Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAr BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Penusyivania Ave. ani 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, fres't ‘Tae Evevrea Sran is served to subscribers in the eity by carriers, on their own account, at Week. or 44c per month. Copies at the counter, Ceuta cach Dy mail_postaze prepaid—30 cents @ Washington, or rather the St. Asaph antl Jack. ‘ton City Ratiroad, was offered for sale tn front of the United States Court building bere at noon to- Gay, under a decree Made last April, to settle the debts of the road, which has long been in the hands of arecetver. The tracks, &., on Honry he £oening Star, SSonth ne seat. go: siz moutha, od street, south of St. Asaph Junction, Delong to the (Entered at d Ofice at Washington, D. C.,as Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rallroad Com. ee pany, and the tracks north of Jackson City, on eens stmeten Soman oS Long Bridge, &c., to the Pennsyivanta Railroad Ea Ail wail wubmcriptions mrt bo yaid io advanoag popaper sent longer tl Company. The sale, as declared by the aucdon- at ae Vo. T1—No 10,653. WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1887. TWO CENTS, _ | cer, rast su tno rience, prieioges, franchises and property of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company, except the fund now ot nere- after to come into the hands of the receiver and Telegrams to The Star. | sssverecwpans, Tmcraimad ott alex- ‘Rates of advertising SPECIAL NOTICES. | ___ SPECIAL NOTICES, SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, |7#£™ESULTOF THE Topp TRIAL.| OSCAR J. HARVEY CONFESSES, ‘A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK. CAPITOL HILL W. C.T. U. Wi > WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Why Mr, Todd and His Counsel Are Not | The Forged Claims by Which the Gov- sists: double-track railroad from” point ders of the CITIZENS’ EQ Man open-air mocting att Fe oi ae rch Eee HSER | Govanwwmer Recerrms To-pay.—Internal reve- - Satisfied. ‘ernment Was Defrauded. Sear the south end of the Long Bridge to oe b ASSC « TATIC OS OF GEORGETO" im ane ByETNerE, D.D., pestor.—Services at llam, enter ‘ue, $486,586; customs, $743,236. Asaph Junction, and two single tracks from St ards Hall, sea chool, 9:20 a.m. a Ircumstanc Ose: the city ‘andria, Day, JULY TITHE, | mental mas ie o> FOURTH STREET ME CHURCH. S.#, | AMONG tHe Puratpexr's Catimns to-day were | DR. SUXDERLAND cLamus THAT THR VERDICT SHOULD | ,, THO, cin ot whee arene of oscar THE EVICTIONS IN IRELAND. aT Tnnagh Wesy ehiete Denn eueet Gok Origine 3 ew (ORGE NOSE 6. | See MIE whee pation Gene dusdey | Secretary Fairehild, Secretary Whitney, Postmas- | HAVE BEEN NOT GUILTY—wmvisTERS REPORTED as | HArvey, an account of whose sebbeneined Ereotier through St Asaph ‘street to Princess Sabre will ho spel Temperance Meet- | school at the Church and Mission. 11 ati. and Gel General Com. | HAVING VOTED forged horse claims through the Treasury was ny ag a we Les z= vitel Street M. E. church, corner North | p. m., preaching by the pastor. 7D. i.. Young ver-General Vilas, Attorney. Garland, 20 CURYAOT ME, 7088 CLAIMS TO | vo ta grestentays Gran: are ea S0llowss Harvey street, with side trac ts, ) a UN ANTIFHONE. OR EARSTOPPER | Capitol and K ats n. e.. SUNDAY EVENING. July | pic's praise meeting. Wedncaday eveningat 8 Oclock, | missioner Bragg and Representative Hutton, of | BE A VICTIM OF MALICE. isiataed B single tracks last mentioned are now used only to 'Is the first and only instru! ended to | 10th, at 8 0% Good speaking and choice singing.* | chureh prayer meeting. ‘Thursday evening at 8 | Missouri, ‘Was appointed chief of the horse claims division] HOW THE ORIMES BILL PASSED, | connect with Portner’s bre ‘The sale was $a want long =, and supp! — r 7 o SATHO PAL | O'clock, general experience ting. All are cordi- court, 4 ” term. in the Third Auditor’s Office of the Treasury in ‘Made in the suit of Hay agt. A. and W. Rall- 2 ee ndzyce iy means of ths | BOS ADainences Soctety sects every” Sunday | WF inviesd to these services," “tie” | Seomerany Warrwer has returned from Lenox whieh crate up Uasemeirae pees | June, 1985, of the instance ot W. E. smith, then Corporation of Washington, were intersted. ‘Cams prevent various sar troubles, and | The public amd all (rismds of tecoperance are test nee, services as follows, Miasion Hall DOO EERE | ns van SY the Navy Department to-day. M. Todd, of Manassas, was constituted as follows: | Assistant Secretary. Harvey was from Wilkes-|garB QP THE ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD, | tothe extent of $300,000 was roquifed and/an line ain wae Gially invited to attend.” ally at 13 ms 740 ,.vm-; Sunday THE PRESIDENT GONE a YAcuTING.—The Presi-| Ministers, Revs, John L. French, B. F. Bittinger | Barre, Pa., and Messrs, Randall end Curtain, and mediate Sp 0R St 9900. ares ea prifessioaal peoples who equite rience | WM Big. RE GT Ee Ong OST ER Md sta Sunday £0 pas 5, isa, dent is the guest this afternoon of Mr. Wm. M. | John Chester, D.H. Riddle, Joseph ‘T. Kelly, Chas, | Others of the Pennsylvania delegation, protested —— ‘A throng, inelading mn leading rafirpad es Spin ‘Thursdays and’ Fri : men of the neighborhood, gathered, and the ratl- rs, teachers, | to meet at their Castio Hall, at 1 o'clock p.m..on SUN- Singerly, the proprietor of the Philadelphia | B, Ramsdell, J.M. Nourse, Eugene Peck, J. Wm. | 8gainst his appointment upon the grounds that Go! isco’ road y ctioneer Lucas to akmens, | Hap teee h/t instant for’ the purpose of attending | Grovigence Hall, Maryland avenue and’ Sth xt-8un- | jecord, on boardhis yacht, “The Restless,” whtoh | McTivatn, T, 8 Hamlin, Geo. P. Van Wyck, and | Ne Wasa republican, but they were finally induced | A Gold Discovery in Michigan. Reon. “Francis i. Smith, Esq. made the arse ue, ne wenknens, | the funeral, (of our a geet =O. CREE mest aS usta Gospel Wagon. Bits y, Washing. | CAme Up the river last night. “The other members Robert H. Fleming; elders, A. Greenlies, C. B.|t© Withdraw tneir objections, Harvey re- i po ie $100,000. The bid was cried « long time, but no advance was made and the road was knookeg : ho ts the attorney of the DISSATISFIED KNIGHTS OF LABOR. | $0™2 to Mr. Smith. who, ts the attorney cdiges ton. Circle. m. of the party are Secretary Bayard, Secrets i mained at the head of the horse-claims eee et ab al Cacart BY cadet the Lor MANE Wl | Murer Symice, Gollock, <4 448% Sw» 449 | Man decretary Witney, Col Lamont and Mr | Walker, Chas. Lyman, J. W. Easby, and J. R. Zim. | mained unttl the first of June last, and en- : i "s need the Antiphones. and those who con- It J.C. WIL ONE f Rand uy m APTIST cH sy, | Henry B. F. Macfarland. The Restless left the | Merman. After a two-hours’ discussion upon the joyed the reputation of being an efficient and sewbathing. Price, 8135. Cheap, for they | — al aaaag | BaP POND, BAPTIST, CHURCH, 47H ST. | (th street wharf at's ovlock. “The party Will Te: | testimony and rules governing the case, &c., the | valuable officer. He was then transferred to the ——— No, = a = turn to the city this evening. vott The done | Second Controller's OMice, where he got a slight nee a oe IN MICHIGAN, 1017 10:h st. are Si Knights wil aa: | Bei aan and 8p, on os Parton tise ae te Sea Been age ae ROT” Safes, 38 One | Ercreasot salary, Mi aust iy, Brown, Of teats ee ae ‘ ts, for east only. 18 | TY the 10th Insts to attend the funeral OEP, G, | SUUdAY niet: “Abstake Maker” Sunday School, | ARMY ORDERS.