Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1887, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. VERY L-brick House. 3 Iania ave : price. & DESIRABLE uted north ; terms, W YORK AVE, HAND n Honse, yp > New York ave. AN NEW SIX-KOOM B ‘ hf eee “SOG Fst x RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, ation: 6 Fo r ns. Apply HUPTY € DYER, 1301 Fst S1X-ROOM S485 SOLD WITHIN & RICK | of the NW. aud SALE WILL “ELL CHEAP, FOR THE NEXT ovement, Offer wanted. S2alyrtiest-p.c. Ap pis twoowner, > WOK SAL A VERY DESIRABLE 2-s1ORY-AND- a Zt wide WAKER, SALE si aiid 42 Myr Ur at mein 77 85,800 hy. ave, SOtSth'st tee, bh, S.C. a osc. th os 2 4,500 403 to 411 Busr's al- ley nwa bbe = 4.000 4° Si and 000 GQ 108 th. ee S00 oe WAGGAM € SALK-A VEKI DESILABLE TWO-s BLT Zid ste. $5,500. amy iSISTEDY & BEADLE, Fok SSE ES SMALL, HOUSES. NEW, IN alts. halt native 2toum Hef. early be $1,100 2 81,000. Easy payauents, A tee : SWULMSTEDT & BRAD on Caroline st.n.w Towa Cirele. hand 1th nw At ste st, bet. 1ith anni 14th de stand av Pst. nr. Ca bet. 2018 and 215 sts, “4 Best bus. Frwk. 108, ck, E, bet. th aud proved atid unis pply to oiticeiG sty mall Tee sALE-SIX GROOM BAICKS. Wit easy Apply te C. B S02 Fat BEKKY MAN, Att on For Nhe 1. sit: a ws Houses 0 A St. @: 10 yer ceut duvestinent LU sts 216th sts. now. serait St... Cries ‘Ince & OU sigl sth xta.n w. st_ Business prop Fats, 10. Alo, 1 BRICKS. 3 NEW FIVE-Rvoy Brie 3.000 St 8.0 belie, 2H] modern only + JW. Pb. MVEKS © 803 New Lora avs 4,000 erty on my cin issued on AN. TORY paris JW. Mi bus’ & Sox, TaN New York ave. w and eat at x. 15x10: I-located for auall: he FEE: ALLY. 1410 8. ¥ ave. HILL, $ LOTS, 18s FT. very fases! ¥ ON j ther use for them will seli for $20. | in use on this paper. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS SALE—A HANDSOME SPOTTED DRIVING )'yars ola eonnd smd kind: suita. le tors lady tdrive. For p.suiculas apply to J. bos Ins. Mexacdraa, Va Dok SALE E ALDER COW; PRICE, 850. Cin besocn at Siithsonten Stable, CE BR EIN, BUTTER EXAMINE LAMPE'S utter: fue as silk. Sold ouly in ori aipackages J. 5. B. HANTSOCK, 033 Lousiana Fas 14th SAL es aw. LC HEAP. SLOor- Laure at J, ALEMA: A GOOD LITTLE DRIVI } Horse, for light carriage or busy excellent for lads driver: price Apply at stal » Hand Tand ec a HEAP-A NICE BAR DAY- ‘Horse and Harness. Can be seep. ue. from 8 105 o'clock, oF i aura zit 537 Louisiana avent ig Opponite Uity Post-Ofice. RNES! ND LEATHER GOODS. WHEN OC Be ROO uB OR FRIDAY MORN. ETS, LAP. Ps: LADIES AND GENS SADDLES, HORSE COVEKS, WHTPS, dc. SORTMENT UF" FIN LADINS AND. GEN D WOuK-CasBS AND POCKET-BOOKS, HAND PANTICULAT’ ALIENTION 18 CALLED TO, THI SALE GOODS ALL FIRST-CLASS. au24-2t dianufactured by ¥ * STANDARD REMEDY CO. Office, 1200 Ust-new. Telephone OR, k SALE_NEW DAYTON WAGON, WARRANT: ‘Sisal cheap if Maken “one!” DAYTON, ALE—HAVING FOUR FRESH THOROUGH- ye fv suppl) customers tu north: thy id i "wlae ton direct rom althy stock: well veutilated. cleap st iced, reuder tis milk unsurpassed. Ade KMONT,” lock box o86, Postefiice. Yous. bn J: 30 SEVESTEEN CHEAP HORSES ANB msorkers, THe 3 BRICK MACHINE CO., 14th and Boundary n. SALE—A_ SECOND-HAND SIDE-SPRING Kockiway. suitable for a business man: incomplete order. Cam be seen at-JOY: E'S CAKKIAGE. FAC- TORY, coruer 14th and Este, now. b3t [Ok SALECA: FINE pulving horse; sound: no ticks. Apply to LING, 1364 ged st, or can be seen at 34: Georgetowp. D.C. 60k SALE DOCELE HARNESS FOR BUGGY O8 earriae. ip good ocder, cost $65; having uo ture Call at 2120 14 aur3-3t" SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD, AND Gold Fish, Aqnariuins, and Pisle’ Fool, Shgortineut im the city at SCHMIDS BIRD 30) st bw. SHORE, 12th st.. two doors south of Penneyivanta auzd-int — CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND Spring Waxo is, for sale and built to order; work derate. At the new shops of 2710 and 2712 BM st. George- PEARC yoga, unre Piano; slso suitable for begin- per month. sewood, full 7-octave, carved log ae Piano, warranted same as new: finest makes Tich aud’ full. cost new $600; can. De bought of rel ‘iments to suit, or low for cash; stool A beautiiul Cabinet Upright Grand Piano of the high- est stutlard quality . beet in use but a short time; Will sell ott easy payinents, and take @ Squnre Piano in part payment. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, 422 0th se 3 AND 631 G St-near Patent tice reoperied by 8. E. Matiock, tovratenly cleau avd wholesome: horses boarded. cid j atrons and others invited to call: tele- Phoue au20 a IVERY AND ALE STABLI BUGGIES, riegs. Cheapest place WAL. F. GEY 3 406 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. FOE SME “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- 10 boiler; avoids all expensive attendance. ho loss of Uiue; no handling of fuel, Send for eirculat Aud price ist, “D. BALLAUF, Agent, 731 7th st. ALI-ONE 'D-HAN PRIGHT We are offering special bargains in Upright and Square Piauos. Pianos exchanged and for rent’ HUGO WORCH & CO. $25 7th st. n.wJylo-sm CLES-HOPPER SAFETY, $30; D Ideal. 85: 48 Star, $40: ‘Tricyele, $40; Psycho safety, THLCAGLENIES, 1406 New York ave. Jy1 JOK SALE—i00 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Varrisied wagons: 4 mulls waxons and 2 6-passen. iso painted wagons, doctors! ‘one ‘stage, om easy torus oneetow Stim | SALE, ABOU, 1.000, TOURDS OF NONPR Teil aud about 800 pounds of Axate Type, Wetaee ot oth touts ig de ble, they are’ in gocd condition, aud capableof ex: hire per st ion. Will be sold cueay ti bulky Ade Gio THE TENESISa | TAK” SEWSEALER CO, Washinton. D.C. SUMMER RESORTS Open all the year. 22-6te GFO. BOOKER, Prop Aurora, W. Va.open rist. More desirable thai ever reed by Grounas exte Hand howeltke. No malar No my-quitees. Annple a Torus, 38 per. week, far uilice lor vircular. imi: board very Tea Rs Pit, i trains 7:25 dans an ~ Cox Station, Charles Coun Ns, Proprietor. HT. E¢ 4-40 p 11 Penusy JOREST KR Only Apvly 1 the Forest Glen Linprovement Co ALEXANDER THEN: Telephone call FA Q2EL DESSIS. ATLANTICCIT Oyes ail the yeur. Warm sea water baths. #sdrwilie elevator. Open tawn froutiine cue se iy7ia “YY yORTOS'& MARSH AD ISKILL MOUNTAINS, = SAKATOGA, LAKE GEORGE ag ADIRONDACKS, On and after ~UNDAY, June 26, express. trai: West shore Katiroad wili run Daily, except sunday, to anal trot the Jersey’ City” Station Of the Peumeyt: vad. iialing close counections with tast ND CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS. - $20 au. Afrive Hotel Kasten Grand Hotel $25 ne Arrive Sarstoza 3:50 tue? (aldweil, Lake Georze. 8:10 p.m Drawiise-toom Cars Vhiladelyhia to Grud Hotel Station aud to Thoicia Gor “Hotel “Kaaterakill and Mountala ese) and New York to S-tatowa. ARATOGA AND CATSBILL MT. SPECIAL— ave Washington 9-00a.in. Atrive Hotel Kaster skill Wie Kingston, 9:13 pan.; Grand. Hotel, 845 t. bi: Bhiucia @-31 pam 2 8:00 b. Drawinw-room: Cars aud to Pi uicis (or Hotel haaterskill aud Mountain «l Wasiingtop t Saratoga. tickets at Lenusylvania Railroad offices ect in the Jersey City Station for all northern allroad. Bagyae checked fesorts by West Sore h throws. C. E. LAMBERT, ral Passenger Aceut, New York, ihe hotel property. nel having made many the entire refur- I would respectfully sohcit the uuiters aud the jmubhi Susurpansed, and fhne fishing and st Wo $2.50 per day, $12 per week, $40 and Friday, or uly varticulars address A. COBB, Ok SALE EHINTY-SIX ACRES ¢ Mp, TWO V rect of i frowiawe oF 40 sulin - M. PARKER, 1418 F st SALE-SIXTY CHOICE et SE 100 seven: 1 be-halt mule tw. id OL Very omsy t Ye “sh riie: ity: d tee oo SPECLALTIES AUMLNT L CAN CURE ‘Brot Will be scl reasunable. ERY arders and ofier Bag a For aw. LECIIONS OF rowed tree ers, hits, ail female teoubles ver Watches, Dis- ie telcos wets Wea at Appar Aw SIL VE BOUGHT ok KE VIEW HOT Watkins ey a ‘Lake li Connections in the House. iehed throughout, hs its, Bowlin Alley. Haimocks. Swine N.J.