case, Louls are entitled to this unreserved statement of | 1n reply Klein excitedly protested againstthe pun | | GRAIN Keoripm Canal ‘boat Wheatley Bros Face Femmcteee mvomnoilations od. cota won Bor wAYEL piacy. Oh and B ota aw. WG. Duckeli, 23 the heart, @& 3 Myer, the cond testified | MISS POWELL TELL THE STORY OF THE ASSAULT UPON | the conditions Which have constrained me. to | ishment which was demanded for hin. It was “4 npg plan ye a rg orips ~ a eer ate Rewer. By Gonads Si Serta Han RESET : ‘i HER. too i@ had committed no base crime, His | 1,500 bushels of Ord. S. anas. W bert OM round trip, 828. Upper deck slate. Mats n.w.iC. B. Schafer, 1010 F st, nw and-atall | that one of the Kidwells was behaving badly, and forego my contemplated vielt and to withdraw | too great; he had committed no base crime. is | 1500 tcp Wisen sroimn dome A biaktord, Na _ €14 round Miip. gz0- Por further ia. enwinitme Fi ‘a rea. Trade supplied by E, ¥, Mertz, | he ordered Brakesman Garnett to put him off, and | Miss Henrietta 8. Powell, the young girl who | ny scceptance of your invitation, My ‘presence chief offens ce Pane CaUEnE. | unish | ito M strect, Reports. stolen LfUmn Mis store Sinos oe ee Agens for the Company. JecIm_ | when Garnett did so at St. Asaph Junction the | was assaulted on Monday night at Locust Point, | in your city ‘at the time you havo indicated can be | ea od am no German’ traitor tore | the ist Instanta guid wate ALL HUGGING, General Agent, . e B. F. BEOOKa, Sletsaw Douglass Kidwell aomtonch wee, We RCaE: | Baltimore, by Walter L. Kilton, the mate ot a | Of but uttle moment compared wi ‘entertainment | bert Was greatly dejected, “and almost sobbed See ae ee as eee Ue eee ea ee Sie Se = e baker, who was on the car Step, and throw's targe | Schooner lying near the schooner commanded by | SP020f @,cordialand harmonious entertaininent | Trt Wes Boot damovence eI Re ag hen ee high shoes. GAS FIXTURES, &o, stone’at him. ‘The stone struck him near the | Miss Powell's father, 1s still at the Maryland | my plan without the least personal except ——— north conuection, 17; condition. at south ¢ ALL Tas DELIGHISUE ER- We have of both N heart, and he bent forward, then stepped back | University Hospital. She is in a greatly improved | regret, constrained thereto by a sense of duty, ac- “America for Americans.” Uon, 36; distributing’ reservolr, temperature, KB; iikiac: be bceaccimiat sisted a Batis, "the “engineer: ddentined “Doveias Lak | condition, and herattending physicians think that | tuated by a desire vo save any embarrassment LO | ewe pr aryonn OF THE AMERICAN PARTY OPPOSED | Spidiitiin at talents i ee Cue Tem Mik Be. Be, for Excursianine ‘Kinds in all styles and grades. Lowest Rates, Davis, the engineer, identified Douglas Kid-| she will be able to be present at the hearing to- | the SESS atl cone TO ALIEN LANDHOLDEKS AND BOYCOTTS. eMluent gate hous returning at 4 pus On Sundays per ad- Well as the tan who threw the stone that | morrow. Kilton is in Jall, and, by the advice of | and with a heart rull of appreciation Of! sg... Francisco, Cal. Juiy 7.—Among the decla- | day at 9:19 a. m.: low ts aoze sm SHOES 591 15th st., Corcoran Buildin Brunke Wertenbaker) (apd Samuel Garnett and | his counsel, refuses to make aly statement oon. | the sincere and unaffected Kindness of your eiti-| rations in the littoral o te American party ts |" SSS = a ———_ pHtosvl [NAT 7 fol ver 12 assault on ‘the case, zens. Hoping encampment may occa . ¢ American favor \NOTHER Cas Bu I E> caittaye, Wild Clersy God Hacioee Aon | the deceased, and. that Dougins Kidwell way the | Coming, the case. her account of sion of much usefulness, and that 1Cs Proceeds ee eae eae sen ee Te rae retry wore se x Rice, ya, Wild ‘and Horeford’s Acid yesterday the Stun Broceedings | so amending pre