—Chiet Signal OMicer Greely has | SPectl CNRS eee, ane first, charge | ‘ina, Was. appolaved bis successor as chist of ihe | HOW THE CRIMES BILL PASSED. A Discovery which it is Expected will EV, HAMMOND HAS REMOVED | Guay rin, late of Webster Lodge, No. %, | Young Paps Moots Tete unas. ©, Pani | Deen directed to proceed to Wood's Holl and Block | coming'a Chilativn aria secon. Or rie cauims division, and soon after taking charge | rhe Scene im the Commons Last Night— Cause Much Excitement, Telephone call vo. 620. iy yorter of the a Prize servlco Thursday, 8 an. Sata free. Yon “are Rag RCE Higa Mtoe ae CLO nip | tween eae ane nay a Beg | that he hud discovered claims that Gladstone and Parnell Side by Side. | cricago, Juls 9.—A News special from Ishpeme Br rateacr HIS 2. PP __ 38M u a ae 3 ae <— McKENDREE M, E. CHURGH, MASS AVE, | tY-tIve recruits ee Ge ae to the Leet See with an unknown woman, &., by APPEARED TO BE FORGERIES, ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Evexrxo Star. ing, Mich., says: Messrs. Mineke, Hall and Jop- has earemership with Dr. ¢ IND LODGE, ae 5 ot. Vih_aud 10ih sts n-we—id em, ey | Ment of the Columbia for assignment. to the a An investigation was begun at once, and resulted | Loxpox, —There nothing | ling discovered in August, 1886, 'a vein of gold. pe ee © New Kork sve and 70m ati ore ee SOP Wi ‘8 pm Kev. Me Fontan bknur | infantry, and thirty-five to Fort Snelling, Minn., ‘THE VOTE. = ai July 9.—There was absolutely ing Une practitioner a: ‘Bilizxa,“crowns an D.D-S., M.D.. 14 La EY, GLOVEL BUILDING, 1419 F SE. N.W. Bankers aid Dealers in Government Bonds is specialties BU NeAST in the discovery of a large number of Claims made p.n., Younk People’s Meeting.” 9:30 am., Suu- | for assignment out in the names of persons who had no existence, das-stoch* Sects tseo and pulicingtiog. Te mo Sah Inter. Eee baa pireg th uboy iat iceparran tains E FOUN EPISCOPAL | THE SECRETARY OF Wan was somewhat indis: | Judicatiory in the form of the question “sustained” | the stenatures, aidavits, notary seals, the Audit ‘Cuinnhs coe AU ad G Slay Tee Hae | posed to-day and did not come to the War Depart. | OT “not sustained.” On this proposttion six voted | $2 sind Coutmbilers stats being forgeries. The mudod the suesting 4 vices to-morrow, Sunday, July : ees. | Sustained and ten not sustained. On the first | first case discovered that’ showed — palpable ended the meeting for the Suiday School at 9:30 an. “Preaching by the | Lary At Miehome een eee 8 WAS NEC | Charge, “unchastity,” five voted guilty and eleven | signs Of” forgery, was ‘one’ that, dopbared NATIONAL PAOVIDENT UN pastor ac 11a. in- Soni sudwrraise service at 8 Pin, Ls not guilty, and on the second charge, “conduct un-| to have been’ presented by “W.. W. Wynn.” oat Oratd Army Hail” Gayevening, 2°" come. Frayer meeting Wednes- | Waste paren Bips.—Under the fe-ndvertisement | becoining’a Christian,” &c., six voted gullty and | of Philadeiphie "In this case “a \ elatin Op Fane 24 are requested toinect at the National Ho- | dy evening. BS ‘ase of the waste paper of the | eM not guilty. Upon these three ballots the ver- | was made by HZ. Stafford Campbell, late leutenant- Upon which to comment with advantage to any- | bearing quartz on the lands of the Lake Superior body tn the debate which preceded the passing of | Iron Co., six miles northwest of Ishpeming. The the coercion bill last night. Bryce was ably | discovery caused some eoryprecerd pros oe academic, Harcourt was humorous and sarcastic, | but as the discoverers could not get a lease of the: Martingtén was heavy and frank, and Goschen | Drverty thefind war, not developed. Six wneka bubbled and squeaked quite as usual, ‘The actual | 120, or the Lake Superior Co,, visited the gold dis division was taken with as little concern or ex- | covery and by his orders the Company’ ‘work tend fuperal of Brother GuaNVviLLE P. COOPER, oi NDAY, July 10. A/F. MEDFORD, G. 6. dt ACARENEY, ¥. Stock Ex, CORSON & MACARI tel ou MONDAY, Si toring. Yesterday the explorers found an, E OLY 11, at pene. for dh tee ooe Sac Sao t = ne? “ ae hibition of feeling as if 1t had been the most un- | exploring Ran my iy Peer per menritiestistea | Of oMeetine an orxanzatio ese ea eee ce Sp stern Mowe sendy B.D Fa i= | Interlor Department the following have been re- | {ne Judiclat comPuttes or uea es tonmaae ee Valued at $200 Gach, tose at difevene mes, The | !mportant private matter. I may Just’ mention SMknones quantitied “The one was troagut'te tan wate) el pe eee | Frenchie be the este LD ey tgeoelg 19 a. im. | celved, the prices given belng for each 100 pounds: | dict, and after some deliberation. they reported | allidavitot the aoclneent waaeworn teencd. cute | Harcourt’s excellent joke about the- new ational city and assayed. It was found to be fabulously? a WILLIAM E. ROGERS, Stead of & p'm,as heretofore, Coumerstion muciing | 8, Bensinger 62% cents, E.G. Wheeler $1.01, of | the finding published in yesterday's Stam When | scribed April 26, 1887, before J. C. Monfort, notary | party, concerted by Churchill and Chamberlain, | rich in the precious metal. When the quartz is Hts tuade of Invesinient Securities. District | aye Gecretacy meter Eee Grmocting Thursday at 8 pau. Public | Washington; 1. Dreifuss, of Alexandria, 06 cents; | the counsel were called in Dr. Sunderland, for the | public, of Phiiadeiphia, whose jurat and seal were | Perit cnreces some noble lord had much signal | broken the gold will hold. it together. ‘The dise leet es Eee \ ORIENTAL COU: ray, | are cordially nivited to alt of its. | A. G. Elliott & Co., of Philadelphia, 76 cents. defense, objected to the form of the verdict, main- | attached, ‘The sustaining witness also made an sera covery bas been Kept quiet and ‘this is the firse hone Stock boushtand sold. au7 ARCANUM—At th ~ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURC are a taining that it was not in accord with the rules of | affidavit before thesame notary April 30, 1887. In | SUCcess with a party of four; he thinks he is | Dory jae given to the public, ‘The news 3: = Hee eee nae | DAV EVENING, July £ 10th and G sts. n. We-Thepastay, |. THE Durtes Witt Nor sz Resrrrep.