Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Rorthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. snd 11th St, by : The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. E. KAUFFMAN Tue Evewtes Stan is served to subscribers in the eity by carriers, on their own account st 10 cents = Bag =e oe at {be counter, Sonth ono seer, S0, sib enon Bee Oe Cen 8 TEntered post Office at Washington, mecond-ciase mail matter) ipa Tux Weixir Sran—pablishet on Frida; Year. postage prepai. Sit months, Socena yet ® §9-ANl mail subscriptions must be paid im advances Bo paper sent longer than is paid for. Kates of advertising mad Telegrams to The Star. THE UTES READY FOR BATTLE A Coalition Ministry Certain. AN ENGLISH ARBITRATION PETITION, Our Bicyclists Successful in London. pening Star, WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1887. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. *. THE UTE OUTBREAK. Row, in 1687, unsettled, and, tf J —— shape than ever, although the affatrs of the State, \OTICE. SLESS ALL WIRES AR —_—_—-___— An Official Dispatch from Major Rand- | meanwhile, have clusively under demo- | Beginning ROpCR UNLESS ATL Wts, Ee | Govawwens Raouirim ToDiv— Internal reve- | eercg s peeen from Senator Teller. | cratic con Pibe interval Ba TWO CENTS. A COALITION GOVERNMENT, = ——— Such a Resntt Said to be Certnin—Come ment on Yr. Russell's Secession—Sym- bie, in worse | AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. | Doky of the Emgitch Liberal Members, ¢ Biennial Convention | special Cable Digpatch to Tur Evextno Stan Vo. 71—No 10,691. _ AMUSEMENTS. mm application EXCURSION , PICNICS, &e. Bu Rove: Bar Ruvez: trol, Tn the interval, having amended in this City, Loxpox, August 24--A coalition government 18 ies 2 song Dtivat: nw, they wil be cutom! They are in the | m 025.53; customs, #7 . the laws o rat | “ A - = ‘THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE! ot emi Way of erection of new balding, “Thisis my second | 7U $298,025.53; customs, 796,714.77, ‘The following telegram has been received at the | pendent ‘Tor’ success contrary’ tO thelk plighted | DELEGATES PRESENT-—on FeXDALL anparen or | ROW ceftain. know fora fact that one leading A MODEL PLEASURE RESORT, AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. and Jast notice. ners writen, _| , STEEN MrutioNs ror Pxsiows—The Treasury | war pepartment trom Major wandicte command. ig yy a WRLCOME—HOW THE VISITORS WiLL BE ENTER- | UuOMAt In Che commons has written his election Fare for mie ruund trip, nohange of Cars aa, TESTE WO ee ay GUST {Oday issued warrants on account of pensions to | sng Fort, Duchesne, Utah, dated August 9, through fbrotigh thetr leaderin the Senate, torepeal allthé | ytyen, ex! * | agent telling him to make all preparations for 7, ES Lr rhs masantic\ anal pctatease Domne ers andi the pubbe Haat aie Printed orreutas | ME amount of $16,253,000. In spite of this neavy | GS. merry legistation ‘supplemental. to that bill, tus con- |e Veena en nkg. mae ion. el. st $21 aL. ization, evidently for the purpose | Out-go the receipts of the Treasury for the month firming the destruction of the measure by their ‘or t Sssved by some organs “Colorow has his followers with him, about 150 | own intermeddling.” ‘The Supreme Council of the American Legion of | affect Chamberlain nobody seems to know. The ‘Week Days and Sun: RRR UU ss os OA Pidoine neat inet entiey ae Tnever had’ | the ofponditeces at eee es oe C=eSS OPEF | all, Including men, women and chitiren, “There | The conferences with the British bondholders is | Honor began the sessions of the Dictulal eouvens | ceneral comment on his speoch of Saturday ts that THE HOTEL IS NOW READY FOR GUESTS. ire & U , eae business arapsaction with Senaaee Ka SS a re eee? reinforced. ares vied to, and the charge er roy Uon to-day at the building of the Law School of | it Would be impossible to sit on yor more ered a pious Ss iy acquainted with the, ey may be hon-| Gey. Jxo. G. | In and Ouray want peace. nt Was ever as pro y the | the Ni o E street. This boty | Kracefully, Socially tn the commons he is gradu Forschedule of trains see B. & 0. advertisement. £ Eu sat Ges HAAR = = [Sbieitecnenes, aA JNO. G. PAREE, Of the Engineer Corps, af- | 1080 coioruw would come te the ed eon He ee | Leer ate "vas over tend Foommittes ven. | {Be National University, 1006 E street, ‘This bocy | & sana h Saaine’ AmnNSDS SUMARRIN OS MANDOLIN QUINTETTE; , H. SHEA, cated ane last night from a trip to Europe. He } could get there without being attacked. Most of | dered a scttiement: tthe paved commissioners | COUSISLS Of forty-six delegates, representing one | ally assunitng a friendly attitude toward men ge Seeds ic eee ene _632 Pennsylvania avenue. | called at the War Department to.day. He will | the party who went out with Mcandrews have re- | Willch, both as to amount and a8 to the teers | Supreme body, eighteen grand bodies, and 1,00 | Whom he has not been on speaking terms for FAMOUS TIPALDI BROTHEES, =. DECLARATION OF MOY GONG.—I, MOY leave for West Point the last ot the week to as- turned to the agency, rhtened back. They claim | of tax-receivable couy was in violation of their | subordinate bodies, the total Membership being | Monts, Extremely urgent summonses have deem Otte Gece FRANK C. BANGS GONG, a native of Chins, aged about twenty- | Sume the duties of superintendent at the Military | that Colorow’s camp’could not be found. Fear of | pledge to maintain the debt, settlement as that of €2,000. It extends to every State and Territory of | Sent oUt on ali sides for the division on Friday on ice craere ie SUM ca wtzarat tne Uaied tae an | Zonet ups MCD Poston BO was appointed | eines Aeptthem trom sarc, Great anxiety | Uber own parts, and wasan abundoument ofthat | 200%. Jt eStends to every State and Tetons of st ot ou aliskce fur che vision on Friday ong WEEK AUGUST 22D To 2STH, INCLUSLYE. casein tecaen, .rypounee forever alt ileglanoe and, Adelity to any | °° harmed her anticipate it win ead-in serious | The address continues: Islands, The order was instituted eight years | Ue league, Some members actually believe thas O. WEBB, General Agent. [ig pee re eel rea ye ‘MY LEAVEE.—Second Lieut. Frank O. Ferris, | trouble. say to the Indians that’? hope she 1s THE BLESSINGS OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT. ago, and is a mutual benefit insurance society. I THE GOVERNMENT WILL BE BEATEX, AY RIDGE, GRAND SCENIC EFFECTS EVERY EVENING ved States in August, 1879, ist infantry, has been granted leave for three | with Colorow or may be 1s a prisoner at Glenwood at Pede y Excursion, inven in honor of the SUPREME CIL OF THE AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOK to Bay Bidge. 01 DAY. AUG. 25, to which it is hoped the me id their friends will turn thas bee leave B. pan. Arrive brrived in the Uni DURING THE WEEK. 7 [NEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. i 5 “In many respects we regard the recent Federal | 18 now carrying a benefit insurance of §183,000,000, | Because of the obstruction of many liberal untone Gont 2 road, ascertal ‘am Owe HOS SONG.,, | months rath permission to go abroad eyo | cusses oe i Ber conld e ‘ained.” | successes ot the democratic party as fortunate for | and the amount collected and paid during the | ists through diazust at the and it. This, ho Declared upon osth before the Clerk of the Supreme | month’s extension of leave, = O°eD STAa! ‘The acting Secretary Of War lenin receipt of a | the Southern people. It has enabled them to sco | Past two years was about $4,000,000, ‘The oficers | ever, seatremely unilkely. Untoulsts like Mr Te ia | | es pics ec cae communication. from’ Acting acoretary Malorow | how wild and delusive was the nope, s0 long, bela are as follows: Supreme commander, Michael | W. Russell hold that having supported the gove < ERNAN’S THEATER AND SUMMER ‘By L. P. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk. A true copy. Ay KEY, chief of the Mercantile Marine | stating that a telegram has been received at the | up before their eyes, that a democratic adininis- | Nesbit, Philadelphia, Pa.; supreme vice com- | ernment in passing the crimes act ‘they are logic- and 23." G E Nohigher. | Witheas my hand and the seal of ald Court Insurance and Industrial Revenue Division of the | Interior Department from Senator ‘Teller at Den- | tration at Washington could bring them blessings | Mander, J. Frank Fort, Newark, N. 3.; supreme Sky batik es aap chan eae SPECIALTY geome OPERA!” 3, 9- MEIGS, Olerk, | Treasury Department, reached New York city | ver to the effect that if the Ute Indiansin Colorado | or benefits comparable to those enjoyed under a | Orator, F. H. Robinson, New Orleans.’ La. — - ing sst, Clerk.” Sand TBs ik $81. children 50c. Procure your tickets of OE * a yesterday, % are not returned to the reservation there will be | republican administration, The course of the | Supreme commander, Jacob Koberts, M. D. Mr. Russell's secession, by the way, is exerting igberabip, or uf the cotniticeat the depot a Bre, 2OEN P, COLUMBUS Ts HAPPY TO U¥- | Collector Dalagone. Hots iatrusted ‘by Seoroary {rouble secretary Nuldrow says “that tue Indians | Geinocrae federal administration in appointing | aduphla Fra. supmeie secretars. Adan Wir the strongest tnfluence dd among his fiends, be 20-4 fe customers that he under Colorow have been staying in Colorado on | co! en to office has taken away etext | New York city; si e treasurer, Jno, ent inevel ot * = back fo nis old camplacerouude, 717 Market Space. | eued Dy tne cae ao the methods pur | the western Doren, near the Uncompagnre ees | OF OUT BACT Ee ee eee at a eae | nel Nema Se reser gn. | than in his lecter to the Zimes, He told me yes Graxp Exccnsios Ivy crry COURSE, fear once mares: Dowsed toserve them to good {oot | port, and was accompanied by Mr-Lemuel Towers, | Yatton in Utah, greatly to the dissatisfaction of | race prejudicies until you voted the democratic | Biting, D. B., shalttmore, -Md.; supred | Serday he would stump Uister against the gor. Under the auspices of HARMONY LODGE. No. 10. Se so DENTIST cena | one Of the official stenographersof the department, | Settlers in that locality, whohave frequently com- | ticket _on the score that it was ‘the white man’s | Geo. F 2 Nashville, Tent; supreme war- | crhinent and there would not be a single Consere oO, M to Lower Cedar Point, THURSDAY, AUGUST WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24. DR. O W. SCOTT, DENTIST, HAVING | Mr. Okey. Degui, Min fee eee cmartment: | Diained. It appears from press reports. that they In the full” possession of the "Gov- | den , TeX.; Supreme sentry, | Valve Teturned trom Irvland at the next eleculon, ~ Tickets 50 centa. ‘T -dioits steamer eee tis | Yor, Key be vestigation are resisting by force the civil process of the State | ernment—state ‘and > Federal—the demo- s, Mo.; Dut only Parnellites and untonists, The procia eaves 7th street whar! at 9 2.1 ‘Four Good Races, under the auspices of the office, O1 x retts ‘ouse this morning. authorities and are creating considerable alarm by | cratic party, which had promised you untold hap- Darius Wilson, M. mation of the league 1S LANE, = BRENTWOOD RIDING CLUB. Be> Acro, D.C AUGUST 72,1987, || | Tose Counr-ManraLEd ror Hazrvo.—A court-| thelr conduct, ‘his Department has made several | pines and. prosperity when, tis Should conte to trustees—B. B. Seat EXCITES THR ENGLISH MEMBERS MIR. SOLSTE! jorses called at 4 p.m. Yo Whoin bt ncern:—I Hudnall, Kichmond, V 2 than the Irish, ‘The offering ‘and offers you no | hart, ‘Tex. Finance coinmittec—Geo. W, nae cere aryl wean < martial has been ordered by Commander efforts to induce them to remain upon the | pass, beholds you surrounded by hard times such arty oF parties who wore so actively engaged in cir- we ey ster’ Bush, | 80 take a series of wild steps to show their sym= reservation in Utah, * * * Under the laws the | as you have seldom witne: Trains Ieave B. and O. Depot at 3:30and 4:40 p. m. | Eniating the report this morning in the hofheast see- | Superintendent of the Naval Academy, to convene | FeServat a se arick, jr, Philadelphia, Pa; J. p rnp pier 2zze | Honof the chy that T employ aou-union workmen tn | SUAMMApOlIS this weeke toe eee Coke e eee ae | Indians are encouraged to sever their tribal rela- | explanations nor apologies for its broken promises, , phia, Uons, and are entitled to seek homes and selec- | The farmer’s products are sold atlower prices than | Boston, Mags.; Fred. A. Benson, Binghampton, N. | Pathy, such as resigning thelr seats to offer thems cicada Gms eo anth SSS Ey qanery; aud. that J work them over time to dis | Long, or the tnird class, a resident of Ohio, charged Uone.ot tands on the public domaine The Depart. | for many’ years ‘The workingman, Aude: work | Ye Cuuunitice On lawscb. B. Kitab’ Salem, | Selves to Irish comer neles, whose sitting mem- mopen® June 26th Remodeled and reseated throughout, will open | statiuss that which is not true, and that they know itto | Nach Hazing Naval Cadet Lane, a fourth-class man, | meng has no information thut. the presence of | more dificult to procure and waees ower than tie Mass.; Chas E, Meyer, Puiladelp bers may be imprisoned, jotning the league in + Boaune, But ‘Dan MONDAY, AUGUST 22, ‘bea base fabrication when they utter it. fed vo the Naval Academy in June. ‘The al- | these Indians in Colorado. 1s Ss On | has ever known them. Trade langulshes, Manu. | Newton, Washington, D. C, Comm large numbers, and obstructing ‘to the uunos® CRcevest and best excursion out of Waal ae BA teas Respectfully, &c., CHAS, SHAF] aeger azing took place on shipboard. ‘The fourth- | the other hand, reports heretofore made set out | factures are at thelr lowest ebwe Finances are | peals ana grievances—Fred. F. Christ very vote of supply. pul acntpcote at pain steamer, Henry f Bishop EDWIN F. MAYO eat Fee pene | make aaa an supie take in ae ee ae {he claim of uncoe Indians that they were on thelr | panicky, and the future is niled with darkness and | adeIOhU, Fac: Mauuel Eyre, Sati Pr ast closure wii otis yt Saturday ng, arrive at 8:50 pam. Dane. “DAVY CROCKETT.” WASHINGTON. CAMP MEETING r-1ass, reservation, which seein not to be the fact. ncertainty. Amidst all this Gemocracy rules P. ett, Bos Mass as, aul un ne has oy ap ee ES DAVY CROCKETT. TEE Pluckily chose the latter, very desirable that these Indians should remain | supreme, and the Roanoke convention congratu- | state of the order—Chas. H. Litchu All hing to attend the camp cea), Perens. wishing vek by the Washington Continentals. Good music, the 4:40 oF 5:30, pm. trains daily, i Sor'speclal rates Sunday schuvle and’ ogastantns veLOre, 6 AUSTRALIAN NOVELTY Co. | meeti ples than ¢ a a No PLEURO-PNEUMONIA THERE.