For Ladies, Gentlemen, Girls, phates, ina popular and edicient Bain and Nerve | man Who threw. the stone. They also testified affair. She that Kilton’s conduct toward her | may illustrate the highest patriou: the coming to our shores of all aliens who are | cently ‘ejected from a first-class coach on tho ON THE CHESAPEAKE, Boys, and Children, Jone, and 4 safeguard Malaria. ‘Sold at MIL- | that the men were in lquor, and had been disor- | was gentlemanly while he was at Druid Hill Park, | citizenship, 1 am, yours very rely, criminals Or paupers; of all who are not of moral | Western aud AUautle Rallroad, at ‘Chactanoogay : - BURNS FHAIAC Venuaylvania aves in | derly on the train. R. H. Kemp testifed to seeing | which they leh about ao pence oe ee Gnover Cixvetanp, | Character, intellectual ity, and ‘physical | and forced to ride in the Jim Crow ‘car. He w USDER NEW MANAGEMENT. BURT: Hotties or ou draueut with soda water, __113_| the fight, and that Wertenbaker died betore the | {av reashed the sow wees het Jay she Se See health, to give assurance of their value as cl complain to the Interstate Commission and sue S SHOES as 1 INVE: ‘train got out of Virgina, Messrs. Perry, Sulitv sald Mr. Kilton halted, ‘turning around, asked A Police Court Scene. and in ‘favor of restricting the importation of ail | for INGTON, D. G. Fisher, Allen, and Cheshire testified ag to her to kiss him. “I replied,” Miss Powell JUDGE SNELL AND COUNSEL Moss, laborers under contract of hire in any industrial or ———__——.9>-——____— Tie wioad deni ARE THE BEST. INCORPORATED APRIL 20, 1887. circumstances connected with the assault, ‘The | «-why, Mr. Kliton, I have never kissed'a man Robert Hughes, colored, was before the Police ihe American party is in| (GEN. Eaniy Tuixke GEx. Rowen Dewewren.— taut om Chemapeane Bes ox Pote Capital stock $5,000, dtvided into, 200 equal shares | jurors then returned a verdict that Wertenbaker | my Iu except my pape. Come, let us hurry up; I mcer favor of immediate and uncondi of all | Gen, Early adds another short chapter Splends <ataay Shiachtharsce Of 9 each, Monthly payments $10 | came to his death from the effects of a blow trom | want to go to papa’ He caught hold of me, and | Court to-day charged by OMcer Ellis with being a naturalization laws, reserving the rights ot all| Kosser incldent by a letter to a Lynocbi leudid Music by the Naval Ac teal hare - ee ier’ Aron, OY Rowglas Kidwell, and | the struggle began. I screamed as best I could, | vagrant, and testimony was given to show that | Bi"iavainuoud faith declared thelr intevcioms | (Va) Paper, le denies that’ Mosser over call FIRSE-CLASS RESTAURANY. Boiecrtnucita tsuret en be made atthe omen | Wat, Wiliam, Alfred, an wesley, Kidwell’ and ST ettenot ne aap, Come Papa MF. | ne frequented houses In the “Division” and had | of ming American citizens, Political contro. | biti a iar to bis face, and says he thinkw Howser of the Secs y from! \. 5 vert Barret baaeyae crime, ry OD and then versies hatever charact demented, ARTHUR BURT & CO. the Constitution, explaiuing theotvect ofthe deaeeice | The nye, qnen were then committed to fail) yim with all my might, i remember catching fie pede eerie ae eee Countries shall not become subject of agitation oF | es es me ‘Trains leave Baltimore and Ohlo R.R. Depot, Wash- San tg. wee Bee ll be furnished upon appll | Tey al and tho, Ocbors am Roscoe ae ea | BF tne, MOU the entrance to the'picr, sam | Mr. Moss, his counsel, complained that he hea not | comsigeration. in the United St Seon cetsh toon: | at nsusoech Peck pemeraay were Prince foeton. week days. at 0:15am, 4.15 pm,and5:15p | D2thés 1211 ¥ STREET N Ww. Puthres Rovtnene ee Pen eane ave the Senne Selon om te a et Hite by little, I was forced backward gdward te ‘deen given time to anything in behalf of his | jands in the United States nor Hand to ro. | Hovel, Kiagéom, Mimalaye, Qiuece af tears one mn. Arrive at Bay Ridge 10-45 a.u.,5::20 p.ta.,and 6:15, ison, Vice Pree - | county cour me time within the next | center. In the: ie I know that my feet struck | client. ‘The Judge said that the attorney ceive the same by inheritance. The boycott is an . a ; vem. Meturning leave Bay Ridge 8.09 at. p. 1, ‘Qogagt Peterea. rustew Lebrait Building. few months, Commonwealth's Axoriay. James Sguinst the big wooden sill and I fell with consid- | in defending these vagrants, and he did not see slien and cowardiy device, the growth ‘and trans- SS ‘ahoo, Sour Mash, Li Spm. and 9:30 pam. Arrive at Washington 10am, Hon. yes Parton 21d at e. E. Clements will appear for the prosecution. erable f¢ ‘stril my back and my head. This Cian pecomsisy ne eile Sb tee sae Of tee couse tm, cea ee auueieae pert oe ‘nO favor or in- je 3:10 Am, 9 pun, and 1} pan On Bondage eave WALTED If AGKEE, secrotary, ‘THE TRIAL 70 TAKE PLACE IN ALEXANDRIA. —_|“hursmo and Ifelt that I was strength. I speeches, where 48 no evidence to | Guigence in tae American party.’ A Guasieniae kun Ooo Geum bee She Matungion 10am, 2pm, 3pm. and4 pan. Arrive Office hours: Bam. toS p.m Seow | States Attorney Clement and states Attorney Gverpowersd. 1 bellove T soreumnos si ooo times | Saat'ap tae hs personal, Bonde rele A pee ‘Westbound fast on, te Chesapeake and 3pm, _ Office hours: 105 p, _ Ferdinand or Independence! at Bay Kidge,11:15a.m., 3:15 p.m. 4:15 pm. and 5:15 Fovars or Juty. ‘Juo, W. Comsox. Jno. W. ‘Marbury held a conference this morning as to the | 204 tnen I was released I ran, I know not where, | “but your honor did not give me time to do so.’ Serbia antes: ‘Ohio Ratiroad was Cg ok ep Esp taps lave ay ito 8-05 an 12 noon, a = aicinber NY. btock itz. | trial of the Kidwelis and Barrett for the murder of | 804,"Re3 2 my, pape coming. T scarcely know | do not Loeloase theae people who hang | 7HR BULGaMIAx pOnRANOR oem READY | on, wo mllos east of Lexington, KY. a ¢ » 9:20 pin at pam. Arrive at Wash- Te Geo. Wertenbaker, and it was agreed that as the | what, ‘then, Thad not the slightest idea | about: "on thelr personal bonds, prorat heater howd Slight embankutent Gxvept the sleeper. nd 1122? 8210 pam, 9:45 pm, 10:50 pan, | NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND PROPRIETORSOF GLOVER BU DISS GAR eh aw, assault Cook place within the 1 mile around town, | that Mr, meant me harm until he made the oa can tell Your sltente, 60.” ey Trawovs nd lemctde lr gghen temp tin pod te Sinduetor Speak otek conaeale aun. SUMMER RESORTS. Banter abd Dealers St Gttermuent Bonide within wi police authorities have | assault.” epee those | crpulgaria, and that ifthe} Tefuse to recog- | ously. Thee ak oe ee ee Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections, poration Cb fon Court Jud J Meade The tndieeaere ‘Two cases of amall-pox were reporved in New | “208 po eS Size nfs elettion the ‘intend. to abrogate 2 EY Sect Satan nea Cty | a amt ere Means ewe] mee ie |W oats 0 al net wot "SE es tno vray ary naina | mesa AUNT a wt ring Sanaa | spares cag’ men ee | IEA reas St ad's, pale tckets sold at B. & O. y- | ese Lanterns at New York prices, assort- | on the Excl ew —— Sop Poe hy A enioh Sesriem Meet | ei Perret: greg | eon a She ary | us ee foreas ors SoMa | wereraapteaad ace pena ame | ea ace Naty a Lae Wt Cuauants, ©. K. LORD, CH. RUPPERT, iene Bock det. desie snd Tele” | "The Thistle won another victory yesterday over | home to be established according to an act of Gon- | fhe names of ser Nicholson et al, Te ant ‘was received with Raa Hs Manager. Gen'l Pass Agent. | jo15 - 403, 4057th st nw, "| Ainerican Bell Telephone Stock boughtand sold. au7 | the Irex. grow, sor & Ford, and Chas. H. ‘Chappell, *. ‘ -