—The Treas- | the book or with the true finding of the court, He | the body of this afidavic Win. 1 Lamont 1 res going to double its success by halving | cause great excitement when, ly kno" non ee scentinn kite a ;,D- D., will Preach at {1 am. | UFY Department has recelved an application from | immediately noted an appeal to the synod which | ferred to a3 major of the 831 regiment Pennsylva- | tts “number” A striking and touch- | will have the effect of sending bundreds of ex- POMEL Ga : E nie 30 a.1n,” Vesper service at 7 pan, | the American exhibition of foreign products, arts, | Will convene in Baltimore next October, nia {nfantry, but the signature to the afldavit 1s and 5 to Cartwright &. Droit Building. A full attendance is requ Musie led ‘by “Di MAN TACTURERS OFT ak ae y ing incident occurred at the moment | plorersinto the gold belt north of = ee peal nt the ie ret'of th Aiber- Pees Was w jowly alone at the head of the ber- “ 8 ais through other complicated lobbies. leading to Worse Than the Texas Fever. the turnstile where the tellers for noes stood with Ciicago, July 9.—A St. Louts special says: The their lists and pencils. Gladstone glanced | health department's investigation into the dis. Bisehott, organist. “No evening | ana’ m: the DE. SUNDERLAND'S OBJECTIONS. Wm. H. Lainbert. The Adjutant-General of the it Ce IS Ca Seen ee Fee = Army certified that Wm. H. Lamont was the right SSeS SMITH aces a ~ | payment of duties due the Government on certain| A Srar reporter called upon Dr, Sunderland at 2 Ee ——— = | Be chaentteit bis Fancy. Goode Bee Holy Gounmanion oc i Monaag Giver | Merchandise imported by exbibitors and entered | nis residence this morning and asked hlin What he Totter was sent to W. Wi, Warps the aitomney an Oce Exum or Wooo Masrezs, | #5 tioucty Store 134s atewet promis eaees | a Litany, with sermon, 11 am. Evening Prayer, | foo warieceseh ee Consumption within the period | Had to say about the verdict. “I will nrst read | thecase, requesting him to Gall’at the office. He ho will be lad to see his Friends and the Public Wiciate at allot the services LP“ D:D | prescribed by the statute. was sold at pubuc sale | YOu,” he replied, “the law on the subject as laid | ld not éall, and on the 2sth ult, the Third Auditor 220. ns and Office: 10: th st. now. 2a Preaching servi fi, HAS SOLD Ta = > r ‘ r tt ‘will officiate at allof the services. = ecelve cr yi v1 down the side lobby and saw Parnell. ching, | eased dairy of Henry Wessels developed that the be fe Yor gab- : expel appl 8 ae n ve vould y ree | Shook hands with him, and ‘inquired after his | nia. How the cattle became’ infected remains @ scribing. ae COG) as SL that the goods were excessively overvalued by the | presbytery in the finding of a verdict: “The judi- | 11 the West, and would be away two or thi n ‘earnest mystery. ‘The complaint 1s much more serious pssbe mphemriippeirrier pec oa sas <—— ‘NERSHIP HER: Eatbatiroventng er daee, See cole ner shippers and because the exhibition has resulted | eatory shall then go into private sesdion2the | Months, but ‘that she would send. Mim any | health, The two stood talking: ay. r The Compl for three minutes, delaying the division, while the | than the common Texas fever, and measures Were whole of the liberals and Parnellites waited at a| at once taken to quarantine Whats left of te Fespectrul distance, “Then they recorded their | herd. Yotes together, ‘Their jes follow. em. ree erent Every Parneliiie was in his place except Healy, A Strike Declared Off, Who is still recovering onthe Rhine from his badly | Cmcaco, July @—The strike at the Pullman ine large increase in the importation of foreign | partles, their counsel, and all other persons not | {nformation necessary to his business, In succeeding during thesnminen ne 18 cordially invited. Hove F goods, with a consequent gain in duttes to the | members of the body “4 exeluded—when, after | the meantime the“ paper in the Camp in Prices are about 25 per cent. less than New York prices | is day beeu dissolved by mutual cousent. < | The ‘public is cordially invited. ‘Nove ¥ for less desirable selections, penis Government, Secretary Fairchild has informed | careful deliberation, the judicatory shall proceed | bell case certifying the genuineness of ci A AND ap | the applicants that the ‘Department 13 unable to | to vote on each specification and on each charge | the signatures, had been abstracted from uday School { a. in. Preach. | emit the duties legally due the Government, and | Separately, and judgment shall be entered accord-| the office, and it was then found aud 8 p. iu. by the pastor, Rev. J. A. | the application must therefore be rejected. ingly.” that the signatures in that case and in twelve NUALEXoU ETROPOLIT: BEACH, F HAYWARD & HUTCHINSO: my30 424 Oth street. : 8 ta ist therefol Kr ret hers, inv g the - injured back, caused by his fail from a] prick yards has been declared off, and 140 men. ON STEAMER ARIOW ‘ayer meeting, Thurspay 8 p. 1, Seats Now you see,” continued tho Doctor, “what ts | Were farenicrs Subse a cigntomicers | Pullman can, "Parnell, whe arrived early torain: | Ui! GW work Tuesday. ‘The new maciines have aaa ee ; it Tue JAPANESE OFrictais visiting this city have | gag about there, te eae LL aad tonne rgertes equently : = 7 ‘Leaving 7th st. whart at 8:0 aru. = wr AS i ‘at; that they shall pi rotate | the Second Auditor's name had been forged in the | Her last night in a tall hat, short, black jacket, | now been running thirty-six hours with a large OR SALE_BY S. E. LEWT: obtained from the agents and at the o => VERMON 8. CHRISTIAN CHUCH.— | Rearly fluished their examination into the methods | each precio and each charge separately, | certificates received from that office, and also that | White waistcoat, and. snuff-colored trousers, with | force of men, and because they were Feing mong ‘eal Estate, Insurance and Loans, ands0#) ee JuEvEncx D. Fowrn, Pastor at 11 aim. | of accounts in the Treasury Department. Deputy | and judgment shall be entered accordingly. Now | Songor the Pennsylvania and New Jersey cases in | his long hair and untrimmed beard, presented | so smoothly’ the strike was broken. bighty men Science ee ee RIGHTS UNIO Sinday: mere theme: "The! Fast Youn Man | pirst auditor Baldwin 1s now occupted with the | the iinal resulting vote stood 10 for acquittal and | BRC of the Wynn was attorney were entered on | Most curious figure. O'Brien was the center of | have reported for duty, and the Femainder will Kode Telan t ave., between 4th and 15th sts. west, "journed meeting of the General ban. “Prayer necting. ThurslagS pine ail seniees | WOT OF preparing “a thorough history of the sys- | 6 fr conviction. “Nearly two-thirds of the court | the cots ot that anion ‘claims which had | interest. Davitt, who arrived from Scotland in | probably stow up by Tuesday, ‘There Were BO h the hot weather. Strangers wel- | tem through all its stages, which will be furnished | Having voted for acquittal that vote became the | heen allowed were then overlaul it 2 the morning, to them, With examples of forms &c. This work | Verdict of the court; just asin cases decided in the pe on come. Seat a8 SUll more so. He held a sertes | concessions on elther side, ‘cordially to attend. Business of im- » in t once + a | of receptions In the strangers’ smoking-room, —— (Ut) “CLARK P. CRANDALL, Chairman. | je — ORCH OF THE es: | Nas never before been done, ana st will require | Supreme Court of tile U.S. the decision of amajor. | Gitors certicate us fo sighavires. had bers abe | Hs meeting’ In Scotland have been, some of them, No Drouth in Eastern Colorado. Deen oe: GH VOLUNTEER | SoSS> byterieg tonne a CONENANT, (PRES- | cutty'a month of hard work to'accomplish tt. eS ears tae Oecseior OF cin Court. Instead of | stracted, together with other papers. This inves. {he most successful ever held there, though they | pewvex, Cot, July ®—A dispatch from Stee Kae ALND ou jaannegtyeat eve. Wand Lech ema, eae elie cording ars ctedl together win Oe us inves, | have been toa great extent boycotted by the eng. “3 d Tee he roeree HONE Se aS eS | Mm. Wat, W. Maten, formerly a clerk in the Post- | court aided a surplusage calculated to tistead ME, Oscar J Hlatrey was oh data Eis deals ne | Heh press. yen and many members ot | Mul Washington, w couple of daveuge that Base = St, Hw, of MONDAY, the Lith | School at 9:30 a.m.; young people's mesting at 719 | Ofice Department in this city, and a son of the pes als MEE ee Se bate the Second Controller's oftice, and there was every ey, Seo —s ain era Colorado Was’ suffering from drouth, and that hand 16th sts. west, 1 lot harp, “A full’ attendance ted, | Pete es nets . = eC eviden : : a es : Body! Bia jet taf giteril Li tmp ak i eral Committees? ices =a | it’ jilet Clerk Marrof the First-Assistant'sofce | torms the groudd of appeal, 'The very frst ground | evidence that, he was concerned im the, prepara-| express approval of his, Bodyke policy. Lange ‘were compelied to leave thelr cl jaryland ave. tacen an: a o re iy order Uon of all the suspicious documents, ‘The stamp South side— ‘THE Co. DN PLACE M.E. CHURCH | has been appointed s member of the permanent | of appeal which the law prescribes is “irregularity Sane. “ - in search of fo00d, 1s Without foundation, The seo. PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE | & ‘South, corner of Sth and K sts. i.w.—Hev. Si proce > in | of the mail-room, Third Auditor's office and the | Faised at one free meeting where not a word Was | tion of the country has lately had two and some. 1ingf 00 Feet theron, Contaiuinge 12538 | HOOVER, being thy f Emmert & Hoov: 3 {ay School at 9:dUam. "The | Cape omice under the city government. Mr. Marr | verdict 2 Rendered this Peculla® | forged and the dates arranged s0 as to bring une | £12 tn ‘Teports. that there will not be @ single | TOPS abd stock are doing weil. 2 ct, corner fans aves z . a “in a equare foot. SE ae orm BE Fees ing at 11 a.m. Young People’s prayer meeting at 7 | Mer canhave Tue Stag mailed to them for any | (Dr. Sunder! land) noted the exception for the pur- up CLAIMS AMOt ING TO 0} 43 ‘Times calls Ube altenUon of tuat ast corner of 13th and C sts. mw., 100 feet by | _ 3 the house after ml and had just settled | in to-day Icomerhel Service at 8 p.m. ‘Strangers are cordially | lengthof time, and the address changed as often | Pose of preserving Mr. Todd's right of appeal. | It was discovered that Harvey, Wynn, and the | down for along priv “Souferenoe with Davitt | to what the writer declares to be the tact; test tee syn st Dr. Sunderland is of the opinion that t s ‘he division bells rang. Jam atiiverty tore. | articles on “Parnellism and Crime” have seriously _1t_| as desired. ‘The subscription must be invariably | 1 notary public were all the same person. By means | When the division ng y' UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL | pald in advance, wilt early jana gullty" or “nok Guiltier aud | Of these forgeries Harvey had succeeded in pass- | Peat that he assured Davitt thathis healthismuch | perturbed the Parneliites “and weir allies im at $230 square foo eSIRABLE West jaile of Poth at wert, between T. and 3 House of avon north. 25 feet front by 197 ‘feet deep, with an alley | orcight rooms west of Ut and southofQat cw r tron eof 30 feet i y . 2 st ve. improve and there is not a word of truth in the | America, riiculariy the Jrish World. The gndot' the mideot the 7st 48 The dun Benita. Sains Dreschine atte nae anes Suny | Taz Regusers of the National Rifles and the oud | that the court should have dscided of they isso ing throagh the Treasury forty-three claims, upon Savemeab shat ho, ts sutuaag trom e eoeouns | writer Saybthe. issue of the Jrish World of June a tet7 inches | §F—qg WASHINGTON GAN STOCK IN LanGr oF | ttefatgP aes, Wendl ctarwan, Neune, Peostes | Guard of he Veveran Corps to be allowed to retain ME, TODD'S OFISION OF THE VERDICT. . reed | Gisease Of soine Kind. His appeuto 1s good, and | 18 shows that, Patrick Ford's Lowden Scan Gener atenaoneeeed isecration meeting Monday even- Claims, which would have run the ainount up to | he sleeps fairly well. “After dinner at the commons | ent, “Transatiantic,” has slunk away owlug 70 Uae Farm of 135 acres, Prince Geore's. Ci jms duantities bought and sold, sud bond | ing, and prayer service Wednesday evening. All wel. | thelr arms Will not be decided until next week. und malting preparations to leave tor Noy | Between gfey and sixty thousand dollars were — m of dis scree, Princo George's County, | Dares adjusted ce ne: STE" | waite there seems to de nodoubt that the requests | Was found making preparations to leave for Ma- | giecovered’ 3 wana Of pl through | 4 males from which ned bast rete We ee (One Fara 450 acran Goer Fredericksburg, Virginia, ee eee = EST, BAPTIST CHURCH will be denied, it 13 understood that the Secretary | nassas, where he will preach to-morrow morning. | the accounting offices. ‘Harvey, when taken be. | Premise, trom which he had just returned when A Fime Spectacie at Aldershot. excoo #0 a x GRY THE ANTIPHONE: | OR Eait | & ‘The pastor, Rev. D. W. Fauxoe, will | of War will bring the matter to the attention of | He pronounced the verdict a very lar one, | fore the Secretary, confessed his crime, stating | ada that any one who remembers Parnell in more THE QUEEN REVIEWS 60,000 OF THE BKITIBE VOUr en ih 7? ors Weovees SegMe Rr | SOS ce autVSn Wat's nts | Conergy ie cain eis" gan | th een eo reach ana deisin* ™ | ea RG Ha Bald any apn cue | Ho geri thy counter tania | eta tao haa te wna, 8, De = see! laned at 7 h st. n.w., and for sale | world.” o : ‘perso! all his own work. His excuse was that he had TL PRCHERS, oppose Patent Othe” Sirs KOSS: | Rilweleoimed’ OMUMUAON of fame theme at Spam. | A Creni-SeRvice Exaxwarion was going on at | He thinks that personal enemies of bis had con: | Suen uriven toll, ie sald; Dy; pecuniary necenatieg | WOM Co Bee him now, Loxpox, July 9.—The queen today reviewed 4319th st.n.w., and CISSEL'S and MAJOR’S Drug | ——"—°°™ ‘__ | the rooms of the Commission to-day of a class of | ¥erdict that was adop’ He said: “for | Drought upon him by aman with whom he had ‘THE PADDINGTON ELECTION. 