—Dr.C. K. Dyer, | UP02 their reservation, where they can have the | lates on ‘the enjoyment of the blessings’ of demo- | lead, Mass.; It. T. Kerr, Fort Smilth, e been carried. ai Sine, except a few seats in the front | attend the service and return on the is, remember, includes care and supervision of the Mt authorized by | cratic government—State and Federal.” 'T. Rogers, ‘ington, Ga, t all the contentious ones. Gladstone's de- sioalt SPP HENSON BROS, 7th-atrect whart, | fOwstewrved by the request of many patrons of the | Zourday, the 25th ing, will be temperance day. ali | veterinary inspector ot the bureau ot animal | @ave,and supervision of the agent authorized by SSaOaLeCATS 3 tere tebe oa, stnngarsemnee ad ‘on Friday will have Uttle intercet except is rip Doe. Children, re dekbten | Somes 5O conte, en OM co | dustry, after carefully examining herds of cattle Sned ‘outbreak and to preseree ene neaes, I have | _ I Telation to federal ald im the debt settlement | There is a grand council in this District with a | Speeek., Churebil isin the Tyrol, and Morie IAL BEACH EXCURSIONS. 2 CC $e. SV ekizaws co-openative absoura- | HFoughout Rockingham County, Va., pronounces | ened outbreak and to preserve the peace, ere he spends his days taking report of the existence of piuerd-pneumonia | the honor to recommend, that while the force ot | the address says: “This idea, feebly presented by | number of subordinate lodges, the total member- | Walks With Frederic Harriso! there, without foundation. He found no evidences | troops is in the locality alt probe meee may be | its proponents without any confidence on their | ship being about 800. The resident’ members THE UT — aDY ie of thé in the county. Used by It to induce the Indians to go to and re- | part, has no merit of originallty,.and 1s not offered | have onganized committees, and have made ar. ES READY FOR BATTLE, main upon their reservation.” vo you with the courage of their convictions, That e el ie he Supr Tue Bras Att Rigur.—A dispatch received at] A copy of this communication has been for-| fy is practicuble was’ tnt ndeee ae tae uae ii, ‘Thsewo commantecen areas Cokewes te im nn Almost Smpreguable Westie the Treasury Department from San Francisco | Warded to Gen. Terry by Gen. Mactfeely, Acting | Henry” A. Wise, in a speech at West Point, V: : TION FUEL CONTRACT for Season of 1887-1888. Delichtfully cooled by uew and complete apparatus, e owsuerri Detighefully cooled by now a plete apparat ‘Members can get prices from the following persons Wm. Van Vieck, Office Department, try wharf)at 9am, ‘Three hours at | — = James Printz, £25 New Yor! 0 PIANO: , and Meals on board and at 3 AND ORGANS. Tish 0 y -» | tive committee (blue ribbon), Jno. H. Mills, G. C tion—Sheriff Kendal) Likely to Have = 5 a5 i = = Secretary of War, with instructions to give it the | December, 1870. Ni Virginia was farther ohn T. Clet shes v salS-Se_ | (SICKERING AND HARDMAN PIANOS Joun C. 8. Buy brings assurances that the American cutter, the | Secrets consideration, especially the fast. para~ peer Teas Gas 4 |S 5 Clements, ‘Robs. 1. Bath =) Fight, S P B rent and sold on monthly payments. Win Beeville, 402 1 sizcet nese aud Booaion Omes. | Body, 18 all right, and had sailed north from Point | graph. than was Gov, Wise. He had denounced their in- tt od ribbon, Wim. L. Cowan, chatr- | ene vac ANUS 23.—A Denver, Col. special to Straez Puor Bor Plauos ejaured sored, toned, and moved, | Ht Laroub, Pension Ofiess a Se ae competency on the debt question, their dishonesty EHH, Mosaty, Chas. 8 Willis | yooq Springs, yestoraiy tolaey ae ee ae 01 M. Schreiner, Quartermaster-General’s Office. and hypocrisy in election, aud had stamped. them | Wm. 71 *. O'Brien, J. A. Berger. kez Springs ye ings the latest news: GLYMONT. ae W.G METZEROTT 8 CO, | | 1G. Haviland. 2025 2d oe Tao TEAR THE Ciry during the sum} ‘The meager information contained in the dis- | itn ie undying deceit ee ae ea ception comuitice (white ribbon), duu, T- Winter, | from Meckes in which it is stated, that Sherif Two excursion trips daily. ee ——- — SOs Ee. sv ee Attorney, Bue F str = Srak matled to them for any | patches from Fort Duchesneis all of an official na- sealawagged the scalawagyers and outearpet- | M.D. chairina F, O'Brien,’ J. I. Beck, W. | Kendall had gone out, accompanied by 7 well THE PLEASANTEST RESORT ON THE RIVER |G, TL, Wi & Bn ‘Thos, G. Hensty, Real Estate Office, 1006 F st.n.w, | BSthot time, at the rate of 50 cents per month, | ture that the military authorities have to guide | bagged te carpet-baggers,” ‘This federal ald was | K. ‘Taylor, F. if, Chas. ‘0. Cook, W: armed and equipped frontiersmen, for the pur- ‘Delightfully Cool and Shady. ogg a JAMES A EDGAR, Secretary, "| pga the address changed as often as desired. | them. ‘The reports of an engagement between | Next advocated by the Hon. James G. Blaine, of | Gienn, Juo. T. Clements, A. run, J. W.jcores, | pose of meeting ud engacing cn Indians, who Boating, Bathing. Fi (09 7th st. n.w. Established 1864. ‘O14 Pounsylvania avenue we, and §9-The requisite amount ‘muat in each | Colorow and the t warrant the | Maine, the republican candidate for President of | W. M.’Bass, Geo, Dunst W. Albaugh, W. G! | are supposed Co be camped about 25 miles from. Boating, : ‘money Colorow and the sherif?’s posse do not warrant ie s, De A vieneae he > Kranich ad Bach and other fine Pianos new and Office Chief of Engineers, War Dept. | case accompany the order. use of troops to suppress the sup) outbreak, | the United States against Mr. Cleveland. If it 1s} Gibbons. ‘Transportation comuittee (purple ‘riv- | Meeker, ‘The number of the Indians 1s estimated, Vieck Days—Steamer leaves ber wharf, foot of 7th | {ecoud-haud—at gzeat bargains for cash until Octo! Persons desiring information as to advantages of = AS soon as the Indians are attac! ed DY troopsthey | eVer given effect It will be in opposition to the } bon), Win. Thomas, cl Doilison, E. | at from 125 to 200, They are said to be in the gireet, at 10 aim. and 6-00 pam Hevurning, arrives | 1553.0.4 and Oncans moved, exchanwed or rented. membership in the above association can obtain infor- | | GEN. SHERIDAN Has RECOMMENDED that the non- | vii not only defend themselves buc wil at ence | RATTOW views of federal power entertained by the | St Bawsony gate pie ribbon), | high timber land, in an almost pests creat Sand 11pm ‘Tuning abd repairing honestly done. mation from any of the above named persons commissioned officers who have passed depart- | attack settlements and settlers, and in order to | d&mocracy, and through the Mberal construction | £. sf. Rosai Uon, Where they Will be able to stand quite am Sundays—10a. um. and 3:30 pm. Returning hon aul3_ | an20-1w <S os pomeiaey mental boards be ordered before a tobe } avold an Indian war the assistance of troops will | contended for by the republican party. ner. Printing cotamittee (purple ribbon), C. | arty. A courte just arrived at Glenwood Springs. by we — ay THE SUPREME ae “- | convened at Fort Monroe, and that all wi be withheld until it 1s necessary for the protection | _ A$ 0 the promised aid for disabled Confederate | F. Goodell, chairman; ¥. 5. Metcalf, Jas. | Drings a message from Gen, Reardon, in. rrekOURD TRIE, 5. 