—1HE V ar ocean. apeck tub: F and Uevob Fr. PORTA My Fe rear Tote jom™. Bi hi’ ore CIry. Sk UGHOUT THE VRAR. via : us jug it the most hot lisa Elevate Sea Water Baths. ¥OW. HEMSLEY &S N. LINGS AND MI AL 3 NOL MOL SYARS Qos i NE (BI Witt smmmer hom Tor eur fors00. Forpamphiets ving sot OAC Pra pub th Sa Fat the oftiee of the Ev te. New dost train with ton 1010 & 9". by Metros Kound-trip vekets, good 0 froin Washinewn A's. PRATT. Proprietor. wore deligitlul for ‘ MRS. JOHN A LOGAN. “Thad a mont digital aay at Moet Et.” (GARLAND. “The handsome service of your bountiful table formsa marked coutrast to, that whieh CuaPae- Krizes suimiuer resorts lu general" se MAJ, W. GWYNN. yOCK Ak. EN Nutt Octobe “I know summer's rest and ck AN E Place where faunilies orig¥a- pealty hed cujoynient as thoy ‘DR. KOBERT REYBURN. Ry KEN! sijaw Atte CER) Ng, Bax OEY SG. ih. SiUDDALD, iors Hoeicaits. ee ois Soe ‘ONTEREY HOTEL BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT Ps ee FRANKLIN COUNTS Pee SUMaaIT BO wiles northwest uf Baitiuore, 2 Gours, ation sth i OPENED JUNE 20TH ine scenery” aud pure ait aud waisr or terms, éte.vaditress WM WP POWEK. Stanger late of Dele: ware Water Gap House, Pa. mys CoRTINESTAL RE Ee Atlantic ave., between Vermont and Rhode Inland aves. Full ocean view Poort Baye ENO HW Weare daedt TLANTIC HOTEL. OC Fy, we Le how ope fot the ceason OF AMBRE” Circulars at this fice. Dysm JOHN TRACY, Prop. js HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY VALUABLE, PROPERTY ON THE. EAS’ SIs Of MENENIH STREER, BELWELN E AND L STREETS, AT AUCLION. On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH, 1887, aT FIVE O'CLOCK, I will sell on the prefuises, ‘Sub Jt 19, in square 450, fronting 21 -eet on the eaat side of 7th street, between K aud L streets, by a devant G89 tect 10 iuches to 10 toot wide alley, improved by one-story building. Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two Years, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the broperty, or all cash at option of purchue., A deposit ‘9f $100 required at the time of sale. All conveyauc- st cost U1 PUrChAReT. as rpuouas DOWLING, Auctioneer. Assignce’s sale of the contents of drug store at the ihwest corner of Sth and O streets northwest, 1f Of Show-cases. Counters, Shelving, p-boities, Peeseription aud Counter Scales, Patent Medicines, &., oo numerous to -entio: On NEDESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, 1887, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. we will sell the’ above WM GALT, au24-7t W. 8. THOMPsoN.§ Assignees, DDPRCANSON BRos., auctioneers ‘TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of adeed of trust, duly recorded in ber No.82, {01.0 0. of the lind. records for the} District of Corumbia. 1, as surviving trustee, will Sell, in trout of the premives, on THUGSDAY, SuP- TEMBEK FIRST ,1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. Bf. part of lot numbered six (6),in square number five hundred and thirty-six,beginning tor the same at tue horthw corner of said Jot, and running thence suuth twenty two (22) feet six (6) inches,thence east parallel with D Street thirty (0) teet wix"(G) inches, theuce seuth. eusterly wixty-one (G1) feet eight (8) iuches, to a point distant thirty-one (31) feet six (6) inches trom D street, thence east parallel with D street eighteen (18) feet, thence north thirty-one (31) tet six (8) inches to D street, and thence west with D street one hundred and nine (109) eet six (6) inches to the beginuiug, to- ketler with the improvements, rights, privileges and appurtenances to the sume beloneing. ‘erins One-third cash, balance in une and two years, notes to bear 6 per cent interest per annum, and to Le secured by deed of trust, oF all cash, at option Of pure chaser. Conveyance ‘de. posit of #250 required at time of vale. $eokds T. H. CALLAN, Surviving Trustee. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEE’S SALE OF STOCKS AT AUCTION. Bg virtue of a trust deed given to me and duly ro- & i corded in Liber 1130, folio 380, ‘et weqe of the land Fecords of ie District of Columbia, I wiil sell at pute Te suction, on 1HUKSD AQ, SET TIGHT H, BER 1887, ut HALF-PAST NINE O'CLUCK A. M., within, the auctivu Toms of Duncanson Bros., corner Ninth and D streets northwest, Washington, D.C... ‘SUB3g shares of stock of the Aluany Artesian Ice Co., ‘of Albany, Ga, ____ CHARLES M. HENDLEY, Trustee. s[HOMAS DOWLING. Auctioncer. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHELVING, WO. SILVEK-PLATED SHOW: GASES, SODA FOUNTAIN, “SCALE AND SHGHTS Mt TABLES. LOT CHAIRS ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND MOULDS, LAKGE, MANTEL Mlk TO. GLASS CAND1 JARS AND DISHES, TOGETHER W1iH MANY OTHE ARTICLES, CONTAINED IN STORE FOURIEEN IH STREET NORTHWEST ST TWENTY-NINTH, 1887, ML, I shall sell the above goods. JAS. L BURNES, Assignee. NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, STEE'S SALE OF BUANDY, WHISRY, WINES, QLIVE OIL, MACCAKONI, SHOW CASES, ec. HIKE CONTENTS O8" STORE NO. 1315 BY virtue of « deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber Ro, 1191, folio 36>, et seu. of the land records for the District vf Columbia, { will selon THUMSDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY’ OF AUGUST, A.D. 1887, com psponue at TEN O'CLOCK AML’ on the preiniees, 1215 street n.w., the guods afd ‘chattels uientione int schedule “A.” attached to said trust, comprising in ‘One Safe, One Ice Box, One Range, § ‘Tables, Counter, Shelving, Partitions, 38 Chairs, Table Ware, Dishes, &c, Silverware, howease, Cigar Wuisky, Brandy, Sherry, Claret, Marvalu'aud other Wines aud Liquors, In casks and boxes. Boxes ssaccaront, Uuve Oil, Assorted Groceries, &c. Terwe cash. cuss, moore, » 2: F: MANCOSOS, Trustee. THOS. M. FIELDS, Attorneys, sul3d 18 POSTPONED UNTIL- AUGUST ~~ TWENTY-FOURTH, the tine Dour and place: 508, E, MAN Trustee, CHAS. §. MOORE, ) THOS. M. FLELDS,5 Attorneys. aul7 pened dita MUnubAY ius? OF SEE TEMBER, poned inti HURSDAY, FIRS SEP! BANE HUUM AND PLAGE.) OF SEFREMBER, P. F. MANCOSOS, Trustee. Attorneys. |AS. 8, MOORE, ? (US. Mi. FIELDS) au ____ MEDICAL, &e. [ANHOOD KESION D BY USING A BOTTLE Mor two ot Dr. BKUTHERS' Invigorating Cord Wal cure any case of nervous debility und lose of ne Power. Itiupurus vigor to the whole sytem, G00 B stk W. ‘au25-Im* i, LEON, ‘he Oldest Established andonly Reliable Ladies’ Physictan in the eity, can be consulted Daily, 464 Ct, between 43 and 6th Stn. Be Frotyt treatment. Correspondence and. cot ticn strictly coundential, deparate rooms for ladies. Ofticealways open, - wae B ME DEF Nv-ESTABLISHED AND Mata nee AOS ESTABLISHED, dany AU her reswicuce, 901 1 st. bow. Ofice hours trout Jt p. un with Ladies oul: aul7-1m" Abn Wo eq Ui: THE SERVICES OF AN xperienced female physician should consult: Mrs. br. BELLE, 1100 Fark “Pisce ne., near Liveol Pack, East Cayitol ston 11th st, between Band C sta Capiiol Hill. Ladies ouiy, aul3-lin' EAD AND BE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 906 BST, S.W., appeared Leivre ine and made oath that ike Gidest Botablished Expert Specialist in tisaty, aud wall cuarahitee u cure in all cases Of oye te diseaso Gfuen abd suruish medicine, of te coustltae Seu aud advice free at uny hour during the dace Sib: PAMURE'G MPL Nour Mana PROF EAS : ‘e Nowry Public int aad to Dontrict of Coluuubiy this id day of July 189m ap tar BiAscans Preis. Approved by the Academy of sedicine of Paris, aro syeciaisy recommended by tw iucaleal celebrities of the world tor Seroctla (Lusors, Kane's HevB, ete), LAS gariy stages of Cousuuuption, Coustituti@al weakiess, Jouruess of Blood, aud 10F stiUlatig aad Teg wate tw Petlouie course, “Nowe weullive Unless wlgued “BLANCALD, 40 sue Motupartey Paris” Be FUUGEA & GON cules toF the U. 8. So]A by druggists generally. w20-th&s THAD NEVER BEN CONTRADICTED 1HAT Dr. bKO1tiL-LS 1s the oldest estabbsled advertis- ig Ladies’ Vuysician sn tus city. Ladies, you cau, confiventy cousult Dr. BuOTLEKS, 0UO B st. 8 Ww. Farucilar attet.ton, yaid jlo ail “diseases peculiar 10 Ines married oF single. Forty serv expericos. a Deu 2Oihs FRENCH POWDERS “ARE THE standard remedy iur all bloud diseases causing Unreut, taal, or skin trvubles, Uriusry diseases cured Wierty-eiht hours, rice, $3 per box. DK. DUDD'S NeRVINE NO! 2 permanently cures patural weakness, loss of vitulity, nervous debility,&ee &e. Fnice, $1. Sent sealed by wail, For sale at myll-1y ” STANDIFOKD"S, cur. Oth and F p.w. IODINE. OF IRON. PEW COPIES OF TH. ABSASSISATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN ‘And TRIAL OF ‘THE CONSPIRATORS, Including Mra. Surratt, Hurold, Payne, aud the others, Detus a Verbutics reyort of the Fanious irial, com: Viled aud arrauiced Ly Ben Pitan, ollicial repurtes. A Vaitiable hisvorical reference tov BLILIUNG1ON'> Bookstore, oust. and Penn, ave. IBRAKY. 