2,000 ‘soldiers at Aldershot. Her Majesty was ree Stores. S908 | Fe, FYEAND M. B, CHURCH, COR. 107TH | nineteen applicants for positions as bookkeepers; | six years a clique has been fighting me, but. all | Deen in partnership, and. who, ever since he re- = as Zeeents ages tee, Siguecs oo] Scent Reali eee Y. ‘LE aD i. »| ceived his appointment in the Treasury, has ‘stands: n erect int of review Se ee 5, 2, by Hn. ‘ALBERT Xe eee omnis Se ee en aes [capa @ale ne Gee goaded him on to make the most of his opportuni: oa Smasher mgammanne ‘© | they were all Packed with faahtonable Aid “ast Se eR ne ne a tr cuomen ort | Saba Chain cn ch tetas | Seacrest ee | nina AE ot ea | mcntoutroooments ma rece | Satelit iti acaam on area <=>, NOTICE. —THE ANNUAL, Mi NG OF QALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER | snotner. An oxamiuation will be held ‘sopn for | Scandalous stories aboucthe aes, r. AS a rule It Was this, he said, that had led him into thetrou-| Lonpox, July 9.—The significance of the Pad- night in order to be present. The whole speo- A Cuz. BS ap teuhoden oft RATIONAL OS at took GU ee Mee eeE ORRENE: | the selection of an assistant chiet of tho myeo. | Said, ‘such gossip 1s Hot noticed. If,” he con, | ble and brought him face to face with the pentten- | aington election does not lie so much in the redug. | tAcle Was very imposing. and. the review: was = NGION fection of ni io id fice of | Pastor, 1La.m. and p.in. Gospel meeting at Keadail | logical section of the botanieal division of the fhecomy stay, 048 Lav ave, ye HONDAY. day Se chapel, 8 pain, All arecordialy invited. = 6 Seudall Agricultural Department and of a Dotantcal clerk. | 1887. bolls open from 1 tos lock pri CHURCH GF “OUR Fi civen: | AS the examination will be entirely technical the OUR ACCOUNTS WILL BE DUE JULY 1, 1887. | *$yi-coa3t OBLE D. LARNER. Secretary. 3 Sa alist Corner TS ae geen (UNIVER comunission must, await, before ontering. tt, rex s = a aa = ST “| Avex: Kenr, pastor. “Services Tosnorres ai | cetpt of the questions from the bureau. It wi THEY HAVE ALL BEEN RENDERED, AND WE| §r—e=> WOOD MANTHS © Bamjoor— Dare to Do Rige Gerke Cals Ae Sb | Coes oe a ee be onan < 7 C st northwe: = NTRAL METHC ST PR ESTAN eI = US FOR A PROMPT SETTLEMENT. es Rar ak — chur chy aor st, wear ‘ soe few. a aenonas MiEnsr. pastor. Presching at 11 anny & MAVINOJUGT PEERED OUENEWSIONE | Since 9:0, 0 apt eaves Pale Scan | Puiswit.—Uilted Gale “Ueauior Jan W. ose No. 432 NINTH STREET, ue ie Hyatt and ex-Representative Shelley were regis- We are showing an entire new stock of Fine Gas i — Y 4g y Uary. “My partner,” concluded the prisoner, great success, ‘The duke of Cambridge, on bebalf Unued, a maws cuaracter fs to be at the mercy of | Toi’ me Thad a good office, and that 1 cGuid miss | tion of the tory vote by $00 on & total poll of 4,000, | SFest. ‘troops, presented her tnajenty with 4 Jubilee nobody is safe.”. He said that he had a larger | the money he wanted. I did it, and now see what | though that is a triumph, Dut in the fact that the | address, the mien clieering heartily during the pre- majority for him in the final decision than Kev. has come of it.” liberals have polled more, while the conservatives | sentation. The marching of the nen was splet Mr. ‘Talmage had for him in a similar case in Se See have polled Jess than 1n1886 and even than in | and the guards, marines, and volunteers Brooklyn several years ago, and that had the ver- ‘The Crop Report. 1885. That 1s, Ubere was a larger liberal vote yes- | loudly cheered by tne Spectators, dict been rendered in accordance with the judg- | 4 BIG YIELD OF CORN—CoNDITION OF SPRING anp | teTday in Paddington than there had been befure —— ment of the majority there would have been n0 ‘WINTER WHEAT, ETC. home rule was ever heard Gf. This result, 1s natu- ‘The Knights of Labor. controversy over it. The statistician of the Department of Agricul- | Tally regarded as splendidly significant IRON AND STEEL WORKEXS WHO AVE NOT BREW MEMBERS WHO VOTED TO CONVICT. ture reports a further extension of the cornarea] Ta EVICTIONS IN IRELAND. GRANTED A CHARTER THEY ASKED POR. It is understood that the members who voted to | of about one and a-haif million acres, an increase —— mong she Rights eriaber sren pad asta oot, convict Mr. Todd were Revs. Nourse, Chester, | of 2 per cent over the acreage of 1886, In Statesor |The Boys and Girls of Bodyke—Exe | ong the knigi Labor iron iS AT MRS. LUNT | tered in New York last evening.—Chas, L. Parker ETIN ers throughout the country. ‘They are i parlors, 420 10th st. uw. eve ees ver | Mclivain, Peck, Riddie, and Elacr Zimmerman. "| declining wheat culture maize has advanced its citing Scenes Expected, (the general oMlcers of the order “because W. M SHUSTER & SONS, | Fiztures, Table Lamps, Piano Lamps, Gas Shades and Sunday a0 Tuesday evenitigs at 8 p.m. Peychometric | Of Boston, L. Sharp of Selma, Cal, EJ. McKeever |’ Gn. member ot the Presbytery sald this morn- | see largely, notably in Kansas, A marked ad. | Special Cable Dispatch to Tae Evexinc Stan. have not been granted a charter fora nadonal 430 9 Fa ave. | Globes in colored and cut glass, Slate Mantels, Grstes, | Efuren wilt heal toeick oc techs ar cacy mae is | Gene ae Ee ce eee Sineenadl are oF ings grid the court peor, Testricted to a verdict of | vance 1s noted in the district between the Missis- | _LONDOx, July 9.—Subseriptions are coming in | trades assembly, and already several assemblies Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces. Every oue cordially wel- | fret. Clairvoyant sittin daily. 1 | Singerly of Puiladelphia, and Geo. Kerrls fr. ot | GO th Grae would have Doom, bie eee att | sippland the Tocky Mountains, and_a consider. | Splendidly to the Bodyke evicted tenants fund, It teris granted. IU 18 Just one mouth since te of comea. Noone importuned to buy. Fe ORTH canon P. | Phuadeipnia: Ben, bs Ruake of Indisnapois-ad | ot proven,” and that is what we Intended 1t | Able increase is reported in the ectton States. The | has been decided that Mra Davitt shall vistt | teris granted. it ts just one suenth since the or. Papaya ae aes CHUMCH, lev. J. W: Tnovr, pustor Serv: | Philaleiphia, Ben, P. Runkle of Indianapolis and | ‘0b Proven,’ season has been fairly favorable, both for planting | Bodyke on July 20, when all the girls except one | EAQUAUtOn Mina jorued at Marrisbure Pit, tu promptiyattended tan nn | eee ah atte Sart, gts | Geo, Grant Francis of London are at Wormley "pp. cums’ ortsiox. and growth apd condition is high, averaging 0.7 | and all the boys Will be outof prison. Sho will | ime been heard from Ue Kaights. of Labor: meade nora Mo Inqitiry x Pores | arene nS saen Ge 3 vas namestts ey acto! af 9:90 a in-and:3 pm. The ual even: | Bauzer of New York and Jas, . Rankin of Kansas | Rey. Dr. Childs, counsel for the prosecution, says | NMCH Alters te f Ta ea ener chog Past | present each of the former with a small medal and quarters at Philadelphia. A. prominent ineiuber 125 g 8.8. SHEDD & BRO._| Excursion to Colonial Beau 6th Hales | are at the Ariington.