25 Cente Decker Bros: Praxos. p> IN THR ERCP OF COnUMISS THE | successful be given the ustial certificates us “can- | of eltizens, and every effore will be made to induce | Soldiers and the widows of the dead, the address | Dungan, "Invitation, commitise ibiue ribbon, | Of the ttoope ck rues te aioe te keardons: ‘Matchless in delicacy, sweet thy of ve “ i didates for appoti ” nant u ny juietly to their reservation. | 84S that “the republican party will cheerfully | kaw. F. O'Brien, chairman; U. J. on, M. W. | Message is duted at Morgan's Ranch, on the See etna FRANKLIN TENSEY ct ql. ve DWIGHT BoousT- ppointment” to second Ueutenancies. | the Indians to return quietly to th ee ae ea oe a oe gy we ing quality, and great, Aare eee ler Of the information received | unite in every such effort in the future, asit has | Wines, J , and = Mavi-imt SANDERS & STAEMAN | Jes by thecourt on thfe Sit, day of Aumuat,4.p. | | THR Puastpar's Visrr ro Sr. Lovis—Detinite | the military autnorities are. inclined co tie beter | it the past; but we warn the people of Virginia | Corey’ 4 Wetukun, Ni. wtiease” Waa Bank, | uows'euat in hes ate’ aur from, Macken, and iS Ce = 1887, ordered that the offer of purchases Can information has been received at St. Louis that | that the State authorities did not exercise the best | Miatif the party now in power 1s allowed to re- | Jas S| Hayes, C. E. Berryman, Eatery lls scouts report that shout 9 miles dis Fenuevivanin ave: pose | "Tue Estey Urnicur Praxo Grasby, of the, lease, furniture, Sc. of the National | president and Mrs, Cleveland and judgment, and were too precipitate in their at- | main in control its incompetency and mlsinanaye: | —,, MX FOR TH roret oF THe | Chul avin eis Ranch they struck a fresh Use TLY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FoNTmess | indtstined to win the-enestors ane, GN tw raplaty | Hotel Ferorted in this cause by tie Tecelver on tha Secompanying | Yempt to cerve a civil process on the indicted In- | Ment Will leave no revenues to be appropriated |THE FROGKAM FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE | (rall, which showed thal tuiweLodiaes ad oes, Dp’ 3 Fe ND FORTRESS | Carmina the chvlatle renown enjoyed for near any | de, be accepied and ratiied. ualesecause touiecon: | party will arrive there Saturday evening, Octo- 10 Cents. P apall tee for the relief of soldiers and their widows.” SISITORS ahead of them ou Une road, Reardon will hold big ceep are | ne, Re Sayable rence trary, De showin, on oF before August 20,1887; pro” | ber 1, but the President will see nobody that | (ans. Itts hoped, however, that all troubles may is.asfollows: After the session this afternoon the | cointuand at thls rauch until he heats trom Kent © EXCE _ WEDNESDAYS TEC yk aviv ¥ided a copy of this order be published in ‘The Evening | evening, except a reception committes that will | D¢ Suppressed without bi Stan erp teed i 0 . dall, as he thinks that if he hi GRAREIBaYS. and Steamer Gr LEARY TUES | yu am AXMAN: yg. | Starnewapaper twice before aid last-mentioned date. | meet fim at the depot. ‘The party will bo -sKGINTe MCPURLIAAL. The statement made in the Roanoke platform | Members will take the steamer Corcoran, which | itl a be thinks that i he weep oe Bane oars | Esrex O Riper og rem eamn n | aaemenineat andy ding, he Spee tat he Gre, party founded te ech | en charred, re ca od | Mg hae Naja eer eo ak Returnin cept 3 Te R. J, MEIGS, Clerk. ir on Monday, the 3d, and the Prophets’ 9 ‘stem of Virginia ts pronounced “untrne by the wal © | left Glenwood Springs for Meeker, and Col. F. By = ame . STEY (Jeans. +; 4 Points from Mahone’s Address to the | 5: rg Ly y e ¢ an excl a at a0 ston whart” ‘Exclusive connee: | a! 3 2: By L. P, WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk. } Dall on the night of the 4th, and leave at midnight . 5 Poa 1agh Thursday there will be an excursion Lo | Brooks is now commanding at that place, The ton with Boston and Providene wera. Connect | _ Nearly 200,000 in use. New Styles, new effects, | — — 7 60) 5 records. The school system was _inco 4 p wo with steamer Ariel for laichinonde steamers for | new teas, The ew ESTE “PRAT HARMONIC? OCS Peerle of che Beate aa ae Po” | Bay Ridge, and on Saturday carriages will be fur- | peo) ‘DE. POMEROY, jieiba rated into the Virginia constitution by a * York, and ail steam i <a DENTIST, Se y bad Ii le of Meeker feel contident that & Ute war 8 for the | Organ isa wonder. Moderate prices and easy terms. 4 nished tor the purpose of taking tie members and | Will surely take place. a ~ ~ S ‘THE REDEMPTION OF TRADE Do1LaRs—Under the | The republican State central committee of Vir-| republican convention and adopted by all the | their ladies to the various poluts of Interest about rete a Fenny ag ppepet a a Belt Line pees ene oe law the redemption of trade dollars by the Treas. | ginia has issued an address to the people of the | PEON eo the weelorationat the statere rie tedral | twectty. “Hn the evening tere will be a grand | 48 ESSCOCESSFOL arrEMrT vo FIND COLOROW AND 7 Sa ee Chatiew’st, Baltimore, Md, | @-g— TYLER& RUTHERFORI LESTATE | Ury will expire on the 3d of next month, ‘The | State, Itis signed by Willlam Mahone as chafr-] Felation. ‘The statement that the democratic | P2bduet given ac Abuer’s Hall, Cmcaco, August ¥3.—A special from Omaha, Nebeg eee wn thn nt sud-Im 1217 Main st, Richmond, Va. POSE anna NaUTANCS, have removed temporarily to | number redeeraed, up to the present date is a little | man, and Asa Rogers, secretary, The address | party has adopted every measure to secure its ‘THE FOLLOWING DELEGATES ‘Says Gen. Crovk recelved @ dispatch yesterday fous Bu R: = = Oe No.4 tending al- | over $7,400,000. ‘The amount estimated by the criticises the platform adopted by the recent | efficiency 1s a bold asseveration in view of 1ts long | nave arrived, and others are expected: F.H. | Major Kandlett, in command of Fort Duchesne, AY ADGE, EE sx A, BBR EKE which they will occupy about Oct. 1 Bs Director of the Mint to be in this country was battle for the coupons against the schools, and Sew Orleans; L. J. Storey, Lockh: Utah, in which” he gives an account of an unsuc- . ke SRS 24 fet Ee ee ERSON REE Se ay ron $7,036,732. The excess over his estimate arises | Vitginla democratic convention, and says that | its pledge of tree books for ree schools in 1885—a | Robinson, New Orleans; L. J. Storey, Lockhart, | cosstil “attempt. to Hud Colorew aud negotiate (tes eee KK NNN Asa BoB E SE sunies oud Stove hd see iat e THE | from the timportation ot trade dollars for redemp- | the republican party has no account for any'| pledge which It has made uo pretense whatever | Tex; W. P. Gannett, Providence, k. 1; Manuel | wit him, ‘The digpatan stated that wae UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. K K NNN A A BBB EER ing the winter in. Washington should teed tose, | lon from C and Japan. = Age stewardship to render, since for four years it has | of redeeming, and the declaration of its efficient | Eyre, San Francisco; F. F. Christine, Philadel- | Byras, in charge of the White River Utes had no control over the administration of State | management of the free-school system finds a > 3B. B. Seaman, Brooklyn; Adam Warnock, ) Uintah agen ad sent Out a White man in Naval Onpens.