1749 PENNSYLVANIA be Now Buus aud Lerwaicals S00 as let d. Siibserption by the day, Mouth uF year ut reasonauis res : Ay zona Kod atul ches}! b ty tour dears Paper Bint buvewyes teu ie Buest wy the C4 cores DENTISTRY. DUnE extaeted’ wi hug sate ob wel ilo Ft NW Tbe i "ak pant. GY ait or leat applicatio.s TALE PARSON: anes Speeisity wcuug. A ste Sa UALLOLT, DENTIST, 437 7TH 3F, vess Hols. coruer ot K. Deutintry ins allied souk haaeslad 87 Ler set All work war ____ THE TRADEs. FELDMAN & WARNESON ranan mat Wines ie mice ch 3 450 aud Fz 11th at ow, G IBSON ET ok ap pau Bioeth xed W PLACTICAL BOO) ish Fenuey ivania avenue, ive Frinuny 3 apootaity* V-T-DOOR SPORTS. LAWN TENNIS AND CROQUET, all styles and piece. BOOKS FOR SUMMER KEADING. A Tragic Myntery, by Inspector Uyrues eud Julian Pawthorue. Lhe Stary ol a Coustre ioemne by ea Lowe, in paper. A verend Idol, in per. The Story’ of dinnearet’ Kent. in paper, ‘The House at igh Bridge, by Edgar Fawcett, In payer. The Con Jesstous of a Frivolous Girl. by overt Grant, 1D paper. The Cruise of» Woman Hat cues Of» Weuyals BALLANTYNE & SON, auzz ‘$25 Seventh street Ww. Goxvew sam wass. Gotpey sam wasn. For bleaching hair the very tashistubie golden live bleach an; tH oy vera oy a hhsir without any ‘Sold in apy quantity to suii customers, ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmstist, aull 833 14th at. cor, of I, and 2d and D sta, nw. ¢ THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1887. 2d EDITION. Latest Telegrams to The Sut. COLOBOW CORRALLED. He wants to Talk to Big White Man— Gov. Adams Summoned to Glenwood Springs. Denver, Cot, August 25.—A special from Gicn- Wood Springs, Col., says: A courier arrived at 4 O'clock this morning with the following message Sent to Gov. Adams by Major Brooks: “GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COL, eae ‘August 25, 4:15 dm. Gov. Adams, Denver: Major Lisiie’ has Colorow corralled with two hundred bucks. They want to see big white “man: won't talk to cowboys. Whites want little fight. Soldiers must go back or have little fight, “Kendall has only 52 men. This tj Positive. All ocher, Gees oa ens Ise. (signed) F. M. REARDON, le Cen) ‘Brig.-General, Later—GLexwoop SPRINGS, August 25. To Gov. Adams, Denver: Please come to Glenwood Springs immediately, even if requires special, to meet Gen. E. Jest ant County Commissioners Gregory and Reynolds. Emergency exists which requlres your presence there at once.” —— RUSSIAN PROPOSALS REFUSED. Turkey Prefers to Await Concerted Ac- tion of All the Pewers on the Bulgar jam Question, Loxpox, August 25.—Turkey has refused to as- Sent to Russta’s proposals for coercive action to- ward Bulgaria, either in the form ef occupation or by sending Artin Effendi with a Russian commis- stoner to Bulgaria to secure the election of a new sobranje and a mew prince. Turkey prefers to await concerted action by all the powers partics to the Berlin treaty to hastening a quarre) with the Bulgarians. Itisthe general pinion of the leading European diplomats that Germany gave her assent to the Russian pro) is for Otto- man commission and a Russfan general to seutle the Bulgarian question merely to place herself in position to be able to prevent Russia from taking any precipitate action which might again set the Balkans ablaze. Sr. Perexspuna, August 25.—The Journal de St. Petersvourgh says the BerKn Tagbluit’s, suggestion that the Powers recali their agents from Sofia 18 valueless unless the powers aiso demand ress: and a restoration of the rights violated by Prince Ferdinand. The only act of devotion to the Bul- garians that 4s left for that prince to accomy Says the Journal, is to quit Bulgaria forthwit was A STAY FOR SHARP. Judge Potter Gives the Grounds for His Action. [CONTINUED FROM FIKST EDITION.] New York, August 25. Judge Potter in his ‘decision Says: Having become impressed with the clear conviction that the trial court fell into error in the admiesion of some of the evidence offered by the prosecution and that for these errors the appellate court Must grant the defendant a new trial Ihave not, therefore, examined the evidenee any further than it had some relation to the objections and exceptions to the evidence received upon the trial and the charge ot the trial judge. I have been called upon to examine the charge, and Tam quite free tosay that the charge 1s remarkably clear, fair, and fauitless, except in presenting for consideration of the jury those portions of the evidence which I think were erroneously recelved upon the trial. ‘In my opinion important evidence Was received upon te trial in these respects. First. Testimony given by the defendant be- fore the railroad committee of the Senate authorized and directed to investigate the means and methods, and to obtain the consent of the local authorities to construct a Broadway surface Second. The fact of the absence of persons charged tn the indictment with the defendant with the crime of bribery, and sojourns in Canada ‘as the excuse of their non-production as witnesses against the defendant by the prosecution; and, ‘Third. The opinion, or supposition, of ‘the wit ness Miller as to the motive or’ purpose of DeLacy when he handed Miller the $5,000. ‘The | testimony of the defendant Was taken before the senate committee under resolution passed by the senate. (rhe judge then quotes tue resolutions) and continues: “The testimony given by the defendant in answer to questions put to him by the Senate committee and Its counsel were received in evidence over ob- jection and exception upon the trial of the indictment of the defendant for bribery of one of the board of aldermen : in Voting for the consent of the aldermen to consttuct the Broadway Rallroad. I am yery decidedly of the opinion the court erred in adinission of such Uestumony. ‘The rule at common law, and before the adep- tion of the Constitution of the United States, or that of any of the States, was that a witness shoula not be obliged to give evidence which could be used agatnst hinself th any eriming! trial, ‘That principle is embodied tn tue Constitution of the Unit-d States and in Usat of this State in these words: “No person shail be compelled in any criminal case to bea wi.ness against mim- poll” ——— A Bank Closes its Doors. Rocnester, N.Y., August 25.—A special from Dansville says the First National Bank of that place Closed its doofs this morning, A Jenlous Husband’s Crime, Prrrssvna, Pa., August 25.—Last night Nathan Phipps, @ coal “intner, living at Millwood, seven miles trom Latrobe, ‘Pa. shot and mortally Wounded his fricud, John Robb, after which he terribly injured’ Mrs. Phipps by stabbing her and breaking several of “her ribs. He then armed himself with a rife and shot-gun and fled tothe woods, Mrs Phipps ts tn a serious condition, but will likely recover. ‘The cause of the tragedy was Jeaiousy. ‘he inurderer has not yet been captured. A Firm Fails for Over a Million, New Youx, August 25.