—Capt. ¥, 0. Chase, USN. | the flading 18 the old Scotch verdict of “not three years preceding 184. ‘The great corn-grow. | necklace, with £25 and to the latter a sliver | /INGOUaSE Jon, fr Qua dele, Mae eae KS so: <a> AU, SOULS | CONITARIAN) CHURCH, | Minn. Hon W. ie Bernard. amd family of Kansas | PFOVeD,” and that styleaves the ease just about see iy OO Ta Conditions the Surplus, average | watch with an equal sam, tn recognition of their | man Powderly and Insist upon the granting of the ap WV. it, Bernard. at nsas vk erly a po ah Oce Movasixe Dersnrvest. an _ ae eopass Suirrts, papion = Morning feruielth sin” vreachig | C1; Mo, and tude GEES Rebinatar OLN SORE | oreo tcotaes hiner tla tne enero te pe eee eee hes om the Brat ot ae repre er tere ling Pe Ty in"Penneyivania, Kew Jonge New _te24 st. Dw. by Rev. E. GOODNOUGH, of IthacaaN. ¥. Evening | 9°" y. FT. Glas a better pleased at a more direct and positive find. + York, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia and Litin y+ Sp | service and Sunday school a) W. Sheffey, F.T. Glascow of Virginia and A. I. p Southern States, 18 83.5, a reduction si e Jt ney, in Wexford, seventy families are bel RARE a er ote till tall. _1t_ | Ganloway of North Carolina. are av the Metropoli- re ara Ce no ety RUE Wad satibied 8) | Teporcok La. auerousstern a meaty omise te | amma sen, great hardship. Five families were ssoptncpedonccggrted et reais gered Bab peered ete hameney otueurepen: | Bae Saha Hw hoy Schoo eo OE How of Virginia are at the National.” S| work, “ie sald tho verdict, was rendered in ac- | KauSAS, a imaterial ‘of the Southern States” some | eHeted at Woodford; then the evictions were | geri che iiultad slates, met at Rast, Liverook, _ sk your for it. Delivered anywhere. Price Preaching at 11 o'clock a. i. by Reve JOA, phivicdeach nal rdance with the prescribed rules of the book, _ | Seme loss in — ans 7 x r aed 35 conta, tal to Box 666. Je30-Im _ | Cuamaiiss, of Maryland. Young “people's ay Ee ca . of the remainder have gained a point or two, and | 2bandoned, as it was seen that no money couid be | Onio, yesterday and formed a naUional trades as- <g=>, BEAR LITHIA WATER—INDORSED By | Meeting ¢iuesday evcnini at § o'clock.” Geugral prayer a eo See ema iana milnave tenidays| ity 2 others have lost. The chinch bug has wrought | terrorized out of the tenants. Evictions on a | sembly of We Knights of lavor. J. N. O'Neill, of ‘The President to-day appointed 7. Stephen Hun- | 1) recy oP Which. Will Rect in Balt ee | some damage in most of the Western States, and | Colossal scale, about to begin at Michelstown, on | Fast Liverpool, was elected district master. works ter to be collector of customs for the Tappahan-| October. From that body a final appeal may be |" Maryland and Virginia. Where harvested | the great estate of the countess of Kingston; 800 | man. An application has been made to General 8) B' ‘thelesding physicians for all Uri id | [End conferenice moet SOMETHING FOR SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN | Biadiler Trout Hduey Complaints, Bee ‘Head testi: | Hour. Strangers are .ouials in Post of Sun CHAPEL, CORN! june 12. ==> WESLE' on ¥F = 5 rain has been threshed resuits are variable, with | tenants here have Joined the plan of campaign. | Master Workman Powderly for a charter. The Sees, Drmance coone ro seer rae | Bop carats Ment et | RSS tie Wa eR | BN Ame, Hee | cee nee wilt | Began Gee ae esa ye | Soa arr peu anes areas | Me ara at ~: Sothon 7 1307 Ww. : Hl ; | m._ Cilldrens” Meeting 3:20 fim, Oniicial morte lc is for Cleveland Now. el | el ng, ty ring wheat, i vise During the past week, he told me last night, 6,000 IN PRICES. macy, Oth and P sta. nw W. G. Duckett, 22d et, and | Monday 8 p.m. Hour for ible study. a7 sc and before a vote had been taken, one of the mem- | Condition of spring wheat, ly from the preva- ‘ Praniylvanie aro, .w.7 W.C Willsios, corner iat and a, Prien nesting FUuMinday, 8 Yous! cot: | SE-REFRESENTATIVE GIRSON ANXOUNCES TS 00N- | ee ee eee ee eee ence of chinch Mu Coker average, 7a; Last = ee SER ‘The Codman Will Sustained. Sete eee atores Trade supplied by EB, Mertz, | beregularly held all the summer, ws Witch Will | 5 epresentative Gibson, of West Virginia, | Served Would vote to convict. 3; from land marked first iction. ‘ xoRNTNa, July of 1886" was 83.3, 4 points higher than the | liVing thing 1s left except tenants. The people are | A CELEBRATED CASE IN BOSTON ENDED THIS a es one : 2 er we ey é resent average. ‘The average fos Wisey dete to offer every resistance in their!” Rostox, July 9.—Judge McKim, of the Suffolk 8,000 Yarts Black Nuns’ Veiling, all wool, 23 inches NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Raye Wie O. Seo a aD Pets, B. W., | Who has been one of the most outspoken demo- ce ttaiey in ene aehingtem, Pr; Minnesolay 76; lowa, 72; Nebraska, 7s; Da. | PoWer, and exciting scenes tnay be expected of | county court, this moruing ordered a aeenee Lo US ‘wide; nedenall lean tia tortee parson Aunt 31a i by the Kev. ED. Bailey tat 8p. sy ows | CTA Opponents of the President, sald toasran| | Roosine Manger Mex.—Countrymen who have | jain he The chinch bug, ike teeth We, reo | which'l have already inade arrangements to kesp | CUBLY, Court, this, morning ordered a dec ae i Goede ao Caree ae wurde, Gommenced the, Dry | Saul Kratner. ‘Thoevening service will Cota larsaly | Feporter to-day: “I am forMr. Cleveland heart and | been in. the habit of bringing thelr produce to |’ russ in the Northwest, ahd the joint worm | YOU specially informed, Codman, the contest over which has ‘caused * iggk all-woo! Grenadine, 22 inches wide, | Gomdespd Carnet besinees at Mo, Oza 7thet, 1a 1844 Seatce eolineoute wding solos from the Moody and | hand from this time out. ;The issue has been made | Market on Friday nights, und sleeping tn thelr | in West’ Virginia, have all alded in reduction of Notes from London. Fae ec oa oe ee, © Sabbath school at 9:30 2. Wagons, that they may be on hand early, will | yielg of wheat. his store, which continued for five years, under the |g" eee ‘2° | up by the men of the G. A. R., who wanted to] have to be more careful. A raid was made Ly | 2! veal _ Special Cable Dispatch to Tur EVENING STaR, ‘ta Mrs. Ella H. Kimball, who was 2,000 Yaris Bisck all-wool Panama Grenadine, 23 | STi namé of “W. W. Burdette & Co.” “At the expirac | Deuttle him. AS the caso, stands, the President | thieves last ‘night, ona wagon in which ne er De ines jr ee fren large Deguese, had, enercised ak undwe jon of the partner in 1879, the dissolve rH inches wide, reduced from 40c. to 25c. per yard. | by mutual consent aod antied ate thea Oe | Bei pounds of butter | since the last report. ‘The average for barley is | Nordenskjold, as has beon reported, will probably. i FI iN “ARI + d-scttled up, the sald Oliver invited to attend the elev DS ARE | represents law, order and decency, and democrats | Rotchford was asleep, and cig! These aro very desirable, will not crush, and wili | Hurdefte atiling out bis interest to the said W: W. Bur: | seriion of Rowe Ill Ladue, Nov 1750 SUNDRY Gay | are Unanimous in lis Support. Me'will be nenoml and several quarts of berries were stolen. 1048 | ixewise reduced. It 1s 82.8 Instead of ovo tee ‘of sound mind at the time the will was signed, shake the dust. dette. 