—Ensign David 8, Nez has been |affairs, The points of the Roanoke platform are | painful dental in the dishonored warrants issued | Boston; John A. Sloan, St. Louls; J. Foster Bush, | pany with Elney, Colorow’s son, to ordered to duty inthe Coast Survey; Passed As- | taken up and discussed separately. ‘The address | to our school teachers, which are hawked about | Boston; W. A. Fricke, Milwaukee; Ira G. Hoitt,| bear Meeker, where Colorow was. at B. Warner & Co., 916 F st. ity, for their W Pianos Bulletin, mailed free to nay address om application UNEQUALLED IX TONE, TOUCH, We NSHIP + pe AND DURABILITY, RSMAS most cozaplete in all its appointments of any re- nm Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River. i TU declares that ident Cleveland's adminis- | unpaid under its administrati & condition of | San Prancisco; C. C. BitU Philadelphia; Chas, | lo be camped. On arriving there they foi Fs Mule Band. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A And assortment of ees sistant Surgeon P. Lumsden has been ordered to | tiation isa great. und ‘bititer‘dlsappotut: | things at which the. republican parcy may. well | Ee Meyer Philadciphins Je Prank: Fuke Newark, | cainp hadoscn warped e domestic avenals were pueudid Music by the Naval Academy prominent makes at all prices. —? LARGEST STOCK. Low Prices. | {he Boston; Assistant Surgeon G; Py Heary, has | ment to the managers of te democratic party of be indignant when itis borne in mind that this | N. J-; ES. Brown, New York: eg F. Mazen, | scattered apout as i te place had been evas c eSTAU! PLANO: NT. NDIKON: S mn and ordered. 7 tended support of him is not | abuse was entlrely corrected when it was in | Nashville, Tenn.; Jol New Yc e. Young Colorow said ‘coupe a area ‘3 awa aces & 00. aaa alec Ossipee. oni Inconsistent Reith the advocacy cou repeal | power. ‘The declaration in favor of the Blair bill | Thos. Mackenzie, Boston; E. M. Crawford, Boston; | dent the camp had been attacked and burned. —_— _s1 ‘817 MarketSpace. F. BROOKS, a Ar rum Ware House.—Secretary Bayard ana | °f the internal-revenue system and the passage of | is in keeping with the other pretenses of the paper | L. 8. Ebright, "Akron, ‘Olio; F. H. Thomas, SC | cowboys, “It was also reported that Chapt JULY 25, 1887, [ALLET & DAVIS CO;/S PIANOS-NEW aNp |_8U18 531 15th st., Corcoran Building, the Blair educational bill, but 1s time-serving and | Which weare criticising. The Blair bill was twice Nathaniel Jacobi, Wilmington, N.C; F. widow of Chief Ouray, had been made away ‘Trains eave Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Depot, Wash- |. Week days, at 9:15 am., 2:40 pm.,and 4:40p. 2, Arrive at Bay Ridge 10-45.a.m.,3:50 pan.,and 5:50 Returning leave Bay Ridge 8:05 am.,2 p.m, nin and 9-00 pam. Arrive at Washington 10 a.m, m.. 9:15 pam. and 10:30 p.m. On Sundays, lewve ashington 10 am, 2 pm, and 3 pm. Arrive at Bay Ridge 11:15 am, 3:15 pm, and 4:15 yan. Returning, leave Bay Ridge 8:05am. 12 noon, Spam,and 9 pan. Arrive at Washington 10:35 am, 140 pm.,9-15 p.m, and 10:30 pan. ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR, Tickets on sale at all B. & 0. ticket offices in Wash- ington. Ou Sunday tickets sokt at B. & O. Depot only. eadvertisement of Bay Kidye Company for special attractions from time to tue. W. M. OLEMENTS, x2idm Manager. EyXcxsi0ss ow B. & 0. 10 THE FOLLOWING POINTS: BAY RIDGE, On the Chesapeake. Round Trip $1. Tcrtime of train see Bay Ridge advertisement. Every Tuesday to PEN-MAR, ON THE BLUE RIDGE, ‘Leave Washington S am. Returning, arrive 8:30 p.m. ‘Round Trip #150. Every Thursday to HARPER'S FERRY, “U pu Round Trip $1. Every Wednesday to LURAY CAVERNS. Leave Washineton §:30a.m_ Returning, he Round Betp 650. TATOO R Reserved Seat Tickets for Pen-Mar, Luray and Har! Lie eeey mecured stb. & Or Ticket Oiseey ae hea igton without extra changes W. M. CLEMENTS, 272m Manager. LORD, Gen'l Pass, Agent, Wednesday, and ‘Thhurstay at 10a. a, reaching Washington at Pe Leaves every Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m. and 6:15 ; Teaching Washington at 4 p. mi. aud te Yo!S0 pou ¥ at 10:30 am. and 2-30 p.m, Leaves every Sund Reaching Washinyton at 2 p-im.and'S p.m ‘Fare round-trip 25 cents, STEAMEH JOHN W. THOMPSO! Leaves every Sunday for Marshall Hail at 3 p.m, from wharf of Steamer W. W. Corcoran, reach tug WashingtongatS:15p. m. beautiful styles of these Celebrated O pricht Pianos sya be suid “tii]S MONTH ONLY AY BARGAINS, to telose rooms for the fume. NER Age! Siivibsemw 00" Enwar F. Daoor, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for EEE IT T HNN Sssg EE WN S58 T kee Ht 3 Faired, Moved, Stored and Shipped. Dew and Second-Laud Pianos Of GwWer makesalwsys tnistock at low ‘Televhone. 347 Do Nor Prncsase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium prica, ‘Over 41,000 uow in use. Second-hand Fianos aud Organs at rom $10 toglo0.. Sold on suail monthly peyntentes oo ® ‘Largest assortment uf S-cent Music in the city. HENKY EBEKBAC! 915 F at. _SEWING MACHINES, &e. Tue Suesr Awentcax No. is (For Foot and Hand Power.) The standard of excellence in mechanism for Sew- ing and Embroidery. THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. ‘Machines sent on trial free. Telephoue 422-2. First-class Machines of all the latest improvements for rent by week or month. (¢-AUEKBACH, cor. 7th and Hstx, Bole Agency District of Columbia. Next door to Auerbach’s Bicycle Shirt Depot. Jy23 Tur Vexx Latest “NEW HOME” SUPERIORITY IN EVERY RESPECT. ‘The acknowledged peer of all Sewing Machines ‘Ladies, cali at our office and examineit. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO, 528 Oth st. n.w., St. Cloud Building. Sole Agents for the New Automatic Family Button- hole Attachment. ee N GTHING EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWIN Nsagaise ‘Ackuowledwed by experigas the fect ‘TO CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS, AN. = OTHERS: A large ang well-assorted stock of LUMBER, LATHS, AND SHINGLES, ‘very cheap, such as SCANTLING, BOAI Aorida aud Virgie Bi Sr ‘Stepping, WHITE. STOCK CULLI being entire stock of Lumber contained in yard 12TH ST. AND MARYLAND AVE. 8.W. ‘Have closed up tnis yard and in order to, pense of moving stock to new yard at 141 R.w., wili sell the entire stock, for next 10 per cent below cash market prices. N JAMES F. BARBOUR, at Main Office and New Ys i4th ana B sts, ‘A CARD FROM JUDGE J. W. G. SMITH ‘STAUNTON, Vay, May 6. that summer before last, having then and on, with pain in Bear Lithia Springs Compan; suffered for tw boys, T paid avait , near Elkton, Rockins Thave su‘lcred uo pain whatever in that quarter. Yours, very respectfully, &c., J. W. GREEN SMITH. This water is for sal E. P, MERT: and aniegiste feueraliye © MEET 120 CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 Fat, ASSETS—8772,056.04. Sharesin the 13th Issue are open for subscrip- Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On the first ‘Wednesday in each month open from 6 to 8 o'clock p. m., on which day advances will be made promptly at 7:80 o'clock p. m. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't, * JNO. JOY EDSON, Sec'y. Secretary Fairchild were the only Cabinet officers who attended the Cabinet meeting to-day, all the others being out of the city. Assistant Postmas- ter General Stevenson saw the President before the meeting, and Solicitor General Jenks arrived at ‘the White House while the meeting was in pro- gress. SENTENCES COMMUTED BY THE PRESIDENT.—The President to-day commuted the sentence of Wm. H. Chadwick, of Massachusetts, sentenced in 1885 to five years linprisonment for embezzling funds of | national bank. ‘This action ts taken “purely as an act of mercy to this convict’s nts and his wife and euidren. “The judge’whp somvented him having recommended his pardon, his sentence 4s commuted to three years imprisonment.” ‘The President also commuted the sentence of Black Hoyt, an Indian, convicted in Arkansas of person- ating a deputy United States marshal, and sen- Tenced to one year’s imprisonment. ‘The sentence 4s commuted to two months, PEnsoNAL—S. C. Kellerg of New York, ts at Williards.