—The failure of Grove- steen & Peil Has been announced on the stock ex- change. It is stated_on Wall street that Grove- steen Pell owe $145,000 In the stock exchange, and that thelr outstanding loans witu thirty dis terent banking InsULutions aggregate $1,200,000, Making the total Mabilities $1,365,000. Tu 13 (hought that the assets will be between two and Unree hundred thousand less, P. W. Harding, the ansignee of Grovsteen & Pell, States ‘that tne’ Mabliiues “amount to $1,500,000, most of Which are secured by Kast aud Wes. Ait bum and kowe and Decatur Ratiroad bonds, It Js stated Lat most Of Ulelr Mabiliies are dic to Lully different banks und tat they owe about $209,000 to stock exchange inembera, Racing at Saratoga, SaRatoga, N. Y., Augus. 25.—1ae racing meet- ing was coutinuéd were to-duy. The day was beantliutl, bu the Crack Leavy. First rice—i he E,uity stakes, for two-year-olds, Uuree-quarters of « mille. Los ‘Angeles won, Wit King ish second, and Satan third. ‘Time, 1:17%. Second race—Free handicap sweepstakes, 1 mic anda furlong. Douvt won, wita Pearl Jennings second and Koyal Arch third, ‘The, 2:03. ‘Vhird race—Pocanontas stakes, 1'mile and 500 yards. Wary won, with Grisétte second and Firenzi third. ‘Time, 2:204, Maggie Mitchell won Fourth race—one’ miu yrit Carissima second and Pericles third. ‘Time, ——__. Jews Coming to America. Opessa, August 25.—In consequence of the an- nexation Ol 1aganrog and Kostoif to the Dar C suck district, tie Jews reskllng in those places ave been ordered to depart for other parts of the empire, Many of them wil emigrate to America. ee Failure of a Grecery House. ELuma, N. ¥., August 25,—The wholesele gro- cery house of W. J. Lormore & Co. cldsed tts doors Unls mornin, ‘the fru 1s composed of W. J. Lor- wore and Israel MeDoualds ‘Luey becaine 1D. vuived but coud nov agree upon an assignee, wher-uyon Lormore Look posstosion, and soid stuck. Hxtures aud busivess to Thomas Gurulalt tor about Mfy ceats On the dollar, ne firm's Ma- biUes are Said LO reach 330,000; ussets unkuown. Condemning the Salisbury Government ‘1 UKONTU, ON Aligtist 25,—1he local branch of Cte Irish Nak nosue List migat passed a reso- uulns the acuion of the Sailsbury goVermment 1 peeling tne league, Fatality Among Horses. Avgus\ 23.—Cerebro spinal men- been ~ “discovered among slaves of OH. Ve Four have died in ie he latter stable. Stave juces Uke disease con. the stables Infested. ui Finite, ain nay Hawk prow Lagiolls, aud thaiie (0 de rerAphic Briefe. ‘The weekly steteuent of the Bank of France shows « decrease #1 6,473,000 Irancs gold and ut a Nerease OF 3,075,000 Traues silver, ‘A SUFPOSED INCENDIARY Fing.—The fire at a few minutes Before 3 o'civck Lo-day, for Which an aluria Was struck rom Lox 26, Was in a shed in the rear of E. i. Brouners house, 435 M sureet northwest: The Gremen put out the umes with a tire exuingutsher. ‘The firemen thought from appearances thut the place Was set attire, LANGE OF THE TuxnuoxrTER.-The following rere: readings av Sigaal Office to-day: 7 a. 1, O45 2 ps in 73; axial, 70; Main, Heit BL Jonta Owen bas purchased of Mary E. Bradshaw, for $4,500, part lot 3, Sq. 869 (10x128 ft.}on A street brs oud ru auntets nousuease OPA HUNDREDS OV WORKMEN DIGGING FOR GOLD Im OLD CEMETRELES. Las Noticias, of Bogut, suys that the gold which. is now being dug out of the ancient cemeteries 4 the past four years which now contains more ‘than 50,000 iunabitants, ‘These people are almost ail ADUO,Uiuns, and tue majority of them have obtulued Sufficient to render themselves and tueir tainiiles independent of work tor the remutnder of heir lives, ‘The newspaper alvises Lhe poopie to turn their attention Uo those regions, as the an- clent burigiplaces and deposits of tne Cacique Caracal have not yet been anditis believed that bis treasures valuable than earthed. i any which have Tet been ap- f REDUCING THE FORCE. Changes in the Supervising Architect’s Office. ‘The reductions made in the office of the Super- Vising Architect of the Treasury because of the lack of funds have been approve by the Sccre- tary. They are as follows: Richard Egslorfs Graughteman, trom 96 to $5.50 per day; Bid Nealey, draugntsman, trom $4.50 to $3 per day; R. Rosenstock, draughtsman, from $5 to $4.50. The following were notided that their services Will not be required after the 3ist, inst.: C. C. Meade, architectural draughtsman, at $3 per day: B.F. Hardesty, draughtsman, at $4; J. M. Rickey, draughtsman, at §3; Frank Miuiken, accountant, at #4; Annie G. Adams, tracer, at §3; Rettic Blew, copyist at si, FM. Michatdson gad Bite §. Taster, tracers, at $3 each; C. Bowers and K. M. Collins, copyists, at $540 per annum. None of these Fs08 $0 It 1s Stated, Were dismissed because of any tault of thetr own, ‘The reduction was made to bring the expenses within the money avalla- bie, and the supervising architect says that keep- ing in view the effictency of the office andthe g00d Of the service he has endeavored to lay off those to Whom loss of place would work the least hard- Ship. Itts sald that a sult furtner reduction will be made in order to meet the existing state of the finances of the office. Mr. J. Holmes, who, as an attache of the supervising architect has had an qffice in Charleston, W. Va, has been ordered to Washington, and will'be ‘sent Out to inspect pubite bull: ‘The Charleston office has been abandoned, and the clerk that was allowed Mr. Holmes witl be dispensed with, Mr. French, Who 1s thoroughly practical architect ‘And man of business, 1s diligently ‘Studying the in- ternal affairs of the office with the view of bring- ing it to the highest possible efilciency at the smallest expense practicable. ——— oe: ‘The Vacant Justiceship. RUMORS ABOUT Mx. SEMMES’ APPOINTME: ‘YIVED—JUDGE FENNER ALSO MENTIONED. ‘The rumor fs revived that Mr. Semmes, of Louts- Jana, 1s to succeed the late Justice Woods on the the U. 8. Supreme bench, but the rumor does not seem to be credited among Loulstanians here. ‘Mr. Semmes stands at thehead of the Lowstana Dor, and he has a national reputation, Last year he was president of the Ameriean Bar Association, but he ts several years older than Secretary Lamar, and it ts said the President 1s averse to ap- pointing an old man, ‘Some of the Louisiantans think that Judge Fen- ner, of the Supreme Bench of that State, is inore kel to be chosen, should the President go to Loulsiania to fill the vacancy, as Judge Fenner, though no much over itty yéars of age, 18 con to bea very able jurist. ‘THE REPORTED In.NEss oF GEN. BLACK.—A tele- gram trom Welrs, N. H., last night, states that Commisstoner of Pensions Black was reported quite {ll with inflammatory rheumatism at the Fesidence of Mr. Stilson” Hutchins, and had been attended by three physicians. There has been no information received at the Pension Office of the illness of Mr. Black. A tele- gram was sent there to-day making inquiry, but ho answer had been received late this aiterioon, A dispatch Was received yesterday from the Com- mussioner on business matters, DUL It contained no intimation that he was in badl health, A REHEARING WanTED.—The Secretary of the Interlor has recelved an application from the Northern Paotfic Ratiroad Co. asking for a rehear- ing 1p the matter of the revocation ot the orders ot ithdrawal of its indemnity lands, so far as that revocation applies to the selections by the company already of record and to future selec tons which it will hereafter have to make “in common with the rest of the world.” Posta, LAWS AND REGULATIONS.—Bound coples of the recently revised postal lawsand regulations will be ready for distribution to postinasters on Saturday. RE. ‘Mn. Larsrigsta, the new Guatemalan minister, ‘Was presented to the President to-day before Cabt- het ineeting. Tue MELBOURNE Exnrsition.—The British gov- ernment has notified the State Department that the date for recelving applications for space at the Melbourne international exhibition has been ex- tended from August 31 to October 31, Pxo Forma Invorces.