10.nt 7-30 p.m. at the Fifth Baptist Ghurek, Rev, | nated by acclamation, ‘Snere will be but one voice | understood. tHat coop containing a dozen aud a tind apotate in oats 1 in | Command the expedition to the south pole which | Si.) tmpall's letters have taken @ large space ‘The business has been continued from 1879. to the | Lec, pastor. Ce. 'N.G.” | in the convention, and he Will be tri- | haif of chickens was stolen from another party, | Month. A reduction appears in oats from 91 10 | 4 ystralia is preparing to send out. ‘weeks past. The Judge 800 Yards Black all-wool Deutelle, 40 inches wide, | Present time by the said Walter W. Burdette, trading | JAS. H. B Ff umphantly re-electod, 100.” "ACOTION SaLxs OF Real, Eurars.—The large brick | Tune 4 8.9, due to drouth and insect ravages. It x? Pisin and Brocaded, redtuced to 373¢e, per seed. as “W. W. Burdette & Co.,” although since the sai dis. ct in the daily = B —— zt large is the heaviest in Kentucky, Ilinols, Wisconsin, | Under the title of “Authology of the Novels of | decides that Mr. Codman was Ww. Ww x pads i ‘THE BUILDERS’ AID AND INVEST! eA ae dwelling on 324 street, near P strect, part of the ates “Mississtj has | the Century,” McKenzie Bell edited a small and there 500 Yards Black all-wool French Canvas Cloth, 42 forwbora all claims ngunse "30. We BPE Secretary Fairchild Buys a House. | ghekell estate, was sold on Thursday to Jacob F, | £2d the States west of the ppl. There or Was no undue influence on the part ASSOCIATION OF WASHING: : mind Ni i been an increase of 2.7 per cent in the acreage of | Volume of cholce reading from the best novels of | of Mrs. Kimball. An appeal will probably be taken should at once ited £01 1d to whos ORGANIZED May 26, 1887. URCHASES A RESIDENCE ON NEW HAM Staub, for $2; ‘The brick dwelling, corner ‘i . eighty years, with critical si ‘Court. ‘The estate is estimated at inches wide, 60c. per yard: formeriy 81- Sifmoners due a anietin©'Gar antat ba aig | pAUZHORIZED CATT Ar 5 ANpO0U, sm azus gxg | NE TURGHARES fyENCE FOR $50,000. AMIR | and. Shastra, p Part of te seme slats, Was Dar | ee ne ae Reccacke ane coeimes22 | hovas. “Chates will publish tho works: = on | eeuwe supreme Court. The estate is wen, to Me, a e, 38 the We CH. IN iN zt . Se . . chased ‘Thomas, tor $2,880. eet ome Codinan outright $5,000, and to \mbali sare Ca Ce Ce a nana | tans Sortie ree bt eee | SA ag caer ne cere Fairenild the residence ot the late dnc: We pias | _ THWONAI.—Afr. Chas, i, Fokling: of this place, | A¥°age 38 Sh which 18 av ‘years. There 13a. Lowes $40,000. Tt is" possible that Mrs. Kimball wilh anes bes —— | sy7-th.s.tulm Ouiven P BURDETT application to WF WRIGHT, Secretary, 2 has, been eppainted a notary. pullilc for the Dis- Uy a decline of about one-sixth in the to-| _Warerroww, N.¥., July 9.—The large steam saw | receive the income of $282,000, in addition an extra good value. =! Lee zs TAN HAILGOAD| 8%, }3 St Cloud Buslaing, Oth and Futk, | Wt the Intersection ot Now Hampshire avenue, O | tric——Mr. Samuel C. Palmer is summering | PACBuy, » decline, of about one st 3 prety ip hen bens Ym innd [ap yg ae 5 500 Yaris Black all-wool Batiste, 40 inches wide, new | Se OFFICE METROPOLITAN RAILI 08 tS ae and 20th streets. ‘The house isa large double | among the Blue Ridge Mountains, ing States participate. The average condition is | village of Gouvenour, catight fre about 4 o'clock | Uwo notes, amounting to $12,000. Should Mary ‘and desirable, good value, only 50c. 'Wastivatox Inne 30, 1887. 58-20 NO.A- PRESCOTT, Treasurer, | structure, built in the style Of an old-fashioned | _ A COMPLAINT ABOUT GaxsaGx.—'he vistts of the | IRE States parti figure tan for several years. ‘The | this Morning and was totally destroyed. “The hre | Burdett decease before Mrs. Kisaball er legacy ie, only POE Yards | woticn te hereby given tee ee I B87, g | 398-20 16 Fet-n-we_ | Pnglish residence, andis very handsomely finished, | §a°bage Wagon in this section are few and far be- | Sa: a lower July Cgure then for several years, The originated in the boller room, Loss, $30,000; in- | goes to the residue, which may become the prop- —— the Stockholders: of tho cloution of Basen Tie boet Bes SECM, Fe fonts on Now Hamapeclee arene ey finished, | Evens ‘There. 4 4 general complaint about tue | Sts 0 report. The crop 1s under unusually clean | surance, $7,000. 5S | Sra of srs Etmnball, 90 Chat there ts a further pos. 600 Yards Bisck all-woot fine French Grenadine, 42 | Vipitis Company, will be Reld at this office, on WED. | SB 0 as. ai my 10th-st. wh ‘the new house which Mr. 8.8. Cox is Dulding for | failure of Gene oe g° Putin an appear- | cultivation. There are few reports of injury from | sourm FeaMinGmat Mase, July &2—The Auburyy] Sibility that the latier may receive the income tuches wide; former price @1.50, now 81 per yard. | NESPAY, July 13. ‘The polis will be o} of 400,000 feet IDA PINES JOIST cand See | his own use. ‘The price pald was $50,000. SS peat re late ey amouAT Of | excessive mosture, and a few of drouth. Cotton | pase Company's Dull ‘was partly burned this ,000 and the notes for $13,000. It ts estimated ee eee PRS SER ars Oi vee tae fs ee a QPOkGE Ww. Pe Beit sisorted dimenatous’ will were eec y oe Garbage 1s allowed to sccumulate, which may | Worms ure indicated in very lew locations. Taorning with 14000 patte. of Lasts pac Sy counsel for contestant, that in fourteen Fears : - Fy JAMIE! SS ees--— . ax: . Codman ‘used wide Sarah and soft sina, See Bee Geico ana YeA aE BARBO! Again Invited to St. Lonis, ‘Tne Case Disurssep.—The case ot Win. Krouse, le quantity Of unfinished stock, eats es. _38-6t_ Main ¢ 4th and 3 sts, ‘THE BUSINESS MEN OP THAT CITY ASK THE PRESIDENT | oy! ‘with cutting Geo. Krouse some days The President’s Northern Trip. 7,000; insurance, $5,000. £00 Yards al: pure Silk and Wool Serges, in Black and <a> THE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEES OF 7 TO COME IN OCTOBER. Sra dallea ‘Up in ‘the Police Court this aftetnosn; | THE GRAND ARMY O¥YICERS OF Urica miskEPRE-|” LtrruBTox, N. 1, July @—The Death of a Mother Superior. ‘White Steipe and s new design in Black anf White AGassid Pang Besmadirm Eiyoeg Hae ot HOT. hoes | The mass meeting of citizens of St, Louls called | and thie case was dismissed, snd ‘SENTED. Fabyans, with two locomotives belonging tor Newsvra, N. , guly Mother Mary Ja Mister We cloand this entire lot from an tm | LAS G2 10250 4y, the Jad WELL £'COland i CHESTER STOTT 4 CO areer | to meet at the Merchants’ Exchange yesterday to | ExcunsiONs Hermione Lodge No. 12, K. of P| Word has been received at Utica, N. ¥,, trom the | Boston end‘Maine Maliroad, ‘burned fase hight, Devoreaux, of the Convent of Our Lady of borter ate secrifice; real value, @1; our price, 650, ti TStniext after wine datesii eopadd wet by Aurust | take public action in regard to inviting Prestdent | Will «ive a family isurslon to Lower Cedar Point | president that in defcrence to the wishes ot a | 108s, $50,000. = 5 Geath was the result of tn injuries Utne Ch ange cstnses acponnts willbe placed in the hata of neollecion | Cleveland to visit St. Louis in the autumn, aswom. | REXt MontaY, Om the, steamer Heury X Bishop, | ree number of citizeus of that city he and Sirs ‘The Unpaid Opera Singers. from a fall down stairs. JOO Yards Bleck and Gray French Serge, light-weight, Fi tmagPosals for the purchase, in bulk, of the stock in | bled at 1 o'clock, and was called to order by Mr.