—J. M. Reddali of New York, and F. Loughiin of Philadelphia, are at the Riggs — John F, Simmons and H. H. Pratt of Boston, Pedro Perez Zeledon ot Costa ‘Rica, and A. 8. L. Shields of Philadelplita, are at the Arlington. ——Rev. and Mrs. B. F. G. McGee of Charleston, W. Va, A.D. Blanchett, fr. of New York, and Col. Hugo Evon Ulbrich of Mexico, are at the st. James, Presidential Appointments. ‘The President to-day made the following ap- potntments: Almar F. Dickson, of Massachusetts, consul of the United States, at Gaspe Basin. Henry P. Kitfeld, general appraiser of merchan- dise for the port of Boston, Mass. ‘Michael P. Curran, assistant appraiser of mer- chandise in the district of Boston and Charles- town, Mass. War Department C! ‘The following promotions have been made in the Surgeon General’s Office: Elbridge G@. Chapman and Bertis BS Thompson, from class 1 to class Walter 3. Kaye, and Ed- ward J. Young, from $1,000 to class 1, Wm, E. Etka has received a permanent. appoint- ment asa $1,000 clerk in the st Of ek Ce serics le, sa ran Sarsfiel leCarthy has from class: 1 to class 2, in the Chief Engineer's Office, Sine oh Bees FE Gas Pixrvnss, SLATE MANTELS, 8.8. SHEDD & BRO, District Militin Officers, COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY. The President to-day signed the commissions of the fotlowing-named officers of the militia of the District of Columbia: Captains, Wm, H. Murphy and John J. Costinett; 1st Lieutenants, Dorsey F. delusive. ‘The democratic party, it says, does not favor the repeal of the revenue system, for its plan of reducing the tariff embraces a continuance of these taxes, ‘THE TOBACCO TAX. Upon this subject the address says: “Every message of President Cleveland has ignored any suggestion of a repeal of the internal-revenue system, and to the repeated efforts of the small minority of democrats who seek its repeal the democratic majority of the Forty-ninth cones speaking through its committee on ways an means—speaking for an overwhelming majority of the democratic party—speaking in accord with the views of President Cleveland—has given the following unmistakable responses on behalf of the democratic party: ‘On the 20th of July, 1886, in the House of Representatives of the United States, ‘Mr. Morrison, a leading democrat and chairman of the committee on Ways and means, on behalf of the democratic majority of the House, sub- mitted from his committee an adverse report upon the bill ‘to reduce the internal-revenue taxes,’ &c, That report is House docum¢ first session of the Forty-ninth Congress, No. 3209, and con- tains the following language: ‘Attempts to re- move the tobacco and other internal taxes are usually Justified by asserting these to be war taxes, and in atparents forgetfulness of the fact ‘Ut So far as relates to its money obligations the war is not half over, and will not be over until we have pald $4,000,060,000 yet to be collected in taxes from the people. A tax on these—topacco, snuff, cigarettes, &c,—is @ tax on indul- gence and excess, and its payment largely volun- tary. Taxes not paid on these must be paid on necessaries of life, and these are not necessaries of iife. ‘This tax SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED.’” nce is also made to an adverse report magglupon the sameday by Mr. W. C. P. Breckin- rid of Kentucky, another democratic leader presentative of the democratic majority, fi he committee On Ways and means, upon & ition “repealing the taxes uy tobacco,” andquotes enough t show that the democratic y 18 hostile to the repeal of the tax on to- ‘The republican Forty-seventh Congress reduced internal-revenue taxes ffty millions, and the party 4s now practically a unit in favor of the repeal of the tax on tobacco and fruit distillations, Referring to the tariff, the address declares that the Roanoke platform 18 at variance with the rec- ord of the national democratic party, as it tra— verses the national platform, the recommendations of the President, and the propositionsof the con- trolling faction in Congress. ‘The democratic view 4s.a reduction of import duties to virtual free trade and the maintenance ae Invernal-revenue sys- tem a8 a means of com ¢ adoption of that un-American policy. me ‘THE DEBT QUESTION. ssed_by a republican Senate and twice de- Feated by a democratic House. ‘The effort made to lace the responsibility for these defeats upon the jon. John . Carlisie is an unmanly and dishon- est subterfuge. ‘The Virginia democratic Repre- sentatives knew the opposition of Mr. Carlisle to the bill when they went into the democratic caucus. They Knew that a majority of that caucus agreed with the views of Mr. Carlisle, and would elect him Speaker, placing it’ in his power to appoint committees ahd recognize members in such @ Way as to defeat the measure. With this knowledge they agreed to be bound by the action of that caucus, and voted for Mr. Carlisle. The deteat of the Blair bill was the action of the dem- ocratic party, and for that action the democratic Representatives trom Virginia were as much re- sponsible as John G. Carlisle, because they agreed tw be bound by the action of a caucus which made him Speaker, with full knowledge of his views, and voted tor bim in obedience to that pledge, thereby surrendering every principle they rotessed upon the revenue, the tariff, and the lair bill to the dictation’ of the deimocratic ‘caucus, Well apprised of what they were doing, and we confidently predict the re-election of Mr. Carlisle as democratic Speaker by the next Congress, notwithstanding his opposition to that measure and all similar propositions. HARD ON GOV. LEE. Of the administration of Gov. Lee it says that his sole monument so far is an “elevator in the ‘capitol constructed for his conventence. He has Invited public meetings of the citizens in various celties and counties to protest against the payment of taxes in coupons. in turo, invited to lend the weight and sanction of his presence as governor at the ‘meeting held, in Richmond pursuant to is call, pleaded pressing official dutles as an excuse for absence. The morning journals of the follow- ing day disclosed the fact that he was enjoy- ing the play at the Richmond Theater with boon coinpanions at the moment his excuses were belng Tead to the people, who had convened upon his call to discuss théir povertx | He invited the representatives of the British bondholders to the capital of Virginia, and while they were*in Rich- mond awaiting thé results of their efforts at a set tlement with ‘the State, involving millions, the public press announced Gov. Lee absent froth lits coramonwealth oficlating as judge ofa horse race at Washington, D.C. He has ised the State boards, which heappatnts, toreward broken-down military friends and incapable aristocrats, and, in several notable instantes, to accomplish bis own political and private ends. ’ His chief employment in omtice ‘has been selfdisplay and junketing with associates unqualified to advise or instruct him tn the serious duties of his ofice. From the date of his inaugu- ration he has ‘fiddiea while Rome is burning,” and frivolous levity is the chief characteristic of his term. Such trifling with grave and sad public interests