—Assistant Secretary Mayn- ard has authorized the collector of customs at New York to admit a certain {importation to entry on a pro forma involce if satistled that the shipper did pot have notice of the recent, change of practice belore shipment. In a letter on this subject he says that the rule requiring constilar Invoices in the regular form will be strictly enforced in all cases When the shippers had an opportunity to ac- quaint themselves With the present practice. RESTORATION OF FLORIDA INDEMNITY LaNps.—The General Land OMce has tssued instructions to registers and recetvers of the land oiffce, directing the restoration of the indemnity lands lield by the Missourt, Kansas and Topeka allroad in Kansas and the Fiorida Railroad and Navigation Ca, and the Gulf and Ship isiand Co. in Florida, in ac- cordance with the recent decision of the Secretary of the Interior. Personat.—Emilio de Muruaga, Spanish minis- ter in thts city, 1s at the Union Square Hotel, New York.—Ex-Gov. Alex, Shepherd was registered at the Gllsey House, New York, yesterday.—Al- lan McLane of tuts city ts at thé New York Hotel, in New York.—Comunissioner Miller, of the In: ternal Revenue Bureau, writes trom ‘hts home In West Virginia that his health is steadily improv- ing and that he will soon return to his labors— Gen, Joseph E. Johnston, Commisstoner of Rall. Toad Affairs, ly al the New York Hotel, New Yo. H.C. Percy of Norfolk, Va, V Wallis of New Orleans, Frank L. Wood of New York, A. A. Lowry of Phiiadelphia and R. R. Belknap of San Frencisco, Cal, are at the Ebbitt.—Dr. F. Boas and 'P. C. "Ackerman of New York, W. Wood- burn of Virginia City, Nevada, and ‘Thos. MeConn of Cincinnatt “are at 'Willard’s— 3. K. Jones. and C. Babcock of Cleveland, J. W. Wortz of New York, and J. M. Kelly of London are at the Riggs—Wm. A. Lee ‘of New York is at Wormley’: 1, MeCain and W. Singleton of New York, G. R. MeSwine of Ar- Kansus, J. H. Leeds of New Haven and J. H. Howe Of St. Paul “are at the Arungton.—Dr. Pnip Lansdate, U.S. Navy, W.D. Allen of Philadeiphia aud F. C. Wilson of New York are at phe St. Janes. —Lieul. 8.J. K. Mcatilian 1s at the Ebbivand will Teuuiln for Several days, ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: Joun A, Luttiell to Mary W. Curtis, lot 8, sq, 1005; $2,000. 8.D. Webb to 'E. W. Kinsey, ‘sub 56, 84.597; $1,500, A Wire's BILL For Divonce.—Emma Davis has, by J. W. Crowweil and J. A. Moss, tiled a bill against “Henry Davis for a divorce on tue ground ov cruelty, fullure Yo support her, &. | They were Inarried av Lyacnburg, Vu., February 4, 1885. ee ene MARRIAGE Licenses.—Marriage lcenses have beeu issued by Lue clerk Of the court to Daniel Young and Annie Jonson; W, J. Hough and Katie B. Dice; Robt. Z. Martin and Mary ©. Able, ——— A Datry Sur Dismissep.—The case of Loosé agt, Bonnet to dissoive tue partnersuip in the dairy: business, and tor an injuuctton, Las been dis- missed Dy ‘thos, B. Higgins, complainant’s solici- tor. Mr. Brouner, charged with abstracting papers frou the Pension Oftice, furnished bull—air. G. J. Boud—abour 1 O'ctock ‘to-day, and was reledsed irom custody. ——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Stock Market. The following are the openjus and 3:0U p.m of the New 2urk Stucg suirach a+ copureou uy specla. Whe toil H. Duce, odd Lous wired @ |:v0l] vam. i, Urecun Nav | 10-4 fae. abil 40:4 teu. De & b.2) Ps ealeerenn pesdnrreee prea tom Soca xchange. ‘Tie followin chauges trom yesterday's quotations the Wasuiiviou Mock cachanze are uvied tobe, - 8. dam, Adel, coupons, 108 bid, 109 asked. 1, 108 bid, 108 asked. tad)” Ioatiroadd 102 ta North Gepitol and O strect, 4's asncd. Wasuiuygion ‘Satiuual Metroponta ‘Geriuan-Aueriean ‘Lusurance, R Weuiteeton ad Mackot. bouds, Tis "Wasuington ‘Brick “Machine, B10 aakog. » Great, Falls tee, 120, bids. Gonuusuls ‘Tike "aukusatice “Co, aakidl Pen, Tek Gus 41 asked. and kowmac Telepnone Com- Duuye, 81 bids 88% “asked: ts Teuepuene, Com dU asked, W. 1. 1. dot bouds, 90 Wi Light Intautry, 2ds 56 bid ——— Baltimore Markets TIMOBE. Mp., August 25.—Viryinia sixes, Se Aster ee tee BALLIMORY, Mp, augyst 25.—Cotton dall and ‘Be js OR, lour and taicl gulehnialing ox | Bloce e amber, 8 ror Eepeoagy hr wh 5,No. 2 winter red, spot, 738785; Bopieuber, 78: ; Ustouer, 7¥79uBU; Deceruber, mnie spon ty dod. Cats, ‘$4; Western wit uals $3801. Provisions sweady «nd quiet. [yutand dul 1dai0% Gomes neuuells lower to cargoes, ‘wo fair, 10 ign tGuinrteantion Chun wheat ‘open shinny lows at an 7» but it Sey coaey etre oms ero ceeeecnmereces Denl and bis Mother-in-Law. ROMANCE ON A SEVENTH STREET CAR, Last Monday night, about 11:15 o'clock, there Was some excitement on 7th street, between M and N streets northwest. It appears that Mrs Jennie Byrnes, who lives on the square above, ais- covered her daughter Katie on a street car in com- Pany with a young man. The mother tried to in- duce her daughter to return home, Mrs Byrnes her daughter: the Young. map, Jno. Deal, pushed er daughter man, Jno, her the moter off the car, aud’ thea he ‘and coe girt Jumped from the other side of the car and Soon disappeared around the corner of M street. ‘The result fs that the mother bas procured a war- Tant for the apprehension of Deal, and Oflcer AP- pleoy, ‘arrested ‘bim.. Te Was stated this morning In the Police Court that the defendant was elop- ng with the daughter, who 1s Dut thirteen years old, and thatthe complaining witness is badly bruised. The cage was, contiqged until Saturday, bonds being fixed at $200. DRAL DENIES THE ASSAULT AXD SAYS HE IS MARRIED TO THE GIKL, Deal, when seen im his cell by a Stax reporter, dented that he assaulted Mrs. Byrnes, who, he says, 48 his mother-in-law. He said he had been visit- ing the house of Mrs. Byrnes, No. 1203. 7th street northwest, for some time, and since February bas assisted in supporting the family, Several times, he sald, wnen Mrs. Byrnes was whippiug ber daughter, Jennie, ke took the latter's part and he did not Uhink that Mrs. Byrnes liked it, Saturday last he said, Mrs Byrnes whipped the daughter, Whd is nearly fifteen years old, and she Teft het mother's house. He met her on Sunday, when she came to hin for protection, and sald ‘she would commit suicide before returning home. She wanted him to look after her and he told her the only Way out of the diMiculty was te get married, She agreed, and Monday night they were married by the Kev. T. L. Welch of Grace Church, After the ceremony he got ona 7th-street car with his Wife, and there met her sister and two lady board- ers in his mother-in-law’s house. ‘The latter got om the car at the corner of N street and ina tew minutes the mother-in-law came rumning after the car and called to the conductor to stop. ‘The daughter sald “its mama,” and told the conductor Lo “go on; she don’t want to ride.” ‘The conduc- {of who Knew all the parties, stopped the car aod the mother stepped in. ‘The conductor, he said, Dut her off the car, While he (Deal) ran away with, is bride, and they returned to their home near 7th and Boundary streets, He says he did not put hishands on Mra Byrnes. oo Steam Railroads in the City, ‘WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS SAY OF THE TWELVE MILES FRR HOUR LIMIT OF SPEED. The District Commissioners wrote Mr. Jacob Frech, of No. 514 L street. northeast, to-day rela- Uve to the speed of steam trains within the city lmits as tollows: “The Commissioners, in fixing the iimit of av i2 miles per hour, have ini wise exeused the companies from the exercise of every precaution against accident or the etuploymentof peed‘ ul OF Sufficient train hands. ‘The speed adopted 13 & Very moderate one, entirely compatible with Tull control of the train, and to reduce the speed to a lower rate will only unnecessarily prolong the pertod of tts passage and retard delivery of pas- sengersand prompt departure. “The late accident was due to several causes: 1st, the endeavor of the engineer to make up lost time: 2d, the imperfect operating of the brake used by the company: 3d, te error of Judgment on the part of the engineer in setting the brakes on his engine while the cars in rear Were running freely at a high rate of speed: and 4th, possibly the fall ure of the train hands to set the hand-brakes. The iflc causes the Commissioners cannot control, ¥ can and will control the speed and regu~ late the use of the Y.” ‘The Commissioners say that they recognize te fact that the steam rail Toad service of Washington 1s very Imperfect and greatly in need of regulation tn the puviic 1a- terest. So far as the Commissioners are empow- ered to do so careful action will be taken, and for the rest legislation Is needed, for which Congress Will be earnestly pressed at its next session. District Government Affairs, BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: L. P, Shoemaker, to repair No. 405 1st street north- 3.3200. P. Glennan, to erect two frame dweli- 1g ‘Nos, 422 and 424’ Wilson street; $800. 