| \—A family excursion tor the benellt of Congress- | Cleveland will stop there Wednesday evening, | rugy propose TO TAKE LEGAI. ACTION TO RECOVER ae splendid thing for traveling or street wear, 38 acted at 480 Penusylvanieave, panes jately, com: | rank Gainne, president of the Exchange, ‘The | street M. P church will be given on the. steamer July 13, after his return from the Clinton centen- ‘THRIR MONEY. Jacob Sharp Better. Rcbes wida, 6240 per yard. ona Hibrif, when they wil ve prompliy scial-apa ara | MENG, was, Gulte lange, After threo or four | ayes ihe TUustroos WAAL ar Sio0 ame Cots | Mla celebration, and will give a reception vo the | | ew Youx, July A large number ot the men-| | New Tone. July 9—Jacob Sharp by bb. Pan weaTHER, , when they will be promptly acted ‘upon, ae it | specehes inent citizens, the following was bers of the Nation: ny met to-day | somewhat jorning. ‘S00 Tarts ett ll-wool Bunting, 40 inches wide, ne aaMIRGTS =— | itis diette ot the atsuencer to clone up tho nai of Mlopted: rhe poopie ot St jae afeombled nea | wilioqve gh street at7-06 an and go alec er. oo anak dees cen ine Gonieat rok atusle. ‘They had’ ween prom | quiet might his sleep was broken. teste ae Got 0 WI ‘may c = paar jublic meet for the purpose, ani at oat. The President will ex-Senator ol 2. An4 (wr a se eoneof the best materials thatcan be bought — | “Ther wives wasting cf the biebtoldersof the | _3y8-2w W. StUitbsow} Amimees, | tun Merchants Exchange on July’ 8 se, respect | , TEXPEiaTune axp Coxorrion ov Waran a7 A. | Kernan at Gp. ia. Ho will Joate Washington for | let e portion ot leas: of the alanis due Gi. | ye eine amd Hale Shut Out, Our all-wool Back Albatross, 38 inches wide, all-woot | WASHINGTON, GAS SAVING COMPANY. held om i AN Be, oa fully and earnestly extend to the President of the | M_Great Balls, temperature, 86: condition, 17; | New Xoricon Monday. After bi ‘to visit | informing them that the had been disap- | Srorm OFFICIALS PREVENT THEIR ATTENDANCE af Berge, 42 inches wide, and all-wool Cashmere, 40 | at hr Asceag feo gad, 1987, aE NO, 3319 7th rovollan church corner. re ERS Ustad ckaten and to Mrs, Cleveland aninsisaciings | S202) chonactome Aer Comsitiod or Denk cra | kin ether ker wan i Clovelaea, he SoS i eh Dest ever | clectinga board of dincctirs mate for wang! | Architects, builders, painters and ing | Visit the city ai me Its, for the week a 5 q Ee sat with his sister, Rose | 1X n0 defini ‘The freedom of the city of Edinburgh was con Oferta inci at hepricn Soc perma. | eau set bees suchas avi dey | Manage on EAS oe an 2 ee | umm Cohen ROOMS LH He | onic anus Nous, Saas | Esa clos. Mew opend mmo daght | Eee Tagemmlnes nom ope fate Se | seres upon anarew Cares ‘ais comer, oe BA in calsomining the interior of Metropollt i: | him a welcome that. will demonstrate the respect | €Muent gate house, 36. High ude in the river to- | Forestport. —— yesterday, in recognition of his gift to the city mone, # Tolling. with wide tspe-borders, for “Mourning $i, 5, MATTHEWS, His wade by Washington ‘Trestle ‘Menuiacturine Cor | and love they HAVO fof Dim as @ pubic cmocr ara | GAY at 10:40 a. m.7 low tide at 11:00 pun. A FALSE REPORT, Violet Cameron’s Husband, $250,000 with which to provide @ public library. ‘mid-summer especially. 5. E LEWIS, cor, 11th and F sts, n.e.; and absolutely safe. jy8-3t*” | asa man.” ‘The mayor of St. Louis and a commit- De aera ‘The officers of three of the Grand Army posts in | ge HUMBLY WITHDKAWS HIS CHARGES AMD THE ‘The ceremony took place in the council chamber. as HERBERT A. GILL. tee to be selected by him are to come to Washing- Alexandria Affairs. Utica say that they are misrepresented by the re- DIVORCE SUIT 18 DECLARED OFF. Mr. James G. Blaine was invited to be present, and Ps ws tf ton and deliver this invitation to the President, ~ | Reported for Taz Evmmo Stan. 2 Kee FF vos, Kee BEMovar. ‘Untre Stares Coums.—Judge Hughes contin. | Port thab thelr posts have decided not to go to the | _Lexpox, July 0.—David Deveusuude, husband of Red Cloud Replies to Senator Dawes, | ues the session of the United ‘Court here, | Clinton Centennial if President Cleveland attends, | Violet: = FIXTURES, &0, = ‘THE GENTLE SAVAGE SAYS UB 18 IN FAVOR OP civu| but Will probably adjourn it this afternoon: | ‘Two posts have not acted on the invitation, and Yo charge for Hanging. EQUITABLE C. B ASSOCIATION, IZING THE INDIANS. Another indictment against B. W. Hitt, of Cul. | the third has decided not to attend for want of Red Cloud, ehiet of the Sioux Nation, publishes | Peper, OF violating the internal-rerenue law, has | members who could conveniently go. 7 ‘Lowest Rates, ‘The Equitable Co-Operative Building Associs- found by thegrand jury. A decree for $1,2 ‘THE PRESIDENT'S ST. LOUIS LETTER DISCUSSED. . TAY an tion has removed its office to the “EQUITABLE | ® letter in reply to a recent statement of Senator | in part has been entered in the sult of Chas, At the Brooklyn city hall yesterday the Grand wy t — Fy 531 15th st, Corcoran Building. | BUILDING,” 1003 Fst, nw. pecheiertoapnd on, Samapdemsee eves ri suey! he sgh Combs oa Fe Army of the Republic memorial rooms were the ‘to the council chamber ‘the presen- =~ "aRTIES.— Lawn last Par SORTASE | Ooo ee eee oa tO aan. ine Calet pronounces thas | ar: Grane GNMON. Elvana NF toc iatien vs | scone of axvended dlscumion of President Cleve. | Maw Yous, July &, 11 & m.—There wae weak {tien of i tren of te Sy. 3 = esis Popul sok chansons raw Qniithe first Wednesday in each month the office | & “falsehood,” and declares that, a8 proof that | Et" nurch, and at che Toe, land's letter recalling his ot the st, | opening at exohange cass morning, de; | Now that tho trata ia known. Kt appears thet a grain spdNeire | will be open from 6 10 8 o'clock pam,on which “aechodist | Mbdis totter, recalng, 2 ‘of the Grund lage evening's anal prices £0 | cocurrence was brought about_ty ofctal, ack. ‘re 38 | day advances will bo made at 7:30 otelock pam Gohl rerun lie saldit was too bad anything | 2 per cent. Missourt ‘was a prominent ex- "Mr. Blaine and Senator Men Cceead ae Cootolenl = with an advance of x, ‘The market was | hour late. All the approaches to the tad been 5 tes cone ‘fuctae ight the Prostienvs Letter was not souched in | Gu cha generally, tar "one, tho terms, und would not tend to mend mat. ts very fs il ss fe |. (OF on ae gitaves im the 13m Lasuo are open for subacrip an a9 pat oh al Zarit planing the cheat and atvantaees 2) BAB OG 2 teen eens) OO om to ave. Sos is Rn od pote oom: Bee am. 3 122 and gto pm = 4 ‘ouintosre %. Mok. HAS KEMOVED TO ee can ee TSS. Siac qbaheswrratatat — sya : i i li i H uy : il i eT fF i |