may be glossed over by democratic man- yrgement as ‘wise and judicious? Bensen, Binghampton,’ N. Y.; W. F. Huestis, Eureka, Col; W. J. Newton, Washington, D. C. MR. FENDALL'S ADDRESS OP WELOOME. At Lo’clock the recepuon committee met the members of the Supreme Council at the Ebbitt House, which 1s the headquarters, and escorted them wo the law school on E street. After the council had been called to order Mr. Reginald Fen- dail, the chairman of the Citizens’ Comittee of One Hundred, who was called upon in the avsence of Commissioner Webb, welcomed the delegates to the city. He said: “[esteem itan honor to wel- come to the national capital such an organization as yours, that numbers upward of 60,000 mem- bers, in Which each voice 15 as potenual as an- other in the management of its affairs, and whose flourishing condition 1s due to the great principle upon which it is founded, that in the combination Of men who have interests in common equality of rights 1s the basis of justice and success, It seems pecullarly appropriate that national organizations Such as yours should assemble at the national cay Atal, and it is our expectation that it will not be long berore we shill erect a building adapted to the uses Of all great bodies of American citizens, sothat they may feel that they have a home at ‘the city of W torte! — Toye insutuuions: are a guaranty against mob ‘Influence, party ex- Gitement, and all the disturbing elements which are incident to great commercial, manufacturing, and political centers, I extend to you, one an all, a warm welcome to your national hone, aud hope you will now and fh your future visits feel ‘at home’ in Washington.” ‘Upon the conclusion of Mr, Fendall’s remarks, which were warmly recelved, Past. Commander J. ‘T. Clements, on Dehalf of the grand aad sub- ordinate lodges of this jurisdiction, excended hearty welcome to the members of the Supreme Counc, These words of greeting Were Te sponded to by the grand commander, Michael Misbet. The Supreme Council then went to the hail upstairs. where the regular session. Was begun. As Ute organization ts secret the sessions are held With closed doors. HEARING REPORTS. ‘The session Was mainly occupied with hearing the reports. Supreme Commander Michael ‘Nisbet, in his report, stated that several amend- ments to the constitution had been adopted, to go Into effect. December Ist, among ‘them being 2 provision that’ hereafter no person over fily years of age can become a beneficiel member of the order, and that each member, as s00n as Initial becomes: a contributor to the benefit fun There were eighteen assessments called during the year ending June 30, 1886, and twenty-one during the year ending June 30, 1887, being an increase of eight over the preceding two years. ‘The number of deaths show an increase for the two years of ‘two hundred and thirty-five over the prec two yeays. The average death rate was L074. SF iFs as she Was among Une nissing squaws, at this agency, so the dispatch says, hat kuowledge of any outbreak, and understand te Colorado authoriues ‘are after Colorow violating the game laws. Gen. Crook said received no direct information that there an outbreak, and is strongly inclined to ‘Unat Unere is nothing in It ———— An Arbitration Memorial Coming. Special Cable Dispatch to Taz Evextne Stan. Lonpox, August 23.—A memorlal to Presiden Cleveland and Congress, praying for the establish- ment of @ board of arbitration between Englan@ and America, has been signed ~ 200 —— including many nd moe ad 3 3 receive many more signatures presented Washington in the middie of October, 3 3 Et bit Orrawa, Ont., August 23.—The fisheries Ge- Partnent’ have’ received information of tha Seizure of more Canadian sealing vessels in the North Pacific Ocean by a United States crulser, Iv is learned that the commanders of the United. ‘States cruisers that are in the Alaska service have been ordered to seized all sealing vessels found im ‘Behring’s sea unless they are the property of the Alaska Fur Go, —>__. Imitation Moncy Plates Seized, CiNcrNNaT!, On10, August 23.—Complaint have ing been made thai Immigrants at Castle Garden were swindled by paper resembling United States money, but called college currency, | were taken to find out its origin, Tt was found in Jacob ‘H. Long's printing office at Hamilton, and quite a Dumber of plates were seized and Mr. Tatted’ States ‘mo ras Close, espoctally the hited States money was back of the note, The currency was not issued to deceive, but for use in business colleges; bus ‘swindlers found 1t convenient to use on Ld and as Che statutes forbid tne making of any’ tation of United States currency for any purpose ‘the plates are contraband, = = Rodics Recovered. Loxpox, August 23.—Stx bodies of victims of the accident ‘to spectators of @ boat race on the Thames, yesterday, have been recovered, Prince Ferdinand at Sofia, Sorta, August 23—Prince Ferdinand arrives here at's o'clock yesterday evening. Prince Ferdinand, on his arrival, reoetwed the ‘ugual offering of bread and salt, and was present with an address of welcome in bebalt of cipal authorities, ‘An arulllery salute announced the prince's ar rival and a inilitary guard of houor escorted him we palace. ‘The city was brilliantly iiluminated and there Was a display of fireworks, eee re ‘The State debt question is treated at length, | of what the ‘expected from the nephew of | | The sessions of the council will be held daily, | grrested for Playing Ball on Sunday. Recent aes epee st ee Peete oom ee ee Bare round-tnp 25 centa, address saying: “For elght years—trom 1871 | Robert K Lee. CLEVELAND, OMI0, Ai 23.—Jno, Stricker, cae |B TE ea eect thee ana Sonr| aaa tga a ALE ari no ae oi | cues Gamma Aan a, eta Ct ect Sin ae 7. iN. stn. w. J. B. RICHMON, 4 GEORGETO' INIVERSITY, 8 ict Government = ye Instance we 18a moat Mau a | SAG CH aero me Te | eno ie tet in open sone | Nitioe hehe eaeeUy Howard beathand | were nundisputed contol. t the, administration SSeS chat MD Wa Wrong ot Baltanon ened on | Grider Leaps for playing bal on Sundae 16TOK BY Sua. = eee Re | DAY EVENING, DCIODER STH. Ghee oar es | Aloysius A. King, j gave the people no intelligible statement of tne | Notley Anderson complains that the Chesapeake | the oils to ald tn apmereniine wis detetee | te Hest Sunday game p 1 gy SE a Dhtained by apeiying te Z Rove, but, on the contrary, produoed divary tries | am oeroin cs relepbone Go. ave dag up che pave, | Sea eo he alee ree nduNg ls daughter, | case will be oe Steazuships sal from W. M Si veaT Man, Serra Personal Movements, etc. oncilabie'and conflicting statements, only tending | ment at the corner of 14th and G Streets north- | clerk’ in the railway service, with whom she left Baltimore vis Norfolk to Boston. oop ANTELS. University Law ‘Miss Mary C. Kelly returned last evening trom a | to make confusion worse confounded. for- | west, thereby e1 ‘the lives of home about two weeks 1t was ascertained | Condition of the Russian Wheat Crep. Every Monday, Tiiuraday, and Friday, o'clock p.m. 8010-to 6017 ‘Corner y ty, 2 ose] Gth and F sta. bw. . day. Seaday and Friday. BW. | six weeks’ visit to her brother, Mr. John C, Kelly, | mulated no plan for adj Our customers have the opportunity of selecting sndangering | Pedestrians. the equities be- | Jno. #. Kelly writes Unat the present condition of | that she frst stopped at 238, D. aud then at Sr. PETERSBURG, August 23—An official * ‘editor ant he several cl ‘and Union streets gout! 2d street ‘week borro joney to go | says the prospects for the Russian wheat Fare, including meals and main saloon, stateroom | ffom the productions of the best desiners of interior <= DR, L BERMANN a proprietor of the Sioux City Zribune. ‘tween the sever classes of creditors of the } M street, between 43¢ U1 h- ig: at we mo ey sant ~ Sone. peer turnishings and from the lai st and finally lost power by the of a} we isa di t© the District and an outrage | to New York, but used it to ‘& preparation to | both winter and summer wheats, are fat ia os the, 2 M);, round trip. 8 ne EP ec at | ee county te ee eaeat stock to be found in ‘HAS REMOVED TO Miss Antoinette Rakemann left Monday morn- | State, Po ih passage AD Beker lisgrace get stupid and odious meast to the residents of that locality. Conrad Kelfer | bleach her hair. She has not yet been found. Rermation See Sede Tihs fictets Werte, | with the poinclpal cabinet emasvoraeny STTanSSMARES | 6 ane 1016 I 8. x. w. | 10g for Rehoboth Beach, Del. most districts. In the government of Tauriday bill, Which satisfied’ neither debtor nor | comptains that Water flows from two unpaved lots — however, Uhey are untavorable. Sapp to Correctly designed cainet-made Mantel just cheap Judge A. B. Hagner, of the District supreme | creditor. In 1881 our party was called to full | into the cellar of bis nouse, No. 92 5th street 1X ONE Case axbD HELD FoR THe ee Fe CO tales | Me “are varents Hoe patenaregeegs cewnare | SSE Pk W-Comson, so, WMP TTEs | Dench, is at the Murray Hil Hotel, New Yors. ‘by the people, and within sixty days after | northwest, Guin doxt ix Avoraen—iichand Alay “ick? Telephone aitimore 247, H# DOM BONGHE y | amd Mow & Coe celebrated English Files — Mr. Fred’k Cross and Mr. Harry Jones, of East Ue mec of jibe legislature prepared, pre- gamsagn comrsanes. . pe R™2 vi por ws. dealers all grades of Denwentic sad hist GLOVER BUILDING. 1419 F SE, XW. TUeuung ian, are spending thetr vacation camping } Srount of our public debt ‘snd plan of fread % changes of robbing the house of Mr. Moore, No. | Th = , Fh y 605 6th street northwest, was taken before Police . HAYWAKD & HUTCHINSON, Bankecs and Dealers in Government Bonde ‘The following Washingtonians to | eee otonr bonita, tee nee ae where he was ‘charges Washingtonians’ Most Popular Resort, Steamer ts16 “aa pera sia fare registered at | Siasses of our bondholders, in such form tat no + wher ns arraigned OB oh MARY WASHINGTON = — Deposits, Exchange. Loans. fad famed Ree sOgniand, Ma: Dr. Hamilton | one has yet been found to aga tiiver welch and chuin’ bolongtag a Robert J, Murray’ Alex. Porter Morse, | the equity of the pill Jeave her wharf every SUNDAY at 10:30 am. ana | Wescorr, W: & W; tke Eachiseges or Nee Ton Paice uated | C. W. Spotford, , D. Dally, Wash. Nailor, Dr. Lin: | justment between the creditors ag therein sated. Wo Mr. Quinton McKay. He ily to the GBs Hepes at Zand pau, Tickets: zoe. Every fesineiee A! INE, Rate chant see Faladelphia, Boston | Soin and wite and J, H. Magruder, ec mn this measure was passed the bourbon ven 6 mgning in Jal. Ho was eek Picket tee” Eatly daw ENgix | MEAL ESTATE AND LOAN BuOKERS | ,Awecaity made of Inveriment Gecurition. Distt akc Un Watenne Ee fie utter failure Nevertheless ie were spre omees Wwateh and chain Yallued at g75,the property of Str RDAL Ieavins atlO wai, Returning at 3:30 p- xD ace o ‘ar Department since the absence ‘Waived an examination Ae agcksts, We Live vrostors Dancing webool Re: AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, UAdiericans Dell Telephone Stock bought and sold. $y18 | Mr. Tweedale’ will leave With his camity ee Pieces Bae, oak Cae Under the Gabe een Tee doo was-eent to the grand Jury. bonds = Kevupting at ML pin Hci 3 ‘No. 1907 Peunsylvania Avenue Northwest, —, gv TH ATION, OF Soran Moke We. Asbury Park and a tap vo the | Which went to the ‘Supreme court ot the United poplisied “in Tm Sean. |G ncing down abd back, and sf the grouse our all tr i ‘and Horsford’s Se ution Of | states was decided in favor of the constitution- rae ¥ine brass Banden Sunday. "Noo ‘Washington, D. @. uisitions a festa place ile bandon Sunday.” Noob req andaccounts, will act as chief clerk. | St8°"Orthe law involved. a tow vier re ae ee he lett before daybreak. aaa ie, and seMit- | B.¥. Montgomery, of the White House, has re- t of the whole tiopahle parties, silowed sul3_E.8 Wescott, W.R Wileox, LD. Wine. Be PTH AMHACY, “Tae, peuanit, ual . sine? pees aud ES. RANDALL, Captain. lea or on dest with soda Water a" 'D DELIGHTFUL TRIP. ~ —_ os Seeing Setuxc Orr i <x DURING UY VACATION MY. ET A BiG ConrepERaTe GaTumema.—At Richmond, | affairs, the bourbon convention of 1883 abandoned Drnstice, “M* tis Y a THOMPSON wit, coe i Va., extensive arrangements are being made t6 | all ‘of HF. Page against G. P. Gort | Was 243.1 steamer JOHN W. . au THE 4 a., extensive ements are 7 4 _ be steamer JOHN N THOMPSON wit. during the ‘TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. pee. ris [1d New ork ave._| bave the largest ever secon there at the ped a kavowed. Ri eS ‘iy for Colouial Beach, Colton’ ad se corner-stone of ‘the Robert Lee monu- | enmity supporting if, Gockarey Georgetown, inj jana. —_— 1 HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A OO-| ment, which takes place In October, Gen. Beau, | that the debt question was forever, and it suit at law, £., and the mothe eS | ae Dr. Gustavus i Brows. | ment, which takes plac - regained power LANEOUB, 2 preliminary injunction was refused. as THIS WEEK WILL PROBABLY CLOSE OUR | who has bad extensive experience in ine and ardatis | Tegard has been by Gov. Lee to be the chief ? State Koomte Round Trip 50 cente. GREAT sale. Sentiatry.. I can recommend hits asa fecien | Marsbal on the occasion. Jefferson Davis Will be UNDER A SOLEMN PLEDGE turtiiig, eavinw Binckinton Island at S a. m.. az- Une prattitioner and an expert in ‘his Anvited, as Well as all officers and men who served | not to disturb it, but to carry out the settlement Pouicy Casea.—Detective Horne ar. Es fo Ntastinton ‘at 130 "p.m, SUNDAY. ae Bilin. “crowns and bridyework.” 8. onthe side during the late war. according to its true intent and tenor, How the ae 4 5 ay ee polity laws, and be was = — ‘We have left " “ORD! EXPELLED.—A democrats have redeemed that pledge, let the rec- He appealed the case. Seaman S DAILY, MAKING TRIPS | eepecially in Flanuel and Claas seins eee se | Be SHLBTS TO a auctary, echatanames 70 Be rr ‘says that ripe is ord and. present condition of the debt question res Horne ‘and Mahon ar. ah ELL TS Deine rood Black and Colored Silks willbe offered for sera "Sid hw. ans shee i when taken jail by Bueriit ‘Bre were restored to the ‘cantootos Geats nitnira fe s50 collateral Yor his appear ib Best Club, and Diste Landings. A Nety food stock of Men's and Boys’ wear at about Hees ESL gau sae eetriedien ss tone... | naires all of hich mutt guccaiaee pete : ATTORNEYS. ests dec, momen ease See | Our {cottou al fone. "Rome Bisck left at varues. “Telephone call ‘CARRIN( | ier aeicur sent iar. yiarpoe «a eh, “da AST AND CATAREH CURED BY THE sctile, Tent Hetebted tothe frm will please eal.and | avenue, ok CIGARETTES ESPIC. | : : i" TRUSS tpparel at Pa i ‘wears ont, always clean “A -s from yam be — Paria: a ESviC. ‘20, rue St. Lazare. New 023 Te sR FOUGERA; MILHAU.—Sold by all umtetat us, Fi8HER devotes ber’ attention to inwiweneat x (Aberica iw uh : ES, eS ae ad