0. Chappell, to erect four brick dweilings No. 969 to 915 Sth Street northwest; $4,000. A. W. Colla more, to erect frame stabié on E street southeast; $400.’ Bridget Howard, to repair Nos, 201, 203 an 205 C street southwest; $350, MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The Commissioners will include B street north- east, between 12Un and 14th streets, In the sched- ule for street improvements. ‘The Commissioners have revoked the lquor license of John Z Brennan, of No. 1000 25th street northwest _—___ ‘The Pork Butcher» Lockout. THE SITUATION UNCHANGED TO-DAY—STATEMENTS OF ‘THE STRIKERS, ‘The status of the pork butchers’ lockout remains Unchanged. As fast as fourneymen refuse to work extra hours without extra pay they are discharged by their bosses. There are now about thirty-flve unton journeymen at work. ‘The journeymen are indignant at the assertions of the boss is Of the latter on Tuesday alin that the Wages recelved a are much smaller than bosses. Some of them say Ung butgi.7 and $4. Week. Mr. jer stated at the meeting that John. Soffer, the p of the Journeymen’s union, had left his eagine with fifty’ pounds of steam on, ‘This Mr, Shoffer denies and says the bosses should stick lo an agreement Which emanated from them~ selves; that they should not make a bargain one day only to repudiate ft the next, ‘The feeling among the journeymen 1s quite high, and thelr Tanks are belng added to, Yesterday "Mr. Fred. Dietz discharged his nephew because thé latter persisted in uis support of the union. ‘The men seem determined to stick, and the trouble will be referred to a committee of the District. Assembly K. of L., who Will confer WIth a Sluullar eommiviee from the bosses. ———— Tur Races av Ivy Crry Yesterpay. — The Brentwood Riding Club races at Ivy City’ yester- day did not attract a very large attendance, though the sport was good, ‘Tue track was in splendid condition, First race, tive-elghths of a mile, for gentlemen riders, for’ silver cup, was @ dead heat; May Cretguton and Puck came ‘in neck and neck tn1:12, with Prince Alvert and Fanny close behind, In the second heat between May Creighton and Puck,todecide the five-eightas-mile race, May Creiguton won in 1:12, but the race was given to Puck, as it was found iat the former had ched, and, according to the rules, she was disquabited.” cond race Was declared of. ‘Third race, sweepstakes, kalf-tile heats, Was won, by Cricket In .50}g, Gold’ Coin second, aud Milky Way third, ees Not te Max.—Mr. Wm. Wonderly, whose daughter left Baltimore soine days ago, Says he 1s now convinced that Harvey Martin, the younz tan named in connection with the case, 18 DOL re- sponsibie for tne charges that were reported against him. Uhat they have be ee ‘Tue Mystentovs CLvB.—At a meeting of Wash- ington business wen held al Bay Iidge last week tuey banded themselves into an organization to be known as the Mysterious Club. ‘The following officers were eiecied: President, Jas. G. Getlnger; vice president, ‘Thos. Walsi;’ seeretary, W. H. Swarns; treastirer, Juo. M. Youag. ‘he thember- ship Is as follows: J..G. Gettinger, Thos. Walsh, W. B.Stearas, Jno. M. Young, C. A. Langley, Thos. M, Stevp, Jno. Burns, Geo. Miller, J. F. Manning, Win. Ward, Frank F. Hanvey, 'M.” Shea, Harry Bauer, Henry Ratalsky, Frank ‘Venable, Geo. Cooper,” Jas: Cooper, “Albert Stevens, ‘Frank Braler, Jus. Young, ‘Geo. Hetsley, Richard E Crump, W. E. Deuntson, C.E. Wells, Wm, Holz- claw, Robi. Campbell,’ John K. Galloway and ‘shos. Kinney. oo ‘Tue Late J. W. DegbLe’s Witt.—The Will of the late James W. Deeb.e, oF West Washington, was ed to-day. ile leaves the proceeds of a life-tn- surance policy, $2,100, to the children of his test Wile, and to bis exccuiurs, Jesse 44. Witson and W. Riley Deebd.e, he leaves the Dalauice of his estate for lus wife during life, and then to als 1. Iti. dated Augusi 13, and 13 witnessed i.‘ Woodward, J. W. Wade, and Rev. C,H. Richardson. FOUND To BE OF UNSOUND MIND.—To-day, the case of Louis b, BurruWs, a Well-known fatmer, living near Yenieyiown, Was betore a marsial’s Jury under a wrii of de iunatico inguirendo at the court house, Messrs, Miller & Milier ao for the petitioners and Mr. D. O'C. Callaghan tor ‘Mr. Burrows, and aiter hearing the testimony tue jury iound a verdict that Mr. Burrows 1s of un- suund mind, Se Alexandria Affairs, Wien for TH Brana Ske ey ‘THE OLD ACADEMY MADE New.—The old ac: Duliding, soracihues cuiied the Howell House, 1s wgalh ited Up as a sehoul-house, It Was bullvior (2aC purpose about oue hundved Years ago on a lot beiouging Wo Juo. dartsuorne, and the Alexandria Academy, which had been €-Laviished at Uhe town. house, Market square, 11 1763, Was located in the two luwer rooms, while Ue Boys’ tree school, en- dowed by Gen, Washington, Was kept in the t ind Story oi Ue building. ‘The Tree school Was re- iuoved Lo the oae story sciool-house ow the sout of tie academy building about 1812, ‘The old academy bultding and ground Was soon aiterward sold and decane tule the dwelling of Marsteller, Shay, Markell, Howell, and others until 1882 when was again purchased for school by the school At had been cut up into rooms for a dwelling house and served very tily indeed for & cool purposes for three years, Now, however, former status has been reslored and’ the building re-converted into % school bi It will be ‘opened on the 1st of September, ‘Cry Counci.—' ‘same improvement to Fayette streets, unree: troublesome matter will bea grade in tue upper portion of streets, NOTES. —1 ria Good ‘Templars will be sors—The Alexandria Gc phar wali he i Senator Riddleborger’s Statement. EXPLAINS HIS RECENT IMPRISONMENT AND S0- CALLED RESCUR. Senator Hiddleberger tas made a statement in regard to lis recent knprisoument for contempt Of court. He says that nis client, Jones, was per- ‘Secuted by several men for some time, and at last, through malice, indicted for stealing rails, ‘Velued at 20 cents, and for stealing rails ax posts valued. at $1. The Senator said the charge vas Mivolous and no doubt trumped up. Waile the Senator was necessarily absent froma the court room his client was prevailed upon to plead in- sanity. Cron his return Mr. iddleberger pro- tested against the plea, feeling confident, 2¢ sa¥- that his cliext could n: ainst the fury declared the accused insane, he question was raised as to whether le sane at the time the alleged offense Ww: mitted, and on ukis a verdict was defendant. The Senator added: the Wonderful placard. By whomsoever written, or in what language, 1 is a fair delineatson of tke oddities, cruelties and tyratinies of tht mientous trial.” A Tule was at once ts: ve convicted. He argued ne nnd fob verdict, of not gullts, Thea as ine quiring the Senator to show cause, &c, DUL lig Says the court Would not allow him to be heard as to the placard, nor would he authorize a Jury to Inquire into tie authorsiap, He Was coumuttted 10 fall. “As Uo the so-called “"rescu he says a ntimber of young friends, irrespective of party, called on him, and, after consultation, It Was deethed best for ail parties for blu Ww Walk out. He did so, but returned to the jail Monday Pennsylvi Prohibitionist. THEIR PLATPORM DEMANDS PROIIBITION BY CONSTT- TUTIONAL AMENDMENT, AND ARRAIGNS THE REPCB- LACAN PARTY FOR HYPOCKISY UPON THE LIQUOR QcEstion. The Pennsylvania prohtbition convention, at Harrisburg, yesterday, after the report ty THe Stak had closed, effected a permanent onganiza- Uon by the election of Hon. Chas. §. Wolf as chairman. The flnance committee reported that $4,000 be raised to defray the expenses of the fall campaign. The platfora, after deciaring the evils wrought by liquor and the liquor trafic, demands prouibition by statutory cousutuuicnal ena ment; declares that only the prohibition party can correct the evil: denounce tne hypocrisy of the republican party in pretending vo tavor the prouibitien of Uae drink traitic by the passage of & resolution for a coustitutional amendinent pro Libiuag the manutacture and sale of intoxl- cating liquor and then nuliffyiug the same by Uae Passage Of a high-llcense law, in and by a they: seek, by a division of the license fea, UO anake the ‘eitézens of the Comn 1a in every county, city, and borouch, iu the prot Of the iquor tfamic, and Uhereby secure the det of the amendment if finally ted to av Of the people. It favors protection to American labor and capital, the restriction of tmmizration “popular education with the retention of tie Bib! 4n our public schools, Just penaions to our depend- ent soldiers or their Lamlkes,” remale suffrage, and arrauigns Une republican party for the defeat Of the State revenue bIlL or. ladstone Cheered. THE LIBERALS WILL BE PRESENT IN FULL FORCE T0- 5 jORKOW. ‘Mr. Gladstone held a second conference with Mr. Arnold Morley, the liberal whip, in the lobby of the house of commons, shortly before the begin- ning of yesterday's sitting. ‘Their conversation was brief but earnest, and itis understood that Mr. Morley informed his chief that every arrange. ment had been perfected to secure a full attend. ance of the Gladstonlan members on Friday even ing. Some regret is expressed that Mr. Jolin Mor- ley Is not likely to. be present, but a’ sufficient number of opposition members will be in their ‘seats to make his presence unnecessary to the suc- cess of the Gladstonlan program, though a vigor- ‘us speech frou hita Would be more than weleoie When Mr. Gladstone entered the house he was, greeted with a tremendously enthusiastic recep- Uon by the liberal and Parnellite members on the floor und the crowd of home-rule sympathizers that paeked the galleries. ‘The rumors of disaffec- uon. the Mberal ranks are entirely groundiess. — ‘The Volunteer at Her Best. TWO TESTS TO SHOW THAT SHE CAN MAKE CLOSE TO THINTEEN KNOTS AN HOUK. Boston Special to the New York World, Aucust 24 Since Capt. Barr, of the Thistle, very fran adinitted that the Scotch cutter could not log thirteen kuets an hour, considerable interest has Deen felt to know how fast the Volunteer has sailed at her best. To ascertain this the World vorrespondent called on Gen. Patne today. Hav- ing accepted the statement that an ocean steamer sighted while the Volunteer was on her trip around the cape Was making Uwvelve miles an hour, Gen. Paine said: remember the steamer, and it is true that we steadily drew away from her. The Wind was strong that day, and it blew half a gale There was a big sea on, and in all iny experience in yachting I never sailed in such a breeze and sea, The log Was hove over at Pollock Kip light- ship. IU was put over to let us know how we were doing and where we were, as the weather Was growing thick.” “What Was Uhe greatest distanee the yacht logged in any hour? “The log was merely put over to help us ascer- tain our position. What the log recorded ts of po value to yachismen. I believe the Volunteer sailed over 12 miles an hour, and we had a Unree-reefed mainsail at the time,* During this conversation J. 8. Fay, owner of the sloop Vandal and who Was on the Volunteer on the trip around the cape, came into Gen. Paine’sofMice and read to him a Lable of figures. The figures re- ted Lo Lhe speed Of the Volunteer in the Eastern Yacht Club race, and tuey were made up by the owner of the steam yacht Corsair. ‘The Cosait steamed up alongside Une Volunteer ‘on the leg home and adjusted her speed te correspond with that of the Voiunteer, Atter both yachts had kept ‘on With each other for a short Ume the log of the Corsair was hove ever and it recorded 12 69-100 knots per hour for the Volunteer. Sallmaker Wilson, of New York, fs here, with a view of making slight alterations in the mainsatl of the Volunteer, Gen. Paine stated to-day that the sails of the Volunteer would not be reduced. It is more than probable that the mainsail will be enlarged. ——_——+e+______ She Carried a Rifle. A WOMAN KEEPS A KAILKOAD TRAIN AT BAY UNTIL SHE CARRIES HEX POINT. A few days ago Ube assistant superintendent and roadmaster of the Northeastern Ratlroad, ac- companied by the sheriff of Williamsburg County, S.C. and a force of hands, went up the tramroad owned by T. C. Willoughby, a planter and lumber manufacturer, and began at the farther end of the road tearing up and loading the ratls, which were rented to Willoughby, and about Which there had been adispute. Mr. Willoughby Was absent in Philadelphia, In the evening when the rafis were loaded and ‘the train Was ready to run on the main track, Mrs, Willoughby, a handsome Kentucky lady, took a position on the road in front of the engine ‘and Tused to allow the train to pass out. A sofa and rocking chair Were brough to her and there she “neld the fort” all night, and declared that she would remain Uhere until her husband re- turned. A ratlroad attorney arrived and at- tempted unsuccessfully to make the lady vacate. Mrs. Willoughby ie ye lawyers, but no settlement could e arrived at. ‘On the evening of the second day the raflroad attorney ordered the train to ruu out at any cost. Mrs, Willougaby had cd herself With a sixteen- shooting Winchester le, and as tue train came down upon her, Instead of moving she covered Wie engineer with the rifle and ordered hun to hait, waich he “did without a second order. Here the train, superintendent, sheriff, and hands remained until’ a compromise” satisiactory to Mrs. Wid oughby had been agreed upon. ——— see Sue May Dig OF A Max's Brre.—The New York Sun says: Louis H. Melbrook, a grocer of 91 10LK avenue, Was a complainant at Jefferson Marke: Court yesterday against Charlies Possehi, an oll refiner of the sameaddress, On August 17, during an altercation in Melvrook's store, Possebl bit the right hand of Mrs, Jane Meibrook, the wit of tie grocer. She hax been confined In bed and 1s lyiug at present dangerously ill, and umable to appear in court, Dr. McNelliy, of 309 West 19th street, sald in a letcer to Justice | uly: “Mrs, Melbrook 1s lying dangerously tll. Owing to the ‘severe inflammatory action, the hand a arm 1s much swollen, Causing intense suffering, As such Jajuries often’result in the death of the patient, I regard the wound as very dangerous. It is tin- sible to state how it will terminate, esy jaliy in view of the fact that she ts en cirnte at the pres- ent time.” Possenl was committed Wo prison with- Out bail to await examination. se. Frxe For PREACHING ox THE CoumoN.—The Rev, W. F. Davis, a clergyman, of boston, who bas ‘once or twice been fined ior preaching on the Com- mons Without a permit, Was arraigned in the Po- lice Court again yesterday on a lise charge. The Ao fee orennpe arg eye 8 ALL posed maximum penalty, a ‘The clergyman appealed, and in default of fa ‘Was sent to jail, UNPRIENDLY Fecuixa Between Inish AND GeR- Maw CaTHOLICS.—A Ceiegram from Chicago, August it ‘Says: ‘The Germans in Chicago Ubrough- out the ‘Northwest generally are, very sodignant over the alleged attitude of the Irish clergy In re- ff2T3,%0.the coming convention of Germal Catho- in Interviews with Irish-American clal church organs, tn which the opinion that the ted In Catholic German ‘Should be Churches aul schools 1s expressed, have been re Produced here and have drawn out bitter com- ‘ments from the German newspapers, &] G | i | Another Wonderful Yacht. THR YANKER PAPOOSR, WHICH [8 SURPRISING THE NEW ENGLAND YACHTS! A telegram to the New York Sun from Boston Says: It may fairly be doubted whether Mr. Ra- Ward Burgess in his Puritan, Mayfower, and V unter scored $0 signal a success, viewed strictiy from the standpoint of a marine architect, as be has in his little beamy cutter, or keel sloop, Papoose, built at Lawiey’s this summer for the Adams boys, of Quincy. ‘The Puritan when she Was launched found nothing of her size in Ameri. contend with except the Priscitia, ess In certain points Was notorions poase has been winning victories right am of the stnail Yachts in the fleet, such boats as the cen- of herown ew Enel in size, and w ‘The Shadow has been pract the Papoose appeared. The centervoards Iu the Dorchester te though the fast centerboards U the English kutfe-on-edge © a Corinthian regatta t petitors by an hour and on Monda, Marblets xd of tue vaunted Shadow, the famous old Herteshomf An which Capi. Crocker of the Puritan won rly laurels, Light air or a 10-knot breeze Lo make no diflerence to the Hing successes bave set E: atta last June, eMseLVES be nin the sloop buitt to see him try 7.07. She hiy American in her wholesome beam, and nglish cutter iMAnIacs can gel No Sallstaction CUS of her success, Lovers in Tro X RAN AWAY PROM GERMANY AND THE POLICE TX BALTIMORE ARRESTED THEM One day after the steamer Raein Bremen the German consul in Baltimore was notified by telegraph to arrest upon their arrival Uhere Lad. Wig Scheck, a student, and Cressie Gremm, the dauguter of a Bremen contractor. The pair bad ext, and Uhe gil was charged with taking 13,000 0 tn the least Murried, y were asked 10, sion. About $600 in | thousand marks were had spent te rem fin did not deny taking tue uitation IL Was dectded the next boat, a propost oy agreed at « They had intended to marred In Baltimn and provided then Both are y years of age, ery hats family, are among the wealthiest - soe _ A Fara FLasn oF Ligurstva,—During a thundce Storm in Alken Co., s. C., afew days ago, Mrs, Alien Pool, Mrs. Janes Harley aud Mrs. Uni Noble, With their children, were revurning to thelr homes from a vistt to a neighbor's lightning struck the girl's pan in Bremen, nstamtly kilily Mrs. Nobie and perhaps fatally in Juring Mrs. Pool. the cliidren were Slightly hurt, afaut, Which she Was carrying in hi When she Was kiUed, escaped without the sligh stanjur CARDINAL Hamp Uonal © GrBnoys 1. Carse nial ec THE CONSTITUTION. — secretary of Ube Constitue nission, has received the tole josing 17th day the inv the request of the sacred duty assigi fellow-cilizens, [hy rata prayer next. atetuily accept shail cheerfully comply with e by Pp the In common with my in t letters of gold. Iisa cha ties of 60,001,000 of people are” se which, under amporal bapp Of countless munitions yet funboru will be perpete uated,” Races. —The winners a yesterday were Harry er, and Beechiora, eptunus, Banero, The Bours bon, Hornpipe, and Long Branch, Hancover Suows Cx | At an open-air meet ulng for the purpe {LAIN'S INCONSISTENCY, at Westininster last eof denouncing the governs jn proclaiming the ” league, SIP liliam Vernon Harcourt quoted Mr, Chauiber= lain’s statements of Saturday to the effect that Ireland was free from cri And yet,” cone tinued the speaker, jamberiath abd Cole lings, who Were Opposed to coercion after the Phoshtx Park inurders, countenance coercion Bow, When Ireland ts tranquil, even without the local, government which Ubey formerly insisted upon as an easential accompaniment. Mr. Chamberlain seems to like the prinelpie but not the application, of coercion, "1 ain glad Luereis so much old Jeavem Jett tn hun.” siete labs A GIRL SUDDENLY Disarreans.—Irene Story, the thirteeu-year-old daughter of Mrs Ida. Story, of Hagerstown, Md., left her howe yesterday for the osteusible plirpose of witnessing the street parade Gea creas. Aue child not returulng during the . the mother became alarmed, and upon cailon to the authorities search Was wade for het, Subsequeatly the mother, it is alleged, became assured that the child bad been spirited away by her divorced husband, Jol E. Swry, Who resides hear Cincinnaul, and Who has since remarried, Tue Hagerstown authorities after telegraphing tO a number of places recelved ab answer late Last night from Uhe chief of police at Cuwberland notle Tylug Unein Chat the missiug one was found at that Place on a west bound train on tue Baltimore aud ‘Outo Ataliroad. re KILeD bY A Pony ENGINE.—A pony engine of the Lehigh Valley road, bearing officials of the pany, plunged into ad gang of track laborers Scrauton, Pa, Yesterday. Foreman O'Connell and a Hungarian’ laborer were instanuly killed and another laborer fatally injured. = so LEN. — Re, Sovruens Syuraray FoR Mc Fathers Ryan, of Memphis, and Bremer, of Orleans, are on thelr Way to New York to present a memorial signed by many Catholics of the SOUL to Rev, Fatuer MoGiynn, tendering thetr symnpae thy and expressing tie hope that Le will soon be reinstated to Ube priesthood. Fatuers Ryan and Bremer will also visit. Arcubishup Corrigan in rele erence Wo Ue excomlmunicaion of Falher Me Glynn. - 0 WAR oN THE. BUcKET-Suors I CHICAGO.—AIl the Wires of the Postai Telegraph Co., In Chicag ere yesterday sulaarily teunoved frou the bo of rade, A. M. Wright, president of the bow gave the onder. He says'ule Postal Company’ Was not only defying the board by continuing to fur hish market quovatious to bucket-shops, DUL War preparing to ‘extend its Dusiuess of Uliis clans » Wright iuthwates that similar action may Be taken to-day against the wires of the Bastiiuore ‘and Onto. roe ARMY OF THE PoToMac REUNION.—Gen. Horatio ing, Col, Samuel C, Truesdell and Gen. Kobine in, Of Sew York, a committee appoluted by Ue Soclety of the Ary of tbe Potomac at its last meeting, are al Gettysburg, Pa, looking over the ground with a view ot holding” the next annual mnecLing of he society there, — sor ‘Tue NaTrowal ReroRs Paxry.—At the session of the national reform party in Syracuse, X. Y., yes terday, IL Was decided Lo call a State ‘convenUon, for October 4 in Unabalty. A State Ucket Will them be put iu nomination aud delegates chosen to the national convention of the party, Which Will med’ in Bpringheld, HL, on October 13. - soe EXTORTIONS FROM EMIGRANTS.—The Castle Gate den invesugation Was coutinued tn New York yes: terday. David Schuitzer, publisber of the Lyme grant, vesuitied Uat he Was a constant visitor a Ms warden and was familiar, with the 3 wut, especially in regard to the e nent, in which, ne asserted, many eatordons were Tised OU (he migrants He cited a number of , cases. Tux New Youe Stock Maxker Fivuny.—The New York stock market rouble of which Une beard have been making capital of late to be tif embarrasstuent Of Grovestvon @ Pell. They have been borrowing money On East and West Alabama KaLroad bonds. The bonds have been quoted af 110, and closed Tuesday uight at 1004 bid. The values Were fictitious, however. When ordered to be soid on the exe! yesterday fo buyer could be 1ound, although they Were offered as low ak 6. Bots welabers of the firm are out of Lown, Geo. Ai. Peil is the president of the East and West rail- road of Alabama, and since he Paes eae at the property It bas. been ex ‘a ic but Lae owuers experienced « great Gealorervusas in placing Ube bonds, PORTER—BROWN. At the Protestant Pega itener useage sow DIED. DERBON. On August 24: 7 st aemeet ate phy By ‘uneral will take place. A 26tb. st four Jalork, inom S400 8 wtrcce Went Washingt * FRANKLIN. On August 24th, 1887, at 10 o'clock ha ug Sat coger Sreuus svuthwert PAUL FRANKLIN, aged twenty two years. id ‘MALONEY. residence. Jerey ave. Bymaitets protected iitueme SOHN MALGRE ya ui. ty-emal r beloved Wusband of Jotey': unddve ot Gouniy Chaves tveiand- ‘May his @oul rest in peace. at 3:30, ater] Pisce Friday. afternoon 3 friends abt acguaintances are iavited wo ettend. MES. 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